PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tuos., June 21. 1977 The weather Obituaries PZC denies waiver request Inside today Partly sunny today with chance of showers. Highs in mid 70s. Clearing Mrs. Marv T. Heck tonight, lows in 50s. Sunny Thursday, Area news , .1—3-B Obituaries ., ,7-A Haroid A. Smith Classified ,. ,6-8-B People ...... 1-C Mrs. Mary T. Heck, 83, of 43 for Porter- Highland area High in 70s. Rain probability 30% EAST HARTFORD - Harold A. today, 10% to n ig h t, n ear zero C om ics...... 9-B Second Thought 8-A Smith, 65, of 65 Park Ave. died Mon­ Hollister St. died Monday at a Thursday. National weather forecast Dear Abby___9-B Sr. Citizens •... 4-C Manchester convalescent home. She day at Hartford Hospital. The Manchester Planning and for having done some work on a pond map on Page 6-B. Editorial ...... 4-A Sports...... 4-B Mr. Smith was bom in Maynard, was the widow of Rudolph Heck. tions needed for the firm’s proposed F am ily...... 8-9-A Kitchen...... 8-A Zoning Commission (PZC) Monday in the proposed subdivision site. Mass., and had lived in the Hartford Mrs. Heck was bora Deic. 13,1893 in catalog distribution center. (See Swensson said that he plans to clean Vienna, Austria, and had lived in' night denied a request to waive page 1). , area for many years. Before his and improve the pond, but Acting retirement in 1974, he was employed Manchester for 70 years. She was a sidewalks at an approved subdivision In other actions, the PZC approved Chairman John Hutchinson told him at Hamilton Standard Division of member of Emanuel Lutheran at the intersection- of Porter and a zone change from Rural Residence that no work on the water body can United Technologies Corp., Windsor Church, the Emanuel Church Women Highland Sts. to Residence AA for 1.6 acres at 368 be done until an inland-wetlands per­ Locks, for 25 years. He was a and Martha’s Circle of the church. The request for the waiver was Keeney St. The change had been submitted by Joseph Swensson Jr., mit is issued. member of the East Hartford Senior She is survived by three sons, Her­ requested by Aldo Pavan. who is the developer of the proposed Letters were read from Town A resolution opposing diversion of Senators waffle Citizens. man Heck of Manchester, Rudolph 0. two-lot subdivision. Engineer Walter Senkow, who raised He is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Heck of Pompano Beach, Fla., and the Connecticut River was passed by some questions about drainage and Janice Pierce of ^ s t Hartford, Mrs. Charles R. Heck of Dallas, Tex.; six Atty. Joel Janenda, representing a the PZC. Northeast Utilities and the road improvements included in the Shirley Ostrout of Gilman and Mrs. grandchildren and six great­ property owner adjacent to the sub­ Massachusetts Metropolitan District subdivision plans. Nolita Taylor of Groton; 3 sisters. grandchildren. division, also requested that the com- Commission are working on plans to niission waive sidewalks for the site. Joseph Swensson Sr., the father of on two issues Miss Garice Smith, Mrs. Mabel The funeral is ’Thursday at 1:30 divert water from the river in the applicant and a member of the Knowles and Mrs. Margaret Mur­ p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Karen D. Naali “Sidewalks in that area don’t make Massachusetts. WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a year mother's life is in danger; the mother agencies, the Senate considered a PZC, did not vote or sit on either of doch. all of Maynard: and 14 The Rev. Ronald Fournier, pastor, any sense. They don’t go anywhere,” The commission also tabled action in which Congress has taken spe^y, has a disease which could "seriously House-passed amendment, which his son's applications. Represen­ grandchildren. will officiate. Burial will be in East Janenda said. on the proposed Lentl Farms subdivi­ decisive action on coi^iplex en er^ deform or debilitate” the fetus, a would bar the use of any funds to en­ But, the commission voted un­ tatives from the J.C. Penney Co. force a recent regulation allowing The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 Cemetery. Nash joins sion and a special exception sought bills, senators are still waffling on woman has an ectopic pregnancy, in animously not to waive the sidewalk made a presentation at Monday homosexuals and unmarried couples a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Friends may call at Holmes by to build a church at Hlllstown Rd. long-standing emotional issues such which the fetus forms outside the night's meeting for special excep­ equal access to public housing. Home, 1602 Main St., with a Mass at Funeral Home, 400 Main St., MPHNA staff installation.. and Woodside St. as abortion and gay rights. womb, the woman was a victim of St. Mary’s Church at 9. Burial will be Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. ’The matter of waiving sidewalks But the House is charging ahead, rape or incest. The committee altered the action in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, The family suggests that any Karen D. Nash, R.N., Pediatric has been a recent issue at PZC adding momentum to a citizens’ 'The bill was more lenient than a slightly in order to assure a House- Bloomfield. memorial gifts may be made to the Nurse Practitioner, recently joined meetings. Some developers have Head Start accepting campaign to keep potentially cancer- House measure which banned federal Senate conference committee battle Friends may call at the funeral Scholarship Fund of Emanuel the Manchester Public Health Nur­ protest^ that thq requirement to in­ causing saccharin on the sweetener funds for any elective abortions, over its final form. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Lutheran Church or to a charity of sing Association staff as nursing stall sidewalks places an un­ market. meaning most of the 300,000 abor­ The House approved by a standing 9 p.m, the donor’s choice. supervisor. Ms. Nash formerly necessary financial burden on the applicants for fall The Senate Appropriations Com­ tions performed last year on poverty- vote an amendment forbidding a worked for the agency as staff nurse developers. mittee considered both abortion and level women under the federal government ban on saccharin, which Mrs. Ella Abel PZC members have said that they homosexuality Tuesday, but failed to Medicaid program. a recent Canadian study indicated and pediatric nurse practitioner at The Head Start program of the lunch supplied by the school lunch Mrs. Ella Abel, 70, of 19 Lindman feel the sidewalks provide safety and agree with House members on the Then the Senate committee room causes cancer in humans. Opponents the well child clinic. Her most recent Manchester school system is accep­ service, and a nutritional snack St. died Sunday night at Hartford are a step that should be taken when matters, indicating more lobbying became a forum on “gay rights,” called the action hasty and unwise. Mrs. Pauline Pantaluk employment was with Community ting applications for fall. Applicants which is supervised and selected by Hospital. She was the widow of the considering the future development fights are ahead this session. with members finally sidestepping Rep. L.H. Fountain, D-N.C., said he Mrs. Pauline Pantaluk, 80, of 96 Health and Home Care, Inc., in Put­ must be residents of Manchester and the Head Start nurse, Mrs. Marie Rev. Ale.xander Abel. of presently undeveloped areas. The abortion issue came up during the issue of equal access to public understood why some lawmakers Charter Oak St. died Monday at nam as nursing supervisor. be four years old by April 1978. Girelli. An application from a private debate on a a 361 billion Labor-HEW housing for homosexuals. would vote for the amendment “from Mrs. Abel was born in Estonia and Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Ms. Nash is a graduate of the To provide a total family program. The program is a child develop­ developer, Hockanum Valley funding bill and the committee in­ Before passing a 367.5 billion bill a purely political point of view” had lived in Manchester for 24 years. was the widow of Ufem Pantaluk. University of Connecticut School of Head Start services: (1) one-parent ment program rather than an Associates, has requested that the cluded a clause denying federal funds funding the Department of Housing because of immense pressure from She was a member of the Estonia Mrs. Pantaluk was bora Oct. 26, Nursing and the University of homes; (2) families with han­ academic achievement one. Head word “deferral” be placed in the for abortion except where: The and Urban Development and other constituents. Lutheran Church and the Connecticut 1897 in Poland and had lived in Connecticut Pediatric Nurse Prac­ dicapped children; (3) young Start is a combination of many things regulations for sidewalks in business Estonian Society. » Manchester for many years. titioner program. families with adjustment dif­ to give the preschool child of a low in­ She is survived by a sog, Enn Abel areas. She is survived by a son, Peter She is a member of the Advisory ficulties; (4) families with health come family a “head start” in educa­ of Manchester; a dau^ter. Mrs. ’The application will be a public Pantaluk 6f Manchester; a daughter, Board of Health in Coventry and is problems; and (5) any other families tion — social and academic. George (Tiina) Kurman of Macomb, active in the Connecticut Nurses hearing item at the PZC’s July 25 Directors launch bus plan Mrs. Thomas (Ann) Marcello of who want a comprehensive early Further information is available by 111.; a sister, Mrs. Alvi Peet of meeting. Manchester, with whom she made Association. She lives in Coventry childhood situation for children. calling 646-5854, extension 442 or 444. The commission also held a public Cloudy skies did not dampen graduates’ spirits Estonia; and four grandchildren. her home; a sister, Mrs. Anastasia with her three children. The components of the program hearing Monday night for Swensson’s The funeral is Wednesday noon at Rudiuk of Venice, Calif.; and two are health services, social services, A black cloud hovers over Manchester High School’s Memorial Field while 588 request for a seven-lot subdivision on Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. grandchildren. educational development and paren­ for. elderly, handicapped graduating seniors and a few thousand relatives and friends observe commencement exer­ Vernon St. ’The proposal would be Center St. Burial will be in East ’The funeral is Tliursday at 8:15 MHS schedules tal involvement. near the Richmond Rd. intersection cises Tuesday evening. (Herald photo by Dunn) Cemetery. a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, A complete health program in­ Jackston quits By GREG PEARSON directors would have to'appropriate sidewalk repairs, and 3322,000 tor a There are no calling hours. 4 ^ Main St., with a Mass at St. new student with Vernon St. cludes dental and pedidontal care, a Herald Reporter about 31,5(X) more for operating costs second one-million gallon water tank James Church at 9. Burial will be in ’The PZC took no action on the physical examination, a balanced The Board of Directors Tuesday through the end of the 1977-78 fiscal at the Nike Site. request, but it did criticize Swensson MHA position Mrs. John Guinan East Cemetery. registration night approved the purchase of two year. Mason said. The Nike Site project would be ful­ Mrs. Vira Ogden Guinan, 82, of Friends may call at the funeral buses to establish a transportation Republican Directors Carl Zinsser ly funded, while the 32.1 million Diplomas presented 588 Bristol, Vt., formerly of Manchester, home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to Nicholas Jackston has submitted a system for Manchester’s elderly and and Vivian Ferguson both raised police station renovation and the 32 died June 15 in Middlebury, Vt. She 9 p.m. New students who will be attending Zinsser seeks explanation letter of resignation from his position questions about whether the federal million sidewalk repair proposal Manchester High School in handicapped. was the wife of John Guinan. on the Manchester Housing Authority grant would require the town to would receive partial funding. September should report t6 the high The board also appropriated the Mrs. Guinan was bora in Ellington, (MHA). become involved in a regional Police Chief Robert D. Lannan said Carl A. Anderson school administration office for from MHA on state aid bid town’s 31.9 million Public Works grew up in Manchester and lived in Jackston, head of the Social Employment Act ^an t. The money transportation system. that his department would be able to at MHS commencement registration and to the guidance of­ Hartfo^ before going to Vermont. EAST HARTFORD - Survivors of Studies department at East Hartford will be divided among three projects Mason and Weiss both said that the make essential improvements to the She is also survived two sons, a Carl A. Anderson, 66, of 25 Porter- fice for programming of courses Carl Zinsser, a member of the so, I must ask why you and your com­ High School, said that he plans to town would have full control over the station with the 3750,000 grant. An ad­ after June 29 from 8:30 to 11 a.m. and — Repairs of sidewalks, renovation By JUNE TOMPKINS tonight. ' In her brief remarks, she daughter, two brothers, three sisters brook Ave., formerly of Manchester, Board of Directors, has sent a letter mission have not applied for this fun­ take some courses that may assist of the police station, and construc­ system. If, at a later date, such a dition, which would include ten cells, 1 to 2:30 p.m. to the Manchester Housing Authority ding?” Herald Reporter- ^ reminded the youths that they are as including Mrs. Bioris Brown of Elast who died Saturday at home, include him in future promotional oppor­ tion of a water tank at the Nike Site. regional plan does develop, the town could be added to the rear of the sta­ free now as they’ve ever been in their Students must present a year-end (MHA) asking why state-approved The director had previously sent a tunities at the school. The courses Hartford, and eight grandchildren several nieces and nephews. The directors gave their approval could then decide whether it wants to tion, and essential repairs, including Under bright skies that soon turned lives. report card or have a transcript funds for elderly housing have not yet letter to the MHA suggesting that it would conflict with the meeting and six great-grandchildren. The funeral is private and at the for Town Manager Robert B. Weiss become involved or wants to drop out an upgrading of fire protection, could to no more than threatening, 588 “You’re free to go out in the world forwarded to Manchester High been applied for by the authority. apply for the funds. The authority schedule of the MHA. The funeral was Sunday in Bristol convenience of the family. Burial to enter an agreement to purchase Qf busing. be made. , graduating seniors of Manchester and find out things for yourself. will be in East Cemetery. School before programming. For Zinsser, in the letter addressed to said that it would take such a step "I thought it would be unfair to Vt. Burial was in Greenwood the buses. “This is oui' system,” Weiss said of Jay J. Giles, director of public High School responded with cheers to There are new experiences that will There are no calling hours. students entering the 12th grade, a MHA Chairman Pascal Mastrangelo, once the funding was approved. Cemetery, Bristol. serve on the authority in name only,” The purchase will cost 346,6(X), but the busing propam. works, said that his plan for sidewalk Class President Michael Sherman’s make you find out about yourself. The family suggests that any The Holmes Funeral Home, 4(K) transcript is required. said that a 310 million bond issue to “The very fact that we have over Jackston said of his resignation. The board approved the purchase and curb improvements would have Students entering Grades 11 and 12 only 39,320 of that will come from the greeting. He said, "This day belongs Leave yourself open to whatever memorial gifts may be made to the Main St., is in charge of fund additional units of elderly 200 elderly waiting for housing and, The Board of Directors will meet town, Alan Mason, director of human agreement by an 8-0 vote. Director to be cut in half. He also said that the will be tested Tuesday, Sept. 6 at a to you. Tonight is yours, enjoy it.” comes along,” she said. Rescue Squad of Bristol, Vt. arrangements. housing has been approved by the further, that we have the land to Tuesday to decide on Jackston's services, said. The remainder of the Paul Willhide was absent. The board Nike Site water tank had been time to be announced. State of Connecticut. He said that 28 build these units on, makes me The jubilant attitude continued She warned them not to watch life resignation and an appointment to cost will be paid by a grant from the will also have to decide if the town recommended in a 1968 study and go by or sit around and watch others Students entering Grade 10 will be towns have applied for the funds. wonder why we have not made an fill his term, which ends in July 1980. throughout the ceremony as a few Urban Mass Transit Act, he said. should run the system or contract the would assist in balancing water live their lives. Graduation shouldn't assigned, by mail, to one of the orien­ “Unfortunately, Manchester is not application for these funds,” Zinsser It is probable that the board will not thousand spectators filled the The town’s share for the purchase service to a private firm. In previous pressure, particularly for the central mean an end to learning, she said, tation and testing sessions on Aug. 31 one of them,” Zinsser wrote. “And wrote. appoint a new member until at least bleachers and surrounded Memorial Grasso signs liquor bill is included in the 1977-78 budget. discussions, the board members have section of town. "Do the steps you’ve been shown and Sept. 1. its July meeting. Field. Cars jammed the nearby Thus, the directors will not actually appeared to favor hiring a firm to run The directors also voted to publicly until the dance you know becomes streets that barely accommodated appropriate the funds for the buses the bus system. thank Kenneth Cusson, a town fire your own," was her final statement HARTFORD (UPI) — (3ov. EUla T.Grasso today signed the parking needs. until after the new fiscal year starts Award allotted fighter, who has been involved in to the class which gave her a stan­ into la v ^ bill that is expected to lower liquor prices in on July 1. The directors also unanimously ap­ teaching several cardiopulminary The MHS Class of ‘77 initiated a “You’re as free now as ding ovation as she stepped away Connecticut by roughly % cents on every 310 purchase. Mason said that both buses will in­ proved Weiss’ proposal for distribu­ resuscitation (CPR) courses. Phyllis “first” for the school —a woman you’ve ever been in your life,” from the podium. The bill repeals the so-called fair trade statutes that clude side-door lifts !or the han­ tion of the 31,907,000 in Public Works Jackston made the motion, and guest speaker. says Miss Toni Esposito, MHS In her valedictory address, Susan allow manufacturers to set shelf prices for alcoholic for creating dicapped to provide flexibility iifthe Employment Act funds. Pascal Prignano, who said he recent­ J. Launi reviewed the scholastic beverages in Connecticut, 'fhe measure will take effect Petite Miss Toni Esposito, Spanish Spanish teacher, and guest bus system. The buses will arrive They voted to appropriate 3750,000 ly completed such a CPR course, hurdles her classmates had over­ Oct. 1. teacher for the past three years at speaker at MHS commence­ around the first of the year, and the for police station work, 3835,000 for praised Cusson and others involved in come through elementary school and The "fair trade” laws are one of three minimum price the high school, appropriately began the program. ment ceremonies. (Herald junior high school referring to early markups guaranteed the liquor industry by Connecticut this contest her remarks, “I’m going to be short photo by Dunn) law. The other two — the wholesale markup, 11 per cent, —See Page 10-A and the retail markup, 21.5 per cent — will remain on the books for the time being. South Korean bribery winning ad Today’s news summary ^^^kstcmii^T^t^urmacyibic. described to probers Compiled from United Press International 455 Hartford Road Manchester, Connecticut 06040 WASHINGTON (UPI) - A former Kim, the first witness to testify bribery operation’” in Congress. State National Guhrd will finally be get­ INDIANAPOLIS - Everything 643-5230 i South Korean CIA chief told House publicly on the alleged South Korean Kim’s remarks were contained in a ting paid for 13 days of watching from her gold inlaid false teeth to Your pharmacist says: Investigators today that South scandal, pinned blame fbr the ac­ 29-page statem ent prepared for HARTFORD — State regulation over antinuclear demonstrators in her famous garbage cans go on Korea’s President tried to influence tivities directly on South Korean deliyerv at the opening of the of hospital budgets should be a five armories around the state. sale today in the auction of the U.S. policies through a "bribery President Park Chung Hee. He said^ ■ •armgr'Ho^gave no specific details part of any federal plan to control Gov. Meldrim Thomson signed a goods of slain grocery store operation” in Congress in the 1970s. the moves were undertaken becau and named nt> congressional the skyrocketing cost of health bill Tuesday authoring 3174,000 to heiress, Marjorie V. Jackson, who Kim Hyung Wok, who headed the Park feared the American Con^ss recepients of bribes. , care, the Insurance Association of pay the guard for its work. kept millions of dollars in her KCIA from 1963 to 1969, also said in would reduce U.S. m ilitary/and Ex.tra police and strict security Connecticut says. home, testimony before a House Inter­ economic commitments to Seoul’s were ordered to protect Kim, 52, who PROVIDENCE, R. I. - Con­ national Relations subcommittee government after he gay^^imself took part in a 1961 military coup that WATERBURY - Dr. Elliot victed felon William H. Bailey WASHINGTON - President that South Korean businessman dictatorial powers. put President Park in power but left Gross, the chief state’s medical hopes to be back on his feet — and Carter' was ready today to sign Tongsun Park was linked to the con­ To prevent that, Kim said “Mr. home in 1973 for exile in the United examiner, says he believes the out of jail — when his lawyers I ' legislation whose provisions spiracy, but was not on the KCIA Park attempted to gain leverage and States. He reportedly has helped wife of former legislative leader take his fight for a Rhode Island barring U. S. firms from joining payroll during Kim’s tenure. influence through the ‘Tongsun Park federal investigators privately for Bernard L. Avcollie was not House seat to federal court. The the Arab trade embargo against the last two years. drowned, but strangled. This opi­ state Supreme Court has ruled Israel were made milder under Tongsun Park went overseas last nion came in defense questioning that the House can deny to seat pressures from the White House. n year after published reports that he of Dr. Gross. Avcollie contends him because of his felony convic­ He is also to meet with Australian Fire in jail cell ran a multi-million dollar influence his wife,. Wanda, died accidental­ tion. He is recovering from sur­ Prime Minister J. Malcolm peddling operation on.Capitol Hill — ly- gery in Michigan where he was Fraser. giving cash, lavish gifts and parties extradicted to serve out a prison 1): for congressmen. His activity was HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. term. International said to be part of an even broader Grasso says Connecticut will 10 BRAN poRybvR kills 20 prisoners plan to avert any loss of U.S. aid to return to its policy of refusing to National LONDON — It was touch-and-go Korea during the Nixon and Ford ad­ pay for elective abortions for in negotiation of a new treaty to ST. JOHN, New Brunswick (UPI) CON The first alarm was received at ministrations. needy wom'en under the free MONTGOMERY, Ala. - A pair govern the operations of Britain's N C E y — A fire in a detention area of city 11:28 p.m. local time but it was 12:15 “President Park, while es­ Medicaid program. The U. S. of brown prison fatigues and a bed and the United States' airlines in hall police headquarters in this before any of the bodies were tablishing a strong dictatorial Supreme Court ruled Tuesday in a large dormitory await former flights linking the two countries, In an emergency, a First Aid kit could eastern Canada seaport late Tuesday removed. system, was apprehensive about the states cannot be force to finance U. S. Attorney General John but general agreement was possibly save your life. And it's al­ night killed 20 prisoners, a police “It was a grim scene, a sense of United States reaction,” Kim said. elective abortions for the poor. reached minutes before the 5 spokesman said today. < Mitchell today when he sur­ shock,” said an observer. , ^|Police “He knew that the opposition of the renders to begin a 30-month to a.m., London time, deadline. ways useful in helping to prevent About a dozen policemen, six were sitting on the curb hacking and U.S. government and U.S.- Congress HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. eight-year sentence for Watergate firemen and an unidentified number serious infection. See us for the best coughing, overcome by smoke.” would have great influence on his dic­ Grasso has signed into law a bill crimes. H. R. Haldeman, a top NAIROBI, Kenya — Indications of prisoners were rushed to the tatorial actions. making it easier to dispose of in­ White House aide under former today were that Ugandan Presi­ in First Aid kits, as well as other hospital in six apibulances and a The jail was unusually full because “To prevent this opposition, the competent judges, but vetoed a President Nixon, quietly slipped dent Idi Amin-was alive. For in­ health needs. dozen police cruisers. All apparently a number of prisohers had been well known Tongsun Park scandal measure giving Connecitcut into a federal prison camp in stance, in Luxembourg. British were treated for smoke inhalation. transfered from the John County was undertaken.” pedestrian a detailed bill of Lompoc, Calif., Tuesday to begin Foreign Secretary David Owen A police spokesman said the over­ Jail after three fire^ broke out there last week. All those ffres were Kim said that “while I was direc­ rights. serving his sentence of at least 2 said Amin “is allve-and w ell" but EMLY S m iR SPtOIL night detention cells, built to hold 25 tor of the KCIA, Tongsun Park was refused to provide details or the persons, were nearly full at the time. deliberately set mattress fires but no 1/2 years for his role in one has been charged. definitly not an employe on the Watergate. source of his information. Police said the cause of the fire jfayroll of the KCIA, but he oHered Regional Triaminicin' “ In most cases the cells are just was unknown but apparently it mq his cooperation and ... I assisted TEL AVIV, Israel — Prime used for lodging overnight,” a police BOSTON — Extended outlook MORRIS PLAINS, N. J. - Allergy Tablets started in one of the padded cells of him in various matters.” He said he Minister Meahem Begin s Likud the overnight detention center, sppkesman said. for Southern New England, Karen Ann Quinlan, In a coma for Big allergy would explain that later. bloc failed today to win control of located on the second floor of the Friday through Sunday: Chance more than two years, was relief In a 24’s "There were a number from the The subcommittee chaired by Rep. the powerful Hlstadrut union tiny yellow five-year-old city hall building. The of showers Friday, increase reported “suffering medically tablet. country jail, but I don’t know how Donald Fraser, D-Minn., is looking federation, a loss that could spell deaths apparently were the result of cloudiness Saturday. Daytime today. Her pastor said the young many,” he said. into nearly all U.S. Korean ties and trouble for Begin’s two-day-old smoke Inhalation, a spokesman said. highs in upper 70s Friday, mid 80s woman had been given the last Kim was asked to provide any government. Election results Police had trouble opening the Police said there will be an inquiry Saturday and Sunday. Lows in up­ rites of the Roman Catholic SAVINGS BANK OF MANGHESTEA knowledge he had about "govern­ per 50s to mid 60s. Church. Last year, her parents showed the opposition Labor par­ doors of the cells, and the police in­ by the St. John Police Department, ment efforts to influence American ty would retain control of the um­ MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER • ASHFORD MEMBER F.D.I.C. formation officer said heat had the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, won the right in court to let Karen public opinion through the use of brella organization that covers jammed the locks. He described it as the Provincial Fire Majjjbal and the CONCORD, N. H. - About 500 die with “grace and dignity" and (KCIA) agents and other, means,” a Israel’s major trade unions. a flash Hre. local fire department. members of New Hampshire's had life support systems stopped. spokesman said. » 4 PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 22. 1977 Special session slated M ^ C H E S T E R EV EN IN G HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977 — PAGE TH REE-A ZBA approves waivers MANCHESTER Bank Charges PARKADE Are Welcome The Manchester Building Code large as the one planned by Penney. which would hold the computer for dog license sale Board of Appeals Tuesday approved equipment...... Some of the waivers granted ------eight waivers that will permit the Tuesday dealt with the size of the Glendon R. Mayo, consulting The Manchester town clerk’s office the license be renewed each June. J.C. Penney Co. to obtain a building building, which will cover about 47 engineer, said a sprinkler system, as will hold a special session this Satur­ The fee is $3.50 for neutered males Four Bor Scouts earn permit for its proposed catalog dis­ acres. For instance, Penney sought a required by state statute would cause day to issue dog licenses. and spayed females, and $7.70 for un­ tribution center. waiver to increase the maximum extensive damage to the computer Tuesday’s daily The office, In the Municipal neutered males and unspayed God ana Country awards The proposed two-million square travel distance to an exit from 225 equipment. Building, will be open Saturday from females. foot center would be the largest occu­ feet to 400 feet. 