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Rockville High gi'adus^tes 371 in indoor ceremony Weather Inside today Partly tunny, hot, humid today, hliha BARBARA RICHMOND He said the number going into the mid 80a to 90. Partly doody, tamld 18 Kitchen 25 military is up this year from a year tonight, low mid 80t to TOt. Partly J^"’**^* 23 Obituaries .1 2 Hrrdd Reporter r ...... 23 Second Thought 25 While the iklee were bright and ago while the number planning to cloudy, humid Thursday, high mid to O m *' marry is down. Another 2 per cent upper 80s. National weather forecast ...... 4 Sr Citizens 32 clear at 7 p.m. when Rockville High map on Page 20...... 10-11 Sports 15-15 School graduates marched to the plan to travel and 5 per cent are un i|i|ie--^^ xcv, ilo.» PRICKi FIFTEEN CENT8> j strains of Pomp and Circumstance, decided. they had been ominous at mid-day Twenty members of the class were and the decision was made to have named Connecticut Scholars and one ceremonies inside. was awarded a National Merit The 371 graduates in their blue and Scholarship whjle 10 received com Strike in third day gold caps and gowns switched their mendations. tassles at 8:15 p.m. and then threw . Scholarships, from various caps and confetti high in the air as sources, will amount to $63,604 next they were pronounced graduates of year, double the amount of last year. Rockville High's bicentennial class. Dr. Ramsdell said. For the coming The invocation and the benediction four-year period the monetary value Bay State workers were given by Rabbi Marshall Press of the scholarships will total $207,724. of B'nai Israel Synagogue, Rockville. Mrs. Devra N. Baum and Mrs. The school band play^ the national Joann L. Worthen, members of the anthem and the choir sang "No Man Board of Education, and James Is An Island,” and "Halls of Ivy.” Boettcher, a former member, con Many people who had plann^ to ferred the diplomas on the defy court orders attend the exercises if they were out graduates. Each had a son in the side were at least allowed to watch graduating class. They were assisted \ them on closed circuit television in by Dr. Robert Linstone and Albert BOSTON (UPI) — Striking state "Vie want this illegal action anarchy and that must not happen, " the auditorium. Kerkin, assistant superintendents. workers remained off their jobs for a slopped," George Bennett, head of Morse said. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, James E. Hahn, president of the third day today in open defiance of the slate's negotiating team said Union leaders Doyle and Paul superintendent of schools, spoke with senior cldss, presented the school court orders. today. "It's very difficult to con- Quirk were ordered into court at pride of the class and listed some of with a set of bicycle racks to help Leaders of the striking union have sumate an agreement when the other noon to show cause why they should its statistics. alleviate the "parking” problem at been ordered to appear in court today side is disobeying the law." not be held in contempt of court. He said 34 per cent will go on to the school. to explain why they ignored the back- Both sides agreed to return' to the Morse said "a good faith effort" by four-year colleges; 23 per cent to to-work orders. bargaining table later today under union leaders to end the strike would Union head Howard Doyle said ear two-year colleges; 4 per cent to other j . ° j 5 i % i ? ? p r e * s S ; JoaSne .Mrs. Devra Baum, member of the Board of Education, gets a Marcia Benoit, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Thomas Benoit the direction of labor mediator Eric mUjgate any sanctions he might im- ly tod^y he would not order striking Schmertz of New York. Talks had pdse. schools; 26 will go to work; 7 per cent Ramondetta, secretary; Randall W. hug from her son, Michael Baum, as she presented him with his will enter one of the branches of receives her diploma from Mrs. Joann Worthen a member of the workei'i to return to work. been stalled since Monday while the Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, who took military service and 1 per cent will Gifford, treasurer; and Denise diploma. Albert Kerkin and Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant Board of Education. (Herald photos by Richmond) South School closes for last time Picketers^ i^arrying donuts and sip state sought to force the striking a hardline approach to the strike at marry. Finnerty, assistant treasurer. superintendents look on. (Herald photos by Richmond) ping coffee I arrived outside state workers back to work in exchange to its outset Monday, said Tuesday "if Youngsters leave Manchester’s South School for the last time as local public schools closed buildings and agencies at dawn. agreeing to mediation. the court orders mediation, we will for the summer Tuesday afternoon. The four-room, 57-student school, which housed just "We sure have got pickets out Suffolk Superior Judge Thomas B. mediate." kindergarten through Grade 3 students, will be closed to regular classes this fall in a school side," said a volunteer employe at Morse Jr. Tuesday night also ordered Dukakis said he was "very, very board cost-cutting effort. The school, however, will house the local Head Start program this Danvers Stale Hospital. "I’ve been the labor leaders to notify union disturbed” that union leaders had Speakers disagree on conformity here since Sunday and wish I could go members immediately to Cease broken their promise to provide es fall. Public school students are on vacation until Sept. 8, a Wednesday, when 1976-1977 home,” she said. picketing all bridges, water treat sential slate services at hospitals, I'lndlviduality is one of the most Miss Menard cautioned the word conformity you automatically individuality and personal freedom,” classes are scheduled to begin. (Herald photo by Pinto) "I'm just sitting here looking out ment facilities, public and mental mental institutions and prisons important elements in a person's audience and fellow classmates, that tune oilt the subject being talked Gledhill said. the window at the strikers," said health insUtutiohs and prisons. during the strike. "The very least we lifestyle.” "We often fail to realize a persdn must accept and respect the about. To most of us conformity is a He explained there is a difference Supt. James Callahan of Lemuel "As thd'strike continues and ten can expect is that essential services the absolute necessity of conformity opinions of others and their ideas and dirty word with only negative im between beneficial conformity and 8th District rests Shattuck Hospital. sions mount we tread on the edge of be provided." he said. for the existence of society.... for traditions. "But he should also rely plications." the conformity which ignores per “We are not in an emergency situa basic survival.” upon himself. He should initiate and “Maybe the reason we consider sons as individuals. m tion. but a lot of us are tired." said These were the differing thoughts not imitate,” she said. conformity as something to avoid is He said conformity should come ■ '.m < Town presenting its case Mary Rideout, a non-striking voiced by Catherine Menard, valedic Gledhill said, "When you hear the that we associate it with a ioss of our from knowing the alternatives and employe at Tewksbury Hospital. Grasso to campaign torian and Jeffrey Gledhlll, the consequences of each of them. He A trickle of early-bird picketers salutatorlan,, of Rockville High -Army due added that conformity need not be a y began their vigil at the golden domed School's graduating class Monday forfeit of anything and if it is, then in Buckland fire dispute State House just before 6 a m. The "Rochambeau's Army” will arrive in East Hartford for Carter ticket night. the individual, if he is apathetic and strikers were outnumbered by blue Wednesday after camping in Bolton Tuesday night. Miss Menard termed individuality uninformed, is respoqsible. By DOUG BEVINS jurisdiction for fire protection in the exhibits, one of which prompted a and white uniformed Capitol police. The men will be met on Silver Lane at'the East. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. of stale schedule has been drawn up as a quality which separates and dis "Conformity shouldn’t confine you n i> Herald Reporter Buckland area —rested its case courtroom dispute over admissibility “ I got here at 5:30 and I’m going to Hartford-Manchester town line at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. The town started its of evidence. Grasso said today she has agreed to as yet, tinguishes one man from another. nor ignore your value as a person. Former Town Fire Chief W. Qlf- stay...," a State House striker said. The original Rochambeau Army arrived in Hartford defense with the testimony by LaBelle offered as evidence a total campaign outside of Connecticut in A spokesman for the governor said "An individual must use his total self Conformity can only reflect the fori^ason will continue his “ Yes, you are supposed to be on the 200 years ago on June 23. Mayor Richard H. Mason. of 18 petitions, circulated in the behalf of Democratic presidential there was no discussion of the vice — his character, his intelligence, his oneness of humanity and the testimohy about Town of Manchester picket lines," said, a union Blackstone, Terry Blackstone, chairman of the East The trial started Tuesday morning Buckland area last September, which front runner Jimmy Carter. presidential nomination or cabinet- abilities, and his ambitions,” she recognition that we are able, with fire service planning when the spokeswoman who answered the Hartford American Revolution Bicentennial Commis before Judge Edward Hamlll, and led to an Eighth District referendum Mrs. Grasso met Carter Tuesday level positions. Mrs. Grasso, the said. thoughtfulness, to live with each Buckland fire protection trial strikers' information telephone. sion, and other officials will greet the marchers. District Counsel John LaBelle rested night for the first time in Boston and nation's only woman governor, has She quoted Ralph Waldo Emerson other,” he concluded. resumes Thursday in Hartford Coun ' " ' See Page Twelve Ceremonies will follow at the Silver Lane School and his case after presenting 26 exhibits said she could understand the former said previously she would not be in "who spoke out strongly against con So a person can be a conformist ty Superior Ckiurt. the "publick” is invited. A mock battle between the \ and calling five witnesses. Georgia governor's "tremendous terested in seeking the vice presiden formity in society.” He said, "Whaso and yet keep his individuality, it's all The Eighth Utilities District army and the Governor's Food Guard, will be staged Catherine Menard Jeffrey Gledhill The morning session was taken up appeal." tial nomination. would be a man must be a nonconfor in the knowing how to balance your —which brought the lawsuit against at Shea Park to the rear of the school. Valcdirtorlan Salulalorian by offering of the many plaintiff’s 8th District to elect The two discussed the campaign in mist.” life. the town to determine who has "I 4hink his moderation and good general, the partyjk platform, and sense will serve as a unifying force Mrs. Gr)sso said Carter plans to par 4 not only within the Democratic party y. flirectors tonight ticipate. .ir/ the final drawing of the but throughout the nation,” said Mrs. Rockville High School Class of 1976 platform. He also intends to incor- Sewer complaints discussion topic Residents of the 8th District vacancies are Lawrence Noone, Grasso. potrate the platform in his campaign, News summary tonight will fill three vacancies on its Samuel Longest, George Bingham She said Carter asked her to be of said Mrs. Grasso, who called it Carlton Dane Adams, DeVIne, Christine Marie Lorraine Frances Latrance, Marie Quinlan, Joanne South Windsor Officials said parts designed to A&M Construction Co., and is| board of directors. and Mrs. Evelyn Gregan. help in the presentation of his Stephen Michael Lamb, Bar “rather unusual because previous Michael Brian Allen, Daniel Doherty, Karen May Dooley, Frances Ramondetta, Janice By Judy Kuehnel eliminate odors from the plant were expected to take about 90 days. | CompUad from Unlttd Pn$$ fntamatfonaf The annual meeting is at 7:30 at Seeking re-election to their one- programs throughout the country and Edward Anderson, Scott Karen Dome, Kristine Dome, bara Ann Lamme, Jeanne Louise Ramsay, Dawn ordered a year or more ago, but have The force main at Benedict Dr. hai presidential candiates have hot done Irene Landry, Patricia Mary The South Windsor Sewer Commis Bentley School on Hollister St. year terms are Michael Massaro, she agreed, although no specific out Francis Anderson, Sheila Mae Daniel Peter Dow, Patrick Elizabeth Ramsdell, Edward not yet come. been the subject of controversy (jue president; Howard Keeney, this.” Anderson, Jane Marlon An Lane, James Allen Lang, Alexander Ramsey, Peter sion will meet tonight at 8 at the WASHINGTON - Four Vacancies on the board are for James Dower, PrlKlIla Anne Main St. residents threatened to go to the numerous breaks in the line.^ treasurer; Edward Fitzgerald, drews, Loreen Joan Aniello, Draus, Steven Brian Earl, Michael Edwin Lanz, Diane Butler Ranslow Vibert Rd. Treatment Plant. State dozen members Of Congress three-year terms of Paul Cervlnl and to the state officials with their com The-Town of South Windsor is suing clerk; and Mary Laraia, tax collec Douglas Leonard Atherton, Bruce Lawrence Eldson, Doris LaPIante, Julie Tina Andrejs Janis Ravins, Bon One of the items to be discussed is are suggesting Jimmy Charter Patrick Brown; neither seeks re- Lara, Jay Tabor Lawlor, John plaint if some immediate action was Roncari Construction for the break tor. James Michael Aylward, James Wayne Elia, Per nie Jean Reutter, Joseph recent complaints of foul odors HARTFORD-Peter G. Kel choose as his running mate election. There is a two-year term, Ford briefs GOP leaders Timothy Leary, Susan Ann not taken by town officials. in the plastic piping, while Roncari is The district will be asked to ap Susan Elaine Backofen, Wilhelm Embertsen, Kimber Peter Rlce,'Loulse May Rice, emerging from the plant due to slow ly, the Hartford Democratic Rep. Peter Rodino, the New an unexpired term brought about Daniel Patrick Baddeley, Lee, Thomas Paul Lentocha, Susan Virginia Rich, Teresa In other matters, sewer commis suing the town for uncollected prove a $254,181 budget and a four- ly Ann Emerson, Kathleen sludge disposal. leader who played a key role in Jersey Democrat who became because William Sheridan has moved Nancy Marie Bailey, David Ann Falby, Dorene Elizabeth Debra Lynn Lewis, Kathleen Louise Rlckert, Peter Allen sion officials have announced the payments for repairs to the pipe. mill tax rate; two mills are for fire The complaints were voiced at a Jimmy Carter’? Connecticut a familiar figure during the from the district. Andrew Bajumpaa, Eugene Falcetta Ann Linton, David John Llpp- Riedel, Paul Timothy Riley, construction of the Avery St.- Roncari claims the fault for the Announced candidates for those protection and two for sewer service. on antibusing proposal mann, Debra Ann Lively, recent council meeting by a group of primary win, has Insured a televised Nixon impeachment D ouglas^ker, John Michael David John Fecteau, Holly Clay Austin Rocker, Betty Benedict Dr. and Pine Tree Lane breaks lies with the consulting power struggle for the state Baker, Laurie Ann Baker, Jean Ferguson, Pamela Elena Donna Jean Loalbo, Brenda Jane Rockx, Paul William Main St. residents who said they force main replacement. proceedings. Lee Lorenc were unable to sit outside due to the engineers, not the construction com chairmanship by announcing WASHINGTON (UPI) - President with civic and educational leaders on James Scott Baron, Stephen Ferzacca, Petra Rogalus, Terl-Lynn Rogers, Construction is being done by the both sides of the busing issue for Anthony Baskowski, Dawn Catherine Mary Ross, "disgusting odors from, poor sludge pany. his candidacy. Ford and two cabinet officials briefed Knochenhauer Findlay, Susan Marjorie Lotas, PASADENA, Calif. - President to attend weeks. Mary Batchelor. Denise Ann Finnerty, Leo Winifred Lynn Roth, Suzan disposal." Republican congressional leaders Edward Michael Lukas, Mark America's Viking 1 spacecraft today on the administration’s an Rhodes said he expected Ford, who Mark Warren Bauckman, Michael Fitzpatrick, Martha Thomas L'usa, Michael Bqrnadette Rozman, HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. in its third orbit of Mars sent Michael David Baum, tibusing proposal, which may be in Tuesday accused some federal courts Jean Fletcher, John Joseph Thomas Lu^by, Richard John Margaret Elizabeth Ruggles, Grasso says drivers of the back pictures of its preferred Patricia Mary Beatrice, Judy Foley, Wendy Jean Fortuna, Mark Linley Russell, Kevin state-owned Connecticut Tran state GOP conclave troduce Thursday. of "practically running our local Lynch, Amy Elizaj)eth Lynn Beebe, Shirley Ann John Ryan, Daniel Allan St. Goldbaum to leave school position landing site on the surface in Thomas John Feethy, Keith Margison, Cindy Marie sit bus company are not bound "It's a good bill,” said House ischool boards,” to also brief B ^ r, Joseph Roger Bell Jr., preparation for its planned William Fritz, Lewis Scot Marquis, Donna Marie Germain by a law barring strikes by>r $ HARTFORD (UPI) - President "Connecticut is a state where Ford Republican Leadei; John Rhodes on Democratic leaders on the legisla Michael Joseph Bell, David July 4 touchdown. Frost, Lisa Marie Gagnon, Marquis, Timothy Robert Karin Alicia St. Louis, Leisa After reading Goldbaum's letter. iy comfortable that the educational state employes. The drivers Ford , is to speak at the Republican has a lot of natural support,” con leaving the White House. "But it tion. Paul Bellinghiri, Maryann East Hartford Sharon Ann Ganges, Susan Marshall, Michael Joseph Ann St. Onge, Leopold Ber Dr. Diggs read a report on the status program which children are I state convention next month and ceded Black shortly after arriving in doesn't solve all the problems” of “Hopefully tomorrow,” said Depu Bellinghiri, Stephen Bello, have authorized a strike in the Mary Gardner, Michael Martino, Deborah Annq nard Sans, Michael Anthony Dr. Jesse Goldbaum, supervisor of of certified personnel. He said a HOLLYWOOD - Frank Ronald Reagan's aides today began ty White House Press Secretary John Marcia Elaine Benoit, Arthur receiving will not be impaired.” event contract talks fall to Hartford Tuesday night. school busing and desegregation. Steven Genovesi, Catherine Maskiell, Kenneth Paul Santacroce, Leisa |Ann Satryb, special education and a member of Sinatra’s marriage to longtime Otto Benson, Daniel Cheater reduction in staff within the East The school administration is also reach an acceptable accord. ;i:i determining if a similar visit by the "I don't think its unrealistic to Rhodes said the controversial Carlson when asked when the bill will Ann Gerakaris, Donna Marie Mathewson, Vlateur Jules Andrew Edmund Saunders, the East Hartford School Depart companion Barbara Marx will Bienkowski, Rosanne Marie Hartford public schools is almost ' reducing its nonteaching staff former California governor is worth suspect Reagan may not get any legislation to limit federal court go to Capitol Hill. Gerry, William Francis Gibbs Mathleus, Diane Elaine Ingrid Paula Saur, David ment staff for over 20 year?, efficial- take place Oct. 10 at the home Bill, Diane Laurette Bisson. completed without any actual layoff through elimination of a supervisory I his time. delegates in Connecticut,” he said. jurisdiction in'busing cases will "fill As roughly outlined by Levi earlier II, Randall Wright Gifford. McCabe, Janice Susan William Say, Sandra Jean ly resigned his position Monday Regloniil Sherry Rose Blaylock, of individual employes. position, a foreman's position and of actor Kirk Douglas, Sinatra Connecticut GOP Chairman "But I do think from what I know so in some of the blanks” resulting from this week, the measure includes a Amanda Lynn Giglio, McCann, Cynthia Ann McCor Schneider, Mary Beth night. Karen Lee Blinn, Paul Jonathan Douglas Gilroy, Schooley, Kim Schumann, At present eight teachers have not two secretarial positions. announced Tuesday. Frederick K. Blebel Tuesday night far there is, some prospect of our get Supreme Court! rulings. But tw said provision that federal courts could mick, Susan Ann McGovern, Dr. Eugene Diggs, superintendent NEWPORT, R. I. - Square- Douglas Boettcher, Jayne Michael James Giroux, Jef Kurt David Schomey, Joan been given assignments for, the com Last week, the school administra :i|: announced the White House hiad con- ting some delegates and not getting he wanted to study it carefully before order busing for three years and that Patricia Ann McKeown, of schools, read Dr. Goldbaum's riggers bound for Newport in Louise Bonan, Euhlan Gene frey Thomas Gledhlll, David Louise Sheridan, Joseph John ing school year. Dr. Diggs feels tion sent out a letter to all parents il S firmed Ford — in almost a deadheat shut out.” deciding whether to support it. the order could be continued for Suzanne Marje McManus. letter to the assembled board the still winds of the Gulf Bossie, David Francis Kenneth Godin, Michael SlIvestrL Jeffrey Allyn Sizer, through normal attrition during the lustrating the decline of 'student International with Reagan for the nomination — Connecticut and Utah are the last Attorney General Edward H. Levi another two years. If the orders of Bouchard, Jacqueline Lee Heldemarle Erika Meier, members. His resignation becomes Stream have made less than Augustus Gordon, Cynthia Catherine Alice Menard, Steven Robert Slater, Janet summer, positions will open up and enrollments and explaining the will speak July 17, shortly before states to select national delegates, and HEW Secretary David Mathews the court are carried out in good Bouchard, Robert Mark Ann Gorsky, Scott Francis effective June 30. He has accepted a 100 miles headway a day and ' Ronald Allyn Marker, Marie Slavik, Carl Hayden the eight will be assigned. related staff reductions. Connecticut’s 35 national delegates picking them the weekend of July 16. briefed the lawmakers on the legisla faith, however, busing would no Boucher, Jay Francis Grant. Laurie Fay Grassette, Sheer, Jeffrey Gordon Small, position at the University of Hart probably will not reach the Tall MOSCOW — A brief an Deborah Jean Michaels, Diggs also said, “At this time, we The superintendent assured the are named. tion, which Ford has been discussing longer be required except in extraor Boudreau, Kevin Arthur Michael Albert Grasso, Karen Paul David Somerville. ford. Ships festival until Saturday. nouncement from the Soviet Bouley, John Todd Bousquet, Michael John Michaud, do not believe that it 'will become parents that the reductions in staff news agency Tass qaid a new :■( The announcement coincided with dinary circumstances. Elizabeth Gray, Nancy Loret Stephen Michael Mierzwa,. Ralph Peter Sorensen III, Board members agreed with Chair Kathleen Therese Boyle, ta Greenfield, Kenneth Diane Lorraine Staley, Joyce necessary to actually lay off any in does not mean the quality of educa PLYltlOUTH, Mass. - Mrs. space station Salyut 5 was the initial effort by Reagan forces in Timothy Scott Bradley, Debra Lee Miller, Janet Lee man Larry DelPonte when he said, dividual employes. We have been tion which East Hartford has enjoyed ■:) the state, an organizational visit by William Grous, Denise Sue Miller, Mary-Ann Mitchell, Betsy Stone, Mark Leonard “This is a great loss for our system, I Betty Ford will be the special launched Teusday and that the Joseph Raymond Brooks, Gutterman, James Edward Summers, Connie Marie working carefully to eliminate in the past should be impaired. % assistant national campaign Charles Michael David Morelli, Mary hate to see him go.” guest at a June 29 preview and "onboard systems of the sta Laura Lea Bruce. Hahn, Michael James Sunderland, Paul Edmund positions where we can feel relative- tion are functioning normally.” I Black. Anthony Carl Bruckner, Ellen Morlarty, Thala jill' ceremonial luncheon for the Halloran, Kenneth Richard Moulton, Kathleen Mary Siirdel, Patricia Sutyla, Don Bicentennial art exhibition at No mention was made of I The President is the overwhelming Terri Lynn Bruner, Cynthia Hammel, Lynn Marie Har Swan, Annette Marie Sylvaln, » favorite of the state party leadership Anne Bruno, Stephanie Jay Mullln, Joseph John the Plymouth Yacht CTub, it manned flights as part of the ding, Ann Louise Hardy, Narkawicz, Colleen \larie Corinne Tatro, David » and top elected officials, with most Bunnell, Daniel Forbes William Rowe Harriman Griswold Taylor, Karen Lee was announced Tuesday. The program but the vehicle can , Burnham, Michael James Nelson, Louise Ellen exhibijion is . entitled accommodate six cosmonauts. predicting Ford will capture the en- Susan Chandler Harvey, Nicholas, Charles Peter Taylor, Yvonne Elizabeth Police report ^ tire Connecticut delegation. Carlo, John Joseph Carta II, Bradford Owen Hathaway, Taylor, Jacqueline Ann ■'Remember the Ladies — Juliann Chakan, John Howard Nickerson, Robert Michael Connecticut's ClOP has a moderate John Douglas Hayes, Pamela Nlsch Tessier, Catherine Marie Women in'America 1750-1815.” JOHANNESBURG, South Chaplin HI, Noyes Craig Lynn Hearn, Sylvia Cicile Thomas, Elisabeth Ann Joining her will be Joan Afrlce — Justice and Police tilt and many party leaders have said Chapman, Karen Ann Char- Henri, Betsy . Roberta Thomas, Michael John VKKNON The driver of the third car involved Locks and the driver were admitted Kennedy: Nancy Kissinger; Minister Jimmy Kruger said » privately they fear a Reagan can- tier, Laurie Christine Char- Dennis Robert Noel, Hewitt, TamI Marie HIckton, Margaret Ann Nolan, Danlei Thompson, Teresa Mary Leonard Kearns, 27, of 53 High St., was Richard Lavoie, 19, of East Doss was also admitted to the Kitty Dukakis, wife of specifically trained riot squads 'I didacy because it could hurt tier, Clinton Asa Church, Jennifer Kay Hopkins, Russell Thompson, Michael Frederick g Republican candidates for other of- John Norris, Jean Yvette Manchester, was arrested Monday Hartford. Two passengers in thp hospital and the passenger in his car, Massachusetts Gov. Michael were standing by at 18 points in ’ Richard Alan Church, Paul Hopowlec, Norma Jean Tobin Jr., Bruce Charles I fices. '1 Richard Francis Church, John Norris, Nancy Ann North, on a Superior Court bench warrant Lavoie car, Ralph Lavoie, 23 of Hart Jeff King, 16, of Center Rd. was Dukakis; Rep. Margaret the country to prevent new Horton, Catherine Sue Howe, Daniel Lowell O’Brien, Townsend treated. No court date was given. Francis Ciechowskl, Amy Ann Michael Edward Howell, charging him with illegal dispensing ford and Alien LaVoie, 48, of Windsor Heckler, R-Mass.; and New violence in the nation's Cloutier, Deborah Marie Thomas Michael O'Brien Jr., of a narcotic substance. ( York Lt. Gov. Mary Ann Krup- bloodiest race riots in a cen ' David Allen Hunt, David Ear Karen Marie-Therese Oellers, Sandra Louise Tyszka, Cohen, Jerylyne Ann Collins, ly Ingraham, Daniel A. Isch, Elizabeth Leone Ugolik, Mary He was held on a $10,000 surety sak. tury. I Charity fish fry John Charles Colombaro. Edward William Orlowski, bond and was to be presented in Sharon Lee Jackson, Steven Faye Ellen Orlowski, Robert Ann Vassllopoulos, Lois I Scott Nils Condry, Kathy Tolland County Superior Court today. today from 4 to 7 Paul Jacobson, Robert Paul Orlowski, Stephen Paul Lorraine Vincent, Sharon Lin National PARIS — Secretary of State m i Lois Connell, Colleen Joyce Jacques, Derick Sinclaire da Vokey, Nancy Elizabeth / Henry Kissinger said Tuesday Connor, Ingrid Rae Cook, Orlowski, Mark Edward Or- Frank's Supermarket along with Jarrett tyl, Joyce Louise Ouellette, Von Hone, David Andrew Jeffrey Smail, 18, of Hublard Dr., Rockville Hospital notes 40 black ambassadors un Karen Lee Cook, Sandralean MISSION, Kan. — Former the Greater Manchester Chamber of Jenifer Jean Johnson, Johanna Pantanello, Susan Wallbillich, Susan Ann Vernon, was charged Monday with White House chief of staff H. animously approved his deci Cordeira, ^rlan Mark Corey, Karen Anne Johnson, Lori Wallett, Paul Gregory Commerce and Jaycees are spon Kim Joan Corneau, Cynthia Ann Parker, Bryan Gerard reckless driving in connection with R. Haldemap says in a news sion to meet with South African soring a fish fry for charity t ^ y Lynn Justice, Linda Ann Jzyk, Parrette, Joseph Melvin Waltenius, Penelope Mildred an accident on Loveland Hill Rd. His Lee Coughlin, Kenneth Frederick Francis Kania Jr., Ward, Karensue Wendus, Discharged Monday: John Campbell, syndicate article today that the Prime Minister John Vorster from 4 to 7 p.m. at the supermarket Michael Couture, Gayle Marie Parrette, Kathle Fuller Par court date was set at July 19 in Com Admitted Monday; Rinalda Arzt, today despite South Africa’s Patricia Louise Kean, Karen Deborah Ann Wentworth, Broad Brook: Carmelle Bifolck, Daily Enfield; Vern Cook, Maple St., Vernon; CIA may have been involved in parking lot, 725 E. Middle Tjpke. Covensky, Gary Richard sons, Lawrence Anthony mon Pieas Court 19, Rockville. Marie Kehoe, Harold Francis Thomas William Whiteley, Circle, Rockville: Armand Cyr, Main St., Marylou Malloy, West Rd., Rockville; the Watergate scandal to bloody race riots. The meeting Gov. Ella T. Grasso has indicated- Craft, Rob Gregory Paterno Kennedy, Brian Lee Kent- Gayle Patricia Wilcox, South Windsor; Philip Doss, Summit Rd., Mrs. Kathleen McElvein and daughter, destroy Richard Nixon. will take place in West Ger she may attend the fish fry late in the Crlckmore, Kathleen Mildred Patricia Anne Paulin, Scott fleld, Lisa Jane Kerr, Joel William Fredrick Wilkie, ELLINGTON Vernon; Dolores Grabowski, Minterburn Meadowbrook Rd., Ellington; Robert many. afternoon, Frank Tomaquindici of Crowley^ Andrew Thomas John Pearsall, Gary Nell Charles KloskI, Carole Jean Joseph Roland Willis Jr., Court, Rockville; Eiphage Lavoie, North, Park West Dr., .Rockville; Frank's Supermarket, said Culjak, Pamela Jean Cun Pelletier, Rene Paul Philip Doss, 18, of 26 Summit Rd., WASHINGTON - Senate in Kloter, Douglas Rolf Knittel, Diane Rita Winkler, Daniel Keeney St., Ellington; Ralph Lavoie, Michael Olesnevich, Gehring Rd., ningham, Steven Francis Perodeau, Sheila Jane Peter Vernon, was charged Monday with vestigators are critical of the BEIRUT, Lebanon — Just Proceeds from the fish fry will be Joseph Milan Koniar, Michaei son, Barbara-Anne Phillips, Frank Wolenski, Debra Lynn Keeney St., Ellington: Richard Lavgie, Tolland; Thomas Potter, South St., roles the FBI and CIA played In hours after a bus convoy of 200 donated to Manchester Memorial (Herald photo by Pinto) Curry, Della Mae Curtis, Joseph KonIckI, Nancy Ann Worlund speeding after being involved in an Thomas Allen Piader, Park Ave., East Hartford; Jeanette Rockville; Ruth VonEuw, I^wrence St., the investigation of John foreigners, including 20 Hospital and the Venetian Pamela D'Agata, Susan Lynn Kowaiczyk, John Peter Krep- accident on Rt. 140 in Ellington. Rockville. Rochambeau^s Army in Manchester Dahling Christopher Andrew Pinto, Samuel Christopher Police said Paul W. Richard (age McEweq, Prospect St., Rockville; Susan Kennedy's assassination but Americans, left for Damascus Earthquake Relief Fund. blo Jr.^, Noreen Ann Krowka, Sullivan, Woodland St., Rockville; Births Monday; A son to Mr. and Mrs. Dara Marie D'Arche, Lynn Verna Louise Pitman, Worthen, Joanne Yarusewicz, won't dispute the finding that Tuesday, Christian rightists at For 50 cents, one can have fish and Michaei David Kukulka, and address not available) was Kathleen Thibault, Parkwest Dr., Harold Eastwood. Somers: a son to Mr. Ellen Davenport, William William Dean Poletti, Sharon Marianne Zagura, Annette Lee Harvey Oswald was the tacked two refugee camps in chips, soda, ice c^eam and cake. Rochambeau’s Army marched through Manchester this morning on the way from Bolton to Virginia Ann Kurth Leigh Pomeroy, Kim Marie Marie Zotti, Susan Elaine charged with speeding and improper Rockville; Lettle Torschmann, South St., and Mrs. Richard Sullivan. Woodland St.. Edward Deakin, Gerald John Douglas Craig LaChapelle, lane changing in connection with the Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. lone assassin. southeast Beirut. There a|so will be balloons and East Hartford where ceremonies will be conducted tonight. The men participating are DeCarli, Dean Walter Pound, Valerie Rose Possato, Zukas, Karen Marie Zwlck, Rockville; Maurice Wilson, Prospect St., William Stewart Ladd, Lowell Scott Price, Eileen Gary David Zwihgelstein same accident. Rockville. Camil Thibault, Park West Dr., Vernon. clowns. TTckets are available at from Waterbury, Watertown,, Middlebury, Woodbury, Southbury, East Hartford, Union- Frank's Supermarket. ville, Wolcott, and New Milford. The army will travel 200 miles in all. '
