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Energy , ______> A Family NEVOSpaper Since 1881 ■ 20t Single Copy • 15(t Home Delivered _ . . . . _ I Voi. XCVIII. No. 260 — Manchester, Conn,, Wednesday, July 25, 1978 Pittsburgh: Gulf Oil Corp." — Tuesday reported a 65 |»rcent| ■ rise in second quarter profits and* * the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio said its earnings for the quarter jumped 70 percent. Victors Issue New New York; The four U.S. partners in the Arabian American Oil Co. — Exxon, Mobil, Texaco, and Standard Oil of California — _ Merit have a distinct market advantage ' Execution Order over other domestic oil com­ panies because Saudi Arabia MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — definite orders to immediately killings. He ascertained that, not crude is cheaper than oil from The Sandinista army issued a decree execute all those elements of ^the me.” other OPEC nations, oil analysts ordering its troops to execute any Somoza guard who are caught' in He said the guardsmen had been said Tuesday. former national guardsman caught these activities,” the communique brought to the camp — a former free Washington: Congressional attacking its checkpoints and the jun­ said. trading zone near the international leaders told President Carter ta declared some 2,000 guardsmen in The decree also ordered all San­ airport — in buses and had been Tuesday that his windfall oil a Red Cross refugee center will be dinista militias to turn in their searched before they entered. profits tax will not be passed by treated as prisoners of war. weapons, to the new army with a In announcing the guardsmen were Congress until after the August Firefights around the capital promise that those who join the new prisoners of war, Borge said each I recess and may be watered down, Tuesday overshadowed the military force will be re-armed. guardsman’s case will be considered out that an energy package will diplomatic recognition extended the But Nicaraguan Red Cross Presi­ individually and those charged with I passed perhaps by early October. new government by the United dent Ismael' Reyes challenged crimes will be brought up before the Cleveland: Despite soaring States. Cuba, and El Salvador. Borge’s statements during a joint civilian tribunals and tried under the I profits fueled by the Alaskan oil I W b Interior Minister Tomas Borge news conference outside a row of criminal laws of the Somoza regime. boom. Standard Oil of Ohio plans " " warehouses where more than 2,000 “In no case will the death penalty to raise its gasoline prices by as charged Tuesday ex-guardsmen in a Red Cross center just outside guardsmen and their families are be applied,” Borge said. He added much as 5 to 6 cents a gallon by staying. that the Nicaraguan revolution had the end of this year, a high- Managua were heavily armed and have been responsible for the con­ Borge took newsmen to the fields been ’’the most generous revolution ranking company executive dis- around the camp and pointed out in Latin American. We have not I closed Tuesday. tinuing sniper attacks on Sandinista C h a n ^ checkpoints in the capital. what he said were the bodies of San­ executed anyone, nor will we execute Houston; A federal judge, The Sandinista National Liberation dinista soldiers killed and burned by anyone.” I facing an appeal on a similar guardsmen who left the refugee ■The Red Cross will continue 'lO ad­ ruling earlier this year, Tuesday Front Tuesday issued a decree ordering its forces to kill any camps at night. minister the camp and all women dismissed a 29-count indictment guardsman caugbt ambushing or Reyes said in response, “I cannot and children who wish to do so will be accusing two oil companies of ascertain that these people (in the allowed to leave. I taking illegal profits on oil sales. sniping at Sandinista positions. "The military forces have camp) are the ones who did the W uhington: Acting Transpor- I tation Secretary W. Graham Claytor said Tuesday he will recommend that President Carter .Gas Crisis May Rescue veto Amtrak funding legislation if Congress blocks the ad­ ministration's proposed I passenger train cutbacks. Some of Nation’s Rails

M ai2c^'JlJ;u-l^;?i;e»7sffi Temot MacRenato, an American colle|B P ^ s s o r relaxes By DON PHILLIPS Reps. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., and Brock Adams. Either the House or will have to u k e shorter showers I with his automatic weapon at a hotel in Managua, Nicaragua WASHINGTON (UPI) - The gas­ Wyche Fowler, D-Ga., fought an up­ Senate could have vetoed the Adams plan last May, but they did not. and endure colder rooms and I Tuesday. MacRenato was bom in Nicaragua but became an oline crisis and power politics ap­ hill battle against acting Transporta­ tion SeCi’etary -W. Graham Claytor However, that was before gasoline I fewer lights this winter because I American citizen several years ago. He returned to his country parently vWll save many — but not all becanie both expensive and hard to the school’s r .2 miUion uUUtyl tofishtfor the Sandinistas against Somoza forces. (UPI photo) of the country’s pasrcnger trains. and Democratic Republican leaders of the committee that drafted a HW6 get, causing mlluons of Americans to budget approved by the state I ^ _ rediscover the train. Le^slature is not enough to keep I J g million Amtrak funding bill. Smoking They came within 17 votes of The House bill would set ridership success, but their amendment to and loss criteria that would have the Two Boards "roposed freeze the Amtrak system for one effect of adding trains that had been I Superintendent Richard J. I A cut by the Adams plan. The final Martwick has recommended the I wnn A V V * ■ 11 year failed, 214-197. Instead, the House decided to take reduction likely will be 20 percent, a back-door approach with technical not 43 percent. 1 o Admiiiister Colleges amendments that will have the effect The ^ nate also will act on the bill, winter to avert a possible winter | of saving several individual trains, probably within the next two weeks, energy crisis. and an effort will be made there I HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Southern, Central, Eastern and mainly those that have experienced 'Enriched Flavor!cigarette sparks whole operation costs. Western (Connecticut State Colleges. sharp ridership increases pr either to freeze the system or add P h a n t o m | Board of Higher Education has more trains. proposed establishing two separate But University of Connecticut UConn’s branches at Stamford and through the districts of powerful con­ President John DiBaggio said the Avery Point would fall under the gressmen. Under the House bill, Amtrak SODDY-DAISY Tenn (UPI) —I IJoardsoftrusteestooverseeConnec- jurisdiction of the four-year board. Technically, some 43 percent of would make the final decision on I A mysterious voice on the public ‘wo-year and four-year in­ proposals were "far too sweeping” I and were not necessary to address The board also recommended com­ Amtrak’s route miles are scheduled which routes would be dropped or new taste era in low tar smoking address system at the Sequoyah I slj^Iions. the problems facing the state. bining the position of chancellor with to be cut Oct. 1 under a plan devised maintained, following criteria laid nuclear plant has cTflcialsI The plan, which must be approv^ president of UConn to oversee the down by Congress. scratch in g th eir heads a n d ! “’e legislature took up eight Under the plan, a single board of by fired Transportation Secretary trustees would oversee the two-year heads of all the four-year schools. searching for the "Phantom I Tuesday during A proposal to merge Eastern Chicken ’’ I board chairman, atorney schools, including the 12 community Not too long ago, smokers believed that if a cigarette had colleges, the five technical colleges Connecticut State College in Sometimes the voice makes I Willimantic with the University of less tar, it had less taste too. Low tar cigarettes simply didn’t I clucking or pecking sounds. But of a conflict of interest, and the University of Connecticut’ I branches at Waterbury, Torrington Connecticut at Starrs was set aside Delay Expected the ’’chicken ’ can talk, too. Education Commissioner I and Hartford. for further study. taste very good. The chicken - dubbed "PC" for I M'chael Usdan said reorganization is Usdan said a 43 percent decline in 1 the short - has been ruffling his I necessary to cope with the effects of Another board of trustees would Then along came MERIT and a whole new taste idea called govern the four-year institutions at the number of high school students I colleagues'feathers by squawking I student population, forecast by 1994 coupled with On Windfall Tax ‘Enriched Flavor’ tobacco. And in three short years, smoking lover the plant's public address I O Connecticut’s low birth rate will | g e m about how inept he thinks | Q | . Q | | p BlaStS St RIC reduce the number attending college. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cor­ Carter wants a bill that will changed: Usdan also called for a more nerstone of President Carter's produce $140 million to finance his "cohesive front” in obtaining finan­ energy program — the windfall energy program, and he had wanted 1. No other new cigarette in the last 20 years has attracted cial support. profits tax on oil — will not be passed it before the recess so that when Klebanoff said that as a partner in by Congress until after the August Congress comes back to work it can so many smokers as quickly as MERIT! I On Road Decision the 10-member law firm of Rome, recess and may be watered down, ac­ focus on the more controversial I Louise Brown, the world’s first „ . items without worrying about where struction could start by fall, state of­ Case, Connelly, Kennelly and cording to congressional leaders. 2. MERIT has swept past over 50 other brands in record time. I test-tube baby, celebrated her I VERNON -- The state Department Klebanoff he would be prevented But in meetings with Carter the money will come from. I first birthday today - happy, I of Environmental Protection has ap- ficials said. ’’Not possible," said House The project, which has been in the from representing clients before cer­ Tuesday, Capitol Hill leaders mixed 3. MERIT is continuing to attract high tar smokers-the most I healthy and with 30,000 miles I proved a permit paving the way for tain state government bodies. that potentially bad news with a Democratic Whip John Brademas, behind her as an international I Uie widening of Interstate 86 from works for more than 10 years, is who said it was more likely the tax I scheduled for completion in 1983. It ”It is not a matter 1 do by choice,” promise an energy package will be I celebrity. I Vernon Circle to Manchester and the would be passed by Oct. 1 taste'conscious smokers of all! calls for the widening of each side of said Klebanoff, a former state passed this year — perhaps by early Her Caesarian birth on July 25,1 Connecticut Citizen Action Group has representative who has been a peren­ October. The president held a breakfast 11978, at Oldham Hospital stunned I termed the decision "outrageous.” the highway from two lanes to four meeting with leaders from both It’s clear: MERIT taste is changing attitudes toward low tar lanes. Originally plans were to have nial supporter of reorganizing higher In referring to the bill to skim off the medical world and brought I The area in question has been the education. some of the windfall profits oil com­ houses and then a late afternoon ses­ I new hope to thousands of sterile I cen ter of contro v ersy among each side increased to five lanes. It sion with the finance committee — smoking. also will include an additional lane in Klebanoff, who was appointed to panies will earn through oil deregula­ I women. I residents of the Talcotville area who the board by his current partner, which is now considering the House- each direction for commuter buses tion, Senate Finance Committee But only one other test-tube I want the sUte to make some changes former House Speaker James J. Chairman Russell Long, D-La., said passed windfall profits tax bill. I baby has been born since then, in-1 ia Ih® proposed plans to protect some and car pools. Both sessions were described as Residents in the Talcottville area Kennelly, said he had sought a ruling reassuringly, “I believe we will pass Ivolving the same pair of British I historical findings in the Talcottville from the state Ethics Commission in a bill the president will be proud to unusally non-partisan, and conser­ want the median strip reduced to vative Sen. William Roth, R-Del., Idoctors, and no other medical I gorge area. protect archeological findings and February about his dual role as sign.” ■ team has been able to do it since. | I^st week officials from the state chairman and attorney. even described bis meeting with the Department of Transportation were the wooded areas. president as a “lovefest.” The Citizen Action group claims MERIT n w /I I *a Vernon to listen to changes A White House aide said Carter rijtJ snooting I proposed by the Talcottville construction of the extra lanes will told the congressmen the energy Kii^&lOO^ , CANNES, France (UPI) - a | Neighterhood Association. At that cast a shadow over the prospect of Residents View Sludge crisis was a national security IPLO leader was shot and critical-1 time the state officials ^id th^ establishing a commuter rail line problem and the windfall tax was the REGULAR and MENTHOL lly wounded today by a gunman I expected the DEP permit to be from Hartford to Manchester. State only way to insure enough money to Representative Aloysius* Aheam of MANCHESTER— A dozen or more — and while it is still wet it causes an ■stalking his luxury Riviera home. I «sued soon. They said it had Uken a develop alternative energy sources. Bolton is also a strong advocate of Manchester residents plagued by odor. Under the town’s system, I Zouherir Mohsen, 43, leader of I long time and they wouldn’t want to Press secretary Jody Powell said the rail lines and has objected to the odors from the town’s landfill area water is removed from the sludge by I the Syrian-backed Saika organize-1 delay the project further by making Carter also warned the leaders highway proposal. formed a diisty caravan Tuesday vacuum filtration. It is spread in the Ition and chief of the miliUry I any major changes. night to a spot within the area where against watering down the windfall ■department of the Palestine The’ralcottville residents sa^ The Department of Environmental open for further drying and, mixed I Protection had originally objected to sewer sludge is dumped for drying with leaves, it is used for cover in the tax as has been proposed by several ■Liberation Organization, was am-1 ^ “"y changes they senators. ■bushed outside his apartment ■ proposed would have any effect on the granting of the air quality permit ’Their purpose was to determine if town dump. they believed the sludge was the Last night the residents and of­ “There are two amendments that ■ today at 1 a.m. local time (7 p.m. ■ he environmental impact ^rm it as because of projected short-term would reduce the $140 billion tax by violations of air quality standards at cause of the odor which made life un­ ficials informally discussed the Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined I e DT Tuesday), police said. I ‘hey would improve conditions, not comfortable early this summer for possibility of handling the sludge in a $54 billion and that would mean insuf­ ' I make them worse. State officials are five intersections along the highway. ficient alternative fuels to meet our That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. But the transportation department residents on the downwind side of the different way. Kings;8mg"t8ri'0.6mgnicotinB- inaStlo rntlnv ■ oo* studying the recommended At the gathering with residents target of cutting imported fuels in O Philip Morris Inc. 1979 MitBiuv Muuujf I changes and are due to report back to obtained a favorable ruling from the landfill. 1 OO's: 11 m g'' tar,'' 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report M ay'78 DEP hearing officer who said an an­ Most of those who made the trip, were Directors Carl Zinsser and Bet­ half by the 1990s,” he said. I Classified...... 15-18 ■ ‘he town in about two weeks. accompanied by town officials, felt ty Intagliata as well as Frank “There will be a tax,” pledged Sen. |rnm ip« 19 I ■ The Connecticut Citizen Action ticipateduv;ip«ivcu uivtcaacincrease luin caiacars with wivsi aiiirianti avwiiipw«iiv,w ------, Robert Dole, R-Kan., ranking I RHiinriai...... 9 I Group said it is considering filing a pollution devices would offset any after their journey that the slqdge Jodaitis, superintendent of the Water tem porary carbon monoxide was the culprit, but some are con- and Sewer Department. minority member of the Finance ^tartainmeiit !!!! L .!!!!!. i4 ■ eourt appeal to block the $34 million Committee and a candidate for the violations that might occur before vinced it is only one c a i^ . The problem is expected to be dis­ I O bituaries...... 10 ■ . . . . , u j i j » the work is'complete. The sludge is the solid material cussed again by the Board of Direc­ Republican presidential nomination Ipeopietalk 2 ■ Bids are tentatively scheduled to that remains after sewage treatment next vear. ^ ...... -■ be advertised next month and con- tors at its Aug. 14 meeting.

Xl EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 25. 1979- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 25, 1979 The Weather Peopletalk " School Bus Policy Judge Rules Auditor Criticizes Center Atlantic Solo Sailor Tapes Public “upheaval'' in personnel. Since the last audit, he said, HARTFORD (UPI) — The Aartford Community there have been two business managers and several new Golfer Fighting Y\ To Be Overhauled Correction Center has been criticized in a state auditors clerks. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Officials report for a theft of more than $1,000 from the inmates’ . “The new manager went in by the seat of his pants and Vows ‘Never Again’ kept the place going, not knowing all the reports that had say it will be years before the public fund and inaccuracies in records. Women^B Lib MANCHESTER - The Board of miles or less of school must walk to terrifying moment came wife, Sally, pinned up in can listen to Richard Nixon's White Auditor Lucian Trykowski, who checked the to be filed. All those things went down the tubes. It FALMOUTH, American flags, lined the Education's tranportation com­ school. The other students who walk when I saw a school of the tiny cabin. In my really House tapes, but a judge's ruling now bookkeeping at six jails and the Haddam Criminal Justice became a shamble.s" he said. umpnmcrnooy Golf pro Hank Vergi says the sword of liberation (UPI) •- American adven­ shore around this Cornish mittee begins the first of what are junior high pupils who live within whales. I thought they blue moments I looked at it will allow the National Archives to Academy, said the problem at the Hartford center was cuts two ways. Accordingly, he'll show up at the turer Gerry Spiess, getting harbor to roar a welcome. promises to be many days of a mile and a half or less of schodl and and it brought me around.” gear up to release the most sensitive “disturbing” because records were not up to date when LMANOUJt Ladies Professional Golfers Association qualifying back his land legs after a Spiess left were heading for Yankee elementary students who live within Sally and his parents, deliberations on the proposed bus recordings. he performed the audit. 1 ' school in Chicago next week — and charge sex dis­ rugged sailboat crossing of Beach, Va. June 1, calling Girl and would overturn us, a mile or less of school. FIETCHER GUSS CO 7V 7 Louis and Jeanette Spiess policy revisions. U.S. District Judge Aubrey Robin­ “The inmates’ funds were satisfactorily maintained at crimination if they bar him. At the heart of Vergi’s the Atlantic in 54 days, his long, lonely trip “a but after a close inspection Deakin said this policy has not 0 »*f J5 Yttn f tftn M c t NIOMCHMTCW lOWKt TIH^tArutll ^ of St. Paul, Minn., went out The committee will meet today at 4 son Tuesday rejected Nixon’s all the centers except for the one in Hartford,” said ire is lady golfer Barry Naismith who’s been vowed he would never try challenge pure and they went on their way and p.m. in the Board of Education room. been strictly enforced in recent to meet him in another privacy claims and upheld plans to Trykowski. His audit, which was released today, covered granted a card in the Professional Golfers Associa­ his record-breaking voyage simple.” disappeared.” 45 North School St. years. If followed, he told the school -CQMH tT t AUTO GUSS SERVICE vessel offshore and were make public up to 950 tapes of the ex­ fiscal years 1977 and 1978. tion — hitherto an exclusive male bastion, again. Near disasters included But worse of all, he said, Assistant Superintendent Wilson board, an estimated 300 to 400 more *2SS!L*il** ■*'**’ •***• nxuonw low back on the dockside when president and his top aides at a dozen The theft was reported to the comptroller’s office in * #00« lomiow LPGA media chief Chip Campbell is girding for Spiess, 39, an electronics being almost run down in was the loneliness “not Deakin gave a hint of what may come students will be walking this fall. TUI IHCIMUWS.SMCUI »0«X he shakily stepped ashore archives listening facilities across August 1978 when the clerk handling the inmates’ fund TO [23 * battle — says, "He won’t get to qualifying school. engineer from White Bear his tiny vessel by passing having friends around ... at the July 16 regular school board Most of them will be high school U » l« IA 7NtM POTOCAtT • to a champagne reception. the country. returned from vacation and found a discrepancy between We’re waiting for our lawyers to tell us how we can Lake, Minn., took the ships and ’’another but I had a photo of my meeting. At that meeting, he students, he said. rf^orsniM S^ For period ending 7 a.m. EST 7/26/79. During get out of this thing. I’ll tell you this, I hope I won’t The administration and the board The tapes, most of which have the cash on hand and the receipts, Trykowski said. ^aNCHESTEH649-4521) DANISH puret ' Yankee Girl into crowded proposed that the board reaffirm its never been released, include the Trykowski said $549.72 in cash and $478.42 in checks PRESIDENTIAL Wednesday night, thunderstorms will be expected over have to be George Wallace standing at the Falmouth harbor Tuesday Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thu. & FrI. Nites 'til 9 walking policy and introduced a are looking for ways to reduce their D E C A N TE R S Watergate tapes. But they also could were stolen. NUUNE the mid and lower Mississippi valley and also in the schoolhouse door ,,,’’ amid a flotilla of honking, fuel costs as they, like the average lengthy list of suggested consolida­ bring revelations about hundreds of “We found fault with the fact that they hadn’t made REPRODUCTIONS Tennessee valley, as well as in portions of the mid and up­ tooting pleasure boats that consumer, face inflationary times. Estimates Oadiy Given tion or elimination of bus routes. It thousands of dollars in allegedly il­ deposits on a daily basis,” he said. “We told them that per Atlantic coastal area. Clear to partly cloudy escorted him the last few was the committee's desire to comb Other cost-saving measures include On the Fly legal contributionsTunneled to Nixon they’ve got to do that. Someone might have been aware of OPEN M-F S-9:M FUSTICS IN STOCK elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, through the recommendations and eliminating the time between each miles. and his re-election campaign. the fact that the money was accumulating there.” THUR. TIL S:00 3/ 16" » 1/ 4" maximum temperatures are in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 Two years ago, George Willig scaled the 1,350- driver’s bus runs and reduising idling SAT. S - SM Sipping a beer shortly make a formal pre.sentation to the As expected, Nixon’s lawyer, R. STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES (87), Boston 73 ( 86), Chicago 67 (77), Cleveland 67 (79), foot south tower of New York’s World Trade Center time and warm-up time in the winter Trykowsi said he found bookkeeping practices at the after arrival, he described entire board in August. 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER Dallas 76 (94), Denver 60 (89), Duluth 51 (70), Houston 74 for the sheer love of it, Tuesday, the self- months. Stan Mortenson, promptly announced jail had deteriorated since prior audits. the solo voyage in the 10- Under the board’s policy, high he would appeal the decision. Part of the blame, Trykowski said, was because of an (Off Center Sl) ’ SCREENS REPAIRED (90), Jacksonville 75 (90), Kansas City 66 ( 88), Little proclaimed “Human Fly" climbed the 45-degree foot, home-built boat — the school students who live within two Rock 74 (89), Los Angeles 65 (78), Miami 79 (88), tower atop the Citicorp Building for sheer money — smallest boat ever to com­ Minneapolis 60 (77), New Orleans 73 ( 89), New York 71 eclipsing George Burns, Art Carney and Lee plete the 3,500-mile trip - (83), Phoenix 84 (110), San Francisco 55 (69), Seattle 58 Strasberg who were making a movie on the as a journey beset with Nautilus Fight (77), St. Louis 68 ( 87) and Washington 73 (86). sidewalk 915 feet below, Willig— who said in 1977 he dangers from giant waves, HARTFORD (UPI) - A wasn’t "into making a lot of money" — made his lightning, whales and delegation of state FULL MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY TOP NOTCH Connecticut Weather latest climb amid swarming camera crews to do a passing ships. representatives and of­ 260 North Main at Main Fox Run Mall commercial for a yogurt company. “Gee, I’m glad to be on ficials flew to Washington Hazy sunshine today. Continued warm and humid with FULL SERVICE: Burns, Carney and Strasberg were making more land,” he said. “I wouldn’t Tuesday in an effort to (SERVICEJ scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. High EAST HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN money, filming a scene for Warner Brothers’ do it again or advise have the U.S.S. Nautilus, • COMPLETE SELECTION OF temperatures 85 to 90. Tonight hazy warm and humid “Going in Style." anybody to do it.” the world’s first nuclear 1150 Burnside Avenue 900 Washington St. Rt. 66 NATIONAL BRAND FOODS with chance of a few showers or thunderstorms. Lows in The weather was so bad powered submarine, • SERVICE DELI the 60s. Partly sunny and hazy Thursday with showers The Hustler the first two weeks he con­ berthed permanently in WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD STAMP PURCHASES {•SERVICE BAKERY and thunderstorms likely. Continued warm and humid. sidered several times tur­ Connecticut. • CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE Highs in the 80s. Probability of rain 40 percent today 30 Jack Mara matsu may not be able to out- ning back to escape the "The Nautilus will make percent tonight 60 percent Thursday. Soutwest winds 10 OPEN MON., TUES., WED., SAT. 8:30 A.M. to 0 P.M. I • VISA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS | bookworm his competitors in the annual multiple huge seas. After 400 miles a great tourist attraction to 20 mph today and Thursday less than 10 mph tonight. • CHECK CASHING sclerosis "Readathon," but he’s proved for the se­ he was washed overboard and can help stimulate the THURS. A PRI 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. Winds may be briefly strong and gusty in thunderstorms. • MONEY ORDERS cond year in a row he can out-hustle them. The 10- by a giant wave and was state," said Rep. Phyllis OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. to 5P.M. year-old Los Angeles lad won the national saved only by his lifeline. Kipp. R-Mystic. "We need • HELCO BILL PAYING CENTERS Long Island Sound “Readathon" title again this year— over 18,000 par­ “When I got aboard I was it here and it belongs W t resent the right to HmH quenlHIet lo 4 units unless otherwise specHied • SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS ticipants. Youngsters in the contest have to per­ shaking with fright for here." Not responsible for lypogriphicil errors . • NO CHARGE FOR BAGS Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk suade sponsors to pledge money to MS research for Point. High pressure off the Atlantic coast will continue a several hours afterwards," Heat Loans PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., JULY 23 THRU SAT., JULY 28, 1979____ every book they read in a four-week period. Jack he said. south to southwest flow across the area through HARTFORD (UPI) - A read only 10 — compared with as many as 50 for “It is rare to have a Thursday. Winds south to southwest 5 to 10 knots night­ $3 million fund providing some — but he rounded up more sponsors and more visitor with such guts,” time and early morning hours and 10 to 15 knots during low interest loans to buy money than any of them. His reward — ice cream in said the tabloid Sun 2nd Bio Week! the afternoon hours through Thursday with possibly and install insulation, wood Hollywood with the national chairman of the event newspaper hailing in an VAIHABU (OBPON stronger gusts in thunderstorms. Visibility 1 to 3 miles stoves and other conserva­ SUMMER — Lindsay “Bionic Woman" Wagner. editorial Spiess’ achieve­ SEE WHAT nighttime and early morning and 3 to 6 miles in the after­ tion materials should be in ment in conquering the 16oz. CAN noons, possibly lower in thundershowers. Partly cloudy place by September, says and hay through Thursday with chance of a few afternoon Not His Day Atlantic in the fiberglass L'$ and plywood Yankee Girl. Rep. David Lavine. D- STOCK-UP SALE! or evening thunderstorms. Wave heights 2 foot for less Jean-Claude Boyer complained bitterly to police Durham. except increasihg to 1 to 3 feet during afternoon hours The Daily Express said BUYS! PMK& Under the program, in Nice, France. He said a bunch of young hoodlums “ .. Gefry Spiess can stand IS through Thursday. residents can apply for beat him up, stole his pistol and $7,5(X) after seeing 10 feet tall today ...” COUPONS GOOD CHOCK FUU O'NUTS PACK him flash a large wad of banknotes in a bar. And energy conservation loans WITH COUPON AND AOOmONAl MO 00 FOOD PUHCHASC LIMIT ' SPRING FLOWER Thousands of cheering ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMEN GOOD JULY 27 THRU JULY 21, 1070 Extended Forecast of from $400 to $3,000 SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY! why was Boyer flashing banknotes? He was Britons, many waving ^ H A M IIM B B r celebrating the successful holdup in which he had through the new state ALL COUPONS CAN BE REDEEMED WITH INSTANTCOTFEE Extended outlook for New England Friday through ONE ADDITIONAL MO.DO PURCHASE iMTBOBROUSi obtained the $7,500. Department of Housing. lOoz. Sunday. To salt the wound, the shopkeeper Boyer had The money can be used for EXCLUDING THE VALUE OF COUPONS JAR Mass.. R.I. & Conn.: Partly sunny warm and humid Special robbed three days earlier recognized him after his such things as insulation; days with chance of thunderstorms mainly during the beating — despite his swollen, bleeding face — and active and passive solar VALUABU (WIPON VALUABU (OBPON afternoon and evening hours. High temperatures in the Program called police who arrested him. additions; storm doors, 80s. Overnight lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. storm windows; wood 4 0 Z . CAN 1-lb. PKG. Vermont: Showers and thunderstorms likely Friday. MANCHESTER - The stoves and flue dampers QUARTERS Partly sunny north Saturday and Sunday, chance of Quote of the Day Rev. and Mrs. Dwight "We have figures that *^rTTJ 11 AM e n s Q " Colbaugh of Springfield, showers south. Cooler with highs in the mid 70s and low tell us that if all housing in SWEET UFE JUMBO ROLL APACK Pat Paulsen, in Traverse City, Mich., on the Mo., will present a UIB.IAC 80s. Lows in the 50s and 60s. “simple answer” to the energy crisis that he says Master Charge Connecticut that can be VIVA ^VVAMjnrFAK' Maine and New Hampshire: Mostly fair and mild 1, mogram of special music Vita & STEMS A PIECES JHAIOARME lilUkVY VIAMI nWTED he just may use as a springboard for anotheMAin at weatherized were actually WfTH COUPON ANO AOOtTIOtoAL MO FOOD P tflC M A S f. LMNT ■ | . y y irn COUPON AMO ADOfTIONAi MA.O FOOD PUNCHAtC LWlT f I through the period but with a chance bf scattered Friday at 8 p.m. at the Youth Centre 00 0 RAIR I the presidency: “All the government needs to do to done, the savings in terms ONE COUPON PER CUtTOUEto GOOD JM.V tt T»Ml JULY» . | | l.'^OME COUPON PER CUSTOUfR. JULY » THRU JULY 2f . tOTO. showers. Highs in the 80s and lows in the mid 50s to low Maranatha Coffeeurt M laMb ktc to ifeM B n i H r Box r.91. Manchester. Conn. 06040 The office will be open ______1601. TUB director, at 643-2711. NECTARINES t W \ 131401. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. It M h n | li« nek p u t pMNf to («M to WHOLE BANANAS/ 601. CAN C y SEALTEST s w m io icT '^-ilAPOmUA Have a Complaint? Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 is located in Town Hall. mi ntMiK*. 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Tremendous assortments for boys, students, girls & S I M p f) tor n M tol ilM tonkt to v $ 4 9 9 for regarding service or delivery, call District Commission has weekly, $3.90 for one month. $11.70 for Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 teens, sizes 8 to 20. Save 25% on our entire stock of Levi’s* shirts M . M a t TMi m m k n n n r k m each ■ RED Customer Service. 647-9946 Delivery cancelled its Aug. •LUSH I L A R O D A * three months, $23.40 for six months, and lana to tot I kan kiS ar 49 should be made by 5 p.m. Monday mmA $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. meeting. The next meeting tor back-to-school nowl through Friday and by 7:30 a m Satur­ available on request. Monday through Friday. will be held Sept. 6, as day previously scheduled. ' EVEKING herald. Wtd.. July M, VM- PAOB FlVHi PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. July 25, 1979 Murder Attempt CP Victims’ Bikes—Stolen MAKE WAY FOR OUR HARTFORD (UPI) - Twenty-two three others. training up to six months for the SOUTH WINDSOR - A South Motuzick, 45, of 32 Steep Drive, later apprehended in Enfield. cerebral palsy victims bad planned The thieves also stole 12 maroon, event which runs from Aug. 1 to Aug. Motuzick was held on a $100,000 Windsor woman is in serious condi­ allegedly stabbed his wife Donna to compete in next week’s national two-piece sweatsuits with gold trim­ 22 in New Haven. bond and presented in court in East tion in the intensive care unit at Motuzick, 44, during a domestic dis­ cerebral palsy sports events but ming and the words, Capitol City Hartford won the overall cham­ Hartford later in the day. Bond was Manchester Memorial Hospital and turbance. someone stole the four adult-sized, Chargers, imprinted in gold on the pionship last year in Detroit, Halotek her husband has been charged with Police said Mrs. Motuzick was reduced to $20,000 and he was tricycles on which, they were back, said John Halotek, executive said. This year there are 76 members attempted murder in connection with stabbed in the chest and police were released and bound over to Hartford training. 1 director of the association. of the local association entered in the D atAR D AYS the case. called by a family member. Motuzick Superior Court where he is to be Police were trying to determine He said if the association had to competition, incuding the 22 who South Windsor Police said Louis left the scene, police said, and he was presented on Aug. 7. who broke into the United Cerebral replace the $200 tricycles, it would were to take part in the various tricy­ ------SAVINGS Palsy Association of Greater Hart­ affect funding for other programs. cle events. ford's office last Thursday and stole Halotek said the loss of the The thieves left behind one smaller one of the three-wheelers and then tricycles was a big blow to the teen­ tricycle which was made specially Breaks Probed Development Commission returned over the weekend to claim agers and young adults who had been for one person, Halotek said.