'T f anything happens to the elec­ 9 a.m . to noon to permit dog owners The clerk’s office will also issue pant of the town's planned industrial Much of the discussion, however, tronic data processing area, two- 118 to obtain licenses. State law requires licenses during its regular hours - The Rev. Ronald Fournier, pastor of Emanuel park in the Buckland section. centered on the fire protection million square feet shut down," he that each dog be licensed the month Monday through Friday from 8:30 Lutheran Church poses at right with church members, Penney applied for a building per­ system, which also requirki waivers said. The chemical protection it becomes six months old and that a.m, to 5 p.m. from the left, Scott Christensen, Paul Johnson, Jeff mit in November but was denied by from the board. system would not cause such damage Chief Building Inspector Francis J. to the equipment, Mayo told the Porter and David Trares, who were awarded the Pro One such waiver was granted for a ■C- board. Deo et Patria emblem. The scouts are members of Conti. The denial, however, had been chemical fire-protection system for Theater schedule expected because the state building the building's data processing area. Other granted variances included Troop 126, and they were jiresented for this special code does not provide for buildings as technical ones for the sprinkler recognition by the church by Vemer Gustafson, scout­ system, ventilation system, and fire Burnside Theater 1 — UA Theater 3 — "The Vernon One 2 — "Silver master of Troop 126. The Rev. Mr. Fournier officiated wall structure. f iiiimj '*** _ .. Manchester police report "Cross of Iron," 7:15-9:20 Deep.” 1:00-3:15-5:30-7:45- Streak,” 7:SO9;30 at the presentation ceremony. (Carriere photo) Mayo said that the waivers were Burnside ’Theater 2 — "A 10:00 for “ alternative methods of Star is Bom,” 7:45 Vernon Cine 1 — "Jaws,” A burglary was reported at a New Yates, 16, of 81 Laurel St., both achieving what the state code calls East Hartford Drive-In — 7:009:10 “Carhops,” and "Stateline State Rd. apartment Tuesday night charged with third-degree burglary for." Motel," Dusk and third-degree larceny in connec­ All eight were unanimously ap­ about 9:20. A portable television set East Windsor Drive-In — proved by the five members of the was stolen and an air conditioner had tion with a break into Ashford Spirit "Boatniks," and Gnome appeals board — Acting Chairman been removed from a window and Shop on June 15. Mobile," Dusk was found on the rear lawn when the About $300 worth of merchandise William Bayer, Richard Lawrence, Manchester Drive-In — Andrew Ansaldi, Walter Sodano, and resident arrived home. was stolen in the break. Others were '"rhe Boatniks,” 8:35; "The CLASSIFIED THIS WEEK ONIT A theft of a set of golf clubs and a involved, police reported, and Wilfred Aubin. The regular chair­ Gnome Mobile,” 10:00 camera were reported stolen from a arrests are pending. The two men man, Walter Fuss, has been involved UA Theater I — “ Heretic,” ADS 99< car of a Tudor Lane resident were processed at Nbnchester Police in engineering of the proposed park 1:30-3:454:008:20-10:30 BRING ■OTNCINU sometime after 8 p.m. Monday. The Department and turned over to state and did not sit on any of the Penney UA ’Theater 2 — “ Loves of Benji," 2:00-3;45-5:307:15- RESULTS items were valued at $850 to $900. police. appeals. ^ FNil PlRlii; S28- 3J33 Ocean Pool Racing Swimsuits 9:00 N O W H E R E , A break into a W. Vernon St. home D U m iD E U -B ^ was discovered Tuesday but it had IN C O N C E R T 649-5491 1 sio luRitioc ivt u s r NiRrroRo For Giris, Preteens & Teens not been determined if anything was Pipe band wins awards TOMMY DORSEY Hi^^^THEATRES EAST y E E M T ^ l-f -lOMai Bit aoB- missing. The Manchester Pipe Band scored Grade 1 champions of the Eastern Reg. 11.00 & 13.00 Police reported no problems ORCHESTRA JAMlt CONURN a double victory in band competitions United States. The Manchester Band THE tINTA DIM M resulting from after graduation ac­ dlracM by held June 18 in Devon, Pa. is the current Grade II champions. HERETIC,. ButUf Morrow ‘XROSSOFROr tivities for Manchester High School (R)w7:1lt:t0 N O W A Y # ^ The band was awarded first prize Sixteen bands in Grades I through 40% Off graduates Tuesday night. The only FOR THE LOVES in the Grade I March, Strathspey and IV competed in the day-long affair. MANCHESTER HI6H All our Ocean Pool professional racing swimsuits. Now 6.60 & 7.80. reports were for noise and some SCHOOL OERENJI Reel contest and first prize in the The local band will leave for STRIISAND YM Smooth fitting, quick drying nylon. Stripes, prints & solids. For girls 7 to fireworks. KRIGTOFORtON Grade II Medley contest. Scotland on Aug. 10 and w ill compete 8 P.M. THURS., JUNE THE 14, preteens & teens. Two Manchester men were The Manchester Drum Corps under in the world's championship in Aber­ 23rd DEEPim, STAR IS BO nr Poiwlloo SSAO e*r >*»«*« FrL Md tat 7:00-t:2S arrested on a warrant hy state police the direction of Andrew Nesbet, deen on Aug. 13. Other competitions from the Stafford Barracks Monday drum sergeant, also won the prize for it will enter while in Scotland are at G irls & P re te e n s D enim S h o rts ...... 1.99 night. They were Tim othy D. Baker, the Best Drum Corps in both con­ Perth on Aug. 20 and the Cowal N O hKDW-3a 21. of 178 Woodbridge St. and Fred G. Reg. S.SO & 6.00. Zip front. Sizes 7 to'14 & preteen 6 to 14. tests. Games in Dunoon on Aug. 27. The The victory in Grade I competition band will return to Manchester on S h o w c a s e \ Girls Skirts & S hirts ...... 1.99 was realized when the local band Aug. 29. St. Bridget can you get a better (deal Wm Values to 9.00. For now, for fall, lor back-to-school. Sizes 7 to 14. defeated the Denny & Dunnipace The next contest will be the Round C in e m a s PONDEKDSAS WEDNESDAY Pipe Band of Washington, D.C., the H ill Scottish Games on July 4 in INTERSTATE 84 Preteen Skirts, & Pants ...... 1.99 student Stamford. EOUTSa S I L m i A M E DSPBC3ALS Values to 12.00. Preteen sizes 6 to 14. Famous makes. ROBERTS STREET wins award RSVP needs volunteers EAST HARTFORD PRICED TO P reteen & T een H alte r T o p s ...... 1.99 Barbara M. Kennedy, a student at B e S ‘ S810 Reg. 5.00 to 6.00. Cool halters lor preteens & teens sizes S,M,L. The Retired Senior Volunteer narrate books, monitor the tape than at BERNIE’S St. Bridget School, has been awarded CATCH Program (R S V P ) and the Connec­ recorder or to review the tapes. BAROAmMAnNKKS the Michael Raymond and Helen M. $2.50 tU 2:20P.M. ticut State Library for the Blind and For more information, call Ray Girls Summer Sleepwear...... 5.99 Fifzpatrick Memorial Fund VDU. Physically Handicapped will co­ Tierney, field representative for Orig. B.OO to 10.00. Cool sleepwear for girls sizes 4 to 14. Scholarship which was established sponsor a workshop W^nesday, July RSVP, at 646-3261. under the terms of the will of the late iWOOD/ALLENr 6, at 1 p.m. at the East Hartford Tierney is in need of a volunteer Young Juniors Cool Sleepwear .3.99 to 5.99 Helen M. Fitzpatrick of Manchester. Fhiblic Library, 840 Main St., East typist to help him with his Reg. 9.00 to 12.00. NItegowns & shorty palamas sizes 7 to 13, She is the daughter of M r. and Mrs. Hartford. assignments. The volunteer could do 'ANNE Robert J. Kennedy of 67 Brent Rd. TRADE-IN SALE! . . . Volunteers from the Manchester, the work at home. Girls & Tots Dress Clearance 1/2 P rice The selection committee consisted WE NEED USED REFRIGERATORS TO FILL ORDERS FROM East Hartford and Glastonbury areas HALL' BIO Reg. 11.00 to 25.00 now 5.50 to 12.50. Short & long dresses. Sizes 2 to 12. of the Rev. Robert E . Saunders, prin­ who are interested and wish to Bazaar winners SUMMER COTTAGE OWNERS AND INSTITUTIONS AND WE NEED TRADB-IN cipal of East Catholic High School; record books tor the blind and SOLDEN-FBIEDSHBIUP ALLOWANCBS are announced SEAFOOD COUBINATION THEM NOW...YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR IS WORTH MONEY NOW! the Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor of DINNEB It's easy to get ON physically handicapped are invited to OINNEB It you like secdood, Infants & Toddlers St. Bridget Church, and Wesley C. Winners in the annual St. Bridget hooked on our Shrimp AMBRICA’S attend. / you'll love Ihis delicious Gryk, trustee of the funds. Bazaar and Raffle, have been an­ Dinner Because you gel Infants Seersucker Sunsuits /teg, 4.3545.00 2 .9 9 Several volunteers are needed to combination ol plump TOP BRANDS! nounced as follows; FILETOrnSHDINNEB a g en ero u s s ervin g ol Famous make. Sizes 12 to 24 months for boys & girls. golden-fried shrimp and You won't have any EXAMPLE BUY: Stanley Bloniarz, 30 Vernon Ave., tw elve p lu m p g o ld e n - lightly-breaded filet ol bones to pick with I tied shrimp with our own Infants Stretch Terry Sunsuits /teg. 5.25a 5.75 4 .2 9 Rockville, car; Joseph Daigle, 78 Fish With steaming baked Manchester Hospital TT. these two generous special cocktail sauce. Finest quality. Famous make. Birth to 6 months lor girls & boys. Grissom Rd., micro-wave oven; potato, warm roll and but­ p ortion s o u tle t ol Plus b a ked potato, roll Hedy Iskra of New Britain and Ted ler. plus all the Iresh salad Toddlers Cool Sunsuits $og. 5.59 2.99 Fish. With tartar a n d sala d C a tch it on Lingard of Woodbridge St., 10-speed you can make at our new W h i r l p o o l Bib front. No-lron poly-cotton. Boys sizes 2 to 4. sauce, buttery roll, Wednesday lor only S199. Discharged Monday: Glastonbury; Albert Gaines. bicycles. salad bar Available potato, and saldd W ntlnghouM Tots Swimsuit & Tote Bag Set nog. 7.00 4.99 Esther Olsen, 149 Bissell St.; 110 Eldridge St. Wednesday For only SI 99. relills S1.79 2 pc. print swimsuit & matching terry tote. Sizes 2 to 4. Dale Reilly, Marlborough; Also, Glen Beecher, 10 SQUARE BIG 17 cu. ft. Em ilia Saniuk, Danbury; Laurwood Dr,, Bolton; Young M EA 1.B Tots Terry Beach Robe Rog.9.00 5.99 Walter Celinski, 93 Summit Choi, 461 Spencer St.; Roberta mDAVtS fAKULY SQUARE REFRIGERATOR Hooded. Snap front. Girls sizes 2 to 4. St.; John Sanson, 50 Elm St., RESTAURANT Bedrossian, 168 W. Center St.; ■ DEAL Sun Dress ’N Panty nog. e.5o 4.99 South Windsor; Henry Priscilla Bates, 24 Fairfield OLD-FASHIONED I Blanchard, 19 Homestead St.; St.; Maureen Chmielecki, 66 ENJOY OUR NEW SALAD BAR Sleeveless popover dress & matching panty. 12Jo 24 months & size 2 to 4. Florence Miller, Brookfield Hollister St.; Jean Miller, 40 DINNER < I The Other • Energy Saver Switch AMANA Rd., Bolton; Gerald Rider, Olcott St. Curity Diapers ^SPECIALS _ I Side of Mancheater - 119 Spencer Street • Porcelain Enamel Interior MANCHESTER ■OH.- m o n d a y -t h u r s d a y I Li Midnight • Large Capacity Freezer Reg. 10.50 Doz. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &41A MT. CAIOOR PIAZA • MANCHESTER Hartford - On Prospect Avenue Windsor • 590 Windsor Avenue p l e a s e CAaTHEATRE ,^11-1 EXIT 93 Off 1-86 • 649-54R7 (One Block North of King’s) (In Windsor Shopping Center) NOW ONLY FOR SCREEN TRUES 5*99 Doz. FrtgMilr* Curity prefold diapers, stretch weave diapers, day/night diapers and gauze diapers. Now only 5.99 doz.______AIRWAY TRAVEL AGENCY “MY WEDDING DAY WAS GREAT” Boys, Girls & Tots Jackets ...... 2.00 457 CENTER ST. Orlf. 7.00 to 9.00. For now, (or (all. Very famous make. Sizes 1 to 6. 846-2500 “UNTIL I SAW Gtnwal Elactric Levis P a in te r P ants ...... 1 /2 P rice WITH YOUR TRADE Reg. 11.50 & 14.50. Now 5.75 & 7.25. Natural tone poly cotton. Lots of pockets. Sizes 9 to CompfBte MY WEDDING PICTURES” 12 regular, 10 to 14 slim & students 25" to 29". For girls, tool Travel Service 1 9 * « Levis Shirts ...... 7.99 "11X1 iMN T«m NWm I fc' Phis 2nd Disney Go-Hit I really didn’t realize how Long & short sleeve styles. Plaids & stripes. For boys, girls & teens sizes 8 to 20. Whirlpool WALT DISNEY overweight I looked. My Levis Jackets ...... 2.99 & 4.99 DAMAOEI ICEMAOIC WeUTrade-WeUDeal For boys, preps, girls & preteens. For now, for camp, for back-to-school. Assorted Protect your tools, your girlfriend told me she was colors. Broken sizes 4 to 16. home and valuables from AUTOMATIC % excess moisture— with a going to Gloria Stevens and it ICE MAKER Any brand! Any model! No exceptions! Boys Camp & Tennis Shorts ...... 4.49 WESTINGHOUSE There's no belter time than right now to dishwasher owners say Is the best. Take Reg. to 5.75. Poly-cotton no-lron shorts for boys 8 to 16 regular & slim. Dehumldlflerl I was working for her, so I wHh purchase of a Whirlpool move up to a new Load-As-You-LIke advantage ol these terrific trade-in allow- ] decided to try it. Refrigerator during this salel KltchenAld dishwasher. Trade In your old ances. We don't care what brand of dlsh- Boys Stretch Socks ...... 3 prs. 2.00 2-Day Sneak-Awoy dlshwasher on a KItchenAld-Ihe brand that washer you now own. We'll take It In trade. Sizes 7-8'/i, 0-9'/i & 9-11. Many colors. Young mens size 10-13 sale 3/2.69. New England Coajt I never thought dieting Gknais udM, New EnfhML Cheupeske. HeyRs* M b ceedMiTm $1» «$• " Boys Polos, Tank Tops & 5 dm Ne et»tt Frer FiUer Mystic and exercise could be fun and This is the NhiMr. Myite. a 0US& hntMl Kamt- (m s -TM m (203|S3M2ia jthe personal service sure gets Sport Shirts ...... 2.99 & 3.99 season for CALORIC Great buys lor boys 8 to 20 In this sale. results. Tve lost 25 lbs. 4T% BLACK Manchester Evening Herald GAS GRILL Famous Make Slacks ...... 1 /2 P rice PubllohRd tvtry tvtnlng oxcRpt Sundeyt tnd hoildAvt. Ent«r»d it tht My husband is so proud of me Reg. 7.50 to 18.50. Now 3.75 to 9.25. Solids, plaids, checks. Sizes 4 to 20 & husky 28 to CARPENTER ANTS ManchMtAr, Conn, poot OfflcR u 8 «- NOW 36. In addition to being cond CiMo Mail Mtttar. and best of all I’m proud of ONLY* 8 8 TIRIAMGIE-IIN unsightly and unsanitary. Suggested Carrier Rates Boys Vested Suits & Sport Coats 1/2 Price Black Ants excavate I m yself. on a new Pty*t>l« In Advtnc* extensive galleries in wood Slnglrcopir...... is « Reg. 42.00 to 80.00. Now 21.00 to 40.00. Broken sizes 4 to 20. W rriily ...... M r to serve as nesting places On* m ontl)...... S3.M I can truthfully say if you and may cause extensive Thr** month* . . . . ' ...... IU .7 0 Nylon Jac S hirts ...... 3.99 damage to your home. Six m o n ltu ...... S23.40 The “EXTRAS” you dishw asher On* y * * r...... I4S.S0 I have a figure problem Gloria Reg. 9.00. Waterproof nylon. For camp, for beach, lor boating. Sizes 6 to 20 for boys, M*ll n*t** Upon R*qu**t pay for elsewhere girls & teens. SutMcrlbwi who toll to r*o*lv* WESTINGHOUSE Stevens can help ybu. They lh*lr n*wtp«por b*lor* S:S0 p.m. ARE FREE AT •hould l*l*phon* th* clrculotlon Rugby Shirts for Boys & Girls ... 5.99 & 6.99 d*p*nm*nt, S47:SS4S. I sure helped me. BERNIE’Si' 4. EXAMPLE BUY Deluxo DehumIdMIer with BEST SELLING Reg. 7.50 to 10.50. Colorful stripes. Short sleeves. Sizes 8 to 20. Call This printing test pattern Is 20 Pint Water Removal Barbara Conley • a im Dallvary BLISS part of The Herald quality con­ Capacity • F M I Saralo* IMPERIAL MODEL ior 0 Preventive Maintenance program trol program In order to give •anu lUiiiovd ol you one of the finest your old appllanoo K D I-18 •308 Boys Swim Trunks & newspapers in the nation. INTR0DUCT9RY OFFER o a n n Rlootrio oonnaotlon odapUrt Jllgoo YOU AiWAYl BUY BilMR At Racing Trunks 6 WEEKS for $2S. a a ra i Rango and dryar oordt 649-9240 • aim eo day paymoni plan iEn«’$oaiiuDainiYt$uvKf j r ? PLIANClSv •enOe'i heedke yewf evwhegg wMi cere end deftven I — Reg. 3.00 to 6.75 fl r I 0 C il premptfy in ewr OH N trwckg. hee feeievel ef ye«M eU m MM HHiH •MieRce M TV. Ovdify cervlte enyred ewr OWN BUSS EUEUnPUTW COHMNY 397 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER ^W KDO tetfmklem fer •• leng •• yew ew n yewr efpliiR ci m The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Ivtnpike OUR OWN SBRVICB ^ 1.99 t o 4.99 mcvmMM H Amuaca (NEAR HIT OR MISS) ’ OUR OWN DBLIVBRY MANCHESTER PARKADE TRI-CIH PLAZA, VERNON Many styles In this great sale. Sizes 4 to 7 from 1.99; sizes 6 to 20 from 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. CALL NOW 647-9906 3.99. 649-3400 HOURS: MON. thru FRI. 9 to 9; SAT. 9 to 3*' 643-9S81 87S-3304~^ Open Weds., Thurs. & FrI. Nites PAGE FOl'R A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. June 22, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 22. 1977 — PAGE FIVE-A iHaurlipfitrr Eupuiu^ Hrralii An owlish editor’s notebook By FLOYD LARSON McCarthy defends raising of town test grades Manchester — A City ot Village Charm “We were technically wrongwmncr huf but hirin« u xr#...... l • ^ hiring after testing, identification into the CETA system, which gives had an excess of 30 people applying practices. not morally wrong in the upgrading future job interviews to see that all Founded Oct. 1, 1861 You may not be aware of it, but Corps’ unofficial forecaster Brig. Administration deserves the and interviewing. qualified people an opportunity for for the post. This was not the case Thompson, whose charge of age Iowa will demand corn be grown in of scores for the police dispatcher applicants get equal treatment. M«mb«r. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Mambor. Unittd Prass international very quietly last week, an explosion heartfelt thanks of the American Flexible passing marks were used training and is a benefit to the town with CETA,” McCarthy said. discrimination was denied by the Gen. Noah Sark (R et.), one building, Alabama will promote '■ job,” Assistant Town Manager Thompson said he felt his inter­ taxpayer for having the courage to go because under the town’s personnel and to the town’s citizens, McCarthy McCarthy hopes someday the town Human Relations Commission, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. in the growth of the federal But the bureaucrats are not ones to cotton and California and Florida ‘ Charles McCarthy said today. view with Lannon was not conducted Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. rules. Police Chief Lannon has the said. will have a personnel board to suggested that a member of the town bureaucracy was avoided. be upstaged by other bureaucrats. As will battle clear to the Supreme outside the ranks of the federal in an impartial way. McCarthy was responding to the right to have three qualified “We should expect to have this monitor the town’s employment It seems that the General Services soon as the Forest Service, the bureaucracy and get the job done for personnel department be present at Rayrnond f Robinson, Edilor>Publi$nar Harold E Turkington. Managing Editor Court for the orange concession. And findings of the Human Relations applicants certified to him. After two thing happen in the future because Administration found 25 potted Reclamation boys and the Corps get $10,368 a year. Commission in a charge of age dis- of course, Georgia will modestly applicants were dropped, he he was we get a limited number of plants in the Department of Health, Of course there Is still one threat ; crimination brought by Roy Thomp- their multi-million plans before suggest there might be spot left with only two qualified applicants unter CETA funding and , son in the hiring of a police dis­ Opinion Education and Welfare were being Congress to save the Washington’s somewhere along Pennsylvania remaining. Even if the plants are applicants, McCarthy said. do not have as wide of choice,” he patcher. Though the commission neglected and GSA took the watering "open space," the other branches of Avenue for a peanut plant. watered properly and thrive under the The town also faced another said. responsibilities out of the hands of the U. S. Departments of Agriculture GSA plan, someone in the Depart­ found no evidence of discrimination problern in this case, the town had to If local money is used, people who in the hiring, it condemned the regular federal employes and hired a and Interior heretofore not involved By quick calculation of our com­ ment of Health Education and recruit in a limited a way for thejxist are more experienced apply for procedure used by the personnel private maintenance firm to do the will get involved. puter, the problem of adequately Welfare is going to come up with a to meet the Comprehensive Employ­ posts, he said. “Recruiting for the department in upgrading candidates’ Kick with caution task. , There will be a need for a new watering 576 plants in six govern­ study that those HEW plants were ment Training Act (CETA) eligibilty police dispatcher job 14 months r scores to qualify for eligibility for requirements. “We were cramped The GSA has placed 576 plants in experiment station for Washington, ment buildings through regular not wilting from lack of water but earlier under the merit system, we six government buildings as part of D. C., flora studies. government channels would have something in the air was causing it, Anyone who has never felt fessed machine-kicker who its “open space” concept. But In order to keep the nation’s added 486,287 people to the federal and declare Washington as being payroll and cost $1.2 billion give or the urge to kick a vending offered to pay for any because of haphazard watering by capital from being over-run with hazardous to one’s health — secretaries, who are either young take $25 million depending on if the something the taxpayer has known machine just hasn't had much damages. greenery, some form of subsidies enough to believe all greenery today Congress approved building a for years. Lest this encourage an un­ will be devised to pay GSA for not experience with the sometimes is plastic or have worn out their growing plants. visitor’s center for Washington, D. C. known number of repressed pesky things. green thumbs over keyboard or flip­ Various special interest groups National Park, for tourists not Cornpatch special; One un­ "Youth Specialty Shop" SAVINGS WORTH CELEBRATING - That apparently was the machine-kickers to proceed to ping file folders; GSA hired the pros will want to know why their par­ wishing to rough it out in the D.C. employed man to another: “What reasoning behind a decision by vent their frustrations, at 51.50 per month per plant or $10,- ticular favorite plant is not wilderness. really hurts is not being replaced by ALL WEEK LONGI 368 a year. represented in the national flora a computer, but by a transistor." CONTINUING OUR 20% OFF SALE the National Labor Relations however, it should be noted Obviously, the General Services Now this may seem a bit steep but Bureau in ordering the that there were special cir­ showcase. Boys and girls, infants and toddlers’ wear it is really a bargain when you con­ reinstatement of an employe cumstances in this case. sider the alternatives. who had been fired, ostensibly The worker, the NLRB I Sizes: I 2 For example, it could have turned for abusing a recalcitrant soda found, was a “ thorn in (the the problem over to the Department £ Infants • 9-24 mos. £ Toddlers • 2-4 pop machine. company’s) side,” continually of Agriculture. SUPER SUMMER Immediately, a special committee JJ ^ Girls •4 -6 x *7 -1 4 The board, which is usually complaining about safety would have been named to analyze I Boys • 4-7 • 8-12 • Preps • 14-20 called upon to adjudicate much problems, and was also known the problem. VINYL BAGS more serious labor- to be an active unionist. It con­ Of the 576 plants, perhaps half of management disputes, ruled cluded, therefore, that the them are trees or bushes and would 2 that kicking a machine that machine-kicking incident was be relegated to the Forest Service takes your money but doesn’t only a pretext the company which would have to create a BOYS: GIRLS: give you your choice is a “ com­ used to get rid of his union ac­ Washington, D. C. National Forest, 9.97 with a supervisor, assistant, • Pajamas mon occurrence” and too tivity. And that was a violation • Pajamas secretaries, and all the other Reg. $16. Roomy fashion bags in trivial an offense to warrant of labor law. specialists that a national forest • Jerseys & Tank Tops • Jerseys & Midriffs bright summer white and bonei Choose discharge. In a case reported The moral? We can’t think of operation requires. (Sleeveless & Short Sleeve from a fabuious group of swaggers, by Commerce Clearing House, any, except that if you want to • Shorts - Short Sets If any of the trees in the • Slacks & Slack Sets the NLRB ordered one firm to kick a vending machine, make Washin^on, D. C. National Forest • Slacks & Slack Sets shouider bags, singie and double- reinstate with back pay a con­ sure your union dues are paid should require cutting, there would • Shorts & Short Sets bandied styies, too, up. have to be a study made to determine • Blazers (small group) at Saie-Away savings! whether or not clear-cutting or selec­ • Play & Dressy Dresses Handbags, aii eight D&L stores. tive cutting should be permitted. A • Group of Brand Name special appropriation for reforesta­ Boys Trousers • Bathing Suits tion would require overtime in the (Discontinued styles In • Group of Skirts RPO canceled General Accounting Office and the regular • slims - huskys) V congressional committees. Railroad buffs can mark RPOs crisscrossing the coun­ Other incidentals would include down the end of another era. try, with 30,000 men working in fire protection, insect control, and the establishment and maintenance The last remaining Railway more than 4,000 individual of campgrounds and picnic areas RPO cars. Post Office (RPO) will make near the trees under the Forest Ser­ Top Brands — Regular Stock its final run between New York TTie decline of the RPOs vice’s multiple-use approach to and Washington, D.C., on June began in the late 1930s, but was timber management. 30. delayed when railroad traffic We are certain along the way, the J The New York-Washington increased during the war. The Forest Service would find that some of the treed buildings would be better RPO, involving two four-car really sharp decline began in suited to grazing and the Bureau of 5-FUNCTION LE.D. WATCHES trains on which mail is sorted, the 1950s, when the railroads Land Reclamation would be brought has been the Post Service’s began discontinuing passenger into the act. Youth Specialty Shop -FO R MEN solitary Railway Post Office service. STORE In the meantime, the Army Corps •hop early and leiiurefy 6 day, ihurtday ’til 9 p.nu 19.99 - 31.99 of Engineers would be damming up CHARGE since 1972. It began operating Mail will continue to be with the kelp of friendly, courteout lalet ladiei on October 15, 1864, five the Potomac to provide water for Lester slicing baloney pretty thick Reg. 24.95 to 39.95. Save on the watch of the future, at prices you can U transported between irrigation, power generation and 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester months after the RPO system Washington and New York by afford right nowl L.E.D. watches show hours, minutes; second, months flood control. The latter is important WASHINGTON — Some whites are and dates at the flick of a finger. Rounded square in sllvertone, was inaugurated between rail, as well as by truck and Needless to say, the guy would be 19.99. since the problem today may be lack racist. So are some blacks, and some sacked practically forthwith, to the Hexagon shaped watch with flexible metal band in sllvertone. 