, f - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Wed , June U. 1K6 PAGE THREE PAOB TWOt- MANCHESTER EVEWINQ HERALD, Mudwitw. Conn.. Wed., June a , IWt , Washington window: STAUNTON, Va. (UPI) SMA President Layne The 116-year-old Staun lajelfler said an 11th hbur Staunton Academy ton Military Academy, clfort to continue Eu n J i Tie M m I closing its doors once one of the most operations: at the Jimmy Carter’s religion prcstigiou.s preparatory financially-trdubled school MEATOWN schools in the South, is failed and jhe school's |l21S'/k SILVER LANE I was part of the old Confederacy or there is no evidence it has hurt him going out of business. . assets will bt sold to pay i By STEVE GERSTEL EAST HARTFORD 3 ...... its debts. 4 ■ that Woodrow Wilson was bom and politically. Meat Economy WASHINGTON (UPI) - The issue educated in the South. Sure, there are people who don’t Outlet was never raised during 32 primaries And Democrats have not want a southern Baptist in the White 1 HOURS: Tuee., Wed. but somehow Sen. Abraham Riblcoff hesistated to put a Southerner on the House and they a re n ’t all on 9 to 6 • Thure., Frl. of'Connecticut discovered the ticket as the vice presidential can Rlbicoff’s cocktail'circuit. 9 to 9; Sat. 8 to 6 existence of a double bias against didate — a heartbeat from the Southerners have been presidents (Cloeed All Day Jimmy Carter because he is a Bap presidency. Texan John Nance before and will be again. Baptists Monday)____ tist and comes from the South. Gamer served two temns as vice have been presidents and will again. Morally outraged, Rlbicoff issued a president and the Democrats But the Democratic party has Lean, Tender statement: nominated Alabama’s John J. never had a Jew, a black, or a woman "All my life, I have Insisted that no Sparkman and Tennessee's Estes Boneless on the national ticket. Perhaps SALE Q f'Q ll eight Db'L stores man should be denied high public of Kefauvbr in the 19S0s. Riblcoff, a highly-re^>ected elder fice because of his race, color or Whatever prejudice may have statesman in the party, should turn SIRLOIN c re^ . worked against a Southerner was his energies to these political "If a Catholic, or a Jew, or a black rooted in racial policies which have prejudices Instead of worrying about should have this right, why should not been eliminated and which do not whispered cocktail circuit chitchat. STEAKS a Southern Baptist have this right as apply to Carter. well," Rlbicoff asked. "Who among So much for sectional bias. How us who insists on tolerance anddbjec- about religious? Donating gown tlvity based on character and ability Well, Harry Truman was a Baptist would deny this right to a man who and it never hurt him. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Betty comes from Georgia and is a Bap To be sure, as some critics charge. Ford will present her favorite mint lb. Fine lor the tist.” Carter "wears his religion on his green princess-style chiffon gown to (UPI Photo: If a religious or a regional bias sleeve,” but so do some Catholics, the First Lady Collection at the Outdoor Qrllle against Carter actually exists, some Jews and even some agnostics. Smithsonian Institution Thursday. All Beef A ride in the country 4 L ; Rlbicoff has come upon a well-kept Carter is a deeply religious man In Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld, the First secret. Where did he make his dis the fundamentalist tradition but Lady’s press secretary, said Mrs. Fresh Ground covery? Ford has worn the gbunyon five state A ride in the country in a pre-auto era horse and buggy is enjoyed by three-year-old Jamie According to an aide, who asked occasions and it is one of Mrs. Ford's Ashley and his seven-year-old sister Mary in the famous Country Store wagon in Newl ield, it him, Riblcoff senses the bias and favorites "because it is timeless." Maine, just a short distance from th^ir home in Springvale. This is one of the many wagons 1 said it did not come from any par that comprise the most complete collection of buggies and sleighs in the country. ticular group. Riblcoff described it, according to Swim classes i C the aide, as a "kind of whispering start Monday thing, cocktail talk that becomes in fb. \ sidious ...” The first session swim AIRWAY Cheney Teeh honor roll In his statement, Riblcoff said he registration will be held Thursday and Friday from TRAVEL AGENCY was "deeply disturbed by those who 457 CENTER ST. LONDON SENIORS John Coyle, Patrick Dooley, James Vernon: Wayne Martin. would deny a man the presidency 9 a.m. to noon, at Globe l ; ' r 646-2800 High honors Griffin, Mark St. James, Robert Glastonbury: Edward West. Historical seedling Hollow, Salter’s, Swanson solely because he was a Southerner.” Manchester: Robert Caron, Walter. Windsor Locks: Eric Ossolinskl. and Waddell Pools. A seedling from Connecticut’s famed Charter Oak has been ob Well, if an anti-southern bias exists BROILS Michael Deyorio, Roger Dion, South Windsor: Bryan Ouellette. FRESHMEN •• fev Verplanck Pool is closed tained by the Manchester Bicentennial Committee and planted it did not show up in places like New Cut from the Joseph PatellL Bolton: Mark Ouellette. High honors for repairs. Hampshire, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Complete Top Round South Windsor: James Bartle, East Windsor: Joseph Tracy. Manchester: David Black, Joseph at the Cheney Homestead. Wells C. Dennison, president of the Instruction will be given Michigan, Ohio or even Connecticut. Trevel Service Donald Riester, Peter Schneider. Enfield: Michael Maciolek. Guegel, Bruce Hewitt, Ronald Manchester Historical Society, holds a framed certificate Carter wOn all those primaries. And beginners, advanced ‘Tm 'I Lim Tmh WHhMt Ot" East Hartford: William Bolduc, lovlne, Thomas Malnville, Kenneth authenticating the orgin of the seedling, which was presented to regional pride gave the Georgian a beginners, intermediates, Shop honors Mark Elliott, Christopher Skoczylas, Manchester: Donald Lachance, Plourde. ■-C him by Francis Mahoney, left, and Nathan Agostihelli, co- clean sweep in the southern swimmers and advanced Michael Tostarelli. East Hartford: Gary Barite, primaries. swimmers. Mark Lard. i - y i chairmen of the B icent^ial Committee, at the tree planting B A R G A IN ★ M A T I N E E O Vernon: Paul Chicoine, Vincent East Hartford: Bruce Battles. Donald Coffin, Steven Chmelowski, ceremony. (Herald pMifo by Pinto) Riblcoff noted that no one from the All classes begin Mon Grimaldi, Paul Slrycharz, Douglas Peter Fitzgerald, Mark Pelletier, South has been elected president day. fl Berbegue Item!' Ellington: Daniel Bahler. .SOTOD l Salmon, David Peterson. South Windsor: David Platt. Thomas Raymond, Richard Samples, since 1848, which is correct if one Registration is first com- I LEAN and Tastyl Coventry: Scott Boynton. Henry Timmerman. forgets that Lyndon Johnson’s Texas e, first served basis; there UNTIL2130KNL Talcottvllle: Gary Caravella. South Windsor: Paul Dabrol, Theater schedule is a small fee. SOPHOMORES Bolton: Peter Fiano. High honors Michael Finnegan, John Franco, SHCHCAM CINtM Af 1234 Enfield: James Griffin. Manchester: Richard Caron, David Kostyk. Burnside 2 — "Missouri Showcase 2 — "Tunnel MATINEE DAILY AT 2:00 P.M. Shop honors Daniel Harrington, Paul Messier, Vernon: Eric Boudle, Richard Wednesday Vision," 2:15-7:00-8:35-10:15 l-MEXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Break," 7:15-9:20 ALL SEATS 01.25 • EASTHARTR3RO • 24HR.TEL.INFO. 564-88W East Hartford: Kevin Carpenter, David Roy, David Sherwood. Oellers, Paul Kubilius. S5?5t Vernon Cine 1 — "Eat My Manchester Drive-In — Showcase 3 — "Great Scott , ■ FREE LIGHTED PARKINQ- VWi Honor MASTER CHAHOE Alan Lockard, Jeffrey Mount, East Hartford: Jeffrey Coralli, Glastonbury: Brian Cruickshanks, Dust," 7:30-9:15 “The Missouri Break," 8:45; and Cathouse Thursday," Kenneth Pitts. I - > \ 2:00-7:55-10:10 William Pelletier. Richard Domler, Richard Leclerc, Vernon Cine 2 — "The “The Killer Elite," 10:45 (^THEATRES EAST Glastonbury: Peter Wasik, Andrew Ricky Ross, Jack Syez. Somers: Mark Gossel^. Missouri Break." 7:15-9:30 Showcase 4 — "Logan's Showcase 1 -r "The River VIDOLt TPKt., MANCMtSTLR SH PAHKAD(«B19 iC West. Vernon: Vincent Kolpinskl, Ellington: David Marshall. U.A. East 1 — "Midway." Niger,” 2:15-7:15-9:25 Run," 2:10-7:30-10:00 2:00-7:00-9:30 IN AMDtMY AWArA WINNIN South Windsor: Robert Tavarnesi. Michael Marocchinl, Frank Sedllk, Shop honors U.A. East 2 — "Murder By fiiK nnvsi - S E N 8UIUI0UN0 - lb. Somers: Gary Wysocki. Dennis Walker. Manchester: Steven Ferrence, Death." 7:10-9:10 10 Lbe. or More JUNIORS Somers: Douglas Clark, Timothy Joseph Greene, Mark Hennigan, U.A. East 3 — "Murder By B urnside High honors Clark. David Hovey. SW lU M SIO l AVI U ST NIATfORO Fresh Cut Death," 2■.00-7.25-9.25 "MIDWAY"f l . Manchester: David Beliefleur, Enfield: David Burgess, Jeffrey East Hartford: Peter Childree, Burnside 1 — "All the 1-86 HIT 91-mii«i"wnsaiULSxu' David Millis, Thomas Paul, Steven Perry. Michael Hebert. President's Men," 7:00-9:20 ROBERT REDFORD YOirU DIE LAUOHINBIII CHICKEN Simpson, Steven Temple, Brian Glastonbury: Robert Kaminski. South Windsor: Michael Cameron. DUSTIN HOFFMAN Vernon: Charles Young. AIL THE Becker. Shop honors MURDER BY DEATH East Hartford: Joseph Beaudoin, Coventry: Roland Rossano. Enfield: Mark Jones. PRESIDEHTSMEN LEGS 7:00-9:20 JACK NICHOLSON YOU’LL DIE LAUaHINQIll MARLON BRANDO MISSOURi BREAKS whatever your bag, 7:1S-9:20 MURDER BY DEATH» lb. FRED’S SUNDAY MATINEE 10 Lb. Limn we’ve got it, PRICES TIL 5 PM Armour’ s FRUIT LAND iluru 0 alauem in canvas at savings and PEPPERONI 239 MAIN ST. SUNDAY, JUNE 27th Nutmeg Summer Playhouse (formerly Burger Chef) “UTMTIHISrpa p re a tn ti Eves 82.00 • The Manchester Civic Orchestra FRESH FRUITS 649-9333 " " Junt iC 9.97 joins with a chorus of more than June 29 - July 10 A THOUSAND AND Reg. $14. Old-fashioned prices on bright new • 100 BARBERSHOPPERS, “O K L A H O M r lb. summer canvas bags In lour super styles. Save on CLOWMS" SAVE $1.00 per lb. 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(UPI) SMA President Layne — The 116-year-oId ^taun- I/>elfler said an Ilth hour Staunton Academy ton Military Academy, EicMUiniMM! eliort to continue . oiice one of the most closing its doors — operations at the Jimmy Carter’s religion MUTOWN prestigious preparatory financially-troubled schcKil schools in the South, is I121SW SILVER LANE failed and the school's going out of business. a.ssets will be sold lo pay By STEVE GERSTEL was part of the old Confederacy or there is no evidence it has hurt him EAST HARTFORO that Woodrow Wilson wasbomand politically. Meat Economy $ Its dents. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The imie '.•:-:-:-x*:*:xxsx:xs:to:.:.:.:.x-:-:.:.X';-:::-:w;-:-:.x-x-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-;-:.:-:.:.:.:««,:.;.xwx.:.:.x.:.:.:.:.:.s«:«-x-x->»»:'X4«wxx-S educated In the South. Sure, there are people who don’t Outlet was never raised during 32 primaries And Democrats have not want a southern Baptist in the WMte but somehow Sen. Abraham Ribicoff I HOURS: Tuea.. Wed. hesistated to put a.Southemer on the House and they a re n ’t all on 9 to 6 • Thura., FrI. e? of Connecticut discovered the ticket as the vice presidential can .Rlblcoff’s cocktail circuit. 9 to 9; Sat. 8 to 9 existence of a double bias against didate a heartbeat from the Southerners have been presidents (Cloaed Ml Day Jimmy Carter because he Is a Bap presidency. Texan t John Nance. before and will be again. Baptists Monday)_____ tist and comes from the South. Gamer served two terms as vice have been presidents and will again. Morally outraged, Ribicoff issued a president and the Democrats But the Democratic party has Lean, Tender statement: ^ nominated Alabama’s John J. never had a Jew, a black, or a woman "All my life, I have insisted that no Sparkman and Tennessee’s Estes Boneless on the national ticket. Perhaps Qt a ll eight D^L stores man should be denied high public of Kefauver in the 1050s. Ribicoff, a highly-respected elder fice because of his race, color or Whatever prejudice may have statesman in the party, should turn SIRLOIN SALE creed. ■ • worked against a Southerner was his energies to these political "If a Catholic, or a Jew, or a black rooted in racial policies which have prejudices instead of worrying about should have this right, why should not been eliminated and which do not whispered cocktail circuit cMtchat. STEAKS a Southern Baptist have this right as apply to Carter. well," Ribicoff asked. "Who among So much for sectional bias. How us who insists on tolerance and'objec- about religious? Donating gown $135 tivity based on character and ability Well, Harry Truman was a Baptist would deny this right to a man who and It never hurt him. WASHINGTON (UPI) 4 Betty comes from Georgia and is a Bap To be sure, as some critics charge. Ford will present her favorite mint Jki tist." green princess-style chiffon gown to Fine lor tiw Carter "w ean his religion on Ms (UPI Photo: If a religious or a regional bias sleeve,” but so do some Catholics, the First Lady Collection at the Outdoor Qrlllo against Carter actually exists, some Jews and even some agnqstics. Smithsonian Institution Thursday. All Beef Ribicoff has come upon a well-kept Carter is a deeply religious man In SHella Rabb Weidenfeld, the First A ride in the country secret. Where did he make his dis the fundamentalist tradition but Lady’s press secretary, said Mrs. Fresh Ground covery? Ford has worn the gown oil five state A ride in the country in a pre-auto era horse and buggy is enjoyed by three-year-old Jamie According to an aide who asked occasions and it is one of Mrs. Ford’s Ashley and his seven-year-old sister Mary in the famous Country Store wagon in Newlield, him, Ribicoff senses the bias and favorites "because it is timeless.” Maine, just a short distance from their home in Springvale. This is one of the many wagons said it did not come from any par that comprise the most complete collection of buggies and sleighs in the country. ticular group. Ribicoff described it, according to Swim classes lO the aide, as a "kind of whispering start Monday 'v i! ’ ' thing, cocktail talk that becomes in lb. sidious ...” The first session swim AIRWAY In his statement, Ribicoff said he registration will be held TRAVEL AGENCY Cheney Tech honor roll was "deeply disturbed by those who Thursday and Friday from 457 CENTER 8T. SENIORS Vernon: Wayne Martin. would deny a man the presidency 9 a.m. to noon, at Globe LONDON John Coyle, Patrick Dooley, James Historical seedling 545-2500 High honor. Griffin, Mark St. James, Robert Glastonbury: Edward West. solely becauK he was a Southerner.” Hollow, Salter’s, Swanson Manchester; Robert Caron, Windsor Locks; Eric Ossolinski. r i \ 'V - — and Waddell Pools. Walter. A seedling from Connecticut’s famed Charter Oak has been ob Well, if an anti-southern bias exists DROILS Michael Deyorio, Roger Dion, FRESHMEN it did not show up in places like New Verplanck Pool is closed South Windsor: Bryan Ouellette. tained by the Manchester Bicentennial Committee and planted Cut from the Joseph Patelll. Bolton: Mark Ouellette. High honor. \ - " for repairs. at the Cheney Homestead. Wells C. Dennison, president of the Hampshire, Iowa, Pennsylvania, CompMe Top Round South Windsor: James Bartle, Manchester: David Black, Joseph Michigan, Ohio or even Connecticut. Instruction will be given East Windsor: Joseph Tracy. Travel Service Donald Riester, Peter Schneider. Guegel, Bruce Hewitt, Ronald Manchester Historical Society, holds a framed certificate Carter wOn all those primaries. And beginners, advanced Enfield; Michael Maciolek. ^ authenticating th&orgin of the seedling, which was presented to 'tM’t Lim Tws NHliNt b ” East Hartford: William Bolduc, Shop honor. lovine, Thomas Mainviile, Kenneth J) regional pride gave the Georgian a beginners. Intermediates, Mark Elliott, Christopher Skoczylas, swimmers and advanced Manchester: Donald Lachance, Plourde. ■i. him by Francis Mahoney, left, and Nathan Agostinelli, co- clean sweep in the southern Michael Tostarelli. East Hartford: Gary Barlle, swimmers. Mark Lard. chairmen of the Bicentennial Committee, at the tree planting primaries. Vernon: Paul Chicoine, Vincent Donald Coffin, Steven (^melowski, I Ribicoff noted that no one from the All classes begin Mon B A R G A IN ir M A T IN E E S East Hartford:.Bruce Battles. ceremony. (Herald photo by Pinto) Grimaldi, Paul Stryebarz, Douglas Peter Fitzgerald, Mark PeUetier, South has been elected president day. I I Barbeque Item! Ellington: Daniel Bahler. Salmon, David Peterson. Thomas Raymond, Richard Samples, since 1848, which is correct if one Registration is first com- .SOTOD l South Windsor: David Platt. uwTii2;30P.iyi. I LEAN and Tasty Coventry. Scott Boynton. Henry Timmerman. forgets that Lyndon Johnson’s Texas e, first served basis; there Talcottvllle: Gary Caravella. Theater schedule is a small fee. SOPH(|)MORES South Windsor; Paul Dabrol, Bolton: Peter Fiano. High|honor. Michael Finnegan, John Franco, SHCWCASE CINtM Af 1234: Enfield: James Griffin. Manchester; ^ Richard Caron, David Kostyk. Showcase 2 — "Tunnel MATINEE DAILY AT 2:00 P.M. Wednesday Burnside 2 — "Missouri Shop honor. Vernon: Eric Boudle, Richard Vision," 2:15-7:00-8:35-10:15 I-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Daniel Harrington, Paul Messier, Break," 7:15-9:20 ALL SEATS S1.25 • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. SW-8810 East Hartford; Kevin Carpenter, David Roy, David Sherwood. Oellers, Paul Kublllus. Vernon Cine 1 "Eat My Manchester Drive-la — Showcase 3 — "Great Scott (Jlastonbury: Brian Cruickshanks, and Cathouse Thursday," .« FREE LIGHTED PARKINQ- Wi Honor MASTER CHARGE , Alan Lockard, Jeffrey' Mount, East Hartford: Jeffrey Coralli, Dust." 7:30-9:15 “The Missouri Break," 8:45; William Pelletier. Kenneth Pitts. Vernon Cine 2:00-7:55-10:10 Richard Domler, Richard Leclerc, 'w 2 - "The “The Killer Elite," 10:45 (^THEATRES EAST Somers: Mark Gosselin. MissourllBreak."' 7:15-9:30 Showcase 4 — "Logan's Glastonbury; Peter Wasik, Andrew Ricky Ross, Jack Syez. Showcase 1 — "The River MIOOLt TPKL , WANCHtSTlR SM PSHKADl-tl9 bJll iC Ellington: David Marshall. U.A. East 1 "Midway," Niger,” 2:15-7:15-9:25 Run,” 2:10-7:30-10:00 West. Vernon: Vincent Kolplnskl, 2:00-7:00-9:30 IN ACADEMY AWARdWINNlM South Windsor: Robert Tavarnesi. Michael Marocchinl, Frank Sedllk, Shop honor. U.A. East 2 — "Murder By . fHEt PARIIRG Sll-1333 I * * * | | | -SENSUIIIIOUND- -lb. Somers: Gary Wysocki. Dennis Walker. Manchester: Steven Ferrence, lOLbi. or More Death." 7:10-9:10 urnside JUNIORS Somers; Douglas Gark, Timothy Joseph Greene, Mark Hennigan, U.A. East 3 — "Murder By B El-Q JL High honor. Clark. David Hovey. SM lURHSIDi AVi EAST HAHTFONO | “MIDWAY” Fresh Cut Death," 2:00-7:25-9:25 JSL Manchester: David Beliefleur, Enfield: David Burgess, Jeffrey East Hartford: Peter Chlldree, Burnside 1 — "All the 1-86 UIT 9l-(ouni - s m s i m ticas' David Millis, Thomas Paul, Steven Perry. Michael Hebert. President’s Men, " 7:00-9:20 ROBtflT REDPORD YOirU DIE UUSHINBIII DUSTIN HOFFMAN CHICKEN Simpson, Steven Temple, Brian Glastonbury: Robert Kaminski. South Windsor: Michael Cameron. ALL THE a Becker. _ . Shop honor. Vernon: Charles Young. PRESIDENTS MEN MURDER BY DEATH, East Hartford:' Joseph Beaudoin, Coventry: Roland Rossano. Enfield; Mark Jones. 7:00.9;20 LEGS JACK NICHOLSON YOU’LL DIE LAUQHINaill ■ 0 MARLON BRANDO MISSOURI BREAKS whatever your bag, 7:1B-S:20 MURDER BY DEATH K 4 9 ' SUNDAY MATINEE lb. FREG'S PRICES TIL 5 PM ^10 Lb. Limit we’ve got it Armour’s FRUIT LAND TAKE ROUTES IS ilura’a Slauem ^ RON HOWARD OP a n d in canvas at savings HAPPY DAYS IN PEPPERONI 239 MAIN ST. “EAT MY DUSr’po SUNDAY, JUNE 27th Nutmeg Summer Playhouse (formerly Burger Chef) Evas 12.00 • The Manchester Civic Orchestra presents 649-9333 June 1S-i6 C FRESH FRUITS joins with a chorus of more than June 29 - July 10 9.97 “A THOUSAND AND Reg. $14. Old-fashioned prices on bright new • 100 BARBERSHOPPERS, ‘‘OKLAHOMA" lb. summer canvas bags In four super styles. Save on CLOWMS" SAVE $1.00 par lb. 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Open daily 8-8 or till picked out lt*)| and with this column I’m now a bought It?’’ .Thursday till 6:30 Free Containers Get a load of that "we” bit. ’The retiree. For updated picking conditions and only thing even resembling-“we” is Wl NEW ^ of Americans who hold I won’t bore you with my feelings. WE STILL HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF hours call 24 hr. Information Phone Initead of worrying that It’s a personal thing and I’m sure that she bought it with my money. SUMMER MERCHANDISE...SHOP EARLY FOR (>44-8339. ROHM TO ROOM GOOlING C violence on television professional or managerial others have said it better and still “Look,” she had said when we BEST SELECTION Sorry, no young.stcrs under 14 please. WITH GARRY « I HINOlt . stimulates people to commit jobs such as doctors, lawyers others will say it even better. stopped by the garden center to buy a 4.000 BTU/HR. GOOlINC ONLY I couple of 89 cent plants, "the rubber violent or aggressive acts, we and executives, groups that Instead, I’ll leave you with a repeat I.g]S6. are found twice as commonly of a column that’s one of my plant I was so crazy about is still MANCHESTER'S DIRECT FACTORY DEALER should be more concerned favorites. ’This is the way I wrote it. here,-and look how it’s grown.”' about how it distorts our view on TV as in U.S. society at How could I help looking? ’The HAS! HF.ATH 37] W MIddIa Tpkt. plant obscured eveiythlng within a Mancheiler of the real world. large. 'nie only way I could get it home OPEN Heavy viewers were also was to lay it flat on its side in the 500-square-yard area. People would WED. FRI. 9-9 This is the contention of two trunk of my car. approach it, do a double take and ^ WITH A ke SAT. 9-S more likely than light viewers Am ?AS( T% Hutigt i til .Ift MoniAi University of Pennsylvania' When I got home, I took it out of retrace their steps. ’They say that one HERALD LOOK FOR MR. BKRRY researchers, who have con to overestimate the number of the trunk gingerjy, stood it upright hardy explorer actually went around YOU WANT AD ducted surveys over the past maler employed in law en and carried it onto the porch of our it and was never seen again. forcement, apparently due to house. When my wife found out that the 6 4 3 -2 711 four years to find out how peo That’s the last contact 1 had with it lush, full-grown plant was only |2 ple are affected by watching the fact that about 20 per cent and that’s the last contact I expect more than it cost as a stripling, there television. of those pictured on television ever to have with it. was no stopping her. (UPI Photo) Read Herald Ads are engaged in law enforce Tut To me it’s a monster — a man- She asked me for the money, paid Heavy TV viewers "see the. for it and had me wheel it out to the ment compared to less than PUHntRS' eating monster yet. Pessimistic report real world as more dangerous My wife loves it. She had her eye car. and frightening than those who one per cent in the real world. PALI An it for some time'. So, I laid it flat on its side in the Appearing this week b^ore a Senate subcom [¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ As an example of how we trunk of my car and drove home. I watch very little,” write 9 ’m when she first saw it, several mittee, retired Ambassador L. Dean Brown tend to look on television weeks ago, it was nothing but a baby. know now I had the subconscious said Lebanon’s institutions have been $116 EAST CENTER ST. PLAY OUR NEW GAME WITH US! $ George Gerbner and Larry hppe something would happen to It by characters as representatives It need^ special food and special "probably destroyed forever” by civil war and Gross in an article entitled jlU y care. So, she left it there to grow up. the time I got home. $ MANCHESTER "The Scary World of TV’s of th e real world, the To say it was grown up the next Something happened to it, alright. its only hope lies in a general Middle East peace *240,000 IN CASH PRIZES Heavy Viewer," in Psychology researchers cite a stunning time she saw it is the understatement It grew in the trunk — that’s what treaty. Brown failed recently in an attempt as (fomierly A&P) OVER 100.000 TOTAL PRIZES 250,000 letters that poured in of the year happened to it. ’ President Ford’s personal envoy to mediate a BINGO Today magazine. If you ever want to see a man- settlement between warring factions of They (Mine heavy viewers requesting medical advice of . Since this article was written, eating rubber plant, Just stop by our Christians and Moslems in Lebanon. NOTHING TO BUY TO ENTER u^Kose whb watch television "Marcus Welby, M.D.” during ' m m porch. It’s standing next to our old something else-happened to it. ’The four or more hours a day. the first five years of his prac rubber plant — the one with more trunk withered, the leaves fell off tice on TV. trunk showing than leaves, the puny and it died. 15 / / JOIN THE REVOLUTION! About a third of all adult I ■ s *fi one. ’This new one of ours is so However, our other rubber plant — io m Americans fall into this Television, say Gerbner and i l l r luxuriant we can’t even see its trunk. the one with more trunk showing category, they say. Nearly half Gross, offers "a universal Remember the old saying, "He than leaves, the puny one — it began Coupon W /'7.50 Purchase Coupon W /*7.S0 Purchase Coupon W /'7.S0 Purchase curriculum that everyone can couldn’t see the trees for the to flourish and now is even bigger, the children 12 years of age Col.Beckwith bows^f NMISCO BLUE BONNET learn" — and therein lies its forest?’’ Well, with this rubber plant, even more luxuriant than the one I CHARMIN watch six or more hours of we can’t see the tree for the Ipaves. wrote about. ^ I SALTINES TOILET TISSUE MARGARINEii peril. ’The fact that most TV television daily on the average. I think it was jealous. «nTH ASST. WHITE "action-adventure” dramas When I told'my wife what I thought “Hell hath no fury like a rubber to Gov. Ella Grasso J j THIS LIMIT ONE O Q < m n When asked to estimate their of her new plant, she wanted to know, FI 1 couroN COUPON f c w COUPON own chances of being involved take place in urban settings plant scorned.” .49* IIMIT ONE PER LIMIT ONE COUPON COUPON CUSTOMER |n some type of violence during may be contributing to the PER CUSTOMER WITH COUPON on free meal issue PER CUSTOMER Valid Junt 22 - 26 any given week, heavy TV ciyrent flight of the middle Valid June 22 - 26 Valid June 22 - 26 viewers were 33 per cent more class from our cities, they believe, and may also bring in ROCKY HILL (UPI) - The head of the Veterans Home likeiy than light viewers (those Washington’s latest morality crisis and Hospital has agreed to follow Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s who watch two hours or less a creasing demands for police orders to stop giving free meals to employes, asking day) to pick such fearful odds protection .and election of law- them to "grin and bear it.” the war effort. ’The rest is tragic MOSEY’S and order politicians. paring-do«m of a grotesquely bloated ago. Given a rather clear choice, Col. Robert J. Beckwith since last January had bucked as 50-50 or one in 10, rather Lee Roderick history. government. most Americans opted for candidates Mrs. Grasso’s attempts to end the fringe benefits, but than the more accurate es "Instead of threatening the Today’s congressional version of CORNED The Herald’s Such urgencies cannot remain un offering spiritual values rather than Monday sent a memorandum to hospital employes an social order,” they conclude, Watergate threatens to Impair the Legs of Lamb timate of one in 100. Washington Correspondent resolved much longer without jeopar those offering traditional liberal han nouncing the change. „ nation’s vital interests in even a “He’s a good soldier,” the governor said of Beckwith Heavy TV viewers also “television may become our WASHINGTON - “The ultimate dizing .the security and essential douts. BEEF more insidious, if less obvious, way shortly before meeting with him Tuesday. chief Instrument of social con foundation for morality is that Im liberties of our citizens. Indeed, it And Mr. Ford, for all his lack of overestimate the percentage than its Nixon White House counter Beckwith’s memo said he was "compelled” to end the trol.” morality doesn’t work.. It doesn’t can be demonstrated that the nation color, likewise possesses some of $119 part. The chief villains of Watdrgate already is suffering badly from a these character traits which the free meals as of Wednesday because of a "clarification" lighten the burden of living but In were ferreted out through vigorous creases It.” lack of national leadership on thefe American people want to see in their of the program issued last June 17 by the state Personnel I journalistic and judicial processes Policy Board. Those who doubt this advice from and similar fronts. President. His relatively scqndal- /■I that, in the end, gave Americans Mrs. Grasso ordered the program ended last Jan. 1 as clergyman Norman Vincent Peale Who will provide that leadership free administration, after the long HUD CUT A id fo r reasonable assurance the boil had for tomorrow? A start, perhaps the part of the abolishment of the "Griffenhagen Plan” — are invited to consult with Wilbur been lanced. night that preceded it, is a credit to Mills, Wayne Hays or Utah’s Allan most important start, can be in the him. free meals and low-cost housing for Institutional workers In the case of the mushrooming sex person of the man who wins the begun in the 1930s to make up for low wages. Howe. Almost overnight each has scandals, however, no one will ever ’Thus, on at least a moral plane the }W/I' plummeted from a position of presidency in November — nation ijhould have a happier com Last December, Beckwith sent a memo to his employes ailing sewers know — and many will nevdr be con presumably either Gerald Ford, saying, "no employe here at the- Veterans Home and respect in the House of Represen vinced— that the few heads that have bined choice facing it at the top of the tatives. Today their public careers Ronald Reagan or Jimmy Carter. Democratic and Republican tickets Hospital will be charged for their meals after Jan. 1, GEM DANDY FRANKS rolled, and will yet roll, down (Capitol It is no accident that two of these 1976, unless we are absolutely compelled to by higher GEISHA TUNA ,.4 9 ‘ That commercial en also acts like a "vitamin" for lie in tatters at their feet and their than it has had in at least 20 years. Hill represent even a . significant three men have gotten as far u they authorities." • W C E T U F E private regrets must be the stuff of fraction of those that should roll. Not But the burden of electing men and SLICED GEM BOLOGNA couraging housewives to emp busy littie crud-digesting which nightmares are made. have this election year not only wpmen of real integrity to other of His Monday memo announcing the end of free meals ty a box of bicarbonate of soda bacteria, 'every boudoir in Washington comes because of their much-ballyhooed said only employes who could not leave their stations to 8READ „».3/89' CORNISH GAME The nation itself likewise may reap equipped with a tape recorder. fices rests with individual voters. HOME PfIlOE o u b c PORTED down the kitchen drain, after A dose of bicarb — 196 fearsome dividends from the orgy of “running against Washington” — for Never has the choice been more im eat would get free meals, such as telephone operators HENS And make no mistakes — the others also ran against Washington— and boiler room attendants. All others will be charged 75 WHEAT BREAD „.59« using it to combat odors in the scandal now flowing out of already low confidence in govern portant for, as Mr. Ford correctly U80AUSOA CHCHOICE BONELESS pounds a day, to be exact — but also because of their repeated cents per meal, he said. i CURTISS Washington. It is instructive that ment that now is almost surely noted in a recent speech to a Baptist refrigerator, may/ be more saved the life of a 37-year-old North Vietnamese Gen. Van Tien calls for a return to. fundamental convention, America owes Its "It is very tough to continue to fight city hall, CHUCK STEAK headed for new depths will seriously newspapers and certain union heads," he said. “ I am MARSHMALLOWS 4/4 than an adman’s brainchild. sewage treatrrient plant in Dung, who recently wrote a Judeo-Christlan Ideals such as those greatness to its goodness. “Should SWEET LIFE . aks ®5 s? S W E E T U P S I^U Impair our nation’s ability to make which formed the moral bulwark for _ „ compelled to take the following action,” he said, Chemists have discovered Hightstown, N.J., as well as remarkably candid book about the the tough decisions that lie Im- we cease to be good,” he added, “we fall of South Vietnam, credit^ mediately ahead if we are birth of this country 200 years' would cease t o t e ^ a t . ’’ detailing the new meal plan. Beckwith usually ends hi$ LEMOHADE .^2)79‘ BACON that the stuff is good for a lot of millions of dollars of taxpayers Watergate as a key factor in the memos to workers with the phrase “Keep Smiling)” but the things that ail sewage money that would have been reasonably prepared for the the Monday memo ended with: "1 don’t know^whether North’s decision to intensify its drive challenges confronting the United systems. Because of its abliity necessary to bring the plant against the South In late 1974. Today’s thought ’Keep Smiling’ is as appropriate now as ’Grin and Bear States in its third century. It." CouKW W/I7JM purtiiais ■SLasEmRouwo*' to absorb either excess acidity into compliance with En Communist leaders reasoned — Challenges such as greater energy In SCOPE correctly - that the U S. was too SWEnUR or excess alkalinity it’s a dependence, a stronger defense to The analuiiiy of man — M0UTHWA6H beef lb. vironmental Protection Agen preoccupied with its internal role. They can help him walk in the natural PH control buffer, and deter growing Soviet might, and a Immunizations' given POTATO CHIPS m m cy standards. problems to recommit its strength to path of service and bring help and • 01. WITH «»69« Legs are part of the motor system comfort to those in need. inner city children COUPON of living creatures. ’They help them Submitted by 49* SW ISS / n f f i fm to move about in search of food and Limit on* p*r cu«t. Qood Jun* 22>29 COLGATE Rabbi Leon Wind HARTFORD (UPI) — Almost 550 inner city pre-school to run away from danger. Temple Beth Shoiom TOOTHBRUSHES Crowd conduction moving right along With man they can play a higher children havfe been immunized the past two weeks against so-called conquered diseases, sponsors of the 4!