VERNON - Vernon Police investigated 12 burglaries reported during the week of July 13-19. Police said the es­ timated value of goods taken was $4,100. Planning Additional Park Breaks were reported into apartments on Hartford VERNON — The Economic the fall of 1977 expressed concern prime area. Another area he cited Turnpike and Kelly Road; businesses on Windsor Avenue, Development Commission is about the creation of a second park was south of Feeder Road between South Street, Tri-City Piaza, and a storage shed on Thrali developing a proposal which it hopes and in view of that he sent out letters Bolton and Tunnel Roads and a third l\V Road; and into private homes on Prospect Street, Legion to present to the Town Council early to industry and business heads, and was in the Mile Hill Road area. AH Drive, Baker Road, Viilage Street, Wildwood Road, and next year concerning buying land for developers, but noted at that time are near major highways. The proposal for the park also has Vernon Avenue. a second industrial park. that the town didn't expect any land The commission has been eyeing to be available until 1980. to go to the Conservation Commis­ some 110 acres of land on Route 83. He said he felt if the town didn't sion for its consideration. When the The land is owned by three different make plans for a second industrial Route 83 area was considered before, families and the families were ap­ area that it could loose businesses that commission didn't favor it proached a few years ago to see if and had lost some over previous because it is in a wetlands area near they are interested in selling. years. He said the town intended to the Hockanum River. The Conserva­ At that time, reportedly some help local industry in any way possi­ tion Commission is also the Inland- 2 I V prices were mentioned but those ble before irreversible decisions Wetlands Agency for the town. YOU’RE IN LUCK could have changed between then and were made to close or move to In the past the Conservation Com­ now. commission members said. another town. mission has leaned toward favoring The existing industrial park, in the The former town planner, at that further development of the center of WITH A BUCK Feeder Road area, was started in time, said that there were three or Rockville before developing any 1964 and is now completed. four sites being considered and he other outlying areas. Former Mayor Thomas Benoit in termed the one on Route 83 as the First three p ^ l e to call for an appointment for an Man Served for Two Years 5 Alignment will have it done for ONE.Poller. All calls received after these first After His Term Expired ble for parole for three years. A con­ CLEARANCE SALE ON SUMMER three will have theirs com­ TOPEKA, Kan. (UPI) - Artie up to minimum custody and finally Bradley served three years of what into a work release program. He was vict serving l-to-20 could be up for pleted for the unbelievable could have been a 10-month prison freed in October 1974. parole in 10 months. term. That's because somehwere “ If I had known. I probably never But Bradley never knew what •TOPS*PANTS*DRESSES price of $11.88. To qualify, along the line, somebody failed to tell even would have gone to honor happened until after he was out, Michael Hany, 9, finds comfort in his stuffed animals as he Dalton Zahner, 2V2, calls his daddy on the Snoopy telephone at the all you need do is call and prison officials his sentence had been ca m p ," he said. "I'd probably have working at a job and starting life recuperates after having surgery Tuesday morning. He was the first just gone to KSIR (Kansas State In­ over again. Finally, he went to Riley nurses station in the new pediatrics unit at Rockville General reduced. young patient admitted to the new pediatrics unit at Rockville mention you read this ad. Now. Bradley is seeking help from dustrial reformatory I and gotten out County District Court to see if he •SH0RTS*RL0USES Hospital. (Herald photo by Richmond) General Hospital. (Herald photo by Richmond) the Kansas Legislature - hoping the in later 1972 or eariy '73 ' could get his criminal record Suburban lawmakers will give him some kind The former Fort Riley soldier was expunged. of compensation for the extra time sentenced to 5-to-20 years. Shunted "The clerk of the district court was •RATHINC SUITS* GOOD-YEAR he spent in prison. off to Corrections Department going through the record and came Convicted for the sale of custody, he never knew his court- up with the modification of sentence. MANSFIELD PLAZA Auto S«rv$n centers amphetamines. Bradley. 28, bounced appointed lawyer obtained a 5-to-20 changed to l-to-20.1 said Wait MANCHESTER RGH Opens Pediatrics Unit j 328W.M.T|*0 PWMCHE8TERI from institution to intitution, picking sentence reduction of l-to-20 years. a minute.' It just shocked the heck PARKADE '646-5807 8T0RR8.CT. 429-0719 up good-time credit, working himself A person serving 5-to-20 is not eligi­ out of me. By BARBARA RICHMOND . , . ___ cy facilities and a new phvsical formerly occupied by the renal paired hearing. theranv department llvruld Rcporlrr dialysis unit which has been moved All Of the bathrooms and such are uepanmem. VERNON - The last of the to the lower floor of the Belding also built so they can be used easily medical facilities, the pediatrics wing. by handicapped persons. department, was moved into the new One of the rooms used for dialysis Besides the pediatrics department VermontGovernorl Belding wing at Rockville General is being made into a playroom for the and the dialysis unit, the new wing We’re at your service Hospital. Monday, and Tuesday two young patients. The room which is in contains greatly expanded emergen- Fires Police Head young patients were in one of the the old portion of the hospital was bright new rooms. once an operating room. MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - Vermont Gov. Richard I Michael Many. 9. son of Mr. and The $2.1 million addition was Snelling has responded to the worst crisis of his 30-month Mrs. Wilbur Hany of 8 Fairview named for the Belding family, administration by firing Public Safety Commissioner Avenue and Dalton Zahner, 2 V2, son formerly of Rockville. The family 1/2 PRICE Francis Lynch and ordering two independent probes of of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Zahner of donated $300,000 toward the building alleged state police improprieties. Cider Mill Road, both of Ellington, fund. Other contributions and "I have lost faith in Commissioner Lynch," Snelling are in a room decorated in bright bequests and income from en­ said Tuesday. “Faith is a matter of judgment," and judg­ yellows. dowments totaled $1.4 million and SUMMER ment is a personal thing.” Michael had surgery Monday and the rest was raised through a fund The governor refused to give specific reasons for the ENTIRE STOCK Dalton was to have surgery Tuesday drive. ENTIRE STOCK firing. OF morning. With the moving of the pediatrics SALE Snelling said he has asked Major James Ryan, ranked The rooms are all decorated in department, only administrative of­ second under Lynch in the state police hierarchy, to run bright yellows, oranges, greens and fices remain in the original wooden the department. blues and are equipped with televi­ building which was the former FINAL CLEARANCE Snelling insisted his decision to fire Lynch was not sion sets that are controlled from the Maxwell home, donated to the town • Only services you • Written warranties on • Worn parts prompted by a recent attorney general’s report alleging nurses station. The only adjustment for use as a hospital. authorize, performed all warranted products returned state police may have covered up wrongdoing within the patients came make is in the The Joint Commission on Ac­ their ranks. But he acknowledged Lynch's reaction to volume. This way the nursing staff creditation of Hospitals had stressed at prices you ok'd. and service. upon request. SUITS that report may have been “the straw that broke the | can control which programs the the undesireability of continuing to SUITS camel's back." young people watch. provide patient care in the Maxwell The unit also has an isolation room building which it termed a “noncon­ and on the counter is a Snoopy forming structure.” LUBE and OIL CHANGE telephone. There are nine beds, two The elevators in the new building in four rooms and only one in the are equipped with braille in the \ \ SPECIAL GROUP isolation room. numbers and lettering and the MEN’S The pediatrics unit is next to the $ 0 8 8 emergency tire alarms also have Only SUPER SPECIAL MEN’S CASUAL maternity unit and next to the area flashing lights for those with im- SPECIAL A s p GROUP Most cars, and light trucks SLACKS MEN’S SUCKS TEMPI E’Q CARPET AND This inexpensive but valuable service I Clfir LC O FLOOR COVERING is recommended every 4.000 to 7.000 Now 14.90 Each Please call for miles for most vehicles. Included are BLAZERS 308 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER, CT. an appointment. up to five quarts of oil and a profes­ Thru FREE ESTIMATES Phone: 643-6663 sional chassis lubrication. or 2/$25«o • 10~Reg. To ★ DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR 12 YEARS ★ Saturday *30 W a rra n te d F ro n t-e n d ENTIRE STOCK OF 2 4 9 0 SPECIAL CROUP INSTALLED S P EIM , ¥MONROE^shocks a lig n m e n t MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE Reg. *75®« | $ 1 | 1 0 5 $ |U 8 “DOUBLE” SPORT SHIRTS 3 ROOMS of CARPET m mWEACH Amer SWIM WEAR INSTALLED (Chevettes extra I ENTIRE STOCK $ 5 0 0 NATIONWIDE LIMITED We ll set caster, camher and toe-in to OF WAHRANTY manufacturer's original sp*‘cifications. COUPON S in iG S Monro-Matics will last in normal use No 4'xtra charjic for car*, with factory PRICE as lonj; as you own your car. or Firestone air or torsion bars. Farts extra, if 1/2 will replace them on proof of purchase. needtxl. ('all for your apjiointment now! L charKinR only for installation. ENTIRE STOCK LEVI JEANS SPECIAL GROUP Redeem All Manufacturers OF MEN’S . MENS UP TO 40 SO YDS. S499”gg Cents Off Coupons For WALK SHORTS CERAMIC TILE C a i i N d DOUBLE Their Value. $ 1 0 9 0 BATHROOM ARNOLDEEN’S SUMMER HOURS SPECIAL (JULY i AUGUST) 1 /2 PRICE MON.-SAT. 10-6 This Week Only $ 1 3 9 9 9 THURS. NIGHT TIL 6 'T i r e •< MANCHESTER at your Local A&P UP TO 100 SQ FT. 325 BROAD STREET K? “IAX INSTALLED ON WALLS 646-3356 1135 TOLLAND TNPKE INSTALLED ON ANY ALL LOCATMNf OPEN MON. THRU FRL R-SdO, SAT. t-lliSO CALDOR PLAZA MANCHESTER FLOOR UP TO 9’xl2’ 305 EAST CENTER STREET Tifcstonc STER PARKADE MANCHESTER, CONN. (See Details at Store) MANCHESHR * 159” Floor Prop. Extra J EVENING HERALD. Wed.. July » , 1979 - PAGE SEVEN much more than the $40,000 cost of the one condominium Not all building permits are for construction. This PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. July g . 1979 Permits (oY 98 single-family dwellings, with an es­ timate] cost of $4,091,9d0, issued this year falls short of erected in 1977-78. year, the assessed valuation of local buildings Year Shows Drop demolished totaled $81,154, which is much less than Uie the 133 permits issued during 1977-78 at an estimated cost The $12,440,946 estimated cost of all permits issued $289,280 value for the same number of buildings of $4,851,350. during this year is $19,853,752 short of the building per­ Town Approves Transfers mits issued in 1977-78, which totaled $32,294,698. demolished during 1977-78. However, there has been an increase in the construc­ In Single Homes Electrical permits issued during the 1977-78 was more $7,500. tion of two-family homes and condominiums this past The $20,000,000 estimated cost for construction of the ambulances. lights on the tennis courts. than double those issued this year, ahd plumbing permits VERNON - The Town The Sewer Authority Because the Rockville year. The construction of two-family dwellings has risen J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution Center on Tolland Turn­ He also asked to The original appropriation MANCHESTER- A decline in the construction of nev* Council has approved the asked to transfer $250 from pike was responsible for the 1977-78 total. Without the about quadrupled this year’s. However, the estimated transfer, from the town's for this was ^ 0 and the Water and Aqueduct Com­ single-family homes in Manchester is reflected in a sum­ from 4 to 7. Although, only one more permit was con­ transfer of some $12,000 the general fund to the Penney construction, the estimated total cost of buildng cost of heating permits this year was $1,427,446, com­ general fund, $281, to the cost exceeded that amount. pany increased its prices Summer mary of building permits and subcontracts issued by the dominiums this year, the estimated cost for the two was within several town authority to cover the cost permits this year would top last year’s by nearly $150,000. pared to $925,905 in 1977-78. same account to make up To meet the town’s share per fire hydrant an amount town Building Department during the past fiscal year. $602,500, which includes footing and foundation, was budgets and also has ap­ of additional clerical ^taff of Social Security billing, of $854 was transferred needed to send out sewer the difference. proved an additional ap­ the council transferred from engineering salaries user bills. The council also ap­ propriation of $3,825 for the proved the transfer of $800 $392 from the engineering to the Vernon Fire Depart­ Rockviiie Fire Depart­ The Ambulance Corps ment to cover the ad­ Town Meeting Set from the Finance- salaries account to Social asked to transfer funds ditional cost. The amount ment. Assessment account to the Security. The original ap­ Fire Chief Donald from one portion of its originally appropriated for administrative budget to propriation in that account Maguda said the additional budget to the other to cover was $123,000. this account was $60,066. Clearance For July 30 Votes help cover the cost of the money is needed to buy the cost of operating June billing from the The amount of $252 was Herman Fritz, chief of normal supplies for the supplies in the amount of poiice, asked for a transfer HEBRON — The Board of Selectmen will conduct a telephone company. The transferred from the police town meeting July 30 at 8 p.m. at the Hebron Elementary department such as refills $268. The original ap­ budget salary account to of $1,218 from the salaries propriation in that account original appropriation in School to take action on several items. for oxygen tanks. operating supplies because and wages account to was $7,250. that account was $27,550. The meeting will be asked to approve the forming of a According to the Finance Donaid Berger, director of a mathematical error. operating supplies. SiHIKS UP TO 50% ON Department the balance in Keith Philbrick, captain Chief Fritz said due to a Water Pollution Control Authority, the formation of a of recreation and parks, The director of ad­ SUMMER MEROUNDISE the account for which of the corps, said the miscalculation on parts Historical District Study Committee, and the formation asked for a,transfer of $269 ministration asked for a funds are requested is request was made to par­ and labor- for cruisers, the of a Town Office Addition Study Committee. within his budget to cover transfer of $400 from the NFMITS 1 TODDIERS $233.34. The original ap­ tially cover the $637 in out­ executive and administra­ month of June was in­ The meeting will also be asked to take action on the the cost of installing the proposed abandonment of three sections of town roads. propriation in the account standing bills incurred due tion salaries account to of­ advertently not figured in BOYS - GRIS - PREPS The sections of road include Kinney Road fronti the was $17,500. to heavy repair bills for the fice supplies to cover the for needed money. He said the repairs were necessary REGUUR STOCK. BROKEN SIZES Megson property line. Old Road, and about one mile of cost of Xerox bills for the Crouch Road which isn’t used and has been abandoned by to keep the cruisers in run­ months of May and June. the Town of Colchester. Sanctuary Planned The original amount in that ning condition. The administration also m itte e would include 70 acres and would border account was $7,500. SOUTH WINDSOR - Another amount of $162 asked for transfers from The Parks and Recreation members of organizations Niederwerfer Road. One several accounts to pay Report On Hand and individual citizens of portion of the Pudim was transferred from the Commission has expressed engineering account to the fees to the town attorney. the hope that it will be the town who would have property, facing Barber The original amount in the an interest in the sane- Hill Road, has already building department to pay HEBRON — The town's annual report for 1977-78 is now possible to move ahead im­ mileage to two department law budget was $20,000. available to all residents at the Town Office Building. mediately with plans to tuary. been developed into a 2 The administration JtkJiQlbJi The report contains a portion of the annual reports as ^_____ It was suggested that sliding and skiing area. employees. develop a portion of the asked for a transfer of $3,- printed 100 years ago as well as reports from all town Pudim'^property on Barber organizations included in Volunteers of the Rotary An amount of $5,000 was transferred from the 076 to cover fees for the Youth Specialty Shop agencies and officers along with a financial statement. Hill Road into a wild life th e g ro u p sh o u ld be Club did the work on that public works maintenance period of June 1 through A town map is the centerfold section and there is also a sanctuary. members of Boy and Girl area. (h o p nrly and lelturely 6 day, Ihuriday III 9 p.m. and operating supplies June 28. The request was list of all town boards and commissions and members of The Conservation Com- Scout troops, 4-H Clubs, The Conservation Com­ irilh the help of friendly, eourleout lalei ladle$ budget to the public works made on July 6 and at that mission has asked that the the Audubon Society and mission has suggested that them. maintenance of general time there was no money m a n a g e m e n t of th e Conservation Commission, a five-foot cross country left in that account. proposed wildlife sane- Most of the labor needed to skiing trail be laid out government buildings ac­ 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester count to help pay the June Also transferred was 5 tuary be the responsibility develop the sanctuary along the perimeter of the billing for fuei and elec­ $500 and $283 from the ZBA Meets Aug. 2 of a subcommittee of the would hopefully be made property and that picnic engineering account to pay Conservation Commission, up of volunteers. tables for use in the winter tricity. The original appropria­ for additionai fees owed SOUTH WINDSOR — The Zoning Board of Appeals will Members of the subcom- The proposed wildlife be made available at the tion in that account was the town attorney. conduct a public hearing Aug. 2 at 7;30 p.m. in the Town area would consist of about present skiing hill. “ Hall to consider three applications for variances. Richard Olson of 575 Rye St., is requesting a variance to allow construction of a garage closer to the rear line GOP Meeting Set than permitted. We’re All Finished t lo'-ilofd.U S A 1979 Also to be considered is the application of Donald Cyr, Counting, and Look What We SOUTH WINDSOR - The Republican caucus to 126 Troy Road, for a variance to allow the owner to park a Found! Come Scoop Up Lots of nominate a slate of candidates for the November town tractor truck at that address. elections will be Aug. 1 at 8 p.m. at the Timothy Edwards Helen Carpy. 1465 Main St., is asking for a variance to Big Savings At All Nine D&L Stores! School cafetorium. allow two lots, with less than the required frontage, at All registered Republicans are eligible to participate that address. Anyone interested may appear and be heard and are urged to do so by Republican Town Chairman G. regarding any of the three applications. Warren Westbrook. Of the nominations presented, six candidates will be selected to run for the Town Council, five for the Board of Directors Sought Education, and one for town treasurer. In addition, two candidates will be selected for the COVENTRY - The Town Council is seeking persons Planning and Zoning Commission, two for selectman, and VeiT low tar Triuitqih. willing to act as local representatives to the Board of three for constable. Directors of the newly formed Windham Region Transit Nominations will be accepted from the floor and must District 50% O FF 3 .9 9 -6 .9 9 be seconded. Anyone with questions concerning Persons interested should notify Frank Connolly, town 1 /2 O FF procedures at the caucus or the offices for which can­ manager. Depending upon the response, interim or per­ Misses' Summer didates are being nominated, should call Dr. Stuart manent directors will appointed at the Aug. 6 meeting Misses’ Cool Marsh, chairman of candidate recruitment, at 644-2283 or 3 mg. tar and taste. of the council. Misses’ Playwear from 644-2247, or Republican vice chairman, Kathleen Andres, One of the first tasks (or the directors from Coventry, Sportswear and Cotton Blend 644-1068. Mansfield, and Windham, will be writing of bylaws for Famous Names like the transit district. S e p a ra te s , T o p s Jantzen, Oatalina, White Stag, Devon Football Practice Colter Office To Visit 1 Save 50% on summer skirts, shorts, Reg. $10-$15. Cool, easy-care HEBRON — Practice for the Hebron Midget and Pony Togetha*! 1 slacks, blazers, vests, tops and pofyester/cotton blend tops In and Others! BOLTON — The mobile office of Congressman William * Football teams will start Aug. 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the 1 lots more, sizes SML and 8-181 assorted colors, styles and Gilead Hill School. Boys ages 9-18 are eligible to par­ Cotter will be at the Bolton Town Hall. 222 Bolton Center 1 (Assorted styles, sizes, colors) Road. Aug. 1 at 11 a m. patterns, sizes SML. ticipate. Come save nowl The registration fee is $10 per boy; $15 if two boys from Why not, they said, take everything we’ve learned The office will permit district residenU to com­ one family are participating; and $20 for three or more Read how new Flavor-Intensified™ TViuinph municate to the congressman s staff, their needs and con­ from one famil, gives you taste good enough to stay with about cigarettes, and push that technology further cerns in all matters involving the federal government. A copy of the child's birth certificate as well as the at only 3 mg. tar... one of the lowest than we ve ever pushed it before. signature of a parent or guardian, is required to complete 50% OFF registration, ""or more information contact Russ Bogue tar levels in cigarettes. Delivering taste, limiting tar. Buy a Buck for 80 Cents at 228-9678. GRETNA, La. (UPI) - Talk about a bargain; A subur­ 50% O FF L 6.97 Spring & Summer Triumph. The first and only cigarette that delivers We found, for example, that combining two types of ban New Orleans bank is selling the new Susan B. White Summer good taste with only 3 mg. tar. filter fiber produces the best Anthony dollar for 80 cents. combination of taste and draw. Please, no jokes about inflation making it worth even S u p e r-D a rk Junior FashlonsI FLO’S CAKE If you’ve ever been disappointed less than that. Fashion Jewelry Mecorating Supplies /nc. by one of the very low tar ciga­ That tiny “vents” in the filter- "No disrespect to the soundness of the dollar is in­ Sunsensor Glasses Reg. $7-$24, now 2.99-11.99 tended," said Russell F. Haas, president of Guaranty 1 Reg. 5.50-$35, now Save on t shirts, pants, shorts, Per$onaliMed Cakes rettes, you will understand why rim smooth the taste. 2.49-17.49 Bank & Trust Co. Reg. $14 pair. Get Into the sunglasses fashion tops, and more, For Every Occasion Triumph is quite an achievement. That lower-leaf tobaccos 1 Fabulous fashion from two of Guaranty Bank traditionally holds a "’money sale" America’s most famous Jewelry that get darker as the sun gets during our big Junior clearouti {shaded from the heat of the sun) when it opens a new branch. Haas said. Visitors to the All bakiitf( A * d e co ra tin g namesi Pierced or clip earrings, stronger. Assorted styles for Junior Dreeeee, 50% offi t-shIrt Even the draw is a surprise. tend to be milder and lower in tar bank s new Gretna branch will be allowed to buy one un­ men and women In plastic or styles, poly sheers & more, sizes done on the premises circulated Susan B. Anthony dollar coin for 80 cents on 1 plus bracelets, chains, pendants and The smoke comes through than those at the top of the plant 1 pins, all In summer white. metal frames. 5 to 13. IVI T c M lc r -Si. Thursday and Friday. ’0 t mlon S* YA In short, everything we could Crlg. $30-$48 ...... 14.99-23.99 Mniirhi-tlrr abundantly. 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( ASEARLE COMPANY MANCHESTER Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Parkade Shopping Center, 330 Broad Street, Tel. 643-4259. 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. •NEW LONDON MALL»QROTON PLAZA'MERIDEN SQUARE 3 mg. "tar," 0.4 mg. nicoline av. per cigarelte by FTC Method. Open daily 10 to 9. Wed. & Sat. 'til 5. For other locations call toll-free 800-325-6400. Manchester Parkade and Trl-Clty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru Frl. 'til 9 PM, Sat. 'til 6 GKNfiUAliTY •HlllMANKOHANatKlVISIONCtNriHatvReg US Pai 8,T m ()« SSIVICE MEETS OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 IN MANCHESTER. VERNON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER. AVON, AND MERIDEN 3 C ^3 c Searle Optical Inc . Dallas. Texas USA OnilBALMOTCBnUrtSDIVISiaN EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 25, 1979- PAGE NINE PenneyPAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Announces Wed.. July 25, 1979 Honor Roll tor Final Period Jack Anderson > ^ Pelletier, Christine^ ^Person, PlAirAllaClavette, Ciisan Susan PAlAman Coleman, P a ICole,a Ta aJanet a * P a aConnors, m a m Pk»l*41nA Christine *Cii9onnA Suzanne Mitrn Murphy, Natalie Nicaragua Mishandled Because Ziggie Zigged High Honors Lynch, James htayo, Victoria Brozowski. James Bzdyra, Hector Concepcion, Elaine Noyes, Kelly O’Connor, Nelson, Helen Nagle, Karen Daniel Polinski, Donna Pratt, Daniel Polo, Laurie Procac- Crisafulli, Christopher McGilvray, Lymi McLaughlin, Peter Case, Tracy Corcoran, Anthony Cruz, Cucchi, Mark Curtis, Lance Oliver, James Oswell, G r a H r 1 2 Karen Nadeau, Lorrie Ann Kevin Prickett, Linda Rehia, cini. Sue Ann Schaefer, Karen William Ackermann, Lori Cavanaugh, Lynn Cecere, Jacqueline Ross, Karen Anita D’Annunzio, Kelley Dakin, Heidi Daraskevich, Kenneth Pilver, Laura Lee diplomacy was rejected out of hand intervene,-even though Vance per­ President Nixon and Ford. Brzezinski's undoubted abilities Vance has also suffered. State Nash. Jean Oliver, Lynell Ot- Dennis Claffey, Dianne Cook, DeGroat, Randall Dube, Wan­ Shea, William Sheehan, Pomerleau, Andrew Poselenz- WASHINGTON - The long- Cashman. Deborah Ann Dosh. Rossi, Suzanne Ruggles, Cynthia Shields, Jeffrey Shon- Veronica Despard, Patrice sonally opposed such a plan. The Consitution explicitly bars a have so far persuaded Carter that he Department sources say, from tone, Cheryl Panella, Dianne Jeffrey DeAngelis, Robert da Dunaway, Belinda Felice, Digangl, John Duffy, Kimber­ ny, Alan Ramspeck, Lisa Ray­ simmering feud between President by the OAS, leaving Vance with egg David Grulke. Diane Gustaf­ Porter, Joseph Prudente, Charles Schiemer, Barbara ty, Kerry Slattery, Catherine While the latest manifestation of foreign-bom citizen from becoming is to be relied on, though he enjoys deliberate leaks out of Brzezinski’s son. Anne Jobin. Janice DeMaio, Lynn Anne DeRosa, Spear, Scott Stickles, Lisa Kevin Flynn, Lee Ann Gagne, ly Dunn, ’Theresa Edwards, mond, Michelle Robert, Opal Carter’s two top foreign policy ad­ on his face. Vanita Ratti, Kathleen Nancy Famiglietti, Gianna Louise Gelinas, Lynne Stocco, Patricia Tarantino, Rosenshein, Esther Routhier, In fact, our associates Gary Cohn the Brzezinski-Vance fued was ap­ president, but there is nothing to pre­ far from universal respect among the office that put the blame for the Ira­ Noiva. Michele Norton. Stocco, Sharon Sulla, Janice Susan Taylor, Gail ’Thibodeau, Catherine Ferris, Susan visers. Zbigniew Brzezinski and Schmidt. Karl Schultz. Ellen Gallo, Edward Goralnick, Gerstenlauer, Jacqueline Fogarty, Lisa Forrest, Stephanie Sans, Tracy and Bob Sherman have learned, the parently over a genuine disagree­ vent a naturalized American from president’s inner circle. Hamilton nian situation on the CIA — when in ' (>rade 11 Tyborowski, Erin Vigneau. Diane. Tornberg, Beth Cyrus Vance, has bubbled over again Serruto. Linda Simons, Mary Grady, John Greeno, Gove, Richard Gudlewski, Stephanie Foster, Karen Saunders, Patricia Scelza, ment on policy, there is a widespread gaining great influencp as a persiden- Jordan, the new White House chief of fact Brzezinski had ignored State Kathleen Abbott. Susan Charlene Tapio, Cheryl Grade 10 Yebram. in the administration's mishandling secretary of state was bitterly op­ Victor Grin, Christine Mudak, Celine Halle, Sylvie Hebert, Gagllardi, Dana Gagnon, Mark Schultz, Raymond suspicion in Foggy Bottom that the tial adviser. Like the German-bom staff, refers to Brzezinski jokingly as Department warnings that the shah Anderson. Lori Bouchard. Tessier, Jane Tierinni, Daniel Linda Johnson, Pamela Mercedes Amberg, Debra Philip Holmes, Cheryl Grade 9 Schultz, Paul S.erksnas, of the Nicaraguan civil war. posed to the idea of intervention, cor­ Claudia Garcia, Sherry Brzezinski, who was bom 51 years ‘‘Woody Woodpecker” ; Brzezinski was in serious trouble. Pamela Cascone. Georgianna Veltri, Liana Vidal. Ellen Kehlenbach, Pamela Kleva, Ames, Lynne Anderson, Cindy Hutchings, Karen Kaplinski, Gary Ayotte, Susan Guerrette, Mary Gumkowski, Sharon Sheehan, Ellen Thanks to Brzezinski's ability to rectly sensing the suspicions with continual sniping is really a reflec­ Although it is one of the worst-kept Chauvin. Erin Duffy. Patricia Welch. Douglas Williams. Michelle LaBrosse, Kirk Arico, Diane Ayotte, Adam Alison Kirwin, James Krul, Barrieau, Susan Bates, San­ Lisa Healey, Shari Higgins, Silverberg, Daniel Slepi detect the Russian Bear behind every which it would be received by gringo- tion of the National Security Council ago in Poland, is seen as taking the returns the compliment by referring Barrett, Joanne Beniger, Dziewisz. Nancy Fink. Judith LaTaynia Willis. Lilley, Lori Magnano, Joanne Hunchu Kiwak, Joseph dra Bouchard, Patricia. Cynthia Hutt. Sharon Katren, Maria Sparatore, Shelly wary Latin American nations. chief’s overweening ambition. best route open to him in the quest to Jordan as ‘‘Porky Pig.” secrets in Washington, the White Gaudette. Marianne Kulhawy. Patricia Blackman, Steven international Grade 11 Malitsky, Linda Marcuccio, LaBrosse, Harry Lambis, Brookman, Debra Brozowski, Kevin Kerlejza, Lisa^ Labbe, Steinmetz, Deborah Sundin, Behind the scenes, Vance argued that In short, Brzezinski wants to be the for power. As for Vance, the Nicaragua fiasco House steadfastly denies the Carla Lacey. Carolyn Brenda Martin, Richard Borden, Robert Brierton, Michelle LaPointe, Wanda Kristine Byrnes, Mary Joan Lanzo, Kim LaPointe, Lynn Tamiso, Angela Taran­ development. Karen Askwyth. Louise even a suggestion that the United man who dictates foreign policy to a Like Kissinger, Brzezinski has a wasn’t the first time the urbane Brzezinski-Vance fued. A spokesman MacKnighl. Lori Pappalardo. Audet. Anastasia Barrett. McCarthy, Donna Morin, Robert Brown, John Cannata, Lata, Debra LeBlanc, Thomas Camarco, Michael Carey, Katherine Lewis, Mary Beth tino, Andrew Tedford, Heidi V a n ce w as background in Ivy League academia. secretary of state was humiliated by for Brzezinski also claimed the Paul Polo. John Ucello. Michael Berube, Mark Bisac- Michael Mozdzierz. Amy Lisa Caromlle, Deborah Leteridre, Kimberly Mahan, Christine Carman, Suzanne Malinoski, Thomas Malitsky, Thibodeau, Laura Treybal, pressured into States wanted a continuation of its president woefully inexperienced in Christopher Wetmore. Carroll, Carol Charest, James And like Kissinger, he has mffled. reports of a dispute between him and cia. Sharon Bokun, Steven Natalie, Linda Nericcio, Brent Mayerson, Neil Carroll, William Garry Marcus, Evan Marks, Dianna Veci, Linda Bemall, proposing that the dominance in Nicaragua was unwise, international politics. Brzezinski’s street tough tactics. In Stephen Niebielskl, Patricia Charon, Bente Christensen, McNamara, James Millis, Chamberlain, Raymond Char- Patricia McTeague, James Mary Wetmore, Stephen The key to an understanding of more than a few feathers in the midst of SALT negotiations with Vance over Nicaragua arS Grade 10 Bonaiuto. Tina Bouchard. Organization unethical and unworkable. Frederick Andreoli. David Laura Brown. Patricia Noyes, Thalia Paul, Jane Ruth Christianson, Brenda Karen Morgan, William tier, Deborah Cole, Elizabeth Mirek, Laurie Morrow, Wood, Gregory Yanaros. 