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iHandiratpr Carter has enough votes for nomination President Carter today clutched delegates ’Tuesday to ensure a noisy ; No< 209 •*• Manchetter, Conn,. Wednaaday, Juna 4 ,1(>80 Since 1881 • 20« the votes for his party’s nomination convention if he desires. in one hand and offered the other in With Tuesday’s voting the peace to his vanquished rival: But a Democratic delegate totals looked stubborn Sen. Edward Kennedy won like this: Condo committee split California and New Jersey and Tues Prev Total vowed not to quit. Carter 320 1,638 1,958 Kennedy defeated Carter in Kennedy 365 850 1,215 California in the grand finale of the Needed to nominate: 1,666 1980 primary campaign-306 delegates The Republican total: were at stake-to add to “ Super Tues Prev Total Riibin^s proposals killed Tuesday” triumphs in New Jersey, Reagan 392 1,071 1,463 Rhode Island, South Dakota and New Bush 3 267 270 Mexico. Needed to nominate: 998 Although a vote was not taken, the By MARY KITZMANN that a town department should be income levels anywhere between Carter took Ohio, West Virginia At 5:15 a.m. EDT, the primaries Maribwo given responsibility for handling J13,000 up to $21,000 for a single per­ committee reworded Rubin’s looked like this: and Montana, and even in losing New Herald Reporter tenants’ complaints and problems. son, and between $17,000 and $25,000 proposal recommending re-entering Jersey won enough delegates to put California: With 76 percent of the MANCHESTER — A philosophical The department would try to direct if the occupants are married. the Community Development Block him more than 300 votes beyond the precincts reporting, Kennedy 1,119,- split appeared last night among tenants to the right agency for a solu­ If the board takes no action, the Grant program, which the town 1,666 needed to win the nomination at 085 or 45 percent, 166 delegates; members of the Mayor’s Committee tion. Both of these recommendations state bill sets the income level for withdrew from last April for two the Democratic convention in Carter 937,150 or 38 percent, 132 on Condominiums, causing the were proposed by a subcommittee, protection at $13,000 for singles, and years. August. delegates. narrow defeat of Dr, Ben Rubin's chaired by Alam Lamson, town $17,000 for married persons, The vote to recommend more It was Kennedy’s best showing by New Jersey : With 99 percent, several proposals. planner. Rubin, joined by Robert Faucher, emphasis be placed on housing, if the far in the drawn-out primary process Kennedy 309,433 or 56 percent, 68 The committee soundly rejected The subcommittee also reported committee chairman, maintained town were to re-enter the program, that ended with the counting of votes delegates; Carter 207,174 or 37 per­ Rubin’s motion to recommend to the that the Board of Directors have the the lim its should be set at the passed with Howland and Sadloski as in California. cent, 45 delegates. Board of Directors the creation of a power, under the newly passed state maximum to afford protection to as the dissenters. Although Carter had a Ohio: With 98 percent. Carter 589,- fair rent commission. On a 2 to 1 law protecting elderly and han- many persons as possible. Faucher’s proposal to have mathematical lock on the nomina­ 078 or 51 percent, 84 delegates; vote, the committee also rejected a dicapped from condominium con­ But, as on several other motions, developers designate what type of tion, Kennedy pointed to his victories Kennedy 508,076 or 44 percent, 77 recommendation that the directors versions, to set income levels. This Warren Howland and Elizabeth multi-family housing is planned in some of the nation’s biggest states- delegates. form a fair rent study committee. law precludes the town from Sadloski opposed the motion. The during an M zone amlication failed California, New York, Pennsylvania, However, the committee later regulating condominium conver­ deciding votes fell to Lamson and on three abstentions ' New Jersey and Michigan-and said, Kennedy won in Rhode Island with voted to recommend the Board of sions. Diane Wicks. The two split in opi­ Faucher maintained that the area “The people have decided that this 68 percent. South Dakota with 48 per­ Directors create a clearinghouse for For protection under the state law, nion, and the motion failed on a tie. residents “would be more comfor­ campaign must go on.” cent, and New Mexico with 46 per­ rental vacancies; a single place a tenant must live in a complex of But Lamson’s counter motion to in­ table” knowing the type of develop­ Ronald Reagan, who had the GOP cent. Carter won in West Virginia where apartment hunters may find seven or more units, be elderly or han­ form the Board of Directors about its ment planned. nomination in hand two weeks ago, with 63 percent and Montana with 51 vacancies throughout the town. dicapped and meet the income levels. options in setting the income limits The committee already voted to won all nine GOP primaries percent. The committee also recommended The Board of Directors can set the relax the zone’s requirements, Tuesday. Carter went over the top while hoping to encourage instruction. Kennedy, hoping his strong losing to Kennedy in New Jersey­ But Howland, citing extra costs, showings plus some dramatic getting 45 delegates in that defeat to and market uncertainty, opposed the presidential missteps still could deny pass the 1,666 total needed for the The spirit of HaillMro in a tow tar d g a r e ^ Economists motion. The motion failed to gain a Carter re-nomination, reaped enough nomination. majority with Mrs. Sadloski, Lam­ son, and Ms. Wicks abstaining. see slow The majority of dicussion centered on Rubin’s proposal of creating a fair rent commission. Sadloski and Legislators face recovery Howland were the opposition leaders citing New York’s experience in con- ~ ___, ______trolling ront and the discouraging in- Two prominent economists predict ______a c fluence on development. development . vetoes this month the unemployment rate will reach 8.5 “I’m sure every tenant feels he’s percent before the economy begins to being abused,” Howland said. “ But should be considered income when recover from the recession slowly HARTFORD (UPI) - Legislative everything the landlord touches has hospitals file for Increased rates. next year, and the inflation rate will leaders are shooting for a June 16 risen in price.” Other bills the governor has vetoed drop to only about 9 percent. return engagement of the “ We orginally got together with would have: Meanwhile, President Carter Legislature to deal with bills vetoed the intention of ways to bring more -Allowed renovation work at the urged food processing firms ’Tuesday by Gov. Ella Grasso, says House housing into the town. To relax the Hartford Seminary, which is being to continue their price restraints and Speaker Ernest Abate, D-Stamford. restrictions, and then teli the converted for use as the University asked the industry to use extreme Abate said Tuesday he didn’t sense builders if they can make a profit of Connecticut School of Law, to in­ caution and moderation in passing any fever to override, the lA would kill all the effort we put in.” crease by $2.75 tnlllibn. along price increases to consumers measures Mrs. Grasso has reject® Faucher agreed with Howland -Permitted 16-year-olds to work in later this year. so far. saying he did not want to discourage liquor establishments. The U.S. House approved and sent “The bills she vetoed were not housing construction. But he noted -Established one-way tolls on the to the Senate legislation allowing bills, relatively speaking, of major Grand reopening “he would be the first to lobby” for a Merritt and Wilbur Cross parkways. businesses to give discounts of more significance,” he said. “There just fair rent commission if the -Decentralized Department of Customers waited in line to see the newly renovated interior than 5 percent on items purchased isn’t a lot of interest in overriding. It developers did not work for the crea­ isn’t as though she had vetoed a bill Human Resources funding and ad­ of Watkins Furniture store on Main Street. Bruce Watkins, with cash. tion of affordable housing. ministration of the state’s child day Kathryn M. Eickhoff, vice presi­ that was of major interest.” left, watches as Mayor Stephen Penny cuts the ribbon. Also Mrs. Sadloski argued that although care programs. dent of the economic analysis firm of The veto session by law must be a fair rent commission could help, it -Permitted a community antenna taking part in the ceremony were Lee Watkins, Angelo Larco Townsend-Greenspan, and Lawrence held the second Monday after the becomes more a political tool than it television company to extend service of Watkins and Jack Slear and Joseph Mitcheil of Penn­ Chimerine, chief economist at the governor acts on tpe last bill. Abate helps tenants. to low population areas.- sylvania House furniture. Watkins said the new gallery con­ forecasting firm of Chase said the June 16 date was “very ten­ “How can we insure a fair, fair -Required applicants for real es­ cept is one of only two such approaches in the state. Related Econometrics, Tuesday told the ta tiv e ’’ and depended on when rent commission?” she asked. legislative officials and Mrs. Grasso tate license renewals to complete 12 Editorial Page 4. (Herald photo by Harry) National Economist Club in hours of real estate courses or pass a With the passage, and rejections, completed their work. Washington they believe a serious of last night’s proposal the Mayor’s written examination every two recession is shaping up. The governor has signed 528 bills, Committee on Condominiums nears vetoed 15 and has 21 bills left to act years. But they said the sharp drops in completion of its task. ’The com­ -Increased the maximum interest Photog jumps economic figures in recent weeks do on. mittee, formed when the Board of rate on loans covered by the state’s not indicate a downturn as severe as One of the measures she rejected Directors imposed a moratorium on usury laws from 12 percent to 15 per­ 1974-75, the worst decline since the would have allowed Sunday dog condominium conversions, will sub­ cent and from 18 percent to 24 per­ Great Depression. racing and jai alai performances. robbery suspect mit its report sometime in late June. cent for business loans. • Both predicted the inflation- The bill included a 1 percent in­ A rough draft is being prepared for crease, or $4.5 million, in the state’s -Allowed retailers to claim a sales MEDFORD, Mass. (U P I)- Police lane near the Roosevelt Circle exit. adjusted gross national product will committee inspection in about a tax credit on charge account saes share of the handle. have credited a news photographer “ I was immediately suspicious and decline by 3.5 to 4 percent from the week. Abate said he doubted the that are never paid. with nabbing a suspected bank circled around until I saw a smashed peak to the trough of the recession, Legislature would override her veto. -Established a revolving fund for robber just minutes after four men. car.” he said. “They (the robbery compared to a drop of 6 percent in “When we passed that we were the Commission on the Deaf and suspects) had smashed into the 1974-75. at least two of them armed, robbed a told that the governor was going to Hearing Impaired. railing while ducking traffic.” Chimerine expects unemployment Woman shot Medford Savings Bank branch. veto that bill,” he said. “ We had -Expanded the size of housing The youth then grabbed a bag from to reach 8.5 percent, compared to 9 :, Two armed men demanded money hoped that by tying in a significant authorities and dropped the require­ from a teller at 11 a.m. Tuesday the car, jumped over the guardrail percent last time. on train revenue raising factor that she would ment for a tenant representative in while a third man guarded the door and fell down a steep embankment. But Ms. Eickhoff said recovery authorities of fewer than 50 at least have second thoughts.” and a fourth waited in a getaway car Armed with his own .22 caliber from the recession, starting next is dead He said the veto which has apartments. parked in front of the bank at 394 revolver. Young followed him, year, is likely to be “labored,” and generated the most interest concerns -Exempted restaurants and bars Main St., police said. spraining his leg as he descended the Chimerine expects it to be “extreme­ from paying the cabaret tax when ly slow.” n e w LONDON (UPI) - A New a bili which would have protected Three suspects, all 17, were cap­ slope. they have three or fewer performers. Among the reasons for this slow Haven man was charged with hospital endowment funds from con­ tured, among them a young man “He pointed the gun at me. I fired -Allowed state employees to recovery, according to Chimerine: murder today in the death of a trol by the state Commission on tracked down by free lance one round over his head and told him automatically withdraw from one purchasing power will recover slowly woman who was shot in the head Hospitals and Health Care. photgrapher Donald Young, 43, of the next one was going right through retirement plan and enroll in as wages and inflation rise at nearly while traveling home from a Hospitals said the philanthropy Wakefield, police said. A fourth man his skull.” another. Presently a state employee the same rates. weekend modeling contest with her measure was needed so they could was still at large. ^ “1 picked up his weapon with a must quit his or her job before “The prudent thing to plan for is a young daughter on a crowded Am- guarantee contributors the money Young was driving on Route 93 stick so I wouldn’t get my finger­ they donate will not be used for withdrawing from a retirement plan. delivering pictures to the Malden prints on it,” the photographer said. very modest recovery for at least the train, operating expenses. -Allowed Fox-Pitt, Kelton Inc. to Evening News when he noticed a big Police later described the youth’s next coupie of years,” Chimerine Diane Calise died at 10:50 p.m ’Tuesday in the intensive care unit of The commission, on the other maintain all its powers under the traffic back-up in the northbound weapon as a pellet gun. said. B' ■ '■.t‘'i ■ ij .V Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals hand, said grants, gifts, con­ general corporation statutes yet con­ tinue to write insurance policies. where she had lain comatose with tributions, bequests and endowments brain damage caused by the bullet which hit her between the eyes. Frank Banks, 30, who allegedly shot Ms. Calise and two other per­ sons as Amtrak’s Merchants Limited ' •• ‘ • .'j-ifit'■'. traveled along the Connecticut LIGHTS shoreline Saturday night, was uiednescla/_ charged with murder several hours LOWEREDTAR & NICOTINE after the woman’s death, police said. The weather Amin speaks A police spokesman said the charge was added to the assault and Partly sunny and windy today. Deposed Ugandan dictator Idi attempted murder counts already high temperatures 70 to 75. Ohance , ^min to his first interview since facing Banks, who was being held in of showers tonight. Mostly sunny hig exile, claims he did not run lieu of $175,000 bond at the Montville Thursday with temperatures to the away from the battlefield and his Community Correctional Center. 70s. Details on Page 2. Ugandan countrymen still love Ms. Calise, 24, of Johnston, R .I., In sports him. Page 2. was refuming from New York with her 3-year-old daughter Stephanie, Sad ending for Manchester High . »___ _ who witnessed the shootings of her girls in softball tournam ent. inSUle tOnOy 12 m g' 'lari' 0 8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Dec:79 Ice creami mother, Amtrak policeman William Besette and conductor James athletes honored. Page 7. Bowers PTA’s ice cream Donahue. social Tuesday was a big Besette, 28, of South Kingston, r n o w iswtsfM-w Entertainment ...... U success judging from Minday R.I., was removed from the Intensive Three photographers w ere obituaries...... • Addabba’s expression, above. care unit at Lawrence and Memorial awarded for their picR ^ of the People/Food...... IS-W and reported in stable but critical Hockanum River Race April IS at a peopletalk...... 2 Ellen Clayton, right, waits her condition with a chest wound. meeting of the Hockanum River Sports...... 7-8 turn as PTA President Mary Donahue, 55, of West Haven, was Linear Park Committee last night Update ...... * Boyko serves. (Herald photo released earlier after treatment for a in Manchester. Page 3. Weather ...... • by Harry) wound to the hip. 2 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 4, 1860 EVENING HERALD. Wed- June 4, 1990 - 3 Hockanum photographers honored compirtt aMortment Ubclote. f Ma n c h e s t e r — church’Tuesday evening as The program, sponsored Dr. Douglas Smith, also in- also presented to the three. slc Camera Club which A bout 65 c a n o e in g part of the finale for the by the Hockanum River cluded an awards All photographs will be on coordinated music to the Not knowing of the governor’s request, the biker? SpOCe TeCOrd Hanging around enthusiasts were treated to Fourth Annual Hockanum Linear Park Committee ceremony for the race’s display at the Watkins presentation of photos New Plea joined the rowdy, day-long “ride for justice” Saturday in ' a 30-minute slide show at River Canoe race which and hosted by the first photography contest. Brothers Inc. at 935 Main depicting the A|n11 white HARTFORD (UPI) - A mother’s impassioned plea has Bristol to protest the state’s decision not to bring charges MOSCOW (UPI) — Tvto cosmonauts who returned to WASHING’TON (UPI) - Now It Is Rosalynn Carter’s the Center Ckmgregational was held April 13. organization’s chairman. About 80 contestants had St. for the next week. water action. Mirny of the prompted Gov. Ella Grasso to ask for another review of against Grande. • Earth from eight days in space say two fellow spacemen turn to hang around the Rose Garden, and she is happy their photo entries dis­ Smith also urged the photographs drew laughs the state’s decision not to prosecute a lawmaker involved One person died and another was seriously Iqjured in a still aboard the orbiting Salyut 6 space lab in a possible about It. ' played prior to the meeting crowd at last night’s or comments from those motorcycle accident as a group of cyclists left Uih rally, bid for new space endurance record are in good health Students explore Japan's food with three local men meeting to bqcome in­ who participated. in the accidental death of the woman’s motorcyclist son. ’The first lady campaigned for her husband while he A spokesman confirmed ’Tuesday that Mrs. Grasso had which resulted in 10 arrests and injuries to another SO and fine spirits. MANCHESTER — whose purpose is the also participate in the gaining the three top volved in his committee’s ’The HRLPC will suspend (• • canning jars • rubbers persons. Soviet cosmonaut Valery Kubasov and Hungarian stayed In Washington when he said he could not leave the Students and faculty from fostering of intercultural luncheon. honors. The photographs work by attending weekly meetings until the fall with asked for the review before 1,000 bikers tore through White House because of the crises in Iran and * lids • jelly jars Bristol last weekend in a rally to protest the decision not “We would have called the whole thing off,” rally spaceman Bartalan Farkas landed In the Soviet Republic all of the secondaiY schools understanding. Other MHS were judged by a clean up projects and the last scheduled walk set organizer Edward Prout, owner of a Bristol motorcycle of Kazakhstan ’Tuesday, ending a brief visit to the Salyut Afghanistan. ’The president’s critics said he was in town will eat lunch at representatives will in- photographer for Canoe monthly walks. for June 15 when the com­ to prosecute Rep. Andrew Grande, D-Bristol. following a political strategy of hiding from Sen. Edward Poetry reading • caps .•books it was uncertain whether the governor’s request to shop, said Tuesday. “Nobody told me about that,” he said 6 space station. the Rising Sun restaurant elude members and the Magazine. “We want to get you in­ mittee’s first annual picnic Kennedy in the Rose Garden. will be held on the trail T of the governor’s request. ’The pair carried supplies, mall and food to fellow ’Thursday to gain an ap- Ethnic Committee, which HARTFORD - Jeff Smith was presented volved,” Smith said. “We Supreme Court Justice John Speziale, the state’s chief Mrs. Carter stumped in 112 cities in 34 states during a court administrator, would convince cyclists to call off a Despite Mrs. Grasso’s intervention in the case, Prout cosmonauts Valery Ryumln and Leonid Popov, who have preciation of Japanese is made up of both faculty Clemewell Young, the first place award by have a lot of problems with along Union Pond. Anyone span of 44 days. similar rally planned this weekend at the state Capitol. said he “wasn’t sure” whether the planned Capitol been in space since April 9 In an apparent attempt to set a culture. The lunch is and students representing associate professor of race coordinator Lee vandalism, erosion and interested in attending Mrs. Grasso also had asked Chief Court Administrator gathering-which organizers have said could draw space endurance record. funded under the auspices all nationalities, the VI English at Manchester Watkins while David nature but we’re getting should meet in the skating thousands of cyclists-would be canceled. Asked how the two men were faring, the newly Asked 'Tuesday if she was glad the long primary cam­ Community College, will Krysiak accepted the se­ area at 1 p.m. Smith has John Speziale in a letter last week to "take whatever ac­ paign was over, Mrs. (barter told reporters, “Oh yes. of the Title VI program, coordinator Dr. Walter ahead of it.” “ I can pass tae word to keep it peaceful but that’s alt I returned cosmonauts said, “In our view, they are doing read her poetry Saturday, cond place plaque and Don asked ’ that no alcoholic tion he deemed necessary” in the case, said the gover­ Yesterday (Monday) was a great day. Yesterday I The Manchester High Dean, said ’Tuesday. F o llo w in g S m ith ’s can do,” he said. “With the promises we’ve gotten if just fine.” School delegation will in- Some students and facul- June 7 at 3 p.m. at the Gray taking the third place remarks, the slide show beverages or fires be in­ thtHlraeliifiMbiMa (Uw nor’s press secretary, Larrye deBear. finished campaigning. He said the request was made after Mrs. Grasso there is a rally-and there probably will be-lt should be “They are in good shape and in excellent spirits,” clude members of the ty from Bennet and Iliing Workbench in the Hartford honors. Cash awards were was presented by the Snip- cluded. received a “very moving letter” from Alise Swingle, kept peaceful.” Kubasov told Soviet television. R^nbow Club, a group junior high schoois will Civic Center. “It’s the last campaigning I’ll ever have to do,” she whose 24-year-old son, ’Thomas, died after he was thrown Meanwhile, Prout met ’Tuesday with Chief State’s At­ ’The two men, clearly excited by their trip, said they FILL TWO BOOKS INSTANTLY DURING OUR STAMP-A-RAMA GET UP TO from his bike in Bristol while trying to avoid a car driven torney Austin McGuigan and asked him to reopen the adjusted almost Immediately to the weightless condition said, “ unless Chip (her son) decides to run for president.” by Grande. probe into Swingle’s death. of space. Record Warranty deeds Mlllbridge Hollow ■ Con­ against Jackmat Corp. „ Eugene and Luba Suprun dominiums, $27,400. I I 3( Adoplion of trade name -Peopletalk- to John B. Sayre Jr., Donald M. Golas to umi Scott D. Obermeirer dba u Air controllers object p ro p e rty a t lot 180, Carole S. Clifford, property Colour Craft, 54 Somerset Burton*s battle Saddlehill Road, $95,000. at 32 Scarborough Road, Drive. Dr. Lawrence Burton-the maverick cancer Stanley E. and Eliubeth $81,000. Karl C. Parkinson dba researcher profiled by CBS-’TV’s “60 Minutes” and V. Blaschik to Richard W. Frank A. and Cynthia N. Connecticut Cane and Reed in Penthouse magazine’s July issue-was in New to radar room beams and Susan A. Johnson, unit Hurley to Ronald F. and Parkinson Furniture yfMMMOMO 8c, Northfield Green (km- Hebert and Qarole A. Restoration. 210 Pine st. 2400 York Monday to throw another punch at the exposure did not exceed federal WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Unions Glen Branciforte had warned that dominiums, $60,500. Sheard, property at 57 Marriage licenses “cancer establishment” he says wonl even test the without the radar, controllers might OSHA standards of 10 asbestos fibers representing air traffic controllers Kirkland Corp. to Antje Campfield Road, $56,500. Richard J. D’onofrio of new therapy he’s developed at his lab in the not be able to keep light planes out of per cubic centimeter. and radar technicians at Bradley Magdalena Ultee, unit 33, Glennice' P. Aronson to East Hartford and Paula- Bahamas. International Airport say they the way of larger aircraft during bad But he said a reading of 11.2 was Burton said a colleague-dying of cancer-once told Mlllbridge Hollow Con- Frank A. and Cynthia N. Rose Louise Varca of NtWOMitANt weather. found in the radar room after pieces S&H GREEN STAMPS believe radar room ceiling beams him, “All doctors want to treat cancer, but none of of the beam were scraped off and an domlnums, $27,900. Hurley, property at 40 Bolton. r— itotm -H n containing cancer-causing asbestos Branciforte, vice president of Carole S. Clifford to Ray­ Montclair Drive, $82,500. William J. Wagner of WITH THE COUPONS YOU’LL FIND IN OUR GIANT 4 PAGE SALE CIRCULAR them want to cure it.” are haza^ous. Local 265, Professional Air Traffic employee sat two feet away EZ3» Said Burton, “I hope that’s not true.” breathing into a respirator. He called mond Van Soest, property Madeline D. Stafford to Vernon and Christine A. AT YOUR TOP NOTCH FOOD STORES! ’The Federal Aviation Administra­ Controllers Organization, also said at 148-150 Hilliard St., $1 to Michael T. and Denise I. DuPare of Manchester. 123 ■ M O w re w '' f' And how much is spent annually on conventional tion has canceled a temporary shut­ Tuesday he won’t take the it a “worst case” situation and unlike PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., JUNE 2 THRU SAT., JUNE 7, 1980. U^IWIAIHtR rOTOCAtl • $ 100. Rago, property at 117 Pine Larry F. Lisciotti and cancer therapy? “Around |100 billion,” he said, ad­ down of radar at the Windsor Locks government’s word that employees usual working conditions. A ding, ”^ a t I really want to do is set up a lab right Carole S. Clifford to St., $44,000. Susan R. Minney, both of EAST HARTFORD For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/5/80. Wednesday night airport, saying the asbestos levels in were not exposed to a hazardous Russell A. Benevides, Ceitificate of allachment 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE next door to the American Cancer Association. A Whittington said the FAA will build Manchester. will find rain or showers over parts of the Mississippi the radar room do not warrant amount of asbestos fibers. property at 148-150 Hilliard Connecticut Bank and MIDDLETOWN lab for dogs. ’They won’t be able to stop that.” a new tower and radar control Renato Nardi and An­ Valley while fair to partly cloudy skies prevail sealing the beams. “It was inches thick on our desks,” St.. $1 to $100. 900 WASHINGTON ST . RT 66 system at Bradley, the state’s Trust against Albert H. drea F. Nowicki, both of or elsewhere. ’The planned three-to-six day shut­ he said at a meeting with FAA of­ Mary C. O’Reilly to Dixon, property at 153 MANCHESTER $5,000 IN FREE GROCERIES 2,000,000 Post time down of the primary and secondary ficials and Transportation Com­ largest airport, within 9 to 12 months. Vernon. Samuel B. and Linda L. Adams St., $2,200. John M. Brand of South 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN S&H GREEN STAMPS Plus 143Other fabulous prizes' missioner Arthur Powers. “All we’re He said traffic controllers’ requests STORE HOURS: osr YOUR ENTRY RLANE AT OUR BTOttit Fans of CBS-’TV’s “Dallas” have fretted over the radar system had been criticized as Watt, property at 18 Internal Revenue Ser­ Weather forecast endangering passengers of planes asking for is for you to say we were for further medical examinations, Windsor and Janice E. OPEN MOM TNMU tAT. • 90A.H loAFM question since March 22. Who shot J.R. Ewing- Franklin St., $50,000. vice against Milton D. and Kraufsky of Manchester. OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. lo SP.M using the airport. ’The FAA had said e x p o ^ .” beyond annual chest X-rays, would Larry Ragman’s vilest of villains-and left him Tom M. and Angeiyn M. Sylvia Gottlieb, property Marco Pimpineila and ITS m u ITS FREE! 1980 SiH IOEA800K! Partly sunny and windy today. Highs 70 to 75,21 to 24 C. it would use an alternate tracking Branciforte said he and 50 to 60 be honored. ■ y bleeding there on the rug right at the start of the Irving to Tuyetanh L. and at 130 Richond Dr., $2,- Debra M. Tessier, both of Partly cloudy with chance of a few showers tonight. Lows system. other controllers worked in clouds of summer hiatus? Su V. Pham, property at tot 512.08. Ft. Myers, Fla. ■ONUI fPECIAL BONUS SPECIAL 45 to 50. Thursday mostly sunny with the highs near 70. Robert E. Whittington, New asbestos for three months in 1978. ■ONUS SPECIAL BONUS SPECIAL Now comes oddsmaker Jimmy ‘"The Greek” Joseph Mazzotta of the National 19, Green Manor Road, Internal Revenue Ser­ H|ll Gdlon HomogtnirtO KRAFT QUART JAR Probability of precipitation 10 percent today, 30 percent England regional director of the Asbestos has been known to cause DOZEN GRADE A 1LB. BKQ. SLICED Snyder to set the whole thing in perspective. Association of Government $59,900. vice against Stanley E. Fire calls TOP NOTCH c MIRACLE SWEET LIFE tonight and 10 percent ’Thursday. North and northwest FAA, said the shutdown was un­ tumors in the respiratory system. LARGE From his home in Durham, N.C., Snyder makes it Employees said he was satisfied the Vincent A, Marcello to Wasicki dba Apartment Tuesday, 3:55 a.m. WHIP winds 15 to 25 mph today and ’Thursday but only 10 to 15 necessary because the asbestos “I may not know for 20 years from SALAD DAESSING a neck-and-neck, 4-1, between J.R.’s jilted mistress, FAA recognized there was a Barbara R. Chase, unit Service Co., $1,670.59. —Fire box malfunction. lyilLK BACON mph tonight. levels did not violate Occupational now whether I was exposed,” he EGGS played by Mary Crosby, and the brother of J.R.’s problem, but was worried about 69a, Northfietd Green Con­ Release of attachment (Town) Safety and Health Administration said. “And there’s the possibility we brother’s wife, played by Ken Kercheval. J.R .’s employees who may have to climb dominiums. $56,000. St. Francis Hospital Tuesday, 11:10 a.m . could have carried it home to our brother, Bobby-that’s Patrick Duffy-is a 300-1 long standards. into the ceiling. Kirktand Corp. to James against Ralph and Marie —False alarm. (Town) Long Island Sound families on our clothing and in our shot. Why? Because, says Snyder, “brothers don’t He also said “the potential delays R. and Theresa M. Sigeir, Gorey. Tuesday, 12:22 p.m. 2 9 *139*1 kill brothers.” and inability to provide optimum hair.” Torgensen said if radar technicians unite 28, Mlllbridge Hollow Leslie Campbell against 19* Long Island Sound lo Watch Hill, R.I., and Mon- —Automobile accident on They’ll be filming the new series soon, so place radar service at Bradley and ’Thomas Torgensen, FAA regional were required to make mechanical Condominiums, $28,400. Eugene R ich^son et al. tauk Point, N.Y.: Northwest winds 15 to 25 knots with 1-86. (District) your bets-before the truth leaks out. satellite airports do not in my opinion manage", said the union’s claim adjustments in the ceiling they would Kirkland Corp. to Alice Connecticut Revenue higher gusts diminishing to 10 to 20 knots tonight and Tuesday, 7:12 p.m. warrant the proposed (shutdown).” about asbestos levels was a “gross be protected with respirators and W. Evans, unit 16, Service against Robert W. Thursday morning and to around 10 knots Thursday after­ —Woods fire at 101 Tudor Air controllers union spokesman exaggeration.’’ He said normal throwaway clothing. Mlllbridge Hollow Con­ O’Reilly. noon. Partly sunny today. Fair tonight and ’Thursday. Kennedyites Lane. (District) dominiums. $34,900. Internal revenue Service Visibility over 5 miles. Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet Tuesday, 7:22 p.m. Author Lenny Kleinfeld has a solution to the Kirkland Corp. to Loren against William R. Bums. —Mutual aid to Vernon Co. decreasing to 1 to 2 feet tonight. problem of unemployment-at least for the New The Low- Priced Items Specielly I. Frlckel, unit 36, 'Tpwn Water and Sewer 3. (District) Marked To Save You Money and t England states. It’s called the Kennedy aide in­ Amin claims countrymen dustry. Budget-Stretchers Help Stretch Your Food Budget! Extended outlook Kleinfeld-writing with tongue somewhere in the vicinity of cheek in the July issue of Playboy magazine-regards the Kennedy clan as something still have love for him Extended outlook for New England Friday through of a natural resource. Sunday: “I never run away,” Amin, flanked place of the bemedaled, beribboned Says he, “As the dozens of young Kennedys LONDON (UPI) - Deposed Ugan­ 2 0 % O F F 48oz. JAR Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: achieve legally electable age, each will require dan dictator Idi Amin, speaking from by burly Ugandan and Arab guards, field marshal uniforms in which he Generally fair weather through Sunday. Highs Friday in HELLMANN’S dozens of aides to achieve the proper swarm effect the $3,500-a-day exile he shares with said in his first interview since he used to strut when he was “president the 70s warming Saturday and Sunday reaching the 80s. ... These job opportunities will increase his racing driver wife “Suicide fled the East African nation last for life,” Amin said he still hoped to MAYONNAISE Lows will be in the 40s rising to the 50s. April on the heels of the Tanzanian return to Uganda and "save it from ENURE STOCK geometrically with each generation, providing a Sarah” and his 25 children, boasts he Vermont: Fair Friday. Chance of showers or major source of employment in the Northeast by was “last man to withdraw from the army that routed his forces and took chaos.” thundershowers Saturday and Sunday. Warming trend. the end of the next century.” battlefield” and says his countrymen the capital. ATHLETIC FOOTWEiSAR Afternoon highs 70s to low 80s. Overnight lows upper 40s Amin, whose regime drew frequent And he isn’t even counting secretaries. still love him. Dressed in a casual blue suit in to upper 50s. condemnation for atrocities, was un­ MEN’S • WOMEN’S • CHIEDIIEN’S Maine: Fair Friday. Partly cloudy Saturday with a Quote of the day repentant in the interview aired chance of showers north. Chance of showers all sections Tuesday night. It was conducted last Our regular low prices from $9 to S33 Sunday. Highs in the 70s except cooler along the coast. (Country music and sausage king Jimmy Dean, in Witness in seclusion week in an unidentified Arab coun­ Lows 45 to 55. a Charleston, S.C., court where he’s countersuing try, believed to be Saudi Arabia. Usually $13 to $42 elsewhere r architect David Leroy Parrott contending the $300,- New Hampshire: Fair Friday. Partly cloudy Saturday FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UPI) - Fort Wayne police interview 000 home he ordered wound up with a 8671,000 price Queried about the bodies found with a chance of showers north. C3iance of showers all Martha Coleman, the only known ’Tuesday. tag: “It doesn’t matter how many baths it had. It crammed in the headquarters of his sections Sunday. Highs in the 70s to low 80s. Lows in the witness to the ambush of civil rights Davis said authorities were sure was supposed to stop when they got to $300,000 ... secret police after his overthrow, upper 40s to mid 50s. leader Vernon Jordan, was in seclu­ Mrs. Ckileman was not an accomplice Amin said his opponents put them Everybody knew what the price of the house was sion again today and her attorney to the shooting. He said she would not there. going to be. As far as building a house, we were said she would probably stay in be given a lie-detector test but did The Almanac dumber than a box of rocks.” hiding until reporters left town. not rule out further interviews or the FBI officials said an interview possibility of using hypnosis to Amin, who looked cheerful and By United Press International with Mrs. Coleman offered no new clarify her memory. played bagpipe music on a cassette Today is Wednesday, June 4, the 156th day of 1980 with Rockville hospital clues for their investigation and they ‘"This is a difficult case,” said during the interview, also professed 210 to follow. held out little hope for a quick solu­ Roger Young, chief FBI spokesman no knowledge about the murder of SA V II Spring Flower Hoi Dog or A A C SAVI 50' 2 */T DOZEN CARTON ’The moon is approaching its last quarter. tion to the case. in Washington. “We haven’t the ob­ four journalists or the killing of Dora HAMIUR6 ROUS e Peck 2«>^TT SMALL CRADE A IM S PRODUCE vious things that have existed in Bloch, an elderly lady left behind ’There is no morning star. “She was very cooperative. She SAVI 7S‘ HOOD C SI CALIFORNIA A , . $ f 5 9 cracks down on visits when Israeli commandos rescued SAVI N ’ HALF GALLON ’The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter answered all our questions,” said other cases where circumstances nRMN'FRINTY YOCURTsoz d i^ l IREYER'S KE CREAM NEW POTATOES sizes O bAG 1 and Saturn. Wayne Davis, special agent in charge have permitted an immediate focus passengers held at Entebbe airport in S A VII 20oz. MQC SAVI'M' HALF g a l l o n SOUTH CAROLINA W AC ’Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. VERNON — Effective immediately, there will be of the FBI in Indiana. “As a result of in one area or another. July 1976. “vigorous enforcement of Rockville General Hospital’s IDA-TRIAT Shoestring Potatoes ^ 0RAN6E JUKE SREENbt YELLOW SQUASH io A t American singer Robert Merrill was bom June 4,1919. the interview we have no new leads “We’re not without evidence. patient-visitor policies,’’.Robert Boardman, hospital ad­ On this date in history: to report. Amin, reminding the interviewer ministrator announced today. ’There are still things which are being Top Notch Sells Only U.S.D.A. In 1896, Henry Ford wheeled his first car from a brick “We really didn’t learn anything done which could be productive. To he once was a sergeant in the British Boardman said that effective immediately no patient Choice Beel and the Finest Iowa Beet shed in Detroit and drove it around the darkened streets we didn’t already know,” Davis said say the case will be broken in the im­ will be allowed more than two simultaneous visitors nor army, said his forces were not Packersll.B.P.) Western Steer Beef! on a trial run. after comparing notes on his talk mediate future, would certainly be defeated and that he merely will visitors be permitted to remain after pohted hours. The Meat Masters In 1942, the “Battle of Midway” began, in which the with Mrs. Coleman to the results of a overly optimistic,” Young said. withdrew them in a tactical retreat. Japanese fleet suffered its first decisive defeat in World He cited patient comfort and security as the objectives War II by American forces. of his directive. “We encourage and welcome visitors. TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE In 1967, war broke out between Israel and Egypt. It However, we urge them to be considerate of all patients lasted six days and Israel emerged victorious, taking vast within the hospital,” Boardman said. rUBfRTl He added, “In order to minimize noise and non- areas of Arab territory. 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EVENING HERALD, Wed.. June 4, 1980 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 4, 1890 Cheney Tech honors seniors r- Editorial . —■ iHmirlirstpr EitniiuijHrralft -MANCHESTER - The check to Daniel Menard. presented Harrison with a Zane Pearson was winners of this award. He will also receive a $30 Manchester — A City of Village Charm iXirst H ow ell Cheney Maurice Harrison $5()0 scholarship. recoplzed as the Outstan­ deal School Awards The , Manchester ding Senior of I960. His check from the Cheney Founded Oct. 1, 1881 received a $500 scholarship r A viable downtown inquet was held at from the South Windsor Scholarship Foundation name will be displayed on a Tech Personnel Club in Rule's Steak House in Exchange Gub. The South presented $500 to Michael plaque in the main lobby of memory of Mr. Michael Everyone’s Fsworlte Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square,. sanchester Tuesday. the school, alongside past Shea. Manchester, Conn. 06040.' Telephone (203) 643-2711. Windsor Rotary also Fraser. visualize how furniture will Award-winning seniors There has been much talk It required an investment Manib«r. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Mambar. United Praaa IntamItlontI were recognized for their look in various groupings about the future of downtown in themselves and it took an Steven Harry, Executive Editor accomplishments with Manchester in recent months imaginative approach, put­ with the appropriate Customer Service — 647*9046 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor their parents and members Vernon school budget cut Raymond F. Roblnaon, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus of the Cheney Tech staff. ting together creative and accessory pieces. VERNON — After agonizing and reduced with the least detrimental In the final analysis, the board had as various plans, proposals, Silver Merit Award pins monetary resources in a way Watkins has shown rationalizing for more than four effect to education. to eliminate the only new proposed dreams and ideas for the were awarded to Sherwood program, that of alternative educa­ MINESTRONE Manchester the kind of faith hours, Monday night, the Board of A motion was made to delete the business center have' been that should attract customers Holland of Bolton and Zane $35,000 included in the budget for a tion in the amount of 417,855 and $59,- in the town that makes it a Pearson, Vernon. Maurice Education agreed on areas in its discussed. to the store. new computer system but the motion 000 for 3 Vi elementary teaching Harrison, South Windsor; budget to reduce the total budget by Perhaps the best We are confident the ■great place to live and do $316,636. was defeated in a 4-3 vote with one positions for the program. SOUP expenditures. Dan Menard, East Hart­ The Town Council had abstention. The cuts also include two teaching demonstration of the con­ Watkins renovation will be a business. community. ford and Michael Fraser The public expenditures recommended a reduction of $81,636 In making his recommendations positions at the high school and two tinued vitality of downtown landmark for downtown At a time when it would be We conimend Watkins for and Robert Ferguson, both Dr. Sidman noted that the board’s at the Middle School, plus some that will be made, should be before the budget went to the annual Manchester was Tuesday Manchester. easy to rationalize not again taking this kind of o t Manchester, received town meeting. The voters at the original budget of $11,972,953 was teacher aide positions. Dr. Sidman From the number of making any reinvestment in concert with the private in­ leadership role in the down­ gold Merit Award pins. meeting cut it by another $150,000. prepared so as not to be a con­ said these will be accomplished GOOD... night when Watkins, long a The D.A.R. Citizenship vestment of the business peo­ Added to these amounts were ad­ tributing factor to the plague of dou­ through attrition. downtown leader, held a “oohs” and “aahs” coming because the economic con­ town, where Watkins has Award was presented to ditional risk factors of $40,000 for the ble digit inflation and that the budget There will also be reductions in the ditions are not the best, ple. historically been a leader. East Hartford’s Rick preview opening of its newly from the persons attending workmen's compensation account; had already been set at a level which adult education program in the Another Shady Glen revitalized store. the grand re-opening celebra­ Watkins has taken an Under this kind of We hope the example will Islieb. $15,000 for custodial-secretarial would not allow for all programs to amount of $10,000 and the board The Alvin Company have the same purchasing power as agreed to increase the fees by $5. The People actually were stan­ tion Tuesday, we gather aggressive approach that we cooperative atmosphere, be a catalyst to further salaries; $30,000 for coordination of Taste Treat-! with public and private sec­ reinvestment by others down­ presented drafting equip­ benefits and an additional $7,469 they did in 1979-80. driver education program was also ding in line to enter the new those who have seen the new are confident will pay off. ment to the following He added, “Therefore, to reduce decreased by $1,700 and the fees will tor cooperation the business from the teacher’s salary account Pennsylvania House galleries concept agree. This kind of private invest­ town. ^ d e n ts in recognition of which already had a risk factor of this already thin budget even further be increased in that area to $50. Bruce Watkins explained ment .in the central business core of the community should tQeir accomplishments in $35,000 built in. presents a less than desirable task. A calling service for substitute at Watkins to see the bold That, coupled with plans to drafting: Robert Hunter, teachers was also reduced by $3,400 the approach the store is district is important. realize continued success. Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ Moreover, when reducing an already new approach the furniture East Windsor, William depleted budget one must be and reductions were made in special Its an approach, that we reconstruct Main Street dent of schools, made recommen­ dealer is taking. taking with display space It shows that the business McKenna, Ellington, extremely careful not to make ar­ education programs, travel ac­ should make downtown dations as to where the cuts could be devoted to actual room set­ community is doing think will characterize the Anthony Trombley, bitrary adjustments.” counts, curriculum development and The Watkins’ have shown Manchester a viable hub of made and he said while the board ups in the partitioned store. something for itself and not 80s, public and private invest­ Manchester, and Mary some other minor areas. their faith in the future of community business activity didn’t by any means rubber stamp He said since the board programs waiting in hopes the govern­ ment working together for Ellen Tunsky of West Suf- his suggestions, it did go along with A $21,719 reduction was made in downtown by revitalizing He said it is an approach have so many interrelated parts, a the proposal for a new alarm system for many years to come. fields. all but a very small amount coming that helps customers ment will make large public the overall benefit of the seemingly innocent reduction in fun­ for all of the schools. The request had their own business. _ , , , . Ifom his recommendations. He said ding in one small area could have an On Route 6 in Manchester and at the Manchester Parkade For four years of i^rfect had prepared areas where he been for $50,000. With the reduction extremely deleterious effect upon the board will phase in the program Thoughts cS’’*.TM?n'oS” “““ lx »' the viability of the overall program. starting this coming school year. H o llan d ®and J a m e s **************** W E F e AR e p -. to share with others. Oft times our “Private Time” in the hustle bustle of life seem McTieman of East Hart- shallowness and superficiality are T h e l a s t N u c l e a r a c c i d e n t “And after he had dismissed the selfish. But Jesus used such times to ford. caused by our refusal to take time to HcpEL%sL-Y Contaminated it crowds, he went up on the mountain restore his sense of the power and by himself to pray. When evening presence of God. It was this sense of receive the very gifts we want to The Parent Student Club came, he was alone,” (Matthew the power and presence of God that share. of Howell Cheney Tech presented $25 to Steven 14:23) he gave to all who came to him. Atkins, Vernon; Eugene Private moments, time alone, get­ We too need private time to ’The Rev. Kenneth E. Knox Talcottville Congregational Church Landry, Manchester; It^REGALSfor ting away from it all, can sometimes receive and restore the gifts we have Melvin Moreau, East Hart­ ford; Dennis Rehmer, En­ field and Michael Fraser. The Parent Student Club Congressional Quarterly also presented a $200 ./ / scholarship to Dennis , *■/ Rehmer, who will continue his education at Hartford Access to medical records State Technical College. Computer Education B ystem s p resen ted a ment compiled on an individual By ELIZABETH WEHR permission, and in some cases, even doctor-patient communication has 'Calculator to Frank tT H IS CLEANS ANYl without his knowledge. been breaking down, the privacy during his lifetime, according to the WASHINGTON - Should a patient Carlson, Manchester. The bill was developed in response commission noted. One is the American Medical Records Associa­ have the right to read the notes his “ Tomko Electrical Com­ to a 1977 report of a presidential com­ legitimate need of public and private tion. pany awarded $75 in tools SHAPE, SIZE doctor writes on his hospital chart? mission on privacy, which found that health insurance programs to know Despite the potential impact of this -to Rich Tamiso, East Hart­ Should employers be allowed to medical information on individual what they’re paying for. Medical information, the patient often isn’t ford. OR YEAR POOL. scan the sensitive personal informa­ patients is more widely circulated researchers also scan records, allowed to look at his own records, ..(Rick Islieb was All Brands on Sale! tion in a medical record? What about No mailer what the shape or size of than many patients imagine. looking for patterns of illnesses and the privacy commission found. And -presented with $50 as the credit bureaus? insurance com­ icecipient of the Scott your pool when it was built, you can Insurance companies and govern­ other data. And changes in the prac­ there are few laws either to compel ^cufmeut panies? CIA officials? Medical Albert Memorial Award. ment agencies are the biggest users tice of medicine itself have led to disclosure to a patient or to stop dis­ install a completely automatic Ameson researchers? Grand juries? The Connecticut River of these records, but records are also more sharing of information on closure to outsiders. Pool Sweep." Should the patient’s permission be Valley ORT Chapter examined for various other non­ patients. Turn it on and it cleans walls and required. presented $100 and a cer­ medical purposes, the commission Fifty years ago, most medical The bill now under consideration in Congress is facing questions such tificate to Daniel Menard. floors, even catches leaves in a special said. treatment was delivered in a doctor’s Congress guarantees, for the first as these as it begins work on land­ The Hartford Industrial basket. You don't have to lift a finger. Whether a person is hired, office, and the typical record listed time, both disclosure and confiden­ "Management Gub donated mark legislation that would entitle Save yourself a lot Quotes promoted, insured or licensed to little more than a patient's name, tiality. $300 which was divided patients to see their own hospital practice a profession, drive a car or dates of visits, medications Disburbed by the numerous excep­ -between seven winners — of work. Come in now records and set rules under which “The value of life is sacred, but softball, then yes, maybe his team marry may be influenced by prescribed and fees charged. The tions in the bill, the American CIWI one in each trade area. and see the world's best ARNESON ENTIRE STOCK others may look at them. one, under many different cir­ could.beat us.” evidence of cancer treatments, heart doctor’s notes and impressions often Liberties Union is asking for a ■ Winners Included: Steven selling automatic pool 1 ^ S w eep ': —George Sleinbrenner, owner The bill, which may be enacted this cumstances, can put himself into a conditions, psychotherapy, epilepsy, were filed in what one writer called rewrite, to strengthen legal barriers „ Atkins in Automotive, Rick year, would not only allow patients to cleaner. posture morally where it is the right, of the New York Yankees, respon­ sexually transmitted diseases and “the safe crevices of his mind.” against non-medical use of these ^jslieb in Electronics, East indeed, the duty and obligation, of ding to Chicago owner Bill Veeck’s look at their records, but to correct But the modern physician who records. Hartford’s James Kozikis CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT other ailments, the commission in Tool-Making, Melvin MIMHI claim that the While Sox are a any information they think is On the other side, the Justice NAOONAl 17.(X)to 21.00 others to take it.” found. works in a hospital, clinic or group erroneous. It prohibits hospital Moreau in Carpentry, East —G. Gordon Liddy, former better baseball leam.(Sporl) “Apd there were so many abuses, practice shares patient responsibility Department is pressing for easier INSD?U?t workers and others ffom disclosing ^ H a rtf o rd ’s C h a rle s Watergate conspirator, who has so many errors, so many offhand — and medical charts — with con­ access to this records by grand “We’re gonna show the bad stuff, these records without the patient's ‘^Felletier in Electrical, admitted he once discussed how to observations by a doctor” in these sulting specialists, medical students, juries. Dennis Rehmer in Draf- too, but we’re gonna try and show written permission. Anyone who kill muckraking columnist Jack records that could haunt a person for nurses, social workers and others. The American Psychiatric "ting, and South Windsor’s some good stuff...The current media, violated this law would be subject to Anderson.(ABC-TV) a lifetime, said David F. Kinowes, A doctor who may one day be a Association is also unhappy with "Wayne Ouellette in wismsa«c just about all you see is bad stuff.” lawsuits, jail sentences or fines of as !0 A who was chairman of the commis­ defendant in a malpractice suit has a what it regards as inadequate protec­ Machine. COM M iTNKS “Nobody ever wins one. That’s —Ted Turner, owner of CNN, an much as $30,000. sion. strong incentive to record the details tion for mental health records. The The Robert E. Duff why we’re down here. Some of these all-news cable TV network, riling While the bill would bar many non­ A congressional committee of the tests and observations that American Medical Association and "Memorial Award of $100 289-5525 283-8585 teddy bears have been here 10 h is programming medical uses of records without the ,.was presented to Dennis 10^ reported that at ieast one private support his professional judgments. hospital groups flatly oppose the bill EAST HARTFORD, CT. PLYMOUTH, CT. years.” poliry.(Panorama) patient’s permission, it’s not as Browne of Enfield. firm paid hospital personnel to pirate In addition, doctors today tend to on general principles. —A St. Louis, Mo., detective protective of patients as some Would The Manchester Rotary this information for the firm’s clients look closely at a patient’s lifestyle in But the major opponents aren’t referring to a load of teddy bears like. For one thing, it applies only to ‘ awarded $125 worth of — insurance companies — without diagnosing and treating illness. They strenuously fighting the legislatioh, that was confiscated by the vice “History has not done well by this medical information kept in hospitals 'lools to Steven Alban, En- the patients’ knowledge. More than ask about his job, emotional and both the ACLU and the psy­ squad during a raid on a carnivai. remarkable man.” and clinics, not to records in private 'fleld; Darryl Allan, Staf- / 100 leading insurance companies got relationships, family patterns of il­ chiatrists want it to pass — with The teddy bears were taken as —Frank Clisham, chairman of doctors’ offices. And it contains a list ’.fbrd; Robert Francis, East information this way, the committee lness — and they may write it all some changes. The Carter ad­ evidence in a gambling case. the Justice for Thomas Crapper of more than a dozen exceptions that Windsor; David Grinaski, ^ SxtOtt said. down. ministration, which made a similar -Ellington, Daniel Jeski, “How can a guy who dresses his Committee in Ann Arbor, Mich., would allow FBI and CIA agents, There are several reasons why the A medical record may be the most proposal last year, also suppofts South Windsor; David team like a softball players say such referring to the man who invented medical researchers and others to S t ^ centuries-old tradition of confidential comprehensive and sensitive docu­ enactment. Pierro of Manchester, and a thine? If he really is talking about the flush toilet. examine records without a patient’s Maurice Harrison. Re9.'22to‘2« Reg.»27tO*35 1 Reg. MO-MS Due to their first place finish in the recent VICA o competition in Hartford, Steven Alban and Zane Washington Merry-Go-Round - Pearson have won a trip to / the national VICA competi­ tion, which will be held Jater this month in Atlanta, Rep. Kelly probed by FBI about ties with criminals 'Georgia. Alban, an Enfield Free Alterations! native took first place in \ •;the Machine-Tool compCtl- tually exhausted,” the CIA reporU. Georgia. During the 1973 Arab oil By JACK ANDERSON may now be in trouble over actual Maher is now cooperating with also unaware of the favors Maher ‘iion while Pearson of Ver- Over 20,000 Pairs in Stock! “No significant amounts of food will embargo, it seems, Billy’s gas sta­ WASHINGTON - Here is yet congressional favors and real “shady prosecutors, and I have a secret allegedly did for various criminals. ."non placed first in In- be available from crops grown in tion in -Plains, Ga., each month Buy Now - We'll tailor another chapter in the continuing characters” — not the phonies of the transcript of his interrogation by FBI He said Maher acted without his 'dustrial Electronics. The Kampuchea (Cambodia) until next received 25,000 gallons of gasoline saga of Rep. Richard Kelly, the ABSCAM and Kelly investigations. agents last Feb. 25. In it, Maher knowledge or approval. To this, ^trip is sponsored by Pratt that were supposed to be set aside (or (free) after Father's Day! quixotic Florida Republican who has The G-men are investigating described a meeting of Kelly, Maher’s attorney, Steven Karalekas, December.” Whitney Aircraft. emergencies. admitted taking $25,000 in cash from reports about a series of questionable himself and two others — Robert said, “Maher never did anything The CIA puts the problem starkly; Economy Electric presented $100 in tools to undercover agents as part of the favors that Kelly’s congressional of­ “Jerry’ Spicer, a travel agent who major without the congressman’s ap­ Almost 750,000 metric tons of food The case was hushed up until; I wrote about it. Then it was referred ’'Daniel Menard. FBI’s ABSCAM caper. fice provided for various convicted has been convicted of filing false proval.” The attorney also deni^ and seed are needed. The current to the Justice Department for The Connecticut Kelly’s bizarre explanation was felons, including drug traffickers and documents with a bank, and Eugene that Maher was guilty of any crop will provide $56,000 tons at best. prosecution. But the charges against "Business and Industry that he was running his own one-man a gun runner. They’re also looking Ciuzio, who,-is identified in govern­ criminal wrongdoing. Even with the combined relief ef­ FATHERS’ forts of the Soviet bloc and Western Billy, like the president's brother ".Association presented $75 investigation of into Kelly’s ties with a suspected ment documents as a former Famine in Cambodia: Contradic­ agencies, there will be a shortfall of himself, have faded quietly into the ,.itnd a certificate to “shady organized crime figure. bodyguard for mob figures. ting recent optimistic news reports, Maurice Harrison. / shadows. DAY characters,” and A pivotal figure in the expanded in­ The meeting, held to discuss possi­ Central Intelligence Agency analysts about 200,000 tons of food and 60,000 The East Hartford ■>,i accepted the vestigation of Kelly is James Patrick ble labor support for the con­ predict that continuing famine is a tons of seed. Rotary presented a $200 Watch on wallet Many federal b rib e in ,1 Maher HI, who quit as the con­ gressman, was held in October. virtual certainty, in Cambodia. Even a 26,000-ton shortfall, the CIA tO im tS> ^ m a tt is / .V employhes who traveled on United or furtherance of gressman's $36,000-a-year executive Ciuzio later told undercover FBI “Only deaths and emigration can notes, would “lower the caloric value of an a\4rage ration below the star­ American Airlines last year on 903 Main Street Tri-City Raza / that endeavor. assistant last March after it was dis­ operatives: “I own this con­ decrease the number of people to be government business failed to turn it .; Meeting cancelled DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE JUNE 15! I've already closed that he had been arrested in gressman.” fed,” the CIA report notes. And it vation level.” , And even that grim estimate to Uncle Sam the promotional half­ MANCHESTER - The OPEN D»ly930-6»/ Thurs NflW Iil9' OMy 10-9/Sal lil S30‘ reported that Bolivia three years ago on cocaine In January, Ciuzio accompanied makes clear that there is not enough assumes a distribution system that fare discount coupons they got from ....Commission on Children Kelly’s weird account was cor­ trafficking charges. Kelly to the Georgetown house where food to go around. would provide an “average ration. In the airlines. Instead, they used them and Youth has canceled its roborated, in part, by a Florida psy­ FBI agents are checking the congressman was videotaped After a promising start last fall, "meeting that had been fact, according to a secret study, the for personal travel. In one agency / chic. The psychic has stuck with her allegations that Maher, while he stuffing $25,000 of ABSCAM money the international relief effort in Cam­ ’"scheduled for tonight at system is a shambles and distribu­ alone, the Department of Energy, in­ story despite challenges by federal worked for Kelly, did favors for into his pockets. This was supposed bodia is in danger of collapsing, as ' 7;M in the Municipal spectors estimate that as much as prosecutors. number of “shady characters.” He to be merely a down payment, inside funds dry up and the attention of the tion has all but ceased. ' ‘'Building. Chairwoman $80,000 could have been saved If the But the FBI has widened its probe introduced the congressman to sources told us. great powers turns to other areas of- Where's Billy? Three years ago, I 7'LeeAnn Stauffer said reported that Billy Carter was im­ flying bureacraU had turned the of the eccentric congressman, several of them, and unsuccessfully Footnote; Kelly said he was un­ crisis. '"‘Tuesday that the agenda plicated in a fuel scandal back when coupons in for future jgovemmeift ”"was too brief to warrant a sources told my associates Clark urged the congressman to go into aware of MAher’s cocaine arrest un­ Meanwhile, the Cambodians’ cup­ Jimmy Carter was governor of travel use, as they should have. meeting. Mollenhoff and Gary Cohq, Kelly business ventures with some of them. til it broke in the papers, and was board is bare. “Food stocks are vir­ 6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. June 4, I960 EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 4, IWO - 7

always hears rumors of mischief Discussing how a proposed or­ TcxunTolk High School; “There is con­ East Hartford school bonding apathy, the voters here are just before It occurs. While Ludes dinance should be advertised. apathetic,” she said. Jean Huhn^ Grade 6 teacher at siderable pressure on teachers to referendum could hardly be expressed confidence that seniors Mayor Marie Herbst said, "Henry Sad ending in softball get Johnny in the Grade 7 alter­ blamed on poor weather or lack of are forsaking the traditional skip (Butler, town clerk) said it’s Glastonbury's Academy School According to Manchester High native program at Gideon. Why press coverage on the issue. One day, talk about town has it that perfectly legal the way we’re doing commenting on the ‘ pressure School Principal Jacob Ludes there far from being unhappy with her Bear marker was pulled back as portant,” Norwalk Coach Ray Barry isn’t there a second core?” woman at the Norris School polling seniors are choosing their own days it. Well, it’s legal anyway, nothing By LEN AUSTER Norwalk meet Friday night at 8 teachers get from parents to get will be no senior skip day this year. club. pinch-runner Sue Swift was ruled out cited, "Yes, she’s good and she is our station though did have a reason for off, with no one day for a mass skip is perfect.” o’clock at Raybestos Field in Strat­ their children into the alternative Ludes Is sure, because, he said, he Herald Sportswriter "We have nothing to be ashamed at third on an appeal for missing the leader. She gives us tremendous program at Gideon Welles Junior The low turnout Tuesday for the a nine percent voter turnout. "It’s planned. ford for the title. One . bad Inning —and it was all This is Norwalk’s second trip to the of,” the Tribe coach' stated, “We bag. leadership. over. finals in three years. It was runner- went out like champions. Everyone Nevertheless the damage was "...Lynn’s our pitcher but we need That was the sad tale for up in 1978 to Southington and was gave 200 percent all season and they done. others. That hit by Jeanne Manchester High as unbeaten ousted in the semifinals in ‘79. did again today.” "The walks did hurt but that triple (Mengwasser) didn’t hurt. We’ve Norwalk High tallied four times in Manchester, which annexed the Each side plated an unearned run really did it,” Faignant adm its, been in the finals before. But now we Affirmative action progress made the fifth inning to take a 5-1 verdict in CCIL championship for a second In the third. The Bears, who’ve won "That was a low point for her want to win.” Obituaries------— a Girls' Softtoll Tournament (Hass By MARY KITZMANN But the town counts the women as Action Plan, and the deadline setting The town did not have any one of straight year, winds up 19-3. It the FCIAC title the last three years (Wright) but she battled all the Herald Reporter has been controversial since its LL semifinal clash yesterday at reached the semifinals in ‘78 before in a row, scored on a dropped popup, way.” filling two positions toward its Affir- Puerto Rican descent on its employ­ Falcon Field in'Meriden. mitive Action gohls. The program proposal in 1978. A frequent objection it, too, was ousted by Southington. wild pitch, sacrifice and RBI single Wright walked five, fanned two and DiCorcia, 60, architect dies MANCHESTER - Although the ment rosters, before the hiring, while The victory for the 21-0 Bears sets looks at the number of minorities was that it promotes hiring persons It was an unhappy birthday for by Missy Oman. yielded a season-high seven hits in town hired two new employees about 25 percent of the employees up an all FCIAC final as Andrew Norwalk (S)— Mallon c, 0-(M)-0, Canal Besides his sister in Manchester, rather than the type, Werbnerboted. from outside Manchester, because of Manchester Coach Mary F a l^ n t, Manchester knotted the score on a dropping only her second decision HARTFORD - Philip J. diCorcia toward its Affirmative Action goal of are women. Warde of Fairfield blanked dh, 3-1-1-0, Santolini rf, 2-1-1-0, Oman sa, of 80 Elizabeth Dr., area architect, he leaves three sons, Philip-Lorca 25 minority positions, it will be able The town has 23 more minority the town’s low minority population. who celebrated Tuesday. But she was Lisa Tilden double, Georgeanne against 16 wins. 4-0-2-2, Swift pr, (MMM), Luczkowski p, J- diCorcia of New Haven, Mario diCor­ W ethersfield, 4-0. Warde and died Monday at St. Francis Hospital to fill five minority requirements for positions to fill before the 1984 Werbner would not release the new Ebersold single and mlsplayed The southpaw twirling Luczkowski 1-1-0, Mengwasser lb, 3-1-2-2, Warren 2b, cia of Hartford, and Mac diCorcia, of and Medical Center. He was 60. other federal reports because some deadline. The Board of Directors set employee’s names, or their ad­ ■■V,. grounder to short by Marcy gained her 21st win of the year 3-0-0-0, Oelisle cf, 3-0-0-0, Brska if, 3-0-0-0, Hartford; two daughters, Auden He was the brother of Beatrice are counted more than once. this deadline in March for iheeting dresses, saying he didn’t believe the MacDonald. without a loss, scattering six hits. In DiMeglio 3b, 2-0-0-0, Herman pr, O-l-O-O. diCorcia and Wendy diCorcia, both of ToUls: 26-5-7-4. McKeon of Manchester. The two employees, who are black, the minority quota. The board had women should be unduly em­ Meals on Wheels Two walks and two bunts got four varsity years she has compiled a Bom in Hartford, diCorcia had Hartford: two brothers, (Carmine are also women, and one is of Puerto discussed postponing the deadline un­ barrassed. Manchester hurler Lynne Wright, 56-5 won-lost mark. Luczkowski, who Manchesler (1) — Cooney ss, 4-04M), lived in this area most of his life. He deVito of West Hartford and Louis Rican descent. Both will be til 1987, but set the earlier date after However, he noted that drivers honored Herold who was not at peak efficiency issued only one walk while striking Tilden 2b, 3-1-1-0, Ebersold cf, 3-0-2-0, M. was graduated from Yale University diCorcia of Glastonbury; and another employed under the federal Com­ feideral officials notified the town Manchester can hire CETA workers battling a slight cold, in trouble in the out 11, is heading for Rutgers Univer­ MacDonald c, 3-0-0-0, Wright p, 3-0-1-0, B. MacDonald lb, 3-04MI, M. Neubelt If, 2-0- and had been an architect since 1950. sister, Margaret Gervascio of Hart­ prehensive Employment and revenue sharing funds could be from a 20-town area. The two new MANCHESTER - The 87 fifth. An Oman single made it 2-1 and sity on a full athletic scholarship. ford. employees were apparently referred volunteers who have driven more after a walk to winning pitcher Lynn “Their pitcher was terrific,” Faig­ 1-0, L. Neubelt If, 1-04MI, Setsky 3b, 2-04)- He was a member of the Connec­ Training Act (CETA). jeopardized. 0, Daley 3b, 0-04)4), Curtin ph, 14I-1-0, ticut Society of Architects, the The funeral is tomorrow at 9:15 Steven Werbner, town personnel The U.S. Treasury Deartment from Uie Hartford CETA office. The than 17,000 miles during the past year Luczkowski, Jeanne Mengwasser nant praised Luczkowski, "She’s an a.m. from the Rose Hill Funeral to deliver Meals-on-Wieels to 203 By Simmons excellent pitcher, one of the best ^ tte ro n rf, 24)4)4), Jones pr, 04)4)4). American Institute of Architects, director, said federal requirements reviews hiring practices to deter­ town notifies surrounding towns cleared the bases with a triple up the Totals: 27-1-64). Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with when positions become available. Manchester shutins honored today at alley in left. we’ve seen this year.” and the Economic Development for hiring minorities, allow double mine eligibility for the federal funds. Earl Yost Norwalk a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. With the two new employees, the a noon luncheon at Manchester Mengwasser was awarded home as “She doesn't walk anybody and 001 040 Commission of Hartford. counting in such cases. The adoption of the Affirmative got start Manchester 001 000 Mr. diCorcia recently completed at St. Justin’s Church, Bloomfield. town has doubled in its employment Memorial Hospital. Sports Editor the relay was thrown away but a doesn't hurt herself. That’s very im­ the design of an addition and Burial is in Mount St. Benedict of minorities. Of the 450 town High praise was giveh to Ray renovations to North United Cemetery, Bloomfield. Woman injured in collision employees, two employees were black. Winter who drove once a week for 50 in midgets Methodist (Church in Manchester and Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 This number has increased to four. weeks, totaling more than 390 miles a contract for the addition is and 7 to 9 p.m. Donations may be MANCHESTER - An 81-year-old 28, of 40 Olcott St., apt. 114, which she and delivering 416 meals. made to the American Cancer Socie­ woman is reported in satisfactory reported about 10:45 Tuesday. The employees will each earn $7,- The drivers received certificates now a manager, will bring his Scott’s Beckman expected to signed within a week or Midget football was introduced in Lombardo, 000 a year. One will work in the ty, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford. condition at Manchester Memorial Ms. Doyer told police about $150 in of appreciation from the River East Manchester 25 years ago with two en­ Sport team to Manchester Friday so. town’s print shop. as an assistant Hospital today after being admitted cash and other valuables had been Homemaker-Home Health Aide Ser­ tries. night to face Moriarty’s in a Twilight printer; the other began this week as Tuesday morning following an acci­ removed between 8:30 a.m. and the vice Inc, the program’s sponsoring One was called the Firefighters, League game at Moriarty Field. Leo J. Tierney South Carolina; and a sister. Miss a clerk in the Police Department. 4 Virginia Tierney of Vernon. dent at the intersection of E. Center time she called them. agency. the other the Police Cruisers. There will be two Blanchards in the top senior athletes HEBRON — Funeral services for Ptivate service will be at the John and Pitkin streets. Appearing in the backfield with the visiting lineup, sons of the coach. Leo J. Tierney, 63, of Wall Street, F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Police said Mrs. Annie M. Steele of Fire Department-sponsored Young Jim Blanchard is a former Hebron, who died this morning at winner in baseball, taking the Frank Neubelt, most improved cross coun­ Center St. with burial to follow at 683 Vernon St. was attempting to turn Firefighters was a promising Manchester Community College By LEN AUSTER Granato Memorial Award presented try; Tim DeValve, most valuable Hartford Hospital will be Friday Mount St. Benedict’s Cemetery in onto Pitkin Street. Her car and a van prospect who answered to the name player...Bolton soccer players Herald Sportswriter MB’s bow morning. driven by James D’Aprile of 76 N. of Mike Simmons. That was back in enrolled at the Soccer Farm in Pom- Jeff Lombardo and Don Beckman to the pitcher with the lowest earned performer in cross country; Tim Two runs in the top of the seventh in­ Bloomfield. run average and the Frank Granato Lauzon, most improved swimmer. Mr. Tierney was born in Lowell, Memorial Contributions may be School St. who was traveling east AL SIEFFERT’S 1955. fret are Alan Potter, EM Ansaldi, walked away with the top two senior ning lifted the Bristol Cassins past Memorial Award given to the most Also, Bill Anderson, Ray D’Amato Mass, on Jan 8,1917, he was a resident made to the American Heart. collided. Last week, Simmons was the Rebekah Gleason, Glenn Beecher awards at last night’s 17th annual Moriarty Bros., 3-2, in Twilight valuable player. Basketball Award for being the most of Hebron since 1963. Association, 310 Collins St., Hartford, According to police, Mrs. Steele choice to take over the head football and Bob Madore and Scott Goehring, M anchester High L etterm en ’s Baseball League action last night at He was the husband of Ann Balfour Manchester High —as a | whole improved player; Brian Sweeney, or the American Cancer Society, 237 continued down Pitkin Street after coaching reins at Manchester High. Rob Goehring and Jon Boulay from Dinner at the Elks’ Home. St. Thomas Seminary. Tierney and had been a self —also won an award. It was an­ Basketball Alumni Most Valuable E. Center St. the accident and was stopped by Simmons remembers well his Manchester. Camp opens in Lombardo was recipient of the Bristol upped its record to 2-1 while employ^ sales representitive prior another motorist a short distance midget days. The program afforded August...Hats off to Jim Penders, Wilfred L. Clarke Best Scholar- nounced at Monday’s CCIL meeting Player Award; Jim Stanton, Pete the loss leaves the Gas Housers at 2- the school had won the league’s John Wigren Track Award; Curt Fenton, to his death. He was formerly with from the scene. Police said she an opportunity to display his ability who guided EMst Catholic High's Athlete-Good Citizen Award while 2. flM daire/% ^ T. Reardon Award, presently annual­ most improved tennis player; Edgar the Travelers of Hartford. Gertrude M. Ballsieper appeared confused and was unable to at an early age and it was a stepping baseball team to the Hartford County Beckman captured the Gus Guadino It was a pitcher’s duel between the A World War II veteran, he was a ly to a school for its sportsmanship. Ezerins, Nassiff Arms Baseball MANCHESTER — Fqneral ser­ tell them what had happened. stone along ^ e football trail. Conference title this spring and to Award as being the best athlete in the Cassins’ Gary Gibson and Moriarty’s member of the American Legion, Mrs. Steele was treated at the Simmons starred with Coach Elof Don Race who fashion^ a brilliant senior class. Taken into consideration for this are Award for having the highest batting Craig Steuemagel until the sixth in­ Jones-Keith Post 95 of Hebron and vices for Mrs. Gertrude M. the school’s athletes, coaches, average. Ballsieper, who died Monday, will be hospital for a fractured knee while Solomonson’s Firefighters in a 18-2 won-lost record with Manchester Lombardo and Ed Kennison were ning. also a past president of the Hebron D’Aprile’s injuries were described as playoff game in Meriden and also High’s jayvees. Penders is a former co-winners of the Hugh S. Greer cheerleaders and spectators. Also, Dan Collins, three-year Bristol broke the ice with a run in tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Watkins RUCKLOADSALE ' ‘ wrestling award; Chris Boudreau, Five retiring coaches —Jack Holik Lions Club. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. minor. Police confiscated Mrs. played a big part in whipping Coach U(Mnn player while Race starred at Soccer Award, presented to the the top of the sixth with the MB’s In addition to his wife, he leaves Steele’s driver’s license and issued a ' ifc Bill Shaw’s Police Cruisers for the, Central Connecticut State College as boy(s) who've done the most for (football), Harold Parks (baseball), most improved wrestler; Boudreau, coming back for a pair of runs in the Calling hours are from noon most valuable wrestler; Chris five brothers. Dr. Thomas Tierney of verbal warning to her for failure to mythical Manchester midget title in a catcher...Jim Melley is walking on soccer. Beckman also took an out­ Tom Kelley (golf), Dick Williams bottom of the inning. Chicago, 111., Allan Tierney of Salt tomorrow to 1 p.m. (track) and Dick Danielson (soccer) Hickey, golf award for making an Memorial donations may be made yield the right of way at an intersec­ its baptismal season. air these days after scoring a hole-in- standing performance award in Frank Owsianko’s RBI double had Lake City, Utah, John Tierney of —made presentations. outstanding contribution; Ray Tilden to the Manchester Memorial tion. The new coach was one of the best one which came without any wrestling for taking second place in given Bristol the lead before Moriar­ Vernon, Francis X. Tierney of In a separate incident, Robert W. SAVE running backs Manchester High ever witnesses, on the golf course. last winter’s Class LL cham­ Othe'r winners and their awards and Tom McCluskey, co-winners of ty’s came back. Ralph Giansanti Hospital’s development fund. were: Alex BritnelI,Dick Danielson the Football Award for making out­ J California and Harold Tierney of Gonyer, 55, of 72 Downey Drive was produced and in nearly a dozen years pionships. roped a ground rule double to open d u r in g o u r standing contribution. charged with failure to yield the right of coaching, 12 at Rockville High, six Junior Shawn Spears was a double Soccer Sportsmanship Award; Joe the Moriarty sixth. of way to a pedestrian after he struck REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, as head coach, Simmons proved to be Dedication Saturday He was wild pitched to third with 22-year-old Abbie Keene of 38 Strant WASHERS, FREEZERS, DRYERS. a winner. Billy Pagani Field will officially be Buddy Silva’s single to left tying it. St. about 10:45 Monday night. Simmons comes from a family dedicated Saturday afternoon at the Koosman quiets Sox Bill Chapulis walked and Steve Police said Gonyer told them he well-known in sports. His mother, West Side Oval with the feature at­ Little Chotiner’s grounder was thrown was attempting to turn into Downey Mary, is a former Manchester traction a softball game between away, Silva scoring. Drive when he struck Ms. Keene who duckpin bowling champion, while his Connecticut Ehcpress, which calls BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - whose third complete game of the But it was not to be for the Gas brother, Don, once held the town Manchester its home, facing Silkey’s You don’t have to teach an old year evened his record at 5-5. “My U was crossing the street. Gonyer said ^ COME IN AND BUY NOW! Housers as Bristol scored twice in he did not see the woman. men’s small pin title. His mother is of Bloomfield at 2:30. This weekend League pitcher new tricks, says Jerry mechanics were just bad. I was the seventh with the winning run Ms. Keene was tre a te d and also a one-time world three-string the Express, coached by Larry Koosman. You just have to teach him trying to throw it too hard. scoring on an error. released in stable condition at record holder and his late father, Morrison, will host the Manchester T o n ig h t’s gam es the same old ones — they are hard “My arm motion is the biggest (iibson allowed five hits and issued Manchester Memorial Hospital. • CHOOSE THE 3 DAYS ONLY' John, was a crack duckpin bowler for Classic with games at the Oval, Bob’s vs. A&N, 6 —Waddell enough. problem with it and I have to get the two walks while Steuemagel was David Way land, 16, of 35 Marshall years. Fitzgerald Field and Robertson AT&P vs. Carter’s, 6 —Buckley Minnesota’s veteran southpaw, a rhythm to throw it consistently for touched for seven hits while walking Road was arrested by detectives late Park... Maryann Pemberton has left Oilers vs. Ansaldi’s, 6 —Leber five-hit winner Tuesday night over strikes.” seven in taking the loss. Tuesday night and charged with R?s yU r'^needs THURS, FRI . TIL 9 the Express to concentrate as a Boston in a 9-4 romp, said Koosman, a 20-game winner last Moriarty’s play home Friday night second-degree larceny in connection Returng ‘home’ pitcher in fast pitch play in Agawam, “mechanical” breakdowns took season, said he has worked with at Moriarty Field against Windsor at with the theft of a car May 11 from 17 Former Manchester Twilight Mass. INTERNATIONAL away his curve early so he relied on Twins’ pitching coach Camilo 6 n’rlnck. N • ALL SIZES, SHAPES SAT. TIL 5 Ck)le St. League pitcher Jimmy Blanchard, Dairy Queen registered a 5-3 win his fastball and off-speed pitches to Pasqual on his curve and feels he has Wayland and a juvenile accomplice AND STYLES AVAILABLE over the Lawyers last night at Leber quiet the Boston bats. thrown well all year, except for one were stopped and held Tuesday in Field. Nick Cacace had two hits to "This is the first time I’ve had outing against the New York Mike Fraser Holyoke, Mass., apparently in the pace the Hartford Road entry. Both problems with my curve in three or Yankees. stolen vehicle, police said. Charges Softball. were doubles. John Zak and Glen four games,” said Koosman, 36, have been fiM against the uniden­ Bolduc had the lone safeties for the medalist in tified juvenile and his case has been Tonight') games Lawyers. referred to juvenile authorities. Tierney’s vs. NMethodist, 6 twice and John Kearney and Bob Trade pleases Westphal Tech defeat Wayland was presented this mor­ Frigidaire —Fitzgerald Klatka also had three hits apiece for ning in East Hartford Superior Court. T e e s v s . Thrifty, 7:30 the Vets. AMERICAN Rocky Hill High topped Cheney Felice are investigating a break in Best value Da^s 5 —Fitzgerald Three runs in the second inning SEATTLE (UPI) - Paul capture its only league title. He is Tech, 4-1, in golf action yesterday at at the apartment of Donna E. Doyer, Zembrowski's vs, CCongo, 6 INDY powered American Legion past Westphal, critical of the Phoenix widely regarded as one of the best Manchester Country Club. DAR picnic I —Nike Scoring three times in the seventh, Modern Janitorial, 6-2, at Waddell Suns for their lack of offensive defensive guards in the game and Ch'eney’s Mike F ra s e r took T . ■ A I' mmm Turnpike vs. Circuits, 7:30 Westown Pharmacy edged Acadia Field. Winning pitcher Larry Stan­ “spontaneity,” says he couldn’t be was frequently mentioned on lists of medalist honors with a 79. TOLLAND — The annual picnic —Nike Restaurant, 4-3, last night at Robert­ ford fanned 12 and hurled a three- happier about his trade to the Seattle the most underpaid players in the meeting of Captain Noah Grant Red-Lee vs. Cooper, 6 —West son Park. Ron Rickard and Craig hitter. Stanford homered and Jim Super-Sonics. NBA. Results: Fraser (CT)'def. Clement 6-4, Chapter, Daughters of the American Side Phillips each had two hits for Powers and Scott Gould each doubled One of the best shooting guards in But Sam Schulman, principal Demko (RH) def. Shelsky 3-2, R. Clement Revolution, will be June 7 at 11 a.m; WSIKitchen vs. Moriarty's, 6 Westown while Rusty Franklin had a for Legion. Mike Custer pitched well the NBA, Westphal, 29, was sent to owner of the Sonics, had been public­ (RH) def. Frattaroli 65, Hunter (RH) at the Hicks-Steams Museum on the —Cheney pair for Acadia. for Janitorial. the Super-Sonics Tuesday for defen­ ly critical of Johnson in recent days def. Smith 7-5, Rocky Hill won medal green in Tolland, rain or shine. Vlttner's vs. Ed’s, 6 —Keeney sive star Dennis Johnson, 25, in a for his “moodiness” on the basket­ point. Photo winner DAR members will be conducted Trash vs. Jayeees, 6 —Robert­ NORTHERN straight player swap of All-Star ball court that sometimes affected Going into overtime. Town on a tour of the museum and a short son NATIONAL backcourt men. his play. Decision awaited Jeff Smith (left) accepts the first place award from business meeting will follow. Those L athrop vs. F lo’s, 7:30 Employees nipped DiRosa Cleaners, “We definitely felt like we needed “By getting Dennis, we are giving 9-8, in 10 innings last night at Robert­ Coming up with three markers in NEW YORK (UPI) - The wait is Hockanum River Canoe Race Coordinator Lee Watkins after attending should bring a box lunch —R obertson the fifth, Moriarty Bros, nipped the an outside threat to give our offense up some offense but we are picking and lawn chair! Dessert and son. Mark Lappen, Bob Oliver, Bob over for Darryl Strawberry. Now, the Manchester resident’s entry in the canoe race photo con­ Medics, 4-3, at Buckley Field. Jim a little more help,” said Seattle up some things we need,” said beverage will be provided. Haggerty each had three hits and Ed Coach Lenny Wilkens. “We felt Paul it’s time for a decision. Gardner hurled a one-hitter, striking Phoenix General Manager Jerry “I was just hoping to be picked in test was judged the best. Watkins made the presentation Morconi, Bill Frattaroli, Dave Koski and his all-around play will add to the Ladies Guild out 14, and roped a key blow for Colangelo. “Dennis provides us with the top five,” the much-heralded out­ during Tuesday evening’s meeting of the Hockanum River W EST SIDE and Dave Peck two apiece for Town. dimensions we already have.” some additional defense and needed MANCHESTER —The Ladies Seven runs in the sixth powered Mickey Peters had four hits, Barry Moriarty’s. Henry Pawlowski fielder from Los Angeles’ Crenshaw Linear Park Committee at the Center Congregational Church. allowed three hits in taking the loss. Johnson, a 6-foot-4 fourth-year pro, rebounding. Dennis Johnson is an All- Guild of St. Mary’s Episcopal (Church Buckland Manufacturing over Bernstein three and Lenny Goldberg, High School said Tuesday after the (Herald photo by Foley) Brian Feshler had two hits including was named the Most Valuable Player Star guard and he plays his position will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. Belliveau Painters, 12-7, last night at Mike Giacalone and Bob Bonino two New York Mets made him the No. 1 a four-bagger for 7-3 Moriarty’s. in the 1979 NBA championship series like (Kareem) Abdul-Jabbar plays Members are asked to bring the West Side Oval. Bob Lyon had apiece for DiRosa’s. pick in the 16th annual June draft of Mark Cichowski had the lone safety when Seattle defeated Washington to his at center.” sandwiches and dessert. Beverages three hits. Nelson Beaulieu two in­ high school and college players. Students recognized will be provided. cluding a grandslam homer and Doug WOMEN’S REC for the 4-6 Medics. “I knew the Mets were interested Bealieu, Gary Dejarlais, Tony Page Making every hit count, B&J Auto in me because they needed a power- Dance slated June 14 LOW. LOW PRICES and Bob Gagnon two apiece for Repair rapped 25 hits in routing INT. FARM Red Sox draft pitchers hitting outfielder. I’m glad the ordeal in career programs The Lawyers topped Dairy Queen, MANCHESTER - The Buckland. Marvin Rahm, Pete Renn’s Tavern, 25-5, at Cheney. Sue is over. There has been a lot of 11-5, at Verplanck. Ralph French BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red 4 Manchester Chapter of Parents Belliveau, Rick Lynch, Bill Young, Ladyga had four hits, Debhie Kosky signed. The Lakeland, Fla., native, is pressure on me this spring. I can’t • MANCHESTER— Students in the their cooperating employer. pitched well, Mike Henson hit best Sox Tuesday selected three pitchers a student at Manatee Junior College. remember facing an easy pitch all Manchester High School Cooperative Without Partners will hold a dance STOP IN AND ASK ABOUT OUB Dan Swain and Mike Halloran each and Nancy Gutreich three each and In addition, fourteen students in collected two blows for the Painters. Sherrie Miller, Nancy Harvey, Millie and Kevin Ciaglo starred defensively in the early rounds of major league Clement, originally drafted by the season — every pitcher was trying to Occupation Education Program held Cooperative Work Experience 2 on Saturday, June 14 from 9 p.m. to 1 for the 6-4 Lawyers. Chris Chappell a.m. at Augustino’s, Berlin IHimpike, Valentine, Lany Dunbdr and Rose baseball’s free agent draft. Yankees, is 6’3” and weighs 170 lbs. strike me out.” an award banquet recently. classes received their First Aid cer­ pitched well for 5-5 DQ. for members, prospective members “BEST VALUE DAYS" SPECIAL OFFEBI DUSTY Lovett two apiece for B&J. Kosky, The Sox chose righthander Gary Boston’s third selection was Steven Students invited their employers to tificates by participating in all-day Garrett, 19, a righthander from and guests. Music will be provided by DeMoIay downed CBT, 6-3, at Valentine, and Dunbar each Brown, a hard-throwing 20-year-old an evening of recognition, awards, multimedia workshops. Students AMERICAN FARM Alameda, Calif., who attends Chabot the Joe Campisi Band. Tickets may Keeney Field. Scott Kelley had three homered. Kathy Carlson had three Clemson University junior from Howe to retire and dinner at the Colony Banquet received hands-on practice in con­ FREE LOCAL DELIVERY • FREE SERVICE Town Fire nipped Eighth District, Vienna, Va. The 6’2” , 205 lb. hurler Junior College in his hometown. The Rooms. Over 450 students, be purchased at the door. safeties and Al Little, Jim Clifford bits and Marianne Laughlin two for HARTFORD (UPI) - After a trolling bleeding, bandaging, splin­ • FREE REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCES and Bill Currie two apiece for Renn’s. 3-2, at Buckland Field. Scott Dibiase was selected during the second draft 6’3”, 170 pounder was originaly legendary career spanning 32 years, employers, and town and school of­ ting, and simulated mouth-to-mouth Benefit tag sale fanned eight and Chad Massolinl round. drafted by Oakland. ficials participated. DeMoIay. Cliff Hassett had three hockey great Gordie Howe is breathing. MANCHESTER - A tag sale to blows and Wayne Colon two for CBT. FELINE roped two hits for Fire. Chris Lefthander Clement Freeman, Jr. The third round of the regular draft reportedly planning to retire. Outstanding student awards were Mr. Gregory C. Kane, teacher- • FREE NORMAL INSTALLATION. benefit the Manchester Chapter 469 Wendy’s romped past Buffalo Mahoney starred defensively. Jason 19, was picked in the secondary draft was scheduled to begin at noon A Hartford television station said presented to: Lorea Wilson and coordinator of CWE 2, was instruc­ Plllard tripled for Eighth. of players previously drafted but un­ Wednesday. Melissa Fabian, Distributive Educa­ of Parents Without Partners will be NIKE Water Tavern, 18-3, at Fitzgerald the 53-year4)ld Howe, professional tor. Mrs. Dorothy Snider, CWE 2 held on Saturday, June 21 and Sun­ Moriarty Bros, came up with two Field. Jeanine Barber, Mary hockey’s all-time leading scorer, tion I; Cindi Churchill, E.E. II; San­ teacher-coordinator, assisted. fOtMIR NOIMAN’S dra Croft, Y.W.E.P. program; day, June 22 at Mortlock’s Driving runs in the seventh to nip Mota’s, 12- Cochran, Selena Steullet and Sue and would call it quits today at a news Two volunteer firemen, a former LOCATION M4 TO 11, at Nike Field. Joe Camposeo, Bob James Jankowski, Pre-Vocational School parking lot on Route 83, Ver­ Cathy Linsenbigler each had two conference called by the Hartford Girl Scout, and a nurse's aide MiNiT IT. HIT Carlson and Larry Aceto each had Bennet nips Illing in track Program; Lisa Herbert, Evening non. Sales will be conducted from 10 safeties for Wendy’s. Tina Bumpus Whalers of the National Hockey brought themselves up to date during H u r r u m t three hits and Jim McAuley, Jack School; Mark Bilodeau, Intensified a.m. to 5 p.m. each had two hits for Buffalo. League. the class. Another student applied FMKUt Burg and Ron Laliberte two apiece Bennet nipped Illing, 53-51, in while Dave Pesso took the long jump with a school-record clocking of Work 1; Tammy Laprade, I.W.E. 11; her knowledge that weekend when PWP sets meeting 647-9M7 for Moriarty’s. Bill Lodge and John CHARTER OAK junior high boys’ track action yester­ for Illing. The 800 meter relay of 1:07.2. COEP III, Martin Brezenskl; Nur­ Terril Clemons, Isenberg, Mark Dave James won the discus, Steve she stopped a bleeding situation and MANCHESTER - Parents At fiielMs (juinn each roped three hits with Scoring in all but one frame. day at Pete Wigren Track. On the sing, Julia DeNigris, George 647-9988 bandaged a burn. Quinn homering for Mota’s. distaff side, the Illing girls topped Allen and Wemmell set a school Djiounas took the 100, Mike Roy Mandeville, David Constantino and Without Partners Chapter 469 will 445 HARTrORD RD. l/llM A N C N iS flR Highland Park Market stopped Students receiving their cer­ Farr’s, 19-4, at Fitzgerald. Tom Mac Bennet, 63-41. mark with a 1:39.1 clocking. annexed the 1,500 with a school- 61ote hold a general meeting on Tuesday, Lora Edwards; Diversified Oc­ On the distaff side, Traci Sulllns record clocking of 4:28 and Tony Bar- tificates were: Robert Sherwin, June 10 at 7 p.m. at the Community REC and Pete Devanney each had four Illing’s boys wind up 62 while the Radio, TV Toniglil cupations I, Robert Sherwin and won the 100, 200 and long jump for hagallo secured the 800 for Bennet. Stefan Zajac, Holly Trueman, Steven Baptist Church, East Center Street. Nelson Freightway tripped MCC hits, Mike Tierney three and Jerry IlUng'girls finish 62-1. 8 • Mets vs. Cards, Ch.9 Maureen McKeman; and Diversified Illing. Teammate Sandi Prior cap­ On the distaff side, Ellen Greene Kurlowicz, Wayne Webb, Sharon Men who are paid members will be Vets, 11-9, at Nike. Mike Longo had a Cosgrove, Don Guinan, Scott Butch Wemmell took three firsts 8:30 Red Sox vs. Twins, WTIC, Occupations II, Alan Wilson. Cox, Donna Feragne, Jackie Gorka, 647-9997 - 647-9999 three-run homer and single and Jon for Rung, securing the high jump, 200 tu r e the discus and shot put with won the javelin, and Wendy Bluis treated to a Father’s Day dinner (Campbell and Bruce Thleling two C.h.3 ' The awards were based upon the Diane Litton, Linda Litton, Kevin Mary Mullaney taking the high jump, won the 100 meter low hurdles with a prepared by the women members, Neuner, Steve Smyth and Rich Grif­ each for the Markets. Bob Roy and and jaVelin. He won the latter with a 8:30 Yanks vs. Rovals, WINF, students’ attendance, attitude, and Roy, Cheryl Roy, Susan Hajbucki, TONIGHT TIL B:00*TUES., WED., SAT. TIL 5*M0N., THUBS., FRI. TIL 9:00 toss of 153-feet, 3-inches. Ron Felicia Falkowski the 1,500 and school-record time of :19.9 for "0 '- (jther men and ladles will pay $3 at fin each had two blows for Nelson’s. Steve MacDonald each had two hits Ch.II performance, both in school and with and Maureen McKeman Isenberg won the 110 hurdles and 400 Giselle Plante tied for first in the 400. Bennet. the door. Kevin Kearney homered and singled for Farr’s. EVENING HERALD. Wed,, June 4. I960 - 9

DETROIT ab r h bl ab r h bl AMERICAN LEAGUE - Coopf 30 1 0 Whltakr3b 3000 and Oliver, Tex 39; Oglivie, 300 0 PapiSb Hebner, Det M; Armas, Oak ®. In honor of Connecticut’s new Bottle Bill, 4 010 Trmmll aa STOLEN BASES _ • ______■ ■■* -i / 5 0 3 0 Kemp db NATIONAL LEAGUE- Moreno, Pitt 511 0 P a ^ e a ; UFlore, MU M; Collins, Cin and 5111 Cowenarf Law, LA 16; CMeno, Hou and North, SF 401 0 Wcknfaalb 15. 3 010 Heboerph AMERICAN LEAGUE - Henderson, 4 000 LratineH Oak S ; Wilson, KC » ; Cruz, Sea 18; Gibson cf Bumbry, Balt 14; Molitor, MU and Wills, B ro t^ S b Tex 13 The PoP Shoppe will give you Vancouver of the Pacific Coast 33 2 8 1 ToUU PITCHING League. Two out when winning run scored VICTORIES Toronto — Signed shortstop Garry Seattle 010010000-3 NATIONAL LEAGUE- Carlton, Phil Harris and assigned him to Medicine Detroit OOOOQOOS3-4 94; Blue, SF84; Reuss and Weldi, iJk . . . L i * . j H al«Alberta) of the Pioneer League. E—Parrish, Brookena. DP-Seattle Lynn. Evans, Sofletd, Powell. winning run scored and Blbby, Pitt O-l; Pastore, Ctn 92; string players are batting over .300 and a fifth, Garry KiHiiiiaii Detroit 1 LOB-SeatUe U, Detroit 3.3B- Wynegar(4),&field(5).Evans(9).S- . ^llanU ^ , 00010100(>-2...... Richard, Hou 93. Templeton, is very close to the coveted mark. _cieveian6 -— signedSimed kicker Peier T. Cox. 3B-Bochte. HR-Hebner (5). SB Castino, Cubbage. SanFVancisco 000 000 0®-3 AMERICAN LEAGUE - Honeycutt, Boermeester of UCLA. —Mendoza. Cruz2. S-Mendoza, Meyer. IP H RERBBSO E-UMaster, Evans. DP-Atlanta 1, Sea 74; Gura, KC and John, NY 74; Yet, for all their batting skills the Cardinals are still New England — Signed defensive IP H RERBBSO BosUm San Ftancsico 1. LOB-Atlanta 7. San Bums. Chi 74; Guidry, NY91; Martin, end Doug McDougaid«( VPI and free Seattle BI)nrtm(L14 424 0 J^anclsco 7. 2B-Burroughs. Stennett, KC94; Stone, Balt, R^fem, Minn and mired in last place in the National League East because, »ent wide receiver Milre Cusumano of D.Roberts 724 4 2 2 4 5 Macw^rter 114 Norris, Oak93; Haas, MU94; Keough, CTncinnali. Mclau^lintLH) 1 2 2 2 0 2 Lockwood 2 Oak 64. they have been seriously deficient in the pitching depart­ Toronto (CPL) Signed running o’ f^troli Minnesota IP H RERBBSO EARNED RUN AVERAGE ment. back Roland Sales of Arkansas and Petry 8 8 2 2 6 '6 Koosman(W54) 9 5 4 4 2 3 Atlanta (based on 45 innings pitched) former Pittsburgh Steeler running L^z(W54) 1 0 0 0 0 0 When they put both things together, as they did HBP-by Koosman (Fisk). WP- McWilliams 824 5 2 2 2 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE T Carlton. Phil back Jack Deli^taine. Petry pitched to 1 batter in9th. MacWhorter. t-4;21. A-8.M. Bradford (L14) 194; Richard. Hou 1.K; Welch,LA2.07; I’m considered in the Tuesday night against the New York Mets, the game is Ilurkr) T-2:3l. iA-13.9<2. 0 2 1 1 0 0 San Francisco Palmer, MU and Fulgham, SI.L249. NFL to be the Genius of usually no contest. Chicago — Signed goaltender Bobby Blue 2 1 0 AMERICAN LEA(?UE- Norris. Oak Janecyk. MILWAUKEE BALTIMORE OAKUND CLEVELAND Minton (W24) 0 0 0 1.41; Bums, Chi 1.®; Gura. KC 220; Offense. But I was an Keith Hernandez drove in five runs with two homers Pittsburgh >> Signed defenseman ab r h bl ab r h bi ab rh b i Bradford pit Bannister, Sea 299; Honeycutt, Sea 2.Q. unknown at the University Mario Fauberl and forward Rod Schutt Hendrsnll S llO D tlonelf STRIKEOUT^ UBLEYOUR and Ted Simmons smashed a three-run homer to support Molitor2b 4 0 0 0 Bumbry cf 4010 of Cincinnati before I to multi-year contracts. Yount ts 4000 O ^ r f oVo NATIONAL LEAGUE - Carlton. Phil Cdllrgt* 4 0 0 0 Dauerft 4000 Grou 5b 3 0 01 Charbon rf 4 100 ■ jumped to the pros in 1955. the five-hit pitching of John Fulgham as the Cardinals Cooper lb 313 1 KellyU 2 000 91; Richard, H(hi 77; Ryan. Hou Q; Bowling Green — Named Tom Revmalb 4 121 Hargrvlb 5110 ph ila ' ab r h bt PITTS ab r h bl Blyleven.PittSO; Btue.SF57. Tight organization was my whipped the Mets 8-1. Wright track and field coach. Davis dh 4 0 0 0 Murray lb 4020 Page on Ogliviejf 4 110 M ay^ 4 000 4121 Jo h ^ d h “ •5 Rose lb 4000 Moreno cf 5 020 AMERICAN LEAGUE - Guidry. NY trademark at Los Angeles. In the first inning, St. Louis’ Mike Ramsey, who had Indiana — Bob Lawrence resigned as Armas rf 4111 Hasseyc 4 110 Uw2b 5 220 ®; Norris, Oak 56: Bannister. Sea 54: baseball coach. Lezeanorf 4 110 Graham c Newman c i i i i McBride rf San Diego and Houston. four hits and scored three runs, singled with one out and ThcTiascf 3 000 DeCIncs3b 3 000 4 0 2 0 Alston pr SchmldlSb 3 212 Parker rf 5 110 Parker, Clev and Matlack, Tex 52. GantnerSb 3 0 12 Roenick rf 3 010 2 0 0 0 Diaz c LuilMkilf soil Stargelllb 3122 SAVES Hernandez walked before Simmons blasted his seventh Tennis Results BMartinz c SOOOBeUngrss 3 00ojf.?gf^ 1 000 Harrah3b iBoonec 4 0 0 0 Easier II 4 02 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE - Sutter, Chi 11; By United Press International iys_ 1 0 00 Mannngcf Allen, NY 9; Hume, Cin and Fryman, •japmb JO Sunputq (njnpii aqi oo (>owlyph 1010 Meddoicf 4 0 2 0 Alexndr If 0000 pasvq iiM ss»Mftt ijjij tjH JOjui homer to tag Ray Burris, 3-4, with the loss. French Open Piccloio2b 2 0 0 0 RottlloR) 1 900 MU 7; Howe, LA. tekulve. Pitt and Kmchcoss 0000 Elliott ph 1292 Bowess 4000 Milner ph •sjujuipt put iptoo pt»q 'UN ^ Ramsey singled again in the second after Fulgham At Paris, June 3 Totals 32 3 5 3 TotaU 31 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 Elybznsk ss < » 1 0 TrilloJb 3010 MadIckSb 2000 Fingers. SD 6. Men's singfes Edwrds2b 10 10 401 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE- Farmer. Chi •jai»A 9home run total to 18 with a two-run Ceronec 4 0 3 2 Wshngt ss 3010 3112 Meets M (84.N Kingmnif 4 12 0 Carter c Tekulve 1 Oerfeets 3-4 (21140 Stanley ss 4000 Figuero II 1010 Oomrtlb anon Tnfeeta 997 ($57.40 blast. BASEBALL Totals JjJJ Jackson(WM Arifecti 3-4-1 (439U 40 5 IS 3 Totals 39 6 12 6 Vailrf 4111 Office rf Tkirt Cubs 5, Expos 2 Two out when winning run scored Martin cf 4 113 MachaSb 3 000 Ruthven pitched to4 batters in 6th. On these soft drink bottles & cans: HBP-by Ruthven (Madlock). T-2:38. 2 M r Olarrtts I.W 5 U New York (BO (DO 010 0 - 5 Oitlvrs 3b 3 0 10 ^ i e r ss 30 00 lO.U 2 AMerdi Utds 13.40 4.U 3.W Jerry Martin cracked a three-run homer and Rick A-22,141. 4 Gsiricna Am I 5.20 3.U Kansas City 1® 000 1001-6 KellehrSb 0000 Grimsiyp 1000 7 Ams(t I Lewet 940 5M 1 lirsun Zsrra 4.20 Reuschel tossed a six-hitter in pacing the Cubs. Martin’s NATIONAL LEAGUE B-LaCock. DP-KansasCUyl. LOB- Blackwll c 4 010 Bahnsen p 1 leaquin Urpisipi 4.N E^st New York 10. Kansas City 12. 2B- CINCINNATI LOS ANGELES R M a 24 (33.M Reuschel p 4 110 Sosap ab r h bi 2-7 U S N eighth home run came in the second inning off loser Ross W L Pet GB Pprter, Cerone 2. W ashing, White. Hutton ph 1 n n n ab r h bi M eets 24 (110.70 1J2J Collins rf 4 02 0 Lopes2b 4110 Meets 2-7 (17.26 Pittsburgh 28 18.609 - Werlh. HR-Bretl (5). SB-^aliian. S- Norman p 0000 Oeslerib Trifeets 24-1 (262J0 Grimsiey, 1-3, after Dave Kingman singled and Mike Vail Montreal Werlh, Washington. SF-Olis. Orone. 4 0 10 Law cf 4121 TrifecU 2-7-3 (949N 23 20 .535 34 ToUls 36 5 11 5 ToUls 32 2 6 2 Conepen ss 4 0 11 Smith rf 3 00 0 Fwrtk CPE,PEPSI,TUP,DR.PEPPER,SFIUTE, walked. Gary Carter hit a two-run homer for Montreal. Philadelphia 23 21 .523 4 IP H RERBBSO Tenth; (2iicago ®3 ®1109- 5 Foit^If 3 0 0 0 Garvey lb 4012 1 kw 12 N 15.40 Chicago 21 22 .488 54 New York 4 A M 2I.N 4.N 5.N Astros 3, Padres 2 Montreal fl®2®000-2 Driessnlb 4 0 10 Baker If 3 100 4Zp« S.N New York 19 S .432 8 Griffin 4 6 4 4 2 0 LOB-Chicago 9. Montreal 4. 2B- Knirtt3b 1 Orbea I 9 N I N Rafael Landestoy hit a two-run triple with one out in the St. Louis Davis (L24) 524 6 2 2 3 0 4 0 00 Cey3b 4 112 2 m .17 29 470 11 Office, Blackwell 3B-Reuschel. HR— Ceronm cf 3 0 10 Russell ss 3 00 0 5 Ccfny IN West Kansas City (Um U 91 (44.N eighth inning to trigger a three-run raliy that gave the Martin (6). Carter (U).SE^^Jesus. Wemerc 3 0 0 0 Scioscia c 3010 (kmia 14 (30.N W L Pet. GB Gura 714 11 5 5 2 5 IP H RERBBSO Mecti 94 (120.N Bench c 10 10 Welch p 2000 Macta 91 (NJO Astros their triumph. Landestoy’s hit made a loser of Los Angeles 30 19 612 - Qsnbrry(W44 224 2 0 0 1 l Chicagi TrifKta 992 (251.70 Seaver p 110 0 Howe p I I'l 0 TrHacta 91-5 (31920 Houston 26 21 463 3 HBP-by Davis (White). WP-Gura ReuKhel(W94) 6 2 2 1 9 Fifth; Randy Jones, 4-4, and helped Vem Ruble, 2-1, notch the Cincinnati 27 22 .S61 3 PB-Cerone. T-3:17. A-16.734 Soto p 0 0 0 0 Davanth; R0YALCROWN,1AB,M(X)N1AIN DEW Montreal Griffey ph 10 0 0 5 fieirieni M m 15.20 S .N 15.10 San Diego 24 26 .480 64 Grimsiey (L14) 4 5 3 3 4 1 5 Darria GaraiMnM victory. Hume p 0 0 0 0 5 kus QUrretJ 14.N I I N 14.N S.N 4.W San Francisco 21 28 429 9 Bahnsen 4 z z u i 1 laafin Gamy I N IN Dodgers 5, Reds 1 Atlanta 19 27 .413 9^^ Spilmn ph 0 0 0 0 2 )tim|ui Ceya 7.20 Sosa 124 1 0 0 0 : 3 laswan C a ^ IN Tuesday's Results Aurbeh ph 10 0 0 QMMla 91 (I43.N Ron Cey smashed a two-run homer in the second inning ab r h bi Norman 1 1 0 0 0 Bair p 0 0 0 0 QMi(a9l(SIN Chicago 5, Montreal 2, night CALIF abrhbi TORON Grimsiey pitched to2 batters in 5th. M e e t! 95 (530.70 Miller cf 4 10 0 Griffin ss 4 2 2 1 Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 M e d a 91 (171.10 and Bob Welch notched his sixth straight victory in the Pittsburgh4, PhiladelphiaS, night by Trifecta 992 (1.154.70 Lansfrd3b 5010 Woods If 5010 ® 1 7 1 ToUls 31 575 TrifacU 993 (21254 St. Louis 8. New York 1. night Blackwell. T-2:25. A-22,Sffi. Cincinnati 0®010000-l Shth: Dodgers’ triumph. Welch, who pitched a one-hitter last Carewlb 5130 Howell3b 6 111 Tnafttk: SraWEPPES, HIRES, SHAS A , Houston 3, San Die^o2 Thmpsn dh 410 0 Velez dh 501 1 Los Angeles (DOOTOOx-S 3 Fanta H M *a I9 N 12.N S N Thursday, had control problems as he walked six and Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 1 HOUSTON SANDIECK) LOB^incinnati 13, Los Angeles4. HR 4 JktMa fianU 23.N 54.24 124 con; Rudi If 5 112 Mybrry lb 5121 i Am u 7.N 5 20 1 San Francisco 3, Atlanta 2 gave up six hits. But, he bore down with men on base to Grich2b 1110 Moseby rf 4120 ■brhbi abrhbi —Oy 16). SB-Collins, Baker. S-Oester. 7 IrtatM bpa 4.U 2 Arriifa I M in^ 4.20 IN Wednesday's Games LandstySb 4 112 Richrds If I fee UrxBaga 4N Thon2b 2 000 Bosettief 5 112 4 110 IP H RERBBSO Om M s 1-3 (3I.N' record his sixth triumph in seven decisions. He was lifted (All Times EDT) Reynlds ss 4 02 1 OSmIthss Q M 2-4 (N.N Atlanta i Boggs 2-1) at San Francisco Harlow rf 4 12 2 Garcia 2b 4011 3 0 0 0 Cincinnati WarlKta 91 (S IN 2110 Puhicf 4 010 Mmphryd 4 0 11 Seaver (L2-4) Macta 92 (131.U in the eighth and Steve Howe recorded his sixth save. Knepper 34). 