27.99; Chicago and Clinton, Iowa. plane, but all sorting and I Andrew Tully of watering, but we know there can a Orientals. We can all get together on' massive relief of the American peo­ gold tone, 31.99. Fashion Jewelry, all stores except New London and At one time, shortly after processing will take place in flood at any time, according to the that, but we should not be forced to but because he is a very bright guy. ple — white, black, yellow and polka Groton. World War n, there were 1,500 originating and destination stomach what Julius Lester says dot. about the Andrew Young controversy His record in the civil rights move­ Dost offices. ment showed that he was not only a in a New York Times piece. Right the first time N courageous activist but, more impor­ Lester, who teaches Afro- In his Times piece, Lester writes tant, a man who could negotiate American studies at the University that a black in a role such as Young’s Open forum successfully with people who held op­ of Massachusetts, is not the world’s “cannot, under any circumstances, posing views. The right kind of YOUNG JUNIOR most lucid writer, but he does come talk about race (except to say that all GIRLS COOL wheeler and dealer. right out and say the following; is well), reveal that he or she ever SPORTSWEAR SUMMERY SLEEPWEAR A sad reminder Keeping friends? ' gets angry at whites and might wish, Laetrile sale urged So Carter hired Young to negotiate sometimes, that they would leave the Ah, Summer “The continuing calls for the 1/2 Off 4.97 & 5.97 at the UN in the national interest. planet, or (God forbid) call former To the editor, resignation of United Nations Am­ Reg. $10-$18, now 4.99-8.99. Slacks, photocopies of these transactions in cancerous growths, but it if could Among other things, that assignment Presidents and/or European nations, Reg. $7 and $8. Shorty pajamas and ■‘There is no prohibition against bassador Andrew Young are a sad jeans, gauchos and blouses for young his book. help some cancer patients, this sub­ racist.” pretty sleepgowns in nylon and the use and sale of Laetrile,” Dr. involves keeping what friends we Summer came officially at 8; 14 On M arch 28, 1976 the state stance should be available to them, if but real reminder that a particularly .Lester is right the first time. But Juniors, sizes 6 to 14, now at fabulous John A. Richardson says in his book, have and, if possible, making new polyester/cotton blends. Sizes 4-14, legislature of Alaska passed a law that is the patient’s wish. pernicious kind of racism is alive and a,m. yesterday. We’ve taken delight savings! All D & L stores except just off the press. Dr. Richardson ones. A UN ambassador should be then he goes on, in his convoluted assorted colors and styles. specifically allowing doctors to use In theory and in practice, there is well. ’This is the racist mechanism also says, ‘‘Last spring, a cancer the kind of individual other UN prose, to say that’s wrong, that his in watching it flower along the slice New Britain, New London. Laetrile in the treatment of cancer. clear cut evidence that Laetrile at­ which unconsciously expects and patient sued the government asking delegates will take seriously. In Lyn­ black is duty-bound to Ullj about such of the G)nnecticut Valley visible Several other states also are using tacks cancer cells only and causes no demands that any black in a position that the Food and Drug Administra­ don Johnson’s favorite phrase, our things in order to remind whites Laetrile; including the states of pathology on normal cells. I have from United Technologies’ cor­ tion order prohibiting distribution of previously or usually occupied by a everywhere of their “racism” so Washington, Texas, Arizona, In­ been employed as a lab assistant in man should be able to “sit down and porate offices on the top-most Laetrile be vacated. No such order white conduct him or herself as they’ll reform and “become equal to diana, Ohio, New Hampshire, the Department of Serology and reason together.” exists. whites wish, i.e., act, think and be blacks.” floors of the “gold building” at BOYS ASSORTED Florida, and California. (I know that Pathology doing microscopic tissue Instead, Young has insisted on his CAMP SHORTS ‘‘An order for Laetrile was sent to like a white person.” Pearl and Main in downtown Hart­ Laetrile has been used in California, work, agglutination tests and animal blackness. He has become, not an Whew! I hope no one takes Lester TANK TOPS the Cyto Pharma in Tia Juana, That’s slicing baloney real thick. FOR BOYS but at this moment I am not yet cer­ research; and, I recall hearing the ambassador, but a crusader for the seriously. I do not wish to wake up ford. Mexico. This order was sent by the Of course there are some Americans and through roughs, wetting a line tain whether it has been acted upon name of Dr. Krebs mentioned as some morning and discover that Sloane-Kettering Institute for cancer black race. It Is as If an American of From here, the view to the west is for bass and blues. by the state legislature.) being a giant in cancer research. who are prejudiced against blacks Young’s eventual successor is flitting research in New York...two Laetrile Polish descent — or Irish, or Italian, of the sun dancing on the golden Downtown, summer’s^ signs a- 2.97-3.47 My personal wish is that the State Respectfully submitted because they’re not whites. But 4.99 shipments were delivered to Sloane- or Spanish — went up to the UN and about the world nattering about of Connecticut would legalize the use Lillian VandeVere Young is being criticized because he dome of the State Capitol and of bound. There’s s t r o n g on Consti­ Kettering, were passed through U. spent most of his time negotiating in white supremacy and calling Reggie Regularly 4.50 and $5. Boys tank tops of Laetrile, inasmuch as it is a P. 0. Box 1132 has turned bull in the china shop, not urban buildup giving way, farther Reg. $7. Polyester/cotton camp shorts S. Customs without a hitch,” accor­ the national interest of the Poles, the Jackson of the New York Yankees a tution Plaza, picjiiCkingat Bushnell harmless apricot seed pulp, which, if Manchester because he’s black. In solids and stripes for summer. with cargo pockets and lots of zippers. ding to Richardson who includes Irish, the Italians, or the Spaniards. black racist. out, to full greenness stretching to Park, clamjxriTng aboard the bob­ 2 it were not a sure-cure for alt Assorted colors, sizes 8 to 18. Sizes 8 to 16. Young is guilty, loo hazy hills on the horizon. bing horses on the new carrousel. Indeed, Young himself injected Hard by us to the east, in the The hot dog carts are back again} racism into the controversy by SIDE OUNCES by GUI Fox stillness of morning, the Connec­ with blue-jeaned girls dispensing calling Englishmen, Swedes, ticut River is all glassy smoothness, curbside lunch in a bun under blue residents of the borough of (Queens in ( Thoughts ] a mirror reflecting the greenery GIRLS EASY-CARE LOADS OF GIRLS New York, and Presidents Lincoln, and yellow umbrellas. The price of ‘Silent majority’ urged Nixon, Ford, Johnson and Kennedy overhanging its banks as it winds its the dogs is up a dime this year. TANK TOPS SUMMER SHORTS “racists.” way to the Sound. Downriver, un­ Soon, production will come to a 2 to back Wesley home Like most people who knew seen from our workplace, the boats standstill for two weeks at United anything about Andy Young, I was ^ 3.37-3.97 4.97 & 5.57 The Pentateuch-Exodus undoubtedly are out in growing Technologies’ Connecticut plants, rules, the few who dissented ap­ delighted when Carter gave him the To the editor; The Book of Exodus tells of the numbers at points like Middletown shutting down for employees’ parently chose not to abide by the UN job — not because he was black Regularly 4.50 to $6. Tank tops In solid Reg. $7 and 7.50. Easy care and denim I am mystified as to the motives enslavement of the Israelites in and Essex and Saybrook, and democratic process. Although the vacations at Pratt & Whitney Air­ colors or fancy patterns for girls, sizes and misleading acknowledgement of Egypt and of their liberation under frayed-bottom styles for girls, sizes 7 to group is small, they have worked nautical traffic is building on the craft Group, Sikorsky Aircraft, 7 to 14. support indicated in a letter recently the leadership of Moses. It also con­ 14. Stock up for the summerl devisively and loudly to try to under­ Sound. submitted by Mr. William Strain con­ tains a system of laws by which the Hamilton Standard, and Norden. mine the work that is required to Yesterdays cerning the building of the Wesley people were to live, including the Ten Weekends now become a special All around, things seem softer make the Center a reality. Retirem ent Center on the South Commandments which they received time... for charring burgers in the now. Life seems calmer. The pace is I urge anyone who is as weary of at Mount Sinai. United Methodist (Jhurch campus. I 25 years ago backyard, splashing and sunning at FAMOUS MAKER SWIMWEAR SAVINGS this disruptive force as I am, to join In the view of the later expositors easier. questiop his representation of This date was a Sunday; The me in writing to the Town Planning of the Bible, Sinai was a logical con­ Hammonasset and Rocky Neck, Summertime is a, good time in GIRLS SWIMWEAR himself as a voice of any group in our Herald did not publish. FOR BOYS and Zoning Comitiission, care of Al sequence of the Exodus. “The chasing white balls over fairways church since he is not a church Connecticut. Sieffert, Chairman, Lincoln Center, Israelites were not truly free,” they • 10 years ago 4.97-6.97 member. said, “until they stood at Sinai and 3.97-4.47 Manchester, to let our true voice and Donald C. Genovesi is named by The publicity coveted by the group submitted to God’s laws." Reg. $7 to $10. One and two-piece Reg. 5.50 to 6.50. A great assortment of strength be known. Republican Town Committee to run he supports has drawn a very dis­ This may seem to some to sound for vacant seat of state represen­ swimsuit styles In nylon, lastex and knits and woven swim trunk styles for You may also sign the petitions W/. torted picture of the reality of the contradictory. Laws to some are tative from 18th Assembly District; now circulating to urge the commis­ polyester/cotton styles. Assorted solid boys. Assorted colors and styles, sizes issue in our church. At a well restrictive and confining. Most peo­ Democratic Town Committee en­ sion to approve the needed zoning tones and prints. 4-6x, 7-14. 8 to 20. Children’s Shops; Corbins publicized charge conference ple, in free countries, however, dorses Thomas F. Conran Jr. as its changes. I do not believe that the- Corner, Bristol, Avon and Manchester. (meeting of the church con­ recognize that freedom and law go candidate. "silent majority” should be silent together. Freedom without law is gregation), the vote was Manchester Scholarship Founda­ anymore. license. Law without freedom is bon­ tion presents $12,000 in scholarships overwhelmingly in favor of the dage. retirement center. Judith L. Mohr to 35 local and area graduating high •MMIXSia riUdUK •TM41N rtAU (C lim Cl)l(« •TMIIICTIIN VUUV M«U • « ( KHNN *111137111PUIU aicw 434 Spring St. ------Rabbi Leon Wind school students at its second annual In a country where the majority Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Flaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. ’til 9 PM, Sat. ‘til 6 Manchester • Temple Beth Sholom awards ceremony. Om $«MY$ 12-5 ■ MNnUTDI, VEHKM, MSTOt, COOMS COMO, MON M CMTON PAGE SIX-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesler, Conn , Wed., June 22, 1977 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., June 22. 1977- PAGE SEVEN-A Barbara Roche of Pocasset, Mass.; and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Obituaries Ruth Bement of Pocasset. Mrs. Parla elected president Jm The funeral and burial will be at Police capture fugitive the convenience of the family. FLETCHER GLASS CQ. DRIVEWAYS Mrs. Conrad Rothman ' The family suggests that any ’The Potter Filneral Home, 456 Ottf J5 fiptrwrtc* olMANCHESnR ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Patricia memorial gifts may be made to the Jackson St., Willlpnantic, is in charge of Conservation Land Trust INtTAUiO MTWHIRI IN CONN. Ardel Kendrick Rothman, 49, of 12 Multiple Sclerosis Foundation in care of arrangements. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE • R.WMtx100FLUNig Carol Dr., active for many years in of the Local Spiritual Assembly of ’There are no calling hours. after high- speed chase Mrs. Theresa Parla was Trust, which he helped membership chairperson. interested in donating land WINOOW cuts.MIIIIKMZ.GLASS FUUNITUM TOPS the Baha’is of Vernon, P.O. Box 2027, nCTUM rM H IN G . FMfPUCC t DOOR MIRROM the activities of the Baha’i faith, died The family suggests that any elected president of the organize in 1972. The Land Trust was to the trust for preserva­ TUi [NClOSUKS-SnCUl WORK • SINCE 1946 Tuesday at Hartford Hospital after Vernon. memorial gifts may be made to the charged'With hindering prosecution board of trustees of the Dr. Smith will remain on started to acquire land to tion may cbntact a board ^ O S I •coMnnEYiBTiiuacii open hearteurgery. She was the wife Mn. George A. Burg American Lung Association, 51 Peter Allen Dunn, 22, of 9 Burnside Colchester Barracks later hj^Iped Manchester Land Conser­ the board as a director. hold in trust for conserva­ member. of Conrad Rothman. Sleeper St., Boston, Mass. find Dunn hiding in tall grass i£t far in connection with his escape. He YOMUSeCOUm EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mary Ave., East Hartford led East Hart­ vation Trust recently at the Other directors are tion purposes. Land deeded The trust has adopted a Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) COLLECTOR'S ITEMS For the past two years, Mrs. from the accident scene, state folice allegedly stayed at her apartment -C A U DAY, NIDHT INCLUDINB SUNDATS- Riordan Burg, 77, of 563 Forbes St. ford, Manchester, and state police on group's annual meeting. William Sleith, Roy to the trust can never be new membership category, DANISH riATIS Rothman and her husband worked at a high speed chase this morning saiid. after the escape, police said. rtlSIOiNTlAl MCANTIIS died Monday at an East Hartford She succeeds Dr. Douglas Conyers. Edward Chapin used for any other purpose corporate membership. NtiiNi iiriooucnOKS ★ W ovn 10,000 UTItnEOCUSTOMEM ★ ★ the World Center of the Baha’i faith Police took Dunn to Hartford convalescent home. She was the wife before being found by tracking dogS' By this time police had learned the Smith. and Mrs. Shirley but open space. The trust is The organization hopes in Haifa, Isreal, having been invited Hospital late this morning due to rib of George A. Burg. Alfred J. Logan Sr. where be was hiding in tall grass in car had been stolen from Soverville, Other officers elected Fitzgerald. a tax exempt organization that businesses will sup­ by the supreme body of the faith, the Mansfield, state police said. injuries he may have suffered in the o p e n M-F (-S;30 Mrs. Burg was born in Norwalk Mass. are John Papa, vice- Anyone wishing to and any dues or donations port the trust .financially. 649-0500 Universal House of Justice. Alfred J. Logan Sr., 64, of 132 East Hartford police had been auto accident. Bond and court details THUR. TIL 1:00 lA A s K S IN STOCK and had liv ^ in East Hartford for 30 State police charged Dunn with president; Mrs, Elaine become a member of the of land are tax deductable. The Land Trust will pre­ School St. died Tuesday at had not been settled then. SAT. I - SM } 1« She had been a Baha’i and involved years. She was a graduate of the seeking Dunn since May 25 when he driving too fast for conditions and Law. secretary, and J. Manchester Land Conser­ The Land Trust owns two sent a film entitled SI(K » „itu is ON CUT Si/tS in Baha’i activities most of her life. Manchester Memorial Hospital after escap^ from police custody while 54 M cKEE ST., MANCHESTER » COLLA PAVINC Norwalk Hospital School of Nursing turned him over to East Hartford Roger Lemelin. treasurer. vation Trust may do so by parcels of land —a pond at •'Secrets of the Wildlife She had served as secretary of the a long illness. He' was the husband of being brought to Common Pleas (0*1 tenter SI ' SCREENS REPAIRED and had worked in Hartford area police. In East Hartford he was also Mrs. Parla is also the calling 646-2223. or contac­ Porter St. and Adelaide World" by Dr. John Paling MANCHESHR, CONN. state Baha’i Goals Committee and Mrs. Juanita Holmes Logan. Ex-Finast official hospitals before retiring. She was a Court 12 in East Hartford. charged with reckless driving. ting any of its members. Rd., and a lot on N. on Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. at East the District Teaching Committee hnd Mr. Logan wa} born May 16,1913 in communicant of St. Rose Church. The chase began when an East Dunn also faces other East Hart­ dies at age 68 Mrs. Fitzgerald is Lakewood Circle. Anvone Catholic ffigh School. as regional director of the Northeast Methuen, Mass., and had lived in the She Is also survived by an aunt, Hartford patrolman spotted a car ford charges. He is charged with Regional Teaching Committee. Boston area before coming to WEST NEWTON, Mass. (UPI) - Elizabeth Kelly of West Palm Beach, driving slowly and with its lights off second-degree larceny (stolen auto), She was a state delegate many Manchester 35 years ago. He had in the south end of the town after 3 Adrian O’Keeffe, 68, former chair­ Fla. been employed as a shipper at possession of burglary tools and first- man of the board of the SS ' tlines to the national Baha’i conven­ ’The funeral is ’Thursday at 9:15 a.m. The patrolman told his degree failure to a p ^ a r in court in tion in Wilmette, III., and on occasion Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co. He was headquarters the Massachusetts Massachusetts-based First National Men’s 5-Function a.m. from Newkirk and Whitney connection with an incident in East represented the National Spiritual El communicant of St. James Oiurch. license of the car as he drove Stores grocery store chain, died at fARBERWABEBPC. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Hartford March 1. LCD Watch A ^m bly at the Green Acre Baha’i He is also survived by two sons, towards it to investigate. his home Tuesday after a long il­ with a Mass at St. Rose Church at 10. He is charged with third-degree lness. summer school in Elliott, Maine. Alfred J. Logan Jr. and Donald J. The car sped away from him going Stainless Steel Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Logan, both of Manchester; a burglary and second-degree larceny Born in Boston, he graduated Mrs. Rothman was born in through several traffic lights, police Cemetery, Bloomfield. daughter, Mrs. Doris J. Dooley of in connection with an April 28 break Roxbury Latin School and Dartmouth Cookware Sets Brattleboro, Vt., and lived in the said. ’The car chase coached the Friends may call at the funeral into the Sage Allen store on Main St. College. With Aluminum greater Hartford area for the past 30 Riverside, Calif.; a brother, Joseph home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester town line where a He is charged with first-degree years. She attended the former Logan of Boston; three sisters, Mrs. Manchester cruiser picked up the GOLD TONE CASE Clad Bottoms burglary, carrying a dangerous Julius Hartt School of Music on a Geoffrey T. Roche Agnes Pye of Roxbury, Mass., Mrs. chase. Miklus appointed R««. 34.95...... OPM, stock Priw 59.96 Katherine Jasinski of Cambridge, weapon and failure to appear in con­ Displays hour and minute voice scholarship and was the first COVENTRY-Geoffrey Thorndike The chase continued out Rt. 44A nection with the May 13 break into HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. woman member of the Hartford Club Roche, 31, of 136 Fitzgerald Blvd. Mass., and Mrs. Dorothy Freeman of where state police were alerted for continuously with second, month Belmont, Mass.; and seven the Fred Lock Stereo store on Bum- Grasso has named Donald J. Miklus and date on command. of Printing House Craftsmen. died ’Tuesday morning at his home. the car. grandchildren. side Ave. Police arrested Dunn on of Trumbull to be deputy com­ Other survivors are a son, Craig Mr. Roche was born in Boston and State police of the Stafford The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. the store’s roof in that case. missioner of the Department of Rothman of Ellington; three had lived in Coventry for the past Barracks reported the car hit a sign from the John F. Tierney Funeral The alleged escape from custody Finance and Control. daughters, Jan L. Rothman of post at the intersection of Rt. 44A and several months. took place May 25 as he was being The 36-year-old Miklus, now comp­ Assorted Sterling Silver & Gleaming stainless la n d 3 Rockville, Shelley Rothman of He is survived by his parents, Mr. Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Rt. 195 in Mansfield. ’The driver fled brought from the police lockup to the troller of Westport, succeeds Gold Filled Hoop Earrings Manchester and Renee Rothman of and Mrs. Arthur T. Roche of Rye, at St. James Church at 10. Burial will from the car. courtroom to face the charges. Anthony J. Milano, who was named Theresa Parla Linden, N.J.; her father, Fre^ D. N.H.; three sisters, Mrs. Linda R. be in St. James Cemetery. Tracking dogs from the Coventry a . I ? ’ 3 ” to 6 “ Friends may call at the funeral Bonnie Tina McLeod, 32, of 11 recently Finance and Control com­ chairman of the Kendrick Sr. of Brattleboro; two Lovering of Coventry, Mrs. Elizabeth Police Department and the Ralph Rd., East Hartford has been wfrypan. Hang-up rin y . * ^ home ’Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. missioner. Manchester Conservation brothers, George E. Kendrick of Curtis of Topsfield, Mass., and Miss Commission, former town Montague, Mass., and Stephen L. 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By Jan Warren Donna Catherine Bailey of Manchester and David Patricia Ellen Peak of South Windsor and Dr. John Bpice Boyce of West Newton, Mass., were married June Mark Mcllduff of Manchester, were married June 18 at 17 at St. James Church in Mianchester. St. Francis of Assisi Church in South Windsor. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth H. Peak of Bailey of 586 Spring St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. 402 Main St., South Windsor. The bridegroom is the son of and I ^ . Edward L. Boyce of West Newton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mcllduff of 60 Summer St. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon of St. James The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Reardon of St. James Church celebrated the nuptial Mass and performed the Church in Manchester, officiated. double-ring ceremony. The church was decorated with The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, John K. arrangements of yellow and white gladioli, Hartnett of South Windsor. There^§ a mouse in our house chrysanthemums and carnations. Mrs. Ralph Mac- Mrs. William H en^ Jr. of East Hampton served as carone of Manchester was organist and soloist. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Doreen Peak I like to think of myself as a brave wall boards waiting to pounce out at mouse. Frankly, I think he’s kind of The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a and Miss Kathleen Peak, both of South Windsor and me. person. I'm not afraid of the dark, or cute.” white Empire-style gown of chiffon, appllqued at the sisters of the bride; Mrs. Angelo Bettera of North Can­ of the things that go bump in the At first I just heard about the "Tell me about the trap,” I said. Queen Anne neckline and fitted sleeves with reem­ ton, the bride’s cousin; and Mrs. Stephen Woelfel of East night, and recently when niy entire mouse from the rest of the family. “After you catch him can you take broidered Alencon lace. Her chapel-length Illusion veil Walpole, Mass. Sara spied him behind the washing family went off to the beach for two him outside and set him free in the was gathered to a matchii^ lace cap. She carried a James Mcllduff of South Windsor was his brother’s machine. John saw him skitter 7 days and left me at home alone with field?” "Mother!” said John, who cascade of gardenias, stephanotis and ivy. best man. Ushers were Dr. Joseph Mcllduff of Natick, the dog, I watched a double murder across the living room floor. And had been listening to us. “A mouse Miss Brenda Bailey of Manchester was her sister’s Mass, the bridegroom’s brother; Joseph Peak Jr. of Ver­ on Kojak without drawing the win­ Kate, our humanitarian, fed him a trap is like a guillotine. Klunk!” he maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Eileen Bailey of non, the bride’s brother; Robert Hilditch of West Suf- dow shades. piece of my good Gorgonzola cheese. gestured by running his finger across Manchester, the bride’s sister; Miss Diane Farley of field, the bridegroom’s cousin; and Thomas Tierney of There is one thing, however, that But last night the mouse appeared his throat. "Just like in the French Manchester; and Miss Kate Still of Bradford, Pa. East Hartford. gives me palpitations and causes me before me himself. 1 was busy revolution when the heads rolled in Edward L. Boyce Jr. of Waltham, Mass., was his A reception was held at the Hartford Club, after which to “Eek" in terror. A mouse. Any ironing and suddenly there he was. the streets — only this time the head brother’s best man. Ushers were Thomas A. Bailey Jr. of the couple left for Ireland. The mouse looked at me and I looked kind of a mouse — big, little, grey, or will roll in our wall-to-wall Blast Hartford, the bride’s brother; Paul Connelly of Mrs. Mcllduff is employed as a teacher at East Wind­ at him and I must have screamed carpeting.” white and it doesn't help one bit to Framingham, Mass.; and Michael O’Brien of Waltham, sor Middle School. Dr. Mcllduff is presently a resident in because he dashed for the wall and Oh dear! I certainly don’t want to Mass. have my husband say, “Think of general surgery at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City. disappeared. be a party to that kind of violence, A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, Mickey Mouse. You can’t be afraid of (Burian-Moss photo) but how can I possibly live with a after which the couple left for Cancun, Mexico. For Mickey Mouse!" "1 won’t sleep one wink till you do Strawberry cheesecake something about that mouse!” I said mouse who lurks In the walls and traveling, Mrs. Boyce wore a three-piece white pantsuit Mrs. John M. M cllduff Anyway, for the past week we've to my husband. gives me palpitations? with matching accessories. They will reside in Newton, had a mouse in our house. I don’t I’ll tell you one thing. I’m not going' Mass. In the service "Now calm down,” he replied. ‘!As -m. - Your neighbor’s kitchen By Betty Ryder know how he got in or why he is to learn to co-exlst with that mouse Mrs. Boyce is a 1977 graduate of Boston College. Mr. Wednesday, save at Pinehurst staying when he is so obviously not I see it we have two alternatives. We unless he changes his eating habits. Mrs. David B. Boyce Boyce is employed at the DSN Corp. in Boston. (Naylor Michael Peters, son of Army last November and welcome, but the fact remains that can buy a trap and get rid of him or There will be no more nibbling on my photo) Mrs. Marie Peters of 261 is a driver with the bat­ Special only for Weds June 22, the mouse is here — lurking in the we can learn to co-exist with the good Gorgonzola cheese. West St., Bolton, recently talion in Russelsheim. 8 eggs ^ Strawberries in season bring forth in water bath at 350 degrees for one joined the U.S. Army as a BRIM INSTANT COFFEE Vk pint heavy cream His parents, Mr.and Mrs. an array of tempting desserts to hour, or until knife inserted in center field artillery crewman un­ 1 tbl. vanilla Joseph Kenney, live at 98 4 oz. /ar $2>79 delight people of all ages. of c ^ e comes out clean. Cool com­ Laird-Deacon 1 tbl. lemon juice der the four-year combat Oakland St. His wife’s SAVE SOt la r ...... Limit 1 jar please. One favorite is this strawberry pletely and remove from pan. Place Births arms cash bonus option. name is Patty. Topping: cheesecake recipe sent to us by Ken on plate, crust side down. Peters will receive a 31,- Save so t on each ’A gal. purchase of 1 cup large strawberries Slice strawberries in halves and Willis, pastry chef at the Hotel Patricia Ann Deacon of West Sand Lake, N.Y. and Sgt. 500 cash award after com­ 4 tbls. strawberry jelly place around top of cake. Place jelly Dunslan, Kelli a sister, Jennifer Lynne, 21 Mrs. Norman Weber of Rt. SEALTEST ICE CREAM Sonesta. New Hartford. His pater­ Michael Leroy Laird of Shirley, Ind., were married May pleting both basic and ad­ 1 cup whipped cream in top of double boiler and heat until Suzanne, daughter of months. 9A, Higganum. nal grandparents are Mr. Chef Willis also suggests that you Melt butter and blend thoroughly 21 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Troy, N.Y. vanced instruction. He is Army Sgt. l.C. James E. a ll flavors $1.29 gal.______can enjoy this cheesecake all year liquid. Cool slightly until liquid starts Lawrence W. and Carolyn and Mrs. John F. Carlin Sr. with the'^aham crumbs. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds J. now undergoing basic in­ Livingston, son of Mr. and Lean Chuck ‘round by substituting other varieties to thicken and pour over top of Russell Dunstan of 13 Lumprun, Tanya Lynn, of Webster Lane, Hebron. U.S.D.A. Choice Lightly grease and flour one 9-inch Deacon of West Sand Lake, N.Y., formerly of struction at Ft. Sills, Okla. Mrs. Harold K. Livingston, Ground of fruit for the strawberries. Try it strawberries. School Rd., Bolton. She daughter of Raymond 0. His maternal great­ ROUND GROUND by 3-inch deep round pan. Press Carlin, Robert John, Manchester. She is also the granddaughter of Mr. and and will later report for 23 Locust St., South Wind­ lb. $1.19 with fresh blueberries or raspberries Decorate with stiff whipped cream was born June 14 at and Linda R. Feuser Lam- grandmother is Mrs. Rhea lb. $1.39 crumb mixture evenly around bot­ son of John F. Jr. and Mrs. Malcolm E. Deacon of Manchester and Mrs. George duty with the 18th Airborne sor, recently was assigned 10 lb freezer when they are in season, or vary the for border. Serves 12. Manchester Memorial pron of 172G Homestead Gagne of Vernon. His Corps at Ft. Bragg, N.C. 10 Ib. freezer tom of pan. Set aside. Patricia Fonseca Carlin of Kirkland of Troy, N.Y. the duties of first sergeant lots $1.17 lb. recipe with canned fruits such as Hospital. Her maternal St. She was born June 13 at paternal great- lots $1.37 lb. Soften cream cheese 2 to 3 hours at Bonnie Lindland of 225 Timrod Rd. 52 Oak St. He was born The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Boyd Igo of Shirley, He was graduated from of Combat Support Co., 2nd cherries or pineapple. grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial grandparents are Mr. and Windham High School in Weds Special room temperature. Blend cream sent in this recipe and wrote "it's a June 14 at Manchester Ind. and the late Charles Laird. Batt., 8th Calvalry of the Whichever topping you choose, Mrs. Edward Russell of Hospital. Her maternal Mrs. Louis Godz and John 1975. CUCUMBERS cheese with sugar in large mixing nice change from potato salad and Memorial Hospital. His The Rev. Cannon Frederick E. Thalmann of Troy, 1st Calvary Division at Ft. BANANAS you’re sure to . enjoy the smooth Lakeland, Fla. Her pater­ grandparents are Mr. and Carlin, all of Manchester. Hood, Tex. 2125« bowl; beat with power mixer at macaroni salad for hot summer Mrs. Stephen Feuser of maternal grandparents are N.Y., performed the double-ring ceremony. The churA 2125* texture and delicate flavor of this nal grandparents are Mr. He has a sister, Christine He entered the Army in medium speed until smooth. dinners or cookouts. Durham. Her paternal Annette Rose of Brooklyn was decorated with white chrysanthemums. Midshipman L. Martin, Demand for gait and 'A gals of pure Spring Water, is cheesecake favorite. and Mrs. William Dunstan Ann, 3. June 1960. Livingston Add eggs one at a time, beating Rice Salad grandparents are Mr. and and Edward Fonseca of The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a lace son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl increasing and we are sailing a lot of Carto and of Scotland, Conn. She has attended Central Texas Surajell. Strawberry Cheesecake well after each addition, ^ a t until 1 cup cooked rice, cold gown with skirt enhanced with layers of lace and ter­ R. Hahn of 53 Willard Rd., College at Kileen. His wife, Crust: fluffy. Add cold, cooked peas, carrots, minating into a chapel-length train. Her lace-trimmed is a member of the Class A Renate, is with him at the PINEHURST GROCERY INC. IV4 cups graham cracker crumbs Add heavy cream, vanilla and com, etc. veil was attached to a princess crown and she carried a Division of tte Naval fort. 302 MAIN 1/3 cup butter or margarine lemon juice. Blend thoroughly and Also, raisins, and dry roasted bouquet of white roses. Academy Varsity Sailing Filling: pour into prepared cake pan. Place peanuts Mrs. Carolyn Peck of Chambersburg, Pa., served as Team at Annapolis, Md. 2 -16 oz. packages cream cheese cake pan in larger pan filled with ap­ Bonnie added "Even: the children matron of honor. Miss Katherine Sandberg of Troy, N.Y. A third classman IV4 cups granulated sugar proximately 2-inches of water. Bake Run your own was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were. Miss siandra (sophomore) majoring in eat this one. It's colorful, too." Deacon of West Sand Lake, N.Y., the bride’s sister; and marine engineering at the Miss Patricia Connell of Troy, N.Y. H. Kimberly academy, he has been ac­ breakfast taste test. Neumann of Glastonbury, the bride’s cousin, was flower tive in the midshipman girl. sailing program for the NOWHERE, John R. Deacon of West Land Lake, the bride’s brother, past year. As a member of was best man. Ushers were Clarke W. Neiunann Jr. of the (Hass A Division, Hahn Mlbbetyouu^ Glastonbury, the bride’s cousin; and Paul Engelke and participates in sail training John Neilson, both of Troy, N.Y. Lance Hanson of aboard the 46-foot Frers N O W A V :# ^ Colchester, the bride’s cousin, was ring bearer. •. designed. Patriot, one of we’ll win. A reception was held at the Crooked Lake Hotel in the academy’s present Averill Park, N.Y., after which the couple left for fleet of ocean racing Canada. yachts. Sgt. Laird is serving in the U. S. Army and is stationed He will crew on Patriot NO H O W .K at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany. (Boice photo) Mrs. Michael L. Laird when she participates in the Annapolis to Newport race this month. can you get a better (deal.