9 Brzezinski’s Machiavellian Washington with his combative per­ the Russians, for example, Vance American States ^ But because of Brzezinski's near- “malicious and untrue.” Berube. Karen Chase. James maneuverings, his critics say, is his sonality and a sometimes arrogant was embarrassed when Brzezinski sen d a hysterical fear of communist in­ It seems doubtful however, that Cullen. Kenneth Davidson. intense desire to match or surpass exercise of raw power. His Polish tried to telephone Soviet Foreign Carter can succeed in this endeavor Kimberly Desrocher. Norah “peacekeeping fluence among the Sandinista background is believed to explain his Dowling. Robin Flaherty. / ’I V“f " force" into Nicaragua to prevent a guerrillas who toppled President what he sees as the achievements of Minister Andrei Gromyko -- who with a zigzag foreign policy— zigging unwavering Cold War hostility to the Diane Grejdus. Martine Marxist takeover. This suggested Anastasio Somoza, Vance was in­ his predecessor, Henry Kissinger, diplomatically refused to take the with Ziggy one day and zagging with Soviet Union. Cyrus the next. Halle. John Jablonski. Dawn return to the days of U.S. "big stick” structed by Carter to make the who ruled U.S. foreign policy under call. Muszynski. Janice Puchalsky. DAYS! PRE4NVENT0RY foredoomed suggestion that the OAS William Saunders. Christina Scelza. Karen Schiller. Robert Silvia. Joseph Timar. Timothy Wood. ClEARANCE Letter Library Workers Praised fJ ra d e 9 fHaurbrat? r Eupuiuii Hrralb She keeps statistical records. She Christopher Bernard. Guy PLUS SPECIAL VALUES M anchester — A City of Village Charm To the editor: union of library employees. earth do they do? constantly evaluates the book collec­ Black. Lisa Bonetti. Michael The State Labor Relations Board This has prompted the remark that I agree their work should be looked Founded Oct. 1, 1881 at. I was employed for several years tion, deciding what out-of-date Bzdyra. Amy Constantine. An­ has recently determined that four perhaps their work should have a drei Harsymiak. Sandra Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. at the library, retiring in 1977, as material needs discarding. What department heads at the Mary good look, that possibly they were Hayes. Anne Henry. Francis 1. Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. head of cataloging, and I have been a area needs beefing up. Kaminski. Susan Katren. 1* ‘LsaA Cheney Library are not supervisors, overpaid. Ml »f!Ii library user since 1 learned to read. She is aware of school curricula, Kevin Keilbach. Diana Memuer Audit Bureau ot C>TCL>tei"aliO'iai and so are eligible to join a proposed If they don’t supervise, what on Koblanski. Marlene Lacomy. To be brief, I will look at just one future needs of borrowers. She is Lori Lincoln. Penny Martin. Cu»tom«f S#fv»c« - 647-9046 g Turkinaton. E**cutiv# Edtiof department head, Mrs. Elsie ready to help select a book for Andrea Minelli. Martha RNymond F Robmion. Editor-Publith«f' Ff*nk A. Burbank, Managing Editor Jenkins, head of the junior room. recreational reading or to steer a stu­ Molumphy. Colleen Moore. Mrs. Jenkins holds a master in dent to the correct source to find Rudolph Morales. Kathleen answers to the multitude of Rodgers. Jeffrey Stickles. library science degree, a require­ Mark Tapio. Susan Tirone. ment for her position. She carefully reference questions asked every day. Carl Veltri. Victoria Veltri. NEWI2-LPSET selects books for purchase, a process Mrs. Jenkins brings to her work in­ Sue Ellen Webber. Sheri OF EXCITING Thoughts requiring reading many book telligence, grace, and good humor, Yobst. STAGE reviews, knowing the book collection, making the junior room such an General Honors ------I I I II PERFORMANCES The eagles have regular watch tribulation of ail times approaching present and future needs, and using excellent one. G ra d e 12 Deluxe 7-Web Folding Aluminum 24" Motorized Gott 50-Qt. Cooler Chest towers from which they keep a cons­ us, the Bride of Christ which is get­ her vast knowledge of children’s I cculd write much on the work of Patricia Aligata. William ting ready today, hall amount their literature. the other department heads (Mrs. Berner. Martin Borawski. Chair Furniture chaise Barbecue Grill with 2 Refreeze Bottles tant vigil. When the thunder peals lookout towers and scan the horizon She organizes, coordinates and par­ Williams in reference; Mrs. Miller in Daniel Brimley. Paulina Car­ 7.47 Qi and the lightning flashes the eagle for a glance of their Saviour. ticipates in story hours, film cataloging: Mrs. Dean in circula­ man. Kimberly Carrier. Jef­ LP Series 9 . 4 4 ? 2 T ‘' 1 4 . 9 4 2 4 . 8 8 gets ready for a flight, and amidst frey Connors. Carla Cook. 2 1 . 3 3 the rolling thunder and the gathering This is why Jesus said, when you programs, reading programs and tion) and the impact their knowledge 1298 QUEEN ‘Live Killers’ Both feature cool, shiny polished wood arnns, Includes snap-on hood, spit and Keeps food and beverages cold all Theresa Cormier. Karen comfortable 7-web pattern. Chaise has adjustable day without messy ice! Hinged lid shadows she bares her breast and see all these things come to pass to programs for parents. and diligence has on the library. Crooks. Lorrie Devaux. motor lor roasts or fowl. Easy back, non-tip patio legs. 4-level grid adjustment. Steel legs with easy-to-use refreeze bottles look up for your redemption draweth She orders audio-visual material. Yes, indeed, let us look at the work Sheryl Dunn. Binh Duong. J u t1 12 per itore. No ralnchecki. flies right into the storm. Just 80 per store (chairs). Juet 48 per store (chaises). with utility tray. of department heads. Then I suggest Lisa Edson. Audrey Figucia. And the same winds that bring the nigh. She prepares book lists on special S ^ , no rainchocks. • Qolt 2-Qal. W it r Cooler with Spigot Michelle Fine. Nicole ATLANTA RHYTHM (AMembty required) storm upon the earth lift the eagle She reads the signs of the times. subjects. She attends meetings of a raise in pay, not a cut. PATIO DEPT. OurHeg.12.H ...... 7.94 Gelinas. Elizabeth Hays. San­ SECTION above the storm where she bathes She’s continually watching the storm area librarians to keep up with the Ena H. Prentice, dra Johnson. Suzanne John­ ‘Underdog’ and basks in the pure sunlight until clouds of antichrist appearing and latest trends in library service and to 55 Theresa Road, son.' Robert Kaye. Judith the saints will get into their closets of exchange ideas. Manchester Kuchinsky. Ann Lambis. the storm is over. Christine Locario. William But when the storm has subdued prayer and hear Christ say. "Surely I SAVE AN EXTRA 25% OFF...ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR CAR she returns to her dwelling home come quickly.” Her quick response Congressional Quarterly 4 .9 9 here below. will be, ’’Amen. Even so, come. Lord Pinochle Game LP Series H898 Such is the picture of the coming of Jesus." MANCHESTER - A the Lord for his bride in the The Rev. Philip Saunders, pinochle game, which is I )n lv < lt> r Resurrection. As we feel the Pastor, Full Gospel Senate Battles Over Bumpers open to all senior citizens, pressures of life and the greatest Interdenominational Church will be sponsored by the By JUDY SARASOHN Manchester Senior Citizens BRAM TCHAIKOVSKY k WASHINGTON - Oil shortages. aluminum bumpers, steel bumpers dreds of millions of dollars of savings staffer said. Pinochle Group Thursday RumimmugiuiPpl EXAMPLES: YOUR CHOICE EXAMPLES; Xare heavier. This is important they deserve from utilizing the more Opposition to the new bumper stan­ at 9:45 a.m. at the Army & Inflation. SALT If. Car bumpers. The • Kraco Castette or 8-Track Car Starao 74.99 • Radi-Rock Car-Top Carriar _ . _ EXAMPLES: because the auto industry has been- cost effective 2.5 mph bumper,” dard kept it out of the bill in the Navy Club on Main Street. with AM/FM/MPX Radio («KID-565A/5e5)...... Our R ag.a.M ...... 6 . 3 6 Yesterdays great issues of the day. •Timing Light («is)t) Car bumpers? switching to aluminum and other Byrd said. Commerce Committee. But •Kraco Oaluxa 8-Track Car Starao •R lta^n Univaraal-Mount a m . Our R a g .Ira ...... Byrd said the savings would Magnuson, who was chairing a com­ with AM/FM/MPX Radio (IKIO-575) Carriar, Our Rag. 10.09...... 0 . 2 4 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago Automobile bumper standards light materials to cut down total car Emanuel Church Our Rag. 129.M ...... 97.49 • Oaluxa Top Carriar •Compreeslon Tetlenitszs) Attorney Joseph Conti resigns as weight to meet federal regulations amount to $600 million a year with mittee meeting when the bill came O u rR a g 4.99 . This date was a Sunday: The recently brought Senate Democratic MANCHESTER - Two • Kraco Supar-Deluxa Casaatta Car Starao OurRag. 16.99 ...... 1 2 . 7 4 counsel to the Manchester Housing the 2.5 mph standard. The traffic up on the floor, didn’t have time to Herald did not publish. titans Robert C. Byrd, the majority designed to reduce gasoline use. The meetings are scheduled for with AM/FM/MPX Radio (#KID-588| • Expandabla Car-Top Carriar .« a Deluxe Ignition Analyzer Authority, a position he has held marshal his forces for a fight with OurRag. 149.M ...... 11 2.46 Our Rag. 18.49 ...... 1 3 . 6 7 (f1S66). Our* Rag. 49.09 leader, and Warren G. Magnuson. heavier the car, the more gas it safety administration, however, con­ tomorrow at Emanuel since July 1965. tended that the 5 mph standard would the majority leader, Limited to store stock only. Not all clearance itema In all atorea. No rainchecka. chairman of the Appropriations Com­ needs to run. Lutheran Church. According to the National Highway save consumers about $400 million. Byrd and subcommittee Chairman The Prayer Group will mittee. into conflict. But the issue kjDoalSaqfd Traffic Safety Administration, the 5 Magnuson argued that Congress Wendell H. Ford, D-Ky., argued on meet at 10 a.m. and the SCOOPS didn't seem to be so much bumper should heed the agency’s study sup­ the floor that the traffic safety ad­ care and visitation com­ BLACKJACK t .„., koI" s k Y standards as the economic interests mph standard would require a WHAT’S n tf PlfFfRDia ministration made errors in its study mittee of the church will Blackjack- A A A ^9s”,Sfg°eMan SAVE 25% TO 30% OFF BATHROOM ACCESSORIES of their home states. bumper made up of 137 pounds of porting the 5 mph standard rather than substitute its own judgment on a of the bumper standards and dis­ meet at 11:15. EACH i7sSri7G798 Changed Man’ R m a AN OPTIMIST In a surprise move July 11, Byrd steel but only 79 pounds of aluminum. ANP A PESSIMIST? called up a bill authorizing funds for At 2 mph, a steel bumper would have technical issue. puted its conclusion. Overealers motor vehicle safety, and he pushed to weigh 88 pounds while an “While it reads as a simple charge, They said the agency used a 73-' aluminum bumper would weigh 5f extremely complex engineering and cents-per-gallon cost for gasoline, EAST HARTFORD - through by voice vote an amendment that would help the steel bumper in­ pounds. economic analysis is actually in­ which they said was too low, and Overeaters Anonymous Farberware other allegedly incorrect factors in will meet Thursday at 8 dustry. Although the steel bumper would volved in judging which level would 10-Pc. Stainless be heavier in both instances, an agen­ provide the consumer with better determining the consumer costs. p.m. at Temple Beth Cookware Set A major producer of steel bumpers Tefilah. 465 Oak St. is Houdaille Industries Inc. of West cy official said some auto companies protection,” Magnuson said. A February analysis by the agency Our Rtg. i M i: would use the less expensive steel for An aide said the senator was not said the net lifetime benefits of the Anyone interested is in­ 6 7 . 4 0 ts.ee Virginia, Byrd’s home state. vited to attend. To learn opposing the change because of the 2.5 mph steel bumpers were about INCLUDES: Aluminum is a major industry in a 2.5 mph standard and reduce the more, call 644-0481 or 647- $77 greater than the benefits of the 5 1 01. Cov. Siucpan. 15.99 Magnuson’s home state of car weight some other way. At 5 aluminum industry in Washington. 154,8. Detecto ‘Wet-Look’ Water PIk Deluxe A Byrd aide said the majority mph aluminum bumpers. But the 2 QI. Co*. Sauc.p.n .21,99 ALL MAGNOLIA ENTIRE STOCK Washington, although bumpers mph, the cost savings is not certain Vinyl-Mat Fashion Hand-Held because the bumper system is more leader had several concerns. agency revised its study in June and 4 0 1 . Cov. S iu c p o t .25.99 SHOWER CURTAINS aren’t made there. South Methodist TOILET SEATS Bathroom Scale Shower Massage complex, he claimed. “He feels the 2.5 mph standard is indicated that the 5 mph bumpers 8 QI. Cov. Saucopol.. 35.99 A PESSIMIST The change would roll back the MANCHESTER - A IN OUR STOCK federal automobile bumper standard Houdaille contends that the cost effective, fuel efficient and would save consumers $39 more than 7" S k iii.i...... 18.99 1 9 . 7 6 ^ 2 TO 1 3 . 5 0 TKIIIKS JIMMY carter course in parenting will EXAMPLE; 11.88 to protect a car body against crash regulations add up to financial saves 500 jobs in West Virginia,” the the 2.5 mph bumpers. 10Vi” Skillet...... 25.99 Our Reg. 16.99 Our Reg. 29.99 Our Reg. 2.69 to 17.99 IS HALT CRA/T.. ^ take place tonight at 7 in • White or Vivid Color Choose from: damage at speeds of up to 2.5 miles damage to the company and to West aide said. Byrd also believes that the The net benefit is what a motorist ■ the education wing of South TOTAL OPEN The 'now' look of colorful shiny Use with Spray, Fast or Slow •SOLIDS •FLORALS •QEOMETRICS W illi AR optimist could expect to save over the lifetime STOCK VALUE. 144.94 Enameled Vinyl Seat Massage or Combination. Easy per hour. The existing standard of 5 Virginia. new bumper standard would not United Methodist Church. vinyl, combined with Detecto’s •VINYLS •MAGNETIC LINERS jeopardize the safety of motorists. of the car because the bumper would Our Reg. 6.99...... 4.66 famous accuracy! Automatic- to Install. IISM-3 Free Gillette •FABRICS niiNKS HE’S mph went into effect last September. However, during the floor debate, ATRA Razor with purchase. reduce the cost of damage to a HARDWARE DEPT. zero feature; more. SAVE 25% ON MATCHING ms SANE. Some auto industry represen­ neither senator referred to his state’s Action on the traffic safety bill and Concordia Churcl HARDWARE DEPT. 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Wed., July 25. 1979 Whitman and Mrs. August (Linda) Leite, both of Ellington, and Mrs. Bertha Cour Dies, Wilma Lehnherr of Ashland, Mass.; Yaz Finally Rockets Nor 400 two sisters, Mrs. Walter Hany of Ellington and Miss Bertha Moser of BOSTON (UPI) - The py it put us ahead as I was that it was one run in the first it too bad, did we?" Rockville; eight grandchildren and a as the Red Sox opened up a 2-0 lead. Former Town Clerk history of the night, the my 4(Xlth.’' Oakland Manager Jim Marshall great-grandchild. The blow, with aboard, ’The other run scored on a throwing was again trying to find silver linings COVENTRY - Mrs. Bertha She is survived by a son, George H.' The funeral is Thursday at 1:30 majestic clout into the bullpen, came off Oakland teenager Mike error by A’s catcher Jeff Newman. in the ever-darkening A’ cloud. He Hackett Cour. 87, of 14 Godfrey St., Cour of Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. p.m. at the Apostolic Christian will long be remembered. Morgan, 0-8, who has yet to win in the also drove in three thought Morgan pitched a good Willimantic, former Coventry town Joseph Moran of Willimantic; four Church, Middle Butcher Road. Burial But the Boston Red Sox are still in majors. Morgan, who idolized runs with a two-run homer in the game. The young hurler gave up five clerk, died Monday at Valley View grandchildren and five great­ will be in Ellington Center Cemetery. a pennant race and a win was as Yastrzemski as a youth, was not eighth, his 14th of the season, and a runs, but only two were earned. Convalescent Hospital, Willimantic. grandchildren. The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 much the needed tonic for the aware of the history he helped sixth-inning single. “He only got up four or five pitches She was the widow of George A. The funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in struggling team as Carl fashion until told about it by Dennis Eckersley went the dis­ all night and Yaz’ homer was one of Cour at Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson charge of arrangements. Yastrzemski’s 4(X)th homer was an reporters after the game. tance for the ninth time this year to them. You can say one thing, it Mrs. Cour. a Coventry resident tor St., Willimantic. Burial will be in There are no calling hours. overdue cause for celebration from “ Well, at least I’ll get in Uie record up his record to 11-5. But the Elck ad­ wasn’t a cheap one. I have to look at more than 50 years, had served as Nathan Hale Cemetery. The family suggests that any the fans who cheered his every at- books. I gave him the same pitch he mitted he wasn’t at his best and every game t^ in g to find something assistant town clerk and town clerk There are no calling hours. memorial gifts may be made to the bat. popped up earlier. I guess it was a lit­ praised a great catch by Fred Lynn positive or I’d lose my sanity,” for several years. She was born in The family suggests that any Apostolic Christian Church. Yastrzemski’s homer, his 17th of tle too high. But if it had to be in the seventh to rob Dwayne Marshall said. Bowdoinham. Maine. memorial gifts may be made to the the season, snapped a 3-3 tie in the anybody, I’m glad it was him,” Mitchell of extra bases. The teams resume their series She was a member of the First First Congregational Church of Miss Catherine Deviney seventh inning and propelled the Red Morgan said. "Freddie’s catch was the play of tonight. Mike Torrez, 9-6, was Congregational Church of Coventry. Coventry. MANCHESTER — Miss Catherine So;t to a 7-3 win over the Oakland A’s. Yastrzemski now is just 31 hits shy the game. I felt terrible. My breaking scheduled to start for Boston against But the Red Sox still lost ground to of becoming the first American ball was awful. It was just one of Oakland's Brian Kingman, 1-2. Mrs. Ililmu J. Ilullin Camille P. DeHuIla Deviney, 72, of Groton, a former teacher in the Manchester school the streaking , who Leaguer to collect 400 homers and 3,- those nights, but it was a win and I’ll In other AL games, Milwaukee ROCKVILLE - Cam.lle P. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Hilma J. system, died June 15 at Lawrence swept a double-header from Seattle 000 hite. And only 17 others who’ve take it," said Eckersley, who yielded edged D etroit, 5-4, New York DeHuIla of Stafford Road, Monson, eight hits including solo homers to Anderson Hallin, 99. of 33 Richmond and Memorial Hospitals, New Lon­ to move five games up in the played the game trimmed California, 6-5, Cleveland Mass,, formerly of Rockville, died Newman and Wayne Gross and an Drive died Tuesday at Manchester don. American League East. have managed 400 defeated defeated , 4-2, Memorial Hospital. She was the Monday. He was the husband of Mrs. Miss Deviney taught at Barnard “The score was right,” beamed home runs. RBI triple to Dave Revering. Kansas City beat Chicago, 11-6, and widow of Fritz A. Hallin. Almela Mantha DeHuIla. Junior High School (now Bennet Yastrzemski. "It was a fastball up Yastrzemski, “I’ve seen Eckersely sharper,” Baltimore swept a double-header Mrs. Hallin was born in Gland, Mr. DeHuIla owned the Monson Junior High School) from 1928 to and I gave it my best bolt. We've who also glittered agreed Boston manager Don with Seattle, 7-6 and 11-3, Sweden, and had lived in Manchester Bowling Alleys before his retire­ 1934. She taught social studies been struggling and 1 was just as hap­ in the field at first Zimmer. “But he hung in there. As Brewers 5, Tigers 4 for the past 33 years. She was a ment. classes for Grades 7 and 8 and before base, knocked in for Yaz’ homer, well, we didn’t need Gorman Thomas and Buck Mar­ The funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. member of Emanuel Lutheran leaving for Groton taught freshman tinez hit home runs, enabling the at Lombard Funeral Home, 3 Bridge Church of Hartford. classes in the school's Franklin Looking on is J. Timothy Anderson, president Brewers to overcome two homers by St., Monson. Burial will be in Hillside Durward Miller, right, chairman of the She is survived by a son. Frank H. Building. While in Manchester, she Lance Parrish and post a victory, Cemetery, Monson. Cheney National Historic District Commis­ of the consulting firm, Anderson Notter Hallin of Lexington. Ohio; a lived in Teachers Hall, a residence Do-over May Be Needed Indians 4, Twins 2 daughter. Mrs. William J. Meldrum sion, reads over a contract for plans to Finegold Inc. of Boston. (Herald photo by Waiting All Over ’s two-run homer with for teachers, which was owned by Astros 6, Culls 1 of Manchester, with whom she made Mrs. G. Frederick Zahner preserve the Cheney district before signing. Adamson) Boston Red Sox star Carl Yastrzemski watches his 4(K)th NEW YORK (UPI) -- In Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner none out in the ninth snapped a 2-2 tie Cheney Bros. was calm during the controversy but Ken Forsch, 6-6, pitched a four- 2 her home; six grandchildren and 12 ELLINGTON - Mrs. Frieda to lead the Indians. She taught English at Fitch Senior career land in Oakland bullpen in game last night at Brooklyn they call it a Hindu. hitter and Julio Gonzalez rapped a great-grandchildren. Moser Zahner, 73, of 59 West Road saved all his steam for later. Royals if, While Sox 6 High School in Groton until 1955, Fenway. (UPI Photo) In a lot of places, it’s known as "I know ... we have to win the two-run double for Houston. The funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. died Tuesday at her home. She was when she was transferred to the West Pinch-hitter Jamie Quirk’s triple at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm the wife of G. Frederick Zahner. a do-over. protest," he said. "Chub (league Cardinals 7, Atlanta 3 Side Junior High School in Groton. Study Contract Inked MfiWHWi*'*' V- Ted Simmons, playing his first highlighted a seven-run eighth inning St , Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Mrs. Zahner was born in Ellington Anyway, the and president) Feeney is a fair man, and and led the to a She retired three years ago after 49 the Pittsburgh Pirates needed one I know we’ll win. Stello told me he game since a June 24 injury, doubled Hill Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. and had lived here all her life. She years of service as a teacher. rain-delayed win.' There are no calling hours. was a member of the Apostolic Chris­ Tuesday night after a weird base- m ade a m istake in a run in his first at-bat to lift St. The funeral was June 18 with a Baltimore 7-f I, A's 6-3 The family suggests that any tian Church, running sequence delayed the game and he said he'll in­ Louis. John Lowenstein knocked in six mass at Sacred Heart Church, For Cheney District Plan Dodgers 15, Phillies 3 memorial gifts may be made to the She is also survived by a son, Thoughts ApLENty 34 minutes and resulted in a protest clude that in his runs — four with his second career Groton. Burial was in St. Joseph Dusty Baker belted a grand slam 5 Emanuel Lutheran Church, 311 Wilfred B. Zahner of Ellington; three by the Pirates, who lost 6-5. report." grand slam — to power the Orioles to Cemetery, Norwich. aside $23,000 in Community Develop­ The assessing of the usefulness of the and Roy Cey added a three-run Capitol Ave., Hartford. daughters, Mrs. Wilfred (Fredricka) MANCHESTER - Plans for the With two out in the fourth and three kello's mistake \ their seventh straight win in the ment funds to pay its share of consul­ buildings will include touring the homer to highlight a 22-hit attack, preservation and revitalization of runs in to cut Cincinnati's lead to 4-3. was calling the nightcap. In the opener, Ken tant costs, but town voters approved buildings, aerial and ground Mets 6, Giants 5 Manchester’s Cheney National Omar Moreno was batting with play when the deci­ Singleton drove in three runs with a withdrawal from the Community photographs, economic impact of runners on first and third. As a 3-1 Alex Trevino, inserted into the Boy, 8, Dies Historic Landmark District were By Len Auster sion at home plate double, a sacrifice fly and his 23rd Manchester Police Report finalized Tuesday afternoon. A $46.- Development program last April. changes proposed and public pitch came in to Moreno. Lee Lacy meant no decision was necessary. game in the sixth after Richie homer. 000 contract was signed by Durward For a while, the possibility of meetings held to discuss the broke from first to second and was The question is whether a player is Hebner suffered a hand injury, proposals. MANCHESTER - Three juveniles parked Tuesday night in Cavey’s After Crash Miller, chairman of the Cheney acquiring a consultant looked grim called out stealing by second base responsible for an umpire’s mistake. singled home Joel Younglood with The mill area was designated a parking lot while the owner was TOLLAND - Edward Rhodes, 8, of National Historic District Commis­ until la contribution of $23,000 was umpire Dick Stello. Now it’s on Feeney’s shoulders. two out in the 12th and John Stearns have been arrested by the National Historic Landmark District Hou) Not to Run a Franchise Standings Manchester Police and turned over having dinner inside the restaurant, 15 Elm Road, Tolland, died Tuesday sion and J. Timothy Anderson, presi­ accepted from John Barnini. a local Meantime, however, the pitch to Maybe he’ll call a Hindu. added an insurance RBI. in June 1978. Residents of the area So the after all decided to fire Jeff Torborg police said. afternoon in the emergency room at dent of the Boston consulting firm, businessman and owner of Cheney Moreno was ruled a ball, meaning In other games, Houston beat the Padres 4, Expos 3 to juvenile authorities in connection can receive benefits for property im­ How nice, how quaint, how well the front office handled it. with a break and entry at the Collec­ About 3 a.m. today, police reported St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, of in­ Anderson Notter Finegold Inc. Hall, to pay for the town's share of that Lacy was entitled to second. But Chicago Cubs, 6-1, St. Louis Paul Dade singled home Ozzie National League provement, and may also be eligible cavernous tor's Corner, 487 Main St., and theft that two Department of Transporta­ juries suffered in a car-bicycle acci­ The contract signing climaxed a hiring a planning consultant for the “’They called me this morning and to .wonder much why he left the base and was tagged out, hammered Atlanta, 7-3, Los Angeles Smith from second with one out in East for certain tax benefits. Municipal Stadium is primarily emp­ of about $4,500 worth of items. The tion motor pool vehicles parked at dent on Apple Road in Tolland. period of high hope, doubt, and then district. Phil (Seghi) and Gate (Paul) ad­ causing a search for some sort of thrashed Philadelphia, 15-3, the New the 14th. Steve Mura, who pitched the W L Pci. CB ty when the Indians are home. theft occurred Saturday. the Parkade west of Marshalls had The boy had been taken to renewed hope that the restoration The other half of the fee is being mitted they had made a mistake in precedent. York Mets edged San Francisco, 6-5, 14th, got the win, making his record .576 — Cleveland fans have plenty reason Montreal 53 39 Police said that all the items stolen been vandalized. All four tires of Rockville General Hospital after the could be carried out. provided by the state Historical Com­ not letting me go three weeks ago," "There was no rule. ” said Cincin­ in 12 innings, and San Diego nipped 3-2, and Dave Palmer, 2-2, took the Pittsburgh 53 41 .564 1 to stay away. have been recovered. They included each car had been punctured with a 1:50 p.m. accident and then was The commission’s plans for mission. In Memuriam Torborg related Monday of the nati Manager John McNamara. Montreal, 4-3, in 14 innings. loss. Chicago 52 41 .559 l'/2 jewelry, watches. German Army knife blade, police said, and a fender transferred to St. Francis. acquiring a consultant were The consulting firm will begin this In loving memory of Charles H Carson, who belated, and ill handled, axing. Philadelphia 52 45 .536 3‘/2 His companion, Mark Robertson, 7, week to identify which buildings are passed away July 25th 1976 helmets, various collectors’ items, and rear door of one car had been shattered after the town decided it Sadly m iss^ by Mother brothers and sisters. Three weeks ago the Indians tried Grid Season Here St. Louis 46 46 .500 7 worth preserving, and also what new antique muskets and rifles and a dented. Damage was estimated at of 3 Elm Road, Tolland, suffered a couldn’t provide its share of the costs nieces and nephews to hire disposed Yankee pilot Bob While baseball fans are just war­ Morgan Unaware of History New York , 39 53 .424 14 $800', police said. concussion and is reported in for the consultant. The town has set uses may made of the mill buildings. Lemon as their skipper. He turned ming up to the pennant races, foot­ sword, think it took him 400 homers to W sl Police reported that a statue of a satisfactory condition at Rockville the job down, for now, with Torborg ball fans, too, will get a diet of their BOSTON (UPI) -- Mike pulling for me and 1 want it to be W 1 Pci. GB General Hospital, kept in the dark all the while. perfect that trot. I think he’s been Police made the following arrests: negro stablehand valued at $100 was favorite sport very soon. The NFL Morgan was a mere babe in here” Houston 57 44 ,564 — • .Andrea Mercier, 32, of 63 Jensen stolen Tuesday night from a home on State Police said the driver of the Smooth, very smooth. He has 39 hits to go to meet the practicing on it lately,” Evans exhibition schedule kicks off Satur­ swaddling clothes just 18 Cincinnati 52 49 .515 5 St., charged with operating an un­ Spring Street. van involved in the accident was It must be remembered this is the day with the Dallas Cowboys facing 3.000-mark. quipped. 52 .480 8 >2 Catcher said he was San Francisco 48 Joseph Sasnicki, 52, of Granby. AL SIEFFERTS SAYS.,. same franchise which traded Dennis the Oakland Raiders'in the annual months old, when Carl Yaz maintains an attitude of non­ registered motor vehicle and 47 55 .461 10‘/2 "so thrilled I thought I was going to San Diego operating without a license. Court Two people were injured in a one- Police said the boys' bicycles were in Eckersley to Uie Red Sox, along with AFC-NFC Hall of Fame Game at Yastrzemski connected for his chalance about his statistics. He has 41 158 .414 15 cry." And catcher Carlton Fisk said Atlanta date, Aug. 3. car accident which occurred Sunday the middle of Apple Road and Fred Kendall, for Rick Wise, Mike Canton, Ohio, first major league homer on maintained personal goals are ones Los Angeles 41 58 .414 15 on Concord Road. Sasnicki was driving north. No Paxton. Bo Diaz and . to be enjoyed when his playing days the fan reaction was especically • David A, Eklund, 25. of 8 Faith Four former greats— Dick Butkus. Tuesday's Results Police said Arthur E. Giampolo, charges have been fiied against the The Indians also dealt Chris May 9, 1961 off Jerry Casale of meaningful. Drive. Vernon, charged Tuesday Yale Lary, Ron Mix and John Unitas are over. Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 5 driver. The accident is still under in­ Chambliss, Dick Tidrow and Cecil the . All the tic.personal goals are great "It WPS nice to see the fans ap­ with disorderly conduct in connection 50, of 8 Greenview Lane, Windsor — will be inducted into the Hall in Houston 6, Chicago 1 Locks, and a passenger in his car, vestigation. WHY PAY MORE? Upshaw to the Yankees for Fritz But Morgan, now nearing 20 andjfg^j j-]i probably enjoy them when I preciate it. I have seen times when with a domestic incident at 85 Birch ceremonies earlier in the day. they haven’t been so appreciative of St. Louis 7, ATIanta 3 St. He was released on a $100 non­ Patricia Kinnane of 9 Haynes St., En­ Peterson, Steve Kline, Fred Beene The pro gridiron camps got a jolt into his second major league season retire. The one goal I still want is to as a pitcher, was a picture of pigy on a World Series winner. I’ve his skills. There are times when he Los Angeles 15, Philadelphia 3 surety bond. Court date, Aug. 6. field, were taken to the Manchester and Tom Buskey. Sunday with the news of the death of New York 6, San Francisco 5,12 in­ Hospital with injuries received when BEAT THE INCREASE Geveland is also infamous for sen­ youthful innocence when Yaz been in two and we’ve lost in the hasn’t been given his due,” Fisk said. Police arrested his wife, Debra Term Eased St. Louis Cardinal J.V. Cain. At first ns. ding Graig Nettles also to the Yanks cracked his 400th seventh game both times. I want that Oakland Manager Jim Marshall Eklund. 