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ning to take it easy on the road. The facility is the oldest of its kind ■■■" ’'f - HARTFORD (UPI) - Tradition, be open Friday, compared to the 70 State police more than a month ago in the country, founded a year before dating from the days of the American percent closed last year, when pegged this weekend as one of the the end of the Civil War in 1864. It ...... I r f Revolution to the waves of im­ Connecticut residents were following two - the other being Labor Day - cares for I,5(K) veterans annually and migrants who followed a century odd-even gas rationing. when radar enforcement units would has more than 700 in residence. later, will mark Connecticut’s The National Weather Service also be out in extra force using up a A more direct reminder of the Civil celebration of the nation’s official gave a good outlook for the weekend, federal grant for speed limit enforce­ War was scheduled Friday at Mystic birthday. with its offices in Windsor Locks and Seaport, the museum of 19th century In the tradition of the Bridgeport predicting fair weather ment. 4 Authorities also issued a warning maritime America, where the revolutionary soldiers who went to with highs in the 80s Friday and good for people seeking to see fireworks to Connecticut Second Volunteer Infan­ war to the tune of fife and drum, weather for evening fireworks go to a public display and not to stage try Unit will re-enact a Union Army military musicians will march on the viewing. their own Independence Day boom. ycampment. state’s veterans home and hospital Residents heading put to holiday "Even sparklers, which may seem In New Haven, an Army National and to the historic green in downtown events, however, had advance war- harmless, burn at more than 1,500 Guard band will perform amidst New Haven. degrees.” said David Rowland, family picnics on the historic Green, And, in the tradition of the executive director of the Connecticut one of the original nine "squares” of American melting pot that didn’t Town closings Society to Prevent Blindness, war­ the city’s 1638 village plan. melt away its immigrant past, Scot­ MANCHESTER - All town ning against the use of fireworks In Norwalk, the .American tradi­ tish clansmen "from near and far” state and federal departments, which are banned by state law. tion of the immigrant will come to will converge on Norwalk to play banks and liquor stores will be Among the legal fireworks displays life as members of Scottish clans their pipes and "toss the caber” this closed today, due to the Fourth of was one scheduled at the State participate in the annual Round Hill Fourth of July. July holiday. Town officials have Veterans Home and Hospital in Highland Scottish Games, held on the State residents were expected to listed emergency numbers for the Fourth of July since 1923 flock to those events, benches and the Rocky Hill where the U.S. Marine highway department (647-3233), Events will include bagpipe com­ stock holiday fireworks displays, un­ Corps Band will also perform in a the sewer department (647-3248) petitions, soccer and track events daunted by what may have looked day of festivities. and refuse collection (647-3111). Col. Robert D. Houley, comman­ and the "tossing of the caber, ” a last year like the start of a new tradi­ The Lutz Museum will remain dant of the facility, said the day was competition which involves balan­ tion - gasoline shortages. A nationwide survey by the open today, however, with normal planned to show "our common com­ cing and throwing a 20-foot pole scheduled hours in effect. mittment to Connecticut’s wartime weighing more than 150 pounds. American Automobile Association showed 70 percent of gas stations will veterans.”

Bridge closing

MANCHESTER The town Penny drops hotise bid engineering department will be applying linseed oil to the bridge read. By KEVIN FOLEY bright,” Mrs. Jackson said when told on Park Street onijMonday, Contacted at his home Thursday, Herald Reporter of Penny’s decision. "I don’t see any weather permitting. Penny said of the 34 total votes other candidates on the horizon.” Department officials said Park MANCHESTER - Mayor Stephen available from voting districts 3,4,6 Mrs. Jackston said while none of Street will be closed all day to Penny announced Thursday he will and 8 only 23 remained and they were the many Democrats who have through traffic but emergency not seek the 13th Assembly District about evenly split between Penny nomination. expressed an interest in the seat vehicles will be allowed to passK and Mrs. Jackston. being vacated by Francis Mahoney “Obviously I’d need to have all 23 If the weather is inclemenU Penny, in a statement released to ever formally announced their can­ to be nominated. “ Penny said. Monday the work will b§i the press late in the afternoon, said, didacy, she had been concerned with rescheduled for another day. A lot of ribbon “Because it is clear that a majority On June 12, the District 8 voted Penny’s interest in the nomination. overwhelmingly to support Mrs. of the members of the Democratic Pioneer Parachute Company’s Andy Bohjalian inspects one Town Committee from voting dis­ "I plan to file the necessary papers Jackston in a move many saw an of his company’s latest “ribbon-type” Kevlar parachutes at tricts 3,4,6 and 8 prefer that Mrs. soon,” she said Thursday evening. “I attempt to shoot down Penny’s chances at the assembly seat. The the firms Hale Road plant. The executive vice president says Phyllis Jackston be their nominee, 1 know I have the 8th’s wholehearted am announcing today that I will not support even though Steve (Penny) district leadership and Penny have Sao Paulo the company has gained 40 percent of the worldwide parachute feuded in the past and all 11 delegates market. See story page 8. (Herald photo by Foley) be a candidate for State Represen- had said he’d 8° to a primary.” titive from the 13th Assembly While he had said a primary might from the district virtually gave the hails Pope District.” be in the offing, Penny’s announce­ nomination to Mrs. Jackston. A Penny’s retirement from the race ment Thursday made it clear the majority of votes is ail the candidate SAO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) - clears the way for Mrs. Jackston who mayor was concerned with party uni­ needs. picked up support from District 8 “I’ve been assured of the support I Carrying a special "message for Crippled auto ty- workers," Pope John Paul II rode where 11 Democratic committee ■‘I do not feel that a primary would need.” Mrs. Jackson a former town members voted to support her and be in the best interest of the party director said, "but you can never triumphantly through Lhtin and I wish Mrs. Jackston well in the be 100 percent sure you have enough America's biggest industrial city not Penny. Thursday and celebrated mass may hide radar “You’ve made my evening general election,” the statement support.’’ ' before 1 million people who trekked through mud and drizzle to greet MERIDEN (UPI) - That motorist campers and taxi cabs. him. peeking from a disabled car on State police officials said they By official eyimates. more than 1 Connecticut highways may not be hoped publicity about the latest million people/- including thousands method will be as strong a deterrent Reagan hits grain ban looking for help this weekend. who camped oiJtdoors during an over­ Instead, he may be making sure you as nabbing speeders. night rainfall to be sure of seeing him don't exceed the speed limit. “If we can get motorists thinking - turned-icuit to cheer and chant and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hoping to "The record is clear ... Jimmy mine how best to terminate yet The "stranded motorist” with his every time they see a disabled car it applaud as John Paul's special prod President Carter into action. Carter’s grain embargo, which has another of the inequitable and in­ hood raised and steam pouring from may be a trooper with radar and that ■popemobile. " flanked(-?iby army 195 Ronald Reagan Thursday called for hobbled American farmers for effective policies of the Carter ad­ it may really be a state trooper makes them slow down, we have ac­ ministration,” the statement con­ jeeps, brought him from the airport complished our purpose,” state an end to the grain embargo against months now, has had virtually no im­ aiming a radar gun at your car. The cluded. to the mass site, a military air base Russia and said if he wins the White pact on the ” latest state police ploy to put a crimp police Capt. George Moore said. to miles away House he will decide “how best to on speeders was being kicked off as He also said motorists shouldn’t Dole delivered Reagan’s remarks It was a triumphant reception feel the latest radar surveillence will terminate” it. the long Fourth of 'July holiday' got Reagan called for an immediate on the steps of the Agriculture worthy of a conquistador and indeed prevent Good Samaritan deeds on the under way in Connecticut. • 4 end to the embargo, and said if Department, outside a window of John Paul referred to the con­ road. ■ Reagan himself was vacationing in It was described by state police as Carter does not end it, he probably Agriculture Secretary Bob quistadors in his homily, saying that If a motorist sees a legitimately Mexico and the statement was read their weekend "secret weapon” will do the job himself - if he is Bergland’s office. Bergland. like unlike them he came as "a humble Thursday at their training center in stalled car, he shouldn’t stop but on his behalf by Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, chairman of the Republican elected. Reagan, is on vacation messenger of Christ. " Meriden. should instead drive to the nearest " This has been the only motive of Platform Committee’s agriculture The "phony’^’ stalled auto included phone or rest stop and notify police Dole said he hopes the Senate will the travels that have led me to section. Carter imposed the embargo early a chunk of "dry ice” in a pan below a who will see to it the driver receives act on his bill to repeal the embargo various continents. " said the pope this year to punish the Kremlin for raised hood to simulate an aid. when Congress resumes work July who, in just 20 months, has already “ For months now, America’s invading Afghanistan. overheated radiator and a water can State police spokesman Joseph 21. So far, the legislation has 21 traveled more than any other pontiff Crowley said 65 extra troopers had farmers - singled out from the begin­ on the ground near the front of the “If the president persists in im­ bipartisan co-sponsors, including before him car. been assigned to traffic and radar ning by the Carter administration to " They are apostolic travels of one posing this unilateral, ineffective and Sen. Edward Kennedy, who still is Troopers in plain clothes will be operations throughout the state for bear the major brunt of the embargo who, being a servant of Christ, wants financially painful burden on the challenging Carter for the behind the hoods or sitting inside the the peak travel hours that began - have suffered alone and paid a terri­ to confirm his brothers in the faith farmer, I will, when elected ... deter­ Democratic presidential nomination. car with radar surveillance equip­ Thursday evening and for Sunday ble price,” Reagan’s statement said. ment, ready to catch speeders evening.

