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Omelet Case HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hart Vol. XCVIII, No. 203 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, May 30, 1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20C Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered ford Superior Court Judge has dis missed charges against two peo ple arrested two weeks ago when they sent an omelet back to the chef of a downtown restaurant because they thought it was too States Get Gas-Saving Power salty. Shirley Bates, 25, of Glaston WASHINGTON (UPI) - Warning prices, starting Friday. bury, was charged with fourth- Americans they face spot gasoline He insisted decontrol would lead to degree larceny after she told a shortages this summer, President increased production and a reduction Reins New York Style Carter is delegating to state gover of imports, and warned Congress he Delicatessen clerk she’d pay only nors the power to impose odd-even will “fight to the last vote” if $11.50 of the $13 check she and day gasoline sales, require some necessary to ensure that this and three friends had received for the stations to remain open on weekends other parts of his programs are not May 20 meal and prevent tank-topping. overturned. She had deducted the cost of the Carter told a news conference Carter appeared tanned and rested omelet which she sent back Tuesday “while some increased after a long holiday weekend at because she felt the cheese in it supply and better management may Camp David. He fielded tough was too salty, minimize inconvenience, continued questions on his leadership and his Judge Joseph Adorno dismissed care, planning and conservation will recent setbacks in Congress, and in the charges against Ms. Bates be required throughout the summer dicated no mood to compromise. Tuesday and also dismissed a ,’T '' 'V if we are to avoid gasoline lines and Despite strong opposition. Carter charge of interfering with police spot shortages.” said he expects Congress to pass against a companion, Edgar “Our country faces a long-term, legislation implementing the d a y ® chronic problem in obtaining energy Panama Canal treaties and his Canterbury, 31, of Wallingford. - supplies to meet all our needs,” he hospital cost containment bill, and Burns Fatal said. not to overturn his oil price decontrol flN A ?:: ALL OF OUR He said a degree of authority to plan. HARTFORD (UPI) - take conservation measures exists in “I have no intention of backing Domenick Cifarelli, 55, died at some states, but 19 governors lack down,” he said. “I’ll fight to the last STOCKROOMS Hartford Hospital 'Tuesday night authority to order these steps. vote in Congress for those three of burns suffered in a Memorial “ By ex ecu tiv e o rd er I air. programs and any others” he con Day blaze at his controversial delegating to all the nation’s gover siders vital to the national interest. EMPTIED OUT! Canton restaurant, a hospital nors the authority to help allocate On other subjects. Carter: Our stock clerks have transferred spokesman said. our gasoline supplies over the • Accused the Organization of everything remaining in our stock- A preliminary investigation into summer,” Carter said. Petroleum Exporting Countries of rooms to the sales floor, the fire shows faulty wiring in the The governors will be able to: having raised oil prices rear of Mr. Domenick’s Marque • Require that at least some gas “excessively” and said he hoped so, hurry in. Quantities Restaurant where Cifarelli and oline stations rem ain open on OPEC would not order further limited to stock on hand his wife, Patricia, lived may have weekends. boosts. and subject to prior caused the fire, police said • Establish minimum purchases to • Said he will notify Congress sale. First come, Tuesday. ' prevent the topping-off of tanks. about mid-June on whether he wants EVERYTHING Officials said foul play was un • Impose an odd-even day sales to end economic sanctions against first served. likely. system to reduce crowding, confu the new black majority government sion and long lines by enabling of Rhodesia. Judge Slain drivers to buy gas on alternate days, • Implied he will build the MX missile, but said he had not yet made SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - according to their license plates. U.S. District Judge John H. Wood But he said these steps would only a final decision. • Said a Palestinian state would be Jr. was struck in the back by a %aps for Lutz help manage the flow of available “destabilizing” and the United States GUARAHTEED bullet Tuesday morning as lie. was gasoline and would not reduce shor is putting forth its ideas to both about to enter his car. After Scott McGrath-,- 9, of-Ge-da-r-Si-sr^ ■ the West Side Recreation Center.-The lap-a- tages. Israel and Egypt about what should almost an hour of emergency Manchester, takes a model fish from the Lutz thon is to help raise funds for a large Carter also said he plans to go be done with the West Bank and Gaza treatment at Northeast Baptist Junior Museum for a run around the West aquarium for the museum. See story on page through with his controversial plan Hospital failed, Wood, who was Side Oval in a practice lap for the “Laps for 8. (Herald photo by Strempfer) for phased decontrol of domestic oil natives. 63, died. Lutz” to be held Saturday at 10 a.m. behind Officials said the assassination WRYGELOW was similar to an attempt in November on the life of Assistant U.S. Attorney James Kerr. Wood, who had presided over many of Educators Limit Fund Raising Events Kerr’s narcotics cases, had been H & e under the protection of federal policy is intended to protect students T V k By JCNE TOMPKINS activities as walk-a-thons, read-a- mond Demers told the board that if This would mean a $21,000 reduc marshals since the machine-gun Herald Reporter and staff from commercial exploita thons, bowl-a-thons, bike-a-thons, congress approves a $3- or $4-million tion in revenue for meals in the ambush of Kerr. tion and to minimize interruption of etc., are limited to one approved ac MANCHESTER - The Board of reduction in school lunch subsidies, it school cafeteria operation, Demers WHOLESALE! teaching time. tivity in the fall and one in the spring. will mean an increase in school lunch said, and a reduction of $41,000 in SAIF Education approved a policy Tuesday Twins Separate The policy states that the Approval, by application, shall be prices. milk revenue. These figures are c h o o s e S u m night that will limit the use of school Manchester schools shall not be in given by the elementary school prin SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - A He said that both the Senate and based on last year’s sales, Demers students for collections, drives, con volved, except by special and rare cipals for the elementary schools and team of surgeons at the Universi tests and the distribution of fliers. U.S. House of Representatives have said. OFF! exception, in collections and drives by the principal and the student coun proposed reductions in federal funds Dr. Kennedy said that the issue is ty of Utah Medical Center worked The board was also warned that the by non-school agencies, unless ap cil in each of the secondary schools. MINIMUM DISCOUNT OF ■ ■ ■ I 16Vk hours and succeeded in for meals and milk. Demers said that currently being debated in Congress, • • • « price of school lunches may increase. proved by the school superintendent. • ■ ■ separating 19-month-oId Siamese Approved activities must also have the Senate plan calls for a 5-cent and that all parents of school “We have become deluged with Also stated is that “fund raising ac twins Lisa and Elisa Hansen, who the specific approval of the reduction in meals, and the House children involved in the school lunch requests to participate in various tivities by charitable organizations were joined at the top of the head. superintendent of schools. Only the version has an 11-cent per meal program should be alerted to the “*n«0FFui,lNF5CT.-. fund raising activities,” School which depend upon the participation approved activities may be adver The twins went into surgery at reduction. Both plans call for possibility of an increase in the Superintendent James P. Kennedy, by school children and the securing tised through the schools.” guaranteed to be PRicp ■ ■ • •***»B4U 10:45 a.m. MDT (12:45 p.m. EDT) elimination of a la carte milk sub school lunch prices. originator of the policy, said. The of sponsors are to be limited. Such School Business Manager Ray VtfAY BELOW WHOLESALE! Tuesday and the doctors com sidy. Nothing is held back, everyth ng L^fM8EllS ••WEAHEhs pleted the operation at 3:05 a.m. rmist go-right to the bare wa Is! •CAfUAU MDT (5:05 EDT) today. It is the Remember, you’ll be PaV'jg first time in medical history such One In, One Out, than dealers are lor the same an operation has been performed. MCC Graduates “The operation was a success. goods. Once they’re gone that s it The twins are awake and crying,” “ .SO , HURRY. Receive an said medical center spokesman Two More Likely additional minimum discount ot John Dwan. Will Hear Fahey 70H OFF at the cashiers, no By GREG PEARSON persons — Clarence “Bud” Brown ABSOLUTELY, War Is Over and Beverly Malone—also have been MANCHESTER - State Sen. opportunity for citizen participation. Herald Reporter mentioned as possible candidates. Marcella Fahey (D-3rd) will deliver Mrs. Fahey graduated cum laude NO EXCEPTIONS! ARUA, Uganda (UPI) - After MANCHESTER - The town Both confirmed they are interested the commencement address Friday from MCC in 1975, and received a 70% OFF & MORE! six months of sometimes bitter treasurer probably will nm again, a in running for a director’s seat. for Manchester Community College bachelor of arts degree in political EVERYTHING GOES fighting, Tanzanian forces cap former Republican town director Brown ran in 1975 but narrowly lost. graduates, it was announced today. science from Central Connecticut tured the last stronghold of forces probably won’t, and two persons are Mrs. Malone is a former Board of The graduation ceremonies are State College in 1977. TO THE BARE WALLS! loyal to deposed Ugandan Presi considering independent candidacies Eiducation member. scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m., ac Last year she upset Democratic in dent'Idi Amin and despite rumors for the Town Board of Directors. A popular former GOP director, cording to Carroll Maddox, director cumbent George Hannon Jr. for her Our doom will be closing soon, so to the contrary, the deposed dic These are the most recent Vivian Ferguson, said this morning of community relations. Mrs. Fahey, party’s nomination to the senate. She tator was not found in Arua — his developments in the past week, a she does not expect to run this fall. herself an MCC alumna, will deliver defeated Esther Clarke, Republican take this last opportunity to avail birthplace. Civilians said he had w eek.^at has seen political activity She said she had been interested in her address at the Manchester Bi Majority Leader of the East Hart SAW yoursell ol remarkable savings on not been seen here for more than increase for the town election this running a couple of months ago, but centennial Band Shell on the MCC ford Town Council, in the general famous branded top quality a month. Thousands of residents fall. she felt the party did not show much campus. election last fail. merchandise. Ail are brand new, marched ahead of the Tanzanian Some rumors had circulated that interest. The theme of her talk, according to Mrs. Fahey is the vice chairman of factory fresh and currently styled. column as it entered the town, Town Treasurer Roger Negro would ‘Tve been asked about running by Maddox, is “Politics and the the Legislature’s Appropriations w MORE THAN waving flowers and branches and not seek re-election. Last year, everybody but the Republican Par Weather.” Mrs. Fahey has said Committee and is a member of the All sales final and cash only, due shouting "Tanzania, Tanzania, Negro and his wife started a hew ty,” she said. She said she does not many people hope for the best, but General Law Committee and the to the nature of this salel Tanzania.” business — a pasta-making enter expect to run again but still might expect the worst when they discuss Program Review and Investigations All that remained at the small prise. consider it if the party leadership, Marcella Fahey both subjects. This need not be true Committee. EVER REFORE! home Amin kept in Arua were Some had figured this might cause asks her to be a candidate. in politics, she said, because of the some boxes of ammunition and Negro to quit his part-time town job. Richard Weinstein, GOP town This is your last call to take WARRANTIES spools of motion picture film, in Negro said this morning he has not chainnan, said he did not want to advantage of the astounding discounts cluding one on Soviet-air power made a final decision, but he does comment specifically about Mrs. available only in an Out and a documentary film provided expect to run again. Ferguson’s comments that the party Some DC 10s Fly Again AREVAUD by the British government on the “Right now, I think I am running leadership has shown little interest in of Business Sale, like this. . ON ALL changing of the guard at again,” Negro said. He said the her candidacy. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Airlines Three-fourths of its DClOs have been assembly that attaches the engine to JM Fields’ losses are Buckingham Palace. scheduling of his time between the Two persons are considering runs began putting their grounded DClOs inspected, a spokesman said. the wing. He cited “grave and poten APPLICABLE PRODUCTS And American Airlines, which tially dangerous deficiencies” in the your gain, Hurry! two jobs has worked out better than for the board as independent can back in the air today after federal in Inside Today he eiqiected. didates. spectors cleared their planes of owns 30 DClOs, said “a limited engine mounting. In Friday’s crash.' Democratic Town Chainnan Ted One is John Tucci, who has filed a engine mount problems that may number” of its planes will be flying of a DCIO at Chicago’s O’Hare air Classified...... 12-14 Cummings said he had talked to notification of his candidacy with the have caused the nation’s worst air today. port, 271 people aboard an American Comics...... 15 crash. Airlines flight en route to Los TMSSALC Negro a couple of days ago. secretary of the state. Tucci, a Cas Eight U.S. airlines own the 135 ALL SALES FIN A L.. .AND CASH ONLY... DUE TO NATURE OF THIS SALE! CONDUCTED BY Eiditorial ...... 7 “He believes at this point he can tle Road resident, is an active A spokesman for National Airlines DClOs now in use in the United Angeles were killed, and two other Entertainment ...... 6 continue and he wants to continue,” member of the Manchester Property said by early morning four of its States. Of the nation’s 14,000 daily people died on the ground. Fam ily...... 17-24 Cummings said of the treasurer. Owners Association and a frequent planes were airborne. Another six airplane departures, 450 — or just FAA officials said their own in m»amMnmtiuma Obituaries ...... 8 Meanwhile, both parties are speaker at board meetings. had been inspected, an official said, over 3.2 percent — are DClOs. spections had shown serious defects UQWWTORt t f CTIIIWMHI Peopletalk...... 2 working to develop their slates for Another person considering an in and the company "should be back to Federal Aviation Administration in the pylon mounting. Telegrams to HARTFORD Sports...... 9-11 the (all election. The three incum dependent run is Edward Wilson of fairly normal operations by noon.” (aiief Langhome Bond ordered groun airline officials were sent out Television ...... 6 bent Republican members of the Falknor Drive. Wilson ran four years Laker Airlines, which grounded its ding of the wide-bodied McDonnell Tuesday and the official word should W eather...... 2 Town Board of Directors are ago as a Republican candidate for the planes before the FAA order, said its Douglas airliners Tuesday for a FAA have reached all pilots within a few expected to run again, and two other board and lost. flij^ts are operating as normal. supervised inspection of the pylon hours.
i . ‘i. % EVENING HERALD, Wed , May 3U. 1979- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed_^,J^);JIO, lOT Cops Probe Burglaries Judge Says Phase-In Case Difficult Mason, Leaving Post, Sees Progress VERNON - The Vernon Police Department in Peopletalk • vestigated 10 burglaries during the period of May 4 through May 17. Goods taken were vaiu^ at an estimated phase-in. Shea, an assistant town attorney, represents the in the first hearing and in briefs filed in the case. he worked and tne services that have developed. By GREG PEARSON A temporary injunction could require the town to make By GREG PEARSON The department now does make some visits to the $455. town. Manchester last year became the first communi “We were '■•’Ip to further the whole delivery of services Herald Reporter last-minute revisions in its t o bills for 1979-80. The bills Herald Kepurler elderly, but Mason said his office has calculated that Breaks were reported into homes on Vernwood Drive, ty in the state to adopt phase-in. ’The phase-in, passed late to people,” he said. The department, since its birth in Robert Redford HARTFORD — Final arguments were presented normally are sent out by July 1. there are 1,800 visits that should be made in a year and East Street, Pinewood Drive, Pillsbury Hill, Mt. Vernori in last year’s session of the state Legislature, permits a MANCHESTER — Six years ago, Alan Mason became 1973, has helped develop new programs and expand Tuesday in the case challenging the Town of community to spread the increases in assessments ’This work, however, can be done on schedule by the are not being done. Drive, and Hany Lane; into businesses on Pitkin Street the town's first director of human services. This week, existing ones, he said. The list ranged from day care to Is Camera Shy Manchester’s revaluation phase-in, but the judge in resulting from a revaluation over a five-year period. town, LaBelle said. and Windsor Avenue, town property on Hale Street Ext., his term as the first and only holder of that position com outreach for the elderly, from legal aid to transportation. dicated it could be a couple of weeks before he makes his The spread is supposed to shift some of the t o burden “If the town is not enjoined, you’ll end up with utter and private property on Bolton Lake. es to an end. These accomplishments, along with the people he “We just do not have the staff to do more than scratch He crawled on his hands and knees. He flinched decision about a temporary injunction. increases from residential to commercial and industrial chaos,” LaBelle said. If the injunction is not granted and when camera strobes erupted and women squealed Mason believes his department — despite some public worked with and the variety of the job, made his six years the service in that area,’’ he said. “It’s a difficult case. It’s not an easy one,” Superior properties.' the phase-in later is found to be unconstitutional, many criticism — has done much in the past six years. But, he Mason has been job-hunting the past month and will in ecstasy. He groaned, “I hope I won’t regret this.” Court Judge Brian O’Neill said ’Tuesday near the end of taxpayers could file suit to recover the higher taxes they in Manchester good ones. Mason said. also believes there are many human service needs still to “It certainly never got boring,” he said of his work. continue do do so once he leaves Friday. He lives in Thus did Robert Redford meet his fans in Colum the one-hour session of final arguments by attorneys John ’The plaintiffs, who own commercial properties, feel paid under the phase-in, he said. be met in the community. Along with controversies about Community Develop Bloomfield with his wife, Nancy, and their two children. bus, Ohio, at what had LaBelle Sr. and William Shea. the phase-in has resulted in higher to e s for them. Even if O’Neill does not grant a temporary injunction, Mason, who also has served as the town’s Community ment and such programs as day care, the department been billed as a "private LaBelle represents a group of taxpayers challenging LaBelle and Shea repeated arguments that they made he still could conduct a hearing on the merits of tli^ntire Development coordinator, announced his resignation in sometimes was the target of the conservative watchdogs discussion” with Ohio challenge to the phase-in. A similar challenge W Ne\y March during the midst of debate about the Community of town government. They pointed to some of the human S ta te U n iv e rs ity ’s Haven’s adoption of the phase-in was sustained by a New Department of Development program. In April, town voters agreed by a services programs as unnecessary and wasteful. New Curate Appointed Haven Superior Court judge. 3-1 vote to withdraw from the program for two years. Mason, however, feels the programs have helped the Photography and LaBelle repeated his arguments that the phase-in Marital Breakdown Cinema. Trouble, is, But, Mason and Town Manager Robert Weiss both town’s needy residents. And he sees a need for future creates many cases of Inequitable taxation. denied that Mason’s resignation, which is effective Legal Services word got out, and 2,000 For St. Mary’s Church Shea disagreed. He said phase-in does create different expansion. people — most df them Friday, was related to the Community Development con Praclice Primarily Restricted by Preference MANCHESTER - J. Gary of Our Savior in Arlington, Mass., as levels for taxation for different classes, but everyone troversy or remarks Mason made about the position “Contrary to what some people believe, there are To Problems of Divorce, Alimony, Support, women — showed up, L’Hommedieu has been appointed a student chaplain at St. Luke’s within the same class is treated the same. ’This is per giving the publicity shy having some racially prejudiced motivation. tremendous needs in this community for human services. Custody. Property Distribution. Agreements. curate at St. Mary’s Episcopal Hospital in New York City and as a missible, he said. During his six years in town—he started in August 1973 They will continue to grow, and they will continue to de Dyke Spear Redford a case of the Church. He will join the Rev. Stephen student intern at the Church of the A temporary injunction would require additional work shakes. — Mason often spoke honestly and bluntly about problems mand service,” he said. Attorney at Law ANDDONT FORQET K. Jacobson and the Rev. Dr. Alan Intercession in New York. He and his for town employees and might require the Town Board of Asked in rapid order or concerns he saw in the community. , The most pressing need is for expansion of the outreach 10 Trumbull St., Hartturd, Conn. GIOVANNI’S, OF COURSE Broadhead on the staff of St. Mary’s wife, Judith, will live on Lawton a Directors to revise its budget. Shea said. In this, his final week, he had words of praise for those AT THE EAST HARTFORD — after entering on all iprogram to service the elderly. Mason said. July 1. Road. The present budget was set based on t o rates that 522-0341 OOLF COURSE, LONO HILL RD. fours to avoid a bat A graduate of Tufts University, In announcing the appointment. were calculated using the phase-in. Higher tax rates 19 Years Pmlessionat Experience 2/J 828-1024 talion of photographers Father L’Hommedieu received his Father Jacobson, rector of St. would result for most taxpayers if the phase-in is — “How many children masters degree from the Episcopal Mary’s, expressed appreciation to L. W. eliminated, and this could have an effect on the board’s do you have? How do Divinity School, Cambridge, Mass., Michael Gatzkiewicz, Charles budget decisions, Shea said. Officers they handle having a May 24 and will be ordained by the Holland, Eleanore Go wen, Katherine He also argued that the phase-in provides a community famous father? And Rt. Rev. Paul Moore, bishop of the Maxson, Odis Coleman, and Helen with a choice of whether or not to adopt it. ’This increases Attend does your wife work?” he proved a man of few MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY Diocese of New York. Students and Cherrington who served on the selec the local control a community has over its operation. TOP NOTCH words. His answer — “Three ... Well ... Yes.” adults from St. Mary’s will attend tion committee which interviewed “It’s a Manchester bill for Manchester people,” Shea Seminar 260 North Main at Main Fox Run Mall FULL SERVICE: the ordinanation rites at the candidates from several of the said. MANCHESTER - Pie in the Eye Cathedral Church of St. John the church seminaries. Police Officers Gary Wood EAST HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN • COMPLETE SELECTION OF Divine, New York City, June 2. A reception for the new curate and A banana cream pie. in the face is a strange way to ANNIVERSARY SALE and Robert Johnson of the 1150 Burnside Avenue 900 Washington St. Rt. 66 NATIONAL BRAND FOODS Father L’Hommedieu has served his wife will be Sunday, July 1, at 11 J. Garry L’Hommedieu traffic enforcement squad • SERVICE DELI propose, but it worked with Marie Osmond. She’ll as a student assistant at the Church a.m. on the church lawn. marry the guy who hit her with it — says “tell the are attending the second WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD STAMP PURCHASES I •SERVICE BAKERY world I love him and I’ve never been happier.” KOYO “M AIN SEW” SEWING MACHINE national “Driving While In •CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE toxicated” conference in The lucky pieman is 23-year-old Jeff Crayton, a Super Utility Stretch SUtch OPEN MON., TUES., WED.. SAT. 8:30 A.M. to 0 P.M. • VISA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS | former Mormon missionary from Los Angeles, now Busing Compromise Adopted Rochester, Minn. Captain Henry Minor THUR8. A FRI. 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. • CHECK CASHING a television actor. He packed the pie to the Osmond VERNON - For the 1979-80 school out of concern for the smaller recommended that all kindergarten Free-Arm w ith said the two are attending • MONEY ORDERS recording studio in Orem, Utah, saying he was just year, all kindergarten children who children walking alone at mid-day children who live more than one-half with C ase 8 Built-in the three-day seminar to OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. to 5P.M. getting even for the time 19-year-old Marie nailed live more than one-half mile from when older children are still in • HELCO BILL PAYING CENTERS Functions learn new concepts of him with a pie on April Fools Day two years ago. school will be bused to and from school. mile from school should be bused for W t t n t n i th« right to IlmH quanlHIas to 4 unHt un lu f olhorwiu tpocHltd • SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS dealing with the drunk But she didn’t propose. He did. And through the school at noon. The compromise motion was made all sessions. The policy has been that Not roipontlblo lor typognpblcal trro rt. driver problem, considered • NO CHARGE FOR BAGS goo, Marie said “yes.” The date is set for August at This compromise was reached by by board member Devra Baum, who children in kindergarten through Model 1 0 0 0 I the primary cause of ac the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City. said she set a time limit because she Grade 3 walk if they don’t live more Prices Effective Tues.,May 29 thru Sat., June 2,1979. the Board of Education ’Tuesday cidents in the nation. night after several other proposals wasn’t convinced that this was the than one mile from school. best action. “They will gain new in Princess Wanted tailed. sight into the different In approving the proposal for 1979- James Beattie said that the board’s The committee’s recommendation VALUABLE COUPON Prince Charles long has been touted as one of the ways of attacking the 80 only, board members said it was Transportation Committee lost in a 4-3 vote. CENTRAL CONTROL-COLOR CODED-ONE TOUCH DIAL SEE WHAT V'(impfit'lli world’s most eligible bachelors, and it seems he’s problem of the druken driver,” Minor said, and 16oz. CAN beginning to believe his own press clippings. CAMPBELL'S Addressing an audience of headmasters Tuesday Regular $499... report back to the depart- in Norwich, England, Wilson Urges Tax Protest ment on the new BUYS! , ^ PORK A the 30-year-old heir to MANCHESTER - A town resident educational funding is un “I believe it’s being paid illegally,” NOW ONLY $399.20 techniques and concepts. The seminar will end ^ IfEANS the British throne ad tonight will propose that local constitutional. Such a system dis Wilson said of the use of town proper COUPONS GOOD mitted it. He says he Thursday. WITH COUrtN AND ADDITIONAL MO.OO FOOD PURCHASE. LIMIT taxpayers only pay half of their criminates against poorer towns, the ty t o money to pay for education. SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY! i;: ONE COUPON p e r c u s t o m e r , o o o d m a y n th ru ju n . 