3:05 p.m. Patekss 4 011 Davis c TrHtcti 91-7 S5I7.N 4 0 0 0 Cannon pr 0000 Cruz If 40 10 Winfield rf 4010 Soto Trifacta 92-1 (5N.2I Giants 3, Braves 2 Chlcago (McGlothen 2-0) at Montreal Donohue c Cabell 3b Rogers54).7:35p.m. Garrph 1 0 0 0 Whitt c 0000 4 0 2 0 Montnz lb, 4000 Hume IttanAma I5 N HanMt 21S.53S CAHAOADRr&FRESCA Pinch hitter Milt May’s two-run double with two out in St. Louis (Forsch 44) at New York Clibumc 0 0 0 0 Bonnell ph 1000 Howe lb 4 0 0 0 Fahey c 4010 Bair .Zachry 1-2), 6:06 p.m. Kelly c 1 oao Cedeno cf 4 0 10 Cash2b 20 1 0 Tomlin the ninth inning capped a three-run rally that lifted the Philadelphia (Carlton4-4) at Pittsburgh 39 6 9 5 ToUls 42 7 U7 Bochyc 2 0 10 Tenace ph 1000 Los Angeles Two out when winning run scored. B er^ n pr 0 10 0 Rodrigz3b 2000 Welch (W 91) 7 2-3 Giants to victory. Larry McWilliams had a four-hit (Candelaria2-4).7:35p,m. ‘ Ashby c 0 0 0 0 Turner ph CINCinnati (Leibrandt 441 at Los California QM0®0®09-6 1000 Howe (S-6) 1 1-3 Jai Alai Entries shutout goine into the ninth and was one out away from Torontouiumu 0013® uvt uuvwAkVA—• 0® 01-7 R uhl^ 2000 Evans3t) 0000 WP-Welch. T-2 46, A-44582 Aneeles < Hooten 5-31. 10:® p.m. 110 0 Bevacq ph 1110 Houston (Forsch 54) at San Diego B^Bosetli, Howell.Thon.'DMoronto H?."™ victory when he was removed for Larry Bradford, 1-2. 2. LOB-Califomia 7. Toronto 11. 2B- LaCortep 0 0 0 0 Jones p 3 000 WEDNESDAY (Mura 91), 10 p.m. Shirley p With runners at first and second, Mike Sadek singled 'ThuMay's Games Carew 2, Davis, Griffin. Mayberry, 0000 MAJOR Bosetti, Velez. SB-Moseby, Griffin. S - Flannry ph 1011 Tnl (math; home the first run of the inning and May, batting for win­ (Thicago at Montreal, night ToUls St. Louis at New York, night Harlow, Patek, Woods. SF—Garcia. S 3 9 3 ToUls 34 2 7 2 1. Jne-Obmti 12afi9lartwt>^ (based on 115 at bats) ScCM t DiHli: Toronto 23 23 .5® 9^ Stleb 21-3 5 6 5 2 3 IP H RERBBSO Buskey 3 2-3 2 0 0 1 2 Houston NATIONAL LEAGUE l.U O y -M a imt-Upt 1.0tVaB4saa I Frpdsca-UR4a Geveland 23 24 .469 7 Ruble (W 2-1) 7 5 1 1 2 2 G AB R H Pet. give you double your deposit back in cash, up to $2.50, when Boston 23 25 .479 7»^ Garvin 2 1 0 0 0 0 IGtaMartm 4. GariiMi^lxrib IKa-Zapi 4 .8aM4a-Naa#a McLaghIn(W2-3) 3 1 0 0 2 2 LaCorte(S5) 2 2 1 1 0 4 Reitz, St.L 46 1® 17 S .369 S.Zcf»Aihl Baltimore 23 25 .<79 7<^ San Diego Hemandz, St.L 46 181 ® ffi 4. Hanafia-laaat UrtaM^kpiata 9 kata fanaiai Detroit ® 25 .444 9 HBI^byGear (Griffin. Moseby). T - 7. Iv p ia M h w l l.tasa4Mial 7. laapia-trtjran I 9Ckarala IhUifta 3:21. A-155N- Jones(L44) 71-3 7 3 3 1 3 Smith, LA 46 IS. 25 56 SI Wind seals West Shirley 12-3 2 0 0 0 0 Hendersem, NY 34 127 IS « .331 Siht 6any-lqu Saks Irra-Oanry you return empty bottles and cans of the above brands W L Pet. GB T-2;». A-125Q, Simmons, St.L 41 141 27 45 319 T lw t Kansas City 28 ® ,5® - Cruz, Hou 46 170 24 54 .316 IMh: TEXAS CHICAGO ST. LOUIS NEW YORK Oakland 25 24 510 Hendrick, St.L 46 172 26 ® ®B l.Wy-Hcpa I Iturratta-Zarra I Jaapia^eanaf Chicago 26 ® 531 ab r h bl ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi l.Vhata9lan4a Rivers cf 4 0 0 0 Morrisn2b 5 2 2 0 Taveras, NY 43 179 24 55 .307 I Gcm-OlarreU 4. Fanta4a*t« I I Fraaosca-IMarta 4.8«waa-Zapi and purchase a case of delicious PoP Shoppe Soda. Seattle 24 25 .4® Wills 2b TemplUss 5 00 0 Mazzillicf 2 000 Russell. LA 46 i® 14 51 .307 Texas 23 24 .489 5 00 0 Squires lb 2000 Ramsey2b 5 3 4 0 Taveras ss 4 0 0 0 5. IVfWhlUKJ 9 (akima-fiH 5. Dima4k«i^i 9Arra-fiant Yankee loss Oliver If 4 110 Lemon cf 3 02 1 McBride, F^il 40 167 21 51 ®E 7. le^-Weitiil California ® 26 .435 Hmndz lb 4 3 3 5 Hendrsn If 4 0 2 0 9 IHi^lartlim 7. [Bakia-hrcaraaa I 9CWiUCeriy BBell3b 0 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 400 1 Steams. NY 43 154 ® 47 J£ Saks Zcgw-Aih I Minnesota 19 ® 5® Simmcmsc 5 1 1 3 Jorgnsnlb 40 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE SiAs Orhaa B Hata Tuesday's Results Sundbrg c 3 010 Molinaro If 3100 lorg If 3 0 0 0 Steams c 4 0 0 0 G AB R H Pet. fMrtIc Taattt • It’s fun to shop at the PoP Shoppe, where you can MilwaukeeS, BaltimoreO Ellis lb 30 12 Folic 0000 Hendrck rf 4 0 0 0 Yongbtd rf 4 0 0 0 Putnam lb 2111 MooreSb 2000 Molitor. Mil 45 1® 40 67 ®0 NEW YORK (UPI) — “U’s an ill wind that blows Toronto7, (^lifomia 6,11 innings ReitzSb 4 0 00 Maddox3b 2111 Cooper, Mil 43 174 25 61 561 I.Imc tUify l.Arra « Geveland 6, Oakland 4.10 innings Zisk dh 3110 KBellSb 0100 Scottef 3 000 Flynn2b 3010 4. Sanity Sample rf 3020 Bainesrf 4 0 2 1 Bumbry, Balt 47 175 S Ilknacal n o j^ y good” — except for Clint Hurdle. Detroit 4. Seattle 2 Fulghamp 3100 Burrisp 0000 Landreax, Mnn 48 1® 19 342 S-Fanta 9kasa 5. hrcarsNl fill your case from a selection of 27 fabulous Chicago 5. Texas 4 Roberts c 3 011 Kimm c 3 0 00 Normn ph 10 0 0 “I got a little help,” Hurdle said Tuesday night after Harrlsn ss 2 10 0 Wshngtn If loot Remy, Bos ® 146 14 .342 MUaca 9 Zafii 7, Kent Minnesota 9. Boston 4 Kobel p 0 0 0 0 Wathan. KC 42 157 S ® SB25 Sl*>bpln his two-out wind driven single over the head of outfielder Kansas City 6. New York 5.10 innings Grubb ph 1 0 0 0 Giapps ss 4120 Morals ph 10 00 Saks Jaapin Frias ss 0 0 0 0 Velez. Tor S 123 19 41 .333 3S Wednesday's Games Pacella p 0 0 0 0 Yount, Mil 45 187 43 S 332 3S Wile Oavant regular and diet flavors—from Cola to Ginger Dennis Werth knocked in Pete LaCock from third base (All times EDT) ToUis ® 4 8 4 ToUls 31584 Moreno 2b 1000 Texas OlO(BD01O-4 Meyer. Sea 42 1® ® ® SI I. Gnw-labar I llase-kaaa with the winning run in the 10th inning and gave the Kan­ Texas (Comer 1-3 and Medich 93) at Glynn p 0 0 0 0 Summers, Det ® U5 ® S J® I.OrkeaB4laaka I B^Catvaatidi Oiicago (Barrios 1-0and Dotson5-2),2, CJhicago 101 llOOlx-5 Touts ® 8 8 8 ToUls ® 1 5 I IFanta-OUreb I.Zatai-NHca 3- Irtana-lrcarata I I.Dania-Zapi sas City Royals a 6-5 victory over the New York Yankees. ^ E9-Koberts. Pei irry, Oliver, Kimm. DP HOME RUNS 7:» - St. Louis 3® an 000-8 NATIONAL LEAGUE- Schmidt, Phi! 5. Damy-iaan 9 HanafK-tMl 5. Ana-Canty 9Aniacal-^e Ale and Birch Beer to Strawberry. ‘"The wind played some tricks with the ball,” Hurdle Milwaukee (Sorensen4-4) at Baltimore New York 0® 010 000-1 Luzlnski, Phil 12; Garvey, LA II; 7. kaw-Bartwan 9 BarfaMtaa 7. Eaekii Oakerti 9 iMcaraa-Orpaia Flanagan 54). 7:» p.m ,®*‘?**c TIR- B—Joraensen. Madden S—Squires, ^ J o r je n « n , Maddox, p i ^ t . Louis Conor. Mil and Hendrick, Slill10, Si*i CMy-Mantia I Saks )aapa-L»4a said. “It blew it around. I was blowing it too. It’s better to (^iifomia (Martinez 1-0) at Toronto SB--Sample. S—Squiri 2~. LOB-Sl. Louis 5. New York 5. IB - AMERICAN LEAGUE- Oglivie, Mil (Clancy 3-3), 7;» p.m. Rivers. Ramsey. HR-Simmons (7)/Hemandez2 Sotk Taaftth; be lucky then to be good. When you pinch hit you have to IP H RERBBSO J -'i!? - 'III'll13; Rudi. Cal 11; MayberrjMayberry and ' "Velez, ' Oakland (McCatty 54) at Cleveland <5)j Maddox (1). SB-Bilazzmi. S- Tor 10; Thomas. Mil, Jackson. NY ami 1. Oamy-ftaa Ka-iaaei • And, at a time when most other bottlers are Fuighai;m. t 1 Ana4ai4a I lascara BaBerta come off the bench swinging. I decided I was going to (Spillner 4-3). 7:35 p.m. Zisk. Tex 9. l i a naila Itawa 4. Frapciica Mwrtia I Seattle (Bannister 34) at Detroit IP H RERBBSO 3. Franmca-leaaat 4. Jaapa-Canty swing at the first pitch.” RUNS BATTED IN 5. kasa9aonet 90iafaU9jB4a (Wllcox34).8:®p.m. St. Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE - Schmidt. Phil 5. OrheaB-Nrra 9Uiahia-Zap Fulgham (W2-2) 9 5 1 1 3 7 7. Kimcii-ttikcrlo 5. Iftana-AsttI 7. Aniaia 9CaraaMo4i 9 Oarrialla*a LaCock opened the 10th with a single against Ron Boston (Rainey 5-1) at MlnnesoU ifrlnfiSP 4 3 44. Garvey, LA C; Hendrick. St.L 37; raising their prices, you’ll find the savings (Erickson04).8:»p.m. New York Smith. LA and McBride. Phil ® Saks lata-loirfar I Saks Ailap-Arcaraia I Davis, 2-3, took second on a sacrifice bunt by U.L. New York (Tiant 92) at Kansas City ,qT 4 1 I Burris (L3-4) Washington and moved to third on a groundnut by Willie )Marlin92i.8:35p,m. ‘S.n 0 0 Kobel Thursday's Games HBP-by Kravec (Sample), by Perry Pankiia Wilson. Hurdle, batting for Frank White, hit his fly to Kansas City at Texas, night greater than ever at the PoP Shoppe. right that Werth at first charged, then back-tracked to no Toronto at MinnesoU, night 3;u. A^uaa. -t-ia. a-6 m . avail as the ball bounced off the wail. ”I thought I had it, but I took a step in and ... it landed Hartford JahAbi General Information. • A case of PoP Shoppe soda, containing 24-10 about three feet from the wall,” said Werth, who was making a rare appearance in the outfield. Niglits; Monday throu^ Saturday from 7 PM. Doors open 6 PM. Mati­ ”I must have missed it by about two feet. If I had nees: Saturday from noon. Senior citizens over 60 only $1 admission to ounce bottles, still costs just $3.69, plus tax and a known 1 was that close I would have slid. I would have got any matinee. Bets: Win, Place, Show, Quinielas, Perfectas.Trifectas and there the same time as the ball. I had a beat on it, but it the $6 Trifecta Box. You must l)e 18. Features: Over l.CiOO free seats one-time refundable deposit. Thafs just 15(1^ a bottle! just kept going. That’s the way you learn — by mis­ available every night for general admission fans; ail seats available for takes.” general admission fans at noon. For group discounts, call 525-8611. New York Manager Dick Howser was sympathetic. Dining; El Rebote Restaurant and snack bars. Information: 549-7010. “That wasn’t an easy chance for anybody,” he said Seat and dining reservations: 249-1371. Address: 1-91 north of Hartford “Hurdle crushed the ball. He’s (Werth) a good athlete ” at East-\Vfest Service Rd. (Exit 33). Brewers 3, Orioles 0 Moose Haas fired a five-hitter and Cecil Cooper belted JUNE 7th 8 A.M.-11 A.M. his seventh homer to lead Milwaukee. Hass, 6-4, struck out six and walked two in pitching his second shutout in SATURDAY HARTFORD his^ last three starts. He allowed only four singles and retired 13 of the last 15 batters he faced. Indians 6, A's 4 The Shoppe Cliff Jbhnwn belted a two-run homer with two out in CHiLOREN TO AGE 14 the lO t^o lift Cleveland. Victor Cruz, 3-2, the third In­ dians ^itetjer, went the final two innings to pick up the SAULTERS POND - LYDAU ST., MANCHESTER victory. O ^ an d unloaded three successive home runs in "You can’t buy the ninth o7f relievers Sid Monge and Cruz to tie the score POND WILL DE STOCKED at 4-4. Tigrrs 4, .Mariners 2 TROPHIES ■ For LonoostLongoat Plan,Hah, Haavlaat Flah and Pinch hitter Richie Hebner belted a two-run homer on will be given ■ Moat Caugm a better soft drink” his first swing with two out in the ninth to spark Detroit, nSh held without a hit for the first six innings. Seattle left- Boys a yrs. a Undtr 7-14 Children wider 10 yean of age womDciASSPiArm hander Dave Roberts had a no-hitter for six innings but Olrli 6 yra. a Under 7-14 m at be oceempanled by adult. / The Shoppe lost It when Steve Kemp singled in the seventh. PoP Blue Jays 7, Angels 6 John Mayberry’s twoKiut single in the 11th scored Alfredo Griffin from third base, enabling Toronto to snap a four-game losing streak. Joey McLaughlin, who came OFFER 0000 'fflURSOAY JUNE OHl 'fflRU SAT. JUNE 7lh on in the ninth, picked up his second victory against three losses. While .Sox 5, Rangers 4 STATC u a VEBMQN Kevin fell beat shortstop Pepe Frias’ throw to the UMB AT TNEIE UNSATIOm MLT: plate on Claudell Washington’s grounder in the eighth to 1041 Main St. 295 HarHord Tpke.-Rt. 39 snap a 4-4 tie and boost Chicago. Texas tied it in the Downtown Mandiester eighth on Pat Putnam’s pinch-hit home run off winning (In frontof K-Mart) (Next to K-Martj reliever Ed Farmer, 44). S46-4iD04 6 43 -8 179 872-9951 ■I EVEN ING HERALD. Wed.. June 4.1980 - 11 10 - EVEN ING HERALD. Wed.. June 4, 1980 Spanish TV Peqion. Coventry budget set TV Tonight Windham Region elderly services Tuesday night, consists of three line COVENTRY - The Town CouncU organization. set to begin items formerly carried in the general EVENINQ 1 1 K )0 has adopted a new proposal for the In the debt service category, the CE)MJL8,a Vernon experiment government budget. The items are 1980-81 budget, calling for spending council reduced the proposed ap­ HARTFORD On Saturday, Spanish speaking SKX) SOOO news insurance. Social Security, pensions residents of the Hartford area will be able to receive x e se sN E w s yp BENNY HOi. SHOW $5,770,489 with a tax rate of 71 mills. propriation by $3,350 for a new total 0 IL O V E L U C Y and legal expenses. their first full-time Spanish language television service 8 HAVEQUNWIUTRAVEL The council Tuesday night in­ of ^76,693. The savings are the result QD JOKER’S WILD O ABC CAPTIONEO NEWS The councU Tuesday night set the creased the school appropriation, of a lower-than-expected interest when W61AH, Channel 61, begins operation. (Bl NCAA COLLEOE WORLD SER- 11:30 juggled and reduced the general general government appropriation at Channel 61 will retransmit programming from WXTV, ® CBS U T E MOVIE rate on loans for Coventry Lake SPl^ZOOM 0 K O J A K government plan and adjusted $1,555,310, compared to $1,650,393 in Channel 41, which transmits from the World Trade 9 STREETS OF SAN Kinderbusing urged (D d a t ih q q a m e the first spending plan. The net Park. Center in New York City. FRANCISCO that the safety patrols, also instituted recently, help. downward the debt service and In the capital expenditure 0 0 9 THE TONIGHT SHOW By BARBARA RICHMOND capital expenditure categories. change is slight, however, because of Channel 61 will operate Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. ® ABC NEWS NIOHTUNE David Englemann, principal of the Lake Street School, category, the council cjit the CS HOCAN'S HEROES 11:38 the expense transfer to the Board of to 1 a.m. and on Saturday and Sundays from 10:30 a m to Herald Reporter said he felt that once you have something it’s hard tp take Revenue estimates were increased proposal by $8,000 for a new total of QD TK TA C DOUGH (D M.A.8.H. Education. 1 a.m. ® WOMEN'S OYMNASTICS 11:50 VERNON — A recommendation to continue to bus it away and he urged the committee to recommend con­ by adding the state Guaranteed Tax $M,475. The ^,000 reflects the cost of Significant changes in the general f i l e s NBC NEWS ® LOVEBOAT-BARETTA tinuance of the busing program. He said parents expect it Base education grant and projecting The station will carry programming of SIN, the e n OVER EASY children, who live one-half mile or more from the school, government budget include: a new police cruiser, being 12:00 to and from kindergarten sessions at noon, will be made and some of them In the area even quickly got up a peti­ greater surplus. purchased immediately with an in­ National Spanish Television Network, and will be SIN’s SlSS ( £ MOVIE -(TITLE The council scheduled a town • A $1,250 cut in the police chief 55th affiliate. SIN is interconnected coast to coast via S hews UNANNOUNCED) to the ^ a r d of Education Monday night. tion for him to bring to the meeting, endorsing the policy. salary account, to reflect the lower surance settlement and surplus funds 7.00 d ) MOVIE -(DRAMA-MYSTERY) meeting on the spending plan Friday, Westar II and is the first commercial network to dis­ loss NEWS The recommendation will be made by the board’s “It gives the parents more peace of mind,” he said. He salary set for the new chief appointed to replace a cruiser destroyed by ••• "CryOfTheaty" 1946 Transportation Committee which met Tuesday afternoon noted that there is already $8,400 for the program, in the June 13, at 7:30 p.m. at a place to be tribute its entire program schedule via domestic J ALL IN THE FAMILY (S) AUTO RACING'00 Monday. fire. p e ABC NEWS ® DR. QENE SCOTT ON to discuss the matter with the principals of all elemen­ announced. satellite. coming year’s budget. • A ^,000 increase to cover the in­ In projecting a tax rate, the council ) FACE THE MUSIC HEBREWS tary schools. The board instituted the special busing Committee member Devra Baum asked the principals ’The budget proposed ’Tuesday night > FESTIVAL OF FAITH 1209 creased costs of a full-time dog first estimated greater revenues in I BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE policy on a trial basis for the current school year. if any parents had complained about having children is the council’s second plan. ’The first d ) SIX M1LUON DOLLAR MAN warden, yet to be named. interest and penalties, surplus and J news 12:16 The action came after several parents expressed con­ bused who live nearer to the school than the required one- was rejected, 585 to 552, in a May 20 J f f l DICK CAVETTSNOW • A $1,000 cut in the $5,940 the state GTB grant. The project 71- Concert free ®MOVIE-(DRAMA)**H "Roller- cern after some children had allegedly been approached half mile. referendum. Reasons for the rejec­ mill rate, based on 95.5 percent tax e NEYYLYWEOQAME b ill" 1975 tion by taxpayers were uncertain: proposed for the assistant building 12:30 by persons in cars attempting to pick them up. Novak said he has had some parents question it but he official. An attempt by coun- collections, is half a mill less than Selecting plants for use as centerpieces at Decorations Committee; Donna Mlodzinski, (C P.M. MAGAZINE d ) MOVIE Joy DiPietro, chairman of the committee, said it had has told them the policy couldn’t be extended. Some groups wanted an Increase in the rate projected in the first budget. X FAMILY FEUD -(ADVENTURE-DRAMA) cilwoman Joyce Carilli to cut the en­ at band shell the 4th annual Pops Concert of the vice president of the Manchester Junior OP BENNY M U SNOW "Code Neme: Red Roeee" 1980 been agreed to try the noon-time busing for one year and One parent present at the meeting, Karen James of school spending, some favored tire position failed. The effect of the The 1979-80 tax rate is 68.5 mills. ® THE DOOBIE BROTHERS IN Gardner Drive, in the Lake Street School area, said she restoration of council cuts in library MANCHESTER— The Manchester Symphony Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Women’s Club; and Carol Hanson, also a (S) NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SER­ then to review it. $1,000 cot will reduce the official’s CONCERT IES'80 Joseph Beilis, principal of the Northeast School, said he would like to see the program extended. She said she sees funding, and others supported a hold- Orchestra and Chorale will close its 20th season with a Chorale are, from left, Blanche Stone, presi­ Decorations Committee member. (Herald B B IQ MONEY 1KX> work time by about four hours a feels it has worked fine. "I haven’t heard any complaints buses in the area that are not filled to capacity. the-line tax plan. free concert in the Bicentennial Band Shell Sunday, June dent of the Manchester Symphony Guild; photo by Pinto) e B ) MACNEIL-LEHRER O O ® TOMORROW week. REPORT 1:05 from parents and 1 would like to see it done again,” he Mrs. Baum said that part of the board’s new policy is Under the new plan, the Board of Koffee Klatch 8, at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Jack Heller will conduct. S 9 TIC TAG DOUGH • A $1,000 cut in the proposed Connie Plepler, a member of the Guild’s d )N E W 8 said. He said that walking to that school is hazardous, es­ not to fill the buses to capacity. She said the board agreed Education would receive $3,852,371, The Orchestra will begin the program with the Over­ S:00 2:00 compared to $3,694,746 in the first salary for the social services coor­ COVENTRY - The ture to the Gypsy Baron by Strauss, followed by the “ Lit­ 111 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED d ) JOE FRANKLIN SHOW pecially during the winter months. to do that once when space happened to be available and X) CAROL BURNETT AND ® M.A.S.H. Donald Elwood, principal of the Skinner Road School, budget proposal. The extra money dinator. The coordinator’s salary for final monthly Koffee Klatch tle Fugue” in G Minor by Bach, the “Spanish Dance” by for ever after the parents expected the transportation. 1979-80 is $10,600, and Town Manager FRIENDS 2:00 said he was impartial. He said he didn’t have any She said some programs were instituted years ago for comes from the $43,000 state GTB of this season will be held de Falla, and “Finlandia” by Sibelius. Several pops X 9 FAMILY ® U8AFREUGIOUSFILM FYank Connolly had proposed a 16.9 X BASEBAU problems before the program was instituted and he safety reasons, the hazard is gone, but the children from grant for education equalization, an June 11 from noon to 1:30 “extras” will be included. Concerts set at armory 2:30 S e REALPEOPLE G o o d COUPLE arbitrary $10,000 added by the coun­ percent pay increase. The $1,000 cut p.m.^ at the First doesn’t have any now. the area are still being bused. She said any exceptions to The Chorale will then join the Orchestra to perform MANCHESTER - Due to the which was organized four years ago This year, the Manchester Junior e e GREAT PERFORMANCES 2:40 Gerald Carriera, principal of the Vernon Elementary cil, and $104,628 transferred from will result in a 7.5 percent increase, Congregational Church of selections from “South Pacific” by Rodgers and 9 BILLY ORAHAM CRUSADE (DMOVIE-(DRAMA)** "Ruthleee the policy have to come before the board and a decision growing popularity of the Pops to promote interest in the orchestra, Women’s Club has volunteered to run 8*30 general government accounts. to $11,400. Coventry, Route 31. Four" 1070 School, located on Route 30, said in his area there had made by the full board. She said there has to be a hazard Hammerstine, adapted especially for the Orchestra- Concert of the Manchester Symphony suggested a Pops Concert and the Friday evening performance and X BASEBAU ' 3:00 Council members pointed out that • Restoration of $2,000 to the ap­ On sale will be a variety Chorale by David Maker. X MOVIE 'Hawaii' PI I11986 Julie d ) NEWS (TIME TENTATIVE) been a lot of problems with drivers allegedly making involved. Orchestra and Chorale, there will be volunteered to organize the first con­ will help with decorating and serve attempts to pick up children. Dr. Albert Kerkin, assistant superintendent of schools, the new budget provides more money propriation for the Booth-Dimock of sandwiches, dessert and . More than 123 musicians will take part - the first time Andffiwt, Max Von Sydow. A ml8- d ) MOVIE-(HORROR)** "Million two performances, one on Friday and cert. as bartenders and waitresses. fiioniry and hia wife try to change |yteOfSu4duru" 1067 "1 think the parents have a more secure, stable feeling for education than the school board Library. A move to restore $5,000, co ffee for $2. Clam such a large group has ever perform^ in the band shell. told the committee he had mixed feelings about the one on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Mrs. Blanche Stone, guild presi­ Proceeds from the refreshments the waye of the Hawaiiana. ® 81X MILUON DOLLAR HAN had requested. But the increase may cut by the council in the first budget, chowder will be sold at 35 ® SFORTSCENTER 3:05 for the children and for themselves since they are being program but for different reasons. The Orchestra-Chorale is made up of volunteer Manchester Armory on Main Street. dent, recalled the problems of sold at the Pops are contributed to b u s^ at noon,” he said. He said the program has been be deceiving: The $104,628 is con­ failed. The council agreed not to cents a cup. The Koffee musicians who rehearse and perform under professional 9 MOVIE -(SUSPENSE) GD MOMENT OF MEDITATION "At an energy conference the school system was told it Peter Harvey returns again as decorating the Armory with tables the orchestra as a fund for soloists. “KWarEna''1B75 (TIME TENTATIVE) sidered a “washout’’ because the restore money cut from the Porter Klatch is sponsored by the positive from his school’s point of view and he urged the was doing a miserable job on conservation. We have to leadership. Dr. Jack Heller, music director and conduc­ soloist and will be joined by Carol set with flowers and floating balloons Mrs. Stone said tickets for the BOO 3:30 council also transferred $104,628 in Library appropriation because that Friendly Circle of the QD 9 CNARUE'S ANGELS ® SPORT8CENTER committee to recommend to the board that it-be con­ learn to conserve. We have to start engraining this in the tor, is a professor of music at the University of Connec­ Ann O’Connor, soprano. Mrs. O’Con­ on a minimum budget. “But, we did Saturday performance are almost expenses to the Board of Education. library’s directors didn’t submit in­ church. The public is in­ ticut. Stuart Gillespie Jr., chorale director, is an instruc­ (S) NCAA COUEQE WORLD SER­ 4:00 tinued. young children. We will have to take a close look at the nor has a master's degree from the IES'SO (B) NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SER- The expense and appropriation formation sought by the council. it, thanks to the ingenuity of people sold out, but good seats and tables Joseph Novak, principal of the Center Road School, whole transportation situation,” he said. vited. tor of music and choral director at Mattatuck Communi­ New England Conservatory and has like Carol Hansen, Grace Rubinow, are still available for Friday 9 0 9 DIPF’RENTSTROKES lES'eo said he has had all positive feedback from parents and He said the busing situation is an emotional issue and transfer, debated for some time • An added $490 donation to the ty College. 9:30 O n e w s appeared regularly with chamber and Connie Plepler, Marilyn Pet, Elaine evening. Tickets may be obtained 9 0 9 TNEFACTSOFUFE that he feels the program is good and should be con­ that the board will have to set up guidelines and live This will be the Orchestra's third appearance at the 4:30 opera groups in Boston and New Charendoff, Lillian Hunter, and Karen from George Dickie, ticket chair­ 10:00 O 22AUVE tinued. within them. ___ band shell. York. Dr. Jack Heller, professor of Klibanoff. man, of 241 Henry St., or by calling X n e w s 4:55 Edwin Litke, principal of the Maple Street School in the The Bicentennial Band Shell is located on the X 9 VEQAS O PTL CLUB-TALK AND RETCHER GLASS CO. music at the University of Connec­ “And when the audience of 700 him at 649-6543. hfirs. Robert Weiss is 9 0 9 O U I N C Y Rockville section of town, said he would go along with Manchester Community College campus off Bidwell VARIETY TIMBER TRAILS CAMPS O fH JS Y ftft fiptrww* ticut is director and conductor of the stood and cheered the orchestra and chairman of refreshments, aided by 10:30 everyone else agreeing that the busing provides security Street, Manchester. orchestra. Stuart Gillespie Jr. will Peter Harvey, we knew we had a Valerie Claps, Beverly Fuss, Janice ® MOVIE -(DRAMA)...... City On for the parents and the children because during the noon­ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE Those attending are reminded to bring folding chairs or' Fire” 1979 TOLLAND. direct the Chorale. success and the start of a tradition Fitzgerald and members of the 10:40 time session there are no older children walking at that WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE GiRLSCCXiTS MASSACHUSETTS blankets, and a wrap for the cool evening. The Manchester Symphony Guild for Manchester.” Junior Women’s Club. X KINER’SKORNER time. \lht TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK Mrs. DePietro asked Litke if there had been any One-week and two-week sessions ttalM dpan at 7:18 Ggtes Open at 7:15 SHOW ST4HTS AT B:2S problems this year with children being approached by for girls 7-17 TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE Fsature first st Dusk Foatura Hrat at Dusk cars and Litke said he hadn’t been told of any. He added SOAP "FIFTH FLOOITr NON-SCOUTS WELCOME BOX ‘VYOWIKDOOirR thcdft Sltcj) Horseback riding • Aquatics • Drama Notch safer Tennis • Arts • Canoeing • Gymnastics derby "G0DSEND"r BOLTON — The road im­ have been no accidents in Primitive camping • Backpacking provements to the Bolton that area since January. Leadership development 5 HOUR SALE PtASlKSMSTOa 4TH ANNUAL Notch area have apparent­ There were five ac­ /Write or call; ’ cidents in that area in HELEN KAHAN .ioo-H’’-3/i6"-yr ly done what they were CONNECTICUT VALLEY GIRL SCOUT COUNCILf SOAP BOX DERBY RACE supposed to do as there December related to Rouie 83 at Piccadilly Square, Talcottville, Conn 06066 weather conditions. There 74 FO R E ST STR EET, HARTFORD, C T 06105 ' JU N E 8TH , ^ KRAMER" were no fatalities or Tel. 643 9016 (203)522-0163 LOOK FOR OUR AD EAST HARTFORD FROM 11:00 TO 4:00 P.M. Finn VS. Vernon serious injuries. u i BOuti t ■-o firV E IN- 528-7444 Brookfield Street, Manchester ^ 'KRAMER IN TOMORROW’S Manchester Arts Association Sponsored by LoesI 7579 to eye Town of Msnchsstsr FtnUghtors ENDSTHURMAT save plenty during our famous makers’ ARTS a CRAFTS SHOW ‘TIFTHFLOOrR charter HERALD STARTS FRIDAY Sunday, June 8 “DEATH SHIP" «», VERNON - The es­ Tremenidous savings on all Television and Appliances. tablishment of a nine- from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. member Charter Revision Check Thursday's Herald for details . . . Dolls, quilling, pottery, Jewelry, paintings, Commission was approved body wood and leather Items and much, much /HOUKD/ccncmik/ by the Town Council Mon­ iNTintTATi e4 ixrr •• sium lam more! ■ASTHA■AMAMiiTYOW) MATIkia see-ee« DAILY day night to tie together PmST SMOW ONLY 88.00 provisions in the charter fashion Center Park, Manchester concerning the Sewer MAS» HK.^TKR Authority and operation of 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. No admiMlon charge______the sewage treatment plant. MANCHESTER As the ch arter now h e (Next to Stop & Shop) stands it isn’t clear who (B.7 9 6 .9 9 has the responsibility for operation of the new plant. Rag. 8.50 Subtract 2 Rag. 8.50. Real McCoy® Those named by Mayor Lightweights® Brief. Less Body Bra. Light touch of Marie Herbst and ap­ firmness, more freedom. flbenlll for ‘second skin’ proved by the council, as Lose Inches as you dol sleekness. (2H) MMMI N'8 ihewerofthe waiters... members of the commis- they capture ttie kitchen, ''saion are: Andrew 71 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 demolish the dining Thicarico, Ralph E. room, and leave Camp Otkamo in ruins. Livingston, Morgan Save on bras, panty girdles and briefs SAT. SOLD OUT irave Campbell, Joseph from such famous makers as Olga, Belanger, Sylvia Morgan, Warner's, Subtract, Maldenform, o o r f : John Lillis, John Drost, rickets available Fri. June 6th AN OPEN LETTER TO OUR CLIENTS Jean Hopkins and Noel J. Flexnit and many more! The body •a bunch cl fruits,^ Belcourt Jr, fashions you rely on, nuts and flakes. The m ay o r now at super savingsl AN EVENING AT THE "POPS" We would like to bring you up to date on recent The Gong Show Ihcf recommended that Drost changes at LaBonne Travel Inc. WGS gon^ by the censor be chairman of the Com­ m ission. We regret to .announce that Ted LaBonne who jilanct)eater co-founded the agency in 1970 has, for personal 7 .4 9 reasons, terminated his relationship with the Warner Swamp agency. review set Rag. $9. Olga No Seam Freedom Front® Bra. Our in-house professional staff remains: f H 9 « BOLTON - An en­ Adjustable keyhole front; vironmental review team f i.9 9 3 (0. 1 1 .4 9 Chris Florence, Donna Harkins, Rosemarie Kunz, Mary Marzialo, Connie Roberts and Gayle Trabitz. will begin an environmen­ Rag. 8.50. Real McCoy® Rag. 4.50 aa. Flexnit leotard style stretch back. tal review of Warner ®rci|catra Seamless Body Bra. Soft Something Else® Brief Our outside sales staff remains: Swamp Thursday at 9:30 JTAR.WMRFXACA and sensational under with cotton liner. More Barbara Cox, Grace Larson and Marcia Powers. CONTINUIS a.m. The study will include today’s revealing than a panty, less than a all aspects of what the fashions. gridle. anii ^L|orale To help them serve you better we have added: property can be used for. 8 .9 9 Warner Swamp is SABRE, the American Airlines computerized located in the Tumblebrook Rag. -10.80 Olga Secret Hug reservation system Drive, Hebron Road area Wonderwear® Pants with un­ Dr. Jk Ii HilUr, CfRdiKitr and was given to the town ique panel for comfortable Slrart eilUtpl*, CiMril Dlrttlar An expanded telephone system by Ludis Upenieks. tummy slimming. More office space A local individual and Friday, June 6 several abutting property Liza Minnelli owners have express^ in­ Sat., June 7, 1980 - SOLD OUT We expect to continue to provide the excellent terest in purchasing ail or service for which the agency has become known. Joel Grey | part of the 22-acre parcel. <«• 1:00 P.M. Ihe Armory Some have expressed in­ la b a r e t terest in maintaining it as 330 Mein Street, Manchester