*i.oe ,«a«s / i S program announced. • The results of the pitot health information and action ’The upswing in gasoline consump one-tenth to one-thirtieth that of away from their automobiles. campaign, backed by more than 20 community in tion by Americans has sp ark ^ private automobiles. SIDE OUNCES by Gill Fox Subways, for example, receive stitutions, was carried out at schools, clinics and from a renewed Interest in the development { Ray Cromley ^ Two other companies with serious consideration only for the roving van, according to Sanford Cloud Jr., cochairman of low-cost, efficient mass transit largest aties, and these have not experience in moving people, Boeing systems. But even without the of the Hartford Task Force. lb. always demonstrated unqualified and Rohr, are also in the running and LIBBY’S fb. prospect of another oil embargo- are expected to bid for a piece of the Cloud said the program was aimed at the so-called con SWEET LIFE could cost an estimated |20 million to success. Buses and minibuses are quered diseases including polio, diptheria. measles and eneiior crisis, the continuing flight more practical for smaller cities, but demonstration project action. ISO million. As of last May, 46 cities tetanus, that might affect unprotected inner city TOMATO against pollution and the need to their service leaves much to be ’revitalize the nation’s cities should had submitted letters of Interest in A sweeping statement children. FRUIT DRINK iHASTA desired In cost, quality and en '/»QAL. , give mass transit top priority, the agency s "Downtown People Cloud said “that among non-white inner city pre JUICE Mover Project.” vironmental Impact. The familiar, hand-propelled experts in government and business carpet sweepef, one of America’s -li)- schoolers in this country, only 47 per cent had been fully SODA agree. “People mover” may be a mis Of particular Interest is a system immunized'’ against major childhood diseases. NOTE: nomer, since it suggests something first muss-marketed home To encourage imaginative being constructed for Duke Universi appliances, is 100 years old this He said the program evolved from a concept developed All OUR NEW STORE HOURS like a moving sidewalls. ’The god, engineering in this area, the Urban ty by Otis Elevator Co. Minicars, month. It was in 1878 that Melville R. by Children's Television Workshop, creators of "Sesame MONDAY 9 - 6 rather, is that of innovative mass Street," through a series of television and radio public i Mass Transportation Administra riding on a thin film of air rather Bissell, a Grand Rapids, Mich., 2 / 7 $ * Ravors TUESDAY & SATURDAY 9 - 9 tion, an agency of the U.S. Depart transit systems that do not involve than wheels and carrying up to 30 service announcements, posters, badges and certificates. the high construction and operating shopkeeper and part-time inventor, > 4 9 * ment of Transportation, has an passengers per car, will provide, patented his revolving broom on The Hartford project received major financial support nounced it will pay up to 80 per cent costs of traditional transportation automatic, computer-directed ser wheels. from Aetna Life and Casualty, Blue Cross of Connecticut, FROZEN FOODS and which would be attractive and of the cost of three demonstration vice for passengers between two It’s still going strong, even in this the city’s public school system and the Community TASTE O’SEA convenient enough to wean people transit projects in three cities. Each buildings at the university’s medical age of electric vacuunns, and even Renewal Team of Greater Hartford. SWEET center — something like horizontal HSH STICKS 0 0 though the price has increased from R ip e H elevators. 91.50 in 1876 to $15 today. Not only is k CRINKU-CUT PEACHES Yetterdays With variations, the system could the company Bissell founded SARA LEE be adapted to congested areas In big celebrating its centennary but its 60 Treaty with Spain ratified 1 POTATOES BANANAS^ POUNDCAKES cities, say company engineers, and millionth sale. \ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate has Pound, Banana, Chocolala, NECTARINES u.39< 2,5 ycurn ugu Manchester-supervised swimming be extended as far as 10 miles from Of interest to feminists, besides Raliln Brand • the fact that the carpet sweeper overwhelmingly ratified a $1.2 billion military aid and William P. Asimus, city editor of pools. Globe Hollow and Salter’s city centers to perimeter parking {, BIRDSEYE SWEET CORN 10/89< 'The Herald for the past 35 years, dies Pond, officially open today lor the tots, where Inbound commuters could helped in a small way to literate friendship treaty with Spain in the-hopes it will spur leave their automobiles. women from the drudgery of democracy after the decades-long dictatorship, of lAWAKE ,,.39' suddenly after suffering a heart at summer season. R Q < 1 5 YELLOW SQUASH 3 IM housecleaning, js that after the in Generalissimo Francisco Franco. * B IR D S E Y E tack. Installation costs of such a system, Dog Warden Lee Fracchia reports ventor’s death in 1888 his widow Anna I The Senate acted by a vote of 84 to 11, or 31 votes mpre WATERMELON J 2 < 10 ycure ago which the company calls Automated than the required two-thirds majority. CUT CORN 3/89* that the fee for returning dogs tlut Guideway ’Transit, would be on the took over direction of the company, Manchester League of Women Immediately preceding passage of the treaty, the stray from owners and are captured order of one-tenth those for subways. steering it through its formative CALIF. POTATOES „u.79< Voters supports the proposed plan fgr Senate also adopted a resolution, 91-4, expressing the by the warden will be |4 after July 1. Energy use per passenger trip in years, and remained chairman of the "You may not be the best-dressed woman on this block, but NOT RESPONSIBLElE S ^ N FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS downtown urban renewal. Senate’s hope the new Spanish monarchy of King Juan The present fee is S3. built-up areas is estimated at from board until her death in 1934. you’re certainly the best-yessed! " Carlos would seek to liberalize Spain's political life. 1 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ^ H f ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ^ i ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ W ¥ if.if.if.if.if.if if ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥^ PAGE 8« - MANCMBTER BVayiNO HERALD. ilmdieiUr. Conn,, W«d.. June M. 1»76 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ^nchester^ Conn., Wed.. June 23. 1976 - PAGE SEVEN Mrs. Fuss re-elected Health advice: Take it easy getting in shape for vacation those who have not yet reached mid "Blood pressure should be checked your heart beat up to about 110 or 120 By PATRICIA McCORMACK vulnerable to heart attacks. ting a modest and continuous strain beats a minute is good.” Dr McCann chairman of CFS unit By vacation or summer time, un on the cardiovascular system. dle age. ’ and stress tests taken before getting UPI Health Editor "Anyone who has had a layoff from back into sports." said. NEW YORK (U P I)- Middle-aged, less they're following a regular exer “This helps heart and lungs.” Doc To restore balance needed for cise program, the sedentary types tors call that working to the sports for even two or three years The best way to restore flexibility wound up and ready to spend your should be very careful when and build endurance: walking at a summer sports, warm up by walking vacation getting in shape? are in poor condition for running threshold level. * on tiptoes, jumping rope or dancing Mrs. Walter Fuss of 150 Westland St. around a tennis court. You can determine the thresl)o,ld resuming an’activity after age 30 or rapid rate or jogging. Or you can do A doctor who advises executives on 35. it by bike riding. "Anything that gets — but in all things "go slow” has been re-elected chairman of the vacation exercise styles says you Dr. McCann said thal is why be level by measuring your pulse im; Manchester Auxiliary of Child and Family should approach a shape-up summer recommends approaching exercise mediately upon stopping strenuous Services. program the same way healthwise gradually and being consistent about summer exercise. Other elected officers are Mrs. Robert bosses do. what you do. Count your- wrist pulse for five Public records Reault, vice-chairman; Mrs. Edward That Is — be consistent gbout what The basic formula in exercise for seconds and multiply by 12. If you are Glenney^ secretary; and Mrs. Rurton 40 to 49, your threshold pulse rate you do. And whatever you do, ap the middle-aged: adopt anything that Warranty deedi Zimmer III, trustees, property at 48- aluminum siding, 61,800. Hilton, treasurer. proach the exercise gradually. . uses your arms or legs and upper range should be between 126 and 138 Paul J. Colletti to Foster and Gustave and Either Arenol of 38 Committee chairmen are Mrs. Paul beats per minute, for example. 50 Summit St., 635,000. Dr. John P. McCann, head of Life body dynamically. This could Include Marilyn Drury, condominium at Building permita William St., repairs, 6300. Willhide, program; Mrs. William O'Neill Extension, Institute, made those brisk walking, jogging, swimming, If you are between 50 and 59 it Green Manor Estates, 663,500. Luis Velasquez, of 190 Ralph Rd., and Mrs. Ben Delmastro, ways and should be 114 to 126 beats per minute. Dominick Cataldo of 19 Green Rd., points in an interview about vacation cycling, tennis, hiking. Mblvin McGowen of ^ s t Hartford tool shed, 6700; swimming pool, 61,000. means; Mrs. Richard Murphy, pubiicity; Dr. McCann said golf, in general, is “Don’t race the clock in any exer or summer shape-up rituals for the to Boyd and Linda Hazzard, property James Beliasov of 17 Fenwick Rd., Ernest Sheffield of 14 Linnmore Mrs. George Mrosek, nominating; Mrs. middle-aged. less effective. However," playing 18 cise program," Dr. McCann said. at 125 Lenox St., 630,500. Dr., aluminum siding, 62,200. Donald Forstrom, volunteers; Mrs. "It’s not time that is important at repairs, 62,100. d r . McCann’s., organization holes without a cart on a par-70 Christopher and Pearl Totten of Allyn Martin of 103 Bretton Rd., Rudolph Gorsch, telephone; Mrs. Dorothy examlne.s over 60,000 executives’ course does mean five miles of the middle stage of life. So take your Coventry-to John and and Richard Trudon, membership. yearly and recommends Im walking — plus swinging a club about time. * Also,.Mrs. Terry Messenger and Mrs. provements in lifestyles that are 100 times. “If you can jog you can function JudySpellman, hospitality; Mrs. Robert hazardous to one's health. Golfing bums up about IM calories comfortably at a rate that stimulates Heavisides and Mrs. E. Thomas Donovan, an hour. your heart and lung function to about Anderson-little His plan for success in a summer horse show; and Mrs. Jack Goidberg, shape-up Includes a physical A tennis player will burn up a Oou- 60 percent of your maximum capaci Only at Anderson Little. . and only because we sell direct legisiative. > examination first for those who ple of hundred calories more running ty .and do an adequate job of 'im can you get more quality (or-your m oney in any suit you select. Mrs. Waiter Schardt wiil be the ^eBeral spend a lot of their time in. an and walking five miles in three sets. proving heart and lung function. . horse show chairman for the coming year. .Mrs. Waller Fuss armchair or pushing typewriter Swimtning uses up 400 to 500 calories "The people who push the clock Entire stock of 3-piecc styles including m any extra.bngs. keys. an hour. excessively when they are not in good Such sedentary jobs leaves one "The main thing about exercise for physical condition are the ones who with the physical blahs at the end of a the middle-aged,” Dr. McCann said, get into trouble.” i Dr. McCann also had a word for workday dnd in middle age. "is to engage in it to the poist of put Tedesco denied dismissal BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - two dismissal motions by Country Club )n New White House Superior Court Judge Salvatore DePlano, who Milford, in which his fami visit hours Samuel J. Tedesco’s at said the state had not ly had 1150,000 invested. torney continued his proved criminal intent and His mother Jane extended Leaving their marks on wall behind school defense today because the that the law was vague and testified Tuesday the in WASHINGTON (UPI) - judge in the false notariza therefore unconstitutional. vestments were made in The White House has tion case refused to dis "I don’t believe all your dependently of the judge. is the wall behind Bennet Junior High School. It extended visiting hours for and other identification of classes there in the Main miss the final charge. ar^m ents. I think there is Bridgeport Superior the Fourth of July carries the identification of several classes at the school. Building when it housed the classes of Manchester High Tedesco, 61, nnce faced enough to venture Court Clerk Arthur GerstI weekend. They have, in many cases, been painted over the mottos School. (Herald photo by Pinto) four charges of falsely foreward with the trial,” testified Tedesco was very Instead of a normal half notarizing documents. Two O’Sullivan said. busy at the time the license day on Saturday, July 3, were dismissed before the He is accused of was notarized. GerstI said the mansion will be open to trial and another was dis n o ta riz in g a fo rg e d the judge was often at the public from 10 a.m. un missed during the hearing. signature on the liquor court before he arrived and til 5 p.m., and it also will Carter urges international partnerships Judge Thomas J. license renewal application after he left between April be open to visitors all day O’Sullivan turned down of the Candlewo^ Valley and June of last year. 'Lone Ranger’ foreign on Monday, July 5. The NEW YORK (UPI) - policy and pursue coopera forces in Korea. “The time has come for' policy—a one-man policy White House is usually Declaring “we seek not a tion with other democratic He did not use the term us to seek a partnership of international adven closed on Mondays for condominium of the power nations. “ detente” or refer to between North America, 'O'"! ture,” Carter said. housecleaning. ful but a community of the In what he billed as “a Secretary of State Henry Western Europe and Among the Industrial free," Jimmy Carter said major address," the ap Kissinger by name, but it Japan,” Carter said in the democracies, he called for Rector goes to Ireland today the United States parent Democratic pre was clear they were in his speech prepared for the must do away with its Foreign Policy Associa periodic summit con sidential nominee called mind. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector of “Lone Ranger" foreign for reduced U.S. ground tion. ferences, occasional moderator of the Presbyterian Church ot "We need to recognize meetings of the leaders St. Mary’s Episcopal (Hiurch, will leave Ireland. hoipitaj n o tf J .ibat in recent years our and frequent cabinet-level Friday for Northern Ireland, where hh is The Rev. Mr. Jacobson will be accom Western European allies sessions. v planning to have a reunion with the teen panied on the trip by his daughter, Ingrid, have been deeply con In economic and political agers who spent last summer as guests of a recent graduate of Bennet Junior High Discharged Monday: Dr. Sage, JNF president, dies cerned, and justly so, by affairs. Carter called for St. James and St. Mary’s Churches. School. She is planning to learn about the Conrad DesRuisseaux. East our unilateral dealings Increased coordination Before the reunion, which is scheduled Northern Ireland conflict firsthand so she Hartford; Audrey Notches. among industrialized for July 6 in Portadown, he will meet with can write about it, he said. Enfield: Barbara Gilson. 12 the moment of Sage's with the Soviet Union,” he NEW YORK (UPI) - Later Mrs. Ford an- said. democracies to help avoid a group of 28 youngsters in Portadown, Eastview Dr., Vernon: Dr. Maurice Sage, preslr- collapse everyone was Charlene Kulo, East Hart nounced that Sage had been “To the maximum ex repetition of the 1972-73 in who will be visiting families In paralyzed, and although ford; Brian Corbeil. East dent of Jewish National taken by ambulance to tent possible, our dealings flation, reduction of trade Wilmington, Del., this summer. Fund, collapsed on stage many of the country's most French Polyclinic There are tentative plans to bring a Hartford; Patrick Lawton. with the Communist barriers and renovation of C o rre c tio n Tuesday night as he was prominent rabbis were pre- Hospital. Doctors worked group of 150 youngsters from northern East Hartford; Marlon powers should reflect the the International Monetary Faraday, Danielson. about to present a Bible to --sent it was Betty Ford who for more than an hour on System. Ireland to the Greater Hartford area in Anne Frances Thompson, a Betty Ford at a Bicenten- calmly led the group in a combined views of the Sage before he was democracies, and thereby In mutual security, 1977, the Rev. Mr. Jacobson said. While in graduate of Manchester High School, nial dinner in the New touching prayer." pronounced dead of a heart Carter called for reducing Northern Ireland, he will meet with plans to attend Eastern Connecticut “Everyone rose and avoid suspicions by our York Hilton Hotel. He died attack. U.S. ground forces in South Catholic and Protestant clergy to discuss State College. Her name was not in WORLD ALMANAC shortly afterwards. applauded when she con allies that we may be dis M rttl'ord and Sage were regarding their interests.” Kore on a phased basis the selection of the children for this cluded in the list-that was submitted FACTS (■ Doctors in the audience cluded," she said, “but attending a gathering of “We seek not a con after consultations and project. by the High School World in rushed to the dais to give Betty responded by saying .$6.75 to $45 some 3,200 persons, in dominium of the powerful renovation of the Inter On July 4, he has been invited to preach Tuesday's Herald. H w SUeff BlcentennUl CoUecUon. Claulc assistance to Sage, 58. The that it was not appropriate. SUITS cluding many of the top but a copnmunlty of the national Monetary System. in Belfast at St. Finian’s Parish Church In reproductions chosen for their authenticity, First Lady calmly took Also, The Herald regrets mis She then said we shouldn't^ Jewish leaders of various free,” he said. In mutual security, the morning. ’That evening, he will preach spelling her name as it appeared in sir history. And their beauty. This year, over the microphone and go on with any more of the organizations at the Jewish "Under the Nixon-Ford Carter called for reducing at the Presbyterian Church of Armagh at the list of graduates. Her middle ^ en Bicentennial labels will be led the audience in prayer. program and the guests National Fund of America administration', there has U.S. ground forces by both the Invitation of Temple Landry, name was spelled Francis. found slapped onto almost “We must all pray in our gradually left." dinner when he collapsed. evolved a kind of secretive sides in Europe. anything. It's nice to know the way,” she said as Sage was pewter Bicentennial Collection administered oxygen from SUeff Of'tbe one that alwfew supplied by the hotel, at rings true. The Bicentennial about 10 p.m. “It Is up to This printing test pattern is ^^oUectirai;_From_g75_^^ part of The Herald quality con ' t h i s God what will happen, we trol program in order to give NOTICE WEEK should all have faith." you one of the finest BEAUTIFUL PINE... The Antarctic was found to OUR REG . be a continent by Charles “It is rather ironic,” said newspapers in the nation. 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Esther Alberti, hospital Mrs. Theresa Varney of 100 chairman, also received a personal .School band music and a flag salute Kimberly Rheault, Kimberly Rutherford, Swimming Awards Trophies Summer St. was elected and installed award. introduced the annual awards Anne Marie Talley, Laurie Vartell. Jane Price (L), Jon Keller (E), Geoff Eileen Grenier, Held hockey: Sharon as Junior vice-prezldent of the state The unit took fifth place and ceremony at Bennet Junior High Audio Visual Awards Michaud (E), Robert Michaud (E), Brett Maher, basketball: Lola Ann Diana, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary received a citation for its community School Tuesday forenoon. The event John Abele, Kenneth Caroue, Lance Gallagher (E), Theresa Mazzotta (E), qiortamanship: Wendy Warren, athlete at its recent convention In Hartford. activities book, and a cash award for Paul Brindamour (L), Scott Smith (L),- w u held on the lawn beside the main Carlson, Michael Chaves, Michael of the year. Mrs. Varney is treasurer and past membership. Mark Dama (L), Mike Tbrasber (L), Bob twllding. Cbristlno, William Cratty, Russell Varsity Basketball Awards (Girls) president of the Manchester VFW The Junior Girls Unit took first Dagenais, Mark Duma, Terry Doucette, Tanner (E), Joe Clifford (L). The following students were named Certificates —Debbie Bralnord, Nancy Auxiliary. place for its hospital activities and John Dumont, Steven Eafano, Craig Certificates to the three-year honor roti: Duffy, Dawn Farrell, Kristi Farrell, The local unit received several received a citation for its cAncer aid Susan Anderson, Ropaid Apter, Eagleson, Robert Eichmann, John All C—Ingrid Jacobson, Betty Sheldon, Stacey Monahan, Katie Sullivan, Kelly awards and citations during the con GibMulti Brian Gullo, Neal Kearney, and research program. David Lauzon, Timothy Lauzon, Glen Woods. vention. Mrs. Margaret Chemerka James BsKetta, Nicole Bourgoin, John Lahda, James Longo, John Citations were awarded the local Eagleson, Kelly Tanner, Patrick Gallant, Letters —Georgeonne Ebenold, Jen placed second for the state VIP Elizabeth Busky, Carolyn Egan, McMahon, Robert Michaud, Stephen Lori Wiggin, John Philopena, Kurt VFW Post for its community ac Scott Freedman, Sandra Gamer, nifer Hedlund, Jean Hennigan, ^ r o n president’s award. Rogers, Kenneth MacPhersoa, S U p ^ Carlson, Steve Mitchell, Tammy Maber, Pat Shelton, Lisa Tilden, Wendy tivities and Buddy Poppy drive. It Jacquelyn Hedlund, Burton Hilton, Mitchell, Sian Ogren, John Orfitelll, Mitchell, Jeff Wilbrant. Warren. Merit citations were awarded for also placed third for its hospital Lindsey Holmes, Aaron Horwltz, Mark Raymond, John Smith, William Varsity Bqaketball Awards (Boys) - Service P.E. Aide —Debbie Dagenais. cancer.aid and research,. Voice of program. Eugene Freeman, service Grace Jaworskl, Robert LaCbance, Flynn, Bradley Farley, Brent Hozzord, Democracy and youth activities, Ken Carone, manager’s certUieate, Varsity Softball Awards (Girls) officer, received a "Meritorius Theresa Mazzotta, James Nardulli, James Uccello, William Patelll. rehabilitation and the unit’s and John McMahon, scorer’s certificate: Letters -Shirley Adams, Usa Brown, Achievement" citation. . Lisa Pedrazzini, Linda Roberts, Library Aides Awards Walt Adamy, Ronald Apter, Clifford Georgeanne Ebersold, Jennifer Hedlund, historian's book. Eidward Dupre, a past post com Robert Saunders, Sandra Schack, Missy Andrews, Bonnie Benson, Dawn Bickford, itavld Burke, Edward Ken- Debbie Luz, Sharon Maber, McDonald The Auxiliary received a plaque for mander, was appointed Department Barbara Slalby, Robert Tanner, Farrell, Tim Fortin, Sue Hall, Lori Herr niaon, John Haslett, Richard Koepsel, Beth, Marcy McDonald, Patty Packard, 20 years of continuous service to service officer and was also mann, David Hidecavage, Gwen Jasper, Randee Trabitz, Dale Vinci, Richard Ray Diana, Joe Lovell, Clyde Redd, Jeff Ann Prignano, Pat Shelton, Lisa ’ITIden, Fairfield Hospital, citations from presented a Loyalty Day award. Walden, Diane Whitaker. James Jankowski, Carol Kuklsh, Laureen Schrider, Jim Taylor, Dave Tyo, John Joan 'Vallone, Wendy Warren, JoAnne several hospitals, and a certificate of The foilowing awards were Manseau, Shari Possum, Charron Wilson. Weiss. m erit for its general over-all hospital Mrs. Theresa Varney Potamlanos, Jody Rawson, Charles presented by schooi principai Ailan Golf Varsity Letters Certificate —Debbie Bralnard. Riley, Lori Slierwood, Terri Smith, Holly Peter Phelon, certificate: Jeff Cone and'Staff memlwrs; Truman, Mlgnonne Doyon. Managers Sons of the American Revolution Schrider, Chris Nelson, Chris Hickey, Certificates —Sarah Rice, Debbie Student Council Awards Robert Michaud Craig Eagleson,' Dave DelMastro, Jeff Kosky, Irene Rezman, Wendy Taylor. Glenn Eagleson, Chip Maffe, Mary DoUn. Spanish Awards Letters —Usa Brotrii, Martha Carroll, McCarthy, Will! Meier, Stacey Monahan, Intramural Award (Girls) Christine Cheney, Cindy Cox, Gloria Ronald Apter, Scott Freedman, Jim Blair. 100 Points—Martha C^uroll, Cindy Cox, Diana, Peggy Muldoon, Monica Muipby, Theresa Mazzotta, Dale Vinci, Diane J.V. Cheerleading Awards New 200-mile fishing limit Whitaker Sherry Ro____IIIm , ___ Lisa____ Brown,___ Chris Sherri Rolands, Judy Stoker, Lauren Lisa Bouchard, M ^ Bourque, Suun Cheney, Dawn Farrell, Susan Furan, Kel- Woodhouse, Lynn Wright, German Awards Cain, Susan Greenberg, Kelly Lavery, ly Lavery, Sandy Marshall, Judy Stoker, Track and Field Awards Rebecca Boumet, James Nardulli, Amy Lindsey, Christine Odegard, KaUe SuUlvan, Ellen Swallow, Wendy E -D avid Tyo, John Lahda, Roy Hoang Minh Nguyen, Agnes Rezman, Kathleen Reynolds, Katrene Walsh. Taylor, Lori Wlggln, Lauren Woodhouse, Gallant, Charles Gallant, Mark Doyon, Barbara Slalby. Varsity Cheerleading Awards Lynn Wright, Loisanne Diane. Robert Walsh, Tdny aem ent, John termed selfish, had politics Jonathan Ellis Book .Award Sharon .Kunz and Anne Prignono, co- 200 polnta -Monica Murphy, Nancy Wilson, David Marshall, Steve Telgener, Robert LaChance ., captains; Susan Anderson, Laurie Ber- Duffy, Peggy Muldoon, Irene Rezman, Michael Elliott, Michael James, Hector Joanne Weiss, Eileen Grenier, Linda Melendez, John Hanley, Robert Dramatics Awards dat, Sandra Gamer, Beth Hall, Nancy KINGSTON, R.I. (UPl) - Legal over three years to try and resolve director of Rhode Island University's Herzog, Mary McCarthy, Donna Murphy. Templeton. Nell Berggren, James Blair, Rebecca LaChance, Ken DeDominicua, Paul experts at a law of the sea con the problem of territorial limits. Law of the Sea Institute. Bourret, Mark Buckland, Elizabeth 300 points —Gloria Diana, Judy Croteau, Craig Woykowaky, Jeff Lombar :■ a J.V. Baseball Awards (boys) ference have criticized the United "Some of the countries are beginning Gamble said he hopes the Informal Busky, Dale Carlson, Hal Clough, Drew Flavell, Doug Marti and Kevin Donahue, Laura Ueber, Debra Kosky, do, Chris Chancy, Wendy Taylor, Judy Meagan Fallone, Drew Flavell, John Nancy Piccolo. Stoker. States’ new 200-miie fishing limit to think the negotiations are taking conference in Rhode Island will Moran,'managers: Bernard Alemany, too long," said Dr. John Gamble, hurry along negotiations at the U.N. iHvriild photu by I’inlui Gibeault, Leslie Haney, Brent Hazzard, Michael Caye, Gary Doyon, Jamea . L —Gary Swanson, Daryll Glagrove, which takes effect next year. Lindsay Holmes, Grace Jaworskl, Gamer, James Gluhosky, Jack Lyon, Mary Hawkes, Katy Reynolds, Lisa Columbia University Prof. Giulio Martha Kanehl, John Lahda, Robert Michael OleksinskI, Joseph Panaro, Bouchard, Katrine Walah, Mary Pontecorvo said Tuesday he felt the Bicentennial tapestry Lenhardt, James Longo, Robert March, David Parka, Mark Patapchak, David Bourque, Tessie Mazzoth. law was selfish and bad politics if it Class representatives of Highland Park School with Mrs. Marie Addabho display the Susan Messier, William NIghan, Marcia Quesnel, David Robicbaud, Charles Certificates—Kan Kibbee, Peter John keeps foreign fishermen out of our CHA official says nurses Packard, Lisa Pedrazzini, Russell Pet, Riley, John Smith, Shawn Spears, Ray Durkin seeks ban son, William. Brown, Will! Meier, Smtt Good Citizen medal waters. Bicentennial tapestry made by the school children and staff. P’rum Icit are .Jeitrey Sarah Rice, Randee Trabitz, Dale Vinci, mond Tilden. Wright, David McConnell, Roy Everett, Two Canadians, Gordon Munro of Cappello, kindergarten; Gregory Wood, Grade 1; Daniel Addabbo, Grade 2; Kmil Adclabbo. Chris West, Richard Walden. on withholding Robert Ferguson, Robert Tanner, Ken Varsity Baseball Awards (boys) the University of Britis'h Colombia seek an expanded role Grade 3; Thomas Miller, Grade 4; John Spillman, Grade 5; Vito AddaBbo, (irade 6 Linda Scholastic Art Awards Carono, Lance Carlson, Les Williams, Allan Cone, principal of Bennet Junior High SchooJ, presents a Laurie Berdat, Sandra Bembe, Matt of lottery taxes and Douglas Johnston of Daihousie Randee Trabitz, Michael Haig, Susan John Tweedle, Douglas Hanley, Peggy bron^ Good Citizen Medal and a certificate from the Sons of the Pereira, special education. Sponsored by the school PTA, Mrs. Addabbo supervised the Maloney and Jim Uccello, scorers and University, said the new law may Dreisbach, Charles Gallant. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sens. Kennedy, Jackie Meyer, Lori Wirta, Bar- A m m o , ^ Revolution to Robert Michaud, during the awards NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Herbert Anderson said the nurses' attempts project which began eight months ago. Class members and administrative stall hand managers: Walt Adamy, Cliff Bickford, further strain U.S.-Canada relations. Art Aides Brian Daigle, Leo Diana, Ray Diana, John Durkin, D-N.H., and Thomas by Merrill, Barbara Slalby, Joanna ceremony Anderson, president of the Connec to negotiate for more responsibilities stitched the historic symbols on 18 burlap squares. The tapestry, which was displayed on Meyer, Donita Collier, Ann Everett, Deb outdoors at the school Tuesday. (Herald photo by "It would be a tragedy and a dis Mark Buckland, Bob March, Ken Eric Garuder, Matt Gluhosky, Jim Tobin, McIntyre, D-N.H., said today they ticut Hospital Association says would "compromise the ability of a bie Caputo. Pinto) grace if Canada and the U.S. are in the school’s float in the Bicentennial parade, will hang in the school corridor. Dewey, Jay Crowley, Bill Brown, Kevin Chris Levine, Tony Maselli, Richard have introduced legislation preven nurses striking in Willimantic are physician to properly guarantee the capable of effective management of Boushee. MenUckle, John McMahon, Dave Nurmi, ting the federal government from trying to gain powers rightfully medical care of his or her patient, their joint fisheries," Munro said. Scott Adams Award John Orfitelll, Jim Taylor. requiring states to withhold 20 per belonging to hospital administrators. undermine the legal responsiblities The 200 international participants Scott Wright Varsity Wrestling Awards cent of lottery winnings over $1,000. He said Tuesday the attempt to ex of the board of trustees of the in this week’s University of Rhode Yearbook Awards Charles Gallant (E), Lee Garrlty (L), The Senate Finance Committee pand the role of nurses through hospitals, and distort working Ford anlibusing plan criticized Island conference do not have any Carolyn Egan, Jacqueline Hedlund. Doug Hanley (E), Chris Levine (E), has approved a provision in a tax YOU collective bargaining is inapproplate. relationships which are necessary to David Marshall (C), Steve Albert (C), legal voice. Their meeting is a Band .Award* reform measure which forces states Anderson's comment came in a properly aischarge the hospital's Scott Levine (C), Nick Petrasso (C), preliminary to resumption of talks at By LEWIS LORD Carter said Ford's proposal Agnes Rezman, Barbara Slalby, Jim to withhold 20 per cent of advertised fW ESTERN letter to Gov. Ella T. Grasso and pi. Minnesota, Wyoming and .Mon function.” Mercier, Laurie Dunlop, Al Orgren, Tim John Smith (C), Bob Walsh (C), York the United Nations in August. L'niird Prr*it Inirrnulionul "would require a constitutional tana — slates where 83 delegates are . Whitaker (C), Frank Carlson (L). winnings over $1,000 for payment of Commissioners Douglas Lloyd of the Fortin, Brad Aronson. SUPERMARKET The new law, signed by President Jimmy Carter attacked President amendment and I don't think that's at stake. Tennis Awards federal income taxes. Durkin and health department and Frank San- Ford's antibusing plan Tuesday night Most Valuable Player . Ford to take effect next spring, gives feasible." The First Lady, Betty Ford, will Jon Keller (E), Joe Lovell (E), Rob McIntyre’s legislation would exclude taguida of labor. and said the nation needs a president Russell Pet. 63 TO LU N D TPKE. Mon., Tucs. & Wed. 8 to 8 preference to U.S. fishermen within " l see a real need in this country fill in for her husband at this Saunders (E), Tom Norman (E), Ed state-ruh lotteries from the provi Nurses at the Windham Communi- w ho will encourage school Office Aides Awards sion. MANCHESTER 643-11M Thors. KiFri. 