exceeding the 55 mph limit. Crowley said since the start of * Other unconventional methods Operator BEAR (Blanket Enforce­ ment And Radar) the percentage of used by state police in the past in­ f

cluded a trooper dressed like a motorists exceeding the speed limit hitchhiker aiming a radar unit out of on Connecticut interstates has been his destination sign and radar reduced from 64 percent to 43 per­ operated out of tractor trailers. cent.

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Thursday News for senior citizens Mpdote. Golenclor. Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Academy School, Manchester Hebron Day trip signups set the West Thursday, landing in an Austrian cornfield just plant, which had been planned to repair turbine system Hartford. Monday Sunday Skinny dip clip Ry W ALLY FORTIN N.J., for the last week of arrangements have been games. Noontime lunch minutes before their craft would have run out of gas. leaks which spilled slightly radioa^lve steam. State GOP Chairman Ralph Capecelatro also an­ 7:30 p.m. —PJanning and Zoning Commission, hearing Grayville Falls area will not be open to the public today GLOUCESTER, Mass. (UPI) — Losing your bathing They asked for political asylum and authorities said nounced Sen. Riisell L. Post Jr., R-Canton, will act as Hello there! Just a September 29 through Oct. made so that nur bus will served 12:45 p.m. pinochle Utility spokesman Anthony Nericcio said Thursday room. Municipal Building. from 11 a.m, to 4 p.m. reminder that this Monday suit while skinny dipping may not be the biggest problem 3. The price is $126. per be running every week-day games. Bus pick up at 8 they would get it. night the shutdown was put off at the last minute and temporary chairman of the convention. Wednesday morning around 8:30 a.m. you will have this year, but now it may never have to be a Officials said the Soviet-made Antonov II aircraft was rescheduled for next week to coincide with tests on the Steele served three terms as the 2nd District represen­ Monday person, two to a room, and barring any breakdown or a m. and again at II a m 7:30 p.m. —Handicapped Commission, Lincoln Center Sanitarian, building official, town clerk, tax collector is the time when we will be mishap. So. if you have al Arthur's Drug Store, problem at all. flown by Aurel Popescu, a 27-year-old Romanian pilot system’s rod drives. tative until he became the party’s gubernatorial nominee this time we will have a lit­ Inventor William Taylor has come up with the “Skinny The 660-megawatt plant had been out of commission for conference room. and assessor, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. signing up for a day tour of tle more free time to enjoy been taking the bus. you return trips at 12:30 p.m, who stole the plane at the airport of Arad in Western in 1974. Historic District Study (Committee, 6 p.m.. Town Office can figure on it coming and 3:30 p m Dip Clip," which he describes as an unsuitable gift. most of June. Thursday Newport, R.l. The trip in­ our Compass Motel and the Romania near the Hungarian border. After his loss to Gov. Ella Grasso, Steele returned to your way at it's regular Tuesday: Bus for, shop­ In fact, he thinks it "makes the perfect gift for the per­ "We feel as though we may be asked to perform some Building. cludes a guided tour, a visit beach. Sign-up for this trip The small passenger plane, converted to crop dusting private business as a banker in Norwich. 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s hours in Probate Court. time. ping at 9 a.m , rOturn trip son who has everything and doesn't mind showing it," tests next week, so for economic reasons we felt we could Former Secretary of State and National Security Ad­ Tuesday to the Vanderbilt Mansion, is scheduled for August 18. in the West Romanian rural area, was slightly damaged 7:30 —Fourth District senatorial delegates’ meeting, Next Thursday for our at i p.m. Taylor invented a small plastic clip attached to a during the landing in a cornfield outside Feldbach, 124 easily stay with the problem (steam leak I until next week visor Henry Kissinger will be the principal speaker at the Lincoln Centjf,i t ^ ( conference room. Admission of Electors, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Office buffet lunch, boat ride It would be a good idea to around Newport Harbor; cut out all of these trips, F'un Day we will have a Wednesday: 9 a m yellow egg-shaped foam float. He said it is designed to miles south of Vipnna. convention. and do everything at once." Building. also we travel in a nice air- picnic outdoors with out health clinic by appoint­ hold a bathing suit while the nude owner swims nearby. The defectors, whose flight lasted two hours, traveled especially ones of interest Nericcio said utility officials felt after meeting Friday , Andover conditioned bus. The com­ new tables and then we will It is worn attached to a swimsuit. If the wearer wishes with Nuclear Regulatory Commission inspectors that iiam e JUUge Wednesday to you. ment Free checkup and 280 miles. Nurses hours, 1:30 to 3:30, Town Office Building. plete package is $24. have some outdoor ac­ to go skinny dipping, the suit can be worn into the water, they would be aski^ to perform the rod drive tests next Sunday We will also be heading blood pressure check; 9 45 "The defectors were very lucky to escape a crash since Conservation Commission, 8 p.m., Town Office tivities. then removed and attached to the clip. week, which would require shutting down the plant. HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella Grasso Thursday Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Also a reminder that on for Penn Dutch for a three a m. pinochle games and an the aircraft flew under dangerous electrical wires on Building. Friendship circle. Noon­ The little float will bob nearby, anchored by the weight named attorney Richard C. Noren of Woodstock a judge Church. July 21 we will sign up for a day stay. Menu for the week: the final stretch before the landing," an Interior Ministry He said the utility hadn’t set a date for the shutdown. time lunch served 12:45 of the suit, until the owner wants to put dress again and of the Superior Court. Thursday day at Rockingham which We have another day Monday: pea soup, ham official said. Noren will take the bench on Monday and will serve un­ Monday p.m. bridge games and 1 leave the water Hebron Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill is scheduled for Thursday, planned at Rockingham in on rye, gingerbread, til the Legislature convenes in January and acts on the Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Olfice Building. August and one to p m craft class. Bus pick School. July 31. Price for this trip beverage. JSame chairman governor’s nomination. Tax collector, assessor, 7 -to--9. p.m., Town Office is $14. which includes