50th wedding anniversary Peter M. Zielinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley than at BERNIE’S Zielinski, 276 Skinner Rd., An open house was held on June 12 Ellington, was graduated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William from the U. S. Military Hebenstreit at 46 Otis St., on the oc­ Academy at West Point, Frigidaire combines casion of their 50th wedding anniver­ N.Y., on June 8. sary and Mr. Hebenstreit’s 81st He received a bachelor heavy duty durability, birtiiday. of science degree and his with versatility in a commission as a second lieutenant in the Field Ar­ low price washer. The couple was married on his tillery. birthday, June 9, 1927, at St. This Frigidaire Heavy Duty Automatic A 1973 g ra d u a te of Washer can deliver dependable, Augustine’s Church in Hartford. Mrs. Ellington High School, he trouble-free performance with its Hebenstreit is thg former Marie heavy duty motor and other com­ received a congressional ponents used In FrloldaJre Commer­ Fody of East Hartford. cial Washers. 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Wed., June 22. 1977 Diplomas presented Citizens group recommends use (Continued from Page One) and the MHS Alma Mater, the class . . marched in colorful procession —the ^ educational tactics as enrichment boys in scarlet robes and the girls in games. white each one carrying a single red of CD funds for Hale playground She wondered whether today’s rose —around the field for one last educational system adequately time as a group. The Citizens Advisory Conunittee Also, the federal Department of require approval from the Board of prepares a student to face the future. many families with children who Heading the procession was the voted Tuesday night to recommend Housing and Urban Development Directors. Peter Crombie, com­ With so many questions in each have very little space to play in,” banner'with the class motto, "In that the Town of Manchester’s Com­ (HUD) has approved the town’s student’s minds, each must answer mittee chairman, said he expects the Diana said. He said that the im­ youth, we learn; in age, we un­ munity Development (CD) applica­ third-year grant for $301,000 in CD his own questions, she said. proposal to be presented at the provements would create a mini- derstand.” tion be am end^ to include funds for funds. Robert E. Weiss, salutatorian, board’s first meeting in July. parklet that would service area The dignity of the procession soon improving the Nathan Hale School The committee’s vote to seek fun­ The exact cost of the work has not compared the students of the seven­ residents as well as the school broke into joyful reunions with playground. ding for the school play area was been established, but the committee ties with those of the sbcties who. in­ children. friends and families, and cars, many triggered by recent protests from set a $50,(X)0 limit for the Nathan fluenced by the irrationalities of the Alan Mason, director of human ser­ decorated with red and white residents of the school district. A Hale improvements. The committee Vietnam War were busy organizing vices and CD coordinator, saidthe streamers, and some motorcycles group of the residents appeared at a expects the money to come from sur­ protests. Today’s students are more amendment to include funds for the took off through the streets to post­ meeting of the Board of Directors plus funds remaining from already- involved with their own personal school project will have no effect on graduation celebrations. It was the H e r a lC i earlier this month and presented a completed CD projects. lives. HUD’S approval of the third-year end of the school’s 84th annual petition requesting funding for im­ Some of these projects, such as “We must vow to have the courage graduating exercises. provements. grant. HUD could, however, veto the to face the career of life,” he said. Globe Hollow pool improvements, amendment proposal if it felt it was \ Organist for the ceremony was Ethel B. Swanson William Wood The directors suggested that CD cost less than the committee had ap­ ' Several graduates took their places Miss Karen Lynn K rinjak, band Section funds for the upcoming year might be an improper use of the CD funds, propriated, Crombie said. He said he Mason said. with the Round Table Singers led by director at the high school. used to improve the playgrouhd. Susan J. Launi, MHS ‘77 feels there is enough surplus to cover The town has still received no for­ Martha White as they sang a group of Complete texts of the speeches Two Tuesday night, the Citizens Ad­ most, if not all, of the $50,000. The mal notification of the approval, but valedictorian. (Herald photo selections including “I Won’t Last a given by Miss Launi.Weiss, and Sher­ WWI veterans groups visory Committee, which oversees Day Without You” by Williams and WEDNESDAY committee could also use money it was announced Tuesday afternoon by Dunn) man will appear in the High School the CD program,-voted to allocate from the contingency fund, if needed, "Y ou ’li Never Walk Alone” by by the office of U.S. Sen. Abraham World in Friday’s Herald. JUNE 22, 1977 CD funds for the Nathan Hale School he said. Rodgers. install new officers Ribicoff. project. The proposal will also Five parents from the school dis­ Laetrile available Just before the presentation of Earlier this month, the town, at William Wood of 260 Woodland St. trustees. trict and Leo Diana, the school’s with affidavit diplomas, Allan Thomas, chairman Other auxiliary officers installed HUD’s request. Had made a change of the Board of Education, recalled and Ethel Brown Swanson of 42 principal, attended the committee’s in its application to increase its Jensen St. have been installed as are Jennie Doggart, senior vice- meeting. Diana presented photos of BOSTON (UPI) - The New that he had graduated in a red robe projection of future low-income commander and president, respec­ president; Charlotte Post, junior the school’s playground and spoke of England regional director of the U.S, from Manchester High School 27 vice-president; Florence Streeter, Buckland School housing needs in Manchester. In the need for improvements. Food and Drug Administration says years ago when commencement was tively, of Manchester Barracks, granting its approval, HUD is ap­ World War I Veterans, and Auxiliary. secretary; Mary Nackowski, “Nathan Hale School services cancer-stricken patients desiring to held in the old State Theater on Main treasurer; Monnette Johnson, guard; parently now satisfied with the St. Wednesday’s event was special to Other barracks officers install^ application. use the controversial drug Laetrile Georgina Vince, flag bearer; Ida may be rented need only file a physician s affidavit him because he would be presenting are William Couch, senior vice- commander; Charles Transue, junior Berube, conductress; Inez Mahoney, requesting it. a diploma to his own daughter, School officials are in the process vice-commander; Couch, judge ad­ patriotic instructor; Esther Wood, responses to an ad, Kennedy said, so Richard Davis said Tuesday the af­ Suzanne. Her running to her father of negotiating an agreement with the vocate; Harry Fogerty, chaplain; chaplain; Pauline C)lark and Betty have decided to go ahead with the fidavit must certify the patient is ter­ for a loving embrace was a happy Singing with the MHS Round Table Singers for the last time, girl graduates face the wind Messiah Evangelical Lutheran arrangements with the church. Albert Post, quartermaster; Harold Jesanis, trustees. minally ill and will receive the drug, moment for all to share. as they sing their song. FYom left in front are Marina Moyer, Mary Ann Nassiff and Church of South Windsor to rent The Board agreed that the building Weiss agrees with HRC Olds, adjutant; Harold Belcher, Installing officers for the auxiliary currently banned by the FDA, along Thomas also drew cheers and Buckland School for the coming would deteriorate less rapidly if it is Suzanne Marie Thomas. (Herald photo by Dunn) sergeant-at-arms; and John Koubik, were Mary McCarthy, past depart­ with conventional anti-cancer applause from the class when he told ment president; and Adelaide school year. in constant use. The school has been them that the Class of '77 was one of William Roscoe and John Owens, findings in job case therapy. Pickett, conductress. School Supt. Jam es P. Kennedy used only for storage during the past A U.S. District Court judge the best behaved classes in the said this week that Wilfred Dion, year. tion of the complaint, since it was Tuesday ordered the FDA to allow a history of Manchester High School director of school buildings and The goal of the board in renting the Town Manager Robert Weiss according to final reports from the provided at your regular meeting Scituate woman to use the drug grounds, is working out the school is to cover expenses and to get agrees with the Human Relations proprietors of Howard Johnson’s May 17, a meeting in my office May derived from apricot pits. Bloodmobile collects 134 pints arrangements with the church. a fair price for maintenance, report of finding no evidence of age 20 and through various phone calls,” The ruling was handed down after Convention Center in Windsor Locks, The church indicated an interest in Kennedy said. The agreement will be discrimination in the hiring of a Weiss said. Virginia O’Donnell, 47, presented a where the seniors held their prom Most schools close today The Red Cross Bloodmobile Berger, Mrs. Neva Slater. the building for its full-time kept on an annual basis. police dispatcher and with its The commission Tuesday night notarized tetter from her physician and Frank Davis' Resort in Moodus collected 134 pints of blood at its visit The following gallon donors were parochial school earlier this spring. in another school building matter, recommendations concerning the called Weiss’s remarks about the requesting use of the drug, in accor­ where they went for their annual pic­ All Manchester public schools of a broken water main which cut off Friday from 10 a.m. to noon. Tuesday in Manchester. omitted from the list of gallon donors The Board of Education decided in Kennedy said the preliminary plans town’s handling of test scores, but term hearing "petty.” dance with an eariier court order. nic. close today at noon except Highland Uie school’s water supply. Summer school session begins Of the 122 appointments made in that appeared in the Herald after the May to advertise the availability of for Bentley School renovations are considers its use of the term "We have no powers except to hear A federal judge in Oklahoma Handing out the diplomas were Robert E. Weiss, MHS ’77 Park School which will close Registration for makeup credits at June 27 and ends Aug. 8 except for advance, 82 were kept. There were 67 Bloodmobile’s May visit to the building to see if any other ready for review by the board’s “ hearing” to be misleading. 'Thomas and Mrs. Eleanore Gowen, complaints, and that can’t be called a recently ruled the FDA could not pre­ liiursday. Highland Park School has Manchester High School’s summer physical education classes which run walk-in donors. There were 15 per­ Manchester: Manchester groups would be in­ building and sites committee. The Weiss in a letter Tuesday to Lee vent a dying patient from obtaining MHS vice-principal. salutatorian. (Herald photo by hearing?” Mrs. Gunderson said. to tiiake up for a day when the school session will be at the high school from June 27 to July 11. There is no sons who were deferred until another Four gallons — Mrs. Lillian Legier, terested in it. The Board received no matter will probably be brought Ann Gunderson, commis­ After the singing of the class song Dunn) Commissioner Joseph Sweeney the drug. was closed earlier this year because Thursday from noon to 2,p.m . and school on July 4. time. ^ Daniel Gallagher; one gallon — Miss before the board at next Monday’s sion chairman, said the commission called the complaint about the term Mrs. Helen Aseltine became a Karen Nemeroff; Mrs. Nancy W. meeting. had previously been told that it “strictly technical” and said he nine-gallon donor. Moffat. The plans for the school are fairly had no right to hold a hearing, accor­ Clarification would talk to Town Counsel Victor Other gallon donors are as follows: The next Bloodmobile visit will be close to the time schedule allotted by ding to the assistant town counsel. Moses about it. “If the problem is in ListW Manchester High School graduates YOU CANT OET K H ER BUROERS Five gallons — Roger J. Bolduc; Thursday, July 14 at the Knights of The Zoning Board of Appeals the board. The work on the project is "The manner in which information (ZBA) of Manchester unanimously the Human Relations Commission cio, Joann Louise Cardini, Lukas. Francis Ryder, Deborah Ann four gallons — Ronald J . Collins; Columbus, 138 Main St. from 12:30 to expected to start next spring. was acquired seems to me to be more Mid-year grads Girelli. Raymond E. Gliha. ordinance. I'll suggest ways it could MaryAnn Louise Carlson, Dana P. Lundberg, Sandberg, Mark S. Sanford, three gallons — Mrs. Doris Bensen, 5:30 p.m. denied a request for a variance Mon­ accurately described as an investiga­ Cindy L. Albert, Lisa J. Paul A. Gluhosky, Maurice Nancy Lee Carmienke. Katherine Lundberg, Dale Frank Scalise Jr. Joseph Parker, Mrs. Annamarie. day night to Robert J . Armentano, a be adjusted, ” Sweeney said. Allard. Susan B. Atwood, Joy J, Godin, Kevin P. Goff. Gary Appointments may be made by Janet Marie Caron, Jennifer Curtis Lundy Jr .. Patricia Matthew Schardt, Agnes 3 Suptr burgwt to cook at homo Turner, Mrs. Mary L. Jarvis; one permittee of the Armory Tavern at Elizabeth Baker, Mary B en -^ Steven Gold, Karen Beth calling the Red Cross office at 643- Lynn Carr, Martha Anne Marie Lutz, Robert Kennedy Mary Schaschl, Cynthia Ann son, Alexa Berger, Jerri Ann Goldstein, Kathryn M. all made with U.S.D.A. Choice Ireah moat gallon — Mrs. Marilyn C. Erickson, 5111. Walk-in donors will be 306 Main St. C ^ ce, Kim Ellen Champy, Goodin. Eileen Louise Gor­ Lyon,• Timothy Frank Schempp, Jeffry Karl Birmingham, Alex B. Callis. Roger A. Smith, Jill Early, Mrs. Jo welcome. In Tuesday’s Herald the tavern SALE ENOS SATURDAY, JUNE 25th Sandra Rita Chasse. MacNeely, John Robert Schmidt, Aileen E. ^holsky, P I N E H U R 8 T Daniel P. Carvalho, Gina don. P I N E H U R 8 T P I N E H U R 8 T R. Vogel, John Geyer, Charles The list of donors will appear in was referred to incorrectly in one in­ Joanne Joyce Chevrette, Hollis Beth Gordon, Jo-Ann Madden, Linda Carolyn Douglas Arthur Schultheis, Ann Castelli, Sharon Chasse, CHUCK DoLuxo Chopped Thursday’s Herald. stance as the Main St. Tavern. Paul Foster Clair, Regan Neil Maher. Lori Karen Schulz. HAMBURG OPEN David Bryan Crossley, Marie Gorka, Peter John Also, the applicant’s attorney, Clancy, Diane Denise Clare, Christine Maureen Makulis, BURGERS BURGERS SiRLUlM Bethany Donnelly, Diane Gourley,' Kathy R. Graff, Patricia Lynn Scranton, William O’Connell of Glastonbury, SUNDAY Craig Corwyn Coffin, Steven James Russell Graham. Thomas James Maioskie, Shirley Ruthe Seavey, Mindy Matter Charge Dube. Mitchell Walter Dul, BURGERS referred to the American Legion Russell Colbath. Margaret Ma^ Granger. Claudia Gene Mann, Kathleen Ju n e S e ib e rt, Ja n e t W. MyoAa Duval. ,.*1.09 i 10-4 WAREHOUSE Bank Amarlcard Heather Lyn Marie Cole, Manning. Kevin B. Marceau, Seybolt, Colleen Joan Shane, bM.39 j 711 combats robbery Club on Legion Dr., a club within the Debra Marie Eastman, Jeanne Marie Grant, Judith T h « M 8 to Um lb. PattlM ; ThoM doilcloiM pattiM; Holly Ellen Elizabeth Cole, Gary A. Marchuk, Burma Carmen Martha Shaw. .*1.0 9 1,000-ft. limit for which the variance HOURS: Mark Thomas Entwistle, Eileen Grenier, David cout 22« oa. coat 28a aa. DaLuxa pattlaa a good Craig Alan Coleman, Steven Kevin John Shea, Maureen was sought, as a club which accom­ James G. Fraser, Catherine Anthony Griffin, Janine Marie David Kenneth Marti, buy at 34a aa. EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - A prevention package that 7-11 store MON.-SAT. FREE J. Comeau, Cathryn Lee Cone, Albert Martin, Frank P. Elizabeth Shea. Marie Gleba, Jane J. Goulet, Griffin, Teresa Ann Gronda, group of Connecticut convenience owners think will put a dent in the modated only its members and is not Lay-Away Jeffrey Charles Coniam. 9:30 to 9 Joan J. Goulet, Amy L. Daniel Groobert. Matarazzo, Dale Russell Timothy Shea. Regina A. stores have decided to lower the rash of armed robberies at around- a place, as is the Armory Tavern, LOCATED NEXT TO BEDDING BARN Eugene T. Corbitt Jr., Mathiason, France Jeanine Buy 1 or 100 of thaaa traah pattlaa, or buy them frozen In 4 lb. Goulis. Alison Amy Grotta, Wayne Sheridan, Michael Sherman, "ante” in the dangerous game of which serves the public. 276 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER, CT. Kathleen Ann Corey, Alison Mathieu. the-clock convenience stores in re­ Hilary Eileen Gwynn, Celia David Gryk, Charles Michael Christa Fay Siebert, William boxaa. Children love them with cetaup. M. Cornish, Joanne M. Gary Mattarelli, Gail A. armed robbery by stacking the deck cent years. G. Harrell, David Hayes, Guinipero, Glenn Erik Gustaf­ Steven Sim;on, Daniel Joseph Cosgrove, Katherine Mary in their favor. Test cases in other parts of the Deanna Henderson, Kevin D. son, Sheryi Ann Gustafson. Matthew, Dale M. Matthews. Skaparas, Joanne V. Slattery. Costello, Barry Thomas Cot­ Joseph Mazzotta III, Donald U.8.D.A. Cholca Come to Pinehurst for the best Franks ... Regional and local officials of the country reveal that armed robberies Hiers, Craig A. Hutt, Cynthia John Michael Haberern, Barbara I. Smith, Deborah GOP WE CARRY SKATEBOARDS tle, J. McAllister, James Skinless from Tobin ... Large natural casing 7-11 grocery chain Tuesday unveiled MarioB Jennings. Darlene Susan Hack, Elaine Lee Smith, Janice Paula decreased by over 30 per cent when 4 Dan V, Coughlin, Debra Ann HAMBURB from Grote & Weigel a new anti-robbery plan which will be SUMMER Deborah Karas, Catherine S. Hadge, Edmund Hajbucki, Woodrow McCann, Michael Smith, Jeffery Morris Smith, the stores adopted stringent security FILTKR Cowles, Deborah Ann Craig, Mary Theresa Hajbucki, re-elects Mary Keegan, Katy Kelley, Jam es McCarthy, Maureen Kim Elizabeth Smith, Laura installed in all 40 Connecticut stores precautions. FUN Karen Lee Craig, Roberta SHUHRNEFIUIIKS...... ,..89> Wannetta M. LaFrancois, Christine Hajduk. Judith McCluskey. Ann SmitV, Michael Brian tb within a year. Under the crime prevention plan, SAND Jean Cross, Robert Paul Jean Marie Hale. Janet Kathleen Marie McConneil, Smith, Scott Daniel Smith. 98* Biebel Theresa Marie Leonowicz, A special demonstration was held no more than $50 will be kept in the N.S.Q. #40 50 LBS M.C.I. Croteau, Joseph James Ellen Hall, John Victor ,^wrn:ewm rm Cynthia Lunt, Debra Lynn William Jam es McDowell Jr., Janice Ann Smyth, Lori E. in one of their East Hartford outlets, cash register at any given time and ALL LEATHER Cullen, Timothy J. Cun­ Halldin Jr., Eugene Frederick Meat for outdoor cooking ... indoor cooking. HARTFORD (UPI) - Frederick 20" Mason. Bryan George McMahon, Snyder, Christine M. Solomon- KING SIZE ningham, Ronald James Halsted, Ralph Edward It’s all U.S.D.A. Choice when you buy at PINEHURST with officials staging a simulated big bills will be placed in a special K. Biebel, vowing to lead the GOP ' 2 . 9 9 MOTOR-CROSS Vicki Duva Migliore, Fran­ Robert Theodore McMickle son, David Joseph Spellman, Currier, Pamela Jayne Cur­ Halvorsen Jr., Raymond robbery to show how the program safe that employes can’t open. back into the governor’s mansion, cisco Mollet, Jeffrey Orbach, Jr., Mary Beth McNeill, Sandra Frances Spileckl, tin, Cynthia Jane Curtis. U.8.D.A. Choice works. Several signs will be placed in the was re-elected Connecticut GLOVE 18x48CARIBE reg BIKE Karen L. Parker, Vickie Lynn Palmer Hampton Jr ., Kevin William Carl Meier, Mary Ryder Stack, Carl Jay NOW S ^ O O Katheryn Lyime Dagenais, CHUCK The incident was recorded by a store informing potential holdup men Republican party chairman Tuesday Pearson, Cherie Perron. J. Hanlon. Christopher Jam es Merisotis, Stafford, Keith Alan Stauffer. iLean tender Juicy ^ Reg. 22.88 ROUND POOL ^709 95 ONLY •800 Linda Ann Daigle, Peter Loan Ground special camera that takes a series of Dale D. Perzanowski, Diane Donna Sue Hansen, David Carl A. Mikoiowsky. Ann Marie Steeves, William they are being watched, and the store night. WITH FILTER. UPPER and ACC COMPLETE Joseph Daigle. Russell Alan NOW Marie Plumb, Regina Puzzo, Joseph Hardy, Timothy Scot Holly B. Miller, Darlene Samuel Stephens, Robert lb * 1 . 1 9 CUBE STEAKS .M ** rapid color photographs which can be doesn't have much money. Biebel, who has become an Daigle, Michael T. Danahy, Harley, Albert B. Harrison Mlllette, Susan C. Miner, laaaaoaaaaaaaaaooaaaaaa NOW ONLY Billy Lee Shoaf, Robert Glenn Stoker, Kathleen Diane used as evidence in court. The “ We’re trying to lower the ante so emerging force in national GOP PODLSALE Timothy Mark Danyliw, Jr., Holly Sue Harrison. Paul Mark Mirucki, Brett J. Mizia, Strand, Coleen Jane Stratton, ONLY *1 7 ** James Terry Jr., Gregory M' U.8.O.A. Choice camera is activated when the cash the effort is not worth what you’re circles, took over the state party in 3"T0M«llSmi Stephen M. Dawson, Crescent Douglas Hart, Laurie Heath. Lori R. Moffat, Kelley Jean Cynthia Elizabeth Swallow. COUNTRY 8TYLE SAUSAGE Viterito. ROUND drawer opens. going to reap by committing the 1975 after a disasterous showing in V. 15 x4 8 ’ Reg 369 95 NOWONLY E. DeCiantis. Bernard Hebert, Peter J. Monahan, Brian John Moran. Helen Szatkowski, Victoria SPARE Teresa Elizabeth Wilkinson, MEAT The camera is the key to a crime robbery,” said John Antiocco, the previous year’s state elections. 18 x4 8 ’ Reg 419 95 NO W O NLY Jam es R. Deere, June M. Hebert, Karen Ann Teresa David Edward Morano, GROUND Marcia Wilson, Richard Anne Taft, Michael Adam & 24x48" Reg-549 95' ' NOWONLY D eM o u ra , T h o m a s M. RIBS Connecticut zone manager for 7-11. The Republicans made a comeback STARS STRIPES A.M.F, Jeffery Wood, William E. Heidcavage, April Lee Brenda Ann Moulton, Marina Taylor, Richard Telgener, lb M .3 9 Denisky, Kent R. Denison, , b . * 1 . 3 9 Danny Frank, a spokesman for the on the state level in last year’s elec­ THUNDERBOLT 4" TO T snu Ull S/lNTIt C U I A ALL STEEL Wright, i Hellstrom. Joan Moyer, Joel D. Mrosek, Leslie Kim Terry, Cynthia D. ib’ 1.2 9 15x48" Reg 399 95 N0WLX4I.Y Robert M. Dennin, Mary P. camera firm, said one of the more at­ tions, almost doubling their ACADEMY YELLOW Paul M. Herms, William John Joseph Muldoon, Thibodeau. Fire calls 18x48" Reg 46995 NO W O N LY Derby. For special deluxe out­ representation in the House of June grads John Hickey, Kristina B. Maryann Mullen, Thomas F. Eric David ’Thomas, Laura tractive aspects of the program is 2 4 x 4 8 ” Reg 59995 NOWONLY PED AL CAR Deborah DeSimone, Dawn Higley, Dawn Irene Hlivyak, door parties buy a whole Representatives and Senate. David Varnum Abbott, Mumford. Jean 'Thomas, Suzanne Marie PERDUE CHICKENS the low cost to storeowners. SAFETY HELMET 4" MUM TOMMl IXKilONA RED Marie DesRosier, Jane K. Julie Ann Hodson, Darrell SHELL of Beef or a Ronald Michael Abell, Pentti 0 . Myllynen, Laura Thomas, William Edward Perdue Chickens lead such a soft life that they just “Videotape machines are great for However, the Democrats still control 15x48" Reg 449 95 NO W O N LY AUTO-FIRE TRUCK Dewey, Holiy M. DiBella, Jef­ Charles Hooey, Sherrie Lyn U.S.D.A. choice whole .Manchester Reg. 24.88 Michael Laurent Adams, K. Nadeau, Mary Ann Nassiff, Thomas, Catherine Grace cannot help but turn out TENDER. They live in 60,000 banks that have a lot of money to both houses of the legislature and the 18 x4 8 ” Reg 549 95 NO W O N LY Reg. $29,88 frey Mark Dickinson, Timothy Hopperstead. Today, 9:09 a.m .-truck fire, 102 Wood- Thomas Brandon Aldredge II, Alice Marie Nead, Darlene Thompson, Richard James TENDERLOIN and burn, but they'don't help the small governorship. 24x48" Reg 69995 NO W O N LY H. Digan. l^urie B. Hubbard, Teresa houses, get 8 hours sleep and eat princely meals. bridge St. (District) N O W t O A S B Beth Ann Alemany, Tina Marie Negri. Thompson, Maureen Jean have our meatmen cut NOW t''SnilT0M UILM M IIU Glen Dobkin, Patti A. We always knew they were the best and for the store owner,” he said. ONLY Allen, Alice R. Allison. A. Hubert, Leslie K. Hublard, Judy Nimirowski, Lori Ann Tierney, Richard Vincent them to order. ONLY • * 15x48" Reg 439 95 NO W O NLY Doering, Mark Peter Doherty, past several years you have been getting only 19 Edward Andrew Anderson, Cynthia Jean Hultgren, Alfred Nolin, Robert C. Noonan, Tierney. 18x48" Reg 49995 NO W O N LY Ralph V. Donadio, Cynthia' Genuine Spring PERDUE, when you purchased Chicken or parts at Elizabeth'S. Anderson, Mark William Hutchinson III, Lory Leah Nowicki, Robert B. Nur­ Patricia Tremano, George 24x48" Reg 69995 NO W O NLY Donn, Debbie A. Donnelly, L A M B L E Q 8 SPALDING Stephan Andrews, Margaret Jean Isenberg, Carolyn D. mi Jr., Krystyna Teresa Obst. John Trian, Wayne Joseph Pinehurst. Try them on your g r ill... Perdue Chicken t ” M U M TOP M U W lO C m O O O Brian Cornelius Donovan, BEGINNERS PLAYSKOOL Jeannette Ano, Elena B. Arce, Jaworski, Christine Mary Thomas Patrick O’Connor, Tripp, Patricia Joy Trombly, butterflied Breasts ... Legs ... Small Roasters ... Fryers. 15x48" Reg 499 95 NOWONLY, >3«0 SAVE 109 95 Louann Downey. 18 x4 8 ” Teri S. Arendt, Steven F. Jaworski. Kathy E. O’Dwyer, Craig T. Donna Jeanne Trudeau, if you wish^...... Reg 599 95 NOWONLY •478 SAVE 129 95 Ann M. Downing, Nancy J. Tracey Elizabeth Jenkins, GOLF SET 24x48" Reg 799 95 NOWONLY Armentano, Susan Marie Ogden, Gary C. Olsaver, Je f­ Christopher J. Tsokalas. Potato 8alad, Cola 8law, Macaroni 8alad •510 SAVE 209 95 TYKE BIKE Downing, Joseph L. Downs, Glenn H. Johnson, Robert D...... La n d b lrtM #1 Wood, 5. 7. 9 Irons. Putter and Ather. frey R. O’Meara, Kenneth Karin Shirley ’Turek, John Sunday c s n v u bag. Giintovil and otNer pools alio avallabit. Denise Duff, 'Siobhan Maria Johnson, Kenneth Alexander and Shrimp Salad. Peter J. Avery, David R. John O’Neil, Byron Orduz, Richard ’Turgeon, Susan Ellen CHEESE Duffy, Vicki Dungfelder. Jones, Thomas Edward Jones, Wa will have Fraah Flounder and Tiny ScallopR. Reg. 49.99 NOW Ayotte, Jeffrey J. Backofen, Mary F, Osborne. Mark Turner, Cynthia Ann Twihle, 8 lb . box CLOSING OUT t g o t Lawrence Randall Dunn, Robert Walter Joyner. LANQOSTINOS ... Lorraine Marion Badeau, William Otter, Mark Steven Uccello, Ellen HTH ONLY Clifford R. Dutton, Jam es Laura M. Balboni, Robert Jeff Patricia Judge, Ellen Sara Terry A. Pagani, Susan Marie Uzanas. ssrv *38** POOL 35 LBS TABLET 5“ ^ William Dwyer, Leslie Ann Kalman, Paul John Kaminski, Carol Pagluica, Mark Douglas Liza Margaret Valentine, Shutting Our Doors Forovor $1)88 OR GRANULAR Ball, Kathleen Ann Banas. Eagles, Kim Eagleson. Certo and Surejell for jelly makers. CHLORINE Wayne Barile, Kevin Alan Francis Kaminsky, Pallein, Karen Lee Palmer, . Phillip Alton Valentine, Paul With any other 110.00 Susan M. Easley, Norma W O l ' Barnett, Karen Bamowski, Robert W. Kanehl, Kathryn Louis Sal Pantaleo, ’Thomas J. Etienne van Heessen, Andrew purchase save 80< when 9lbi. Celeste Eccellente, Marlene Patricia Barnowski, Marie Kania. Parker, Wayne Joseph J. VIncens, Kelly Jane Vogt, you buy CHLORINE ^ 29 Marie Eckert, Lynn Ann KLEENEX SPALDING NATIONAL Elizabeth Anne Barrett, John J. Keane, Yvonne FVrker, Susan Elizabeth Linda Marie Voiland, Kurt Edelson, Lorraine Ellen Maxwell House 2 i9 9 * PELE OPEN THROAT Jam es Edward Bauer, Kirk Kearney, Kimberly A. Patten, Walter VonHone. NAPKINS . 1 4 0 c o u n t Egan, Timothy Joseph Egan. NOW 6x12 NOW Robert Beattie. Kechejian, Kathleen E. Suzanne Lynn Patterson, Domenick M. Vuoto, COFFEE ROTH Alexander Eigner, Glenn G. Kelley, Lyn M. Kelley, Jam es David C. Peck, Jonathan Alan William John Wagner, Karen SOCCER BALL STEELWALL WOOD RACQUET Debra S. Beaupre, David (or v 2 .9 9 lb. GYM Ellis, Susan Eiizalwth Ellis, A. Kellogg, Martin Patrick Peck, Luc J. M. Pelletier, Marcia Walker, Matthew M. STAB OR COKE Final 4 Reg. $16.88 Allen Beckwith, Brian Linda Jane Embser, Eva ■eaoeaaaaeeeeeeeeaeeoeaaea 25®“ Michael Benito, Everett Den­ Kelly. Laura Beth Phaneuf. Walsh, Michael P. Wasyluk, Qlan t B4 01. boHlaa ON SALE AT 79‘ SET POOL 11” Louise Emerson, Jeffery F. With any other $10.00 Reg. 32" nis Bennett III, Jeffrey Neil Ann Louise Kibbie, Mark E. Brenda Elaine Phelps, John Marjorie J . Watt, Diana Dawn buy a cafa of 6 and aava $1.20 Reg. 14.86 t g i i Ennis, Keith A. Erickson. purchase save 30a when Berman, Nancy Elizabeth Kiefer, Jeffrey Allen Kieman, J. Pisch, Lisa Marie Pliska, Webh, Julie-Ann Weerden. »m:::::*yffi::s5ssssss::s:w*:ss:sss*:5®>^^ Robin L. Eschmann, Earle Bidwell, Theresa Ann Binette. Clarence Kinney Jr ., Kathleen Carol A. Plumadore, .Lisa Michael Andrew Weiford, you buy Christopher Everett, Brian H. AJAX LAUNDRY DETEROENT . .glAnt *1.19 REPLACIMENT LINERS Joanne E. Bixby, Dorothy A. Klein, Steven L. Kos, David Maria Pompei, Joanne R. Robert Edward Weiss, Belin­ Land 0’ Lakes Fairweather, Wayne F. Faz- T. Koski, Sue Koskl.-Tracy J. Poulin, Denise Marie Pouliot, da Welti. David Alan Ml MERCWUIIISE ALLPURI»OSE 12’a36" Reg 39 88 ‘ 33 Elizabeth Black, Michael COX FUEL zino, Carol Lynn Ferguson. BUTTER 1S’ «48’ E itr i Sturdy Keg 89 86 •$9 John Blasko, Kathy Jeanne Kozak, Jennifer A. Krascella. Michael J. PrestI, Lawrence Wentworth, Wendy Jean POWERED Cheryl L. Ferguson, Colleen f c o n GINGER ALE or CLUB SHOES, SOCIXR, 18’ i4 8 ’ ’ Extra Sturdy Reg 119 88 ‘ 79 Bloklng, Carlo Tony Bocchino. Pamela M. Krinjak, Steven Francis Pugrab. Werkheiser, David Lovell (or*1n19lb. Ann Ferguson, David Perron. ■ ■ ■ ■ 18'x48" Expandable Reg 149 88 ‘ 99 SURE FLYER Robin Jean Bouton, Kurt C. P. Kruzyk, Donald Rene Carmel Purcell, Mary Fran­ Whitaker, Herbert W. I co n DIET ALE and FLAVORS REMOVED AT 6ASEBAIL 2 1"x4 8 " Extra Sturdy Reg 149 88 ‘ 99 Braun, Kathleen Joan Breen, Mary E. Fiengo, Ann Rohde Lalancette, Kevin Stephen cis Purcell, Ricardo Quental Whitaker III...... JiLPOBEEF...... AIRPLANES FitzGerald, Keith Howard Laski, Susan J. Launi. Jr., Lynn Jane Quitadamo, 24x48" Extra Sturdy Reg 189 88 ‘ 139 Margareta Julie Brissette, Donna Lee White, Edward DOG FOOD I 2 7 9 ^ F00T8AU Reg $13.88 Clark W. Brown. Flint, Phillip Thomas Florio, Tuyet Anh T. Le, Albert Eric Hanson Randall, Kelly J . White, Kimterly A. White, I “ quarts ■ ^ 24x48 Expandable Reg 229 38 ‘ 179 Glenn David Flosdorf, John J. Off Marilyn Rae Brown, Ronald Nathan Lea Jr ., Donna Marie Lurana Rankin, Michelle A. Sandra Lull Whitney, Robert % Buy a caaa ol 12 alralght or aaat. whilo Oval liner available Foley, c a n 3 3 < NOW NOW K. Brown, Susan C. Brown, Lefebvre, Linda Ann Raven, Robert Reault, Linda Lee Whittemore II, Paul T. »< a/fowanca deal It on and aava $1.20 • 3 0 0 Linda M. Fortin, John L. oata ol 24 B7.48 ONLY Susan Marie Brundrett, Lemleux, Fred Ross LeRoy, Jeannette Reilly. Wicks. ( o n l y Fox, Debbie Lynn Fraser, ______ZJ FILTER SALE RoBert William Bryce, Laurie Joseph John Lessard Jr., Rhoda Sue Rice, Ellen Gail Ann Williams, Lynn of our allready SALE PRICE 1 J Judith Randi Freedman, Open ThUri. and FrI. BAM tH BPM haraatStM Main HPeFP256R 1/25 Cartridge Filter Reg $59.95 N0W*3S Christine Buckland, Merryann Steven M. Lestage. Marie Rich, Janet Arline Ann Williams, Brenda Lee IGLOO Gwendolyn K. Froh, Karen r Bujaucius. Robin Lee Lewis, Gail Rivers, Jam es A. Robbins, Willis, Daniel Alan Wilson. HPEDI: Earth Filter V4 HP Reg $299.95 N O W 'IM CHAISE LOUNGE Lynn Furgalack, Sharon Lee Patricia Ann Bunce, Susanne LIbbey, Leslie Allyn Wendy R. Roberts. Deborah Lori A. Wilson. COOLERS HPEFE126R'/5 HP Element Ftr. Reg $119.95 N0W*79 G a ffn ey , C h ristin e Ann PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Patricia A. Burke, Mary Libby, Brian Steven Linde, Rosalie Robinson. Pamela J. Wilson, Lynn S. Gankofskie. HPEFE036RV] HP Element Ftr. Reg *169.95 N0W*f9 PAD Catherine Busky, Gail Amelia Gerald Scott Linsenbigler, Lawrence J. Robinson, Woble, Gary E. Wolverton, 68 qt. ,, , NOW 2 9 ““ ADAMS WAREHOUSE FULL length- foam FILLED Bruce W. Garner, William Butler, Beverly Gail Byam, Margaret Litrico. Janice Lynn Rocker, Wilfred Bryan M. Woodhouse, Arlene Reg $39 88 HPEFE026RVZ HP Element Ft. Reg *189.95 N 0 W *IM Garrity, Peter J. Gaudreau, Cynthia Anne Cain, Patrick Frank Roland Livingston, Rodriguez, David A. Rollin- A. Yates, Mark F, Young. Manchester Parkado HPEFE346 R'/, HP Element Ft. Reg. *249 95 N0W*I7Y Reg. 6.88 Christine Ruth Gauruder, Joseph Raymond Longo, son, Rachel Rosen, Judith Ann Nancy Francine Zajac, Ann Manchester 48 qt . ...N O W 2 4 ““ Joseph Callahan. $29 88 HPE FA036T Vi HP Sand Ft. Reg *169 95 Now*aa Dwayne Michael Gilbert, Samuel George Lourie, Laura Rossillo, Marlon Daren Rozle, Adele Zanlungo, Denise Reg Colin R. Campbell, Mark G. Next to Adams Apple HPEFA026TVzHPSandFtr. Reg *239 95' Brett Robert Giorgetti, Alan Jeanne Loveland, Michael Robert M. Ruggiero. Zepke, Scott Joseph Zinker, N0W*1A9 Caouette, Virginia A. Cappuc- 25 qt...... NOW 1 4 ““ $388 Gil G irelli, Carl Anthony David Lowry, Cynthia Carol Robert M. Russell, David Samuel M. Zucker HPE FK346D V< HD Sand Ftr. Reg *299 95 NOW *199 Reg. $19.88 ^ ^ V i