8 to 9 200... miles of the coast. ... But Munri , Memorial Hospital in Willimantic for strong leadership from the presi weekend's Minnesota GOP conven Kennison (E), John Haslett (E), Monica said he was concerned the new ...... desegregation. dent, the governors, the mayors, to Patricia Avery, James Bascetta, Don Murphy (L), Brad Woodhouse (L), Mike Almost $6 million is collected an With A complete Imp of Sut. & Sun.' 8 to 6 have been on strike for 62 days, since tion. while Ford attends an economic W£ H ESinvf THf HKiMT T() will be streached to mean total an'd The prospective Democratic encourage free integration of na Bilodeau, Kyle Braun, Laurie Don, Daigle (L), Mike Hellandbrand (L), EM nually from the New Hampshire GROCERIES & PRODUCE April 21. summit conference with leaders of LIMIT (JUANTlTlfS HSW correction presidential nominee told a fund Schools," the former Georgia gover Kim Erickson, Sandra Ganity, Kathy Tluck (C), Kathy Sullivan (C), Andy Sweepstakes program for education exclusive rights for American Anderson said the impasse should other Western nations in Puerto Gerich, Elizabeth Hall, Laureen SPECIALS THURS FRI - SAT raising dinner in Boston that public nor said. Rico. Loveland (C). and 12 other states have adopted fishermen — in effect, barring Cana be resolved reasonably at the Manseau, Christopher Moquin, Marcia dian fishermen from the American school integration was "one of the Carter held two fund-raising func Meanwhile, former Texas Gov. J.V. Basketball Awards (Boys) lotteries. Durkin 'and McIntyre said bargaining table and not through Two names were left out of the Packard, Lisa P^razzlnl, Nancy Pic coast. best things that ever happened in the tions in Boston and scheduled five John Connally said in San Antonio All C —David Parks, Eric Garuder, the withholding requirement would "shows of strength" such as a mass High School World edition Tuesday colo, Lorraine SlegeskI, Clifford Stratton, Thinly Sliced Gordon Eddy, a spokesman for the South." more in New York today at $1,(XK) a that Carter "looks tough to beat." Jack Lyon, Mike Kennon, Jeff Lombardo, costs thousands of dollars in ad GRADE A rally planned by the striking nurses. with a reference to graduates who Joan Vallone, Tricia Nelson. ITALIAN STYLE United Nations', Food and Carter spoke hours after Ford told person. He has said he expects to But, Connally said, "as time goes on Nurse’s Aides Awards Ray Tildon, Ken Acline, John Wilson, ministrative costs while diminishing The Connecticut Nurses Associa will attend college. Laura Jennings John Freese, Matt Maloney, Pat Silver, Agriculture Organization in Rome, the national Jaycees convention in have his $1.2 million debt paid before a great many flaws will begin to the sale of sweepstakes tickets. WITH A YOUNG A A C tion has organized a Friday rally in will attend Maine University and her Kathleen Banavige, Dawn Brodeaur, Steve Shrider, Bernie Alimany, Joe said the United States had one of the Indianapolis he will send Congress a opening his general election cam develop in .Mr. Carter's facade. " He Linda Canton, Bridget Houston, Shannon The Senate will vote on the amend Willlmantic’s Recreation Park to Panaro, Dave Quesnel, Shawn Spears. HERALD CUTLETS s^vesoc* largest underexplolted fish stocks in twin brother, Lonny, will attend bill in the next few days that would paign, which will be financed by said (Tarter will have to defend Murphy, Susan McClain, Natalie Palmer, ment either late this week or early TURKEYS support the nurses. CNA negotiator WANT AD Wentworth Institute. strictly limit the jurisdiction of federal funds. Democr.pt programs and "whemil's next week. BONELESS SHOULDER the world and didn't need to be Mary Lou Millar said she expected greedy. The fishing limit law, he federal courts in school busing cases. Ronald -Reagan has been working all said and done I think you're going 643-2711 1,0(X) to 2,000 persons to attend the TURKEY said, was totally unnecessary. Ford complained that some federal and relaxing this week at his 600-acre to have difficulty in distinguishing LONDON 1 O O C rally. DRUMSTICKS The U.N. has been meeting for courts "are practically running our ranch near Santa Barbara. Calif., between the McGovern platform and BROIL i 0 Tb local school boards." His plan would and leaves Thursday for a round of the Carter platform. " WOftti HNB limit the federal court busing orders campaign appearances in Mississip N«w Evtning Banking Hours BONELESS tdaal on rotiiaitra Tenrltr BoimIim Chuck to five years. Ow 4S Tam at UatiniSiS Santas July 1st thru August 31st SHOULDER , a a FILLET Two need treatment for elevated lead levels O pen 24 Houn D$Uy ^tarta^mily FOR EMERCENCY SERVICE RRANCHBSTBR OFFICB8 CLOD ROAST..139 Flrtl Manchoatar, 598 Main SI. Thurs., 9 a.m.F8 p.m. STEAKS J .3 9 Two Manchester school lead levels inUieir blood. Health officials said there SoU Jun* 24-26 Monehoatar Orson, sirloin Hip oIBmI A*, wt. 26-30 Ibi. ^rtwhouw«/l.nd.rloin 25.30 pupils will require medical That’s the report coming was a flaw in the testing w/full tandartoin ^ 921 East MkMIo Tpka...... FrI., 9 a.m .-9 p.m . Snort Loin of Baaf ^ treatment for elevated from the voluntary procedures. MkMIo Tumpika, (^) Something NEW for Kids\ screening program of last The screening program HEATINB OILS 320 MkMIa Tpka., W sal...... Thurs., 9 a.m.-9 p.m. STEAKS .1.49 STEAKS .1.4 9 North Manchoatar, 220 N. Main Bt.Wad., 9 a.m.-6 p.m. winter. was funded through the OILIUHNER A BaTTOM ROUND SIRLOIN TIP Staaks Si Roastt Early reports showed Community Renewal cmbeMn/ farms BAST HARTFORD 0FFICB8 with EYE OF ROUND . London Broil 14-17 lbs. V about 175 children in the HEATINB INSTALLATION lump toast, aye luund ris., M Panels urge Team of Hartford. East Hartford, 1088 Main 8 L ...... FrI., 8 a.m.-9 p.m. 1 bwiu Ki cub4i siks. gnd. round 1 • W 7|b. Roost Beef i J a47 first round of tests needed Technicians took blood 643-5135 Sllvar Lana, 794 Sllvar Lana ....F rI., 10 a.m.-0 p.m. flu shots medical treatment, but samples by pin-pricking J 16 Cantar 81. Matwhstlsf H O M E t state Department of HARTFORD MTIOVAL Lonvini Pfivf i/i Cui.FRilZlI wriv>/>at nilkkDlPARtmHT Ini'/v NO EXTRA CHARGE for adults children’s fingers. Lollipop BANR><^TRI3ST SIDES of O A C WASHINGTON (UPI) - BEEF ..O T Two Public Health Service advisory panels agree that Limited openings RUGNACKI'S BUSNACKI'S adults should be urged to YOUR DISCOUNT CENTER Natural Casing get swine flu vaccinations 7.95/5 lb. box 1 f A SKINLESS next fall and winter but in day nursery FRANKFURTERS .>1 adV FRANKS hi .39 they aren't sure whether : for lumber, plywood children should get them. Mrs. Dennis Santoro of requesting a aregistration Dr. David Senser, direc 397 Spring St. has joined form. the staff of the South The fall term will open 5 lb. tor of the government's ' & building supplies. New Calif. Potatoes Center for Disease Control, United Methodist Church Sept. 13. was asked Tuesday to sum Day Nursery for next year. A member of the Sacred CREAM Choose from our collection Watermelons Whole or Cut marize what scientists will t l advise mothers on whether Dhnce Choir of Center Growing Palm of beautiful backgrounds, With the exception of Insulate The Easy their children should be Congregational Church, Mrs. Santoro has taught Miami, the nation's largest and start your tradition today ... vaccinated.. • metropolitan areas have Way With A Peaches 5 lb. For "As scientists we don’t creative dance and almost stopped growing. The 1.00 I rhythms in several area Conference Board obKrves. Portable Blowing know What to tell them," Senser said. Recommen nursery schools. Migration from the other 15 biggest urban centers nearly 8x10 Cda'Portmit Bananas 5 lb. For dations on whether to vac There are limited QUART M achine.. . offset their natural increase 1.00 cinate children are at-least openings for the 1976-77 in population between 1970 two. months away. school year at the SUMC and 1974: and this trend is ex The panels agreed to Help Conserve Energy Canada Dry Can Soda day nursery for four-year- pected to continue. Many peo 6 / 8 9 « make no special provisions olds. Registration will.be ple are vacationing and rytir- Insulate Your Attic 'our own delicious 88C for pregnant women but to taken at the church office ing in the sun belt — Miami, 3 FREE LOLLY-POP R e g .$ .W recommend their vaccina at 1226 Main St., or by Tampa-St. Petersburg. dsllcloui fruit llsversd 'h Gal. Phoenix and Orlando — and ilic e d s a l e Borden's Celebrity Club 7 9 ‘ tion routinely along with calling 647-9141 and To Iho firit 300 chlldron. business is following them r M while American DAILY 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. other adults. there. Muit bo accompaniod by an adult Yogurt *2.95 Saluda Tea 100 ct. (Limit 2) TUES. thru SAT. ■ ex. pkg. 20 Lb Bag June 22 thru 26 )/Cheese»?1 Kool n Heat Suva moni'v • .lui liiju INSULATION IILOWINO MACH i NL Moser's Whipping Cream Pints Pouf-ln Insulation 69 r’flip-flops" I itm m o u i PaI R K f r e e U A n rn i at the Staia WAsmuo C The Florence Whitlock Memorial Award for Industrial Arts, John local groups and organizations went illanrlirBtpr iEu^mngHpralb Award given to the two students of VERNON Foley; N. Helen Hendrick Award to the following; Nancy VonHone, each Rockville High School given to the graduate with the Exchange Club; Daniel O'Brien, William Pirtel, 27, and Freddie graduating class who have the Pirtel, 24, both of 34Mi Elm St., highest grades, who also went to Friends of Football; Colleen Connor, highest standing for the four years Maple Street School, Roseanne Bill. Barbara Phillips, Sharon Jackson, Rockville, were arrested Tuesday on went to Valedictorian Catherine Superior Court bench warrants \The Joseph McCusker Good Friends of Music; Kathleen Crowley, Area news Menard and Salutatorian Jeffrey CUizenship Award, Michael Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor charging them with sale and posses Jaycees; Sharon Jackson, Leonard Gledhill. Kuxulka; Paul J. Roden Award for Tolland Vernon sion of hallucinogenic substance. Lipman Memorial. Bolton Coventry East Hartford outstanding ability and interest in the The alleged offences occured on Miss Menard was also presented Karen Oellers, C. Arthur Mattson field of woodworking, Kenneth March 31, police said. Both men were with the Girls’ Club Award for Memorial scholarship; Kenneth taken to Tolland County Superior Grous; Carroll Plunder Choral Music Couture, Richard 0. Pease excellence in scholarship, leadership Award, Jane Andrews. Court Tuesday. Their cases were and initiative; and the Philip M. Memorial; Martha Fletcher, continued to July 6 and they were Rockville General Hospital Howe Memorial Award for Kenneth W. Little Industrial Arts taken to the Hartford Correctional excellence in history. Auxiliary; Barbara Lamme, Award, Peter Ramsiow; John Ashe .8, E9 Eden wants council post Center in lieu of posting 35,000 surety Rockville Public Health Nursing m n a , Memorial Scholarship, Keith Fritz; bonds. Gledhill was winner of the four- Association; Susan Backofen, Randall S. Fletcher Memorial Award ® ml k ? -3 n • ' 5 Hi l\ Vernon telligent and forthright manner," year Lebbeus Bissell scholarship; Rockville Lodge of Elks. o ® = Eden said. for the pursuit of an art career, Jen Michael Kukulka, St. Luke’s R ^ b lic a n Donald Eden has asked Rockville I the William ’Osier Award for nifer Hopkins; Vocational the Republican Town Committee to excellence in biological science; and Parish; Randall Gifford, Suburban I Agriculture Award, Barbara Women’s Club; Annette Zotti, Ver consider him to fill a vacancy on the In 1973 he was general campaign Hospital notes^«^ the Bausch and Lomb Science medal. k ° E a L Lamme; Whitney T. Ferguso 111 non Education Association; 0 0/(0 o M. Town Council caused by the resigna chairman for the Republican party Memorial Award, Paul Rogalus. Catherine Howe, Vernon Elementary * . (A O c tion of A. Richard MacDonald. and is now serving as treasurer for Admitted Tuesday: Walter Brown, Rt. The E. Stevens Henry Memorial Eileen A. Murphy Foreign the Town Committee as well as a Awards for excellence in scholarship School PTO; Cindy Coughlin, 8. c ,■ 30, Tolland; Glenn Caldwell, Shoddy Mill Language award, Heidemarie Meier; Eden has served two full two-year during the current school year went Kathleen Crowley, Martha Fletcher, IS , . 'I f : ; member of Its executive committee. Rd., Bolton; Ella Griffin, Wellwood Cir Emil Scherwitzky Award for vo-ag or term s on the council plus an un cle, Vernon; John Jerome, Windermere to Debra Vogel, Junior class; Vernon Junior Women’s Club; Nancy industrial arts, Kim Schumann; VonHone, Vernon Recycling Com COST'S expired term to fill a vacancy. For He is chairman of the town's Ave., Rockville; Diane Latimer, Crystal Patricia Maurice, sophomore; and the 1973-79 term he served as mayor Lake Rd., Tolland; Vina Ouellette, Grove James H. Madden Jr. Award for mittee; Amanda Giglio, Wemor 0. Bicentennial Commission and is ser Linda Strnad, freshman. pro-tempore under Frank McCoy. St., Rockville; Willard Ouellette, mechanical ability, Daniel Anderson. Kunzli Memorial; Cindy Coughlin, ving or formerly served as chairman Deborah Pierce, Terrace Dr., Rockville; John Leary, who was also awarded Gayle Wilcox received the Dr. Susan Dahling, Elizabeth Ugolik, of the Fire Study Committee, Swim John E. Flaherty Memorial Award In asking for consideration for the Nathaniel Samuels, Ward St., Rockville; a four-year Bissell Scholarship was Zonta Club. ming Pool Advisory Committee and given to a member of the graduating appointment, Eden said his atten Robert Vaughn, School St., Rockville. the recipient of the Charles Several members of the class the Recreation Trails Committee. DiKharged Tuesday: Hattie Berry, class who plans to pursue a career in dance record during his entire tenure Ellsworth Nettleton Award for fine received scholarships from the Also as president of the Rockville Park West Dr., Rockville; Glenn Custer, some field of medicine. of council service was 96 per cent, character, leadership, initiative, and colleges they plan to attend. High School Booster Club and the Vernon Towers, Vernon; Maureen Besides the Bissell scholarships, "this equaled or exceed^ every general promise. Martin Fagan, principal of the high Vernon Little League. Frallck, Grlffen Rd., South Windsor; several others awarded by various other council member," he said. Mrs. Paula Jacobsen and daughter, Staf , The Esther Fellows award for school made the presentations. MacDonald resigned from the ford Springs; Patricia Reckedorf, languages went to Janice McCann; He added that his voting record and council due to business and personal Lawrence Rd., South Windsor. the Dennis Chapdelaine Memorial active participation in council pressures and said he will soon be Trash can art promoted sessions in support of Mayor McCoy moving closer to his place of business and his leadership is, “I believe" un in Wallingford. ' Red Cross to meet South Windsor will sponsor the Z15 third prize and questioned. ^EBRON — The annual meeting of the Columbia By Judy Kuehnel ribbon awards. The name of the person to be Chapter of the American Red Cross will be Thursday at The South Windsor Young Wives NuWay Tobacco Co. will donate 50 "My desire to speak out on critical trash cans for the contest which will recommended by the Town Com 7:30 p.m. at the Congregatidnal Parish House. Agenda Club and NuWay Tobacco Co. are Issues is a m atter of record and I mittee will be submitted to the coun items include the annual election of officers and reports jointly sponsoring a new art fad in become property of the Wapping would intend to continue this prac cil. It is the usual procedure for the of officers and commitfees. The meeting is open to the town — trash can painting. Fair Association to be used yearly tice. I believe we need to be council to approve the recommenda public. Anyone in Hebron who contributed to the Red The contest is open to residents 8 for litter and trash at the Wapping represented and heard in an in Fair. tion. Cross fund drive is eligible to vote. years old and older and, according to the sponsors, only imagination and Since there are only 50 trash cans School board meeting paint are required prerequisites. available, prior registration and a U1 refundable 35 deposit are required. HEBRON — The Hebron Board of Education will con The contest will culminate the Wapping Fair this September and the Deposit checks should be made to duct a special meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the library the South Windsor Young Wives Club Fire in South Windsolr theme of the painting is open. of the Gilead Hill School. Items on the agenda include and sent to Mrs. Peter Plutnmer, 235 S. a n d R . Sanitation Co. consideration of withdrawal or continued participation in Orchard Hill Dr., along with the spokesman, Sal Garofalo said his of suspicious origin the C en tral O ffice C om m ittee, 1976-77 budget registrant’s name, address, age and adjustments, the discussion of pending litigation to be in company will sponsor cash awards for the children’s contest: 335 first phone number. executive session. Trash cans will he available for A fire in a two-family house at 209- side whei^ the fire originated. prize and 325 second prize and 315 211 Pleasant Valley Rd. shortly after Complete course third prize. pickup at NuWay Tobacco Co., 200 Connelly said that side was exten Sullivan Ave., the week of July 12-16 midnight last night. Is being con sively damaged by fire and the other HEBRON — Constables Robert E. Croston, Donald Tobacco Valley Rubbish Removal sidered as of "suspicious origin,” Co. will sponsor the 335 prize for between 9 a.m. and noon and 1 to 4 side, which was not occupied, suf Lessard and Warren McGuenness recently completed a p.m. Fire Marshal William Connelly said fered heavy smoke and water course in Regional Police Training. The 16-week course adults, while Community Waste this morning. For further information on the con damage. was conducted at Old Lyme. The men received cer Removal Service will sponsor 325 se cond prize and the Young Wives Club test, contact either Mrs. Plummer, tificates upon completing the course. 644-8403 or Mrs. Robert Cooney, 644- Connelly said the house is owned by Only the South Windsor Fire 1110. Darien Prlndle who lived at the 209 Departments responded to the call. Schools to stress three new goals Bolton proving students’ study skills, im Fife damages East Hartford home In a newsgram to parents of proving students’ attitudes and students in Bolton schools, Raymond helping them grow as people. Allen, superintendent, said the Also implementing an effective By SIIKII,A TUU^ER schools are now developing two or staff evaluation instrument and Three East Hartford fire com three major objectives to receive procedure and improving students’ panies responded to a two-alarm fire major emphasis next year. reading for pleasure. at 128 Burnside Ave. early yesterday Present thoughts include Parents who have comments or afternoon. A three-family house emphasizing the use of good English suggestions are asked to call the owned by Gregory Neary was heavily in verbal and written forms, im superintendent’s office. damaged. Fire Chief Michael Fitzgerald directed the 20 firemen fighting the smoke and flames. Both of the town’s aerial trucks were in operation at the $1 million suit filed lAJ fire. ‘Three pumpers, the rescue truck and the emergency vehicle were on the scene. over fatal plane crash Police on duty blocked off the area of the fire and rerouted traffic. The fire, still under investigation Vernon Groot was rescued and Luginbuhl’s by the fire marshal’s office, is A 31 million suit was filed in body was found later still in the small believed to have been started by Tolland County Superior Court plane. workmen on the second floor. The Tuesday by Henry Butler, executor The suit contends that "Groot fire shop up the petitions and heavily of the estate of the late David Lugln- knew, or should have known that the damaged the third floor and the attic. buhl of Ellington. weather conditions then existing Firemen had to chop sections of Luginbuhl was killed in the crash of made said landing attempt the roof to douse flames in the attic. a small plane off Provincetown, Cape dangerous and hazardous.” Those in the house at the time of Cod, Mass., about a year ago. The The day of the accident it was the fire were evacuated. The third suit is being brought against the reported that the weather was foggy floor apartment was vacant. pilot, Amo Groot of Rockville and and the seas were choppy. i Four firemen were treated for the Apollo Plastic and Machine Co. of The legal papers also contend that cuts, smoke inhalation, and heat Rockville, owner of the plane. Groot was operating at a exhaustion as they battled the Groot, Luginbuhl’s son-in-law, suf "dangerously low altitude,” that he two-hour blaze. fered a serious eye injury in the failed to maintain proper control a ro u d ^ by smoke, members of the East Hartford Fire Departmenf climb the aeriai One fire truck stayed on the scene crash. Luginbuhl was part owner of over the airplane, that he failed to fly after the fire for precautionary at "sufficient air speed” and that he laddeMo fight a two-alarm fire that heavily damaged a thsee-family house at 128 Burnside the plastics company. The two men 'Ave. Tuesday. (Herald photo by Tuller) measures. The last crew returned to were on their way to Luginbuhl’s "carelessly and negligently operated the station after 5 p.m. summer home in Wellfleet. said aircraft." I PACE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchttlw, Conn., Wed., June M, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn Wed . June 23. 1976 - PAGE NINETEEN M l *Fonim* smashing MHS grads have party By JUNE TOMPKINS Paul Norton ia Hysterium, a slave in Marlborough park a B CA to Senex and Domina, and is ^ i . | l^Sm9o Herald Reporter Theatre 3 will have a tough act to hysterically funny at the same time. Manchester High School graduates Bob Genzano Is Lycus, a buyer and and recreation commission chair li 3 follow after Its smashing successful took their "after-graduating” party man. said the youths were passing O j j season opener, "A Funny Thing seller of courtesans, who gets cau^t outside of town Monday night; they in the net of ridiculous maneuvering around yearbooks for signatures and Happened On The Way To The went to Marlborough. having a good time when he arrived of affairs of arranged romance. Forum,” which opened last weekend. More than 1.000 youths, many of at 10:30 because of a complaint. He Fortunately, the riotous musical Lester Hartnett, shines in his small them MHS graduates in the class that role as an old man who is looking for said the group "was a good bunch of comedy plays again Thursday night, converged on Blish Memorial kids " through Sunday In the auditorium on his lost daughter. He is sent on a long Park at the town beach. Neighbors walk (seven times around the seven MHS Principal George the Manchester Community College complained, and slate police wearing Emmerling, expressing his disap campus at Bidwell St. hills of Rome) by Spalla who, as a riot helmets and carrying billy clubs pointment about the celebration, said Once again, the little boxy theater temporary soothsayer, promises and canisters were called to disperse Erronius he will find his daughter at it "was one of the best kept secrets " has lent Itself to an Ingenious produc the crown. He said Manchester officials have tion of a show which demands rather the end of his walk. His appearance There were no arrests made. tried to discourage these parties extensive stage setting and an active walking across the stage at intervals Robert Nielson, resident stale in the play telling the audience it’s Parties were held at the Nike Site cast that at times uses all possible trooper, said youths were drinking, lor many years, but police and school space for humorous cavorting. the second time around, the third smoking, shooting off fireworks, and officials took extra pains to see that The combination of Jam es Quinn's time, with fatigue showing, makes creating a lot of noise. you feel that the walk around none was held there last year. directing and the actors’ near The crowd made a slow but orderly Some youths stayed at the professional performances creates backstage has really been all around exit when troopers were called. Rome. Marlborough beach to clean up the an inimitable production that is pure Norman Cavoli, Marlborough park area once the crowd disbanded entertainment from the beginning. Before the story ends, Domina and A comedy of errors, the setting Is Hysterium dress In the disguise of 200 years before the Christian era, a Philia in white robes and blonde Burial of dinosaur tracks day in spring in a street In Rome. wigs, and a grand game of tag b e i ^ ^ fi)g In true ancient dramatic style, an as the plans of deception develop. considered for protection D isguis^ as PhlUa, Domina hopes to g S « 0 m actor, John Spalla, Introduces the re -^ u c e her husband. Also dis said no decision has been made on play and its charactm in a prologue. HARTFORD (UPI) - The guised as Philia, Nysterium hopes to which pre.servation method to use. Spalla also plays Pseudolus, a prehistoric dinosaur footprints in Roman slave to Hero. distract the warrior so that the real William Miller, director of Parks Rocky Hill’s Dinosaur Park might Philia may run away with Hero, and Recreation, wrote Gov. Ella T Spalla is that rare mixture of have to be buried under several feet perpetual vitality and personality handsomely played by Crean. Grasso a memorandum stating con of earth to preserve them The hljinks are crai^. The lines are struction of a new bubble building 0)w Mi that continually generates the best in State Department of Environmen the rest of the cast in the play. He’s unexpected and funny. The timing is would be "short-sighted, self- tal Protection officials said the ( / > the sly fox in the play who always precise and never lags. A chorale defeating and expensive," because of u)= §S o e sung during the funeral scene in the tracks might be buried under five schemes up the impossible plots, and feet or more of earth, and left air pressure, heating and illumina then connives to fulfill them. second act is a bit of excellent music tion problems. Last day o f school! covered for years. There are romances galore, a bevy and rendition by the voices. They said the burial plan is only of benevolently bestowed courtesans The play, full of delightful utter The last day at Waddell School on Tuesday was a "dive-in,” first one of several for preserving the 200 (court .mistresses), and some in nonsense, is sandwiched in between Hose Company Wl in the pool and then into the pizzas as the students celebrated million year old prints. teresting contemporary music by the opening and closing song which Administrative mixups left a large Stephen Sondheim arranged for this says there'll be comedy tonight; their last day at school for the year with a splash and pizza par taps Pickral set of tracks, about 1,500 footprints, production by Spalla, who Is as sorrows and morals are for ty. The event was given by the PTA and the si.xth grade room without an insulating cover lust talented a musician as he Is an actor.' tomorrow, but there’s comedy Clyde Pickral of 124 W. Center St. mothers.' (Herald photo by Pinto) winter. They were damaged exten Ray Gardiner Is Senex, an old man, tonight. has been elected captain of the sively. who is unfortunately (he thinks) (Called the street players, the small volunteer (ire fighters of Hose Co. 2. Another set of 500 prints were married to Domina p lay ^ by Jayne orchestra behind the play action is Town Fire Department. He succeeds exposed in January after a plastic Newirth. He is infatuated with furnished by a piano, flute, French Roland Schiller. bubble building was blown down PhiUa, a young virgin, portrayed by horn, trumpet and percussion, who Other elected officers are George Drastic variations in New England Julie Futtner, who is in love with provide a stimulating combo. ‘Some progress’ reported Trueman, first lieutenant; Joseph air temperatures caused the dam age’ Trudeau, Terence M. Crean as Hero. But If you miss this belly-tickler, you'll second lieutenant; James to both sets. Philia has been bought by Miles miss one of the best shows of the Orfitelli, secretary; Cary Crane, A new bubble building for the ■ o Gloriosus, a warrior, who is pom summer. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. treasurer m C O M in teaching aide talks smaller set of tracks may be com m pously and magnificently described Also. Shiller, Milton Stavnitsky, pleted by fall, officials said, while a m by Lud Baldwin. The paraprofessionals and ad Sherwood Trueman, trustees. previous plan to cover the large set "Some progress" was made at this ministrators are the only remaining Edward Fisher and Robert Adams, of tracks with easily removable (/> week's state mediation session with school employe groups which haven't stewards; Lawrence Trudeau, urethane foam appears likely to be Manchester school paraprofesslonals settled on new contracts, already Schiller, Milton Stavnitsky, in (teacher aides). Asst. School Supt. settled and ratified are pacts with replaced with deep burial. vestigating committee; Robert Stav Two top officials of the department Storrs woman convicted Wilson E. Deakln Jr. said Tuesday. teachers, secretaries, nurses and nitsky and Henry Agnew, auditors. Deakln, negotiator for the Board of custodians. Education, and Antoinette Head, CO of aiding insurgents president of the Manchester Federa tion of Paraprofessionals, said the Local police report BURLINGTON. Vt. - Delia A. San United States, allegedly to support employe group had submitted a new Phillipine insurgents. Juan, 36, of Storrs, Conn., has been proposal for salaries and contract Assistant U.S. Attorney Jerome convicted in U.S. District Court of language changes. Court date is July 12. • Richard H. Roy, 16, of O'Neill, who prosecuted the case, Roger L. Perkins, 27, of • Nelson D. Carrier, 25, 98 Oakland St., charged on bringing 377,5(X) from Canada to the Details of the proposal weren’t 869 Main St. was arrested • Anthony R. ^ p p a, 49, said Tuesday there was testimony of Rt. 85, Amston, charged a warrant Tuesday with released. If the school board doesn’t by Manchester Police of 72 Greenlawn St., East "that she was bringing it (the Tuesday night with driving fourth-degree larceny. accept the plan by paraprofessionals, Tuesday night on charges while his license was under Hartford, charged on a money) over for people repressed in the contract negotiations are iikely warrant Tuesday with Police said the charge the Phillipines." involving the alleged aban suspension and failure to stems from the alleged GE contract to go to an arbitration panel. donment of a baby on a obey a red light at E. issuing a bad .check and Samuel Gruber of Stamford, Conn., Deakin said negotiations with fourth-degree larceny. theft of a starter's pistol her attorney, said he has filed a doorstep. Center and Porter Sts. being used as a prop In a school administrators, which broke Perkins, held overnight Court date is July 6. Court date is July 5. negotiations notice he will appeal the case to the • Stanley J. Domanski, play at Illing Junior High down last month, will go to mediation on a $5,000 cash bond for • Joan A. Damoto, 17, of Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. June 30. 58, of 4 Pearl St., charged School. Court date is July under way Mrs. San Juan, a University of court appearance today, 119 Keeney St., charged on (/) CO was charged with risk of on a warrant Tuesday with William A. Johnson, Q) Co Connecticut educational assistant a warrant Tuesday with injury to a minor and aban fourth-degree sexual 37, of 27 Garden S t., < A N^W YORK (UPI) - Negotiators from the Phillipines, would not com falsely reporting an inci <0 -g. assault. Police said the charged on a re-arrest for the General Electric Co. and two ment Tuesday on the ease. Quincy school donment of a child less dent. Police said the than six years old. charge stems from a false charge involves an April 3 warrant Tuesday with electrical unions, faced with a mid She was sentenced Monday to one incident Involving a 14- Investigation of the case fire alarm from Box 571, 1.1 speeding and driving while 1 _ J night Sunday contract expiration, are year in prison, with 11 months closing doors lire diarm irum doa a/i, « u l r\ began Tuesday afternoon Manchester High School, ^ boy. Domanski his license was under § holding national contract talks on a suspended, and two years' probation when a resident of a Chest on June 8. Court date Is was held overnight on a $1,- suspension. He was daily basis. for violation of the 1970 federal bank BOSTON (UPI) - The doors shut nut St. apartment house July 5. 000 cash bond for court released on a $300 cash Representatives of GE, the Inter secrecy act, which requires persons Tuesday at the 129-year-old, red told police she saw a man • Frank A. DeCiantis, appearance today, police bond for court appearance national Union of Electrical, Radio bringing $5,000 or more into the brick Quincy school, ending the life carry a baby into the apart 18, of 527 Lake St., charged said. July'12. and Machine Workers and the United United States to file a form. of the nation’s oldest public elemen ment house and leave on a warrant Tuesday with • Harold J. Wilson. 18, of • Lilyan B. Johnston, 41, Electrical Workers have been Gruber said the law was un tary school with more than one without it. two counts of loitering on 27 Cook S t., charged of Ellington, charged on a u > meeting at the Essex House since constitutional and violated Mrs. San classroom. Police said the baby — a school grounds. Police said Tuesday morning with warrant Tuesday with April 20. Juan’s rights of privacy, due process, The nailed-down wooden desks of I four-to-five-month-old girl the charges stem from In loitering on school grounds issuing a bad check and A GE spokesman said Tuesday and free association. He also said it the three-story structure in Boston's — was found on a doormat cidents June 11 and 14 at (Manchester High School). fourth-degree larceny. both sides have agreed not to issue raised questions of illegal search and South End may have had their inside the building. The Manchester High School, Court date is June 28. . Court date is July 12. any statements about the substance seizure. charm, but school administrators baby was taken to of the talks. decided the school's limited facilities Tfie three-day court trial ruled the Manchester Memorial Q. O ^ n He said expiration of the contracts act was legal. hampered modern and innovative ap ft ^ ? without a new agreement would not proaches to teaching. The Toronto Mail reported the officials were notified, necessarily mean an immediate Most of the school’s 200 students s - ^ money came from Kuo Ching-An, a police said. work stoppage for the approximately and their teachers have been press office in the Chinese Embassy Perkins was ap lltiOOO w orkers affected . The reassigned to the new, multimillion in Canada, who was expelled from prehended at about 10 p.m. ? m spokesman said lUE officials were dollar Quincy school two blocks away the country for behavior unbecoming on Oak St. and taken into required to give at least 10 days from the old Tyler Street structure. a diplomat. custody, police said. notice of a strike, but the United Communist insurgents have been In 1837, Horace Mann set up the Electrical Workers could call its men nation's first statewide education waging guerilla warfare in the Other arrests made or off the job at midnight Sunday if no cofnmission in Massachusetts. Ten Phillipines since the close of World summonses issued by agreement were reached. War 11. years later, the construction of the Manchester Police in • ' / Quincy school began. cluded: Teachers honored Two of Manchester’s 10 years as dean of women retiring teachers were at Manchester High honored recently at the School. Mrs. Boland is Manchester Education retiring as the nurse at Association retirement Illing Junior High School dinner at Willie's Steak after many years of ser House. vice. Mrs. Cecilia Moore and Members of the Board of Mrs. Patricia Trevithick Education were invited m S were presented with guests to the event. m engraved bowls filled with 00 M\'\u\\\\u\\U' flowers as a token of ap Phone problems M preciation by their fellow NEW HAVEN (UPI) - on teachers. The Federal Com Mrs. Moore taught for 19 munications Commission years at Verplanck School has initiated policies which and Mrs. Trevithick taught threaten to raise phone for 12 years at Bentley OOi prices and reduce state School. 