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U.S. defense head ■ > warns North Korea WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense very intense wars. In other parts of question.” Secretary Harold Brown said Friday the world, we might have to fight As for the Korean situation. Brown the United States has enough war quite a lot longer but would not said there is no evidence North € supplies on hand for up to two months expect to begin with such intensity.” Korea is planning to move on its He added, “We have not planned 2 of intense combat in South Korea, southern neighbor. But Washington and warned North Korea not to for a war of many years length. officials are wary because of the provoke a confrontation. Whether we will have to, be able, to massive disorders in South Korea, ”We have called attention to our fight such a war is a difficult and Pyongyang’s longstanding security commitment and indicated animosity toward Seoul. it would be met if there was any ”My judgment is that there is no attempt to take advantage of events infnrrnoHon whlch suggcsts North in South Korea by an outside force,” No Herald Korean troop movement connected Brown said in an interview. with such an action,” Brown said. 4 The United States has a treaty with Monday “But I can’t be very specific.”

South Korea requiring it to help the “We are not as such raising the The Herald will not alert level of our forces,” he said. Seoul government withstand any at- tacks. publish Monday in obser- “We are paying more attention to in-

Brown did not directly link his vance of Memorial Day. The telligence indicators and so forth.”

statement on war supplies to the The Pentagon announced Thursday managment and staff of The warning he issued for the Pyongyang it has sent two E-3A airborne com- Herald wishes everyone a government. mand post aircraft to Okinawa, a safe holiday weekend. But, asked about America’s war move Brown described as "in sup-

capabilities in general, he said, ”We port of our security commitment.”

have gradually built up our stocks so by and large we have between 30 and James Buckley, Republican candidate for Building. Robert Von Deck, Manchester 60 days’ capability. It is not clear just the nomination as U.S. Senator, received the Republican Town Chairman, at left, made the how long we would have to fight on Parade Monday endorsement of 10 of 14 Manchester conven- announcement of the endorsement. (Herald the highest level. MANCHESTER - Capt. Bruce S. The parade will begin forming at 9 tion delegates Friday night at a press con- photo by Burbank) “The numbers I gave you were for Byrne, Connecticut Army National a.m. on the club grounds. ference in the Manchester Municipal Europe and Korea, and correspond to Guard, will serve as adjutant for the Capt. Byrne is assigned to town’s annual Memorial Day Parade Headquarters, First Batallion, 169 Monday. Infantry and is Officer in Charge of

The parade will begin at 9:30 a m. the Manchester Armory. at the Army and Oub, Main Street. The parade will proceed north on

Delegates back Buckley Main Street to East Center Street, to Munroe Park for a short service; By FRANK BURBANK the experience, ability and resources federal government answer to all our questions, said he would feel comfor- west on East Center Street to Linden needed to mount a winning campaign problems,” Buckley said, and added, table with Ronald Reagan on the Herald Managing Editor Street, south on Linden Street to against Chris Dodd. Additionally, he “He (Dodd) voted for the Federal ticket as the presidential nominee MANCHESTER - The endorse- Center Park, where a speaker’s has the experience in the U.S, Senate Department of Education and we will and predicted John Anderson’s third ment of Jam es L. Buckley as program will be held. to be an effettive voice for Connec- find out in the next two to three party candidacy would draw votes Republican candidate for the U.S. Peter C. Sylvester, parade ticut in our nation’s capital.” years, the department will be in- away from the Democratic nominee Senate, by 10 Manchester delegates marshal, will serve as master of Buckley, who was present at the terfering in this city’s educational and not the Republicans. was revealed at a press conference ceremonies. Mayor Stephen T. Penny brief conference, pledged “to fight as system.” The 10 delegates announcing sup- last night at the Municipal Building. will deliver the welcome and Michael hard as I can to beat Chris Dodd and "The federal government has port for Buckley are: Von Deck, Ciszewski a student at East Catholic The announcement of the endorse- to point out where Chris Dodd has Ellen Bickford, Gloria Della Fera, ment was made by Robert Von Deck, crippled the economy in Connecticut- High School will be the youth been for the past five years.” William Diana, Peter DiRosa, Carol chairman, Manchester Town and then is coming in to tell us how to speaker. He claim ed Dodd has Kuehl, Beverly Malone, Fred Peck, Republican Committee. run our own affairs,” Buckley said, Atty. Vincent Diana will be the demonstrated a total lack of un- State Central Committee member In announcing the endorsement for in obvious reference to Manchester’s featured speaker. derstanding in certain issues .in- Wallace Irish and Peter Sylvester, the former U.S. Senator from New withdrawl from the federally-funded In the event of poor weather, the cluding “in terms of our need for alternate for Mrs. Shirley Bjarkman York, Von Deck said. “We feel Jim Community Block Grant program speaker’s program will be conducted defense.” and its subsequent radifications. who will not attend the July 26 Buckley is the only candidate with in Woodruff Hall of the Center “Dodd automatically opts for a Buckley in response to several nominating convention. Congregational Church. Three of the remaining four Monsignor Edward Reardon of St. Manchester delegates have indicated James (Church wjll deliver the eulogy support for Richard Bozzuto and the during the mid-parade service at 14th delegate is still uncommitted. Capt. Bruce S. Byrne Munroe Park. H o u si n g g r o u p see ks

C D f u n ds f r o m to w n T o w n w i ll ge t p ic k was agreed that we would have finan- By DAVE LAVALLEE tainable. Herald Reporter cing for the project when the acquisi- "The idea is to get in position for tion was made,” Lueckel said. GLASTONBURY - The Glaston- going ahead when financing becomes According to Merriam, the best bury Interfaith Housing Corporation available,” he said. o f p o r t a b l e r o o m s has indicated to the Town Council it course of action for Interfaith is to go Interfaith was considering funding EAST HARTFORD - Town of- voted to turn the ten portable won’t He able to obtain financing for forward with the purchase of the land the project through the Housing said he knew of a priest from South ficials will get the first pick of office classroom units, that have office Windsor interested in the portable the building of 60 units of moderate- and pursue a mortgage commitment Authority in January, but Lueckel equipment from ten portable equipment stored inside them, over classrooms. He said the priest income elderly housing by the May 31 through state and federal agencies. said it would still be difficult to Lueckel said with high interest classroooms by surrendered school to the town. Board Chairman currently operates a private school deadline. acquire money with that option. rates it has been difficult for the officials earlier this week. Lawrence DelPonte called the por- housed in the Manchester Buckland However, it has requested the town “Doing it through the Housing table units “one of the major School that he must vacate. transfer Community Block Grant group to get funding through the Authority would still require federal The mayor’s administrative assis- eyesores in the school district.” funds to the group for purchase of he Connecticut Housing Finance money and it would still be difficult tant, John P. Bohenko said Friday Interest in the classrooms has also land for the project. Authority or federal agencies. to acquire," Lueckel said. the town charter requires that the The portable classrooms are now been expressed by the Norwich crowding playground space at According to a letter by Inter- The town would provide $102,0(X) in Interfaith is seeking an amend- director of Public Works circulate a Regional Technical School, Mayor Community Block Grant funds for ment to the agreement with the coun- list of the surplus equipment among Hockanum School. The board had George A. Dagon said. faith’s attorney, Dwight H. Merriam, land behind St. Paul’s Church. cil that would allow the transfer of department heads. He said if none of voted in October to dispose of the un- School Superintendent Sam J. economic conditions have made it its this spring to make room at The group was set to break ground the Block Grant funding without the the equipment is claimed the Town Leone said the schools were willing difficult for the corporation, which Hockanum to accommodate the last summer, but then the bond ' acquisition of financing. Council subcommittee handling to give up the school equipment in the began working on the project in 1966, children transferred from Willow- market became unstable. ’The council is scheduled to take ac- property disposition will find buyers classrooms because they are 25 to 30- to obtain financing for it. brook Park School which is scheduled William Lueckel, the president of ”We will try to acquire the land tion on the item Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for it. years-old and it would cost more to to close in June. Interfaith said the council agreed to and then wait until the interest rates in the Town Office Building. The Board of EMucation Tuesday refurbish some of it than to buy it 2 provide funding for acquisition of the become lower,“Lueckel said. ”It’s Board member Timothy Dwyer new. going to be difficult to obtain sub- land in conjunction with the ob- sidies from the government because, taining of financing to begin working there is a feeling of trying to cut back on the project before May 31. on social programs.” “We are hoping the council will He said Interfaith is trying to posi- agree to purchase the land with Block Grant funds, even though it tion itself so it has the land in place when financing becomes more ob- 4

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'.-.I 2 - EVENING HERALD. S«t.. May M, 1880 EVENING HERALD, Sat., May 24, 1980 — 3 Ubdote. State drops suit has gained momentum nationwide as the Memorial Day some officers as "bums.” talks at the State Department'with Muskie. weekend approaches. "If we hadn’t held the line on this, we would have had a Mobarek told reporters, “We are ready to resume Damage CBtimate walkout,” said Jack Sullivan, president of the Fraternal negotiations, but not on the basis of preconditions.” He on excess oil profit "That is a symbol of hope and a symbol of confidence,” Mrs. Grasso said as she secured the bow, which m atch^ Order of Police, which repfesents^memhers of Miami’s said he considered the Israeli position on East VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) — Preliminary estimates HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut He said under a court agreement between 1969 and 1973. her short-sleeved jersey, with help from Sherry Ray- 604member police force. Jerusalem-which Israel wanU as its capitol-to be a of damage from the Mount St. Helens eruption reached $1 officials Friday said the state was worked out in Los Angeles earlier Ajello said because of U.S. mond, 12, of the Chapman elementary school. I “’They felt betrayed,” said police spokesman Angelo precondition. , , billion Friday while scientists sought to determine when giving up its seven-year battle to this week, the state will be reim- Supreme Court decision two years First lady Rosalynn Carter recently tied a yellow rib- BiUls. Mobarek said he did not discuss with American of- it will be safe for people to return to the slopes. ficials the Idea of a summit meeting to rescue the stalled recover excess profits allegedly bursed $2()9,798 by the 23 major oil ago, the state was limited in how The death toll from SUhday’s devastating volcanic blast bon to an oak tree in Washington as a reminder of the Sullivan met Friday with Police Chief Kenneth Harms to discuss police grievances arising from the three days talks, ‘"rhere could be a summit, when there Is hlg earned by oil companies in a price- companies, under a consent decree, much money it could demand in the climbed to 32 and it was feared the count would go higher hostages. of rioting by blacks incensed over the acquittal Saturday progress, to finalize the negotiations,” he said. fixing conspiracy. which means the firms admit no alleged price-fix conspiracy. as searchers looked for many others reported missing. The governor said "as the old song tells us... tie a guilt. of four former Dade County policemen accused in the State Attorney General Carl Ajello The high court ruled in an Illinois Army National Guard helicopter crews had recovered yellow ribbon around that old oak tree until they come said the state had spent more than Connecticut and five other states case only a direct purchaser of home again.” beating death of a black man. 17 bodies from the desolate blast area around the peak Holiday period $200,000 since the suit was filed in had sued the companies for a total of petroleum could file a recovery suit The ribbon, tied to an oak tree on the east lawn of the and have sighted 15 other locations, some of which could ’The summer vacation seamn got under way Friday 1973 and in light of subsequent court ^ $750 million and the case was con- and since the Connecticut suit was Capitol, will remain in place until the hostages, in their involve multiple deaths. Peace talks with sunny skies stretching over much of the country and cases since then, chances of a solidated into one court action in filed on behalf of the people of the The ever-changing list of missing persons fluctuated 202nd day of captivity Fridav. are released. without the worries about gasoline shortages plaguing favorable decision “have become California. Kansas has also dropped state, the state could only put in a between 50 and 70. WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter met with American motorists last year. very questionable.” out of the case but four other states, claim for its purchases, he said. Rioters two top Egyptian officials Friday and had a ‘ ‘positive and Thousands of drivers jammed the nation’s highways foi Ajello told a news conference the California, Oregon, Washington and Ajello said even if the state won the Yellow ribbon MIAMI (UPI) — Assurances that rioters arrested useful discussion” about Middle East peace negotiations, the start of the long Memorial Day weekend. federal funds being used by the state Arizona have continued the suit. case, it would only be able to collect The National Safety Council estimated as many as 550 to combat anti-trust cases had run The Connecticut suit was filed by about $300,(X)0 for the four years in HARTFORD (UPD — Gov. Ella Grasso joined elemen- during this week’s violence will not be granted "blanket the White House said. motorists would die on the highways between 6 p.m. local out and "the amount that could be former state Attorney General question or up to about $900,(X)0 if tri- tary school students on the Capitol grounds Friday to tie amnesty” and the reinstatement of five officers accused Egyptian Vice President Hosni Mobarak and Carter of vandalism or brutality calmed talk of a police strike met for a half hour. Secretary of State Edmund Muskie time Friday and midnight Monday. collected by the state would not Robert Killian in 1973 and covered ple damages were awarded. a bright yellow ribbon and bow around an oak tree as a and national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinskl also The American Automobile Association reported justify continued litigation.” only the gasoline sales in the state symbol of "hope" for the 53 American hostages in Iran. Friday. But the police union began circulating a petition asking attended the session. adequate gasoline supplies for holiday travelers and a Mrs. Grasso, joined for the cermony by visiting for the recall of Mayor Maurice Ferre, who referred to After the White House meeting, Mobarak continued his miniscule decline in gas prices, which averaged |1.26 a fifthgraders from Cheshire, followed an observance that gallon. E a r ly protestors Picas§o show h uge, u n ique arrive at Seabroo k Award to Eighth District Fire Department SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - The tion at which they have vowed to tear laws of the state and to protect ______down large sections of fence and oc- Grange. Accepting the award for the depart- vanguard of a prom ised 2,000 private property; we must do both.” By PETER B. GRAM state Grange Master Frank Warner demonstrators began showing up for cupy the 140-acre construction site. But Gallon said the coalition has NEW YORK — A colossal display of Picasso’s presents a g o ^ citizenship award to the ment are Fire Chief Granville Lingard, a Memorial Day weekend protest at Selectmen in the tiny seacoast the choice of deciding “between creations has opened for the American public at New Eighth District Fire Department in center, and Assistant Fire Chief Frank Mor- the $3.1 billion Seabrook nuclear town granted permission for private legitimate dissent and illegal con- York’s museum of Modern Art. About one thousand Manchester on behalf of the Manchester davski. (Herald photo by Adamson), power plant Friday. A security guard landowners to allow up to 1 , ^ peo- frontations,” pieces, encompassing some seventy decades of was struck in the head with a rock ple to camp out on their property. Gallon asked other New England ^ “ “'“•I perpetural work, occupy the three floors of the large 29.77 and sections of fencing were cut. One campsite will |3e set up within states to send state troopers to museum. Members of the Coalition for 500 yards of the plant gate. Seabrook and all agreed except The exhibit is unique because never before was so Direct Action were assembling in The Boston-based coalition has Connecticut. New Hampshire to . V 90 ^ E3* much shown ail at one time. About one third came from Groton strike ends, two campgrounds for a demonstra- promised it will have at least 2,000 National Guardsmen have also been W9l«tA1MH POTOCAtT • the new Picasso Museum in Paris. All these works people at the anti-nuclear protest. called in to provide support services belonged to the artist at the time of his death seven years Security guard Glenn Frost was for the troopers. For period ending 7 p.m. EST 5/24/80. During Saturday, ago. struck just above the right eye with a The holiday demonstration was showers will fall oyer the northern Rockies, the Ohio Maine forest In lieu of estate taxes, the French government wisely two others continue rock while patrolling in back of the shaping up as a carbon copy of a valley and most of Florida. Clear to partly cloudy skies selected some 350 pieces, estimated to be worth $350 education center about 4:30 a.m. three day occupation attempt staged elsewhere. million. The total value of the MOMA exhibit may well By United Press Inter* “We’re planning to stick it out was signed about 1 a.m., ending 50 Friday, said Norman Cullerot, a by the coalition last October. reach over three times more, since an average painting national through the weekend,” she said. hours of talks. to be sprayed spokesman for the Fhiblic Service Co. Twenty-two people were arrested sells for $100,000. (Last week’s auction of an ACROBAT About 60 supervisors, non-union ’The proposed 3-year pact includes of New Hampshire, prime builder of A union representing about 2,000 then as state police used attack dogs, brought in $3 million). nurses and nurses from outside the raises totaling 21 percent and other AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - the plant. Gloria Wood, a secretary at the high a member of the “Sweet Adelines,” the marine draftsmen Friday tentatively mace and tear gas to beat back Weather forecast William Rubin, the curator who masterminded this im- hospital have been caring for contract improvements covering the Weather permitting, helicopters will Frost was given first aid and school, shows a group of choral students a female counterpart to the men’s barbershop agreed to end an eight-month repeated attempts by demonstrators pressive show, talked to Picasso about his plans during a patients since the nurses walked off submarine designers who walked off hover over Maine forests Saturday to returned to duty. Saturday variable cloudiness with a chance of showers different part of her life, as she does some groups. (Herald photo by Lavallee) walkout at the giant Electric Boat to tear down fences around the plant. visit to the French villa in 1972. It took eight years to ac- the job on ’Tuesday to press their the job last Oct. 1. About a half hour before Frost was late in the day, high temperatures around 80. Saturday plant in Groton, but strikes continued begin dousing woodlands with That brought to 1,912 the total complish it posthumously. vocal jazz interpretations. Mrs. Wood is also demands for higher wages and im- Dodd said the pact will be put pesticides to control the voracious struck, security guards reported night cloudy with a chance of a few showers lows arond at Danbury Hospital and a number of arrests made during At last Sundays preview, guests, holding their tickets, proved working conditions. before the MDA membership by a spruce budworm, state forestry of- some fencing was cut near railroad 60. Sunday fair, highs around 80. Outlook for Monday.. Bridgeport recycling plant. demonstrations which date back to circled in rain around the block for two hours to the 54th In Bridgeport, operators of the mail ratification vote which union of- ficials said. tracks at the north end of the plant Memorial Day...fair, highs again around 80. Probablity of Striking workers and officials at 1976 at the plant-the focal point of the Street entrance. The staging of the exhibit follows a nation’s only garbage-to-fuel ficials will begin tallying on June 8. Spraying of 1.2 million acres at a site. Cullerot said repairs were precipitation 30 percent Saturday and Saturday night. both the hospital and the $53 million anti-nuclear movem ent in the chronological order. The early works of Picasso’s teen- processing plant were still in contact "I’m very thankful that this long cost of $8 million is scheduled for quickly made and no demonstrators Northeast. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph ^turday and light and H igh school secretary showcase garbage recycling plant and bitter strike is coming to an end age years in Barcelona occupy the first floor. Realism with 85 striking workers, who walked gained access to the site. variable again Saturday night. said no talks were planned and they completion by June 20. On Jan. 4, 1976, demonstrator Ron and Neoclassicism characterize this period of purity. The out after failing to negotiate their at last,” he said. “The Coalition for Direct Action at were prepared for the walkouts to ’"rhey’re shooting for Saturday Rieck spent 36 hours perched on top stroke of early genius spurts here and there, missed then, first working agreement. But no for- Many of the workers had left the last through the Memorial Day evening but it depends on the Seabrook is going to blockade and oc- of a weather tower at the Seabrook mal talks were planned. state to take other jobs-one reason Dakotas parched but now easily recognized. weekend. weather,” said Marshall Wiebe, cupy Seabrook station May 24 site. When he came down he became Pablo Picasso moved to Paris, a haven for artists, at has secret m usical life David Brown, a spokesman for the for the MDA’s decision to take the spbkesman for the state Conserva- because all other efforts to stop this the first arrest at the Seabrook site. ’The 405-bed hospital’s patient pop- the turn of the century. He remained in his adopted coun- Connecticut ^Resources Recovery ratification vote by mail. nuclear power plant have failed,” ulation increased Friday for the first tion Department. "The first spray The Dakotas Friday were gripped in a drought and heat try until his death. The volatile Spaniard led a Bohemian By DAVE LAVALLEE Secretarial Association. "The kids have taken “The whole reason for Authority, said the walkout hadn’t "Strikers and their families have said spokesman Patrick Scanlon, of Retirees luncheon time since the walkout began. blocks will be in southern Aroostook wave that threatened to wipe out farmers already reeling life and did portraits of many friends, poets, fellow ar- Herald Reporter Mrs. Wood has been a this kind of a thing serious- having these outside people affected operations at the plant, suffered tremendous hardship-some Andover, Mass. Spokeswoman Rogers DePue said County.” MANCHESTER-The annual under high inflation and Interest rates. tists, publishers, his patroness Gertrude Stein, and her GLASTONBURY - secretary at the high ly. ’This is the first year in is that the students will which was going through a normally because of economic losses, others Gov. Hugh Gallon has declared the there were slightly more than 180 Winds must be less than 10 mph for luncheon of the Municipal Retirees "Unless we have significant rainfall soon, we will have brother. Most students and parents school for five years. that we have really done an have their awareness in- scheduled shutdown this week. because wage earners were forced to weekend a "civil emergency.” patients in the hospital, which has spraying, according to U.S. En- Association will be held June 10 at 1 a full-scale drought in South Dakota by mid-summer,” know Gloria Wood as a The students were enrichment program like creased,” Mrs. Davis said. ”At this point we don’t know when seek work in other parts of the coun- While doing the sets for the Ballet Russe, he met his been handling only essential and vironmental Protection Agency "The state’s actions will be dic- p.m. at Manchester Country Club. South Dakota Gov. William Janklow said. secretary at the high treated to Mrs. Wood’s jazz this," she said. Mrs. Davis was also part try,” Dodd said. Russian wife, Olga. His Blue Period represented his emergency cases. it would go back up. They are plan- specifications. tated by the tactics of those who Reservations must be made and "Farmers and ranchers ate already suffering from school, but a different side interpretation of "Go Tell The high school choir is of a group that helped ‘"rhe strike has divided our com- humanistic concern about poor people, in tragic poses, all "We admitted a few new patients ning to do some operations next week A biological pesticide known as Bt show up at Seabrook,” Gallon said. paid for by June 3 by calling Julia excessive inflation and high interest rates,” Janklow in blue, sad and depressing. of Mrs. Wood was seen by it on the Mountain,” currently preparing for its bring Moshe Paranov to and we have no word, indicating munity and hurt the economy of “We do not have the choice of today,” she said. “They’re still will be used in initial spraying of 200,- Meleski, M3-8326 or Feme Green, said. "A drought would eliminate all chances of making Soon, however, he entered the Rose Period, happy, about 50 music students on “Alfie,” "You are My final performance on June the high school for a otherwise at this time," he said. southeastern Connecticut. Had it deciding whether or not to uphold the picketing. Our staffing still seems to 000 acres by helicopter. Spraying 649-2158. ends meet this year.” bright and expressive, a change in mood, an escape from Wednesday. Sunshine,” and "Tea for 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the high special concert. "The strike is still on,” a union continued, I believe the strike could be adequate. ’The emergency room is with the substance in 'Washington and North Dakota farmers and ranchers were just as suffering. Perhaps his own mood in life had changed. Mrs. Wood not only Two.” At the conclusion of school. spokesman said, "We’re still not have crippled EB’s ability to fulfill prepared for the Memorial Day Hancock Counties is scheduled to pessimistic. Efforts were under way to have much of Exploring, developing, fulfilling one form, then quickly handles a typewriter each song, Mrs. Wood ’The chorus has also been /HOUKA/canem/ talking.” its role in our national defense,” he M TIM TA TI t 4 U IT • • tU V IN U U « weekend.” start Monday, Tighe heads police union North Dakota declared a drought disaster area, state moving on to another. keyboard very well, but received a loud ovation. In invited to perform this Sun- ■AST HARTFOMO SSS*St« But the news was much brighter in said. ■AAOAIN M A T m a OAILT Marylou Miller, executive director "Spraying with Sevin is still a few Agriculture Commissioner Myron Just said. she is also quite at home fact, she was even called day at the Wadsworth FMST SNOW ONLY St.SO Groton, where marathon talks "This has been a grueling week, This Cubism was born. A forceful painting of 1907, The of Local 47 of the Connecticut Health days off, probably the end of next MANCHESTER -Seven police terms for officers. Some areas in central and northeast North Dakota, also behind a piano doing jazz back for an encore. Atheneum at 3:30 p.m.* arranged by Rep. Chris Dodd, D- and it’s often been discouraging,” Demoiselles d’ Avignion, depicted five girls in a Spanish Care Associates, which represents week,” Wiebe said. Sevin is sprayed union officials were voted into office John Hawthorne replaced Ed smacked with record-setting high temperatures, have interpretations. Mrs. Davis, the choral Dodd said. "I think every one of us brothel, marks the turning point of modem art. We see the 225 striking registered nurses, Conn., came up with a solution to the from fixed wing aircraft. during Wednesday night’s elections Tighe’s empty vice president’s seat had no rain for nearly three months. The la sllast tt On Wednesday, Mrs. director, said Mrs. Wood’s lengthy strike at Connecticut’s was ready to call it quits at one time all the preliminary sketches that Picasso worked on, plus said there were about 30 nurses and Environmentalists have protested of Local 1495, Council 15 of the and Bob Johnson was elected t i m ^ it rained in Hannah, N.D., was Feb. 27. For the numerous versions for the final draft. Wood gave a short talk to visit to the classrooom was -G C TpST nr second-largest private employer. or another, but someone else insisted FNtm lint It Oiidi 20 representatives of other unions the planned use of the chemical American Federation of State, Coun- treasurer replacing Beau ’Thumauer. Munich, N.D., the date was Feb. 21. There are stark, sharp, bold lines, of female torsos, Lisbeth Davis’ choral part of an overall plan to DON'T The tentative agreement between on hanging on. It was a real battle, Sevin-4 oil on about 1 million acres broaden the experiences of picketing the hospital Friday after- ty and Municipal Employees. Gary Waterhouse is the new recor- with unfeminine faces, progressing rapidly from left to music class and also did the Marine Draftsmen Association and in the end we all won.’' because the pesticide has been found ding secretary, replacing Johnson. the music students. Ed Tighe is the local’s new presi- right into cubism and distortion. Here comes the in- some vocal jazz inter- and the General Dynamics division to probably enhance viruses in dent replacing Russ Holyfield who Donald Wright, Sam Kotsch and Mrs. Davis has also in- ANSWER fluence of African art, the simple, expressive lines of pretations while accom- humans. served for one, one-year term. Union John Marvin were all elected to the Lottery numbers vited to the class the primitiveness, that will occupy his next decade. panying herself on piano. members adopted new two-year local’s Board of Directors. The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in First, synthetic Cubism, assembling images into a total Mrs. Wood, who said jazz Madrigal Chamber Singers New England: structure; later, analytical cubism: removing basic is an individaul kind of art, from the University of B ig Ver m o n t win Connecticut: 634. elements and creating bare areas for a simplified finali- has been following and per- Hartford’s Hartt School of It'S tt)t wir of tfw waittr*... Music and and H artt’s they capture the kitchen, New Hampshire: 6790. ty- forming jazz throughout Choral Director Gerald den>olish the dining Rhode Island: 8201. Some fine examples of collages (glued paper) are her life. room, and leave shown, depicting his sharp humor. His extensive Mack. certai n for Reaga n The winning weekly lottery number drawn Friday in "Jazz is interpretation IS Camp Oakamo in rulna. ■NOVATIONS HAR (FITTERS New England: drawings of the bull fights, resembling cave drawings as and you must interpret BARRE, Vt. (UPI) - Ronald delegates, with two uncommitted, their party badly split. New Hampshire: 751-28. Lucky color red. well as variable portraits, occupy another gallery. A songs in your own way,” Vernoncint I-.2 Reagan was certain to be the big The slate they proposed excluded Smith was up for re-election as 211 Vz Spencer St. K-MART PLAZA paucity of his great Erotica Series is only showtKhidden she told the students. p o m f •> .' I E « ' nu MMIT eoRPg winner at the Vermont Republican Rep. James Jeffords, R-Vt.-the national committeeman, challenged in a comer. “Jazz is the love of my "a bunch of frulta,'— convention Saturday, while several state’s stop GOP vote-getter-a move by former state Tax Commissioner life,” she said. nuts and flakes. hundred uncommitted delegates held that horrified many Republican Lawrence Wright, a Reagan backer, MANCHESTER, CT. Parade due on cable TV She is also a member of BESTPKTUK ^ The small ceramic display of birds and animals 1. MANCHESTER the key to a Democratic confronta- leaders. But there were chances an 11th hour the female counterpart to KRAMER" S? D R I V E - I N / R O U T E S 6 & 4 4 A The Gong ShoMlhal tion between Sen. Edward Kennedy, It also denied a seat to GOP compromise could lead to the MANCHESTER — Community Broadcasting will exemplify his unique talent of expression in variable the men’s barbershop VMS g o n ^ t h e o e n s a OPBN evCRY NIQHT D-Mass., and President Carter. National Committeeman Stewart withdrawal of either Smith or televise the May 4 Loyalty Day Parade in Manchester forms quartet, “Sweet Adelines” . VS. Troi I Monday at 7 p.m. on (^ble Channel 13. 3 CmZIE MOVIES The Republicans, meeting in Smith, the state co-chairman for Wright, ND Mrs. Wood has been 'KRAMER Barre, were to choose 19 national 2 George Bush’s sagging presidential Reagan narrowly won the March 4 Commentators for the parade will be Carol Seaton and Picasso’s epic war painting, titled Guernica after the singing with the group for Dei Dixon. convention delegates with Reagan campaign. non-binding presidential primary town in Spain bombed by the Nazi squadrons during the six years and is currently Q /X E 5 4 A « The program will also be shown Wednesday and Friday expected to-get most of them. Smith earlier this week offered a over John Anderson, with Bush a dis- civil war, compares to Tolstoy’s War and Peace in the president of the ANNIVERSARY nights. Republican leaders huddled late "unity” slate that would give Reagan tant third. literature. ’The tortured, mauled bodies of villagers and Glastonbury Educational Persons interested in commenting on programming ICaRimiL Friday, hoping to reach an agree- 11 delegates. Bush four and send four But his Vermont organization should call 6464)660. horses evoke anger and despair. A smaller version, with ment that would avoid a bitter con- uncommitted. rallied in local caucuses last month SPECIAL mechanized soldiers shooting naked civilians during the / ■ flU U V k vention fight that could jeopardize Reaganites said they were willing and swept a majority of the state Korean War, reveals Picasso’s despair for human tor- their chances at the polls in to compromise in the name of unity, convention delegates. GOOD MAY 27 to MAY 31 Well child conference set ture. In contrast, his love and amusement for his women AN EVENING AT THE "POPS" at jim .eM arsACA November. and negotiations continued late' No fireworks were expected at the and children is aptly shown in his works of domestic life. 211011 CONTmWf Reagan forces originally wanted Friday with GOP leaders fearful a Democratic convention at St. their man to get 17 of the 19 national ANDOVER— a well child conference will be held at IS bloody convention fight would leave Michael’s College in Winooski, where the Andover Congregational Church on June 5. The clinic Getting through the third floor, one muses, "I cannot i H a n c t | e 0 t e r 12 national convention votes were at SHAMPOO, CUT, BLOWDRY will be conducted by the Community Health Service, Inc. absorb any more.” “ It is too much.” Yet, we view only a CABE names officers stake-six full delegates and 12 half of Columbia-Hebron-Andover-Marlborough. small portion of this giant’s lifetime. 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Sat., May 24, IMP - 5 Reqion , F e r f t o n panel delays ^action on ordinance given because people tend to abuse it. , By BARBARA RICHMOND Darcey has a large backlog of violations H era ld Reporter and It was felt If toe ordinance had more