a wildlife habitat. I MtTAicrib -a- R MHIUBiOViHIKCtsrBBttK Sewer meeting GUEST SOLOISTS Ronald NjQcobs ^ I UHBUiBIUtmUSM President tonight PtlK Hstviy, TwNr Csr«l Am t'CMiMr, S«sraM COVENTRY - The 5 .9 9 Water Pollution Control 9 .3 9 Rag. $7. Flexnit Naturally GENERAL ADMISSION: $« Connie Roberts Authority will meet tonight Rag. $11. A.. Subtract Dou­ Me® Seamless Soft Cup Your Worth'i Charge Card REFRESHMENTS AVAIIARIE Manager at 7:30 in the Board Room ble Control Body Shaper of the Town Hall. Bra. Lycra all-around, makes shopping so easy! undwfMhIora, Among agenda items are goes down in size as you stretch back. FOR FURTHER lose Inches. Firm control. downtown ManchMtor INFORMATION CALI: a proposed reply to federal M9-A1M w 4M-4I43 questions on the sewer !r plan, a resolution on the plan, a review of preson- PLEASE CALLTHEAmE . tatlons and publicity for Downtown open Mon. - Sat. 9:30-6; Thurs. eve 'til 9:00 FOR SCREEN TMES ' the upcoming referendum, and discussion of how to & Assess lateral sewer costs. 12 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. June 4, 1980 Federal agencies to probe Carbone^s complaints . .. . At ment «Miwill apparently take no< v4V^«other KiMMa hinges n« on ftiA the .liintirc Justice D ^pertinent attorney, this means the agencies Peck in May that it forwarded the had not received responses from in­ By MARY KITZMANN action than the referral. and HUD, who are directly Involved will begin investigating the com­ complaint to Its regional office. clude the Department of Interior and Herald Reporter plaints which requests the Carbone and Mrs. Torres filed the Department of Health, Education Although it notified Peck a file with the case. number, was assigned, the Depart- Carl Cabel, with the ^stice MANCHESTElk- The U S. departments curtail Manchester s complaints that request six federal and Welfare. Department of TransporUtion and agencies stop about |6 million in aid However, according to the Herald ment of .Transportation is also if*** federal funding. schooling "co-ordinating meetings” Uwt U>e department is trying to t o - Peck learned of the two responses to Manchester based on its Washington bureau, indirect the Department of Labor have with HUD, according to WilUam mulate a position, but no decisions assigned file numbers to the ad­ last week, but he would not release withdrawal from a HUD program. responses have been given by the Davies, DOT civil rights represen- have been reached, ministrative complaints register^ the information pending notification Three departments, the labor, transportation and interior tative. The Justice Department joined the by former Hartford officials of his clients. commerce, and treasury, notified departments. The meetings will apparently suit started by three Manchester Nicholas Carbone and Mildred This action is the first reported by Peck that no direct action would be The Department of Interior forwarded its complaint to the provide background on the com- residents claiming Manchester s Torres. the transportation department, but taken. According to Michael Peck, their the labor department had notified The departments that Peck said he Justice Department, according to plaints, and formulate a position, ac- withdrawal from the CD p ro m m Herald Washington reporters. The cording to Herald Washington was racially motivated, "^ey claim ( AMERICAS TRENDY RESTA U RA I^ Justice Department is involved in the reporters. the town is trying to limit low- lawsuit trying to force Manchester’s “If HUD tuts the funds off, we’re income bousing, Curfew violators charged participation in the HUD Community sure not going to fund them ,” Davies Carbone and Mrs. Torres filed said.. their complaints, which claim 1 ^ 1 Scott K. Smith, 18, of 345 Hillstown Development program. Herald Washington sources said Manchester is promoting “regional MANCHESTER - Police have East Hartford, Ronald Morrone, 18, Road and a companion, Theresa M. According to A1 Hancock, with the of 108 Pond Circle, Glastonbury, general counsel’s office at the that apparent feeling of the depart- segregation” after the Hartford City NEWCHK charged six more people with Dumas, 17, of IK Green Road were ment officials was that their action Council decided not to pursue similar violating the town's curfew or­ Graus J. Lutarge, of the same ad­ also charged with curfew violation Department of Interior, the depart­ complaints. dinances in an apparent crackdown dress, and John J. Martin, 20, of 20 after police said they found them in a of laws which make trespassing on Westland St. were each charged with car at Bowers school shortly after .ifsasTr/m Fa8hlonsTSSi% ^ ‘A- town property between 10 p.m. and 6 violating the curfew with Morrone midnight Saturday. a.m. illegal. A number of additional also charged with allegedly having The violations carry a 350 fine arrests were made over the liquor on town property. The four while Morrone’s additional charge of weekend. were arrested at Buckley School liquor on town property is also a $50 Specialixing*Exclusively violation. SLIM DOWN FOR SUMMERI Sue Paole, 18, of 92 Linwood Drive. Friday morning about 2:45 a.m. in SLENDERIZING WE CAN HELP YOU plus-size FASHION School bus driver warned LOSE 17-25 lbs. or more in just 6 weeks Where fashion is a the bus on the rear quarterpanel. Her MANCHESTER — A 55-year-old operating into the path of a car If you’re SERIOUS The measure of a good Chicago meal used to be hy weight — but today a new lighter, car then went out of control and look, not a sine school bus driver was issued a driven by 79-year-old Gertrude Noren more sophisticated dining has evolved in the windy city. Witli innovative foods and show­ came to rest in a yard on the street’s about losing weight Special Sines written warning after the empty bus of 100 South Road, Bolton. case decor, young restaurateurs arc creating an ambience that offers more than just a good east side. and keeping It off, now he was operating collided with an According to an accident report on ^2'A to 28^/i place to cat. Two of the trendiest places in toNMi are Jimmy’s Pl.ue and Gordon, each tucked behind storefront facades, and neither located in a remotely fashionable area. automobile on S. Main Street Mon­ file at the police department, Thomp­ is the time to call: and 38 to 52 None of the three elderly day. son was entering S. Main Street from Xm f i w m Gordon, a mixture of art deco apd glitz, was once a Iiotcl coffee shop. The original tile Lakewood Circle S. when the passengers in Mrs. Noren's car nor Q.D. floor remains, ns do the burnished wood paneling and the marble counters, now used as Roy M. Thompson of 158 Birch accident occurred. Police said Mrs. Thompson were injured in the acci­ 5 2 8 -0 2 8 3 table tops. The menu changes daily, and fresh seafood is the specialty— poached, steamed, Mountain Road, Bolton, an employee Noren, who was northbound, dent, but police issued the written 527 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD grilled or sauteed. Typical of the “nouvelle cuisine” is filet of sole from the North Atlantic of Manchester Bus Service, ap­ attempted to accelerate around the warning to Thompson for failure to stuffed with an Alaska Snow crab mousse and sauced with minted lioilandaisc, created parently pulled the bus he was bus, failed to do so and was struck by yield the right of way. by owner Cordon Sinclair and chef John Terezak. j : Chicago’s huge wholesale market draws on the uoild, and Gordon and Jimmy’s Place Quality buy fresh fish year ’round, but both restaurateurs arc quick to point out that fresh fish News for Senior Citisens is not always available everywhere, while high-quality frozen fish, seafood and frozen and NECK canned Alaska Snow crab arc. Handle it properly, they advise . . . whether you’re a week­ PIECES end gourmet chef or a professional. . . to create superb seafood cuisine. For The secret is don’t thaw frozen Cod, Haddock, Sole/Flounder, Ocean Perch or Pollock Seniors plan future events before you bake, broil, steam or poach it, and never cook any fish, fresh or frozen, too long. MEN Fish should be prepared with a light touch. We wish to thank worked very closely with Hi, everyone! Well, Wal­ 119; Bert Turner, 119; Chef de Haute Cuisine Yoshi Katsumura demonstrates the light touch in full view of Margaret Beecher for the seniors and I know that ly is in Wildwood and I am Grace Windsor, 118; guests at Jimmy’s Place. The cuisine is international in style, reflecting the chef’s Japanese pinch hitting in the office many of you wi'l want to go writing a short column to Arthur Bouffard, 118; John background and his ability to draw imaginatively on cooking procedures from other cul­ for us on Monday. over and wish him well. He keep you posted. I normal­ Galley, 116. tures. Jimmy Rohr, who greets his guests and may take their orders, says today’s patrons Thursday after a will be moving to Israel in ' a ,-kl ly do not work on Monday prefer a variety of beautiful foods in portions not overwhelming in size. On the constantly Monday the winners of delicious Chinese dinner, the very near future. but I have to be in Boston BATHING changing menu, he offers a light and elegant appetizer, perhaps Alaska Snow crab claws the pinochle games were: we will have a sing-along Joe D. wants to let you Wednesday so I swapped a with a remoulade sauce. The fresh, delicate flavor of Snow crab makes it a natural for Bob Schubert, 829; Helen and play a few paper know that there will be a G ift Boxed SUIT the new “nouvelle” cuisine. Soup may be a crab bisque, and entrees might include Katsu- couple of days. Silver, 785; Ann Fisher; games. Member Guest Golf Tour­ 15.00 Fashion flattan mura’s fish stew or Haddock in lemon sauce. 774; Fritz Wilkinson, 767; Here is an item I am sure nament at the Manchester your 0Ktra218 GLAZED WITH MINTED HOLLANDAISE RUM SAUCE 4 egg yolks 1/3 cup sugar 1 cup milk 6 servinRS 1 teaspoon white vinegar 3 egg yolks 3 tablespoons dark rum Ranges...... from H99 Microwaves ... .. from >239 6 to '8 02. Alaska Snow crab, frozen 1/4 cup chopped Iresh mint or 2 teaspoons dried 1 teaspoon water Drain pears. In large bowl combine red wine, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg ' or canned mint Hakes, crushed 1/4 cup chopped Irhsh mint or 2 teaspoons and lemon juice: add pears. Marinate pears overnight Transler all to a 6 (2 to 4 oz. each) North Atlantic fresh 1/2 teaspoon salt dried mint Hakes, crushed •3 Days Air CondHieners from >199 saucepan and slowly bring to boil. Remove pears; reduce remaining or frozen fillets of sole 1/8 teaspoon white pepper 1/2 lb. butter, melted wine mixture until only about 1/2 cup remains. To prepare rum sauce, 1/2 lb. cleaned and skinned Haddock, 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 2 tablespoons lemon juice $17 9 0 In mixing bowl, mix sugar and egg yolks until smooth and leipon col­ Sole, Salmon or Scallops Dry white wine , Sail and pepper, to taste ored. Scald milk and pour in a steady stream inlo bowl. Pour into sauce­ O nly... 1 egg white Minted Ftollandaise Sauce 1/2 cup heavy cream, whipped SPICUU pan and cook on low heat, stirring with a wooden spoon until mixture (ThisThurs., Fri.& Sat.!] 1 cup heavy cream Mint Sprigs Place egg yolks, vinegar, water and m in t' in blender container. Cover; quickly turn blender on and oft. Slowly coals spoon evenly. Remove from heat: place saucepan in cold water 19" Portable Thaw^crab if frozen. Dram and slice. Set aside. Wash and dry sole, flatten with sideof meat cleaver and until custard is cool', stirring occasionally Blend in rum. set aside In food processor puree 1 /2 pound fish with egg white. Transfer to thoroughly chilled mixing add warm butler with blender on high speed. Blend until To serve, place one or two pear halves per serving in a pool ol rum bowl of electric mixer. Begin adding cream, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating well after each addition. thick and Hully, about 30 seconds. Season with lemon juice, salt and pepper. Fold in whipped cream and set sauce am) drizzle the reduced carmelized wine sauce very lightly COLOR f V Fold in crab and seasonings. To assemble, place sole on table in front of you with the skin side down aside. on top. and tail toward you. Spread an even layer of mousse across the fish and roll up gently. Place all rolls, •II custatd curdles, heal vigorously with hand beater until smooth seam-side down, in shallow 8 or 9-inch burner-proof casserole. Add white wine to cover 2 /3 of roll. •II fresh mint is used, told in mint with whipped cream. Lis0 $ 2 9 8 j e ^ - p k i s rSEE DELIVERY • FREE SERVICE BY OUR OWN TECHMICIAMS 297 East Center StreetBManchester ^ (Juitlilj SiT\ ill OPEN Mon.-VtM. K}io6 Thu.&'Frl'tll9 Siit'til6 R s()n rdM \i\ viiii;i:i'P EARLfnow \ KiW \ M \\( iii.sii K

- t •• •• .• 14 - EVENING HERALD, Wed,, June 4, 1980 M enus____ EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 4.1980 - 15 \ Easy-to-make blueberry pie carrot coins, whipped ’Thursday; Pizza, salad, sauce, tossed salad, bread, Thursday; Juice, turkey baked beans, fruit cocktail. sauce, homemade roll, rice bake, mixed potatoes, sauerkraut salad, fruit juice, ice cream cup Manchester butter, milk and jelio with dinner, mashed potato, Tuesday: Shells with gingerbread with Topping. vegetables, Neopolltan topping. fresh fruit in season, rye peas and carrots, Wednesday: Ravioli whip. or ice cream sandwich. Fresh fruit pies are a prepare a Bretonne favorite fresh fruits at a watef berries are soft. Cool 5 Combine with remaining Spoon into pie shell. ice cream (use melon Cafeteria menus which meat sauce, mixed Friday; Turkey salad on bread, margarine, skim cranberry sauce, choice of Wednesday; Hamburg F rid a y : M a n a g e r’s luxury that few of us enjoy blueberry pie. good price, all you then 1 tablespoon butter or minutes. blueberries, reserving Vt Refrigerate several hours. bailer or teaspoon) and will be served June 9-13 at vegetables, roll and butter, casserole, cole slaw, roll, macaroni salad, milk, coffee or tea. fruit. pizza, garden salad, ice choice. these days. To save time, you can have to do is make the pie margarine cup berries for garnish. Just before serving, gar­ reserved blueberries. Manchester Public Schools raisins. bomenude rolls, pears. Puree in blender or food cranberry gelatin salad, ’Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on Friday; Juice, meat and cream. Milk is served with all make the pie-crust dough filling and pour it into the 1 tablespoon Courvoisier Mix gently but thoroughly. nish with small scoops of This kitchen-tested are as follows; Wednesday; Chicken ’Thursday; (Hiicken rice processor or rub mixture milk, fruit cup and oatmeal bun, potato puffs, kidney cheese pizza, tossed salad, ’Thursday; Turkey pot meals. Fresh fruit and Making a pie isn’t that ahead—during the shell. (optional) recipe makes 9-lnch pie. Monday: Hot dog on roll, salad on sesame roll, cheese hake, sliced through sieve. Return to bean salad, apple juice gelatin with topping. pie, biscuit, mashed peanutbutter and jelly difficult, however. And it is weekend, for in­ Va cup slivered, toasted saucepan. potato rounds, buttered cookie. creamy cole slaw, chilled carrots, strawberry short­ cocktail, creamy lime pud- potato, peas, graham sandwich available daily. worth every extra loving stance—and refrigerate. Brfetlone Blueberry Pie almonds Add cornstarch. Cook peas, milk and ice cream. pineapple. cake. ding, sa.ndwich bun, cracker lemon pie. touch. ■ Or you can make several 1 quart fresh bluebeirles, 1 baked 9-inch pie shell lightly over moderate heat Tuesday; Cheese pizza, High & Hale ’Thursday; Pizza with Friday: Cook’s choice. Elderly margarine, skim milk, Friday: Meat grinder, pie shells at once and rln s ^ and drained Vanilla ice cream until mixture is thick. popeye salad, milk and Monday; Shells with meat sauce, topped with No combo alternate. coffee or tea. potato chips, vegetable Fcrwori , Fresh fruits such as freeze the extras for later In saucepan, combine 1 c h illi pears. Menus which will be meatsauce, tossed salad, cheese, tossed salad with With the exception of % cup sugar Stir in butter, the Cour­ Wednesday; Roast sticks, raisins and nuts. blueberries are at their use; separate them with cup blueberries, sugar and Wednesday: Crispy fried served June 9-13 at roll, peanutbutter and dressing, chilled peaches. Friday the combo is served All schools . Vk cup water voisier, if desired. Cool turkey with giblet gravy, as an alternate lunch each Field day at Gilead Hill peak now, which makes layers of wax paper. 2 tablespoons cornstarch water. Bring slowly to boil. slightly. Tunu lometiiiwi wtigh ovtr 1,000 pounds. chicken, buttered rice or Mayfair and Westhill raisin cookies. Friday: Sliced pork with Monday: Juice, plain or this the right time to sweet potato and day and includes hamburg School. In the event of rain When you find your dissolved in 2 tablespoons (3ook 10 minutes or until Add slivered almonds. whipped potatoes, gravy, Gardens to Manchester marshmallow topping, ’Tuesday: Juice, grinder, gravy, mashed potatoes, chili frankfurt on roll, m ix ^ vegetables, orange on bun, lettuce, onion, the field day will be post­ mixed garden vegetables, residents 60 or older are as savory green beans, tossed salad, french fries, poned to June 16. french fries, carrot sticks, roll, butter, milk, and follows: pudding with topping. wedges, roll. pickles and such, potato cranberry ^auce, chocolate chips, vegetable of the day, fruit cup. sliced peaches. Monday: Sliced roast Wednesday; Hotdog on Milk is served with all C J Tuesday: Shells with chip cookies, snowflake dessert and milk. Also x r /‘ AA ■ • A rs-ro r.i-r' /-\r>r-KioiiKirAn\/n A wii -rrs Jl D Ril PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR ' Thursday: Shells, meat pork au jus, buttered roll, french fries or potato meals. ijOUtn fr IndSOtmeat sauce, green salad, roll, margarine, skim available are soup of the ALL FOOD MARTS STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. in t h e s t o r e , w h i l e s u p p l y l a s t s i puffs, choice of vegetable, hard rolls with butter, ap- Herbal milk, coffee or tea. day, sandwich of the day, assorted desserts. AII schools pie crisp with topping. Thursday: Beef noodle cookies and ice cream. ’Thursday; Juice, turkey Glastonbury Monday: Hamburg on Wednesday: Baked Biscuit casserole, corn, crisp For cook’s choice days tossed salad, vinagrette salad sandwich, macaroni All schools roll, whipped potato with chicken, mashed potato salad, fresh vegetable students are asked to read Avoid injury dressing, peach and pear Monday; Cheeseburger gravy, mixed vegetables, with gravy, green beans, Loaf wedges, choice of fresh or the blackboard on the ser­ ,The COUNTRY FAIR! medley, whole wheat in bun, french fries, hot brownie. bread and butter, lemon canned fruit (Nathan Hale ving lines for the day’s bread, margarine, skim vegetable, baked dessert offering. Tuesday: Taco with let­ fluff squares. this summer milk, coffee or tea. School) at high school it or fresh fruit. tuce, tomato, shredded Thursday: Juice, A hearty bread warm Food Mairt’s Big Outdoor Batin’ Time Celebration! will be cook’s choice. Friday; Seafood new- Tuesday: Fruit cup, cheese, french fries, fruit grinders, potato chips, from the oven makes any Friday: Juice, meat and Elementary Here’s a safety refresher He presses the can in at burg, rice pilaf, peas, Italian grinder, potato fulce, gelatin. applesauce, ice cream. meal special. You can cheese pizza, tossed salad U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEBF course to help you avoid the sides and out squirts creamy coleslaw, golden rounds, baked dessert. Monday; Ravioli Wednesday: Toasted Friday: Tomato soup, prepare this loaf in or cole slaw, fruited or the friendly neighborhood the fire starting liquid. At apricot dessert, white Wednesday: Elbows in casserole, green beans, cheese sandwich, potato toasted cheese sandwich, minutes, then enjoy the plain gelatin with topping. hospital — or mortuary — once heat from the char­ bread, margarine, skim meat sauce, tossed salad, applesauce. puffs, carrot and celery potato rounds, vegetable fragrant aroma as It bakes BONELESS while seeking summer fun. coal gets on the stream and milk, coffee or tea. yeast roll, applesauce. Tuesday: Chicken cheese sticks, canned fruit. salad, fruit desSert. while you cook the rest of Or while cutting grass, rides it back into the can ’The menu is subject to Robertson breakfast Thursday: Elementary your meal. Since the bread chasing butterflies in un­ held by Joe, Igniting con­ change. Monday: Juice, schools only, manager’s uses refrigerated biscuits familiar places, slaving tents. scrambled eggs, toast, choice. and herbs from your CHUCK over the cookout grill, Joe jumps when the milk. Friday: Elementary kitchen shelf, it can be a sawing trees, and pursuing flames sear his skin. He Coventry Tuesday: One-half schools only, manager’s spur of the moment addi­ other potentially screams, of course. And banana, donut, raisins, choice. FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON... tion to the menu. dangerous chores and writhes in pain. But there’s As a plus, the flaky ROAST Robertson & milk. Milk is served with all pleasures. no relief until the am­ Wednesday: Fruit, meals. Menus are subject biscuits are made with (SOLD AS A ROAST ONLY) Things to avoid: bulance gets him to the Grammar English muffin, jam or to change without notice. enriched flour, which —Being beaned by a ball hospital — where he’s ad­ peanutbutter, milk. WEXFORD provides nutrients impor­ or frlsbM, burned by the mitted. Monday: Shells with Thursday: Fruit cup, tant In your daily diet. sun or cookout, prickled or Consider powermower meatsauce, tossed saladT, sweet roll, milk. Hebron Herb Biscuit Loaf tuckered by the heat, accidents. An estimated roll, peanutbutter and Friday: One-hall Va cup margarine or poisoned by the ivy or 70,000 digits — fingers and raisin cookie. Rham CRYSTAL “ 1 . 5 3 ^ ^ p T o z e r banana, cold cereal, milk. BY ANCHOR HOCKING butter, softened potato salad. toes — are lost each year Tuesday: Juice, grinder, Monday; Baked pork pat­ FWttKLYFtATVMlH Vk teaspoon instant OrwilFONOCNYBTAL —Or smashed in the skull when dumb things happen; tossed salad, french fries, ty, gravy, mashed potato, minced onion U.S.D.A, CHO ICE • BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF when jettisoned by a bike A mower is pulled over the pudding with topping. peas, applesauce and Vt teaspoon sweet basil Jw rkey (wear a head protector), bare feet of an operator. A Wednesday: Hot dog on East Hartford cookie. leaves Boneless Boneless cracked up by falls when toe or two is lost because roll, french fries or potato ’Tuesday: Roast turkey, Vt teaspoon caraway Chuck Steak London Broil SHOULDER*OER 1 ■ I LB. on rollerskates, the operator didn’t have on puffs, choice of vebetable, All schools mashed potato, mixed seed skateboards or pogo stick sturdy shoes — as advised assorted desserts. Monday: Hotdog on bun. vegetable, cranberry Vt teaspoon garlic U.S.D.A CHOICE • BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE (don helmets, arm, shin by safety experts. Or the powder and knee pads), or operator broke some other 2 (10-oz.) cans Hungry Boneless Chuck $ 0 1 9 Fresh 59 drowned — as some 8,000 safety rule. each Jack refrigerated big flaky 3 LBS Cube Steak Ground Beef or MOREM were last year, half in Eye injuries from stray FARM MT. VERNON Let's biscuits tennis, squash and racquet June, July, August. Heat oven to 350 degrees. PERDUE FRESH OSCAR MAYER Colonial U.S.D.A. CHOICE The first rule on personal balls are soaring, doubling FRESH In small bowl, combine all ALL MEAT FRESH AMERICAN WALDBAUM'S DAIRY STORES , Frnsh Frying Aasortnd Soml- drowning prevention: since 1973.Safety experts ingredients except FRANKS BLADE SHOULDER SLICED know how to swim. The se­ say the main thing to keep Mil Kl 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd JP”3ll0n Separate dough Drumsticks PORK Bonolosa COLDCUTS cond rule; Keep Coast in mind if you want to pre­ into 20 biscuits. Spread OR SLICED LEAN Lamb MEAT or BEEF BOLOGNA - iT iiL n . Manchester Manchester T O S S t llS r FIR ST O F THE 8BA80HI OLIVE or LUNCHEON LOAF • Guard-approved life vests vent injuries — 4,000 and both sides of each biscuit or Thighs CHOPS BACON Half Hams Chops or COOKED SALAMI on little kids and other non­ up a year — is mk iMk •< ikM t* kt eww* with margarine mixture; FRESH CAROLINA swimmers on boats and remembering to wear fold each in half. Place l O mm se R e g u la r or DIET )0D(l8 LB when they’re around deep special protective LAND 0 LAKES biscuits, fold-side-down, in ■ a LB. water — even the backyard eyewear. ungreas^ 9 by 5 or 8 by 4- BLUEBERRIES FRESH WHOLE (WILL PERDUE - FRESH GEM PICNIC . pool. Players may not like the 7 UP SODA BUTTER inch loaf pan forming 4 PORK LOIN CUSTOM CUT) LB. 1 a I 5f OVEN STUFFERS SMOKED SHOULDER LB 6 9 * Also; easy on the way they look in such ATTENTION SHOPPERS! rows of 5 biscuits each. FR ESH LOIN PERDUE FRESH FRYING BONELESS . ^ CHILD MILD or ALL BEEF horseplay around water. g la s s e s . B ut h e r e ’s If you did not receive a copy of Spread any remaining e PORK CHOPS M.69 CHICKEN BREAST l b ^2.29 GEM FRANKS 1 LB. PKG. M.19 A general all-round good something to think about: this week's money-saving circular margarine mixture over PINT rule; don’t mix booze of the smaller the ball, the ...pick one up at your /oca/C^)). biscuits. WALDBAUM’S FINEST QUALITY • WHITE HYGRADE OUR BEST LEAN any great quantity — greater the potential to in­ Bake at 350 degrees for CHEESE AMERICAN LB.® 1aS9 LEAN COOKED OVEN It's loaded with values galore! ROAST B EEF,ROASTED Vi LB. *1.89 enough to make you tipsy jure the eye. 32 to 38 minutes or until FRESH FLORIDA WHOLE POTATO • COLE SLAW or MACARONI ROTHMUND . _ — with swimming, driving, A seemingly benign ten­ deep golden brown. Cool 5 HAM FRESH SALAD l b 55* LONG JOHN FRANKS l b *1.79 operating motoriz^ equip­ nis ball, large compared to minutes; remove from OLD FASHIONED JACK & JILL COLONIAL a racquet ball, speeds pan. Serve-warm. Makes 1 ment such as chainsaws, WATERMELON WIDE BOLOGNA LB.l b 99* POLISH LOAF LB *1.89 powermowers, or even across the court at 100- loaf, 10 servings. while carrying on as a miles-an-bour or more! If 79‘2 Liter Bottle L59Limit 2 Tip: To reheat, wrap in your eye socket stops that, cookout chef. tUrtftMlANKfT ARKIT PRICESM ICIt foil ; heat at 375 degrees for 20 LB. You know that driving a you’ll think you’re at a 10 minutes or until warm. MIN. • 9 5 9 M o n tin i Hills P rin c e Dsl Monts car under the Influence planetarium. • EACH IHIN O f REGULAR kills thousands a year. Safety glasses cost under FRESH GRADE A Italian Style Bros 4RLi>H FACHPRO CONtA'NS S p a g h e tti SWEBT Drivers total themselves |10 for the non-corrective • BHEASTOTRS 'wilhbark' itf( SWEET AS SUGAR type and are available RFADY GROUND BEEF CHUCK BONELESS QIBS iwithharki JNECKS 3 WiNt as well as their cars. ’They AND IGiBlET PACAFTS T o m a to e s C offss total innocents, too — from industrial safety WHITE LARGE EGGS TEXAS ftEQULAB or AUTOMATIC o r Z it i PEAS FRESH LONDON REGULAR or W LINES pedestrians and other suppliers and at some spor­ FRESH 28 OZ. CAN ONE POUND CAN 17 OUNCE CAN SUPER ONE POUND PKG drivers hit by out-of­ ting goods stores. People GROUND BROIL BOX-0- Hand control cars. needing prescription lenses INFLATION .^^eis/fancies CANTALOUPES But did you know; about can order such glasses FIGHTER! BEEF STEAKS CHICKEN 3 J F 1 . 40 percent of adults who from an optician. drowned last year were Poison ivy and picnic From the time of Homer ■who wrote of Odyueus, EACH TREESWEET drunk before they slipped food poisoning — most who was tempted by the 46 OZ. 64 cz. QCC away in the sea, lake, often from unrefrlgerat«l Grapefruit Juice BOTTLE 75^ Planter’s Welchade d r in k BOTTLE 0 9 Sirens and charmed by Circe CALIFORNIA river, public or backyard potato salad — are two to visit their islands of plea­ CARNATION OCEAN SPRAY SALE ENDS SAT. JUNE 7 r ® 1 ® ® 14 9 : sures, the lure of an island Large Red Peanut Butter pool? other summertime 59 11 OZ JA R * 48 OZ. BOTTLE < Coffeemate 18 OUNCE JAR C U S TO M CUT TO ORDER INTO I ONDON RROIl paradise has stirred the M .09 Cran-Grape M .09 After too much booze, killjoys. CUS TO M CUT TO ORDER INTO ROASTS OR STEAKS ROASTS Bl ADE STEAKS OR lEAN imagination of civilized Ripe Strawberries SILVERFLOSS FOOD CLUB - ALL VARIETIES carelessness rates right up Knowing how to DELICIOUS LEAN GRO UND BEEf GROUND BEEF there on the accident-cause recognize poison ivy is the BEEF BRISKET BONELESS BEEF CHUCK BONELESS Sauerkraut 27 OZ- CAN 4 9 ’^ Toaster Pastries ”pkg“ 49^ NOW ASEWING CENTER FIRST OF THE SEASON LARGE 2' MIN list. People forget about first rule. Look in a nature TEDDIE OLD FASHIONED safety. They do dumb book, a Boy Scout or Girl Fresh Beef .iz i Fresh S«9 Campbell’s Soup 2 79^ Prince Peanut Butter 16 OZ JAR 99^ things and get hurt or Scout handbook, or a dic­ FROM SINGER ATA‘100 SAVING. Southern Peaches 7 OUNCE PACKAGE killed. tionary if you’re in the Ih e te are a lot m ore sewing conveniences Briskets Shoulder 12 COUNT BONUS PACK d* ^ j ^ SAVE to this Singer* ensem ble than meet the eyt. Spaghetti Sauce Accident prevention dark. ’Three-leaves is the Like these Singer machine (eatures: free-arm, Ortega Taco Dinner 89^ MUSHROOM or MEAT Hefty Trash Bags ®1.19 experts from the American first clue. 14 built-in stitch patterns and California PRINCE ■ SHELLS & CHEDDAR or Medical Association, Knowing that, the next built-in bullonholer. Plus the Mac & Cheddar 4 pkgs 99^ 32 OZ. food National Safety Council, rule is: avoidance. Don’t solid construction of this Sweet Red Onions JAR Little Friskies “Ka 59^ cabinet, with built-in M FAIIU -D 29 0 Z CAN the National Society to cavort in the poison ivy. spool holders, trays and a Prevent Blindness and Don’t pull it with bare oftreg pnee spacious interior. Hunt’s Tomato Sauce 59^ Bold 3 Detergent ®PKa^2.99 Jekyll Island, off the coast PALMOLIVE other sources say so. hands. And when a 4100 saving YELLOW 32 OZ. BOTTLE ^ added to this Sjoger of Georgia, for example, Carelessness means not Prevention’s the word ^ g £ T Machine Model 6106 Fresh Squash and GREEN LB 3 9 ’^ LIQUID Cabinet Model 366__— r ^ mg center, it s a was purchased in 1886 by a Jiffy Baking Mix 40 OZ. PKG 85^ Lux Liquid o e 'Te r g e n t .29 thinking. Here’s an with potato salad, too. j^nning combi Watermelons group of New York City FLORIDA example: Keep it refrigerated to nation. millionnaires. The island PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK DETERGENT Joe Goodtime at the grill fend off the chance of WHOLE was so exclusive that an Lem-N-Limes 1 2 pob6 9 ^ Pan Shakes 7 OZ CARTON 59 S.O.S. Soap Pads invitation to visit, if only 22 OZ. noxious microscopic bugs RED-RIPE-JUICY OXFORD on the patio notices the 0 GOLDEN for a few hours, was coveted BOTTLE I charcoal needs a boost. He making the stuff toxic. 20-LB. AVQ. RIPE 46 OZ by many socialites more BC Juice APRICOT CAN Kosher Dills 48 OZ. JAR M .29 picks up the can of fire ’That’s what makes humans SWEET than a seat on the New Fresh Hawaiian Papayas ea 89*^ starter, never missing a sick. Invest in an ice chest Fc UTS 19** T lb. as. York Stock Exchange. beat in the joke he is telling for picnic foods. Even the 18th century's Fresh Popped Popcorn eke 89^ FROZEN FOODS QALOREl FRESH DAIRY FOOD8I the cookout crowd. moat notorious pirates used islands as a tropical reprieve GAYLORD TOPFROST MINUTE MAID WALDBAUM’S GRAPE -Producm Itmnt ofthm Wm»kl— ICECREAM GREEN GIANT ALL FLAVORS from the relentless pursuit COTTAGECHEESE smy moest h of the British and Spanish ALL FLAVORS BR O CCO LI S P E A R S ORANQEJUICE WELCH’S NIBLETS FRESH Vz GALLON CONTAINER 10 OUNCE PACKAGE W HAWAIIAN navies. lYieir treasure is '/i GALLON CONTAINER 1 LB. CONTAINER A generally accepted JELLY CORN PUNCH thought to remain hidden yam about the yard is that on many islands, including 2 ii was established as a unit New York's Gardiner Island ASPARAGUS • 1.05 FOR • 1 . 0 0 as well as the Keeling Is­ of measure by King Henry '^°' ALL VARIETIES ^ I of England—it was the lands in the Incian Ocean. NEW ■ distance from the point of 10 LB « MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE s c z c a n LIGHT’N LIVELY YOGURT sdz cup 3 for*1. CONTAINER CASE QRIGINAL ■ BUTTERMILK YELLO W or WHITE _ his nose to the end of his Today, Islands are os pop­ thumb when his arm was 3 AUNT JEMIMA WAFFLES i o q z p k g BORDEN’S AMERICAN SINGLES 'pK*a ®1«39 ular as ever. Rich L i^ts Look for cooking and' freezing in­ HAM & CHEESE or SPANISH outstretched. * from Viceroy, a product of SLICED, STICKS. CHUNKS RANDOM WEIGHT-PER LB. structions in all Food Mart stores. NEW SWANSON OMELETTES s d z p k g RICH-TOMATO LIGHT 'N LIVELY Brown and Wiilianuon To- WALDBAUM’S MUENSTER CHEESE *2.09 IN OIL OR WATER INDIVIDUAL CHEESE • C.NNAMQN or APPLE DVEN READY - COUNTRY STYLE. BALLARD. BUTTERMILK _ bacco.'Corporation, is even DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY SARA LEE DANISH 744 cz p k g $ CONTADINA SEALTEST BUMBLE giving one away as the grand SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUES PILLSBURY BISCUITS rvi cz pkg 5 for*1 . SAUCE prize in the "Rich Lights The accepted way to YOGURT BEE TUNA Island Sweepstakes." P — PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. JUNE 1 THROUGH SATURDAY. JUNE 7 measure electricity is the NOW ONLY 4189.99. Sglgsr Zig-Zag sewing $ i 1 |L.U. ------— kilowatt (1,000 watts). Ail f ERA I 22 COLD CRISCO '“ 3V Sunahlna machine.Model 5IZ7. Flivort The 2.6-acre wooded is­ 1 o ff 2 5 ^ o ff’ T ^ M * " ONANYIOOZPKQ ANY TWO PACKAGES | ANY JAR I Laundry The Edison Electric Insli* With FreeArm , 7 Built-in land in central Florida fea­ I I BABY POWER SHORTENING ^ tute explains that electric­ I CHEEZ-ITS Stitch Panem s, Built-in 79’ tures a luxurious, furnished Datargant I Datargant 15* OFF LABEL VandnKamp* FOOD MART Waldbaum’s ' CEREAL 10 OZ. PACKAG E ity is sold by the kilowatt- Buttonholer, Straight- eight-room stone and cedar 32 OZ BOTTLE I 84 OZ. PA C KA G E 3 LB. CAN hour (kw-hr); that is, the Stretch Stitch. ofireg pitce home, a modem boathouse FISH PEQ BOARD ORATED number of kilowatts used and a serene 1,000-fooi I CAMDY^ I CHEESE I in an hour. One kilowatt is shoreline. ? GOOD t h r u s a t , ■ QOOD THRU SAT ■ «rir» n CHK« v u o .. c __ I| 39* 11*1.29 ■ ■ I j*2.39 1*1.89 I! 69' | about what is receded to THE SINGER STORE i r r a w W s ' yKi' SSS - 3 ,, ^ , 'VSy,. d te 1 , XHUy s« yooo ,Hm,7 ,.r | a«,o , -H-u, SM jg g n , operate a steam iron, so WHERE SAVING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE , CALDOR PLAZA ■URR CORNERS. HANCNESTER ' Official entry forms are when you iron for an ‘‘available at liumeroui retail r«vu t il in * tigh t In hour, you use one kw-hr CHECK THE WHITE FWCES FOR THE STORE NEAREST VDU! outlets or in advertiaements it to 3pkg* ul«iiy ilemexLipl wrjBi«olh*»*i*« notinl lltmsntlttiuti lor Mia not availaDta incaM lolaot lom iwi lai^rotaaiarsu' nhuivMiaia Noi laiponaiDi* ioi lypugiaphu ai vno<» of electricity. 'A Tfaderrurk ol The Singer (jompAny. *in major consumer publica­ tions. Deadline for entry is 410 W IS T MtODLB TPKE. MANCHESTER July 15. EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 4. 1980 — 17 16 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. June «, l«eO Brown rice skillet dinners Happy 50th birthday to U.S. supermarket industry two box-bottom flaps from add gourmet flair to meals a happy 50th birthday and receive each refund, GREEN GIANT. for a new way to sell food. up weekly sales of $12,000 best wlibei for another 50 ^B AND M Frankfurter Receive a free package of packages of Noodle Rpni By Martin Sloane Herb and Butter atuMr Rice, however, has gone Instead of the 600-square- to break even. Tills was an y e a rs of lerviM the public. Refund. Receive a $1 re­ Green Giant Stuffed America’s food 1 medium green pepper, oil unbelievable goal con­ w r it e to T H E fund. Send the required re- Noodle Roni Fettuccini. preferences have un­ through a unique process cut in Vt-inch strips This year the super­ foot grocery store that was Super Potatoes. Send the 1 can (16 ounces) whole sidering that the average Elxplres Sept. 1,1980. market industry is typical in those days, he SUPERMARKET fund form plus five labels required refund form plus dergone subtle changes called “ parboiling” which 1 meilium tomato, cut in tomatoes envisioned a market that grocery store of that era PENNSYLVANIA over the past few years. greatly increases shelf life wedges ceiebrating its '50th Market SHOPPER in care of this from 9-ounce B and M the ingredient panel from 1 medium onion, chopped had sales of less than $800 a DUTCH 75-Cent Refund and produces brown rice birthday. was 10 times larger. newspaper. Volume of Baked Beans (or three one package of Green Food tastM have beo>me Combine soy sauce, V* W teaspoon salt week. Coupon. Receive a 75<*nt that cooks up in separate, We shouid join in the Rather than employing Shopper j mall prohibits personal labels from any other size) Giant Stuffed Potatoes. more sophisticated, nutri­ cup water and ginger in 1 cup UNCLE BEN’S* Cullen was convinced coupon. Send the required firm grain»-never mush ceiebration because the clerks to wait on each replies, but questions and plus one trademark seal Expires May 31,1981. tion has become an all- 13x9-inch baking pan. Select Brown Rice refund form plus cotdilng or sticky. supermarket industry is customer, his store would that he could make his idea comments of general in- fr o m a n y b ra n d o f MORTON HOUSE $1 Re­ important consideration, Arrange pork chops in a 1 can (12 ounces) directions from three Economical pork chops one of this nation’s finest be self-service. work if he kept his prices terest will be published in frankfurters plus register fund. Receive a $1 refund. and, of course, "economy” single layer in soy sauce Mexican-style com with packages of Pennsylvania take on Oriental airs in exampies of competition The groceries gave their low and advertised them future columns. r e c e i p t ! s ) s h o w in g Send the required refund is the word of the day. mixture. Cover and sweet peppers, drained customers credit, but his aggresively. He dreamed Brand Noodles, one of Time seems more elusive, Gingered Pork and Brown refrigerate at least 3 hours and free enterprise. REFUND OF THE DAY purchasM of beans and form plus three Universal Coat chicken with taco store would be cash and of crowds of shoppers From the moment Cullen franks. Expires Sept. 30, which is Stroganoff, so easy-to-prepare dishes Rice Skillet. This colorful, or up to 12 hours, as How did it aii sUrt? Write to the following ad­ Product Code symbols seasoning mix. Cook carry only. walking up and down the opened the doors of his new Kluski, Botti Boi, Egg with few ingr^ents have •nutritious, one-dish meal desired, turning meat oc­ Most food-industry dress to receive the form 1660 from any size Morton chicken in oil in 12-inch Operating such a big aisles of a market filled store, the reaction to his Ruffles, Egg Bows or Egg gained popularity. derives its special casionally. Drain meat historians give credit to required by this offer; BIRDS EYE Meat Offer. House Baked Beans plus an skillet over medium-low store would still be very with bargains. large selection and low Alphabets. Expires Feb. Brown rice skillet flavoring from marinating well, reserving soy sauce Michael Cullen. As our na­ Free Giant Size Ajax Receive a $1 refund. Send inner seal from any size or heat until brown, about 10 expensive, and Cullen But Cullen's dream was prices was ovenvhelming. the requlr^ refund form variety of Lipton Instant dinners with their gourmet pork chops in a mixture of mixture. Add enou^ water tion sank into the Great Offer, 300 Park Ave., New minutes on each side. figured he needed to rine not shared by the Midwest Word spread quickly, and plus five tear strips from Tea or a neckband from ^S^^OD W Fine Foods. qualities and nutritional soy sauce and fresh ginger to soy sauce mixture to Depression, he had an idea York, N.Y. 10022. This Re)nove from skillet; grocery chain where he the store was an overnight Birds Eye International, any size or variety of Receive a $2 refund. Send bonus can add new dimen­ root, then cooking the make 2-% clips liquid; set offer expires Nov. 30,1980. - cover and set aside. Ch^ worked as a district success. The supermarket Stir-Fry, Combinations, the required refund form sion to meal planning. Like nutty-flavored brown rice aside. Cook meat in oil in And write to this address Wishbone Dressing. and drain tomatoes, reser­ manager. “ It won’t work,” Cheese Sauce or plus 10 labels from and S white rice, brown rice is a in the marinade. 