00 control of phone com The highlight presenta panies, according Alfred tion of the evening was the W. Van Slnderen, president Manchester Education 00 of Southern New England Association Friend of Telephone. He told a Education Award to Dr. Rotary Club meeting Walter Schardt for his con Tuesday both problems tribution to education in CA could result from FCC Manchester as a member moves to Increase com of the Board of Education petition in the phone in n CO for 10 years. It was the se dustry. Van Sinderen said cond time in its history the high business service MEA made this award. prices keep home phone Honored guests at the prices down. He said a bill OPEN dinner were Mr. and Mrs. now in Congress would Robert (Parmys) Pratt DAILY restore the historic price and Mrs. Valerie Boland. balance in the phone in 7119 Mrs. Pratt is retiring after dustry. SATURDAY 7IL 6 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mwidiwtef. Conn.. Wed., June M, 1876 MANCHES“rER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cotui., Wed , Jun^23, 1976— PAGE ’TOE.NTY-ONE ffo m a a For tafa U 33 Homos For ta f a 33 Homos For ta f a f t Homos For Solo 33 Homos For Solo . 23 ffomaa For Safa 33 ffomaa For Safa 23 Artleiss hr Ssh 41 INDEX □ EMPLOYMENT Homo* For Mtio 21 NOTtCBS MANCHESTER - Two family, SEARS alr-conditloner, 7800 1 - Loti snd Sound blu, $300.. Westinghouse 5000 ADVERTISINe a - Psrsoosls Htip W a n M 1$ MANCHESTER 64 Duplex, three bedrooms, 1 9 - Annouooimsfits 1/2 baths, separate utilUles. btu, $100. Excellent condition. Call 646-7264. MTES 4 Enlonslflmsftt PHONE FROM borne to ser $34,800 Pn$ontlng...another newly painted. $47,500. 5 - Aueuont Thr*« bodreom Con Wolverton Agency, Rea tors, vice. our customers In the 649-2813 1 dty . 10« word por day riNANCIAL Manchester area, flexible dominium. Lore* Hvins TWO BUILT-IN ovens, good 3 day* . .0# word par day • - S h e H e r a t b working condition. GE $30., aondi-Slockt-MortgogM hours, super earnlnp, 249- room, dining room, a n d a daya . la word par day 9 ~ PtfMRSi Losnt COMMERCIAL Garages. LliH $15. Ideal lor summer 7771. kllehon, Ihroo botho, 26 daya . ,7a word par day 10 - insursAC* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Broad Street area. 500 (eerper cottage. Call 643-9297 between corpoting. Appllaneoa, ige. $150 ner month. Paul 15 word!, 12.00 minimum IMPIOVMIMT 10 a m. and 5 p m 13 - SALES POSITION • Stralgbt lull batomonl, oarport. Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. Happy Ada...... 1216 Inch Help Wsnisd oommlssloos, leads furnished 14 - ButInsM OpportunltlM . PileodtoooN. r GAS DRYEH - battled g u on 15 - Situstion WsnMd to home owners. Call 242-5402. EXCLUSIVE ^ REALE! ly. Mint conditioncondl Beat offer. PHDNE 643-2711 UARREAinCO. lOUCATION MANCHESTER (Jail 646-1241. IlifI Yttu 19 - Privsis Insiruetfont DOG GROOMER - Part time. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ YOUR AD • 4 3 - 9 M 9 19 Schopls*ClsssM Experienced only-must be Robort D. Murdoch, DUNCAN PHYFE dining 20 - Initrudions Wsnisd able to finish all breeds - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••aat•#••##•##•••••••••••• ••##••###••••! GOIONML IWIRM ffooftor Under construction. A un table with leaf. Seats 10, needs Know? ai4l ISTATI references required. Wanfed______j j H»lp W tnM u HNp Wanted rellnithing. $30. 6434103. 23 - Homss for Ssts Sberldanne Kennels, Hebron, 71 iquely designed full When the time 24 - Loti'Lsnd for Sslo 228-9009. dormered five-room Cape 25 ~ invMtmont Proporty SMALL ARMS repairmen, ATTENTION - Girls who lUe SOUTH WINDSOR - Large with center chimney. 2‘rV comes when you 26 ~ BuilnsM Proporty art time, experience useful seven room Split on treed lot. to sew. Material, patterns, 27 - Rotort Proporty FULL TIME ambitious Real ut not r^uired. We’ll train baths, 2-car garage, in the won't miss the 26 - B Call owner, 28^153. other essentials You name It, RosI Eitsts Wsntod Estate Agents needed. you, good pay, promotion op- 4* Porter Street area. Expan I have it. 6434103. Excellent sales opportunity, boat, sell it with a MItC. lERViCIt portunity. Enlistment WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS SANTINA DRIVE - Five room dable to four bedrooms and 31 ~ Sorvicot Offsrod high commissions paid. For required, age 17-34. ’The Army 32 - Pslntlng*Psporlng 12 to 14 Year Dlds expandable Ranch, fireplace, 3>ri baths. $69,500. TWO PIECE LIVING ROOM Want Ad. confidential interview with Reserve, ft pays to go to set. Colonial high back with 33 ~ BuMding«Contrscilng the company that serves the breeieway, garage, large 34 ~ Roofmg<8lding meetings. CaII23M900 or 623- to canvass for the treed lot. Hutchini Agency, WARREN E. wings, gold herculon cover, 35 - Hfsllng«PlumDing nation call Century 21, Ted- 2670,8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday- perfect condition. Cost nearly 36 Flooring ford Real EsUte, M7-9914. Friday, 646-3166. 37 - Moving*Truciilng>Slorsgo MANCHESTER HOWLAND $000., asking $300. 6434103. 38 SsrvicM Wsntod Roallors 643-1108 P A R T -T IM E p o s itio n s CLERK TYPIST, part time SIX R(X)M Ranch home, with r, part time, EVENING HERALD attached garage, two full ADVERTISING MItC. FOR 9ALE available. Hourly rate plus experience useful but not TEN USED metal office 1643-2711 41 - Articlos for Ssis commissions, Paid holidays Mon., Tue$., Wod. 5-8 P.M. baths, aluminum sided, desks, $20 each and up. 649- DEADLINE 42 ~ Building Supplios required. We’ll train you, fireplace, full cellar for work 9953. 43 - 'Pots •Vrdt* Oogi and vacations. Inquire Ii at X good pay, promotion oppor CALL 647-9946, 3-5 P.M. Lots-Lsnd For Ssh 34 12:00 noon (ha day bafora 44 ~ Livoilock Lafayette Square, Rockville, 9 or storage. 100x200’ lot. Very publicallon. tunity. Enlistment required. 45 - Bosti A Accostoriot a.m. to 9 p.m. American Age 17-34. The Army Reserve. clean. $42,900. Keith Real MANCHESTER - two treed WELL BUILT - apartment Daadlina lor Saturday and 46 - Sporting Ooodi EsUte, 646-4128, 649-1922. sized gas stove, white. LEGAL 47 - Qsrdsn Products Froxen Foods, Inc. It pays to go to meetings. Call building loU, rural zone, $9,- Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 48 ~ Aniiquos 500 e a » , Vernon, high treed Excellent condition. $40. Call 2^1500 or 623-2670,8 a.m. to 4 649-9302. NOTICE 49 - Wsntod to Buy HELI-ARC Welder - p.m., Monday-Frioay. BRAND NEW spacious leven lot, 185’ frontage. Vtolverton experienced only In aluminum DISHWASHER Wanted WORK IN PUsUc manufac room Ranch. Ideal floor plan, Agency, Realtor. 649-2913. RINTAL9 kitchen adjoins family room TOWN OF ANDOVER 52 - Rooms for Ront group IV. Others required PERSON for cleaning and nights. Apply Cavey’s turing company. 1st shift, 7 MAHOGANY finish double PLEASE READ 63 - Apsrimonts for Ront group I, II and III. Overtime stock work, 8 p.m. to mid ResUurant, 45 ^ s t Center a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Must be able with fireplace. Sliding glasa WE HAVE A challenging “ B" bed. matching chest, dresser CONNECTICUT 54 - Homos tor Ront door to good sized deck off with mirror, chair, $150; PLANNING AND ZONING YDUR AD 55 ~ Businoss tor Ront and benefits. Apply in person night. ^ p ly in ^ rs o n after 6 Street, Manchester. to operate machinery. Will zone lot, centrally locatM, for train. (^11 between 10 a.m. family room, professionally maple dining room table COMMISSION Claaaiflad ada ara tahan ovar 56 - Rosort Proporty for RortI 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Djmamic p.m., Dairy Queen, Broad sale. II is 96’xl27' ap 57 - Wsntod lo Ront Metal Products Company Street. and 2 p.m. for interview. 646- landscaped. Extras! $55,S0(). proximately. Priced at $l2,- 36"x48 " extends 72", $M; Iba phona aa a convanlanca. 56 ~ MitC- tor Ront Call Peterman Realty and maple captain's chair, $15; The Planning and Zoning Tha Harald ta raapontlbla for Inc., 422 North Main St., QUALITY CONTROL Inspec 2920. 000. Call 649-5261, John H. tor and first piece layout on Building Company. 649-9404 or walnut console 21" B/W Commission, at a meeting on only ona Incorract Inaartlon and AUTOMOTIVE Manchester. AVON - I’ll show you how four D.F. Reale, REALTORS Lappen, Inc. (or details. than only to (l>a alia of tha 61 ~ Aulof for Sslo aircraft sheet metal parts, MOVIE THEATRE usher. 644-865^ television, $35. 849-2911. 14 June 1976 made the hours a day can earn you more original inaartlon Errora which 62 - Trucks lor Sslo GENERAL OFFICE Work, ' benefits and overtime. Part time, three or four ELLINGTON - C ostal U ke lullowing decisions; 63 - Hoivy Equipmont lor Solo than you thought possible. do noi laaaan ma valua of tha 64 - knowledge of bookkeeping, Dynamic Metal Products evenings weekly. Apply in BOLTON - Ranch with first Road, beautiful 2.9 acres ap FOR SALE - Baby furniture, advartiaamani will nol ba cor- Motor cyclos-Bicyclos Call for deU ils:'523-9401. No excellent condition. CaU 875- 1. Adopted completely 65 - Camp4Ki‘Trsilort>Mobilo and typing, five days, 8 a.m.-5 obligation. Company, Inc., 422 North person, Vernon Cine i I L II, floor family room with built- proved and ready to build. raclad by an additional inaar- ins. fieldstone fireplace, three 1626. revised &ning Regulations lion Homos p.m. all benefits. East Hart Main Street, Manchester, after 6 p.m. Privacy and accessible to which will become effective 1 66 ~ Automotivo Sorvico ford location. Call 289-2735. Conn. bedrooms, dining room, walk OPENS THE DOOR Hartford and surrounding 67 - Autos for RonI'LoiSO July 1976. HAIRDRESSER - Part time, out basement, garage, Urge towns. Only $8,000. Century ATTENTION Tag Sale lovers. private lot. M9,900. Philbrick Come one, come all to large 2. Adopted completely Ma c h in is t • First class - : f f ^ 06^ e t Studios. 21, Tedford Real ^ ta te , 647- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Experienced on lathe and Agency, Realtors 646-4200. to good, old-fashioned 9914. tag sale. June 26th, 9 a.m .4 revised Subdivision p.m. Take Keeney St. to Regulations which will Lost and Found t Bridgeport. Interviewing 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Overtime and SECRETARY - Part time CAPE - Seven rooms, ASSUME PAYMENTS - 40 Nutmeg to 133 Strawberry become effective 1 July 1976. I H’s Always The $ National Weather Forecast featuring 17’x23’ first floor Lane, Manchester. FOUND - Orange tabby benefits. Dynamic Metal days. Monday thru Saturday. piece-of-mind with the acres Ranch near St. Johns, Products Company, Inc., 422 Wfll be in one-girl office. Call family room, two fireplaces, Arizona. Pay 2 back payments Copies of these regulations I Right Time | kitten. Chestnut Street area. four bedrooms, central vac, RED MAPLE Double bed and Call 643-8272. North I^in Street. 649-7786 after 5:30 p.m. $109. Was $13400. Balance due have been filed in the Town , treed lot. $46,500. $11,282. Call Bob collect, (602) mattress. $75. Good condition. I In The | m a NQHIUIIH ck Agency, Realtors, 643-6865 alter 5:30 p.m. Clerk's office. LOST - Passbook number 54- PART TIME - Janitorial work, B 9474011. William Austin Manchester area. 2 1/2 hours Permanent, part-time 646^200. D.F. REALE I WANT ADS 012333-6, Connecticut Bank ti mature receptionist, clerk- TAG SALK - Bargains galore. Secretary Trust Company. Application per night, five nights per Buslnsss Proporty 26 week. Qill 249-6680. V typist needed for doctor’s BRICK DUPLEX • living Saturday June 26th at 103 Planning i Zoning I CALL ANY TIME made for payment. Hamlin Street, Manchester. ofiice. Hours: Afternoons, room, kitchen, formal dining MANCHESTER - Two - 800 Commission evenings and Saturdays. room, three bedrooms, rec I 643-2711 LOST - Siamese Cat, dark HELP WANTED - Concrete SAM rilAHCl*e< square feet, reUil stores on laborer to set and strip forms. Reply Box MM, room, 2-car garage, excellent WE BUY and sell furniture. 3 ASK FOR CONNIE brown and black female, busy Main Street. Warren E. Cash on the line. One piece or 875-1103 after 6 p.m. Manchester Herald. - condition, $51,900. Philbrick Howland Realtors, 643-111)6. named Sandy, Manchester Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. an entire houseful. 6464432. Hospital vicinity. Call 742- Furniture Barn, 345 Main LEGAL 8624. RN or LPN, part time, also Am I EsIsIs Wsnisd 21 MANCHESTER - (duality American Street. Beside Douglas Saturdays and Sundays, 7-3,3- Sufinait Opportunity 14 lOWIIt TIMNIAIUIII 1 built, eleven room Ranch, Motors. NOTICE FOUND - One child’s Timex 11, 11-7. Laurel Manor, 649- ALL CASH for your property TOWN OF MANCHESTER 4519. SMALL ENGINE Service large living room with wristwatch with brown within 24 hours. Avoid red DRESSER - hardrock maple, POSITION VACANCY Corporation expanding dealer fireplace, (our bedrooms, first leather strap. Church St. floor family room, two baths, tape, instant service. Hayes woman's 60" dresser, with LABORATORY Owner, call 649-3539. LAUNDRY, person for H network. No experience Corporation, 6464131. weekends, 7-3. Laurel Manor, necessary. Complete training large rec room with (liepUce, 52" mirror in maple frame, TECHNICIAN game room, office. 16’xS2’ perfect condition. Original 111,876.44 - 112,262.64 91 Chestnut Street, program. $500. investment SELLING your house? Call us Manchester. [ 2 3 “ ®*'” '*0* pool, bathhouse, garage, Urge L^rnie Shkld wananty cost, over $900. Sacrifice at Help Wanted t3 unwtAi»«tioiocAbi^ required to start your own lin t and we’ll make you a Performs laboratory testing business. Ideal for retired or treed lot. $58,5«). Philbrick $350. 646-1183. for primary and secondary cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, FOOD SERVICE part time, part time. Details on request. Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. Here’s what that warranty Realtor, 643-1577. sludge and water pollution TRUCK DRIVERS part time, experience useful but not Mr. Barker. ESCA Field GAS RANGE - 20 ” Magic Chef, apartment size in control and quality tests. experience useful but not required. We’ll train you, For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, June 24. During Wednesday Training Division Box 619, SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus means to you: IMMEDIATE CASH for your Associate Degree in required. We’ll train you. good pay, promotion oppor night, shower activity is forecast for parts of the Great Plains Wading River, New York. restored antique Colonial in excellent condition, $40. Call property. Let us e^ lain our 646-5351. Chemistry and two years’ good pay, promotion oppor tunity. EnlistmentEnl^t required. region, the Tennessee valley and portions of the mid Atlantic 11792. Manchester. Fifteen rooms, It means peace of mind— whether you’re buying or selling (even an older home) and the assurance that lair proposal. Call Mr. tunity. Enlistment required. Age 17-34. The Army Reserve. three full baths, nine experience performing the Coast. Fair to partly cloudy skies are expected elsewhere all the systems and built-in appliances you buy with the home will work...and work perfectly...for one year Belfiore,)re, 647-1'-1413. TAG SALE Indoors, rain or Happiness Is; Age 17-34. The Army Reserve. It pays to go to mee'tings. Call across the nation. Minimum temperatures include: (ap MANCHESTER • Would you fireplaces, other features too described water and sewage It pays to go to meetings. Call numerous to mention. $130,- from the day you buy. If they don’t, you’re covered by an American Home Shield warranty that promised to shine. June 24th thru June testing, or a B achelor’s g Attending the 232-1500 or 623-2670 8 a.m. to 4 proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 66 (82), like to stay in the greater MAY WE BUY your home? 232-lUO or 623-2670 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday-Friday. 000. Philbrick Agency, correct any failure or malfunction. Good as new. Promptly — even on weekends and holidays. The Amer'ican 27th. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Moving Degree In Chemistry. Boston 67 ( 82), Chicago 62 (80), Dallas 74 ( 89). Denver 46 (73), Manchester area? Why not Quick, fair, all cash and no - Furniture, drapes, spreads, p.m., Monday-Frioay. buy a business of your own Realtors, 646-4200. Applications and position I STRAWBERRY | Duluth 51 (69), Houston 71 (91), Jacksonville 68 (87), Kansas Home Shield Warranty covers all the major systems in the home; plumbing, heating, and electrical systems, problems. Call Warren E. toys, clothing, miscellaneous. IMMEDIATE opening for a and set your roots here. Varie and all built-in appliances purchased with the home, such as the water heater, disposal, dishwasher, and built- Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. descriptions are available at I FESTIVAL % SUPPLY/Inventory Clerks - printed circuit board Fabrica City 65 ( 78), Los Angeles 63 ( 75), Miami 74 ( 87), New Orleans 70 ty Store. Excellent opportuni IMPECt^ABLE is the word to Bargains! 88 Richard Road, in range and oven. If anything goes wrong — no m atter how wrong it goes — your American Home Shield Vernon, (off Lake Street). the Personnel Office, g at United i part time, experience useful tion Foreman with knowledge (88), New York 68 ( 83), Phoenix 71 (105), San Frandesco 52 ty with low investment describe this seven room CASH for your property. (^11 Municipal Building, 41 Center but not required. We’ll train of blueprints, measurii^ (75), Seattle 51 (70), St. Louis 63 ( 86), Washington 70 (88). home featuring a 17’x23’ first Warranty will put it right. I Methodist Church f? required. B/W Realty, 647- us first If anxious to Sell. LIVING ROOM set. three Street, Manchester, Connec you. Good pay, promotion op equipment, milling, and N.C. 1419. floor family room with Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or §1040 Boston Turnpike 9j portunity. Enlistment operation or comparable fireplace, (our bedrooms, D.F. Reale is the only agency in town who offers this warranty program. No one else can offer you this ser pieces recently, professional ticut. 649-1922 ly reupholstered with scotch Closing date for filing Is g (Rt. 44A) required. Age 17-34. The Army experience in a related field fireplaced living room, cen vice, a service which can be applied, both to homes listed through our agency and homes sold (Multiple f Reserve. It pays to go to guard fabrics, colonial high July 2, 1976. with a years experience in tral vac system, garage, treed SELL YOUR house through J. § Friday, June 25th § meetings. Call 232-1500 or 623- lot. $46,S()0. Philbrick Agency, Listing homes included) by our agency. wing back sofa, rocker, chair, An E qual O pportunity supervision of people. Contact CUSTODIANS- Experienced, CARPENTERS helper - some Watson Beach Real Estate 2670,8 am. to 4 p.m., Monday- Multi-Circuits at 646-4100, 9 experience, framing and Realtors, 646^^. like new condition. 646-1183. Employer. § 5 to 9 p.m. g part time, evenings, If you are wondering how this exclusive warranty service Company. Professional real Friday. a.m. to 4 p.m. Manchester area. Call 643- roofing. Must have transpor THE ...... ^ w rk s for ANY home, Call D.F. Reale, Realtors. estate service (or nearly 50 CARPET POWER Stretcher - 5691, 2-6 p.m. tation. Barcomb Construction years. Call our Manchester of Company. 643-5012 after 6 like new, Kinkbad stretcher, MANCHESTER fice for an estimate of value with earring case. 6464351. DRUG Counseling Center p.m. SOUTH WINDSOR without obligallon. 647-9139. Director - Established locally CARPET CU'HER - Wolf funded drug counselihg center I’LL SHOW you how to earn EVENING $84,500 THINKING of Selling? We seeks full time director. above average earnings in clipper, electric cutter, with will Inspect your property and sell-sharpening blade. Successful candidate should Sales field. For details call Immaoulala 8'A room suggest an asking price. (No have drug and alcohol related Buildisco, 249-0077. Excellent condition. Call 646- HERALD Ranch, two or Ihraa obligation) Ask us about our 5351. counseling experience, as well badrooma, largo living guaranteed sales plan. as a working knowledge of TEACHER - DIRECTOR and Dubaldo-Lesperance CUP & MAIL drug and alcohol related teacher for Manchester Early has a room, dining room, pan- 1972 RCA XLIOO, color TV and aUd braazaway, attachad D.F. REALE Realtors, MLS, 6464605. sUnd, $250. Call 647-9368. education and prevention Learning Center. Minimum programs. Send resume and qualifications for both. two-car garaga, baautihil WANTED - Seven or more TAG SALE - 456460 Main salary requirements to Drug Bachelor’s degree In Early DEALERSHIP high lot In ona of South room home, must have dining Director, C/0 Chamber of Childhood Education or close WIndaor'a nicaat araaa. Street, across from open In the room, family and or rec room, Friendly’s, June 26-27, 8-5. NAME Commerce, 257 East Center ly related field. References three bedrooms, fireplace, 1 St., Manchesterx Ct. 06040. An required. Teacher Director Three families, clothes, MAIL TO: SOUTH WINDSOR 1/2 baths, September 1st oc (men’s, women’s, girl’s boy’s. Equal Opportunity Employer salary $9,000 to $9,400. Two UAR REALTY CO. cupancy. Mid 40’s. By owners ADDRESS M/F. years work experience with • 4 9 - a 9 « a Infants), small appliances, AREA. only. U ll 643-7887. kid’s toys, games, books, baby H e r a l d young children. Teacher Robert D. Murdock, m CITY salary $7,800-$B,150. Work Realtors furniture, Tupperware, CLASSIFIED AOVERTISINO DENTAL ASSISTANT • Please call Mr. Raaftor Excellent training opportuni experience preferred. Contact MULTlFif USTMO MflFfCff □ MI8C. FOR SALE record player, knlck-knacki, ty for industrious person in Department of Human Ser Us 175 Main St., Manchester bath items, etc. lamps, plants, STATE P.O. BOX 591 busy Manchester dental prac vices, 41 Center Street, Hatak tor REALTOR* household Items. Manchtsltr, Conn. 06040 tice. Varied duties with public Manchester, 649-5281. SOUTH WINDSOR - Skyline A f X S Artlehs hr Ssh 41 ZIP contact, involves chalrside details. Drive, executive Raised MAGNAVOX Stereo, console, EXAMPLE: assisting and oral hygiene in Ranch with cathedral ceiling, ALUMINUM sheeU used as excellent condition. Call after eat-in kitchen, with built-in 646-4515 printing plates, .007 thick, 6 p.m., 526-3915. PHONE struction. Four day week. 15 Words for 6 Days oven and range, formal dining Ux32". 25 cents each or 5 (or Requirements: Maturity, 43 ise, prior work experience, IMMEDIATE 647-9946 room, three bedrooms, two $1. Phone 643-2711. Building SuppHss □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *7.20 raalary negotiable. Send full baths, 2-car garage, $M,- 900. W olverton Agency, OVERLOOK DRIVE - Large BRIGHT AND SHINY seven- MANCHESTER - Exceptional CLEAN USED refrigerators, NATURAL STONE for resume to P.O. Box, 289, OPENINGS C N M IJ M modem kitchen accentuates MANCHESTER Manchester. Realtors, 649-2913. 6-8 room Roiood R a n c h . room Split. Fireplaced living three bedroom Cape. King ranaes, automatic washers, retaining walls, veneers, No axparltnca raquirad. this aluminum sided seven- NEWHOm Kaanay $L Aroa patios, etc. Pick up by the FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS CorpoUng of ewnoi'a room, large dimng room, 2 size master bedroom, 2 baths, guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s Good salary, paid □ EDUCATION room Ranch with 2-car gar baths, plus family room, all on NEW RAISED RAIMiaS garage, large lot, pool. Very Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- pound or delivery by the ton. PLUMBER'S apprentice ■ CHARMING Older Colonial. lioioe. age, two baths, fireplace, FIVE NEW HOMES will takr imalUr horns In experienced only. After 5 training, 30 daya vacation rivate shrubbed lot. Priced nice. $37^00. Holcombe 2m . Bolton Notch Stone ()uarry, 1 2 3 4 s par yaar, plut many olhar This home offers gracious large treed lot, located on NEARING COMPLETION trads. Realtors, 644-2447. 649-3163. p.m., call 643-21 living at a comfortable price. e) seU in the $40’s. B/W Real banaflta. Prfvata fnalrucffont 1$ LOT M LOTS quiet dead-end street. Keith ON EAST ELDRIDQE ty, 647-1419. •40,000 SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice • Four bedrooms, two baths, NUNN Real EsUte, 446-4126, 649- Tworomalning 6 7 ACT NOW demonstrators for Near Cryiioi Lake. STREET OFF AUTUMN. MANCHESTER - Four room Leading manufacturer haa 8 9 to Tha U.9. Army haa TUTORING ■ Math and fireplaced living room, 2-car 1922. an extra special free gift. Sell garage. Only $42,900. Keith $4,500 CO M PLITR FM condominium. Rec room, 1 redwood pools left over from currant opaninga lor reading - Grades 2-6, CUII646- OPEN DAILY AND t/2 baths, includes alt 1975 season Half Price. 11 name brand toys and gifts Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649- MANCHESTER - Super clean, SUNDAY m . ImI Istili Cinlw Ti 13 14 IT------(Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fen •chooli In: 7557. 1922. FOR SALE BY BANK $464144 appliances, carpeting, patio Guaranteed installation 6i Law Enforcamant large six-six duplex, with grill, carMil. $29,900. terms, call toll free 800-228- ton). Earn $1000 or more with aluminum siding, separate NORTH RIVER RD. Treasure House party plan. Food Sarvica Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. 1976 ask (or Monte, day or 10 if 13 □ REAL ESTATE EXCELLENT Investment - furnaces, 2K;ar garage, $64,- UCROCKEn 5!------Free kit. Top commissions. Danlal/Madical Aaalttanl Low maintenance 6-5 two COVENTRY evening, seven days. ^ o lc 900. Warren E. Howland Rtaltor l4$-1Sn Three bedroom Raised VERNON - Excellent Invest EARLY SETTLERS Cape • Also booking parties. Call Powar Qanarator family, 38’ heated and paneled ment. Two family, 54. 2-car 21 Realtors, 643-1106. Ranch, 2-car garage, lot Step back into history with DARK LOAM - Five yards. TS l i 51------n ------collect pcrson-to-person (or Oparatlon Homo* For Safa 23 3rd floor. Separate furnaces, REAL ESTATE garage, immaculate condi Miss Jean, 491-2100. this cbaritiing circa 1750 $32., plus tax. Washed patio MIttlla Crawman appliances, garage. Walk to THREE FAMILY for invest- approxim ately 150x300. tion, desirable residential $26,500. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Price $43,000 home. Seven-foot center and pool sand, gravel, stone. 2B 57 Conatructlon shopping and bus. $39,900 ment minded family who neighborhood. Priced to lell i i 53 30 Ranch, fireplace, baseboard MANCHESTER - Young ten chimney with 3 working 643-9m. Dogs-Birds-Psis 43 WOMAN to care (or and And many mora. Keith Real EsUte, 646-4128. 872^7718 wants rent free and extra In Call 64e-1700 now in mid $40’s. Owner. 875- prepare meals for two ladies heating, stove, refrigerator. 649-1922. room Ranch, three to five fireplaces. Original paneling, come. Principals only. Owner, Ext. 32, 9-4 3936. pegged beams, partiallypartlalT TOP SOIL, clean, $6 per yard PRIVATE riding instructions, 31 hi in their home. Room and Agaa 17-35. Enlialmant Hutchins Agency 04M166. 649-1919. bedrooms, two full baths, first n 51------5!------floor family room with re tire d . $36,000. (!all(Sail KeithK eli delivered, call 5^186. English and western, $5.0() board provided plus weekly raquirad. CHARM GALORE In this per hour, call 633-5571, salary. Pleasant surroun BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive MANCHESTER • Keeney firepUce, paneled recreation Real Elstate (or this rare (M . For furthar Information MANCHESTER - Four room ANDOVER - Only two left, three bedroom gracious 646-1126, 649-1922. MARVEL Comic Books - Turn anytime. 30 5T dings. References. Write Box five-room Ranch, family Street area - six room, three Ranch, excellent starter or room, atUched garages, $49,- ColonUl in older area. Great 53 13------contact: LIVE M THE WOODS- 900. Amedy Realty, Realtors, live In the woods but not In the your old Marvel Comics NN, Manchester Herald. room, fireplace, paneling, bedroom Ranch, Florida retirement home, convenient sticks, new six room, three sunroom for planU and TV, SGT. LAFRAHA aluminum siding. Hutchins BUT NOT M THE STICKS room, beautiful wooded lot. 8754283. (^iderman, Fantastic Four, DOG-CAT BOARDING location, $31,900. Hayes Cor bedroom, one bath Raised plu • • -rotf • HuUt, etc.) into cash. Send bathing/grooming. Complete PART or full-time, real estate Agency, 646-3160. Maol location — ttw Wolverton Agency, Realtors, poration, 6464131. Ready*dy for(or occupancy in time 643-9462 bast of both wortda — Ranch. Fully appllanced list. Including title, issue modern (acilitTes. Canine sales agent. Call 872-7718 after 549-2813. MANCHESTER - Big 54. kitchen, barowooo (loora, (or adraol.s ( ^ l . PPricM ric^ to sell in ththe 1:30 p.m. rural living 3 mlnutaa — number and condition, to Box Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon GARRISON Colonial on Two-family, on private treed fireplace, twocar garage, m $40’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419 F, Manchester Herald. Road, Manchester. 646W I. TUE SAVINGS beautiful wooded lot. Urge or laat — from MANCHESTER - Three MANCHESTER - AttracUve lot, two baths each floor, acres treed lot. Only m.900. Classified Word Rates family room with fireplace, Manohatlarl Truly bedroom Colonial with formal seven room Cape, three to MANCHESTER ARE COMING' heated year ‘round porch. Call O ntury 21, Tedford R ^ MANCHESTER 21 CUBIC FT. Westinghouse GERMAN SHEPHERD • Auctions 5 AucUont 12’x23’ game room, music majMtle 9-room Colonial, dining room. Patio with stone four bedrooms, two baths, T. J. (Jrockett Realtors, 643- EsUU, 0474914. Keeney SL Area fireplace in backyard. Two- upright freezer, eicellent con Female pup. AKC. Ten THE 3AV1NC5 room, or fourth bedroom, custom craRad by An- newly remodeled kitchen, 1577. TWO NEW COUMIAU A BEST BUY dition. $250. Call 6494677. months old. Lovable dlspotl- wall-to-wall throughout, car garage. Convenient West covered 31’ patio, pool, fenced M ANCHESTER - T hree aaldl. Spacloua, gracloua side location. Priced to sell Exquitlle eleven room, tion. Excellent quality. ARE rosewood paneling central rooma. FIrat floor family in yard. $K,900. Aineay Real MANCHESTER - Charming bedroom townhouse con Sherldanne Kennels. 228-90iH. ARE LOW vac, built-in barbecue, sliding kM,500. Wolverton Agency, ty, Realtors, S7542S3. three-year-old Colonial SHIRLEY TEMPLE pitcher, room that mutt ba taan. three bedroom Ranch with 1 dominium. Finished rec 1 day to 2 days...... 10* par word par day glass doors, flagstone patio. ^ I t o r s , 649-2813. 1/2 baths, first floor family loeolod In a doalratblo bowl and mug. Perfect condi SANDY’S ANTIQUES & room. 2 full baths, plus two tion. $50. 6434103. MINI-TOY silver pqpdle, 3 days to 5 days...... Oa par word per day Call today for deUils and In Two llraplaoaa, two-oar room, fireplace, fenced-in half baths. Plush carpeting, roaldontlal oroa of ovaraizad garaga. All thU MANCHESTER - (two) three Manohaolar on a ono acre male, 18 months old. CaU 646- 6 days to 25 days...... 8a par word par day AUCTION SERVICE spection of this choice yard, and more. Priced In the air conditioning. Private end 5312. offering. $69,900. Philbrick and much mora on a lot family houses. Separate FOR SALE 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. (rood lot. $8' In-ground BUFFALO blue willow plates. 26 daya or m o ra...... 7a par word par day unit. $37,500. W arren E. COVENTRY - Privacy is $8. each. Other pieces also. Wa will buy for cash or aall your Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. traad with, among ottior heating, on but line, Action Howland Realtors, 543-U08. pool, largo offleo or tiudy $2.00 minimum — No copy changaa RealEsUte, 647-1300. BY BANK yours on these 3.5 acres 6434103. PEDIGREED DACHSHUND. marchandlsa at auction. Ona or thrubo and Irooo, tcarca MANCHESTER - New homes Idoal for profoiolonol par- Male. Has papers. Loves BOLTON - Custom built Manchester Road, Glaston - Raised Ranch, Family room, bordering undeveloped whila blrchoi. A mlnl- woodland, includes fieldstone n. Othor loaturao loo WOOD - (^it your own. Also children. My developed ona hundrad Itama. Raised Ranch includes 22’x25’ oatala In tha llfliaa— and OWNER MUST Move - Three bury. Three bedroom two Aportmoirto For Pont 53 Homm lor P m 54 Wanfod to P m 57 Autoo For' Solo 51 ■* ' v r ’'" i - Anawar to Pravtoua Pualo Charles M. Schultz WE HAVE customersitomers waitingwaltl EIGHT ROOM Older STUDENT SEEKING small Furniture (or the rentall iof your aparv Colonial. Fireplaces. Larte fundibed aparbnent, August ment or home.ne. J.D. Real •2095 Dear Abby ACROSS 57 Body of watar lawn,' parL._.a r k in g ..... 