2. 197a receives a lot of letters judge said. The state Legislature this year es ABC APPUANGE REPAIR Minor said the con property taxes. ALL COUPONS CAN BE REDEEMED WITH ‘ on the subject, but that, Because of this, Wilson said he will tablished a funding formula that is ference, which is attended Edward Wilson, a Falknor Drive ONE ADDITIONAL MO.00 PURCHASE ^ “by far the best was a proposed the withholding of property aimed at assisting poorer com 42 OAK ST. by representatives from all resident, said he feels some of the 50 states, will place special E X C L U D IN G T H E V A L U E O F C O U P O N S ______^ postcard which simply taxes are being paid illegally because tax payments to the town. He will munities pay for educational needs. emphasis on the treatment said; ‘What you need is of the decision in the Horton vs. make his proposal at tonight’s Local funds still will be needed to pay MANCHESTER, CT a good wife.’” of drunken driving strictly VALUABLE COUPON Meskill school funding case. meeting of the Concerned Citizens some of the cost. 4 VALUABLE COUPON And he added, “I’m In that case, Superior Court Judge for Manchester, which will be held at “I don’t,know what kind of recep as a motor vehicle viola 649-8ST9 tion or as a greater sure that’s exactly what Jay Rubinow declared that the 7:30 at the First Federal Savings and tion I will get,” Wilson said of his 25FT. ROLL 49oz. CAN I do need.” That should problem involving state’s system of using property Loan building at 344 W. Middle Turn proposal to hold back 50 percent of ^ Great for Stntch’N Sew Fabrics-^ S W U T L IF E turn his mail into an rehabilitation. taxes as the primary source of pike. the property tax payments. avalanche. ALUMINUM Second Church FOIL FRUIT DRINKS MANCHESTER - The More Laurels Ahearii Fights Bill WITH COUPON AND ADOfTIONAl MO.OO FOOD PURCHASE. LIMIT WITH COUPON AND AOOITfONAL *10.00 FOOD PURCHASE. LIMIT Campbell Council “ Life and Teaching of ONE COUPON.PER CUSTOMER. GOOD MAY 27 THRU JUN. 2. 1179. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. GOOD MAY 27 THRU JUN. 2. 1979. First it was an Oscar for “True Grit.” Then it ON SALE NOW... MANCHESTER - Jesus” study group of Se was a Congressional Gold Medal, just for being On Election Dates cond Congregational MH John Wayne, And now the Duke is up for another Members of Campbell Council, Knights of Colum Church will meet tonight at decoration — this time from the Republic of BOLTON — State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn, D-55th 7:30 at the church. Panama. District, says he is doing all he can to fight a bill which bus, will meet tonight at NO PAYMENT TIL AUGUST Wayne is an old friend of Gen. Omar Torrijos and would specify November election dates for Connecticut 7:30 at the KofC home and la^ y ear spoke out in favor of the Panama Canal towns which now hold municipal elections in May. proceed to Fitzgerald If You Didn’t Receive Your Circular... tre S |^ . For that, Roberto Morgan, executive Aheammsaid the bill had been killed by General Funeral Home, 225 Main 150 TRADE IN Create your own Assembly’s Government Administration and Policy Com St., to pay respects to the Please Pick One Up At Any Top Notch Store! director of the Panana Movie Festivals, wants to Take your choice of either of these fine Cur see him presented with the Order of Vasco Nunez de mittee, but was petitioned out of committee and passed late Henry Krajewski, a individual look member. tis Mathes Color TV's, a 18" Color Portable Balboa. by the Senate last week. It will come before the House or a 25" Color Console, and save during this with a private, Tuesday in Panama City he asked President Aris soon. sale. Now with our 36 month financing plan WEBTBRNPORK ASSORTED tides Royo — Torrijos’ successor — to award the Two of the towns in Ahearn’s district — Andover and To Pay Respects you can afford a Curtis Mathes. You don’t professional, FIRST CUT order, calling Wayne, “one of Panama’s best Bolton — are among the 24 Connecticut towns, cities and MANCHESTER - have to settle for lessi, and no payment COUNTRY STYLE $ 1 PORK friends.” boroughs with May elections. Members of Hose and until AugustI makeup UPOtK ib.^1 Ahearn, who is also a Bolton selectman, said Bolton of Ladder Co. No. 1 of the CHUCK STEAKS LO M END CHOPS Glimpses ficials are opposed to November elections because of the Manchester Fire Depart application. town’s budget-making process. Andover selectmen also RIB & LOIN Saileye LaMotta, the ex-wife of ex-middleweight ment will meet tonight at AS LOW AS oppose the change, Ahearn said. 7:30 at the Watkins R B END $|29 champ Jake LaMotta, is suing him in New York for Ahearn said the present state statutes make May elec lb. $10,000 — the share she claims he promised her of Funeral Home, 142 East 3 9 tions optional, and the law should be left that way. Towns $ 1 9 3 1 f , ^ $ 4 2 9 (FROM BUTT) money earned on publication and film rights from Center St., to pay final CENTER CUT wishing to switch voting dates could do so by local or respects to Mrs. Alice DS50 28” DIAOONAL $ 1 2 9 1 his autobiography, “The Raging Bull” ... m MONTH' !1 dinance, he said. Robinson, wife of A1 Robin CURTIS MATHES son. *. >. 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Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 843-2481 5 39^ 45 to 55. day. available on request. 5!1 Monday through Friday EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979 — PAGE FIVE News for Senior Citizens Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thurs., & Fri. NItes 'til 9, Sunday, Noon 'til 5 Master Charge SOUTH WINDSOR - the police department to by the incident, said today rate. to help us with answering about the work involved, Vlaa & Deputy Mayor Robert be a Senior Fishing Derby report the incident. Myette he did not wish to comment The meeting was the phone, taking messages should call in your name Youth Centre Myette said this morning Hello! How did you enjoy at Saulters Pond. All local said this morning that he is to any great extent. “What peppered with sharp and arrangements will be Charges that he hasn’t decided if he the long weekend? Sure seniors, 60 years of age and and so forth, in the absence considering resigning from can I say? I was terribly remarks about a $501,000 of our clerk-receptionist. If made with Pauline to meet Are Welcome will press charges against was quite damp and didn't older, will have a chance the council. upset by the accusatiqns surplus in the current we can get a few names it with you. Republican Councilman make for the type of to try to hook into more '"This whole thing is get made by Myette, and un budget.' will certainly help me and One last request: We are Lincoln Streeter because of weather we would have than 280 trout, with prizes ting ridiculous. I don’t fortunately 1 lost my Council members were persons won’t have to be having a Furnishing and a “scuffle” after a Town mind verbal abuse, but temper,” he said. liked for a holiday. awarded the winners in a told by the former town Oh well, the weatherman number of categories. No tied down to a full day. Equipment Fund Raising Council meeting Tuesday when things start to get The council unanimously manager that there project and we are asking night. promises some nice charge for this affair, Also, anyone with some - physical, it’s too much, approved a tax rate of 39 probably would be a sur bookkeeping experience is all Gold Card holders to try Streeter allegedly hit , weather for at least the which will be held from 7 Myette said. mills which is a reduction plus of about $400,000. needed to assist our hard to donate one or two Myette in the face after middle of the week. a.m. to noon. Bring your Streeter, obviously upset of 1.8 mills in the current working volunteer, Pauline dollars or more. We want Myette accused him of sub Things here start with own fishing tackle and bait our setback games Friday and join in the fun. Maynard. to make the Green School mitting to GOP pressure to ' Many of you have seen as attractive and comfor defeat Myette’s proposal A GREAT BUY afternoon. We had 13 tables By the way, we will be Pauline around, especially table as possible and we for a two-payment tax plan and the lucky winners are: starting a new system for registration of trips, need your help. Send or for the town. Bill Stone, 134; Vi Dion, when registering for our 14 color portraits and some figure she must drop off your donation to Myette, who drove 129; John Gaily, 128; trips. Lately, we are get tin g a n u rn b er of be getting paid. I can Manchester Senior Center, himself to Hartford DEPOSIT 99$ Gladys Seelert, 121; A1 C hellm an, 121; Andy cancellations at almost the assure you she is doing this 63 Linden St. Thank you. Hospital after the incident, BALANCE S9.00 most important work as a We have a few said he met Streeter out Noske, 120; Rene Maire, last minute and those doing , ON DELIVERY 119; Ann Fisher, 118; Mina so expect a refund. We’re volunteer. She could use cancellations for side council chambers, some help; Anyone who Wildwood. Please contact after a 5-3 vote defeated REG. $29.99 Reuther, 117; Ann not a travel agency, and have tried to help as best might like to find out more us as soon as possible if you the tax proposal. Streeter SAVE $20.00 Johnston, 116; William man! In an______abstained on the final vote. Brown, 115; Mary Davis, we canj'^however, most Marching Band Myette said he com 115; Josie Schuetz, 115. travel agencies have a mented to Streeter, “They Tomorrow for our Fun time limit and will not FLETCHER GLASS CO. (the Republicans) finally Day we will be in for a real make any refund after a Orfi 3S Yfon 9l fip«rwK« olMANCmSTER The Rham High School marching band got to you, didn’t they?” treat. Youngsters will be certain day. We have tried Day parade in Hebron. (Herald photo by to accommodate everyone passes through the center of Hebron while Myette added, “Streeter here for a piano recital in Mulligan) which they will be playing in the past but it is now COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE participating in the Gilead Hill Memorial then swung twice and I WINDOW CUSS. MIRROM' CUSS FUNNITUm TOPS ducked but he landed the to pass their test, and we’ll becoming a burden. So PIC1URE framing ' FIRCPISCE ( DOOR MIRRORS For Boys 4 to 20 For GIRLS 4 to 14 TUB ENCLOSURES.SPECIAL WORK third punch.” Myette said be able to encourage them once you sign up, we will he didn’t attempt to along. We hope you will at not make a refund after rcouiCTOirs mills; one week prior to the trip retaliate but went down to tend to give the students Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) Our Complete Stock of Our Complete Stock of some real support. unless there is a serious No Decision Reached This Thursday morning problem, health, accident Boys Swim Trunks Girls Swimsuits one bus will leave our or death. So please take center at 7 a.m, for a three- this into consideration Estimates Gladly Given when you sign up. Before day jaunt to Washington, OPEN M-F 6-5:30 PLASTICS IN STOCK 20%Off 20%Off On Disability Pension TfflS IS THE SEASON FOR D.C. Those going should be the final week if one wishes THUR. TIL 6:00 3/16" X 1/4” to cancel we will make a SAT. 6 • 6:00 STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES Orig. 3.50 to 8.00 now 2.00 to 6.40. Tremendous Orig. 6.00 to 14.50 now 4.80 to 11.60. Tremendous here at 6:30 a.m. asortments for boys sizes 4 to 20. assortments for girls sizes 4 to 14. MANCHESTER — After spending required to receive a town disability pen BLACK Next Monday, two buses refund only if we can get a 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER SCREENS REPAIRED another hour discussing the case of a sion. will leave for a five-day replacement. (Off Center St.) ' former Highway Department employee However, they questioned whether his CARPENTER ANTS stay at Wildwood Crest, We are also making a who is seeking A disability pension, the disability is totally job-related. Miller has In addition to being N.J. The buses will leave call for women volunteers Camp Shorts, Denim Shorts Cool 2 Pc. Sun Dresses Pension Board Tuesday came to the same other medical problems that may be con unsightly and unsanitary, the center at 7 a.m. decision it has in the past — none. tributing to his disability. BlacIWnts excavate Because of the holiday ^ G C SUMMER SESSIONS.. Only three of the five board members— Sullivan told the board, however, that it extensive galleries In wood we have no news about our and Plaid Shorts for Boys Chairman Fred Geyer, Jon Norris and has to consider the question of what Miller to serve as nesting places normally busy Monday. 20%Off and may cause extensive Herman Passcantell — were at the will do now. He no longer can do heavy I guess we’ll just have to HEQISTM Orig. 12.00 now 9.60. Cool poly/cotton tie shoulder meeting, and Passcantell has indicated he labor work because of his back injury, and damage to your home. tell you about our big tag Perhaps you would like a credit course in BT PHONE one of these Business subjects: 20%Off sun dress sets. Pretty prints. Great values for girls will abstain on all votes about the Louis he does not have the training or and bake sale coming ... until Fridty, Jun« 1, tor 6- sizes 7 to 14. Miller case. experience for other types of employ Including our Exciting Saturday, June 23. To woek leision. Our entire stock reduced. Orig. 4.00 to 8.00 now Passcantell did agree to vote in favor of ment, such as desk work, Sullivan said. make it real big we need ACCOUNTING • BUSINESS LAW • REAL 3.20 to 6.40. Sizes 4 to 16 regular, slim & husky. a tabling motion Tuesday so the matter Sullivan also said his client has qualified “Duo-Image” portrait your family and friends to ESTATE PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES • 646-2137 could be continued until the board’s June for Social Security, and he feels the Social TWO POSES TWO 8x10, TWO 5x7, TEN WALLETS come up with articles we REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL • DATA Girls Short Sleeve meeting. Geyer proposed a special Security standards for disability are can use. Please check the PROCESSING • COMPUTER REGISTER Boys Jog Shorts workshop on the case that would include stricter than those set by the town. . • ALL AGES WELCOfvlE. • GROUPS $1 00 EXTRA PER PERSON • SCENIC house and garage, and we’d PROGRAMMING RYMAIL BACKGROUNDS AVAILABLE. • FAST DELIVERY • COMPLETE PACKAGE OR . until Wed. May 30 tor 8- Knit Tops the Pension Board, a representative of the Geyer raised a technical question about lo t 0 Fievenlive Maintenance program appreciate it if you would week session. DERS ONLY. • ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS AVAILABLE* ALWAYS FRIENDLY, town attorney’s office and the town’s Miller’s application for a disability pen drop things off at our ... or one of the 58 credit courses In Business. .. until Fri. June tS tor 6>week PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Humanities, Physical Sciences, Mathematics. Social session Health Department. sion. He said the application was not filed center. If you can’t get Sciences and Secretarial Sciences. 3.99 Orig. 5.00 Miller worked with the Highway within a year of termination. “Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.” them here, call 647-3211 20% Off Department from 1967 to 1975. He suffered “You’ve got to be kidding on that one,” and we’ll arrange to pick The 8-week session opens June 11, ottering classes Colorful 2 tone piping. Qreat color combinations. Orig. 5.00 to 9.50 now 4.00 to 7.60. Our entire three on-the-job accidents that led to a Sullivan told Geyer. May 30-31 - June 1-2 the items up. Proceeds will that meet two evenings per week (more often for 4 Cool easy-care poly-cotton. Sizes 8 to 20. stock marked down. Sizes 4 to 6x & 7 to 14. back injury. The Pension Board also approved the credit courses). Secretarial Science courses with flexi Little boys sizes 4 to 7 orig. 4.50...... sale 3.49. PHOTO HOURS go for furniture and equip Pension Board members told attorney early retirement application of Morris ment for our new center. ble morning and evening hours, and an Intensive BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY Dally: 10-1 2-5 6-8 L. Paul Sullivan, who represents Miller, Riback, an employee with the Highway Chemistry course encompassing two full semesters of Levis for Girls Saturday: 10-1 2-4:30 Please help us make this a that they agree he is “permanently and Department for 14 years. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. real gala affair by donating work. The 6-week session opens June 25. offering totally" disabled. Such a classification is classes that meet four mornings per week. SATISFACTIONI GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK. some articles. Boys Short Sleeve We are still working at The cost Is $25. per semester hour plus a college ser 1 0 .9 9 Orig. 13.00 to 15.50 MANCHESTER Emanuel Lutheran the Green School and are vice fee. For a class schedule, complete details and In- Polo Shirts now painting the windows ■ formation about registering by phone, by mail or in- COMMUNITY Our complete stock of Levis fashion . '".cks for MANCHESTER - The as well as a few othre jobs. person. please call 646-2137. COLLEGE girls 7 to 14 regular & slim. Many gre-i otyles. Prayer Group of Emanuel So if you men, especially— Lutheran Church will meet but we we won’t turn any MCC adheres to the principles of equal opportunity and 3.99 & 4.99 affirmative action. 60 BIDWELL ST.. Orig. 5.00 to 6.50. Crewneck & collar styles. Solids Girls Summer Sleepwear ’Thursday at 10 a.m. at the ladies down — come to give MANCHESTER 08040 church. t i ' i t f us a hand, just drop by any & stripes. Famous make. Sizes 4 to 20. The care and visitation W/MI/Z/WN ED WHS morning around 9. committee is scheduled to While you’re reading this 5 .9 9 Orig. 9.00 & 10.00 meet at the church at 11:15 OtdOBIUS column, some of our senior Boys Denim Jeans Baby doll p.J.’s & nitegowns. Sizes 4 to 14. a.m., and the Bell Choir golfers have joined a new • SALE! I I I III! ^ will have its final rehearsal experience. Through the I at 4 p.m. hard work of Joe Diminico, • Clolhe.M X Orig. 9.50 & 12.50 Bonnie Doon Summer Sale arrangements were made In 4.99 Municipal Retirees to team up with senior Pra-softened poly/cotton denim jeans. Also khaki members of the Chino jeans. From “Rob Roy." Sizes 4 to 14 slims MANCHESTER - Save 20% MEN’S LEVI’S Manchester Country Club. & regulars. Reservations close June 5 Mill trials, mlaprtnta A othar not quit# parfact coplaa of flna ^ Orltniaia on long wtaring nylon. They played a tournament Reg. 1.65 white camp socks now 3/3.90. Reg. 1.65 for the Manchester tennis socks now 3/3.90. Reg. 1.50 tube socks th a a G'kS's /zc and the results will be told Municipal Retirees’ iC aeoecdtv \\igSj:J>ceCf COTTON now 3/3.60. Stock up nowl Association annual dinner FOR GALS Saturday. meeting June 12 at 1 p.m. Keep in mind that on at the Army and Navy SHIRTS All 1st Quality In Misses and Juniors Saturday, June 9, there will Nylon Jackets for Camp Club. In Levi Denim and Soft Denim ~ For PRETEENS Reservations may be Western and made by calling Feme Traditional Styles y 5.99 Orig. 10.00 & 12.00 Green, 649-2158, Mc^tergaln*. M aoW aWi • Sm. Med. & Large Pool Plan ■nt—■M w oon______or yiiur^woo>y.Oauli These lined nylon jackets are super values for Preteen Sundresses, On Agenda boys sizes 4 to 14. Chapman Court VERY FAMOUS BRAND C A R Retails to 16.50 MEN'S SPRING '& SUMMER Save 40% (we aaoMiieo not to mrntion it) MANCHESTER - Chap H SOUTH WINDSOR - man Court, Order of T-SHIRTS RADIOS The Public Building Com Amaranth, will observe Retails to $26 Boys Summer Pajamas, Orig. 12.00 AM-PU8HBUTTON mission will hold a special i90 7.20 Visiting Matrons and & BRIEFI WITH SPEAKER meeting tonight at 7:30 in Our Entire Stock! Patrons Night Friday at its thtir 979.95 Cool polv/cottons. Floral & border prints. BRIEFS CORDUROY the Community Conference meeting at 7:45 p.m. at the 0 Shoulder straps & spaghetti tie straps. Sizes SIZE 28-36 Room at Wapping Com Masonic Temple, Officers T-SHIRTS * 1 9 * ® SIZE 8,M,L,XL munity Center to consider will wear white gowns. JEANS 20% Off thair $7.80 •M-FM-S1QIE0 $4490 5 plans for hiring an pkga.013 LADIES For Men and architect for the new Orig, 5.50 to 12.50 now 4.40 to 10.00. Short sleeve Preteen Jog Shorts Concordia Church rUSHHITTOR*-$99.95 proposed indoor swimming styles with either long or short pants. All In cool MANCHESTER - The AM-FM-STEREO & Students JEAN pool. polyester. Prints & solids. Sizes 4 to 20. $ 5 7 6 0 l i Bible Discovery Group of THE FAMOUS UBEL8 HAVE NOT BEEN I CASSETTE PLAYER ^.95 Retails to *18 The pool was proposed 2.99 Orig. 4.50 Concordia Lutheran PIECES PURCHASED SINGLY ARE 99t EA. by the Republican * 150. Church will meet Thursday VESTS members of the Town REG. Curved sides. Many colors. Contrast trim. Boxer ALUMINUM UTILITY IMPORTED RATTAN at 9:30 a.m. in the church WICKER SWING CHAIRS Council in response to com- Heavyweight Tube Socks waist. Sizes xs, a, m, I (24’’-34")...... - room. SHEDS 2 SIZES All Denim Vests plaints from some ’The Golden Age Group ATTACH TO members of the communi MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE With Cushion Sole Preteen Knit Tops will have an outing at 1:30 TREE, MEN’S ty that there were not 4-PC. 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PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979 EVENING H^ALD, Wed, May 30, 1979 - PAG^^VEN Free Concert Letter to the Editor Set at Bennet Euruiiuj Hrrali^ MANCHESTER - One-hundred- Manchester — A City of Village Charm twenty students from Bennet Junior Founded Oct. 1 , 1881 Manchester Citizens Not Racists High School will perform Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the school’s annual Published by the Manchester Publishing C o, Herald Square. To the editor: Manchester. The Manchester Area American citizens who believe that seventh grade choir Spring Choral Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. and the Board of Directors have the Concert. Walter Grzyb is the direc It is most distressing that a certain Conference of Churches is doing an the people have the right to vote in a right to vote according to the'dictates MemDtif Audit B uieau ol Ctrcu
■•V EVENING HERALD^ Wed.^^ May 30, 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, W ^., May 30. 1979 Knicks Want McGuire, Softbaii Penney Spoils EHHS TONIGHT’S GAMES last night at Fitzgerald, 12-4, as Lou Donna Trudeau, Marlene Donnelly Savings vs. Pumpernirkle, 6 • Wellington homered among his three and Debbie Dawson led the losers Chrney hits. with two hits each. Says tie Won’t Coach Bob Coroso and Karl Hasel each Postal vs. Rorkwell, 6 - Ml.Neho INDY Buffalos vs. Tees, 7:30 -Mt.Nelio added three hits to the potent offense Outhit, 20-10, Thrifty Package was Outright Crown Bid jocks and socks again.' country and has a contract with NBC and Rich Belkewicz had two hits. NEVV YOpK (UPI) - A1 Ed’s vs. Glass, 6 - Keeney Moving a step closer towards the CCIL lead, Manchester High outscored as well last night by Hart McGuire felt a touch of McGuire coach^ 21 years, all in calling for him to do basketball com LaSirada vs. Annulli, 6 • Fitzgerald John Sommers led the losers with ford Road Dairy Queen at Nike, 8-3. upset league-leading Conard High, 3-2, and blanked East two bingles. game of any pitcher we faced thus for the Hornets, walking one and nostalgia over the weekend, so the college ranks at Dartmouth, Bel mentary during the 1980 Olympics in Telephone vs-f'eppino’s, 6 - Nike Dave Brannick’s four hits led the By KFAIN CASEY striking out five. Tom Guidotti went ford High, 5-0, in golf action yesterday at the Manchester Coun mont Abbey and Marquette. Bogner’s Packers had to come far,” stated East Hartford Coach A1 he went back to see what was Moscow. McGuire drew many raves Cireuits vs. Gus’s, 7:30 - Nike Queens with Rick Goss and Whitey ('orrfHiioiKlfiil Lussier. the rest of the way and absorbed the try Club. A man with the Knicks reveals that for his bright, imaginative and Angels vs. Firemen, 6 • Robertson from behind with three two-run Jenkins adding three each and Ed doing in his oid neighborhood, scoring innings in their last three at Getting a clutch hit from The Knights won it with a two-out loss. He’s now 5-3. Guidotti walked The setback snapped Conard’s 17- Hickey and Cliff Bickford each when they talked with McGuire about knowledgable comments on TV Fogarty’s vs. Moriarty’s, 7:30 . Savage , Rudi Wittke and Tim O’Neil bats to overtake Talaga’s last night rally started on a walk and stolen three and fanned seven. match winning streak and puts the carded 78s while Jeff Dolin fired an Rockaway Beach here in New the coaching job he asked for “the during the recent NCAA cham Robertson chipping in with two hits each. Peter Cace and a strong at Robertson, 8-7. base by Dino Peruccio. Bob Linnell’s "The kids wanted this game and Chieftains 14-2 in the league. Conard 82. Baker won his match, Dolin and York, building,” and although McGuire pionship. The raves were richly Scott Hanson and Scott Garmen led pitching performance by Ron Seplowitz homered and singled slow roller down the third base line went out and did it,” expressed Bickford each halved against Conard That’s where he grew up as a kid, laughs when he hears that, he doesn’t deserved. the losers with two hits each. southpaw Bob Burnat, Penney did defeat East Hartford. The DUSTY for the Packers and Hank Pawlowski was thrown away by third sacker Bob Liappes, "This is the best game I’ve with the Indians taking the medal where he and his older brother, Dick, deny it. “I was booed for 17 years,’! he NIKE streaking Silk Towners have won 11 Jumping off to an early first inning had two more hits. High spoiled East Hartford DeSaulnier, Peruccio scoring the ever been associated witfj at began their basketball careers which "For me to even consider taking a says. "For the last four to five years, Lathrop overpowered Wilson Elec in a row and stand 12-3-1 in the CCIL point by six strokes to pull out the 4-0 lead, Belliveau Paint held on to High’s bid for sole possession equalizer and Linnell stopping at se Penney.” converged when they played together coaching job with a team like the people have been applauding. I don’t Talaga’s outhit the winners, 17-8, tric last night at Nike, 15-2, as Bob and 20-5-1 overall. victory. pin a 12-9 loss on Vittner’s last night of first place in the CCIL with cond. Dave Blake was intentionally East Hartford is slated to face for the New York Knicks in the ’50’s. Knicks, they’d have to give me dic know where the turn came. Maybe it with Mike Coughlin homering and Magnano lashed out four hits , Don “ We’ll probably get ours Results: Manchester vs. East Hartford at Robertson. singling twice. Tim Coughlin added walked and Cace then won it with a Norwich Tech today at home in a — Hickey (M) def. Jim Ladue 6-4, Baker Lately, there has been talk that AI tatorial powers,” McGuire says. “I’d was at the Omni. Maybe it came Kelsey three and Jeff Maxwell a a 3-2 17-inning marathon vic tomorrow, but how sweet it is Bruce Rudolph’s three hits and two three hits and Jeff Rea, Todd Talaga, single to left. Class L Region III playdown while today,” noted Manchester Coach (M) def. John Ladue 6-5, Dolin (M) def. McGuire would like to do a little want to run the whole show. I’d like a from being truthful. I do everything pair. tory yesterday at the Black each by Pete Belliveau, Rich Butch Talaga and Jim Keefe two hits Although Burnat pitched one super Penney sees tourney action Friday at Beaulieu 1-up, Bickford (M) def. more than merely visit the old seat on the board.” imaginable, but I don’t lie.” Steve Wilson and Doug Tanger Tom Kelley. Kerweas, Gary Waelke and Steve each. Knights’ field. game it took junior Paul Pires to get Windsor in a Class LL Region III first Manchester visits Conard today in LaForge 6-4, M anchester won medal neighborhood. He has been away McGuire makes that last state McGuire doesn’t think he’s finished each had two hits. The Hornets, 13-5 in the league, had round clash. Both games are slated point, 312-345; M anchester vs. Conard — ment tongue in cheek but it gives you with athletics for good. He thinks Cirad paced the Painters while Mike the Knights out of a jam in the 17th. a tri-match at the Chieftains’ course from coaching now more than two FELINE REC to settle for co-championship with Gentile (C) def. Hickey 2-1, Baker (M) some idea of what it would take for he’ll be on the perimeter of it Orlowski homered for the Gardens. The junior righthander went in and for 3:30 starts. in West Hartford along with Penney. years, ever since leading Marquette Wendy’s had no trouble turning Three runs in the sixth inning iced Conard, a 9-2 victor over Hall. def. Miller 7-6, Dolin (Ml' halved with any team to get him. somewhere, possibly as a commen Edgie Brinard collected three hits back the challenge of Thrifty got the Hornets out in order after Carl Baker took medalist honors Wlodkowski, Bickford (M) halved with University to its first and only NCAA the verdict last night as West Side Penney finishes 9-9 in CCIL play and He received some more phone calls tator or a consultant. “I still feel I and Miles Boutilier and Tony Package last night at Mt.Nebo, 12-6. Burnat pitched to three batters, one with a 2-over par 74, including an Callahan, Manchester won medal point, title in The Omni in Atlanta March Italian Kitchen stopped Martinizing heads towards state tournament play from the Knicks this year. But again, need an arena, a gladiator’s floor,” Cestagna two each in defeat. Joann Perotti, Kathy Linsenbigler scoring. Pires picked up the win to Penney (3) — Peruccio 2b, 7-1-1-0, even par 36 on the front nine. Chris 312-318, 28,1977, and the feeling is he’d like to at Keeney Field, 6-3. 