VERNON— With questions still lurking teeth in it some of these could be taken in their minds as to whether alternate care of. Wehrli said he finds toe backlog of methods might be better, the Town Coun- cases objectionable and feels that toe or- cil, has delayed action on a proposed or- dinance, as proposed might alleviate some dinance concerning the abatement of of Darcey’s problems. nuisances in tenement houses in town. The ordinance provides that if a case is The proposed ordinance concerns the taken to court that such cases take abatement of nuisances at tenement Precedence over all other court business houses, the appointment of receiver of in toe civil court. rents, the liability of the ov4ner, the pay- Councilman James McCarthy objected ment of expenses, liability of receiver, to the section of the state laws which would make toe town receiver if toe — w m p T ® ® * * : municipal personnel to assist, the dis- property owner doesn’t comply with toe itiU M ' charge of the receiver, the rights of the mortgagee or lienor, remedying nuisance court order an toe section that says the and paying expenses and tenement house receiver would be Uable for injuries to operating funds. persons and property. - This architect’s sketch of the proposed new firehouse to east. The garage doors face south to Birch Road. Town Attorney Edwin Lavitt said the or- dinance was taken bodily out of the state Open house scheduled be built in Vernon, shows the building looking from the statutes. ^ ; BOLTON — The Bolton Cooperative i John Darcey, the town's housing code Nursery School, located in the educational inspector, asked the council Monday night building of toe Bolton Congregational to consider giving him "police powers” in Firehouse vote set Wednesday Church, Bolton Center Road, will sponsor enforcing the ordinance. an open House Wednesday from 9 to 11:30 But Councilman James McCarthy said By BARBARA RICHMOND of the referendum. After the, referendum the coats and storage. Lawrence told the council a.m. i he doesn’t like to see increased power Herald Reporter official tallying will be done in the lobby of the that there was little wasted space. Memorial Building, Park Place. VERNON — Vernon voters will be going to He suggested that the exterior be of brick The new firehouse will be built south of the polls on Wednesday from noon to 8 p.m. to which would be more compatible with the College courses slated nr ^ Interstate 86 on land owned by the town on -P voice their approval or disapproval for an ap- residential neighborhood where the station Birch Road. It was designed by Lawrence propriation of $375,000 for the design and con- will be built. He also said he designed the sta- Associates of Manchester. struction of a new firehouse. tion with several skylights to preserve energy at Rockville hospital If approved, the new station will replace the Voters of the various districts of the town during the daylight hours. These were also antiquated Dobson Road-Route 30 station. VERNON — Eastern Connecticut State This course will explore the organiza- 'will vote at their respective polling places as eliminated. The plans for the proposed building have College will offer two undergraduate tion processes, including leadership, follows; District I, Sykes School cafeteria, The council said it didn’t see the need for a been scaled down from original plans which courses at Rockville General Hospital motivation. Communication and change. ;Park Street; District II, Maple Street School; large training room as other of the town carried a price tag of $420,000 after those plans during the fall 1980 semester. Business 130 is a prerequisite for enroll- M ^District III, Skinner Road School; District IV, firehouses have such facilities which can be were rejected as being too expensive, by the One course in English 104 is a writing ment. Classes are tentatively scheduled •Lake Street School; and District V, Vernon used. The council also leaned away from using Town Council. workshop for students who seek additional for ’Thursdays from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. ^Elementary School, Route 30. the building as an emergency shelter as Lawrence said the building has to be con- skills in paragraph and short essay Both courses are three-credit ones. Those who are not registered voters, but proposed by the Permanent Municipal structed of non-cumbustible materials. The development. The class will meet Classes will start during toe week of Sept. ^ h o are qualified to vote because they are Building Committee but the building will con- plans as originally proposed called for a large ’Tuesdays from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. 3 but reservations should be made by May ■liable for taxes on an assessment of at least tain an emergency generator. training room, kitchenette, small officers' The second course is Organizational 30 by calling toe hospital, 872-0501, Ext. $2,000, should vote at the Sykes School. Before The town Fire Study Committee which was room, a small watch room and small shower Behavior/Business 231, an analysis of toe 274, between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday {oing to vote these persons should go to the originally formed to study the organization of and toilet facilities. The latter has to be Psychological and sociological through Friday. Assessor and obtain a certificate to Present at the fire departments, was asked to make designed to accommodate handicapped per- recommendations concerning the new station. phenomena that underlie group behavior. jhe time of voting. sons. > The last day for obtaining absentee ballots is The committee recommended a single- The plans also had included three other story, two-bay fire station with capacity for loday. The filled out forms must be returned small rooms for gear and apparatus and a to they are received by the town clerk the day four pieces of equipment. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY small work room plus two small alcoves for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Two hack Gejdenson SPECIALS EFFECTIVE COVENTRY — A news release issued support him, next week. May 27 to Juno lot Classes to run by the office of Sam Gejdenson, one of the Gejdenson is a former two-term state Democratic candidates seeking the representative from toe Town of Bozrah. nomination to run for U.S. Representative Most recently he was legislative liason for nursery schools from the 2nd Congressional District, the Governor’s Office of Policy and states that two delegates from Coventry Management. have said they will support him. John Dempsey, a Democrat, and son of VERNON — The Child Development classes at Gejdenson said the two delegaies, Bar- former Governor John Dempsey is also Rockville High School will be operating two nursery bara Johnson and Elizabeth Patterson, seeking the nomination for the 2nd schools during the next school year. Applications will both of Coventry, had formerly pledged Congressional seat being vacated by be accepted Umough May 29. their support to the candidacy of Robert Democrat Christopher Dodd who is a can- Persons who w i^ to register their child should send (Skip) Walsh, who is also a Coventry resi- didate for the U. S. Senate seat being Center Cut a self-addressed and stamped envelope to Nursery dent. vacated by the retirement of Abraham Applications in care of Mrs. Claire Bellino, Rockville BOnOM Gejdenson said the support of the two Ribicoff. High School. ROIW ROAST Coventry delegates will be a great boost to In a news release issued Thursday by The school will be for children who are three years his candidacy in the northern part of the Dempsey’s office, he said he received a old or who will be three by Dec. 31. The child also has 2nd District. He said he will announce the major bwst as a large bloc of delegates, ^ to be toilet trained, parents must provide transporta- names of additional delegates from led by Middletown Mayor Michael Cubeta, tion, and the child must not have a severe handicap Tolland County, who have said they will endorsed him. that the students would be unable to cope with. U 8 D A C H O IC E A separate nursery school will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays for children four years of age by Dec. • DELI • 31. EYE ROUND ^ \KRAKUSIMPOE In both cases preference will be given to Vernon residents. Equal numbers of males and females will be ROAST POUSH

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6 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., May 24, 1980 Personal Bankruptcy The Americana Trail 119 miles of history