21, of 85 Birch St. on a Giampolo drove his car from Deming it was reported the talented but in­ San Diego 4, Montreal 3,14 innings. Street into Concord Road. When for John ElUs, Jerry Kenney, Rusty homer into the championship. ” he said. said Yaz’s homer illustrated the charge of possession of less than four jury plagued talented tight end died Today's Games Giampolo attempted to turn back FOOD PRICES RISING WEEKLYI Torres and Charlie Spikes. Oakland bullpen Red Sox players greeted Yaz at the Boston captain’s integrity and devo­ ounces of marijuana. She was For Sirhan from a heart attack but that was Philadelphia (Carlton 11-9) at Los into Deming Street, police said he We all know what Eckersley, Tuesday night to .1 1 steps of the dugout after the homer, tion to the game. released on a $100 non-surety bond. SOLEDAD, Calif. (UPI) - Sirhan ruled out. The cause is still to be Angeles (Sutcliffe 8-8) struck the curb and as the car Chambliss and Nettles have ac­ help the Red Sox to I J Manager Don Zimmer was among "1 have great respect for him. It’s Court date, Aug. 6. Sirhan, the assassin of Seri. Robert F. COMPACT CHEST FREEZER 20.3 CUiT. CHEST FREEZER determined. nice to see a guy who tries as hard as New York (Swan 8-9) at San Fran­ traveled on between two street signs, complished. Eckersley blossomed The were a 7-3 win over the the first to congratulate the Boston Kennedy, is four months closer to Big capacity, with allm-wall Inaulation that into a 20-game winner with the he does succeed,” Marshall said. cisco (Knepper 7-4), Police reported vandalism to Ar­ both victims were ejected from the freedom today thanks to a parole 8 cu. f t with lock and shocked when , a aavaa up to 35% In operating coata com­ Bostonians while Chambliss, who '1 was standing “i was choked up. It was like I hit Only Jim Rice, the introverted C incinnati (S eaver 10-5) at nold Millwork at 40 New St. A win­ car, board he accused of trying to have talented defensive Uckle who was Giampolo was charged with pop-out key pared to fiber glaea-lnaulatad modala. was rookie of the year while with the on the mound waiting for the next piy 400th, but I’m only 320 short. He Boston slugger, failed to get up in the Pittsburgh (Candelaria 9-7), n dow valued at $81 was broken with a him killed. ready to emerge as one of the very reckless driving. Hospital sources Indians, and Nettles have been in­ hitter," said Morgan, unaware of the didn't say much, he’s sort of humble, excitement of the event. When ap­ Atlanta (Matula 6-6) at St. Louis rock which was found inside the The state Community Release best, was killed in an automotive ac­ (Denny 4-8), n said Giampolo was admitted to the • Foam ed-ln-place In­ strumental in two consecutive world cident. Just a couple days ago Giant historic homer which prompted two ,\nd we needed it, didn't we," proached by a reporter asking if the building, police said. Police said tbe Board Tuesday moved up Sirhan's homer was any special thrill to him, Chicago (Reuschel 9-6) at Houston hospital with a fractured knee cap, sulation for lower titles. linebacker Brad Van Pelt revealed curtain calls for Yaz. ”I never knew Zimmer said. complainant said a truck windshield recommended parole date to Nov. 1, •Lift-out basket Rice answered a sharp “No." (Richard 7-11), n and is in satisfactory condition, Kin­ operating cost And what has been Cleveland's he, too, almost was in a near-fatal ac­ it was his 400th until you guys told Outfielder Dwight Evans, who alM was smashed last weekend in the 1984, after noting his good behavior, •Lock with popout key V < When asked again about Yaz’s Montreal (Lee 10-6) at San Diego parking lot. and seven spotlights on nane was treated for a fractured left return? Very little, indeed. The me. 1 was wondering why everyone hit a two-run homer in the win, said college work and improved mental • Vinyl woodgrain top •Multi position cident. ability to hit at the age of 39, Rice (Shirley 4-10), n the building were broken about a wrist and a shoulder injury, and dis­ Injuns, have had one winning season When you hear about these things was cheering. But if I had to give it he enjoyed watching Yastrzemski health. • LIft-out basket temp, control » in the last 10. up to anyone. I’m glad it was him. He said, “you’ve been here five years, week ago. but neither incident was charged. Sirhan, 35, escaped the death you realize there are other things savor the clout. American League • Countertop height for •Handy defrost drain I With such dealings, you don’t have was my idol. I must have 10 or 15 bub­ “It was priceless to watch him. 1 you’ve seen his body,” reported. ___ penalty when the state Supreme much more important than sports. EasI built-in look •Holds 700 lbs f ble gum cards of him." An attempted burglary on property Court ruled capital punishment un­ Frozen food W 1, Pci. CB Two new rear tires, rims and lug • Adjustable thermostat While WMmghouse Yastrzemski had waited 16 games on Oakland Street was reported. constitutional in 1972. He has been Baltimore 66 32 .673 — nuts valued at $170 were stolen Mon­ > 280 lb. capacity and 24 days for the 400th homer. His Boston 59 35 .628 5 day night from a car parked at K- Police said that the property had behind bars 11 years. last homer was on June 30 against Celtics Ink Carr Sinking Fastball Milwaukee 60 39 .606 6‘/2 Mart Plaza, police said. been burglarized on two previous oc­ He could be freed as early as July in Yankee Stadium. J ...... b o s t o n 54 44 .551 12 A battery was stolen from a car casions. 1983. He now needs just 39 hits to (U P I)-T he Boston Celtics, seeking a small forward New York Detroit 48 48 .500 17 White Wfeslinghous* *348 become the first American League j q complement Larry Bird, Tuesday dipped into the NBA free *248 Misery to Angels Cleveland 45 52 .464 20‘2 player to smack 400 homers and ^ second time in the franchise’s history and Toronto 29 70 ,293 37‘2 collect 3,000 base hits. Stan Musial signed 6-foot-6 M.L. Carr to a long-term contract c\ Introducing our FREEZER LIVING - ECONOMICAL CONVENIENT NEW YORK (UPI) — Ron Davis throws the kind of pitches Hank Aaron and Willie Mays each did WesI The coveted Carr, who led the 'This is like a dream come true for Pci. GB that can even make the Angels curse. it in the National League. W L FREE FOOD INSURANCE league in steals last year as a me,” said Carr, flanked by Celtics California 57 43 .570 — Davis threw enough of his sinking before leaving the pm e with a And only 17 players have ever hit member of the Detroit Pistons, is General Manager Red Auerbach and Minnesota 53 43 .552 2 /ifm S E a U im FREE SERVICE wFOEE LOCAL DELIVERY fastballs in four innings of relief blister on his middle finger with one 400 homers - period. regarded as one of the premier small Coach Bill Fitch. “I wanted to be a Texas 53 44 ,546 2>2 Tuesday night to calm the power­ out in the ninth, Jim Kaat and Rich “I kind of enjoyed watching it,” forwards in the game. He had been Celtic all along. And I wanted to be Kansas City 48 49 .495 8x10 COLOR PORTRAIT OFFER • FREE REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCE laden bats of the California Angels Gossage came on to get the final two said Yastrzemski with an ear-to-ear l''z actively pursued by the New York on a championship team. I promise and pitch the New York Yankees to a grin. "I figured the fans had waited Chicago 45 53 .459 11 outs. Knicks, the San Antonio Spurs and there will be a championship again in Seattle 42 59 .416 15‘z 6-5 victory. “ 1 had a real good sinking fast­ long enough. And the score was right FREEZER LIVING IS LIKE the Indiana Pacers, in addition to the Boston and it will be in my years Oakland 26 74 .260 31 UPRIGHT CONVENIENCE In lowering his ERA to 1.77, Davis ball,” said Davis. “I wanted it a lot (3-3). I can’t remember my first Celtics and Pistons. here.” Tuesday's Resull 9 allowed only one hit and just one fly more since they beat me in Anaheim because we probably were 40 games HAVING A SUPERMARKET He is seen as a key step in the The Pistons, who also have lost DIG FREEZER CAPACITY ball to the outfield in notching his last week. 1 wanted to prove 1 could out of first when I hit it. I just hope Baltimore 7-11, Seattle 6-3 Celtics rebuilding process. Kevin Porter (Washington) and Ben Boston 7, Oakland 3 • 13 cu. ft. • 16 cu n d elu x e MODEL ninth victory in 10 decisions. He took beat these guys and 1 think I did. I my 3,000th hit is here. The people are Poquette (Utah) via the free agent “Duo^lm^”poitmit Q Q ' • 3 f a s t f r e e z in g over for starter was keeping the ball down around the Milwaukee 5, Detroit 4 route, are entitled to compensation. ■* Regular S12.99 value W m • 3 fast freezing shelves Luis Tiant in the knees. They’re very aggressive New York 6, California 5 shelves plus top cold Coach Dick 'Yitale demanded Bob • 560 lb. capacity fifth inning with hitters and swing at a lot of first Cleveland 4, Minnesota 2 . plate. McAdoo as reimbursement. one out and runners pitches. If you can make them hit Kansas City 11, Chicago 6 • Food easy to see and •Textured Steel “Mr. Auerbach took our No. 1 on first and second, your pitch on the first one they should Today’s Games reach, with upright Door player, the hearts and guts of our and. after allowing hit a lot of ground balls off me." Texas (Johnson 4-11) at Toronto storage convenience •Porcelain liner team. Carr is at the absolute peak of Your Choice •Defrost Drain Don Baylor to steal However, Angels’ manager Jim (Stieb 2-11), n (A "Duo-Image" or regular 0 x 10 portrait) • Built In lock with self his game and the Celtics gpt Seattle (Parrott 7-7) at Baltimore •Exterior Power on third, got All-Star Fregosi thought Davis had some themselves a great ballplayer. All ejecting key Brian Downing to hit into an inning­ (Ford 0-0), n This professional OuO'lmage' portrait is the most fascinat­ light extra help, namely from home plate we’re asking is Bob McAdoo and it’s • 455 lb. capacity ending double play. Oakland (Kingman 1-2) at Boston ing way to capture different facial expressions on one por­ •Built In Lock umpire Larry Barnett. Fregosi’s con­ that simple. From what I read, if we trait. We can create two expressions ot one person or include From then on, the Angels went tinual harangue resulted in his being (Torrez 9-6), n two different people. For example: A mother and child to­ •Energy Saver Control get McAdoo, we might be solving a down peacefully. Jim Anderson ejected from the game in the ninth Milwaukee (Slaton 10-4) at Detroit gether Let our professional photographers create a "Ouo- •Automatic Interior problem for them,” Vitale said. Image" portrait especially tor you. tripled with one out in the sixth but (Morris 8-5), n Light inning. Vitale said Carr would have had to failed to advance and Davis retired "He (Barnett) said he kicked me California (Ryan 12-7) at New • Limit: One per subject, two per family. • Additional por­ sign somewhere in the area of $1.5 traits available in all sizes and backgrounds at our reasonable *318 the last eight batters to face him oiit because people were yelling on York (John 13-5), n million after what the Pistons prices. • Persons under 16 must be accompanied by parent the bench,” said Fregosi. "He kept Cleveland (Waits 9-9) at Minnesota or guardian. • Completely finished portraits delivered at offered him. (Goltz 9-6), n store. • Always Iriendly, proletslonil service. calling grounders strikes. He missed Carr graduated from Guilford Kansas City (Splittorff 10-9) at six pitches in the last two innings. (N.C.) College, where he roomed for f Sportu Slate) Chicago (Wortham 10-9), n MANY SIZES & STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM 5 CU. FT.-20 CU. FT. “He said I wasn’t keeping my one year with San Diego Clipper players under control. I said ‘you’re “Wed.Thurs.Frl.Sat.” TONIGHT Lloyd Free. He was invited to the kicking me out of the game because Celtics training camp in 1974, after a m M B N P A FOIMII NORMAN'S . Legion vs. Windsor, 6 —Eagle you’re horsespit?’ and he said ‘that’s July 25-26-27-28 ■ I M «kl I R* M LOCATION 1-44 TO stint in the ABA, but was cut quickly Simmons Activated Field the way it works.’’’ EH Legion vs. Stafford, 6 when he could not crack the starting ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis It was too bad for the Angels that front line of John Havlicek, Paul —Shea Park Tiant didn’t stay around longer. "The Cardinals Tuesday put catcher Ted Moriarly''s vs. Imagineers, 6 Silas■ and Don Nelson. . Simmons back on the active roster Angels treated Tiant like a batting “That was a move the Celtics had^gj^j baseman pinch-hitter Daily: 10-1, 2-5, 6-8 445 HARTFORDTFOND RD. l/UMANCHESTER1 / 1 / MANCHESTER ------—Si. Thomas practice pitcher and got long home Lillie League: Naliunal All- to make, Carr said. It was unfor- Roge j^Qger Freed to the team ’s Saturday: 10-1, 2-4:30 M M THiPlOPlt WHO BKIHC YOU LOW PUKES & PEPSOHAl SERVICE runs from Willie Aikens, Rod Carew Doubling His Pleasure tunate. Slurs vs. Huzardvillr, 6 —Leher and . Springfield farm club. , jjjjjjjjljl , , ,00 MiVi A NASia aUM. VISA, lA W AM U l- I | m o « i 647-9997 Auerbach emphasized Carr’s un­ Field Twice...... the Angels. . rallied...... from Rod Carew of the California Angels slides into second base Simmons, who suffered a broken selfish atitude, a trademark he said wrist in a game June 24. had been on ” 647-9998 behind to tie the score, but a pinch- safely with two-base hit in clash last night against New York. also applied to Havlicek and Frank MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD RADIO, TV hit single by Lou Piniella in the Y an k ee sh o rtsto p B ucky Dent applies late tag w ith Umpire Jim the disabled list. He began batting 7:30 Red Sox vs. A’s, WTIC Ramsey, the fabulous "sixth men” of practice and bullpen work Monday. MIDDLETOWN TONITE 'TILL 5 • TUES., WED., SAT. till 5 • MON., THURS., FRI.^TIL 9 7:45 Yankees vs. Angels, WINF “. r ■ - Evan, giving call. (UPI Pholol , Boston’s championship era. J EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 25. 1979— PAGE THIRTEEN Ptr.R TWK1.VE - EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 25, 1979 I Steuernagel, M cGowan Spin Wright, Rainey Ponder No-Hitter in EH Legion W in What Future May Bring spring training and earned a berth on the realization he may not pitch against Enfield. The closest Manchester bid for a hit surance run in the third as BOSTON (UPI) - It’s not so the team as the only rookie hurler. again this year. Like Rainey, he has By LEN AUSTER “No, I wasn’t tired,” Steuernagel, was a third inning opposite field singled and scored on a hit-and-run Herald Sportswriter drive down the rightfield line which double to the base of the fence In left much the pain, although a sore- He had pitched one shutout in his 12 never before bad arm Injury. Unlike 4-1, stated softly, "lliey asked me Rainey he will be 29 in December. Only four outs separated how I was feeling but I guess they Dave Fournier made a nice running by Dave Gustamachio. ,arm to a pitcher is a starts this season. “I h c ^ they find something in my decided to bring in the righthanded stab on. Manchester stranded seven on '^devastating injury. It’s an ail­ His 5-4 record was tempered East Hartford’s Craig Steuer­ somewhat by a 4.35 earned run arm, but then again, I hope they pitcher to face the righthanded The] University of Connecticut- base. East Hartford 10. ment which shortens careers nagel from a pitcher’s dream don’t,” said Wright, a quiet right­ batter. I didn’t want to be yanked but bound southpaw got the first two Steuernagel in his 5 2/3 innings average. He had walked 34 and and forces one to consider out­ hander who has a 1-0 record in only 23 —hurling a no-hitter. it wasn’t my decision,” he added batters in the sixth but issued a full fanned eight and walked five. struck out the same number. He side options long before they pitched dlightly more than 70 innings. Innings of work this year. But he never got the chance. without a trace of bitterness. count walk to Brasa. Mike Linsen- McGowan in 1 1/3 innings recorded were though to be necessary. Wright underwent an arthrogram The hard-throwing lefthander was “It was a very, very hard decision. bigier’s pop behind the mound was one strikeout. Kane in taking the loss Rainey has been hurt since mid- examination Monday and team doc­ lifted with the bases loaded in favor It was the toughest decision we’ve dropped as two fielders collided yielded six hits, walked three and No, Jim Wright and Chuck Rainey June. He doesn’t know how or when it tor Arthur Pappas determined there of righthander Gregg McGowan, who ever made as coaches,” responded keeping the inning alive and Freiheit fanned one. are becoming use to tHe searing pain started. He has undergone tests, was no visible muscle damage and got the last out and completed the no- East Hartford Coach Don walked jamming the sacks. That was The loss drops Manchester to 17-3 which has limited Uieir walks to "range of motion examinations” prescribed rest as the best possible hitter as Post 77 blanked Gustamachio, “But we’re a team and all for Steuernagel with McGowan in the Zone and slices its lead over American League pitching mounds they call them. But the pain proves as elusive as his slider, in the front cure. Wright already has received Manchester, 2-0, last night at Shea let me emphasize we did it for the fanning lefthanded pinch-hitter East Hartford, 15-4, to Uk games. this season. It’s the grinding uncer­ four cortisone shots, two more than Park in a crucial Zone Eight battle. feam. Shawn Spears, batting for 'For us to win the Zone, Manchester tainty of how they were hurt, and of the shoulder sometimes and then But Steuernagel will never know if “Mac (McGowan) was throwing righthanded pinch-hitter Mike Gibber- has to lose twice. If there’s a tie worse, when it will all end, which has in the back. And he turned 25 last Carlton Fisk had for his elbow injury. he could've had the individual no­ well in the bullpen and we figured he to, to terminate the threat. Manchester gets first place. They, made them prisoners of their own week. Wright recently had his arm hitter. He has a one-hitter to his could get the batter out. If he wasn’t East Hartford got the only run it won two of the three (against us), miiids, wondering when the Boston He is going to be out for three examined by a leading California credit, twirling that gem July 11 needed in the first frame. Pete Kiro Gustamachio explained. Red Sox uniform they casually don weeks at least, probably longer, physician who specializes in arm in­ then we leave him (Steuernagel) in. # # i ’- If we’re going to go down, we’re and Mark Anderson opened with “One out of three times pitching and doff each day will again mean which means he may be placed on the juries. The examination took place going to go down as a team.” back-to-back singles and Dino Peruc- beat the hitting,” viewed Manchester something. disabled list before Thursday. In that while the Red Sox were on their re­ cio reached on an error to load the Coach Jack Holik, ’’Steuernagel blew ”I’ve never had anything like this event, another farmhand, who could cent West Ckiast road swing. Steuernagel started slowly, i Jackson Looks walking the bases loaded in the first bases. Manchester hurler Gregg the ball by us and McGowan came in happen to me in my life,” says not beat out Rainey for a starting job “After every shot and after every Winners of the Midget West Division on an intentional pass to Mike Kane, who dropped his first decision with good stuff.” Rainey, who as a rookie had to fight this spring, most likely will be sum­ examination, there’s been more and more confidence,” Wright says. Capturing the crown in the junior soccer Kenefick, Sandra Hanley, David Marquis, 2 after six victories, bore down and in­ Manchester hosts Windsor tonight his way onto the pitching staff. ”It’s moned to take his place unless a To More Action Freiheit, but whiffed former East Midget West Division were the Bruins. Team Mike Nevins, Larry Deptula, Jeremy Moore, Catholic teammate Kyle Ayer to get duced the next two to pop out. But at Eagle Field in a Zone clash while psychological as well as waiver deal is made. "Then the next day, it happens all SMITHFIELD, R.I. ( U P I )- out of the jam. He then proceeded to with Fournier batting, Kiro scored on East Hartford is home against Staf­ physiological. It’s like being in a Wright has been on the disabled list over again.” members (left to right) Front: Keith Jamie Hull. Coach Joe LaRosa. Missing: N ew England Patriots retire the next 14 in a row easily, a passed ball. ford tonight at Shea Park. Both tilts slump, except you can't do anything since June 9. He is swiftly coming to He pitched on the sidelines in Thibodeau, 'ITiomas Robinson, Susan O’Neill, Josh Prince, Mike Moore. (Rec Department receiver Harold Jackson, who tacking on seven more strikeouts. The Post 77 side added an in- have 6 o’clock starts. to get out of it. It’s no fun pitching Oakland, after the exam, and felt Mike Hassett, Adam Wichman, Sean Boutot, Photo) fine. He threw so well, was pumped came from the Rams last year two innings every two months.” Joe Breton. Back row: Joe LaRosa, Peter Rainey had looked promising in Foster Still Out up so much, that he had to be T< I to smooth the loss of Daryl CINCINNATI (UPI) — It remains stopped. He felt so good. The next Takes Mighty swing Stingley, says he wants more Softball Casper Playing uncertain when Cincinnati Reds’ morning, the soreness returned. Manchester Legion second baseman Howie Furlong takes cut action this season, slugger George Foster will be able.to Nbnager Don Zimmer counted on -Whaler Exhibition Slate Set------5 Larry Rekas two apiece for Nelson’s. STATELINE. Nev. (UPI) - Dave return to the lineup. He left the team Rainey and Wright this season. The at offering served up by East Hartford hurler Craig Steuernagel he 12-year NFL veteran lead the TONIGHT'S GAMES three hits and Jim LaPenta and Greg Five home games highlight season until the Coliseum later date. in Zone tilt last night. He missed but shouldn’t feel bad, so did his Patriots receivers in and Mickey Holmes two apiece for Gene Gale had three safeties and Casper, the Oakland Raiders' All- in the middle of a road trip Sunday two were seen to be prime con­ reconstruction is complete in the Exhibition games: Sept 22 B&J V9. Pub, 6 —Cheney Larry Carlson and Bob Lynn two the Hartford Whalers eight- catches and was second to Russ Methodist. Brad Miller and Tom NFL tight end, hasn’t shown up for and returned to Cincinnati, where he tenders for a spot in the starting rota­ Hartford Civic Center. Pittsburgh — Home, Sept. 23 Atlanta teammates. (Herald photo by Adamson) Postal V9, .A&N, 6 —Nebo apiece lor Telephone. training camp yet. but he has been is being treated for a pulled adductor tion. Wright was coming off a fine game exhibition schedule as - Away (Houston), Sept. 25 Francis (39) in receptions with 37. Zeinbrowski's vh. G Iobb, 6 Bonneau each had two hits for Dean. The Whalers open their exhibition playing ball — softball. muscle in his right thigh. rookie season with a record of 8-4 and the Whalers prepare for their Washington — Home, Sept. 30 And numerous other times last year —Keeney schedule on Saturday, Sept. 22, CANDLELIGHT TO l RNEY Casper played center field for "For the time being. Foster will three shutouts. But he, too, looks to Colorado - Home, Oct 3 Detroit - in the Patriots’ run-dominated Turnpike ^b. Dairy tjueen, 6 NIKE first season in the National against the Pittsburgh Penquins. Enfield Arco won the fifth annual singer Willie Nelson's casino team continue to receive treatment here in stay on the disabled list for some offense, he could be seen open wide. —Nike Wilson Electric applied the Hockey League, it was an Other home games include Away (Glens Falls), Oct 5 Atlanta — Candlelight Tournament last this week and crashed two home runs Cincinnati and we will watch his time. Home, Oct 6 Washington — Away Three More Added This season with new coach Ron EIo' b vb. Gub' b, 7:30 —Nike whitewash brush to Cherrone’s. 5-0. nounced by \^^aler Director of Washington, Colorado, Atlanta and weekend besting Moriarty Bros, in against a team made up of casino progress, ” said Dick Wagner, Reds’ ”I don’t know what to say. I just (Landover, Md.), Oct 7 Quebec — Erhardt, Jackson sees his role Vinner's vb. NEFire, 6 at Nike Field. Hockey Operations Jack Quebec. Hartford will play three growing, along with an increasing two straight, 13-8 and 11-9. for the ti­ stagehands. president. which it would all end,” he said. Home —Robertson Dick Tanger, Rick Marshall and Kelley. In addition, the Whaler away games in addition to their five emphasis on the Patriots’ passing Gary Burr each had two hits for tle. games in Springfield. Those games To GHO Entry List Allied VB. Bogner's, 7:30 Bumper Miczak hit 923 to win the game. Wilson s while Lou Cherrone had a rookie team will play a three- will be played against Atlanta (in Doubles Champs —Robertson tourney's most valuable player ”I stayed open probably more last like number for the losers. game schedule (two home, one Houston), Detroit (in Glen Falls, WETHERSFIELD, (UPI) - Fuzzy Zoeller, Rod Curl, Lou award. Eddie Morral added five Jai Alai Results Millie Lucek teamed with Judy year than in my whole career,” WOMEN'S REC away) against other NHL N.Y.), and Washington (in Landover, homers for Arco. Paul Frenett-’ and iMimwMWAWui'WM .< >41 Ball to capture the Neipsic Tennis Graham and Bruce Devlin will be among the field in this year’s jacicson said. “Every receiver wants Behind an 11-hit attack, Renn’s CANDLELIGHT Md.). Lou Wellington each had three rookie teams during the week Club’s Women’s M ember-Guest $300,000 Greater Hartford Open, it was announced Tuesday to catch the ball. 1 think we will open downed the Elks. 8-2, Monday at Scoring three times in the opening (OTt IP IM 4.M LM All home exhibition games will homers to pace Moriarty’s. TKSNY IU m liM 4JI IM of Sept. 10-16. Tournament. Top prize at the annual tourney, to up the passing game more with Ron Cheney. frame. Talaga Associates tripped 1 l»ai|* 7M m (M I Irp ou SH 3JI ^ U I 3 N begin at 7:30 p.m. with the exception Fogarty Bros, took third place and I a Uitj 4 M 4 N 2.1 1 The Whalers will play all their They defeated the tandem of be held at the Wethersfield Country Oraham, a Tennessee native, has (Erhardt) this year. Bev Bourque had three hits in­ Allied Printing. 4-1, at Robertson UN m iti 4 k a 4 41 of the Sunday games of Sept. 30 and the Gerrrian Club fourth placement in ItM tu 3 btcjria Cwa 3 21 14S2Sil IMMSa.M home exhibition games at the Lucille Kelly and Julia Britnell in the Club Aug. 8 through 12, is $54,(K)0. had three tour victories, in 1967,1972 “Last year I thought I could have cluding a two-run triple and Theresa Park. teMU 71 SI3SM Mtctjf-I SNJI M K b 4-3 SllTM Oct. 7, which will begin at 7 o’clock. Jim Keefe and Tim Coughlin had the tourney. d> IIM MvdJ 74 SM3N Springfield Civic Center, the same finals-, 6-3. Zoeller, an Indiana native, has and the 1975 U.S. Open. He has had had twice as many catches as I did,” Lynn chipped in two blows for SUM Trifadi l-M S2MM Trilada 4-M U lM I The playing sites of the three three and two hits respectively for TnlfcU 7-t-J S7.IS3M OIKITt building they are scheduled to play There were 13 teams entered in the been on the tour since 1975 and three $100,000 winning years in a row. Jackson said. “Then at the same Renn’s. Dottie Brindamour had two MnUS-) WM rookie games will be announced at a time with the receiving corps we’ve Talaga while Bill Wilde and John Fast Pitch TntictJ m W ISI 7 U m a h m it 114 M IIJI l i t their home games during the regular day long event. steadily climbed from 146th on the When he passes the million dollar of the Elks’ seven hits. 7 Inan (cHunt lOM 7M 2M 3lzu2aw l-M SM had I feel we can pass the ball around Sommers were each in the two-hit CRGFPI. S tnau Strai (M S2I 4 Cm M Im I 7 M money list in 1975 to 20th in 1978 mark, probably this year, he will Seven runs in the fifth inning gave 2 Irtai ■ bntj 2M to everyonp, Russ (Francis) and class for Allied. Formal’s Inn girls behind a 15-hit without a tour victory. have done so with the fewest number Tikey an 11-10 come-from-behind win u i l iM SM M«S7SUM attack whipped Windsor Locks. 11-2, fw h ca 7-3 SI7M This year, he became the only first­ of victories for the millionaire club, Stanley (Morgan). Each of us could over Savings Bank of Manchester Behind a 20-hit attack, Fogarty’s (M 3M 7 $ SI If 71 TrilKla 7-M U S t lM last night in Windsor Locks to clinch !*«• SM Tnticti 7 S-2 SSMM time player to win the prestigious GHO officials said Tuesday. have about 50 catches apiece.” last night at Cheney. routed the Jaycees. 21-0. at the league championship. ^■talSSNH Masters. Devlin, an Australian, joined the Despite Jackson’s 12-year career, Barbara Paul, Linda Sanchini, Fitzgerald Field. M ic t i S-1 S71M Curl, a Redding, Calif., native, has PGA tour in 1962 and has since he says receiver coach Raymond Diane Lombardo and Marilyn Bob Valk had four hits. Gary Diane Ferguson allowed five hits, TniKti S^l l miM been on the tour since 1969. He tied chalked up eight victories. His Berry has been a help. Chemlewski each had two hits for Solanz and Rich Marsh three apiece walked two. in moving her record to f Jal Alai Entries *) and Merrill Myers. Tom Melick, for 9th place in last year’s GHO and career earnings are more than $700,- "The receiver coach will talk about Tikey. June Bisson roped two homers 13-1. Formal’s is 16-2. I JIM 7M a certain way we want to run a route John Barry and Mike Pagani two Marge Botteron and Georgeanne SM 3M placed 7th on the money list in 1974. 000. and Elaine Charizone had two hits for WEMSMY each for Fogarty’s. Myers homered. Ebersold each had three hits and MW I SM and he’ll let us try it. Then we will SBM. M t 14 MIN rvT try it his way, and usually he gives Dave Malick had two of the Jaycees’ Pam Cunningham and Beth and Mar- NHKta 1-1 SII7II I tftateii you something to improve on,” seven hits. ____ cy MacDonald two apiece for the Tniwta I-I-7 StUM 3 li* i^ lam DUSTY S tt lu lf c iM i Jackson said. Five runs in the third frame CHARTER OAK Penguins. 1 ifmte-lmrl Jackson described this year’s powered Trash-Away to a 6-4 duke Plating a run in the seventh inning. TIM «wl executive vice president and general Doug Nelson and Bob Gildea each Helen Heim and Mary Beth Tomlin­ i«H IN SMt km SMi M l I back Bobby Duncan of Texas, defen­ at Eagle Field in a Jaycee-Courant Wayne Steely, Bill Chappell, Paul o r a n t manager. had three hits and Bob Davis and son each homered for Nassiff’s. m S t 14 S24 21 fTTt sive tackle John Donahue of Texas League Senior Division tilt. Moyer and Steve Hadge each had I Cm-lw l.hiftwfirto Boston — Signed forward M.L. w n 4.fae»*i*|i A&M and defensive end Darrell Tnftcti I-1-7 M34N 3 1 IriiCk-S*** Carr as free agent. The victory secured Artie’s lock on S tUMfvl S Bum tipi ttoilii Hii'ii Hobb of Iowa. lU m »4 a m m LlnoTM-Mvl first place at 10-1 while Manchester IIM 121 lil 7 hm 4ibm t I Mripti-Cms Milwaukee — Signed center- SMt Orkti M dm Tampa Bay — Acquired lineman slips back at 7-4 in the league. The SM 2JI SMi kw-ArUMt forward Edgar Jones of Nevada- 3N sail monk Jesse Turnbow from Cleveland for locals are 11-8 overall. l.kiMi-Mirl Mrknl-SirM Reno, and guard Derrick Mayes of 14 iSI M 2. farrvp»4tMurr« future draft pick. lbc»4i«Mil 4,6— ftirT8 Illinois State. Manchester mustered only three fmhctM 4-1 SIMM 4 U4Mu N A n o N A L s h o w c a s e I lwai(8-lMliH S kmu ltmH lU m » 4 d m NY Jets — Announced retirement TfiNcti 4-13 S4I32I hits while defensively committed 7 [ w M r it i llnonMrfMp of free-agent linebacker Russ Cooke. Philadelphia-*Signed guard Bobby BRANDS DISCOUNT TIRES 7. Ir*w-2«pi I lH^4iAa Willis of Pennsylvania. nine miscues. Skip Moreau, 5-1, took SMs Mt-iai San Francisco — Acquired on the loss. He was racked for 11 hits. waivers Jerry Golsteyn Baseball Boston — Placed pitcher Chuck Singles by Damien Purcell, Jim •FIBERGLAS BELTED- from the New York Giants and offen- Ferrari and Scott LaBrec accounted (iw lineman Bob Hukill of Dallas. Rainey on the 21-day disabled list. ^ B V J S r M iO F QUAUTY HIM. St. Louis — Reactivated catcher for the lone local tally in the sixth. Seattle — Cut kicker Pete Dadiotis C7S-IA $27.95 $23.95 M.n c/futomoiiu£ Ted Simmons and sent first baseman of Colorado, linebacker Bob Grefeng ALUMNI JUNIOR The Only Major Tire Company E7S-U $29.95 $25.95 $V3S Roger Freed to Springfield farm with a Mileage Warranty |P7»-U $30.95 $26.95 of Mississippi linebacker, linebacker Four runs in the fourth inning $oi;95iC7I-U $33.95 $29.95 George Halas of Miami (Ohio), safe­ club. Soccer powered Moriarty Fuel past Mari- H7I-U $35.95 $31.95 PROTECT YOUR CAR ty Herman Jones of Ohio State, run­ Mads, 6-4, last night at Cheney. 50,000 HUES OTt-fS $33.95 $29.93 ning back Ike Williams of Florida New York (ASL) — signed inoumr H7S-)S $35.95 $31.95 Singles by Dean Gressman and NUBMUnT ui. $35.95 A&M and punter Jay Wyat of forward-midfielder Harry Nimmo, sm WHITENAllS 171-) 5 $39.95 AND ITS PRECIOUS FUEL: forward Patrick Horne and defender Bruce Baltovick led Fuel in the big U70-I3 $54.95 $45.95 $z.u Houston. frame. Baltovick was the winning M70-14 1 59.95 1 49.95 $3.S8 Philadelphia — Claimed fullback Liam Monagle; released forwards n70.14 : «5.95 55.95 $}.7t pitcher, scattering five hits. Mark $].VI r— BIAS/PIY-POIYISTER— I Earl Carr on waivers from the San Kevin Mahon and Paulo Mata. OI70-)4 «8.95 : 58.95 •ANTI-SIPHON SPRINGS Cimino doubled for Fuel. Scott R70-IS' *7.95 : 57.95 $3.15 Kvadas hurled a five-hitter.for Mari- OK70-15 1 *9.95 : 59.95 $1.«3 A78 13 ’ 2 0 ” F78 -U ’ 2 7 . 9 5 Mads, which was led offensively by H(70-I5 : 73.95 *3.95 KM •LOCK QAS CAPS FOR MOST CARS $3.33 C78-u ’ 2 3 ” G 78 -U / 15 ’ 2 8 . 9 5 David Day’s two hits. LI70-I5 : 79.95 : *9.95 Basketball Fuu MANurxauiKrs wauanty £78-14’ 2 6 ” H 78 15 ’ 3 0 . 9 5 ...... — Undw OuAlop I LmrM TrMd Wm* FOR THOSE EMEROENOIES WtrrMHiM. iw« rUM Tum AU RRST QUAUTY r»M«4 IQ d«l(*9( to ttw lirtl r*l*cl EASTERN 12, A1 Morse 11, Mel Kleckner 11, 40,000 MIIES purclMMT Ki nofmtl um. otton prop- •SIPHON HOSES Buffalo Water Tavern 77 (Rob Mike Baum 10), Fuss & O’Neill 49 inouiin inauun troQdwly MM 14* M to iQlOwt pMwnQW Ekt* 5*»*nty cw. ttw - Hn mamui m m iu $0,000 flolM SP4 - 40 000 mWt Smith 23, Dan Moore 19, Jim Sulick (Glen Nervack 20, Gary Fallon 10), Queens Play OoMSMl-SOOOOmi** H]rou>iv* — CERTIFIED RETREADS— M4.95 N/A NMTt rw nif M th* i>**d w m m *- I9U.I1 calon bMor* 0*M*ni$0 ih* awrinM 12). Mota’s 57 iBill Gorra 24, Tom I9U-I1 : 35.95 $38.95 mdwQ*. Dunlop «*8. on p#*e*oUhen -NOW AVAILABLE-- Hartford Road Dairy Queen $^.95 pi Vw Dunlop mi*ooi Mitikcal* M Foran 15). SOUTHERN I9U-I9 : 39.95 •ny ppftieipolino OmM* »nd tn *■- women’s softball team in prepara­ N/A tfwnp* lot in* worn or* w»* cr*dn Formal’s Inn 68 (Mike Quesnel 17, Uncle Jon’s Band 55 (Jon Lindberg I7H-11 : 42.95 towtrO ■ tomporabi* n*« Dunlop lit* tion for this weekend’s state tourna­ l79/rOI-1> : 46.95 $48.95 M**d on OutiMp 1 IMtoo* Unri hne* ' I K ' I K 301 ADAMS ST., MANCH. Jeff Kiernan 12), Sportsman Tavern 15, Mike Fortin 10), NRPS 39 (Joe ond Hr* mil*k^ not r*c*t