10-9 overall. nothing materialized. EASTERN raise his record to 5-2. Linnell c, 8-2-1-0, Chasse pr, O-O-O-O, Blake come back to take over the Knicks. he says. and Gwen Jones each lashed out Ed Hanlon and Dave Bujaucius Burnat, a senior, earned a day’s The Hornets scored the go-ahead rf, 6-0-1-0, Cace lb, 6-0-2-1, Pires 3b, p, 6- “I would like to say this about Son “One thing I’ve tried to do is not Each side came up with 14 base three hits and Debbie Gilnack and The Knicks have talked to him hits last night at Mt.Nebo but each stroked two hits for the winners pay. He went 16 innings, threw 175 run when Chris Nicholson walked and 0-1-0, Almquist 3b, rf, 7-0-1-0, Just dh, 5-0- about the job twice, this year and last ny Werblin (the president of Madison get my mind whacked out on Sue Linsenbigler were in the two-bit pitches to the 52 battfers faced, 2-0, Burnat p. If, O-O-O-O, Schultz If, 5-0-0-0, Scholastic Roundup Alliance Printing had more runs than while no member of the losers could Tyler Jones singled. Nicholson year, but you have Al McGuire’s Square Garden which owns the jealousies. All my life. I’ve been the class for Wendy's. collect more than one. fanned 12, walked two — and wasn’t DunFee ss, 5-0-3-0. Totals: 55-3-12-1. Knicks),” he says. “He’s a man I tru alley player and my brother, Dick, Dean Machine an^.the result was 9 -6 3 swiped third with catcher Linnell's word for it, he isn’t going to replace involved in the decision. Burnat East H a n fo rd (2 )— De Saulnier 3b, 7- success. peg going into leftfield, Nicholson Red Hoizman as coach. McGuire ly admire. He’s a keeper, quality, was Michelangelo, a natural. I heard plenty of praise from both 0-1-0, Hilchuk 2b, 6-1-1-0, Nicholsen If, 6-1- Eating Good An infield error opened the Swinging big bats for the Printers scoring for a 2-1 lead. Tennis goes even further yet. He says he’ll exciting to be around, a man’s man. remember when we were both with sides. 0-0, Jones lb, 6-0-3-0, Durler c, 7-0-0-0, floodgates for Vernon. were Leo Maheux and Dan Jones Leaders "When we got the tie breaking run Yes it is ... Muhammad Ali, MANCHESTER HIGH never coach anywhere again. In my opinion, what he says is what the Knicks. I’d be waiting in the car "Bob pitched a very courageous Hardy dh, 6-0-1-0, Kohler cf, 6-0-1-0, Joel Sullivan pitched 4 1/3 innings with three hits each and Tom Vescey in our top half I 'j^ r e d we’d hold on sporting a lot of extra weight Manchester High boys’ tennis team “The word ‘never’ is difficult to he’ll do or at least try to do.” after the game to go home with the game for us today and showed a lot of Hickey rf, 5-0-1-0, Proctor ss, 6-0-0-0, of two-hit relief, striking out six, to and Bob Watts with two bingles each. Batting as long as our pitching would hold up- Ouellette p, O-O-O-O, Guidotti p, O-O-O-O. took a forfeit win over Windham use,” says the curly-haired 50-year- Not long ago, McGuire gave up a family ahd Dick would be answering liunic Runs character," stated Penney Coach and a few rolls around his mid highlight the effort for Bennet. The Best in the loss were Dennis voiced Lussier. Totals: 55-2-8-0. High in a scheduled CCIL match old McGuire, who jogs a couple of job as vice chairman of the board questions by the press and giving out National League - Schmidt, Phil Mike Liappes. "East Hartford won 14 section. Last night he told young Bears are 5-6 for the season. Shooter and Charlie Rudnick in the AB East Hartford scored its first run yesterday when the latter failed to miles every day and looks in better with Medalist Industries, a con autographs. I’d have to say I was H Pet. 15; Kingman, Chi 14; Murphy, Atl 13; games and hadn’t seen a better op crowd in London he would glomerate. McGuire’s job paid jealous of him then. But I worked on three-hit class and Dwight Rose, Phil 178 65 .365 in the opening frame while the 000 000 0 1 2 show for the make-up date. shape than some of the players in the Matthews, Atl and Dawson, Mtl 11. posing pitcher than Burnat," he E. H. too 000 000 around $80,000 and he’s still with the getting rid of such jealousies and I Downham, Ray Bonneau and Tom Brock, St. L. 114 41 .360 Knights tied it in the ninth. 000 000 001 000 000 0 2 3 retire shortly... as if the crowd The Indians finish 8-1 in the league, ILLING JV NBA right now. "But I think I can American League — Lynn, Bos 14; added. "Burnat pitched the best P. firm as a consultant. He also does feel I have. As much as possible, Bonneau with two safeties each. Winfield, SD 195 68 .349 Bob Ouellette hurled 8 1/3 innings couldn’t tell. (UPI Photo) which gives them second place, and Illing jayvee baseball team safely say ‘never’ because I don’t Singleton, Balt 12; Cooper and considerable speaking around the anyway.” CHARTER OAK Murphy, Atl 141 49 .348 stand 9-2 overall with a match today blanked J.F. Kennedy, 14-0, yester think I’d ever get down to the wet Thomas, Mil 11; May, Balt, Smalley, Enjoying a 21-hit effort, Mdzzilli, NY 168 57 .339 against East Catholic at the day behind the five-hit pitching of Minn and Horton, Sea 10. Manchester Pizza trimmed Farr’s Knight, Cin 172 58 .337 Memorial Field courts rounding out Mike Byam. last night at Fitzgerald, 15-6. Runs Balled In VConns Included Little League the regular schedule. Foster, Cin 149 49 .329 National League - Murphy, Atl 36- Joe Gallagher and Chris Petersen Batting star was Mark Roscio with The Silk Towners, after dropping Marine Classic Set Stargell, Pit 105 34 .324 Kingman, Chi 35; Schmidt, Phil and each had two hits and Jeff Popik, five hits. He homered twice, one Moreno, Pit 180 58 .322 TONIGHT’S GAMES INT. FARM two of their first three outings, have Winfield, SD 34; Foster, Cin and Mark Zimkiewicz and Peterson com inside-the-park, and collected three Carter, Mtl 134 43 .321 In New Hoop Loop Ansaldi'xs vs. Lawyers, 6 - Leber 7-Eleven tripped Hartford Road won eight in a row. bined for 7 RBI. Illing is now 4-3. Garvey, LA 33, singles. He drove in three runs. American League A&N vs. Legion, 6 • Waddell Dairy Queen, 11-3, yesterday at BENNET In East Hartford American League - Baylor, Cal Hank Brown singled twice, tripled AB H :Pet. BOSTON (UPI) — Athletic departments of seven eastern Carter’s vs. Moriarly’s, 6 ■ Buckley Verplanck. Golf Eight runs in the fifth inning broke 47; Lynn, Bos 41; Porter, KC and The 1979 East Hartford Marine the Yankee Power Boat Racing and homered and Don Erickson Smalley, Min 172 67 .390 Ray James pitched a complete- CHENEY TECH a 4-4 tie and lifted East Hartford past Cooper, Mil 39; Nettles, NY 36. college basketball powers have announced plans to form a Classic, a regatta featuring 10 Association and sanctioned by the slammed three hits and Steve Hanley Kemp, Det 143 55 .385 INTERNATIONAL game victory and aided his own Cheney Tech dropped a 5-0 decision Pilchinp Viclorirs “Super Conference,” their own basketball league organized the Bennet varsity, 12-5, in baseball classes of inboard and outboard American Power Boat Association. and Rich Riordan two each for the Carew, Cal 174 62 .356 Rolling to their fifth win in seven cause with four hits and three RBIs. to Rocky Hill High yesterday in COC National Leagqe - Niekro, Hou 6- within the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference. action yesterday. hydroplanes and runabouts, will be — A special feature at the race this winners. Remy, Bos 188 65 .346 starts, Boland Oil topped Hartford Eric and Chris Letendre added three golf action at the Terriers’ course. 2 ; Ruthven, Phil 6-3; Carlton, Phil Don Sumisiaski had two doubles, held ^turday and Sunday,*^une 16-l7 year will be an inboard class called John Mace led the losing attack Banister, Chi 156 54 .346 The move, announced Tuesday by Road Dairy Queen last night at Leber and two blows respectively for the The Techmen slip to 2-12 with the and Blue, SF 6-5; 12 pitchers tied schools said they preferred to use scored three times and pitched two from noon to 6 p.m. each day on the the Jersey Speed Skiffs. The boats with three blows and teammates Jim Bochte, Sea 160 55 ,344 the sports directors of seven ECAC Field, 11-9. winners, now 4-3. Joe Tedone and setback. with 5. Division I colieges, is aimed at more spots on their schedules to play scoreless innings for Bennet, now 4-5. HAa OF FAMER ROfiEES Connecticut River at the Pitkin are 16 feet long of the lap type con Welch and Bob Roy added two each. Baylor, Cal 182 61 .335 Elijah McFolley paced the Oilers gotticello each had two hits tor Results: Clement (RH) def. Bob Piccin rapped a double and American League - John, NY 9-1; boosting the schools’ basketball national powers. HORNSBY MANAGED Street ranjp in Blast Hartford. struction with a crew of 2 persons CANDLELIGHT Rice, Bos 'r 166 55 .331 with three hits and Eric Bloking Queens, now 6-2. Shelsky 5-4, Hunter (RH) def. John single and drove in three runs while Marshall, Minn 8-4; D.Martinez, Balt programs. They are Boston College, Tranghese said the conference has ALL OF THE FOUOWING According to Billy Logozzo of West and they bounce around the course Once warmed up to the task, Downing, Cal 146 48 .329 added a pair while Kevin Messenger ------son 5-3, Clement (RH) def. Tim Fogarty had a pair of bingles for and Koosman, Minn 7-2; Splittorff University of Connecticut, not been given a name, "bjit up until CLUBS. WHICH TEAM Hartford, 1978 Eastern Division completely out of the water. ’They Moriarty’s trimmed Allied Printing 36 ,327 was best for the Queens with three NATIONAL Czaikowski 5-4, Demko (RH) def. DID HE TAKE TO THE Johnson, Chi no KC 7-4. Georgetown University, Providence now various writers in the East have the Bears. champion and 1976 SK National are a favorite attraction for all race no 36 .327 singles. Nichols Tire topped the Medics, 5- Remenik 7-6, Rocky Hill took medal WORLD SERIES TITLE ? Wilfong, Min College, Seton Hall University, St. calied it the ‘Super Conference.’” champion, entries from all over the fans to see. Also, the ever popular AMERICAN 2, last night at Buckley. Bobby Blake point, 368-422. A . BRAVES East Coast will be present and John’s University and Syracuse He said that for the first season the B. REDS flatbottom ski boat class will be Niagara Job Filled Dave Harmon drove in KarTNoone g key two-run double in the foniier national champions will be on University. seven schoois will play each other with the tie-breaking run in the last inning and David Kelly and BOLTON HIGH j : . CARDS______^ racing along with many super fast Sports Slate Athletic Director Dan Softball hand to offer the best boat racing hydroplane classes with sp e^ s up to NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. The separate conference will com just once, plus there will be a post night iast night at Waddell Field as Brian Dunn each had key blows for Bolton High for the first time in Raskin announced Monday. mence with the '79-'80 season, said season tournament. “Eventually, four years defeated previously once- ILLING GIRLS SUI'SOTVD U3MSU6 available in the country. 100 m.p.h. (UPI) — Phil Scaffidi, cap Modern Janitorial stopped Civitan in Nichols, now 5-3. Winning pitcher tain of the 1978-79 Niagara He will take over VI Providence Coliege spokesman Mike they will expand it and make it a dou beaten Rham High, 4-1, in COC golf Illing girls’ softball team dropped The annual regatta is conducted by Wednesday Thursday ble round robin and there wili be a a thriller, 5-4. Danny Guachione struckout 10. Rick an 18-12 duke to J.F. Kennedy yester Payoff Less BASEBALL Unversity basketball team, coaching duties in the fall Tranghese. Harmon coiiected two of the LaFlame had two hits and Glen action at Blackledge Country Club. GOLF post season tournament as well.” day in Enfield. Cheney Tech al South has been named head from Bill Bradshaw Sr,, A new NCAA ruie, effective in the winner’s six hits with John Roe out- Cetelat fanned 12 for the Medics, who Chris Ursin took medalist honors INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - There East Catholic al ^HCC '80-’81 season, says members must NCAA rules also require that any for the Bulldogs, carding an 83. Wendy Felletter had two hits in was more money for more people, Catholic, 3:30 baseball coach at Niagara, who resigned. Raskin said. standing on defense. drop to 5-2. Soccer Clinic Saturday Tourney (Pine Valley) play round-robin with other con new conference exist f o r \ ^ years Bob Lovett homered and doubled Bolton is now 7-2-1 for the season. cluding a double for the 3-5 Rams. but less for Rick Mears than for last Norwich Tech at East Vinal Tech /Prince Tech A free clinic will be held at youth level in community programs.. ference teams during the season in and hold championship touiliej^s, in for the losers with Scott Fyler adding Results: Ursin (B) def. Burnham year’s champion as the Indianapolis Hartford, 3:30 al Cheney Tech NATIONAL FARM Gene Langan Volkswagen, located at Participants will have an oppor order to get an automatic berth to each of those years before it can be Carter Chevrolet bested the 1-up, Sirois (R) def. Hooper 8-7, Motor Speedway distributed a record Rham at Ellis Tech, 3:30 TRACK three hits. 816 New London Turnpike, Glaston tunity to enter the “Cosmos Day” NCAA post-season playoffs. granted a guaranteed bid to the AMERICAN FARM Medics, 8-7, last night at Bowers. Thorton (B) def. Dean 1-up, $1,271,954 among the 35 starters of GIRLS SOFTBALL Fermi /Hall at bury Saturday, June 9 at 10 a.m. sweepstakes, a drawing in which 800 A As the ECAC is now set up, the NCAA tourney. In the meantime, the Civitan trounced Modern last night Todd Weslowski had three hits and Ferguson (B) def. Wirth 2-pp, Bolton Track the 63rd Indianapolis 500. The Danbury at Manchester, Manchester, 3:30 winner could — and would be likely to Jim Dyer will conduct this clinic soccer-loving children will be invited 3 VETERANS seven schools would have to schedule at Buckland, 20-7, as Shawn Smith, three RBI and Kevin Boyko two won medal point, 348-349.' ILLING previous record payoff.of $1,145,225 receive — at-large bids. which will feature the Cosmos to Cosmos Stadium June 23 to meet East Catholic al Tolland, Friday in-conference match-ups at least Rick Mackiewicz and Rick Moody blows for the winners. Bill Turull Illing boys’ track team remained was set last year. The seven schools will still main Highlights film, demonstration of the Cosmos, watch them practice 3 BASEBALL once a season with relatively weak each lashed out two base hits. was a standout in defeat. Carter’s is Baseball unbeaten with a 65-39 win over Winner Mears and his Penske tain their individual ECAC techniques and questions and answer and receive individual instruction TENNIS Enfield at East Catholic, PART-TIML' EARN $75-$100 A MONTH ECAC competition, possibly Tim Mull’s tripled led the Janitors. 3-3, the Medics 1-6. ILLING Kosciuszko of Enfield yesterday. The Racing Team took home $270,401, memberships, Tranghese said, but it period. Dyer is a member of the from the pros. East Catholic al 3:30 resulting in poorer gates and less With Mark Butler clubbing a Ram thinclads are now 6-0 for the about $20,000 less than Al Unser and PLUS RETIREMENT BENEFITS recruiting success. is hoped the switch will revive their United States Soccer Association Mendel Feldman, sales represen Mai^h^^ic, 3:30 Penney at Windsor, 3:30 grandslam homer, his second of the season. his crew received for winning last Openings now for votorans In East Windsor Rosarva Spokesmen for the switching basketball programs. year’s race. Ali 35 starters shared in (USYSA) which is the youth arm of tative of Langan Volkswagen, will year, Illing varsity baseball team Butch Wemmell was a triple Saturday Cantar. One waaksnd a month (8 am-4 pm) and two East Girls Set Records the jackpot, with last-place Jim the United States Soccer Federation offer refreshments to clinic par topped J.F. Kennedy, 7-4, yesterday winner for Illing, taking the shot put, TRACK waaks paid aummar training. Y (USSF). It undertakes the respon ticipants. GOLF Two school records were broken as Championship, which will be held at in Enfield. 100-yard dash and high jump. He McEIreath, who failed to complete a Manchester al Class LL sibility for developing soccer at the Manchester /Penney at Uas your prior sofvico axporlonco to sam good Bullets on Brink of Defeat the East Catholic girls’ track team Frank hbrandino and Sean Nevins broke the school record in the latter single lap, getting a check for$18,671. Meet Farmington High. Conard, 2:30 extra money plus retlramant benallts In the Army did well at yesterday’s Class M contributed a triple and double event with a leap of 6-feet even. East Catholic at Class M Nolen and Williamee qualified in South Catholic SEATTLE (UPI) - With his franchise. Qualifying Meet at Waterford High. respectively for the Rams, now 7-1 Neil Berry won the 440 and 880 and Meet Rasarva. the 220-yard dash taking fourth and Transfer Student /Northwest Catholic al Bullets on the brink of losing their "It was just like an Aii-Frazier The quartet of Anne Temple, 12th placements respectively while for the season. Paul Peck, 4-0, was took second in the high jump; Leon Runners Manchester (girls) al For more Information call 623-4053 or 623-1090 PROVIDENCE, R.I Cheney Tennis Players Place East Catholic, 2:30 NBA title to the Seattle SuperSonics, fight,” said the Sonics’ John Johnson. Lynne Dakin, Lynne Reddy and Anne . the 440-yard relay of Williamee the winning pitcher. Botteron won the discus and was se Class L Meet "It was a knockdown, drag-out, (UPI) — Chuck Aleksinas, East Catholic (girls) al Washington Coach Dick Motta flared Williamee took fourth placement in Kozuch, Nolen and Rupee qualified RENNETJV cond in the javelin; Gary Gates won The Army Reserve. up at what is becoming a very pop heavyweight affair. There’s so much with a fourth placement in :52.5. Qualify starting center for Ken the doubles was contested Class M Meet the mile relay, shattering the school Nine unearned runs, all coming the mile and was third in the 880; Ed tucky’s 1978 NCAA national Cheney Tech’s Steve ular target during this playoff season going on out there, it’s hard for the standard with a 4:23.2 clocking. The at the Manchester Racquet Part of What You Earn Is Pride. with two outs, was the undoing for Dziato won the 220, and Bob Wilbanks champion Wildcats until he Ference took third place in — the officials. officials to call it all.” foursome of Yvonne Nolen, Liz won the javelin for Illing. Club. Track Coach the Bennet jayvee baseball team as Six m em bers of the dropped out last singles in the Charter Oak “I am very upset,” Motta said Four players fouled out before it Kozuch, Charleen Rupee and Carole Tony Carr, Tim Lepak, Rick Hyde Conference Tennis Tourna Rham High took top WEST HAVEN .(UPI) - Universi Vernon Middle School triumphed by Manchester High boys’ December, is transferring following the Bullets’ 114-112 over was over, inciuding the entire Ingallinera took sixth place in the and Doug Potter also did well. ment staged yesterday at honors as Gary Coiro and Washington front-line of Elvin ty of New Haven track and cross a 9-2 count yesterday in Vernon. track team qualified for to Providence College. time loss to the Sonics Tuesday. 880-yard medley relay with a school- Saturday’s state Class LL two sites. Jim Hillman from the "Seattle played the last 14 minutes of Hayes, Bob Dandridge and Wes country coach Bob Deobil has been Friars’ Coach Gary Sachem lineup took 1-2 in record clocking of 1:58.1. named co-New England Inter Ctompionship Meet to be Walters said the 6-foot-ll The team of Doug K you^ been wanting Rodiols, that bait game and didn’t have a Unseld. Nolen captured the 100-yard dash held at Hall High in West Landry-Terry Melendy singles and Dan Welsh- singie foul called. In an NBA game, Heading back to Landover, Md., collegiate Athletic Association in center told him over the Mike Dreyer were No. 1 in with an :11.3 clocking while Temple, door track coach of the year along Hartford at yesterday’s weekend that he will enroll from the Beavers secured .but of populor prices at least one foul is committed in the for Game 5 Friday, the Bullets find a freshman, garnered second in the qualifying meet, also second place in doubles. doubles. last 14 minutes.” themselves in the same situation with Springfield’s Ken Klatka. at Providence in the fall. A round-robin format > J D U K I , O F PRICED AS to w AS Other Site* law frkad. teal high jump at 5-feet even. Kathy Kit- staged at Hall. Singles competition was m m A L they were in during the Eastern Deobil’s indoor team finished se Last year, Aleksinas OOEIOW The victory gave Seattle a 3-1 lead tredge took sixth place in the two- Rich Gelting won the 120- staged at the East Hart was followed for both « 2i m a u x in the series and put the Sonics within Conference title series with San An cond this season inthe Eastern Inter averaged 14 points and 8 mile run with a 12:19 clocking to ad yard high hurdles with a ford Racquet Club while singles and doubles. 0878-14 1M.M 111$ one game of the first NBA cham- tonio — needing three straight wins collegiate Championships at Tufts rebounds per game. 8878-14 t m M $1.17 vance to Saturday’s state Class M :15.4 clocking and took se HI78-I4 ULH — l i U pionshio in the 12-year history of the to stay alive. University 0878-14 U i . H ------iU » cond in the 330-yard in PR78-IS 1M.M I 2-1* termediate hurdles with a 0K78M 44I.M $1.44 Jimmy Connors Serves Warning AUTO L Mt78-lS % As.n $184 :40.3 clocking, only one- match, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, over PARIS (UPI) — Jimmy French Open Tennis Cham- half second off the school Connors served a stern pjonships. fellow countryman Terry below original wholesale piioei ■ Smaath ndmf. palya*taf rorfid card OtidawoH itybftg record. bady canUrvetian. ■ Atgraaihra. wide id b hood daaiyn. warning Tuesday to Bjorn p^e A m erican ace, Moor in one hour, 36 ■ 1 wa fvILwidth nbarfiow baht. 0 REPAIRS Doug Meek took seventh ■ Widafreavaa with cannaettng Borg that he is the man in s 0 0 ()0 (j No. 2, swept minutes of confident, chiwtab far roptd wotar dwpanimawt, 3 place in the mile with a form for the $525,000 through his first round determined tennis. I "Home of Ur. Qoodwrsnch" time\of 4:39.9 while John Lahda and Dave Timbrell • Complete Mechanical Service both qualified in the 880- yard run with third and ELITE SEVENTY MSHS n v m for men • Collision Repair SO,000 UBO U ttO S a r n a d e s sixth placements respec milk wAmiANrac IWTEUTTa^ ^•■nUTTU ' NICHOLS FOR SERVICE • Auto Painting tively. Lahda turned in a AWWBI «MB 0« QM W. c/T a iA im it ; C/T QiAllPIII A boat shoe with style... this n u i h a M H • Sa.M a * tmmi wm. 12J1 IM . Ab4 M ba.4 M SnU liLHi sniL B iini • Low Cost Service Rentals 2:02.8 clocking and Tim i fB B p * m. ■ IM. A* MB. M.. Nm jn a b « • 8mw7 handsewn moccasin is crafted of the w » t.a » w i« II r i I Ii I I ■APML AiimMiniiwr lA iU l brell 2:04.2. JUNE 2nd 8 A.M.-11 A.M. 4* ^ lU N ^ aB*a wo •• CMMPUB t RSI wian MM 11 nm Ktn • Factory Trained Technicians Bw«aBWo.awAa«iMww* m E s rs .’- s S . - s c i r iiaii ifif CHECK & CHARGE finest full grain leather... specially Chris Kelley cleared 6- V S M s w r e s treated to stay supple whether • Charp With Master Charge AUTOMOBILE feet in the high jump to ad SE you're deck hopping or • 24 Hour Wrecker Service vance to Saturday while Eld J2JL $12®® relaxing in the summer sun. Tel. 646-6464 Lemieux garnered second $ n .« $U] Leather insole with place in the two-mile run AIR CONDITIONERS with a time of 9:48.7. CHILDREN TO AGE 14 cushioned arch support MwdeiMisiaiw.i Plus Freon for daylong comfort... SAULTERS POND - LYDALL ST., MANCHESTER ETHClIM j I ^ X F f T 'J V X O f ’ Doobk RbcnHoss non-skid latex POND WILL BE STOCKED BaHedWMtewols rubber sole. Siolm Leader W > «A IT A X SAVE ON TIRE WEAR AND TEAR TROPHIES For Longoit Fish, Hsavisst Fish and Brown...men’s ORONO, Maine (UPI) - iHave your Air Pressure checked by 7V^12M. Savings to Senior freestyle sprinter Will be given Most n m Caught 51% end Saturday. Bob Marshall of Reading, Qualified Personnel at NICHOLS. Boys 6 yn, A Under 7-14 ' diBdren under 10 yean of age Mass., has been e le c ts OIria 6 yrt. A Undw 7-14 CALL US FOR MOST OF YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS captain of the 1979-80 muft be accompanied by oduit. University of Maine at • Front End Alignment • Batterlea • Brakes • Shocks CHEVROLET Orono’s men’s swim team. VFRNnN LIBERAL CREDIT POLICY - OUR OWN TERMS AVAILABLE Marshall, a UMO record 129 TALCOTTVILLE RD. Selling elsewhere to $35 holder in both 50 meter MMICHESTER freestyle and the 100 meter NATIONAL RTE 83 1229 MAIN 8T.. MANCHESTER freestyle, anchored the 800 mCROLS-UNCNESl______'0ILCHAN8E BRANDS DISCOUNT TIRE CENTERS 295 Broad St. (opposite Sears Automotive) meter freestyle relay team STATE MNK GLASTONBURY ILUBE S $ fh | i Pill VODRSm O M QUALITY for the Black Bears which MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-1UI fllTIB O < I SaiVICf/MRTS MEMBER FDIC 21 7 HEBRON AVE. UplO l__SHOE-TOW N;INOim SHOISs finished fourth in the re lEMB A U natr QUALITY • n u OoUNTIM ARCO-MASTER CHARGE-VISA-CASH so t*. _ 1M1 MAIN or. 'n m ar m axa RTE 94 SEE WHITE PAGES OF PHONE-DIRECTORr FOR E KACT ADDRESSES O nm A I. MOTORS HURS HVBIOM cent Eastern Seabord OPEN MON. THRU PRI. l-SdO • SAT. t-1 1SW-40, M o rp lh a n 140 convemenl locations Many Shoe Towns oprn Sundays Swimming and Diving |DOW W T^^yiW HM Ttll SMNCIRtT, MANCHUTM VISA Mastdcharge Championships. EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN
WATERFRONT year round home and summer resort all in one. 7 room maintenance 643-2711 free Ranch. Located on an 8 :3 0 -5 PM exclusive private section of JUNE WANT AD SPECIAL Coventry Lake. Over $100,000. Attractive financing available. R. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646-1980 or 647- 4 LINES 4 DAYS 4 DDLLARS weekends. Apply in person: 1139. sZ E xxaco Gas, 947 C enter SHIPPER- We are looking for Street, between 6:30 a.m.-5:00 MANCHESTER - 6 ROOM RN or LPN - 7 AM to 3 PM. someone capable of handing p,m., or call 646-9467 for inter Aluminum sided Cape located Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut all Shipping Operations. view. Keep trying. at 177 McKee Street and Street, Manchester. 649-4519. Experienced and solid work Courtland. 2 finished ArtlcloB for Sale Artlelot tor Safe * TAQ SALES Doga-BIrda-Pels 43 Sporting Qpoda 40 Apartmants For Rant 53 FORASSISTAfICE IN PLACING YOUR AD record is necessary. Salary bedrooms upstairs, bathroom negotiable. Hours: 8 to 4:30 COOK- Full time position on first floor, 2 car garage. ______FOR SALE - BUNNIES. 9 COMBINATION GOLF BAG 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye TAG SALE - 4 Families, weeks old. 643-1432. S CART By Bagboy. Very Lost and Found Bond*-Sloek$-Uoilgtg»$ with overtime. Apply in per open, in a 120 bed Nursing Call 523-1997 for an appoint set, electric welder, acelyten son at: Pillowtex Corp, 49 Home in Glastonbu^. 4 day ment. Saturday June 2, 1979. 59 good condition. $45. Call 646- heat. Mr, Philbrick, Philbnck MACHINIST- Experienced outfit, aluminum ladder, O’Connell Drive, East Hart------0406, after 6 p.m. Agency, 646-4200. STOLEN BROWN WALLET - GOVERNMENT iathe operators, set-up and Regent Street, Manchester. week. Good working con MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- trailer tires, new electric GUARANTEED BUSINESS An Equal Opportunity ditions, with a progressive All styles. Small Sizes. ford. 9 AM to 8 PM. pOUR FLUFFY ORANGE I ...... ------? ADVERTISING Hospital - Manchester. Credit work from blueprints. First generator, electric lawn- — - WHITE Male Kittens to go Antiquaa 48 454 MAIN STREET- Second cards, no value. Papers, pic LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. shift. Overtime available. Employer M/F. food service firm. Paid VERNON Clothing and accessories. mower, Evenings, 633-7060, holidays, vacations and Forbes Street, East Hartford. FREE! Call 643-1911. ------floor, 3 Room Heated Apart- DEADLINE tures valuable for owner. Phone 281-4112. Paid health insurance. Also For sale by owner. ★ ...... ment. No appliances, no pets. Reward - 646-5274. part tirne retired machinist. WAREHOUSE STOCK benefits. Please phone 633- Please call 569-2645. 12:00 noon Ihe day before FOR SALE - 25 sh a re s Inquire Chapel Tool Co., 81 CLERK- 40 hour week. Call 8914 for interview. Center entrance Colonial Mualcal Inatrumanta 44 WANTED: Antique funiture, ^25 monthfy. Call 646-2426, 9 publication. LOST- Little grey and white Manchester State Bank. Woodland Street, Manchester. 649-8648. on well Landscaped lot, DINING ROOM SET - 5 TAG SALE - May 26th. Two ______, glass, pewter, oil paintings or to 5. Deadline (or Saturday and Mon chairs, table and buffet. day ia 12:00 Noon Friday. rabbit in the vicinity of Below market. Call 643-2621. 646-5836. featuring 4 bedrooms, FURNITURE AND family. 27 Woodland Street. 10 1/2 p r ic e ON GUITARS and o ther antique item s, R. ------— Redwood Road, Galaxy Road. MARINE ENGINEER fireplaced living room Refrigerator and stove. Call APPLIANCES - 18 cubic ft. -5. other instruments. Rivers Harrison. 643-8709. MANCHESTER - Main If found, please call 643-0395 EXTRUDER OPERATOR TRAINEES 17-25, Will train. 648-3327. frost-free Whirlpool LEGAL SECRETARY - Part and family room and ful Music, 7 M an Street, New ,*!****tV*V************l« Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, after 2:30 p.m. TRAINEE- Growing company Call COLLECT 9 AM-1 PM. refrigerator $200. Butcher ...... Britain 225-1977 Wanted to Buy 49 hot water, appliances. No PLEASE READ time, experienced. 9 to 1. will train person with good 518-462-5910. ly appllanced kitchen. block padded bar and two Poga-BIrda-Pota 43 '______^______pets. Parking. Security. 523- Monday thru Friday. General stools $100. Double bed box IMPOUNDED- Male Husky, 4 □ EMPLOYMENT work history. Night shift. Asking $79,900. SW IM POOLS ------TROMBONE- In excellent A 1047. YOUR AD years old. Left eye half blue. Excellent company benefits. pradtice. South Windsor of 872-9816 spring, mattress, headboard Classified ads are taken over the fice. 644-1528. Naw, On Ground and bureau $150. Lawnmower ARC SHELTIE - Sable and condition. Buescher, with p lf 7~~T7i Apartmanta For RonI Otticaa-Storaa tor Rant phone as a convenience. The Liberty Street area. Contact Call weekdays 8-4, 643-0240. AVIATION SUPPORT Narchoin^ StKii Musi Go Now white male pup. Champion oversized ease. $250. Call 649- RirjHT FRONT FFNDER MANCHESThK - first lloor, Herald is responsible for only Manchester Dog Warden, 646- Holp Wontod 13 19 inch Toro $70. Call 871-2798. DOCTOR’S OFFICE needs TRAINEES. Will train. 17-25. 3Vx16'x6' .. $939 quality and temperament. 643- 7085 anytime. For 1957 Plymouth Savoy. one incorrect insertion and then 4555, EXPERIENCED LATHE Elec / Math. Call COLLECT 9 GLASTONBURY- 52 Kenneth 7268. Plpn
PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. May 30, 19TO Paanuts — Charlaa M. SchuU ACROSS 2 Individual V Answer to Previous Puale 1 and Ernest 3 Faerie Queei\ 1 You would 4 One of the uTl ■ ■. . ■ . . . f I 5^ I THAT'5 BLACKJACK S N (M 15 HE FAMOUS BECAUSE 'NO, BECAUSE I HAVE^ (cont.) reindeer ■ - '.iVV y'Jf S Palls behind 5 Byway Dear Abby THE WORLP FAMOUS HE'S SUCH A 600P JW O MUSTACHES' 9 Madame 6 Comedian rt> SfiCf Y o o ' R t IN RIVER BOAT SAMBLER... (abbr.) Carney CARP PLAVER ? ^ 12 King s AD 3 N c □ a c E 7 Encircles o R E 1 A 0 A R By Abigail Van Buren Mongkut's 8 Adage Li_ F i n e 5 H A p E F O R tutor L A T E 0 R T T LE 1 0 9 Mesdames e L 8 A M E 8 H A N 0 o 13 Melody (abbr.) I I• □ □ Hr E Xc A 6 U Y W H ® Tto JAU 14 Actress 10 Morass E E 0 Farrow 11 English count E 5 3 □ n DEAR ABBY: Enclosed please find my check for $1 and a E T □ B c □ B [T1F1 15 Serfs 16 Motor T □ □ □ □ □ E A D O e ^ Ufct M & . long, stamped 128 cents), self-addressed envelope for your 17 Make a vehicles E J- »••••••••••••••••*** E T E □ D O D Q d O #«#»«*«»*»*#»****»*«*f**** Painting-Papering 32 BulMIng ConiraeUng 33 booklet ”How to Have a Lovely Wedding.” mistake 20 State (Fr.) S tr v fc M O tttnd C 1171 UnH>d f—tuf» SyixUcil StrvleM OWawd it This wedding has to be speciaily iovely, because it is for a .JL 18 Outcry 21 Urns park silver or glass A#W PAINTING Contrac LEON CIESZYNSKI 19 Railroad S-JO special daughter and a special young man. Both were labeled 22 Ammonia 33 Strife C^MTREE SERVICE-Free tors. Quality painting and BUILDER- New Homes, Ad locomotive 49 Esau's country retarded as children, but have overcome their handicap and compound 36 Charitable or estimates, discount senior paper hanging at reasonable ditions, Remodeling, Rec Pritcllla’e Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Manservant 50 Carpets Rooms, Garages, Kitchens grown into mature, capable people. (She is 31 and he is 29.) 23 Hunter's ganization citizens. Company rates. Fully insured. Free 24 Doesn't exist shelter 53 Comedian BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS, Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Both work and are able to manage their own affairs with a THERES TOO /VUiCH '“N t I WANT IT SrO PFS?.' -< eXJR BUSINESS (cont.) (abbr.) Manchester-owned and Estimates. Call Wayne 649- 67 Uotoroyolaa-Blcfelea 64 24 Tristan's Abbot Parking Lots etc. Repairs t Tile, Dormers, Roofing. A u to * F or $ 1 Auto* For Safe little assistance from both sets of parents. (40RSEPLAV GONG ON LETS TRV7D BE PEMANPS SERIOUSNESS ALWAVS MARES 25 Loving 38 Reserved 7696. Sale beloved operated. Call 646-1327. Driveways Sealed. Free Residential or Commercim. Friends and reiatives are so happy that this beautiful APULT5 AROUNP HERE' ANP MATURITV.' AAE HUNGRV.' 27 Fencing call: 41 Seam 54 Place for IN THIS OFTICE.<’j__, 26 Indian Estimates. G # H Paving 1. 649-4291. 1967 MUSTANG- New battery, 1976 OLDS OMEGA MOTORCYCLE couple found each other. If they were growing up today I’m E n _____ 43 Cordial animals B # M TREE SERVICE - PERSONAL Paperhanging INSURANCE- Lowest Rates 28 Cookstove Construction Co. 646-5033. “30 muffler, shocks, tires. Runs BROUGHM - One owner, 4 sure they would not be labeled retarded, but would be con 31 Comedian 45 English poet 55 Graduate of Specialists in tree and stump For particular people, by door. AM-FM stereo, air con Available! Immediate Bin Caesar 29 Oddly Years Experience!” Member LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec well. 8 cylinder, 4 speed. $550, sidered to have "learning disabilities.” They will be married 47 Los Angeles Annapolis removal. Senior Citizen of Manchester Chamber of Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. or best offer. 649-5873. ditioning, bucket seats. 5 ding. Sunny Day Option, Call 32 Pack away amusing rooms, roofing and repairs. in a church because their religion means so much to both of 30 Rocky specialty (abbr.) Discount. 24 hour service. 643- Commerce. Free estimates. Call Charles speed standard transmission. Joan, 643-1126. 34 Paving PROFESSIONAL PAINTING them. Mountain 48 Word with 7285. ______Schiavetti at 649-2405 ECONOMICAL 1976 CHEVY High mileage. Excellent con substance (pi.) 56 Fixed - Interior and Exterior. VEGA WAGON- 44,000 miles. dition. $2850. 643-8134. This is my first letter to Dear Abby, and the only advice I ST- 35 Restive WILL CLEAN CELLARS, anytime. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 6 10 11 REWEAVING burn holes. ATTICS and haul away scrap Commercial apd Residential. Automatic. Excellent condi FOR COMPETITIVE need is how to make this wedding one of the loveliest our 37 City in Israel Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Free Estimates. Fully In MOTORCYCLE family has ever had. 39 Negation iron FREE OF CHARGE. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 tion. $2100. Call 742-9286 Truekt tor Sale 62 t2 13 14 Window shades, Venetian sured, 64^79. INSURANCE- Gall the REJOICING IN N.Y. 40 Appears Call 644-3234. evenings. 42 Drag in dirt blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. BIDWELL HOME Improve 1973 DATSUN PICKUP- Best experU at Crockett Agency, IS 16 17 Marlow’s, 867 Main St, 649- PAINTCRAFTERS - Not just 643-1577, ask for Marilyn or DEAR REJOICING; Thank you for a beautiful letter 44 Solid figure ROTO TILLING HOME ment Co. Expert installation offer. Call 649-5334. 16 .. 20 5221. painters - CRAFTSMEN, Not Judy. bearing a message of hope for aU “apecial” children and their 46 Boat part (pi.) GARDENS- Reasonable Just quality - PERFECTION. of aluminum siding gutters 1977 SILVER CAMARO- Must 47 Moist ■ rates. Please call 646-6640. and trim. Roofing installation 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN lamflie*. May the happy couple enjoy all of God’s blessings. 50 Guys 21 22 23 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Not just price - PRIDE. Call sacrifice! Excellent condi and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. tion. Good gas mileage. Air window van. Excellent condi Ass't Service 51 Rabid ■ attics, garages, yards 646-5424 or 643-0173. tion. Very low mileage. Cap SCHWINN 1978 BMX 28 26 28 20 30 conditioning. PS, PB, AM-FM Manager at Chorchea DEAR ABBY: Frannie asked if birth control pills were 52 Makes like cleaned, moving, Anytime. Call 643-7303. tains chairs. Stereo and BICYCLE. Excellent condi CaptaFn Easy — Crooks ft Lawrence city ■ trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn Building Contracting 33 radio, stereo, power windows, deductible, and you replied, "Only if they don’t work.” 31 33 repairing chimneys, roofs, white walls. Call 875-9397, cassette. Radials. 429-9461. tion. Electro-forged frame, 36 Motors Invites his friends Cute answer, but for your information, according to Inter RECKON THIS SHOULD DO 57 Gold (Sp.) ■ ■ service. No job too big or whole spoking heavy duty and former service 35 36 38 3. WATERPROOFING - new roofs. Free estimates, 30 after 5 p.m. nal Revenue ruling 73-200, birth control pills are deductible FOR A HIPEY-HOLE TILL 58 Defeat small. 568-8522. Hatchways, foundation WES ROBBINS Carpentry 1977 CHEVY 1/2 TON rims, forged steel front forks. customers to call him at WE SHOVE OFF! soundly 1 1 remodeling specialistist. Ao- years Experience. Howley, whether they work or not—if prescribed by a physician. 40 43 cracks, sump pumps, tile PICKUP- Customized. Asking Best offer. Call after 5:30,643- Chorches Motors for 59 First-rate BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 643-5361. 1976 MERCURY BOBCAT- NEIL WITH THE IRS ■ lines, window wells, walls $4500 or best offer. Call 647- 5278. Oldsmoblle Service. Al has (comp, wd.) 44 Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney built-ins, bathrooms, New brakes, tires. Excellent ' 60 Bijou stucco. Work guaranteed. 30 ROOFER WILL Install roof, 9261 before noon, or after 6 over 30 years Q.M. ■ kitchens, M9-3446. condition. 18 mpg. $2500. Must DEAR NEIL; Thanks for the info. Who am I to argue 61 Companion of 47 46 46 repairs. No job too small years Experience! 643-4953, siding or gutter for low dis p.m. so Save! Call 644-8356 for es be seen! 429-6154, or after 5, experience. Call him today with the IRS7 They’re the nice people who know you can’t odds ■ 875-6963. count price. Call Ken at 647- 649-3729. 1972 KAWASAKI 750 - Prime 62 Missing 51 52 5 ^ 54 55 56 timates. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. 1977 CHEVY HALF TON - shape, low mileage, new at: take it with you—so they remove the temptation. Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. 1566. COMPLETE REMODELING Excellent condition. Custom rubber. $1100 or best offer. 57 56 59 EXPERT PAINTING and Cali Gary Cushing 345-2009. 1971 NOVA - 2 door, 307 DOWN SERVICE - Rooms, garages, engine. Good condition. $1200. wheels-cap optional. 646-5885, 644-1482. CHORCHES MOTORS INC. DEAR ABBY: I have two big, good-looking sons. One is 18 LANDSCAPING Specializing ROOFING, PAINTING Done 60 61 62 additions, dormers, .roofing ^ reliable College Students. 528-5827. Leave message. and the other is 16, but he’s as big as his older brother. 1 Sharp bark in Exterior House Painting. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 646-6581. 80 OAKLAND ST. -JB and siding. Call 643-5001. Compare prices, performance These boys have been fighting each other ever since they Tree pruning, spraying, Carpentry and general con MANCHESTER (NtWSFAFER (NTERFRISf ASSN) mowing, weeding. Call 742- tracting. Residential and with any professionals, Mick were old enough to swing their arms. Simon, Dave Beaulieu. 646- The 18-year-old just bought himself a secondhand car with 7947. commercial. Whether it be a 643-2791 small repair job, a custom 1564. h’ia savings. He drove past his brother walking down the built home or anything in REBAL MUFFLER road and wouldn’t even give him a lift. between, call 646-1379. Haallng-Plumblng 35 The younger brother keeps his clothes in better shape, so Win at bridge A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD the older one helps himself to his brother’s clothes without Alley P o p — D a y (3raue CARPENTRY !. MASONRY - SEWERLINES, sink lines, Your complete car care canter asking. These boys fight and cuss like a couple of mule Could help to sell your items cleaned with electric cutters, FREE JUNK CAR faster, rent your room quicker Additions and Remodeling. skinners. MX! WERE RI6HTJTH' s u r e ! JU ST R L L IF YOU WANT ANY BECAUSE ONCE THEY FILL UP REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. Free estimates. Call Anthony by professionals. McKinney When you were 20, all the PLACE IS DESERTED.’EVERY UP A PLATTER M O R E FD R THAfT PLATTER, THERE WON’T and bring you better results! Why can’t they act like brothers? ONE MUSIA M40E TRACKS A N ' D IS i n ! YOURSELF, BE ANYTHIN0 LEFT.' > Ask the Herald Classified Ad Squijlacote 649-0811. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com world was your oyster; after TENNESSEE MOM REFINISHED KITCHEN pany, 643-5308, 40, you realize that all your WHEN THEY SAW THESE V 'g E TTE R taker about details. Put the TWO as,eM Jsavs S R A B IT , CABINETS f COUNTER - CARPENTER - Repairs, BRAKE SPECIAL life you’ve been allergic to QUICK,OOP! STAR to work for you! Phone OJMIN'.' Avoiding the obvious play Woodwork. Floors for homes NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet seafood. DEAR MOM: They do. Cain and Abel. 643-2711. remodeling, additions, gar and apartments. Call 667-3643, ages, roofing. Call David repairs, plugged drains, ask for Ken. Patria, 644-1796. kitchen faucets replaced, Medicine has yet to devise DEAR ABBY: Today I received a note which read, repaired, rec rooms, a way to operate on the "Please give Suzie another week to pay for the social studies 2 5 * ' * but one which is going to fail FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY bathroom remodeling, heat Plus Parts pockethook without ex books she lost as we are making her pay for it out of her NORTH 6-30 Painting-Paparing 32 - Remodeling and Additions. modernization, etc. Free treme trauma to the baby-sitting money.” ♦ A K J unless South gives the hand Kitchens and Rec Rooms, 35 Estimate gladly given. M 7. M Includes Installation ot new brake pads or brake shoes all four patient. Abby, if more parents taught that kind of responsibility at ¥ A » 8 7 fi 3 very special play. ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING - Plumbing J Heating. 649-2871. The simple play is to draw Attics f Cellars cleaned. For PAINTING - Interior and years experience! For *^ree wheels, cleaning, inspecting, and repacking wheel bearings. home, our job would be a great deal easier! ♦ 2 exterior, paperhanging, A JUNIOR HIGH TEACHER ♦ KQ9 trumps and try to set up free estimate, call 646-1943. Estimates, call 646-4239, (For most passenger cars and light duty trucks.) excellent work references. BOTTI HEATING f ALVIN, TEXAS WEST EAST hearts with one ruff. This Free estimates. Fully in FARRAND REMODELING - PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, ♦ 10 862 ♦9543 play will fail if hearts are 4- kitchen and lav faucets 1. How about trying to ruff sured. Martin Matson, 649- Cabinets and Formica Tops, x .^ E A R TEACHER: AmenI ¥ Q J 52 ¥ 9 4431. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad replaced and repaired. $TS0 ♦ AQ8 ♦K 10 754 two diamonds in dummy. Remodeling. Cali 646-8641. U yon need help in writing letters of sympathy, con This play looks awkwarcl ditions, Decks, All types of ■ nkHlphstai The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 64 ♦10 7 3 QUALITY PAINTING and Remodeling and Repairs. gratulation* or thaiik-you letters, get Abby's booklet "How and will probably fail if SEPTIC TANKS ! LEACH They call ’em the “odds” SOUTH Paper Hanging by Willis Phone 643-6017. Flooring 35 LUBE, (ML & FILTER np to 5 qtL 1 filer to Write Letters for all Occasions." Send $1 and a long, hearts are 4-1. FIELDS INSTALLED- because most of the bettors stamped 128 cents), self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 ANAurOMATIc\ ♦ Q7 Can anything be done Schultz. Fully insured MOSTCilllS are pretty strange-looking ¥ K 4 Grading, Loam. General Con FLOOR SANDING AND c 1 about a 4-1 heart break? references. 649-4343. characters, says our race Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif, 90212 y1 Z♦ J963 tracting. G f H Paving ! REFINISHING - Floors like offer expire* South takes his king of Construction Company. 646- new. Specializing in older track expert. ♦ AJ852 hearts at trick two. Then he J.P. LEWIS f SON- Interior KEEP SMILING a I M u f f l e r Maj 31st 5033. Free Estimates. “30 and Exterior painting, paper floors. Natural and stained Vulnerable: Botli plays all the spades to dis Years Experience!” Member floors. No waxing anymore. ids Senior CHizefl Just look in the mirror, hanging, remodeling, carpen K E E P H A P P Y Dealer; Nortli card his four of hearts. Now Manchester Chamber of try. Fully insured. 649-9658. John Verfaille. 646-5750 after 6 Dncouit 00 Pert* fellows, and you’ll realize he ruffs a heart, enters Commerce. PM. why girls kiss with their West North East South dummy with a high trump, eyes closed. So says a close 1¥ Pass 2^ 2 NT ruffs another heart, draws 369 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER relative by marriage. Pass Pass trumps, stopping in dummy •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pass 3^ Pass 3¥ HOURS-MON-FRI. 8 AM-6 PM, WED.’tll 9 PM, SAT. 9 AM-3 PM and eventually loses one dia Retort Property Wanted to Rant 57 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 51 The Eskimo's average metabolic rate is IS to Pass 3¥ Pass 44 For Rent 56 Pass 64 Pass Pass mond. 646-2112______30 percent higher than the European’s. Pass This play works and is COTTAGE, EASTHAM, WANTED- Apartment for 2 WE PAY $10 for complete certainly ingenious, but it MASS, CAPE COD- Within working girls- 2 bedrooms. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Call 633-8155 after 6:00 p.m. has one slight flaw. minutes to lake, bay and ★ Auto Body. 528-19W. Opening lead: ♦? With h earts 3-2 and ocean. $185 week. Available FORD - 1973 GRAN TORINO. Astrograph trumps 4-1, this line would duly 21st.-August 4th., Also off Excellent condition. Must 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- MATURE MOTHER AND The Born Loser — Art Sansom fail because the defender season rental after Labor sell. $1200. 643-8422. Runs but needs work. Best coui J i m J you ^ BABY wish to share apart ' with four trumps would wind Day. Call 742-6607. offer. Call 633-8258. you more than you can com up with the last trump. ment or house on long term, fortably afford. Be kind, but BBEKlNbU AWlMALl I o o v if? temporary basis. Needed im 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs < % u r GIANT NECK BEACH, also be logical. ■ HAVg 8E0O m m P |)J WTUB! 6 1 R 6 U 4 2 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) mediately. Manchester / sur excellent. Must sell, By Oswald Jacoby NIANTIC- 4 bedroom cottage, CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- ^Birthday SCORPIO (OCT. 24-Nov. 22) near water. Available June rounding towns. Call 646^-48?4. sacrificing! Any reasonable Accomplishing an Important and Alan Sontag offer over $1650. Call after “Medallion Edition.” Mint goal may prove very elusive 23rd., call 646-3500. Condition! Air, electric win 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. May 31,1979 early In the day. Later, you’ll The bidding is the sort that dows, power steering and turn the tables by examining (For a copy of JA CO BY MOD- DUE TO CANCELLATION - ONE PRICE Unexpected changes might at experts call scientific. If you y ERN, send $1 to: ‘Win at MIDDLE AGE BUSINESS brakes, automatic, lean-burn Cottage available first give you some concern (acts not really discernible. have another name for it we MAN Would like to rent clean engine, valour upholstery. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dsc. Bridge." care of this newspa Charlestown, R.I. for July this coming year. However, aren’t going to argue with room in private home in WE PAY TOP PRICES for Firm price $3650. 646-0299 21) It would be a mistake to rely per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City $200 weekly. Convenient to wrecked and junk cars. A 7. B time will prove your fears were you about it. In any event, Manchester. Call 623-3902, evenings. upon another' to take care ot six clubs is a fine contract, Station. New York, N. Y. 1(X)19.) beaches. Heat, dishwasher, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. groundless because things will something Important only to 7:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m. work out better than what you dryer. Large deck. Sleeps 6. Call Tony 646-6223, 1969 TOYOTO- Running condi you. Use your good Judgment. originally planned. Call 649-2653. tion. Needs some work. Call You’ll come out fine. Heathcliff — George Gately SALE! GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Haste CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) after 4 p.m., 646-8027. makes waste today. Organize Don’t be too hasty to trust your time and concentrate only someone you know only casu 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - on those things that can benefit ally. Careful consideration Station wagon. 4 new radial ibiy Car On Our Lincoln-Merciiry Showroom Hour others as well as yourself. Find tires, shocks and brakes. Call should be given to all your WInthrop — Dick Cavalll out more of what lies ahead for Involvements, especially you In the year following your 646-4644. moneywise. birthday by sending lor your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) I T W A S copy of Astro-Graph Letter. — ’W BOYS & GIRLS Lay all your cards on the table e U P P O S E D rar-i Mall $1 for each and a self- In partnership Involvements WHO ARE 1 HEARD I D B E addressed envelope to Astro- today. The other person won’t A v o ic e W.C.RELD5.' Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City know your Intentions are good 'tOU Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to unless you make yourself TALKINQ- T H A T 1971 CHRYSLER 6 passenger specify birth sign. Work After School Town and Country Station TO, iSOLU'JPED CANCER (June 21-July 22) PISCES (Fab. 211-March 20) You O U S T Wagon. Low mileage, Take extra care that what you F o e n r a ? ? excellent condition. L oad^. may not have your heart In I p f D N ' r U K E O O IN buy today Is something you doing for yourself today, but Power steering, brakes. Dual really want and not just a OA/ WAWE. 1. Over 12 yrs. of age air, front and rear. Etc. you certainly will act If some fanciful notion. You have a one olse needs your help. Your A N Y m n iN s - . regular gas. Asking $1400.643- tendency toward extravagance. compassionate nature awak 9997. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Self- ens the best In yoii. gratlllcatlon might be your first ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don’t Neat 1976 FORD COUNTRY thought today.' Later, you’ll 2. be disappointed if Initially you SQUIRE WAGON- Im realize this Is selfish and you'll don’t get something personal s-u maculate condition. 25,000 do the proper thing lor those you’ve been wanting. Later miles. Loaded! No body rot. you love. events will more than make u p ' 3. Willing to work hard Driven in South Carolina. Call VIRGO (Aug. 23-Set. 22) If you for4he delay. Short Riba — Frank Hill Patty, 649-6971. don’t take time to think things TAURUS (April 2D.Miy 20) Rash through, your conclusions to or thoughtless decisions on / I D \0 IT,\ day will be based upon wishful 1971 PONTIAC LE MANS - your part could put you In the [ i p i p r r ^ 4. Able to work 3 hrs. thinking, rather than on what’s middle of something you’d Two door hardtop. 350-V-8. PRICE INGLUOES FREIGHT & BERLER PREP. practical. rather not be Involved In. Be P.S. Automatic. Radio. Vinyl LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your top. $1500. 643-2880. practical. generosity and good nature (NEW8PAI>ER ENTSRPRISq ASSN.) after school 1972 FORD COUNTRY Bmrry’s World — Jim Berry iM eemNo 60Me TO N 15., SARse. . SQUIRE WAGON - Air, new tires and exhaust. Excellent Bugs Bunny — HaliUdahl ft Stoffal condition. $1000 firm. 646-5803. CHOOSE FROM You WORK POVYN IN TH' MAHHOLBJ I HASTEN Ambitious boys & girls ...I'LL TAKB CAP.B O ' THIN<55_;— Y TO PO YOUR U 9- UP HERE.' p i p p i n © .' 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX- Radials, air con Our Boarding House This Funny World can earn over ditioning, AM/FM radio. Mechanically sound. Moving AFTeR VlMCHm' TTRUe.TOPAYi} PU(5IU6T5 THATisI must sell! $ ^ . 643-6258. THE TOW1EAVlE$7 CAN'T BE COMPARED U K E ( PIECO AROUNR.f WITH LOUI5 AND ENTERIN ^30.00 per week. 1972 AMC HORNET- 4 door, r OAKT VtAIT ] BUT THE A BREWERY automatic. 6 cylinder,- 232. FOR A SHOT/ < 9 0 M To TH E TOP HORSE IN engine. Regular gas. Good THEY OOULOMT ) IS STEEPJ YOU'LL THE PERBY, condition. $K!5. 646-5256. PENTSHAVIN’V NEEP AU_ MY THEIvl HIRIN’ CREA|9\ WITH /AANAcSBRIAL MINNESOTA I -Tie VOLKSWAGENS- We buy, ZEPHYR, CAPM A CROWBAR!'^^ 5KILLS' FATS FOR A sell and repair! 1966, to 19f5. CALL Tim Moriarty Silktown (JOCKEY / Motors, Itonchester. 643-6217. i V 3*1 C'MON,/ I'M MERELY HURRY/TKYIN© TO 1969 LTD WAGON- Motor flSFLACED runs. Good parts. As is $125. IT y.-'SO M E c l a s s Call 649-8874 or 646-1996 after 5 “Conneeticuts Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer*’ UP.' / THE S C E N E O F 643-2711 : PM. : BANK REPOSSESSIONS : FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmoblle Between 1:00-5H)0 : Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, : needs body work $1995; 1973 Conneclicul*’ Conneeticuts Newest : Ford Country Sedan Station Newest / m o r i S t y b r o t h e r s / V : Wagon $825; 1972 F o rd International : Maverick $695; 1970 Chevrolet Maada Scout OLOR vJIsk for Mike : Malibu $595; 1970 Chrysler Dealer Dealer ME/v\ : New Yoiicer $595. The above D O U g . 5 ^ : may be seen at the Savings 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 1 "Can't somsone else in his class be William Tell?” Bank of Manchester, Main Street, Manchester. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HER^D^W^. Jtoy M