filed by Ted LaBonne By BETTY RYDER Newport Railway, reinstated in 1979. both a railroad and a glimpse back Family Editor The train chugs along the same 1864 Into 19th Century America. The MANCHESTER - Well-known with the government May 20. A “341 were incorporated and tlye court was With the energy crunch and the route and gives you spectacular narrow gauge railroad takes you on a Manchester businessman George T. Meeting" will be set up after interested in all of the names he does high gasoline prices, area residents views of the U.S. Navy Base and 5>A mile ride through cranberry bog LaBonne has filed for personal LaBonne’s creditors are notified and business under. are teing a little more selective Narragansett Bay where the country. In fall you can see the bankruptcy according to a petition at the appropriate paperwork is com- Asked if the personal bankruptcy making vacation plans. America’s cup races are held every cranberries being harvested. But you the U.S. ^nkruptcy Court in Hart- piled. filing would affect his insurance One that seems reasonable, as well three years, including 1980. can also taste the product in any ford. Contacted at his office Friday, business, located at 155 Main St., or Providence, the state capital, is number of ways-muffins, bread or W /' as very enjoyable, is the Americana LaBonne, who operates LaBonne- LaBonne said the bankruptcy was his travel agency at 67 E. Center St., Trail—119 miles of history, sealore, remarkable both for its many fudge - at the Bake Shop on the Bemis Associates Inc., LaBonne personal but was reluctant to com- LaBonne replied, “Who knows?” scenery and seafood. historic buildings and its present grounds. Travel Inc. and Financial Planners ment on the amount of his in- No date for a hearing has been set The Americana Traill is a tour renaissance as a cultural center. Edaville also has a museum for Inc. filed under Chapetr 9 provisions debtedness or the status of his by the court. route between Mystic, Conii., and More than 100 old homes, many railfans, antique auto and gun collec- finances. He did say his businesses Plymouth, Mass., that winds along dating back to the late 18th Century tions, a horse drawn trolley to ride, the southeastern coast of New have been carefully restored by an antique carousel and a petting zoo. England. private owners on Benefit Street. The last stop on the Trail is in According to Claire Hopkins, Providence’s “ Mile of History” . many ways the first stop, for it’s Court welcome Obituaries Guided walking tours are offered. Americana Trail coordinator, it Plymouth, Mass., America’s first Walter A.V. Person Jr. offers the traveler 22 major and 31 The John Brown House, built in “hometown.” EAST HARTFORD - Walter 1l 5A secondary attractions depicting 1786, is the home of the Rhode Island Plymouth Rock can be seen at the A.V. Person Jr., 54, of 21 Sunset more than 350 years of American Historical Society. harbor where the pilgrims are sup- by businesses Ridge Drive, died Thursday night in From Providence there are two history and culture going back to the posed to have stepped ashore in 1620. Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford Pilgrims and their Wampanoag In- side trips of particular interest to A repiica of the Mayflower, is his dining facilities in anticipation of By KEVIN FOLEY Springs. dian friends. children: the Children’s Museum in moored in the harbor. Both here and the forecast crush of recess diners. Herald Reporter He was the husband of Doris E. It also offers some of New Pawtucket, R.I. and Rocky Point at the Plimoth Plantation “inter- "We should be very busy at (Chambers) Person. Park, in Warwick Neck, which also preters” portray the original MANCHESTER — When the lunchtime,” Oleksinski remarked England’s most beautiful seacoast Mr. Person was bom in Hartford, boasts the world’s largest “shore” Pilgrims, answering questions about Marshalls discount clothing store recently. 'T il probably have to bring scenery, picturesque fishing ports, July 9, 1925 and was a U.S. Navy dinner hall. the crossing or daily life in the 1627 closed its doors two years ago at its on some new waitresses as weli. Mystic Seaport —Mystic, Conn. sandy beaches and the pride of New veteran of World War II. Stop §3 Fall River village in keeping with their West Center-Center street iocation in We're iooking forward to it,” he England seafood. favor of the Manchester Parkade, a He was employed in the Volunteers receive certificates But the trail’s most remarkable Fall River, Mass., is Stop #3 on the character and in 17th century conver- added. experimental department of United Americana Trail. number of smali businesses surroun- Diagonaily across from the feature is that it offers all of this in sational English. ding the empty store thought their Technologies Corp., East Hartford, Six Volunteer Income Tax Assistants from were also presented by the Internal Revenue just 119 miles. That’s less than a It’s major attraction can be seen The Americana Trail offers so courthouse, Arthur Treacher’s Fish for 35 years. Manchester were among tax volunteers who from the Braga Bridge as you cross days were numbered. and Chips is also anticipating the Service to Manchester Community College . tankful of gasoline in most anyone’s many possibilities that it is easy and However those fears can be put He was a past master of Lodge 73, were awarded certificates of appreciation at and to the Manchester Evening Herald. They car. the Taunton River, coming from fun to improvise, picking and' aside now that the state judicial iunchtime crowds by adding several AF & AM, Manchester; past patron ceremonies in the Hartford Civi'6-^enter were made in appreciation for service to the Established in 1974, the Americana either Newport or Providence- choosing as you go along. department plans to open the new employees and expanding its Temple Chapter 53 and a member of Trail is promoted by an organization Battleship Cove. An idea in 1965, the For a free Americana Trail Map menu. Sue George, the restaurant’s Nutmeg Forest 116, Tall Cedars of Thursday. From left are John Sposito>Qhet eWerly in preparation of income tax return. complex now includes the World War Manchester Superior Court where Parciak, George Potterton, Vera DOrm^ Id photo by Pinto) of attractions, restaurants and ac- Brochure, Vacation Guide, Calendar Marshalls used to ^e^ Most manager said she expects sales to go Lebanon, 'Manchester; Scottish commodations along the route. II battleship, USS Massachusetts, the of Events and Bargain Hunters Fac- merchants are anticipating a jump in up, but seemed surprised when told Rites; Spinx Temple where he served John Dormer, and John Mushko. Award^ The attractions have been World War II submarine USS Lion- tory Outlet Guide, write Americana business. the court will have three hearing as a member of the cycle unit; Omar organized into six major stops. They fish, the destroyer USS Joseph P. Trail 80’, P.O. Box 831, Fall River, rooms. Shrine Club; Delta Chapter, Royal Kennedy, Jr., a modern gunboat, the The tentative opening day is June .T.1 are Mystic, Conn.; New- Mass. 02722. IS and with the possibiiity of three At McDonaid’s on West Center Arch Masons; Fellowcraft Club and port/Providence, R.I.; Fall River, USS Asheville, the last known courtrooms in operation at the same Street, manager Steve Moriarty said the Auxiliary State Police. New Bedford; Edaville Railroad in operational World War II PT Boat as Friday his outdoor seating will come Besides his wife, he leaves, three Welles Village rehab well as a PT Boat Museum and time, the immediate neighborhood is South Carver; and Plymouth, Ma. likely to be flooded with hungry at- in handy, particuiarly during the daughters, Mrs. John (Vicki) a M a library. Most travelers come into the area torneys, defendants, plaintiffs and summer months. Sochacki, Trenton, N.J.; Mrs. il £ Just a couple hundred yards from Mb ^ from the west, on Interstate 95. For judges. Couple that with the “We’re going to play it by ear,” he Kathleen Ling, Marietta, Ga., and them the Americana Trail starts at these 20th Century vessels is the numerous clerks, reporters and other said. “But we’ll also stock up on per- Mrs. William (Diane) MacDonald, to start by Sept. 21 Mystic, Conn., Stop #1. Marine Museum (included on the court employees and the five sonnel before the court opens.” Port Washington, N.Y..; two sisters, nx Mystic Seaport is America’s same admission ticket) featuring dis- The local package store, just a few Mr8,_.Wjlliam (Elvia) Trinks and restaurants, two gas stations, the GLASTONBURY — In its largest maritime museum. The 17 plays from the Luxurious Faii River steps from the courthouse may Mrs. Joyce Delimate, both of East finai development program and tenants needs more study. He said package store and the barber shop in timetable for the rehabilitation acre complex has over 180 ships and Line which from the 1840’s to 1937 become the busiest of all es- Hartford and three grandchildren. - HUD’s final approval will be set on relocation will not start until July 30. the within easy walking distance are program for Welies Village, the U.S. boats - some along its quarter mile was the “only way” to go from tablishments in the court vicinity. Funeral services will be Tuesday July 15. Willett said he would like to see the bound to be busy before, during and Department of Housing and Urban waterfront on the Mystic River Boston to New York. The Museum However, its owner seemed in- morning at 11 at the Holmes Funeral The bid opening wili be on Aug 15, project done over a two-year after court hours. Development has indicated construc- —Some in museum buildings. One of has over 100 ship models ranging different. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. “We start to swing hammers by sch^ule, with an average of eight Bilt Oleksinski, manager of tion will be started by Sept 21. its proudest exhibits is the 1841 from a fraction of an inch to 13V2 ‘‘Oh yeah, w e’li get some There will be no calling hours. Sept. 21,” Bill Willett said, the units being renovated each month. Willie’s Steak House directly behind David B. Harrity, HUD’s deputy wooden whaleship, the Charles W. feet. spillover,” he said. Burial will be in Hillside executive director of the Housing “We are going to go right through Horseneck Beach, one of the finest the court, said he has been expanding director for development, has Morgan, which you can climb Cemetery, East Hartford. Authority. the winter. The first order of con- beaches in Southern Massachusetts released a schedule of events for the aboard. Memorial donations may be made Willett said the process is moving struction is to expand the Community is less than 15 miles from Fall River, rehabilitation program, which is quickly because the authority had a The Mystic Marinelife Aquarium is to the Diabetes Association, 17 Hall so that we have more office a short detour on your way to New going to pump about $4 million into comprehensive study of the only a few minutes away. Opened in Oakwood Drive, West Hartford. space and maintenance area,” Bedford, Mass., the next stop. Lin- substantiai rehabiiitation of 197 units rehabilitation plans already com- 1974, it now offers m ore than 2,000 Cuba rejects Willett explained. coln Park, a 45 ride amusement park Donald J. Sitek at the viilage. Two of the 199 units pleted when the project was ap- “The exciting thing about this is mprine specimens including the only ELLINGTON - Donald J. Sitek, have aiready been renovated. proved, belukha (white) whale, in New is also located on the way. that we are are doing something con- Slop #4 New Bedford 22, of 395 Village St., Ellington, died On June 10, tentative site approval Donald J. Vigneau is the architect England. Several varieties of seals, structive. When it is completed we The old whaling city of New Bed- Thursday at St. Francis Hospital, is scheduled to be held with the including northern furseals cavort and he presented a set of 27 pages of have to continue proper maintenance ford is Stop #4 on the Americana refugee plan Housing Authority and HUD. The Elms —Newport, R.I. outdoors on the 2.5 acre Seal Island. Hartford. He was the son of Edward plans to the Housing Authority and to make sure the people who Trail. and Antoinette Sitek of Eilington. On July 1, the Housing Authority Wednesday night. Inside in the 1,400 seat Marine KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) - The any other country,” a Radio Havana rent, respect public property,” The era described in Herman Mr. Sitek was born in Manchester wiii submit requirements for the Willett said the relocation of Willett added. Theatre, dolphin, sea lion and whale Cuban government rejected a broadcast monitored in Miami said. on Dec. 24,1957 and was employed by training sessions are given hourly, Melville’s novel Moby Dick is recap- proposal Friday by the United States. Despite the Cubans’ rejection, U.S. Pratt & Whitney Division of United starting at 10 a.m. tured best at the Whaiing Museum, a Great Britain and Costa Rica to State Department spokesman Hod- Technologies in East Hartford. At Steamboat Wharf, in Mystic, block size complex of several engage in talks on the Cuban refugee ding Carter III said, “We are not Besides his parents he leaves a visitors can board the M/V Adven- buildings, located in the city’s crisis, dashing hopes for an orderly prepared to pronounce the proposals brother Daniel Sitek of Ellington; ECHS gets accreditation restored W aterfront Historic ture for a sightseeing cruise. On exodus from the Communist island. dead, although it is clear that the two sisters, Mrs. Sophie Mitzkovitz Wednesdays and Saturdays, they can District. The Whaling Museum has the President Carter had hoped the Cuban government rejected trie of Ellington and Mrs. Nancy Green of EAST HARTFORD - A regional about 5 percent of the schools in New take a 3 (A hour roundtrip cruise to Willett said the major concern of world’s most complete collection of multi-laterai talks proposed by the tripartite proposal.” Stafford; his maternal grandmother, education committee has accredited England receive the maximum ac- the U.S. Submarine.base in New Lon- the committee, which visited the whaling artifacts, and also a fine three nations would be a step toward Mrs. Anna Howazak of Windsor; and East Hartford High School for five creditation of 10 years, while most school last fall, was the school’s don, Conn. collection of scrimshaw art and a organizing the ragtag flotilia that has Meanwhile, the U.S. government six nephews. years, school officials announced schools receive either five or two- “erratic heating and ventilation Slop §2 Newport/Providence half scale model of a whaling ship, ca’-'-ied more than 70,000 Cubans to continued its crackdown on boat cap- Funeral services wiil be Tuesday Thursday. * year accreditations. system,” which, has been a problem Two major cities of Rhode Island, th-j United States since April 21. tains who try to reach the Cuban in- The New England Association of The visiting committee said the a . the Lagoda, the largest ship model in at 9:15 a.m. from the White-Gibson- in the building. Newport and Providence, make up the world, which you can actually But in a dispatch from the Cuban dustriai port of Mariel in defiance of Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., Schools and Colleges has approved school’s curriculum is reasonably The committee said the school’s Stop if2 On the trail. climb aboard. news agency Prensa Latipa, the Carter’s ban on the sealift. The Rockville with a mass of Christian the committee’s recommendation extensive in meeting students needs Newport has been a mecca for staff was “ well qualified” and The 14-block district, with its Cuban foreign ministry‘itfmed the refugees also kept arriving at the burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bernard’s for the five-year accreditation. but that the school increase offerings summer visitors for over a centu^. “numerically adequate" to meet the cobblestones and lantern lights, proposal “totally untimely” and said docks at Key West. Church. Burial will be in St. Ber- East Hartford High School Prin- for students in low average to lower school’s needs. In fact, several of the palatial it constituted “an intent of mul- By noon F riday, 1,365 more nard’s Cemetery. cipal Douglas Willett said that only level classes. summer homes of 19th century appears much the way it did to tiiateral interference in the intemai refugees had a rriv ^ in Key West, Friends may call at the funeral millionaires are now open to the Melville in the 1840’s. Also in the dis- affairs of Cuba, which this ministry bringing the total for the month-old home Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 public. trict, is the Seamen’s Bethel, / ■ is obligated to reject.” sealift to 70,936. Since the exodus to .9 p.'m. Three of them, Belcourt (Dastle, Melville describes in Moby Dick. “As a sovereignty, we do not have Lloyd defends two aides In the summer, a unique shuttle began April 21, more than 1,800 boats The Elms and Mrs. Astor’s to be subjected to the negotiations of have returned from Mariel. In Memoriam .24 / li Beechwood are Americana Trail at- service takes visitors from the Tourist Information Center at the i i In loving 01610017 ol David Gtorge Murdock, who tractions. Another is Hammersmith passed away May 25th, 1851. rear of the Whaling Museum via fire Farm, on Newport’s scenic 10 mile on Virgin Island trip truck to a Fire Museum a mile away. I cannot say, and 1 will not say Ocean Drive best known as a That he is dead — he is just away! From New Bedford, you can take Parade plans set And left us dreaming how very fair Anthony Sardinas, acting director of again. summer White House for the John F. HARTFORD (UPI) - State Health the Cape Island Express Ferry to It needs must be. since he iingers there. preventable diseases, and Nancy “I don’t think there should have Kennedys during his administration. EAST HARTFORD - The form at 10 a.m. and will promptly Think of him faring on, as dear Commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd Martha’s Vinyard or the “Alert” Goidberg, chief of the department’s been ticket switching in the first New England’s largest assortment American flags that line Main Street move out at 10:30 a.m. In the love ol There as the love ol Here; defended two of his staff members mail boat to Cuttyhunk. Southeastern Think of him stiil as the same, I say: place,” said Lloyd. But he said he of antique and classical cars can be are a sure indication that a parade is Cummiskey said the Marshal of the Friday for taking a side vacation trip nutrition section. Air, based at the New Bedford Air- He is not dead — he is Just away! The auditors said the two vioiated planned no action against Sardinas seen at the Newport Automobile to be expected. And that’s just what parade is Lt. Col. James Shelmer- to the Virgin Islands before attending port offers charter flights to Cape Sadly missed. Mother. a comptrolier’s memorandum when and Ms. Goldberg. Museum. will happen Monday at 10:30 a.m. dine Jr. and Assistant Marshal is a health conference in Houston. Cod and the Islands. when the six-division. East Hartford Bertha Hammer. He said parade Lloyd said attendance at the two- they failed to notify the state they Newport is also the home of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Slop §5 So. Carver Memorial Day parade begins its Adjutant is Frank Jones and Assis- In Memoriam day conference was beneficial to the switched tickets to take the vacation Bloodmobile In the Newport Casino, where it is Stop ||I5 on the Trail lands the march from the corner of Larrabee tant Chief of Staff is Stanley Backus. In loving memory of Clifford Magnuson who passed state, he didn’t think the side trip first at no extra cost. away May 15. 1979 also claimed, clams casino were first visitor in the heart of “Cranberry Street and Burnside Avenue to The parade reviewing stand will be was unethical and there were “ab- The auditors also questioned whether Fishing Fleet —New Bedford, Mass. Country” reminding the visitor that You left some beautiful memories, they went to the convention just so here Tuesday invented. Hillside Cemetery. on the west side of Hillside Street solutely no grounds for disciplinary Massachusetts is a major producer And sorrow too great to be told. they could take the vacation. You can also take a ride up the The chief of staff for the parade is before the entrance to the cemetary. But to those who loved and lost you, action” MANCHESTER — A visit of the of the nation’s only native fruit. Sardinas and Ms. Goldberg denied west side of Aquidneck Island on a John E. Cummiskey, Junior Vice The parade will be reviewed by the Your memory will never grow old. He said the issue had been “blown Red Cross Bloodmobile is scheduled Edaville Railroad. South Carver, is Commander of the American Legion Honorary Grand Marshal, the the charges and said the practice of vintage train of the Old Colony and Sadly missed by wife. way the hell out of proportion.” for Tuesday at Concordia Lutheran Post 77. Cummiskey said the Honorary Marshal, the Marshal, the But Lloyd said he felt it would have combining vacations with business Church, 40 Pitkin St. parade’s honorary Grand Marshals Honorary Chiefs of Staff, and Board meeting been better if the two had not linked trips was practiced by personnel in The visit will be conducted from IV are Mayor Georgy A. Dagon, Town representatives the from American other state agencies. VERNON — The Suburban the acation with the March business 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Council C hairm an H arry A. The report to the governor referred Legion and Veterans of Foreign Women’s Club of Vernon, Ellington trip, though it was legal, Persons in good health between the Egazarian, members of the Town Wars. only to the meeting on high blood and Tolland will have a meeting of its earlier in the day, the commissioner ages of 18 and 66 is eligible to donate. Council and members of the Board of pressure control in Houston which The parade will be held under all combined boards on May 27 at 7:30 submitted a report ordered by Gov. Appointments may be made by Education. Lioyd defended as necessary and in normal conditions, regardless of the p.m. at the Chaison home, 801 Hart- Ella Grasso after state auditors calling 643-5111.. He said the six-division parade will weather. the best interest of the state. ford Turnpike; Vernon. criticized the seven-day side trip bv Walk-in donors will be accepted Mrs. Grasso, in a brief statement throuehout the day. after receiving the report, said “it appears to substantiate the More meetings One third support requirements of law.” Pad1 air expected Pressed by reporters about the MANCHESTER — There are ■T HARTFORD (UPI) - State air vacation trip, Lloyd told reporters several additions to Manchester’s Olympic games ban “This has nothing to do with the quality officials issued a low level later, “We’re dealing with a situation meeting calendar on page 8. The ash,” Ypnosky said. “It should stay The formal deadline for entries is ozone warning for Saturday, saying of appearances” and he didn’t think Board of Education will meet at 8 that way pretty much through the I LONDON (UPI) - A day before Saturday and the International Olym- air quality statewide would be un- it was unethical for the two staffers p.m. at the Manchester High School. weekend unless we get a backdoor entries close for the Moscow Olym- pic Committee promised an official healthful. to do what they they did. Also the Eighth Utilities District cold front or it turns a little cloudier. meeting will be at the Bentley pic Games, President Carter’s list Tuesday. Department of Environmental But because of reforms being im- boycott has received support from State Department spokesman Hod- Protection Senior Air Pollution Con- It’s really right on the borderline posed by the comptroller’s office, he School, Instead of the Hilliard Fire between high moderate and low un- Station. only about one-third of eligible ding Carter said in Washington trol Engineer Victor Yanosky said said ‘.Tm sure it won’t happen nations-and that figure could be Friday, “The Olympic boycott is not ihe level would affect people with healthful, so a little change could tip it one way or the other,” he said. reduced still further. only alive and well, it is by any respiratory conditions, making it dif- “For people that normally have A count Friday showed 43 National historical measure an extraordinary ficult for them to breathe when out of Olympic Committees voted to sUy respiratory problems or asthma,' Elks picnic limited success.” doors. they should stay indoors. Air con- away from Moscow while 79 NOCs But these developments Friday “Most people won’t notice. But EAST HARTFORD - Due to the Games and activities have been planned to send teams to the July 19 cast doubt on Washington’s view: some people with respiratory con- large turnouts by the general public planned for youngsters. Olympics. —Spain and Australia joined those ditionsditinns will start»f«rt to.n notice some „ comfortable for them,” he said. But Yanosky said the unhealthful in past years, the East Hartford Elks “The turnout by the general public, Every Western European Olympic nations rejecting Carter’s request in aggrevations,” he said. “Readings Lodge will restrict its Memorial Day in addition to our own membership, Committee except West Germany. defiance of their governments’ ad- will be over federal health stan- level was a borderline reading-the lowest of the unhealthy warnings picnic to members only this year. has taxed the pavilion to capacity. if 1 Norway and tiny Liechtenstein and vice. dards.” Exalted Ruler Michael Kiro said given by the department. We are sorry to exclude the public • 1 Monaco decided to go to the Games. —There were indications the Inter- He said the unhealthful air was due “We don’t get too excited about it Friday. but it is simply a case of members Many of the boycotters are suppor- national Olympic Committee may to “high amounts of smog” and had The members-only picnic will be until we get into the next stage-the and their families coming first,” ting the U.S.-inspired protest against give countries a grace period if they nothing to do with volcanic ash alert stage. Then just about everyone held at the Elks Club pavilion, 148 Kiro said. the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan want to change their minds. spewed into the stratosphere by the % Roberts St., Monday, Kiro said. The Admission will be by membership but some others simply do not have notices watering eyes or sore —West Germany might reconsider bruption of Washington’s Mount St. picnic will include hot dogs, ham- card only, Kiro said. the cash or Olympic-level talent. throats,” he said. Battleship Cove, Fall River, Mass. its decision. Helens. burgers, salads and refreshments. Plymouth National Wax Museum —Plymouth, Mass. 8 - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. May 24. 1960 ColenclQr- Hospital fetes workers EVENING HERALD. Sat., May 24. 1860 — 9 Herald flnqfeN^ Manchester Vernon Indian homers top East with long-term service Two two-run homers, the second “That was a great lift for us,” Kyle Ayei; and Pete Kiro walked and Monday « dlsconcertedly, “Can we turn it on or Today with two out in the top of the ninth in- enthused Tribe Coach Hal Parks, Mike Freiheit ripped a 2-RBI double Municipal Building closed. MANCHESTER— A total of 207 long-term and retired By ^ Faignant, off —I don’t know. The last time we Bicycle safety program, 9 a.m. to noon. Northeast Willis, Shirley Busk, Alvada JubenviUe and Helen ning, lifted Manchester High past "(Bob) Halldin is unbelievable. He’s for the lead. employees of Manchester Memorial Hospital were lost a game we won 11 in a row. Tuesday School, East Street. Brlssetts, all from nursing service; Dr. Frederick crosstown East Catholic, 4-3, in non- up twice in a month and two home Manchester knotted the count in recognized May IS for service to the local hospital at the Earl Yost Maybe this is a good tonic.” 