16, vicinity Manchester Com Buys a 1971 Chev. Monte Carlo, 2 GET AlUAV FUM ME KID Estate Associate*, Inc. a r e a . STUPID KID' HE 5? ^ fia n c e * . No children,ildi peto. munity College or bus line. dr., HT. green with matching vinyl 1 Utodlogivt DOWN OR I'LL REARRANGE ' I960. CaU coUect 6(0 863-4273 after 6 roof. I cyl., A /traof.. radio, light LIVES IN KANSAS CiTV 1 Working adult*. 6462881). P/ste«r1nf, tilt wheel, fac. aft coo- By Abigail Van Buren 1 Mastar VOUR LANDSCAPE)! p.m. 9 Stooping 2 Aaaavarata ^AND HE'S NEVER seen A / LOOKING for anything in real d., new Urea. Compare anywhere. MANCHESTER - Five rooms, DEAR ABBY: I Am ■ 17*yeBr-old boy who w b b a b le to furnttura 3 Allot t e n n is Vis o r ) estate rental - apartments, HARRY S 1 1 ^ 8 Ptaca lo writ# 3300 per month. Children COUPLE W ITH!______grBdiulte from high school ssrly baesuM I psmod the 4 Fast homes, multiple dwellings, no SUBURRAN MOTOR CAR MC. reouired tests.^ My problem is 1 need a summer job, but 12 Rnishad 5 Shad blood acceptM, no neU. Call J.D. needs to rent five rooms. 13 58 (Roman) 6 Ahvayt fee*. Call J.D. R oalE rtate 563-1164. 80 ToNond Tpke„ MancheaBar nobody will hire me beesuse I hsve hsd no experience. Associates, Inc. 6461960. RealEsU te, M6-1980. 840-M78 Open 9 to 0 14 Hunting dog 7 Noiaa Abby« how can s person get experience if nobody will hire 15 Notworh 8 Naat and WANTED - One room with him? (anat.) stylish 24 Larga plant 38 Chael of Stnieti Othnd >1 StfvfcM OMmtf i1 Palnting-Ptptrtng 32 PooPng-SPUng-ChImnoy 3 4 30 LOCUST STREET - Second DUPUEX - Near town center, three bedrooms, kitchen, kitchen privileges, prefer 1 sm a responsible, hard working boy who has never been 16Evanlng (poat.) 9 Lamb's pan 25 Hops' kMn drawers floor, (our room apartment, living room, wall-to-wall Nortbend locaUon, wUI share 17 Evargraan traa nama 26 Eccantric 39 Not avan CASH PAID for your older, BRICK, block, stone, HOUSE PAINTING - QuaUt ROOFER will insUU roof, heated, security, PtO. 646- 1968 IMPALA four.door, best in any kind of trouble, and I'm willing to do anything—nin 18 Badroom 10 Want to lha whaafs 41 Salna tributary unwanted or Junk car*. ■Uty carpeting and appliances, full with female. Call 6464666. fireplaces, chimney repairs. work. Reasonable prices. Call ' ' siding or gutter* (or low dis 2426, 66.______offer. CaU Tracy, 6463144. errands, wail on wbles, sweep the floors, answer the phone, furnttura bottom 27 Graak lattar 42 Trim Immediate removal. Windaor No job to small, save. Call 6 ^ basement, attic, shaded yard, 20 To tpaak 11 Lag )omt 28 Bayond 43 Flowar 646-1800 (or an estimate. count price. Call Ken at 649- MATURE WOMAN with box groceries-you name it. And if I don't know how to do Auto Haul. 24^2S4». 8356 (or estimate. 2456. TWO BEDROOM luxury near park. Adult*. No pets. 1964 TWO-DOOR Blscayne. it, I-wiU learn. (archaic) 19 Sun (Q^m an) 44 That ona Townhouse located in Security deposit. $215. excellent Job and references 21 Bushy dump 20 Ptaca to sit 29 Cans (Latin) PAINTER needs work. want* reasonable furniihed or CleanI iupholstery . and body in So far 1 have applied for 22 joba, but nothing haa 22 Obtarva 22 Modal 31 Cry 45 Pravaricatof SEALING Driveways and odd STUMP REMOVAL - SpecUl BIDWELL Home Improve Highland Park section of Available July 1st. 646-6297 or good condition,condition. Good tires and materiaUzed. Jobs. Very reasonable. Call Residential and commercial, 6465691. unfurnished Uiree-four room 23 Fool rast somatimas on 34 Distant (comb, 48 Lova god 20" stump, IIS. Also special vacation homes and cottages. ment Co. Expert imtallatlon Manchester, wooded and battery. Runs but needs work. Abby, how can a person without puU or connections get a 26 Andant two- mantaf form) 47 Rapiata Mickey Finn — Morris Welse 64J.«807. on all sizes. Call 742-9347. private. For information call apartment. Preferably In 20 years experience In interior of aluminum siding, gutters OU, Cottage, Spruce, Maple 646S()M. job? I'm beginning to think it’s impossible. whaatad cart 23 Crtas 37 Flat-topped 48 Davanport 13 KNOX STREET - Six room 30 Mouths 50 Tafant and exterior exterloi painting and and trims. Roofing Installa 6461616 or 6466006. convulsivtiy furnltura (p< ) THAT'S RIGHT, VVkVNB W-NO. I KNEW VOU'D LAWN MOWING • Good ser duplex, three bedrooms, Street area, (jail 6463964 alter DISCOURAGED REALLY? N O - B U T AS I RECALL, Th o s e \ NEED CHEAP Labor? tion and repairs. 649-6495,676 1972 FIAT 124 Spider. 5 speed, 31 Dalay with -SURPR«BO TO S8E FIND M6 SOONER OR vice. Reasonable rates. Also paper hanging. By the HourMl or adults preferred, no pets, 5:30 p.m. ■xpactation r 1“ r " r 1 r ~ r 1“ IT IT T h e n i I'L L HAVE ARE Th e e x a c t w o r d s 1 Average driveway sealed, |M. 9109. TOLLAND - UConn area ■ yellow, roof rack, excellent DEAR DlStjOURAGED: Go back to some of the places ^ VOUR OLP PAL, LATER! BUT I WAS GUESS IT--VERY , general housecleaning. Omar flat rate. Estimates by ap- parking. 3225. 5660609 afler 6 32 Japanasa sash *POWP6R*‘ SURNSP GOIN^ TO GET IN TOUCH vou USEP Two y e a r s Average lawn mowed, IS. Norwegian Wood Apartments, condition. 32,300 or best offer. you've applied and teU them that you are honest, VOUVE G O T SOON/ AGO-IN CHICAGO- / Adams, 568-8915. pointment only, Call 6 4 ^ K p.m. 33 Egyptian li 14 WITH VOU — ANY T H E 2 f Housepainting, any other odd after 6 p.m. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, fully equipped kitchen, shag 6467471. dependable, hard-working and ao eager to prove your worth pitssura god BEFORE VOU PID A Jobs done at the same low T H O U ' YO U 'HOUPINI*/ roofing, storm windows, aw carpet, patio*, picnic tables, that you'U work for one week with no obUgatlon on their 34 Tamparatuft IB 14 19 O W E ME' EXPERIENCED energetic rates. Call 64641868. master TV antenna, laundry (ab.) \ nings. Quality workmanship, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 CHEVY V ega, part, and if they feel you don't quaUfy, they owe you n r u lllll handyman, lawns, painting, ' ...... 1.—- ••••••#••••••••••••••••••• free estimates. Fully insured. facilities, ample parking, hatchback, automatic,itlc nothing. 35 Numbar carpentry, electrical. No Jw CARPENTRY-My specialty; BulMIng-ConIneUng 33 KEEP SMILING JO MadKjm-sizad 872-9187, 6463417. positively nqpeis. Immediate □ AUTOMOTIVE excellent condition, 31,100. You may not be hired instantly, but I'U bet your name 11 B- i too small. Free estimates. roofs, porc*“porches " and ' garages.------occupancy. 8^2735. KEEP HAPPY 742-6736. sofas Call 649-4316: goes to the top of the Uat. Try It and let me know how you 38 Mala pigs i r !T IT H 24 Maximum quality, minimum NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - SPECIAUZING cleaning and come out. prices. 647-9037. 40 High mountain Remodeling, repairing, ad repairing chimneys, FOUR ROOM apartment, se •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Autoa For Solo 51 41 Mira u REWEAVING bums, holes. ditions, rec rooms, porches roofs,new roofs. Free es cond floor, two-family, heat Buolnooo h r P m 55 DEAR ABBY: Last weekend my husband's 24-year-old 42 Group of Zippers, umbrellas repaired. BUYVIG JUNK Cars - 925. for and roofing. No Job too small. timates. 30 Years Experience. included, one car parking, NEED CAR? Credit bad? LOOKING brother (I’U call him "BiU") came to town and stayed with Indians u Window shades, Venetian complete big cars, IIS for In Call 6463144. Howley, 643-5361. yard, middleaged preferred, FOR RENT Connecting or Bankrupt?. Repossessed? us. 45 Pantrlas ■ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. termediate and $10 for small no children or pets, 3160. separaterate frofront room offices. Honest Douglas accepts FOR ME? We planned to (Une out with another couple and had 49 — • top dask i t Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- cars. 8767890 or 6469SS3. CARPENTRY - Repairs, monthly. Call 649-4522 9U Main Street. Call 6464846. lowest down, smallest I'm a 1976 OLDS Delta 88 engaged a 13-year-oId neighbor girl to ait with our two little 50 Araa (Fr.) i I YANKEE ALUMINUM - 51 Rivar (Sp.) 46 5221. remodeling, additions, gar siding, gutters, doors, win between 6-4. payments. Douglas Motors, 2-Door Hardtop with all ones. 52 Island (pod.) 44 JT IT j r ages, rooHng, call David dows, awnings, free es TWO - Professloonal Offices - 3tt Main. tho goodio*. BiU was going out with his friends that evening and was 4i CUSTOM DRAPERIES - 53 Frog ganus I hand fal tl cash is battir Patrla, 64617M. timates. Fully insured. 35 MODERN three rooms, first First floor, excellent busineu Try mo, You'll llko mo waiting for us to finish dressing before he showered and 54 Llghtswltch r II Priscilla’a Pop — Al Vermeer made very reasonable, work Oakland Street. 6461106. floor. Heat, appliances, location, all facilities, WE PAY 315 for complete sign guaranteed, call anytime, 649- than a garais h i of staff. 13,000 miloa shaved. He said he'd do that after we left and whUe the WES ROBBINS carpentry utilities included. Quiet parking, rent reasonable. 646 Junk cars, (jail Joey, Touand sitter was here. 55 Driving 0~ U 44 L O O K / I CAN NEVER Auto Body, 5261990. commands remodeling specialist. Ad ROOFING and gutter m ature couple. No pets. 1680, 6463549. I put my foot down and insisted that BiU shower quickly 5T U 49 PRISCILLA, IT'S A R E M E - M B E R ditions, rec rooms, dormers, specialists - GAF products, References and security. 647- 56 Faithful DRESSMAKING, hems and SAVE and leave the house with us. I didn't think it would be right (German) O PEKJTHESTES ,TM AT NAM E Pefnllng-ffsperfng 32 bullt-ins, bathrooms, fully insured, free estimates. 1619. 440 SQUARE FOOT office In PARTS Department now open • NCWSPAPCR rNTXIIPRISEAUN • IATRICAPILLUS-' alterations done In my home. kitchens, 6463446. Call 6460466. modem business building, air- Saturdays. Complete Une of for him to be alone in the house with a 13-year-old girl, even Reasonable. Call 646-4019. though he is a very nice young man. I knew that the sitter'a HOUSE PAINTING - Quality FOUR ROOM House, garage. conditioning. 627 Main Kreet. Chrysler parts. Chorchet CATALANO'S work, reasonable prices. Call LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Call 6434M. Motors. 6463646. mother would be horrifi^ to learn that we left her daughter C4M TREE Service - Free es- HMUng-Ptumblng 35 Central, adults, security, (or estimate. 6461800. new homes custom built, references. 3215. Call 6467U1. Auto Sales alone with a 24-year-old man, and I felt the ^ rl herself timates, discount senior remodeled, additions, rec SEWERLINES, sink lines, BROAD STREET - Modem might feel iU at ease. Win at Bridge citizens. Company INSIDE • Outside painting. rooms, garages, kitchens high-rise office building, all 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 2 BiU was furious with me, and my husband thought I was PQ, Manchester owned and cleaned with electric cutters, MANCHESTER - Four room Special rates (or people over remodeled, bath tile, cement ^ professionals. McKinney utilities and parking, *1495 369 CEMTEH ST. crazy to think there would be anything wrong in leaving BUI operated. Call 646-1327. Duplex, convenient location. Bun ■ 1970 Miverick, 2 dr„ blue. 6o. Fully insured. Estimates work. Steps, dormers. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com No pets. Security. 3200 plus carpeted, will sub-divide. ExUa nice thru out. Thrifty 6 cvl., with the sitter. Was I wrong to feel that way? Dad gives son good advice given. Call 6467863. Residential or commercial. Rentals start at $100 per WILL TILL your garden for |7 pany, 6465308. utililties.. 6466465 - ...... after 5:( A/trani., radio, while walli. lest TAKIt^G NO CHANCES Call 6464291. month. 6468422, 6465764. drive today. Moloreyeloo-BIcytloo 54 any thought at all. East put up per hour. Call anytime, 742- PAINTING - interior and .NORTH 23 NO JOB too small, toilet TAKE OVER Lease - 3205. a HURY SIKXELS DEAR TAKING: Yea. You owe BiU an apology. his queen and returned the — — §532. exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SEVERAL OFFICES repairs, pluggedd ddrains, rains, month. 350. security. Includes MOTORCYCLE Insurance - suit to knock put dummy's excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con kitchen faucets replaced, r all appliances, heat, laundry available In Vernon SUBURBAN MOTOR C M MC. Lowest rates available. "Sun * A 6 an-ihM. -< a - i . QUALITY RefInishing - 199 H Tolland T ^ a ., Manehaaiar DEAR ABBY: I am to be married in the faU and need *962 ace Later Wev took the ace Free estimates. Fully in tracting. Residential and repaired, rec rooms,r< facilities. No children under Professional Building. On Mt-2071 Opan • to • ny Day" beverage. Exclusive Forest Street, Manchester. sured. Martin Mattson, 646 commercial. Whether it be a Route 83, approximately $4.50 NETRA Agent. Uarke Agen your opinion about something that has caused considerable * K J762 of clubs and three more heart Custom upholstering, caning baOiroombamroom remodeling,remodeling heat ten. Call 646-8436 after 6 p.m. conversation in our famUy. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawroncs 4431. small repair Job, a custom modernization, etc. Free es- Available August 1st. per foot. Heat and air- cy, 643-llM. tricks to defeat my game. and repairs. Free estimates. built home or anything in conditioning included. Ample I have asked my favorite aunt to be one of my WEST EAST Free pick-up and delivery. timates gladly given. M 8i M Today. I know that this was PAPER HANGING Expert. between, call 64613n. Plumbing It Heating, 6462871. NEAT AND Clean five room parking. Call after 6,6462314. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - bridesmaids. She is 44 and very young-looking. She re^sied, «J87 e 10 963 one time for second-hand a f t e r b a ^ y OH.OH1...I THOUGHT 6468574. VK J 8 4 3 OQS ARRIVB5 AT Your average paper, in Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 14k 1975 FORD Mustang II Gbia, Specializing in low cost saying, "Everyone would say I looked foolish with aU those high The ace play would in &HE 6AID I WAS TO Mr. V-8, automatic, custom In 9 10 5 4 9 QJ83 THE «A5(3UER' WAIT MERE ALONB! average room, 125. i: GARAGES and storage sheds. 30TTI HEATING and Plum baths, ^10. without utilities. coverage for over 10 years. young girls, and it would spoil your day." (The other sure m y contract unless West A P e IW H I5 ANY TYPE fence erected, Richman, 6463864. T. Shannon, 5666652. terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. bridesmaids are from 17 to 26.) «AS *843 repaired or painted, pipe bing - All heating and plum Call Peterman Agency, 646 Binding authority. Crockett had led from five to the king- GORILLA 5Uir-- bing repairs plus remodieling. 8659 or 6469404. OFFICE SPACi 6465763, or 6462813. Agency, Inc., 6461577. I need your advice. S O IT H ID I A CHARMIMfl R o thes line posts. Call 7U- G.L. McHUGH Painting - BEAUTIFY your room with a *A K 2 quecn-jack A very unusual Call 6 4 6 ^ 1 . FOR RENT BALTIMORE BRIDE lead since it is automatic lo GUIDE A5K.6 Interior - exterior painting. new celling installed FOUR ROOM second floor un 1960 VOLKSWAGEN bus, 1972 HONDA SL 350 KI. Many, V 109 72 HIM TO m r IM IZSO iquare feet, center of I excellent condition. Factory 9AK7 lead an honor from that l ib r a r y Quality profeuional work at professionally. By Bernard FRANK SCOTELLA Plum furnished apartment. Central. many extras. 3750. Must sell. DEAR BRIDE: 1 can't possibly know what "everyone" THE MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, reasonable prices. Free es Lozier Inc., Call 646-4464. I Manchuter. air conditioning and 1 rebuilt engine, new brakes *Q 10 9 holding ALOME-AND concrete, steps, sidewalks, bing - repairs and remodeling. Call 6469228. parking. Call S4S-K61. '. Cali 6462570. would say, and neither can your aunt. She's obviously more timates. 643-9321. Vanities and hot water and exhaust systems, new Bolli vulnerable I might not have worked THEM... and patios. Reasonable rates. CEILINGS and Wall battery, six mounted tires. concerned with her own image than eager to participate in that out back then, but al least Call 875-4973 after 6. heaters. Prompt service on FOR RENT - Modem three TEN-SPEED bike. AMF, your wedding. Don't coax her. WILUS SCHULTZ. Quality remodeling. Replace and emergencies. 6467024. room apartment, with heat, 3975. 6467077 after 4 p.m. excellent condition. $55. Cali W eil N'orlh E ait Soulh it would have been well worth interior and exterior, painting repair ceilings and walls. ••••#••••••••••••••••••••• hot water, appliances and TWO {offices In cen- 6465949 after 6 p.m. 1 N T my while lo stop and think and paperhanging. Fully in Texture ceilings, sand Flooring 36 carpeting. Country setting and trally bullding, air- — • 4 9 5 “ ^ Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass sured Call 64M343. finished swirl, spray or stuc idit Buys a 1968 Olds 68 convertible. Pass 'e yard. 3200. per month. conditioned, with plenty of Blue, new top, body needs work. 1974 HONDA 450, 4400 miles, Astro-graph co. Done by ex|wrienced dry FLOOR Sanding - RefInishing, 13. parking, call 649-5261, John H. 3950. CaU 6862407. Opening lead — 4 e HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, K Runs excellent. How can you miss wall tradesmen only. Special floors like new, no waxing, Lappen, Inc. to inspect. with a deal like this. By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L Several readers have asked m exterior. Also odd lobs, chain season rates. Compare our (specializing In older floors). SIX LARGE room Duplex, 22 MMYStlCXaS npoi By Osw ald & James Jacoby the significance of a three- PHONE saw work and hauling, loam, prices. Free estimate. Ceilings and inside painting. Church Street, excellent con LARGE, newly built, jpaneled SUMMiM MOTH CM MC. Mobllo Homoo 55 I used to write my father in spade response to partner s Alley Oop — Dave Graue soaAliiifiNCi643-2711 IN mctkC rouM to gravel, whatever. Call Eld 871- Drobiak Dry Wall Company, John Verfallle, 6465750, 8 ^ and carpeted second floor of so ToffaiKf Tpk*.. M w KhnM r Korea to ask him bridge 2158. dition. Deep secluded yard. opening bid ol one in any other 6468882. 2222. No singles. Security, fices available for July IsL Up S4S-MT*______open * 10 * 1973 ELKART Traveler, 30', questions. I remember one bit - suit to four offices, sensibly priced WITH ALL THE DAMG GROWTH,v t h \...SO IT LO O K S l i k e NOW WE RE GET- \YElL, I'LL B E ....' SO THAT'S references, 3195. 6464679. 5Ui wheel, 18' awning, 36,500. For Thursday, Juna 24, 1978 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) of advice he stressed. It was In expert circles It shows OM TH' TOP OF THIS HILL 'I I'L l in the downtown location with Will consider selling truck. LL HAFTA KEEP , TiNo somewhere WHERE TH' s m o k e is ARIES (M arch 21-Aprll 19) Not This IS a good day lo make a to take time as declarer to either a bad hand that would s t il l c a n t s e e AN YTH IN G I r iS h t o n c l i m b i n '. THIS S A lot COMiN' ►ROM; MANCHESTER - AttracUve plenty of parking. Ideal for 1968 GTO. Radials, power, 400 Cali 974-0142 after 9 p.m. only is your thinking sharp to change that can further your plan the whole play of the take six or maybe seven tricks b e t t e r : four room apartment in lawyer or sales organization. cu inches. Must sell, 3800. day. but you have the ability to aims if you feel you have all hand before playing the first w ith spades as trum p or is Oogs-Sfrds-Pefs 43 Otrdon Produeli 47 Aportmonlo 989 Main Street. (Sll Mr. F. sell your ideas Go out and For Pont 53 Duplex. Ideal for young cou Call 6462570. 18' CAMPER trailer - single the wrinkles ironed out. movel trick. some sort of high-level ar □ RENTALS ple. Located near park, Nassiff, 647-9128. axle, excellent condition. make your plich He pointed out that a little 1 FOR SALE - Calm Terriers, STRAWBERRIES - Pick your MANCHESTER - Mature cou SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. tificial bid depending on hospital and shopping. July 1973 VEGA. Automatic, veiy Eleven years old. 31,500. CaU TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) You'll be equipped today study then is likely to save a small dog, AKC registered, own. Free containers. Open 8 ple wanted for this clean 4 BOLTON NOTCH - VIsable good condition. Asking 3 1 ,^ . 742-8930. partnership understanding occupancy. Utilities and You have the knack today of with the courage and wisdom lot of futile struggle later. two females. Call 871-0300. a.m. to 8 p.m. or until picked Rooms for Pont 52 room apartment In attractive appliances not included. 3190 highway location, showroom, Call 6467721 after 4 :» p.m. With the Jacobys it Is the first out. 30 Clark St., South Wind turning unusual situations to to make a tough decision Here Is a hand that I really meaning. 4 family brick building. Heat, per month, 6469470. oriice building, storage NASHUA 1969, 12X55. your advantage. Your talent is you ve been putting off Do it ALTERED, innoculated, cats sor. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly hot water, appliances No buildings, Four commercial 1971 RED FIAT convertible, Excellent condition. Skirting went wrong with because I In other games It usually especially directed toward now played loo fast at trick one boarded. Safe large wire rooms, single 356., double 3fUl. children or pets. Mr. Rossetto MANCHESTER - One industrial acres. 1-223-4460. new top, excellent running shed and patio. Jensens Adult making a buck. means that partner has a very cages. Fenros Cattenr, for BUCKLAND FARMS - plus tax, continental 6462482. condition, $995. Call 6465610. Park, Storrs. 36,700. 1-426 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. West opened the four of big hand and is so excited that bedroom apartment near GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This 19) There'S something you're y w quarter century. Reser Strawberries - Pick your own. breakfast, maid service, color busline. Appliances, heat, hot OFFICE SPACE - 117 East 5792. hearts. I called for dummy's he has jumped one trick vations, 875-9131. New fields, good picking. TV, utilities, parking. Call, FOUR ROOMS, heated, cen Center street, approximately ^ " “ •798 could be a very fortunate day entitled to. workwise. that six (second-hand low) without higher than necessary. ? n .- water, electricity, included. for you. provided you don't you ve been denied Call it to Route 5, East Windsor. NorUi 6462300. tral, adults, security, 3175. a month. Security. 646 500 square feet, rarklng, air- Buyi a 1969 Falcon, 4-door Mdan. 18’ HARD TOP 1972 trailer, Berry's World of Batch Motors. Open dally 8- references, no children, peu. 6-cyl., auto, tram., radio. PS. leave things up to others. Lead the boss attention today FREE kittens. Pure white 9585. conditioning. Wni decorate. Black with red roof. Excellent 2nd large and airy, picture win your own parade. lon^-halred, to good homes. NEWER furnished single 649-1919, between 5-7. 6468282. car. Another super special buy. dows, small car can tow with AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Call 643-9891 anytime. room on bus line, close to CANCER (June 21-July 22) You’ve long neglected an old The i'linUtonea — ilanna Barbara Productions MMTfSTICXaS boat hitch. Automatic brakes restaurants. Call 6460505. HILLIARD Street. Available Pooort Proportf on trailer. Refrigerator, Meed your instincts in business and valuable contact Make an Pick Your Own M W M H motor car MC. today. You are very perceptive effort to rekindle the Boafs-Accesaorfos July 1st. 4 1/2 room apart RINTALOmOt For P m 55 heater, etc. Like new. 32,300. a r e y o u 45 80 ToHaoci Tpka., Manchattar in spotting potential profit //..YOU'D HAVE THOUGHT I Kn o w y o u ' STRAWBERRIES ROOMS for rent, by week. 211 ment. Appliances, carpeting, DAMATO EN TIlinilU t 643-4046. friendship. I WAS USING ONE OF 84f«2070 Opan • la • situations not readily apparent w a r n e d m e , d a d d y , 1974 ALCORT - Force 5 - AND PEAS Center Street, Manchester. washer and dryer hook-ups. U r|e virlety ol AputmenU and LAKE KANASATKA - PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) W IL M A 'S c a s s e r o l e BUT I STILL No children or pets. Parking Townhouati throughout to others . DI6HE9 FOR b a i t / LOVE HIM / J yellow and white, with trailer, FROM 8 A.M. 'til 7 Mancheater. Mouitonboro, New 1972 MOBILE HOME, adult Don't give up now on for one car only. 3195 per Hampshire. Lakefront cot LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Involve something worthwhile you've excellent condition, $950 or at tho MVE wi Kipto YOU uimy? Woolol 0%o CpM dfOf S-S, 1973 YELLOW Volkswagen, park. Lake Pocotopaug. best offer. 6461616. month. References and i t t t6S , Oondifll-t ~ tage, sleeps five. Completely Appliances, shed. Call 1-267- yourself with some type ol been pursuing. The results 7 / Phom 6462711. good condition, am/fm radio, CORN security. Call after 4 p.m. 646 646-1021 (umished, screened-in porch, 31,700 or best offer. CaU 646 organizational activity today you've hoped for could be SUNFLOWER sailboat, like 7278. 240 New Slate Road sundeck, private beach, float, 1256, ask for Mike. You work well with groups and closer than you realize new. One year old. 3225. 643- dock. Great fishing. you'll get a real chargie out of it. CRIB Aportmonlo For Pont 53 M A N d U H S T B R 0119. BucUsnd U, Saeth WMsw MANCHESTER GARDENS - Conveniently located in Lakes FORD AND (^evy parts in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Two bedroom duplex apart Region area. $175. weekly. y o u r Bring your own containers. cluding radio, carburetor wlUi Don't be afraid to go all out EVINRUDE light twin, 3 hp MANCHESTER - Attractively ment, 3189 - 3199 monthly in Can Cromwell, 635-0457 after where your ambitions are con Children Welcome manifold. Other carburetors, b i r t h d o y outboard motor. $100 firm. paneled, four rooms, stove, cludes heat, hot water, 4;80 p.m. mag wheels, record radiator. Mix or Match cerned today Challenge 649-0617. OPEN DAILY refrigerator, carpeting, appliances, and parking. ONE Three-room apartment Ford distributor, Chevy awakens your competitive June 24, 1976 references. No pets. 3170.6^ S uperintendant, 646-0090. for rent, unfurnished. CaU 286 MISQUAMICUT Four and 1/2 starter. 643-6103. spirit. This coming year has some Gordon Producfs 47 Robert C. White Company, 3167, 2263540. 5050. rooms heated. WaUcing dl6 LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) You pleasant surprises in store 2365961. Equal housing. tance to beach. 3195 weekly. can reach someone today who One may be in the area where TS], BERRY Patch Farms - Antiquoo 46 MANCHESTER - Newer FIVE ROOM Apartm ent. Families only. Call 643^91 or •795 you previously felt was cold your work or career is concern Strawberries, pick your own, three bedroom Duplex ATTRACTIVELY Paneled 3200. a month Includes heat 6461472. Buys a 1969 Volkswagen Bug, and distant lo your proposals. ed Another could lead to some free containers, hours 8-8 dal green, good running, thrifty auto. WANTED Antique furniture, townhouse, half of a two fami two room apartment, heat, and hot water. One child, no Excellent buy. act fast. Don't wait lo be contacted. short pleasure trips Born Loeer — Art Sanaom ly or until picked out. For up glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ly within walking distance to electricity, stove, pets. Call 6465984. COTTAGE - Madison, New dated hours and picking con other antique Items. R. schools and shopping. Price refrigerator, references, no Hampshire. Three bedrooms, HARRY STICXELS ditions, call 644-8339. Oakland Harrison, 643-8709. includes, 1 1/2 baths, wall-to- pets. 3150. 6463167, 2263540. STORRS - UConn area - fireplace, fully equipped, SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR INC. Road, Route 30, South Wind wall carpeting, all appliances, 80 Tolland Tpka.. Manchaataf p quiet country side, handy to Deluxe one and two bedroom 648>2078 Opan • lo • ClSrSbyNEX.IlK sor. ANTIQUES Wanted - private entrances and full OLDER quiet business cou apartments, appliances, activities. 3110. weekly. 875- American furniture, oriental basement. Shown by aj^ in t- ple, no pets, no children. carpeting, no pets, adults on 2272. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel FOR SALE - Peas, string rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind ment only.,. ...No pets. _ 3280___security per deposit. Available ly. 3130 monthly and up. 646 "... That's all I have to say or) the sublect ol sor chairs, crocks. Jugs month. Dtamato Enterprises, July 1st. Five rooms, no LAKE WINNEPESAUKEE - 1971 FORD LTD - Four door women's rights. HARVEY. ARE YOU beans, pick your own. Nat- 5371, 429-4000. hardtop, air, netr tires, HCAV ARE YA PROGRESSING HOWEVER, sisky Farms, Vernon, South weathervanes, primitives. 6461021 utilities. 647-1300, after 8 p.m. Mouitonboro, New SMIRKING?" Ron Dionne, 643-1091. Hampshire. New chalet sleeps excellent running, book value C»MIN' WITH NICELY, I (X) HAVE Windsor line. 644-0304. IMMACULATE, two 31550. 6468661. MANCHESTER - 5 room THREE-ROOM apartment bedroom, first floor apart ten. Fireplace, all electric, THAT SIGN,^ GUV'NOR.' ONE KURY'S STAND is now open, FURNITURE - Rugs, paln- newer duplex - 1 1/2 baths, with heat, hot water, stove, ment, appliances, central private beach. Gateway to the SVLVESTERr PROBLEM.' Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, carpeting, appliances, 3250 refrigerator, cooking gas. White Mountains, Reser 1973 TOYOTA Corona station PHOTO-GUIDE we have beets, peas, Swiss location. One - two children. wagon. Automatic, steel chard and cauliflower. lamps, etc. Now accepting per month. Lease and Wall-to-wall carpeting. 3175. References required. No pets. vations filling quickly. Call EXCLUSIVE T v/l(S 6 i. YOU'RE THE ANP WELL. BULLISH IS Centrally locateu. Adults on belted tires. 35,500 miles. 32,- Limited supplies. 157 French consignments, for July auc references. Hayes Corpora Zinsser Agency, 6461511. 6465566. ■50METH/NC RE&IPENT S W AM I ~ - 1$ A t r ip l e BEARISH tion, 6460131. ly. Security deposit. 6467690. 300. CaU 633-9024. Road, Bolton. tion. 644-8962. FINF ka 19 THERE ANY CHANCE BULLISH SINCE IT fiOT OUT AMSTON LAKE - Waterfront TWO, FOUR Room R j 6 ( S r OF THE M AJOR TOPPIN' INVEST-. OF OIL ANP INTO apartments. Centrally apartment. Four rooms, THE RATIN(35 WITH HIS MENTS NEW YORK CITY 0ONWI located. Heat, hot water, private beach, boat, central SIGN FRANK AND ERNEST neat, all appliances. Yearly •995 TV AP ELIMINATOR? FOR AS FOR THE MAJORS stove, refrigerator, air con Buys a 1970 Hornet, 2 dr. Sedan, at THAT WOULD UPSET REAL? INVENTION, SOME ditioner. S e^rity deposit and lease. Available mid July. tractive turquoise with economical references required. No pets. Couples only. Call evenings 7 6 cyl. and stand, trans. Well worth THE OPOS MORE THAN PEOPLE PREFER Call 6465117 after 5 p.m. p.m. to 9 p.m. 537-1439. the money. AN ACOUITTAL b y THE A P S ; JUPSe RENCHV.' rhis F u n n y World i-’il Export - WIrth dobs This m e a n FOUR ROOMS heated, cen CAPE COD cottage. West HARRY STHm S trally located, 3175. Security Yarmouth, near Seagull SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR INC. IM . m m T H E Y 'R E 60INC deposit and references. Beach. Three bedrooms, all 80 Tolland Tpka., Manehaaiar I'M GOING TO i ' - ' facilities. $180. a week. 646 848.107t______Opan • to 9 NOW AVAIIABIE’. Available July 15th. Call 646 NEED ANOTHER 0 ) 1 T o m a k e a 8845. 1315. MODEL rwO- DOtlAR BUIS ■ ‘1 ^ - P t h r e e - D o l l a r Automolhro Sorrieo 55 Aulomolho S e rv ic e 66 Aulomotivo Sorvico 66 r il l Fo R T h e 8 2 6 3 8-18 TRICENTEMNIAL? (SERVICE SPECIALS Make several outfits with ®..w. v» XHHVli 6.2-3 this pattern of shorts. niidrifT top, lon^ skirt and tank-top! pepends O N > s ^ WINTHROP ■y DICK CAVALLI ONE UP No. 8263 with l*hoto. T H E5H 0W 8 cylinder Q.M. ear*. Price Include* FRONT END Guide is in Sixes 8 to 18. plugs, polnit, condentor, p.v.e. vahre, Sixe 10, 32Vk l.ust . . . .. /MD IT VAfAe. F=IZZJN<5b. gas filler, sir cleaner. tank-top, IVi yards fiO- ALIGNMENT inch; skirl, 2 yards; 9 UN 1 Contact Set • 14.00 extra shorts, % yard. Short Ribs — Frank Hill Part* U7.00 Complete. Reg. 816.96 PatUrua availahU only Labor 12.96 in iixea ahown. MOONDANCE.VOUPE A TlHISIDWN iSNTaO NCWAaYtJU HAVE TO DO SAVE $3 ENOUGH RPR BOTH 15 SAY IT'------TO OROtM. iM tf 78B fir uch iit- OF US.GETOUIOR.. ' 3 9 . 9 5 • 1 2 . 9 5 SUE BURNETT Preper* your car lor your holiday trip now, and 8AVEI Manchester Evening Herald 1180 Ave. of Amerlcei " HI I ... rwv YOUR GIRL SCOUT Plwna lor an appolntmanl New York, N.Y. lOOM COOKIE GIRL./" A MBV TASTE >l976M .N «m M Synd.. I m . Prist Ns«i. U iriit with ZIP 6^3 ’ SENSATION' COIC. tty lf Neakkir smt tU i. The Spring & Summer *76 "I dunno what it ia. It say* ‘lOU 25 cent*. HftteegU fttad. 6 .0 PUTARA^riZZ/ WOK .,5 CENTS , SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. BASIC FASHION con From the tooth fairy'. ” tains a Bonus Coupon! 872-9145 Route 83, Vernon______643-1181 Price . . . $1.25 a copy. MANCHESTER EVENI.NG HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Wed , June 23. I976 - I’AGK TWE.NTY-KIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER gVEN W O HERALD, Mtncheittr. Conn.. Wtd.. Jmn M. ism About town BARBS Arnold was unWs first commander By PHIL PASTORET Considering the quality of some gasoline prompts us to JUAN TAMAYO But he was passed over "We're very proud of the Bicentennial tour of the ceremonies, lending them Manchester Young observe that there's no fuel NEW HAVEN (UPI) - 2nd and we'll put It out in U.S., sometime around verve and dash. for promotion in 1777 and All Mayfair residents are like an old fuel. England's Queen Elizabeth invited to a potluck Friday Marines will meet tonight + -f- -f front someplace," said July 10. Gargano said his 225- was named commander of II will be greeted by a at 6 p.m. in Cronin Hall. at 7 at Howell Cheney The only thing to wear on Freund. Arnold was a promising member unit is trying to Philadelphia, where he military unit whose first Vocational-Technical crowded buses is a aever- ."Benedict Arnold had a Continental army officer decide on a memento for married Margaret Shipper, Those planning to attend press suit. commandant was Benedict are asked to bring place School. great record with us for a who turned coat and fought Queen Elizabeth, “hut it the daughter of a Loyalist + ■!