the up at 8 am and again at II Stockbridge in October. Wednesday; Turkey Freedom flight Shutdown cancelled HARTFORD (UPI) — Former congressman Robert Noren was appointed by the governor to replace Building. ( bus and a reserved seat at a.m. al Arthur s Drug OK, let's get on with the salad sandwich, vegetable FELDBACH Austria (UPI) - Twenty-one RSftianians WATERFORD (UPI) - Northeast Utilities ’Thursday Steele was named Tliursday as permanent chairman of Superior Court Judge Luke Martin of ’Thomaston ’ who Wednesday the park. Wewill stop for a Store, return trip at 12:30 Soaiil Windsor Happenings here at tlie slicks, pudding, beverage the Republican State Convention to be held July 26 in d i^ recently. snack on the way home. and 3 p.m jammed into a single-engine biplane flew to freedom in cancelled a shutdown at its Millstone I nuclear power Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational center and- we start with Thursday: Picnic; hot Church. Monday With the nice weather, our Wednesday morning Thursday Bus pick up at dogs, baked beans, 10 a m. at Arthur's around Thursday Town Council, 8p.m., caucus room, Town Hall. we are in the traveling pinochle games. We had 36 macaroni salad, ice cream, mood and a few more trips players and the winners 10:45-11 a m , 12 noon, pic­ Hop River Chamber Music series, 7:30 p.m., Andover Tuesday beverage. nic. Return after program Historic District Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. to think about are the are:Frances Hollister, 633; Friday: Sloppy Joe on a V/> Giles insists Congregational Church. Boston Harbor boat ride Martin Bakstan, 622: Friday: 10 am kitchen bun. tossed salad, pears, Thursday and visit to Quincy Market. Maude Custer, 609: George social games Noontime beverage. Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. We have one bus filled for Last. 602; Ed Scott, 592: lunch served. 12:45 p in, Odd Fellows Friday this trip and need at least Bob Hill. 588; Helen Silver, Si-hriliile for lilt- W rrk; setback games ■ Bus pick 10 more in order for the se­ up al R a m and again at I) Monday Square Dance Club, 8 to 11 p.m., Orchard Hill School, 579; Marjorie McLain, 575; Monday through Friday a m at Arthur Drugs Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m,, Com­ 350 Foster St. cond bus to go. This trip is Grace Windsor, 573 sign-up for Newport trip. Main St. key munity Hall. scheduled for Thursday, In the afternoon the Monday: around 8:30 Return trips at 12:30 and Registrations for summer recreation program, 7 to 8 July 17 and the complete lucky winners lor our a m sign-up for Newport 3:30 p.m p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. Vernon package is $15. bridge games were George trip 10 a m. kitchen social By MARY KITZMAINN W Tuesday ' Just want you to keep in Last, 7,340; Tom Regan. 5,- I Herald Reporter Today mind that we are planning 460; Nan Flanagan. 4,960. Summer recreation program registration, 7 to 8 p.m,, a return trip to Wildwood, By th e w ay. MANCHESTER — The only feasible way to realign Concert and fireworks display, starts 7 p.m.. Legion Herrick Memorial Park. Republican Town (iommittee, 8 Field, West Street. (Rain date is Saturday) Main Street is to use the space occupied by the Odd ,/p.ng(^. Community Hall. Monday Fellows Building, Jay Giles, public works director, said ^ Wed nesday Bookmobile route recently. Summerfest ‘80, sponsored by St. Bernard's Church, at Senior citizens, 1 p.m., Community Hall. Suggestions were made at Tuesday's Board of Direc­ the fairgrounds. Route 30 (through July 12). Monday Street For period ending 7 p m. EST 7 4 80. The Fourth of 2:20 p m . — Homestead tors public hearing, to take land from the other side of the Thursday Prudential Board meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Union 8:50 am — Spencer July will find showers and thundershowers breaking out ______^ Park Apartments intersection of Main and Center streets for the realign- Water Pollution Control Authority Study Committee, Congregational Church. Village. across parts of the northern Rockies, upper Mississippi ment. But the possibility of taking space from the lawn of 7:30 p.m,. Community Hall. 10 a m. — Bu.sh Hill Road. 3 p.m — Evergreen Road. Valley, the Ohio-Tennessee Valleys and mid Atlantic Center Congregational Church was investigated and Tuesday 3.40 p m. — Parkade For Cnilting or Flying — Marlow's Hat Just Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bolton Center School. Town Council public hearing, 7:15 p.m., Memorial 11:20 a m. — Charter Oak The Luggaga For Youl Choota trom theta states Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies should dropped in 1970, according to Giles. Apartments. Apartments. Building. Faawua Iranda; Samaonlta |wa carry a com- prevail “Using land from Center Church would not solve the 1:40 p.m. — Spruce Street \Xed nesday ptota lino), AHanttc, Vantura, Airway and Town Council meeting, 7:30 p.m . Memorial Building. 2:20 p.m. — Pitkin Street, problem," Giles said. "We could take the parking lot in Coventry Hypothermia Seminar. 7 to 10 p.m., Community Room, 8:50a m. — Camp Kennedy. Seward. front of Lincoln Center, and part of the church property, 3 p m. — Westminster 10 a m. — Early Childho^ Heat hurts s,poor,4veak Hr$f to r Today Vernon Police Department. Road Learning Center. but what we would end up with would be an “S" shape, in­ MARLOW’S •ylhtng Sini'i Hy United Press Inlernalional 3 40 p.m — Gerard Street. /y//: stead of the dog leg." Patriots Park opening ceremonies, 1 p.m., at the park, Wednesday 11:20 a.m. — Frances The poor, infirm and elderly are the main victims of an Lake Street (former Salvation Army camp. Charter Revision Commission. 7:30 p.m., Memorial Tuesday Drive DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET. M AN CH ESTER - 849 5221 unprecedented Sun Belt heat wave blamed for more than Giles said the only way to remove the dog leg in the in­ Before their trip to Belgium 1:40 p m. — Heather Lane. FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF STORE Building. 8:50 a.m — Bigelow Street. MASTER CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTED! 120 deaths that dragged into its 11th day Thursday. tersection would be to use the land the Odd Fellows Monday 2:20 p.m — Briarwood OPEN 6 D AYS • THUflS. NITES til 9:00 Building is on and that of three adjacent buildings. The The East HartfordyRotary Club is spon­ ding included Robert Spiller, left, Jamie Overeaters Anonymous. 7 p.m., St. Mary’s Rectory, 9:30 a.m. — Walnut Street. Throughout the Southwest the deaths of 122 people - Thursday 10:20 a m. — Goslec Drive Drive. most of them elderly - were directly or indirectly caused building's owners SHVC Inc., represented by Stuart soring a youth holiday ^ ^ a n g e program for Frazier, Margaret Spiller, Jill McNulty, all Route 31. Tri-Town Area Stroke Club, 7 p m., community room, 11 a m. — West Side Rec. 3 p m. — Curry Lane. / by the heat wave In Texas, authorities said 31 deaths Carlson, oppose the plan which was first proposed in 1977. area youngsters in ^Igium . A recent going of East Hartford, Alison Stokes of West Hart­ Town Council, 7:30 p.m,, Town Hall, Vernon Police Station. 