„r. PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June a , 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977 — PAGE THREE-B Araa bullatln board Concern in Vernon Athletes Plainfield results

Andover South Windsor Tueeday matinee Park booze ban sought honored Tuesday c >.tl (!) Andover Elementary School Veterans Memorial Park will be TMKFin NUTNOLNARH SaaMc >-14 (C) weakness as far as liquor is con­ tnmnmw 11 Sil U l ZN TRACK: FAST lOmlaaa IIM >.H students who had perfect attendance open for public swimming, starting By BARBARA RICHMOND someone has gone way into the iMMin) I M m i Mm U l SN Tint TaabN Cama (D) t Tbiiabaa An 7.41 S N m 'i nM lui ;jt ? M ilne e |N 1 Adams Rft in the 1976-77 school year were cerned. 4.N ; 5-M 2.99 June 27, from noon to 8 p.m. daily. woods, cut down a pine grove and in Bolton Ik K 1Z8 Herald Reporter jM Time 31.-99 Murray Underhill, kindergarten; All agreed there is always a »» 911 M b : ZU paid $19.40 Admission without a pass is SO cents Critical conditions in Vernon’s built a log cabin of considerable size. Bolton High School athletes were iarsrjr «MiM:lUnMUlM Sean LeBaron, Julie Warner, Stephen problem enforcing ordinances. He said they throw their debris Tka: MMeM; lU |M4 W.N 71m 4M4 Farfacta: 241 paid $14490 per person, 25 cents for children 12 park and recreation areas caused the honored at the recent spring sports (M M c HI piM Sn.N TriMdi: W nM >Ni.N IMMla: 4U nM 3IZW Trifacta: 2-11 pM $1254.30 Willard, Jennifer Wilkinson, Grade Roche described the situatfon in TrilMtr S-74 p M U r iM and under. Nonresidents must be ac­ Town Council Tuesday night to ask over the bluff and expressed the fear banquet sponsored by the Bolton EliMli: >.14 (q Fikacta: 14-2 nM SI33.N HSflk Cmtitiitioa Camu (T) Henry Park as “unfathomable unless M a t S-ll |C) • M dn 4tHI4« IN Sacaat S-ll (1) iHarbir Iridga 15.40 440 15.20 1; R.J. Clark. Barry Ellison. Jody companied by a South Windsor resi­ that there will be a serious accident Junior Woman’s Club and the IPfMtMi IN SN the town attorney to prepare an or­ SUM MM IZH m 2 M Mnti IN 1« 3M j li" ^ 5" 3.90 Dade, Grade 2; Khalil Siujee, Lucin­ you’ve bron there to see it.” there. t l ) H M jlH 9 MMmt dent. Family passes are available at dinance which will forbid alcoholic Knights of Columbus. u t •• 0 3 ^ ZM 9.40 da LaCroix. Michael Bonneau, Grade He said Monday through Friday He said the root of the problem is I ladi)la4|a 140 Tmr. 45:37 the Town Hall. beverages in those areas. Mike Ahearn and Debbie Gilnack fStllM (WMMc lU nU MIN n M 3 I M M b : 3U paid $2t.00 3: Chris Richards. Grade 4; Wilfredo from about 7 to 9 p.m. that "ad­ the drinking. W M c 3tS nM S27.M MMcUInMttlN WaMa; 2M nM SII.N Farfacta; t43 paid $9100 Boy Scout Troop 880 will hold a Police Chief Herman Fritz and received the top two awards as the Trih^ 3-S-I SMIM TriMa; M-l pM4 t»NN Trifacta; 115 paid $4174.90 Martinez. John Bonneau, Shona vanced teen-agers and young adults Councilman Donald Eden said he Frilaela: 241 nM S in .K Court of Honor Friday at 3 p.m. at St. James Roche of the Recreation Com­ most valuable athletes. Members of icSirnMSIlIM c > .|l (!) M y NaUr uTpaM 334N U nk 111 (I) Campbell. Grade 4 and 5; Albert literally take over with a flagrant IMieMn 2 4H'tEia 5.90 540 440 Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sand Hill mission both expressed concern had ridden through Henry Park and the Marine Corps physical fitness IIM S.N 4.H I M S-ll (Ml LaCroix. Cynthia Jean. Grade 5 : and disregard of all property.” 4JI m s im U i IN IN ir a n r t M i 144 ZM ,11 $RM*M’aTiaa 11,00 7.00 Rd. Wayne Tripp of S37 Hilliard St., he described it as a zoo. He said there team received plaques and members ) Whim ■ 4 J i 4 7fviM jl* 3D.4’iT«alaa 940 about the crowd-gathering and the He said large numbers of motor­ tunM i IN 3 Ufa Im m , tay 3.H Denise Bouffard, Grade 6. Manchester, will receive his Eagle were about 30 motorcycles gathered of the girls’ softball, boys’ golf and T k w iz n ir a a M m ii l U Tmm 31:72 drinking in the park areas. cyclists gather and block the entry nw3t:H (MMMa: SU |M4 IMM raar 3ZIS ' M b : 245 pM $45.00 Award, the highest rank in scouting. Mayor Thomas Benoit also called and there were two kegs of beer on baseball teams received their varsity MMc U) nM >14.41 M mIc us nM tTZN QMrMs: SU nM 311.44 Farfacta; 245 paid $49.90 road (off South St.) and then when NfMt: >U nM niM TrlMcIi: I-44 pM4 UN.W Trifacta; 2-13 paid $915.00 Bolton A number of other badges and the street. letters. Macta: l U nM SI4.» for the ordinance. He said while the they are ready to leave they “burn TriMctz 1-3-7 nM SM.N Twh l-II (I) Irificta: l-S-7 nM W.7I Tuitfc: 119 (A) awards will also be presented. A Councilman John Giuletti said he The award recipients: M ) c 4.14 (I) m lil.lk S M a M y 240 140 2.20 The Rockville Public Health Nur­ most serious problem is in Henry rubber” down South St. la u M i ) h n S nM IZN 7M Faartic S-14 (•) potluck supper will be served. would be against the ordinance. He I N I N IBMrinMlOii 1I.M S.N S t n ib la a ^ 1S.44 4.00 400 3.20 3.20 Park there are also problems in Marine Corps Physical Fitness Team — • MnCkn IN iht wo I Facitt Farty 4.20 sing Association will conduct a pre­ Chief Fritz said he will have to feels it would only restrict law ZM The third edition of the South Wind­ Valley Falls Park and Boulder Ridge Chris Godreau. Mike Ahearn. Jon JZn'iHM Tin: 3147 4 Fk «$ Wandy $00 Timr. 3150 school vision screening clinic Friday sor Chamber of Commerce telephone have a roving patrol officer to en­ abiding citizens and not curb the Dooley. Chris Holbrook. Joe Kurys. Greg 71m : 3 lil IMMa: 311 paid $4140 Tbm: 31:71 M i a : 349 paid $9.20 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Bolton Park. force the ordinance. He also said VM i U7 nM 3IZN Fortadi: 3U pM $23140 M i a : 317 paid $2249 Fwfacta; 943 paid $11.20 directory has been printed and hooligans. Smith. Steve Luchenbill. Joe Fiano, M m iz m nM 311M Trifacta: 115 p4d $5t340 Frwt/cv tl3 paid $7t49 Trifacta: 111 paid $40.50 Congregational Church. Bolton Roche noted that while the town copies of the ordinance should be 7r(fK(a; 14-3 nM S3tN delivered throughout town. Copies Chief Fritz said it isn’t arrests that Brian Hussey, Jeff Potterton. >: Ml (!) Trifactc 7-14 paid $379.29 Oawitti: 119 (€) Center Rd. The clinic will be free of dws have an ordinance which forbids posted in the areas. Girls’ Softball — Debbie Gilnack (most F)We S-II(I) 10%90 4.40 4.e riftk: 118 (9) 1 r«ar land, bap 6.20 4.00 2.40 are available from the chamber of­ police want, but rather the public IlnklMy 3.M 540 5 Uttb Actrt«$, bnp 949 4.10 500 2 Faddylbana ].|Q 2.40 charge and will be open to Bolton loitering in public areas, there is a valuable player), Debbie Pullo, Janina •2 U?:*!!!.'?<• CiM Cnu 3M“J* fice, or by calling 528-3292. Roche said at Valley Falls Park tranquility. IM t 5.00 3 Mmaa laran, blip 5.49 I'u 3 Cathy’s Mam, hap 240 children aged 3-5. Appointments Ryba, Darby Barnard (most improved > U. Illtetll,. IM TbM:3243 1 Qasatw 4 20 Tw . 31:10 player), Laura Tierney (most improved t e 3IM M e 7U paid $1740 Tmr. 32:14 ( M b : 142 paid $1940 should be made by calling the Eagle Scout (UMc 2U nM SIUM Farfacta: 7U pbd $29.40 QMtia: 345 paid $19.49 Farfacta: 142 paid $47.10 association office, 872-9163. Vernon R ockville player), Kathy Moore, Monique Barnard. hriK ta: 3U nM S137.N Trifacta: 7-11 pM $2tl90 Farfacta: 543 paid $4140 Trifacta: 1-2-3 paid $117.90 David Clark of 114 London Rd., Patty Maneggia (highest batting 7r)lada: 24-3 nM 3S3M.N TmHtk Yaafcaa Cawaa (Q Trifacta: 111 pM $395.49 Tvaifth; Yankaa CavM (I) State Treasurer Henry Parker will hospital notes S(i(k Tiakn Cana (t) I friAd M a N L20 3.40 IM Satk 119 (A) I U rn Mdgt 11.00 5.00 9.00 Mary Boyle and Denis Lambert, Polka fest planned average), Louise Vogel, Teresa Landrey. 3 W S n M k IZ N 14C 3 FrMly ftidar. hup L20 540 ,I 0 9 (brtiida Stack, bap 4.00 2.40 be the guest speaker at tonight's Hebron recently was awarded an t S mcw Martfwrt 9.00 340 seniors at Rockville High School, Michele Vancour, Laurie Gagnon. Ann irIliuTe 3.N I lary-i la|k 37.90 4 Cbsm Dart 340 ISmtcbOH 400 graduation ceremony at Bolton High Elagle Scout badge, the highest rank Vernon ta and his Orchestra will play from IMM Tbw: 4059 SSwduhCaaUa rma: 40:19 have been awarded scholarships by Fenton, Tammy Roberts. Kathy Wabble, 7!m 4MS IM ia; 9U pM $1490 School. The event is scheduled out­ a boy can earn in scouting. Admitted Tuesday: Richard Dick, 12:30 to4:30p.m. JohnniePrytko will M i a : 3U pM $55.19 rm : 3155 the Vernon Friends of Music. The In addition to earning this award he The first annual polka festival and Charlene Fenton, Lori Cardile, Judy IkbMa: 3U nM SH.N Soparfactr 134-aTaM $174541 M i a : 4U put $7.90 Sapedacta: H l- 2 paid $37400 doors at 7 p.m. Dailey Circle, Vernon; Sandra Marcucio, perform from 5 to 9 p.rti. Tessier. Mlicta: US nM SI35.H AttMdaBce 2.542 Farfacta: U4 paid $1240 Attandancr 2.099 scholarships were awarded for out­ polka Mass sponsored by St. Joseph 7H(acla: 3-S-I nM SKS.M I M r $299.42t Kandte; $197,395 also earned a Bronze Palm. He was Ellington; Paul Smithwick, Ellington; St. Joseph Polka Pals, a children’s Boys’ Baseball — Steve Bates, Mike Trifacta: M-S paid $34.50 standing musical performances in the second boy in the history of Troop Church will be Sunday from 11:15 Marion Welz, Tolland; Raylene Wilson, a.m. to 9 p.m. folk dance group, will perform ethnic Ahearn (most valuable player and .'*SWS^ - the Vernon School system. Both plan 28 to be presented a Bronze Palm and Ellington; Keith Wohllebe, Tolland. dances at 2:30 p.m. The group is highest batting average), Brian Drum­ Coventry The 11:15 a.m. Mass will be con- to continue their music education in the rank of Elagle at the same Court Discharged Tuesday: Leonard Bourret. directed by Alice Levesque. mond, Matt Dreselly, Jim Kowalyshyn, The Parks and Recreation Com­ celebrated by His Excellency Daniel Plainfield entries college. Another senior, Julius of Honor, which was held at the Ellington; Laurie Kahn, Richmond Dr., Polish and American food and bar Jaan Laius, Tom Maneggia, Bob Peter­ mission will conduct registration for Manchester; Barbara Miller, Mountain P. Reilly, Bishop of Norwich, and the Dichter, was awarded the Edith Ran­ Gilead Hill School. refreshments will be available all son, Chris Rich, Brad Smith. Bill Wednesday Thursday matinee its tennis program tonight at 7 at the som Memorial Award. Dr., South Windsor; Margaret Moniz, Rev. Aloysius Kisuk and the Rev. Stephenson, Joe Stephens, Joe White David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. day. Feat Tima 1:19 FJL high school tennis courts. The first Scantic Meadow Rd., South Windsor; Luke Waleszek, pastor and assistant Faartb Tenth SaiMth Taath Mrs. Leo Cloutier was recently in­ (most improved player), Brian Winkler, PntTMirjl First 1. TbNteTbi 12 Ubarsday Ralph Clark. He is an eighth grade Discounted tickets will be Recipients of the top Bolton High School athletic awards 1. r i Uttb 1. n la Sin 11 1. Faarbu Fridar 1. ladi h Sadb 11 session of classes will run June 27 to Doris Reese, Tolland; Grant Skewes, pastor of St. Joseph Church. Gary Vine. Hnt I Gakasma 12-1 Ila nS bM stalled as president of the Ladies student at Rham High School and is a I h t e a F b M 2. lattar Tba fraat 11 I HuOdtua 1. M t e S'] 2. AtamicHart 4-1 Windsor. available until June 25. They may be were Debbie Gilnack, most valuable female athlete, given by 1. Can't U Ibi I 2. KM CM lt-1 lE r iR U M a 3. Caad; Tdit 11 July 11 for men and women. The so; Auxiliary to Vernon Post 10121, Dancing and entertainment will be Golf Team — Chris Ursin, Scott Ovian I Kf %am 12 3. ^ lbIM b nayLm b M 1 layal Dvt 3. Ghm's S U 7-1 4 . D dibD il member of the junior high track and Birth Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and purchased by calling 872-1304, 872- 4. Sivar teoan 12 4. Sdft Styb 11 ilm W atar 4. Lichy Ctefcy 11 cond session will run July 18 to 25 for under the huge tent on a wooden floor (most valuable, player), Jeff Potterton, the Bolton Junior Woman’s Club, and Mike Ahearn, most 3. Cutam Raadi 5 4. iK t i Daipida 7-2 5. iTMte Om Na 4 Fapar Sateat 111 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Members field team. He is a member of St. 4. S ite 9 5. 0 Fast Ufa 7-1 5. Sllmtfird Lat 4-1 i Gdniirtt 5. laytidi Strte M 4 Mart Fanmrd Mrs. Joseph Marqueio. Ellington.' 2014, or 643-6616. Tickets also may be Marty Ferguson (most improved i Cara 111 111 4XM tes 4 l« ty CaayM 11 boys and girls 12 and older as well as of the VFW, the auxiliary and guests at the church grounds. Eddie Walen- valuable male athlete, given by the Knights of Columbus. 5. Eft Fvty Ti m 2 ilaN af 111 IDaythmHM 1 Oddi Dactar 111 7. C l’i M 7-1 T.TbaateitM Peter’s Episcopal Church and also purchased at the door. player). 7. Ml Tap 12-1 7.riLard0a«L 11 7. IRtdi Dactar 7.LV.'iTrw M itraadlW lir 10 7. U l Sajama 13 L U t tb lS a d 111 4 layrida Qary 4 Samathbif Gaad 12-1 adults. The sessions for the young are invited to a social Saturday at 7 (Herald photo by Pinto) 7. StraAar'i Frida 3 4 tI l Tvk 7-2 4 Tab; Nadi 12 -1 4 Safi Soap The Crossbreeds 4-H beef and dairy 4 U Mm 12 -1 FHth EkM 4SalAbaat 4 Fiftb Ebvaitb people will be in the morning and p.m. at the Post Home, Rt. 83. EM Saeaad 11 r u f t H i club. 1. Ml Au IKaata 12 1. GaadMHad 1. KMM 1. Falrida 1. M y Wd 11 2. Fmm Flat 11 ILbcabE those for the adults in the evening. The Vernon Junior Women’s Club . 2. Naly Rrtn 11 llh n n t M Gypil 11 2. Garraty He became a member of llToop 28 L^tr'i lU 7 2. aMca2. rilbrtbilAmaricMNay 12-1 a d s M 4-1 ; 1 St Mm 11 mi Sham 11 1 MX. Glad Radb 12 111 ITiwn lOftrir’siMity Tony D'Ambrosio will be the instruc­ 2 . FaMVani 5 1 H M tAtMaVMtay 2-1 4. Saent FartMT IM 4 .F is a R ._ . is conducting its annual membership in 1973, and has served as den chief, 4. May I 4-1 4 .M U M I 12-1 4. latamdi 11 4. L l ’i Hrt; 1 fl|M Ntttar IS 4. M a rfM la d 11 4 H U 12 S.EbctnfM tor. No fee will be charged. Par­ drive during June, Juiy and August. IR'i Sabm aHiM IPFAMraa M 5. Lard RitdNnar 11 5. Uttb My l;i scribe and librarian. He is an Ordeal Bolton educators report 4. Harry M 2 5. GdMt Mm 4-1 4 Naa I tm 7-2 I. Nziy lieai 4 Irtad I ‘ Friatar 111 7. Oarion IQUFrafia I I i Frid N t i l ticipants are asked to bring their own 5. mtbCtery 10 4FMcaMM 111 7. SamaWai Darry Membership is open to any woman member of Order of the Arrow, an ) Mba 12 -1 11 T.GartNaNippi 7. Mmy'i Maty 11 In his monthly report to the Board Temporary repairs have been 6. Faddy'i t e I l\K m II I 7. Gbb list 11 7. FradaM Tay 11 t C d 'iR n a 4-I tS iM O racquet and balls. Andersui-Utrte 4 S M Frbitm 7-2 4 boab'i la«|i I I t Raftn Isbal 11 4 LC. lU b 111 aged 18 to 40. The club is a non-profit, will serve about 60 preschool through 7. Saftir’i Frida 7 IFmmrFby 11 honor camping society in scouting. of Education, Bolton School Supt. made to electrical wiring and boxes Sbth TaeHth The Herald is seeking applicants 4Daaay Scatt 11 ! SM Nath Tmifth 1. Gaarga S M non-sectarian, and nonpartisan group He also holds awards for the Grade 6 students from July 6 to Aug. 1. Tan Laathar 111 IbN I. SHfts 1. lacby Kitty M Raymond Allen said all coaching and on the poles of the tennis courts. Per­ TIM 1. FriaadFad 4-1 1. M ’s Oast Off 2-1 1. Tms TrkA 111 L F a iM m i I laSiai Gaad for the position of Coventry cor­ 9. The program will emphasize the I 2. lamnai 7-2 II I 1 Nary Irm 12-1 INriOa 12 to provide service and to promote Historical Trails, Paul Bunyan and 1. latty loop . 1 2. Fabtaff 2. Samitite VMta II larCM extra stipend positions have been manent repairs will cost between [ L Haab SHdt 12-1 3. IM * tt 3.lteFM 4 Naad Ma 111 respondent. Experience is preferred attainment of basic skills in reading Z.Ed'iDabra I 7-2 4 Mm'i lay 11 Ilrkdblarda 11: 4. Aiaba fran 4. Rtfnid civic, educational and social develop­ Eager Beaver, a conservation 4. Kaiacb 12 4. CJLOwny 12-1 4. Oaioty Dam 11 4. FifariM M advertised and interested staff $500 and $800. James Vietch, head 3. latiM 11 4. Dte's Driftar II IhdtM M 4 M S im but not essential. Night meeting 5. Hae’i CM 111 5. Oaytte ‘ ' 11 5. Caal mt 11 4 Fipa's Miskars 12-1 ment in the town. To learn more, call and math, language development and 4. CodiM S. lMFbfII IM y’tTha award. He has three years perfect members asked to apply. School prin­ custodian, said the underground 4 Gatradu 2-1 4 MV. Tbm 12c « 4 Rad Dmb 11 4SM 4 i0.'i Fhanaacy 7-2 coverage is required. To learn more, 5. Imylte ( iTbi i M T b a 7-:: 7. Fm ; lyadit 7. NKhRibb Mrs. Thomas Cizauskas, 872-9591. use of the library. 7. Zab 12 7. My Friaad Marts; M 7. Friatar'i Mary 11 7. On Tba Hava 111 attendance and a year of outstanding wiring may have to be replaced. 4 G M 'i Fbatar 1 T. ladlUppb4 T 12-:m Kama N call Doug Bevins at The Herald, 643- cipals will evaluate the applications. 4 near Lew M 4 0.G.’t hnipcr 11 4 Frintar’s Ka)te 111 4 Rimytty Fn 4 Ed’s Chaatly 12 A party of missionaries who repre­ Laura Szczechowicz will be team 7. A What ] 4 Fai fram 4-: attendance. Allen said he attended a meeting latt la t Gurtaan Hoppar 2711. sent the American Indian Ministries Student placement leader and teacher. Other teachers 4 Uptaw Artbt II last la t Dab's Oust Off David’s Elagle service project was with parents of Rham High School ia 12tb In Ith The Coventry Police Department of Laveen, Ariz., will be guest Richard Packman, Bolton Elemen­ will be Karen Rosano, Thomas Clickers Special: DF aacbanSpacU-.AH«i- the designing, organizing, planning students who are interested in Abthea in 8m bttdtaybZnd will sponsor a course on safe boating speakers tonight at 7:30 at the Ver­ tary Center School principal, said the Dzieck, Susan Kane, Meri Miselis and arranging for construction of a exploring the possibility of enrolling July 3 to 9. Classes will be conducted non Assemblies of God Church, 47 heavy-duty gate for the entrance to Roger Staubach annual Planning and Placement and Gloria Finnegan. Quarterback their children at Bolton High School. each day at 1 p.m. at the Town Hall. Old Town Rd. The Rev. Harold Han­ Team review of children having Marianne Daly will be the Camp Johnson. The purpose of the Dallas Cowboys "While apparently nothing will Elach session will last about one hour. son, founder of the American Indian gate is to eliminate vandalism and special needs was completed recent­ professional tutor and Marilyn Officer Lyndon Wilmot will be the in­ Ministries in 1962, and a former resi­ develop for the next school year, ly. The reviews have been submitted Fiano, the paraprofessional aide. unauthorized people. comments at the meeting lead me to structor. The course is required for dent of Hartford, is leader of the to the Central Planning and Place­ This project took about 480 hours of believe the question may be raised in anyone under 16 who wants to group. Featured speaker will be the ment Team. boypower and manpower. Most the Rham district again early in the Attend workshop operate a motorboat. Adults may Rev. Larry Upshaw, an Apache In­ materials and services were S 1 3 P E K Packman said teachers have been also take the course. next school year,” Allen said. Joseph Fleming, Bolton High dian preacher. The public is invited. donated. meeting to discuss the placement of • A former teacher and a former students for next year. School principal; Kenneth Roy, custodian in the Bolton school system First aid policy science teacher, and George were denied unemployment benefits. Rohaeik, guidance counselor, recent­ The Board of Education recently • A handbook showing the ly attended a workshop sponsored by adopted a policy on first aid and Fair housing plan nixed reorganizatioh of the schools’ special the New England Association of education programs will be dis­ emergencies. The policy outlines Secondary Schools for high schools Vernon tributed to staff m em bers in first aid procedures during regular that will face evaluation the next two focuses more on education. school activities and during in­ A Fair Housing Agency, proposed September. years. The town adopted its own Fair allocated to education, he said. terscholastic athletics. by the Urban League of Greater • Bolton will receive $27,155 for its Fleming said Bolton is scheduled Housing Plan last year. It indicates The board also adopted a policy on Hartford, was rejected by the Vernon Councilman Joseph Merluzzo said allocation for the Elementary and for evaluation in the spring of 1979. that the town will support enforce­ staff protection saying, “The board Town Council Monday night. one per cent of grant money from Secondary Education Act, Title 1 Fleming said he was notified by ment of fair housing laws on a will be vigorous in its protection of The town was asked to commit one each town would figure to about program. Dr. Albert Kind, chairman of the all teachers from physical and/or per cent of its Community Develop­ regional basis. It also stresses that $155,000 and the budget is estimated r - . ^ . • Partial implementation of the University of Connecticut program psychological abuse.” ment block grant. The town has, for the town will conduct an infor­ at $61,000. He questioned what good it new staff evaluation process will for superior students, that Bolton mational campaign. the past three years, received grants would do Vernon to participate. begin in September, Full implemen­ Summer school High School is certified for the of $25,000. Patrick McCate, president of the “I really don’t feel Vernon fits in tation will begin later in the year. A Title I summer school program program for 1977-78. Greater Vernon Board of Realtors, The league agency is designed to with some of the other towns,” he said the board supports the basic said. provide a fair housing service for Capitol Region towns and to en­ principles of the Urban League Councilman James Filkoff agreed proposal. courage an affirmative marketing with Merluzzo, as did Councilman Jal Alai resulta Jal Alai entrlea Y D U D D m program. He said, however, that the proposal Donald Eden who asked if citizens 0 The lengthy league proposal was should be realigned in a more would get any more rights than they Tuesday the second one submitted. John positive direction. He said there is a now do from federal and state laws. Rnt 6«na F:urtli Gama SavaiTtfi Caw Tenth Game need for an educational program. Councilman Morgan Campbell, in \ W I N 4.41 1. M t-Im 7-2 1. laanat 1-1 1. LacM 7-1 1. krf M Loranger, town planner, said the 4.49 4AI OSwM 20.49 7.49 4J9 1 OMOafagyi 1-1 1 OragH 4.1 I Goiualti 12 I bm r 11 While the league proposal mentions opposing the league plan, said the h iS h T 4JI 5 h U u 5J9 4.99 1 Arri-Eeanarra 4-1 1 RaMy 5-1 3. Guarnca 11 IMendi l l first fo c u ^ on monitoring as well as 1>7 U7.M 3Phm m 1 CMftiaraiia 9-1 1 Reflet ^2 4. Cpttm 11 4. Ebrrie 12 the educational aspect, none of the town "doesn’t need any witch-hunts 5. Jav|-$aUstiaa 7-1 5. Fkrra 11 education and the new proposal Nrfwta 1-7 $1«2J9 (^WaU 54 $19119 5. Afri 7-2 4 SarM 11 recommended $61,000 budget is or vigilantes or night riders.” TrifKti 1-7-3 m iiO ParfacU9-S $30190 1 tascaraalaanat t-1 1 Durane H 9. Ecfieva H 9. Zdaka 11 Trifacta 9-5-3 $1979.19 7. (Manta-OnaiBAa 9-2 7. Einabto 9-1 7. kuit 7-2 7. SoTirar 12 7 Jif) Qmotm 31.49 15.40 190 Ei|M 1 EmaU^Aiit I 5-1 I. Raaia 7-I !. Can; t-i 4 RufiM M 4 Imm Jbii I 7.90 3.09 1 e « Om M i 21.90 1100 lliO Subt Tabaia-lhMu Sab tascaraa Sab Qaerrica Sab iesus Ik riU e i 2i9 3 b tiU a 6MfTka 5.90 449 144 3-5-7 1-74 13-7 5-2-1 4-7-5 2-5-7 5-2-4 7-15 17-2 7-2-5 7-12 34-7 24-7 17-3 117 SacaM Cana m t h 4-7 S71.99 4 Oarrii Ur«4ifa 4.49 riftti gmm Ochth Elevcflth Gmm PwlNta M $29159 3-5 $4149 1. Gaea4caiiarra 1-1 1. loGiar-Sabaitian 1-1 1. Durancft-ArraUbal 11 1. Zubica-SorM 1-1 Views on 1-291 mixed TrHwta 7-4-2 $9I4J9 FtriacU 5-3 $147.00 1 laicara-Sikastiafi M 1 kw -U cw t-1 2. Euaeb^Guemica I t 2. brfina-Fierrt h i liairy-lipa 4-1 o u r r e g X im TriftcU S-34 $119SiO I Jaay-0nab4a 11 3. Ortfii-nana 12 3. Darria-AMta 11 South Windsor Leroy VanderPutten, Economic “Connecticut needs Connecticut 5 liM y Am I $.49 109 240 4 .2aUa-laaflat 9-1 1 Zulaka-GM^ 11 4. Rema-Abarta 11 4. Jesas-ArratM 12 5. Oarania-Atit I 7-1 Development Commission chairman, food,” said Briggs. He produces a 2 h m 4 » Ecaatrrt 540 3.09 4)aayn« \ ih 190 190 5. Nifna-Garram 7-2 5. EditTa4ln)aiafa 11 4 Mendi-brier 7-2 ^ u th Windsor residents were split 4 liscana b|i 249 3MUa 9.40 140 1 lafiaOa-OnaiBAa 7-2 9.MaolSaraa 11 9. Jcaas-GuafaM 11 9. iMy-terrica 11 said he believed the road was needed (WiMi 2-S $39.99 IMwC 120 7. M i- U e i 9-2 7. Ecbaia-ANarta 7-1 7. Oarria-Gnoalaz 7-1 7. Ca^-Gorrena 11 this week in their views on the variety of vegetables on his land. 1 ArrMlrqiiap 5-1 ^110 M K ta $-2 $72.99 (kMala 34 $5440 I Oarria-Jariar 7-1 i ZabaU4uafrica 7-1 8. tolhiar-Gonubi I t to increase the town’s attractiveness Saks lana-bira Some residents argued the building TrifKta S-2-4 $4R79 Fariacta 4-3 $15199 Saba Camy-Arratibal Saba Cany-Sabastian Sabs Ecbava-Guanica proposed Interstate 291 — a highway 34-7 9-1-7 7-34 9-3-7 to prospective industrial clients. of more highways is ridiculous in fwlk Trffacta 4-34 $109.19 17-1 11-2 119 117 4-7-5 7-24 17-1 7-13 114 111 124 1G4 to connect 1-91 in Windsor with 1-86 in 7 :< TM turn NnthGana 4 6m 2119 1109 449 SiitfcGama Tmifth Gam Many residents, including Robert 1. AenaOa-ftMraM t-1 Manchester, crossing into South view of the increasing energy shor­ A tretn ^ n d o u s^ l^ io n of our elegantly stylcti vested suits 9.00 5.29 1110 9.40 149 1. lascara»4BaMa 44 1. Oomo-Gyarrica 11 1. Miodi-Afeerto 8-1 1 AirHaanit 9-1 Finch of the Conservation and Inland tage. 390 5.90 4.20 2. Jaay-Arratbai 11 2. Caaiy-Gwrrica ^1 Windsor at the Bissell Bridge. 1 Gafla-Aiii I 7-1 2. Gana4lT9Aaia 113. LAaica-LtCM 12 forsummeh Superbly tailon^ in cod, crisp fabrics. QMaU 1-4 $4129 140 3. Zabab-ZM 7-2 3. bsas-Gorrono 11 Wetlands Commission, said they 4. Javir-Za^ 9.2 Town officials seemed to favor the “ I think more of the soii and the Fwftda 4-1 $119.70 (k«itU 1-2 $4120 4. Ran^-Ecawm 12 4. bifina-Gamalai 7-2 4. Echara-iariar 12 5. Raan-liaa 4-1 were concerned about the en­ TrHfcta 4-U $1915.59 Farfaata 2-1 $159.90 5. EusabMaanat I I 5. Cany Mbarta 11 4 leivar-lbaiiiica 11 people who are going to come after Choose n ^ te f^ k s , plaids, and s < ^ in contemporary pastels, 1 Oraful-MaiUM 7-2 proposed road, contending it is m Trifacta 2-1-9 $497.10 9. iavy-AtitI 11 i RaRvar-Omaiafa 11 4 ibfiM-Lacw 11 vironmental impact the highway will 7. Za^-Uraii^ 5-1 me,” said Barbara Murray of 712 “ ' ancflibhtfashion^ades. 4 Cwy SlTM 17.20 7. Roma-bariM 7-1 7. MaflA-ftiarnfca 7-1 7. iMy-Saroa 11 needed to eliminate the massive 13.49 9.99 I laicaraAlcaMtTa t-1 have on South Windsor. 2 1m|i bitnks 120 249 1 Cdma Saraa 1190 120 149 I OrMlkpa 11 1 Echafa4larra 11 4 Zvbiea ArratM 7-2 King St. Mrs. Murray told of many Sabi RaaOv-OiiaMa Saba Jaaua-Soraa east-west traffic expected once the ^ 1 ^gda^|^j^Sl;^r|;s4.ongs, StQut?, Short Stouts. 7 Nm I €«t m 449 5 loai Gamaa 4.40 5.20 ee. . . . fc^Sabaatbi Subs Elerrie-FicfTe Of particular concern to the com­ 5-7-3 4-9-7 124 114 117 1-19 4-1-3 114 l i t 115 17 5 4-13 J.C. Penney Co. warehouse is built in inconveniences she and her family Q M 2-4 $35.90 2 Ciii| lacM 5.20 811 8-1-5 13 8 114 Manchester. mission is an area of wetlands suffered when the Bissell Bridge was PtrlKta 4-2 $115i9 5-1 $9040 between Long Hill and Ellington Rd. '1. TrifKU 4-2-7 $797.70 Fadacta 1-5 $175.59 Those opposing the proposal, built near her home. Siitk TrifacU t-5-2 $93170 Also of concern is the possible effect however, will not have to worry for a Mayor Sandra Bender asked that t h m lu d 11.40 5.40 5.40 Twafftti on the Podunk River, . Plum Gulley 4 ItMOa liM t 7.40 129 7 Jaaaa iaviar 14i9 5.t0 7J0 while because the highway is not DOT commit itself on whether or not 1 Oracai Ecanmo 3.49 1 iaay G 5.40 4.99 Brook and the Connecticut River 5 Ram Saraa expected to reach the "land acquisi­ the road is going to be built, and OMMa 4-9 $90.50 4.90 flood plain. Firtfcta 94 $159.90 lUiMa 1-7 $3440 tion sUges” in South Windsor until at when. Trif«cta 9-4-1 $702.90 Farfacta 7-1 $117.30 least 1981. Maynard Briggs, of 124 Long Hill Local traffic, problems resulting Trifacta 7-1-5 $759.09 Rd. told DOT officials his farm HmAa; $333,009 If it is built, state Department of from the Manchester Industrial AtttaAanct; 4.U4 would be one of the three homes Transportation (DOT) officials say I- Park, which will border South Wind­ removed under the present plans for sor, has been of concern to South 291 will require rerouting of the highway. Ellington Rd. and Burnham St., the Windsor officials for some time. Connecticut state reorganization Briggs said he feit the land in­ extension of McGuire Rd. to Rt. 5, Most feel the present road system CAN YOU HELP US CARE based on the RIer Committee Report volved should “be kept in produc­ OUR REG. and the closing of King St. near the in town is not adequate to handle a has been signed into law: Congratula­ tion.” massive traffic increase. Podunk Mill on Ellington Rd. FOR THOSE m NEED OF tions to Governor Grasso, the legisla­ '110 I HEALTH SERVICES!! tive bodies and the citizens who Area police report supportelit A sizeable saving on our cidrtire stock of summer’s ^ 1 ''ll'd'ifi I- P^viously more than 200 agencies ISkSES, MOW East Hartford extensive damage to turf. Court is He was held at the police station most versatile combination. "Wear it ^ a handsome reported to the Governor; now the July 11. HHLTH liDB, n< Linda A. Davis, 24, of Broad Brook and later released on a $500 non­ suit. Switch to thdtonbastlffgsl^ksahd you have number is a more manageable 22. A (m m in iis was arrested Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. surety bond. Court date is July 13 in a sport outfit. In a wide Sefeeflon of smart Nmarl imnhiIc better orgfmized government means upon a local pharmacist's complaint V e r n o n Rockville. needed to work with the and was charged with fraud, deceit Richard J. Charland, 21, of 19 colors and patterns. elderly incapacitated, con­ better services for Connecticut citi­ .and misrepresentation, forgery, and Mountain Spring Rd., Tolland, was C o v e n t r y valescing and injured in zens. K takes a lot of doing to make ' Regulars, Shorts, Longs. In ilu’ In si pliU'c, u(‘i)||ci m-U’ii u.ins iu n.im-, .\h(I i-m\ iIiu use of a false name. She was released charged early this morning with dis­ Edward E. Farnham , 25, of their home or medical lii^hi’si inii’ic'.i ilu- liiu ,illov>s.()n .1 fi-Nc.u s.ivinj^striiilit.lU’ government more responsive and on $5,000 surety bond for appearance orderly conduct, driving while his facilities. Chaplin, was charged Tuesday with Open every mte uiill.i$I.Ol)Omiiiiniinnsh ynn miIUmiii 7'/jM |h-i .inninn. you did H! in Common Pleas Court 12 July 11. license was suspended, and improper possession and cultivation of Mon mruSat All'ihc u;n np in u-n u-;nsl (iiMiaiiUN’d. l-Arii llit»nj;h niliri Petro Moore, 18, of 115 Nutmeg passing. marijuana and criminal trespassing. WthoAor Mi\in^s iiiMilniinnsinv Inuriiii).* mmik’nl ilii-ii i.iU's. ()|k’Ii .1 Vernon Police said Charland ^ BerUtAmericerd Anderson-little FULL OR PART TIME ^•l^^nl•^il<(nnnl iii I lanlni