12-inch skillet, over revolution had begun. to receive the form Expires March 31,1981. ving juice. Set tomatoes Curried meat the experts told him. The growth of the super­ Americana Recipe NOODLE RONI. and W products: Expires versatile product that goes For south-of-the-border medium-high heat until required by this offer foi' a aside. Add enough water to Cullen took his idea market industry since 1930 beautifully with meats, flair that’s kind to the food well browned, about 5 $2 store c e r t ific a t e : Vegetables plus a register Receive two packages of July 31, 1960. juice to make 2-45 cups elsewhere, but the answer is a matter of history. By Copyright 1980, United poultry and fish. Brown budget, serve Fiesta minutes on each side. Novahlstine Gift Cer­ tape with a meat purchase Noodle Roni. Send the liquid. Add liquid, onion, was almost always the 1950, the nation boasted Feature Syndicate Inc. rice gets it color from the Chicken Skillet to family or Remove meat from skillet; loaves beat tificate, 1 Industrial Drive, of more than $1 circled. required refund form plus salt, rice and any same. After more than a more than 10,000 super­ natural bran layer which is guests. Chicken cover and set aside. Drain P.O. Box 5605-X,' Maple Expires March 31,1981. remaining taco seasoning year of knocking on doors, markets, which came to BIRDS EYE. Receive a retained during drumsticks, tomatoes and drippings from skillet. Add Plain, Minn. 55348. This mix to skillet; bring to a he finally found the finan­ represent. American in­ $1 refund. Send the processing. This bran layer com combine with chewy soy sauce liquid to skillet; burger blabs offer expires Sept. 30,1980. boll. Cover and cook over gives the rice a hearty, nut­ brown rice and convenient bring to a boil. Stir in rice. cial backing he needed on genuity, abundance and required refund form plus low heat 20 minutes. the East Coast. In Au^st CLIP’N’FILE REFUNDS five front panels from ty taste and a chewy taco seasoning mix to bring Cover and cook over low vigor. FLO’S CAKE Return chicken to skillet. Curried individual meat Vi cup ketchup 1930, he opened the first Vegetables, Starches, Oworalinf S h p p Um Imc. texture. The bran layer the flavors of sunny heat 25 minutes. Top rice But as the 1970s came to Birds Eye Little Ears Cover and continue to cook loaves offer a change of King Kulien supermarket Fruits (File 4) also contributes vitamins, Mexico to yoir table. • mixture with onions. 1 egg a c l o s e , in fla t io n Eight Pieces of Cob Com over low heat until liquid is pace from the simple ham­ 2Vi teaspoons cu rry in Jamaica, N.Y. Clip out this file and keep '*91 minerals, food fiber and Return pork chops to challenged the industry to packages. Expires March absorbed and chicken is burger that is a staple of powder King Kullen’s first it with similar cash-off tth M m u t i Sals protein. skillet. Cover and cook keep its promise of “ low 31, 1981. Gingered Pork and tender, about 30 minutes. the American diet. IVi teaspoons cinnamon newspaper advertisement coupons—beverage refund Some consumers over low heat 20 minutes. everyday prices.” The GREEN GIANT. Brown Rice Skillet Remove chicken to serving Peanuts, oats, onion, ap­ IVi teaspoons salt claimed the store to be the response has been a second offers with beverage Receive $1 in coupons. Many Items hesitate to serve brown Add green pepper to Vs cup soy sauce platter. Stir tomatoes and ple and raisins add an in­ Heat oven to 375 degrees. “ World’s Greatest Price revolution in the form of coupons, for example. Send the required refund rice becuase in the past it skillet. Cover and continue Vs cup water corn into rice; heat teresting difference to this Combine all ingredients, Wrecker,” Its language warehouse, limited- Start collecting the needed forms plus the nutritional was so tedious to prepare, to cook over low heat until 1/k Price 1 teaspoon finely throu^. Serve rice with entree while helping to mixing well. was to the point: “ This assortment and box stores proofs of purchase while panel from a package of requiring careful sorting all water is absorbed, while supply lasts shredded fresh ginger chicken. Makes 6 servings. stretch the ground be^. Shape to form six 4-by-2- store will save every fami­ as well as generic looking for the required re­ Niblets Brand (5om-on-the- and washing complicated about 5 minutes. Top with 6 pork chops, cut Vi-inch Serve on toasted rolls or inch loaves. Bake in large ly from $2 to $5 on their “ no frills” products in fund forms at the super­ Cob of Nlbblers Brand ASbsUnisiMIdeeenMIna - by uncertain cooking time. tomato wedges. Makes 6 oonv OTi m e pteini^me thick on a bed of. lettuce with shallow baking pan at 375 groceries every week in many conventional super­ market, in newspapers and Corn-on-the-Cob plus a Some brands still require servings. degrees for 25 to 30 2 tablespoons vegetable sliced fresh vegetables or the year. We have hun­ markets. magazines, and when register tape with prices of this extra attention. The Lemonade Springs in fruita-such as melon and minutes. oil Fiesta Chicken Skillet New Mexico carry about 900 dreds of low everyday On .behalf of shoppers trading with friends. frozen chicken and frozen For Im y Ooosslow UNCLE BEN’S* Select pineapple-on the side. This kitchen-tested Brown Rice, however, is 1 cup UNCLE BEN’S* 12 chicken drumsticks pounds of sulfuric add per prices. Every food item everywhere, I would like to Offers may not be french-fried potatoes 181 70 Unlen St million pounds of water, more recipe makes 6 servings. already cleaned, sorted Select Brown Rice 1 envelope (1,25 ounces) Curried Meal Loaves you buy can save you 10 wish the supermarket in­ available in all areas of the circled. Expires Oct. 31, Mandiester RoekvOto . than 10 times the acid concen­ Microwave oven direc­ 2 medium onions, cut in taco seasoning mix m pounds ground beef percent to 50 percent.” dustry and its 33.400 stores country. Allow 10 weeks to 1980. . j 4 8 ^ 8 and washed before tration in coal mine % cup quick or old- tions: Place loaves in large packaging. Vi-inch thick wedges 2 tablespoons vegetable discharges. fashioned oats, uncooked shallow glass baking dish. Brown rice is an Vi cup chopped onion Cover with wax paper. agricultural product, Vi cup chopped apple Cook at high for 11 to 12 harvested just once a year. Vi cup raisins minutes, rotating dish Vi The shelf life for ordinary *•*•*•* Vi cup finely chopped turn after each 3 minutes browd rice is just six peanuts of cooking. sunsational... the savings oh bright new months from the time of Dumberlanif farms harvesting; it then may We' re in New England. .. become rancid. UNCLE com e in and find out why. Gazpacho summer fashions for active Juniors B E N ’ S* S elect Brown

Americans are learning quartered and seeded to enjoy gazpacho, a 1 bunch green onions Consumer Reports. Fuel-efficient' compacts refreshing cold soup that or scallions (A cu p plain or originated in Spain. Sub-compact cars combining highway and seasoned croutons portant to most drivers, this report may be worth Cutlass and Pontiac Each Spanish family generally deliver excellent stop-and-go driving con­ cruising range is a signifi­ looking into. Consumer LeMans indicates that they seems to have its own gaz­ Put pimiento, oil, salt fuel mileage, but you may ditions — the Citation cant feature to many. The Reports’ earlier would rate about on a par pacho recipe. Most make it and garlic in food need more interior space yielded 28 miles per gallon. Concord, with its 22-gallon experience with the with the Oievrolet (Cita­ with a beef or tomato base, processor fitted with chop­ than such small vehicles (The MPG rundown for the fuel tank, has an extraor­ Buick’s Century, Chevrolet tion. adding spices and such ping blade. Cover and provide. If that’s the case, other models was: Fair­ save $2 to $6 dinary cruising capacity. Malibu, Oldsmobiie other ingredients as process 8 to 10 seconds. a somewhat larger, but mont 26.4; Concord, 24.3, Note, however, that in croutons (toasted bread Add tomatoes, bread on Tomboy’s extra fuel-efficient compact and Aspen, 19.1.) Consumer Reports’ tests a cubes), chopped crumbs and vinegar. Cover model may be a good alter­ The Citation engine did tpecial 5-foot-tall driver had to cucumber, onion and and process 15 to 25 supercharged separates native. hesitate slightly during stretch very hard to reach peppers. seconds longer until valuee Four compacts tested by warm-up, but its perfor­ Trade show Holiday sales the accelerator and brake Gazpacho is heartier pureed. Consumer Reports’ auto mance was much improved pedals and the headlight NEW YORK. (UPI) - than you might imagine. It Strain tomato mixture engineers delivered fair to over that of early produc­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Summer bright coolers In the comfort of dimmer switch. Still, for When the figures for makes a filing midday into large bowl or serving good fuel mileage. They tion X-cars Consumer The 1980 National cotton and cotton blends ... to match drivers tall enough to Mother’s Day sales are meal on a warm day. tureen. Discard seeds and also provided seating 'for Reports tested last year. Merchandise Show with each other or mix with everything | operate this car comfor­ added up, officials of F.W. A home economist with tom ato skins. Stir in five to six adults and were For seating space, the scheduled for September at Moulinex offers this tomato juice. Chill else In your summer wardrobe. tably, it provided a the New York Coliseum is Woolworth Ck). expect they priced at around $6,000, in­ Aspen was the standout. It will show that it has again special gazpacho recipe, thoroughly before serving. smoother ride than other one of the few trade Turquoise, watermellon and white are I cluding power steering, has room enough to fit six topped Valentine’s Day to which she tested in her For topping, put red tested compacts and its expositions designated by the must-have colors. Sizes 5-13. power brakes and air con­ adults comfortably, one be the second largest food processor. pepper in food processor engine generally ran well. the U.S. Department of the Junior place. ditioning. At today’s more than the other test * * * holiday of the year for GAZPACHO fitt^ with chopping blade. prices, $6,000 is relatively models. In fact, interior Commerce for its Foreign For road test data and sales of fragrances such as 2 whole pimientoB Cover and process 3 to 4 inexpensive. space, along with excellent Buyers Promotion madras shorts price information on the perfumes, toilet water and 2 tablespoonB olive oil seconds, stopping and star­ All four cars had climate control, are the Program. four tested compact cars, colognes. or vegetable oil ting frequently until automatic transmission strong points of the Aspen Pocket shirt, reg. $16, 10.99 ready for summer see the February 1980 issue “ One would expect that 1 teaspoon salt pepper is coarsely —not as good as manual and its twin, the Plymouth of Consumer Reports. It Valentine’s Day would 1 small clove garlic, chopped. Slacks, reg. $20, 13.99 transmission for fuel Volare. The government also contains brand-and- trail only Christmas for peeled Repeat to chop green Striped T, reg. $8, 5.99 mileage, but in the tested Still, the Aspen’s stan­ program is aimed at stem­ •6 model ratings of fragrance sales, but that I'A pounds fresh ripe pepper and cucumber, Polo shirt, reg. $12, 7.99 models, found more con­ dard six-cylinder engine ming the foreign trade im­ refrigerator-freezers and just isn’t the case,” said lontBloes, cored and keeping vegetables venient and easier to use. doesn't offer very good fuel balance by encouraging Print bowling shirt, reg. $16, 10.99 laundry boosters. (To Anne Winfield, consultant quartered separate. Perky plaids In 100% cool cotton. Front-wheel-drive mileage. And bad repair overseas buyers to visit the Shorts (not shown), reg. $ 14,10.99 order, send $1.25 to; From for the variety sto^e chain. 2 tablespoons red wine Fit processor with Tabbed, cuffed shorts with drawstring Chevrolet Citation was records for previous United States trade shows Consumer Reports, F0022, “ Somehow Americans feel vinegar slicing disc and slice green judged best, followed by models of both the Aspen and purchase domestic waist, back pockets. Sizes S-M-L. the Box 9000, Orangeburg, that a fragrance present is 2 tablespoons plain onions. Put chopped and Ford Fairmont, AMC Con­ and the Volare (recorded manufactured goods. junior place. N.Y., 10962.) one you can give without dry bread crumbs sliced vegetables and cord, and Dodge Aspen. in surveys of Consumer Multi-lingual invitations If interior space, fuel worry about age, size or 1 12-ounce can tomato croutons in separate bowls. Consumer Reports' tests Reports' readers) count have been extended economy and low sticker weight.” juice To serve, ladle soup into indicate that a four- against them. through the Commerence price are your three main The U.S. fragrance I red pepper, seeded individual dishes. Top with cylinder Citation (or other The Fairmont and its Department to prospective considerations, several business is estimated at and quartered vegetables and croutons. similarly-equipped GM-X- corporate twin, the Mer­ buyers in 80 countries. GM models not tested for $1.5 billion annually. 1 green pepper, seeded This kitchen-tested cars including Buick cury Zephyr, have decent and quartered recipe makes about 4V4 Skylark, Oldsmobiie frequency-of-repair 1 cucumber, peeled. cups soup. Omega and Pontiac records. And, although the Phoenix) can be expected Fairmont wasn't tops in Brown rice cooks quickly to deliver outstanding fuel fuel efficiency, it did mileage combined with provide good handling and WASHINGTON (UPI) - turers — but don't look for good acceleration. good climate control. Quick-cooking brown rice the product in stores any In a 195-mile test trip — While fuel mileage is im­ that can be prepared in 10- time soon. aWEDGECRAFT 15 minutes has been William Goldsmith, developed by a tepm of executive vice president of U.S. Department of the Houston-based Rice Agriculture scientists. Council, says it could be a The Holietie That’s about one-quarter year or longer, as research the time needed for regular and test-marketing would Wedge-style comfort Is brown rice. The quick­ have to done before any Weight Lose Clinic back with a new cooking type also contains manufacturer would com­ fashion formula! Fine 20 percent more protein, mit his company to woven leather and twice the minerals and marketing such a product. Intrigulngly-shaped seven to nine times the WHAT MAKES US MFFERENn wood heels that vitamins of white rice, the three-in-one gleam . . . top the scientists say. most comfortably Robert Carlson, a member of the USDA The World Almanac* bermuda bag • A realistic and nutritionally sound diet program. flexible bottom ever. research team that • Biofeedback and deep relaxation training by our Bewitching . . . in staff of trained nurses. earthtones. Save S5 developed the processing • Behavior modification. method, says it could also *10.99 thru Salurday. special • Understanding emotional aspects of overeating. lead to energy savings for • All programs Individually developed. manufacturers. • All sessions are Individually conducted. “ Drying time is about half that required for • Monitoring of blood pressure each session. quick-cooking white rice,” • All programs are supervised by our medical staff. 1. The thermometer using Our regular low price $20 he says, “ and the mercury to measure tempera­ temperature used is tures was invented by (a) Gali­ l8oau88 W8 art oonIMant that W8 hav8 davsiopad an leo (b) Nobel (c) Farmed lower.” axtramaly atfaethra waMil Iom program wa Invita 2. The source of the Ohio Riv­ Cumberland farms The process involves er is located Ui (a) Wilkes you to dM for a totally mo consultation. specialized drying equip­ Barre, Pa. (b) Youngstown, 1200 stores — there's one near you! ment first developed at the Ohio (c) Pittsburgh, Pa. Open 7 days for your convenience USDA Western Research 3. The islands of Seychelles, Sri Lanka, and Mauritius are Tfie Holistic Weight Loss Clinic Laboratory in Berkeley, located in what body of The Professional Building rUT YOURSELF IN OUR SHOES Calif., for use with fruits water? (a) Indian Ocean (b) all lunior ap8clala available in downtown Manchoalar, 341 Broad Street SHOE-TOWN and vegetables. Carlson is Baltic Sea (c) Bay of Bengal Sll "W H in fACES" O f ra O N i nSECTOSV lO R IXACr AODRESUS. Mancheutqr open Mon-Sat. 8:30-5; Thura. 'til 8 Manchester, Ct. 06040 Mof* llun 1M convenient localiom. Many Shoe-lowm open Sundayy a chemical engineer at the and Tri-CIty Plaza, Vernon laboratory. ANSWERS 646-3382 VISA. MuttrCard The patented process is \ available free to manufac­ » Sa SO'l la -- EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 4. I960 Japanese woman makes EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 4. IWO - 19 June flowers of flour NEWYORK(UPli-At folk craft-flor de migajon . At a reception opening tion, it can be mass Resident plans opposition| Try Summer School, a glance. It is Bometlmes de pan (bread flowers)- the showroom, the nroduced. T difficult to distinguish real about 10 years ago and somewhat reserved, soft- Explaining how Pando IS flowers from artificial developed Pando. Mrs. spoken woman said It is sells for 44 for a packaae a SECOND time around. flowers. In the case of Jun- Hitomi boasts that her possible to make not only containing about two- co Hitoml’s floral arta, this floral art technique using flowers with Pando but th lr^ of a pound, she said: to land resale proposal —If It Is too soft for one’s difficulty is being pushed Pando is unique of its kind dolls, costume jewelery, VERNON - While the Town ‘"That company’s failure to pay provide up to 80 cents additional at liking, leave it uncovered to the limits of cr^biU ty. in the world, but she Is not wall hangings and other Council is awaiting an opinion from taxes during the period when 'the very low interest,” he said. awhile until it can be Sie makes use of special keeping the art to herself. objects of Interior decor. the town attorney concerning the property seemed worthless, and In turn the company was to provide achieved a consistency one (June 30-August 8,1980) material called Pando, a She has set up over 700 She said she especially selling back of land it fo reclo ^ on claiming full rights to it when values management advice and take stock "miracle” clay which con­ "Junco Floral Schools” in wants artists in the United wishes • several years ago, a local man has in­ change, is in keeping with its un­ in the company. “The problem, of - I f it is too Hard, it can The University of Connecticut at Storrs sists of bread and wheat Japan with students States to take a look at this formed the mayor that he would op­ scrupulous use of M eral funds which course, is that new, innovative, ideas flour, vitiyl adhesive, totaling about 20,000. In ad­ new material, with which, be softened with a small pose any such action. keep it ‘solvent’ at the expense of usually fall. Companies that followed preservatives and a drying dition, she runs 10 Pando amount' of alcohol-even she claims, one can Representatives from the First federal taxpayers and unsuspecting the spirit of the law quickly lost their Courses will be offered .during Summer Settlon II (June SO • 4ugzuC 8 , 1980) at the Storrs campus. As always, most of I agent. Pando flowers look schools in New York and express oneself freely in whiskey. Connecticut Small Business Invest­ these courses are open to interested members of the community and students from other colleges and universities as well I Ms. H itom i’s flo ral business entrepreneurs,” Putman money and owed the government its just like real flowers, es­ one each in Venezuela, color, shape and form. ment Co., asked the mayor and the share. They became insolvent,’’ he as degree students from the University of Connecticut. pecially under a strong Hong Kong and West Ger­ sculptures sell in Japan for said. She cited the merits of council to agree to sell back to the Putman said he has been trying for said. light, even outdistancing many. a few thousand dollars a Pando as capability of firm, land it originally owned and in years to have the federal act He said the small business invest­ the famous artificial Mra. Hitomi has recently piece for a major arrange­ longterm storage, ease of turn they agreed to pay all back abolished which provides for “this ment companies which are ‘solvent’ flowers made in .Hong opened her first Pando ment, a few hundred EDUCATION! EDUCATIONAL working Into fine, detail^ taxes, lien fees, and other costs per­ expensive welfare program to the are those which use the funds in a ACCOVNTinO GEOGRAPHY Kong. floral art showroom in the forms, and capability of dollars for a small table ADMINISTRATION 203 Cartographic Techniques II taining to the transaction. wealthy.” much more careful manner. "They 131 Principles of Financial Accounting 384 Internship and Seminar in Educational 244 Map Reproduction M n. Hitomi, a Japanese United States, located at setting piece, and 420 to 450 coloration at any stage in Attorney Daniel Shepro, represen­ He said in case the council planned give loans to new ventures but only if 200 Principles of Managerial Accounting Leadership 290 Cartographic Applications of Remote Sensing woman in her late siOs, got the Market-CiUcorp Center for a single flower. 202 Intermediate Accounting II 386 Policy Devel. and Prac. in Ed Admin, and HISTORY the creative processible of ting the firm, said the town to make its decision based on the the loans are fully secured by the en­ fascinated by a Mexican in midtown Manhattan. long-term storage. In addi­ 222 Cost Analysis Supervision 100 The Roots of the Western Experience foreqlosed on the property but that desirability of attracting banking in­ trepreneur. When the first sijgn of un­ AGRICVLTVRAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION! CURRICULUM AND 225 History of War in the Modem World the finn didn’t know the taxes hadn’t terest to Vernon, that the Small der security appears these com­ 298 SpocUil Topics (Welding and Mechanics INSTRUCTION 206 Introduction to the History of Science Skills) 311 Workshop in Education: Personal Growth for HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY been paid until the foreclosure notice Business Investment Company act panies are swift and practiced 'at ALLIED HEALTH Teachers REUTIONS was received. was intended to provide federal funds seeking court foreclosures. It will not 302 Health Care Processes and Systems 32S Foundations of Curriculum Developtnent 201 Infancy and Childhood Diet and exercise He said, “We’re just asking the ALLIED HEALTHt PHYSICAL THERAPY 327 Junior High and Middle School Eklucation 280 Woman: A Developmental Perspective to aid innovation in the small be easy to embarrass the First 201 Clinical Arts I 328 Secondary School Curriculum 356 Family Therapy town to correct an error that business area. Connecticut in court,” Putman said. 204 Clinical Arts Summer Practlcum 331 Teaching the Elementary School Child MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE A detailed report on know it. association recommends For more information on probably wasn’t made with any in­ He explained that under the act in­ “I am aware that the present ANTHROPOLOGY 332 Psychology of Music Education SCIENCES tent, to save the cost of court 297 Field School in Archaeology 362 The teaching of Reading 270 Human Behavior in Organizations nutrition and physical The experts say that that athletes consume these.toplcs, consult the ar­ vestors with 4100,000 or more could owners of First Connecticut are 30fp Field School in Archaeology 386 Problems in the Teaching of Literature to 338 Managerial and Organizational Behavior fitness has just been weight loss can best be fluids before, during and ticle "Nutrition and procedures.” receive up to-80 percent more money large contributors to the state ART Adolescents MARKETING released by the American achieved by a combination after exercise to avoid Physical Fitness” in the In a letter to the mayor, Edward L. if the company’s avowed intention Democratic Party. I do not believe 164 Introduction to Painting 429 Curriculum Construction in School Music 225 Promotional Strategy Putman of 2 Rheel St. said he wanted 166 Introduction to Photography 454 Problems In the Teaching of Children's MATHEMATICS Dietetic Association, a of dietary moderation and becoming dehydrated. May. 1980 issue of The Jour­ was to provide high risk capital for that such contributions aid Vernon or 233 Oil Painting 1 Literature 134 Introductory Calculus II group of experts in food regular - exercise rather But your mother was nal of the American to express his opposition to returning new ventures. “The 80 percent meant do I believe that they would influence 234 Advanced Oil Painting 463 Teaching the Language Arts K2 Introduction to Complex Variables the tax foreclose West Main Street that for every 20 cents of investor the council’s handling of this BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AND POLICY 476 Advanced Reading Clinic iBl Intermediate Calculus 41 and its application to than by one or the other right when she warned you Dietetic Association. 236 Integrated Management EDUCATION! EDUCATIONAL 272 Differential Equations for Applications health. alone. not to go swimming for a property to First Connecticut. money, the government would matter,” Putman said. 273 Business Law PSYCHOLOGY MUSIC ’The association stresses The association stresses hour after eating. A full He said that from the newspaper 320 Managerial Economics 221 Educational Psychology 304 Music and Comprehensive Arts in the articles he read that alerted him to BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 243 Educational Tests and Measurements Classroom that exercise and the importance of balan­ stomach can make exer­ 106 Principles of Biology 904 Group Dynamics NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE nutritionally adequate cing calorie Intake with cise more difficult and the situation he believed the courts 229 Fundamentals of Microbiology 311 Summer Institute on the Gifted and Talented 165 Fundamentals of Nutrition diets are major con­ energy output. If you want more uncomfortable. State looking at land were used in the foreclosure and “I 266 Human Psysiology 312 Career Development PHYSICS 272 The Summer Flora 313 Qaantltativa Methods in Educational 122 General Physics tributors to physical well to lose weight, decrease The association suggest that the courts, not the city, CHEMISTRY Research II VERNON—The state Department The state owns the property in 213 Methods of Experimental Physics being. It recommends that calories (without recommends eating a light ! FACTS! should return it if it must be 128 General Chemistry , 316 Counseling; Theory and Practice 298 Elementary Treatment of Recent Advances question which is near Vernon Circle. 342 Educational Tests and Measurements good exercise and eating eliminating important meal three to four hours of Transportation is eyeing an area sacrificed.” 141 Organic Chemistry in Physics & FIGURES j at the intersection of Interstate 86 Some commuters, in the past, had 143 Organic Laboratory Techniques EDUCATION! HIGHER, TECHNICAL AND 314 Methods of Experimental Physics habits be established in nutrients) and increase before exercising. It notes COMMVNICATION SCIENCES ADULT 315 Elementary Treatment of Recent Advances and Route 83 for a possible new com­ been using the parking lot of the Tri- Mass Communication Systems 324 Trends in Technical and Vocational Educa- childhood and maintained exercise. If you want to that some athletes In Physics A m e r ic a ’s com m on muter parking lot. City Shopping Plaza and the owner of Spaghetti supper 210 Persuasion and Attitude Change ti(m POLITICAL SCIENCES throughout life. gain weight, do just the op­ carriers have an uncom’ 392 Adult Education Programs 361 Theory and Behavior of Public Organization engaging in endurance William A. Lazarek, deputy com­ the plaza had asked the town to have COMPVTER SCIENCE ’The experts advise that posite. events may benefit by monly good record in hold­ HEBRON - The Gilead Hill ■ 101 Computers in Modem Society EDUCATION! SPORTS AND LEISURE 397 Soviet Union: History. Politics. Economy missioner of the Bureau of Planning this practice stopped. no Introduction to Numerical Computation STUDIES PSYCHOLOGY the intensity, duration and Even athletes are eating pre-competition ing their prices down. While School will sponsor a spaghetti wholesale prices rose 94 per­ and Research, has notified the town The state said if it finds it wouldn’t 242 S^uential Networks and Digital Systems 160 Courses in Lifetime Sports and Skills: 133 General Psychology II frequency of exercise be warned to reduce their supper Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the 2S3 Software Engineering Physical Conditioning meals that are high in car- cent in the past ten years, of the intention to review the area to be feasible to build the lot in the 245 Abnormal Psychology determined by the in­ calorie intake if they cut bohydrates, such as school on Route 85. 268 Microprocessor Laboratory £Dl/C/4TfO/Vi EDUCATIONAL STUDIES AND SCIENCE the regulated trucking in­ determine the feasibility of construc­ suggested area then it will proceed to DESIGN AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA 206 Introduction to the History of Science dividual’s age, health and back on their workouts. potatoes, pasta and bread. dustry increased its ton-mile Reservations may be made by ting the lot there. investigate several options. They in­ 280 Family Finance 306 Philosophy of Education socroLoci' general physical condition. Otherwise, they will gain Will you need to gulp revenue only 59 percent. calling the school, 228-9458. The 308 Workshop: Design and Resource Manage­ 315 Principles of Graphic Communication 115 Contemporary Social Problems He said the area has been iden­ clude the availability of town-owned Don’t just buy a pair of weight just like anyone vitamin or mineral Some congressmen are tickets will be 42.50 for adults and ment — Direction for the 80's 419 Production of Instructional Media 217 Social Control of Deviant Behavior urging that the nation’s tified as a potential site, based on in­ property, the purchase of private 41.50 for students. Pre-schoolers will ECONOMICS 432 Psychological Foundations of Education 243 Prejudice and Discrimination sneakers and start running. else. supplements if you start 111 Principles of Economics ENGLISH 250 Sociology of the Family trucking industry be de­ formation developed by the depart­ land or to negotiate a lease agree­ be admitted free. -Social Security Consult your doctor first. Much of what the working out? Probably not. regulated. Yet, deregulation ment. » 112 Principles of Economics 200 Children's Literature SPANISH of the nation's air industry ment. 212 The Modem Novel 163 Secong Course ’Think you might need to association has to say to The association notes that 230 Shakespeare I: Teleview 184 Second Course Q. I’m getting student qualify for SSI payments. If a claimant is currently A. Medical insurance can lose weight? ’The associa­ athletes and would-be a healthy person who saw the cost of air freight FINANCE rise by 40 percent. 201 Business Finance benefits and recently Who would decide if she’s receiving Social Security help pay for durable tion recommends taking athletes runs contrary to regularly eats a balanced In past two years, the received a form from disabled, the Social Securi­ disability benefits, the medical equipment, such sklnfold measurements the traditional advice of diet supplying all the productivity of the nation's Social Security asking ty office? Social Security office can as oxygen equipment and a rather than consulting the coaches and trainers. recommended daily trucking industry rose an * Raglitratlon may ba dona at tha Olflea of Cradit Programa, Blahop Cantar, Storra. about school attendance A. Social Security works immediately authorize SSI wheelchair, that a doctor weight-height charts that For instance, you can allowances receives all average of eight percent a and work .activity. Since with the Disability Deter­ prescribes for use in a appear in many diet books. forget that old admonition necessary nutrients for a year. The productivity and • Cour^**ara aUw o B a ^ r t Avary Point, Hartford, Stamlord. Torrington and Watarbury campuaaa. p a y m e n ts w ith o u t a efficiency gains have been my attendance hasn’t mination Bureau of the referral to the state for Of course, most people who against drinking water physical-conditioning patient’s home. The returned to the consumer in For specific registration information and a 1980 Summer Bulletin, call the Office of Credit Programs 486-3832. changed since my last State of Connecticut in further medical review. patient can rent or buy this are overweight already while working out. The program. the form of lower costs. report and I’m not deciding whether a clai­ Q. My mother just came equipment. Whether the working, must I complete mant is disabled within the home from the hospital. patient rents or buys, the report? meaning of the law. ’The The doctor has ordered medical insurance usually A. Yes, all students 18-22 Social Security office oxygen equipment and a makes payments monthly. are required to complete developes all non-medical wheelchair for her to use at For more information, this report, even if there proofs, and any evidence home. Will Medicare read Your Medicare Hand­ has been no change in their relating to disability is sent medical insurance pay for book or contact any Social status. Failure to. do so to the Connecticut agency. this? Security office. could mean your payments will be stopped. TRY THE SPECIAL FLAVOR ]HEV MANOlESTElq Q. I just got a divorce. I’ve decided to go back to Of STANLEY’S PORKETTES. using my maiden name. 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AT DUNKIN’ DONUTS. a SPECIAL TRIMWORK to finally catch up with Patty a SPECIAL TRIM 70RK Hearst? (a) 6 months (b) m GREEN GIANT CORN Cott Ale, Club a WINDOWS yean (c) more than 2 years Flavors 1 liter GREEN GIANT PEAS S. The name Otis is familiar to GREEN GIANT CUT BEANS a FREE-STANDING AND BUILT IN millioits of American elevator RTE. 83, TALCOTTVILLE RD„ VERNON 450 NEW PARK AVE.. WEST HARTFORqJ RICK BRADBURY rlden. He invented the (a) ele­ 2S79< MIX OR MATCH 650 ENnELD ST., ENHELD 1084 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD vator brake (b) pushbutton 646-4236 OPEN DAILY elevator (c) automatic door tOWRY’8 Beef 225 SItAS DEANE HIGHWAY, WETHERSFIELD 2 STATE ST., HARTFORD Marinade 210 PINE ST. ANSWERS MR wine marinade 4Z !H y (O FASHIONED PLAIN POWDERED SUGAR RAISED JELLY BAVARIAN K R t^ m iht. Cficncy TVl/fs^ Open here at 302 Main Daily thru Sat. S A.M. 'Ul 6 P.H. 0 Sq ZB [ PINEHURST GROCERY INC.