3 p.m.'—Pension Board, Municipal Building, hearing Dance to benefit the police safety program, 9 p.m. to 1 Becker and Gloria Hunter, from the lalwratory; Norman conference baseball action yesterday runs. the top of the sixth. Britnell reached Fourteenth Annual Awards Dinner for the Fifteen Year Tournament rankings and pairings room. a.m., St. Bernard’s Church Hall. Livesey, engineering; Dorothy Wheelock, food service; Sports Editor builder of at Eagle Field. “This was a big lift for us in that on an terror and Spears blistered a Club. were released Friday in Hamden 7:30 p.m. —Pitkin Glass Committee, Municipal Monday and Anne Theriault and Barbara Howard, sterile The triumph for the slump-ridden we’ve had such tough luck the last two-run homer over the right center- (see related story). Building, coffee room. A total of 112 active employees and 95 retirees were in- processing. four or five games. Memorial Day Parade, starts 9 a.m.. East Main Street. Indians, who had dropped five of field wail. Manchester (4) - Panaro 2b, 44HM), 7:30 p.m. —Health System Agency, Municipal Building, vited to attend the event. Thirty-three of those attending The 14 employees inducted into the elite Fifteen-Year- champions their last six,, gives them a final 12-8 Halldin belted a two-run homer in East regained the lead in the home Tuesday were honored with “milestone” awards, for achieving Gallagher ph, 1-04M), Britnell cf, 3-2(M) hearing room. \ Qub included Margaret Cafro, Nancy Earl, Jean Martin, regular season mark and a sweep of Thursday’s 5-3 loss to Windham. He sixth as Shaw gave up singles to Mike Herlth lb, 34HM), Halldin lb, 1-1-1-2 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Middle School, Route length of service records of 15, 20, 25, and 30 years. lUtharlne Ertel, Virginia Topping and Marva Williams, the season series from East. The Silk came to bat in the ninth with Alex Daly and Dave IBottaro and walked Wednesday Receiving special recognition for reaching the 30-year Champions. Spears dh/p, 3-l-l-2. Shaw p, (MmM) ! 30. all from nursing; Dorothy Nolan, admitting office; Towners bested the Eagles back on Britnell aboard on a walk. He worked Brad Cabral and Ayer to force in the Moreau p, (MHW), Ezerins If, 2-0-l-o! 4 p.m. —^ndshell Committee, Municipal Building, Northwest Rockville Neighborhood Association, 7:30 benchmark were Mrs. Elena DeFelice, charge nurse in That’s the honor won by Coach Probate Court Chambers. Suzanne Lussier and Elvie Johnson, laboratory; Allan April 19 at Kelley Field,-3-2. the count full and then blasted a line run. Moreau relieved and got out of Brandt 3b, 3-0-0-0, Lyon ss, 3-0-14) p.m.. First Federal Savings, Park Place. the obstetrics unit, and Mrs. Olive Mack, supervisor in Mary Faignant's latest collection of 4:30 p.m. —Board of Directors, Municipal Building, Bunce, engineering; EWith Stead, housekeeping; Ruth The loss snaps East’s 11-game shot over the rightfield fence to give the inning without further damage. Gauruder rf, 3-041-0, Parks c, 44MM)’ Suburban Womens Club combined board meeting, 7:30 the operating suite. wftball players at Manchester High ToUls: 30444. hearing room. Gauruder, outpatient services; Norma -Baldwin and losing streak and gives it a 14-3 the Indians a 4-3 lead. Moreau went 2 1/3 innings, walked p.m., Chaison home, 801 Hartford ’Turnpike. William R. Thornton, chairman of the Planning Com- Patricia Dietz, operating suite. in CCIL competition...for a second recoil heading into post-season play. Mike Falkowski drew a leadoff three and fanned one to get the win. East Catholic (3) - Cabral 2b, 34M14) 7:15 p.m. —Republican Town Committee executive mittee of the Board of ’Trustees, expressed the apprecia- straight season. Ayer cf, 2-1-1-1, Kiro ss, 4-14)4), Freiheit board. Municipal Building, hearing room. The Eagles’ last setback was to walk for East in the ninth off reliever It was his first decision. Shaw walked tion of the trustees, offering congratulations and thanks The girls thrilled an excellent Manchester. Skip Moreau, who got credit for the four and fanned four in 5 2/3innings. lb, 2-0-1-2, Falkowski If, 4-04M), Fournier 8 p.m. —Republican Town Committee, Municipal to those attending. He commended the employees for crowd of more than 300 at Charter dh, 44)4)41, Kane p, 0-04)4), Daly rf, 44)-l- Building, hearing room. “Manchester was tired of losing win. Parks brought on his ace, Gregg Kane, went the distance and their help in making the goals of the long range planning Oak’s Fitzgerald Field Thursday and we were tired of winning,” righthander Shawn Spears, and the 0, Barter 3b, 34)4)4), Gilberto ph, 04)4)4), 8 p.m. —Eighth Utilities District meeting, fire station. took the loss for East. He walked McCoy ph, 1-04)4), Bottaro c, 4-1-14). Wednesday committee possible. ‘"Through your dedication,” he BUYING GOLD & SILVER afternoon with an 11-inning, come- voiced Eagle Coach Jim Penders, "A junior fanned pinch-hitter Dennis eight and fanned seven as his record Thursday Referendum on appropriation to build a new firehouse, added, “we will he able to continue to offer the fine care from-behind 3-2 decision in a show- Totals: 31-34-3. walk came back to haunt us and McCoy for the final out. dipped to 6-2. Key: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s hours in probate court. noon to 8 p.m., all regular polling places. the community has come to expect.” 643-4639 down meeting with Windham High.” again we played very complacently. East jumped to a 2-0 lead in the “These guys knew this game didn’t Saluted as the active members with the longest years It was a good game, great to win, Manchester 000 002 002 4 That’s two games in a row.” first off Tribe starter Gary Shaw. mean that much.” Penders stated E, Catholic 200 001 000 3 Thursday of service were Mrs. Mary Pirie, I.V. therapy and Mrs. and tough to lose. Both teams played CPR course, 7 p.m., Tolland County Agricultural Helen Weir, housekeeping. WOODSIDE ANTIQUES like and acted like champions, both Center, Route 30. Recognized for 25 years of service to the hospital were during and after the final out, a 210 PINE ST. Flames purchased Friday Martin Aroian, director of pharmacy services; Helen tribute to the coaching on both sides. MANCHESTER, CT. CALGARY, Alberta (UPI) - Van- Andover Free concert, 8 p.m.. Middle School. Route 3p. Brookes, admitting office; Grace Giglio and Doris There was tenseness, drama and Greater Vernon Republican Club, 8:30 p.m.,' Catarino Kohring, nursing service. ALL MARKED.GOLD & SILVER excitement during the two hour, plus, couver real estate millionaire Nelson 2 Skalbania announced Friday he has Sunday home, 58 Valley View Lane. Honorwi for achieving the 20-year milestone were COINS & CLASS RINGS struggle. Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Marie Ritchie, Lois Kominski, Nancy Moody, Carol Girls' softball has come a long way purchased the Atlanta Flames Church. and it’s fast pitch, a style that has National Hockey League club and will move the team to Calgary for the P ------«HJm.l=IJM .lllJ.I»------— THEnaaid.iii-j.iiato---- almost gone by the boards in Monday A&P STORE COUPON 1980-81 season. Memorial Day Parade, 9:30 a.m., Andover Elementary Manchester on all levels of competi- I with This Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase' with This Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase' With This Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase* j Skalbania, who made a late offer School. tion. Mary Faignant RICH FU VO R FU L COFFEE last week of about $16 million, said Town offices, schools, library and disposal area closed SWISS-DOUBLE STUPF-OA While Lynne Wright, a hard- bats were silent. the team will play in the 6,500 seat for holiday. EIGHT NABISCO working gifted athlete has received most accolades for her fine low-hit While Wright didn’t have her usual Calgary Stampede Corral for the 4 Tuesday O’CLOCK ' lA D ISoi. pitching, which has included four magic limiting the opposition to one next two years but hopes to move t OREO pkg. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of- IMSTANT DRESSING one-hitters and two no-hitters, in or no hits-she did give up four. The into a new $35 million sports complex fice Building. COOKIES win was her 13th in 14 decision, a that tile city wants to construct by ADVERT18EO ITEM POLICY: E^h ol n>#M MlvtrUttd ‘ Eicap t lla m i Prohifciiad By Law *Eicopt Ittma Prohibiiad By Law ‘Excapl Mama Prohibitad By Law compiling a gaudy 12-1 won-lost Softball game, 7 p.m., Andover Elementary School. Ktfiw to rtqutotd le b t rwtdily ee#H#Ne lor oato at or bolow tha Limit One Coupon Par Family Limit Ona Coupon Par Family Limit Ona Coupon Par Family. school record. 1983. advarttoad prka in aacb AAP tiora, aicapl 11 tpacIfIcaNy record, her teammates were a Valid May 25-31.1980 ValidMay 25-31.1980 ValidMay 25-31,1980 Meeting of parents of Grade 6 students, 7:30 p.m., naiad In M t ad. mi talented cast, took all season long in As is often the case when two good Rham High School library. clubs get together, either the final R BUTCHER SHOP posting a brilliant 16-2 record. Wednesday ' COUNTRY FARM PORK What impressed this observer, score is in twin figures or a tight pitching duel is decided by errors. Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational besides the talents, was the desire. Extend contract The latter was the case. Church. with To the game winner, went the Ready Ground Supermarket Prices championship. A single by Cooney, leading off the PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The PORK The rivals came into the showdown bottqm of the 11th, set the stage. Pittsburgh Pirates have extended the Sliding action GROUND When Ivan uncorked a wild pitch, playing contract of team captain and battle with idential 15-2 records with Manchester’s Dave Parks, above starts slide back into first Each Package Contains: 3 BREAST QTRS. COMBINATION Windham having won the first Cooney moved up a base, advanced first baseman Willie Stargell through BEEF (with back), 3 LEGS QTRS. (with back), meeting, 7-3. on a passed ball and when the throw the 1982 season and are talking to him base on pickoff attempt. East Catholic first baseman Mike Bolton 3N ECKS.3 WINGS, AND EACH PKG. CONTAINS Windham came in with the most to third was wild, the fleet-footed about the possibility of signing on as Freiheit reaches for low throw, and Dave Parks, below looks up 3 GIBLET PACKETS. • 6 CENTER CUT heralded pitcher in the league, outfielder came home into the arms a lifetime employee, executive vice after pickoff failed. Freiheit begins throw back to the pitcher. Today SOLD IN PORK CHOPS of her jubilant teammates. 3 LB. AV G . president Harding Peterson an- •1 RIB END Murielle Ivan, who doubles, sur- (Herald photo by Pinto) Testimonial dinner for Mike Landolphi, Bolton High ROLLS Back-to-back league cham- nounced Friday. ROAST prisingly, as the bus driver. School, retiring soccer coach, 6:30 p.m.. Piano’s Talent^, like her mound opponent, pionships are rare and the tip of the The 39-year-old Stargell’s contract Restaurant. 1^* •1 LOIN END straw skimmer is directed in the would have expired at the end of the ROAST 99 ^ Wright, she didn’t prove to be much Monday of a mystery to three of the direction of Mary Faignant. No current season. BOX-0 Casey Stengel, she, but a dam good Memorial Day Parade, starts 10 a.m., Bolton Elemen- BEEF RIB-BONE-IN Manchester batters, who collected 10 4 CENTER CUT. 2 SHOUEDER. 2 SmiOIN END CHORS-PORK LOM of the 12 hits. coach who has an excellent rapport tary School. with the girls that she coaches. Town offices, schools, library and Andover Disposal Rib Steaks ’2? Beth MacDonald, witt a smile as BEEF RIB-BONELESS-FORM. OELMONICO Asst. Pork Chops The latter was evident all season, area, closed for holiday. , CHICKEN PORK LOIN-RIB OR LOIN wide as Main Street, enjoyed a Four-way tie M Rib Eye Steaks <31? perfect day at the plate with four hits particularly in the game that had to Tuesday 39 Center Cut Chops be won. DUBLIN, Ohio (UPI) - Veteran in as many appearances. Kathy Board of Health, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. FRESH-U.S.D.A. iNSPECTEO FRESH-U.S.D A INSPECTED The girls wop it on the field, but the Miller Barber, who finished second ANNPAGE MEAT Cooney and Georgeanne Ebersold Wednesday * each found the offerings of Ivan to tall coach must also be on center one year ago to Tom Watson, fired a Chicken c A i {2'/i to stage for a well-deserved salute as course record 6-under-par 66 Friday Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. SLICED 1-lb. Whole their liking and lashed out three hits pkg. 3 lbs.) each. Nost of the other Manchester builder of champions. to tie Don Pooley, Peter Jacobsen Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m., Communitv BACON Legs package Hall. Fryers FRANKS and Ed Fiori for the second-round COUNTRY SMOKED M EATS.^ ______Frash-Chicken(witn parti ol bach) Freah-Ouarterad. Split or lead in the $350,000 Memorial Tour- Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick QUICK FROZEN-SALAD SIZE Indian net LEG QUARTERS 5 £ CUT-UP FRYERS nament. A Memorial Park. CANADIAN $ 0 3 9 F re ih-Splil For Cooking Eata ^ Frath-USD.A inapaciad COOKED Cap'n John’f Pooley and Jacobsen shot their se- Bolton Elementary Center School PTO, 8 p.m., at the BACON Old-Fashioned Style CHICKEN BREASTS *\ WHOLE ROASTERS cond straight 69s and Fiori carded a school. 3-lb. a«g. s lit lb. SHRIMP Wide open race team bows 68 to create the four-way tie. Manchester High boys’ tennis team Friday »)- / Third-year pro Fiori was all alone slipped to the .500 mark by bowing, 5- Red Cross Bloodmobile, 9 a m. to 2 p.m., Bolton Hieh rO A E in the lead until he bogeyed the 2, to Glastonbury High yesterday at School. SEALTEST-LIGHT'N LIVELY FAm# tough, par-four 16th hole. Several Memorial Field courts. Drama Club play, 7:30 p.m., in all-purpose room of expected in 500 hours of steady rain Friday softened The Indians are now 6-6 for the Elementary School. Cottage Cheese FIRST O’ THE SEASON the nigged, 7, 116-yard Muirfield season and wind up regular season Y INDIANAPOLIS (DPI) - With a Indy victories with five between Village Golf Club course and three action Tuesday against crosstown FRESH front line averaging 42 years of age them. Don and Bill Whittington are golfers-including pretourney favorite East Catholic at MCC’s courts. f 16 oz. Watson-tied the previous course cont. and a id-man rookie contingent rookies with fine credentials in other Results: Coons (G) def. Browne 4-6, 6- averaging zero in Indianapolis forms of racing. They won the record of 67 Friday. PEACHES The four leaders stood at 6-under- 1,6-3; Ferguson (G) def. Hellandbrand 7- East Hartford experience, Sunday’s 64th running of prestigious 24 hours of Le Mans in 6,64; Fenton (M) def. Roser 64,0-6,7-5; the Indy 500 could turn out to be a France last year, beating out actor par 138 and held a one-stroke lead Marx (M) def. Llndlauf 6-3, 5-7, 6-2; Tuesday over John Fought; former PGA CREAMY AND SMOOTH Coons-Hall (G) def. Browne- DELICIOUS wide open race. Paul Newman. Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference Pole-sitter Johnny Rutherford, Johnny Parsons and Pancho champ John Mahaffey, who shot a 67; Hellandbrand 6 4 ,6-3:.Roser-Kuzniinskas Breakstone 1603.1 Ellios Room, Town Hall. coni r $-|39 former U.S. Open winner Hubert (G) def. Anderson-Woodhouse 64), 6-2; Sour Cream Mario Andretti and Bobby Unser' Carter, lined up alongside on the Wednesday Cheese Pizza have taken the checkered flag five third row, have the same mother. Green, who had a 68; and first round Solomon-MacKay (G) def. Cheney- INCMVtOUALLY WRAPPED co-leader Bruce Lietzke, who shot Fallone 6-1, 64. ASSORTEDFLAVORS times among them and defending Parson’s pa is a former Indy winner. Basketball Meeting, 7 p.m.. Parks and Recreation Of- even-par 72 to go with his opening 67. fice, Town Hall. Ched-O-Bit Ann Page champion Rick Mears also rates in One other potential brother team Cheese Slices the category that has become known was eliminated when Roger Mears Public Hearing on Proposed Ordinances, 7 p.m.. Coun- LONG-GREEN Popsicfes Summer basketball cil Chambers. IN HUSK-FLORID A as the Big Four. fail^ to qualify. ASSORTED VARIETIES Four other drivers, however, must LPGA co-leaders The Manchester Recreation Conservation and Environment Commission, 7:30 p.m.. A&PBaby Fresh Tlie economy probably will cut into Conference Room. Stouffer’s t rate consideration. A1 Unser, a three- attendance at the Speedway for the Tourn&y picture CORNING, N.Y. (UPI) - Barbara Department announces that summer Gouda Cheese Entrees time winner, is anxious to atone for first time in years. Hotels and motels Barrow, looking for her second tour basketball team roster registration Thursday Cukes Corn forms for the basketball program ASSORTED-BATHROOM last year's failure when a 50 cent oil in the area report reservation victory if the year, shot a 4-under-par Zoning Board of Appeals, public hearing, 7:30 p.m.. JUMBO R O U PAPER TOWEL8-12S cl. or will be available beginning Tuesday seal knocked him out of the race cancellations and the usual influx of 68 Friday to tie Donna Caponi Young Council Chambers. FRESH-CRISP lists local clubs at the West Side Rec, 110 Cedar GREAT FOR BAKING-BULK after he led for 85 of the first 100 laps. motor homes is expected to be , *• V Delta Tissues Coronet Napkins for the second-round lead in the $100,- Street. Roster forms may be picked A.J. Foyt is the dean of Indy cham- drastically reduced because of gas- The Manchester-South Windsor 000 LPGA Corning Classic. Romaine By LEN AUSTER winner will face top-ranked 14-3 East up daily from 3 to 5 and 6:30 to 9 P.M. 4*roll Russet A $4 pions with four victories; Gordon oline prices, which have almost Young, who shot a tournament pack *< W O e l . l Johncock won the 1973 rain-shortened doubled over the past year. Herald Sporlswriler Catholic at Eagle Field Friday after- until June 6. Team registration is on Lettuce East Catholic won’t see action until record 6-under-par 66 in Thursday’s Glastonbury •tw,» Potatoes •#.. I race, and Danny Ongais is always a A lowering of boost from 50 to 48 in- noon at 3:30. The Region III finals- opening round - a mark which was an in-person basis only and will be potential front runner. ches has slowed speeds, but there has Friday while Manchester High’s state quarterfinals-are slated Mon- held 6:30 to 8 P.M. Monday, June 9 at Today opening test is Wednesday as equalled by Donna Horton White and It’s the rookie brigade, however, been a rash of accidents as drivers day, June 2 at Eastern Connecticut 23-year-old tour rookie Sue Fogleman the West Side Rec. Completed roster "Of ’Thee I Sing,” 7:30 p.m., Glastonbury High School rankings and pairings for the CIAC forms and entry fee are to be VEGETABLE BEEF RICH-TOMATO that causes most veteran drivers to failed to come up with the necessary State College’s Alumni Field. - slipped into the deadlock with an in- Auditorium, presented by GHS. WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM State Baseball Tournament were presented at this time. There will be' feel some apprehension. There’s one power out of the tight turns. Even on Rham High, 13-7, was second seed consistent, even-par 72 for a 36-hole Tuesday each in the fourth, fifth and sixth carburation day, with no intention of released Friday in Hamdea in Class M Region III. The Sachems a limited number of openings. 2 total of 6-under-par 133. CAMBELL’S HUNT’S GREEN GIANT rows, two in the seventh, a complete trying to exceed 190 MPH, Tom Manchester, 12-8 overall, is fourth- will host 7-6 Ellis Tech Wedesday at Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. ranked in Class LL Region III and Wednesday lineup in the eighth tier and two more Bagley went into the wall. Fortunate- 3:30 in Hebron. Coventry, 13-6, is SOUP SAUCE , CORN in the ninth. ly, he and his machine escaped exten- will host fifth-ranked 9-9 South Wind- third ranked in Class S Region II. The Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. "Some of these rookies are coming sive damage. 'sor High at Kelley Field Wednesday Patriots will be at 15-4 Griswold High Thursday in without previous champ car afternoon at 3:30. Friday at 3:30 in a first round clash. Catholic girls Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town experience,” says Mears. “There Windsor High, also in Class LL u s ^ to be a rule that a driver had to Region III, is defending Class LL Office Building. IO'>02. tiimjl I 15oz. ^1 go three champ car races before champ while Waterford is defending cans H 3 4 3-*l coming here. This is not a good situa- Olympic marathon Class L champ, Gilbert defending in track sweep cins ■ tion now and somebody should lean a Class M champ and Canton defending Hebron little harder'on that rule.” Class S champ. Foyt isn’t too pleased about the Rankings and pairings for the CIAC East Catholic girls’ track team (EC), 3, Mack (M) :16.9. Today HBA and GENERAL rookie lineup, either, but the feisty leads to Niagara Falls State Girls Softball Tournament SERVICE DELr won big and small yesterday at Cen- 100: 1. Ingallinera (EC), 2. Olson (M), Building official office hours, appointment only, 8 a.m. COMTESSE-WHOLE ORANGES Texan wouldn’t comment on the w ere also released Friday in 12C OFF LABEL-4.6 02. TUBE PURE-CORN tral Connecticut Stale College in New 3. Harding (M) :12.9. to noon. Town Office Building. ^ ,$^19 COLONIAL-GLAZED freshman drivers except to say he’ll BUFFALO, N.Y.. )upi) — Satur- “But gradually, as they though it Hamden. 1500: 1. Reddy (EC), 2. Morris (M), 3. Aim TOOTHPASTE Mandarin Britain. The Eaglette thinclads Sunday 39* Mazola Oil have to run his own race. day’s U.S. Olympic marathon trials, over,” Chew added, "more and more Manchester High, 16-2, is second Charest (EC) 5:25.1, nipped Maloney High, 64-63, and 30* OFF LABEL-24 02, BOTTLE ANN PAGE-POWDERED DRiNK MIX SUNSHINE-SNACK CRACKERS There are signs that Foyt could be which drew more than 200 runners in- nmners called and said they would be seed in Class LL Region II. The In- 400: 1. Evans (EC), 2. Kaezer (M), 3. Gilead Memorial Day parade, 1 p.m. routed Pulaski High, 124-3, to move •I HAM making this his last year at Indy. cluding 1972 Olympic champion here.” dians, who annexed the CCIL cham- Evans (EC) 1:06.8. Town Office Building closed for holiday. Signal MOUTHWASH J can Cheez-its their season mark to 10-3. TropicalJSIffi'.r*2” 69* He’s spending more time developing Frank Shorter, was a race scheduled Instead of Moscow, the Incentive pionship, will host league foe Fermi 400 relay; 1. Maloney :55.4. Tuesday A second placement in the 100- 300 hurdles: 1. Outlaw (M). 2. Leahy SUN-TERRACE BESPAK-PLASTIC e W Q Il KEEBLEH-C.C. BIQGS COOKIES OH A his stable of horses, and less time on to lead to Moscow this summer. for the participants will be a trip for High Tuesday afternoon at Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Instead, the 28 mile, 385 yard race meter hurdles was the lone point out- (M), 3. Mack (M) :47.5. Chair FLAT ARM Trash Bags Rich ’n Chips'^? 09 the drawing board. the first three finishers to the Fitzgerald Field at 3 o’clock. The 800: 1. Drapeau (M). 2. Gracey (M). 3 Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office "Heck, I'm too old to go back that will lead only to'Niagara Falls, prestigious Fukuoka Marathon in Manchester-Fermi winner will face put for Pulaski. Patti Walsh set a school record in Kaminski (EC) 2:50.8. Building. SUN TERRACE-MULTI-POSITION ANNPAQE-SWEET-48 02.JAB ALL VARIETIES m ^ drawing board,” says Foyt, who had Canada. / Japan at the end of the year. the Fitch-R ockville w inner the shot'put for East with a toss of 200: 1. Ingallinera (EC), 2. Harding MB his first qualification success at Indy The Olympic boycott has taken "We think, that on paper, we have Wednesday afternoon at a site to be Chaise flat ar m Cucumber slices*! Recipedoofood 11.48 meters and she also established (M), 3. Outlaw (M) :28.3. SKINLESS in 1958 and last won the 500 in 1977. "I most of the glamour out of the race, one of the finest fields ever put announced. 3000: 1. Reddy (EC), 2. Morris (M), 3. a school standard in the discus with a Now yuu can aum yoio coiieciian FhfSHl.Y GROUND TO onutn used to build my o>ra engines, but. which will be held on a course from together,” Chew said. "We have 31 East Catholic is fourth-ranked in Sullivan (EC) 12:25. Soyei Domino CoHtclion Tobin Franks *1*! heave of 33.61 meters. •elwertadPercwleiibrhkiB m^enearorceiam wnma makn.i>g rab* r»4t«$ ma amacirve things, maybe it’s progress, has sort Buffalo to the Canadian side of the runners who have done less that 2:15, Class M Region II with its 10-6 1600 relay: 1. East (Evans, Evans, TOBIN POLSKA Carole Ingallinera captured the 200 of got out of hand and I can’t spend famed falls. and that would have won many of the record. The Eaglettes will host Dakin, Ingallinera) no time given. South Windsor meter dash whiile Linda Reddy l a EIGHT O’CLOCK Kielbasa *1^ my time playing catch. , “I think everyone concerned with past Olympics. It should be some Stonington High, 10-7, Tuesday after- Shot: 1. P. Walsh (EC), 2. Pickett (M), MUGS ’n" i A A swept the 1500 and 3000 meter runs Tuesday COLE SLAW. MACARONI OR “Physically, there’s nothing to amateur athletics in this country was race.” noon at Robertson Park at 3 o’clock. 3. Lewis (M) 11.48 meters. for the Eaglettes. Ingallinera also Discus: 1. P. Walsh (EC). 2, Lewis Charter Revision Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. keep me from running my share of lei down by the decision to boycott Among those who won’t be taking The East-Stonington winner will face .P LA T E S .i : l i 9 9 i BEAN COFFEE Potato Salad 49t took the 100 while Denise White and (M), 3. Anderson (EC) 33.61 meters. Blood pressure clinic, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., South Wind- *WewwArMlaWyAlitofe^lWiea«^^ races, but I'll have to play it one year the games,” said marathon chair- part in the marathon is Bill Rodgers, top-ranked 14-4 Tolland High Javelin: 1. Outlaw (M), 2. P. Walsh V PRICESEFFECTIVEMAY 25-31.1980 Yvonne Nolen went 1-2 in the high sor Community Center. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES TQ 3PACKAOES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS at a time.” man John Chew. “I talked to some of who decided to pass up the race Wednesday at 3 o’clock in Tolland. l£Ji|h£TAVAlUBUTOW«OlW jump. (EC), 3. Packard (EC) 27.96 meters. Thursday There are two brother com- the runners after the decision and because of disenchantment Over the Southington High is two-time High jump: 1. White (EC). 2. Nolen many of them said “Why should I Senior Citizens Pot Luck supper, 4 to 6 p.m.. South binations in Sunday’s race as well as policy to boycott the Olympics and defending Class LL champ while Results: (EC), 3. Lewis (M) 5' 1". CALDOR PLAZA Long jump: 1 Hardin (M), 2. Tobin Windsor Community Center, BURR-COMIEIIS, a half-brother act. The Unser boys-Al come to Buffalo? There will be no injury and fatigue from winning the Sheehan High is defending Class M East vs. Maloney and Bobby-hold the family recoil for Olympics for us." 1980 Boston Marathon. tltlist. I too hurdles: 1. Outlaw (M), 2. Messier (EC), 3. Kupec (EC) 4.56 meters. ■ . . t ^