Herald angle Superb pitching, hitting, defense standingt^Connors w in s ( Last night’s softball National League despite fans TONIGHT’S GAMES night at Cheney. Maureen winners while Jim Butch Gerich, John Whin- two apiece' for Moriarty’s. Earl Yost East JC’s vs. Oil Heal, 6 Mackiewicz and Ann Lachapelle and Steve field and Steve Cianci two Sports Editor W L Pet. GB —Fitzgerald Kvadus each had four hits, Cassano each had a pair for apiece for Moon. Mike REC spells it all for rampaging Red Sox Chicago 41 22 .651 Frank’s vs. Fogarty’s, Simone Calhoun, Donna Regal’s. ____ Mistretta, John Wiggin, Ron Behind a 20-hit attack, WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) — Jimmy Phila 36 29 .647 6V4 Connors, sporting a steel splint on his injured -7il5 —Fitzgerald MIodzinski and Barbara FELINE Blomburg and Roger Norton Electric tripped PitU. 34 29 .640 7 Glen vs. Reed, 8i30 Ewaski three apiece and Runs poured across in Talbot each had a pair of Jim’s Arco, 17-3, last night J BALTIMORE (UPI) "The thing that hasn’t reached Tiant for only a “If anybody throws the for? He’s one of the few Fisk. Martinez departed St. Louis thumb, proved both his fitness and steel-nerved scratch single by Lee May 35 30 .538 7 —Fitzgerald Maureen Schofield and Dot every inning except the se- base knocks for Lanes. at Keeney. Kevin Kelly had — It’s almost like been noticed is that our ball at my head, I’m going guys we handle pretty after he hit Scott, setting NY 29 38 .447 13 determination in front of a hostile center-court pitching has been outstan­ in the fourth and a solid Angels vs. CBT Blue, 6 Brindamour two each for cond a s C r is p in o ’s four hits, Wayne Rogers pulling a row of bars to go after them," said the good. There’s no meaning up a first-and-second situa­ Montreal 28 36 .444 13 the Elks. Theresa Lynn and ding,” said Zimmer, double by Pat Kelly in the crowd Tuesday to show why he is the 9-4 —Robertson trimmed Tommy’s, 22-9, In the nightcap, and Waliy Pocius three One game stand 215-pound Scott, who to what happened. But, of tion for reliever Tippy West Ann Lynn each had two or lemons or whatever referring to the attention ninth. favorite for the men’s singles crown at Pero’s vs. Moon, 7:15 last night at Nebo. Mary Crispino’s got past Moriar­ each and Ken Bruno two Looking back on the local baseball scene. Frank Lu- chased but never caught course, the guy that gets Martinez. W L Pet. GB safeties for the Doors. for Norton’s. Leo Maheux on a slot machine. The his ciub's slugging has “Tiant had a great fast­ hit Is always the maddest.” Wimbledon’s centenary championships. —Robertson Cochran, Lori Christiana ty’s, also by a 10-9 count. pien, an office visitor, recalled the old Cheney Mill the 155-pound Martinez. “I Pinch hitter Dwight U 44 23 .657 Cirruits vs. HLanes, had two of Jim’s six hits. Boston Red Sox are been getting. ball,” said Zimmer. “It Someone asked Zimmer Gnci . and Sally Lentocha. Each Corky Coughlin homered League which staged its games at the West Side Oval in want his hide. If it was in­ Evans popped up for the se­ 35 29 .547 7V4 The 24-year-old left- 8:30 —Robertson CHARTER OAK "In spring training, was his best outing of the how he would grade the San Fran had three hits, Anne and singled twice, Mike the 1920s. getting superb tentional, he’ll do it again. cond out, but Butch Hohson 31 37 .456 13V4 hander from Belleville, 111. Highland Park Market Player of Week some people didn’t think year.” San Diego 31 40 shaking start Monday with Glass vs. Tee, 6 —Nebo Gracyalny homere^i and Coughlin and Gene Riccio pitching, hitting and “But that pitch was up “brawl.” When It was singled to right, scoring .437 15 ran a gauntlet of un­ stroked 24 hits en route to a NEW YORK (U P I)-S e­ Lupien. one of four brothers, all crackerjack athletes - we could win with the The 36-year-old right­ Houston 28 M .412 15V4 the elimination of fourth- David’s vs. Soruse, singled and Barb Brody, each had three hits and around the top of my head suggested a D-minus might Fisk, and Denny Doyle precedented booing from 20-3 route of Annulli’s last cond baseman Rob An­ Albert. Ulysses. Ted and Frank - who played high school defense all at once — hander disagreed. Atlanta 23 44 .343 21 7:15 -N ebo Dale Titus, Gail White and Dennis Walsh and Brian pitching we had. But our and I know he’s got better be in order, Zimmer cleared the bases with a 15,000 tennis fans and seeded American Roscoe night at Fitzgerald. Tom drews of the San Francisco and college ball, the first three at Harvard and the latter and the payoff has pitching changed over­ “No,” he said from Tuesday’s Results Tanner, provided no major Telephone vs. Rachelle Ayotte two McDermitt two apiece for control than that. He did replied: “Not even that two-run double to right. never let his resolve falter Mac t^d five hits, Don Giants is the Player of the at Tufts, remembered when his father was pressed into been a special kind of night. Early in the season behind his omnipresent Montreal 6, Houston 0 upheavals as the first Nelson’s, 6 —Nike safeties apiece for Crispino’s. Paul Ostuni and right to get away,” added much. It wasn’t worth It appeared the first while charging to a 6-3, 6-2, Simmons four, Peter Week in the National duty in the Cheney League one night to avoid a forfeit. five-game “high.” we were allowing 10 runs a Cuban cigar. “1 thought I Cincinnati 10, round was completed. Kenn’g vs, Arailia, Crispino’s. Sandy Irish had Fred Valenti each had the senior Lupien. who carried the first name of “The Boomer,” who leads rating.” B altim o re h it. M ay’s 6-4 first-round victory over Devanney, Lou Wellington League for the week en­ day, it seemed.” pitched better in Texas (a Philadelphia 5 7:15 —Nike four hits and Donna three safeties and Karl Ulysses - the same as his most famous son, who was The Red Sox, behind Luis the AL with 19 homers, in­ Martinez, 6-5, struck out fourth inning single off Britain’s Richard Lewis in and Jerry Cosgrove three ding June 19 it was an­ Fourth inning home runs three-hit shutout nine days eight Red Sox and had only New York 5, Atlanta 2,11 HNBank vs. Turnpike, Magowan, Claire Fazzina, Hasel and Ron Lalaberte known during his long professional baseball career as Tiant’.s two-hit pitching cluding seven in seven Boston shortstop Rick pursuit of the title he won The only minor ripple each and Dick Lewis two nounced Monday. ago).’’ two bad innings — the innings 6 —Keeney Cathy Grant and Jeanine and two more home runs, by Jim Rice and George games. Burleson’s glove, would in 1974. came when clay-court for Market. Devanney Tony - was an officer in Cheney’s from 1920 to 1932. Despite his baffling per­ Pittsburgh 9, San Diego 2 SBM vs. B & J, 6 Cowles two apiece for Piz­ blanked Baltimore, 7-0, Scott brought Boston’s After the bench-clearing fourth and ninth. In the become the subject of an "It just made me play specialist Harold Solomon, homered twice and One night while Lupien Senior was at the Oval to watch formance, Tiant still St. Louis 4, Los Angeles —Clieney za. Tuesday night for their seven-game homer total to incident, which was totally fourth, a 420-foot shot to official scoring controver­ better,” said Connors, the No. 16 and last seed Wellington once. Mike the Main Office team play, it was found to be a man short wasn’t the subject of any S, (10) fifth straight win and a 4*^ 24. tying a major league void of punches, Martinez left-center hy Rice gave sy, but Kelly’s two-out dou­ from Silver Springs, Md., WOMEN’S REC Parrott had two of An- EASTERN and although out of baseball for nearly 2S years he con­ post-game clubhouse Qiicago 8, San Francisco commenting on the game lead in the American record set by the 1954 New left the game. Boston a 1-0 lead, and they ble off the right field wall lost 6-4,4-6, 7-5,7-5 to Steve Twenty-three hits were ■nulli’s eight hits. Coming from behind, sented to go in and play rightfield. York Giants and the 1962 chatter. That honor went to 2 crowd’s angry reaction to "1 remember the game well," Frank said. “ Jack League East. The fact all He also departed the extended it to 3-0 when in the ninth ended any his absence from Monday’s Docherty from Portland, banged out in a 13-1 win by MCC Vets downed Cleveland Indians. The Scott, who went after Burkhardt was pitching. My father was in street clothes. the victories have come park early, leaving Carlton Fisk walked and chance of that. Today's Games parade of the champions, Ore. the Elks over Lavallee last SILK CITY Tierney’s, 13-9, last night pructe homers gave Tiant a 3-0 Baltimore starter and 1^1 ore our business W k He drove a ball back hard at Burkhardt which hit him in against despised intra­ Baltimore Manager Earl Scott followed with an op­ Before Kelly doubled, Chicago (Bonham 6-6) at which cost him a com­ Single markers in the at Nebo. For the Vets, lead and he coasted from loser Dennis Martinez in the stomach and bounded away. He recovered in time and division rivals — the Weaver to defend him. posite field homer to right. Tiant had retired 15 batters San Francisco (Halicki 6-5) memorative medal and first four frames gave Barry Stearns and Ray there. the ninth after being hit in u i C A R n R 'S threw my father out at first. My father was not any speed Orioles and New York — “That pitch obviously got Rice, who has 17 hits in in a row. He struck out five Houston (Bannister 2-6) earned him the “extreme Allied Printing a 4-2 win Huk each had three hits the hand by a pitch. The makes the "high" even The Orioles, who were away from him,” said his last 27 at bats, led off and w alked th re e in at Montreal (Alcala 2-4), N displeasure” of the Little League over Reed last night at and Steve Demur, Ron demon and was playing in street shoes. hand was shielding his face NEW 1977 CHEVROLET more intense for Manager also two-hit by Boston’s Weaver. “What do we want the ninth with a double, evening his career record Cincinnati (BiUingbam6- organizers. Fitzgerald. Joe Dickerman, Ted Kuchas "I was surprised that he even hit the ball as Burkhardt Rick Wise Monday night. at the time. was one of the best pitchers around,” Frank recalled. Don Zimmer. to throw at George Scott then scored on a single by against Baltimore at 18-18. 3) at Philadelphia “Believe me, , if I could VanOudenhove had two and Russ Mace two apiece. (Christenson 6-5), N Lupien Senior had been a fine athlete In his youth and have been there I would NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL hits including a homer, John Kearney homered. his four sons followed in his footsteps. Atlanta (Niekro 4-9) at have been,” he said of the Plating runs in the first Don L eonardva^d Bob For the Funeralmen, Steve New York (Zachry 341), N Dean Gressman had two Frank starred at Tufts in the three major sports, ceremony in which 41 four innings, Moriarty singles and Mike Luby a Plaster two hits apiece and Casavant and Tom Tierney baseball, basketball and football, and later coached the Pittsburgh (Reuss 2-7) at champions dating from Bros, belted the Medics, Bob Tinsley homered for each had three hits and Olympic talent San Diego (Griffin 5-4), N two-base knock to lead the Crawford stops Yanks 16-4, last night at Buckley. Jim McAuley, Brian same three while teaching high school in Dover, Mass. 1926 received special Allied. Dolph Hampton and St. Louis (Underwood 3- Lawyers to a 6-4 win over Al captained the baseball team at Harvard as did Tony medals from the Duke of With the win, Moriarty’s, Dairy Queen last night at Cal Chowange each had a Quigley and Harry Roy two before joining the Boston Red Sox. The latter also cap­ 2) at Los Angeles (Hooton Kent, cousin of Queen 12-2, clinched the league ti­ pair of safeties for the apiece. McAuley and John DETROIT (UPI) - the finish of Frank 4-3), N Leber Field. The Lawyers tained the Harvard basketball team. All but Tony were in MCC Relays hits, knocked in four runs Elizabeth. But he declined tle and a berth in the town Constructionmen. Horton homered. Lucchesi as Texas are now 6-7. Chris Holmes outfielders. Forgotten how to win? and scored twice in the to say if he would championship to be held in manager. Lucchesi was had two bingles for the 3-9 CHEYENNE V2 TON PICKUP Tony Lupien stepped down as varsity baseball coach at Jim Crawford could Kansas City romp. George American League apologize. July. Paul Hohenthal losers. NIKE DUSTY expected to be fired today Len Morse had three hits Dartmouth last month after a 21-year career. A first By EARL YOST barely remember Brett and Tom Poquette East Connors, one of 22 p a c ^ MB’s with two hits Every hit count in a 23-13 I ft. FiMttIdQ body, V*l onglno, auto trant, hoavy duty brakaa, roar baseman with the Red Sox and Chicago White Sox, he still and replaced by Eddie also had three hits apiece and a homer with Jeff and Tom Morse, Jim win by North End Fire atop bumpar, chroma grilla, atalnlota ataal mtrrora, AM radio, futi Sports Editor what a victory was. Stanky. W L Pet. GB Americans who clinched holds the Boston record for a player grounding into the with Brett driving in three Popik and Tim and Brian Reagan, John Quinn and over Belcon last night at daplh foam aaat, htavy duty front A roar aprlnga, atabIHtar bar, Several athletes who competed in the 1976 The left-handed long- While Sox 3, Angels 2 Boston 39 25 .609 second-round places during powar ttaoflng, haivy duty ehaaala aqulpmant, apodal 2*lona fewest doubleplays, only three in 1943. runs and Poquette scoring Balt. 35 30 .538 4W the first two days of the Feshler adding two hits INT. FARM Tim O’Neil two apiece as Robertson. For the paint, Cartar eara paekaga. Slock #4948 Olympic Games in Montreal will be on display relief specialist picked up The White Sox managed .All four Lupiens at one time played on the same three times. Jim Colborn NY 38 31 .537 4Vi apiece. Dave MacBride Dairy Queen nipped the Walnut Barbers nipped Hosemen, Andy Santini only his second American only three hits off Nolan championships, explained: baseball team. either Saturday or Sunday in the MCC New and Marty Pattin com­ Geve. 30 31 .492 7W “The doctor wanted to see had three hits for the Lawyers, 13-12, last night Lathrop, 8-7, last night at homered and singled. Jay SALE PRICE $5215 League win in two seasons Ryan but bunched two of The boys are now in retirement. Tony joining the others England Relays. bined on a four-hitter. Milw 32 35 .478 814 my finger right after prac­ Medics. at Verplanck. For the Nike. Jeff Maxwell, Dave Rogers and Rich Fyler pound weight throw event Tuesday night in pitching them in the second inning when he hung up his spikes at the Ivy League school. One of the latest entrants Iniliuns 4, Blue Jays 0 Detroit 29 35 .453 10 tice so that’s what I did.” winners, Mario Tirillo had Mazzoli, Mel Bidwell and three hits each and Tom last year. the Detroit Tigers to a 5-2 — a bases-loaded single bv Toronto 24 39 .381 14V4 was Albert Lomotey, a Paul Dade scored twice The top-seed, who meets AMERICAN three singles and a double, Leo Tedone each had two Davis four. Al Stegman Saturday, all eyes will be victory that was the New Ralph Garr and an Rm Two sides to story m e m b e r of G h a n a ’s and drove home a run to Weal fellow-American Marty Eight runs in the third in­ Sean Doherty doubled and hits for the Insu'rancemen had four hits. Bob Post on Ireland’s Danny York Yankees’ fifth single by Alan Bannister. (Africa) squad in the 100 help the Tribe to their W L Pet. GB Riessen Wednesday in the ning powered American singled twice, Mike St. with the latter homering. three and Bill Henry and Just one man's opinion: New York Yankee Manager McDaid, who will fly over straight loss. Steve Stone, with relief Chicago and 200 meters and relay fourth straight win under 36 28 .563 second round, said Legion to an 18-7 win over Onge tripled and singled Ed Moriconi two apiece for Billy Martin didn't use much tact in removing Reggie to defend his title in the 12- The lively ball got a from Lerron LaGrow, was Minn 37 29 .561 . team. The 22-year-old new Manager Jeff Tor- although his thumb still Modern Janitorial last twice, Mike Hebert stroked INDY Belcon. Jackson after the latter’s lackadasical play on a batted mile run Saturday at the juicing from Mickey the winner as Chicago CaUf. 31 31 .500 Virginian will compete in Ron Krogh borg. Rick Waits, 4-0. hurt and needed support night at Waddell. Mark three bingles and Bob Three runs in the first in­ ball last Saturday against the Red Sox. And, Jackson MCC campus area. Stanley and Tito Fuentes, maintained its .002 lead Texas 31 31 .500 carte didn’t score any points with his comments directed at the the 100 and 200 here Sunday Homers hurled 6 2-3 innings of from the splint, he was in Zimkiewicz and Mike Kaiser tripled. Randy ning gave Nassiff Camera CANDLELIGHT I H McDaid has represented each of whom cracked a over Minnesota in the AL Kan. City 32 32 .500 shutout ball in only his se­ excellent condition mental­ Calabro each doubled and Busiere had three doubles, a 3-1 win over Regal’s Men Scoring early. Blue Moon field boss. Enough said?...And, was it right for the Mets at Memorial Field’s Wigren Ireland in the marathon two-run home run. West. Oakland’ 29 35 .453 Track in part two of the cond start. Don Hood and SeatUe 31 40 .437 8W ly and physically. Dan Wright stroked a pair Bob Busiere two singles last night at Nike. Josh held on for a 10-9 win over to trade ace pitcher Tom Seaver to the World Champion the past two Olympics. Tiger fans received a two-day promotion. Royals 13, .Mariners 3 Jim Kern finished up. of singles for Legion. Mark and Greg Hamilton tripled Howroyd had three blows Holiday Lanes last night at Cincinnati Reds and the commissioner’s office did The feature Saturday Moriarty’s mild scare in the third in­ Tuesday’s Results The championships, 6 4 6 -6 4 6 4 Lomotey will represent Hal McRae had three Walling doubled for for the Lawyers. and Pat Collet and Steve Robertson. George Brook nothing, yet stopped Charlie Finley’s move to rid Oakland will be the 12-miIe AAU ning when outstanding Kansas City 13, Seattle 3 which got off to a form­ 1225 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER the Concerned Athletes in Modem. Rascher two apiece for the had three bingles and of Vida Blue’s services, not to forget his nixing of the A’s championship and a three- rookie right-hander Dave Minnesota 9, Texas 5 Action Track Gub from trim Herb’s deal of Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers to Boston last mile run, four divisions in Rozema was removed Chicago 3, California 2 Portsmouth, Va. Detroit 5, New York 2 season...GHO officials are smiling with U.S. Open champ each, starting at 1 o’clock from the game because of TRANSMISSION Other teams entered in­ Unloading a 10-hit at­ Geveland 4, Toronto 0 Hubert Green one of the early entries for the Aug. 3-7 while Sunday’s activities a tightness in his right SPECIAL Florence Barre wins clude the Jaguar Track tack, which featured a Boston 7, Baltimore 0 promotion at the Wethersfield Country Club. Green has get under way at 10:15 with hr UMi mt ni,ii»li>IU| won over $118,000 to date. Two years ago he defeated Don Club of New York home run by Ron Krogh, Milwaukee 12, Oakland 1 the last of 56 set to start at Today’s Games Bies for the GHO title in a playoff...Monday night, Carl city, Cooper Striders of 4:05 at Memorial Field. M o r ia rty ’s tro u n c e d American Spring golf tournament Seattle (Pole 4-2) at Kan­ Yastrzemski misjudged a fly ball that went for a double Framingham, Mass.,and Admission will be Herb’s last night at League $ A 9 5 LeMans Track Gub of New Moriarty Field, 10-5, in sas City (Spllttorff 5-4), N First winner of a major Barre with Cora Anderson J \ O W S A V E against Baltimore. Luckily, for the Red Sox there was no charged on Sunday. AUTO damage. On the other hand, as fate would have it, Reggie York. Hartford Twi League play. Texas (Blyleven 6-8) at tournament in the second with scores of 151 shoulder but Manager Jackson of the Yanks lost a ball in the lights against Leading the latter club MCtungiMid Minnesota (Butler 0-1), N Women’s Division at the and 152 respectively. Ralph Houk revealed after Detroit and it went for a double. The runner scored and it will be Maxwell Peters, Dave Bidwell scattered ■Md A«|ittiiRtnt California (Brett 6-4) at Manchester Country Club Winning teams in the CENTER ^2 3 , . * 3 4 the game it was only a was the margin of victory for the Tigers. who wore the colors of An­ nine hits in going the dis­ Chicago (Kravec 2-2), N this season was Florence first Member-Member Narkon loses precautionary measure. In Sets of Four tigua in the '76 Games in tance for the decision. The New York (Holtzman 2- Barre over Karen Parciak Guest Day Tournament, Montreal. He will take part Nancy Narkon was Crawford, who was 1-8 ' CDEE A'* 3) at Detroit (Roberts 3-7), in the Spring Tournament. which attracted 78 with eliminated in the first only damaging blow was W E E t e s t Charges Quoted Save ‘23 to ‘34 on a set of 4 Steel in the triple jump. with a 4.53 earned run N The champ reached the Two Ball, Best Ball play *4 O F F round of the Connecticut Mike Darr’s three-run Belted 30s. 2 steel belts plus 2 poly­ Met rookie latest hero Sunday’s other former average for Detroit last MINOR adjustments to Geveland (Eckersley 7- finals by eliminating Lynn were: Gross - Esther Women; Women’s Golf homer in the second which ester cord plies help give strength, Olympians include season after being obtained COMPLETE OVERHAULS 5) at Toronto (Vuckovich 2- Prior in the semifinals Burnham-Emma long wear. NEW YORK (UPI) — Most baseball scouts Championship yesterday in gave Herb’s a short-lived 3- in a trade with Houston, SteadyRiders weigbtmen Al Hall and Bob 1 lead. 24 HOUl n u TOWHW 6) , N while the runnerup dis­ Oleksinski 83, Alice Bantly Orange by Jane Palker of has been pitching well late­ posed of Linda Kaye in believe rookie outfielder Steve Henderson, Backus, one-two finishers cm (44-ns2 m»r i p.m. Boston (Geveland 6-3) at - Isabelle Parciak 84, Del Steel Belted 30 Sears Low SALE Plus Torrington, 3 and 2. ly as Houk’s left-handed Ftm Ptafeup m i OtNvtfy Class A. acquired by the New York Mets in the Tom in the National AAU 56- Mi E FyM, PraA-MMir Qurfi InAAMrkirt Baltimore (Palmer 8-6), N Hartman-Jan Leonard 86; Whitewall Regular Price PRICE F.E.T. Ray Sullivan and Mike long man so the manager Gass B laurels went to 99 Seaver deal with the Cincinnati Reds, has the Johnson paced the locals Oakland (Blue 4-8) at Net - Carol Hilton-Helen eticli A78-W 39 33.15 1.»4 never hesitated in bringing • Milwaukee (Augustine 7- Grayce Shea over Denise potential to become a standout performer in the with two hits each while Mutty 62, Fran C78-13 41 34.85 2.01 him into the scoreless 8), N Kiernan while the Class C Marshall-Janet Shaw 63, Butch Ciccaglione Regular $12.99. Sears Best E78-14. 43 36.55 2.3t near future game. champ was Lorraine Del Woods-Jen Schotta 64. heavy-duty shocks! Fit most Henderson is being used a five-hitter for his eighth Stanky en route collected three of the American-made cars, many F78.14 47 39.65 2.30 “He had his best spring Stopandgo Demko with Bimbi Tyler Mystery prize went to imports, pickups and vans. sparingly but is eager to triumph and Phil Gamer losers’ blows. G78-I4 49 4I.S5 2.66 drove in three runs to lead since he’s been with us,” second best. Linda Kaye and S. Davies. Fast, low-cost installation prove that he can hai^Ie an available. H78I4 52 44.20 2.89 Moriarty’s enjoyed two Houk said of Crawford, transmissions Baseball) The Junior, Senior, Longest drive by guest, everyday job. Tuesday the Pirates over the to manage Texas G78-15 51 43.35 2.72 Padres. Willie Stargell had three-run innings, the se­ who struck out eight and 249 BROAD ST. MAHCNCSTER 643-OSSO Senior-Senior Tournament, Esther Burnham - IIOOFF. Air Adjustable night he made a case for H78-I5 54 45.90 2.94 a solo homer, his 11th of cond and sixth en route to gave up seven hits in seven two rounds of medal play member, Lynn Prior; Shocks himself by stroking a JUNIOR LEGION with handicaps prevailing, J78-IS 56 47.se 3.08 the year and the 399th of BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - The former their third win in five innings to square his Closest to pin on fifth, $49.99 pair ... pair three-run homer in the 11th Righthander Eric found Grayce Shea the L78.15 58 49.30 3.21 his career, for the Pirates “brat” of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Eddie Stanky, starts. record at 1-1 this year. Gauruder hurled a three- guest - Del Hartmann; Original Equipment inning to give the Mets a 5- Junior champ with a 143 while Dave Kingman hit was reported en route to Minnesota to take over “His last two outings were hitter, striking out 12, to member, Ida McMahon. Replacement Shocks 2 victory over the Atlanta Designated hitter Gene score and Karen Parciak *NoTrade In! FREE Mounting his 10th of the season and as manager of the Texas Rangers from Frank the best he’s ever thrown.” DON'T ASK YOUR CAR lead the Manchester Junior Proving popular this Our Lowest Q 9 9 Braves. Henderson, a Johnson drew three walks Twins 9, Rangers 5 and Kathy Dimlow tied for season is the Four Bail Priced Shocks...... *9 defensive replacement for first in a San Diego un­ Lucchesi. Legion club to a 4-1 win iform. and singled in his other Larry Hisle had three DEALER TO "RUSTPROOF” second with 145 totals. every Sunday afternoon. r I-ply plus Helted plus Radial plus left fielder EM Kranepool An announcem ent of over Kimberly Hall in JC- Sears Guardsman tires size blackwall K.E.T. Mackw all F.E.T. blackwall F.E.T. Cubs 8, Cianis 2 during the Rangers’ time at bat and tallied hits and drove home his Senior honors went to in the top of the 11th, Stanky’s hiring was Courant League action last A78-13 16.50 1.72 22.88 1.73 34.00 1.84 Bill Buckner and Steve games. three runs, one of his son’s 61st run of the season, tops YOUR CAR.... Bimbi Tyler at 145 with stroked his game-winning expect^ at a mid-morning sms/r night at Eagle Field. The 1.82 25.88 2.01 36.00 2.00 Ontiveros hit solo homers But pitcher Doyle hit. in the AL, while Rod Carew Barbara Davis next at 147. COMPACTS B78-13 18.50 homer — his first in the press conference. locals are 3-0 in loop play, , a-V and Steve Swisher doubled Alexander paid tribute to and Butch Wynegar TO US FOR GBHUlHe. 6-2 over-all. The Senior-Senior laurels S e a r s 4 B C78-14 20.50 2.01 major leagues — off rookie Stanky, who last home a pair of second- Lucchesi, saying, “He’s Thursday night the MB’s knocked in two runs apiece were copped by Florence LEGAL ^^^^^^OM PAf TS D78-14 26.88 2.09 36.00 2.27 managed in the majors in Rightfielder Mike inning runs to lead the been a man all the way. face West Hartford at St. to pace the Minnesota vic­ E78-U 21.00 2.23 27.88 2.26 37.00 2.41 1968, confirmed Tuesday Thomas at 6 o’clock. Giliberto had three hits in­ to T IC E National Cubs over the Giants. Mike tory, which also marked F78-14 22.00 2.37 29.88 2.42 41.00 2.54 that he and the Rangers cluding an RBI double in Bid.'propquI for one (1) Krukow, with relief help ZIEBART riding rotai9*Wower will be League were close to finalization the first inning when >111). G78-14 24.00 2.53 31.88 2..58 43.00 2.69 from newly activated INVITATION received by thej^lton Board of a contract. Manchester scored all its SIZE reliever Don Collins after Steve Renko, won his sixth runs. Giliberto has now hit of EducaUon.