It • 20 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 4, I860 Notice EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 4 .1980 - 21 To make ■ deciiion that’! Fraih peas should squeak n i l * y t • IS Http WanlMl IS Http Wtnltd 13 Mtfp Wtnltd 13 Http Wtnltd 13 Help Wtnltd 13 beat for you, get aa much whan the pods are nibbed to- Y U O llC n C B rillff Http Wtnltd 13 Http Wtnltd 7* H t^ Wtnltd WITf niTP^ Reqion__ information u poaalble on gather. Store them unshelled ^ GENERAL OFFICE WORK - ASSOaATES WANTED FOR DEMONSTRATOR: E arn ELECTRICIAN WITH MOLD MAKER, TOOL PART TIME POSITION - ’ Typing and Good Figure Ap- LUCRATIVE SERVICE T.I.G./MECHANIC to work INDUSTRIAL electrical rtills in your refrigerator. • Addtional Appropriations Retired male preferred to do $1000 or more sellinc' name i surgery, rind out if Uiere . « ___, ★ MAKER, MACHINEST - Utude required. Call 871-2996. BUSINESS IN MAJOR U.S. on fabrication and reiiair of brand...... JF toys and gifts (Fisher- I in control panels, wiring and are other methods of treat- ^ ttr e w r s ^ DKinnioM <• . » Excellent benefita. Apply: lawn maintenance and odd CITIES - Our growing firm is beating elements tor In­ circuitry. Ability to read and RN OR LPN. n p.m. to 7 a.m. vemon Mold & Tool, Inc., 199 jobs, nease call 6498201 to Price, Playskool,layj Fenton.) ment your doctor and you In v lla llo n T o B id Town of Manchester, Connecticut successful In providing a dustrial heat treat furnaces. Treasure House ^ r ty plan. design schematics and prints Sui.* * working pgrggt StrMt, Mam^est^. set up an apppointment. much neeedd service to Ability to read and work from required. Prefer expert can try first. Weigh the risks ’The Manchester Board of Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of with an excellent supporting ______L_ Call collect person to person erience and benefiu of having the Education solicits bids for Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the foreign busihessmen, blueprints belpul. Good for Mias Carol 491-2100. Also with trouble------shooting.jug In­ staff, caring for our elderl; MAN FOR PART TIME RECEPTIONIST-OFFICE Getting things in tfta$)a around the professionals, skilled ar- working conditions and surgery a ^ n s t the risks and OIL/GAS COMBINA'HON Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, patients in the self-care unit. house? If you've run acrott a few booking parties. dustrial machinery and con­ Maintenance Work. 91 Chest­ MANAGER for Orthodontist articiet you haven’t uted in tome time, tislans, and students in excellent benefit package. trols. Good working con­ benenta of not having it. BURNERS for the 1980-1981 ^ q ch ester, Connecticut,’Tuesday, June 10,1980 at 8:00 P.M. to Very pleasant atmosphere, Office - Vernon Circle. nut Street, Manchester. Apply now'i the time to sell them quickly matters related to United Apply at Industronics Inc. 489 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - ditions and excellent benefit yoar- Sealed bids will consider and act on the following: good wages and benefits. between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Experienced only. Send with a fatt-action Classified Ad. States Immigration and Visa SuHlvan Avenue, South Widn- Please call Mrs. LeBlanc, Part time or full time. package. Apply at or send for Uie second opinion, or i*’ Proposed schedule of rates and charges - Manchester Water resume to: P.O. Box 2356, Procedures. If you have a sor, 08074. EOE. resume to Industronics Inc. RN, 646-0129, M anchester Vemon, Conn., 06086. Experience preferred. Send you may And one yourself, j” ™ Departnlent. « D ^ a, . WANTED DRIVER WITH business background and are resume to: Box N, c/o The 469 Sullivan Avenue, South You can call the govern- publicly opened, proposed Ordinance - To consider the sale of a parcel of land to t e K J t i t e ^ ‘- ^ A y C E ^ « E - APP&J? people orienled, you can ENGINEER-TO DESIGN Herald. Windsor, 06074. EOE. irson: Manchester Packing HOUSEKEEPERS. FULL qualify as an Associate in your HEA-nNG elements for in­ ‘he rear of Tolland Turnpike to Ernest J. Reed for the sum of FOREMAN TO SUPERVISE 800-638-6833 (in Maryland; any and all bids. gegaODO RECEPTIONIST/ Company, Inc., 349 Wethetefl TIME, weekdays and SALES - Hartford D e ^ tc h city. Our proven program will dustrial heat treating fur­ weekends. Mature aira respon­ BOY w a n t e d - Grades 88. a group of talented welders 800-492-6608) to find out Specifications and bid forms -J ii>« TYPIST - Pleasant. Per­ Street, Manchester.______needs to add a skillful enable you to immediately naces, provide assistance in Rugged and responsible out­ how to locate a nearby may be secured at the Proposed.Ordinance-Toconsider an Ordinance concerning the sible individuals. Apply in per­ telephone salesperson. Sell own and ojoperate a profitable technical sales and and fabricators in the sonable and capable typist LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER door work. Robertson School manufacture of new heat treat Joyce Oliphant specialist. Business Office, 45 N. School romoval of animal litter and the setting of the fine. wanted by office located in the son, East Hartford ConvaW our quality-service concepts. service business having engineering back-up for fur­ for two adults. Liaht cooking, cent Home, 745 Main Street, area. Call 646-0176 Evenings furnaces. Applicant shoud be A free booklet about Street, Manchester, Connec- Proposed Ordinance - To establish an Emergency Medical Ser- Manchester-Vernon area. No pressure tactics. Your per­ limited competition. nace sales. Join our staff and 5:308:30. own room and bam. Call 521- East Hartford. sonality is more important to Immediate cash flow become a member of a rapid­ a good supervisor of people second opinions is available ’ vices Council. Please send resume to: Box 3007. and be able to maintain con­ KK. c/o Manchester Herald. us, than your experience. Full generating 6 figure earnings. ly growing company, offering PART TIME JANITOR for WAREHOUSE STOCK trol of materials and meet H E W * Was"hing®ton°^D a Raymond E. Demers, Proi»s^ Ordi^nce - To consider an Ordinance establishing time or three days weekly. Ideal for Insurance and Real excellent advancement poten­ CLERK - 40 hour week. Year 30201 * Business Manager regulations and replacing existing regulations of parking and SCHOOL OFFICE POSITION medium size office complex. Congenial office, we’re Estate Brokers, Travel tial and full benefit vackage. delivery schedule. Knowledge WINDOW WASHER - Full - Area school seeks applicant round, no summer help. $3.50 of treat equipment woud be a the setting of the fines thereof. time. Benefits. Own transpor­ Hours: 5 to 10 p.m., Monday, looking for the right individual Agents and Tax Consultants. Send your resume to, or apply for year round position. Tuesday and Wednesday. hourly. Call 6498648. plus but a good background In Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town tation. Experienced only. to become a vital cog in our Substantial Investment at Industronics Inc. 489 Immediate opening Hour: Phone Mr. Whitney at 5 ^2(m required. United States Visa welding and fabrication of Clerk’s Office during business hours. Salary commensurate with growth. Send resume to: Sullivan Aenue, South Wind­ BABYSITTER WANTED in 7:15 to 3:15. Must possess for an appointment. Chris Garcia, Hartford Services, Inc., 6450, SW 102nd sor. 08074. EOE. structural members would be ’TOWN OF M A N CI^TO R, CONNECTICUT Proposed additional appropriation to Special grants, Fund 81, experience. Call 644-2616. ood typing skills, have ability my home. Full time days, to sufficient to be considered to Despatch, Box 8271, East S ti^t, Miami. Florida, 33156, watch two boys. Must be NOTICE OF UMTA ’Transportation Program for Elderly and Handicapped g] work in busy office while Hartford, 06108, or telephone 3086688446.______EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - fill this opening. We are a ON GUARDS S, handling heavy lelrohone con­ dependable. Call 644-8502, rapid growth company Transportation - DISPATCHERS wanted to 5289551, EOE.______President of fast growing , after 6 p.m. tacts pleasantly. Reply with HELP WANTED PART TIME DELI help dynamic, small-medium sized offering full benefits. Apply at ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE , • - , ■ ■, - ;^$70,5S4^oo work in an Electronic business and person PERSONNELL ASSISTANT - wanted. Nights and weekends. Industronics Inc. 489 Sullivan financed under Section 5 of the Urban Mass Transporte- Monitoring Central Station. company requires secretary ELECTORINC In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and (jQ„ Grant - $44,497.00. From General Fund Budget alreauy references to Box M, c/o I’m shifting into Sales and Apply in person-Highland to work in close cooperation Avenue, South Windsor, 0 ^ 4 . Must have clean record. Manchester Herald.______Enghw Lathe Operator. need capable, resourceful in­ Park Market. Hi^land TECHNICIANS - Experienced EOE. 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by appropriated $26 057 00 References checked with him. Must have excellent preferred. Licensed. Hi Fi & dividual to replace me in my Street, Manchester.______shorthand and typing skills of Manchester, Connecticut appropriation to the General Fund Budget thoroughly. Immediate full AUTO MECHANIC - Indlv- Star Turn 815. N.C. Lathe varied role. You’ll need ac­ Audio experiened. Will pay dual with 3 to 4 years and be well organlzefT If this FULL TIME SITTER for in­ time positions open. For ap­ Operator. 50 Hours, Paid curate typing, reasonable SUMMER WORK. Local top dollar for top technician. fant and child. South end, pointm ent call 236-6119, experience wanted by busy businessman needs fifteen describes you and you enjoy Aim: Apprentice needed, with ...... ’...... $127,207.00 Holidays. Excellent In­ speed in shorthand. You’ll Manchster. Call 6489819 after between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Toyota-Pontiac Dealership. people. Full tlme/part time. pleasant working conditions, experience. Herbert Elec­ surance Benefits. have responslbiily for in- excellent salary and benefits 6 p.m. Full Benefit Package. Incen­ surane administration and $5.ffi per hour. Car necessary. tronics, 1081 Capitol Avenue, PROPOSED ORDINANCE $2,355.00 EXPERIENCED FLORIST tive Program. Apply in person send your resume to or apply" Apply In ptrton: your own correspondence Must be 18 or over. Call for Hartford, Mr. Rubenstein, MALE AIDE FOR private BE TT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of General Manager 575.00 D^IGNER - Full or part at : Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 appointment, 9 to 4, 872-2128. a t In d u stronics Inc. 469 5238001.______with some letters for the boss. Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ duty care of paralyzed young Manchester that the ordinance enacted on April 8, 1980 Collector of Revenue 2,850.00 time, to work in large flower Went Center Street, METR0NICS.Inc. You’ll councel employees on (College students welcome. Manchester.______sor, 06074. EOE. man. 40 hours, 5 days/week. authorizing the conveyance by the Town of Manchester to Town Gerk 440.00 shop. Apply in person and ask RT. a a 44A benefits. Initiative and good Academic credits available. BURGER ^ For details call Paul Herbst, Kenneth F..Comeau of Parcel No. 21 in the Buckland Industrial Treasurer 5,377.00 for George Krause. Krause PART TIME HELP aoLTON, CT. flsese iudgement essential. Monday- ★ KING m 875-4173 a fte r 5:30 p.m . Florist, 621 Hartford Road. Park be repealed and the following be substituted therefor: Employee-Pensioner Benefits 111,000.00 WANTED in Haying. Apply; Friday, 85. Paid insurance. weekdays, anytime weekends. 364 Bidwell Street, Send resume to: Chris Garcia, ^ u .u n J , m i PubUc Works-Administratioo 1,000.00 EARN $50.00/hundred MACHINI8T8 ' needs men to work fuU or Joyce Oliphant certified BE TT ORDAH^D by th e ^ a r d of Directors of the Town of pubUc Works-Building Inspection 250.00 Manchester. NURSES AIDE THREE HARTFORD DESPATCH, 225 part time nights, 5 to PARTS COUNTER MAN - securing, stuffiiw Envelopes. JtochestertottheTovmMh^chrate^ Human Service 360.00 'UMES A WEEK to care for Prospect Street, East Hart­ closing, or 7:30 to closing. Willimantic area. Full time Free Details, Reply > . ' S Quadropleghic. Own transpor­ Immediate Openings for Experienced Comeau for the sum of $50,000 Parcel No. 21 in the Buckland In- cpninr ritizpn< 2 500 00 /• ford, Conn 06106 or phone me Apply at 467 Center Street, only. Call 0482347, ask for Mr. "Homeworkers - V 15”. Box tation. South Windsor area. for an appointment. 5289551. Sacco between 9 and 4. to be financed from unanticipated Insurance refunds. ’ 94485, Schamburg, HI. 80194. Machinests in the following areas; Manchester. of Connecticut. Said parcel bing more particularly bounded and „ ...... ^ ^ ^ ^ , Call 6448490. E.O.E. as Irish dance teacher described as follows- Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget DREAMS bigger than your 1 9 7 ^ - Miscellaneous - Refund of Taxes pay check? Want to establish Beginning at a merestone in the southwesterly street line of ...... $412.81 that second income? If you competitive dancing. She is now recipient of the 1979 perpetual •BRIDGEPORT VERNON - Joyce Oliphant of Batson Drive, which is marked by the coordinates N. 349,877.490 to be financed from (3eneral Fund Surplus, WANTED have 6 to 8 hours weekly to qualified as a professional teacher of trophies in New York and spare. I’ll show you how. For Gerald Drive, was recently awarded and E.647,S07.656; thence running in a northerly and proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget •ENGINE LATHE Washington, D.C. for the best senior appointment, write Dept. H- her certified teacher of Irish dance Irish dancing. northwesterly direction in said street line of Batson Drive along 1979-30 - Recreation Department - Bonnie Pruden Program Experienced, She has, over the years, won hun­ dancer. •JIG BORE 10, P.O. Box 543, Vernon, degree from the Commision of a curve to the left Delta 50°-31’-37” , radius 379.28 feet, and $500.00 professional, career Conn., 06066. dreds of medals and trophies, during Miss Oliphant is a graduate of East examiners in Dublin, Ireland where tangent 178.W fMt, ’^ree hundred thWy-four and forty-five jq ^e financed by a payment from Readers Digest Magazine Full time, 1st shift positions for oriented real estate the tests were given. 16 years of dancing qnd has been the Catholic High School in Manchester one-hundredths (334.45) feet to a merestone; thence continuing already received salesperson. AMBITIOUS PERSON - Miss Oliphant has studied dance New England Regional Senior Ladies and Fairfield University and is in a northwesterly direction in said street line, along a curve to _ . ' , . . . . _ , j „ j . experienced “top notch” machinest. We Three positions available for Champion of Irish dancing for the presently employed as a nurse at the right. Delta 4"-43’-47”, radius 630.00 feet, and tangent 26.02 fPropriation ‘o^neral Fund Budget offer: qualiflM persons. We offer a for many years with the Griffith feet. Fifty-two and one one-hundredths (52.01) feet to a point; Dei«--‘roent - Special Detail Services For confidential, frank career that combines the best Academy and is now retiring from past three years. She was also the Hartford Hospital. features of owning your thence turning and running South 44°-27’-56” West, 79.08 feet to . ' oavments received for Soecial Detail Ser- discussion call Bob at a point; thence turning and running South 19°-38’-29” East, “ financed from payments received lor special Detail ber • Excellent Wages & Fringe Benfits business while enjoying a protective employee status. Sixty-seven and twelve one-hundredth (87.12) feet to a point; • Profit Sharing • Plenty of Overtime 646-2482 Fringe Benefits, Incentives, thence turning and running South 79°-56’-50” West, Twenty Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget • Air Conditioned Shop Ihx)motions from within. Call Coventry clerk and helper (20.00) feet to an iron pin which marks the northeast comer of 1979-80 - TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund 528-3869, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. An land now or formerly of Margaret A. Glode and George J ...... $5,000.00 Equal Opportuinity Glode, J r .; thence turning and running South 16°-29’-30” Blast in to be financed from the proceeds of the sale of Town land adja- Employer. line of land of said Glode One hundr^ forty-two and fifty-four cent to Union Pond. WARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY njMGMn&nssnro make successful transition one-hundredths (142.54) feet to an iron pin; thence running proposed additional appropriation to Sewer Fund Budget 1979- 186 Adams Street, Manchester I N Wast Cantar PART TIME EARLY South 13°-56’-40” East in line of land now or formerly of Francis 80 - Debt Service (comer ol McKsa) EVENINGS - Responsible COVENTRY - The first three 64B-6560 person, with pleasant heads above water,’’ Mrs. Benoit ding plan to take to the voters.) E. Peterson and Stephanie Peterson, One hundred sixty-seven ...... $58,506.29 telephone personality, for months were tough, but Coventry’s said. “Remember,” Mrs. Benoit said of and fifty-three one-hOndredths (167.53) feet to a point; thence to be financed from revenues in excess of estimates from large Happy position as Customer Service new town clerk and treasurer and her turning and running North 79°-55’-20” East in line of land now or volume users and interest on investments. Mrs. Benoit detailed the work in­ the budget, "this was done at the Representative. For an inter­ assistant have made a successful volved in recording legal documents, proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special view call Helen Mendello, 638 same time we registered 100 voters William H. Glode, partly by each, in all. Two hundred twenty- p L, p j 11 . ^^^SBStors 6760. transition. registering voters, issuing licenses, and prepared and conducted the Ruth E. Benoit, who succeeded four and ninety-five one-hundredths (224.95) feet to an iron pin, ti 1 w i nn MANCHESTER and coordinating the March presiden­ primary, began our rush on fish and ATTENTIONI Elizateth Rychling after her retire­ Ea»‘; ™ ^ y and four one- iiead Start Program - to be added to existing acco h t 41- DRIVf IN ROUTES 6 S T4A tial primary. game licenses, not to mention the h u i ^ t h s (M.04 feet to a merestone in the southwesterly Itae ^^ ^e financed by a Grant, m ent in January, told the Town Coun­ 3 IDEAL PART TIM E JOB I ‘”The budget process w as an adven­ hours spend with the ’dog problem’. of Batson Drive, thence turning and running North 14 -22 -20 . cil in her quarterly report it was a For students, housewives, or anyone looking lor a plea­ DENTAL ASSISTANT - FULL ture in itself,’’ Mrs. Benoit said. She “New on the job, short on West in the southwesterly line of Batson Drive, One Hundred additional appropriation to Educational Special A S S im N T sant, second Income Job. Conveniently located East Hart­ TIME. Excellent working en­ trying period. noted that it was the first time she assistance, and with a great deal of four and eleven one-hundredths (104.11) feet to the merestone Grants, Fund 41- MANAGER ford office. Good hourly rate, plus commissions and vironment. Benefits include: The part-time clerk assigned to had prepared budget information, which marks the point of beginning. ; ■ •: • • ■ ...... ' L ' ' ( ...... "; ' bonuses. Hours; 9 to 1, 1 to 5, or S to 9 Monday thru Paid holidays and vacation, determination, Mrs. Demers and I for the Summer Enrichment Program, to be financed by fees Mrs. Benoit’s office was transferred but "somehow we managed to com­ 2NlghtoAWMk Friday. uniform allowance, pension have managed to keep our sanity,” and profit sharing plan. to tax department duties in February Containing 2.018 acres of land. collected for the Program. We cover you for sick days, and holidays, aa well aa paid plete the necessary information for Mrs. Benoit said, adding a question 649-2696 Experience preferable, but and March, she said, "With the tran­ Said parcel is described on a map entitled, "Town of Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget vacations. We train you while you earn. the council’s deliberation.’’ mark parenthetically. will train qualified applicant. sition, short on staff, and trying to Manchester, Connecticut Department of Public Works 1980-61 - TRANSFER to Captial Improvement Reserve Fund CaH From 9 AM - 4 PM (’The budget-making process isn’t Mrs. Benoit lauded the efforts of Excellent opportunity for in­ train my assistant,' Mrs. (Gloria) Engineering Division Land Conveyed By Town of Manchester to ...... $80,000.00 Call 569-4993 _____ dividual who enjoys people. finished yet. ’The first budget was Mrs. Demers and gave special Demers, we have barely kept our Kenneth F. Comeau Dw’n P.H. (3i’d P.V. Scale: 1” equals 40' to he financed by State of Ckinnecticut Department of Transpor- Call 5283868 after 10:00 a.m. rejected in referendum and the Town thanks to Audrey Bray, tax collector, Date: 1/9/80 Revisions 3/4/80 3/14/80 3/24/80 5/13/80.” *«‘ion Town Aid Funds. Council is preparing another spen­ for her help in the transition. Said premises are subject to the following encumbrances: of Dfr^ors"**** Secretary IMMEDIATE OPENINGS a. Industrial Park Regulations of the Manchester Economic Dated at Manchester, Connecticut for SINGLE PERSON to Uve In a Development Commission dated March 14,1978 and recorded in this 30th day of May, 1980 6 Room Home. Reasonable Mayor to ask for bus shelter rent. Will accept children. Volume 662, Page 292 of the Manchester Land Records. 002.35 MACWMST & SHEET METAL PERSONNEL Call 6487911. VERNON — ’The Town Council Village, a housing complex for the system . b. Real property taxes of the Town of Manchester and of the Dad In the rewarding, exciting aircraft field. agreed Monday night to authorize elderly, but the council decided to Councilman Robert Hurd echoed Eighth Utilities District of said Town on the current Grand List LatliM , BrMgaport, MHHng, Tool Mokors, Forming, Susfnaat OpportunlUtt 14 Mayor Marie Herbst to apply for one DIralghlonIng A Ahool Motal Moohunict Noodod. To provido Nursing Cars hold back on this until the highway Mrs. Lamb’s sentiments and said he which Grantee, by acceptance of the deed agrees to pay in ac­ In privats homss and bus shelter to replace the present one cordance with Section 12-81a of the Connecticut General ADVERTISING PLEASE READ Custodial Ptrson also noodod. Top Wsgos, Bluo Cross, LOCAL 7-ELEVEN Food changes in that area are completed. would vote for the one bus shelter but Msdieal Psclittiss. Part Store available for Franchise. on the green in front of the Memorial Statutes. Blus ShsHd; Major ModlesI Bonoflts, Dontal Plan. Ovsr- Hine said maintenance costs have wouldn’t approve an additional ap­ DEADLINE YOUR AD Uma, lull Urns. ConsMsra. Contact: Margot Jepson, at Building. Ums. Ufa Insuranoa. Paid Vacation and Holidaya. run rather high on the existing propriation. non ghfsn to proforonco Southland Corp., 289-8261. George Russell, town planner, told c. Planning and Zoning Regulations of (he Town of 12:00 noon th e ‘ day Herald la reaponalblal shelters but the new type is supposed Council members suggested that Manchester. H&BT00L&ENGINEERINGS. oh— Location and Hours. the mayor he had informed represen­ before publication. lor only one incorrect to be maintenance free. ’The cost for perhaps the $600 could come from the I “An Exptndlng A Progrtnlvt FtcIHty.’’ NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY □ REAL ESTATE tatives of the Capitol Region Council d. Such easements and rights of ways existing on said Insertion and than only I For Information call them , to the town, is J600 each. public works budget in lieu of money Contrally Locattd at 481 Sullivan Avonua, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee of Governments (CRCOG) that the premises as of the date hereof which do not render title un­ Deadline for Saturday to the size of the 643-9S1S Some council members felt that spent on maintenance for the old SOUTH WINDSOR, CO.. Homtt For Safa 23 town would be tentatively interested marketable or interfere with Grantee’s quiet enjoyment or use and Monday la 12:00 original Insertion. the shelters aren’t used enough to shelter. of the premises in any way whatsoever. S 2 8 -9 3 4 1 in four shelters to replace the Noon Friday. Errors which do not AID i ASSISTANCE EAST HARTFORD SPLIT warrant the town replacing them (tall For Interview, or Apply Personally Monday thru Friday existing ones at Rockville Center, with the exception of the one in front e. A twenty-five (25) foot wide utility easement to the Grantor lessen the value of the of North Eattam Com. LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ between the hours of 7 a.m. and 4 p.m., and Saturday 7 a.m. cy. Illness in family. In- Union and Maple Streets, and two on of the Memoirial Building. which runs parallel to the northwesterly, northerly, westerly Claaalfled ada are advartlaement will not 3B7 Eaat Cantar 8t. Route 30 near the Professional Coffee social and southeHy boundary lines of the parcel herein described, taken over the phone be corrected by an ad-1 to 12 noon. ground pool and other extras! Councilwoman Jane Lamb Manchaatar 12 noon to 7 p.m., 5281451. Building. which easement is provided for in the aforesaid Industrial Park expressed concern as to where the HEBRON — ’The faculty and ad­ aa a convenience. The ditional insertion. Regulations. Mrs. Herbst said the present money would come from to pay for m inistrators of the Gilead Hill School shelters were furnished by the state the shelters. "We voted a tight will sponsor a coffee hour and social f. A dirt roadway running in a generqlly northwesterly- ‘WE’RE SELLIN8 HOUSESI’ at no cost to the town other than for budget and 1 made up my mind I’m on June 10 at 3 p.m. in the library of koutheasterly direction from premises now or formerly of Pan- the maintenance. dolpbe’s Auto Parts to premises now or formerly of Margaret /s Sunday June 15th not going to vote extra the school. She Herato Ronald Hine, director of public A. Glode and George J. Glode, Jr., which dirt roadway provides appropriations-they’re not in my ’The social will be held in recogni­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING works, said he would also like to see egress and ingress to and from premises now or formerly of budget where I work, she said. She is tion of those who have devoted time a shelter near Welles Country said Margaret A. Glode and George J. Glode, Jr., to Shady a teacher in the Vernon school and energy to the school. Help Winlod Lane. Said roadway or right of way is more particularly □ NOTICES 13 These are two examples. described in an agreement dated May 8,1980 between Kenneth DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, F. Comeau, East Hartford Welding, Inc., and George Glode, You may take any Lost and Found Part time for dental specialty OMdffhe: (jeorge J. Glode, Jr., and Heiman Diesel, individually and as office. Previous dental office size you wish. Vernon funds sewer plans representative of the Estate of Margaret Glode Diesel, to be experience required. Send PORIIR SfKET UKA—Customlasd S badroom UME ROOHY MNNISi 8lnallpluaaflraplaeo,2lull recorded in the Manchester land records. The Grantor, its LOST - Blue parakeet. Leland resume to Box JJ, c/o Friday, June 13, baths, ovaraixsd 2 ear altachsd oar*0«t and an Manchester Herald. dutch tor under 9100,000.—2W bathe, largo foyer VERNON — Following a public hearing, a special successors and assigns hereby reserves the right to reasonably and Linwood Drive, vicinity. George Russell, town planner, said he thought that the Answers to “Pete” . Reward. and an BRA 4 YEAR NEW HOME WARRANTYI ERA BUYER9 PROTECTION PUNI 60's council meeting and a special town meeting, the Town relocate said roadway on a temporary basis ^ould said relca- area would be going under construction this year. tlon be necessary for the purpose of installing, removing, 649-4109 call anytime. LEGAL SECRETARY. Full 12 noon Style B Council, Monday night, approved an appropriation of and part time. Experienced in Another resident of the area said the money was ap­ repairing, replacing or maintaining any facilities which are or $500,(X)0 for extension of sewer lines to various areas of real estate and litigation. propriated for the project seven years ago. ’The mayor may be installed within the aforesaid twenty-five (25) foot utili­ town. LOST- Black kitten. 3 month Benefits. Glastonbury center. Ads will appear *5.00 promised to check on the matter immediately. ty easement area runqing parallel to the boundary lines of the old female. Village Street Call 633-4617. Style A No one from the public spoke at any of the meetings but ’^ e appropriation of $500,0(X), approved by the council, premises hereby conveyed. In such event, the Grantor, its area. If found please call 643- a resident of Hartl Drive, one of the areas involved in the is in addition to past appropriations of $3.5 million and successors and assigns ^ 1 1 restore the Grantee’s premises to 9166, or 643-I9M. ELECTRICAL sewer installation project, speaking during the Citizens JOURNEYMEN WANTED. Saturday June 14 »2.50 $1.5 million. It will pay for the extension of sewer lines to Its present condition. Forum, chastized the council for taking 10 years to install g. The premises described herein are conveyed upon condi­ Experienced in commercial about 20 streets in the Vernon Center and Talcottviile IMPOUNDED - Male, about 2 the line on his street. tion that construction of an appropriate building or buildings be and residential wiring. areas and also for the relocation and alteration of sewers years old, Golden/Lab Cross, Benefita. Call 6485420. I M s now 1 room George Wells, said, "I think it’s about time you people commenced no later than nine (9) months after the date of the -as ths ptotura, largo in the Talcottviile area in connection with the expansion dark brown. Green Road. started to do a little work instead of fighting.” He said deed. By acceptance of the deed, the Grantee, for himself and Large male, about 5 years, TRUCK MECHANIC. tormal dining room, roe room wHh bar, Rraptaos, homo. High vauRod ooilings with sky lights, of Interstate 86. Experienced in all phases of what has been holding up the project is the condemnation his heirs, successors and assigns covenants and agrees to comp­ Collie/Shephard Crass, IME88AQE8 FOR DAD garage and a BRA BUYERS PROTECTION library, 3 toll baths and an ERA 4 YEAR HEW The additional appropriations will be reimbursed with Wetherell Street. Call truck repair. Gas and diesel. of some land. Mayor Marie Herbst said she wasn’t aware ly with the aforesaid condition. In the event of a breach thereof, ■■■ AN. LowOOta HOME WARRANTYI federal and state funds. However, the state hasn’t agreed the Grantor herein or its successors shall have the right to en­ Manchester Dog Warden 648 Must nave own tools. of^any request for condemnation coming before the coun- 4555. Minimum 5 years experience. DAD’S NAME^ to pay 100 percent of the cost of relocaUng the lines in force this condition by making a tender of the purchase price as Excellent salary and fringe connection with the highway project. stated herein to the Grantee of his heirs, successors and assigns Wells cautioned the council that if it didn’t do benefits. For appointment, MESSAGE ___ However, the state statutes provide that if the town and demand a reconveyance of the herein described premises. call 6887596.______something about it within two weeks that he was going to D EMPLOYMENT 643-2711 BUMCIURDS ROSSEni isn’t satisfied with the recommended settlement, it may lead a campaign of all people in the Talcottville area, 3-25-80 SHEET METAL WORKERS - REALT0R9 apply to the Superior Judicial District for the county in Ask for Joe, where Hart! Drive is located, to hold back on paying their Revised: 4-8-80 For Heating and Air Con­ which the highway is located, for a determiqation of the ditioning. Industrial and Cormr of MoKoo July tax payment. Revised; 5-164)0 Http Wtnltd 13 189 WMt CMtw cost to be borne by the state. Commercial. Shop men and Sue or Lee. 646-24tS This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Installers. Liberal Company SIGNED louAL HOuaiNO OFPOimiNirr publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days NURSES AIDES wanted for Benefits. 871-1111, 7 2 8 ^ . YMCA accepting summer applicants after this publication of t ^ Ordinance a petition signed by not full time on all shifts. Apply legs than (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as determined director of nursing. Salmon- VERNON — The Indian Valley YMCA is accepting Swimming lessons will be given at the Rizzo Pool, Ver­ from the la M official lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not brook Convalescent Home, off sign-ups for its summer programs which will feature been filed with the Town Oerk requesting its reference to a House Street, Glastonbury. SUMMER SECRETARY. Ten non Circle, starting June 23. There will be four, two-week Please call 633-5244. such activities as a youth sports clinic, rollerskating and sessiona for children ages 4-13. A special mom and tot special Town election. weeks, June 16th-August 22nd. swimming. Office duties and typing. App­ class will be conducted for mothers and children ages two JAMES R. McCAVANAGH ly to: YWCA, 78 North Main Peter Moulin, a Vernon physical education teacher, and three. Also, a backyard swimming instruction Secretary MACHINIST - Experienced Street, Manchester. 647-1437. H e r a ld classified advertising will be conducting two-week clinics in basketball, soccer, Set-Up Man (or CN(; Lathe & special will be offered for the first time in ^ area. Board of Directors MiUink Machines. Able to do softball, tennis, gymnastics and track and field. Youths For more information concerning registration fees and Manchester, Omnecticut TWO M A TU R E some m gram m lng. 1st and RESPONSIBLE PERSONS to ages 6-13 are eligible to sign up. 2nd shift or part Ume. Paid times of events, call the YMCA office, >72-7329 or stop in Dated at Manchester, Connecticut oversee operation of midnight The YMCA and the Vernon Skate Park, Route 83, will Health Insurance. Inquire: NIGHTS 6 43 -2711 DAYS at the office at 734 Hartford Turnpike (Route 30). this 2nd day of June 1960 shift, full time. Apply in per­ RIGHT OR DAY: 643-2718 conduct rollerskating lessons for those ages 7-14. The one- ChaMi Ttel Co., 81 Woodland son: Seven-11 509 Center hour lesaons will be given on Fridays. _ St., mnehester, 646^^. Street. Manchester. ..U -it;.-

Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schulz Frank n d EmaaL EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 4. 1980 - 23 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie Business & Service POST OFFICE ROUTE $0RT THIS NEU CAMP WE'RE T H i t ^ s s h a v E < s o r r F K THET HAVE 6UE5T I don't KNOW A80UT I LIKETALKIN6, 5UT 1 Chimpanzee 1 Vast period of p 1P MX rJ E I X 7 ALL 60IN6 TO LOOKS SPEAKERS ANP 4 Light soup time E r”A 0 Tj LY T c A Pbby THOSE DISCUSSION GROUPS I hate LISTENING! r R 0 NJ8 L [pj HT A uofT BfiiSiER S i n c e KINP0FINTERE5T1N6... PI5CU55I0N GROUPS 9 Soljdier's 2 Horseback Kj A0 0 0 sp Y By ADigaii van Buren address game s 1 A| 8 (abbr.) ^ 1E L□ N0B 3 Companion of 8 fr E 1 X X Fi L l e 6 o u t a T 12 Age odds 0 8 0 P T T 1Q ELBp n EMA 13 U plift 4 Newly married E*L Q[AR C H A N & E • o F-A d WBSS □ E3 RAD 14 12. Roman woman P E8[T □ s L®A c U8 E 15 Senile 6 Radiation 1 1E lL E M81 rbRM R>R Ev/ERYjS^DY DEAR ABBV: My wife cannot stand any body hair on 16 Rested measure fr 1N E□ 1T (abbr.) 0 0 m herseif — or on me! 17 Building wing T 8 0 Ls T 10 N mril 18 Snooped 6 Kind of fuel 0 L u E HER Elaine took her electric shaver alonft on our honeymoon, y-r r E □ D D ON MY ROUTE. 20 Divine 7 Mao • 8 ENT1 ERR 8 □ D D i-4 - and before she would let me tfet into bed with her she shaved 22 Nuclear lung Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan genization publish off all my body hair! Since it was our honeymoon and she sgency (abbr.) 8 Fence (abbr.) 47 Church 31 Swv/cM Oftorad 31 Ptlntlng-PapHlng 32 Building ContncOng 33 was only 19 and I was 20, I didn’t protest too much. I 24 Long fish 9 Cut off (fl.) SsrvICM O th n d Mualeal Inatnimanta 44 Homaa for Rant go Autoa For Sale 51 Autoa For Sale 51 26 Egg (Fr.) council thought eventually she would get over her negative feelings REAAEA4BER HOW A4QM 25 Pottsssivs S l« SAIP SOJ WORE ^ POES SHE STILL r p R A T H ER 10 Capsule 27 Farm agency 48 Babylonian types about body hair, but I was wrong. We’ve been married for 20 pronoun cm TREE SERVICE - Free ASK-M Y. We are available PROFESSIONAL PAINTING INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT, ALWAVS HAP TO SEW THEM our BECAUSE PO THAT, NOW NOT TALK 11 Unctuous (abbr.) deity Crete work ana repairs. ELLINGTON - Working with 2 H O N D A C IV IC 1975 - 1970 PLYMOUTH years, and thanks to her electric shaver, neither of us has a 28 Apropos eatimates, discount senior for your Typing Needs. - Interior and exterior. traded, exchanged. Half-price PATCHES ON VOUP VOU WERE /VLWAVS THAT TOU'RE ] A B O U T IT .' 19 Corn plant 29 Pope 49 Law and 3 bedooms, as low as $245. Excellent condition.. Original BARRACUDA. New hair from the neck down! 30 Repetition cttisens. Company Experienced with Statistical Commercial and residential. Fieldstone a specialty. Free sale on guitars, etc. Rivers JACKET ELBOWS WHEN HUNCHEP OVER'" R E T IR E P ? parts 31 Son of Adam 50 Squeezed out estimates. Call after 5, 643- Locators. Small fee. 236-5646. owner. All maintenance transmission. New converti­ 34 Hodgepodge Manchester-owned and Typing, Reports, Term Free estimates. Fully in- Music, 7 Main Street, New Otherwise, our marriage has been a good one, so I have VOU WERE WORKING, 21 Bullfight 32 Handle of e 52 Indian maid records. Must be seen! 243- ble top. Comes with 8 tires. 36 Thus (Let.) operated. Caii 646-1327. Papers, Resumes, sured. 646-4879.______m n ______BiiUln, 225-1977 or Bristol, 1- put off calling a halt to this ridiculous shaving ritual. cheer sword 53 Seed pods 9741, Extension 202. Call 9 to 4. $1800.00 or best offer. Call 643- ■------1 BAP? 36 Sicken Transcribing From Cassettes, 80049M23S. OfBeaa-Storaa for Bant 55 My doctor knows why I am hairless, but I would like to be 23 Edible nut 33 Margarine 54 W hisk J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior LEON CIEZSYNSKI 9365.______37 Cow's chewed B & M TREE SERVICE. Call etc. Call 644-8533 between 9:00 able to wear sleeveless shirts and go swimming in public, 24 Engraves 39 Plebiscite 57 Hit & Exterior Painting. Paper BUILDER, new homes, ad­ 1977 CORDOBA - Air con­ food now for Free Estimate. and 5:00. REBUILT GRANDS, Players, MANCHESTER - 2400 Square and in this hairless condition I can do neither without 25 Charitable or- 41 Cereal grain 58 Snow runner Hanging. Remodeling. ditions, remodeling, rec ditioned and all other options! 1986 MUSTANG - Well con­ 36 Questioning EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN Nickelodeon 'Types, Upright Feet Industrial Space. Ideal feeling embarrassed. 45 Prepares to 59 Watch closely Recreation Rooms. Call 64^ rooms, garages, kitchens Top condition! $2400. ^11649 ditioned. Asking $300. Call 643- sound TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Ful­ remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Pianos at Meyers Piano and 1019. I think it’s time to stop this shaving bit, but every time 1 1 2 3 4 9658. Spileckl, Realtors, ' ^ 2121. 39 Sstanic B 6 7 5 9 10 11 ly Insured. References. dormers, roofing. Residential Guitar Company. Phone 871- mention it, Elaine says she will not get into bed with me if I 40 At a distance DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR or com mercial. 649-4291. 2143. 1976 VEGA GT. 22,000 miles. am covered with hair. 12 13 14 LEE PAINTING. Interior & STORES & OFFICES with 1941 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR - 42 Noun suffix CITIZENS! 643-7285. Used sparingly. Excellent Please help me. SPRING & SUMMER exterior. “ Check My Rate DESIGN KITCHENS - storage area. Includes: Heat, Good running condtion. Needs 43 Upon IB 16 17 SPECIAL! Metal Interlock Before You Decorate.” Dardan Produeta 47 minor work. Must be seen! condition. Call 6499952. HAIRLESS IN HURON 44 Evergreen tree BRICK, BLOCK. STONE Cabinets, Vanities, Formica air conditioning parking. Good II ie Weatherstripping. 10% Dependable. Fully insured. Counter Tops. Display, central Manchester location. $1200. 6464774. 46 Pest aircraft 20 21 Fireplaces, concrete. OLDS 1968 DELMONT . DISCOUNT, plus 15% 646-1653. Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen RYE STRAW FOR MULCH - 6494334. 88 DEAR HAIRLESS: Don't expecta fanatic obsession (abbr.) Chimney repairs. No job too New brakes. $350 or best 22 23 24 ENERGY CREDIT! Custom Cabinet Fronts. Custom $2.00 per bale. Will deliver. 1969 VW SQUARE BACK - that has been indulged for 20 years to disappear 46 Produce small. Save! Call 644-8356 for offer. Call Matt, 6464409. Captain Eaay — Crooka A Lawrence Work. In Business Over 23 PAINTING BY CRAIG Woodworking. 649-9658. Minimum, la bales locaUy. Am-Fm 8 track stereo. Good quickly and easily. Tell your wife that body hair is offspring 26 26 27 28 2» 30 31 32 estimates. 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE 33 Years! Dick’s Weather Strip OGDEN - Interior & Exterior Call 875-7308. for rent. Centrally located, running condition. Needs body natural, and her negative feelings about it have 51 Breadmaking YOUR FATHER’5 THE WIN6ED M,„SOMB THAT l a w y e r FRIEND 7 r'VB NO IPEAl I 34 35 36 Co. Call Collect, 423-1196 after Specialist! Fully Insured. WICKHAM CONSTRUCTION newly redecorated with ample work. $400. Negotiable. 649 placed an unfair burden on you. Elaine needs pro­ ingredient R lN 0f CALL IT THE "MUSTACHE M " OF YOURS, HUHT,„WHAr CAN'T EVEN IMAGINE 55 Bird DRIVEWAY SEALING. 5:00 p.m. Free Estimates. Call COMPANY. General carpen­ parking. Call 649-2891. 1294. fessional help to get to the root of her hairy problem. 37 36 39 try and repairs. Rec rooms, ,„IT'S JUPE MELPRUM'S WOULP HE BE POIM' / WHAT THE RING WAS 56 Norwegian Protects and beautifies your anytime, 649-8749. CATTLE BRANPl family rooms, porches and DOWN HERE IN A POlWS IN THOSE dram atist 40 41 42 driveway. Experienced and MANCHESTER OFFICE 1974 TOYOTA STATION DEAR ABBY: A friend sold us a puppy that he claims is a 43 COLLEGE STUDENT decks our specialty. Dry wall U PICK MINE? ^< 3.. COVERALUSl 60 Second reasonable. Free estimates. PAINTING - Interior & WAGON - Excellent SPACE AVAILABLE for im­ thoroughbred German Police, but the older the dog gets, the person 44 4B 46 47 Call Art. 649-3061. PAINTERS. Experienced. Exterior. We take extra care and ceiling work done. ATTHB mechanical shape. mediate occupancy. Central Junk more he looks like a mutt. What do you think? 61 Stout Fully guaranteed. Low prices. Chimney repairs and concrete Maintenance records. Body 4B 49 SO with preparation and applica­ location. Includes all utilities. 62 Japanese 81 52 S3 54 Free estimates. Call 649-4285 work. One day service on CORN GRIB needs work. 643-7592 before GYPPED IN GARDEN CITY tion. Fully Insured. Call for Call 6490420,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. metropolis REWEAVING BURN after 6 p.m. small repairs. Call days or BS se 57 58 59 60 Free Estimate. Manchester 6:00. Asking $1000. 63 Canine cry HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas evenings, 649-2403.______DEAR GYPPED: Maybe he's in the Secret Service. P^^rty Maintenance, 646- BBIRY PATCH MANCHESTER - Retail, 64 Went before ei 62 repaired. Window shades, icS t 63 storage and/or manufacturing DODGE OMNI 1979 - 4 door, 4 65 Sighted Venetian blinds. Keys. TV CERAMIC FIRING. Discount SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS. Buddand Road speed. Power steering. Af-fm, DEAR ABBY: A reader wrote to say that her mother was 84 65 66 Sun decks, patio doors. Con­ space. 2,000 square to 50,000 66 Strike FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 rates. Quick service. Call 643- DAN SHEA PAINTING & Zeibart. Premium Package, BOUGHII suicidal because she had lost her sight. I was sorry to hear crete work of all types. Free So. Wlndaor square feet. Very reasonable. -A Main Street. 649-5221. 2543. DECORATING. Interior and exterior. Interior. 35 mpg. that, because I know a blind woman who handles her (NIWSPAffR INTEMRISI ASSN) estimates. Reasonable. Joe, Brokers protected. Call Biir$ Auto Parts Exterior. Also-Wallpapering. Opott Dally Snow tires Included. $ 4 ^ . affliction like a saint. I met her at a supermarket where I am ^ 1 M 9 ...... I ^ m a n m p e r t le s , 1-226- TOLLAND Quality Craftimansnip! Call 9 a .m . to a p.m . 568-7833 keep trying. 1876<01 649-467 a box boy. and incredible as it sounds, this woman always HOirfE CLEANING 646-5424, or 646-1305. shops alone and does as well or better than most sighted PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVE BoofIng-SIdIng-ChImhay 34 1969 CAMARO - 6 cylinder. people. She feels the packages and shakes them, and rarely BY “SERVPRO” Carpets, Baaort Proparty Alley Oop — Dave Qraue LAWNS CUT. Expert service. Building Contracting 33 ROOFER Wi l l i n s t a l l For Bant V e r y ood condition. Trueka for Sala 52 does she make a mistake. bridge 55 Lowest rates around. Call for Upholstery, Draperies, roof, siding or gutter for low Antiquaa AutoinatfeAutom transmission. ^11 Floors, Walls, Windows. We remodeled the store last year and the layout was free estimate. 649-7773 WES ROBBINS Carpentry discount price. Call Ken at 6497714 after 4:00 p.m. 1977 F 150 FORD - Automatic PO y o u t h i n k a u e y ..BUT EVEN IF N O T M A D E Professional-Insured. Call THREE BEDROOM WA’TER changed, but this remarkable blind woman quickly caught YOU evenings. remodeling specialist. Ad­ 647-1566. A N T IQ U E S & transmission, power storing AND EDOOOLD KEEP THEY COULD, W IT H I A .T .V .? 6494)836, or 875-6307. FRONT COTTAGE - on while sighted people had trouble locating the products. UP WITH CURLY BILL'S I ditions, rec rooms, dormers, COLLECTIBLES - Will 1974 VEGA - Sleeve engine, and power brakes. Low THEY'D STILL T H E Haating-Plumbing 35 Restaurants, Flea markets. One man behind her in the checkout line asked me where an WAGON IN AN ALL- HAS/E THE NOISE/ built-ins, bathrooms, purchase outright or sell on valve job. Excellent condition mileage. Uses regular gas. O N E I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Sightseeing. 10 miles from item was, and before I hod a chance to respond, she told TERRAIN-VEHICLE? FACTOR AND A M/VDE! i n n R 8 > kitchens, 649-3446. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet commission. Houselot or $1500. Call 643-2207. Call after 6 p.m., 6467916 ^ fy n a -L u m e Geaning Co. CHILD CARE in my Hanover New Hampshire. him! FUEL PROBLEM! repairs, plugged drains, single piece. Telephone 844- Tllodern Concept In thQ Manchester home, Monday- $150 a week, $275 for 2 weeks. Her courage and independence have inspired me (and ^ Friday. Hours flexible. Fees FARRAND REMODELING - kitchen faucets replaced, Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 54 Jfitrofessional cleaning Call 647-9745, or 727-1559. many of our customers) to view disabilities not as a curse Finding that extra trick ng ' Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, repaired, rec rooms, U jin-• yl • and • aluminum •- sidini sid in g .^ reasonable. Beautiful but a challenge. neighborhood and yard to play Room Additions, Decks, All bathroom remodeling, heat ANTIQUE FURNITURE, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE T T u U y Insured Free T Wantad to Aont 57 1978 JEEP CJ 5 - Four wheel my partner is going to explain in. All ages welcomed. “ I ^pes of Remodeling. and modernization, etc. Free Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, Speedy Telephone INSPIRED IN L.A. jUstlmates. drive. Six cylinder. Four new to me in several hundred well- Love Children!” 649-6413, Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Estimate gladly given. M & M or Antique Items. R. quotations. Immediate M OTHER It DAU GH TER Radials. $4500. Call 5684471 NORTH 1-4-10 chosen words how the 500- ly Insured. Phone 643-6017. coverage available. Call Joan DEAR INSPIRED: Thank you for an inspirational anytime. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Harrison, phone 643-8709. LOOKING for 2 Bedroom ♦ 92 polnt rubber bonus is worth after 4:00 p.m. at Clarke Insurance. 6461126. observation. I Apartment in Manchester V943 more than 150 for honors.” with utilities for under $330. ♦ AK72 Rooms fo r Bant 52 1974 ’TOYOTA CEUCA - 4 He saw that he needed to CaU 2894625. MOTORCYCLE DEAR ABBY: As an appreciative regular reader, may I ♦ 9765 23 Homaa For Sale 23 Articlaa for Sale 41 speed. Good condition. Good develop an extra trick in clubs Homaa For Bala 23 Homaa For Sale MATURE MALE ROOM $15. INSURANCE. Same day suggest some additional advice to the older woman whose VEST EAST gas mileage. Phone 6434785. coverage available. Compive or diamonds and that clubs Female, mature $20. GARAGE SPACE • Bolton voice grows huskier ns she grows older. (She complained ♦ 87 43 ♦ 65 offered the best chance. A 3-2 MANCHESTER - 7 Room MANCHESTER - Immaculate COVENTRY - For sale by rates. Call Judy. Crockett References. One must have Lake area, to keep sailboat. because she was frequently called "sir*’ on the telephone.) The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions VKQJ7 V108652 break is far more likely than a Cape with 3 Bedrooms, Base­ 6 Room Cape with 3 owner. Immaculate 2 1972 CHEVROLET Agency Inc., 6461577. 3 N I U i ^ license, plus few errands and Call 6490954 weeknights. She should see a throat specialist without delay. It could be ♦ 10 5 ♦ QJ84 3-3 break. ment Rec Room. Hardwood bedrooms. Hardwood floors, bedroom Ranch. Private SUBURBAN WAGON. Good meals. 649-5459. a growth in her larynx. ♦ KJ2 ♦ Q3 So he took the heart and floors, plastered walls, plastered walls, aluminum neighborhood beach. Many MMchntir, Ct 649-1042 condition. Call 643-6836 1976 HONDA 750 K with OM/P£V4R./ t HIS ICE CREA/A p a p e r T O W E L S ? 5 to 6 ROOM FLAT - Residen- , F.A.S., M.D. SOUTH played ace and another club. enclosed porch. Aluminum storms/screens, fireplace. extras. Priced for immediate after 6 p.m. windjammer, saddle bags.and IS STARTING TO /MELT/..,. LO O K FO R A Apartmanta For Bant 53 tial area. Manchester ♦ AKQJIO The suit was breaking 3-2 and storms/screens, built-in Garage, on treed lot. $58,000. sale. Asking $34,500. Offers? SALB SALB SALE! FM radio. Excellent coMiton. DO you HAVE ANY PAPER preferred. No pets, no CONFIDENTIAL to those who have sent for Abby's C O U P L E OF VA things looked good. workshop, stove, garage and Peterman Agency 649-9404, Call 742-9898 after 6 p.m. C O R V E T T E , 1975 cou p e, Must sell! 7424285 after 6 TOWELS IN THE GLOVE Ladies & children’s MANCHESTER MAIN childrm. Call 527-0147 days, booklets: Please, please be patient. I am literally SPOONS ♦ 963 A heart was returned and new burner. Immediate oc­ 646-1171, 6 4 9 - ^ .______automatic, options, $6375. p.m. B O X ? quality, clean, used STREET. 2/3 ROOM 646-5450 evenings. IN S T E A D / ♦ A1084 ruffed and now South led a cupancy. $59,900. Peterman Lota-Land for Sale 24 Corvette, 1963, original coupe. deluged with orders and am getting them out as clothing. Tennage Boys APARTMENT. Heated, hot Agency - 649-9404, 646-1171, GRCA 1760. 'Restored brick $7800. Cali 6491149. 1970 HONDA 350. Low milege. quickly as possible. Vulnerable: Both third club to set up his 10. Colonial. Nine rooms, two sh irts-$1-11.5^. water. Appliances. No pets. SMALL FAMILY SEEKS 5 Note that South had care­ 6 4 ¥ ^ . OR 6 ROOM Apartment or Excellent condition. $ ^ C4 II Dealer: South baths, on IV4 acres, with Parking. Skurity. 523-7047. 1978 DODGE MAGNUM XE - fully refrained from playing Gothes taken on consign­ house in Manchester area. 6497831. Keep Smiling beautiful gardens and view. Elquipped with many options. We«t North Exit South trumps. There was a good rea­ BIRCH MOUNTAIN ment. Bring yours in by ap­ RECENTLY REDONE ’TWO References. Non drinking or / !♦ B e Happy Only $98,500. Group I, Excellent condition! Asking 11” GIRL’S BIKE - Excellent son for this. He ne^ed that ESTATES. Athony Road, pointment. ^specially BEDROOM - Private yard. smoking. Call 875-1954. Pass 1 NT Pass ta Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. $5000. Call 6463403. condition! Used one season. nine of trumps in dummy in Bolton, country setting, cor­ needed-ladies sizes 16-18; No pets, children. $360, plus Pass Pass Pass $45. Call 6460849. order to keep the defense ner lot, almost 1 acre, ^,500. children’s sizes 2-3-4. utilities. Call 6496882. □ AUTOMOTIVE from forcing him with further Call 643-9508 or 633-2075. Opening lead. V K CLASSIC 1967 TRIUMPH heart leads. Of course, when M ANCHESTER - NEW 2 DAYTONA TROPHY 500 - All West won that third club he Houaehold Oooda 40 WE BUY AND SELL USED BEDROOM DUPLEX. \V, Autos For Sola 51 1978 PINTO HATCHBACK. original. Excellent condtion! led another heart. Dummy FURNITURE. One piece or baths, full basemen. No pets. 19,000 miles. Excellent condi­ 6494148, or 6467953. had to follow suit, but SoutH REFRIGERATORS entire household. Cash On The 1 month security. $425 to M50. WE PAY TOP PRICES for tion. One owner. $3000, or best PstroQroph The Born Loser — Art Sansom simply discarded his three of Line. Furniture Barn. 646- Washers/Ranges, used, Group 1, Warren E. Howland. wrecked and junk cars. A & B offer. Please call 6462972. diamonds, ft was a loser and 0865. ...‘x i - m M B gai guaranteed and clean. New 643-lfoO. Auto Salvage, i ' ' Campara-Trallara M o to r „.AkiP60,I <2ax> H& By Oswald Jacoby he chose to lose it early. shipment damaged, G.E & Call Tony ‘ Homaa 55 and Alan Sontag Now the nine of trumps in FREEZER $125. Washer & UBRA (S«pl. 23-Oct. 23) II pos- <200DUATUREDLV i m u r g p l V REAUORS FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT dummy was available lO ruff B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Dryer 5250. Kitchen Set $50. - Quiet neighborhood. Adults. elble work alone today. Cowork­ South looked over dummy ers or helpmates could cause life . liGGDL^ HIM the next heart allowing South Street, 643-2171. Glass Fireplace Screen $25. 1975 FORD WINDOW VAN. ^ f e u r No pets. References. Call 643- more headaches than the*value with trepidation. He said to to preserve the rest of his ^ f a & Chair $45. Double Bed Power steering, power y r 7443 of what they’ll produce. himself: "Greed is a terrible trumps to eliminate Uv'-e $75. Spanish Desk $125. 646- WANTED JUNK AND U TE brakes, Am-Fm stereo, other SLIDE IN CAMPER - 8)4 * W r t h d a y 60 STEREO COMPONENTS, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) thing. We have nine top tricks held by the enemy. PRIGED M THE ’S Lafayette receiver, speakers, 4985. 3V5 ROOMS - Like private MODEL WRECKS - Cash extras. $2,000, or best offer. feet. Refrigerator, heat, flush Teke care in whom you place at notrump and if f fail to Paid. Call Parker Street Used Call before 2:30 p.m. or after toilet, etc., etc. Moving, must Garrard turntable. Excellent house. Working single, Juns 9 .19M your faith today, esf^ially In bring home the spade game (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) sound. New $500. First $225 BABY CLOTHES for sale. Auto Parts, Inc. 6494391. 5:00 p.m., 6467819. sell! 742-6M, evenings. money matters. If you throw cau­ married couple only. No This coming year your luck could buys it. 228-3145. Newborn through size 2T. Call children or pets. Lease. 643- tion to the winds, you could be center on material acquisition if very d isappointed. 875-8570 or 646-6396. 2880. you don’t let your love of Inde­ KITCHEN SET - Butcher 8AGUTT AR1U8 (Nov. 28-Dec. 21) pendence overrule practicality. If rielther you nor your mate Is block table. 5 vinyl swivel SECOND FLOOR, 1 bedroom. Be cooperative and your rewards able to yield today over opposing Heathcliff — George Gately chairs. Good condition. Stove, refrigerator, (^iet, MONTE CARLO could be quite large. views, home harmony could be Asking $150. Call 646-4128. older persons preferred. No OEMNI (May 21-June 20) It's 74” SOFA. Matching chair. disrupted. At least try to find a pets. $175. Available July 1st. not likely you'll get the support Winthrop — Dick Davalii Excellent condition. Medium m iddle ground. AHUbe REFRIGERATOR. Frost Call 6496205 or 6434802. for which you had hoped from CAPfUCORN (D«:. 22-Jan. 19) blue. Call after 2, 643-2063. others today. Becoming upset free. GE Deluxe. $200. You might have a much more dif­ FRieNPS/ over the situation will make mat­ B eiN < 5 -/A M FCKONETHINk^v BEt^INNJlNCS TCP Excellent condition. Call 528- MANCHESTER - Newer 6 ficult time than usual of keeping ters worse. Romance, travel, your thoughts to yourself If a A s n e o M A U T ■TtlU e jE T N«w listing — Six room c o m w it h 2 5576.^...... * TAG SALES Room Duplex. IH baths. luck, resources, paiy. Of involving yourself today in any lack of patience or tolerance for ONLY. type of situation with friends fellow workers could cause your MANCHES’TER - Responsible where money or something of Levy’s Law — James Schumeister DIAL 646-5971 and something married couple or young fami­ AUTO-AHM^A life TIME temper to flare today. You won't V h FIREWOOD - Seasoned. Any materisi value Is at stake. One of like yourself If you lose control, Now 3 bedroom colonial with good will happen to your pet. ly wanted to rent 3 bMroom you will be miffed if things don’t EITV4W. HE'6 size. $80 Cord Delivered. Call P H p i | i GUARANTEED RUST PROOFING so be Indulgertt. baths, flrsplacs, w all-to-w all carpet, Dog and cat Doarding - Alog Colonial. New kitchen. IVk com e out right. ELQAPINO, OR. 423-7813, or 423-8234. rooming. Canine Holiday TAURU8 (AprH 2(Miay 20) The baths. $450. Non-sm okers 1 l l B I B I W I T H EVERY MONTE CARLO VmOO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) All takers in this world might have iWAN ANAUY6I6 vinyl siding. Botvera School arsa. nne, 200 Sheldon Road, preferred. 2284418. partnership matters or one-to- HAS) fcf50LV^P SEARS STEREO • Am-fm, 8 you pegged as an easy mark * 6 4 ,9 0 0 . fManchester. PURCHASED DURING THIS SUPER SALES one relationships will require today. \oii know vrho tf^ are. HI6 H06T1HTV track with recorder, turntable FORES’TRIDGE extremely tactful handling t(^ay. Avoid them and you'll save your­ COMPUPX. and two speakers. Excellent FREE ADORABLE event.______Be as cooperative as possible, self aggravation. EXECUTIVE even If the o ther guy Isn’t. condition. $200. Call after 6 KITTENS - 7 weeks old. ’Two CONTEMPORARY con­ Brand n«w 1080 Monta Carlo. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | p.m., 647-1400.______gogden.white, 1 Calico. 649 dominium. 2V4 bath, pool, ten­ V 4 angina, auto, trana., ataal 0K9, or 646-7464. nis, central air. July 1. $625. Short Ribs - Frank Hill * HIS FRIENP ISNY AMUSEP." POOI^ 24’ X 4’ , 7 ft. deep. bait whita walla, valua Anne-6461180. Peiflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. appaaranca packaga, cuatom FREE ’TO GOOD HOME. 10 I CXJNT MIND OPENING IT WILL GIVE AAE ,, $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. weeks old, 1 pure black kitten trim panala, body alda mida., Buga Bunny — Heimdahl A Stoffel EAST HAR’TFORD - Working /vW NEW SHOW ON T IM E T O p o l i s h M V and 3 pure black with white with 2 or 3 bedrooms as low powar ataartng, powar brakaa, plu« fraa Ufa tima guarantaa rust T H E ROAD.. DANCING AND THE paws. Call 646-6629. $180. Locators. Small fee. 236 DEUVERVOPA'V EXCUSE M£,DOC,HOW PAR 5646. proofing. SL 4030. JiOKESi IS TWE FOOD FAZM ? MOVING! 22 Cubic foot 3 door FREE! Good homes for 3 Refrigerator, with Ice Maker, adorable puppies. 1 female, 2 SOUTH WINDSOR • Worklg Our Boarding House $400. 4 HP Snowblower $2M. males. Please Call 6^1497; with 2 and 3 bedrooms, as low Console Stereo $25. Sofa B ^ , keep trying. as $245. Locators. Smiall fee. HOWO/. PARPNER.'ALKMP M. dUZZLW HARRUMPH! I AM Im m aculate 7 room cape loaded w ith excellent condition $100. 2 2365646. lj> Trte NAME ANP O il 15 MY SAME.' MAJOR HOOPLE chairs $10 each. Please call u m i m n a . *6399 KI’TTENS - 2 Beautiful CaUco BUT ISOLP (3UT iO PON’T axbas - kidudbig rsmoOslBJ httohan, FORMERLY OF 644-2972. kittens, looking for loving VERNON- Working with 2 or 3 44 YIAfft-OP MBLUNQ AND 8ERVICINQ (JIVE ME A <5REASE OOBSHAW w all-to-w all carpet, library, den and homes. One with Manx bedrooms, as low as $220. CUtVROLtn IN TNB ONtATBR HARTFORD AREA. HAW!-OIL A)ID

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