■-(• Arnold, the Revolutionary settings. while,, until he decided to for the British after he was certainly won't he anything family. Warspy for England. go to the British side," passed over for promotion relating to its first com Embittered by charges The United Pentecostal "It is kind of ironic, isn't Freund said. "He looked and was rebuked for mandant." he mismanaged public it?" said William Gargano Church will have a Bihle like a real comer in allegedly mishandling Arnold, horn in Norwich funds, Arnold plotted to Manchester Composite of New Haven, commander study tonight at 7:30 at the military circles of that public funds. in 1741, moved to New surrender West Point, Squaderon of the Civil Air church, IW Woodhridge St. of the unit, known as the day." He was the first com Haven when he was 21 to N.Y, in exchange for a Patrol will meet tonight 2nd Company of the Gover A nip in the heir calls for 'Ilie queen and Prince mander of a New Haven open a drug and bookstore. British army commission from 7 to 9:30 at the nor's Foot Guard. locking the liquor cabinet. Philip will arrive in New militia unit mustered in Twelve 12 years later he and a pension, but he was Manchester State Armory, •Youth Fellowship / + + + The full Governor's Foot Haven aboard the royal 1775 which has been was elected captain of the unmasked. He became a 330 Main St. The meeting is of South United Methodist Sure sign of fall — they're Guard and Horse Guard yacht Britannia for a 20- renamed the Governor's local militia unit, dis man without a country, os open to all young people Church will meet Friday at tearing up the roads they units, dressed in Colonial should have repaired during minute visit as part of their Foot Guard, 2nd Company, tinguishing him self in tracized in the colonies. He from Grade 7 through high 7 p.m. in the youth lounge style regalia, will provide school. the summer. and takes part in several battles. died in England in 1801. of the church. < (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I the ceremonial spit and polish when the royal cou ple is met at dockside by Gov. Ella T. Grasso. The matter of the 2nd Company's past might be quite delicate for some, but Gargano said "it really was never mentioned in any dlcusslons about the visit and I Just think it's an honor for us to be there." Maj. Gen. John F. C R O ssm n n s Freund, head of the Members of the "Nifty Fifties" all set for their iierlormam e. ;ire, Irom lelt cloi kwise.Mill Connecticut National Mathews, Neil Snuffer, Brian Beni’s, Michael Armentano. Steve Armentaiio. f'hmk Guard and In charge of the Uzanas. Mitch Dul, John Adams and Eric Mann i Herald phnlos hv lliinni state's ceremonial units,' said the 2nd Company's history will not keep it from greeting the queen. SQUARES OFF AGAINST HIGH PRICES! Real good GET MORE BUYING "PUNCH" IN YOUR DOLLAR NOW THRU JUNE 2 6 ,1 9 7 6 . neighbor RUPERT, Idaho (UPI) “iVi/fy Fifties Put it all together — As if paying taxes on his own property isn't enough, Gary Thurston has also paid taxes on his By BETTY RYDER decided to give it a try — and it was a Other members of the band are Bill neighbor's property for the Famlly/Travel Editor success." he said. "Bubba" Mathews, Charles "Bones ' past five years. "The last day of the tryouts we Uzanas, Steve "Grease Lightning" The Minidoka County When members of the “Nifty Fif ties" band get together, their par decided we needed a couple more Armentano (Mike's brother), Brian Assessor's office has been guys so we asked John "Vaseline" "Buggsie" Beggs, and Mitch "Yant- billing Thurston, a ticular brand of music has listeners tapping their fingers and dancers Adams and Neil "Squealin'" Snuffer. zy" Dul. businessman, for assess Mike "The Spike" Armentano, Last year the band played in con ment on both his own tapping their toes. From a rocking rendition of another member said, "We were cert for the SAM program at Mt. property and an adjacent. scared stiff when we walked onto the Nebo and have played (or several building that houses a “Hound Dog" to a more docile "Kan sas City," the youthful musicians stage. We played ‘Come Go With Me' local school dances. packaging company. and the reaction was very good. This summer they charmed The overcharge, give out with melodies in a style to put Elvis or Chubby Checkers to “Martha White, our high school Manchester Community College something less than $5,000, music teacher, dubbed us the ‘Nifty students and their friends when they was discovered recently shame. No newcomers to the entertain Fifties' and we stuck with the performed aboard the "Yankee during a county appraisal name," Eric said. Clipper" as it sailed down the by commercial appraisers. ment field, the nine-man band has been putting it all together since With a few appearances to their Connecticut River one evening. County Assessor Scott credit, the talented group, now much November 1975. Engagements at the Rusty Nail in Erwin said the county will more courageous, participated in a Glastonbury, The Scenes Inn in have to reimburse Performing with sllcked-back hair reminiscent of the 50s and T-shirts second talent show to benefit the Bolton, Willie's Steak House in Thurston and pay him six Round Table Singers who were plan Manchester, and the Itallan- per cent interest. and jeans, their casual air belles the serious efforts they put ito their ning a trip to Hawaii. American Club in East Hartford, “We needed more rhythm so got a work. have kept the band moving right In other performances, depending few more fellows to join the band," along. Even if you've never been a on the occasion, some wear formal Mike said. devotee of the music of the 50s, you white jackets while the others wear While not all of the band members can't help but enjoy the boys in ac Swine flu plaid. They are all from Manchester. want to make it their life's work, tion. vaccine Some are Manchester High School several are hoping to keep at it and With all the charisma usually graduates, the others students see just how far they can go. associated with veteran musicians, Relaxing in their casual garb atop a 1955 Chevy Nomad station "We practice twice a week for is safe there. Eric "Rocko" Mann of Sum the band members whirl through wagon are from left. Mike, Steve, Chuck, Bill and John. mit St. said a few of the members about four hours," Eric said. “Jailhouse Rock,” "The Hop," "The ATLANTA (UPI) - The had thought abou,t doing something "When we make appearances we Twist," and many other numbers new swine flu vaccine is for Talent Night at Manchester High try to get people to participate. We bound to stir up a few memories. safe and effective, accor School. go down into the audience and ask They are good — and very aptly ding to the Director of the "We talked about it a lot but never customers to dance. Some are shy, named. The "Nifty Fifties" are real National Center for got around to doing it. Finally we but usually they don't mind and all ly nifty. Disease Control. seem to have a good time," he said. On Dr. David Sencer said the vaccine, being made available to all Americans second thought to prevent an outbreak of the virus, “is potent and By Jan Warren the level of reaction is Backyard chefs are missing a proximately 20 minutes per side, tur practically zero." gourmet treat if they hesitate to grill ning frequently. Baste during the last "We are convinced that pork chops. The safe temperature for 15 minutes with Indian Barbecue we have developed a safe cooking pork to avoid any danger of sauce. Just before serving, season vaccine," Sencer told a trichina organisms has been lowered with salt and pepper. civic club luncheon. Your neighbor’s to 165-170 d e g re e s. At th a t f If a smoker is used, damp hickory We sold everything Sencer said he could not temperature, pork chops are still chips can be sprinkled on the coals predict whether there will , uicy and succulent. and (he lid kept closed. be an outbreak of the dis k itc h e n but the garage! ease this winter, but that If the pork chops you grill have By Betty Ryder all people born since 1920 previously been frozen (or three to Imliun liurlierur .Sauce When my husband suggested that a During the next few hours a could contract the virus. four weeks at 0 degrees, you don't This recipe is sufficient for 12 garage sale might be the best way to dramatic change took place in me Experts say the swine flu need to be concerned about trichina chops; extra can be refrigerated for clear out our attic and basement...! and I think it had something to do is similar to the virus that at all. several weeks. agreed, but my heart wasn't in it. with the jingle of coins in the muffin caused the 1918-1919 '.2 cup unsulphured molasses "I'm the world's worst tin we were using as a cash register. Spanish flu epidemic that Freezer temperatures destroy any 'i cup lemon juice (fresh or saleswoman!" 1 said. “ And, I'll bet I dropped my shy demeanor and was caused 21 million deaths of the organisms that might have bottled) the kids won't be much better. They astonished to hear myself say to a worldwide, 500,000 in the been present. These chops can safely 2 tbsps. vegetable oil couldn't even make a profit on their customer: United States. be eaten when they are even 1 clove garlic, minced lemonade stands. They GAVE most "At that price, my dear, it's a Severai recruits at Ft. pinker" than the 165-170 degrees, if 1 tsp. curry of the lemonade to their friends." steal!" Dix, N.J., contracted desired. 1 tsp. ginger "You'll be great!” my husband It was obvious that the kids had swine flu last February The delectable aroma of pork Va tsp, cinnamon reassured me. "Why I'll bet you'll been effected, too, and one of them died. Since cooking will soon, have your Mix together and brush over chops even sell my mother's old mangle- "They're 10 cents each,” I heard then, no new cases have neighbors popping their heads over as directed. May also be used to iron." John say, pointing to a set of glasses, been reported and Sencer the hedge. Who knows, you may have marinate pork loin roast. "but I'll give you the whole bunch for The night before the sale the whole said the disease had "gone company for dinner. Hot Curried Fruit a dollar." into hiding." Slow cooking is the secret to family stayed up late making posters Grandma's mangle-iron went to a 1 can (29-ounce) cling peach halves and labeling merchandise. It wasn't successful barb^ued pork. If your 1 can (20-ounce) pineapple slices wonderful woman who still irons charcoal grill doesn't have a till we were all finished that my hus sheets: our crib to a young couple 1 can (16-ounce) apricot halves band informed us he wouldn't be temperature setting, this hand test is 1 can (16-ounce) pear halves expecting their first baby: our old around for the sale. a fairly accurate gauge: Va cup granulated sugar bureau to a bright-eyed bride; and Hold your hand over the coals at 3 tbsps. unsulphured molasses "You know me. I'd just be in the the 3-legged Ping Pong table to a man it’s Always The the level the meat will be placed and 2 tsps. curry (less if desired) way. And besides. I've got some who drives a long sleek Cadillac. slowly count (as if you were counting 1 tsp. cinnamon work to catch up with at the office." When we finally took down our seconds): 1,001...1,002...1,003.. coals, signs and closed the garage doors, Right Time V a tsp. ginger Before the kids and 1 could utter are just right for pork if you can com most everything had gone and our ■/a cup margarine or butter our protests, he reached out and In Thie fortably leave your hand over the Drain fruits. If desired, cut each patted each of us on the head, like a profits filled two muffin tins and a WANT ADS coals until 1,005. Leave this testing to peach half and pineapple ring into knight bestowing an accolade on his cookie jar. adults, so little hands don't get too subjects. My husband's timing was perfect. close to the grill. two pieces. Divide and arrange at tractively into two-(reezer-to-oven "Don't worry! I have the utmost He arrived three minutes before Pork lends itself to a wide variety ceramic or metal dishes or in double faith in all of you!" closing time. "Well, how did we do?" of flavor accents. This barbecue The sale was scheduled to begin at he said with a big smile. sauce is a subtle combination of In thickness aluminum foil for grillable "pouches." 9 a m. At 7:30 a.m. the first person It wasn't till later that evening dian spices mixed with unsulphured arrived. It was a man with a big when my husband was working in the molasses and lemon juice. Curried Mix remaining ingredients together. Dot the fruit with small truck and from the purposeful way he basem ent that he noticed his fruits can be heated at the back of the strode around the garage ferreting favorite, '20-oz. hammer was mis grill. dabs of the topping. Freeze one con tainer for future use. Heat the fruit out the few old treasures, we iden sing. from thawed or frozen stage at the tified him as an antique dealer. "I think I sold it," I said, trying to Indian Pork Chopa back of the grill or in a 350 degree When he approached me with a remember. "Yes, I did, to the man 1-inch thick pork chops, preferably oven. For thawed fruit on a low-heat silver spoon marked $6 and said, "I'll who bought the 3-legged Ping Pong rib chops, trimmed of excess fat. grill, allow 35 minutes. This is an give you $4," I was so non-plussed, I table." (Allow two per adult) excellent accompaniment to grilled agreed on the spot. Then in a small voice I added, CAU ANY TIME Indian barbecue sauce pork or ham. Each half serves 6 "You see,” I whispered to the kids, "But. don't blame me! If you'd Grill chops over slow coals ap- Indian Pork Chops generously. T m a flop.' If you don't do better stayed around and protected your In 643-2711 than that, we won't make enough to terests...it never would have ASK FOR CONNIE pay for our classified ads.” happened!" PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MindiMter. Coon.. Wed., June »■ 1W6 m m , w Moore^Leahy n o te ti ^ WkMdnMDMit C h n n kl m S a l a d Eileen M. Leahy of Glastonbury Wesley Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bur T u n a and George C. Moore of Cordova, StoptShop-SMoz.can Md. were married June S at St. ton of 34 Gardner Rd., Ver Paul's Church In Glastonbury. non has been named to the The bride is the daughter of Mr. dean’s list at Temple and Mrs. Thomas D. Leahy of University School of Com Glastonbury. The bridegroom Is the munications and Theatre. MkMiMHpenailiB son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. ,_KMjlunnwo Moore of Cordova. ■ ■ S a v e X S * The Rev. Edward Stoops of Among the students Hygrade’s llbipko. Crownsville, Md. celebrated the named to the dean’s list at I t o w d s l t t I 17SshMl-1 plyrol Mass and performed the double-ring Northeastern University fta n k s ! ceremony. The church was decorated are; I Ui«M»»»WtMSlSWS. 2 3 P r with spring floral bouquets. Mrs. Manchester: James C. • ' ."kh'V • Hint Philomena Puzzo was organist and Curtis, 102 Diane Dr.; .-u »...;n.'*«aaaaMUAAAAAAUAA Ron Morin was soloist. Jam es R. Connors, 275 M » coupon antf i I T M PiMM m WUi ti* coupon and « |7.f0 puseftm The bride, given in marriage by Lake St.; Lee S. Lassow, & i v e S* her father, wore a white silk organza 102 Hollister St. 2 gown designed with Queen Anne South Windsor; Roxanne StopcfShoii C. Giuliano, 45 Sunset neckline, long full sleeves and train StopAShop'Sal«dSlze-8oz.pkg.-Prow i 1 pound embroidered with daisies. Her Terrace; Laurie S. n inoufFfOMnMtalDfpartmtnl package Baeon fingertip veil was attached to a Juliet Schofield, 2257 Ellington _L umen»m p«PMsa«r 231. cap trimmed with seed pearls. She Rd. carried a mother of pearl bride’s Rockville: Marie A. prayer book with white roses and Guldotti, 38 Hammond St. vnvi coupon M 1 17.10 PUH»MI Iril W»M8ooupenand*t790pir«iM Burr Corners stephanotis. Bolton; Raymond J. Mrs. Maureen Morin of Glaston- Isleib, 78 School Rd. 1 Save*!?® bury was her sister's matron of on Nepcoor eiiwother 3H). CS5B honor. Bridesmaids were Laura David M. Franek, son of Leahy of Oceanside, Calif., the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. B r i s k e t CanneaHaiii bride’s sister-in-law; MlssMaryanne Franek Sr. of Vernon IMMaOPVCWMMNr 234 r ^ m W T » W W 7 - .'r '’*’.'7.".-7yn»r’W '7W ?’.W W fm w » Y V “ Shopping Plaza Butera and Miss Jeanne Schoebel, received a B.A. degree, '.IS! both of Glastonbury. magna cum laude, with IJlfi ______Lynn Moore of Salisbury, Md. distinction. In his major W m M t coupon ond t |7.iOSM it*we w n no coupon ond • 17.60 nintm o served as best man. Ushers were field of study, American CALDORS ) William Moore and Bruce Moore, civilization, from the S a v e w Save ' 1135 Tolland Turnpike! both of Cordova and brothers of the University of Penn ononelb.Stop&Shop |! 5 0 bridegroom; and Chris McCoy of sylvania. inoorSrvfepDtIiDtpwtmtrt ^Sm okedPotk Baltimore, Md. A Benjamin Franklin GornerDeliBolooia SSoalderPienfc A reception was held In the National Scholar, he at O e o iO m . k M M i m a M g i f ptfCMtaaMT. 2 3 7 r ^ Shlvaree Room at the Buckboard tained dean’s list with dis ••wfwyiiYn77V7m7iwwvwwwff Manchester, Ct Restaurant In Glastonbury, after tinction throughout his un which the couple left on a trip to the dergraduate years at the W »m coupon ifid• I7.Moufthiw tMOOwpenind Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania. university. ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY They will reside In Cambridge, Md. A 1972 g ra d u a te of S a v e I S ' p Save'fx>ll Each of these advertfsed items is required to I / Mrs. Moore is a Junior at U>yola Rockville High School, he be readily available for sale at or below the will attend the Duke College in Baltimore, Md. where she advertised price in each A&P store, except | Is majoring In speech pathology. Mr. University School of Law. B o l o g n a p Froth or Napoletano Photo pound package*^ Frozon I as specHIcally noted In this ad.______Moore Is a senior at Loyola College Oeediw. Jw ie -lw . Jwwie ikwenopie pereuettiw 23?* '^ Among the students OMdlin.AmtiO>l«.Am«a ——n iir mOrnTi and Is majoring in accounting. He is .udi. -w " \ employed at Safeway Markets. Mrs. George C. Moore named to the dean’s list for ^ ' a the second semester at the Hartt College of Music, \ HV e University of Hartford, / -■ are: Maiy M. Sloan, 64 A H w e e k High St.; and Floyd A. L^LLt-LLilib-t- Taylor, 1404 Thornden Rd., \ Plaster-Morton Rockville. Students at St. Michael’s College in Winooski, Vt. Nancy Jeanne Morton and Robert ^ _____ FYancls Plaster, both of Manchester, nam ^ to the dean’s list for L-litiV LilxL'L^ were married June 19 at St. Mary’s the fall 1975 term, include Episcopal Church in Manchester. the following; The bride is the daughter of Mr. Manchester: Stephen R. and Mrs. Robert M. Morton of 109 N. Brennan, son of Mr. and Elm St. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. Robert Brennan, 15 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Plaster of Country Club Dr. Swamp Rd., Coventry. East Hartford: Thomas The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St.. A. Picone, son of Mr. and Mary’s Episcopal Church celebrated Mrs. Angelo J. Picone of 37 the Holy Communion service and Melton Dr., and Claire T. ^ p R o a s t double-ring ceremony. The altar was Winslow, daughter of Mr. decorated with white gladioli and and Mrs. James P. * BeeSRomid $ S Beef Winslow, 98 Mill Rd. 3 9 white fugi. Ronald Rothermel of Manchester was organist. South Windsor: Anne D. Formerty called Top Sirloin Lj The bride, given In marriage by Gallagher, daughter of Mr. Roast. You’re sure of a I; her father, wore a white organza and ' Mrs. James J. great roast every time you gown designed with high neckline, Gallagher, 211 Carriage senre our beef. ^ ^ I b o modified Empire bodice, long Bishop Dr. sleeves cuff^ at wrists, full skirt V ernon; T ra c e y A. Grous, daughter of Mr. and Beef accented with venlse lace and a full Round chapel-length train. Her veil of Im Mrs. Alexander F. Grous, RoundT^ Steak /\ ported illusion was edged with lace 69 Tracey Dr. \ ' and attached to a lace headpiece. She Beef$^ Chuck carried a cascade bouquet of orchids, white sweetheart roses and Ivy. Lynn A. Elmore, Under Blade Steak Miss Maureen Shirley of Portland daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Martins L. Elmore, 47 Boneless EIGHT were Miss Donna Aseltine of Aston, Richmond Dr. was ClnidtSteak BeefEye O'CLOCK P a .; Mrs. Joanne M orton of graduated magna cum IHiTOflT Manchester, the bride’s sister-in- laude from Windham Boneless C 0 K f f » law; and Miss Benltta Morgan of College, Putney, Vt., with Blade Steak Beef Chuck Ellington, the bridegroom’s sister. a B.A. degree in psy Miss Melissa Morgan of Ellington the chology. She was a bridegroom’s niece, was flower girl. Windham Scholar during Beef C h u c k HOWIE FRASER John L. Plaster Jr. of Coventry her Junior and senior Cube Steak was his brother's best man. Ushers years. FIRST CLERK were Wayne Schnell of Manchester; 7Bone William Morgan of Ellington, the Michele L. Patterson of Manchester has received a BeelChiidiSteak CONTAINS RICH BRAZILIAN COFFEES bridegroom’s trother-in-law; and David Morton of Manchester, the Nassiff Photo B. S. degree in business ad \ ministration, cum laude, bride's brother. Mrs. Robert F. Plaster K r e s h B r i s k e t o S B e e S A reception was held at Willie’s from Western New England College in Whole-Untrimmed6to8 lbs. Steak house In Manchester, after matching scarf. The couple will She is a second grade teacher and he (Fiat cut oniyj Eight O’clock Springfield, Mass. which the couple left for Florida. For reside In Manchester. is a physical education teacher. He is traveling, Mrs. Plaster wore a short- Both Mr. and Mrs. Plaster are currently attending the University of sleeved polyester dress with employed by the Town of Coventry. Sara Emerson Young, Connecticut for his M.S. degree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Save on large fam ily size itaduges! Robert C. Young, Notch Instant Coffeel STEVE PIERCE Rd., Bolton, received an A.A. degree in creative 2V4 lb. Fresh Lean Patties PRODUCE MANAGER Servicem en Millers mark writing and literature, and PLAIN VARIETY anniversary social and political science Shoulder Lamb Chops 96s from Franconia College on 10 oz. SOUTHERN • RED BLUSH Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller of 240 June 5. 2-2V2 Ite. Beef RIblets Beet Spare Ribs 69s staff Sgt. Wayne J. McCann, son of Navy Airman Ret. George M. McKee St. celebrated their 20th wed She was a 1972 graduate' jar Thomas J. McCann of 22 Spencer St. McAlees of 86 Graham Rd., South ding anniversary on June 12 with an of Wllllston-Northampton 3 lb. Prim o Italian Sausage Hoiorswoet pkgs. WITH has been assigned to Shaw AFB, S.C. Windsor, has completed recruit open house at their home hosted by School in East Hampton, Sgt. McCann is an air traffic control Mass, 3 Steaks Boneless COUPON I Fresh training at the Naval Training their three daughters, Lynda, Dawn Top Sirloin Steak 3-3Wlbs. of 6 technician and will serve with the Center, Great Lakes, 111. and Holly. (Rump Steak) BELOW 2020th Communications Squadron. A 1974 graduate of South Windsor Linda Colbert, daughter He is a 1968 graduate of South San High School, he Joined the Navy in The couple was married June 16, of Mr. and Mrs. David pood ’N Fresh in our Garden of Batin’ Francisco (Calif.) High School. His March 1976. 1956 at St, Mary’s Episcopal Church Colbert of 288 Scott Dr., Peaches wile, Janie, Is the daughter of Archie in Manchester with the late Rev. was graduated magna cum S PRIOEl VALUABLE COUPON pE e PRIDF Johnson of Oklahoma City. Alfred E. Williams officiating. laude from Bryand College California CONTAINS RICH BRAZILIAN COFFEES ycnR Among the guests attending were in Smithfleld, R.I. She Nectariiies MaJ. Walter L. Daudel, son of Mrs. Harpirp appointedapp Charles Refield of Newington, who receive an A.S. degree Charles L. Daudel of 118 Main St. has was best man; Mrs. Maurice and majored in the legal Eight O’clock received his second award of the to Berkleiee staff Doubleday of Amston, matron of secretarial program. Meritorious Service Medal at Kelly At B ryant, she p a r Rbtemieloii or^ HK honor; Mrs. Harry Goodsell of Wells AFB, Tex. Walter W. Harp, son of Mr. and Instant Coffee Mrs. Elting Harp of 34 Linden St., River, Vt., a bridesmaid; Mrs. ticipated in softball, to or. jir baseball and volleyball. He earned the medal for superior has been appointed to the faculty of Robert Wall of Meriden, Junior Green Beans SSL lbs. performance as an aircraft Berklee College of Music, Boston, bridesmaid; and Maurice Doubleday Miss Colbert was maintenance staff officer at Bitburg of Amston, an usher. ' graduated from East S A V E 5 0 « Mass. W Mo#So^8un.Am#».la.AmoM •"loiinoutonewcwionwi,weloiofvodtoiiflNtokti%o h to»»h MdtioMofwi«hwnewwe AB, Germany. Now assigned at Kel Harp will begin his teaching Catholic High School in LIMIT ONE COUPON PEN FNMIIT 1974. ly, he serves with a unit of The Air assignment with the school’s Depart Mrs. Albert LeTendre of Tolland, VAIIO JUNE rO 26 I9T6 f f l* ! NT MNNCHESIEN ONIT Mil** Force Logistics Command. ment of Humanities during the 1976- who was a bridesmaid, and Thomas *.oV MaJ. Daudel, a 19S3 graduate of 77 academic year. Ferguson of California, who served Ship Prototype Sa.m.-lOp.m. ^ ^ ICE X PRIDE « PRICE » PRIDE ■ PRICE X PRIDE » PRICE.* ^ Perhaps the first vessel •MANCHESTER: 263 Middle Turnpike West Valley Forge Military Academy, He is a graduate of Harvard as an usher, were unable to attend. Wayne; Pa. received his B.S. degree powered by twin-screw Mon.-Sat. College, and received an M.A. degree propellers similar to those •FA.ST HARTFnRn* charter Oak Mall 8:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m.. and commission in 1960 upon gradua from the State University of New Mr. Miller is employed at Cove that drive modem ships was u » l n H IlirU llU : silver Lane & Forest St. tion from the U. S. Naval Academy York. He taught at the University of nant Insurance Group in Hartford as the "Little Juliana,” a steam Mon.-Sat. at Annapolis, Md. Wisconsin, the Kuraslni Inter an underwriter. Mr. hnd Mrs. Miller boat invented by Col. Johh 8:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m. His wife, Alona, is the daughter of Stevens that chugged from •V ER N O N : Rts. 83 & 30 Vernon Circle national College in Tanzania and are communicants of St. George’s ' ^‘Motf.'-Sat. PRICES EFFECTIVE J8NE 20-26.1976 AT MANCHESTER ONLY ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIU8LE TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS NOT RESP0NSI8LE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ENROHS William Hamrick of O'Fallon, 111. Episcopal Church in Bolton. New York to Hoboken in May, Harvard University. 1804. t ‘e I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manch«»t«r. Conn., Wed., Jun« O . \ V n MANCHESTER E VENING FTERALD. Manchester. Conn , Wed . June 23. 1976 - F’AGE TWKNTY NINP; A S p Our Biggest and Best ADVERTISED ITEM PDLICV Each of these advertised items is re quired to be readiiy avaiiabie for sate at WEEK Values Ever! or betow the advertised price in each A&P BRANDS A&P store, except as specificatty noted FREE! In this ad. 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Cherri Aid Eight 0’ Ciock Iced Tea Ann Page Parsley Cheeri Aid Minced Quart A&P FROZEN Pepper Batter Dipped Drink Mixes Bean Coffee Mix Oregano Flakes Drink Mixes Onions Mayonnaise 12 oz. tizi uz. ykg. 1 IZ. eiN 8 Cl. pciy pick 12 1-lk. bi| IWIT ONEPUFAMH.Y. 3'A IZ. cut. giirtjir YOU PAY 69^ n IIMII ONE FEN FAMILT. 2.6 IZ . CHt. IMIT ONE PEN FAHXY. VALID THAU JUNE 26. 1976 LIMIT ONE PER FAMILT. LiniT ONE PEN FAMILT. VALID TNIHI JUNE 26.1976. UNIT ONE PEN FAMILT. LIMIT ONE PEN FAMILY. RS.W VALID THRU JUNE 26. 1976 ______VAUO TNMI JUNE 26. 1976 r n i y LIMIT ONE FEN FAMUT. THRU JUNE 26. 1970. THRU JUNE Zl. 1976. LIMIT ONE PEI FAMXT .micupmoi . pmcn ,«ini. ...n. !T.TI JIAIIO THRU JUNE Z6. 1976 J J 0 VAUO THRU JUM 21. 1970. VALID THRU JUNE 26. 1176 V ^ C t > PPiOt i PRICI > PWlDt » PWiCt * PWtPE • P R lP t > P rT ^ i’»fOi»>«ict 1 m o t » »>ioc«>mc<- . ^ S i c t t >«io, .M ic u m io i« wici t >«iui « «iiioiiw i~ « >>iui .- hici • .-...i., » >-'ut • — o» on ic* Quality! Savings! Service! Our Biggest and Be|t Values Ever! Quality! Savings! Service! PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNEHF7n.7ii 20-26.1976 i07ciuTuicxnuu..u..„...... IN THIS COMMUNITY AND VICINITY ..--r-i'".'::""'’ ROTRESPONSIIlEFORTYPOGRiPHiriiHOT RESPONSIILE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ueenMERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS 'I V D 'J I K i n t f l t PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter. Conn., Wed., June a , 1»78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. June 23. 1976 - PACE T HIRTY-ONE get a statement of your record of confirmation or marriage, and information ilt’i.'B lotfn onfi Social Security earnings. The Social baptism in youth or early on your previous The owner pays! Security office will not dis ' adult life, insurance policy, marriages. close your name to the nuuTiage record, employ OTB employers in connection -What is Affirmative Action? You owners of the 3,050 city (a suburb of Denver) ment record, fraternal Q. Both my wife and Iget for SSI payments for a wages than I thought with the correction of your SNNIAL Manchester dogs that still isn't claimed by its owner organization record, NEED HELP? Abigail Adams met George Supplemental Social year. Why do I have to should be in the record. At record unless you give military record, voting Washington (or the first time being don't have their new tags, within 24 hours, the owner least two years of wages Security Income (SSI) have a redetermination? them your permission. record, delayed birth cer on July 15, 1775, soon alter he be thankful you're not (that.'s right, the owner) A. Under the SSI seem to be missing. What Concerned that most people know ple poll was taken of any 25 people To do this, the coWnittee will seek payments. We’re thinking Q. The courthouse in my tificate, birth certificate of took command of the Con living in Arvada, Colo. will be destroyed. program, a yearly redeter- should I do? little about Affirmative Action, the walking down Main St. or at the the advice of Arthur Green, tinental Army at Cambridge checked of moving in with our son. town burned down years child showing age of A drafting error In the In Manchester, June 30 is mlnatlon is made for each A. If your records or Human Relations Commission is Parkade about what Affirmative Ac executive director of the Connecticut She was very impressed by If we do, will our payments ago, along with my birth parent, physician or city's animal control or the deadline date for ob be affected? recipient. The purpose of recollection do not agree planning to define the plan in a tion is, "you would get the whole O)mmlssion on Human Rights and him " . the one hall was not HARTFORD (UPI) - taining 1976 dog tags. After records. What can I use as midwife’s record of birth, simplified form. scope of answers." In an effort to dis told me, " she wrote her hus dinance has just been A. A change In the the redetermination is with the statement you get a substitute to prove my Opportunities, and George Welles, Gov. Ella T Grasso noticed and it's being cor that date, there will be a or passport. The commission also believes that pel any misconception and to spell band. John, of his ''Dignity amount of SSI is generally sifhply to make sure that from Social Security, you age for Social Security? director of the Capitol Region (Coun with ease . Modesty marks Tuesday said her legal rected. It provides that if a penalty and the possibilty there is a widespread misconception what Affirmative Action really is, necessary when people go your payment amount Is should get in touch with A. A baptismal record or cil of (Churches Human Relations every line and feature of his counsel is looking into a stray pet picked up by the of arrest. that Affirmative Action takes jobs the commission has formed a com- to live in another person’s correct, and that there any Social Security office religious record of birth es Q. I have been married Commission. face. " The World Almanac dispute over the validity of The fees are $3.50 for and opportunities away from people mittee, headed by Lee Ann The committee expects to com recalls. household. If you do move, have bMn no changes in as soon as possible. The of tablished before age five is three times. My husband a state contract with the male dogs and spayed who do not qualify as a minority, Gundersen, commission chairman, plete its project before July 6 when m w uiT hju you should report this your income, resources, or fice will first check to see sufficient. If this is not and I are both 65 and plan firm that operates Connec female dogs and $7.70 for giving to those who do qualify. to define the conception of Affir the Board of Directors will be con f Duplicat* change to the Social living arrangements. if any missing reports of available, other evidence to retire soon. Will my ticut’s off-track-betting unspayed female dogs. Joseph Sweeney, newly appointed mative Action in a form that ducting a public hearing on Affir Security office right away. Q. The information that I earnings can be located. If used together to establish previous marriages affect system. 