1:40 p m . — North Elm 3:40 p m. — Squire Village. were caused directly by the heat and 47 were related: "Using land from the church is not an'alternative," away party in the home of club president Board of Welfare, 7:30 p.m,. Town Hall. Giles said. "First we attempted to solve the intersection ford, Krista Brown of Manchester and Kathy Arkansas reported a total of 17 heat wave deaths; 22 were Robert Brown of Manchester, gathered the Ghagan of East Hartford. (Herald photo by Wednesday recorded in Oklahoma; 4 in Kansas and 1 in Missouri. problem, and we looked at that solution as well.." He noted that when the possibility of using the church group together before their departure on a Pinto) Welfare hours, 10 a.m. to noon, Town Hall. SALE EFFECTIVE Again Thursday, oven-like temperatures were Public health nurse office hours, 1:30 to 3 p.m., Town NOW THRU ‘recorded. was discussed church officials strongly opposed it. three-week visit to Europe. Students atten- In Gile's opinion, using the land ow n^ by the Carlsons Hall. OPEN DAILY 9:30-9:30; SUN. 11-5 SUNDAY JULY 6 At 3 p.m in Texas, Dallas-Fort Worth recorded 108 Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. degrees It was 113 at Wichita Falls. 104 at Abilene and is the best way to solve the intersection problems. Public Health Nursing Association, 7:30 p.m., Town "This is the busiest intersection in town, and it is Park concerts slated 101 at Waco Hall. The reading of 113 degrees at Wichita Falls broke the expected to become busier," he said. EAST HARTFORD - formed with a core group . Lake Area Improvement Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town The plans for construction of Interstate 84 could old record for the date of 107 degrees set in 1931. It was Three Showmobile con­ of three puppeteers, are ZB A meets Tuesday Hall, the 10th consecutive day that a new record daily high had possibly cause more traffic flow through the center of certs will be sponsored by based on folk songs and been set and the forecast predicted a reading of 115 Manchester, in Giles’ opinion. the East Hartford Parks folks tales from around the VERNON — A special meeting of the Vernon Zoning Thursday degrees before the day was over. The reconstruction of the intersection has been under and Recreation Depart­ world, poetry, history, Board of Appeals will be held at the home of Mary Ellen Tolland County Building Inspectors, 1:30 p.m,. Town discussion for some time.’'qnd Carlson says this is the ment next week. Monday fable and imagination. Romejko, 45 Edith Road, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. ^ Hall, reason the Odd Fellows Building was kept up. Several at the Meadows Hills Con­ On Wednesday, from The meeting will be an extension of the decision portion “The Other Place,” summer program for teen-agers, The Almanac organizations, including the Chamber of Commerce, and valescent Home, "Al Jar­ 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., a of the June 18 meeting relating to the appeals of Gary 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Presbyterian Church, Route 44A and the Downtown Coordinating Committee urge the vis’ Dixie Derbys" will seven piece swing and Jackopsic dba Gary’s Mobil, 1292 Hartford Turnpike, and Trowbridge Road. By United Prens International building's demolition. The say its removal is a key to entertain between 2 p.m. boogie band known as Dorothy Welles of Welles Road. Friday revitalization of downtown, g Today is Friday, July 4, the 186th day of 1980 with 180 to and 4 p.m. This six-man “Northern Rhythum” will * Welfare hours, 10 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. follow Carlson requested at Tuesday's public hearif^ by the ensemble plays an authen­ perform on the Raymond Board of Directors to reconsider the town’s appi;oval of This IS American Independence Day — the nation's tic brand of New Orleans Library lawn. the project. Following a referendum in 1977, the directors 204th birthday. Dixieland Music which is East Hartford The moon is approaching its last quarter. approved the project, and received state and federal fun­ just right for the warm The morning star is Venus. ding. The town’s share of the cost is about 7.5 percent. summer afternoons. Monday The evening stars are Mercury, Mars. Jupiter and The first public hearing on the proposal to take the Beginning at 10:30 a m. ALWAYS BUYHK/SELUNG Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Penney High School Saturn Carlsons' building was about a year ago, on June 28,1979. at McAuliffe Park on Amphitheatre. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. Carlson spoke at the hearing opposing the building’s Tuesday, the COINS A VALUABLES Soccer Meeting, 6 p.m., Parks and Recreation Office. American composer Stephen Foster was bom July 4, demolition, as he did Tuesday. "Pandemonium Puppets" Town Hall. 1826 However, at one point the owners, through the Probate troupe will perform for BV\-SELL-TRADE Court urged a quick sale of the building. In order to settle Tuesday On this date in history: children of all ages and the estate of Stuart Carlson, whose four children in­ KruMrands Sllvar - Coin A Dollars - Bullion Mapla Loaf; Inlafid Wetlands Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Council In 1776. America's Dieclaration of Independence was parents, too! Their Max Qold Pasoa; Austrian Ducat*: Ox. Bars, Etc. Chambers, Town Hall. proclsimsfl herited the building as part of SHVC Inc. Judge William playlets, usually per- In 1826. former Presidents John Adams and Thomas request^ the town to buy the building. . . . Madison is currontty paying appraximaMy 100% more for common Wednesday The funds from the sale were needed by the estate at U.S. gold coins, silvor coins, S tirlin g , ttc. than ont yaar ago. Madison con­ Handicapp^ Commission, 7:30 p.m., Conference Jefferson both died — on the 50th anniversary of their funds from the sale were needed hv the esta Canoe rates tinues its more than tin yoar buy/sall leadtrship torI U .S. .! SHver; scrap signing of the Declaration of Independence. that time, FitzGerald said yesterday. The town, respon­ MANCHESTER - The and coilictor gold; all fortign coins S paper money;^monds; watches; Room, Town Hall. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Council In 1960, the US. flag officially grew to 50 stars after ad­ ding to the request, asked the state Department of Hockanum River Canoe piatinum; sterling jeweiry 4 flatware; Franklin and other private mints mission of Hawaii into the Union almost a year earlier Transportation to purchase the building before the other & pieces; poiitical items; tnUaM; medals; stamps, etc. Chambers. rights of way. Race will be re-broadcast In 1977, a bus hijacker killed two hostages he held in a next week by Community ARTS & CRAFTS SUPPLIES Thursday daylong siege at Keryiedy International Airport in New j Urban Trade-In funds for the Hroadcasting Company Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m. Council . . . choose frem one of New England's most comprehensive selections of York He later suirendered and released 14 other Project, denied the request as many of the project s plans over Cable Channel 13. Chambers. hostages '^®re incomplete in 1978. arts a crafts supplies — from doll house building to macrame to The program will be air­ decoupage to M e painting to stained glass, etc., etc, etc. Most extensiv*. Fine Arts Commission, 7:30 p.m., Raymond Library. However, the estate, which is still in probate, no longer ed at 10 a.m, and 7 p.m, on A thought for the day: In the U.S. Declaration of needs the sale funds, FitzGerald said. In time period that Monday, Wednesday and MADISON COINS-CRAFTS-STAMPS Independence. Julv 4, 1776, Thomas Jefferson said, " elapsed other arrangements were made. Friday. , STATEWIK n p PHONE 1-800-022-2813 Glastonbury We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are building were to be sold, permission from the Persons with comments Local phones) 2«-73I?; 245-7900; 245-7310 created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator Probate Court is required. FitzGerald added that on the community service 891 Boston Post load (U.S. HI) AAadlson, Conn. Tuesday with certain ■unalienable’rights; that among these are ^nhough he expects the estate to be settled soon many of programming should call Open Sundays A F tE R JUNE 8th 11-5; Opon Mon.-8at. 10-5 Town (Council Meeting, 7 :^ p.m., Glastonbury High life,■ ■ ■liberty • aniMhe ' pursuit of happiness.” the family corporation's properties is mired in tax 646-0660. “ /d » * r y u n iq ifly i l o c f c W $tor*, STAINCO CUSS School Library. appeals. tPRli ip e f i f c • r i d l l . If only to Carlson requested this year's public hearing to perhaps Idult basketball Wednesday Sewer Commission,,7:30 p.m., Academy School. Lotteir numbers persuade the board to reconsider the project. If he EAST HARTFORD - refuses to sell, the state could take the land by power ofy Beginning July 12 and 13, eminent domain. The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Thursday in Men’s Adult Basketball for New England However, Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano sai{ residents only will open at Connecticut 032 Wednesday that he believed the circumstances has nq Martin Park. Saturday at ATTENTION TMSYEAfl •Maine: 131 changed since the first public hearing. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. play will .New Hampshire: 3663 For the board to overturn a voter approved project be for men 18 to 24-years- MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUSTOMERS Rhode Island: 1920 requres a two-thirds majority or six votes, Cassano old while Sunday play from WmBL£D0N COULD noted The winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Thursday 9:30 to 11:^ a.m. will be in New England: Cassano said, however, there was no consensus of opi­ th e s e 25 and ortfer. MAIN OFFICE AND BRANCH WILL BEWONWYOURCAR. . Connecticut 54, 545. 781029 Color red nion on the issue. He expected it would be discussed in Residents must ■ have an Maine 92575. , caucuses next week. 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I see nolbing wrong with your fascination 36 Cupid 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 0 10 for fat females, but there is something cruel and 39 More exploitive about using them only us sex objects. n OURSELVES TO THE spacious 12 13 42 Slash DKAH I think anyone who starts hts lawn mower 14 15 bflore K a m should he shot' Whatever happened to 45 Antic common SERI0 U51 ANP TURNIWe THE COOWTRY UP5IPE IMMEPIATELV THAT , FOROOr JUST (pi ) 30 Love thv neighlior includes consideration of this sort POWMi LOOKINE FOR THE "fOU WERE IT,’ ONB Sm ALl 54 Pouts 1 1 1 1 1 9 UH g I iOU 5 H0ULP BE 32 Please print this, the offending neighbor never misses PERFECT SPECIMEN OF PBTAtLi 55 Hangs on 33 reading vour column — nor do I THE UmBRICAM HE mAM! 56 Stone with J 1 1 1 1 1 34 35 ^6 38 SLKKl’V TIMK GAL crystals J 1 1 Df-iAH GAL: Accordirtg to my mail, the early morn­ 7s 40 AS EMBODIED IN THE B U T a f t e r DOWN ing mow ing problem is a chronic pain in the ear to SEEIN 0 V O U R " 42 43 J 4S 46 41 46 many. I don’t recommend shouting at sunrise anyone NEWS PHOTO w ho mow s at that hour, but your complaint is valid, 1 Hangs up " 1 1 ANP REAPlWe 40 5 ^ 5' 52 so call on your neighbor and ask (civillyj for a little 2 Southern HOW you COL- ■you more consideration. LAREP THOSE S3 54 KILLERS IN 3 Medical DKAH AHHV Whenever 1 ask my w ile how she feels, she ss THEMIWE- picture (comp 56 savs. I m tired .\hbv I am su tired ot hearing her sav w d ) 1 shes tired. 1 am .it the end of m,v rope DECLARATION OF INDEPEN­ 4 Roadhouse -NIMSFAFIR IStfHFI M .-,SS I help w Ith the cooking and cleaning and make no special demands on her. so I t an t lor the hie of me understand what she has to he so tired about Is this normal’ 4 Please don't suggest that 1 stop asking her how she feels because it I do she w ill th in k I no longer care We have been Allay Oop — Daye Srauo Dridqe married almost vears CAKING Hl'SBAND I CAN JUST KEEP RUNNIN'.' ( SHALL WE NO, THERE OUR FRIEND OSCAR ...WHAT TH'HECK / TEAR DENCE AND THE CONSTITU­ HARDLY LET'S GET OUTA HERE V GO AFTER ISNT TIME! REALLY DID A JOB W A S t h a t s m o k y i G A S .' DKAH CARING: Kveryone gets tired occasionally, BEFORE THAT DANS TH IN G ! 'EM ? ON THIS BABY, STUFF? Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag but to be chronically tired is not normal. I urgeyuu to SNAKE.' BREATHES ON US AGAIN! D ID N 'T H E ? insist that your wife see her doctor for a thorough physical checkup before she gels too tired to goT Her chronic fatigue could be due to boredom, poor n u tri­ Reckless play sinks slam tion. insomnia, insufficient exercise, menopause or a TION OF THE UNITED symptom of a serious medical problem. Don’t pul il diamonds. South tried Black­ off. wood. And after finding that DKAH AHHV I am l‘» years old .