EVENING HERALD, Sat., May « , 1990 — 11 10 - EVENING herald, Sat., May 24. 19M m- MACC gets News for Senior CUiMena Baseball players relieved softbaii shutoff callsl Ni^ht work is finished Red Rock League — make NEW YORK (UPI) - Some stayed baseball players they can’t play restless In the clubhouse last night. I For most, however, there was little from three Hi, everyone I ’This is ’This past Tuesday was Store at 11 a.m. 10 a.m. up until 3 a.m., listening to the radio baseball.” think it was the greatest thing that ambivalence about the agreement. Standing* Gloria writing for Wally our last day for our sure if you are interested exercise class. for late news on the negotiations in ‘T always felt cooler heads would we settled.” “Personally, I am really happy and CANDLEUGHT -Fogarty’s 7-0, MANCHESTER -T he while he takes a couple of bowling league at the in playing, to be there June Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen 2 because Joe will be there New York. Others had ^ven up ear- prevail,” added Milwaukee player Cincinnati player rep Ray Knight glad it is settled,” said PbHadelphia Talaga’s 5-3, Zlpser Club 3-4, Buffalo Manchester Area Conference of well deserved days off. Parkade Lanes until the social games. Noontime ly, taking union head Marvin Miller rep Buck Martinez. “There was so was a bit more effusive. outfielder Greg Luzlnskl. “It’s the Water Tavern 0-8. Churches was called this week by fall. ’The banquet will be to get the show on the road. We have really been As far as plants are con- lunch served. 1 p.m. set- at his word when he said It. would much at stake and any interruption “It’s great, totally fantastic,” he best thing that has happened for our three resldentt whose power is being working in high gear since ,held at the Army & Navy back games. Bus pickup at take a “small miracle” for the would have been a serious blow to the beamed. “I’m ecstatic.” team because we have just started to INDY - Lathrop 3-1, Acadia .3-1, shut off due to the lifting by utilities Club Tuesday at 7 p.m. ’The cerned, our sale will be on February when we started ’Tuesday, June 3, from 9 8 a.m. and again at 11 a.m. threatened baseball strike to be industry. It sure puts my mind at But Knight conceded he was sur- put things together. We should all D airy Queen 2-2, Wilson 2-2, of the winter moritorium on shutoffs. rehearsal for our Variety high scores were: Women at Arthur’s Drug Store. Cherrone's 1-1, ’Thrifty Package 1-2, Class A, high single and a.m. to 1 p.m. Flowers and averted in time for Friday’s games. ease.” prised at the last-minute settlement. have a clear mind now. Our No. 1 Earlier this month, MACC officials Show. TTien came the Open Return trips at 12:30 and But they all were relieved and ’The Los Angeles Dodgere, who “I really didn’t think it was going concern is playing baseball.” Westown Pharmacy 1-2, Flo’s 1-3. had said they knew of no residents high triple, Ida Cormier vegetables will be 3:30 p.m. House, the Big Week, and available. most were surprised to wake up were prepared to turn their plane to be settled,” he said. “I tliought Bennet JV*s bote whose power was going to be shut off. Wednesday night, I think with a 163 and 438; Men Friday morning and discover a around and go back home had there there was going to be a strike.” NORTHERN - Alliance 3-1, DiRosa The officials had said everyone they will be the last night we Class A, Andy Lorenzen Menu for week tenative agreement had been been a call for a baseball strike Still, wlOi the majority of the Tolland Middle School bunched five 3-1, Firemen 2-2, ’Trash-Away 2-2, knew of had made arrangements will have to work for a both high single and high Monday: Closed for reached and the baseball season before the start of Friday afternoon’s piayers having aiready made hits and three walks in a five-run Jaycee Blue 2-2, Town 1-2, Jaycees 1- with the utilities to pay off back bills while. triple, 227 and 528. holiday. Wednesday: Corn would not end before the hockey game with the Chicago Cubs, were provisions for the next few weeks, third inning as it downed Bennet 2, BA’s 1-3. ‘ so that shutoffs could be avoided. Wednesday was a full day Class.B Women, Nellie notified of the agreement just before chowder, ham and cheese season after all. there were some mixed feelings jayvee baseball team, 8-3, yesterday Apparently, several people hadn’t of activities. Our craft Golas, high triple and high their plane was to land in Chicago "I’m very happy. I don’t think about the settlement. in Tolland. Dave Dougan pitched well made a payment arrangement, class is still looking for single, 154 and 399. Class B on rye, pudding, beverage. S h e H e ra lb Friday morning. in relief for the 4-4 Bears. Men, high single, Sal there are any players who wanted to “I have a few mixed emotions despite notices on the bill that they donations of felt, material, Thursday: Picnic — CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING “Even before we left, we knew this strike," said Boston player rep Steve because I was pianning to go home faced shutoffs unless arrangements notions and yam. Rosella, 166 and high tri- Humbergers, hotdogs, Renko when awakened at 6 a.m. with plane would turn around and come, for a couple of weeks. ’That would were made. Joanne Mikoleit, direc- In the morning we had 40 ple, Ted Gaderowski, 414. macaroni salad, baked the news. “I didn’t think there would back if we were told of anything have been a nice break,” said Boston tor of the MACC Fuel Bank, said “I players for our pinochle Winning team for the year. beans, dessert. were there negative,” said catcher Joe Joe^s World Friday: Baked corned be any chance they would settle. I infieider Jack Brohamer. “But then think there was no true realization games and the winners Bert Clulow, Tom (Hose, when they ■B didn’t think it could be settled over- Ferguson. “We were constantly get- again we could have been out the that they’re (utilities) going to pull were: Bob Schubert, 630; Jim Fee and Bob McComb. beef hash, buttered ting reports in the early morning night.” whoie summer and that wouldn't be the plug.” Gladys Seelert, 620; John Charlie Tarpinian had 150 vegetables, bread and were needed! hours. When we heard the news, it By Joe Garman Baltimore catcher Rick Dempsey so good. I’m just glad we’re back.” Ms. Mikoleit said the MACC office G alley, 598; M arjorie triplicate. butter, Jell-0, beverage. wasn’t the type of thing where you agreed. Minnesota outfielder Ken Lan- assisted the residents in making pay- McLain, 591; ^ t ty ’Turner, A r e m i n d e r o f a l l Schedule for week run up and down and scream. We Local Sportsmen fishermen that the second “I thought they would wait until dreaux, who leads the American ment arrangements, although she 573; Mary Nackowski, 573; Monday: Closed for the last minute,” said Dempsey. were just relieved to get it over League in batting, also was ready to said the office didn’t pay the bills in annual Senior Citizen holiday. the country. That’s some impressive Lillian Lewis, 567; Billy This woman “But I didn’t think they would wait with.” take advantage of some unexpected Manchester, Conn., boasts some full for the people. Fishing Derby will be ’Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for record for an area sportsman. Stone, 565; Lucille Gold- this long.” Most of the players agreed that the leisure time. really fine qiortsmen who have won A winter moritorium on power Wednesday from 6 a.m. till shopping. 10 a.m. square just sold Apple time A group of local bass fishing man, 563; Sam Schors, 563; Teammate Scott McGregor, tension that had settled in over the “I wasn’t worried. I just had my reknown, both country wide and shutoffs was mandated by state law. George Last, 563. noon. ’There will be 400 dance lessons open to the past few weeks would take a few enthusiasts, the Manchester Preakness' winner, Codex, however, said he wasn’t that sur- bags packed and was ready to go regionally. It’s interesting to me that It had been legally lifted April 15, but In the afternoon at our trout stocked and there everyone. 1 p.m. return days to dissipate. Bassmasters, are known in bass baby furniture gets his first taste of the “Big prised at the settlement. home,” said Landreaux. “I guess I’ll so many people seem to take the the utilities had voluntarily extended bridge games the lucky will be prizes, thanks to the from shopping. 1:30 p.m. “The word is relieved,” said local celebrities for panted, and yet, fishing circles from Maine to Apple” as he settles in new “I had a feeling once everybody have to unpack them now. I was just the moritrium until May 19 for winners were: Rene generous donation of exercises class. she no longer realized what they were putting in veteran pitcher Jim Rooker of the going to sit back and enjoy it while it when we get outside our environs, Mexico. The names and persons of hardship cases. Merrill Whiston, owner Wednesday: 6 a.m. needs home at New York’s Belmont Pittsburgh Pirates, currently on the and into other communities, or Chuck Zanlungo, Butch Savlno, Maire, 4,850; George Last, front of them, they would settle,” lasted because it wasn’t going to last 4,440; Marge McLain, 4,- and president of Multi- Fishing Derby.a.m. Park to prepare for Belmont disabled list. “It was uneasv and states, we find th at our own Reggie Pinto, Andy Vincens and with a said the pitcher. “It’s hard to tell forever.” 310; lantha Hikers, 3,740. Circuits. health clinic by appoint- Manchester people are better known Larry Spencer in all probabilities are ii;. Stakes June 7, racing’s third Group to join Then it was back at the Concerning golf for the ment. 10 a.m. pinochle and fast-action jewel in the triple crown. (UPI than they are at home. better known in places like Bugs ladies league. We will not Friendship Circle. Noon- Island, Va., St. Johns River, Fla., center at 5:30 p.m. to honor Classified photo) Let me give you a few examples. our volunteers. ’This year be playing the 28th because time lunch served. 12:45 The following information was Dale Hollow, Tenn. than they are in in June event Joe will be involved with p.m. bridge games and at 1 Ad. Manchester. These men, and others we honored 105 members. agreement publicized in a national publication, Our system needs im- the Fishing Derby. We will p.m. craft class. Bus pick WINDSOR LOCKS —Elements Qiarles Barrera Jr., a Manchester in the club, have made a name for of the 10-Tactical Fighter Group, proving, and we are start the ladies on June 4 at up at 8 a.m. and again at 11 man, was presented the National Ri- themselves and for Manchester. Red Rock at 8:30 a.m. The Connecticut Air National Guard, working on it because we a.m. at Arthur’s Drue fle Association’s National Public Ser- For instance; On May 18 of this East Hartford League will based at Bradley International Air- were unable to reach about Store. Return trips at 12:30 East jayvees vice Award for 1979, by NRA Presi- year, the Bassmasters entered the be playing on June 2nd port, will participate in exercise 15 people who were eligible and 3 p.m. dent John Layton at its annual Rhode Island Open Bass Tourney at because of the holiday. ’The stop Indians settlement Johnson Lake or Flat River in Coven- ”RDF Red Flag,” near Las Vegas, to come. Thursday: Picnic and meeting in April. On behalf of Wally, same goes for the Red outdoor games. Bus pickup ’The National Public Service Award try R.I. Out of 90 boats entered, the Nevada, in June. NEW YORK (UPI) - Ray Grebey, director of the 1981. According to spokesman for the myself and the staff, may I Rock League. A note to the at 10 a.m. at Arthur’s Drug East Catholic nipped Manchester is presented annually to the NRA Bassmasters numbered five, and Major League Player Relations Committee, said Friday If the players do not choose to strike at that time, there Tactical Air Command, Air Force thank you all and Goid bless High, 6-5, in jayvee baseball action member who has made the most they took 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 13th a compromise agreement on compensation averted a can be no strike over compensation during the remaining forces typical of those included in the you. May I also thank yesterday at Kelley Field. significant contribution to NRA place in a field outnumbering them Here’s next schedule planned Friday strike by baseball players and led to a life of the basic agreement. However, the players can Rapid Deployment Force, will par- Heather horseshoe Julie, Helen and the The young Eagles finish 13-4 for the new basic agreement. offer, prior to March 1, to waive their right to strike with public service. by 40 to 1, students for serving a ’The big news however, was that ticipate in the exercise in the Nevada Mrs. Winifreii Ramsay of Clydebank, Scotland, displays a season while the young Indians wind ’The agreement does leave the door open, however, for a request for the clubs to permit a substitute strike in Barrera has shown his community delicious roast chicken for town bookmobile up 18-2. service in that he is a longtime Manchester’s own Butch Savlno set a desert. heather horseshoe which she presented to her granddaughter, School. a possible strike next summer. 1982, not later than June 1. ’The elements of the exercise force dinner. MANCHESTER - Here Emilio Giliberto, Rick Clark and member of American Legion Post new R.I. record for pike caught on 10:50 a.m. — Manchester “In order to resolve the existing differences on com- However, there is no obligation on the part of the clubs will Include tactical fighter, tactical Janice L. Ramsay of Vernon, following her fnarriage on May We had many calls about is next week’s schedule for Doug Bond each had two hits for 102, and is its chief firearms instruc- rod and reel. His fish was 42 inches Early Learning Center. pensation,” Grebey said, “the clubs and the Players to accept such a request. reconnaissance, special operations 17 to Anthony J. Patriszj Jr., also of Vernon . Mrs. Ramsay how beautiful our window the Manchester Public East. Tim Ellis homered and Tim tor. He is also a counselor for Boy long, 18 Inches in girjh, and weight Library bookmobile: 1:30 p.m. — Bush Hill Road. Association agreed on a compromise which leave the free ’”This makes the clubs’ proposal for compensation a and airborne warning and control un- said a gift of a heather horseshoe is traditional in Scotland and at House and Hale’s was. 2:50 p.m. — Lorraine Road. McCarthy and Joe Chetelat each Scout Merit Badge programs, as well 17Vk pounds. Caught on a Big 0, it agent reentry draft unchanged in 1980. But in 1981, the part of the basic agreement in 1981 and it cannot be its. symbolizes good luck and the strong love the couple share. My thanks to all of you for Tuesday 3:30 p.m. — Galaxy Drive. tripled for Manchester. McCarthy clubs’ proposal for compensation becomes a part of the removed without agreement of the two sides,” Grebey as fire arms instructor for his naval took 20 minutes to land. helping, and especially 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. was 2-for-S, The biggest fish for the day was Air National Guard units par- Mrs. Ramsay, who will be 76 later this month, brought the gift 10:30 a.m. — Holiday House basic agreement and it cannot be removed without agree- said. “Also included in the new agreement are increases reserve unit. His firearms instruc- ticipating will fly the AlO ’Thunder- Kay Hendrickson who I can Rest Home. tion is extended to safety courses at taken by another Manchester man. ment of the two sides.” in player pension benefits of considerable importance. , bolts, A7 Corsair, EC130 Electronic from Scotland and says her granddaughter will probably have count, year after year. 11 a.m. — Garden Drive. the Community College and to hunter Reggie Pinto’s 4 pound, 13 ounce bass Thursday ’The key issue in the strike talks was the owners’ de- For instance, a player with 10 years of major league ser- Warfare aircraft, RF4C Recon- it encased to preserve it when she returns from her wedding We were saddened to 2:10 p.m. — Woodland safety courses. Imagine, national was good for a trophy and prize 9:30 a.m. — Early mand for a player as compensation for losing a free agent vice will get 317,856 a year if he takes his pension at the naissance aircraft and KC135 Strato- trip. Janice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ramsay of hdar that Mary Kuz- Manor Apartments. recognition, for a local man from money. His fish was caught on a Hog Childhood Learning Center. Porter hospitalixea rather than receiving simply a draft choice. age of 50. tankers. Vernon and Anthony is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. m ic k a ’s h u sb a n d , 2:50 p.m. — Homestead 10:50 a.m. — Head Start. Grebey said in a 2-page typewritten statement that a 4- “At the same time, the clubs’ contributions to the pen- Manchester, Conn.! Town spinner bait, designed and Park Apartments. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Alphonese, died, and we 1:30 p.m. — Mayfair man committee-with two men representing the owners sion plan are based on the level of benefits and not t i ^ to Another local outdoorsman, whose manufactured by another Patrisjz Sr., also of Vernon. (Herald photo by Pinto) 3:50 p.m. — Parkade Royals catcher Darrell Porter, who send our condolences to Gardens. and two the players-will be appointed and will meet by any fixed ratio of revenues.” name may not be known locally, but Manchesterite, Larry Spencer. B'nai BVith sale Apartments. 2:50 p.m. — Oakland Street. has displayed clutch hitting since her and her family. Aug. 1. ’The committee will review information and According to Grebey, the other improvements in con- is known all over the country to the Larry, in his own right, is due for an MANCHESTER - B ’nai B’rith Wednesday 3:30 p.m. — Rachel Road. returning from an alcohol treatment We also send our con- tract language covered scheduling, salary, hdalth and followers of his sport is John Jensen article about his work perfecting Women will sponsor a tag sale June 1 10 a.m. — Delmont Nursery 4:10 p.m. — Loomis Street. facility, today was admitted to a report to the clubs and players by.Jan. 1, 1981. South Windsor student dolences to Ceil Benson on That will open a 30-day bargaining period in which the safety regulations, players expenses and an improved of Bolton. Jensen, a skeet shooter lures over the past 17 years. His from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 545 Etast hospital because of chest pains, a the loss of her grandson. since 1968 was r a t^ “Top Gun” in 12 spinner baits, jigs, and grubs have Center St. ’There will be new and used Royals spokesman said. clubs and the players will attempt to reach an accord minimum wage. We just received word ’The new agreement calls for an increase in the limit on guage, for the entire country in 1979. caught on like wildfire. clothing, fabrics and other assorted awarded scholarship RSVP offers film Porter missed the team plane to which would bMome part of the basic agreement. If they that Niles Carlson, our do not reach an agreement by Feb. 1, the clubs niay put consecutive scheduled playing dates to 20, clarifies the Shooting registered shoots, he won It may seem hard to fathom that items. Rain date will be June 8. SOUTH WINDSOR - Sharon K. VERNON — Gayle G. (tarta, coordinator for the Ver- California early today. Royals service and social projects in their roving photographer, is in into effect their current proposal for compensation for definition of “salary” to eliminate contract administra- breaking the minimum amount of the "guy next door” who is a fishing Millec, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David non Retired Senior Volunteer Program is available to spokesman Bruce Carnahan said, to own 5,0(K) AAL local branches. the Manchester Hospital. player selection rights. tion problems, improves health And safety regulation, in- targets, missing but one clay pigeon nut, or shooting bug, could be famous Church plans sale Miller,! Ellington Road, has won an We s till have se a ts give a slide presentation to any group of persons over 60 be examined by Dr John McDonnell. nationwide. Well, next time you hear Sharon is a member of AAL Local years of age. At that point, the players have the right to reopen the creases players’ expense allowances and raises the out of 1200! In ’78 he took high Aid Association for Lutherans (AAL) Branch 3852, Vernon. Branch Officer, available for our shopping An EKG displayed no problem, but people talking about a local sport MANCHESTER -T h e Second ’The slide presentation explains the RSVP activities the doctor admitted Porter to St. portion of the basic agreement covering such compensa- minimum wage on a scale starting from $30,000 in 1980 to average in 28 guage, and ranked All-College Scholarship, and will at- Willard Sarvela, President, trip to Fall River. ’This |s a tion and to call a strike over the issue if neccesary. $35,000 in 1983. « fourth in the country in high overall celebrity, look into it a little further. (Congregational Church will sponsor a tend Muhlenberg College, Allentown, which Mrs. Carta said are as numerous and diverse as Luke’s Hospital at midday as a flea market and tag sale from 9 a.m. presented a special scholarship cer- delightful trip where you TTie clubs must be notified of intentions of a strike by ’Die agreement also calls for the owners to raise their guages. Shooting from Who knows? Maybe your nextdoor Pennsylvania. are its senior volunteers. precaution for two days of observa- to 3 p.m. June 8 in the parking lot of tificate to her to recognize her can get many bargains, es- March 1,1981, and the notice must include the date of the pension contributions from the current $8.3 million to Massachusetts to Georgia, so far this neighbor is a super star in the sport She is one of more than 300 As coordinator for the program Mrs. Carta places tion. McDonald’s Restaurant, 46 West scholarship achievement. pecially the- Kay Windsor proposed strike, which must not be later than June 1, $15.5. year he is rated among the top IS in he pursues. graduating high school seniors to be volunteers in opportunities where the skills and abilities Center St. dress factory. I have so honored as a winner of one of these always wanted to eat at the of a lifetime can be used to the maximum, she said. Persons interested in additional in- scholarships. Tennis tournament ’Through the program’s policy of reimbursement for formation should call 649-3212 or 646- famous White’s Restaurant She is a member of the South Wind- and that is where we will out-of-pocket expenses and provision of accident and 2587. sor High School Band, and is an of- planned for women liability insurance RSVP enables the person who 6cofcboQrcl. Rain date will be June 15. be eating, so come on in ficer; member of the AFS; National MANCHESTER - ’The Nutmeg and sign up. otherwise might not be able to aKord to volunteer, to do Jai Alai Entries Beta Sigma Phi Honor Society; is the year book Branch YWCA is holding its annual Before I forget it, next so. tennis tournament for women and sports editor; and a member of.the Monday we will be closed She said at present she has about 250 volunteers, J . In n -fie n « 4. Ea»ebi»-laii4a VERNON - Xi Gamma Chapter, girls the week of June 2-5. donating time to various non-profit organizations in MATINEE S. Fraamco-Ccnni 8.bi$thia B rfiiH i a-Bill Whittington. Fort Lauderdale. Tennis Team and 1980s ’’most for the long Holiday S. Qerri»-Le«ntt i U m a tal Cam r 7 . Arriaca t-4aran en * 8 (MMra Fla., Pamelli-Cosworth. 