Social Service Head SUMMER Picked by Manager AT People/FoocI THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SOUTH WINDSOR — Town Manager Allan Young has (July 2 ■ August 10,1979) announced the appointment of Ms. Sara F. Henesey of Avon, to the position of director of social services, begin ning June 4, at an annual salary of $15,000. There is still time to take courses during the second summer session at Ms Henesey was one of more than 50 candidates The University’s Storrs Campus! Both graduate ^ d undergraduate applying for the position. She received a bachelor’s courses are offered in a wide variety of disciplines!!! degree from Longwood College, Virginia, and a master s GOOKDUTS UNUMITHI degree in social work from the University of Connecticut. These courses are open to degree and non-degree students. Cost is only $45 At present Ms. Henesey is a social worker for Bloom per credit hour. Ana... for you convenience, noth day and evening courses field, acting as administrator of the general assistance eooKim ot/wooRs.jmn/tc program. She is involved in case work, counseling, referral work, public assistance, and joint programming MYWHEK.srHomAmoHmeo with community agencies. For more information on courses offered, registration procetoes, deadlines, etc. call the Office of Credit Programs, Extended and Con In South Windsor, Ms. Henesey will be responsible for Cooking outdoors has progressed since early cave man huddled over an tinuing Education, Storrs, - 486-3832. the town’s social service programs. She will work with open fire roasting the spoils from the day's hunt. Today, this scene has other community groups such as the youth coordinator changed to the patio or backyard green, or venturing away from home, to a and the Community Services Council. mountain campsite or sandy beach to “rough it” with nature. Wherever you i set up the CTill, though, the experience is fun and exciting and the atmo TheUnii'ersityofOmiwcticut sphere is relaxed and enjoyed by all. Extended & Continuing Education Naturally', food is the focal point of the event, and luckily you can expand beyond the traditional hot dogs and hamburgers and prepare anything from iH a th tlf hors d’oeuvres to dessert. For a family and friends get-together on the patio, a juicy glazed ham is always a winner and so easy to prepare on a covered kettle grill. This grill Highland Park Raffle fM . offers the cook a nice change of pace, and its convenient size provides all the versatility of the indoor oven. Alongside the ham, cook a Broccoli-Cauliflower Erika Baum, left, and Vanessa Painter of Highland Park School in wm. bake, topped with a tangy bacon cneese spread, in a foil bundle to keep it hot Manchester show the tickets they won in a raffle for the movie “Super and flavorful. Try a new bread taste sensation with Sweet Potato Roll-Ups that man.” The raffle was held in conjunction with a penny collection from can be prepared the day before and reheated in a foil packet. Even the Mini the school children to support a penguin for a year at the New England SUMMER Peach Crisp dessert can be heating in individual foil bundles as the ham is Aquarium in Boston. The children raised about $120 which will buy a y m a t e u l l D ® carved and served. But what if your outdoor plans take you beyond the backyard? Tote year’s supply of food for the bird. (Herald photo by Pinto) ...... ihd each with its along a handy portable grill and you can eat just as well “under the pines” as of character. you would at home. Include in your menu pita bread sandwiches with a teri- h dIstinctiN’cly masculine. ' yaki beef filling easily cooked in a foil packet to keep the beef strips tender, Manchester Public Records Put together a mingle all the delicious flavors and make cleanup a snap. Chive-Buttered Car really smart look ■m rots, also wrapped in foil, are a colorful vegetable accompaniment, and a Warranty deeds ing wardrobe from lima bean salad can chill in the cooler until the meal is ready. Under the Evelyn M. Rivard to Maurice L. Manor Drive, $48,250. our great selection stars, you can enjoy dessert, too, cboked on the grill. A strawberry sauce to Meredith and Helen G. Meredith, property Building permits of colorful, spoon over cake slices can be whipped up in minutes. Frozen strawberries will at 550 Keeney St., $88,000. Ann Marcello, demolish shed at 98 washable, wrinkle- thaw on the way to - the campsite and just tliicken with an almond-flavored John R. Dougan to Joan C. Dougan, Charter Oak St., $50. free Separates. paste for a yummy topping. property at 13 Santina Drive, $11 con Russell Miller for William Rood, roof at If you like, you can line the grill fire bowls with heavy duty aluminum foil veyance tax. 20 Greenhill St., $900, and at 2 Stephen St., Plan to come in for easy removal of ashes when the fire has cooled. To maintain draft and even and see them-very Leonard W. Chmielewski and Marilyn $ 200. circulation, perforate foil to fit damper holes in kettle. Chmielewski to Robert W. Hayward and Gregory DeMaio for Mary Young, soon! When using a kettle-type unit, all cooking should be performed with the Diane M. Hayward, property at 55 aluminum siding at 75 N. Elm St., $3,500. lid positioned on the kettle for maximum efficiency. Overland St., $56.10 conveyance tax. Thomas Noel for James Coangelo, fami ?nyiE TO ftEmtfniEK Charles G. Corriveau and Elizabeth ly room at 177 Irving St., $7,495. Corriveau to Michael Pidlak and Lois J. Atlantic Fence Co. Inc. for Frank Laing, rrs EASY TO MAKE A FOIL DRIP PAN Pidlak, property at 533 Woodbridge St., fence at 7 Deerfield Drive, $1,075. i l l * , A drip pan, located under a ham on the grill ruck, will catch dripping and help prevent $56,000. Al-Joy Inc. for Fred Johnson Sr., footing 1 I I DRESS SHOP flareups. It’s easy to make a drip pan with heavy duty aluminum foil. Just follow these Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Levitt Construc and foundation for dry storage building at Jewelers i Silverstrrilhs Since 1900 775 Parker St., $7,000. tion Co. Inc., property on Spring Street, -858 MAIN 8T., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER B. 7- Henry R. Gilkes, fence at 4 Level Road, $28,500. HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS $250. Route 83, Talcottville, Ct. Fiduciary’s deed American Express / Master Charge/ Visa / Michaels Charge Estate of Charles E. Transue to Bar Joseph L. Swensson Jr., dwelling at 42 Mon., Tuei., Wed. 10-5:30 Thun., Fri. 10-0 bara J. Sacchi, property at 51 Green Oak Grove St., $50,000. A. Tear off a sheet of 18-inch wide heavy duty or extra heavy aluminum foil; double into a large rectangle to fit your grill. B. Fold up the sides and miter the comers. C. Before lighting the fire, set drip pan in place between the briquets in the grill fire bowl Open House Set at RHS directly under where the ham will be located. VERNON — Rockville High School will host an open house June 5 at 7:30 for students who are now in Grade 8, and their parents. ’The program will be in the auditorium. The students will be given their schedules for the next school year. The housemasters and the guidance staff will be on hand to explain other school activities and procedures for opening day. BAKED HAM CHEESY BROCCOLI-CAULIFLOWER BAKE place rolls in center of a lengtii of licavy duty aluminum foil, large enough to permit adequate wrapping. Bring two foil sides up over Charcoal — Indirect Method Gas — Indirect Method (Low Heat) 1 package (10 oz.) frozen 2 tablespoons butter or rolls; fold down loosely in a series of locked folds allowing for heat AN EVENING OF 12 to 14 pound whole, bone-in 4 to 5 canneda piipineapple slices, broccoli flowerets, thawed margarine circulation and e.spansion. Fold short ends up and over again; crimp to WITH A GIFT FROM ZAHNERSI 1 jar (5 oz.) pasteurized “fuIK-cooked” ham drained and cut into 1 package (10 oz.) frozen seal. Cook under grill hood over medium hot coals 15 to 20 minutes, or IRISH CABARET Whole cloves wedges cauliflower, thawed process cheese spread until hot. Makes: 12 rolls. Brown Sugar Glaze* Maraschino cherries 1 can (4 oz.) sliced mushrooms with bacon 1/4 teaspoon salt COnON Remove rind from ham if necessary. Score fat criss-cross fashion MINI PEACH CRISP WRANGLER Place broccoli, cauliflower and mushrooms in center of 18-inch with sharp knife, making shallow cuts so juices will not escape. 2/3 cup crushed macaroon cookies 1/4 teaspoon ground ciimamon Direct from Ireland square of heavy duty aluminum foil. Sprinkle with salt. Dot with ACRYLIC Stud with whole cloves. Insert meat tliermometer into center of 2 tablespoons butter or 1 can (20 oz.) peach halves, thickest part of ham, with point away from bone and fat. Center butter. Bring four corners of foil up together in pyramid shape. drained Sundayp June 3,1979 Fold the opening togetlier loosely to allow for heat circulation margarine, softened J06GING ham, fat side up, on the cooking grill directly above drip pan. 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg 7:30 p.m. Cover kettle and cook until tliermometer registers 140°F. Fully- and e.spansion. Seal by folding over ends and pressing to package. cooked hams need only to be heated to serving temperature (ap Cook under grill hood over medium hot coals 20-25 minutes. Care Combine all ingredients e.scept peaches. For each sersing, place two SUITS proximately 8 to 10 minutes per pound). Baste ham with Brown fully open bundle and spoon on cheese spread. Grill 5 minutes or peach halves in center of square of hea\ y dut\' aluminum foil, large Sugar Glaze during last 30 minutes of cooking. Garnish with until cheese melts and vegetables are tender. Makes; 6 servings. enough to permit adequate wrapping. Sprinkle with macaroon mi.xture. The Colony — Rte. 83, Vernon, Ct. Bring four corners of foil up together in pyramid sliape. Fold opening pineapple wedges and cherries 10 minutes before end of cooking SWEET POTATO ROLL-UPS time; brush with glaze and allow fruit to heat. together loosely to allow for heat circulation and expansion. Seal by 2 cups buttermilk baking mix 1 tablespoon butter or folding over ends and pressing to package. Grill over medium hot coals, Tickets $5.00 per person or Cured and smoked (cook-before-eating) hams may also be pre- margarine, melted 15 to 20 minutes, or until peaches are hot. Makes: 3 to 4 servings. ared. Cook until thermometer registers 160°F. (Appro.simately 2/3 cup cooked, masbed sweet S3 to 15 minutes per pound.) potatoes etebleof 10— $40.00 Preheat oven to 450°F. Combine baking mix and sweet potatoes. "BROWN SUGAR GLAZE Gently gather dough into ball; knead 5 times. Roll into 12-inch Combine 1/2 cup firmly-packed brown sugar, 3 tablespoons water circle; brush on melted butter. Cut into 12 wedges. Roll up each TERIYAKI BEEF FILLING For tickets, please call 643-2597 and 2 teaspoons prepared mustard in small saucepan; mix and wedge starting at rounded end. Place, with points under, on un heat until sugar melts. Brush over ham and fruit. greased baking sheet. Bake 8 to 10 minutes. To reheat on grill, 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder or 644-8832 r- 1/4 cup soy sauce 1 small onion, sliced 1/4 cup water 1 small green pepper, chopped 1/4 cup dry sherry 3 cups cooked, sliced beef, 3/4 cup pineapple juice cut in 2-inch strips FREE INITIAL 1/4 teaspoon ginger y ia n i DAD'S PHOTO Combine cornstarch and soy sauce in medium saucepan. Add water, sherry, juice, ginger and garlic. Cook over medium heat, stirring occa SAVE$ sionally, until tliick and Imbbly. .Add onion and green pepper; cook 1 To ON A T-SHIRT minute. Remove from lieat. Add beef; mix \rell. Pour into center of 18-inch square of heavy duty aluminum foil. Bring four corners of foil up together in pyramid shape. Fold the opening togetlier loosely to allow for lieat circulation and expansion-. Seal by folding mer ends and pressing to package. Grill over medium hot coals, 30 to 40 minutes, or until heated through. To serve, spoon mixture into open pita bread. Makes: 3 cups filling. FOOD WAREHOUSE CHIVE-BU'TTERED CARROTS 1- 1/2 pounds carrots, cut in 1/4 teaspoon salt 3/8-inch strips 1 tablespoon chives Oar low Mwry day yriet on 1/4 cup butter or margarine 2 tablespoons water Place carrots in center of square of heavy duty aluminum foil, large enough to permit adequate wrapping. Dot with butter. Sprinkle with Vanity Fair salt and chives. Add water. Bring two foil sides up over carrots; fold down loosely in a series of locked folds allowing for heat circulation F a c ia l and expansion. Fold short ends up and over again; crimp to seal. Grill On any shirt,, golf sweoteri focket or over medium hot coals, 30 to 40 minutes, or until carrots are tender. T i s s u e s Bring in your favorite picture of Dod by June logging suit, purchosed of our regulor Makes; 6 servings. o 2nd and we will hove a transfer made to put price. Orders ploced by June 9th will be on a T-Shirt. reody for Father's Doy Giving. CALICO SALAD 2pkgs $4 1/2 cup mayonnaise 2 packages (10 oz. each) frozen 1/4 teaspoon salt lima beans, cooked, drained l a t . I WRANGLER MEN’S 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder and cooled DICKIE ’JEM ’ ' 1/2 pound bacon, cooked and 1 small tomato, diced PREWRSHED FASHION JEMS crumbled w m , e o o OHmt Slom SEE OUR FULL Combine mayonnaise, salt and garlic. Add remaining ingredients. Mix eharfo H nack M II oz. well. Chill several hours before serving. Makes; 6 to 8 servings. JEMS 20% OFF LINE OF GIFT GRILLED STRAWBERRY SAUCE ITEMS FOR DAD Von can eoN irt on at for lavinfi 2- 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 packages (10 oz. each) frozen IN THE HAYLOFTI 2 teaspwns almond extract strawberries, thawed SkHldn't yoa U ilMFFiN ^ Mold 18-inch square of hea\y duty aluminum foil ox er large c,in or other SIZES TO object that will provide a saucepan shape. Remove foil and criinp down M«lii9 tl Edwirdi Fn 4 WirtliMst HAYLOFT edges to make a rim. On .small square of foil, mix cornstarch and extract 60WAIST to form a paste. Combine strawberries and cornstarch paste in foil-shaped £al|nfr a mr pan. Grill over medium liot coals, 25 to 35 minutes, stirring ocxasionally 205 Spenecf Strpet until thickened. To serve, spoon ox er sli’ccs of angel food cake. MANCHESTER N wjrt Plan Main St., Downtown Rockville, CT 06066 Makes: 2 cups sauce. Open Monday thru Telephone: (203) 872-7349 Saturday 9: am to 9: pm
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i y . . Follansbee-W iUon MickoohHeath University of Connecticut Confers Degrees Cynthia Marie Wiison of Manchester and Michaei Lauren Marie Heath of Manchester and Steven Richard Among the students St.; CarolA. Witkowski, 99 P eter W. K aseoru, 11 Catherine M. Libbey, 64 Lariviere, 210 Felt Road; Susan F. Finkelstein, 1114 Farmstead Lane; John S. Som erville, 9 H illside David Foiiansbee of Coventry were married May 25 at St. Mickool of East Hartford were married May 26 at St. receiving degrees May 20 Temple Drive. Edwards St.; Robert P. Milford Road; Maureen A. John S. Lawrence, 359 Pleasant Valley Road; and Mqsker, 23 Hatch Hill Ave.; Ralph T. Tyler, 8 y Bridget Church in Manchester. Bridget Church in Manchester. at the U n iversity o f Cahdis L. Bro'w, 86' Tarasuk, 14 Knighton St.; Lynch, 42 Coolidge St.; Benedict Drive; Brian J. Cathy A. Hebert, 22 Ray- Road; James J. Nisch, 201 Washington St. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eidward J. ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. C o n n e c t ic u t ’ s 96th Herbert Drive; Mary M. Marion B. Zeiner, 46 Earl Elizabeth A. Perry, 290 McAnneny, 190 Pine TYee mond Road. Hany Lane; David C. Nancy D. Coffin, 6 ‘ i Wiison of 59 Ciyde Road, Manchester. The bridegroom is Heath of 88 Scballer Road. Manchester. The bridegroom Commencement Exercises Earwaker, 905 Burnside St.; Mary E. Zukauskas,40 Scott Drive; Susan L. Lane; P riscilla D. Vernon: P a tricia C. Raines, 458 Taylor St.; Shenlpsit Lake Road; - i the son of Mrs. Jean Poitansbee of Manchester. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mickool of 118 at Storra are; Ave. Griswold St. Stepanski, 42 Otis St.; Richards, 123 Windsor- Blachard, 93 Talcott Ave.; Nancy Tutko, 11 Hany Jeanne M. Dickinson, 2 •- Philip A. Sheridan of St. Bridget Church Fatima Drive, Somerset, Mass. Andover; Lydia J. Gerz, Frank M. Chetelat'jr., Mariann E. Bartolotta, Mary V. Wood, 81 Bretton ville; Charles D. Weiss, 115 Francis E. Hamm, 47 Lane; Brian J. Vincent, 36 Trumbull St.; Donna M. : * celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double- The Rev. Philip Sheridan of St. Bridget Church Skinner Street; Gerald J. 539 B u rn s id e A v e .; 35 Washington St.; Mary F. Road. Diane Drive. Diane Drive; Neil E. Davis Ave. Eidwards, 8 Snipsic View ■ ring ceremony. The church was decorated with yellow celebrated the nuptial mass and performed Uie double Lindley Jr., Long Hill Douglas R. Cleary, 55 Messier, 71 Gandview St.; Debra McPherson, 243 Marie S. Kurtzman, 120 Matthews, 695 Talcottville Patrick M. Brand, 24 Hts.; Karen E. Gonsalves, gladioli, white chrysanthemums, and white carnations. ring ceremony. JAis. Claire Dubaldo was organist. Road; and Sarah Richards, Holland Lane; Ronald N. Joanne R. Murray, 88 McKee St.; and Kenneth L. Scott Drive; George 0. St.; Karl J. Novak, 113 E. Crown S t.; Dennis A. 177MerlineRoad; Summer ~ Mrs. Clara DuBaldo of Manchester was organist and The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a 394 Lake Road. D o iro n , 26 P r im ro s e Porter St. Bernstein, 22 Coleman Otten, 648 Avery St.; Mary Main St.; Patricia A. Cloutier, 23 Neill Road; L. Hamrick, 93 Crestridge % soloist. satin gown trimmed with Alencon lace and seed pearls Bolton; Karen A. Drive; Alexander M. Jonathan P. Adams, 34 Road. E. Dillon, 887 Main St.; ’Turner, 11 Gardner Road; Jennifer A. Dickens, 137 Drive; Charlene M. Ryan, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a and designed with an Empire waist, long sleeves and SchiaVetti, 156 Brandy St.; Duzick, 29 Judson Ave.; Cole St.;Blair T. Anthony, South Windsor: Kevin E. Roderick S. MaePherson, Stanely J. Zaremba Jr., 42 Irene D rive; Bruce J 24 Evergreen Road. I \ - 't satin and re-embroidered Alencon lace gown designed skirt terminating into a long train. Her veil of silk illusion Daniel J. Buckson, 854 Hop John R. Genereux, 17 21 Lancaster Road; Fran- Woolam, 1185 Main St.; 930 Sullivan Ave. Lake St.; Monica Bloniarz Dubiel, 49A Mt. Vernon Kenneth J. Lucas, 19 j with Empire waistline, full Bishop sleeves, split- was attached to a lace-&immed headpiece and she R iver R oad; Kurt W. Shawnee Road; Peter E. cis G. Armentano, 154New Doreen J. Blake, 1040 William A. Brown, 73 34 Hale St., Ext. ; Frank M! Drive; Robert W. Falce, 60 Burke Road; Steven K. ^ 1 mandarin neckline and A-line skirt trimmed in lace and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow roses, white car Owles, 328 Lake St.; Nina Grulke, 44 Rival C t.; Bolton Road; Mark I. Bain, Strong Road. West Road; Richard L. Brigham, 38 North Park Glenstone Drive Meyer, 147 South St.; J terminating into a chapel train. Her fingertip length veil nations, stephanotis and yellow lace ribbons. J. Gram, 135 Vernon Road; Joseph R. C. Lemay Jr., 10 6 Indian Drive; Robb K. Carrie A. Bourdeau, 4 Curtis, 475 Abby Road; St.; Peggy E. Clay, Mt. Also, TTiomas R. Fleury, Michael E. Romanowski, was attached to a profile headpiece trimmed in lace and Miss Mary Rooney of Manchester was maid of honor. Kathleen J. Kowalyshyn, 6 Clark St.; Keith L. Pepin, Bickford, 238 New State Alpine Drive; Lisa I. Ext,; Thomas L. Ger- Vernon Apts.; Kenneth R. 109 Evergreen Road; Paul 18 Leona Drive; Brian J...... I she carried a bouquet of stephanotis, white roses, and Bridesmaids were Miss Cindy Cain of Manchester and Tanglewood Lane; 42 Melrose St.; Craig Road: Dorothy S. Brin- Canter, 221 Main St.; Eric vascio, 129 Overlook Road; Craft, 20 Harriet Drive; A. Hagerty, 56 Forest View Vincent, 36 Davis Ave. ■ baby’s breath. j Mrs. Robert Boardman of Mansfield, Mass., the Margaret M. Landrey, 28 Pinney, 38 Bissell St.; damour, 5 Dover Road; A. Cope, 11 Timber ’Trail; Janice M. Lappen, 53 Ronnie A. Filkoff, 10 Janet Drive; Robert H. Irvine, 19 Susan P. Canavari, 55 , '‘ j Miss Catherine Wilson of Irving, Texas, was her bridegroom’s sister. Miss Shawna Griffin of Manchester C la rk R o a d , and Ronald Surwill, 1474 Silver E llelp M . B u rn s , 27 Frederick J. DeCasperis, Meadow Road; Jeffrey L. Lane; Sheree L. Gibson, 23 Tamarack Lane; Kathleen Davis A ve.; Debra E. 'A J ’t- ' J sister’s maid of honor. Bridesmaids'were Miss Rosemary was flower girl. Mohammed A. Sattar, 51 Lane. Montclair Drive; Joseph 44 Breezyhill; Elizabeth F. Nicholas, 144 Edgewood Ward St.; Alan B. Goulet, M. Maurice, 92 Range Hill Davis, 45 Valley View Wilson of Manchester, the bride’s sister; Miss Tammy Ted Neiman of Nashua, N.H., served as best man. Lyman Road. Mary T. Cadorette, 30 M. Damon, 45 Saint Paul Doran, 1828 Main St.; Drive; Kathleen A. White, 11 Bancroft Road; Drive; Diane E. McCabe, Lane; Denise M. Follansbde of Manchester and Miss Cynthia Foiiansbee Ushers were Christopher Boardman of Mansfield, Mass., Katherine K. Ansaldi, A rb u tu s S t .; P en n y Drive; Kathleen M. Egan, Janina A. Drozdowski, 109 596 King St. Frederick R. Hesse Jr., 48 43 Scott Drive; Joseph F DeMerchant, 317 South St.; of Stonington, the bridegroom’s sisters; and Miss Kim the bridegroom’s brother-in-law; and Richard Mickool of i . ’Tunxis Trail; and Mary J. C row ley, 100 Penney 75 Jarvis Road; Nancy J. Quarrybrook Drive; Clif- Deborah A. Decker, 91 Scott D rive; Bryan F. Sciarra Jr., 83 High St.; Nancy A. Hall, 92 Risley Calvert of Manchester. Somerset, Mass., the bridegroom’s brother. Litvinskas, 18 Fernwood Drive; Ronalld M. Duprey, Engherg, 77 Doane St.; ford A. Lange, 46 Norton Berie Road; Russell S. Kielbania, 3 Carol Drive; Michael J. Sheridan, 26 Road; and Sandra R. Larry Landrie of Coventry served as best man. Ushers A reception was held at the Ramada Iim in East Hart Drive. 18 Highview St.; Barbara Karen E. Fahey, 74 Bette Lane; Katherine M. Giller, 24 Parkview Drive; Linda M. Makowicz, 16 Christopher Drive; Joan T. Heimlich, 92 Daryl Drive. were Richard Foiiansbee of East Hampton, the ford, after which the couple left on a trip to the Pocono Coventry; Jane C. J- Lysik, 42 Alexander Drive; Terrance G. bridegroom’s brother; .Philip Wilson and Edward J. Mountains in Pennsylvania. They will reside in East Schwer, 278 Main St.; Gary Drive; Richard P. Prior, Farrell, 96 Dartmouth St.; Wilson Jr., both of Manchester and brothers of the bride; Hartford. J.Ardel, 3 Cornwall Drive; 129 Collimore Road. Pam ela L. Fratus, 109 and Wayne Going of Coventry. Mrs. Michael D. FoIIansbee Mrs. Mickool is employed as an engineering secretary Thomas S. Gionfriddo, Deborah E. Cushman, Wetherell St.; Lynn T. A reception was held at ’The Buckboard in Glastonbury. at Pratt ft Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp. P.O. Box 39, Neal T. 593 Burnham St.; Karen A. Gordon, 45 Crosby Road; The couple will reside in Coventry. (Morco ptmto) Mrs. Steven R. Mickool in East Hartford. Mr. Mickool is an engineer at Pratt ft ,Tagstrom, 45 Shore Drive; Guminiak, 21 Village St.; James B. Grimes Jr., 54 Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp. William B. Mahoney Jr., 39 Deborah H. Silverman, 30 Valley St.; Stephen D. Ide, (McLaughlin photo) Depot Road, Loel W. Nutmeg Lane; Lynn E. 40 Tuck Road; Lee J. HkCaiuiedH Meckel, 155 Hinkel Mae Squ ires, 57 W estview Karns, 61 Plymouth Lane; College Notes Drive; Elizabeth E. Drive; Laura A. Robert D. Kenney,23Bret- Starrett-M orris Mohan, 209 Bunker Hill Tourtellotte, 242 Goodwin ton Road; Maureen L. Stop&Shopor Road; Richard C. Parlette, St. Loughrey, 15 Columbus Bryan H. Heath of 21 Road, Manchester, Fitzgerald, 38 Farmstead Glastonbury; Maureen 162 Babcock Hill Road. Nancy A. Mullins, 85 St.; David B. Lyon, 262 Christine Lane, South received a bachelor of Road; James D. Wehr, 83 A , M c C o r m a c k , 56 Jo-Aim M. Bray, P.O. Olmsted St.; Linda E. San- Blueridge Drive; Edward Cuwdiy**BarS*’ Sherilyn Drue Morris of Rocky Hill and Kenneth Ethian Windsor, is this year’s science degree summa Hills St.; Kevin W. Lakewood Road; and B ox 127; R o b e r t J. toro, 16 College-D rive; T. Machuga, 55 Hamilton All good, lean ham from one end to the other,carefully trimmed by hand Starrett of Orange, N.J., were married May 20 at Wap- winner of the annual cu m la d e M ay 19 at Haberern, 38 Mary St.; Dawn M. Muller, 34 Con Derrico, 357 Shore Drive; Nancy E. Williams, 32 Drive; Cathleen Maher, 87 ping Community Church in South Windsor. Freshman Chemistry William Woods College in Matthew S. Lavoie, 47 cord St. Sheri L. Dihble, Woodland Yale Road; Barbara J. Cooper St.; Raymond J. The bride is the daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Henry Award at the University of Fulton, Mo. Godar Terrace; Robert P. Manchester: Thomas S. Road; Devora L. Kamys, Wirtz, 30 Henderson Drive. McCabe, 103 Cambridge Morris of 25 Glenwood Road, South Windsor. The Connecticut. Millstein, 146 Bradley St.; fiorentino, 69 Lyndale St.; Ripley Hill Road; Ronald K aren A. L u ko, 26 St.; Bryna McGill, 17 Dale bridegroom is the son of Samuel Starrett of Westwood, The award, consisting of Area students receiving Robert J. Pelzar, 40 F. Knapp II, 861 Dunn Sunrise Lane; and James Road; Sheila B. Moran, 60 Kathleen A. Henson, 11 Our own special brand of chicken, meaty and delicious! 2Vi - 3 pound package N.J., and the late Ruth Starrett. a copy of the “ Handhook of degrees May 27 during the Hemlock Lane; ,Jon E. Orchard St.; and Cathleen Road; William H. Pratt E. Mallett, 76 Hammer St. Foxcroft Drive; John P. n h The Rev. Harold Richardson of Wapping Community Chemistry and Physics” 29th annual commence Arsenault, 75 Sunset Ridge A. Toomey, 500 E. Center Jr., Nathan Hale Drive; G lastonbury: L eslee Murphy, 176 Hackmatack Church officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Fred and an accompanying ment exercises at Fairfield Drive; Patricia L. Swider, St. Erik A.Sandberg, Box 185; Millar, 176 Grindle Brook St.; Monisha C. Nayar, 31 ■ USDA Choice* Blish of Manchester was organist and Mrs. David scroll, goes to the first- University, are; 1210 Forbes St.; and Laurie Vernon: Joyce M. Denise M. Pelletier, 59 Road; French Road; Robert S. . “Great Beef” ’ Newieth of Vernon, soloist. Beef Round Tip Steak ■ year student with the East Hartford: Mark R. E. Ward, 152 Grande Road! Oliphant, 24 Gerald Drive. Woodland Road and Leslie Jill A. Berggren, 285 But- Peck, 205 Homestead Ave. ; I l b The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a highest combined score in J. Cunningham, Oakwood tonball Lane; Amy R. Kaila J. Pilver, 16 Summit gown of ivory lace over peau de sole with train. She wore the General Chemistry D rive and Wendy 0 . Conway, 96 Talcott Road; St.; Frances G. Ricci, 29 a headpiece of baby’s breath and carried a bouquet of course. Weischet, R F D 2, Box 343. Joan C. Horton, 35 Grist Lucian S t.; David G. ^ Fresh CodnUets^?^ white roses, peach carnations and baby’s breath. Blast Hartford: William Mill Road; Janet S. Ives, Roger, 19 Clyde Road; M Mrs. Dennis VanderHook of Canoga Park, Calif., the Diane Weiss, daughter of M. Connors, 280 Maple St.; 183 Old Stage Road; Tam- William P. Ryan, 23 Bryan bride’s cousin, was matron of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Weiss Daniel R. DePietro, 951 my Lou O’Rourke, 257 Drive; Kevin M. Scholsky, Dennis VanderHook of Canoga Park, Calif., served as of Bolton was one of four Forbes St. Cedar Ridge Road; 155 Lamplighter Drive; Cooked Ham best man. Ushers were Kirk Morris of Willimantic and recipients of the Phi Beta Rita C. Mudgett, 200 Christopher P oole, 52 Donald J. Soucier, 857 East Domestic g Timothy Morris of South Windsor, brothers of the bride; Kappa Prize at Wheaton Nutmeg Lane. Cidermill Road; Julie A. Middle ’Turnpike; Robert ,,iof Sectioned & Form ed*' and Andrew Starrett of Fairlawn, N.J., the bridegroom’s College. John A. Batchelder, 10 Ramsey, 234 Griswold St.; J. Sullivan, 100 Porter St.; A vailable in stores featuring a service deb brother. She is a freshman at the fTghis Inflation! Eagle Court, Debra L. Ber- James F. Rohde, 599Chest- Kathryn A. W alsh, 43 A reception was held at the Ramada Inn in college. nard, 1511 Forbes St.; nut Hill Road; Linda L. Ridge St. Wethersfield, after which the couple left for Peter R. Bisaccia, 743 Truesdell, 34 Lakewood TTiomas A. Amato, 143 i PrK«S«fieCtw Top O ' The Morning V Sun May 27-Sal Jun 2 ki laaness ^ I to a l our u is to m e a we reserve the nghi lo Im l Williamshurg, Va. Tliey will reside in Rocky Hill. Susan Marteney, Brew er S t.; JanM arie Circle; Barbara A. Upton, Adelaide Road; Katherine I sales lo three packages of ar>y