\lan> times I have NORTH 74-80 North held two aces and one started to write to you about mv problem, but I alwavs end ♦ A king. South went -to seven up throwing the letter in the wastep.iper basket I have V 8 notrump. If North's king were finailv summed up mv p*'oblem with these three questions ♦ Q J8742 the diamond king, as seemed 11 What l^ a friend ’ 2i How do >ou^y4riend8'' ii How do 4AK98 most likely. South could see 13 STATES OF AMERICA. you keep th e m ’ ___ ^ WE.ST EAST tricks. If it were in clubs, ni7rM / KHIKNDLKSS 4Q84 «J 10 7 6i32 there still might be 13 tricks DEAR HRIENDLESS: A friend is someone who VJ 9 3 2 V10 6 5 wifYiout a finesse -- at worst likes you and wants nolhfngofyou but friendship. He «K3 «5 there would be a finesse for doesn’t like you less when you’re crabby, moody or The Fllntatones — Hanna Barbara Productions 4J86S 432 seven. mean. He understands you. He can tell you when he SOUTH There are certain ways to thinks you’re wrong without worrying about losing DON T use a grand slam force avail­ your friendship. And he forgives you w ithout making VEAH, BUT 4K9 I CAN'T you WAVE __ VAKQ74 able here, but South did not a big deal out o f it. You "ge l” friends by being the have this bid at his disposal. kind of person you want for a friend. You "keep” FINO IT.' chili-d o g sT ♦ A 106 4 Q 107 Anyway, there he was in the them by continuin# to be tbai kind of person. stratosphere r Vulnerable: Both West had to lead away from Do you hate to w rite letters because you don't know Dealer: North what to say? Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, some honor Which one*^ congratulations, how to decline and accept invita­ W nt North Cast Sooth Finally, West came up with J IMS KSSME SnNKOKO IS IPWUC SOVHXIIV TK FOUOWMG PMUC SPHTED WSWESSES. tions and how to write an interesting letter are 1 ♦ Pass 2 ¥ an inspiration He was sure included in Abby’s booklet, "How To Write Letters Pass 49 Pass 4 NT that North held the ace of dia­ CANNDS BY CAROL LYDALL, MC. Compliinents of for A ll Occasions.” Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 Pass Pass 5 NT monds so his diamond king cents), self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter Pass 69 Pass 7 NT was a dead duck. Maybe if he ‘'You Call The Sholt” 815 Parkar Straat PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, MC. Booklet. 132 Lasky Drive. Beverly Hills. Calif. Pass Pass Pass led a diamond .South would OSTRMSKY 90212. 983 Main Slraat, Manchaatar M a n ch a a ta r “For All Vour .4ufo Parts ISeeds^ Come See Vs," refuse the finesse So the three of diamonds 8 49 -8 8 19 775 Parkar Straat Opening lead:4 3 appeared on the table \ Manchaatar • 649-3391 Dummy's nine held the trick and now South could claim his Pstfoqroph The Born Loser — Art Santom By Oswald Jacoby grand slam, but the real fire­ U MGHLAND PARK MARKET NEW ENGLAND MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC. and Alan Sootag works were yet to come ROBERT J. SMITH, NC. h a p p y aKiH»kV, MV o b a r 2 7 ? i NOU <5TDPF1&D At trick two South played IIFAC Contractors Industrial & Commercial Bernice Bede Osol - \ C j l ) "ln$uran>milh$ Since 1914" “Choicest Meats In Town” W. G. GLENNEY CO. HOW PDB6 THI^ (WAlg. AL SIEFFERTS APPLIANCES. TV-AUDIO FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME yQur lifestyle. You might be wiser CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 13) Side Glancea — Qlll Fox 277 Broad Straat MORIARTY BROTHERS t» improve upon what you Outsiders could bring up topics M a n ch a atar 445 Hartford Road, Manchaatar “Serving All Faiths” already have until a more propi- highly sensitive to some mem­ >,/’ C ■■*'*'*'< * “*' ■ H "F8 “47 Years of Dependable Service” bers of your family. Don't feed 225 Main Straat, Manchaatar % tAus time. ^ 8 4 7-9 9 9 7 315 Cantar Slraat, Manchaatar CANCER (June 21-July 22) It the conversation. Char>ge the Winthrop — Dick Cavalli 643-5940 ceuld be very easy to get angry subject. 6 4 3 -5 13 5 tA a y if someone lets you down. AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) If VOUteE WAY UP THEFJE ON Fvwever. it would be much more you're not in the mood to tackle WHAT C O 'tC U t h in k "iCXSl. A HITAAAN, KNOCKINa OFF pleasant for you if you take a project you had planned for B E W H B tJ TI3U 6fRi:M/UF5 B/S?/B0CV W O A6KED MY USi; BY THE WAY. ALLIED PROTECTIVE ALARM RK. tffings In stride. Getting along today, by all means do some­ W IL L v A R P ? AAE DUAf&QiJesTiabie, CUNU^ MOTOR SALES wfl^h other signs, is one the sec- thing else. Unless you're In the "Total Burglar & Fire Alarm Protection’ right frame of' mind, mistakes R o u ta 83 tin s you’ll enjoy In your Astro- T Manchaatar, Conn. Graph. which b ^in s with your could be made. Talcottvilla b^hday. Mail $1 for each to PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Be 848 -0 220 Aitro-Graph. Box 489, Radio sure that what you promise to do “Rusty Jones Rustproofing" > OPTICAL STYU BAR I. GARMAN, CLOTMER OHy Station, N.Y. 10019 Be sure with or for others today doesn't tdspecify birth date. have some hidden cost, no mat­ “Eastern Conn, Leading Full Line Opticians’ 887 Main Straat, Manchaatar L<0 (July 23-Aug. 22) Lay on ter who foots the bill. ARIES (March 21-AprM 19) Your Manchaatar and Manaflald 64 3 -24 0 1 the charm, as you can do so well, cAd take care that you don't say attitude is ali-Important If things tflngs that may really be on your don't come off as planned today, if you are unforgiving or lack mind. People respond to honey. PUK VHRQO (Aug. 22>8ept. 22) When understanding you could cause (3 te iU reeling with others today, be unhappiness. F.lnt.TM *•# Ul'W O " 7-4 SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER OIL HEAT realistic about what is important TAURUS (April 20-May 10) B. & B..0IL COMPANY YAU TYPEWRITER SERVICE t0 you. 'Keep your priorities in Don't be too quick to voice your Levy’a Law — James Schumeister Manchaatar • 846-1700 “Quality Fuel Products" 4der. especially II finances are opinions about how things "The Fuel Oil Company That Saves You Money" "We Service What We -fiell" involved. should be done today. There's a 14 Offices To Serve You: 81 Loomla St., Manchaatar bIBRA (Sept. 2S-Oct. 23) Your good chance that later you'll IN EU6S1A, MAMA 315 Broad Straat, Manchaatar 41 Pumall Placa have a change of heart. Manchaatar, Eaat Hartford, Burnalda, 6 4 7 -9 1 3 7 (felomacy may be needed today APPeeNTICtD A5 Edward F. Boland Jr., Praa. Manchaatar a 049-4988 vtften you meet with some QEMMI (May 21-Jime 20) Be careful with v^om you team up A TEAGTOB. South Windaor, Andovar 8 Aahlord DanM M . Boland, VIca Praa. thoughtless or inconsiderate l{Mividuals. You know how to get today, and for what reasons. The “The Energy People" T&st their ill-mannered ways. wrong choices of friends and 8 4 9 -2 9 4 7 CAP’NCORK activities could become J. D. REAL ESTATE & ASSOCUTES, MC. extremely expensive. CHARNAS, MC. “Large Wine Selection” "They met In college...they were roommates!" 