1 b r i d g a The town clerk's office to the commission, said that if a sam everyone can understand. mative Action. Q. I just got aletter from received in answer to my none is found, the office your age may Include my benefits as his wife! State Attorney General (in the Municipal Building) Social Security telling me request for a statement of will contact the employers Carl AJello has said the is open daily from 8:30 school records, census A. No. Just be sure to it’s time for my redeter earnings from Social you had during the record, Bible or other bring your marriage cer contract with American M anrhriilrr Bridge Club a.m. to 5 p.m. Security shows lower questionable two years to Totalizator Inc. and a con June 18. 60 Bldwell St. - mination. I’ve been eligible family record, religious tificate for your present troversial amendment are North-South: Jim Tatro and Lance Tairo, first; Al LaPlant binding, but stale auditors and Norman Fagan, second: TETLEY have said they're not so Joy Zocco and Jeannette Hunt's K^tcKup ; MIracIt Whip sure. Whitaker, third. SALAD d r e s s in g "^ TEA BAGS M r s . G r a s s o , a East-West: Jim and Millie \ 5 Lb. B a g SiiijgOT ] staunch opponent of OTB, PrechtI, first; Jim Bennett said attorney Aaron .Ment 32 OZ. WALDBAUM'S and Jean Perette, second; I 32 OZ. of Bridgeport Is reviewing BOTTLE JAR Jim Polites and Peg LaPlant, WALDBAUM'S O N P W M H A M O r the pact and will discuss third. SIUJl'’?'®’' •’“ "CHASE OF lie.N OR ^ ! I I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SM.WSM.Si OR I I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIt.N OR his findings with Ajcllo and A game will not be played CLUB jJORE ANO THIS COUPON AT FOOD | ! ■ MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD ! I MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD Food Mart the auditors and then July 2. Food Mart *10.00 OR MORE ' I I ******’ ' ^ ifiSni I I OOOD THRU SAT.. JUNE 14 1 0 5 9 1 report back to her. June 17 , 385 N. Main St. - EXCEPT ITEMS CONTROLLED BY STATE A FEDERAL LAWS 6 9 * ^ •®TT'-E . ONE COUPON T Q L U I I V * I LIMIT ONE JAR ONE COUPON PER IffBI.'.fflf | J LIMIT ONE PKO. ONE COUPON PER t f f f l ’ .rfff North-South: Ann DeMartin WITH eaioa pu« c h a s ( o m i o .oo oa m o u e a n d th is c o u p o n I |FAMILY. ^FAMILY. "We need to have all the WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD AAABT. GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE AT FOOD MAST. 0 0 0 0 THUU SAT.. JUNE J6. LIMIT ONE 5 II. facts of judgment so we and Mary Corkum, first; 26. LIAAIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. j lA G . ONE COUPON PEI FAMILY. Frankie Brown and Jane can make a decision," she Lowe, second; Peg Dunfield said, declining to specify and ^rbara Ackley, third. what steps she would take East-West: Wilma if the contract was found Willoughby and Dick not binding. Vosburgh. first; Romeo Mrs. Grasso has Auclar and Eugene Toch, se UARANTEES QUALITY AT BIG SAVINGS! criticized the contract for cond; Peg O'Connor and giving AmTote too large a Marion McCarthy, third. FOOD MARTS EVERYDAY LOW PRICES share of the OTB revenues. June 14 . 385 N. Main St. — Jane Lowe and Margaret |$AVE ON EVERYDAY LOW PRIQS, PLUS ADVERYISED SPECIALS! A recent slate report Kropp, first; Frankie Brown predicted Connecticut and Mollie Timreck, second; YOU SAVE TWO-FOID AT FOOD MART EACH AND EVERY WEEK would earn $3.2 million Janet Boyd and Elaine U.S.D.A. CHOICE "PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE AT FOOD MARTI TAKE JUST WHAT from OTB next year while Mitchell, third. AmTote would get more ll.s D A. CHOICE YOU NEED - ONE PEPPER OR A POUND - ONE ORANGE OR A DOZENI East-West: Mary Wlllhide U.S.D.A. CHOICE than $4 million. and Irving Carlson, first; Flo FRESHLY GROUND FARM FRESH "All projections are Barre and Ann DeMartin, se FRESH CALIFORMIA SWEET-VINE RIPENED always subject to change," cond; Jan Leonard and Jack Semi-Boneless she told reporters at her Bogue, third. (SHOULDER) SEEDLESS morning news conference. .Mte Tim e .Novice Group CHUCK Chicken Legs GRAPES Cantaloupes "It would be belter if we June 18, 60 Bidwell St. — CHUCK GROUND had a better return on this Steve Ryan and Don Kreps, PI fVt I M f WHIT I than others," first: Betty Kreps and Marcia AND Ryan, second; Arlene Long STEAKS In other matters, Mrs. and Sandy Sullivan, third. STEAK Grasso said part of an $8.1 A game will not be played million budget, surplus July 2. FIRST CUTS (Formerly California) BEEF Chicken Wings SWEET JUICY projected for the end of FAMILY PACK SAVINOSI .Manrheslrr Community U S GOVT INSPECTFOGBAOF A FRESH FLORIDA S O U T H E R N this month would be used SHENAN[X)AH S h O U l d O r s h o uld er r o a s t* to reclassify and upgrade College — , . . LONDON RROIL 9 June 12, 60 Bidwell St. - Com bination”**'* le.1 . 0 9 YELLOW PEACHES 3*1. the salaries of state Swiss team charity game: TURKEY U l IRTMA ^ANCT WAIHINOTON tTATI- employes Phyllis Pierson, Irving a o ' But she rejected ,a state Carlson, Flo Barre and Bar Delicious Apples,?”"’’ 3..*1 employe union proposal to bara Davis, first; Helen BREASTS Top Chuck Steak '' ■Snili ?1.39 U.S.DJI. CHOICE 4 TO M BS AVtRACf Green Apples<»»;°.vj.;>,3..!1 use the money for an Cross, Erving Cross, Milt U.S.DJ$.CHOia Ui.D.A. CHOICE Chuck Cube Steak cw ..M.59 across-the-board pay hike Gottlieb and Fred Clark, se for state workers, saying cond. TOP CHUCK A Q C SEMI-BONELESS c SHORT RIBS Chuck Steak *1.29 Red Onions CALIPONNIA S l A I 1 The Saturday afternoon her own plan "is a step we can take at this time and game will be closed until Chuck Roast VOUW CNOICI PMISM lALAO NAVOMITE September. STEAK BOHE-iN # O lb. CHUCK ROAST auFORNiA) m w L B . OF BEEF that's where we are Center Bridge Clul> Shoulder Lettuce 3 ’” *1. Yellow Squash 4..?1. going,” M otf s Applesauce 25 OUNCE JAR 49c Mott’s Appiesauce IS OUNCE JAR 29c Miracle Whip 32 OUNCE JAR 88c Roast IMl^ tlT tIT CAtiWOiailA tu.—tUNKItT June 18, Masonic Temple — CHILD MILD Mrs. Grasso also said Oranges V A L IN C tA 4..'. 99' Green Beans 3^.M. she talked with Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lucal, Veal Patties »•' V. 8 9 ' YWOMICAI OIUOHY first; Glenn Prentiss and Mrs. Jif Peanut Butter O^IUNCHY IBOZ. JAI 88c Cranberry Sauce SPRAY 16 OUNCE CAN 33c Crisco Oii 24 OUNCE ROniE 88c SEM FRANKS Democratic Town Chair Jerome Dvornek. second; Dr. IS (XJNCE CAN 46 OUNCE CAN Beef Liver V . 5 9 ' Cabbage C.10' Fresh Mangoes ..4 9 ' man Peter Kelly, and and Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan, although his candidacy for Franco American Spaghetti I9c can Ita lian Sausage .*1.49 third. V8 Vegetabie Juice Cocktaii 59c White Meat Tuna ‘ roz 78c slate chairman was dis Sausage Meat Roll 'oi cussed he did not ask her OEM CNUNKIO ^ .n .1 9 Hunt’s Tomato Sauce IS OUNCE CAN 31c Hi-C Drinks ALL FLAVORS • 46 OUNCE CAN Crisco Shortening $1.29 C & C for her support and she did Bing marks 18 OUNCE JAR OUM REST BREADED LivervVurst or Bologna » 89‘ not commit herself to CREAMYOR COLA him. Bounty Toweis MSORTED 100 COUNT ROLL 48c Skippy Peanut Butter CRUNCHY Minute Rice 28 OUNa tox 99c Boneless Ham *2.59 Mf 0 OH Dif T 1J 0/ CAN T E A M I X 50tl year VEAL PAfTIES IMT MIMIUM ^m m I lUBY S NFST f A She acknowledged Kelly ■ jOUNCf CAN LONDON (UPI) - Bing girown n Serve Sausage»'=85‘ 6 PACK J7 0UNCF CAN had close ties with former Crosby strolled casually Hartford Town Chairman Monday night through what COLLEGE INN ShouIder Roast * 1.49 Nicholas Carbone, who has CAMPBELL'S I WHITE CLOUD been feuding with the he called the most impor tant engagement of his HEiNZ COLONIAL OR FOOD CLUl SEAFOOD SPECIALS OF THE WEEK! governor, but said that did life-hls first appearance FRESH FRESH FRESH not bother her. on a London stage. Vegetarian CHiCKEN BATHROOM SLICED BACO N PERCH Spaghetti Sauce-3 9 ' Pork & Beans c‘.°: 4J.1. "Peter Kelly is a person It was a milestone In H o d d e c k S w o r M t h TOACO W N lIl U i S T ' l l$ O I CAN who makes his own anther way—Crosby’s 50th KETCHUP F i l l t t s n i l t t i FILLETS Liouid Deterg. 49' Corned Beef Hash65' judgments and it would be anniversary in show TiSSUE fKO. ITBAWBiaav ^ ALL VA« grossly unfair to judge him business. He brought his Soup BROTH WHITE OR ASSORTED Preserves smuckart - 89' Square Meals ..v 49' under his other relations." family along to sing and 14 OUNCE BOTTLE * 1 . 5 9 * 2 . 9 9 * 1 . 3 9 she said. dance with him to a packed 10.7 OUNCE CAN 46 OUNCE CAN 4 ROLL PACKAGE London Palladium. Macaroni BARBS " I'm sort of celebrating WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS NEW YORK STYLE DELICATESSEN' By PHIL PASTORET my demlcentennlal,” FO R M ULA 73 Dinner Crosby said. He first sang HAM WITH TU R K EY BAR ‘ 1.99 K HAf T April showers bring .May in public 50 years ago this I . OUNCf PKG flowers which, in turn, bring ISOLATED PROTEIN 1 . 9 9 CHOPPED LIVER 89’ June crabgrass. month. • • o He tipped a hat to R O A ST BEEF'v'cao CHOPPED HERRING V 79' Speaking of the credi nostalgia at the beginning IS OUNCE PACKAGE i r \ \ f ^ A I P NOVAICOTIA PmiNLT bility gap is like mention 7'/. OZ. Li/A O A LC OMALAtHAM UICIO NOODLE PUDDING .. 79’ and the end-a wartime Kraft Macaroni & Cheese PKO. 23c Keiiogg’s Speciai K Cereai 88c Pfeiffer Caesar Dressing Kim? 59c ing the Grand Canyon as newsreel of Bing opening CHEDDAR CHEESE"'.-" ..’1,89 CARANDO PEPPERONK;*1.09 ALL PLAVM S 1} 01. CAN O IC O IATO e Ofl A liO A T IO a crack in the soil. London’s Stage Door Can 140 COUNT Gavla Soda’«'.'.“.Y,'8 “" ‘ I. Viva Napkins’-'’>“’•”” 39' teen, then a long medley of Viva Napkins oRAssomo PKC. 49c Crisco Shortening I POUND CAN 49c Welch’s Grape Jelly 2 POUND JAR 99c AM ER IC A N CHEESEr.V7o7 ,.*1.49 D AN D Y LOAF .. 89’ OVIANtSMT etlPOtABLt t| COUNT PKO ALL fLAVO«t * old favorite songs. BEEF BOLOGNA ..*1.09 "HOT" BAGELS..;:;:.'.'.. 12-«99‘ Kimbies Diapers 89' Royal Gelatins 3 '°<>'>*1. But the rest of the three- Pampers Diapers D IS P O S A IU 98c Food Ciub Shortening I POUND CAN 45c Friend’s Pea Beans ■ A K ip » OZ. CAN 69c hour show was new all the L y s o r ‘'rp7*'r^ ' HI folkl. Well, I JUit f , - I I i i y DuPont, John Gibson, and Assumption waottotayoabefaalfofaU f NtWt lOf MlllOr CitlZ0nS I Vince Porter, 46; Edward honor roll our memben who rode 00 L o .. i i . a i . v e/> o-riki J Lithwln, Leon Parmakian, Seelye assigned lo Lebanon our Hoat In the parade Uiat ...... “ V WALLY FORTIN ...... and Charles Romanowski, , MTHJOH FOURTH QUARTER WASHINGTON (UPI) - A. Kissinger “consider It we tlncerely thank 47; A1 Bolls, 48; M eiriU his new assignment and after funeral servlets in hi ’ G R A D E S President Ford said essential to have as their everyone for tlw tremen* and hopefully In a couple of and Friday, and we w ill be Dickinson, and Hector was to meet today with Washington for Meloy and ■r’ B honor* Tuesday he is sending doua response we got all weeks when all if b ^ in telling you more about it Provost, 49; and Agnes representative a senior Kissinger and some Robert 0. Waring, who was Je u lca Atwater, Donna Deputy Assistant man with long along the route. Cidllng, order we will get another later. Green, 56. American Middle Elast am serving as economic Balsamo, Christine Secretai7 of State Talcott experience.” cheering and hand one. In ibe afternoon we had bassadors in Paris. counsellor at the embassy. BerrutI, Robert Burns, Meanwhile, on Monday Seelye to Lebanon to take clapping started right as Meanwhile, I’m sorry to 44 persons playing It said Seelye conferred Ford designated Seelye Both diplomats were slain Ronald Caron, Kevin morning while Gloria was charge temporarily of the with Ford to prepare for we rounded N. Main St. announce that we w ill not pinochle, and these were as his "special represen in Beirut six days ago. t^Ulna. escorting a busload of U.S. Embassy in Beirut onto Main St., and con be able to pick people up the lucky winners: tative” In I,ebanon a day Robert Daddarlo, Nancy seniors to Wildwood, we following the murder of tinued every bit of the way. for any reason whatsoever. Ernestine Donnelly, 701; Daigle, Craig Easterbrook, bad a fine turnout for our Ambassador Francis E. I'm telling you it really For the time being you w ill E sth e r Anderson, 694; Karen Evans, Susan kitchen social games. Meloy Jr. shook us up and made us have to bear with us, and Leon Fallot, 687; Betty HARTFORD (UPI) - gates in the fenced-in con Evans, Mary Finnegan. Golfers The White House said City officials found illegal ^ ShopRite Coupon feel real good, so good that get to the center or other Jesanis, 678; Helena Park sates cert area were chained Teresa Foley, Bruce Seelye w ill go to Beirut "at ly locked gates during the we were afraid to stop places the beat way you Our golfers were busy, SS Gavello, 676; Emma shut during the Saturday Francis, Ann Marie Hogan, 'S A LU60 the earliest possible date” first rock concert of the Towards the purchase of singing. By the time we can. strong on the fairways in Russell, 662; Violet Dion, illegally night performance Lori McDonnell, Rudolph because, “ in view of the summer at Colt Park and BE SURE TO USE THE EGG 1,^ $5.00 or more reach^ the Center I felt Our lunch program will East Hartford and the 654; C w ile Benson, 647; attended by 30,000 fans, Persico, Laura Prelsner. present situation in locked large piles of garbage we were all sung out, but be starting on next Mm- results follow; Lee Steinmeyer, 643; Bess Charles F. MeSheffrey, G R A D E 7 Lebanon,” Ford and afterward. C FRESH MEAT, BEEF, VEAL, the cheering kept us going. day, Wednesday, Thursday E rn ie Segerberg, 41; Moonan, 641, and Clara director of licenses and In High honor* & ICE CREAM COUPON Secretary of State Henry All but a few of the exit The most popular song, Russell Nettleton, 49; Jack Hemingway, 628. spections, said . Mary Grace Quick, and one that sounded like a Margaret Sullivan. THAT WERE IN THE LAMB, PORK, or POULTRY broken record, was, "When H o n o r * Smoked, Canned or Frozen Meats Not Indudedt the Seniors Come Maureen Berryman, OFF! Marching In.” We couldn't Kevin Byrne, Finoa CIRCULAR YOU RECEIVEO WITH THIS Coupon good *< *ny ShopfUt* M*rk*t. keep the float around for H i-C J u ic e Ip r p o k s iile F a r m s Campbell, Lisa (}anapari, COUPON Undt on* p*r tantSv. the ceremonies because, Christine Carr, Heidi Expir** SM., Jun* 26, 1976. , after all, the vehicle was a Dragbi, Sheila Dupuis, LAST WEEK! loan to us, and we felt so Drinks # Ice Cream f Mary Evans, Carole happy to be able to have Ferguson. A ll 46 the float that It was only Lynnane Feehey, Diana proper to get it all un Flavors cans ^ B K|S7 gal Flaveli, Joseph Foley, dressed and back Into its m a —. , , Michael Girard, Alison With This Coupon A PurchoM SS 00 or More. 9 9 ^ \ s a normal shape as soon as With This Coupon A Purchaio tS.OO or Mor« G rade, Kathleen Hession, BEEF CHUCK possible. We weren't SUPERMARKETS W '-fl t-l IIVI#“U ll\ l- I sj |V » Ont. Valid Junt 20-26. 1976 H-3SI Umil Ont. Valid Junt 20-26. 1076 H-3S2 Lynne Koras, John Luby, looking for any prizes 3 Finest Grocery Values! Anna Morlarty. because we knew there Donald Murphy, Kathryn were many beautiful floats Hills Bros. Coffee... c«1.69 ^ Nason, Elizabeth Negri, in the parade. Glad Trash BagsH.,,,. ’’S’1.19< i- R ic h m o n d m Sonia Ortega, Karen We felt great just being a F in a s t Plourde, Jody Ricci, Erin BLADE STEAK part of the celebration, and Dutch Maid Noodles. pVg'49* ' Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! Schaffner, Edwai?! Vilga, having you folks behind us. Sliced Peaches Elizabeth Wieezorek. Garbage Bags Large .... K e tc h u p Mrs. Filberts ■ ■ ______■ WITH ns CAGE Great trip Quarters M a rg a rin o G R A D E 8 CHICKEN BREAST Now the next Item is Glad Sandwich Bags. High honor* FIRST CUT USDA about our recent trip to Joy Detergent washing . . • 29 oz Maureen Flaveli, Lionel BONE IN 414 • Slb-LB. AVO. Wildwood, N.J. Two 1 lb Lessard, Michael Sullivan. CHOICE ROASTING CHICKENSpure 6 9 °. busloads enjoyed a real CharminTs;r...... H o n o r * SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS great week. It might not Duncan Hines Moist NEasy 13'tO /fiA t pkgs Sean Byrne, Robert HRM A FRESH have been the best weather Carter, Krysfyn SHOULDER VEAL ROAST * n * BEEF CHUCK - BONE IN CHICKEN LIVERS 7 9 ° . for swimming in the ocean, Chmielowiec, Karen BEEF CHUCK BONELESS CUTGHOWT ShopflH* BONELESS 4W-LB. AVQ. but it was cool and that’s Damlata. Cottage Cheese Breakstone more than you folks had D e l M o n te Teri Dandeneau, Joseph RIB VEAL CHOPS * 1 1 * UNDER BLADE UNDER BLADE TURKEY ROAST back here. Some of us 3813 .Orange Juice Demeo, Michael Evans, WHY PAY MOMT LOIN VEAL CHOPS POT ROAST POT ROAST Lamb played a little golf, did C h u n k T u n a Tomato Sauce I 6 c V e ',1 . 0 0 Raymond Gagnon. * 1 1 * some deep sea fishing |^ q |0 Mandarin Finast Pretzels'o;*sJ:'"3 pVg'sl.OO Patricia Jacob, Carmen fmm Oranges...... 3 cans 8 9 * while others went Finast Potato Chips.. Pellegrino, John Sullivan, CUBED VEAL CUTLETS * 1 1 * sightseeing and took in Deloritiae Weatherby. WTm POCKIT FOK GTUmNQ I Finast Peas...... 3l°s'1.00 Diet Delight Cocktail ■ . . . . 'cVn'41*7 09 other exciting activities. YEAR HONORS ' Sliced Beets rmas,. . . 4 ia n °s' 9 9 * e ls BREAST OF VEAL 79V lb I mentioned fishing, and 6 V 2 o z Finast Soda...... “ 63* G R A D E 6 I I hate to mention this, but 3 i a n ° / 1 . 0 0 H o n o r * Finast c^Tofs...... Cheese Twists . Vsg'69* B EE F C H U C K -B O N E IN BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS nor one of the fishermen went Donna Balsamo, VEAL STEW Richmond Coffee... c a ^ 1 . 4 9 •LAOtCUTWflOUNOIOW'PKOZeiNtW ZIAUk out and got seasick. I won’t Finast Dry Milk...... »a''J1 . 9 5 Christine Berruti, Robert SHOULOER LAMB CHOPS mention his name, but can Ice Tea Mix s/gaTIV^ln. . ' f . r 8 5 * Burns, Ronald Caron, Pork UNDER UNDER Cloverdale------Peas 5iln“s'1.00 moKH Nfwzuuuo give you a hint, that it Robert Daddarlo, Nancy STEAK STEAK MB nr LOBI LAMB CHOPS ‘IV wasn't a senior citizen. I Daigle. PKOZIH NiW ZIALANO wonder who it was? Baked Fresh the Finast Way! More Values on Meat Street,U.S.A.! Kevin Driscoll, Craig ^ K o r LOMOKAIM Anyway, everyone really Easterbrook, Karen BEEF CHUCK SHOULDER STEAK, BONELESS, CUT FOR *1V enjoyed their stay and Frozen 4 to 6 lbs Avg. Weight Evans, Sysan Evans, Mary already look forward to Big Round Top Finnegan, Teresa Foley. next year. Bruce Francis, Ann By the way, right now we All White Meat Marie Hogan, Lori eCMLOM.iOMM MIMLiUMUNraar * 4 4 0 LONDON BROIL M ^ lf have one busload doing Finast Fresh McDonnell, Patti Mitchell, ASSORTED CHOPS their thing in Wildwood Sandwich Favorite ■ ^ B ivs B Sean O’Connor, Rudolph P0M( LOW-BONO M BEEF CHUCK CUBE STEAKboneless n B B n ^ S K this week. Persico,, Laura Prelsner. Turkey Breasts Beef Top Round COUNTRY SHLE RIBS ANYlOiPACKAOl a w MOUND-BOtCLIte •• Cun OdiMA JW Summit Lodge out GRADE? BEEF ORODND CHUCK TOP ROUND STEAK Speaking of trips, Gloria Hot Dog Rolls...... 3 7 ’ 1.00 High honor* POMKLOM-MMCLCtt * O r CHUCK. lONkLi** *0«MO.*OMii5i~ WHOLE PORK left word that she had to Mary Evans, Margaret English Muffins...... 3 7 ’ 1.00 For London Broil BLADE ROAST CUBES FOB STEW BEEF TIP STEAK WHOU tvo A A c cancel the Summit Lodge Sullivan, Elizabeth Wiee CHUCK P09 MAMmO 09 lA M fO U t *arMXMO.*OMLI*« trip. So all you folks will be Junior Pies Varieties . .... 4pVg',1.00 zorek. Ihopflle iO C L ItS BEEF SHORT BIBS BOnOM BOUND STEAK CORNED BEEF BRISKET,r?^ 09 V WHOU-BONiM getting your money back Dessert Shells...... 7 3 9 * H o n o r * SMOKED PORK BUH FUTtUir-tONUtM ' •nNNn) * DfVBMO ■ nWZBI this week. Just stop by the Bakery Items Available Tues thru Sat Only Beef Shell Loin B oneless Maureen Berryman, V BEEF BRISKET BEEF UVEN SHEU STRIPS^Y/SS? »n> office. We’re sorry, but we Kevin Byrne, Fiona didn’t get enough takers. Finest Frozen Food Values! Campbell, Lisa Canaparl, Fresh Produce Grocery "AppetiKr However, this opens the Sirloin Steak Christine Carr, Heidi door to that clambake and 1 Draghi, Sheila Dupuis, SOUTHERN PEACHES COOKED ROAST BEEF ^ boat ride, three days at Froaen Dinners lUSDA Lynnanne Feeney, Carole VIVA TOWELS T KIMBIES DIAPERS Lake Winnipesaukee, N.H. Ferguson. WHITE OR Jj ^ - CHOICE Diana Flaveli, Joseph ■ OVERNIGHT STORE OOC This trip includes, M o rto n Bone In ,o ..o . among other things, a boat Foley, Joanne Frechette, A Q ® ^ 123 sheds “W o 'l°’'2 y2-ib.5f5l ride, lobster-clambake, a Fried Chicken, Beel, . ■ Michael Girard, Alison 4..*1 M f 9 Turkey, Meal Loaf P'^Q g Shank 0 7 6 Grade, Kathleen Hession, night at the dog track, Smoked HamPo®!,!,, 97*®;,“Portion lb O f 111^4^ 0 0 c hotel accommodations at lUSDAj Quality Meats from Ham Steaks “r ...... ,1.47 Lynne Koras, John Luby, Squash'*"" Peaches‘: s s : 3i2 n Cateup»... Chicken vm99’ Brickyard Mt. Inn. It’s a Lemonade Yor Garden ■ . . . 6 cVn',1 .0 0 Anna Morlarty. three-day, two-overnltes the Bast Meat Men Donald Murphy, Kathryn Ore Ida Crispers...... ^”°'59* .CHOICE Bacon ...... !.°„'89* Nectarines*s.‘ ..49° Tomato Juice Wtlch’i^StT 59° 7 Seas *69° BOlO^[nd STORe’ s LICED lb. 99’ deal, and the complete Irt the Business! Nason, Elizabeth Negri, package will be 390, in p Kielbasi°'X^r'...... ,1.29 Sonia Ortega, Karen Finast Waffles...... 739* BASS cluding taxes and tips. W ienersA^, ...... ,,1 . 1 9 Plourde, Mary Grace Cucumberssti 2..29° WlSk*'lwl?«sptoSls^ !Sii *3” Ravorlce IS *79° Liverwurst H 1.89’ Finast Pizza...... “-1.19 Boneless Beef Cube Steak or B o a t t r ip Quick, Jody Ricci, Erin Bakery______Schaffner, Lori Sossin, M^U^RS r'ecuu! While on trips, this com Finast Toasties Blueberry . , , , S.°g'55* Chic(»y.«:Lu ..19° Macaroni 99° Super Ck)la . V 4 9 ° Mr. Dell Favorites! Edward Vilga. 6aCCN-GAUN6UNT ing Monday we w ill be 'Z Finast Spinach . 5 1.00 Beef Top Blade Steak G R A D E 8 Housewares KITCNCNSUCIOM ShopRite WHITE BREAD signing up for a boat ride Cat FbodTssuu 5'*99° Beans PaCNCMSTVU 4‘*99° Boneless High honor* around Manhattan Island. Richmond Peas...... 21,!,°,'57* C o o k e d H a m Maureen Flaveli, Lionel ShopRite DRESS SHIRTS NIBLCTS REGULAR O OOC We took this trip four or GREEN GIANT Onion Rings ...... '«49« Im ported half 4 1 9 Lessard. Poik&Beans%r * 5 9 ° Com 3*85° NO PRESFRVATIveS 20-OZ. five years ago, and enjoyed Freshly Sliced SHORT SLEEVE Raspberries ...... ’“°'57* Top Loin Sirloin Steak lb I H o n o r * ASSORTED SIZES & COLORS J U U ARDED W loaves W W it very much. 1 think you IRREGULARS ea jL, will like it just as much as Boneless Beef USDA Choice Laura Bottl, Sean Byrne, FroienFood last time. Here is the deal; Domestic Ham...... ,1.99 Krystyn Chmielowiec, Rolls'“"lBKt'" 3*97° The price is 310 and in Light ’N Liveiy or Shoulder Karen Damlata, Teri Imported...... Dish PanM5«a'e!!:.99° cludes busfare, boat ride Top Round Roast Roast Swiss Cheese 99* Dandeneau. KRAFT SINGLES FARMLAND 2-LB. ENTREES lb Joseph Demeo, Michael Biscuits "s r '*79° and a box lunch which you Boneless Beef USDA Choice A/C S.ilsbury Steak. Turkey Ice Miik ^09 Mr. Deli Bologna Liverwursl 1,1.19 Evans, Rebecca Flem Waste Baskets ...99° INDIVIDAULLY w ill eat just before boar All Flavors half Swedish MealbaBs r \ Seafood ding the boat. or Beef Cooked Salami ...... ’’,’,"69* ming, Raymond Gagnon, iSBci WRAPPED Mb Spaqheltj Sauce with ^*11) gal STACK PACK pkg MealbaBs or Veal P arm iqiaoa p k g . We must eat before the Underblade Steak for Stew Salami Sticks S!',...... ,l°,'1.49 Patricia Jacob. boat ride because they do Michael Pahl, Carmen TURBOT FILLET Fresh Salads Macaroni Salid ■ • • . U.39* Pellegrino, John Sullivan, not allow any box lunches, Availa,l« Only In Stores Wil, Mr Del, Oapla picnic baskeU, or the like Finast Meat Values! Michael Sullivan, Thomas Vbgurt 4 * 99° Lemonade.’i£Sit6*89° INDIVIDUALLY on board. After the boat Favorites from the Seven Seas! Vendetta, Deloritiae OUlCK FROZEN ride, we w ill stop at a place Beef Shoulder Weatherby. ^ M aigarineS 39° Pound Cake ^ '* 7 9 ° where you can buy all SGcrstoEwo^ ■ *69' types of tasty sandwiches, Cod Fillets.".,.89* Airline Sold tn Swiss Cheese* *89° Potatoes U99° Fishcakes- desserts, and beverages on B o n e le s s Cleaned Squid; lb pkg . ,99* officials Shampoo-BiMs your own. The boat ride Is For London Broil scheduled for July 29, and Fried Clams 7 'a 'r ...... ;;!2.69 arrested Gem Franks ."%^ * 89° Vegetables 2*99° 0 BREYERS ICE CREAM we can only take 88 people. [ Boneless TOKYO (UPI) - PoUce OATMEAL PEANUT beef-dinner. i-ib. Q Q c D i t t o buitoni. cheese i 4h>i.CQ c This means that when we Chuck Pot Roast' Beet . I b 1 . 0 9 Tuesday arrested three SKINLESS • SiwpRit* pk|. 0 7 r l 4 Z d “3QUARESTYLE" pli|. 0 7 I Extra Lean or CHOCOLATE NUGGETS Franks sign up it w ill be on a first Ground Round_l Beef . , 10I .2 9 executives of A ll Nippon (14-oz.) COOKIES #CC come basis. iKhib. $ 1 7 9 (^Lpen^'SaSfSlKS!^$169 $139 Airways, a leading pk|. X wCllwwc«UMifCH 0count*ji*uuM pk|. X ALL ’' 2 ggalk a llo n ^ Beef Patties Where Available , SUNSHINE , 6 . o z l U Pork Roll I Setback games I,I 1I 9 Japanese domes^c airline, FLAVORS-LAVORS coni I W>mihiicouponon(l) ft I I Frozen. . , 200 on suspicion of receiving In Our Cookie Dept, SWIFT PREMIUM Alright now, we start the Beef Burgers . pC1.79 OR LAZY MAPLE In Our Ice Cream Dept I G la d I some 3166,666 Ille g a lly Bacon * *1” Topping SIX 2 * 89° local center news with our Turkey Parts Drumsli*ks ...... ,59* setback games last Friday t l, 5 „1 9 9 j W ra p I from Lockheed Aircraft when we had 39 players Swift’s Ham Patties. can I Validvalid June June 20-26 ?o-2e rml rnii Corporation >roi4 |-Q H-32957 l^ j The three are ANA with these lucky winners: Deluxe Pizza Reno ■ th« lig h t t o ImH the purchase ol s a le e to units of 4 of any s a le Hama, except Ykhara oiharw tea noted." pkg I . 0 9 managing director Yuji Catherine Cappucclo, . Lean Hnees enecove mm sat., June 26, 1976. Not responsible for typogr^cal errors. "Wakefam Food CorporaNon 1976. Beef Round Kabobs Boneless Sawa, Hisayori Aokl, chief 134; Mina Reuther, 133; P ro o f H P a y s fo S h o p to r 1 . 1,1.69 of the accounting depart Frances Fike, 132; Helen Quality Produce the Finast Way! In-Store Bake Shop! Silver, 128; Thomas ,i n,r,n,n,.couxnon(illWitMhncouxnon(l) B d i166 0oj i. j E WilMhi, E couxn On a (1| ij „ i j, ment and Tadao Ueki, Murphy, 123; Lyla Steele T o m a to e s Rye Bread ...... 759* Maxwell House! Wheatles | chief of the business and In and Oscar Cappucclo, 122; Seedless Grapes ternational departments. Calilornia Bunches Italian Bread...... 4 !” 1.00 C o ffe e I I The arresti came alter A1 Chellman, 121; Martin Red Ripe C e re a l B a k sta n , 119; B e ssie AvtlK,la Only In SKHM Wllh In.Stort Btk. Shopi fiUM Valid June 20-26 the Tokyo public 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 214 SPENCER STREET of Juicy Flavor Salad Favorite H-33062 1 ^ 0 Moonan and Eva Lutz, 118. prosecutor’i office Issued For Your Health A Beauty! warrants charging the By the way, there are I MANCHESTER MANCHESTER three with vTolatjng some changes being made Sweet Corn Florida • . . . . 8 (0,1.00 15^ off H 15^ off Japan's foreign exchange OPEN 8:30 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. op£N m o n .-f r i. 7 a .m .- m id n ig h t at Ted Trudon’s, Inc., the A im Lb? _ _ Granny Smith Apples. 3 ,,,1.00 0 and fbfilgn trade control place that donated our New Potatoes J PRICES EFFECTIVE ONLY AT SHOP RITE STORES LISTED ABOVE SAT. 7 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. C alifornia j Wilhthif couxnon(l) leoz j laws.! mini-bus on a yearly basis. Squash ...... 3„.1.00 Toothpaste I Zesta ! Johnseak’SbVL arrest waSidR»4uMl beoi Therefore, to straighten A Size US No. 1 lb Florida Mangoes i : , V ...... 49* issued by la|f,eit(Q(c«ment out their records, they had Micrinrs:,',!;...... '69* j S a ltin e s j B a |f £ W ' officials in comeetton with to take back our mini-bus V«liPJun.20-J6 „ l Prices Ellective June 20 Ihru June 26, 1976 In Manchesler Green Peppers...... 3,,,1.00 Deodorant.®*"®**'I Non-Asrosot e J0ffl__r^37e52 H.joan 0 J the Lockheed case. Vernon and E. Hanlord ONLY we Reserve the Right pvi,°p'„i1.17 to Limit Quantities Not Responsible for Typographical Errors A PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn.. Wed., June 23, 1976 Of Consumer Concern right to quit with the lack of work. I gel bored juit eligibillly. Consider this'C fitting around." When business lomed slug|)|il|^ Later, Hazel pul in a claim for at a downtown furniture store, Ibg THE unemployment inaurance on the owner ordered one of hb sales ground that fhe had a "right to Vacation tours quit." But her claim was rejected men to work at a paint booUi in FAMILY* , ' the basemenL in court The court aald fhe waf But the salesman happened to Problemi arliing from Trade Regulation Rule. out of work by her own choice, LAWYER A be allergic to paint Unable to hence was not covered by the law. vacation tours offered by For example, a new rule hy Will Bernard change the owner's mind, he fi travel agents are the sulh could require tour nally gave up the job. Ject of a special Inquiry by operators to inform their Actually, Hazel did have a Under these circumstances, the a federal agency. clients of itinerary or point. Although unemployment salesman was held entitled to un As a result of consumer schedule changes as soon insurance is primarily intended employment insurance. The court for those who have been forced car with an automatic shift, he said he was "justified in refusing complaints nationwide, the as they occur. out of their jobs, it also extends decided the change was too much at unsuitable, work which he had Federal Trade Commis Jiig/it To Quit to those who have quit for some for him and he walked out. reasonable apprehension to be sion recently authorized Its Answers to questions of compelling reason. "I've had il," Hazel announced But again a court found that lieve he could not perform with But the court decided mere Boston regional office to general interest will to her employer after lesi than a his reason for quitting was less out serious injury to himself." boredom was not compelling. conduct an Investigation of appear In this column. Ad month on the job. "It i«n‘t the than overwhelming and denied his Neither is a moderate change A public service feature of the . dress questions to: "Of work thal'i gelling me down. Iff claim for unemployment insur travel businesses to deter of working conditions. A cab American Bar Assoelalion aud mine whether they are Consumer Concern,” Dept, driver had for years been driving ance. the Coauecllcut Bar Asaoelrs- On the other hand, working violating the FTC Act. of Consumer Protection, a car with a stick shift When the lion. conditions may be so onerous that company wanted him to drive a This Investigation, State Office Bldg., Hart the employee does indeed have a O 1976 American Bar Association reputed to be the most ford, Conn. 06115 comprehensive govern ment Investigation of the travel business ever under taken, will Involve looking BAK/K Into complaints from In dependent travelers as • r - > ' IF YOU WANT TO well as group travel partlc- GLASTONBURY pants. FOX RUN MALL Misleading advertising, EAST HARTFORD SAVE MONEY INSTEAD schedule changes and hotel It so BURNSIDE AVENUE overbooking are among the eot SILVER LANE complaints to be in MANCHESTER vestigated. 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN m m Connecticut consumers MIDDLETOWN can be of help in the in WASHINGTON ST,. RT. 66 r'f ' "-h vestigation. Much of the m A FTC work will be con 1^ ducted with analyzing con WE WELCOME VOUR sumer complaints concer FOOD ITAMF RURCHASCS ning the travel industry. Rodney E. Gould, assis OPEN 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Mon. thru Sot.^ tant FTC regional director /• and head of the Investiga WE DON’T PLAY ’’GAMES” tion, is urging the public to U send complaints to this ad dress : Federal Trade Com WITH YOUR FOOD MONEY! mission, Room 1301, 150 Causeway St., Boston, *7;; Mass. 02114. omjm V - '■ Une possible outcome of w f to r i CHOCK A U rUVGBS the Investigation could be a TOMATO f ll U O ’KI SHASTA recommendation that the D8YW U FTC promulgate a new n 9 im l i l t Cf S The Presbyterian Church will have a prayer meeting HOOD CYCLE tonight at 7:30 at the CRISCO OIL . l , l , S . . 4 SWEET LIFE CALGON church. 43 Spruce St. ICOTTAGE CHEESE I not in DOG FOOD SAVE] TUBAGS BatliOilBeiMiSl AM Ann .ludson Circie of l i b . Community Baptist Church ( ^ 1 .2 9 1 •1.19 iHcoiwr 999 PRO. will meet Thursday at 9:30 a 4,21 a.m. at the church to take ICOCA members' children to the ,• V ' University of Connecticut, V*8 N B T U SWOTUHISoi. Storrs, for a picnic. COFFEE COLAl n u n u R T PHIUDELPHIA Dll MONTE VEGEYABLE K ID T U M IX 114 CAN M S I SUCIBCIIRB T h e Rev. Norman iUICE LIGHTEHER M i c n i S T CRUM CHEESE Swensen, pastor of Trinity PEACHES 46UUH 10 M V . 9 9 « 4 9 9 9 Covenant Church, will lead PRO. a Bible study tonight at 4 ^ 4 8 « n o tu N 49< 7:30 at the church. First Church of Christ, ciogox PILLS URY CARHAYMR m t h r aMPBIll'S Scientist, will have a ser 8 PUREX vice and testimony B liAC H UYERCAKE SUNDER SWEET U FE CHICKEN meeting, which is open to MIXES 4n . FRO. FACIAL TISSUE LIQUID MUCH the public, tonight at 8 at NOODLE SOUP OAllON II.S0I 13 M r the church. 447 N. Main St. C4U0N m 48* 7 8 V 3-97« C A tf} 10.7 01 CM 17* 5 9 * Omar Shrine Club will visit Friendship Lodge of Masons Thursday at 7:.30 sWiiviin 1 p.m. and will confer the TUSCAN 1 DAILEY’S 1i CORONET 1 r KRAFT POTATO 1 1 WiinfNrYlUGW 11IRIGHT GUARD Entered Apprentice SOUR CREAM 1 KOSHER 11 DELTA 1 M K.(OrFEE degree. Robert A. llaugh, CHIPS 1 1 TOILETTISSUE 1 CliMst Slices 11 DEODORANT HITERS president of Omar and past H t i . 1 CHIPS 1 101 master of Friendship, will CW 5 9 ^ H t4oi. G L 0 9 1L mni« o5 0 < J 1 » S : 9 & (OUNf preside. D o J K MMott(« >2 6 9 « GAC P o w e r C|IIIIGV-AR>KI 1 ■ IIBBY'S 1 itmcman B O lU M 1 CARRY'S 1 t li ,1 t s w h.t I ( s 8EEF 1 TOMATO 1 MASHED S.O.S. i> " in lliosu ONIONS RAVIOn SAUttS 1 TOMATO SOUP 1 S0APPM 5 l-l.i'.Mliitl .((In Si'll 1 MICE 1 1 POTATO BUDS H t i . your Kill' ili'ins foi lAA 4 0 n . 4«ot. l l o i . 10.7 01 CM^ *|iMi;k uish CAN CAR BOY. II.S 01 MC f