All Schools on Self-service Gas Can Be W iped Out Monday: Hot dog or hamburger, By JEFFERY L. be wiped out by huge He found 56 of the cars said. Also, follow the manual’s —Proper air pressure in done with dipsticks vegetable, baked dessert. repair bills if regular were at least a quart low Here are some recommendation for tires helps prevent calibrated to show proper '^ e sd a y Macaroni salad with tuna, egg and celery, on SHELER :yt* ' ’'Tl. ■ - maintenance, normally on oil, 34 needed radiator maintenan'ce hints if you frequency of oil changes.) premature tire wear and ievels. Again, check the lettuce with tomato slice, wheat muffin, applie pie. UPI Auto Writer Elementary Menus which will be served June 4-8 at Mayfair and performed by service sta- coolant, 33 had low are pumping your own gas: —Check the water level can improve fuel economy. owner’s manual for Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed salad, Monday; Juice, hamburger on roil, french fries, com, Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents 60 and over are DETROIT (UPI) - With tion attendants, is pressure in at least, one —Check the crankcase in the radiator every two This can be checked with locations. pears. as follows; yeast roll, fruit. . , , , u, gasoline prices soaring, neglected. tire, 29 needed power oil frequently. Once a week or three weeks. If the an inexpensive pencil-like —Battery water shouid ’Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, garden salad, Monday; Chicken noodle soup, knockwurst, baked Thursday: ’Turkey, gravy, whipped poUto, vegetable, millions of motorists are The Automotive Infor steering fluid, 28 were low is not too often, especially cooling element is visible, gauge. Once every two or be ch eck^ every two or Italian bread and butter, gelatin with topping. beans, buttered mixed vegetables, orange sauce peaches bread and butter, schoolmade dessert. finding they can save a mation Council recently on brake fluid and 27 if you drive many miles. add water until it is three weeks should be suf three weeks and water Wednesday; Roast turkey, mashed or sweet potatoes, with whipped topping, peanut hutter cookies, rye bread, Friday: Oven-fried fish, Urtar sauce, potatoes, peas, penny or two per gallon by reported on a survey by the needed battery water. The proper level is in covered. Anti-freeze and ficient. added to each chamber as gravy, mixed vegetables, brownie. margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. lemon tart. Milk is served with all meals. Menus are sub pumping their own gas at operator of a Los Angeles “All of these items are dicated on the dipstick, summer coolant also —Pow er steering and needed. (Some new ’Thursday: Barbecued beef, seasoned rice, cole slaw, Tuesday; Baked chicken with gravy, boiled potato^ in ject to change without notice. cut-rate self-service service station who so easy to check and so in which is readily visible and should be used. An inexpen automatic transmission batteries are sealed and do stations in the United fruit bar. jacket, vegetable cole slaw, dessert., wheat bra^ checked the cars of 100 expensive to remedy that a accessible on most cars. sive gauge can be used to fluids should be checked at not require additional States. Friday; Gilead field day. Salami, grinder, vegetable margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. W custom ers who pumped motorist is being unwise to (Check your owner’s check for the proper least once a month. Like water.) Also, keep battery sticks, potato chips, fresh apple. Wednesday; Polish lasagna with ground beef and cab But their savings could their own fuel. neglect them,” the AIC manual for exact location. amounts of those additives. checking the oil, this is terminals clear of corro Rham bage, parsiied buttered carrots, tossed green salad with sion. Monday: Meat loaf, mashed potato, vegetable, salad dressing, apricot-grapefruit cup, whole wheat peaches. bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Thursday: Baked meatloaf, mushroom gravy, Elementary & Center ’Tuesday; Ravioli with meat sauce, cole slaw, bread and butter, frosted cake. potatoes, zucchini, Milano, applesauce, bread, ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P . M . THE 8TORt*WHfLE^^mY*LA8T8^ Monday: Juice,- balogna and salami grinders, tossed Wednesday; Juice, salami grinder, salad, potato chips, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. saiad, corn chips, chilled peaches. Friday; Beef vegetable soup, cold plate (sliced turkey cranberry crunch. MARY E. LAMBERT Tuesday: Tuna or egg salad sandwiches, potato salad, and American cheese), macaroni salad, fresh banana, ’Thursday: Salisbury steak, potatoes, gravy, green 44 Greenwood Drive pickle chips, french fries, ice cream. whole wheat bread, margarine, skim miik, coffee or tea. 'Thare are no bad books, any more than there are ugly It^s C^tdoor Eating-Time Again! beans, brownies. Wednesday: Juice, balogna and cheese wrap and rolls, women." ’ ^natole France Manchester Friday: Cook’s choice. The menu is subject to change. lettuce with Russian dressing, potato chips, watermelon. School of Thursday: No pizza. Club sandwiches, potato puffs, Nursing WALDBAUM'S pickle chips, fruited gelatin with topping. ' Worcester Hahnemann Friday: Ham and cheese grinder, lettuce and tomato, Hospital First of macaroni salad, fruit cup. Worcester, Mass. During the month of June hotdogs and hamburgs will s a l e t o d a """! Food M a rt not be available. SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd | the Vernon FCTSlW&rmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Season! All Schools Sale starts Tuesday, May 29 F Monday: Juice, hamburgers on roll, potato chips, onion thru Saturday, June 2. sticks, peaches. This Wbpk's Super Specials! CALIFORNIA Tuesday: Turkey salad on lettuce, sliced tomatoes, DEL MONTE potato puffs, whole wheat bread and butter, pudding with FRESH $tar*Kist V LARGE Waldbaum’s N.Y. Style Deli! topping. Wednesday: Shells with meat sauce, buttered spinach, Chunk light Wait til you feast your eyes on the wonderful variety of •FIDDLE FADDLE VINE-RIPENED sliced-lo-order cold cuts galore . .. freshly made roli and butter, mixed fruit. Popcorn With Peanuts BING salads and domestic & imported cheeses from our Thursday: Juice, salami grinder, potato sticks, ice 7 ounce Tomatoes appetizer department! Just step up to our counter.. . ORAL B S O F tuna sample a little ... and save a lot! It's like having your cream. i to OUNCE CAN IN O IL*6.6 O i CAN Cantaloupes own dell right around the corner! Friday: Manager’s choice. •YELLOW TOOTH/GUM CHERRIES RECIPES #4 & #30 LUNDV GOURMET FJORDUND ZONKERS RONALD C. BUNCE eyPFOFt n e South Windsor BRUSH Crispy-Light Sweet 6 Leland Drive COOKED SWISS CONTAC Manchester Glazed Popcorn Snack FOOD CLUB All Schools Model 40 or 60 5 ounce B.S. degree FOOD CLUB HAM CHEESE Monday: Hotdog on roll, french fries, vegetable. DECONGESTANT CAPSULES Bryant College Chunky Soup Peanut Butter SktCEO TO ORDER IMPORTED! CREAMY or KRUNCHY LB. EA. Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, Italian Smithfield, R .l. CHICKEN. BEEF or SPLIT PEA bread and butter. FRESH YOUR 19 OZ. < 26 OZ. U.5. NO. 1 - SIZE "A” Wednesday: Baked turkey, whipped potato, gravy, cor- CAN JAR Healthfui-Californla SWEET LARGE TEXAS CHOICE • IP ® Loni^Whlte California n, roll and butter. Our Regular 1.43 FRIEND S BRICK OVEN POTATOES BROCCOLI Our Regular 1.13 Our Regular 63* ea. IZ CA N 0 9 * , Thursday: Pizza Day. Bakeid Pea Beans H o n e yd e w WISPRIOE Friday: Chef’s day. RECIPES Edam G O U D A Cheese Post Sugar Crisp PKG * 1 . 1 9 •3 0 .3 4 -6 5 LB *2.89 M elons IMPORTED AUSTRIAN Tang Breakfast Drink *1.69 FRESH &TANGY IMPORTED Gruyere Cheese LB *1.69 Seediess Granny Smith ALL NATURAL J B l I WELLA FLORIDA LIMES GREEN APPLES FFtiNCif^ f O O p C t O B Dried Fruit Mix lb *2.49 No Response BALSAM C •SHAMPOO OFF la g b s ii t < ^ a t o 9 0 * 1 * 4 0 LB, Long John Franks LB *1.89 Regular or Oily INSECT Sunkist Candy Fruit Gems lb 99* Our Regular 1.64 $ a u < ^ Sauce To Rust Plea MEAT «yOU8H«WlOM Hyponex Potting Soil^‘"BllM?/“ *1.29 Hand Sliced REPELLENT (EXCEPT BERLIN & ROCKY HILL) "H o t" •CONDITIONER Bagels LOX SALEI By MICHAEL J. Regular or Extra Body 6 ounce, spray (WHE)^ AVA1U8LE) CONLON Safety Administration. The Our Regular 1.23 LYNDA L. HUGHEY m Sweet - Juicy - Red Ripe 8 ounce 85 George Drive 1^8 WASHINGTON (UPI) - agency has ruled that 180,- CVS TWIN II BLADES ‘ m m m . ' f i S I ''OR Lox **'^ 1 tiom yf''^ Vernon The government’s plea to 000 Fiats built from the B.S. degree FOOD CLUB GAYLORD Nova ,.$n 09 automobile manufacturers early 1970s onward may 20 count mmi Houghton College Stewed Tomatoes Mandarin Oranges Scotia Le.4i.» to give American con have severe safety-related 'M j : YOUR Watermelons Houghton, N.Y. sumers some warranty rust problems on their un CHOICE Our Regular 2.59 Our Regular 1.89 derbodies. , 11 OZ.’ protection against rust ' CANS S l i c e d t o probiems on their cars so “We Weze^^surprised at Cooked Salami ORDER ,*2.39 their response,” one of SLICED TO ORDER far has produced almost no Pinochle Welch’s Jelly or Jam ” *°r" 69* response from the in Mrs. Peterson’s lawyers EXCEDRIN GILLETTE DAISY CLAIRESSE LB. Beef Bologna ,*1.99 dustry. said. She added that a EXTRA STRENGTH TWIN BLADE SHAMPOO-IN Teddies Peanut Butter jar 89* SLICED TO ORDER DOMESTIC The request was made letter is being prepared for Manchester ,*3.69 Top scorers in the Lean Roast Beef March 25 by Transporta the company and for any i i ^ S ] PAIN RELIEVER DISPOSABLE HAIR COLOR "SALAD - FIX/N' TIME!" ONE ROLL OF COLOR FILM Lysol Spray DisinfectantcA°N'93* Pfodue^ttemofthe Week! COLE SLAW POTATO 0* other firm that rejects the Manchester Senior Citizens RED - RIPE 12 OZ y o u p tion Secretary Brock TABLETS CHOICE SHAVER LOTION Pinochle Group game May Macaroni Salad LB 55' Adams and Esther Peter suggestion. DEVELOPED FLORIDA TOMATOES Fresh Canfornia ^ t h Adams and Mrs. k c e d illl 24 at the Army and Navy WEAVER WHITE MEAT son, President C arter’s 100 count 2 per package Assorted Shades Waldorf Fresh- Jumbo - Sweet ,*2.59 consumer adviser. They Peterson said at the time Club are Katherine Frey, California Q $ 1 Fresh Turkey Roll ihe . & PRINTED 625, John Kluck, 616, Chicory AVOCADOS asked both foreign and they issued the' plea that cUraf color 110,126 or OSinin typo film Red Onions O l b s I . m O 1 4 9 Andcondooning T e n d e r domestic manufacturers to their offices have received dHCOkvry Amellia Hillery, 606, May Imported - Marinated ____ RECIPES 12 EXPOSURE 24 EXPOSURE ' \^unyiv-«i Sm U tit Salad Bowl 448-49 Health & Beauty AidsI begin offering U.S. con “numerous complaints” Hill, 591, Betty ’Turner, 581, Artichoke m m e o z j a r / 9 Lettuce sumers the same rust and that premature rusting Our Regular 1.99 Our Regular 2.88 Hans Frederickson, 579, Hearts ONE HALT o r AN AVERAOE 8IZfi AVOCADO Tampax Colgate _ George Last, 569, Herb Walden Farms - All Varieties CONTAINS ONLY 132 CAIOBIE9. eSNO A warranties that are is a “significant problem” PtANT PRODUCT. IT CONTAINS NO REGULAR SUPER or L o -C s t 12 OZ Q O C Fresh S U P E R P L U S Toothpaste availabie in Canada. for consumers. : WITH COUPON WITH COUPON Laquerre, 568, John Gaily CN016ST6ROL1 'TRY EM . YOU IU LIKE 'EM! Dressings bottle Escarole SUPER However, Clarence and Vivian Laquerre, 564, In Canada persons who 20 EXPOSURE 36 EXPOSURE ) SIZE buy a new car are given a Ditlow, director of the Gladys Seelert, 559, and 9 O Z 6ERIT0L NEET LOHEAL L’OREAL TUBE • 1 . three-year or 74,009-mile Center for Auto Safety, 8nish-Oi Mabel Wilson, 558. warranty against holes said his organization sent IRON VITAMIN CREAM BRUSH-ON Vernon Airwick Solids caused by rust, and a one- letters similar to Mrs. ;wiTHC0UP0N WITHCOUPON Winners in the Vernon SPEARMINT. HONEYSUCKLE TONIC TABLETS HAIR REMOVER LIGHTENER KIT TOPCO 2-PLY PRINT U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF O B Good only on Kodak. 3M. CVS and ; Senior Citizens Pinochle or NATURAL Topco Toothbrushes 5 99* year or 24,000-mile Peterson’s and Adams’ on 120 guarantee against surface the first day of winter but other compatible film. Offer n o t. Club tournament May 24 at C O U N T i 100 COUNT 40 count 2 ounce One Application available on foreign 51m. Limit One ; the Senior Citizens Center R O L U r Tylenol Tablets PKG *1.79 rust corrosion. got no strong assurances in 5 OZ. CONTAINERS per customer. RED or QARUC Mrs. Peterson’s office reply. are Mike Desimone, 579, Stephen Zaches, 575, Ann Regina Wine Vinegar BOTTLE 59* LONDON LINEN TWEED reports receiving only two “In the past two years “substantive” repiies so we’ve received well over Morrell, 570, and Joseph 46 OUNCE QQ TOTES for TAPES! Rain Barrel SOFTENER BOTTLE t . t 7 9 far. 1,000 consumer complaints Our Regular 3.43 Our Regular 4.36 Reposa Jr., 566. FRENCHETTE • FRENCH or THOUSAND ISLAND •HERES HOW OUR TOTE GIVEAWAY PROGRAM WORKS on rust,” Ditlow said. 6 OZ. * Each time you shop you'll be given Green Cash Register Tapes & One was from the Ford Lo-Cal Salad Dressing BOTTLE 4 BROIL Saver Envelopes When youve collected the tapes required for "Another thing we’ve the tote you've selected, merely turn them m at the Courtesy Motor Co., which said it is Counter and you'll be given your FREE Tole' studying the marketing and noticed is that people are KODAK FROZEN FAVORITESI SHOULDER 'Pii/s ra> where a p p " ca 0 /e engineering implications of now taking up to four years BEN-GAY COLOR PRINT Light n' Lively Minute Maid such a warranty and “the to pay for their c a r. Ice Milk Orange Juice ^Woffl-WofT' probabie cost of providing They’re naturally angry PAIN RELIEVING FILM ALL FLAVORS - '/» GALLON OZ. CAN some form of anti when they see the car is OINTMENT •C-126-12 ON A 1 LB. CAN ON A 30,7 OZ CAN corrosion warranty for our rusting out before the For Instamatic cameras I Maxwell House Greaseless-Stalnless •C-110-12 * f . S 0 Minute Maid payments are through.” cars soid in the United 3 ounce For Pocket Cameras U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF COFFEE States.” He said the National 10 OZ. Q Q C U.S. GOVT INSPECTED • Boneless LEMONADE Safe Sports Birds Eye Cauliflower 2 pKQs. y y REGULAR - DRIP - Ford also said the Cana Bureau of Standards has 3 'y l b PKG. - WEAVER COOKED BLADE AUTOMATIC DRIP YOUR In sports, keeping your eye (3r8d9*A'-&«at«d CRYSTALS dian program did not begin. estimated that rust causes pkq Chicken-To-Go *5.29 STEAK LB OR ELECTRIC PERK $14 billion worth of damage CHOICE on the ball which could be Cut Corn or Peas I: 2 79* until October 1976, and “it traveling at speeds of over iHeiLTURHEya COLONIAL SMOKED WiiN iHis ccrupon 41 Food . 0.T cr- • is not yet ciear what our every year to cars, $8 Our Regular 2.27 Matt Good ii'' j S91 Ju''r Our Regular 1.36 ea. 100 mph — should include Morton Fried Chicken Ik1 * 2 . 1 9 Daisy ButtsK lb’ 1 - 6 9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF . . .)tif c*' billion of which could be coupon or' lam., ■ ci finai experience will show keeping the ball off your eye. FOOD CLUB - VACUUM PACKED Boneless - Underblade for the full three-year corrected by technology. Eye injuries among tennis, Gaylord Lemonade 6 C°^“CA N S 99* ■ m m m ii- - ‘ Sliced Bacon *1.19 CHUCK $ o H i coverage period. Ditlow also said he POLIDENT squash and paddle ball play 9 ers are increasing, but most of COLONIAL STEAK Lr^,U< Nevertheiess we hope to be doubts a rust warranty DAIRY DELIGHTSI EMPIRE KOSHER ON A 36 COUNT PKG. DENTURE CVS the 36,000 sports-related in* p r a n K s c h i c k e n l^1.19 ON A 61 OZ. PKG, in a position to resolve the program would add juries last year could have Cooked U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CLEANSER MINI PADS Cream Cheese Natural Yogurt COLONIAL TOP,, CLING FREE matter at a relatively early significantly to the price of CVS been prevented. BREAKSTONE TURKEYS LB CLOROXH WALDBALUyrS - ALL FLAVORS Bologna ““ erm^an il*1.45 Chuck date.” a car. TABLETS WHIPPED TEMPTEE IN BARBEQUE SAUCE CUBE FABRIC 30 count CHILD MILO or BEEF The other reply — a ‘"The manufacturers say eoz. U.S. GOVT INSPECTED DRY CUP 8 OZ. Gem Franks lb *1.29 STEAK LB. SOFTENER rejection — came from there is no difference 84 count CUPS GRADE 'A '. BLEACH Fiat Motor Co. between the cars they offer W ALDB AUM ’S Perdue Chicken OUR BEST BREADED U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SHEETS That firm toid Adams in the United States and BREASTS LB Veal Patties lb *1.09 rviin init coupon ai Food w in |h., C0.ipjn al Food Cottage Cheese <•<« 69* Boneless ^ _ _ _ Man Good thru Sal Jun« M a-t G ood in.5, Sal f H i M n and Mrs. Peterson Canada those they sell Canada,” he BORDEN'S INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED - YELLOW Of WHITE OSCAR MAYER REQ. or THICK 7 limit one pkg . one ? I m.| one pxg one SHOULDER $ i Q Q coupon pe t family coupon oe’ lam.ty has “severe weather con said. " I t there’s no COMPARE TO: American Singles hoz pko *1.59 U.8. QOVT INSPECTED Sliced Bacon *1.69 Our Regular 2.51 GRADE 'A' ROAST LB l.W i/^ ditions” unlike those in the difference, bow can it cost OSCAR MAYER Stayfrea Mini Pads ^ 'S at 1.99 Ducking faBter isn’t the an Hood G rapefruit Juice^cSS^rSO* Perdue Chicken ^ i F o f T United States, conditions more?” Beef Bologna 'piS *1.99 ^T5''o fT swer. Special protective eye- BUTTERMILK S HO MESTYLE LEGS s y that are “further A General Motors of 6 02. Seafood Specials ON A 29.2 OZ. CAN wear could be. Eyeguarda or FOR OSCAR MAYER ROUND. SQUARE or BEEF ON A 36 OZ. 12 PACK aggravated by the ficial said his company Food Club Biscuits PKQS. 6 99* safety ’specs’ are inexpensive U.S OOVT INSPECTED Variety Pack *1.89 Pan Ready $ 1 0 9 Hi-C widespread use of salt. We believes cars are more and available at many sport LB ■ Top Frost FRESH BAKED 600D S I GRADE‘A’ SWIFT'S FIRE BRAND FRESH MACKEREL l i I Powdered think the situation is cer rust-resistant than ever, ing gooda or hardware stores. WALDBAUM'S WALOBAOM'S Perdue Chicken tainly different frbm most thanks to. the increasing They may not only save Beef Strips *1.49 Fresh Fruit Drink TWIN your si^t, but can also im Jewish Ryes Doughnuts WINGS LB. 6 9 * of the U.S. territory. use of corrosion-resistant PLAIN. SUGAR. CINNAMON PRIMO HOT or SWEET * 1 ? * CVS/pharmacy prove your game, since prop P^MN. W/SEEOS. PUMPERNICKIE PERCH FILLETS Mixes “ With this in mind there materials, as w ell as 12 OZ. COLONIAL - CRYOVAC WRAPPED Italian SausageLs*1.59 POPS erly protected players may 16 O Z .I 12 C O U N T I ALL FLAVORS seems to be no reason to design changes that overcome the subconscious LOAF I PKG. Semi Boneless C f l f t Q HORML- Fresh $ 1 ? 9 Wilh irat coupon at Food Wiiri this coupon ai Food Vernoiii Manchester Mansfield Marl Good thru Sal June Mart Good thru Sat June offer a similar warranty in minimize areas where fear of catching a ball
PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979 ------»------■ ■ ■ Special Summer Camps F.VEN1NG HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE 50th wedding anniversary College Greduates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cassells of Helps Kids with Problems Manchester observed their 50th wed member of the Class of awarded degrees at com &- ding anniversary on May 11. The cou By JO-ANNE BYRNE accepts 125 to 130 children Horn Mountains in dividuals, two-thirds of Among the University of Glastonbury: John E, b a c h e lo r’s degree in Cletto Zanlungo of School International. She was Wyoming. Connecticut ROTC cadets 1979 at Utica College of mencement exercises at Dolde. elementary education from Street, Manchester, ple was married May 11, 1929 at the MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)- from the ages of 7 to 16. whom come from state in enrolled in the travel ad Camp Courage near stitutions and residential commissioned May 20 are: Syracuse University in Eastern Connecticut State East Hartford: Diane M. the University of Connec received an associate in Methodist Episcopal Church in North Camp is a magic word for Dr. Don Etzwiler, ministration program. Grosvenordale. medical director, said Maple Lake, Minn., is one group homes, to spend a Army: East Hartford — Utica, N.Y., receiv^ a College are: Carparelli, Debra M. ticut in Storrs. science degree cum laude kids. It can mean fun in the bachelor’s degree on May Manchester: Kristine The couple has a daughter, Helen diabetic children frequent of those for physically dis whole week outside. James W. Hale, 71 Penney Cerra, S. Ernesto Quispe, from Bay Path Junior Miss Patricia A. Ryan of sun, swimming, horseback abled children and adults Drive; and James P. 20. B o u rre t, D avid M. Lynn M. Raicik and Ber C. Lee Scott of 55 Helaine College. Shea of Chicopee, Mass., and five riding, a dizzy world of ly suffer from psy “Asthma is a scary word Homestead Street, grandchildren. chological problefns as and retarded child who can for lots of camp direc Noyes, 48 Columbus Circle. Dumaine, Deborah J. nadette M. Young. Road, Manchester, A member of the Maroon delights after a long Grham, Alice L. McClin- Manchester, daughter of Mr. Cassells was formerly well as diabetes-related be “mainstreamed.” tors,” Dr. Richard Cushing Vernon: George J. Hall, Nancy Linger of Ann E. Close, daughter received a bachelor of Key Honor Society, she at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryan cooped-up winter. Manchester received a tick, Peter J. McCluskey, employed in the maintenance depart restrictions and their The camp, and a second said. 92 Risley Road. of Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas science degree at com tained dean’s list standing received an associate of But most camps don’t bachelor of arts degree in Marianne Pemberton, ment at Pratt & Whitney Division of parents suffer guilt in northern Minnesota, Camp Superkids, near Air Force: Manchester Close of Beelzebub Road, mencement exercises at for her final semester. science degree from Bay accept all children because b r a d L ey S. Lucy Quinn, Barbara A. United Technologies in East Hart feelings” In many cases, serve over 900 persons a Loretto, Minn., where — Edwin L. Quinn Jr., 62 horsemanship in the May South Windsor, received a Southern Illinois During her senior year, she Path Junior College. some have health problems WOJCOSKI graduation caremonies at Senna and Jeffrey M. ford. He is a past master of Orient the children are over summer aged 7 through Cushing is the medical Pitkin St. > master’s degree in library University-Carbondale. was a member of the year She was enrolled in the such as diabetes or 25 Bliss St. ’Twerdy. Lodge of Masons, East Hartford, and protected. senior citizen. The director, is one of 10 camps Virginia Intermont College science from Simmons book staff and of the Gold Z certified professional asthma, or physical dis emphasis is on as much Manchester Ann L. Leslie of 34 Bates of Bristol, Va. Bolton: Christine Hanson College, Boston. Miss Ann A. Zanlungo, Club, sponsored by Zonta past high priest of Putnam Chapter abilities ranging from Needlepoint gives the for asthmatics in the coun secretary program. physical involvement as is B.A. degree Road, Manchester, a and Carl A. Preuss. She received her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 41, RAM. Both Mr. and Mrs. Cassells speech and hearing impair child an opportunity to take try. possible for each in Drew University Among the students are members of South United ment to crippling dis part in a group experience Campers learn breathing Madison, N.J. Methodist Church. (Herald photo by orders. Others are mental and to learn while doing it. dividual. exercises, how to take "If they can benefit in / Pinto) ly retarded. “Once you’ve learned how medication and how to tellectually and are able to ’Those children must rely to test your urine in the cope with and avoid sit in a wheelchair a cer on specialty camps. ’They woods behind the bushes,” asthmatic attacks. tain number of hours each have one thing in common Miss Farrell said, “you “Parents of asthmatic day, they are appropriate — an interest in providing a don’t have too many ap children are in a conflicted for camp,” said camp camping experience for prehensions.” situation,” Cushing said. director ^ b Polland. kids who need it more than Etzwiler has seen an in ‘"They are very protective Baseball Signup The camp also has a most. creased need for the cam and also very tired. Camp HEBR.ON - program for persons with At Camp Needlepoint, ping experience in older gives them a chance toTree Genuine California Registrations will be speech, hearing and which accepts diabetic age groupings and has themselves and their accepted Wednesday from begun a wilderness language disorders. children from the constant Redwood 3-Piece 7:30 to .8:30 p.m. for the children, “it was the first time I realized I wasn’t the challenge program for Among camps for the problem.” Tabieand Colt Baseball League. mentallay retarded is only diabetic in the world,” young adults, 16 to 18. Camp Superkids has The registration session Camp Friendship at An- Bench Set said Mo Farrell, a former ’Three groups of eight or served as a model for a will be conducted at nandale, Minn. camper and now assistant nine teen-agers will number of camps in Hebron Elementary School "It is basically a t s Our Rsg. camp director. backpack and canoe this Illinois, Nebraska, Indiana for boys aged 15-18. For recreational and leisure *84 109.99 Needlepoint is one of summer in the Boundary and Michigan. “We’ve more information contact period for campers,” said BETH A. HARRISON Deluxe set, crafted from thick 2" genuine about 60 camps for diabetic Waters Canoe Area in proven our point and have 943 E. Middle Tpke. Nelson Moore, 646-6776. northern Minnesota, Judy Morris, program redwood stocki Seal the whole family at children across the coun a system that works,’ Bryant College the 70" rectangular table, with two match director. She called It an try. It is held at Camp St. Michigan’s Isle Royale Cushing said. Smithfield, R.I. ing redwood benches included. Factory Croix in Hudson, Wis., and National Park and the Big opportunity for these in stained and dried for carefree use for seasons to come.