183.262. Beta Sigma Phi, will meet Tuesday Participants may play in both Manchester, Glastonbury, East Hartford, Vernon, Fnt F.lrra-tinpiiata 8. trtaM-Carita Tenth How Special HoSd^ Matinee MontbsiL valuable player!” S«hs trtam-laR^ at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rita Memorial Day Weekend. l.ZtCM-OUrrcU IMj-Caia M s Orbea l-Mondra Jerry Karl, Manchester. Pa., AAL is a fraternal insurance singles and doubles events, and Tolland and Ellington. Tmiftk; On ’Thursday we will have IlirfM -ZirTi 4. Fna-Kepa McLaren-ChevyS, 183.011. Ever seen Jai-Alai? Come this Memorial Day weekend. Besides our Berube, 2 Dailey Circle. Dick Simon, San Juan Capistrano. society—a nationwide organization preliminary rounds will be held both Those interested in the program or in seeing the slide S. FM$t »4i r t vf i i I.Am afa I-Un4a tktsMmki Mrs. Geri Dumond and Mrs. Bob- our first picnic in the EVENING Calif.. Vollstedt-Offy. 182.788 of 1.2 million member-Lutherans and day and evening to accomodate the presentation should call Mrs. Carta at 875-4371 or write to 7. PacMolifir I I. IBw-l$itl 3. Frantiaca-Pifrra 4. UberA-lspa Bill Vukovich. Coarsegold. (^lif., regular schedule, we have a special matinee performance Monday at bie Regan will present the last of a backyard so plan on com- S«ki lbm c«4M ca F«t S. Uuhia-trearata I 8. leaHa-Centjr Walson-Offy, 182.741. their families. Members buy in- schedules of working women. ing over for the fun. her at P. 0. Box 282, Vernon, 06066. 7. O rtca^teita 8. ArtanaJirqaiap series of travel programs. It is en- Umt ^ U«y- Ol ai Tf U I Padi»-K«(ia Kle%enlh Row noon. You’ll love the sport, and who knows, maybe you’ll win the Big surance, take part in Association ac- Quarterfinals, semis, and finals will S«h$ fea-Laomt Tom Bigelow, Whitewater. Wis., 3. Zt(ii-€dTa 4. iM «4 a ih vll titled “From Ecuador to Paraguay.” t.lm 4oK nrl lim-lmt Lola-^sworth, 182.547. all be played in the evening. S.fio^-tlMitlal fila^KMca Trifecta! Monday through Saturday from 7 PM. Doors open 6 PM. tivities, and carry out humanitarian. lUtl-lmtt 4. laripifrOhneU Gary Bettenhausen, Monrovia. Ind., 7. l a f f w tarturan I. CaM-lshl The tournament will be held in- ( . fada-lartMran Wildcat-Drake. 182.463. S«b$ F a n ta -U a n Saturday matinee from noon. Senior citizens over 60 only $1 admission to T. IM Mt. Fanl»4leaa itla l b-Tom Sneva. Spokane. Wash., doors at the Manchester Racquet McLaren-Cosworth. Sybt Danj-lindi S«c«n4: any matinee. You must be 18. For group discounts, call 525-8611. Informa- Club, but registration is being 1. Gaincna-Cafi I Pada-OUrrata a-rookie driver handled by the YWCA office in 4.M)MoRtial b-Sneva driving replacement car for 1. hdK-Zarra imtMtrnw tion 549-7010. Seat and dining reservations: 249-1371. 1-91 north of S. C c M M v i r l one he qualified at 185.290 and which Manchester. Any women or girl in- Ifim -tttrreU 4. Jt$e-Co$a « io$Mbt$l 7. Ze|ui-Kt^ 8. larquin-lamet was wrecked in accldeqt during prac- terested in entering should call the $. Imi y i Mt i i I i Hwre|ii-Mnar I Suhi Irw-h^ AUTO RACING tice. Designated to last starting ^ t Hartford at East-West Service Road (Exit 33).______T.lviM itI I.U 47lartvn Average speed of the field: 185.570 YWCA at 647-1437, or come in to the S<*$ F M t * 4 b r w TM: mph. office at 78 N. Main St., Manchester. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The of- 2. H k e OtarreU DEM^LEARANCE FMrtk 1. (m-lleiH ficial starting lineup for Sunday's 64th Deadline for entry is May 28th. 3. (M$-Caira 4. Z a f« 4 d ifa r I I.CcTi running of the Indianapolis SOO: S Pa d^ Ai hl 8. Famta-Hantila I Ktn»l Ro»* ’ 3 . Za c * 1880 6UICK 7. Cairicna-laaei 8. lar|oin-IU$u Johnny Rutherford. Fort Worth, 1980 PONTIACS S.llMca M$ iMa-lartwn Texas, Chaparral-Cosworth. 192 2S6 F.lhna mph. CATALINA 4-Door ||I1-7865-0 V-B, auto, EUCTM PARK AVL 4-Door i|l2-6923-0, S«fr$ Mario Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., HARTFORD "JAI-ALAI Vernon cops probe trans., power steering, power brakes, V-6, A/C, stereo tape, leather, wire Fifth; Penshe-Cosworth, 191.011. Bobby Unser, Altniquerque. N.M., air cond., AM/FM, rear defog. covers, and much much more. l.b rn M i^ a 2. lasaOlarrata Penskek^osworth, 189.994. 19th HOLE lZa (iM (iH 4. ta n efit-ls is I HreonH Row -many burglaries LI8T*8.502 SAVE *1,609 LIST *13,844 SAVE *2,718 yiitiAmii 6. haiT-Xaua Spike Gehihausen, Speedway,^Ind., Z.lftM hna th ila iy a rl Penske-Cosworth, 188.844. SALE PRICE *11,126 Jerry Sneva, Spokane, Wash.. Lola-' ELLINGTON RIDGE SALE PRICE *6,943 Sibi hdiF-Zana Cosworth, 187.8Sl Women 9 Holes- - A - VERNON—The Vernon Police Siittr 1. Pachi-ttarrtta 2. Gtna-ianat Rick Mears, Bakersfield. Calif., PenskeCosworth, 187.490. Irm a McGuff 52-21-31, Department Investigated 17 llwktetBraa 3. Z e t»4 a r t»a a 4. ia$a-lla$ca 8MND LEMAN8 2-Door i|l1-7843, V-6, RIVIEM COUPE (112-6935-0, V-8, A /C , S. t a r fw itanfa IFa n ta M va rl Third Row burglaries reported from April 18 I flyriu taica iUvrafukaaMt Margaret Loucks 56-21-35; LANDAU TOP, power etr., power win- 7. CairieM-l$^ rim-Caya Johnny Parsons, Indianapolis, auto trane., A/C, stereo, wire covers, iJmit mMti 8. Irtana-lftna LijAtnlng-Offy, 187.412. B - Pat Harrington 56-23-33, through May 1. Sub$ I LANDAU TOP, + much more. dows, wire covers, and much more. 7. Gaw4lHhtrfa 8. F a n la - IM r a Pancho Carter, Brownsburg. Ind., Ethel Pearl 58-22-36, C - ’The breaks were into homes on Sih$ Jm Xajfa Siitk Penske^^nsworth. 186.480. LIST *8,396 SAVE *1,609 LIST *13,940 SAVE *2,978 A1 Uiiker. Albuquerque, N.M., Helen Rubin 55-27-38, Worcester Road, Mt. Vernon Drive, WmS k 1. ba-lartvci IFraKiicM Iaiitial Longhom-Cosworth, 186.442. Ward Street, Prospect Street, Emma SALE PRICE *10,862 3. Faii$ta4aaMt iCharab^kiil Fourth Row Joann Batchelor 64-30-3$. SALE PRICE *6,787 S. Irtana-Jata-JaMt 8. k a fw i h>a a-Roger Rager. Mound. Minn., Women 18 Holes- - Lane, Elm Street, Campbell Avenue, 7.1 40mi» L bw-iaii8ra WUdcaKIbevy, 186.374. Front nine, A - Mary Birch Road, Regan Court, Franklin S a h fiairifM-Katca Jim McElrealh, Arlington, Texas, aHAND LEMAN8WA90N#1-7844-0, V-6, REOAL COUPE ($2-6890-0, V-6, auto Pen^e-Cosworth, 186.249. Street. McCarthy , Gretchen Kun- trans., power etr., A/C, rear defog., A. J, Foyt Breaks were also reported into auto, trans., power steering, power ti|Mh: I.ArtaM ICkarala Cosworth. 1».500. dahl (no scores listed)’ B - Fifth Row brakes, air cond., woodgrain, AM/FM. AM/FM and more. llaap M 4.Hm *a apartments on South Street, Center l.R v ra c a -Ir ta r a ia l 2 -F ia fa i laaiiat Tom Bagley, Centre Hall, pa., Devra Baum 49-13-36, Jo » * iU rp iva 8.Arra LIST *8,218 SAVE *1,343 LIST *7.929 SAVE *1,332 3.0naa»4aii4a 4.lw 4a*M Wildcal-O>sworth, 185.405. Chupus 48-11-37; C - Irma Road, Brooklyn Street, Nye Street, FArcaraial 8.ka S. Inai C a n n i i 8. W a a iW ip ic a Larry Cannon, Oakwood. 111., S ib i laanat Podolny 51-14-37, Helen '’ MONDAY MATINEE and Regan (k)urt, and into businesses SALE PRICE *6,875 SALE PRICE *6,887 7. fraaoMi iiir a I Charala-Mtrta Wildcat-Drake. 183 252 a*Dlck Ferguson. Los Angeles, Rice 54-16-38, Irma Salad at Vernon Circle and Windsorville Siht btaUa^CariU liChth ATNOON ♦ *.< Penske-Cosworth, 182.880. BRAND COUPE i|i1-7B91-0, V-6, SKYLARK 2-Door ($2-7557-0, V-6, auto l.ArrHanAa M aaaAa-hN HUlh Row 52-13-39; D - Connie Kelly Road. mix 3. Aftawaliawit 4. ia-Artaraia I trane., A/C, LANDAU TOP, CHROME 1. FfaRWta IM frta 2 O itaal-ltaoat Danny Ongals, Costa Mesa. Calif., 55-19-36, Clare Reznlck 58- auto, trans., power str., power brakes, $. FraM i$ca4irpia|j 8. Im a ii C i r f n i Pamelli-Cosworth, 186.606. 3. Charatafim a 4. Uarha-lai*a air cond., RALLY wheels, AM/FM. WHEELS, stereo -t- more. 7. Inwi anta 8. Qiaraia-fierra Gordon Johncock, Phoenix, Penske- 20-38, Gladys Peck 57-16-41, ¥ S. biahia-lrcaraia I 8. Arra-fiaraaim* Cosworth, 186.075. $ab$ A *a r *-lla ii*a Connie Davis 59-17-42. < • .( '« ‘-A * .; Town Hall closing 7. Arriaca M a rita I. laapaatami a-Don Whittington. Fort Lauderdale, LIST *8,028 SAVE *1,804 LIST *8,290 SAVE *750 $1*1 l a MMr pi i c a Fja., Penske-Cosworth, 183.9^. EAST HARTFORD- The Town Sr%rnth How SALE PRICE *6,724 SALE PRICE *7,530 Taidk: 1. FraKtaca^Maadra 2. Arriaca l-laaaal a-Tim Richmond, Ashland, (Milo. MINNECHAUG St. James appreciation day Hall will be closed Monday in obser- 1 baahia hpa 4. CharaU-fiarita MNh II LOrtoal Penske-CuwfMTtb, 188.334. S. AftardhArcarata I 8.*taaa4arBT a-(}ordon Smiley, Garland, Texas, Women's Clubi9 vance of Memorial Day and will 4.Ptem MX mas INCUIK fkibiit s duuoi pkp. 7 O rb aa M w a w a di 8. iaapa-fharra Penske-Cosworth. 186.848. ’The Saint James Home and School Association held its an- lUarria lEnahia Holes- Blind partner - A - reopen ’Tuesday at 8:30 a.m.. Direc- $NbiAna«4Mca George Snider, HousUki, Pamelli- 7.Ganj I . Arcarara I Cosworth. 185.385. Allen and edy 113-36-77; B - nual meeting Monday to express appreciation to the staff. tor of Public Works, Arthur J. SihAm aial Taatk Flghih How Leigher and Laski 12645- Children from each class presented each teacher with a Mulligan said. "HEmmmmmssoiD'' 1 liaada a-Billy Engelhart, MadlsMi, Wls.. The Incinerator and Landfill Area 3 0 rb a a l MeUren-Cosworth, 114.237. 81; C Anderson and Boyd proclamation, a scroll with loving messages, and a yellow l .A r r a « M * a 2 Arriaca U rc a ra ia I S€ar^ a-Greg Leffler, Winchester. Ind., will be closed Monday and will IbmkWU ilrtoaMviaca Lola-Cc^orth, 183.7M. 127-52-75; N et, A - china rose. From left, Mrs. Margo Williamson, a first grade 7.AM PONTIAC BUICK lArt«a Oira$ i FraKnca^tarra a-Deonis Firestone, Gardena, Calif., Bohjalian 57-20-37; B - reopen Tuesday at 7 p.m., he said. Saha h rp u ia T.flimaCaniii itoaha (Marta Penske-Cosworth. 183.702. teacher, receives a scroll and her yellow china rose from- Ninth Row Rothwell 58-23-35; C - ’The rubbish collection for the week 289-6483 Open eve$.'til 9 IM > i a p i laanat a-Hurley Haywood. Jacksonville. Kathleen McNamara and Edward Wilson. of May 26 will be delayed one day, Ich Moyer 64-26-38; Longest tout* S, Eoii Wind»*f. Loon ©\ ImNHl t .O r h N l^ laanat t laapia Arcarata I Fla.. Ughtning-CbevyO, 183.561. (Herald photo by Pinto). with Friday’s collection on Saturday. 3 f l w^i ma 4. Arra-CarMa 7.1 drive on third - Car- l.JiM n ln a ra ia l 1 FraKitca-fiariaaii F^ele-(^vv8. (g34 donneau. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., May 24, 1980 IMIP WMrtMf It Htip HTanM 13 H»lp Wantml IS EVENING HERALD. Sat., May 24, 1980 - 13 Frank and Emeet AUTO MECHANIC. DISABLED PERSON would E A R N $ 5 0 .0 0 /h u n d re d lADVERTISING PLEASE READ Experience preferred but will like male or female to assist securing, stuffing Envelopes, train right man. See Mr. with Outdoor Exercise pree Details, Reply: Business & Service •eaaiw R e g io n — Carter, Carter Chevrolet, 1229 DEADLINE YOUR AD Program, 3 times weekly. 648- “Homeworkers - S15”. Box eP uLP Mm J pr o g r a m Main Street, Manchester. 846- «H1 days. 94435, Schaumburg, HI. 60194. |l2i00 noon Iho day Herald is rasponslbla| 6464. Ibafora publication. lor only one Incorrect I TWO MATURE PARK MAINTAINER - Town IT TO AXK Ml A SALESMAN WANTED. Full I insartlon and than only I RESPONSIBLE PERSONS to of Bolton. Job description time, young and aggressive, Summer swim class I Deadline lor Saturday to the slaa of tho[ ovqsee operation of midnight available. Apply: Office of RA1^>------* I tAiSS . willing to learn the appliance, shift, full time. Ajmly in per- Selectman, 2z2 Bolton Center |and Monday !• 12:00 original inaarllon. T.V., audio business. Paid son: Seven-11 509 Center Errors which do not Road, 9-5, Monday-Friday. TuPNlN^ F>EopU; P0WR. |Noon Friday. I medical benefits, vacation Street, Manchester. Deadline May 30th, 1980. planned for Andover laisan tha value of the and sick days. Call for inter- Equal Opportunity Employer. Iciaaalflad ada advartlsamant will not | view, At Sieffert’s Appliances, RECEPTIONIST FOR arc 647-9997. be corrected by an ad­ PHYSiaANS OFFICE - Mon- SHELL CAR WASH ANDOVER — Plans are being made for days a week, with two weeks in each ses- Itakan over the phone day, ’Tuesday, and Friday, 12 convenience. ditional Insertion. SERVICE STATION - the summer swimming program spon- sion. The fee wili be $2 per session for las a The TRUCK MECHANIC. to 6. Call 8728321. Manager. Assistant Manager. ALPOA m em bers and $5 for non- Experienced in all phases of Servfcet Oltarad 31 Sarvleai Otfarad 31 PalnUng-Paparlng 32 Building Contracting 33 sored by the Andover Lake Property truck repair. Gas and diesel. Full and part time. Must be 40 Ardclaa for Bala 41 Apartmantt For Bant 53 Auto Parta For Bala to members. The change of fee schedule SINGLE LADY or MARRIED friendly, neat appearance, Houtohold Goods Owners Association and the American Must nave own tools. INTERIOR PAINTING, COUPLE to live in 6 Room and have a good work record. C&M TREE SERVICE - Free LEO N C I E Z S Y N S K l! ------Red Cross. The program is designed for reflects the $50 charge ALPOA members Minimum 5 years experience. Home. Reasonable rent. Will estimates, discount senior CHECK THIS IMMACULATE CHEVY ENGINE PARTS 350 Call for a an aj^ in tm en t in- & WALLPAPERING BUILDER, new homes, ad-l ART DECO dining s e t, FULL SIZE BEDROOM SET- four bolt main blocks, steel adults as well as for school children, in- pay for lake privileges. Mrs. Hohmann She Hemlif Excellent salary and fringe accept children, Call 649-7911. citizens. • Company Quality, Professional Work two bedroom. Nice area. Only terview to Mr. Morgan, LAWNS CUT. Expert service. ditions, remodeling, reel dressers, school desk, cameo Modem, white Formica. $200. said some financial Aid is available and C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R TIS I N G benefits. For appointment, Manchester-owned and $150.00. Locators. Small fee. crank shaft, pistons and cluding chiidren who will be entering call 688-7596. between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., Lowest rates around. Call for at Reasonable Prices! Ful- rooms, garages, kitchens! kewpie, prints, dolls, linens. Includes bedding.bedding, Call 646- 2335646. heads^ Call 8 7 ^ 7 6 after 7. applications for such can be made by SHORT ORDER COOK - 647-9016. operated. Call 646-1327. ly insured. References, remodeled, ceilings, bath file,I 133 Spruce Street, ’niesday- 4571, after 4 p.m. kindergarten in the fall. Daytime. Apply in person only free estimate. 649-7773 Mrs. Peggy Hohmann, recently cer- calling 742-6747. Holp Wanlod 13 evenings. dormers, roofing. Residential! Friday, 10-2:30,’Thursday, 6-9.------MANCHESTER. .'.after 2 p.m. La Strada West, CLERK ’TYPIST with good B 4 M TREE SERVICE. Call or commercial. 649^291. ■ SWIMMING POOLS - BUY □ AUTOMOTIVE tified as a water safety instructor wili Swimming registrations will be 471 Hartford Road. MAGNIFICENT seven NURSES AIDES wanted for figure aptitide and telephone now for Free Estim ate. ------■ ...... NOW! Brand New Above •••••••••••••••••••••••••• supervise the program. Ms. Laurel Beede accepted on June 16 from 3 to 6 p.m at the RN OR LPN. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. rooms. Kids ok. $325.00. full time on all shifts. Apply skills. Atlas Oil . 414 Tolland EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN DESIGN KITCHENS -| Art/c/#a tor Sato 01 Ground Pools. 16 x 30 foot Locators. Small fee. 2335646. Autos For Bala 51 Andover Elementary School. The Andover director of nursing. Salmon- Part time. Enjoy working WAITRESS - Nighttime. 18 Street, East Hartford. TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Ful- — O.D. 15 X 24 FOOT I.D. will instruct the advanced life saving J.P. LEWIS it SON- Interior Cabinets, Vanities, Formica ■ ------Beach lifeguard will be on duty starting brook Convaiescent Home, off with an excellent supporting years and over. Apply at- La ly Insured. References. TOTAL LAWN CARE - Cut- Counter Tops. Display,! 16x30 foot Complete with course which wiil begin June 23 from 9:30 staff, caring for our elderly Strada West, 471 Hartford & Exterior Painting. Paper EAST HARTFORD. Lovely WE PAY TOP PRICES for this weekend from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. House Street, Glastonbury. PART TIME DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR ting, Hedges Trimmed, Light Storage & Bookcases. KitchenI ^ Sun Deck, Fencing, Pump, two bedroom. Laid back area. to 10:30 a.m ., Mondays through Thursdays patients in the self-care unit, Road. Trucking, Competitive rates. Hanging. Remodeling. wrecked and junk cars. A & B Please call 633-5244. BOOKKEEPER, CITIZENS! 643-7285. Llner,l.adder. NOW $200. Locators. Small fee. 233 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. for six weeks. This ciass is for aduits and Regular seven days a week coverage will very pleasant atmosphere, proximately 10 houi Estimates. College Student. Recreation Rooms. Call 649- ONLY $978. O ther Pools 9658. 5646.______Call Tony 6436223. high school students age 15 or older. tart June 23 and continue through Sept. 2 MACHINIST - Experienced ^ good wages and benefits. RECEPTION- Hours can he tailored to your Chris Malone, 649-6718. available.Installation optional Please call Mrs. LeBIanc, IST/’TYPIST - Pleasant. Per- BRICK, BLOCK, STONE 3x28^' ,cents each or 5 A basic rescue and water safety with beach hours from 10:30 a.m . to 8 Keep Smiling Set-Up Man for CNCNC U th e & satisfaction. Apply: Shoors Financing available. Call AIR CONDITIONED. RN, 646-0129, M anchester sonable and capable typist Fireplaces, concrete. ASK-M Y. We are available for $1. Phone 6432711. Must be Spotless. Five rooms. Kids ok. program for adults and students 11 years p.m., except when swimming lessons are Milling Machines. Able to do Jewelers, 917 ^ i n Street, Chimney repairs. No job too LEE PAINTING. Interior it collect 7 days, 24 hours. Be Happy some fYogramming. st and Manor Rest Home, 385 West wanted by office located in the Manchester, Ct. for your Typing Needs. exterior. “Check My Rate I picked up before 11 a.m. TIFFANY ^ L S , 203523 Only $175 Locators. Small fee. in progress. Ms. Beede wiil be head 1 snull. &ve! Call 644-8356 for I ONLY. of age, or older, will be offered at the 2nd shift or part time. Paid Center Street, Manchester. Manchester-Vernon area. Experienced with Statistical Before You Decorate.’’ 8340. 2335646. estimates. n K om« (3uarantMi. ■ o r •• WANTED JUNK AND LATE same time. * lifeguard. Health Insurance. Inquire: Please send resume to: Box SECRETARY-GAL FRIDAY. Typing, Reports, Term Dependable. Fully insured. MODEL WRECKS - Cash ELLINGTON RN OR LPN. Part time, 11 KK. c/o Manchester Herald. C h ip R e p a ir FIREWOOD - Seasoned. An; Swimming ciasses for beginners, ad- All Andover residents may join ALPOA Chapel Tool Co., 81 Woodland Full or part time. Small office Papers, Resumes, 646-1653. I p o r c e l a l n & •7 WATERBED - King Size. Paid. Call Parker Street Used p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, I size. $80 Cord Delivered. Ca! vanced beginners, intermediates, and by contacting Mrs. Tina Delveccio at 742- St., Manchester, 646-5836. in Manchester. Pleasant SPRING CLEANUP. Fer- Transcrihing From Cassettes, iFIberglasB, Spra y i ill Name Brand. 8 months old. Auto Parts, Inc. 6433391. 4-H 91 Chestnut S treet. 649^519. etc. Call 8 4 f t ^ between 9:00 ■ 4237813, or 4238234. 2 j A p p H a n c e a & | Dark pine frame. All parts swimmers, wiil begin Juiy 7 through July 8M9 or P eter Klock, 742-5419. ihone personality, good tilize, lime, seed your lawn LBC31H and 5:00. PAINTING BY CRAIG IC abnet a. Display at: I complete. $300. Call 5235527. SINGLE WOMAN - Early 20’s PART TIME JANITRESS for yping and general office now. Quality work for OGDEN - Interior It Exterior HONDA CIVIC 1975 - 31. Classes will run for one-half hour, four TRAIL medium sized office complex. MANCHESTER DRIVE-IN skills.f Responsible indepen- reasonable prices. 647-9260. 8 HIGHLAND ST.. E H . I FOUR ALMOST NEW 15” x needs roommate. Location in- PART-TIME MOTION Socialist! Fully Insured. cludes tennis court, swim- Excellent condition. Original Hours 5 to 10 p.m. Monday, now has openings for counter dent position. The right per- TYPING DONE IN MY GNU TUB OF NEW E N O U N D 1 7” wide GM heavy duty steel 5 H O R S E P O W E R owner. All maintenance RIDERS help and maintenance help. PICTURE OPERATOR. Free Estimates. Call (203) 528>8200 ming pool, own room for $148 Tuesday and Thursday. Phone Experience preferred, but son will grow with us. Write HOME - Reasonable rates, jrim s. New $36.40 each, INTERNATIONAL records. Must be seen! 243. SIXTH JUNIOR Call Mr. Wilson, evenings, at DRIVEWAY SEALING. (jail after 4:00 p.m., 649-3663. anytime, 649-8749. S sacrificed for $60 or best HARVESTER Roto-tiller. per month. Please call 643 Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 for willing to train mechanically T.S.I., 164 East Center Street, 4280 after 5 :00 p.m. 9741, Extension 202. Call 9 to 4. Lions Club elects Otter OPEN HORSE SHOW appointment. 