^otch Road, G78-15 2 4 .^ 2,39 31.88 2.65 44.00 2.79 ‘‘We’re going to TO BID Bolton, Conn.fntll 1:00 p.m. John Stearns had doubled game in 10 decisions. RUSTPROOFING safely in his last seven The Manchester Board of 1178-15 26.00 2.7!) — 47.00 2.96 and Felix Millan had Minnesota today and if I June 24, 1977. Information Cardinal 4, Dodgers 3 By the tim e you see plate appearances and is 12 Education seeks bids for the concerning bids may be ob­ L78-I5 49.00 3.28 can get tWo or three things drawn an intentional walk. Lou Brock’s pinch hit Student Insurance for the Battery performance characteristics rated for power accord- SIZE worked out, I would say ONLY ZIEBART'S for 21 (.571) for the season. tained by calling 6^1569. y Kranepool had sent the single scored Jerry 1977-1978 school year. Sealed Raymond V^Uen chances of taking the job Cddrrenkbg Hrwrrvr Im p. huur Su(iili-r game into extra innings Mumphrey with one out in bids will be received until power would be better than 50- SEALANT, ALUMNI JUNIOR Suj^rintepdent capridl) t-upli«il> ul |dalr% with a solo homer in the the 10th inning, enabling why they cut the price 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, July 12, of Schools 50,” he said. “ I’m very Each side had seven hits, 410 amps. 112 minutes 67 66 ninth. the Cardinals to snap a TOOLING AND a four-run sixth inning and 1977, at which time they will 076-6 Sears .‘J-Speed much impressed with the be publicly opened. Tlie right Reds 10, Phillies 5 five-game losing streak. a single-run frame, but George Foster drove in ball club. They must be is reserved to reject any and Aiito Air Mumphrey opened the 10th of me paint, TECHNICAL Krause Florist exploded all bids. Specifications and bid *8 OFF...Sears 48 Battery Z four runs with a three-run with a single off reliever contenders if they’re only LEGAL three games out.” ■ for five runs in the first in­ forms may be secured at the Coiulitiuiiin^ homer and a single to lead Charlie Hough and was KNOW-HOW ning for a 10-6 victory over Business Office, 45 N. School the Reds past the Phillies. sacrificed to second. The Meanwhile, Lucchesi NOTICE Regular $39.99 said he hadn’t been in­ ASSURES YOU Army & Navy last night at Street, Manchester, Connec­ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION TheM uz/ler Johnny Bench added a two- Dodgers, whose NL West if 11 be too late. the West Side. Shawn ticut, Raymond E. Demers, FREE Installation *» formed of a change in DAMATO ESTATES, INC. with trade 319 run homer and rookie lead was sliced to 7Vi Spears had two doubles and Business Manager ' Custom-sized for most Resists rust-causing managers. OF PROTECTION Notice is herby given that American made cars and moisture! F i I over pitcher Paul Moskau games, got homers from 080-6 Excellent cold cranking Mwer plus reserve capacity. Top or side lerminals. “Everybody in the entire When they cut the price of the four RBIs and Dean Cook Damato Estates, Inc., having many imports. Installation 90% of American- extra chipped in with a solo blast Bill Russell, Steve Yeager FROM AUTOMOTIVE RUST two hits for Krause, Dave its principal place of business Free check of starting/cnarging systems. Sizes to fit most American-made available. m^cars Installed.' for the Reds. Foster’s country knows it but me. cart. and Dusty Baker. paint, they short-cut the quality. Besterfield had three hits, at 230-A New State Road, ' homer was his 19th, tying I’m not mad. I’m confused. Manchester, Connecticut, will Maybe I’m not confused, This time, try Touraine. Chris Pennington two and Air Conditioning Electronic Wheel Setirw Mini him with Boston’s George K i l l i l p a m i i t s Bob Lebreux doubled for INVITATION be dissolved as of June 21,1977 Dual Oil Killer, w ith inner and | 9 e Scott for the majorjor league q U l l S maybe I’m just hurt,” he WANT PROOF? by virtue of a resolution Tune-Up Check Spin Balaneing Tune-Up Sp4‘ciul outei filler. Keg. $;2.9 9 ...... the Vets. Winning hurler Case lul. Sears IOW-:iU .Mutur Oil lead. said following the Rangers’ TO BID adopted by all of the directors 4 ('.ylinder Aiitos Boston Cells Jack Lyon whiffed seven. and Re-Charge 4 Wheels Only Reg. SI 1. IS. 21 ql. case...... 1 0 “ “ Expos 6, Astros 0 9-5 loss to the Minnesota The Manchester Board of and shareholders on June 17, Sean Windshield Wiper Blades | » 9 BOSTON (UPI) - John Twins. • SALE* — C A LL US— Education seeks bids for a 1977. ONLY 1 5 * * For moat Amer. cart. Reg. $2.19 .... Liggett’s and Mari-Mads 88 Turtle Wax Super Hard-Shell U as 1 8 8 Steve Rogers tossed a K illile a , th e B oston Lucchesi, who Monday EXTERIOR LATEX Dump Truck Cab and Chassis. Gaims of creditors are to Si'vlliulrrautos,mill ...... Mj.9;i Waxes and Cleans, Reg. $2.;I9...... played to a 7-7 eight-inning four-hitter for his ninth vic­ Celtics' first and only night expressed surprise HOUSE PAINT 528-9916 SeaM bids will be received be presented to Marte, Keith Nc>linderuutus.uiii\ ...... IN.99 Turlie Wax, Vinyl Top Cleaner | 0 8 tie last night at Cheney. It until 11:00 a.m., July 12,1977, We: liisull Chunipluii ihxi-ithI- Helps renew finish. Keg. $1.19...... tory and 10th complete assistant coach, has left that a change in manage­ & Clendanlel, Attorneys-at- Come in to Sears Auto Center and will be replayed. Alex at which time they will be Law, 575 Main Street, slor plugs. Srurs points lon- gatne, and Gary Carter after six seasons to ment would be considered 1288 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD let our trained professionals Scientific accuracy for most of deiisor and rotor • Set timing • Buy S qls. and a Sears C.A.M 2. 2VW50 . 9!Pql Britnell’s single in the publicly opened. Tbe right Is Manchester, Connecticut, no check and tune your air condi­ today's radials, belted tires and Check other engine parts. oil filter, receive a cou- C.A.M 2. tow tv 95'ql continued his torrid hitting become assistant coach when he had propelled the tioner. light truck tires. 9.95 PERQAL. ____ Vnth Z h b v t tor 13 Years home eighth drove in Paul reserved to reject any and all later than December 21, 1977, pon for filter refund. C.AM 2. IVW3V H5' ql with four hits and two RBIs and assistant director of Rangers to their present Peck to knot it after bids. Specifications and bid or they will be barr^ by to sp a rk th e E x p o s' player personnel for the spot of three games out of — EXCEPT 999 RED - forms may be secured at the statute. triumph over the Astros. Milwaukee Bucks. Liggett’s had taken the first place, said the rumors Business Office, 45 N. School Dated at Manchester, Sears where America shops BRIDGEPORT.CONN HAMDEN.CONN ORANGE,CONN EASTKIEUIMAU, MAS.S WATERBURY,CONN QUALITY-SERVICE9-«fcnwiwK Am EVERYDAY BTcnTVAT LOW i>Vff PRICES r lead in the visitor’s at bats. PITTSFIELD. MASS GHEENKIEU). .M.ASS W IIAHTFORD CONN W SPRINGFIELD. MASS IMHlHSTHADI H HNk.srUHPIIMSTliL Carter has not hit safely In joining former Celtic of the impending loss of his ireULIRRIBl Street, Manchester, Connec­ Connecticut, this 17th day of MFHinKWtiHTHkMPTONOLPSAI BROOK Jim Grout had two hits, MANCHESTER.CONN MIDDLETOWN.CONN KEKNK M l W ESTFIELD, MASS DANBURY.CONN HiK K 4II1 y M ,.i.l ...... linii. 41... va I v S-'lt III\M I'|h \ M plate and has nine RBIs in Bucks’ coach, Killilea Lucchesi has lost the 615 MAIN Scott Holmes a triple and Business Manager. Damato Estates, Inc. Tim McCarthy a three- 10 at-bats. returns to the team that affection of the Texas fans MANCHESTER Sincerely, By Marte, Keith and is consistently booed base knock for Liggett’s. Raymond E. Demers, & Clendaniel Gordon Plouffe had two Business Manager John Candelaria pitched Basketball Associatioivjob. when he goes to the mound AutoTnickRustpro^ Its Attorneys PAUL’S PAINT 649-0300 0664 079-6 blows for Mari-Mads. ) \ PAGE SIX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977 MANCMESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Comr.. Wed., June 22, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-B Liquor Permit BuelHeee Opportunity 14 Hettm For Bete SF •***-V-**.‘ *-*“ ” ...... Homes For Sele______23 Hemes For B an 32 Hemes For Sele 33 Homes For Ssle 23 Homes For Safa ...... ADVERTISING 23 Raaf Etlsfe Wonted 26 P Corr,v..u C M . A-br priv. » | y f j E S National Weather Forecast SERVICE BUSINESS with M^(MESTER - Five room Hebnm. Com., has filed an appUcalion O • week Income, available Colonial.. Central location. ALL CASH I placarded 18 June 1977. withhUteU the Liquor this area. A cash builnesa. City utilities. Aluminum-' INEW HOMES NEW HOMES within 24 hours. Awld Control Commission for a Package SALES POSITION - Straight r Store Liquor type of permit for the sale 1 day — lie word par day Mlnimun down payment storm. Yrindows. enclosed Tape, Instant Service. Hayes of alcoholic liquor on the premises commissions, leads furnished 3 daya .. . lOe word par day required. Call 172-7926, porch. |29,9()0. Hayes Cor­ Corporation, 6460131. iSiIter Package Store, 20 Bissetl to homeowners. Call 242-5402. 6 daya — H word par day B e r a t b poration, 6464)131. between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Street. Manchester ‘Hie business will 26 daya .. . 8 ( word par day Wxc *34,5110 SELLING your house? Call us be o w t^ by Donald F. Corri>‘eau of II PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The 15 worda $2 00 minimum 830,900. SIX Room Cape. TARA HILLS .\bby Drive. Hebron. Com., and will be CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING See this 644 room Ranch first and we'U make you a Donald F Oorriveau. Air Force recently announced Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch Heatolator ftreplac^ enclosed coMucted by Donald F Co MIWVQM Shuetten Wented Condo th a t o ffe rs a cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Donald F Comveau new openings for individuals ' ^3aoo IS >rch, large fot. Good buy. Realtor, 6461577. Dated 19 June 1977 with prior military service. If spacious family room utchins Agency 646-3166. /QIaatonbury off Hebron Ave. vou nave been out for less CHILD CARE in licensed with Franklin stove, two g than 5 years and are looking PHONE home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, ood sized bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Duplex for "A Great Way of Life . 643-2711 laundry outings and overtime g>rge living room, com­ home with porches. 2 cargar- Household Goods 40 INVITATION contact the Air Force im­ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD services. Manchester. Deb­ plete bullt-lns and age. Centrally located. Pea­ mediately. Call 646-7440. bie, 643-1790. sant environment. Immediate REFRIGERATORS TO BID carpeting. Immediate occupancy. 640s. Call 688-1828, Washers, ranges, used, The Manchester Board of STEADY WORK • Reliable, MATURE WOMAN available occupancy. evenings. , guaranteed and clean. New Education seeks bids for the hard worker, who wants Holp Wantod 13 « (or live out homemaker- shipment damaged, GE and Removal and Replacement of steady em plo^ent, good in­ companion. Prefer senior EIGHT ROOM Colonial with Frfgidalre. Low prices. B. D. Two (21 Combustion come. Call 528-6702 between 9- COUPLE TO WORK part clUaen. References available. oversized 2 car garage. Large Peart and Son, 649 Main 2 only. time as substitute house V N i L . Reply Box CC c/o Manchester airy rooms, natural Street,’ 6462171. Chambers. Sealed bids will be Herrild. received until 11:00a.m., July parents in boys group home. woodwork. l)uiet residential NOW accepting applications ADVERTISING Call 6434320. UM W| ATW I f OfOCASI # area. $37,900jind work iti Mr. ORANGE TWEED Love seat 13. 1977, at which time they for full time employment. ROBERT D. MURDOCK DEADLINE TWO HIGH School Boyi will ______Beeltor______De Rocco, Belflore Agency, and sofa, $400. Kitchen table, will be publicly opened. The Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 COUPLE TO ACT as do laum work and odd jobs. 647-1418. I three chairs, $10. Weight Uf- right is reserved to reject any only. For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, June 23. Wednesday 12:00 noon the day before superintendent in small apart­ Have pick up. 6491826 or 649 RaacHEs LARGER RAISED RANCHES ng set, $15. Bench $15. 646 and all bids. Specifications publication. ment house. Maintenance, and night will find thundershowers over the northern Rockies, 6606. and bid forms may be secured VEHICLE MECHANIC - No the upper and mid Mississippi valley, portions of Oklahoma experience required. Current Deadline for Saturday and minor repairs, in Hartford WANeBYBOFIOIE: at the Business Office, 45 N training openings. Good Monday ia 12.00 Noon Friday. area. Please state experience, and Texas, the Ohio-Tenneessee valley, the mid Atlantic KENMORE GAS Range oven, School Street, Manchester. salary, paid training. Enlist­ familv status and age, strictly states and central Florida. G ear to partly cloudy elsewhere. □ EDUCATION over oven. Sears heavy (luty Connecticut, Raymond E. ment required. Ages 17-35. confidential. Write Im x N, c / o Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum washing machine, Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. PLEASE READ Manchester Herald. ••••••••••••••••••#••••••• refrigerator freezer, end Demers, Business Manager readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 ( 86), Boston 57 ( 74), 2.) Full Tima tables, rugs, miscellaneous. Sincerely, YDUR AD Chicago 64 ( 72), Cleveland 59 (77), Dallas 74 ( 88), Denver 53 Privele iHstnieUens IS Advenlagea Offered: 228 Center Street. VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No EXPERIENCED LubricaUon Raymond E. Demers Help. Full time. 18 years or (82), Duluth 51 (74), Houston 74 ( 90), Jacksonville 71 (93), 1. ) Leading, Mlabllahad firm. experience required. Current Claaalfiad ada are taken over REMEDIAL READING and Business Manager older. Apply Moriarty Kansas City 67 ( 85), Little Rock 73 ( 92), Los Angeles 61 (74) 2. ) Member All (3) area Multiple Lleting Syeteme, WE BUY 8i Sell lumiture. training openings. Good the phone aa a convenience. math; tndlviduallxed work 067.6 Minneapolis 60 (81), Miami 77 ( 88), New Orleans 74 ( 92), Cash on the line. One piece or salary, paid training. Enlist­ The Herald ia responsible for Brothers, 315 Center Street, program, (lat'Otb grade) by Commerolel Inveatmant Division &l Connec­ only one incorrect insertion and Manchester. New York 61 (79), Phoenix 73 (101), San Francisco 54 ( 77), an entire houseful. M64432. ment required. Ages 17-35. M ilter’s degree teacher. 506- ticut, All Points Relocallon Sorvlco, etc. Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. Call U.S. Army at 6^9466. then only to the size of the Seattle 52 ( 73), St. Louis 69 ( 89), Washington 63 ( 79). 6075. 3. ) Opportunity to own your own bualnees later • original Insertion. Errors which LEGAL SECRETARY - Full beside Douglas Motors. □ NOTICES do not lessen the value of the Our ealeepeople don’t leave ue until they're POWER GENERATOR time, general law practice, ; GUITAR, BANJO, Bass REGULAR RAISED RANCHES FULL DDRMERED CAPES artvertisement will not be cor­ good skills necessary, reedy to 0|>en their o(mi busineaa - and • (sur- Equipment Operator - No rected by an additional inser­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• «#••••••••••»••••••••••••• lessons; air conditioned prteal) IMe Is o.k. with us. Wa bellevs In free Lo*tand Found 1 experience preferred. 643- experience required. Current tion. Help Wented is Help Wented IS private studio^ Children age 5 snterpriea. training openings. Good 1136. Polka FesHval □ MI8C. FOR SALE on. Adults. Days, evenings, Possible Dleadvantaga: IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed salary, paid training. Eniist- SUNDAY (RAIN OR SHINE), JUNE 26th Satunlmrs. Free loan Instru­ RNs, LPNs, GNs - Do you 1.) You wUI bo expected to work. PRMXS STIRTIIK AT >38,900 buff and white male. Bush Hill ment required. Ages 17-35. ment. Reasonable rates. 646- need summer employment? SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH GROUNDS Artlelos tor Solo 41 Road area. Mixed breed, tan Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. ROUTE as AND WEST ROAD 6657. male, Hollister Street area. We need you through July and All homes include: City water & sewers, aluminum siding, INDEX VERNON-ROCKVtUE. CONN. If IntortBtBd • Call 647-1413 ALUMINUM sheets used as Contact Manchester Dog EARN EXTRA Money Part August for part time work on PIANO INSTRUCTIONS - hardwood floors, underground utilities, N O T I C I t LIVE Broidcast Station WSYM with Ask For Mr. BalflorB printing plates, .007 thick, Warden, 6464S55. time, working from our plea­ all shifts for vacation. Call the ASSEMBLY Qualified, experienced 1 - sidewalks, oil hot/water heat. Only a few 23x32”, 25 cents each or S for sant office. Hourly rate, plus ' L odi and Found Meadows Convalescent Dich Idant and Kat teacher. Cointinuiiig atudent. 2 -- Porsonalt Center for an interview, 647- W6HIW L Banom ACBICY $1. Phone 8462711. IMPOUNDED - Black and commission. No experience 3 - - Annooncomonti Dancing to: Eddie Walanta from 12:30 pjn. to 4:30 Regiitering now for fall. All choice lots available. All homes similar to white female Retriever cross. 4 9194. p.m. necessary. Wiil train. Call us - EnterUinment SUPERVISOR levels. Share the pleasure. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy photos. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 5 - MANCHESTER - Older Two Black and tan male Shepard- at 5694990. Auctions Gretcben Van Why. 647-9751. Intersection. Large seven Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Collie cross. Gold and white PHONE FROM home to ser­ Johnny Prytho and Orchoatra from 5 p.m. to 9 pan. Family, 5/5, aluminum FINANCIAL vice our customers in the ADVANCE TICKET PRICES: room home, large loot. $55,- exterior, city utilities. Needs Brownies, nurses, East female Retriever cross. Con­ DIRECT SALES - Are you the 8 - Bonds-StocKs-Morigagos 000. Hutchins Agency, 846 Catholic School. 6491225. 9 - Manchester area. Flexible FamiliM $4.00 • SIngiM $2.00 • Sonlor Cltlxona $1.50 Boheols-Clesses IS some work, , :. Century tact Coventry Dog Warden, type of person who would be Personal Loans Position requires person with Knowledge of shop 3166. 423-6524. willing to work hard for 8500 10 - Insurance hours, super earnings. 249 ADMISSION AT DOOR 21, Jackston-Avante, 6461316. practices and general machines to supervise LEARN MACRAME this R&D Realty Inc, SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 7773. FamlllM $5.00 • SIngiM $2.50 • Sonlor CHIxons $2.00 per week? If you are, you may EMPLOYMENT summer. Beginners and in- MANCHESTER - Newer 6 646-4968 processed gravel, stone, sand FOUND - Hearing Aid. No. qualify for training to repre­ 13 - Help Wenled POLISH - AMEHiCAH FOODS assembly of different types of machines. 14 - tem udlate. For further tnfor- Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 and fill. For delivery caU EllHC 14194. Downtown Main sent one of the Ingest Con­ Busmtss Opportunities 15 — Situation W anttd PHONE 203-871-1304 - 203-643-6616 - 203-672-2014 Excellent opportunity for right person to grow maUon. Call 6462940. half baths. Fireplace, Conveni6nt To George H. Grilling, Andover, street, front of ARCO Service sumer Food Suppuers. No RN’S - LPN’S 742-7U6. BENEFIT OF SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL with established company. •••••«•••••••••••••••••••• aluminum siding, appliances, Mancheiter Center MANCHESTER - Six Room SUUon. Call 646-5038. experience necessary. Call EDUCATION carpeting and more. $43,900. EAST HARTFORD - 6 Room- MANCHESTER ■ 3-4 bedroom /______. Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and 18 - Private inatructions All shifts. Part Good starting wage with many company paid Lovely well kept older older Cape. City utilities, Cape. Good’'condition. Low NUTMEG HOMES Offers - 7 19 - SchooiS'Classea B lan c h ard h Roaaetto, Colonial, 1/1/2 baths, garage. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - LOST - Female husky. Red­ 4, at 5694990. 20 - benefits. □ REAL ESTATE home. Seven rooms, minutes from the highway. taxes. Low heating cost. Good room Raised Ranch, with Instruct.ons Wanted Realtors, 6462482. Large deep, private lot. Needs starter home. Large yard. Good condition. Good for dish brown with white time or full time. modem baUi plus extras. Don’t miss this buy. $33,900. some redecorating. $35,000. appUanced kitchen, 3 plating, or welding. Call 649 REAL ESTATE Send HepiieR to Box Z c/e Mandiestor Herald Owner, $34,500. Offers invited. bedrooms, 11/2 baths, knotty markings. Green »es. 5 WINDOW WASHER Wanted - 23 - At $38,500 a great buy. Century 21, Jackston-Avante, Century 21, Jackston-Avante, 3439 from noon til 6;00 p.m. Homes tor Sale An Equal Opportunity Employer Hemes For Sole 2S 6468166. pine paneled family room, months old. Reward. 8 7 ^ 1 5 . Most be experienced, and 24 - Lots-Land tor Sale Pleasant working 6461310. 6461316. with carpet, and fireplace. We reliable. Steady work. Call 25 - Investment Property BIRTH «IIOIINGEMENT WETHERELL STREET - 6 Buiklere Own Home PERSIAN RUGS -10 x 14 Ker- 26 - Business Property SIX ROOM Split - Three LOST - Female Shepard, In 649-5334. conditions. Room Colonial. Garage. MANCHESTER - Prime loca­ MANCHESTER - Con- also will custom build you a man, 10 x 14 Kassan, 9 x 12 town of Bolton. Answers to 27 - Resort Property Bght Room Colonial bedrooms, family room, 11/2 home, suit your personal 28 - Real Estate Wanted Large lot. MOs. Shovm by ap­ Three bedrooms plus tion. Immaculate 7 room dominimun - Two bedrooms, to Borhara, 8 x 10 Tabriz. Also ^baths, fireplace, basement, needs and taste. Call 643-9177, name of “Missy." Call 64fr ACT NOW - Jet to a great way Benefits. Apply in pointment. T. Shannon, Garrison. Fireplaced living rec room, central air. Kitchen few Oriental designs. MISC. SERVICES St JAMES SUMMES YOUTH PSOOSAM DEMONSTRATORS: Act now nursery, 2Mi baths, living 2651, after 5. of life. Jobs, Education and ovmer. 5666652. room, new kitchen. 1 1/2 , carpeting, hardwood or 649-1800. Reasonable prices. 643-96il)4. 31 - Services Ottered for an extra free gift. Sell POSITION AVAILABLE for Lots of room in this fully appUanced. Pool, tennis, , appliances, patio, Training. For enlistment 32 - room, dining room, and baths, family room etc. Dead Pamting-Papering person, ifernon name brand toys and gifts part tiipe counselor skilled in club house facilities. $35,500. K FOUND WOMANS Ring - details, call Air Force at 646- 33 - Building-Contractina Arrives June 24. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg lovely eight room large family room with end street. Call owner, 649 large lot. Gtv utilities...... By 34 - (Fisher-Price, Playskool, case work, group work, and Century 21, Jackston-Avante, USED ELECTRIC Motors - Lenox Parking Lot, on E ^ t 7440. Rooling-Siding Manor. Call Mon­ Farm, with three story bam. fireplace, first floor laun­ 1677. No agents. $U,000. owner. 5666813 Lots-Lsnd tor Sale 24 Good condition. 2 and 3 dollar 35 - Heaiing-PiumOing Join In the week long celebration! Fenton) Elam $1,000 or more public speaking-drug educa­ Raised Ranch. 6461316. Center Street. Call 649-9734 36 — Flooring ButIe^type building. Power dry, central air con- each. Good for home grinding after 2:00 p.m. with Treasure House Party tion. Must have B.A., B.S.W., ATTENTION - Party Plan 37 - Moving.TrucHmg.Storage d a y through Plan. Free kit. Top com­ plant, ana other out Mldlngs, Cathedral ceiling diUoning, rear porch plus VERNON • New Listing. Huge VERNON 190 FOOT FRONTAGE - Two wheels. 58 Melrose Street, Manager & Demonstrators 38 - Services Wanted Bowling, Bike hike, picnic, pool perty, open gym, or equivalent. Send resume plus Three Lovely Homes. acre treed lot, on Pine Street, (rear). East Hartford. missions. Also booking par­ c/o Director, Crossroads, 33 living room, three many other features. 3ix78 4 bedroom Colonial. Formal Just listed six room Portonolt 2 needed in this area! Over 400 MISC. FOR SALE Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. coffee houee, eporte day, outdoor diaco, beach Offers invited. B/W Realty, Columbia. Phone owner 643- ties. Call collect person to Park Street, Manchester. 646- foot two story bam wiUi 3 ZINSSER AGENCY dining room. Family room. 2 Raised Ranch. 1(5 baths, fast-selling items! Best 40 - Household Goods trip, eervlce to othere, Iriah Youth arrival and dla- person for Miss Carol, 203-491- 647-141$. bedrooms, paneled fireplaces. Hardwood floors. 1770. $6,500. WANTED - Ride from Rachel 41 — 2015. carriage bays. Beautifully paneled rec room, 1-car Hostess Awards! No in­ Articles tor Sale Mr. tergin custlons. . Secluded, professionally, Road to MCC. Days. Call 64^ 42 - Building Supplies 2100 landscaped with fm lt and OFFERS vestment! Call Collect l-6i^ DUPLEX - 63, Fireplace, rec room, Franklin landscaped lot. Asking $76,- garage, large lot. Needs 5065. 43 - Pels -B irds- Dogs NURSES, RN/LPN - Several nut trees. 28 blueberry Boat Estele Wanted 28 0494, or write SANTA’S TOY 44 — Livestock 8 7 1 -0 3 8 5 carpeting, aluminum storms, NEW LI8TINQ-Located 900. Century 21, Jackston- redecorating. Asking 18 X 33 POOL. Five years, CATERING TRUCK Driver - permanent openings for all stove, den, good condition. New skimmer PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001 - 45 - Boats & Accessories Usher In the tun filled eummer Full time. Must load, clean, 1 furnaces, trees, $445 Income. bushes under wire. $74,900. off of South Main StrMt, Avante, 6461316. $35,900 ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. 46 - Sporting Goods shifts, (ihallengin j^500. Hutchins Agency, 646 spacious finished IMMEDIATE Cash for your and pump. All accessories. 47 - Garden Products With a Film Festhrel Fridey evening and be good with figures. rogram. No rotating shifts. this lovely 6 room Ranch property. Let us eimlain our Some rusiIB Best offer. 2269817 □ FINANCIAL 48 - MATURE WOMAN Desires Uhder Construction Antiques for only Salary, plus commisssion. 5 hour week. Good starting Florida room, city with 2 flreplacoa, garage, fa ir p ro p o sa l, (j^all M r. after 6. HORIZONTAL Boring Mill 49 - Wanted to B i^ 28c S EAST MIDDLE Turnpike - Six Position - Housekeeper / Com­ Call 646-4207, before 9 p.m. salary, plus excellent fringe In Bolton 'A acre lot. P rlc ^ in the Belflore, M7-1413. operator. First Class panion for male, in exchange ANDOVBlIfr - fo u r bedroom utilities. Priced room Cape. Rec room, wall- Bond$-Slockt-Uortgogot I RENTALS Only serious applicants need benefits. For interview con­ Four bedroom Dutch mid$40’e. REALTY C0» INC. 'TOP QUALITY Top Soli and machinist with experience on 52 - Xennedy-Youlh Minister Ranch. Completely insulated. to-wall carpeting, attached Rooms for Rent for room, board, small salary. apply-______tact: Director of Nursing, 4 ^ fairly at $48,500. Colonial, four bedroom MAY WE BUY your home? Loam. Excavating, septics, large weldments. 50 hour 53 - Apartments tor Rent Excellent references. Write New kitchen, fireplace, game garage, enclosed porch, large 643-2692 54 - Homes tor Rent 6451, Extension 359, or apply Colonial, both have family NEW LISTINO — Char­ Quick, fair, all cash and no and sewer work. Latullippe week. Day shift. Call 289-6471. Box C, c/o Manchester SOMEONE TO Assist full room, oversized garage. lot. Convenient to everything. ROBERT D. MURDOCK GOOD NEWSI 55 - Business tor Rent Personnel Office, Mansfield rooms and two car gar­ m in g 5 ro o m C a p o RMffor problems. Call Warren E. Brothers Inc. 646-5114, aim Heme owDcn can obtain a aecood 5 6 ^ - Resort Property tor Rant Herald. time in lawn care business. Possible 5 1/4% assumaW Owner. 646-U15. Training School, Mansfield located cloao to Howland, Realtors, 843-1108. 742-9477. mortgage with beat tem u in town. 57 ~ Wanted to Rent Now and in the fall. Must be m o rtg w . $36,500. Offers In­ UAR ages, large lota. 58 - Misc tor Rent Depot, Conn., Monday thru Varplanck School. ItoliiilliM . Order Your MECHANIC With 20 years k over 18. Call 6493238. vited. Owner. 7466015. We also have a good Frfday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. REALTY CO. INC. Fireplaced living room, AUTOMOTIVE experience on cars, trucks, ;$ An Equal Opportunity selection of Two Family 61 - Autos for Sale both gas and diesel. Also Gass HAPPINESS IS congratulations ! PAR'T TIME employment. Employer M/F. 6 43-26 K homes of various designs, wall-to-wall carpet. 62 Trucks tor Sale 1 license. Call anytime, 649 S Must be over 18. Apply in per­ Priced In the $30’a. A McoDd mortgage for coosoUda* - “Happy 63 - Heavy Equipment tor Sale .4 ROBERT D. MURDOCK location, and prices. We Uou of all your bull. E ^ m o o ^ 5557. Let ring. J-: TO THE son at U. A. Theatre, 64 - Motor cycles-Bicycles HAVING THE COCKTAIL WAITRESS, RMffor can give secondiuy finance paym aU . F in t Urn 65 - Campers-Trailers-Mobile Manchester Parkade. NEW. C O LO N IA L - With No legal feel. Write.. Busboys, waitresses. or will trade for single Thought” Homes NOW accepting applications - OAKLAND Ebcperienced only, apply at New listing. Eixeep- 4 badrooma, IVk bathe, N i n 66 - Automotive Service For full .time employment. ¥: LPN or Nurses aide. 3 to 11 homes, building lots or flraplacad living room, 67 - Autos tor Rent-Loase GREATEST Podunk Mill, Route 30, Muth tional value in this Call 8724515. Equal Oppor- STREET I shift part time. For small Windsor. land. fully aquippad kitchen, jZ L i tunity Employer M/F. :-^ lovely 6VK room NEW LISTING! Gean 5 room Today! facility for the elderly in Colonial, with 40 foot garage! ovaralz^ garage Mt on SPONSOR IN THE SLUGGERI I Manchester. Contact Barbara MATURE INDIVIDUAL with Ranch. Large first Caff c o m SENIOR ELECTRONICS % All trim, newly painted, 200 lovaly tread lot I to Clark, 647-9908 between 7 bookkeeping experience floor family room, amp circuit breaker service, PETERMAN REALTY achoola. Aaking $$4,900. Assembler - Must read H From Mollie, | needed as assistant to schematics, blueprints, and SOAP BOX DERBY, a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday raised hearth fireplace, large through Friday. bookkeeper and for recep­ three bedrooms, remodeled rooms, new roof. AND D U P IN G CO. FOUR BEDROOM - wireless and have good skills j:-: Stach, aniJ p tionist duties. Hours: 9 to 8, 5 with electronic assembly S living room, Lovely garden area Includes 649-9404 or 644-8669 Older Colonial with Servicea Otfared 31 Sarvlcaa Ottared ^1 Palming-Paparing 32 Bulldlng-Contraotlng 33 BOB BABYSITTER Wanted - days a week. Apply Olenders, Several varieties of grape detached garage on tools. Call F.G. Gahagan, Stretch S Three days per week. Nine Route 83, Vernon. kitchen and dining Scan-Optics, 289-6001. j:|: vines. lYlced in Uie high $% , landacapad lot. C&M n iE E Service - Free year old boy. Your home or and worth it. Mr. Matthew, CARPENTRY, RemodeUng, area, built ins, MANCHESTER - PresUgious Aluminum aiding and estimates, discount senior LE DOUX! mine. 75 cents per hour. Call CUSTODIAN - 8 to 4:30, full Belflore Agency. 