> • Thick Redwood End Benches, R,g. ir.re Pr...... 13.40 P«ir ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Heavy-Duty 11 ” x16” Cast Iron Hibachi BARBECUE VALUES I with Convertible Legs ia tc Use it on (he table, or twist-on the locking legs' X 4 e l v Medi Deep cast-iron bowl, ash pit, lireII----- grid.- Our Reg. 21.99 PATIO DEPT.
Marb 2 4 ' GRILL PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES 7 9 9 k - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cassells SUITS 9- OUR REG. 10.99 for t \L _i_ _1_L. 360 sq. in. chrome- Men and m plated cooking grid. Tripod legs removable Women 30-QT. c o o l e r ' for easy travel. # 4 1 0 5 Old-fashioned Foods, 1 9 ^ ^ o 2 3 « Lighlwaight, portable JEANNE M. GRANT •waWimktM loarn ch eit with comfort 139 37 Erie St. molded handles. Choose from all the ■ OUR REG. PICNIC JUG Manchester colors, weights, ■ 1.99 trims, all the top Adjustable Wood/Metal Remedies Are Harmful B.S. degree makers, ineasy-care' Window Screens Diecast aluminum toble- A ( ^ ^ D ll I A acrylic. Sizes and Hi-Back Adjustable ST. LOUIS (U PI) - 99 Bryant College styles for men, Redwood and Aluminum G.E. Dual MikeAC/DC top p'Opane grill ii easy ^ 9l«ILL tific, but it’s perpetuating OUR R EG . 6 .4 9 2.38 Our Reg. 2.99 Anyone using old-fashioned also would like to see some to carry, hondy to use. Smithfield, R.I. women, teens. Folding Sand Lounger #1037 1 -lb. fuel tank (not Deluxe Folding Settee Cassette Recorder information that is not in 1-gallon capocity, light natural foods and folk control over misinforma included) ottaches SPOHTINQ GOODS #1537 #1637 #13A37 #20A37 any way documented.” weight & rustproof. Our Rsg. 13.49 remedies without having tion appearing in what he directly to regulator. O Q 9 9 (Store stock only; sorry, no rainchecks.) 9.94 2.81 3.11 3.56 4.49 29.76 Lewis discussed a long 168 sq. in. cooking ar< Urethone insuloted, 19.40 Full 7-web in bright multi-colors. the old-fashioned wisdom calls “trashy” health food handy spout. #7743-35 Comfortable seating with molded Reg. 3.59 Reg. 4.24 Reg. 4.69 Reg. 5.69 Records on hand-held microphone list of harmful effects from # 7 9 6 0 • All-Sport Gym Shorts In Unisex Sizes. Choice of Double tubular arms adjust to 5 to go with them may be magazines. plastic arms, sturdy patio-tipped legs. Adjust to fit most home windows. or the built-in condenser mike. apparently harmless colors in easy-care cotton/poly. Our Reg. 3.99.. 2.97 positions for extra comfort. Folds Many sizes to choose from. With pause, tone controls. doing more harm than “No one really knows • Maiching Redwood & Aluminum flat for storage. plants, including: Folding Chair, Our Reg. 19.99...... 14.97 HARDWARE DEPT. (Batteries (not incl.) or electricity.) good. where health foods should • Chamomile tea, which be. Some are like drugs, Botany expert Dr. BODY ON TAP METAMUCIL Walter Lewis keeps close he said can cause severe such as vitamins. Others SHAiMPOO track of accidental reactions in people allergic are obviously like foods. LAXATIVE to ragweed pollen. poisonings and deaths The problem at the Food Q Q c caused by abuse of • ’The root, stems and and Drug Administration AQUA-FRESH leaves of the poke plant, all ^ ^ 1 49 DERMASSAGE seems to be that they’re 7-O X . L seemingly harmless Normal, 14-01. Gentle, of which can be fatal. regular & oily hair constipation relief. TOOTHPASTE products found in many falling through the cracks DISHWASHING • Licorice, either the formulas. lUi: health food stores. Such ac and no one is picking up the •.WARE Butterfly Gold Winter Frost While root or the candy, which MED) MART LIQUID cidents were rare for a pieces.” ALO-SUN should be avoided by peo B A B Y OIL long time, he said, but they Current law only allows ple suffering from high 89 OR POWDER Revere Stainless Steel are growing at an alarming a product-by-product OUR R IG blood pressure. 4 00 Covered Skillets with (V rate. review of such health foods 2 C OUR REG. 1.47 • P e n n y ro y a l o il, Sun block, Fashion BARBARA ,3 0 % O " Copper Bottoms ^ Imperial Stainless Steel “As we moved into the and medicines, Lewis said. Ton, After Tan or designed for external use 8.2-oz. size. Fights covities OUR REG I 09 8” Skillet 3 ' 50 Pc. Service for 8 20th century and put our That process is cumber Rich Tan. 4-oz. 16-oz. baby oil, and freshens breath. ANDERSON 10" Skillet but reputed to be a means some and costly. Self 14-oz. powder. Keep! hand safe while 172 Eldridge St. Sunshine 9’x12’ Cabin Tent town filue^ health into a doctor’s care, yowdodithet 32 ot 14.76 19.97 of abortion. Recent deaths regulation by the industry Manchester with Screen Door and Awning 17.76 2°4%r we got away from the Rag. 18.49 Reg. 24.99 Corelle by Corningware-20 Pc. Service for 4 Choose from traditional, classic and modern have been reported in the COVERGIRL RH ULI Nylon walls and floor with breathable — — tradition of self- does not work, he added. B.A. degree Fabulous oven-io-table dinnerware In favorite Corning designs. Set incl. 8 each knives, spoons, cases of women who took THICK LASH CREAM OR University of cotton drill root. ft. center height •6" Skillet,wnaiioi, ney.Reg. 13.99 ...... IUa^*V10.94 forks, salad forks, 16 teaspoons and 2 medication," Lewis said in “ The herb people say for Interior comlort, 5 ft. walls. Screen patterns. (Not every pattern in every store). Set Includes * 2 1 serving pieces. •12” Skillet, Reg. 29.99...... 23.88 his office at Washington just one teaspoon of it in that as soon as they put MASCARA LOTION BAN Connecticut windows and door. g 9g gg.gy 4 each: dlnnerpiaies. cups, saucers, dessert plates, soup Our Reg. 27.96 ternally. Not all styles in ell stores. Store stock only. University. “Suddenly in anything on their label, the 149 199 b o w ls. Not ev.ry palUm In ey.ry slors. Llmiled lo store slock. HOUSEWARE DEPT. “If you take a teaspoon OUR R IG ■ OUR REG ROLL-ON PAPER the last decade we’re government says they’re 1 99 of anything and it can kill I ■ 7 moving back.” entering the practice of Colors & condi 2-oz. tube or 75 OR STICK TOWELS HI a c HOTI Surrounded by you, it’s poisonous,” Lewis medicine. But it seems to tions. Choice of ml bottle. Cox Radio-Control said. “It shouldn’t belong shades. specimens of harmful and me that for the health of in a health food store, but VAN, BOAT, PLANE beneficial plants, Lewis the people, both sides have the tie-in is that it’s sup FIDDLE leafed through data on one to get together and get V(i GALLON posedly an old herbal FADDLE particular plant, noting something on that label.” SCOOP • Custom Van— 2 frequencies . . recipe.” OUR SALE PRICE that one fatality was Lewis emphasized that IC EC R EA M OUR SALE PRICE Select Group c.' Coleman forracingl Reg. 64.99 ...... 4 8 .4 4 Lewis estimates that for 1.5-oz. roll-on, 3 formulas. reported in 1913 and the just because a person suf Scott, V iva or Bounty. • RacingBoat-Fuel-powered every case of abuse of )C 2.25-oz. stick, 3 scents. Limit 2 rolls. Hollofil 808® Steel-Belted next did not come until fering from hay fever may OUR RIG 67c foURREG hydroplane! Reg. 84.99...... b U .O O 1 29 Sleeping Bags Cooler Chests 1978. natural foods or medicines be harmed by drinking Delicious coram el that is reported to covered popcorn. ,Unisonic 12-digit Memory • Cub Trainer Plane-Fuel-powered Mr. Sandman Take-Apart Set “ We’ve got a gap of two chamomile tea, there is no 7-oz. A g reat treat For the First-time pilot! . . Hat's a sieve, arms are rake anytim e. 12.66 24.40 Printing Calculator generations in which these authorities, 40 cases go un reason for a blanket con Reg. 89.99...... 6 9 . 0 0 & shovel, body 's a pail 1.34’ 1.99 reported for various Reg. 18.99 Our Reg. 30.88 practices were lost, maybe demnation of health foods Precision models let you control maneuvers Wee Wonderful Waterfuls reasons. BLACK F U G sturdy nylon shells. sturdy chests with 27.49 for good reason. ’There’s a or even for a ban on Cozy nylon or tricot urethane Insulation. Keep a record on paper of your with realistic instruments over a wide area. Mini'watergames...|ust ^ Reg. HERSHEY BARS AN T TR A P push the Whooshbulton! ! • / / 2.69 re-emphasis on herbal Getting government chamomile tea. But some lining. All with full Cam-action latches calculations. 4 key memory with Fully assembled, complete with radio control, regulation of these cautions are in order. C zipper and completely and leak-proof drain. arithmetic (unctions plus percent for hours of enjoyment. Kids’ Plastic Picnic Basket medicine. It’s not scien OUR washable. key, paper advance and more. ' (Fu8l and balleries not included.) products is difficult. Lewis FOR 8 8 ^ Do you know REG |9c PETER J. MOZZER • 20*0 . 1. ColotMl Cool.r 15 pc. set incl.: basket, OUR REG 3Sc EA 3-pack. K ills ants with Ic. Tub., I-Qal. Boltl. • Additional paper, pkg. oi 3 ...... 2.49 • Alt-purpose engine starting kil, Rsg. 4.79 .. 3.88 cups, saucers, dinner- * Every pharmacist and pharmacy must be licensed Lynwood Drive, ware, mats, jug & mug ' Milk choc., almond. \ ® \ where sprays con' 25 *18 orled per ttor*. R#g.S4.88...... 42.70 (Just IS per store; sorry, no rainchecks) 2 .6 7 "3 ! .5 ? 9 * Every prescription must be filled to doctor's orders reoch. Vernon Kit Kot. Reeses Sorry, no ralnehtcki. * There can be no substitution of quality B.A. degree ) peanut butter or ' SYLVANIA Lost Airline Ticket crunchy. * Tha difference of AR»dl Mort it the price St. Anselm’s FLIP F U S H lEV ER EA D Y College Save even more with |39 New Hampshire Can Be Expensive IB A n iR IE S this prescription coupon miegheny Airlines, says it P K $ 1 OUR SALE PRICE after you either got your 6 guaronteed WASHINGTON (UPI) - will issue a replacement O F 2 I flashes. Blue dot refund or a replacement I OUR REG I 5 8 PK ANY NEW ■ quolity bulbs. Many consumers app- ticket. ticket free if the passenger 9-volt. Longlast- bought the original ticket ing power with FILM PROCESSING parently don’t realize the many uses. prescription —Charging your ticket on ! FILM SIZE PRINTS PRICE risks involved in losing an a credit card eliminates from that airline and is airline ticket, or how long holding a confirmed reser OR TRANSFER | 20 4.99 the chance that someone ( Except from ether Medi Marts) 3 5 BARBS it can take to get their vation. 24 5.99 can turn it in for cash. In m m Phil Pastoret money back. such cases, the airline will TWA s a y s " i t ’s a If you need a prescription refill regardless from where it was 36 8.69 relatively simple process Sole prices effective thru filled before . . . call your nearest Medi Mart. Our pharmacist J If you do misplace a simply credit your account June 2. 1979. will handle the details. 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1. What was first developed by the scientist, Jons Jakob Keith-Brown Berzelius? (a) the world’s Marines Promote Green first large-s(^e distal com The engagement of Miss Donna tion. She is registrar and meniber of puter (b) chemical symbols Cadle Keith to John David Brown, the Curatorial Department at Old Marine Pfc. Russell A. Manchester, was selected of Basil 0. Hayes of 300 Zopfi, 15 Barbara Road, and formulas (c) television ^ th of Union, has been announced by Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, Green, son of Mr, and Mrs. for training at Keesler South St., Vernon, and Mrs. Vernon, recently com 2. General Motors was her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George G. Mass. formed (a) William C. Mr. Baron graduated from Rham Herbert Green of AFB, Miss., in the per Judith R. Kershaw, 8E pleted a primary noncom Durant (b) Heruy Ford (c) Keith of Mystic. Ellington, has been sonnel field. He completed Ambassador Drive, missioned officer course at C a r l^ d r Mr. Baron is the son of Mr. and High School in Hebron and is a promoted to his present basic training at Lackland Manchester, recently com Katterbach, Germany. 3. The first established radio Mrs. John Baron of Hebron. magna cum laude graduate of the rank while serving at New pleted a Pershing missile He entered the Army in network in the U.S. was (a) Miss Keith, a graduate of Fitch University of Connecticut with a AFB, Texas. CBS (b) ABC (c) NBC River Marine Corps Airman O’Rourke is a electronic repair course at April 1977. He is a 1976 Senior High School, is a Mortar degree of distinction in American history. He is a member of the Helicopter Air Station, 1974 graduate of East the U.S. Army Missile and graduate of Enfield High ANSWERS Board National Honorary Society Jacksonville, N.C. Catholic High School and Munitions Center and School. graduate of Beloit (Wise.) College Museum Education Department at A graduate of Howell studied at Manchester Schools, Redstone Arsenal, o e 8 z q I with degrees in history and educa Old Sturbridge Village. Cheney Regional Community College. Ala. Vocational Technical Hayes entered the Army School in Manchester in Airman Dennis P. in June of last year. He 1978, he joined the Marine Malenfant, whose wife graduated from Corps in August 1978. Brenda, is the daughter of Manchester High School in Mrs. Pauline Shieldge of 1978. Airman Daniel F. 131 Michael Ave., East Wolenski, son of Frank V. Hartford, has completed Ronald A. Copes, son of Wolenski of 101 South St., Air Force basic training at Mamie P. Bailey of Hart Vernon, and Mrs. Jane R. Lackland AFB, Texas. He ford and A.A. Copes of Pansullo of Rocky Hill, has is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fieldstone Lane, Coventry, WATKINS been assigned to Lowry Donald A. Malenfant of Old recently was promoted to AFB, Coio., after com Saybrook. Army lieutenant colonel SEALY & pleting Air Force basic Airman Malenfant, who while serving as an training at Lackland AFB, earned the honor graduate executive officer with the ECLIPSE Texas. ribbon for academic and 1st Calvary in Schwabach, Airman Wolenski will military excellence, has Germany. now receive speciaiized been assigned to England He entered the Army in training in the supply field. AFB, La., for training and October 1963 and was com The airman, a 1976 duty in the welfare and missioned through the graduate of Rockville High recreation field. ROTC program. He School, attended Central He is a 1971 graduate of received a master’s degree Connecticut State Coliege Old Saybrook Senior High in 1973 from Atlanta (Ga.) at New Britain. School and received an University. His wife, associate degree in 1974 Melva, is with him in Ger Airman Gregory J. from Culinary Institute of many. O’Rourke, son of Mr. and America, Hyde Park, N.Y. Cpl. Paul D. Zopfi, son of Mrs. John F. O’Rourke of Pvt., Bruce K. Hayes, son Mr. and Mrs. El wood (*,. 77 Meadow Lane, PWEHURST FUTURES VEMREST RRISKET CORNED BEEF V/' Shop Pinehurst at 302 Main St. for verlbest meat an(j NOW here’s dairy products. FRESH LARGE EGGS 81* doz., FRESH a Sale that JUMBO EGGS 93* doz., Miik Vz gai. 91* and Land of cuts inflation! Lakes Butter ib. 1.59. Marie’s Blue Cheese Dressing jar 1.39 Ricotta Cheese 1.29. When we took inventory in our Bedding Shops we found U.S.D.A Cholc* varlbMt BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF a lot of odds and ends— Special Poultry and here they are— Salactad Large Bonalaaa Canter Cut 3 Corner (head) cute CORNED BEEF CORNED BEEF some matched and VERIBEST some mismatched, CHICKEN LEGS LB. lb. but they’re all priced to beat inflation! I For best results...and budget saving I family cookouts...Marinate London Dally dellvarlaa Fraah Varlbeat I broils and chuck steaks with Lowry’s Chicken Braaata I Beef Marinade or your own Laga WInga Frayara email Roaatar I marinade... TWIN SIZES Mora and Mora SALE Serve Varlbeat I Lean U.S.D.A. 1 - Eclipse Ortho Support...... REG. $89.95 Chicken Twica S Choice Boneless 1 - Eclipse Super Rest...... REG. 89.95 SALE A Weak 1 - Sealy Superba Ex. Firm...... REG. 99.95 SALE LB. I LONDON BROIL 2.49 6 - Sealy Smooth Sleep Sets...... REG. $119.95 SALE S A V E A FULL 4-Sealy Slumber Guard Sets...... REG. 179.00 SALE Lean Varlbeat U.S.D.A. Choice 1st cut Center cuts Shoulder clod CHUCK S TU K CHUCK S IU K F U L L SIZES BEEF ROAST 1 - Sealy Comfort Guard...... reg. 99.9S SALE (Bonalaaa) u 1.29 1.69 LB. 1 - Sealy Deep Slumber...... REG. 109.95 SALE 25% 2i38 Ib. 1 -Sealy Comfort Guard Supreme..REG. $119.95 SALE HOLLYWOOD BEDS 2 - Sealy Luxury Guard...... REG. 129.95 SALE BUNKS BRASS BEDS Country Lean Verlbest QUEEN SETS AND HEADBOARDS At Pinehurst PORK RIBS SHUSMEMEAT 1 -Eclipse Class III Set...... REG. $299.95 SALE *179 Coronet 1 -Sealy Century Set...... REG. 329.95 SALE 249 BATH TISSUE 1.39. 1.69. KING SETS packed 4 roll 1 -Eclipse Class III Set...... REG. $399.00 SALE AAn You Can Charge It 1 - Sealy Foam Posturepedic Set ....REG. 529.95 SAVE 89« Grayledge Frozen Chicken Plea 1.39 U$e our Connnlent Revaluing Plan
AT Pinehurst At Pinehurst Ritter’s Delta Jumbo MIIUCIEWHIP TOMATO FREE DELIVERY, SET-UP TOWELS - Juice At Watkins, th.gjmphasis is still on your sat isfaction ... and ^ ’s kind of nice to know 1.29 QT. when you’re shopping for home furnishings 58* 59*qi- ... isn’t it?!! 935 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER/643-5171 DAILY ’TIL 5:30/TUE. & THUR. ’TIL 9/CLOS. SUN. & MON PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Zilinskas P*"*® photo ied J n e is registrar and member of Great Outdoors atorial Department at Old dge Village, Sturbridge, aron graduated from Rham / :hool in Hebron and is a cum laude graduate of the ity of Connecticut with a of distinction in American He is a member of the I Education Department at 'bridge Village. cMm BOATM FISMK
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FULL I % DEEDS >S BEDS OARDS EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30,1979 State Camping Areas Red Cross Offers Joe’s World I choirs ond cholsos for outdoor living open sites, concession, dumping Black Rock State Park, Thomaston, Kent Falls State Park,'Kent, 06757.12 To Teach Canoeing station, salt water fishing, flush 06787. More than 90 sites in a casual sites in open fields, toilets, coin-operated showers, moderately wooded area, con scenic waterfalls, fishing, no FARMINGTON - The for an additional four cession, dumping station, salt water swimming, no pets. Connecticut Division of the By JOE CARMAN reservations, no pets. minutes. area above and below fishing, flush toilets, pond American Red Cross is The only charge for this The air smelled fresh Kettletown State Park, Southbury, Sleeping Giant State Park, Box 5343, Interstate 86 is scenic and swimming, no pets. offering basic canoeing in course is for the textbook. and sweet; that special 06488.80 sites in open fields and Mt. Carmel, 06518. Six casual good looking, except for struction every weekend Those who successfully way it does just after a Devil’s Hopyard State Park, East partly wooded areas, conces sites in w o^ed setting, flush the stretch immediately through the month of complete the course are rain, and the trees arched SPECIALS Haddam, 06423. 23 sites in a sion, dumping station, fishing, toilets, excellent hiking, no below the highway where September. This training is issued an American Red over the swift running wooded setting near scenic flush toilets, coin-operated reservations, no pets. the construction is going waterfall, stream fishing, no designed to teach basic Cross Canoeing Cer river,' gave it a green on. This part of the showers, swimming, no pets. Taylor Brook Campground, care of canoeing skills and small pets. tificate. canopied look. “Willie” above and below Burr Pond State Park, craft safety. These Lake Waramaug State Park, New For further information The fisherman checked holds an abundance of trout a. 5 x 4 x 4 w e b fo ld in g chairs Hammonasset Beach State Park, Torrington, 06790. 40 sites in a courses, which are com Preston, 06777. 100 sites in contact your nearest Red upstream and down; from 9 inches up to 3 Box 271, Madison, 06443. 460 wooded area, dumping station, pleted in 16 hours, are wooded setting and open fields Cross Chapter. To register spotted two other pounds. Poke on farther 7■ 4 d reg.9.68 ^ sites in open fields, concession, fishing, flush toilets, coin- available to any person or fishermen further overlooking lake,' concession, for the course contact the downstream, too — ’There Constructed of nidged atuminum. The dumping station, salt water dumping station, fishing, flush operat^ showers, swimming, group in Connecticut who Community Health and downstream, and then fishing, flush toilets, coin- no pets. are some real sleeper folding chair has Swebe across. FoMs toilets, coin-operated showers, meet the minimum swim Safety Services Depart waded out into the purling areas. flat for easy carrying and storage. operated showers, salt water swimming, no pets. ming prerequisites. These ment, Greater Hartford water to work his way up swimming, no pets. American Legion State Forest, P. 0. The Natchaug River is are — be able to swim fully Chapter, American Red stream, rod flashing and another favorite of mine. I Macedonia Brook State Park, Kent, Box 161, Pleasant Valley, 06063. b. 6 x 16 web chaise lounges Hopeville Pond State Park, Jewett clothed tor one minute then Cross, 209 Farminton Ave., working, as he cast his dry like it early in the season 06757. 80 sites in a rustic set Austin F. Hawes Memorial put on a personal floatation Farmington, or call 677- fly ahead of him. City, 06351. 81 sites in a wooded -- Campground: 30 sites in up through June and then I ting, stream fishing, excellent device and remain afloat 4531. Ten minutes later, as his 12.44 rac 1698 setting near pond, concession, second-growth pine woods, back off, because of the hiking trails, no pets. Hendrickson floated down dumping station, fishing, flush dumping station, fishing, flush summer crowds from the Constructed of rugged atuminum. toward him, there was a toilets, coin-operated showers, Mashamoquet Brook State Park, toilets. campsites and the park With 6 webs across, and adjustable to swimming, no pets. Pomfret Center, 06259. 80 sites flash; the fly disappeared area. But then I like to several* poaitions. Folds flat for easy in a wooded area and open Pachaug State Forest, Voluntown. in a flurry, and bingo! He come back and hit it again carrying and storage. Housatonic Meadows State Park, fields, concession, dumping sta Green Falls Area, Rt. 138: 18 was into a trout. A short in the fall. It can be Cornwall Bridge, 06754. 92 sites tion, fishing, swimming, no sites in a wooded setting, pond time later, he slid his net another super “trout in a rustic setting near the pets. fishing, swimming. Mt. hfisery under the fish, and ad season,” fishing this river Housatonic River, dumping sta Area, Rt. 49 : 20 sites in a mired the dark coloring of September, October, and c. director's chairs tion, fishing, flush toilets, coin- Rocky Neck State Park, Box 676, wooded setting, stream fishing, the “native” brookie, November. There are operated showers, no pets. Niantic, 06357. 150 wooded and some sites for horses. 'A man who ii master of patience it master of everything before slipping it into his etsa." Lord Halifax some really good sized fish 17.88 re g . 2 2 .8 8 creel. in that river. Really sounds good, Wooden frame with cotton Another neat river to D- A V. c. lounges canvas seats and backs in doesn’t it? It is good! In fish, located not far from fact, it’s great, and it various colors. Manchester is the Salmon. re g . 12 .88 happens on many of the There is a fly fishing area small rivers in our part of SILVER DUE SHELLSUMMER VACATION TIRE SALE running from the Glaston Sturdy steel construction with rachet the state. The incident bury section into positioning to any angle. P.V.C. resilient, described above happened Marlborough, and then into long-wearing webbing in a choice of colors. BA R BEQ U El to me just last Saturday on Blackledge where it is open the Yantic River and has for general fishing. I like to NEEDS! SHELL RADUL'^ RDE been duplicated many fish the open stretch even SlffiLL^ BELTED 78 times over on streams such more than I do the fly as the Fenton, Mt. Hope fishing section, because Scantic Still and Little there are some great Rivers. holding areas along this This year with the gas part of the river. And when situation so “iffy,” and a there is a fly hatch on the lot of fishermen wondering water, it can be super. about where to go, taking a Not too long ago I fished good look at our own area the Little River around the A- portable grills east of the Connecticut Scotland area, and I had a \J 1 re g . 2 .8 9 > River might be well worth first class picnic. I hadn’t 3(.92 while. AR78X13 *27.33 fished it in quite a few Rugged steel construct We all have a tendency to ion. . .portable w ith fold-up A78X13 years, and went back for a look further afield, and I’m return visit. One stretch of le^. 117 sq. inches of no different than anyone the river holds some of the girling ares. Great for B. double traveHing. else. But every so often I scrappiest holdover rain hibachis stop, take a deep breath, bows. I’ve seen in a long •1 0 X 1 7 and really look around at time. They are not big fish, what we have so close to but they are are active. 4.77 6.88 home and I can’t believe it. I know I haven’t covered e 1 2 x1 6 B R 7 8 X 1 3 ...... ‘38.68 B R 7 8 X 1 5 ...... ‘41.58 Just running out east all the streams and rivers B 7 8 x 1 3 ...... ‘28.24 G78X14 ...... ‘34.76 from Mahchester, there’s in this part of the state, and 13.77 re g . 15 .88 D R 7 8 X 1 4 ...... ‘40.00 G R 7 8 X 1 5 ...... ‘47.87 the Skungamaug, the I’ve neglected the ponds Willimantic, Fenton, and rivers, but space just 0 7 8 x 1 3 ...... ‘29.12 H 7 8 x 1 4 ...... 23" high on swivel stand ER78X14 ...... ‘37.70 Mount Hope, Bigelow ‘40.75 H R 7 8 X 1 S ...... doesn’t permit. Ask around with 2 roller wheels, com ... ‘49.95 Brook, Roaring Brook and about the ponds — There plete with 3 BBQ Tool Set. 0 7 8 x 1 4 ...... ‘29.82 G 78x15 ...... FR78X14 ...... ‘35.59 the Natchaug. The first are some really good ones; ...... ‘42.80 JR 78X 15...... ‘5 i4 4 four rivers are all within 25 Crystal Lake is producing E78x14 ...... ‘30.69 H 7 8 x 1 5 ...... minutes of Manchester, G R 7 8 X 1 4 ...... *38.03 like crazy right now. . . . ‘40.74' LR78X15 ...... ‘55.25 and the Skungamaug is but So take a tip from F78x14 ...... ‘32.21 L78X15 ...... 