649-5900. Manchester, Ct. 06040. or call Protects and beautifies your SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS. I offer. Call after 5:00 p.m. 643 Excellent condition. $225 incline individual Two or driveway. Experienced and June 8, 1680 646-6062, ask for Tom McCar- Bulldlni^ontraellng 33 Sun decks, patio doors. Con- S 2155. firm. Call 646-4689 after 5 p.m. BOLTON - Loren Otter has been Whitham. j SHEET METAL WORKERS - thre% nights per week. Write reasonable. Free estimates. MANCHESTER - 2 bedroom PART TIME JANITOR for ty^______Crete work of all types. Free I . elected president of the Bolton Lions Club The officers will be installed at the 8:30 a.m. Rain or Shina. For Heating and Air Con- stating current employment Call Art, 649-3061. WES ROBBINS Carpentry estimates. Reasonable. modern duplex. Gose to bus m^ium.sized office complex. to: Box L, care of Manchester SPRING St SUMMER •Jo®’ I SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 and shopping. Gas heat. No for the coming year. club’s June 3 meeting. The club meets the 'a Hours 5 to 10 p.m., Monday, ditioning. Industrial and INSURANCE AGENCY - remodeling specialist. Ad- 6431519. | track with recorder, turntable 1976 DATSUN B210 Herald. SPECIAL! Metal Interlock pets. Security, lease. Utilities 4 Commerdal. Shop men and HATCHBACK. Air con- Other officers elected were: John first and third Tuesday of each month. for Informtilon caff, Tuesday and Wednesday. East Hartford. Full time posi- WE CLEAN SIDING. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ***V***VT.*****?*******V.Sandrhim n.. M I two speakers.<akArs ExcellentRrrpiiAnt Installers. Liberal Comi iny W e a th e rs trip p in g . 10% built-ins, bathrooms, Rooling-Siding-Chimnay condition. $ . Call after WHITE WOOD CABINET. extra. $330 monthly. Ask for ditioning, good condition, Witham, first vice-president; John Lit- The club is currently conducting a raffle Phone Mr. Whitney, at 5M- OUT OF SCHOOL? tion. Must have agency Vyna-Lume Cleaning Co. A D ISC O U N T , p lu s 15% I 200 6 Dick, 6431084; or 6430614. ^raj^PojglaJTS^im 2020, for appointm ent. BenefiU. 871-1111, 7 2 8 ^ background in Fire & kitchens, 6433446. Adjustable shelves. Upper and $2595. Call 8739628 after 6 vinskas, second vice-president; Billy from which it hopes to raise enough UNEMPLOYED? Youth Modern Conceptept in the ENERGY CREDIT! Custom ROOFER WILL INSTALL [ P *" ’ ______lower storage compartment. p.m. or weekends. between 16 and 19 must be Homeowners Rating. professional cleaning of vinyl Hoar, third vice-president; Jack Fawcett, money to put a roof on the pavillion at In- Work. In Business Over 23 rqof, siding or gutter tor lovf PIECE SECTIONAL 70x3bl6. Desk, chair, stuffed VERNON - 5V4 room, (2 or 3 CETA Certified by Conn. Job Excellent benefits. Please and aluminum siding.g. Fully Years! Dick's Weather Strip FARRAND REMODELING - bedroom) apartment, 2nd secretary; Tom Harrison, treasurer; Jack dian Notch Park. contact 289-6461 days, or 569- chair. 6432805. TOYOTA 1970 CORONA 4 Service to work in supervise Insured - Free Estimates. 643- Co. Call Collect, 423-1196 after Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, m S Apart-floor, refrigerator. $225.00, DOOR - Rebuilt engine and Schlaefer, tale twister; Dick Jones, lion Tickets may be purchased from any 0063 evenings and weekends. 1313. Room Additions, Decks, All ...... im e n t Size Refrigerator, $20. crew in Community Improve- 5:00 p.m. Dogt-BIrda-Pata 43 security. 872-3603, 871-2155. automatic. Excellent body. tamer. club member or at M and M Oil or ment Program. 35 hour week. Wpes of Remodeling and - Both items in goM condition. MARKETING ASSIGNMENT Haating-Plumbing "IC hll 6432716. New battery, starter and Elected directors for two years were Whitham’s Nursery. ^ , u $3.12 per hour. Apply to: REWEAVING BURN PROFESSIONAL HOUSE Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- DIAL 6435971 and Something CENTRAL 2 BEDROOM muffler. 4 new tires and 2 - Hartford Despatch needs to ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Norman Luck and Elmer Wilson and for For more information about the club KIDS- Ingrid Walker, HVCC, 1 Court HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas CLEANING. One time or NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet I good will happen to your pet. DUPLEX. Modern kitchen snows. 875-6991. add a skillful telephone OmMtlMrt’I Larctil Street, Rockville. EOE. repaired. Window shades, weekly basis. Excellent repairs, plugged drains, | Dog and cat boarding - -dog and bath. No pets. Security. one year Dave Miniccuci and John call Wilson at 649-5900. salesperson. Sell our quality- FLUiMUT $325 plus utiUties. 6431166. service concepts. No pressure Venetian blinds. Keys. TV references. Call Eagle Home MASONRY. types kitchen faucets replaced,* rooming. Canine Holida; 1977 CORDOBA - Air con- FOR RENT. Marlow's. 867 Maintenance, 623-0858. Crete work andno rirepairs. repaired, rec room s,* nne, 200 Sheldon Roa ditioned and all other options! tactics. Your personality is M ANCHesreR f I MANCHESTER - Excellent 4 more important to us, than Main Street. 649-5221. Fieldstone a specialty. Free bathroom remodeling, heat | , N I » [ - I S / t N n S t l 4 4 l Manchester. Top condition! $2500. Call 643 13 and Olderp Room Garden Apartment. 5^. HAIR CUTTER WANTED your experience. Excellent Painting-Paparing 32 estimates. Call after 5, 643 modernization, etc. Freen Kirby appointed 1870. Estimate gladly given. M & M* GOOD HOME NEEDED for' Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot with a clientele, for a youth new career for real estate WATERPROOFING, EVERY SUNDAY water. No pets. References oriented salon. Call 649-1136. specialist underutilized in this DAN SHEA PAINTING it Plumbing & Heating. 6432871.1 adorable kittens. All colors. 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO - HATCHWAYS, foundation DECORA'TING. Interior and WICKHAM CONS’TRUCTION 8:30 AM TO 4:30 PM Call 342-0571, or 6336581. and security. $370 per month. Excellent mechanical condi- to h o sp ita l p o st recession. Full time or three cracks, sump pumps, window 6436187. ARTHUR TREACHER’S OF days weekly. Become a per- exterior. Also wallpapering. COMPANY. General carpen- Flooring 36 tion. Body good. Before 5,644- Earn Up To wells, stone walls, patios, Freo AdmlMion 0794; after 5, 647-1305. Quality craftmansnip. Call try an(l repairs. Rec rooms, Mutfeaf Inatrumanta 44 MANCHESTER is now accep- manent vital cog in our steps, walks, fii^laces,'con- Homat lor Bant 54 ting applications for part time growth. Contact: Chris Gar- 6435424 or 6431305. family rooms, porches and FLOORSANDING 8t| VEND0RS-*B VERNON — William B. Kirby of West Hart- crete repairs. Thirty years decks our specialty. Dry wall REFINISHING. Floors like! INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT, FORD ECONOLINE VAN, Fryers for after school and cia. Hartford Despatch. Box experience. 6434953. 6431190. MANCHESTER - Move your ford has been appointed as director of com- evenings. Apply in person, 401 8271, East Hartford, 06108, or PROFESSIONAL PAINTING* and ceiling work done. new. Specializing in older! traded, exchanged. Half-price 1970, 300 series, standard - Interior and exterior. Chimney repairs and concrete floors. Natural and stained | MtigNi, piarti, cilicliln sale on guitars, etc. Rivers family today! Full basement. transmission, good motor, munity relations at Rockville General Center Street, Manchester. telephone 528-9551, EOE. $230. 2335646, Locators, small HOME GARDENS Commercial and residential. work. One day service on floors. No waxing any more.* hrfi.-MH«00/$4«-$NI Music, 7 Main Street, New needs body work. Best offer. Hospital. He replaces Mrs. Peggy Zowada fee. Call 6431276 after 5:00. <60 PER W EEK COVENTRY PUBLIC SEMI-RETIRED ACTIVE ROTOTILLED. Reasonable Free estimates. Fully in- small repairs. Call days or Also painting. John Verfaille,* Britain, 2231977 or Bristol, 1- who left to take a position in an out-of-town rates. Call 6436640. sured. 6434879. evenings, 6432403.______6435715750. I I 800-692-1235. SCHOOL VACANIES for 1980- PERSON with retail SOUTH WINDSOR. Working hospital. 1981 School Year. Assistant 1968 PONTIAC - Running con- experience, to work ap- with two and three bedrooms dition. Best offer. Call 643 Kirby is a graduate of the University of Principal for Coventry High proximately 30 hours per YlfHBglWai. TAG SALES I REBUILT GRANDS, Players, Work 3 to 4 Hours Por Night Nickelodeon Types, Upright as low as $280 00. Locators. 7438. M Connecticut and was formerly associated with School, Grades 9 thru 12, an- week, in an interesting posi- Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Homes For Bala Small fee. 2335646. nual salary $18,000. Learning Pianos at Meyers Piano and Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center in tion. Must be Bondable. Wage ■ 1976 FORD GRAN TORINO - Disability Teacher for Middle Rate above minimum. Reply RN’S 8i HOME HEALTH LAUNDRY WORKER. Full MANCHESTER - Immaculate! I Guitar Company. Phone 871- Hartford. Call Ivan at 647-9946 AIDES - Full and part time ■ 2143. MANCHESTER. Working Loaded! Excellent condition. School. Grades 5 thru 8. in coiifidence to: Box LL. c/o time, including every other 2-family Flat. 5-4. Ceramics! _ ...... positions. Good salary and with two and three bedrooms 57,000 miles. Perfect for fami- In his new post he will be responsible for English Teacher, Grades 9 Manchester Herald. weekend, tor institutional baths. 3 zone heat. Separate! TAG SALE-HOUSEHOLD a as low,as $200.00. Locators. fringe benefits. Paid mileage. laundry operation. Apply in ly or carpoolers. 6433688. hospital communications, special events, thru 12. 1 year Position. driveways. Marion E. Robert-n ITEMS, Clothing, toys, chord J - i » |i .48 Small fee. 2335646. Call Manchester Public person. East Hartfora Con- son. Realtor. 6435953. ■ organ,. oilo il jiaintings, p a m t i n getc. s , |______press relations, publications and development. Elementary Reading WINDOW WAsIlB^S ' l Full PLYMOUTH VOLARE Teacher, Grades K thru 4. time. Benefits. Own transpor- Health Nursing Associatiion, valescent Home. 745 Main NURSE ABES I ^turday,_May 24, rain or | Kirby said he was pleased to be coming to 647-1461. E O E /A A P ______EAST HARTFORD. Working PREMIER WAGON. 1978. Conn. Certfication required. tation. Experienced only. Street, East Hartford. with private homes as low as Rockville and that he was looking forward to MANCHESTER-Immaculatei^^ancheste^^^'*®'' ! COLLECTIBLES - Wifi Automatic trasmission. \ Contact - Donald Nicoletti's Salary commensurate with ON GUARDS it 6- R o o m C a p e w ith ______■ purchase outright or sell on $230.00. Locators. Small fee. Power steering, new brakes the professional challenges and new office, at 742- 8913. EOE. experience. Call 644-2616. DISPATCHERS wanted to To provMa Nuralng Care bedrooms. Hardwood floors,! ^ commission. Telephone 644- 2335646. and tires. V-6. Roofrack, AM- William Kirby friendships his assignment would bring. work in an Electronic A MORTGAGES FM. Excellent family car. She Keratii BABYSITTER WANTED Monitoring Central Station. In private homea and plastered walls, aluminum I | PART TIME HELP after- GLASTONBURY. Working $2100.00. 742-5086. Must have clean record. AVAILABLE Medical Facimiae. Part storms/screens, fireplace.! ■ .'T 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. in my home noons 2 to 6. G e n e r a l a l l Garage, on treed lot. $M,0O0.I TAG SALE - May 25th & 28th, ■ ™ E PACK RAT - ^ tiq u e s, with two and three bedrooms Own transportation. Monda)ionday a ro u n d L au n d ry W ork. References checked lima, full Urn*. ConaMara- as low as $250.00. Locators. 1979 DATSUN 210 - 5 speed thoroughly. Immediate full Peterman Agency 6439404,! 10 to 4. 270 Ferguson Road, I CollKtihles, Mi^ellanMUs, Rockville group to meet through F rid ay . 649-5466 Summer help welcomed. Call tlon given to prafaranca 6431171,649-^. | M anchester. MMoving!!o v i n v i ■ Usedused Items.items. 404U Floraf l o r a Road Small fee. 2335646. Hatchback. 36-40 mpg. Steel time positions open. For ap- 9SS-1004k FINANCING before 3:00. 289-1527. oh— Location and Houra. I Housewares, linens, collec-! radials. Excellent condition! pointm ent call 236-6119, Torma to 30 Voora NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY LARGE HOUSE - Bolton. VERNON — The Northwest Rockviile made by firemen and other organizations ELECTRO-MECHANICAL MANCHESTER - 7 Room-y* tables,------books,,o-.™,- records, games, I **** *** * $44-3373. Lott and Found SUMMER COMPANION for 2 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. FJU. ComentioMl VJl For Information call Suitable for 3-4 single working Neighborhood Association wili meet May and individuais. TECHNICIANS with hands on boys, ages 9 and 12. Hours: Cape with 3 B^rooms, Base-1 hardware, used bricks, | □ RENTALS EXPERIENCED FLORIST 643-9515 ment Rec Room. Hardwood! gating‘terns, uncut firewood- adults only. No children, pets, 1972 CHARGER SPECIAL 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the community room of Since the neighborhood group has experience to work on induc- Monday-Friqay, 9 to 6. Must New lower monthly payments. EQUAL OPPORTUNI+Y. SUMMER SECRETARY. Ten DESIGNER - Full or part floors, plastered w alls,. *®ga. gas range. ■ . _ or mixed couples. 1 vehicle EDITION. All options. Low First Federai Savings Bank, Park Place. tion heating units. Some field have owq car. Call 273-2013: or expressed an interest in activities for LOST - Standard Poodle. The women in our business weeks, June 16th-August 22nd. time, to work in large flower Graduated Payment Mortgage 52 each. Lease. Security. milege. Good condition. $2100. Y service work involved. Here is Edward Litke, principal of the Maple Office duties and typing. App- 872-2682 a fte r 6 p.m. 245 F.H.A. AID A ASSISTANCE References. 6432880. Rockville’s young people, this session will Black male. Name ''P eter” make as much money as the an opportunity to be directly shop. Apply in person and ask storm s/screens *'buJU-ln| GIGANTIC YARD SALE! ■ ^ *------Call 7437165.______Street School, will give a short siide begin to focus discussion on specific Lost in Valley Falls Park, men. If you're looking for ly to: YWCA, 78 North Main for George Krause. Krause Direct Mortgage Lenders ol Nomi Eaitirn Com. XkThon stovr'garagrandlMaple stereo, glider, brand ■ MATURE MALE ROOM $15. included in the early develop- MANCHESTER - Vk duplex. 4 MGB 1969. Good condition. Vernon May 7th. Desperately equal opportunity, calf 646- Street, Manchester. 647-1437. im — Florist, 621 Hartford Road. 357 Em I Contar 81. “ureer Imm*S oc I n e w c ^ k s , many oOier I Female, mature $20. presentation on the proposed “Playscape” projects and concerns, association of- ment stages of a fast growing rooms, 2 bedrooms. Smurity New top, brakes. Wire wheels. in need off medication. 3936, between 10 and 4. ManchMior cupancy $59,900. Peterman I ‘tems. Saturd^ and Sunday, | References. One must have to be installed on the chool grounds by the ficials said. COOK FOR CONVALECENT area within a large heat treat- FULL TIME DALE FDNMI G and references. Call 6435276. Asking $1250. 742-6055. Reward. 643-8584 : 643-0579. ment manufacturing firm. hinrnis—i Aemcv - 6439404 6431171 a t® to 4. School Road, Andover. ! license, plus few errands and pro. All interested Rockville residents are HOME in Glastonbury. 4 day- Expanding menu means C0RP0MT10N B434si ’ ’ ■ ------I meals. 6435459. 1968 MUSTANG. Sem i- Applicants should be able to FODilMN FORESTRIDGE The p ro and the students raised the urged to attend the meeting and young 40 hour week. Paid vacations, additional opening for CapMs pantn wanted ts run 100 Paari Stroat I TAG SALE - Saturday and I ------:------restored. Needs work. Call benefits. Salary open. Phone read schematics, trouble EXECUTIVE funds to buy the materials for the Peopie are especialiy invited to attend shoot, and repair equipment. Career Minded Person. FltM Opu'allans far L. A. Hartford, CT ———— — . . . . I Sunday. 24 and 25.134 p.m. 60 ■ • 6439946 after 5 p.m. MY COMPANY will employ 633-8914 for interview. CIRCA 1760. Restored brick!Keeney Drive, Bolton. (O ffI W CONTEMPORARY con- playground equipment which wiil be in- Tuesday’s session. Will consider training appli- Your experience is needed COMVMH CO. Cal AVON. TO BUY OR SELL in two people to start work im- 549-5000 dominium. 2Vk bath. Pool, ten- Motoreyclaa-Bleyclaa 54 stalled in the fall. Donations were also Manchester, Bolton, Coven- mediately. $150 per week HOUSEWIVES - Work part cant with limited knowledge. to help us to insure Quality •4G -S 117 Builnatt Opportunitlat 14 “onTv! [ large AREA ON FIRST nis, central air. July 1. Good working conditions and Service it Product try, Hebron or Andover, call potential, plus bonuses. Call time while children are in beautiful gardens and view. I ______»___ I LEVEL OF HOUSE - Double $625.00. Anne, 6431180. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 523-9401. 646-3936 between 10 and 4. excellent benefits, including a Preparation. Evening work AMf RICA' S OLOCST LICENSOR school. Start now, take the company sponsored car pool Onlv $98,500. Group I.ImuLTI FAMILYTAGSALE- I *^1^**®" Speedy Telephone Equal Opportunity Employer. summer off if desired, work plus weekend availability OF ICE CREAM SHOPS Omcaa-Blorat for Bant 55 program. Apply at In- PART TIME/ Nf EOS OUALIFIIO FAMILIES quotations. Immediate Grasso honors students again in the fall. Pleasant sur- dustronics Inc. 489 Sullivan required. Excellent TO OPERATE THEIR OWN coverage available. Call Joan ,M.ncte..r. W * = i5s .J£l,: Sn MANCHESTER - 2400 Square LEGAL SECRETARY. Full DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, roundings. Fringe Benefits. benefits. Job security and at Clarke Insurance. 6431126. Avenue, South Windsor. EOE. FULL TIME I*"■to -5.------Much------miscellaneous.------I anytime, 8737059.avs-voso Feet Industrial Space. Ideal and part time. Experienced in Part time for dental specialty D airy Q ueen, 242 Broad earning potential. For in- SOUTH WINDSOR - The Timothy Joanne Glaeberman, who collected the office. Previous dental office ONLY 15 POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN for Machine Shop. F.J. real estate and litigation. Street. terview, come in Tuesday ® MOTORCYCLE Edwards School students wiil be honored most money for the St. Jude fund drive. experience required. Send Ccuv/d 53 Spileckl, Realtors,. 6&-2121. Benefits, Glastonbury center. or Wednesday between 3 4 RESTAURANTS BETWEEN THE MANCHES’TER GREEN j5?^e Sj^^ehesfe“ S f ! j INSURANCE. Same day on June 4 at ceremonies to be conducted in Also to attend are: Dr. Robert W. Gold- resume to Box JJ, c/o RN - Full time Public Health ICE MEAN STSRES coverage available. Call 633-4617. Manchester Herald.______and 7 at the HOURS OF 6 A.M. and 12 MIDNIGHT. CAflVet S I nUSCNTATIWZS SECTION - Children grovm | „ 3 24th, ioto3;SundayM ay I w . ^ r n F S T E R MAIN MANCHESTER - Retail, the office of Gov. Ella Grasso. ’The school man, superintendent of schools; Arthur Nurse Position. BSN and HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR must sell! 2 Story Colonial i to 4. Miscellaneous, Competitive rates. Call Judy, SOPHOMORE BOYS for We have several part time and full time year round W ILL K A TTH t storage and/or manufacturing AUTO BODY COMBINATION previous Public Health FRIENDLY FMHILY Style. 3 rooms down plus den, toys * . i.. ^ ',7 . j u . Oockett Agency Inc., 643 will receive a Governor’s Youth Action W. Hottin, principal of the Timothy experience desired. For more kitchen work, dishwashing Canai let C n ia Stsn 4 bedrooms up, plus fifth attic. I _____ ’ ^ ______b APARTMENT. Heated, hot space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- ELECTRICAL MAN or p a in te r. positions available during breakfast, lunch and 1577. Award. Edwards School; Ralph Graner, teacher information, contact: Com- etc. (Automatic machine) RERTRUIUUIT 000 square feet. Very JOURNEYMEN WANTED. Experienced. Must have own 103 Talcoitvilto Road evening hours. We are looking for people over 18 Walkout basement. Gas heat. I gigaNTIC TAG SALE - May ■ paigL g^Stf'5:»-7(^ reasonable. Brokers 1976 HONDA CB 363T. Looks In attendance at the ceremony will be and advisor to the St. Jude’s Hospital Experienced in commercial tools. $7 an hour. All fringe munity Health Service of days a week after schooland Storm windows. $81,300 |24th, 8 a.m., Woodycrest ■ Saturdays. Apply in person. Vamon CIrela years of age who are looking for long term ILOOBHEIO, CONN. protected. Call Reyman and runs like new! Low student, Andre Fournier who collected the Fund Drive; and Mrs. Cynthia Bernier, and residential wiring. benefits. For appointment, Columbia, Hebron, Andover, lay: . . . . Owner, 643-7658. Marlborough, 228-9428. Brass Key Restaurant. iwa iwiM i b«iiiw wr employment and take pride In doing their job. I6B B M i l i l i A n . Drive, : ivKwiiK f ivt; koom oupiex woperties, 1-2231206. mileage. Must sib! Make offer most canned goods during the canned food teacher and advisor to the Student Coun- Benefits. Call 646-5420. call Bill Kates, 688-7596. ■ Forbes Street. Antiques, | , . . j l j alter 5 p.m., 649-5004.______; drive conducted at the school and student. cil. Applicants must be willing to learn / we will train In Niy 31tl A J « t Id OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY.BHummelwerk, Wedgewood, ! STORES It OFFICES with WAV .25. Foresjiold furniture, etc. I K itv * ”denosT a'nd all areas of job responsibilities. TO MAKE AN APPOtNTMENT storage area. Includes: Heat, CALLTIU FNEE E m , ® i f bath” !* fireptoce!|TAG SALE - 24’ pool, picnic | references. Call 643-7798. air conditioning parking. Good For Interview appointment, call the Manager central Manchester location. 800-43H008 indoor barbeque pit, recroom! table, crib, Iricycles, desks, ■ RirnRnnM*! laroe