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CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC LEGAL SECRETARY - For CLERICAL TECHNICIAN- Fairy Tales Defeat Of Busing Forces • Experienced only. Top Manchester law office. Full time opening Hospital C U R I M l ^Lovers^ Pure Fun wages. Apply: Atlas itle, 18ffi Experience, preferred. Typing Pharmacy. Routine Clerical . OPPORTUNin ^BVEUnSIRS foriin '^ke., Wethersfield, and steno required. Ample Duties, with additional Phar­ Contnil Dita h u >n opening In iu By Phone 5634151. parking at this centrally macy Technician duties. Mnncheiter Fnclllty lor an RATES located office. Send reply to Some hospital or pharinacy experienced person in billing and At Dinner Theater Called ‘Sweet Victory’ RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll Box SS c /o M anchester experience preferred. Will order entry. ______HARTFORD (UPI) - When Id ay ...... 129 word iM rd ty p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Herald. train. Alternating weekends Cindiditei must have good mother gets tired of reading bedtime responsive to the wishes of the caused a terrible travail for a lot of Guamntee. 3d«yt ...... Ildwordpdrdty clerical and communicaUon tkilla. WASHINGTON (UPI) - “It was a Apply director of nursing. and holidays. Rockville American public,” Motl said. communities. But it’s done now. I S d ayt 109 word pw dty qtiaUlled appllcanU ihould call Hy JIM ' TOMPKINS Barney seems to have picked up in stories, she can turn the task over to rather sweet victory,” said Rep. Don Safmonbrook Convalescent' SEC R E TA R Y General Hospital, 872-0501, “Untii the voters send represen­ don’t think it has the same emotional Mdayi .. S9dw9 ...... Carol Hopoertte Mfnilil H('|Mirl«'r tempo, but only slightly, when he Ma Bell. 15 word! $2.00 minimum Home, off House Street, RECEPTIONIST - Ugal Of­ Extension 285. 20J-949-J990 Edwards, D-Calif. content it had four or five years fice in Manchester area offers meets his second female guest. “Dial-A-Story,” a service offered tatives to the House and Senate and Happy A d a ...... $2.50 Inch. Glastonbury. PleasO call 633- or write to: GLASTONBURY - The four Edwards is chairman of the House interesting position for SECRETARY- Steno Barney meets his lady guests, by by two Connecticut libraries for eiect a president who are sym­ ago.” 5244. Control Data Corp. member east at Matty's Restaurant Judiciary subcommittee that had someone with good typing required. Excellent benefits, P.O. lo i S190 nursery-age children, can take pathetic to their desires, they wiil Rep, Barry Goidwater Jr., R- m Glastonbury that's currently the way. when they come as tried in vain to bottie up a proposed gives you a full NURSES AIDES wanted for skills and pleasant telephone including Free Parking. Vomon, CL 06099 customers to his fish restaurant. parents off the work. anti-busing amendment the House hvae to live with the divisive issue of Cjlif., said the House vote may have full time on all shifts. Apply manner. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 Minimum annual salary $10,- Epd nitdiWIi aaWnn K/l presenting "Last of The Red Hot court-ordered busing,” Mottle said. an impact on the next round of con­ p.m., Monday through Friday. Barney, in preparation for his guests, The service, which began in May, defeated by a 216-209 vote Tuesday. director of nursing. Salmon- 835. Call for appointment, 525- Lovers " in a dinner-theater produc­ Reply with business and per­ 9311. c o n n T h o u s in g always sprays some cologne on his is offered by the Babcock Library in The American Civil Liberties gressional elections. , & brook Convalescent Home, off tion is entertaining with a fast and This was not even a majority, and a mQney'back f sonal references to FINANCE AUTHORITY, 190 fingers to help remove the fishy odor Ashford and the Bugbee Library in Union said it was "disturbing" that House Street, Glastonbury. REAL ESTATE CAREER- funnv Neil Simon comedy. full 75 votes short of the two-thirds Please call 633-5244. Manchester Herald, Box T, Trumbull St. Htfd., a. CHFA, that clings after having cleaned so Danielson. The libraries were chosen the House “seriousiy debated turning Manchester. Part timers. Earn $8000-1-. Ac­ Directed by Shakir Hassan of vote required to pass a constitutional T--- An Equal Opportunity tive office, 3 MLS Boards. For many clams and fish. He continually because they could be called toll free the clock back at least a quarter of a Employer. M/F. Glastonbury, the Shakir Hassan amendment. guarantee. PART-TIME Work from a confidential interview. smeils his fingers to see if the odor is by large numbers of people. century on our national commitment Health Care home on the phone servicing Ralph Pasek, 289-7475. Production's puts on a program “I'm very proud of the House of FULL OR PART TIME - AUTO Ic TRUCK detectable. Heaven forbid it should "The reaction has been excellent," to racial equality.” Why does Gloria Stevens dai-e to make our customers in your spare that's pure fun. The sophisticated Representatives, proud of my time. 249-7773.______^ Maintenance man. Laurel MECHANICS- Experienced Mrs. Marge Norton, a librarian at One amendment supporter who Talks Resume this'bold offer"? Because lye’re so posi­ Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, KENNEL ASSISTANT. Live- and subtle comedy that's associated be! colleagues," Edwards told UPI. only. Apply at 878 Hartford in. Large modern facility. In­ Reddish blonde Bobbi Michele, Babcock said, "Both mothers and asked not to be identifi^ said House tive that we have the/x'd? prop-am, the Manchester. Apply Monday Road, Manchester. Call 647- with Neil Simon is apparent in "They showed courage and good PLEASE READ ATTENTION - Need 2 people volvement with boarding, played vibrantly by Sue Lonovan, their children have been very membres apparently did not feel the bful service and the tx-«t technicians to help over 21. Immediate employ­ through Friday, 11-3. 9552. Lovers. " although one has the sense. It was a rather sweet vic­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Negotiators grooming, training, showing, tals up a storm as she exploits her enthusiastic. public pressure that was directed at for the state and a union representing you reach your weight and fitness goals ment. This is not a fancy ad, breeding - must possess quiet leeling it's a little dated by now. The tory." YOUR AD we simply want a person who LICENSED ELECTRICIAN - LOOKING FOR various exciting experiences with “Parents often listen first. Even them when the emotion-laden busing 6.400 health care workers resumed t o g e t the results you want. So, if you're Classified ads are taken over the Experienced in Commercial, ;entleness with anbnals. All dialogue which was considered cen- Rep. Ronald Motl, D-Ohio, who needs a permanent job. Ad­ ADDITIONAL INCOME? Do iving expenses plus modest men. and eventually Barney is lured young people past the intended age issue cam e up in other forms in the not completely satisfied with your 6 week phone as a convenience. The Residential maintenance and you have a station wagon or f pried his measure out of Edwards’ contract talks on schedule once the Herald Is responsible for only vancement opportunity. Call salary. Sheridane Kennels, sorable in the 60s is hardly that introductory offer, your money will be estimating. Benefits. Call 648- pick up? We have early mor- into a pot smoking siesta with her. get a kick out of it. And they don’t subcommittee through a rarely used past, state agreed to honor an agreement one Incorrect insertion and then between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - 228-9089. anymore. "There wasn’t any big push on the 5421. aing routes delivering When he hears his eyes blink, he mind telling you either." parliamentary tactic, called the affecting work schedules at two cheerfully refunded any time during the only to the size of the original In­ 528-3869. E.O.E. Simon's style often uses the same part of anybody,” he said. "After a 6 week program. No hidden catches, or sertion. Errors which do not newspapers. Commission ana knews he's stoned. However, Pat Owens said there result “a defeat not only for me but hospitals. setting for more than one version of a conditions. . . it"ssatisfactionguaran­ lessen the value of the adver­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- mileage, NO collections. 7 Donovan, well-stacked, cavorts have been complaints from people court busing order back in 1975,1 got tisement will not be corrected by TOOLMAKER WANTED - N.C. LATHE HAND particular theme. for a majority of the American The union. District 1199 of the New Monday through Thursday, 3 days a week. Contact: Mr. around the set in a black wrap­ with listings similar to the story­ 6,000 letters - all saying it was.a teed or your money back. an additional insertion. Prototype and machine Gary Siddell, Manager, In this play. Barney Cashman. public." England Health Care Employees p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ TURRET UTHE around dress accented with only a telling numbers. terrible thing to do. Gloria Stevens is the one all the tation, Call 649-6022. Friday; building. Apply in person, 81 Manchester Office of the after 23 years of a nice comfortable "I think the reason we suffered Union. Monday filed an unfair labor Commerce Street, Glaston­ ENBINE LATHE bright red flower. She grabs Barney "There have been problems with "I wouldn’t vote for busing. I think othei-s have been imitating, simply weekends anytime. Hartford Courant, 341 Broad marriage, with a nice wife, living a defeat is there are not enough practice complaint against the state bury, or call 633-4895. Street, Manchester, a n d to his feet, as she begins to sing the wrong numbers," said Mrs. it is a bunch of baloney, and has because we are the best. So come in to nice lile. decides it's about time to members of the House who are claiming a bargaining promise was Gloria Stevens now. And remember, □ n o t i c e s ...... SEWERS- Experienced on In­ Manchester Professional SANDRLASTER "What The World Needs Now." they Owens, president of the Eastern SCHOOL SECRETARIAL Park - Manchester, Conn. "live it up " a little before going over broken because of budget cuts w-e’re the only fitness program now- dustrial Sewing Machines. 50 Houra. Paid Holldayt Connecticut Library Association, Lost and Found 1 POSITION - Area school seeks Phone 649-5252. 2 dance around the stage like a couple the hill. At 47. this is about his last ordered by the governor. offeringa full’ money-back guarantee. Will train if necessary. Good ExeiiliMt noting small children sometimes starting pay for the right peo­ applicants for a year-round chance. of whirling dervishes. Union officials said the talsk position. Immediate opening. Inturmca B4n«IHa only come close in dialing number. LOST- Tiller & Rud((er for ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday ACCOUNTING CLERK - And so. using h.s mother's apart­ In the third act. it's Jeannette Powers in Workshop resumed Tuesday after the state Sail Boat at Middle Bolton Applicant must possess good Good with figures? Be part of Apply In Paraoa “But generally speaking it's doing thru Friday. Apply in person ment as a rendesvous, he Fisher. Barney's wife's best friend, agreed to abide by a previous agree­ Pond Last Sunday. Call 529- at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent typing and stenographic skills our accounting team. We are METR0NIC8INC played by Sandy Lingner. who finally well." ^ INTRODUCTORY OFFER and have a pleasant telephone a fast growing company propositions three different women tured at many local museums in ment concerning work schedules at 0743. Street. Manchester. Equal RT. 6 « 44-A opens his eyes, after he's reached the The program began when the MANCHESTER - Mrs. Vivily Opportunity Employer M/F. manner. Reply with business seeking an all around person, to meet him there His mother works Connecticut as well as at the Eastern the Fairfield Hills and Norwich State WEEKS OF and personal references to: BOLTON CT. 06040 height of bravado, and makes him library association used a $1,500 state Powers of Manchester will be atten­ IMPOUNDED- Female mixed some typing, general clerical at Ml. Sinai Hospital and doesn't get States Exhibition in Sprinfield, Mass. hospitals. UNLIMITED breed brown/white, about 10 Box Y. c/o Manchester duties. &me experience in ac­ figure that his wife is his best bet, grant to buy 52 tapes and a cassette ding and teaching at the 29th annual PART TIME LUBE PERSOIJ home till five in the afternoon, so She teaches classes in rug hooking at The union had threatened to break vears old. Center Street area, - Needed to work 8 hours on Herald. counts receivable / accounts player which could be connected to a McGown Teachers’ Workshop of VISITS Barney has a few fast hours on three after all. the Fraser Rug Studio, Hartford off negotiations if the state didn’t fcontact M anchester Dog Saturday lubricating trucks payable preferred but not es­ SALESMEN- Experienced 5 Lingner, who comes hesitatingly telephone. Each week a new fairy traditional rug hooking to be held Warden. 646-4555. sential. Interested persons preferred, but not necessary. different occasions to pursue his con­ Road, Manchester, and at the honor the agreement. Fun Exercise Plan • Diels Compiled Exclusively by our Dietitian and trailers. Experience tale is recorded, averaging three to Sunday. July 29, through Aug. 10 at 6 should apply at: Industronics, Hard work. Long daily hours and uncertainly to meet Barney, quests. Manchester Adult Evening School. The health care worker’s contract, • Physicians' Inquiries Invited about Our MED Method necessarv For appointment 489 Sullivan Avenue, South four minutes. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, LOST WEEKS’ PAY in front in shop retail. Not just a job, Barney, played by Ed Pizzella. beautifully plays the wife's best like others affecting 40.(XX) state • No Disrobing • Individual Pri>gramming of Liggett's Drug Monday, in call 688-7579.______Windsor. Since the program began 10 weeks Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Powers is vice president of FULL TIME COOK. Good but a good future. Send bungles his first encounter with friend who doesn't know what she's employees, expired June 30 but was the Parkade. Reward. Please STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA resume to: Box B, c/o doing there, who goes into tearful ago, the Babcock Library's story­ More than 150 rug hooking teachers the National Guild of Pearl K. benefits, will train evenings. Elaine Navazio. played by Elizabeth McGown Rug Hookrafters Inc. extended indefinitely by the call 646-1132. firm. Local firm located in Once trained, will go on rota­ Manchester Herald. outbursts because she wishes she telling number has received 15,000 from 20 sta te s and Canada par­ Tolland County is seeking to CLERK TYPIST - Will per­ Wells. His idea of getting better The workshop was originated by- Legislature tion shift. Augie & Rays, hadn't come, and so forth, a la soap calls. The Bugbee Library has told ticipate each year. On Thursday, expand their staff to service Silver Lane, East Hartford. form a substantial amount of DENTAL ASSISTANT acquainted is to talk, but it doesn't Pearl K. McGown, well-known Bonds-Stocki-Mortgages S typing, filing and other office opera. about 2,000 fairy tales a week. Aug. 2, their work and that of their diversified small business Call 646-1895 for appointment. WANTED for specialty office match Elaine's ideas. author and designer of hooked rugs. clients. Tax and auditing duties. Will also be the in Downtown Hartford and Shakier Pizzella is a good Barney Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Norton do not students will be exhibited on campus GOVERNMENT If it seems that Pizzella doesn't put All attending the workshop are in­ experience helpful. Please MANAGER FOR primary switchboard relief Vernon Circle. Excellent - comical, yet a little pathetic. You feel the program has created a at Alden Hall from 1 to 9 p.m. The GUARANTEED BUSINESS operator. High School diploma enough pizzazz into his first after­ volved in exchanges of knowledge Blood Test LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000 send resume to Box S, c/o JANITORIAL OPERATION - working conditions, benefits keep wanting to tell him what he's definite increase in the number of public is invited to attend, free of Manchester Herald.. or the equivalent plus 2 years available. Experienced noon's tete-a-tete, it's because, if you and ideas in rook hooking art Phone 281-4112. Must have experience direc­ doing wroing, as Barney, that is. children coming into the library to charge. ting and following up super­ related office experience preferred but not necessary. think about it. Barney is a novice at We Guarantee It required. Apply between 12 Shakier Hassan has worked well read the stories heard over the Mrs Powers has exhibited and lec­ Set Thursday RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. visors. Salary in the teens. For a mature individual. Call this sort of thing and for 23 years has faaLM.Ptaia Putnam irMga Plaza Pleasant personable and o’clock - 3 PM to Rogers Con), 872-7852. with a group of experienced players. telephone, but agree the service is □ EMPLOYMENT For more information toward probably suffered from a suppressed Ma. S8, Vamon f. Htfd. Ct. capable typist wanted by of­ name and telepnone number Mill Street, Manchester, Ct. The production itself is not at its best doing what they had hoped. 589-3S22 Equal Opportunity Employer. libido. MANCHESTER - The monthly fice located in the to Box Y c/o Manchester because of the annoying whirr of the "The idea was to acquaint small Manchester-Vernon area. M/F. Wells, on the other hand, artfully Rotary Feat Published walk-in blood pressure screening MON-FRI9to9'SATURDAYS9io 1 Halp Wantad 13 Herald.. MnMPBsoNSNuina ever-present fans and blowers which children with having stories read to Please send resume to Box S. makes several seductive overtures, clinic will be held Thursday, from 1 c 0 Manchester Herald. must be turned on so that the them, even if it doesn't bring in extra TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR Mornings, Lunch & but frustrates Barney the more favorite charity, the World Hunger to 3 p.m. in the community room at Apply 81 Commerce Street, - For multi-site operation. ALL AROUND PIZZA & patronage to the library." said Mrs. MANCHESTER - The activities of because she doesn't just want “to cigarette smoke doesn't linger. Council. Westhill Gardens on Bluefield Drive. Glastonbury PTG SHEET METAL WORKER - Must have experience and be GRINDER PERSON - Evenings. Good salary and a member of the Manchester Rotary Experienced. Soldering etc. Experience preferred, but not talk." However, combined with the Norton. He was sponsored in the race by his This is a free service offered by the COMPANY. "Telephone 633- able to work second shift. benefits. Call excellent buffet dinner at 6 p.m. The telephone numbers in Connec­ Club is highlighted in the August edi­ 7631. Call 528-2101. Salary in teens For informa­ necessary. Apply at: Papa With her natural British accent. fellow club members and when he Manchester Public Health Nursing Joes Giant Grinders & Pizzas, FRIENDLY which precedes the show at 8, Mat­ ticut for the "Dial-A-Story" are (203) tion of the Rotarian. the inter­ tion forward name and Wells does a commendable perfor­ national magazine of the service crossed the finish line, he had raised Association to any town resident 60 telephone number to Box Z, 489 East Middle Turnpike, or ICECREAM ty's Restaurant in Glastonbury 429-0106 in Ashford and (2031 774-0055 call 646-1555. mance of the gum-chewing, pseudo- club. $300 for the charity. vears or older c/o Manchester Herald. Sllvw Lan«, sophisticated street woman who fails makes for a pleasant evening out on in Danielson.______The photograph in the magazine In addition to the clinic. Louise Ea«l Hartford In a section entitled, "This Rotary RELIABLE WOMAN TO the town, and easy on the gas. was taken by Kenneth Oslrinsky and Leitao. R N.. and Margaret Mills, rT h^L PlN ^IA lJ^^erii^, and TRI CITY DIVERS is having a REAL ESTATE- Part timers io suit Barnev's whims. "’irld, ” an article and photograph CARE FOR 7-year-old girl B M - 1 0 4 0 1 Dancer Returns shows Mr. Fournier crossing the community- health w-orker, see peo­ earn $8,000 +. Three MLS I describes the efforts of the Rev. Boards. Confidential inter­ after school in Bolton. 'Your ple of over 60 years of age by appoint­ home or mine. Days 273-3057; aoe,M/F MANCHESTER - Betty Jane Ronald Fournier, pastor of Emanuel finish line wearing a shirt view. Ralph Pasck, 289-7475. Bentley Interview Friday emblazoned with the logo, Rotary- ment. Physical assessments, diet evenings 643-2546. Turner returned home July 23 after Lutheran Church, and a member of counseling and discussion of health MUNSON’S CANDY broadcast live from the Holiday Inn attending a four-day Olympic Dance the Manchester club in the Fights Hunger." FANTASTIC MID SUMMER AIR CONDITIONING i MANCHESTER - Banjoist Bernie KITCHEN is seeking male to Convention at the Roosevelt Hotel in The article is reported to be the screening clinic Bentley of Manchester will be inter­ in East Hartford. Besides being in­ Manchester Thanksgiving Road Race learn trade as candy maker. EARN EXTRA MONEY. No REFRIGERATION New York city. With Miss Turner first concerning a member of the If interested in this nursing ser­ investment. Take orders for SERVICE MAN WANTED- viewed Fridav bv Mort Roberts on terviewed, Bentley will also play last November. Must be neat, have good per­ were her dancers, Laurie Darling, Manchester club which has appeared vice. please call MPHNA at 647-1481. sonal habits, and be of sincere Lisa low-priced jewelry. For Must be experienced. the Lunch With Mort Roberls Show some tunes on his banjo, one of which The article explained Mr. Fournier Excellent wages and benefits Karen Trieschmann. Cheryl Lewie in the magazine. I character. Send resume, in­ free catalogs cafl toll free 1- from 12:05 to 1 p.m. on radio station he says he will dedicate to Miss entered the race to raise funds for his cluding work experience, age, 800-631-1258 to the right man. This is a per­ U and Kandie Townsend, all of WINF-AM. Connecticut of 1979. who will also be address etc. to: Munson’s manent position. Call John a guest on the program. Manchester. SPORTS SALE Candy Kitchen. P.O. Box 224, DEMONSTRATORS: Earn Van Ness, Woodcock Bentlev will be on the early seg­ Bolton, Conn., 06040. $1000 or more selling name Refrigeration, 528-4144. ment of the show which will be brand toys and gifts (Fisher- ______LAUNDRESS AND NURSES Price, Tonka, Fenton). PERMANENT PART TIME ma AIDE ■ 12 midnight to 8 AM. Treasure House party plan. HELP- Days or evenings, (No T V T o n ig h t iiiiii'iaLMifiii Enjoy working in a very plea­ Call collect person to person summer help) Knowledge o£_.. MEL BROOKS-PQ sant and homelike at­ for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also knitting and crocheting nelp- ful, but not necessary. Call §lt-14AW i:ASlt “YOUNG mosphere helping bur elderly booking parties. Iresidcnts. Experience Knitters World, 646-4340, 6:00 ©DlckCavatt FRANKENSTEIN"a:i9 MANCHES1E9 PAflKAOE • H9-M91 between 10-12 a.m. ( I ) ® ® ® ONIF aH aVS I t MUHTil ? X)0N referred. Please call Doris MTEHSTAtt M EXIT M MVER LANE SAIuflOAT ANOSUSOV______BARTENDER - Experienced ® Th% Brady Bunch 11:00 ROBERTS ST EASTHAHTFORO MB 8Bt (lain RN Director of Nurses. ®(£®®3Nawa IkM-.AIN HAIINIf MIIT MR5S 4|56H 50% OFF elivery. Year round work. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. tional heroin-smugglmg ring he PRECOR AM-FM-81 11 benefits, ^ p ly M iM Oil Men and women 17-35, learn a NURSE RIDES had partially destroyed years 0., Route 6, Bolton; career skill. Guaranteed part- earlier (R) time job. $56 per weekend to NEEDED ® 3 Chartla'a Angela "TAPES. WITH 2 EVERYTHING REDUCED FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE • NO LAYAWAYS • ALL SALES FINAL IL BURNER SERVCE start. Veterans earn more. 0 ® EchoaaOfTha'60'a STEPEO IAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all Join the Connecticut Army To provida Nurrtng Cara 0 Qraat Parformancaa q u a h a n ^'e e d ^ ° SALE DOES NOT INCLUDE 1979/80 SKI ITEMS ® Spvtacada70 3sldentlal. All benefits. M i National Guard. Call Sergeant In prlvato homo* and 0 Movla "D arbys Rangers' BIG 32 QUART BY I Oil, Route 6, Bolton. Mayer at 2464)060 or 566-7900 MtdictI FtellKItt. Part (1958) James Garner, Etchika DiiiiiwuiiMiiiuiK'im m iino VIKING. MOLDED OPEN DAILY Collect. lima, lull tima. Contidafa- Chouraau The heroic American POLY with FOLDING ETAIL SALES- Full time, l i i 11 ill SHH H B HHUira THE 12 Noon to 8 PM | lion givan to prtitranco. Rangers go into combat under HANDLES FOR aul's Paint & Decorating ol:—Location and Houra. the leadership of Colonel Darby OOOLCK enter, Manchester is looking imi«snnHK nun in CAMPING a PICNICS. ^ SATURDAY m their invasion of Italy and }r a bard working NO FEE • JWEEKLY PAY North Africa (2 hrs , 30 min.) m nQ iiiiH iim m EvarviliiiM PaddM with ■ rsal 30 DAY gVLPINE PART TIME COOK & For Intormation can 0 Tha FaN And RIaa Of Raginald INOW IN OUR 10 AM to 5;30 (pelrienced persoQ. Call Mike lO-HAHO-flWr MONEY OACKQUMANTEE issari, 641M)300. KITCHEN HELPERS- 843-9S1S Parrln LORIOUSl T b I. 10th YEAR CORNER HARTFORD RD A PINE ST m Avallable weekends and AID » ASSISTANCE 9:30 872-6547 ART TIME CASHIERS evenings. Experienced of North Eattarn Corni. 0 DandngDItoo i\ NMiTAi tuaua MBinr a EMPORIUM! MANCHESTER 04 9 -7 7 8 2 VERNON PLENTY OF FREE 'HAUS 'ANTED- Apply in person: preferred. Drivers License, Ine...... _ 10KK) \ rsiMHsAi. Hii-ii Kr. rDi.1, te tu re individuals. A ^ly in p.NAViaiiiN- ___ TNVRSOIVS10-9 EASY PARKINR tra Mart (Convenience Store, 117 at.! Cmln tlTMl, ® © N aw a § NOW Route 30 POST RD. PLAZA, VERNON, EXIT 96 OFF 1-86 04 H a r tfo r d R oad, person; Garden Grove MtKimMc ® 3 Vagal FRIDIVSIO-O lanchester, between 6 a.m. -Caterers, Keeney Street, ® Nawartt And Raakty PLEASE CALL’THEATRE PLAYING! OPEN Manchester. SITIIROIVS10-S nd 4 p.m. 10:30 FOR SCREEN TIMES ® M ail Tha Mayora EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 25, 1979- PAPE SEVENTF.RN

PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. July » . lOT OlHeaa-Bloiaa tor Rant 55. wanted lo Rant 57 Auloa For Sato 51 BUSINESS & SERVICE PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS MANCHESTER ELDERLY OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ COUPLE looking for rent proximately 2600 square feet, house or 5 Room Apartment in with ample parking. Close to two family house. Quiet 1975 LINCOLN , AHENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: CONTINENTAL - 4 door, center, hospital and new court neighborhood. Walking dis­ building. For info, call 566 tance to center. If possible Town car. Excellent running You don I hove 7658, or 871-0401. garage and porch. Please condition. 48,000 miles. 5 new to shell out much write to Manchester Evening Michelins. $5,500. 6463848 or to j(el hix results. MANCHESTER • Retail, Herald, c/o Box C. 6464143.. ; • M 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE DIRECTORY storage and / or manufac­ turing space. 2,000 sq. ft.'to TEMPORARY ROOM SMv/dM Ottered 31 Sarvleaa Ottarad SI Painting-Paparing 32 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 50,000 sq. ft. Very reasonable. WANTED- With kitchen Brokers protected. Call access until Researcher 1973 CHEVY BELAIRE - Air WES ROBBINS Carpentiy NEWTON SMITH - Heyman Properties, 1-226 relocates family. Dan conditioning, power steering, ■ ^ CALL 64 3-271 8 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At­ ISUA C&M TREE SERVICE - Free tics and haul away scrap iron. 8MO STUDENT remodeling specialist. Ad­ Remodeling, Repairs, Rec Harrison, 6363501. disc brakes, excellent condi­ estimates, discount senior ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Rooms. “No Job Too Small.” tion. CaU 8763039. FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- PAINTESS 51 Probate Notice citizens.. Company 'A dM o m I Work tor U m * built-ins, bathrooms, CaU 6493144. Aulot For Bale Manchester-owned and 3234. Raaort Property NOTICE TO CREDITORS kitchens, 649-3446. For Rent ESTATE OF WILUAM GARBARINI operated. CaU 6461327. DRIVEWAY SEALING NiWrHIna RooBng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 WE PAY $10 for complete The Hon. David C. Rappe, Judge, of Protects and Beautifies Your CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland the Court of Probate. District of REWEAVING burn holes. tssm Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ ANDOVER LAKE- Water­ Auto Body. 52619W. Coventry at a hearing held on June a . Opportunity 14 Homat For Snio 23 Homtt For Sa/t 23 Driveway! Experienced and front. 3 bedrooms. Available ordered that all claims must be Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Reasonable! Free Estimates. CaU Gary Ashing 3462009. ment Co. Expert installation WANTED JUNK AND LATE presented to the fiduciary on or before m AiW PAINTING Contrac­ now thru end of August. $175 Window shades, Venetian Call Art. 6493061. of aluminum siding ratters WE PAY TOP PRICES for MODEL WRECKS ■ Cash October 19.1979 or be barred as by law blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT, tors. Quality painting and and trim. Roofing installation weekly. CaU 6492871, or 646 wrecked and junk cars. A & B Paid. CaU Parker Street Used OFFERS INVITED / MANCHESTER - SIX ROOM $29,900- 3 BEDROOM TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 7605, provided. g Rappe. aerk Marlow s. 867 Main St. 649- paper hanging at reasonable Carpentry and general con­ and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. Auto Salvage, ' ' Auto Parts, Inc. 6493391. R E T A IL STO R E ON CAPE 2-car detached garage, RANCH. Fireplace. Garage. rates. Fully insured. Free The fiduciary Is: WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Hurry! Lessenger Co., 646- 5221. TREE it SHRUB PLANTING tracting. Residential and Call Tony Anne Minicucci large treed lot, completely * W O ffm Estimates. Call Wayne 649 SPECIALIZING cleaning and Wanted to Rent 57 BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 25- 20 F Esquire Drive 000 per year. Excellent terms. redreorated. Principals only. 8713, 423-9291. and care; other gardening commercial. Whether it be a Manchester, Connecticut Call John, at Chenette RIDE NEEDED TO MANCHESTER ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, jobs done by Horticulture stu- small repair job, a custom repairing chimneys, roofs, 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs gallon gas tank. Automatic.' $59,900. 643-8298. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 WANTED TO RENT - FOUR excellent. Must sell, Tremendous trunk space. 06040 Associates, “Gallery Of BOLTON - QUAUTY BUILT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL from 93 LydaU attics, garages, yards dent. Shrub plantings built home or anything in ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ 0 5 5 - 7 ______Homes," 528-9081. BY OWNER - Low $80’s. New­ HOME -.5 Commercial Acres. Street, round trip. Hours 3:00 to 11:30 p.m. cleaned. moving, designed. Very reasonable tetween.call'Wl:,379. years Experience. Howley, sacrificing! Any reasonable Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649 for particular people, by Dick, 643-5361. ple in forties. 6499882. Keep offer over $1450. CaU after 1294 after 5 PM. ly redecorated 3 bedroom Many extras! $169,000. Call mornings or early afternoons, 6499907. trucking.Loam for sale, tewn charge. Careful work. Please (jail 643-5703 anytime. trying. INVITATION Cape, full dormer, 2 full Lessenger Co., 6466713, 423- service. No job too big or call 6461528. CARPENTRY i MASONRY - 3:30 p.m., 6491150, 5266063, baths, fireplace, rec-room small. 568-8522. Additions and Remodeling. ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - siding or gutter for low dis­ SEPTEMBER - Duplex 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida with wood stove option. Nice Free estimates. CaU Anthony without appliances, married TO BID EDUCATION FREE CLASSIFIEDS (Quality craftsmanship at low Squillacote 649-0811. count price. CaU Ken at 647- Customized, in and out. 14 private yard, garage. No GREEK REVIVAL- Beautiful RRirif Rt OPK ^TfiNF COMPLETE LAWN prices. Call 6465424. couple. Main Street area. miles per gallon on regular 1971 TORINO - Showroom agents please. 6490854. remodeled 8 Room Colonial. BRICK BI-OCK. bTONb. MAINTENANCE! Mowing. 1566. The Manchester Board of CARPENTER - Repairs, After 5 PM., 647-9723. fuel. Loaded with extras in­ condition. Air conditioning, Education solicits bids for the $ Carriage Shed rented, 1 1/2 FOR CAR POOLING F ire p la c e s, c o n c r e t^ Edging, Hedges i Shrubs PROFESSIONAL PAINTING new tires. 57,000 original Prfvat* fnitmetloni 1 acres. $60s. Lessenger Co., remodeling, additions, gar­ BEST TIME TO GET YOUR cluding Factory Air! Low Verpianck Schooi Roof for the BOLTON- 2 - 4 Bedroom Chinriney repairs ^ o b tw xrimmed. Wek t Pest Con- - Interior and exterior. ROOF DONE NOW before the mileage. One owner. miles. CaU 6493544. Ranch. Oil heat, firmlace, 6468713, 423-9291. small. Save. Call 644-8356 for Rjasonable, reliable, ages, roofing. CaU David 1979-1980 school year. Sealed REMEDIAL READING and •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Commercial and residential. Patria, 644-1796. price increase! Top quality WANTED: Apartment or Excellent condition. Over math: individualized work acre, 1 1/2 baths. $m ,000. •3 LINES estimates. 647-9280. Free estimates. Fully in­ small house to rent. bids will be received until 3:00 Offers considered. Owner. Lota-Land tor Sato 24 materials used; all work $14,000 invested. A real program, Ust-8th grade) by sured. 6464879. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY guaranteed. CaU Rainmaster, Manchester, Bolton or Coven­ bargain for $7495. Must be P.M., August 6,1979, at which master’s degree teacher, 568- 6495298. try area. Preferably with gar­ 1970 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - time they will be publicly •3 DAYS - Remodeling and Additions. 643-0447. seen. CaU 643-0421. 6 cylinder, standard transmis­ 2 ®"‘' WILL BABYSIT IN MY EXPERIENCED PAINTING age. 6463478,9-5, Monday uiru 8075. Kitchens and Rec Rooms, 35 sion, good condition., low opened. The right is reserved LANDSCAPING Spwializing HOME days. Vicinity of By Craig Odgen. (Quality Friday or 295-0376 from 6 PM 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. PEfi to reject any and all bids. in Exterior House Painting, jjoriarty Brothers, Call 649 Workmanship! Interior and 'cars experience! For Free mileage. After 5 PM, 649-0748. RIDING LESSONS indoor BY OWNER - Approximately TOBEEUGIBLL EEstimates,______call 646-4239. Heating-Plumbing 35 to 11 PM. Excellent running condition, Specifications and bid forms riding ring. Western stock COVENTRY Tree pruning, spraying. 1179 anjilime. Exterior. "You Tried The automatic transmission, 3-acre approved building lot. mowing, weeding. Call 742- ...... Hest. Now Stick With The McNAMAR may be secured at the seat, saddle seat and hunt No Cash Down To VoisI Peru tested, engineer sur­ • must need ride to and from power steering and radio. Business Office, 45 N. School seat. All levels 228-9817. veyed. Ready to build. Brandy 1341. PaIntIng-PaparIng 32 Best." CaU 6498749, 742-9979. MARRIED COUPLE looking New battery, new body work. 1971 VW - 50,000 original 7«i%.30yoar for small house or duplex with Street, Manchester, Connec­ moilnago 00 par Street. Bolton. Call 742-636. woili 568-2646. miles. Excellent condition. 2 Thank You For Christmas ticut. Raymond E. Demers, VOICE, PIANO Instructions. PAINTING- Exterior i one older obedient dog. 646 mounted snow spares. $2100. Former faculty New York CHMllags. ED S LIGHT TRUCKING - PAINTING - Interior and Interior. Quality 3464. Business Manager Raaort Property 27 Attics It Cellars cleaned. For Remodeling and Repairs. MJ-bJOB TOP CASH for junk or 1966 Buick Wagon, Many new Music and Art High School. 1 acre plot. New Raised •want to drive otfiers or exterior, paperhanging, Workmanship at Very wrecked cars. CaU Blonder’s parts. Excellent running con­ In July and For Being You! 054-7 free estimate, call 6461943 excellent work references. Phone 646M17. Professional Singer/Pianist. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, family NIANTIC- Beautiful house. I Reasonable Rates! CaU Rick of Hartford - 522-4414.10% dis­ dition. $550. 643-4453. Free estimates. Fully in­ for Free Estimate. 6460709, NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet FEMALE ROOMMATE TO 5 644-8597, Love Your Children room, 2 car garage. $59,- Giants Neck Beach. Call Carol I •want to share driving Gosti LEON CIESZYNSKI SHARE Costs of utilities in count on parts with this ad. 900. Hurry, this won’t last! sured. Martin Matson, 649 after 5 p.m. repairs, plugged drains DREAM OF OWNING A Cable-Wagner, 203-446-9972. HTTBIDOtl HOMEOWlofflir 4431. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ small apartment, or house, in Sehoole-Claeeee 1» ditions, Remodeling, Rec kitchen faucets replaced 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 SECOND CAR FOR TOWN Help Wanted 13 Quality RellniBhIng repaired, rec rooms Manchester area. Call Sherry speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 DRIVING? T-Bird, 1974. Karen, Bill, Butch, Cindy, Jackie, Real Eatata Wanted 26 I SPACE iS LiMTEO PAINTING- Interior it Rooms, Garages, Kitchens Owen at 568-2176. FOR THE BEST - Manchester niUOREIILTY CSIIN ITS. COUNTERS. Remodeled, (Tellings, Bath bathroom remodeling, heat mpg highway. Please call 646 Showroom condition. Gymnastic School, 3 to 5 QUALITY PAINTING and Exterior. Airless Spray. modernization, etc. F'ree ALL CASH For your propert, WOODWORK a FLOORS Paper Hanging by Willis Roofing. Reasonable. Insured. Tile, Dormers, 3685.______Completely done over and Charlie, Barbara, Sue, David, WE ARE NOW TAKING pupils per teacher, FREE in- FIRST COME HOMft - APARTMENTS Estimate gladly given. M & M maintained by I^illoramo 646-5200 within 24 hours. Avoid Red I Schultz. Fully insured Free Estimates. CaU 6464010. Roofing.Residential or FAMILY OF FOUR Responsi­ 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 APPLICATIONS for Women tr<)ducfory lesson with this ad. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Ciommercial. 649-4291 Plumbing & Heating. 6492871 ble people need house or Construction Company. Brand Joanne'and Kevin. Call 6 4 ^ 0 6 , or 646-3549. 6 6 7-3 6 4 3 references. 649-4343. 6465747. cylinder, 2 door hardtop, to work in Sausage Processing Corp. 6460131. FIRST SERVED BASIS aOIL duplex to rent. Under $300. showroom condition. $2100. new paint job. $1300. 6469508, Room. Apply in person at Call 643-1753. Please call 6491378. or 6498229. Manchester Packing Com­ SELLING your house? Call us I INVITATION TO BID pany. 349 Wetherell Street. □ REAL ESTATE first and we’ll make you a Town of Bolton — Reconstruction of Mohegan Trail and ★ cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Iroquois Trail. Sealed bids will be received until 2 P.M. on MANCHESTER BY OWNER- 45 PART TIME LUBE person 23 Realtor, 643-1577. Articlaa tor Sale 41 Boala-Aceaaaorlaa Apartmania For Rant 53 July 31. 1979 in the Bolton Selectmen's Office, 222 Bolton needed to work 8 hours on Homee For Sale Custom Built Duplex. Brick ^turday lubricating trucks front. Aluminum siding. 3 MAY WE BUY your home? . Call 643-2711 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT Center Rd., Bolton. Ct. 06040. Bid forms and specifications BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot PAINTERS A-FRAMES, must be picked up at the Selectman's Office. and trailers. Experience bedrooms each. Large ()uick, fair, all cash and nd I ask for Tma or Joe CENTER CONSOLE- With RESPONSIBLE frontage main highway. fireplaced living rooms. 30 ft. ladders. Hahn mower, elec­ Henry P. Ryba, necessary. For appointment Excellent 8 Room House, plus problem. Call Warren E. | 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. ROOMMATE WANTED on call 688-7579. finished Rec Room with bar. 2 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. tric edger. large tool chest, Trailer, anchor, compass, CB. busline. Excellent area. First Selectman several buildings. Zoned car garage. Large enclo^ tools ate saws. 6490923. Commercial. Owner financing built in 40 gallon gas Unk. Available August 1st. CaU 643- s m ______— MEDICAL LABORATORY yaref and garden, with extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has 0496. after 6 p.m. available. Frank Mott, greenhouse. “OPEN HOUSE" Houaahold Goods 40 PIO.NEER STEREO HOUSEWIVES ASSISTANT wanted for Doc­ SJie H eratb new bottom paint, ate is in Broker, 643-5658, SYSTEM- SX 700T Receiver LEGAL NOTICE tor’s Office. 9 to 5 daily. Saturday, 11 to 6, 247 Oak REFRIGERATORS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING water. Bougnt larger boat. MANCHESTER TOWN OF ANDOVER Microscopic work necessary. Street, 6460071. 48 x21 "xl4" Wooden cabinet $5,000 complete. 7467668 FURNISHED - Two Room Ef­ WATERFRONT year-round Washers / Ranges, used, Bell drive turntable 2 Resume to: 64 Strawberry guaranteed and clean. New ficiency. All utilities. (Juiel I have a Tax Warrant to collect taxes for the Town of An­ Lane, Manchester. home and summer resort all VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 Kenwood 24 " cabinet dover on the 1 October 1978 Grand List, at the rate of 59 in one. 7 room maintenance shipment damaged, G.E & location. $200 plus security. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 speakers $450 8714)388. or CaU 646-0758 alter 6 p.m. mills. Taxes in the amount of $50 or less are due in full in Ju­ free Ranch. Located on an FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices, 643-6086 AnOquaa 4$ MECHANIC - SCHOOL fireplaces, large Family B.D. Pearl i Son, 649 Main ly. The 1st quarterly installment of property taxes on the 1 BUSES • Experienced. Own exclusive private section of Room. Very luxurious Earn Extra Money Street, 643-2171. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT October 1978 Grand List are due and payable 1 July 1979. Coventry Lake. Attractive throughout! Call R. Zimmer, MOVING- 3 Piece Living WANTED Antique furniture, tools, Apply: Coventry School financing available. R. - Second floor Newly Buses, &uth Street, Coven­ J.D, Real Estate for details. 41 Room Set. with wood frames, glass, pewter, oil paintings or Payments made after 1 August 1979 are subject to a late Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Articlaa lor Sale 41 Ardelat for Sale other antique items. R decorated. Stove, charge of 1% per month on the late installment, from the due try. Call 742-8808. 646-1980, or 647-1139. matching Coffee Table & End refrigerator, disposall. Rear 646-1980 or 647-1139. Custom made draperies, slip­ Tables Excellent condition! Harrison. 6468709. date, or a minimum of $2.00. Payments may be made by covers and upholstery. Budget WRINGER WASHING porch. Heat. Parking for 2 FRYER / DELIVERY MAN- MANCHESTER BY OWNER- TO ILET h M EDICINE CaU 528-2370 Also Stereo Con­ cars. Limited basement mail oral the Town Office Building which open 9:00 a.m. to 4 COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 term s Arranged,anged. Call 2 8 9^1 MACHINE- complete set of sole with bar With Your Own Nights, 12 a.m. to 9 a.m. App­ Low $60s. Immaculate full CABINET. Good condition. p.m. Monday through Friday. The Tax Collector is also in the or 646-1000. cut and weld torches, storage. Married couple only. ly Bess East Donuts, 150 ROOMS, 1st floor family dormered 3 bedroom Cape. 2 Suitable for cottage or boat. 45 office Monday and Friday evenings 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. room with fireplace, 4 driftwood. 4 truck rims and Wanted to Buy No children or pels. Lease. (lenter Street, Manchester. full baths, wall to wall carpet Please call 6466540. AIR CONDITIONER- 6000 Security deposit required. Charlotte L. Neal generous sized bedrooms, 2 ONE YEAR OLD RUST riding lawn mower. 6463218. BTU. Kelvinator. $50 Also throughout. Dishwasher and PLAID Colonial Wing Back $300 monthly. 6495073. Tax Collector PRINTING COMPANY Mi baths, central air, 2 car no wax Hoor, eat in size RAINBOW VACUUM with 21X21 K-Mart Fan $15 646 garage, waixouc nasement, Convertible Couch, Converts ELECTROLUX VACUUM 4622 before Thursday noon Town of Andover DESIRES Press Operator kitchen, huge rec room with to Double Bed. $150. 871-0388, deep cleaning Power Nozzle. T H R E E ROOM Part Time Job! 1^,500. Group I, Philbrick with Power Nozxle, in good Connecticut familiar with Multi & A.B. wood stove option. All newly Like new! Please call 646 a p a r t m e n t • With heat. U Agency. 646-4200, or 643-6088. condiUon. CaU 646312$. 055-6 ______Dick Equipment. Full and redecorated. Call 649-0854. 3125. FIVE PIECE BEDROOM hot water, stove, refrigerator, part time. Telephone 528-9420. SET- Recliner Chair. 1900 WANTED Movii» Into an carpet. $225. Adults only. No TWO PIECE SECTIONAL OLDER SINK

ACROSS (abbr.) Answer to Previous Puzzle ^ A K i 6 Status _____ FRAMK ui ERNIE'S Dear Abby □ □ CD 0 m m u r g n S T H I N K SHR'S I Bad covtr 7 Atop 3 1 0 V [B 6 Adventure 8 English derby h U J u 3 A L R fl TO O SMhuL T a I I Beariike town UIJ n i ] ■ f \ N T [D A fl CNIIOREN'S WEAR By Abigail Van Buren n A 0 Y j 13 Lisfome 9 Snow vehicles u u u 1 L 2 s R E ? A 1 14 Employees 10 Article of faith WEAR PtAiP. D T L E □ T D 1 77 18 Slacken 12 Manor 16 Action 0 8 0 n L 1 s . 0 o | 13 Alley C U 8 A 17 Oolong 8 R E 8 L n 18 Snaky letter 8 T t [ i R 1 N M 19 Knob a S! 5 I t 21 Tipped t DEAR ABBY: I can undenUnd the adopted child’a desire 20 Land of tha 1E X U □ \m _ 22 Flower [ a ? 1 [ c n r to know who hia “real" parents w6re. I'm surd that almost Midnight Sun s 24 High pointed i 0 A f i u 0 m D □ □ □ every person who sets out to find his “real” parents 23 Time zone l A hill n n n e T 1 (abbr.) IX m ThM U -l-tf imaginea that he or she is the product of a beautiful, 25 Island off □ □ □ 0 E R 24 Waiter’s 1 1 □ □ a n e itn tv NC* me.tuiwoutMO'' impetuous love affair between a couple who were forced by Mozambique Prltcl!la’a Pop — Ed 8u!!!van reward circumstances to psrt. 26 School organi­ 27 Of it 36 Hardens 47 Oiipitched Such is not t|ways the case. A child can be born as a result I KEEP eOlNG UP ^ WELL.VOU CAN ONLV 29 Thick skulled zation (abbr.) 36 lOU's so Fiddling of lust, greed,' fear, intimidation, blackmail, rape and a 31 Aggregate 28 Adversary 39 Poetess emperor ANPPOWN WITH THIS ITS PfSOOURAGiNG.' GET BETTER FROM SOU'VE BOnOWEPOLir; 30 Navy ship number of other ugly situations. Abortions were not always PIET OF MINE.' 35 Cook in an Lowell 51 Margarine HEREON,BERNARP.' oven prefix (abbr.) VACATION SPEW Ym , tv«n a Dramatic Discount on a possible, and if they were, many would have refused. V, 41 Limbs 52 Spill over Before a person starts searching for his “roots," I suggest 36 Tibetan guide 32 Use 7 1 42 Greek colony 64 Porcine home RENT ANY CAR IN OUR FLEET hard to gat 79 DODQE CHALLENGER he or she ask this question: Would I be more or less happy if 37 Settled experimentally 643*5135 24 HOUR TOWMO 43 Lawful 56 Baseball my real mother were to say to me, "1 don’t know who your 40Taxus 33 Mock 41 Sesame plant 34 Authoritative 45 More up-to- player Mel equipped with 5 ep. trans., AM-FM radlOi 260° co 4 father was. You were conceived in a brothel and he had $5." $ i n o 44 Degrade rule date I U w Unlimited Mileage cyl. eng., basic package, 2 tone paint #9220. Orlg. Or, “1 got drunk one night and found out later that 1 was 46 Burdens pregnant. When I told the boy, he took off and I never saw 48 Unplayed golf List $7616. 1 2 3 4 5 a 7 9 1 10 PONTIAC FIHEBIRDS, M O W l] l E R S / him again." hqle GRANDPRIX, LEMANS, Or, “ Your father forced my car off the road one dark 49 Baseballer t1 12 13 SUNBIRDS S TOYOTAS night." Slaughter 14 IS Some Air Conditioned & AM-FM Radio Equipped Or, “ I was an Army nurse in World War II and your father 53 Eat 11SC[NTISSr..MANCHKHR.CONN..rhon*A43-5l3S • was a superior officer and 1 was afraid to report the attack." T 55 Newsman 19 18 *6919 Thomas OFFER GOOD THRU SEPT. 4, 1979 Who would want to be the product of an affair between DELIVERED 57 Ball club 20 |21 Fuel, Taxet t Inauranca Not Included a the Jewish girl in Holocaust and the prison guard who 58 Music buff's 3 promised to keep her young Jewish husband alive in return Captafn Easy — Crook* A Lawranc* purchase 24 25 26 29 LYNCH MOTORS, INC. for her favors? 59 Like seawater ML FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY 29 30 32 33 34 341 CENTER ST. I think someone should point out that these mothers YOU LANPEP in n e w YORK WHAT SORT OF TWANrV£7UTO : ARE YOU WHAT yOUU BE 60 Cavalry unit MANCHESTER.CONN. CONTROLLED AUTO SODY REPAIRS 1979 ASPEN WAGON might well be protecting their illegitimate children from JU6T IN TIMB.EASy; THERE'5 A^SISNMENT. FINP A RUNAWAY SERIOUS, n u r s in o is a 35 further pain by disclosing the circumktances of their concep­ AH UR6ENT COMFIDBMTIAL ^ CHIEF? TBBN-A6E HEIRE99 ' s u H ? m S m iUlON DOLLAR ■e 6 4 6 r 4 3 2 1 on all makot... equipment Incl. 4 sp. overdrive trane., P.S., vinyl ABBIBMMBMT I W#NT YOU HAMED FLOSSY ; lO N U RSe- ORDER! PONT TELL ME I DOWN 37 38 39 « tion. TOCAKHy CUT'. MAIP! YOU'VE NEVER HEARP ' Hi seats, r/w def„ del. wheel covers, radial tires, 225 SPEAKING FOR MYSELF OF THE FOLLETT 1 Campus area 41 42 6 cyl. engine. Stk #9237. Orlg, List $5605. FLAMBRACE 2 Persuade F LOAN and RENTAL CARS 46 .. 60 51 52 DEAR ABBY: Our son has been going with the same girl COtaPANYi 3 Phrase of un­ II 3 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale I Available by Appointment... | for the last four years. They met in college and have been derstanding (2 S3 54 55 56 going steady ever since. We have met her and like her very wds.) 57 BANK HEPOSSESSIONS FORD PINTO - 1973 much. 4 Actress 56 FOR -SALE • 1975 Oldsmobile Hatchback Good running con­ Christian They are planning to marry this November. Although we 59 90 Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, dition. stick shift. 30 mpg.. *5132 5 Expiosive STAN OZMEK, Manager live in the same city as the girl's parents, we have never met needs body work $1500; 1974 $275 Call 646-5808. DELIVERED them. I know of no reason for this except that neither side |M(WSF*FIN(NT|RFfllSI ASSN I Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive 301-315 CENTEII ST„ MANCHESTER . 4 $4,000, 1973 Buick La Sabre COMET 2 DOOR - Thrifty 6 1978 CHRYSLER CORP. CARS has ever taken the initiative. $1200; 197,3 F ord C ou ntry cylinder, automatic transmis­ Is there any rule regarding which set of parents is Sedan Station Wagon $795; sion, power steering, bucket SAMPLE BUY: supposed to invite the other first? If the parents of the boy ie*OTb.NtA_ineTIIWaa^Hi.FsL Win at bridge 1970 Chevrolet Malibu $500; seats. Sharp. $1995. Suburban Equip, with auto, trans., pow. steer., pow brakes, are supposed to make the first move, when and how do we 1970 Chrvsler New Yorker Motors, Route 83, alr-cond„ radio, vinyl top, body side molding, go about it? Allay Oop — Dava Qraua $500 The'above may be seen Manchester. 649-2076. Open 9 HIS FOLKS at the Savings Bank of to 9. deluxe wheel covers. Stk #P-814 OOPfS \V*5,EYBRY- ru . WHBZE TM 60NNA a.. I DO N'T TH IN K NO PROBLEM / ...TONtSKT fTfe Manchester, Main Street, DEAR FOLKS: It's y.ar move. Telepiwae Ibe girl's LOAOEOXTHINa WE AR£>lOy I7RYTBETUS I c a n t a k e / THERE, ALLEY.' ( L0TCVER / WELL, WE Manchester. COLT 1977 C O U PE - Sunshine Auto( For Sale I I Truckt lor Sale 62 pareats aad tell them ksw happy yoa aad your hnsbaad are a V jP ^ lH A P HSCMPl FELLAS SOME nsH ANOTHER Newt W E A T E A U V PRurr AND ( c a n t lET ‘ CM PDR PINNER. OF VEGETABLE \ THE VBSETABIES^ CEREAL-. \ ITGO TD vellow. 4 cylinder, 4 speed. sbaat the eagsgcmeat. Thca iavite theai to Joia yoa as soon OZAtYBTiV LEFTOVERS. LAST N l & n i / right,P X ? ( WASTE 1 Coup stands test of time Beautiful, Must be seen. 1968 CUTLASS- Good condi­ DODGE 1978 1/2 TON as possible for huch, dinner, cocktsils, tea or whichever la $2995. Bank terms arranged. * * 1 966 LINCOLN tion. AM-FM 8 track. Asking PICKUP - Power steering, 3995 ■ataally coaveBicat. that inland resort. It isn’t a CONTINENTAL- 42,000 Suburban Motors. Route 83, $725 or best offer. Call 871-2688 AM/FM radio and other DELIVERED Manchester. 649-2076. extras. Excellent condition. complicated play since all it miles. Excellent for parts or anytime. ‘ Includes freight A dealer prep. DEAR ABBY: My daughter thinks she knows everything. NORTH 7-25 involves is ducking an ad­ restoration. $350 or best offer. Low mileage. Call 568-4597. LINCOLN 1977 - TOWN CAR. She says that if children have the same lather but different * K 9 6 verse king when you hold Call 872-0000 after 6;00 p.m. 1970 MALIBU SPORT 6 - » 974 ace-jack small of the suit Magnificent, full power. Automatic transmission, CHEVROLET 1977 C20- 6 mothers, they are half-sisters and brothers. But if they have $5895. Term s-trades. Subur­ cylinder. 3 speed. Power the same mother and different fathers they are stepsisters « J 10 9 5 led. power steering, air, some South has a classic Bath ban Motors. Route 83, body rot. High m ileage but in steering. AM-F'M. Like new. and brothers. A 10 7 3 CHURCHES of MANCHESTER coup hand. He lets West hold Manchester, Talcottville town $4195. Terms arranged. 1 say that when children have the same mother but dif­ WEST EAST 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Needs excellent condition. $150.00. 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER, 643 2791 the first trick with his king of line. 649-2076. Trades welcom ed. Suburban ferent fathers or the same father but different mothers they 4J752 AQ83 some work. $600. Call 649-2103. 649-9943 alter 5 p.m. t »T t ]f In 4 0P(I(«0IID»T IHUtSOIr 'BiO I'&'.IIUBOI* Ib'FX hearts. West may lead a Motors, Route 83, are considered half-sisters and brothers. AKQ 10 63 »85 second heart. In that case 1979 B L A Z E R - 4500 m iles. Manchester, 649-2076, And stepchildren are simply "adopted" children. Please biWCaixtMWaguiPaOW * K2 4 763 $9000, or best offer. Call 643- 4J4 408652 South scares his jack. West straighten this out since we are having some very loud may shift to a spade. In that 4302, ask for Don. 1973 DODGE WINDOW VAN 64 Cempars-Trellers Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productiona 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 Motorcyclea-BIcycles 64 Motorcyclaa-BIcyclae 84 Uotorcyclas-BIcycles arguments about it. SOUTH case South can get three B 300- Maxiwagon. 12 Mobile Homes______65 cylinder, automatic transmis­ PROVING A POINT 4 A 10 4 spade tricks. West can lead 1964 FORD GALAXIE - Call Trucks lor Sale 62 passengers. Automatic. ... a a /o i 'l l s e t » A J 2 647-1686 alter 5 I’ M, sion. power steering and Power steering. Power "69" COX POP UP CAMPER- a club which will give South brakes. Asking $1875. Call 649- 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1977 K A W A S A K I KZ-400. 1973 HOND A 250 D IR T B IK E - DEAR PROVING: StepchUdrea are the childrea of oae's you THOUGHT * AQ84 CHEVY 1/2 TON C-10 brakes. Air. 228-9^4. Sleeps 5. Very good condition. , T H E T E R M . three club tricks, or he may 1378. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, Excellent condition. Matching Asking $350. Call 647-9188. lus many accessories. $695 or haabaad or wile by a previaaa aarriage. HaU-tistors aad 4 AK9 sacrifice his king of dia­ PICKUP-Standard 6 cylinder. Shoe! Fairing. Luggage rack. *FAST-FOOP*, CHEVROLET 1973 IMPALA- 6 foot 6" stepside, with cap. Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 1007c stock and in excellent &est offer. 649-9206 after 6; 00 baU-bretbcrs are sisters sad brothers throagh eae parent Vulnerable: North-South monds. shape. $4500. 7<2-8786. $1250. Phone 643-7438 a fter 5 HAD SOMETHING 2 Door Hardtop. Nice. 8 $700. A fter 5 p.m. 649-3423. p.m. only. Dealer: South In any event, once South PM. Cempera-Trellera T O D O W ITH lets West hold the first trick cylinder. Automatic transmis­ MOTORCYCLE Mobile Homes 65 sion. Power steering. Factory 1977 CHEVY 3/4- TON INSURANCE- Lowest Rates 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT 1970 16 FT. YELLOWSTONE RESTAURANTS West North East South West is doomed. South is COMET MERCURY TAN - 750- Kerker headers. KNN 10 SPEEED MOTOBECANE Gattiag aarriad? Wbethar yaa want a laraal ckarth AND 2NT Air. Good solid transporta­ 1973 - Low m ileage, 24,000. PICKUP. 16,000 miles, Available! Immediate Bin­ TRAVEL TRAILER - Self sure of three notrump and filters. Oil cooler. Much NOMAD- 2 years old. Great 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- contained, one owner, wadding ar a alapla da-yaar-awn-tkiag caraaaay, gat Pass 3 NT Pass Pass may well find a way to make tion, $1095. Hurry on this one! Good condition. Retired. One excellent condition. Frolic ding. Sunny D ay Option. Call condition! Many extras! $100. Very good condition. Many Suburban Motors. Route 83, camper. Sleeps 4. $5500. 228- Joan, at Clarke Insurance m ore! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 excellent condition. Asking Abby’s now baaidat, “Haw to Hava a U valy Waddiag." Pass an overtrick. owner. 6 new tires. $1800. 289- p.m. Call 643-1823, extras! Call 633^890. Manchester, 649-2076. 2413 afternoons and evenings. 0084. Agency, 643-1126. 11600. 649-6064. Sand f l aad a laag, staapad 128 caato) aaU-addraatad Now, see what happens if aavaltpa to Abby: 122 Laaky Drtva, Bevariy HOIa, CaBI. South takes the first heart. Opening lead; 4FK He can bring home the bacon if he plays the ace and another diamond right away, but of course, winda i ' By Oswald Jacoby up with egg on his face if Aatrograph and Alan Sontag Tha Bom Loaor — Art Sanaom East holds the diamond king. Or he can get to dum­ Today, however, you'll not take Some years ago in discuss­ my, lose the diamond finesse any chances with an Important ing the Bath coup, we made goal. You'll attack in an orga­ and still wind up with his the mistake of referring to qibur nized manner. contract if the defense slips. Bath as a seaside resort in ‘K r t h d a y CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN, j Don't forget to be philosophical England. It is a resort, but as well as practical in your not on the ocean as many /For a copy of JACO BY M O - July 1179 dealings today. This combina­ readers pointed out to us. ERN, send SI to: "Win I The play goes way back to This coming year you will tion will steer you through Bridge," care of this newspa­ have ample opportunities to neatly. whist and apparently was per, P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily buUd a more solid financial AQUARIUS (Jan. 29-Feb. 19) first used by vacationers in Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.1 base, as well as to accumulate Take time to evaluate your items for your material ware* assets today. Much to your bouse. Exploit them fully. surprise, you'll discover you LEO (July 2*Aug. 22) The good have a lot more going for you Heathcliff — George Gataly things in life still appeal to you. than you thought. but today you will let practical­ PISCES (Feb. 29-March 29) ity and common sense take You're an asset in any situation precedence over those luxuri­ that calls for team effort today, because you pull your weight VET ous goodies you're normally WInthrop — Dick Cavalll drawn to. Find out more of what without hindering the forward lies ahead for you in the year progress of others. following your birthday by ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) You 0 sending for your copy of Astro- don't always have the patience PID-70UKNCW a t i h e r a t e I'LL BET THE 6WIMMIN<5^ Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each to fuss with detail work, but THAT'^ENICE O F S E V E R A L INSTRUCTORS ARE to Astro-Graph. P.O. Box 489, today you do. Take advantage »SfNKlN© INT5 I N C H E S of this. Get those neglected VVORKINS-OVe?TbV\E. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. THE SEA. A V E A R " ? ctA4%u ifoi nnA * Be sure to specify birth time. chores out of the way. 4/0081 Stock #9X018, XR-7 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You TAURUS (AprN 29-May 20) It T are at your best today when Isn't that you don't want to be *3671 you take charge of what needs friendly today, it's just that you 1979 LINCOLN to get done. U se your initiative. are looking to spend your time *1671 productively even when social­ 1979 CO UGAR 2 DOOR TOWN COUPE Don't take a J>ack seat to Demonstrator Loader with equiptment. izing. You'll walk away from Demonstrator, Loaded anyone else. LIST PRICE $9,170.00 UBRA (Sept. 23*Oet. 23) Better Idle chatter. LIST PRICE $16,070.00 find a corner you can call your GEMINI (May 21-June 29) Al­ SALE PRICE $7499.00 SAVINGS! own today. Noisy people or though you're generally not SAVINGS! SALE PRICE $12,399.00 hectic activities will annoy you. much of a homebody, today the You need solitude to recharge domestic scene will appeal to pof < fm u yourself. you. Center your activities SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The around the family and their friends you'll feel most at ease needs. Short RIbt — Frank Hill stock I9M024 with tr^ay are those who share CANCER (June 21-July 22) stock #9X033 XR-7 the sam e practical Interests Mental work is easy (or you WWATfe F O R C H O W , ALBATROSS STUFFED I V O tT UNPBRSTAND you do. Other types will offer today. It would be a good time SWIULBELLVJ’ WITH SEA URCHINS HOW CVBRV8 0 P V S O T you little. to catch up on your corre­ ANP B4RNACL&--— ' SEASICK ON SUCH A *1791 spondence, do paperwork or 1979 M ARQ U IS SAQtnARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. SOUP------T . - - 1 0 C A L M O A V . 1979 CO UGAR STATION WAGON h ) Usually you go after things organize any clutter. Demonstrator, very good equiptment *1591 (NCW8PAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) with a come-what-may attitude. LIST PRICE $8894.00 Demonstrator, Nice Equipment LIST PRICE $8176.00 Bgrry** World — Jim Berry SALE PRICE $7393.00 SAVINGS! SAVINGS! SALE PRICE $6475.00 OH,THE rePIOSITV A $ L ie H T R B R A ^r OF IT/ILL.' WILL PRODUCE A 7 WELCtaME RESPITE FROM. 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"VERY SORRY! 'Teeing o ff of Great Wall Is 7 - 2 ^ FORBIDDEN." 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-513.5 7-ZS. jMPTV #EAT$f^ _____ si7>a)A& “ We never should have, given, this job to an ex-stock market anOlystl” DoePtr.F TWKNTV - EVENINGJoins HERALD, Wed, Notables July 25, 1979. Listed m ‘Who’s^ VWho w T l in • ' theml I East T ' 9 prove, but Koch didn’t have to pay to spaniel boasts the following received an invitation last July night. "I saw a local politician in So Edie got into the book, posh NEW YORK (Ul’I) - Eilie the dog telling him he and his wife, Arlene, there I didn’t think deserved to be Upper. East Side Manhattan address be entered in the book, published by “professional" credentials: Marquis Who’s Who of Chicago, has been immortalized among the 38, had been chosen from a select listed because he hadn’t done much and all. An A.B. from V assar; post which also publishes "Who’s Who in ' ranks of President Jimmy Carter, group and could be listed if their for the community. So we decided to "If my dog can get in, who knows People/food graduate study at the Sorbonne in America.” Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Paris; assistant account supervisor application was approved. The cost: try it.” who can use it for whatever Burger and Henry Kissinger in the The Kayatts completed the two- profitable purpose they might want So Edie has a reason to wag her for a New York advertising agency; $46. tail. And if any of her canine com­ latest edition of "Who's Who in the So the Kayatts decided to test the page application, filling in Edie’s to,” Kayatt said. advertising manager for a major panions in Manhattan don't believe East." toiletries company and editor of Our screening procedures of the political affiliation: Democrat; her The company could not be reached Sandwiched between an 81-year-old definitive directory. professional associations; for comment on its screening her, she has a signed certificate to Russian emigre investment Town, a New York biweekly prove it. It reads: newspaper. “I always had the feeling that Americans for Democratic Action, procedures. counselor and a New York lawyer on anyone who wanted to could get into Manhattan ASPCA, and the Adver­ “In the original solicitation they “ ... Edith S. Kayatt is a subject of page 419 of the 17th edition of the Edie started on the road to respec­ a biographical record in Who’s Who tability when her owner, Edward those books," Kayatt said Monday tising Wonyen of America, and her said they were going to be running thick red book. Edith Sutphen club memberships: Sierra Club and biographies of (Supreme Court Chief in the East, Seventeenth Edition, Kayatt, 56, publisher of Our Town, 1979-1980, inclusion in which is Kayatt. a 2-vear-old part cocker the New York Women’s Press ClOb. Justice) Warren Burger, (New York Kayatt said he and his wife— she is City Mayor Ed) Koch, and others,” limited to those individuals who have the real editor of Our Town — con­ he said, “and I’m sure these people demonstrated outstanding achieve­ SALMON AND cocted all of Edie’s qualifications. don’t pay $46 to get in.” ment in their own fields of endeavor Does the River Hide Gold "Apparently, they didn’t do any Kayatt said he checked with and who have, thereby, contributed checking with all those places,” Koch’s office and was told the mayor significantly to the betterment of Scrapped by Jewelry Plant? Kayatt said. was sent a copy of his brief bio to ap­ contemporary society.” «VEGETABIES, ATTLEBORO. Mass. (UPI) - Is An Attleboro nolice officer who Still, Balfour lawyer Henry Gold-1 there or is there not gold in them lhar helped oust the Calciones and other man is quick to say the company! waters'’ suspected “prospectors” from the owns anything found near the plant | For more than 50 years, the Ten river area, said he just can’t believe “whatever it is, old tires, gold, Mile River has snaked through the anyone would go to the river unless whatever.” property of C.G. Balfour Co., a there was gold in it. Supply Low B.D. PEARL & SO jewelry-making firm that in 1965 was "1 would have to believe that there is, if those guys are willing to do FARMINGTON (UPI) - Universi-1 estimated to hold one of the largest ty of Connecticut doctors are seeking! stocks of non-government gold in the what they're doing, " said the adults with diagnosed cases ofl country. policeman, who asked not to be iden­ DOLLAR DAYS SUPER SPECIALS shingies to donate blood used to treat 1 Back in the 1950s, when gold cost tified. One man who worked at the children with leukemia and other I Our greatest gift from the sea. deleetahle etiimecl sal­ S35 an ounce, workers remember forms of cancer who have been| IS.7cu.ft. NOJROST Refrigerator gold fragments covered the com­ Balfour company during the 1950s exposed to chicken pox. mon combines with natures hoimtilnl lianest oi \egt- pany's floor and glistened in its gar­ recalled that when he stamped rings Dr. Arnold Altman, a pediatric! bage cans, waste from ring-making out of gold, "there wasn’t anybody tfibles in a varietv' of taste-tempting and mitrilions dislies. counting the blanks except you.” hematologist and children's cancerl IN operations. specialist at UConn's Health Center.f He said the excess gold was 4.32 cu. ft. WHITE And there are stories of workers said Monday the area’s supply of! Like v egetables, canned salmon is \ allied tor its high who would mess up a ring and instead trimmed from the rings with a band Freezer plasma extracted from the blood of! of letting a supervisor notice their saw. The surplus went onto the floor. nutritional content. An excellent somee ol complete pio- patients with shingles is dangerously] *399 mistake, would throw the misshapen "What they would do at the time OTHER DECORATOR COLORS. low. tein, this choice seafood provides beneficial ;imoimts ol slug out of the window and watch the was they swept it up and put it in the The substance is called "ZIP” —I yellow sparkle settle to the bottom of rubbish,” he said. calcium, pbospborns and iodine, as well as \ itamins ami A Balfour official scoffs at the idea short for zoster immune plasma.! Meat .... f * '" ' f ■' the river. Shingles, known as herpes zoster, is a I ONE DOLLAR D and those from the important B group. Beeanse the lal The cheap prices of gold have dis­ of there being gold in the river. Keeper ADDITIONAL COST painful skin rash. Shingles and! appeared — and with them Balfour's “We have no reason to believe content in canned salmon is the polyunsaturated t\pe. it chicken pox are caused by the sam e] careless methods. there’s anything valuable in that is recommended for those on low cholesterol diets. But brothers LeRoy and Louis river,” said vice president Timothy virus. e.E. DISHWASHEK Altman said antibodies in zip will! Calcione of Johnston, R.L, have been Suliivan. protect children with leukemia or! BUILT-IN f - ^ 4 seen a lot lately wading in the river, Nonetheless, Balfour has gone to Of the five varieties of salmon which are eaimed. other forms of cancer from chicken Adjustable occasionally pocketing something Superior Court to get an order stop­ I DISHWASHER pox, which can be fatal in those] Shelves choose the choice Red or Soekeye salmon when eoloi is from out of the river. ping the non-prospecting. And it has $ 2 8 9 cases. Four other men have been reported gotten the state Conservation Com­ INITALLA’nON important as in salads and apjX'tizers. When mixed with Aitman said about 10 to 20 units of] using some kind of pump to suck up mission to say the men need permis­ ZIP is normally kept at the state] other ingredients in casseroles, soups and sandw ieh fillings, the muck from the river bottom sion from Balfour before prospecting headquarters of the American Red] where gold, heavier than almost any in the Ten Mile River. the less exix’iisixe Pink or Cduim salmon is ideal. Cross in Farmington. He said the] other material on earth, would have In its court papers, Balfour alleged, "there may be precious supply was down to two units, Rolls Out settled. Altman asked that any adults with j fliE H H U n iL on Wheels The Calciones say they aren't metals in the river bed which are SALMON-VEGETABLE PAELLA 0 a diagnosed case of shingles contact j "■A *'■' prospecting, they're interested in the property of Balfour" ADDITIONAL 1 can f7-3’4 oz.) salmon 1 cup Mce the Health Center at 674-2221 and] Automatic HURRY SALE 2 cups chicken broth ecology and are just cleaning up But the company maintains the 1 clove garlic, minced SSfvV- to- . j'' talk of gold is just that — taik. arrange to donate blood. ENDS AU6 1st OTHER DISHWASHERS 1 4 teaspoon each. salt, thyme and maijoran’ debris. Icemaker 3 4 cup capped onion 1 medium zucchini, shced 1 2 cup sliced celery Available -PROD UCT 1 3 cup chopped green omon 1 cup frozen peas Grated Parmesan cheese -a At Extra Cost MAY NOT n PRICED I 4 pound mushrooms, sliced EXACTLY AS FROM ILLUSTRATED $200 1,4 cup butter Dr*in salmon reserving liquid Break salmon into chunks with a lork Saute celery green omon and mushrooms m butter Add rice, reserved salmon liquid. mas Bring to a boil. Cover and cook over low heal 10 minutes. Add zucchini and peas and cock 10 ' ' ♦ ■ - LOOK rmriutes longer. Add salmon and heal 5 minutes Sprinkle with grated Paniesan cheese Serves B.D. & SON CASSi:i) S.ALMOS A.VO .tfJ.DU.l Of VECiJ.UU.KS arc jmrlnvrol PEARL ill a flaiorfiil adaiitalinii of /laclla. Sercc the Imlii meal-hi-aDc ciilrvc iiilli a "SERVICE IS OUR BEST PRODUCT" est Urceii salail nail rni.ilii French hrenri 649 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 643-2 I 7 1 SALMON SALAD PLATTER DANISH SALMON SANDWICHES Chill salmon. Cook asparagus in boiling, salted water just until tender REGISTEBEiU' 1 can (15-1/2 oz.) salmon 1 4 cup mayonnaise crisp. Drain. Combine oil. lemon juice-, seasoning salt and pepper. Pour 1 pound fresh asparagus 1 4 teaspoon tarragon Check LICENSED over asparagus. Marinate in refrigerator 1 hour. Drain, reserving Designers & 1 4 teaspoon dill weed or 1 package '8 oz.) frozen Chopped parsley 1 can (7-3/4 oz.) salmon Oram and flake salmon Combine flaked salmon, celery, green onion, marinade For dressing, combine marinade with sour cream, mayon­ Our OPTICIANS 6 slices whole wheat biead asparagus Salad greens Qua Illy 2 tablespoons chopped celery mayonnaise lemon juice, sail, pepper and dill weed. Trim crusts naise and tarragon. Place in dish and sprinkle with parsley, Oram Butter 2 tablespoons salad oil Tomato wedges, Eyewear by 2 tablespoons chopped green from bread Spread with butter Place a leaf of bib lettuce on each salmon and break into chunks with a fork. Arrange salmon and aspar­ Low Bib lettuce 1-112 tablespoons lemon juice quartered hard-cooked THE HEAT IS ON onion bread slice Overlap cucumber and radish slices on each sandwich. agus on platter lined with crisp greens. Garnish with wedges of Thinly sliced cucumber 1 4 teaspoon seasoning salt egg. pimienlo strips, Prices 2 tablespoons m? .nnaise Mound salmon muture m center. Garnish with parsley sprigs. Makes tomato and hard-cooked egg, pimiento strips, radish roses and ripe Thinly sliced radishes Dash pepper radish roses and 2 teaspoons lemon )uice 6 sandwiches olives. Serve dressing on the side. Serves 4. TO MARK ’EM DOWN AND Iruo: OPTICAL CENTERS Dash of salt and pepper Parsley sprigs l;2 cup dairy sour cream ripe olives MOVE ’EM OUT ion ^ HAmrORO ■ MANCHESTER HARTFORD ' ___ I MANCHESTER WINDSOR 190 Farminoton Ayr 942 Main St 144 Broid St Tel. 728-5982 OPfii 4e 1)1 Pr iiPi N Tel. 646-3781 TeL 683-0541 Man fn Ifmn Yif 9 ' t>Pt N MON s iJj'ircAl tJ» Pf •.*/ trruHi rui Your noiQhbor’s kitchon ClOStO WtD______s o r r s By BETTY RYDER IT'S THE LAW NOW ENTIRE STOCK The Federal Trade Commission has ruled that those who examine eyes must give the patient a copy of ONE LOT OF SUMMER SUITS their prescription at no additional charge. The patient is in no way obligated to purchase glasses from the SUMMER & examiner. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUT. WE THIHH YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID. refrigerator for coating to adhere *59 to *99 Icom e to Arthur’s and Chock oor Volues and Vast Solocfion of Foihionobl* Quolify Eyawaar. Traveling to Japan is a wonderful The ordinary meal consists of boiled FALL experience, but you don’t have to rice with several side dishes, attrac­ better Brown in hot deep fat 375 degrees. make the trip to enjoy Japanese tively arranged. Vegetables are often -NONE HIGHER PRICE INCLUDES FRAMES AND LENSES Use a bland vegetable oil. Drain on prepared with rice, providing con­ cuisine. paper towels. -INCLUDES HAGGAR Tempura and Sukiyaki are trast in color, texture and flavor. ^rved sliced. Either plain or with V2 PRICE available in many area restaurant Here is a recipe for Crispy Duck -REG TO 165°° with chopsticks or without. But the which may be served with rice and a sauce of your choice such as sweet SINGLE VISION real devotee of Japanese food will try vegetables. and sour or orange. Serve 4. Another delicious dish is Curried her hand at CYispy Duck or Curried C rispy Duck Pork. 1 ready-to-cook duck, about 4 Pork. To accompany the meal serve Curried Pork pounds 1 tablespoon oil for frying Japanese sake (rice wine). The Hz teaspoon sugar Hz teaspoon salt SPORTCOATS SLACKS »29.95 amber-colored, slightly viscous 2 teaspoons soy sauce teaspoon grated fresh ginger NO HIDDEN CHARGES FOR OVERSIZE Your reputation will soar with these with an accompaniment of fluffy rice liquid was once the most popular 1 tablespoon salt ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK YOUR CHOICE GLASS OR PLASTIC 1 pound pork, sliced Vi by 1 by Vi- creations of Crispy Duck, above, or and crisp vegetables these dishes are a drink in Japan. Today, however, 1 tablespoon sherry wine more than 70 percent of the Japanese inch thick Curried Pork pictured below. Served luscious delight. 1 clove garlic, smashed and peeled 2900 5900 people drink beer, 10 percent liquor 2 sliced fresh ginger. Vs inch thick 1 rib of celery, sliced Vi-inch 20 to 50% and 5 percent sake. Still, sake 2 green onions, chopped 1 large green pepper, sliced Vi-inch GLASS BIFOCALS enhances local dishes and is served Chinese parsley (fresh coriander thick strips lengthwise REG TO 90°° KIRK at important, at home, meals. Gravy: 1 6 B V 6 S ) 2 teaspoons curry powder Sake is brewed with rice and rice 2 eggs, beaten slightly diluted with OFF___ malt. In the ancient days, the wine 1- Vi tablespoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons water Vi teaspoon 5-spices (available in SHORT SLEEVE was not refined. It was taken in the Cracker or fine bread crumbs AM20 milky white unrefined state. It was Oriental Food stores) LARGE GROUP 39.95 Flour 1 teaspoon lemon juice ° /Only recently that the amber-colored ALL Ft 25 m/m 65 mm Staitdard BLink Oil for deep-fat frying SHIRTS ■* refined wine became popular. Wash and dry off duck with paper Vi teaspoon sugar The alcohol content of Japanese towels. Mix sugar, soy sauce, salt, 2- Vi cups pork or chicken stock TIES SWIMWEAR Dash of MSG (optional) REG TO 7.50 wine is about 32 proof. It has a slight­ sherry wine, and pat on duck — inside ly sweet, rich flavor. The wine is and outside. Place garlic, ginger, Measure gravy ingredients and set 20-50% poured into small tokuri or tokkuri aside. green onions arid Chinese parsley in­ PLASTIC BIFOCALS Heat wok on high heat. Add oil. 20% holding about 2Vi cups and heated by side cavity.- Slosh around and add salt. Add pork placing the small bottle in a pan of Place duck in shallow bowl and 4.50 & 5.50 INCLUDING JANTZEN with ginger. Toss-fiy for 3 to 4 OFF hot water. This is called kan. The steam until tender about 1-1.2 hours flavor and taste is enhanced by by putting on a rack over boiling minutes until meat is whitish. Add heating it in this way. The aroma of water in wok. Cover wok. Add more celery, onion and green pepper. Toss- 49.95 warmed wine is templing even to fry briefly. SALE DATES JULY 2 6 .2 7 .2 8 ♦Ft 25 m m 65 inm St.iiulard Bl.ink boiling water as necessary. Remove persons who do not care for it. garlic and ginger. Place duck on Mix in gravy ingredients. Stir to Slightly salty foods go best with platter to cool. Bones may . be blend well. When M ling point has Japanese wine. This is why Mshimi carefully removed, if desired. Cut been reached lower heat and simmer 10 minutes. If too thick, dilute with ROSALYN (sliced raw fish), broiled fish and diick in half along upper back bone. hryT o f t \ DUKE more stock or water. Serve hot B m . fW mariiiated dishes are served in small Dip in flour, egg and in cracker Man'* Waar lEANS-WORK WEAR dishes. crumbs. Press more crumbs over steamed rice with this curried pork. Boy* and Scouting OTHER STYLES AT SUPER SAVINGS Rice is the staple food in Japan. duck and chill for 2 hours in Serves 4. Main St., Downtown Rockville, CT 06066 • Preicnption tangtpla-.lic - AOOiphere .lBOcvl; bifocal lejment tan« *100 to *300 only. f “ 1 Zahner’s 1 SOME STYLES LIMITED. CLEAR LENSES ONLY. Telephone: (203) 872-7349 Sale endi Aug. 4tli No olher diKoonll apply. N“' IVP0»*P'''“l ,\______!. EVENING HERALD. Wed.. July 25, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 25, 1979 Personal Safety Tips from a Former Holdupman Stretching Beef Budget going to come out of the prison in 1968, he worked in NEW YORK (UPI) - would be a lot fewer stuff about having good speaker for the alarm un­ there now.” Most people can insure der the eaves outside. Johnson believes such woodwork. Instead, we a California rehabilitation cook 1 hour longer or until 8 ounces medium egg Ray Johnson became a assaults on women.’’ locks,” he says. They are beef pot roast their safety with the "Neighbbrhoods should neighborhood awareness ought to get the ante program for youthful A tender, well-seasoned 1 cup finely chopped meat is tender. Transfer noodles, cooked crime prevention consul­ He says one of the necessary, but he has found simplest measures, he get together to watch out groups as Eye Watch can down.” offenders. He subsequently pot roast,goes a long way onion (about 1 large) meat to platter; keep Paprika tant after spending 25 simplest measures is the that too often the good lock says. for ea^ other. make a significant con­ Another factor helped joined a project in which toward stretching the beet Vi cup pickle liquid warm. Remove In large skillet, melt 2 years in jail for armed obvious choice of walking will be on a hollow core "If the average citizen “In San Diego’s Mission tribution to curbing crime; curb the trouble in San former holdup men helped budget. It’s a perfect ap­ (drained from sweet cheesecloth. Skim off any tablespoons butter. Add robbery. He has some will go home and pretend down a well lighted street door. Beach area, there was a lot Some of his views are Diego, he said. develop a robbery preven­ proach to using relatively cucumber pickle slices) surface fat. onions and saute over definite thoughts pn how in­ he has lost the keys to the instead of a darkened one Or, he said, a family will of vandalism and some highly controversial. He is “In one area, they took tion program. A group of inexpensive cuts of beef — 1 (23% ounce) can'beef Stir together flour and medium heat until tender. dividuals can protect house and look for ways to late at night. have good locks on exterior burglaries. The people, in a upset by many authorities’ videotapes into the schools the Southland Corp.’s 7-' as well as more costly ones cold water until smooth. In bowl, combine % cup themselves and their get in, he’ll be surpris^ at “A woman comes home doors but never think to broth sense, formed a com­ recommendations that and showed the kids what Eleven stores participated — without losing 1 tablespoon dark com Mix into pan liquids. Cook of sauteed onion, bread homes. with the groceries. She un­ have a dead bolt on the in­ what he finds. Then just fix mittee, and agreed they senior citizens avoid the consequences of van­ in that program and John­ tenderness or flavor. over medium heat until crumbs, beef, egg. Vs cup Mostly, Johnson says, locks the door and goes to , side of a bedroom door syrup those things — the unlocked would call the.police, they resisting muggers and dalism and muggings son is now a security con­ A Siottstek or Royal Pot mixture thickens and boils. of the chopped pickle, it’s a matter of taking a the kitchen to leave them which he calls ,” the last 1 (2 ounce) can flat door or window, the bolt would take license plate carry enough money to were; that people really sultant for Southland. Roast is prepared from a anchovy fillets, drained Season to taste with salt milk, salt, Worcestershire few precautions. on the table. When she line of defense.” that needs replacing. . numbers. They were not avoid angering attackers. got hurt. I think we ought Swedish recipe. It’s unique and pepper. and pepper. Mix well. Chill First, the statistics: In “If women would just comes back to lock it, she Alarms are fine, and chopped being critical of law en­ “I’m not sure about to have a curriculum in flavor comes from dark Serve pickle gravy with 30 minutes for easier SO percent of auto thefts, finds her purse gone. All provided someone can hear 1 large bay leaf look in the back seat of forcement, it was just that telling people not to fight elementary schools like More than 800 species of corn syrup,, sweet pot roast. This kitchen- handling. Reserve keys were left in the igni­ their cars before they get she’s really got to do is say, them. A family will install 1 teaspoon whole pepper­ they had to take some com­ back and as for paying that.” fish make the Gulf of Cali­ cucumber pickles and remaining onion mixture tion. In 20 to 30 percent of T m going to lock the door an alarm system to go off fornia one of North Ameri­ corns tested recipe makes 8 ser­ in and if they would lock mon action. I understand tribute, if you are going to When Johnson, 52, of San pickle liquid. 1 cup chopped sweet vings. for sour cream sauce. residential burglaries, the doors when they leave as soon as I come in.’ inside the house. Johnson ca’s richest tishine arounds. For a Swedish touch, recommends hanging a they have a lot less trouble bow down to them, they’re Diego, was paroled from cucumber pickle slices Dilled Swidish Shape meat mixture into doors were left unlocked. the car or are in it, there "Then, you hear a lot of serve the roast with boiled 1/3 cup flour M eatballs 1 Vz-inch balls. Roll in flour. B W B IM M B |^p iS h o p Couponp* i®®®M I*l|SlopsShop Coupon|® potatoes, vegetables and g, Shop Coup^P^ M18| M15| 1/3 cup cold water Wilh Noodles In same skillet, melt ■■■■■•siopjLShopCoiip^' With this coupon and a 57.50 purchase. an applesauce with vanilla With Hus coupon and a $7 50 ptzchaae With tim coupon and a $7 50 purchase salt and pepper 5 tabespoons butter or rem aining butter. 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Cover and K $ l cups) tion of a recent survey of ' 1 Spogh^ I g^ncepacli package 6 ounce can changing mealtime habits. ilOi 14% ounce can _ STOPS SHOP cieamclKe$« S r-r*> A A 1/'^/'% A IL AM iW The study was com­ STOP&SHO Regular „„ or STOP & SHOP — Safest Energy Sources— ...... JANET WERFEL missioned by a new York CREAM _ Mold Ice Cream for Desserts MARGARET NORRIS City-based magazine. It 1__ ! FRENCH FRIES " Cut S LEMONADE Regular PARSIPPANY, N.J. (UPI) — Natural gas, nuclear fis­ showed 35 minutes was the CHEESE 3 exjnee package _ 5 Good Sun July 22 ■ Sal. 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Special Order Cakes States' population lives. look sensational but are ac­ 1 quart pistachio ice His conclusion is based on a recent study by the Cana­ Only 17 percent of those Our first mold. Triple nish with whipped cream Wedding Caket A Specialty tually easily assembled, a Color Treat, starts with cream, softened piped through a fluted dian Atomic Energy Control Board assessing the safety surveyed said they spent Double your saivings at Stop & Shop with very good project for those vanilla ice cream pressed I'/z pints rasp b erry pastry tube and gumdrop of current and proposed energy systems from the mining an hour or more on that who are in favor of the do- to the bottom and sides of a sherbet, softened roses and leaves. Freeze of the fuel or production of basic raw materials through chore. Vz cup whipping cream 7B9 lytAIN STREET it-in-advance school. bundt cake pan. After up to 1 hour. Remove from generation of electricity at the power plant and disposal 7 4 2 - 6 6 0 6 COVENTRY. CONN Seven out of 10 said they You might use heirloom freezing, layer pistachio 1 tablespoon confec­ freezer 15 minutes before of resultant wastes. used a convenience food — DouUe ManuSacturer’s Coupons German molds if you're ice cream against the tioners' sugar Few drops serving for ease in cutting. mainly canned. Does not apply to Cigarettes. Milk. Beer or items Prohibited by Law. lucky enough to have an­ creamy white shell. Freeze green food color. Nearly one in five said L i m i t Cne Instant and One Regular ColfeeCoupon per Family. Good thru Sal. July 28, tiques. However, others again, then fill the center Place 9-cup biindt cake s m SfAinS TODAY AND GOOD 1NRU TUEl, JULY 31 she did not plan ahead. pan in freezer for 30 Half said they just grab * * [Slop & Shop Couponj t ^|Slop i Shop Couponj^ will serve the purpose very with berry-red raspberry M24 minutes. 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Freeze until firm. with two or three con­ fruit and brandy extract. them women — was con­ By the Spoon sherbet into pan, ducted during a two-week trasting kinds of ice cream It's pretty as well as tas^y. piece 1MH231 and dr sh erb ^.T ^t think filling to top. Freeze DRUG period in March this year several hours or overnight. »EHOVESE by the Wilkerson Co. of Rath Bacon Sliced To unmold, press hot damp A REAL DRUG STORE Hiiladelphia for Ladies' With this coiccr _ With this cojOct towel closely around pan Home Journal magazine. It Rath Meat Wieners W iil.le a n d until ice cream softens covered 19 major markets, Cooked Ham ■ S w e d O slightly and loosens; un­ ranging in size from Cold Cuts . •SavelO’ ■ 27V4ozcanmakes8qts mold onto chilled serving Raleigh, N.C., to New York ! Heinz 24oz jar ■ HAWAIIAN PUNC plate. Return to freezer. City, and stretching from I KOSHER DILLor The Elderly Whip cream, sugar and San Diego to Boston. comer deli Great 'cods a» lb POWDERED DRINKS food color until stiff. Pip STOREWIDl SAVINGS! Mrs, Patricia Tregellas, ______siced and packed to order* ■ POLISH SPEARS Red, Grape or Lemonade So meary SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) chologist said. “It seemed through a fluted pastry POLAROID S> 10 LAND H IM the magazine's vice presi­ A « ta M at ttozm with MrvK* Fresh Turkey Drum sticks 6 9 c — A little wine is just what almost as though the elder­ tube around bottom of dent ami director of com­ 1M H212 All white rneat the doctor should order for ly were treated as a cake. Freeze up to 1 hour. POLAROID SX-70 munications, reported its Fresh Turkey C utlets 2.6a IStop & Shop Coupon separate group from the IVORY S O A P findings at a workshop of IHam }- healthy senior citizens in Remove from freezer 15 CM W'tH cotoo^ the food industry’s annual HormelF«99' need of a physical perking rest of mankind” minutes before serving for Fresh lasly-good up, a Massachusetts psy­ He introduced wine to a ease in cutting. ■ 4 P K . KODAK PR-IO HUM convention in Dallas. She control group of 40 men jn said they contradict some i S a v e l S chologist says. ■ 48 ounce jar th eir 70s at Cushing "Plioiiv" Spum oni Mole r a i s o i M i sat widely held beliefs about CarandoPepperoni 2.99 >Beef Bottioiii ^ I 32 ounce jar Dr. Robert Kastenbaum, Ib superintenden of Cushing Hospital to study its social 8 to 10 servings American eating habits. 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It brought back leaves if desired day before they were sur­ Place a 7-cup mold in said in an interview. memories, it gave them a veyed. 6’' l ^ i u i d S G rocery* MH215 Concerned about the sense of community. For freezer for 30 minutes. Mrs. Tregellas said a lot Sold in Press chocolate ice cream ' Enough lor a crowd' ^ 9 ■ ■ ISlopyShop Coupo^ quantity of “mood drugs" the first time they became /VOW A M M O M I* I /vow of eating out occurs at fast /\pprox. 31b. chub Ho StriiMingl . leg. •Contains not more With this coupoh used in nursing homes and a solid group." on bottom and sides of food establishments, “but Gelatins 2 1 Wrth Ih s COLPOn O/Vi Y: MkAMTtlO I 0/Vi Y- than 26% fat. geriatric hospitals. As the experiment chilled mold, forming a un­ EA. FOR 694 most of it is considered Cheese Pizza . ' 1.99 •iiSlifl M Beef Kastenbaum in the 1960s expanded to other parts of iform shell. Return to snacking.’ Only 4 percent freezer until ice cream is began researching the the hospital, Kastenbaum HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDSI HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDSI said they had lunch at a VsJrozen meat Ready to cook 2 pound pkg. 9 ounce package effects of wine on the noticed other changes: firm. Soften vanilla ice fast food spot yesterday; 2 elderly. “The families started cream in a large bowl. percent dinner. And Countryfine MACARONI______^4 ^_ 1 TASTE OSEAt Gently fold in almonds, POND'S CREAM & COCOA M MVE M l* s m i d d d e e n “It seemed strange to visiting more often. The breakfast didn’t even hit “White Gem" | & CHEESE STOPS shop! HADDOCK DINNER use drugs to relax old peo- staff actually began to coconut, fruit and extract. BUUPR 7 oz. SPRAY or 4 oz. PUMP. .reg. 1.29. 9 9 . ! the chart on our study.” F a t t i e s pie. I thought if I wanted to spend their lunch breaks Spoon into center of mold. The favorite snack, the 2'/2-3lb. pkg. lb 8 01. LOT or 15 oz. BATH. .reg. 1.69™ 110-4 ounces* Frozen* Freeze several hours or .. COPPERTONE ■ 8 oz. survey showed, was sweet: change my mood. I'd take with the patients, whose in- ' patties White Gem" overnight. To unmold. cookies or cake, followed Slop 4 Shop Coupon a drink. So. why couldn't dividual personalities had OIL or LOTION...... reg. 2 .99... f 2 . 7 9 , . '/ lb. box __ C hicken B reast Split 2 . -31b. pkg 1 . 0 9 . 2 2 With this coupon an older person? " the psy- began to come out more. „re g . ) .4 9 m! by fruit or chips. With this couoon SACTME - 4.5 oz. Meat Loaf 2.99 PRO HAIR Shampoo Most food shopping and F re s h P o rk S p a re RibSbarbe^u'SSllce^roii 1 . 4 9 p SURE ROLL ON - 2.5 oz., or ComfifkMier meal preparation is still iSaweSO' iSaweSO € women’s work, even when 'sseafood Besl bir/s of the week' Boneless Blade Steak i 6.4 ounce tube Tomatoes Help Barbecues i 1.5 ounce bottle or SPRAY 4 ox. 4 oz. the women hold outside Beet sr ! AQUA FRESH How timely tomatoes 2 tablespoons red wine and turning frequently. Reg. or Unscent. 30tf off label reg. 1.89...... 1 . 2 9 reg. 1.79.?# 1 .4 9 f„*fZ2.49 jobs, Mrs. Tregellas said. Chuck ^2.1 a produce BAN ROLL-ON BAKBKCUKI) “There’s been a lot of Fresh H addock can be' vinegar Nutniious buys from DEODORANT I TOOTHPASTE When most of us are in In 3-quart saucepan, SPAKKRIBS HEALTH 81 BEAUTY AIDSI noise about men becoming GlV iI Si.” fascinated with cooking, the worlds best growning areas! the midst of outdoor melt margarine over Place ribs bone side COSMETICS! AROUND THE HOUSE! F U e t s _J Grocery* 1MH216 barbecuing, these red medium heat. Add onion down on grill over low b u t... we found that only 2 Bakeorfry-delicious! lovelies are at their and garlic. Cook 5 minutes coals. Grill about 20 , 1*' SUPER "G" percent of the dinner Calif. JEAN NATS REfRlSHIHG DUO preparation was done by a Fresh Cod Steaks ' 1.49. With (tvs coupon tastiest. or until tender. Add minutes. Turn meaty side After Bath Splash and Soap...... reg. 3 .2 5 ...... 23 S ize' This summer add a tomatoes, Worcestershire down and grill about 5 RUBBER GLOVES . reg. 794 6 6 ' husband on his own.” Fresh Mackerel Dressed .29- special treat to your sauce, salt, chili powder minutes or until nicely Ninety-four percent of Fresh T urto t Fillets M .99. jS aw elO /liiS siveS ai MAXI BIUSH...... reg. 2.25.. the women said they do the '^ea backyard barbecued and mustard. Stirring oc­ browned. eg ■ P8 ounce/Minro boxhnv S OTTr'nunt hriY chicken, spareribs or pork casionally, bring to boil. Turn meaty side up and ASSORTED SPONGES , § 7 7 ' majority of the shopping. chops by basting with a Boil gently 20 minutes. grill about 20 minutes MAXI RKH SHADOWS Only one in 25 men said he I BIT-O-HONEY reg. 1.9 0 ..... DOUBLE HIBACHI w as h is h o u se h o ld ’s homemade Iresh-tomato Add corn syrup and longer. Brush with sauce. .3 Fresh ■ CANDIES 40 count barbecue sauce. vinegar. Boil gently 10 10" I 20"...... primary shopper. FREE Basting occasionally, i or Oh HENRY 16 count MAXI GUANO NAIL tHAMH 6.616 Despite high prices, the 110 or126 Color Print Film California minutes longer. Store grill without turning 20 to reg. 1.30..i KRESll.TOMVm McGRAW EDISOH .zo4 study found beef still the Thompson I BAKBKU K S\lCK sauce tightly covered in 30 minutes longer or until refrigerator. (Sauce will thoroughly cooked. Before favorite dinner main 2 tablespoons corn-oil ..reg. . ., 20" 2 SPEED FAN. 1 9 . 9 9 stop & Shop Sandwich or thicken as it cools.) serving, brush sauce on MAXI LIPSTICKS. 2 10 course in 20 percent of the margarine FILM Fresh Green New Zealand I Local Bl-Colored Brush on chicken, both sides of ribs and broil AROuicTHeiwgsei households, followed by 1 cup coarsely chopped COSMETICSI dUsunim erloiig! spareribs or pork chops 2 to 3 minutes on each side. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK poultry 15 percent, ham or F t a n k S u r t We'H g lN tw u a tree 20 exposure roll oC'Our Oxm" Beans K h^FIndt ISwcctOwii onion during last part of cooking. BARBEtUKI) PORK Call your local stores for hours. pork 10 percent, and pasta 2 cloves garlic, minced 110 or 126 color print t Hm every time you brtrn In Exotic This kitchen-tested recipe CHOI’S iAREALj . n JRCI M il M 9 percent. any brand of color print lilm lor procassirta Offer 2 p o u n d s tom atoes, OUR POLICY I'l H( N4SIS k good through Saturday. September 29.1979. treat makes about 3 cups. Another speaker, Try one. peeled and coarsely Place chops on grill over I DRUG I BARKKCl Kl) CIIICKKN The products we advediti.' a>e re­ Rowena Hubbard, of San low coals. Grill 30 minutes, chopped quired to be available for sale at ihe Francisco, said other re­ •2 '°'6 9 ^ ' I 1 . 0 Place chicken on grill turning occasionally. STORE GENOVESE DRUG price advertised. It for any reason 2 tablespoons the Item advemsed >s not avdil.ible. cent research suggests over low coals. Grill 25 During last 20 minutes of an Item of similar value w ill be Worcestershire sauce ofteied or a ram check w ill be given pasta’s rise to prominence iMllMdlCMO minutes, turning oc- cooking, brush with sauce, lor the merchandise. Thank you. 2 teaspoons salt cassionally. During the last basting and turning 25 MAIN ST. L HARTFORD, CONN. reflects concern with infla­ 1 teaspoon chili powder 20 minutes of cooking, frequently. tion and a need to cut costs. 1 teaspoon dry mustard Not t.ipomtbl. lor typoB.ipeicjl trrorl S ill. la. .ddltioiul whirl ippllubli. We riierve the 'If hi 10 limit the u l. of any it.m to 2 p«. thopptrti l.m lly. brush with sauce, basting Some picture* a k lor cHiUn purpoiti only «nd do not repreient H im i on me. Siie Uemi not— ‘— *“*' 1/4 cup dark corn syrup WVEWNG HERALD. Wed.. July 25. IC T - PAGE ’rWENTY-FlVE Knees. As you do this, be tighten up your abdominal exercises that could be This is another way people PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - EVENINO HERALD. Wed., July 25, 1979 DEAR READER - I’m many calories he eats and sure to contract the lower muscles, bwause I don't used to help reduce the with back trouble can also afraid It’s true that women how many he uses. That’s abdominal muscles. This know about the status of girth. help to strengthen their ab­ do tend to gain at the time why I like to see a sensible dominal muscles. way you don’t have any your recovery. You might discuss this Fish is for All Seasons of the menopause and diet combined with a sensi­ If you’re permitted to do jerky leverage against the ble exercise program to However, I am sending with your family doctor thereafter, but that doesn’t who is familiar with your leg lift exercises, which sp in e o r abdominal lose fat. you The Health Letter Today’s housewife has at baked or, for a change, mushroom soup, Vi cup water to make 1 cup. Melt mean that you have to. Of surgery. At the very least. are the ones that work for muscles while working the 2 tablespoons butter or course, having recently Walking two miles a day, number 3-7, Girth Control: lower muscles that con­ her heck and call a large with a variety of sauces. cooked peas and Vi cup Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Avoiding The Big Middle. I’m sure that he will agree the lower abdomen, you margarine; blend in 2 had abdominal surgery and for a woman of your tribute to the ‘Tower pot.” variety of fresh fish and Here is a fish recipe and slivered toasted almonds. Other readers who want that you can lie on your might lie on your back, tablespoons flour. Add the not having been able to do weight, uses less than 120 Try to increase your shellfish from New some recipes for savory Heat well. Makes about 2Vi DEAR DR. LAMB-Is it pounds. this issue can send 50 cents back and voluntarily con­ bend your knees as you England waters so that cooking water mixture; any abdominal exercises calories, but if you multip­ walking. Take advantage sauces guaranteed to perk cups. necessary for middle-agMl I had a gall bladder with a long, stamped, self- tracts your abdominal draw your heels toward the every meal can be a new stir until smooth and since then would cause you ly those times 365 days a of every opportunity you up menus. Lemon-Butter Sauce: women to get big stomachs operation five months ago. addressed envelope for it. muscles, tower and upper. buttocks, at the same time eating adventure. There thickened. Add 2 teaspoons difficulty in keeping your year, that’s equivalent to have to be physically ac- Flounder-Fillets, Combine and mix well Vi and all out of shape? I am I walk about two miles a Contracting and relaxing, lifting your knees up so you are as many ways to lemon juice, 1 teaspoon waist measurements down. the calories in 12 pounds of Send your request to me in tive.'It’s the accumulation New England-Style cup melted butter or 50 years old and have day, but I’m afraid to try contracting and relaxing are literally shortening the each grated lemon peel and I’m pleased to see that fat a year. care of this newspaper, of repeated submaxlmal prepare seafood as there Vi cup water margarine, 2 tablespoons begun to notice how women any othei^ exercise. I have will work the abdominal lengtti of your legs. Then grated onion, Vi teaspoon you realize that whether a I’m reluctant to tell you P.O. Box 1551, Radio City exercises that helps to use are species, and as an Vi cup tomato juice lemon juice, 1 teaspoon my age look. I am 5 foot 3 h^red women gain weight Station, New York, NY muscles without putting push your feet up and out added bonus, fish is minced onion and a dash salt, few grains pepper, 1 person has excess fat should start doing ab­ as you straighten you caolories during the day. Vi cup butter or and weigh 130 pounds. I am during and after the dominal exercises to 10019. This issue includes them under excess load. nutritious and low in margarine Tabasco. tablespoon each fresh small boned and think I'm menopause. Is this true? depends upon both how calories — a fine way to Cucumber, Dill and chopped dill and capers, 1 package (8 oz.) herb- about 15 pounds MANUFACTURER’S COUPON have a feast and cater to Caper Sauce: Cook 1 cup and the cooked cucumbers. overweight. I have been seasoned stuffing mix Heat to serving your family’s health at the diced, seeded cucumber in trying but it seems im­ With TM t VahMble Coupon 1 cup chopped fresh raw temperature. Makes about CHUNK LT. IN OILORlAfATER | GENERAL MILLS ASSORTED PRINTS same time. hard-shell clams (quahogs) Vi cup water until tender possible to lose these Especially tempting is 2 cups. 8 fresh flounder fillets and clear. Drain, measure the ultra-fresh seafood Soft butter or margarine cooking water; add enough BUMBLE I GOLD MEDAL CORONET rushed from Ocean to table Combine water ahd [ Menus ] 25’ OFF by New England tomato juice; add Vi cup p m WITH LEMON 4 SUGAR BATH TISSUE fishermen. Few foods can butter; heat until butter is BEE TIHU I FUlUR ^ compare with the delicate melted. Add stuffing mix E ld e rly Menus which will be 5lb.4l!^ ^ % V flavor and texture of New and clams with their juice; UPTON 4 England cod, flounder or served July 30-Aug. 3 at bag I 4 C Q mix well. Spread stuffing pollock fresh out of water. Mayfair and Westhill " ' 4 9 ^ ' , „ i These fish are usually run­ on 4 fillets; top with PEOPLE ARE Gardens to Manchester ICED TEA MIX D U 5S O D remaining fillets; tie ning good this time of year lesidents over 60 are as I ■ 240Z.C0NT. s I SSSei'SSS"'”^ ! 3SS»S.'K!S,"‘"nS securely with white string. ! Uml! On* Coupon P*f Fsmlly a July 22^. « n t i a j i l VllldJul,2a-a,WT«______c m so you can count on their (ollows: I Vsjid July 22^21.1^79 \ Place in shallow baking Monday: Baked beef being fresh. Look for some dish. Add just enough hot U O KIN G l hash, catsup, pickled superm arket prices of the lesser known Atlan­ water to barely cover bot­ beeU, buttered green peas, BEEF CHUCK STEAK & ROAST SALE tic species, too — ocean tom of dish. Bake at 400 2 chilled peaches, whole perch, whiting, mussels, degrees for 20 minutes or BEEF CHUCK-BONE-IN BEEF CHUCK-BONE-IN wheat bread, margarine, BOF BOUND-WHOLE Home economist, Demetria Taylor, developed and tested these recipes for fresh hake, cusk, ocean pout - until fish flakes readily © le lierald all delicious and most of skim milk, coffee or tea. ‘tssasss'sssr ' with a fork. Serve with them priced right. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ’Tuesday: Turkey Teraz- Cucumber, Dill and Caper First Cut i fish and shellfish from New England waters. These are just a zini, buttered lima beans, Center Cut $ BOTTOM Sauce. Makes 8 servings. sampling of the many tossed green salad with Whole S a u re s PHONE 643-2711 Italian dressing, chilled species of New England FO R ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AO ROUNDS seafoods which are Mushroom-Almond watermelon, French BLADE i BLADE : Sauce: Combine 1 can (10 available all year round. bread, margarine, skim CUSTOM 5 Try them simply broiled or Vz oz.) condensed cream of milk, coffee or tea. CUTINTO: $ Wednesday: Kielbasa, ISinpim cHars *1? STEAKS BonaiaaaSlaakt, STEAKS Roaals, Extra Laan baked beans, vegetable cenSTMCHOPS IT Beef Chuck-Boneless Shoulder Steaks 1 Beef Chuck-Semi-Bnis, Roasts or Steaks , ^ C h u c k ^ o n e le s s around Baaf or ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPAN(ES coleslaw, tapioca cream BaaflorStaw. T Summer Coolers OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND EVERY EVENING (SUNDAY T IL •) pudding, rye bread, London Broil 1^1 Underblade T«, I Shoulder r o a s t s margarine, skim milk, .rawnes DST *« A&P IS A POULTRY SHOP coffee or tea. DON'T MISS OUR MMU.MJIJ.I.J.UTOB Freah-U.Si} A lnsp«ct*d Fresh-U SD. A Inspected Chicken Parts Hot days call for remaining 4 cups water blend in electric blender. M e d iO Thursday: Baked Freah-U.SD.A Inspected Chicken Parts STORE SLICED $ 0 2 9 refreshing beverages. and % cup lemon juice. Pour into 8 tall glasses. chicken with gravy, rice AvaBaMt Wad. thru SaL-Fratn w-up------Your Choice! • Box-O-Chicken • ^ Y E R S lb. CONTAMS:3enEASTOTRa.3LEaOTRS, Those made with fresh Place 2 to 3 ice cubes and Arrange banana slices and pilaf, carrot and raisin •FRYERS Cararxto-SlortSllcad 3%to46e- 3l«KS.3WI«SAND38ETSOFQBLET8 fruit, fruit juices and 2 cucumber slices in each cherries on 8 long wooden salad, chilled pineapple • FRYERS COD $499 a r o a s t e r s GENOA SALAMI punch mixes are pleasing tall glass. Fill glasses with skewers for garnish. This Summer Savings chunks, cranberry sauce, • WHOLE Carando-Store SI Iced-Salami Mart0 WtUlWInaAIttcmd lemonade. This kitchen- kitchen-tested recipe PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES margarine, skim milk, •LEoam W w n>. thirst-quenchers. • b r e a s t QTR8. FRYERS ^ K V WHITE TORRINO it's fun to mix your own tested recipe makes 6 tall makes 8 servings. coffee or tea. FIUETS I • 2'Ato3lbs. g * — ■ FraWi-U&OAInqnclad _ _ t - M Fresh lemonades and other cool glasses. STRAWBERRY Friday: Baked haddock Fraz*n-eutirD«p*d-WtwitMMl-20(» I A 5 9 FfMh-USXIAIIIWMCMd YourCholeei lb. CHICKEN BREASTS I?, MACARONI SALAD concoctions, varying the TROPICAL COOLER LEMONADE filet, parsley lemon butter FISH STICKS BMLUANT & JCHICKEWLEQ8 ARRID Barbecue Grills! Domestic-Slicing 3 cups instant nonfat dry 5 scoops Hawaiian punch sauce, whipped potatoes, Fraim-Oatlw D«P«)-WM« MMt-BrHiiant | a m Hillshtre-Potska flavor to match the mood Kim'lAintX) MTO PROVOLONE CHEESE strawberry punch drink BATH SIZE EXTRA DRY of the occasion. milk crystals buttered spinach, spice FISH IN BATTER ” KAHN’S BACON KIELBASA Store Sliced Uz cups orange juice mix DIAL SOAP BEEF FRANKS 1” ColorUal-1 Ib.pkg. CUCUMBER LEMONADE a n t i-perspiraht cake, whole wheat bread, Cap’nJohn's-frozen 16 oz *129 AnnPsot(A&PBeconllbpkg-$129) Oscar Mayer (Beef Bologna 8 oz. pkg AMERICAN CHEESE 1 (18 ounce) can un­ 8 cups water Lawn Furniture! 1 cup sugar OUR margarine, Urtar sauce, HSH'N’CHIPS BOLOGNA X 89 CHICKEN FRANKS 5 cups water, divided sweetened pineapple juice 1 (6 ounce) can frozen REG. PRICED FOR CLEARANCE skim milk, coffee or tea. ^ SLICED BACON 1 cup fresh lemon juice, 1 cup mashed bananas lemonade concentrate, I 4-PACK 1.39 1.69 Hie menu is subject to divided Rind of 3 lemons, (about 3 medium bananas) thawed 5-02. gold, pink or white *1 5.6-02 Choice of many change. cut in strips 1 3 cup maraschino Ice cubes bars. ARMD many scented and un­ Ice cubes cherry syrup Whole strawberries and EXim scented formulas. 12 cucumber slices l ‘/4 cups water mint leaves for garnish iDRtte-l Facts 2 tablespoons honey In a large picther, com­ LAVORIS FABERGE MA’S-OLO FASHIONED VIVAITAUANDRE88INO Combine sugar, 1 cup 15.o30% f l a k e d COFFEE water and ‘'j cup lemon 2 medium bananas, bine drink mix and water, MOUTHWASH & ORGANICS stirring until drink mix is juice in medium saucepan. sliced GARGLE SHAMPOO OR About SEVEN SEAS Mix well. Place over low % cup red maraschino dissolved. Add lemonade EOLGER’S ROOT BEER CONDITIONER - heat. Stir to dissolve sugar. cherries concentrate. Blend well. OFF Stir instant crystals into Serve in tall ice-filled OUR E n o 'k l Bring to boil. Boil 2 OUR ORIQINAL PRICES minutes. Remove from organge juice. Combine glasses. Garnish with a OUR SALE PRICE ^ SALE Coffee ^ g allo n ' PRICE heat. with pineapple juice, strawberry and mint 24 plus 4 ounces FREE! Hurry In (or best.selection. Some Intermedi­ Nobody knows when the mashed bananas, cherry leaves. This kitchen-tested Bold, clean breath refresh­ Wheat germ oil & honey ate markdowns taken. Sorry, no rainchecks. first coffee break took Add lemon peel. Cover formulas. 15oz. size. and let stand 5 minutes. syrup, water and honey. recipe makes about 8 ser­ ment. place on Elarth. But the first coffee break on the 13* OFF LABEL-DETERGENT Remove lemon peel. Add Force through food mili or vings RAQOZZINO-ALL VARIETIES JAM LOVERS moon occurred just three MARGARINE-QUARTERS MEOIMART cuimr hours after the Initial CURAD ANUSM Strawberry ( m o Crab $ 1 3 9 ROOT M S m A B U manned lunar landing on Spaghetti A Public Service of this BANDAGE SUPPOSITORIES Blue POWDER U N D O fA D S Liquid =89* STRIPS July 20. 1969. newspaper&The Advertising Council Here are some more Sauce OUR OUR ^F ^b4ouR Bonnet REG 6 49 SALE PRICE REG 3 59 m W REG 1 19 down-to-earth facts about Ideal lor home pai-enis A m PAGE 60 C l. plastic or sneer 24-ct. Ralieves hemor­ 16-02 Baking powder coffee from the Inter­ SAW BRAND ouchiess bandages rhoidal PBln in minutes formula wilh deodorizing S o'l ihtch & waterproof s a w TOMATO PUREE OR action ■n regular and estra large national Coffee Associa­ srzes tion. DRINKS HELENA RUBINSTEIN Americans consume SHADOW PLUS EYE COLORS MATOES OMATO JUICE OR POWDER BLUSH 12.43 pounds of coffee per LEND capita each year; that iC o u r M SALE represents an average or 1 . ' puirnRS 2.06 cups ol coffee per per­ Assorted soft shades DRTROASnO SUGAR FREE son daily. At 27.73 pounds Blush beautifully m glow FT 5i! VEUMINTS annually, Sweden leads the AN mg fashion colors CASHEWS NABISCO COOKIES world in per-capita coffee FEMMINEPROTECTION-aaCT.PKQ. (20 OZ. i.59) RUG DEODORIZER EXTRA ABSORBENT |S9 consumption. EFFERDENT 5 -9 9 * The United States is the Stayfree eAggLoveMy HOC „ , $OS9’•“U®'' OUR REG 1 99 OUR REG 30* EA world’s leading coffee im­ We Make it Easy... DENTURE 7-02 Perfecf for parties' Spearmini. peppermint or Crackers VI ARM wintergreen flavor porter. Nearly 21 million CLEANSER TABLETS Mini Pads Carpet 5,S:U !f Diapers X & Butler ■ k To comparison shop - call ua for a price quota. bags of the beans are un­ |2 9 OUR We don’t want it for long. REG 1 9H loaded at the nation’s ports ★ To tranalar your praacriptlon— 60 cl Stronger against each year. Leading We do want it for life. For the life of some patient in a hospital "Our pharmacy will handle the dataila." slam s faster acting SWITZER UPTON suppliers of that coffee are here or in a nearby community. IICORKEOR lo w ai Brazil. Colombia, Mexico, ICED TEA MIX t r e e t a v e r n i t To charge It— use your Visa or Mastsr Charge. CHERRY STIX Angola, Ivory Coast, El ztv4E FAHU You see, it's more than your arm itself that's important to us. Salvador, Guatemala and AUPLAVORS-BREYER’S It’s what can come from your arm. 4 9 9 « 1 " Indonesia. CHEESE PIZZA OUR SALE PRfCE OUR REG 169 Coffee drinking is more That’s blood. Blood that can mean life to an infant, a student, a SAVE WITH THIS PRESCRIPTION A, delicious, chewy treat 4-02 Famous Upton flavor popular in the Northeast ^YOGURT m 5-02 bags without a lot of caiooea parent, a retiree. Or maybe all of them. than in any other region of ;$128 9 CO U PO N THRU AUGUST 25 the country. Sixty-three . 8 o z .; We’re not fussy wfiether it’s your right or left arm you prefer to SPECTROCIN percent of Northeastemers Z c o n ts .- ANY NEW PRESCRIPTION OR drink coffee, compared lend us. We’re looking for the arm that stretches out to hug peo­ ANTISEPnC »1 Breyer’s-AII Flavors 9 *1 6 9 OINTMENT with 59 percent of . TRANSFER, EXCEEXCEPT FROM PRESTO New York-Sharp-wii or coioted ICECREAM , Hall Gallon 1* ple back to health. You can help us find it. z L A W N A LU F AMOCO Southerners, 54 percent of ANOTHER |9 9 OUR 0 . FOAM NATES CHEDDAR « • “ 1Hendries . i2ci. Q Q * BAGS Westerners and 58 percent 2 REG Z69 RED. GREEN or BLUE-FROM CALIF. A&P-Qraled Cheese RED-RIPE-18LB.AVG. BLOOD...Let’s get it TOGETHER MEDI MART 1002 Size Aids healing, of Midwesterners. $ , 9 5 9 JUICE BARS protecls wounds & burns. 169 Il I'A \ T h e A m e rica n N atiunui R ed LntKH h, l . O F F . STORE ’The older you are, the • i\ i\ Hendrles-12 Cl. Pkg.-lee Cream l i | 0 9 W REQ 99* PARMESAN c,^t r ” I If you need a prescription refill, regardless where it ■ OURREG2.1S more likely you are to lum- - e A l Rugged plastic bags with 25 count 6-7/$’' plates A&P-Qrated-8 oz.cont. 0 0 SANDWICH TREATS T ■ was filled before... call Medi Mart. Our pharmacist ^||l»at«- $ ? 6 bushel capacity. 10-cl. for hot oreotd foods drink coffee. Coffee is 0 4 ■ wilt handle the details. Coupon good toward one RX ROMANO a parmesan ( B purchase only. Limit one coupon per family. Valid drunk by 83 percent of August 25,1979. Hood rama CH^E ORANGE JUICE D 7 9 Red Cross. ^l^^thru August; Americans 60 and older, 78 *2“ |yi.lttcl0n «a. h ‘ fe'fti ^.'.|j.ll.'.H=il.l.llld.t!l percent of those 30 to 59,53 ORANGE JUICE ^ Grand Prix-Cut O O * percent of those 20 to 29 White or Colored-American 1 4 0 9 CORN or PEAS o 9 FREE Color Film with and 12 percent of those 10 Coconuts I P ^to es Nectarines I Florida LyndenFarm-Shoestring A 9 4 The Good Neighbor. Every Roll We Process to 19. BORDEN S LIC E S '^ WILSON RAID Seventy-eight percent of POTATOES 3PACR HOUSES EVEREADV We'll give you a free roll of our all U.S. coffee is consumed TENNIS GARDEN 9 VOLT POLAROID SX70 new 110 or 126 20-exposure LAND HIM color print film, (made for us in at home, 12 percent at NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT BALLS SPRAY BAm RIES the U.S.A. by the 3M Company) work an(i 10 percent at M a w M M T 5 9 t itts!l0.5i OUR every time you bring in any 189 ^ 8 ^ 8 4 OUR REG. eating places. |9 9 5 6 * brand of color print fitiii^ for, cmT « a Ott Label-Laundry Detergant FRIDAY, JULY ■ OUR OURl REG 2.29 ■ M W REG 149 639 Breakfast accounts for 27 lo UOUR R FREG. 2.49 processing. Offer good thru TOOTHPASTE CIEAMMNSE Jarte Parker Bakery 3'pach of championship 13 5-02. For house insects. 2-pk. of long lasting Iransis- 10 beautiful quality Sept. 29,1979. 44 percent of all coffee con- AiwPaga SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH instant prints. balls & graden pests: sale around lorballeries. sumptipn. Of the ^ _ _ _ Fraah-HaavanlyUehl-Davaaw *ood CHEER 12:30 - 5:30 ______remainder, 23 percent is $139 /yNBELFlTOD A AO ELBOW drunk at other meals and •x$119 MAGARONI^'*^ 9 9 * Thin Ad Sponsored By 33 percent between meals. ■ CAKE Noz.pkg. VqM 16 oz. or Concenfrste 7 oz. MORIARTY ' As of the end of last year, Ann Page-Stuffed Thrown LIQQETrS the average retail price of PHARMACY HERITAGE SAVINGS BROTHERS CHARTER OAK MALL rarLL SHAMPOO 'f® c o ^ 9 9 * AND LOAN a pound of roasted coffee in Maximum 8trenath-40 ct. pkg tmuk Automatic Olahwatiwr Dalargant SMALL OLIVES 'j^r 79‘ m CLARKE SAVINGS BANK OF the United States was ANACIN TABLETS t® oidFa^on^^^idous ^ INSURANCE J.D. REAL ESTATE CO. MANCHESTER $2,36, amounting to two Heavy Duty Detergent ForBdry q q , DUNUTS « W® CASCADE »079 _____ AOENCY cents of the nation’s food SAIL LIQUID com REGAL MEN’S HOLMES/WATKINS 940 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD dollar. That compares with WET ONES pks v v Fresh Baked Bread- 2 0 oz. loaf A A * ^ wUhCHBSpaclal CHENEY BROS., SHOP FUNERAL HOMES average retail prices of INC. c o t t o iTs w a b s 89* OLYMPIC m e a l 6 9 A&P Auto Dishwasher jooz. $425 Pkik RtgMor Tipts $5.43 per pound in West Fr^hOlyn^cM^al-Sandwlch Germany. $4.24 per pound d e te r g e n t pKg I details at your local g e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD TEL. 569-4120 in Italy and $3.75 per pound FLEACOLLARS ..T * BREAD o.. r- tiw^ i in IMI nuanlllies and lo correci lypoyaphical atrota in France. t' KVENING HERAliD. Wed., July 25, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 35, 1979 PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JULY23 THROUGH SATURDAY. JULY28 f Social Security - : 3 ■ . . ■■ ' A Herbed Chicken Feast Q. I heard that Socially Security benefits were in-' ■4- creased recently. Can you top. Cook 50 to 60 minutes or until 1 can (8 oz.) tomato sauce Herbed Chieken tell me how much they tested done. Makes; 4 servings. 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt went up and when I'll get DOUBLE COUPON ■• ’ ■ '> \"F 1 tablespoon flour Microwave Oven WALDBAUM'S V« teaspoon garlic powder the raise in my monthly 2V^-3 pound broiler-fryer chicken Follow directions above except use check? small pieces of Reynolds Wrap to 1 tablespoon vinegar 2 tablespoons melted butter or Social Security shield drumsticks and wing tips. 1 tablespoon vegetable oil \ margarine Preheat oVen to 350°F. Shake flour benefits were increased by Close bag with rubber band, string or m a E f E N IE ^ C ^kL THIS WEEK 1 teaspoon thyme % in large size (14”x20") Brown-In 9.9 percent effective June 1 teaspoon rosemary Vklnch strip cut from open end of bag. Food M a rt Bag; place in 12x8x2-inch baking dis- 1979. This reflects the rise 'A teaspoon sage Micro-cook on half power setting, 25 . 4V h. Combine all ingredients in bag, in the cost-of-living over 2 small onions to 30 minutes, turning dish S A w l l i V S AT FOOD MART turn bag gently to mix. Qose bag the past y^ar. The increase 2 stalks celery periodically. Allow chicken to stand with twist tie; make 6 half-inch slits will be included in the Preheat oven to 325 °F. Shake flour 15 minutes before carving. in top. Cook 40 to 45 minutes or until Social Security checks for in regular size 10”xl6” ) Brown-In vegetables are tender. Makes; 6 to 8 June, which should be Bag; place in 12x8x2-inch baking dis- Ratatouille servings. delivered about July 3rd. h. Rinse and pat dry chicken. Brush 1 tablesppon flour Microwave Ovent Q. My wife died just a lit­ chicken with melted butter; sprinkle 2 cups cubed eggplant Follow directions above except tle over a month ago. A with seasonings. Slice 1 onion and 1 1 cup sliced zucchini close bag with rubber band, string or friend told me that my stalk celery; place in bag. Quarter 1 green pepper, cut in strips Vk-inch strip cut from open end of second onion and stalk celery; stuff children and I can get 2 tomatoes, peeled and cut in bag. Micro-cook on high power set­ DOUBLE REFUND ON MANUFACTURERS’ COUPONS inside chicken. Place chicken on top Social Security survivors eighths ting, 10 to 12 minutes, turning dish , ...... ______I ..._ ...Ill >4 <1. .. UI rv AfoliiA of vegtables in bag. Close bag with payments. Is he right? My manufacturers’ "Cents Off” coupons by buying the items and we will double the value stated 1 medium onion, cut in eighths periodically. twist tie; make 6 half-inch slits in uii'i. only worked 4 years. ^ ,-^fnnnei "nmih^ aopMes to manfifacturers’ coupons you clip from A. Survivors benefits can '^M PLE COUPON n^wsLoers and m a ^ lS e s o r S r retaHers' couporfs. The total double,cash savings may be made to a deceased SAVE worker's children and their SUPER MT. VERNON mother or father even if [ 5 0 * + 50* = EVERYDAY the worker had as little as I MANUFACTURERS' MATCHEO BY YOUR TOTAL SSSSSSHHS An Oyster SUMMER SAVINGS offir good thru Saturday, July 28,1979 only at the stores listed in this ad. mm IV^ years of work under CENTS OFF COUPON FOOD MART SAVINGS! ■d a i r y STO R ES! social security in the 3 L A Day ? M Y 2 8 tk years before death. BenefiLs dan be paid to un­ 244 BROAD 8T. 690 HARTFORD nn POST RD. PLAZA married children who are RT. 80 YERNON Oyster Fry MANCHESTER MAljCHE8T|^ under 18 (under 22 if full­ 1 pint oysters, fresh or time students! or who U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Vanity Fair frozen became disabled before 22 2 eggs GRADE AA and remain disabled. You 2 tablespoons evaporated COCA-COLA may be elgible for checks, Toilet Tissue f.-'S’S milk BUHER too. but the amount of your 2 PLY 1500 SHEETS ‘A teaspoon salt check could be affected by LONDON 1/3 cup flour J 6 OL your earnings. You can PRINTS 2 cups soda cracker apply at any Social Securi­ crumbs lb. ty Office. 1/3 cu p butter or Q. My husband has margarine BROIL 6 PAR Medicare coverage 1/3 cup cooking oil because he has permanent SHOULDER Thaw frozen oysters; Limit WOW! kidney failure. He's been drain! Beat together the getting dialysis treatments eggs, milk, and salt. Dip One m on an outpatient basis from CUCUMBER or ITALIAN oysters into egg mixture, a dialysis facility. It would Value TOPCO - ALL VARIETIES Ssi- then lightly into flour. Dip be much more conveniet if Ken's Salad into egg mixture again and he could dialyze at home. Gourmet A $ 4 6 OZ. roll in cracker crumbs. Let STATE LINE MOSER FAMS Dressings BOTTLE stand 5 to 10 minutes GRADE A LARGE Does Medicare cover home Dog Food ■ ■ before frying. Heat butter dialysis. A. Medicare medical in­ or margazine and oil in POTATO CHIPS U S D A CHOICE • BEEF large frypan over WHITE EOOS surance can help pay for home dialysis equipment LB. OREO Savory herbed chicken and ratatouille will please both family and guests. Easy to make moderate heat. Fry Boneless Blade Steak ♦2.09 oysters, turning once, 5 to 7 an all supplies needed to Green Giant perform home dialysis, — delicious to eat. minutes until lightly Sandwich browned. Makes 6 ser­ such as alcohol wipes, sterile drapes, rubber CORN vings. U S. GOVERNMENT U.S. GOVERNMENT gloves, forceps, scissors, 17 OZ. CAN WHOLE KERNEL 8 ^ OL and topical anesthetics. INSPECTED Cookies OR CREAM STYLE INSPECTED Dozen Medical insurance also 'CREAM ‘ASSORTED SWISS CREAM covers periodic support 12 OZ CAN WHOLE KERNEL NIBLETS Perdue Grade 'A' services, furnished by an Grade "A " approved hospital or facili- Boneless 15 OZ. ty . which may be PKG. necessary to help you re­ 3 TURKEY IT ’S A H O T main on home dialysis. For more information, read CHICKEN Medicare coverage of BREAST ALL STRAINED FLAVORS SUMMER FABRIC kidney dialysis and kidney Beechnut transplant services - A 4 TO 7 POUNDS BREASTS Dermassage 4'4 OZ.^ 1 ■ lupplement to You QUART$1 19 Baby Food ■ [Medicare Handbook. If you Dish Detergent BOTTLE JARS ■ ■ don't have a copy, you can •4 39 get one at any Social 6 Security office, LB. Q. My next-door Food Club neighbor told me that SSI Del Monte 1 BURLINGTON'S payments are going up this U.S.D.A CHOICE SODA year. What will the new $ Peaches or Pears LB. •ROOT BEER •COLA ^ TRIGGER CLOTH payment amounts be?. the Week! Beef Short Ribs 1.69 A. Effective with July •YELLOW CLING PEACH HALVES •GINGER ALE •ORANGE | / ■ For that new summer outfit. 1979, the basic Federal SSI •YELLOW CLING PEACH SLICES HALF GALLON BOTTLE 65% DACRON®Polydster/35% Cotton payments are $208.2U for an •PEAR HALVES Machine wash • Tumble dry eligible Individual and $312.30 for an eligible cou­ Iwaldbaum’s N.Y.Style DELI!| Permanent Press ■ Soil Release ple, up from $189.40 and 4 4 " Wide 1 .4 7 $284.10, respectively. The Fresh Hand Sliced! basic Federal payments in­ SLICED TO ORDER , , ^ , s . a f \ REGULARLY $2.49 A YARD crease whenever there is LOX SALE! Lundy Gourmet HamLB*2.49 an automatic cost-of-living GOLDEN GRAIN raise in Social Security cash benefits, SSI ALASKAN Long John Franks lb *1.89 Macaroni & payments go up by the Hawaiian V.I.P. COUNTRY FAIR KITCHEN FRESH 7'/. OZ. same percentage as the in­ 7 Q « Cheese Dinner PKGS. Punch Red M • 9 0 s Chicken Salad ^^b *1.39 crease in social security d m m r n v.-LB. CALICO PRINTS beneftis. IMPORTED - SLICED TO ORDER Q. My sister has had a Lovely petite florals. progressive disease and Nova Scotia Gruyere Cheese LoafLB*1.69 Minute Maid A tremendous selection to choose from. isn't expected to live more SLICED TO ORDER than a few years. Since she Florida Citrus Machine wash • Tumble dry 9 9 1 9 Beef Bologna lb *1.89 Permanent Press is only 37, well-educated, • % LB. and can still get around, Orange Juice SIMPLICITY \ 100% Cotton can she get disability Orange Juice 8903 4 4 " Wide 1 .7 7 payments.? (FROZEN) - 12 OZ. CAN Conm et A. If her medical reports HALF GALLON CARTON w - REGULARLY $2.69 A YARD establish a severe impair­ We’re the Picky, Picky, Picky 2fr;;aii5itaa'» /,.;4 J lB lta ment that prevents her from working and if she Freeh Proiluce Experte! has enough Social Security Delta ' work credits, she can FOOD MART CARRIES A LARGE SELECTION OF NATIVE (MASS.) AJCONN^^ probably get benefits. GROWN VEGETABLES DELIVERED DAILY DIRECT FORIA FARM-TOSTORE SUMMER ... WHAT COULD BE FRESHER? ALL FLAVORS CLEARANCE FABRICS WALDBAUM S - ALL FLAVORS First of the Season! NATIVE (MASS.) Ice Cream Molds Nu Form HALF All Natural # GALLON **Buy aqy 4 Coronet products and save $ 1 .” FANTASTIC SELECTION OF TEXTURES & DESIGNS CARTON 8 OZ. Butter & Sugar Ice Milk -Rosemary Clooney PRINTS • DOTS ■ SOLIDS ■ LINEN-LIKE FABRICS Wouldn't an Apricot- Yogurt % CUPS Vanilla Ice Cream Mold be GAUZES-VOILES-KNITS ANDMOREI when it comes to extra value, a delightful dessert for a SWEET CORN DOZEN ------party-of eight? Don’t Our com l» picked Ireah at sunrise each day 11» not «vill»bld In som« elore* until late morning. Coronet products always give you N ol a tter* ceupen- ORIGINALLY PRICED TOS2.98 A YARD Waldbaum's Aqua Fresh Good fo r 4 of th« M in e or despair if you have no fan­ more for your money. And now you any com binotionof 4. 8 A V E ^ on any 4 Coronel products on any 4 Coronel products B cy mold. Simply chill a one. Native (Mass.) & (Conn.) Tender Zucchini or con save even more on Coronet Both wilh proof of purchase H with proof oi pu'chose and one-half quart mixing Tissues (Coronet Delta and Coronet bowl in the .freezer for 30 SPANISH Toothpaste Georgian Both Tissues, too), Coronet I YELLOW SQUASH Just send us the labels from any four of these products. We'll 1 .4 8 .- 1.68,.- 1.88 yd. minutes. Combine '/t cup of TOMATOES Towels and Napkins and Coronet send you four 254 coupons toward your next purchase of any apricot preserves with Vi BAR CAKE NATIVE 6.4 OUNCE TUBE and Delta Fociol Tissues. Because, for Coronet products. cu p toasted sliced BEST a limited lime, when you send us the almonds. Press on bottom EATING) "MASS." NAME;------THE FABRIC STORE WITH STYLE 19 OUNCE PKG. LB. labels from any four of these prod­ and part of the way on the ucts, we'll send you four 25c coupons ADDRESS;______^------sides of the bowl, then NATIVE (MASS.) . NATIVE (MASS.) toword your next purchase of any CITY;. .STATE;. .ZIP;. freeze until firm. Press Romaine Fresh Green Coronet products. That's a whole $1 SEND TO; "ROSIE DEAL'! RO. Box NB-268, El Paso, Texas 79977 one quart slightly softened SALADS! R Offer expires December 31, 1979. \foid where prohibited by low. sc-fit) fabrics LB. vanlila Ice cream into HEAD ' 7 off on some terrific paper products! LETTUCE CABBAGE Limit one set of 4 coupons per customer. bowl; freeze again, several So hurryl Stock up now on the tots or to other retail dearers or wholesalers Not'responsible for lypograpbcf errors ■UHR CORNERS WS4- hours or overnight. To un­ In (airneei to ouf customen. we reaerve the right lo limil ( tle t to 3 pkgs ol m y 'tero excepi where otherwim noted llem i olftred tor u ip not eveiltbie m cete family money-savers from Georgio- I & tra value is w M you oet | TM-CrTYPLAZA SHOPPINB CENTER mold, dip into lukewarm Racific. Because extra value is what ramoN OPEN DAILY 10-1 w ater and turn out on you get when you buy Coronet. , when you buy Coronet, j O M N DAILY ie-t; SAT. 10-* TEL. 04a-772a chilled plate. Return to MANCHESTER TRL. 171.0417 freezer for hardening. 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Georgia-Pacific ComwnarPiKktrProductsDrv.Danen.Conn 06020