15 miputes away. someone who has a deep H R 7 8 X 1 4 ...... ‘42.31 OPEN THUR8. ... ‘48.75 + F.E. The “No kili-fly fishing appreciation of what we + F.E.T. only” area on the have close around us. Look Willimantic is one of the it over — ’There’s a lot of .O' nicest stretches of water in good fun in the neat waters Eastern Connecticut. The close at hand. 945 M A IN STREETMANCHESTER EVENING Hi:RAL6, ^ed^, ^^ayTO,"^9TO EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979 No Shortage of Places to Go Fishing in State I Market for RVs Is Changing Fishing is one of the streamsc f * * A O m P and n n # t riverso a tr A v tf i open. m «k4 T Massachusetts ■■ state 1«Mline. A _____ l . « . n ? ______• _ ¥T1_____ i. reached from Rt. 31. Large Scantic River in East during the April-fo-June easiest, most relaxing and If you’re new to mouth bass are plentiful. Mashapaug holds the state Windsor and Podunk River season. It’s possible to find NEW YORK (UPI) - million visitors, setting a vehicle and equipment most popular sports in Manchester, here’s a list of • Crystal Lake, off Rt. 30 record for small and large Americans in their early who are retired and use the built Model T in Dearborn, in South Windsor, relatively anything there, though. Recreation vehicles — or new record. requirements of RVs. Connecticut. the most popular fishing in Ellington and Stafford. mouth bass. 30s are graduating from big trailers as a home Mich., he headed for the small rivers, both stocked The closest places for RVs as they are commonly ’The Recreation Vehicle Surveys show the Fishermen may pursue spots in the area. The list is It’s good for trout and bass. • Williams Pond on Rt. hiking and backpacking away from home. woodlands of northern with trout. access are in East Hart known — are expected to Industry Assn, projects average recreation vehicle such freshwater species as by no means complete. • Mansfield Hollow, off 207 in Lebanon. Again, jaunts to tenting trips Wisconsin on a hunting • Fannington River, ford, Glastonbury and sell in record numbers that, at the current rate of Honke said RVs have trout, bass, pickerel and • Bolton Lake, with small and large mouh bass owner today is 44 years old, utilizing vans and pickup trip, with a modest array Rts. 89 and 19S in through Granby and Wind Rocky Hill. again this year despite con increase, nearly 10 million come a long ways since shad, or take to the salt access from Rt. 44A. Mansfield. Large mouth are found. married, has two children trucks to haul boats, snow Henry Ford himself helped of camping gear. It was the sor. One of the best- Open fishing season in cern over gas supplies. RVs will be is use by 1980— and tends to move around water for the seasonal Experts say it’s best for bass and pickerel are found • Moodus Reservoir off mobiles and off-road launch them back in first of many such camping stocked trout streams. Connecticut runs from the However, the 1979 RV or that one of every eight during a vacation trip in excitement of bluetish and small and large mouth in great numbers. Rt. 66 in East Hampton. A motorcycles. September 1908, when he trips for Ford who, during • Mt. Hope River and third Saturday in April to market will prove to be families in the U.S. will stead of setting up a single striped bass. bass. • Walker’s Reservoir, variety of fish. By comparison, the drove off on one of the the 1916-1923 period, often Natchaug River, both emp- the end of February, but different than in the own an RV. In addition, There’s no shortage of • Bolton Notch Pond, pt off Rt. 31 near the Wilbur • Gardner ^ k e , off Rt. campsite or staying in one average buyer of a larger earlier automobile was joined by Thomas A. tying into Mansfield some species close at the previous 15 to 20 years, ac large industries have general area. places to go fishing in Bolton Notch. There are a Cross Highway in Vernon. 54 in Salem. Larce and Hollow. Both good for heavier travel trailer is 55 vacations. Climbing Edison and Harvey Connecticut. More than lot of small fish, par small mouth bass are best. end of October. cording to one expert in the developed to supply the A large number of years old and over, some Firestone. It’s one of some 250 lakes, trout. field. aboard his first factory- half of the stafe parks and ticularly bluegill and ponds and streams stocked • Hop River, near Rt. 6 Resident fishing licenses • Last but not least on are available in town Robert C. Honke, Ford forests are open for perch, and it’s best for with trout. through Andover and our select list, the Connec clerk’s offices and selected Division RV sales fishing, and there are youngsters. • Mashapaug Pond in Columbia, stocked with ticut River. It’s said to be scores of lakes, ponds, • C o v en try L ake,, Union, off Rt. 171 necir the trout. sporting goods shops. manager, said the market the best in the U.S. for shad had been dominated for years by large trailer homes but in the last cou ple of years the sales swing Anglers Don’t Mind Fishing This Course has b ^ n in the direction of RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) gets old enough to enjoy motorized campers, in marine biology, and fishing been so successful is that met out of the $335 fee, and — It may go down in the an this I’m going to take him register that they want to cluding customized vans techniques. But where the we have excellent offshore draws a large number of repeat the course. How to nals of higher education as down,” said Val Valentine, fun comes in is on a trip to and pickup trucks. In 1973, the only college course and surf fishing in North its students from major a Raleigh real estate man the world renown fishing Carolina, some of the best for instance, vans and people love to repeat. cities in the North and “We usually find some who just graduated from grounds at Hatteras where in the world as a matter of mini-homes represented In fact, some people from Florida. way for them to fail,” said the unique course with the final work is done on fact. The name Hatteras only 12 percent of all RV have taken it nine or 10 Jackson. honors by virtue of landing the way for a “Bass also has some glamor at Dennis Jackson of the sales. Today, they com times, paying $335 for the a 325-pound blue marlin. degree” — “Bachelor of tached to it.” Division of Continuing promise almost 55 percent. privilege and traveling K Z 4 0 0 The course is offered Angling Science and The course pays its own Education said many peo “This major shift to hundreds of miles to the once each year and draws Secrets,” as it is referred way, with expenses being ple indicate when they smaller trailers and vans, Now only classroom. the experienced as well as to by the teaching staff. pickups and off-road The subject matter the novice fisherman, said At Hatteras, the aspiring vehicles is due mainly to ranges from blue marlin to Dr. William Hassler, a angler is given a chance to rising gasoline prices and freshwater bass and the North Carolina state try his hand at surf fishing an industry-wide down classroom can be a 48-foot zoologist who heads the and pier fishing, and two sizing of cars and engines charter boat in the Gulf teaching staff. offshore trips are included. to meet strict Federal fuel Stream or the piers and “We have people, who The catches have in economy standards,” beaches of Hatteras on have fished all over the cluded a 450-pound blue Honke told a press con North Carolina’s Outen world,” said Hassler. marlin, a 101-pound wahoo, Have Fun Saving Fuel! ference in New York. Banks. “Then we have people who 40 to 50 pound dolphin, a 50- “Even so, we expect in The course is the Sport- have never bron fishing pound cobia, and bluefish dustry sales of travel fishing Shortcourse and end up catching a blue trailers, motor homes, through North Carolina in the 22-pound range. FANTIC S ssS eo e MOPED marlin. We have a lot of- “Some other colleges vans and pickups will in State’s Division of Con doctors and dentists and have tried the same thing, crease a healthy 10 percent tinuing Education, and its middle-aged people who but they haven’t been FUN TO RIDE AND FUN TO over 1978, which itself was annual classes are general are looking for a hobby.” successful” said Hassler, S A VE W ITH UP TO 140 miles a record year. By yearend ly comprised at least of 20 The fiv ^ a y course con who at age 60 is an avid per gallon of fuel. RV sales should reach 597,- percent repeaters. sists of classroom work, scuba diver and un 000, or about 5 percent “I’m going to take it lectures in oceanography, derwater photographer. “I Look at these standard fun above the pre-oil-embargo again, and when my boy ecology, conservation. think the reason we’ve saving features; Illuminated year of 1973.” speedorheter, rearview mirror, To gain perspective on ju s t how big the RV > • • • • rear carrier, bullt-ln pedal market is in the United TRUCK CAPS starts, front telescopic fork, States, consider that more telescopic shocks, mud than 50 million people currently camp or take to guards, big 2.5 X 16” Pirelli the road regularly in tires. recreation vehicles. Last WE RENT CAMPERS year more than 6 million HAVE FUN SAVING RVs were in use, and some S^^FUEt FOR JUST 20,000 campgrounds in North America and the FULL SUPPLY STORE U.S. national parks system You can either hitch a mule to your car or you can power to keep.you out on the highway and enc iugh WE FILL LP. TANKS REa.tS4SJI0 bulged with more than 280 get a Kawasaki KZ400. And just at the moment you zip to let yo'ucruise ’round town. 55 miles per gall( m can get a great deal on a KZ400. Come on by and means money in your ix)ckeL So think about it. l(X)k it over. This could be the time to'check out the other \\’a\- JAYFLITE 6 This is a dependable four-stmke bike with enough < if getting around. Think Kawasaki. WEIGHS ONLY 074 LSS ■n rowER Jayco HITCH WEIGHT 00 LB K a w a s a k i A 4-CYLCAR’S OELIOHT wU EQUIPMENT Dnn’l let thcgcxid times irass \’oii bv. 659-0911 SLONSTEIN’S CAMPING CTR. 289 Williams St., QIaetonbury ------MANCHESTERNONDA-KAWASAKI------784 TALCOTTVILLE RD. VERNON _____ (comer of New London Tpke) "An optimist is aiways ______87B-6211 broke." Kin Hubbard 30 ADAMS ST. MANCHESTER, Conn. 640-2789 EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 30,1979 Recreation Areas Camp Checklist Outer Banks Abound in Beaches / fishermen and those who Open at Reservoirs □ Air mattreesee □ Flashlight do not have gear can rent □ Pots and pans NAGS HEAD, N.C. Campers entering the haven for wildlife. And “ The Lost Colony’’ “The Lost Colony.” WALTHAM, Mass. — the colonel added, “may □ Aluminum toll □ Food containers what they need. The □ Potholders (UPI) — Campers looking national seashore from the they are worth visiting for because all of the settlers If there were no historic Recreation areas at obtain a brochure on □ Ax or hatchet □ Folding chairs attractions, the Outer beaches are ideal for surf □ Pot scrubber for a secluded island can north by way of Nags Head historic reasons. vanished without a trace. federal flood control Lakeside recreational op □ Blanketa □ Fruit can reserve campsites on Blackboard the pirate Banks would still be worth casting, especially for □ Raingear find one on the Outer Among those who dis projects operated by the portunities at the projects □ Bread and rolls □ Fruit juices any of the three main appeared was Virginia traveling hundreds of flounder and sea bass. by writing or calling our □ Relishes Banks of North Carolina. used the ocean side of the U.S. Army Corps of □ Bucket □ Games islands, if there are Outer Banks as a base of Dare, the first white child miles to visit because of Birdwatchers may look river basin offices.” □ Rope It is cailed Ocracoke Engineers in New England □ Butter or margarine □ Hiking boots available spaces, at the operations until 1718 when bora in the New World. the wide, clean beaches. for almost 300 species but have opened officially, Col. Addresses and telephone □ Salad materials Isiand and it can be □ Camera and film □ Icecheet Ranger Station. he was killed in a battle Each summer a play Except for holiday the most spectacular are John P. Chandler, head of numbers of these offices □ Salt and pepper reached oniy by ferry. It □ Can opener □ Insect repellent takes almost three hours There are 740 campsites with ships sent from near staged at Fort Raleigh weekends they are the gulls, which have black the New England Division, are: □ Sardines from the North Carolina in the government-owned by Virginia. Legend has it National Historic Site near relatively uncrowded. headfeathers and red announced. Upper Connecticut river □ Canned goods □ Knife □ Screwdriver mainiand to Ocracoke by campgrounds which rent that Blackboard’s body Manteo tells the story of There are eight piers for beaks. Basin Office, North □ Canvas or ground cloth □ Lantern and fuel □ Shovel steamer, and a reservation for less than $5 a day. was buried on Ocracoke “Although the reservoirs Springfield Lake, 98 Reser □ Catsup □ Laundry bag □ Sleeping bags . is required. From the These campsites are Island. are open year-round for voir Road, Springfield, VT □ Cereals □ Maps and guidebooks □ Soups north, Ocracoke may be spacious but primitive. ’The Outer Banks also hiking, skiing and snow- 06056, □ Cheese □ Matches □ Spaghetti Merrimack River Basin reached by ferryboats Tliere are no electrical or was the site of man’s first mobiling, and the April □ Clolheellne, clothespins □ M eals Office, Franklin Falls □ Spices which run across the water hookups and only power-driven flight in a fishing season openings □ Cocoa □ Milk cold-water, outdoor Vacation At Home brought out throngs of Dam, P.O. Box 340, □ Sponge Hatteras Inlet about every heavier-than-air machine. □ Coflee □ Mirror showers are available. fishermen, the recreation Franklin, NH 03235, □ Stove and fuel 40 minutes. On Dec. 17,1903, Orville □ Coffeepot □ Mustard The long trip across Several privately owned and Wilbur Wright made with your own areas and camp-grounds Naugatuck River Basin □ Sugar □ Compass □ Olives Pamlico Bay costs up to campgrounds offer modem their brief, but historic, officially opened the third Office, Thomaston Dam, □ Table covering $15 and campers with conveniences for campers flight from Kill Devil Hill weekend in M ay.” 331 Hill Road, Thomaston, □ Cookies □ Onion □ Tea reservations must be in who do not wish to rough it. at Kitty Hawk. The Wright CT 06787,' □ Cooking oil □ Pancake mix and syrup □ Tent line at least 30 minutes The KOA campground at Brothers National Most the federal reser Lower Connecticut River □ Crackers □ Paper towels and napkins □ Tent stakes and poles before departure time. Rodanthe is a com Memorial, an aviation Sabrina Pool voir lands and water offer Basin Office, Tully Lake, □ Dehydrated foods □ Peanut butter and jelly □ Toilet articles RFD #2, Athol, MA 01331, Campers without reser paratively luxurious place museum, was built at Kitty scenic picnic sites, swim □ Desserts □ Pickles □ Toilet paper ming, boating, fishing and Thames River Basin Of vations will be accepted on with pull-through sites and Hawk in 1927 and is a □ Dishcloth and towel □ Pillows □ Towels hiking. Picnic Areas are fice, Buffumville Lake, stand-by call on a first- electric, water and sewer major tourist attraction. □ DIehpan □ Plastic bags equipped with tables, BlQS^155. Oxford, MA 01540, □ Tuna fish come, first-served basis. hookups as well as clean And there is the famous □ Dishwashing soap □ Plates and cups restrooms with hot grills, drinking water and Recreation Resources □ Utensils There is no charge for lighthouse at Cape □ Eggs and bacon □ Playing cards □ Vegetables the short ferry trip showers. restrooms. Management, U.S. Army Hatteras, the tallest in the □ First aid kit □ Pliers between Hatteras Island Holiday Inn has erected United States and an ideal Corps of Engineers, 424 □ Washing bowl “Those interested in □ Fishing gear □ Potatos and Ocracoke and, in good a Trav-L Park a few miles scenic background for ’Trapelo Road, Waltham, □ Water containers visiting Corps projects,” weather, it is a delightful down the highway from camera buffs. MA 02154. ride. KOA and it, too, gives the Roanoke Island, only a \ Two government- camper an easy night. short drive from Kitty operated campgrounds on The Outer Banks, which Hawk and Nags Head, is Ocracoke have 70 camp stretch 175 miles along the the location of ‘"The I^st CAMPERS— MOTOBECANE IS JUST WHAT sites between them. Infor North Carolina coastline, Colony.” mation may be obtained in are not known for scenic The English, under the YOU’RE LOOKING FOR... advance by writing to the beauty. The sand spits are sponsorship of Sir Walter Superintendent’s Office, almost barren and tall Raleigh, established a Cape Hatteras National trees can be found only in settlement on Roanoke Seashore, Manteo, N.C. the Hatteras village area. Island between 1585 and 27954. Even so the islands are a 1587. 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I H ) ■' Recreation Playgrounds in New York I Tips on Getting Your Barbecue"s^rted least don’t mind doing and believe that anything layout is something like a as he watches an ocean NEW YORK (UPI) -A n turer, Millstone, Inc. NEW YORK (UPI) - spectacular view at without electric and water telephone interview. the paper label, if any, and angles to the side of the tom. Rest them on the tabs north of the Big Apple and vast country club and the liner suddenly appear over outdoor barbecue gadget “ People used to use No. State lands of New York Watkins Glen and about an hookups. He said the aluminum- both ends of a clean, dry can. This helps support the inside either unit to allow campsites are roomy. the roadway. introduced 10 to 15 years 10 tomato cans (an in are ideal recreation west of the Hudson River is hour’s drive from the Cor There are several coated steel device lasts No. 10 can or a three-pound fuel until the fire is air to circulate below. playgrounds for campers an insignificant Never Some have electrical Another unforgettable ago is getting a new lease stitutional size popular ning Glass Works (admis campgrounds in the longer than the homemade coffee can. Using a blazing. • Add briquettes, then and other lovers of the hookups. camping spot is the on life, thanks to the with restaurants, hotels tin can variety. Never Land. sion free) at Coming. Adirondack Park section. beverage can punch, make Both the homemade and light the paper through These poor encapsulated Among the nearby at energy crisis. and other institutional food great outdoors. Chenango Valley State The Robert Treman One of the best is the Testing both side-by-side holes about 1 inch apart store-bought units work the several of the bottom tractions are the Moses- Park near Binghamton, The chimney-like device services).” The state parks and state people are unaware that State Park, about 10 miles Sacandaga Forest, near on a cool, windy evening, around one end of the can same way: holes. Within minutes, Saunders Power Dam, eliminates the need for Capen said sales of his forests are easy to reach only a few hours away lie about four hours from New south of Utica, has a Wells. ’This campground we found the commercial and two holes at the other • Stand the chimney, with flames should be leaping picturesque valleys, large which generates almost York City. The layout chemical or electric fire company’s knockdown unit and most of them impose beautiful layout and a will become a strategic unit fired tip slightly faster end, spaced just far enough the ring of holes down, upward. lakes, rippling springs, two million kilowatts of rivals that of the Robert starters. At least two were “kinda slugging only a small fee for use of natural swimming pool fed stamping ground during than our homemade apart to insert the two near the center of the • The fire is ready for mountain vistas and power, and the Eisenhower Moses State Park and most brands are currently along” until recently. the facilities. by a waterfall which forms the 1980 Olympics because device, apparently because tines of a long-handled firebowl of your grill. cooking when the coals These camping spots are enchanting waterfalls. Lock, which ships transit of the campsites are available in retail stores “Until the energy crunch it had better draft. a backdrop. Unfortunately, it is not far from Lake barbecue fork. Using • Place a single layer of look ashy gray by day or a big bonus to visitors, es A few of the state parks on a regular posted spacious. It is a fine place and-or by mail order. it never got much atten the campsites are too close Placid. Other nearby at But you can’t beat the pliers, flatten the two fork tightly wadded single glow bright red at night. pecially those from out of are worth traveling many schedule. Visitors can for the whole family as “It’s based on a very old tion. price of the homemade together, affording little tractions — within a few holes cutouts against the newspaper pages (black- This should take 20-40 state, because upstate New miles to see. watch the ships enter the facilities include a theory,” said Jack Capen, “About 15 minutes ago I kind; z ero .' privacy. But there is so hours’ driving time — are inside of the can but let the and-white only; color minutes, depending on the York is one of the most Perhaps the most gran lock and descend, as the playground, a golf course, a sales and marketing got an order for 1,000 from much to see nearby that Lake George and Saranac To make a charcoal metal punched out at the pages release toxic gases number of briquettes and beautiful parts of the diose is the Robert Moses water is lowered, from one a skating rink and snow executive for one manufac California,” be added in a starter chimney, remove camp sites are used mostly Lake. other end remain at right when burned) in the bot- how windy the day. United States. State Park at Massena, altitude to another. mobile trails. for sleeping. laconic State Park, at When the coals are There are some natives near the Canadian border. Part of the channel in the There are several good New York’s state forests Copake Falls, about three ready, use the handle that of New York City, a sizable It is located in the St. lock is on a highway over parks in the Utica area, are fine places for campers hours’ drive from New One Layer. Ample for Charcoal Grill comes with a commercial group, who have lived all Lawrence River and pass, giving an unsuspec only a few miles from the who like to rough it, or at unit or a long-handled fork York City, is a popular NEW YORK (UPI) - A poultry that need longer energy needed to cook the remove some of the coals temperature; Hold your their lives in Manhattan covers 4,122 acres. The ting driver an eerie feeling with the homemade type to campground. It is near common mistake many cooking time, the associa same foods on a kitchen (use long-handled tongs in hand, palm side down, at lift the chimney slowly and Lenox, Mass., and cultured outdoor cooks make is tion suggests placing a few range. How much you save either of the last two cooking height. If you can carefully — letting the pile campers from laconic go using too many briquettes extra briquettes around the depends both on the menu cases). keep it there two seconds, of red-hot coals settle gent Twin-Keel Boats for Shallow Water to Lenox to attend the for the amount of food to be edge of the firebowi just and th e number of If all else fails, remove the temperature is high. Boston Philharmonic con cooked. before starting to cook. briquettes used. the food to prevent ly in the firebowl. can do that. Americans that they have better initial turn of the bilges to sup of the hull and their angle —To reduce cooking NEW YORK (UPI) - certs at Tanglewood. A single layer of ’They should just touch the Some other tips from the charring, spray the coals (It’s a good idea to have don’t have to sail in such stability than a center port the twin keels and to the boat’s mast must be temperature, either raise The bane of many shallow Possibly the most pop briquettes extending about hot coals. ’They will ignite association; or sprinkle them with a tray of sand nearby to set cramped waters, which boarder. But critics cast access to these areas may just right, somewhere the rack or spread out the water sailors' existence is one inch around the outer gradually as the food cooks —Before cooking meat the hot chimney on — it probably is why the British be impossibly expensive in around 25 degrees. ’They ular state park in New water or baking soda until coals with long-handled the centerboard. doubt on their ability to go edges of the food is ample, could mar a concrete or a fiberglass boat. York is Hither Hills at and be available when the and poultry, trim away as the flames die, then return tongs. It takes up too much have not succeeded in to windward in a real blow usually are made of steel brick surface or char a Montauk, at the end of says the Chicago-based previously lit briquettes much visible fat as possi the food to the rack. — F o r rotisserie room and divides the selling more twin keelers and their self-righting Location of the two keels plates or steel rod and wooden one.) Long Island. ’The state park Barbecue' Industry start to die dojvn. ble to prevent flare-ups. If —Depending on brand, cooling, place a foil drip cockpit and cuddy cabin in in America. capability compared with is critical. ’They must be mesh skeletons covered • Then, use long-handled is on the Atlantic Ocean Association, a trade The association es they occur anyway, several briquettes take varying pan in front of the coals in two. Manipulating the You can get plenty of the deep single keel or a truly perpendicular to the with fiberglass. tongs to spread the coals in beach and reservations organization. timates cooking complete measures should help: times to reach cooking the fire box to catch drip board up and down for argument about the ef real go^ centerboarder. arc formed by the bottom a single layer; put the rack must be made far in ad For roasts and other meals over coals can save raise the rack higher or temperature. One way to pings and help prevent different points of sailing ficiency of twin keels. The It is difficult to convert a and food on. vance. large cuts of meat, fish or one-half to one-third of the spread out the coals or determine fire flare-ups. and varying depths of few Americans who have centerboard to twin keels. water is a nuisance no bought them seem to like The hull may not be beefy matter how efficient the twin keelers and it appears enough in the area of the S f u / f F o r tackle. 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