018 Cantar Straat Short Ribs - - Frank Hill 485 N. Main SI., Manchaatar 'Advertising ■ Public Relations ■ Research' Manchaatar a 846-1980 MANCHESTER PRESS 649 -0 59 1 U30< WHAT ONE OP TO THE CLASS CLOWN 341 Broad Straat MV OLD CLASSMATES IMOGT UKEUV TO Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel Manchaatar • 648-2900 “When You Think Of Printing, Think of Vs" WROTB IN MV CLOWN FALL ON HIS PACE,' 143 Waat MIddIa Tpka., Manchaatar REGAL MUFFLER CENTER CHORCHES MOTORS $ c h o o l ^ e a r .b o o k . HA-HA-HA. Jve SOT VOU NOW, VOU \ \ 8 4 3 -2 18 9 369 Main Straat, Manchaatar "Over 30 Years of Continuous Service" WAfER-LOdScD 5AJD0T5- )/ Offer Convenience^ Along With a Superior 4 80 Oakland SI., Manchaatar Our Boarding House Product" 6 4 6 -2 1 12 6 4 3 -2 79 1 M N e T K R O W B aONE. MMI7R! WATKMS BROTHERS, MC. KRAUSE aOMST & GREENHOUSES ONE A10RE. "Known for Quality, Famous for .Sprtiiro Since 1874' ANP A'TEN-ZIPS “Largest Retail Grower In Manchester” (J6TB APPEP ,■< 935 Main Straat 821 Hartford Road NORTHWAY REXAU PHARMACY TOTrtE V^XJLP^ Manchaatar a 643-9559 NOW TH E R E W AS A LON(Se$T Manchaatar a 643-5171 230 North Main Straat, Manchaatar, Ct. LO$lNO 6 4 8 -4 5 10 R E A L U U D 3 B O P o CHACACTEl?. 5TXEAK.' ll Hill iiiiiii II W. J. 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THE EVENM6 HERALD PARK M U JOYCE UORIST, MC. NASSIFF ARMS CO. "A Family Newspaper Since 1881" “Flowers For Every Occasion" 38 Oak Straat “House of Sports Since 1944 DRIVE Harald Squara, Manchaatar 991 Main Straat Manchaatar a 849-0791 Manchaatar a 047-9120 SAFELY! WATOH OUT? 7 -4 " / didn't REALIZE this building has old-fash- < lonad windows that can be opened!" 24 - EVENING HERALD, Mon , Nov 3, 1 ^ MACC News Dixville Notch vote Arts event provides contrast may hack a winner which settlM over tbe town' By NANCY CARR sTnging Savoyards was operates nationally 18 employer who has noticed organized eight .years ago orthepedic hospitals and men coming to work in the Waite of the blast ’ Tliank God for‘all the under the guidance of Joan three burn centers at no without warm coats or may have been part shock DIXVILLE, N.H. (UPI) - th e 23 said. good and loving people in cost to patients. Our local sweaters. Please check and part inability to voters of this tiny White Mountains Tlie voting will begin when the Manchester and the plea­ Niiler, a former accom­ midnight chimes sound, with one panist. Their purpose was pipe band is well-traveled, your closets for spares. believe such an act of hamlet will be up waiting for the sant experiences such as and has performed in In order to offer, the racial violence -could stroke of midnight tonight to con­ voting booth per voter to speed things the Evening of Performin)^ to rep resen t the events from Bermuda to Clothing Bank service to hapl^en here. Whatever, tinue their 20-year tradition as the along. If things run true to form, the Arts which afford a con­ Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players by doing Montreal, including most opr working Manchester the family is now hearing first town in America to cast its results v'ill go out to a nation trast to the painful and "hungry for political news"- 20 mini programs for. the major cities along the families, we plan to open your concern both directly votes for president. frustrating problems of minutes later, ^ rb a said. public They have per­ eastern seaboard r Satur­ the Clothing Bank oil and through this office. Residents here have gathered in housing, high-energy costs But beingsaXnIwether isn't what's formed for churches, civic day night, they wjll be Wednesday, Nov. 5, from 7 We ‘are halfway to our the Balsams Hotel on every presiden­ and family breakdown important in Dixville. according to groups, and convalescent playing in full dress un­ to 9 p m and we will be modest., goal of $1,000 to tial election day since 19M. Only in Hopefuliy we can all lall homes in the region, and iforms. replicas of the happy to take donations at help in restoration and 1972, when President Richard Nixon Barba apart or ' even -more "What is significant is that indicate that one ol their Seaforth Highlanders, and that time also. repairs. Checks may be won a .second term, has Dixville hope I ul ly I tall back will include "Amazing Regular Clothing Bank made out to Firebombing backed a winner. everyone in the town votes. It is a highlights was when they very nice way of picturing American together again Saturday at Grace " among their hours are Mondays from I and mailed to the MACC "Personally, I think this year 8 pm at Kasi (’atholic sang, in colonial costume, free democracy at work, " he said al the Christmas opening arrangements to 3 p m For additional in- Office, Box 773, that’s going to change, ” Balsams High Sch(H)l at the KI’A as Getting the honor wasn't easy. ol the historical Hurbut Plea.se plan to be with os' lormation on special Manchester, Conn. 06040. Manager Stephen' Barba said, predic­ we enjov a a high-spirited Barba said In 1960 the 12 voters in Dunham House i n‘ lor this exciting program evening hours, please call ting Republican nominee Ronald and highiv talented grou[) Reagan would win the town and the Hart's IxK'ation and five in Millsfield Wethfrslield On Saturday, Tickets will be available at Fern Walker at the MACC ol singers and dancers whii Rummage sale raced to beat Dixville s nine voting the group will be> perlor- the door, or may be ob­ Oflice 646-4114 nation. are giving time and-gitts to M w ell ESTER - residents to the polls ming excerpts Irom The tained bv calling MACC al About 11 pin today, Dixville tK'netit the works ol the Kir<‘li(tinhing; Stanley Circle of South "Being first in the end is who says Gondoliers The 649-'2n«3' voters will assemble at the hotel lor conlepence The firebornbing collec­ United Methodist Church .voifre first." Barba admitted, noting Mikado Pirates ot Pen­ l*leu»e the first head count "The important We re sure that you tion has reached J525 Mrs. will sponsor a rummage the hotel with its phone lines to ac­ zance BrigatliHin. and A sj^clal appeal for thing is that everybody gets there. • remember Fred BiKchino Harriss, whom you would sale on Nov. 11 from 9 a m commodate reporters helped the 'Camelot ^ warm clothing for our In­ One person could theoretically shut and his drums This year really enjoy meeting, tells to noon in Cooper Hall of town win out over its competition Finally, the perennial dochinese families, some down the whole opt'ration. " Barba he will be joined by Karen me that the expressions of the church. lavorites. the Sphinx Tem­ recently arrived Warm, concern and caring that Krinjak. pianist, and A1 washable, serviceable ple Highlanders Pipe Band are now pouring in from Johnson, bass The trio clothing IS needed for men, w ill complete the program . neighbors and community DO IT WITH ABBY - lirst played together at a women, children and littld Read her advice every day Senior CUizen Show The Manchester organiza­ are deeply appreciated. ones Special notes has in your Evening Herald. ’ although Johnson and tion incidentally, is a unit - The unnatural silence VOTE YES ON QUESTION 0 been made bv a local Bocchino had played ol the Shriners. which together previously at various KofC events Ms CD FUND Krmjali is currently band