flT'5 £M6ARRA55IN6 1 TO INTERRUPT A By ADigaii van Buren .BOARP MEETINe... ACROSS 2 More than Answer to Previous Punfe Honoring th e whole needed I Telegraph 3 Yannlgin inventor 4 Male title The tendency of patriots in memorializing those who 6 Watered silk 5 Nervous sacrificed ail for the cause is to remember the men who DEAR ABBY: 1 am an old-fashioned European-born II Shunt 6 Make untidy fell in combat. »ndow who 18 being courted by a gentleman who wants to 13 Shot 7 Ones (Fr.) mari7 me. I like him very much and think he would make a 14 British king 8 Hebituatet fine husband, but he soys before he decides to marry me he 15 Guarantee 9 Plays anew Many — all too many — do and are heralded in the pould like to know what kind of lover I would make. He save 16 Irritate 10 Paradises press, medaled by their superiors, remembered by their ills wife will have to be a good lover. Priocllla’i Pop — Ed Sullivan 17 Irish poet 12 Plant embryo comrades. • Abby, 1 am the kind of woman who makes love only with 19 Manage 13 Estate 20 Cut hair her husband, so what should I say when he keeps asking me employee W ER E SOU'VE WE CAN 'TWIN, (^' ANP UNITEP,NATIONS?^ 22 Change color But not all brave men die on the actual field of battle. U> go on an overnight trip with him? 16 Indeed LOOKING GCTAETO SELL VOU FULL, 23 Cottage 21 Post boat Many more succumb in other, much more routine aspects : OLD-FASHIONED rooms FOR A THE RIGHT ANV S IZ E Q U E E N , 23 Rafted patriotic 41 Toupees of the grim job that is a soldier's — by just being there.. 24 Slangy AAATTRESS PLACE SOL) WANT' K I N G - 25 Yesterday (Fr.) «ocie^ (.bbr) 4 3 I DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: Tell him it*s against affirmativs 27 Forehead 37 Jane Eyre , . wour principles. (He might be wise to take his chances, 26 Cause to When this occurs in the flames of a helicopter collision 29 Eternal author « Freshen ■ ^hlle putting you to the test, he could flunk it.) x: y stand out in the Iranian desert, it is also heralded and the shock may 28 Spy group 33 Scoundrel 38 Geological de- ** posits 49 Hamilton bill actually be more intense than that resulting from battle. Vs (abbr.) 34 Errors • DEAR ABBY; We are three secretaries in a relatively 35 Women's 39 Holds 51 Echo small office. VVe have a wonderful boss. The problem is his 30 Southern constellation Little heralded, however, and lor that reason perhaps 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 1 lb Overbearing wife. She is a real pain, and we don’t know how 31 Small barrel even more painful are the tragic fnistakes. Almost unbear- Ao handle the situation. 32 Word of 11 12 13 able are the tales of the errors in field ^ n loads, the mis- r She calls several times a day and asks us questions negation calculations in bomb drops. Bitter as it must be' to the nncerning what is happening at the office, such as, "How 33 Careened 14 15 parent who receives a posthumous medal for a fallen son, aid my husband's meeting go with Mr. So and So?" right 36 Networks 16 16 IS how much more bitter it must be to the family of a young down to things that are privileged information, “ Did he 39 Small car man killed in a training accident. bave a lunch date with anyone?" "What are his travel 40 Ordinance 20 22 plans?" We think if he wanted her to know these things, he Captain Easy — Crooks S Lawronco 42 Fall In drops 24 26 27 would tell her, right? (We wonder what they talk to each 44 Wander These men also gave for the cause. They, too, are casual- 45 Denger pther about at night.) She complains to us that her husband VOU SAW EASY 47 Unity 28 20 30 ties of war. ever tells her anything. How can he when she's already S O I P O N T K NOW THREE 0UE5SE5! 1 RiPe OUT OF 46 Overjoys 31 32 Bug ali the day's happenings out of us? . TOWN ? F O R S U R E W H E R E ' HE W A S H E A P IN 'I 50 Ball club 1 The best of our poor tributes cannot recreate the actual • Abby, please print this, and tell all those meddling, nosy 52 Papal throne 33 34 2, 36 37 38 sacrifice countless thousands have n)pde in the history of Bosses' wives to enjoy their garden clubs, painting classes, 53 Piece for 30 1 43 this nation. Yet once a year we try to remember those who etc., and whatever else they do all day since they don't have seven '0 1 have given their lives, everywhere and in whatever way, in Bo work, and please leave us secretaries alone so we can get 54 Had odor 44 47 the hope of a better one for others. pur work done. f J 55 Fortune teller > Any suggestions on how to solve our problem? 46 40 SO 51 DOWN z FRUSTRATED IN FORT WORTH 52 53 To honor the part is impossible without honoring the •P whole. And the mission never completed in Iran, the jeep ■ M"SfSight of “DEAR FRUSTRATED: The solution is simple. 54 55 crash at Da Nang, the engine malfunction over Ploesti, the hand When the boss’s wife asks for information you do not misfire at Missionary Ridge are all a part of the price of (NIWSFAPtR ENTIRFRISE ASSN) Irish to disclose, tell her that you arc very busy, but maintaining a free society. •ou’ll have her husband call her. Then tell your boss U> call his wife and forget it. In the final account, there can be no differentiation in loudly, we pay tribute to those Americans of our the honor accorded those who paid it. m DEAR ABBY: I am a 29-year-old attractive single woman Allay'Oop — Dava Qrauo bridge Who has been going with a 47-year-old divorced man for two armed forces who have given their lives in the line of duty. Their great liears. (I'll call him Tom.) r TRIEP SWIMMIN' ,THEN I FOUND A DEEP ...so r DECIDED TtJROP A VINE — About six months ago 1 was at Tom's apartment when his AWAY FROM THE PO(X BELOW SOME ROCKS ABOUND TH' NECK O F ONE O F Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag •on dropped in. The son, Billy, is 22. Tom and I were both ISLAND, BUT THAT WHERE THOSE S E A 'EM AND SE E WHERE HE'D sacrifice is our everlasting sadness . . . their memory our everlasting pride. l^ tty drunk. I had to get home and was in no shape to drive DIONT WORK! CRITTERS WERE FEEDING.. ^ TAKE ME! •nd neither was Tom, so Billy drove me home. “ Well, I guess you could say Billy took advantage of me. It Takeout double responses Let us all honor them on this special day. jreally makes me sick and ashamed every time I think of it, £ it there's nothing I can do about it now. By Oiwald Jacoby show 8-10 points and some and Alan Sontag “ Tom would be very hurt if he knew what happened. Since sort of stopper in the lUien, Billy has hit me up for money, and I have given it to nent’s suit. Your partner has asked you T S-J8G4H-41D-7S2 Wm because I don't want to get on the wrong aide of him for to bid. Dou't pass from fright. 5 a r he'll tell his father about us. C- A Q 10 4. It is too expensive to let Bid one spade if any other “ I don't like being blackmailed, and that is what is declarer make that doubled suit has been doubled. Bid two This Ad Sponsored As A Public Service By The Following Public Spirited Businesses Jnppening to me. I need your advice and will do whatever contract even though it does clubs if a spade has been 3&>u say. not give him game. You only doubled. W . G. GLENNEY CO. “ GUILTY REDHEAD pass when you are very strong S.S-J804 H-K2D-7S2 cm ifiiDS BY c m io i the doubled suit. 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When you partner 445 Hartford Road, Manchaatar DAVID JAMES PERSONNEL “Insurance & Real Estate Since 1923" If partner doubles a heart, “Temporary & Permanent Placement Service" Mnts), self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter leaves your double in, just 647-9997 104 Eaat Cantar Straat diamond or club, respond one lead trumps immediately. If Olooklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. spade and hope for the best. If 272 Main Straat, Manchaatar Manchaatar «0212. p ^ n e r has doubled any other J. CARMAN, Clothier 849-7000 rmv iva a he doubles one spade you suit, force with a cue bid in 849-8281 must bite the bullet and bid that suit. You are heading for 887 Downtown Main Straa, Manchaatar two clubs. Do not respond one game or higher. 643-2401 THE HAYES CORPORATION MANCHESTER DRUG wm notrump as thip.-bia. should (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Our 19th Year of Professional Service 717 Main Straat fRstroQroph rha Born Loaor — Art Sanaom “ For Real Estate Service, It Pays To Call Hayes" Manchaatar B. & B. OIL COMPMiy 55 Eaat Cantar Straat, Manchaatar 840-4841 “ The Fuel Oil Company That Savet You Money" 648-0131 ~ Bernice Bede Osol 318 Broad Straat, Manchaatar HIGHLAND PARK MARKET strong today. You know how to Edward F. Boland Jr., Piaa. W . J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY “ Choicest Meats In Town" sell without appearing to do so. DanM M. Boland, VIca Praa. “ Service You Can Trust” 317 Highland Straat qfour Now is a go<^ time to discuss “The Energy People” ISO North Main St., Manchaatar Important matters. Manchaatar ^Birthday SCORPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) This 649-2647 648-1232 046-4277 is an unusual day In that some- thing Is going *on behind the A c c o r d i n g t o t h e e x p e r t s , a w o m a n s h o u ld ... Msy2S,1NO scenes you didn't Investigate, yet a lw a y s s ig n s o c i a l c o rr e s p o n d e n c e w i t h h e r have the ability as well which could prove ultimately given name plus h er maide n name or marrie d name. profitable fo r you. SBYilM S B M K OF M M CHESTER NORTHWAY R E X AU PHARMACY LYDALL, Inc. aik. the desire to make new S h e s h o u l d n o t s ig n w i t h h e r husba nd’s name. Manchaatar • 646-1700 230 North Main Straat, Manchaatar, Ct. 1 C o lo n ia l Road Mends and shore up old rela- SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) 048-4810 tniahlps this coming year. An Act In accordance with your HeathclIN — Georg# Qately 14 Offices To Serve Yout Manchaatar • 848-1233 cQjtlng social period lies ahead highest ideals today. In situa- Manchaatar, Eaat Hartford, Bumalda, beginning In late sum m er. tions where you are unselfish, South Wlndaor, Andovor 8 Aahtord NEW ENGLAND MECHANICAL SERVICES INC. J. 0 . REM. ESTATE ASSOCIATES, IN C (Riey 21-June 20) One you will gain through your will- 1 TUnnal Rd., Vam on <0>e reasons you're so popular ingness to be generous. 818 Cantar Straat wMi others today Is that you look CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ID) WInthrop — Dick Cavalll HVAC Contractors Industrial & Commercial Manchaatar • 646-1980 fn^thelr virtues, not their faults. Things that appear difficult today 871-1111 gSil makes an impression that will turn M t to be surprisingly CHARNAS, INC. wen't be easily forgotten. Find easy oner you prime yourself for “Advertising Public Relations • Research" the challenge. Fear not. ESSEX MOTOR INN det more of what lies ahead for VOUR PERSONAL HOROSCOPE i ' ll YOJ FCR THIS/ 341 Broad Straat Cemplim ents e f “ Cable TV, Closed Circuit Video System- in the year following your AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q-Feb. 19) hday by sending for your Don't tie yo u r^f down with defi- FOR1??OAV: TB Y TO C U R B WHOEVER 'tCU ARB/ Manchaatar a 840-2900 Special Commercial Rates" YOUR MA7URAL INCUMATIOJ OSTRINSKY S q>y of AstrO“Graph Letter. Mailnite commitments today. You K ______>I 100 Eaat Cantar Straat trfo r each to Astro-Graph. Box may want to be free to alter your TOW/ARC© B E IN g -... 4ID. Radio City Station. N.Y. plans If something more exciting MANCHESTER MONUMENT CO. Manchaatar • 648-2300 tN 19. Be sure to specify birth should pop up. chances are It W ATKINS B R O T e S , INC. “ Largest Selection o f Better Monuments 4Be. will. “Knoum for Quality, Famous for Service Since In The Stole ATLAS-B ANTLY OIL CO. 0 ^iou8ly. 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TM a n . 0*1 SEE A PENNY, PICK 30 Oak Straat MAPLE SUPER SERVICE INC. 857 Main St*Manchaatar«840-2522 IT upanpal l cay Our Boarding Houaa Manchaatar a 649-0791 “ General Auto Repairing” “ Your FTD Flower Shop” This Funny World VOULL HAVE GOOD 220 Spruca Straat Manchaatar IT5 TIME HANNIBAL STOPPED tM 5URE YOU P LIKE LUCK. SNIDV GLEN BMRY STORES, MC. 849-3487 running AROUND LIKE A THM". TOO' \TSSO ______/x/ 840 Eaat MIddIa Tumpika, and 20-YEAR-C3LP AND BEfiAN impo r t a n t that SENATE CHAMBERS ACTlNdi H\6 A

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