director at Manchester IMPROVE MANCHESTER M.N.S. IS THE TOWN'S MOST High School. Bocchiho

teaches at Beller s Music WITHOUT Shop in town The I’ercus- Sion Impressionists will INCREASING LOCAL TAXES' be .playing five numbers, VIU0«BIE nECE OF REM. ESTATE

including one by Barry

Manilow and a special jazz arrangement ol a Myzart PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT Piano Concerto

We are fortunate to have AND the .Silk City Chorus ol

Manchester with us again PROVIDeV o R THE YOUTH OF MANCHESTER this year Organized in 1963 as a chapter ol the tyx-iety for the Preservation and • A completely new roof. Encouragement ol ■Barbershop yuarlet • Energy conservation. Singing in America the • Modernize science labs and shops. chorus perlorms regularly

at charitable and civic • Safety and code compliance. events and most recently^

w a s’ chosen the 1979 Connecticut Stale Cham­ pion m competition The VOTE YES FOR QUESTION #5 chorus meets everv M..o At the top of the voting machine d a\ evening and welcomes all men who enjoy singing and good The Community Devetolpment Program Is a lelluwship Thirtvfne

perlormers under the Manchester Town Plan administered by our Board THE TIME FOR RENOVATION IS NOW direction ol Vincent- Zito of Directors. The role of the Federal Government is will be with us on S,itur- to accept or reject plans submitted. day Paid lor by Friends of the High School. Dr. Daniel Burna, Treasurer PsM for by M ancheelfr Clltxene for Boctal WoeponaIbWty - > Joartne Miko«aN*Troaa. The iiilbert and Sullivan

Carl A. Zinsser

For

State Senate

Leadership for the 80*s»

<

On the day before election day,

you the voter of the 4th Senatorial

f District, will decide who you want to be

your next State Senator.

Carl Zinsser has the credentials and

the reputation to take on that job, Evening Herald, Wed , Jan 30, 1980

Editorial as dramatized by an editorial

A Job Well Done in the. Evening Herald last January. .He has a reputation for doing his homework on issues coming before the board which has enabled him to argue his point, lucidly

debating the facts of matters with a minimum of emotionalism and

political rhetoric.

Zinsser also has recognized the need for a political figure to accept criticism when it has been offered without responding as if the attack was of a personal nature. The non-petulant quality of the individual has been an exarriple

we hope others in public life follow.

Voto Zinsser — Pull Lever 4B on November 4th.

I

paid lor by th« Support the Republican Ticket. Zlr.HMr CommlHM— Hilary Qallaghar — Traaaurar

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