847-1413. citizens. Company Additions - Roofing, siding, EXPERIENCED Laborer - :S 6464738. time. General cleaning duties. glass sliding doors, 9 room Ranch. Stone, more. Pricad in tha upper The Wood Place and painting. No Job too For pipe line construction. redwood, and aluminum $30'a. Cuitom woodworking-unfinished Manchester owned and G. L. McHUGH Painting. HAPPY 50th g Pleasant atmosphere. Good carpeting, large MANCHESTER - Duplez. o p erate. Call 6461327. small. Free estimates. 646 Mature and dependable, SARAH COVENTRY es­ wages and benefits. Please exterior. Celling to floor or finished. Repair and regluing Interior-exterior painting and THANK YOU, Beautifully redecorated. Cen­ CHARMING - 5-S Two also done. wall-papering. Quality 3079. license. Call 643-M18, after tablishing new branch. call 646-0129, between 9 and sundeck, one acre fireplace. 2 car garage. CHid- , 5:30. >: BIRTHDAY MOM I trally located. 2 car garage. Family with 2 car garage Specializing in pine shelves, TYPING DONE in my home - professional work at Openings Tor sales people. 4:30. treed lot. Priced Separate furnaces. $48,900. de-sac street. Owner CARPENTRY Sc GENERAL X MICHAEL relocated, $71,900. Century 21, aal on larga tread lot. bookcases, tothroom accessories, Neatly and accurately by reasonable prices. Fully in­ Full or part time. No in­ Century 21, Jackston-Avante, flower boxes, etc. experienced Contracting. Residential- RECEPTIONIST - Busy den- iji. (Grandma) vesting in samples. 5694195. realistically. Jackston-Avante, 6461316. Saparala healing sured. 643-9»l. COOPERATIVE WORK 6461316. If you can't find what you're Commercial. Repairs, ad­ tal practice in Manchester. $ Experience / Diversified Oc- 138,900 tyalamt, large kitchen, ditions, complete buildings. Public contact, appointments, S MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom looking for, we'll make it. ileasonable fates, prompt ser­ LONG RIVER Contractors - Love Always, S LIVE MECHANIC ^ cu^tion • (Coordinator Coven­ BOLTON - New Listing! On hue line. Pricad In tha vice. CaU 646-4139, anytime. Free estim ates. CaU Ron nhone, bookkeeping, patient Jeffrey M. Experienced In air con­ Contemporary Ranch. Give us a shot. House painting try High School. Must be Cer­ Unique and exciting 6 Room $40’a. 742-9008 is oUr business. Low, low Churchill or MUce Dzagan, finances, light typing. ditioning, and transmissions tified In one of the following UAR Fireplaced family room John, Lynn, Mare, $, Confemporary situated on 3 Monday thru Friday, 16-6 WILL Do Ironing in my home prices. Free estimates. 646 643-4139. Requirements: Maturity, Congratulations on GM cars. Full benefits. areas: Guidance, Industrial REAin C0„ INC. acres. Custom designed. adjoining kitchen, 21/2 baths, DOT DEUY-UU. TODAY poise, 2 years office 2 car attached garage. Call Saturday, 62 - Will charge by the basket. 9313, 658-7442. Contact Chris Scranton, 872- Arts, or Vocational Educa­ 643-2692 (Choice Mt. Sumner area. (?all Reasonable rates. CaU 649 •B••##•••••••••••••••••••• experience. Four day week. $ Pat, Wayne, Jay, J;: 9145. tion. Also one year .of non- Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646 on graduating! ROBIRT D. MURDOCK Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646 ZINSSER AGENCY 1627. ttooflng-SIdtng-Chtmnay 34 Some Saturday's. Salary g school work experience, and 3 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., •••••••••••••••••••BBBBBBB negotiable. Send Resume to RMffor Realtor MLS and ''Patches," and CAREER MINDED Women - years teaching experience. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Bulldlng-Contraotlng 33 BIDWELL Home Improve- P.O. Box 289. Manchester. :5 Equal Housing Opportunity. 646-1811 LAWNS MOWED - Call after 5 CAR CLEANING Service - I Love you. Unlimited opportunity for lull Send letter and resum ato Dr. Equal Housing Opportunity. p.m., 6499763. Exterior, interior. Wash, wax, ment Co. Expert installationaila jo-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. "Sparky" time manager with Inter­ Donald J. Micolettl, Ad­ vacuum, vinyl roof, seats WES ROBBINS carpentry of aluminum siding, gutters national Jewelry Company. ministrative Asslslant, P.O. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone cleaned. Low prices. 633-6525. remodeling specialist. Ad­ and trims. Roofing installa­ Car and phone necessary. Call Box 356, Coventry, Conn. An Fireplaces, concrete. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, tion and repairs. 6496495,676 after 5 p.m., 6492333. Equal Opportunity Employer. Chimney repairs. No Job too L E O N ’S FU R N IT U R E - built-lns, bathrooms, 9109. June 22ndo9 1977 small. Save. Call 644-8356 for kitchens, 6493446. BOOKKEEPER - With Repair service. Leon Klein, estimates. FToprleter. All kinds of fur­ HORACE Tetrault - Siding, knowledge through trial WE NEED HOMES! CUSTOM CARPENTRY - roofing, storm windows, aw­ niture repaired and CONGRATULATIONS KATHLEEN balance, typing ability Homes, Additions, Repairs, __HuriyI Mali or Bring Your Ad Today/ NOW IS. EXPERT TREE Removal - refinlshed. Home service nings. QuaUty workmanship, needed, experience essential. Free estimates. Insured. specialists. CaU 2361852 or Cabinets. CaU Gary (Pushing, free estimates. Fully insured. MORIANOS Columbia area. Call 228-0101 Working Manchester area for 2362116. 345-2669. 872-D187, 6493417. for interview. THE \ over elm t years. Reasonable. MANCHE'sTEREVENiN^HERA^^ ...... VALEDICTORIAN of BOLTON Call, All-State Tree Ehipert LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - SPECIALIZING cleaning and P.O. BOX 591 FIRST CLASS Engine lathe m\ Co., 742-6591. Painting-Paparing 32 new homes custom built, repairing chimneys, roofs, HIGH SCHOOL operator. Able to set and to aarn a IHtla axlra remodeled, additions, rec new roofs. Free estimates. 30 MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CUUIHEO operate blueprints. Apply In ODD JOBS, Geaning cellars PAINTING - Interior and rooms, garages, kitchens Years Experience. Rowley, “Happy are those who dream dreams, ... person Triumph Manufac- monay thia tiunmar. and attics. Moving large exteriori paperhanging, remodeled, bath tile, cement 643-5361. Aovomtim luring Co., 55 Elm Street, Wa naad boVa and ■ appliances, also stone or loam excellent work. References. work. Steps, dormers. Dear Sirs: And are ready to pay the price ' Manchester. girla 2 avaninga par delivered. 6461775 or 644-9532. Free estim ates. Fully In­ Residential or commercial. ROOFER WILL InsUlI roof waak. Mual ba WARANOKE ROAD sured. Martin Mattson, 649 CaU 6494291. siding or gutters for low dls- Please run tha following ad (or 4 davs at tha Bnovui To make them come true,” ALUMINUM SIDED MAN - For heavy work In fer­ counf price. CaU Ken at 647- praaantabla, ‘ Unlq«M custom dMigiwd sml built S room Contem­ 7 room Raised Ranch wHh 3 bedrooms, 1'A baths, 4431. money-BBvIng rata of '4.081 porary sot on • magnMesnl private loL 3-4 badrooma, tilizer plant. Job involves TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 1566. large flraplaesd family room, formal dining and living handlirg and stacking fer­ Carpentry and general con­ courlaoua, and hugs Hving room, 2 balfw, air oonditloning, garaga and QUALITY PAINTING and fFe wish you success, but most of alL we wish you happiness^l CARR e rooms, enclosed sun room, 2 Mta of glsM doors, dou­ tilizer bags. Must be in good Paper Hanging by Willis tracting. Residential and CHECK ENCLOSED L CASH ENCLOSED raaponalbla. II, In- much moral Pricad far bsloiv raplaoamant at ble garaga, plus a flat tread lot In Rockladga, Low physical condition. Phone w . Schultz. Fully Iniin su red . commercial. Whether it be a Haating-Plumbing 38 Love, tarastad, plaaaa hava $99,900.- $50’a. Hill, 6434)644. small repair job, a custom NEEDED paranta or guardian references. 649-4343. built home or anything in SEWERLIN^IS, sink lines, (1) Mom, Dad, Demi, J.J., Stasi, and Chris VINYL REPAIR - We can fix between, call 64613/9. W (3) (4) (3) for contact Both McLood HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch cleaned with electric cutters, Benediri Drive at tho Manohoator sofas, chairs, cars etc. No painted for $la6-$266 by ^ professionals. McKinney Evoning HaVald. need for expensive scheduling now. Professional FOR ALL your Dry Wall Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ W i n ^ recovering. 5665878. considers any job. 2899287, needs - Drobiak Dry Wall pany, 643-5308. Phono 647-0940 / Company, 575 Center Street, (•) (7) Help Wenled 13 evenings or weekends, Don. (6) (6) (10) Help Wenled 13 Help Wented 13 REWEAVING bums, holes. Manchester. CaU 646-8882. NO JOB TOO Small • Toilet Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAPER HANGING Expert. repairs, plugged drains, SECRETARY - personable, SURGICAL ASSISTANTS - aE R K TYPIST - 20 hours a CARRIER Business Opportunity U Window shades, Venetian Your average paper, in NEWTON SMITH kitchen faucets replaced, mature woman withithU telephone ' • For Orgal Surgery Group week. Must type SO wpm, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. averag e room , $36. Mr. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec repaired. Rec rooms, (11) (12) and typing experience for Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 849 rooms. No Job too small.3649 (13) (14) (IS) Practice. Manenester and minimum. Duties Includes NEEDED SMALL ENGINE Service Rlchman, 6463864. batnroom remodeling, heat apartment complex. Flexible Rockville offices. Experience typing technical manuals, and Corporation expanding dealer 5221. 3144.______modernization, etc. Free hours,•■viAAo, w3:30 .i /v to w 7, I , MIAthree v v s days e e s j 9 Qa preferred. Send resume to material, and filing. Hours for network. No experience PROFESSIONAL Painting - Estimate gladly given. M & M week. Saturday 10 to 6. Sunday Box B, c/o Manchester can be flexible. Call F.G. necessary. Complete training QRACIDU8 CDLUMBIA INTERIOR St EXTERIOR Interior and Exterior. CARPENTRY, Custom Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. 11 to 6. Every other weekend.. Tolland Street program. $500. investment 0 room Colonial with baths, 3 bedrooms, formal Bpacioua 9 room Ranch with 3 badrooma, flraplacad Painting - Insured. Good Houses - Addditions, garages, (16) (17) Herald. Gahagan, Scan-Optics, 289 Commercial and residential. (16) (16) (30) Located in Manchester. Call 6001. WoofUand Sdiool Area required to start your own dining room plus a tread lot In a eonvanlani location, living room, family room, earpaling and a wooded acre work. Reasonable rates. Free Free estimates. Fully in­ roofing and siding, kitchens, PLUMBING and Heating - for appointment 528-1300. business. Ideal for retired or ftear the hospitel. $30’s. ' loL Only $37,000. Hurryll estimates. CaU Ed Dascanlo, sured. 6464879. bathrooms, and repair work Fast service. Reasonable NEEDED - An experienced East Hariford 6496985. Bindery machine operator. CUSTODIAN - Experience, part time. Details on request. oof all kinds. CaU Robert Jar­ rates. Licensed. CaU Ron, 646 SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. LADY TO Live In - Care lor part time, evenings. Cirrltr should Mr, Barker. ESCA .Field J.P. LEWIS Si SON - Interior vis for estimate, 643-6712. Hartford Bindery, 2W Main CARPENTOY - All types of 6567. Ad OYur 20 words — Rugulsr Pries elderly lady in her own home. ^ e e t , Hartford. 5224171 Manchester area. Call 643- havo biko Training Division Box 619, and Exterior Painting, Call 646-2574. 5691, 2 to 6 p.m. ' Wading River, New York. Paperhanging, and CARPENTRY Si Masonry - W U f ...... Celt MAN WANTED • For route 11792. ■if small. Free estimates. 646 remodeling. Fully insured. Additions and remodeling. Sarvleaa Wanlad 3S HIGH SCHOOL Boy - For part BILLS UNPAID? Vacation BUNCHARD & ROSSEHO REALTOliS 6499658. Free estimates. CaU Anthony servicing of Health & Beauty 3679...... City...... iia w ...... I ll Coda. time dish washer, and other Aids, and related items. Inter­ unthinkable? Don't be un­ FULL OR Part Time Couples SquiUacote, 6496811. ODD JOBS DONE - CelUrs, kitchen duties, 3 days a week, 647-9946 189 WEST CENTER STREET - MANCHESTER WINDOW CLEANING - views Friday, 6/17/77 and nerved. Avon Representatives Htrald Circulation or Individuals (or business of TEACHERS, Experienced attics, garages, yards ^ w ...... CUSSIRCHTIOII...... for after school hours, and 6/24/77, between 9 a.m. and 11 make extra money in their your own. Local Amway Oinunercial & Residential. Exterior - Interior Painters. CARPENTRY - Repairs, cleaned, moving trucking. Saturdays. Good pay, good at­ a.m. Reag Corp, 140 Rye spare time. Pay those bills - Dapl. Distributor trains you for Full insured. Free estimates. Quality work reasonable remodeling, additions, gar­ Loam for sale, Lawn.servlM. _ _ _ _ OFF6R EXPIRES JUNE 30th, 1977 mosphere. Apply in person,. take that trip. Interested? tsj 646-2482 jsi. L a CaU QuaUty Maintenance In­ rates, m e Estimates. CaU Street, South Windsor, Conn. OMmI o* opportunity. Phone ages, roofing. CaU David No job too big or snuU - 568- Brass Key Restaurant. Call 523-9401. corporated, 646-8845. 649-5873, or 533-8798. Patria, 644-1756. 8522. u i i h PAGE EIGHT S - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977 A Cool Set ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punis MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. June 22, 1977- PAGE NINF.-R UVMtOCk 44 Aptrtmmrtt for Rwif 53 Apartment* fo r ffwit 53 Homot tor Hoot 55 OmoM-tiofM tor Hoot SB M o • f Trveko tor Solo St 1 Thin screen 1 Ballot Charles M. Schultz 6 Matil-burIng 2 Soivss I f I III 010 1 RIDING LESSONS • E vU sb THREE ROOM Apartment - VEIRNON - Three bedrooms, ROCKVILLE, Rental Store - 1974 LESABRE LUXUS • Two 1973 GMC 1/2 Ton pickup - 8 lode 3 Notdtsignod or Western, all levela. Trail, Heat, hot water, appliances, two baths, large family room. 17 West Main Street, 22x80, door vinyl hardtop, power nanan nmnuann foot fleetslde. Power steering, Dear Abby 9 Auto werkart’ (or (comp, (jUHATARE MRS. NELSON WANTS p on y , bu rides also eir conditioning. Storage Well cared for home In lovely with full pasement. steering, power brutes, rear n c i n a o d g THIS ISVEWiMftllJTANT brakes. Heavy duty pMkage. union (ibbr.) wd.) PONT GIVE IT'S NONE available. ( 871, anytime, area, laundry fadilUca, gar- residential area. Tip-top con­ Reasonable rental. M.I. defroster, radio. Excellent UMLJ DinnEi nOKKO THELAPIE5 Radio. Green. Can be seen 12 Look at 4 Civil War 5TI2DKE5, BUT dition. $340 plus utilities. Call Kaplan, West Hartford, 2a- Q u n n n d u i o d d e t /ci BECAUSE THEV'REaAViNS OFVOUR age. Security deposit. No peti. condition. Low mileage. 568- dally In Manchester. Call 453 flirtatiously . otnaral AR6UIN6 H6RANV, TWO FLAGS Horse Shoeing - 875-5485 or 872-8011 alter 5 9041. By Abigail Van Buren cnmnnEin □raonDU WON’T 61VEHERANV,, W . 54Mm, H5-7M. 2913. 9373, evenings. 13 Hiwillin 5 Spew ; about, SIR? FORAOIME-A-HOLE... BUSINESS, Graduate of Oklahoma LQOKINGlI p.m. □EiEin noinn Dnn MA'AM! We offer the lariest variety of ] DEAR ABBY: Whoever invented the CB radio sure Island 8 Waters (Fr.) □ □ □ D n n n MARCIE! Crochet Farrier’s 0>llege. Special for FOUR ROOM Apartment, MUSTANG - 1989. Good nin- attractive apartments and 5 Hooort Property 1958 FORD Pick up - Runs invented a road monster. My husband, a once law-abiding 14 Hsilth rssort 7 Jtous U A C W y a 7?TkTT| June and July only. $15 a head, Available August 1st. Heat, townhouset in Manchester. ' nlng condition. Three speed. 8 good. $250. or best offer. CaU n 55 fo r Hoot SB citizen, now gets into his car, turns on his CB and starts 16 Lacquarsd monogram t I I It B T ILAlI for trim, resets, or new shoes. bot water, appliances, laundry Rental office open daily 9-5. Otllooo-Storoo tor Hoot flinders, radial tires. Asking 646^4, anytime. weekends, tt-9. as?* looking around for other CB antennas. He then identifies mstilwara 8 Acorn Till OMNI Carneil BrumbMh, 646-7230. facilities, m rage area, gar­ $?50. Call 649-1543. 16 Stalsst 9 Addict [zinnciam nDii] ROCKVILLE 5,000 Sqmluare SUMMER RENTAL, Water- the color and make of the car and asks if they have their age. Security deposit. Lease. DMMTO front Cottage - On Lake 1968 CHEVY - 307 engine^ 1/2 16 Ooubis curvt 10 Part of 0 27 IniMs of (Fr.) 43 Lohtngrin't ONE HORSE Trailer. WiU ac­ Adults. No pets. m . 643-UM, feet Industrial space, 2,1,000 1973 OLOSMOBILE CuUass - “ears” on. church Kanasatka, Moultonboro, ton with insulated cap. Clood 19 No (colloq.) 28 Copying bridt comodate thoroughbred. $450. Square feet office space. Easl-E Next he gets a “front door man" and a “back door man” 1977 Uniltd Fttlufg Syndicsig. 845-7358. New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. equipped, stereo tape. condition. $1200. New brakes, 20 Source of 11 ToltphonoI I . 29 Rslaxation May be seen anytime. Call EKIBiraSES ly subKUvldable. 2 ^ 9 6 , 249- so he can exceed the speed limit without getting caught by 44 Normtntfy Completely furnished, fully , or bn t offer. Call after shocks. 6492091. matils 30 Elsvats 649-5593. 64S-1021 4715. 21 Ona Invasion day FIVE ROOM (three bedroom) equipped kitchen, screened I., 6496520. •utuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu a “Smokey” or “bubble gum machine" (police). ” 32 Changs S 23 Buddhism 46 Gusto Duplex for rent. Garage. Nice Meanwhile, everybody else with a CB Is speeding, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ porch, sun deck, float, dock. Motoreyefes-Btoyefea 56 36 Vast axpansa area. Close to center. Rent 1972 FORD GRAN Toriho looking for road buddies and driving with one hand on the typo 47 Tansy fice. Ground level, central Private sandy beach. Great 1190. Write to Box Y c /o FOUR ROOMS • Tile bath. Wagon - Air conditioning, 26 Hush 46 Hat PHONE 643-2711 location, professional fishing. Centrally located in TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville wheel and the other holding a speaker. By the time we’ve fOH iSSISM M Cf IN ALACmO VOUA AO Manchester Herald. Security Heat, hot water included. power steering, power brakes, building, parking and utilities. Lakes Region. $200 weekly. 750,8000 miles, oil cooler and reached our destination I’m exhausted. 50 MItchItvout Mickey Finn — Morris Welaa deposit required. Adults. Security. References. luggage rack, very good con- rack. $1,750. 2894042...... Call Cromwell, 835^ 7, after We just returned from one of those “fun" weekends, and prapoahion 24 Compass 39 Bottia cap Child No pets. Parking. Across Call 64»-a«. diOw. $1400. Call 60-7393, or 45 6:00 p.m. I am ready for a straitjacket. Four hours over and four 32 Wind point 41 Dhrlalon of a 61 Actrstt ATTRACTIVE Three room from the rec.. 11 1/2 School 6490650. TAKB GOOD CARE PROFESSIONAL Office - AU hours .back with breakers 1 to 9. and that’s it for me. Indicator 26 Collaga court poam Farrow ^ HELLO, Apartment - Stove, Street. IT, MY SWEET/ THAT MINTMORE' 1970 SIXTEEN FOOT Jewel. facilities. Excellent location. MISQUAMICUT • Three ★ ★ Before my husband got a CB we enjoyed a leisurely 33ActrauW aat 26 Unfaatan 42You(Fr.| 62 Oath SANDOR-IF I'M SATISFIED STAMP IS WORTH 85 horsepower Evinrude refrigerator, heat, electricity, bedroom Cottage. Gose to NEED CAR? Credit bad? 34 Citrus drink ' ' THAT MINTMORE ISN'T SETTING A AS MUCH AS A FOUR LARGE Rooms, Se­ Good projection. Reasonable HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 drive listening to soothing FM music. No morel references. No pets. fl5S. 545- beach. Large private yard. Bankrupt? Repossessed? 36 Rational 1 2 3. 4 5 6 7 6 0 10 11 TRAP, I'LL PHONE YOU AT VOLIR MILLION/ motor, Mastercraft Trailer. cond floor. Heat, hot water, rent, is i Center Street. 649- FX-1200 • Built by factory Next time 111 stay home. My handle? APARTMENT-AND YOU CAN BRING $1800. Call after 5 p.m., 649- 3157, 2353S40. $225 weekly. W9918 after Honest Douglas accepts 36 Passport appliances, carpeting in­ 1680, 649-3549. engineer. Branch heads, STEAMED BEAVER \2 13 14 THE BRIEFCASE TO HIS SUITE AT 1041. 5:30. lowest down, smallest sndoraamant THE RITZI MANCHESTER - Newer cluded. Lease and se<^ty. ja^ n U . Douglas Motors, Barnett clutch, aluminum STORES & OFFICES for 37 Lot Angtitt 15 16 17 Three Bedroom Duplex. Cen­ No children. $225. Available rocker rollers, Mlkunl car­ DEAR BEAVER; Don’t sell the CB’era abort. When you ball club 17 FT. FIBERGLASS Deluxe Rent • Manchester, prime EAST BEACH, Rhode Island. tral location. 1 1/2 baths. on or before July 15th. 643- buretor, balanced blue printed need help on the road you might have a long wait before a 39 Not at tariy IS 20 Boat - Evenrude Motor. location. Heat, air. Parking. Three bedrooms, surf bathing, SIZES Appliances. Basement and at­ 9787. WE PAY $15 for complete motor and transmission. 6 ^ Tijuana Taxi (aberifl) or Smokey (police) happen by, but 40 OltMntIng ■ ■■ Mastercraft Trailer. A-1 con­ Janitor. $100 per month star­ rivate beach. Open month of 7732. 21 22 24 dition. Many extras. 10 ft. tic storage. No pets. 8285. Call uly. Call 649-93U after 5 p.m. Junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland those guys in the 18 wheelers (big frucka and trailera) are vota SMALL CENTRALLY LOCATED - ting. 6494334, 643-1393. S ■ Hadmell Surf Rod. 302 645-7684. Auto Body, 5291990. great in a 10-33 (emergency) eitnation. 41 Ufa 25 26 27 28 29 30 medium Four rooms, third floor. 42 Hindu Mitchell Reel. Call 649-1193. FOR RENT - Stores or COLUMBIA LAKE Two ★ ★ ■ FOUR ROOM Apartment Prefer mature working cou­ PARTS Department now open lltaratura 31 professional office space. 1st. bedroom cottage. All con­ DEAR ABBY: Please settle a debate between my LARGE with heat. No pets. Adults. ple. ^11 649-6384 between 6 Saturdays. Complete line of 45 Last latttr 1 ■ floor. Busy downtown Main veniences. Row boat. July, HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, 34 3. Q 9fdti Products 47 Security. CaU after 4,649-0459. and 10 p.m. only. Ask for Mr Chrysler parts. Churches gentleman friend and me. 46 Dtuct Street. Will sub-divide to 100 August 13tb on. $125 weekly. excellent condition, many Youngdale. Motors. 6493646. I juat turned 28, at which time Jim informed me that I 49 Hat-baan (2 ■ ■ sq. ft. Phone 643-1442. 228-3541. extras. Exceptionally good 37 36 3. 5783 PICK YOUR Strawberries at MANCHESTER - Two am now an “old maid.” wdt.l performance unce purchased 62 Look ■ Buckland Street, Manchester, bedroom Apartment. Neat F O U R R O O M S - P lu s 1972 TOYOTA CoroUa Deluxe, Jim’a definition of an old maid is any woman who is 28 40 Soft Knit-Cro-Sheen is MAIN STREET Manchester new. $500. Call 6465840 after 63 Our Country Conn. Follow signs from and clean throughout. enclosed porch, cellar, attic. W ootod to Hoot 57 a m /fm r a d io , 30 m .p .g . and single, regardless of whether she has been previously ■ Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer used to make this attrac­ Store. 4104 square feet, adja­ 4:30 p.m. (tbbr.) 42 43 44 47 48 C^ldors. Carpeting, appliances, and Central, quiet residential. One Excellent condition. Asking married. tive cap and tank top in cent to free town parking lot, 64 Fall ■ ■ car parking. No pets, FEM ALE - 20, looking to $1375. Call 0465144 after 5:% 1 easy crochet. parking. $185 monthly, plus $3.00 per square foot, heated. My definition of an old maid ia a woman who is 30 and 55 Smtiting 4Q' 50 9, CENTER FIELD IS AT LEAST I STRAWBERRIES - Pick your children. Heat extra. $150. share apartment with same in p.m. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE ONLY NOW I SMELL No. 5783 has crochet uUUUes. Call 6460200. has never been married. chtmbar OKAY, r G U E SS .V own. Free container. No 649-9158. 5237417438, m2-3114. - f Manchester or vicinity by - Lowest Rates Available! S3 54 1 ss DON'T GET AS . OF FIELD MICE dii*ections for Sizes Immediate binding authority. Which of us comes closer to your definition? 66 Dtclart 0 children under 14. Open 8 to 8. July 1st. Call Michelle, 643 COUCH AND CAR Herculon r; DIRTY A S r Small. Medium and Lar^^e TWO AND HALF Rooms - MANCHESTER • Retail and / Sunny Day OpUon. G arke In­ I am a divorcee, so even though I am unmarried at age 67 Hatd 56 57 56 Clark Street, South W inder TWO FAMUY - 5 rooms, 2 1223 after 3. s e ctio n a l s o fa ; and 1973 DID IN RIGHT inclusive: (5-16). Heat, hot water, appliances. or manufacturing space. 2,000 surance Agency, 6431126. 28, I do not consider myself an old maid. 58 M trritt x : TO ORDER. Itti TV ftr MCk pat- (off Burnham Street). bedroom s. $250 m onthly. Hornet Hatchback. Call and Main Street. First floor. sq. ft. to 100,000 s a ft. Very Answer in the paper. The loser owes the winner a F IE LD / ^ tirm, pits 2V far ppstat* aap References required. Mr. MORMON SISTER make reasonable offer. Must Security. References. Lease. reasonable. Brokers 1975 HARLEY Davidson dinner. $155. Oail after 6 p.m. 646- Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646- Missionaries looking for two sell, leaving state. 6497463. ANN! CAtOT Antiquoo 45 protected. Call Heyman XLCH. ( ^ t o m paint job, low LINDA 3911. 4200. room apartment to rent. ManchMltr tvwOng HmM ^ p e r t le s , 1-226-1206. mileage. $1HIOO.$2800. CaU 742-9426 Manchester area preferred. OLDSM OBILE 1976 Delta Win at Bridge 11U Av*. kn rn hcm WANTED Antique furniture, after 4 p.m. n&m Yarli, N.Y. 100M Nomas tor Hoot 54 Phone 649-3727 before 9:30 Royale - 10,000 miles. Asking DEAR LINDA: Jim owes you a dinner. (P.S. The term glass, pewter, oil paintings, or MANCHESTER - Three or DESIRABLE SINGLE Office a.m. or after 9:30 p.m. $5,300. CaU 2895546. “old maid" went out with the buttonhook. I prefer Priat NMit. REPms «:tk TIP other antique items. R. four rooms. Convenient loca­ or suite available. Main 1976 CB 360T HONDA Two CODE m i Styto NwRktf. THREE BEDROOM Ranch, 1 “unclaimed jewel.”) Harrison, 6435709. tion. No pets. Security Street. Moderate rent. Call months old. Less than 300 1977 ALBUM with a bound- 1/2 baths, air conditioned with Percentages turn on spades deposit. Call Joan, 568-1054 or 643-4846. PONTIAC Firebird 1969 - miles. ExceUent condlUon. in "All-Season Gift Book" appliances, family room. In DEAR ABBY; You said that most handwritten so South wins the diamond in WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, □ AUTOMOTIVE OHC-6, Automatic, power CaU BiU after 5:30, 742-8230. of24-pages! Price...$2.00. nice neighborhood. Available steering, orange wiUi black in- do-it-yourself wiUa aren’t worth the paper they’re written NORTH dummy and draws three Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ AUO THESE ROOKS AT $1.29 EACH. July 1. Call Dubaldo- terlor. Mechanically * Q 2 tings, Dolls, Stringed ELLINGTON - Three TRIUMPH Bonneville 1973 on. rounds of trumps. Then he can C i977p,NfA me 1 M Reg uS PJI Oft Nt. O -ni-BLUE HIBSON OUILTS. bedroom Duplex. 1 1/2 baths, L es^ran ce, 6464505. Autos fo r Solo B1 excellent. Very clean, must be As a lawyer I must inform you that thia is probably true VQ932 duck a diamond with a 36 per CMtllRS ttxttM ImiT MiHs. Instruments. 646-2690 OFFICE SPACE 650. Good bike. $900 firm. Call spacious kitchen, laundry seen and driven. One owner. in many instances, but a will that is written, dated and * AK74 cent chance of success. Suits Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence M. i-117-OUILTS ON PAUDE. (anytime). 1969 BUICK Sport Wagon - anytime 5662316. O irPctiM far slztaai o«ilh. hookups, finished rec room, SIX ROOM CAPE - Gose to FOR RENT $1475. 5660685. signed in the hand of the testator can be written on toilet *981 break 3-3 36 per cent of the Ka. O-m-OHANOMITHER'S FLOW­ beautiful condition. Large shopping, bus, schools. $325 New exhaust system. Looks 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter 1977 can be a big year 1974 YAMAHA 250 Endure. paper, and it’s as valid as one drawn up by an attorney. time, or he can go after C'MOWl OPEN THE a NOBOPV TOUCHE? THE MOMEY ER QUILTS. 11 faMlaatiai tailts. yard, no pets. Security. monthly. Security and ISO square ieel. center of I good, good rubber. Needs WEST EAST Tires - In good condition, and Manchester, air ctmdiUoninn and Excellent running condiUon. Furthermore, in California a holograph (hand-written wiU) spades. TILL YOU HEAR WHAT I'M TRVINS Na. 0 -tll-A M E R IC A N FAVORITE references required. Mr. metor work. Mechanic special lor youl Tell our *A763 AK1085 AF6MANS. A kaaatfii sclKtiaa. reasonably priced. Cali 643- References. $275 per month. parUn(. Call 6U-96SI. Needs rear sho». A Real is simpler to execute because no witnesaee-are-cqguired. The chance here is far TO TELL YOU. YOU IDI0T5! 644-1809 or 6464770. Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 6 ^ $300.00. Call 6496842, after readers about your W1054 W87 Ha. 0-120- R U n A RIFT. H aq 4739. Screamer! Must sell for $ ^ . CALIFORNIA LAW YER better. He can win the third iHtt far friaais aaO fa ^ . 4200. 4:00 p.m. s e r v i c e w ith a OJ3 4 Q 10 9 6 CaU Bob, 568-5311. trump In his hand and lead a Classified ad. * Q 10 7 4 *J05 DEAR LAWYER; Judging from my mail, a lot ol ■SOUTH (D) spade toward dummy. If West WMiiraii lawyers read my column. I still say in matters having to do «J04 holds both ace and king he with law, it's cheaper and wiacr in the long run to seek V A K J6 can't do anything about ^uth advice from a lawyer. «852 setting up his jack, but West Mo go 5 T * A K 3 plays lo w and East is in with X p Y o u 5 e n d i t Both vulnerable the king. © [F P D Ig d i Now South gets to dummy 5EcOND-ci-AS5, X West North East Sea with the second diamond, Astro-graph IN leads a spade, finesses the THPoMf IT IM THAT By BERNICE BEDE 08 0 L Pass 2 * Pass 2 V nine and is home when West Paas 4 V Pass Pas has to win with the ace. Pass Almost a 75 per cent play as MACHINE. IP YOO Opening lead — J O a S T H O * u H A I - l l Management of a matter Impor- against a 36 per cent one. Alley Oop — Dave Graue 5END IT PlP5TtoCkA^5, w m — ■ ■■ m ypy Should not be en- Bemice BedeOsol trusted to others today. They will X PiP IT Tb S H ftB O S not give It the attontlon you By Oswald & James Jacoby would. WELL, I'LL 1 a H'HB5S YELLIN' I'LL BETCHA IF WE ALL ...C'MON, LET'S A quick count of losers tells An Ohio reader wants to BE,...'BIS- VlWn-EAVE.'NOW WENT UP TO'IM T R Y IT! NOT?.' PEP^'oNAkiY. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 29Dee. South that he must lose two know if you should make a MOUTH'S STTLlX THAT'5 WHAT, I AN' BLEW REAL I 6 .3 3 . 21) Mako no maior career spades and a diamond. There vulnerable three-spade open­ KICKIN'/ / I CALL GUTSY-' H A R D W E COULD docitlons today hastily or KNO CK 'IM o v e r ! is also a possible club loser ing bid with: without the details apellad out In which can be eliminated In *K1097654v 82 475*Q2. Artfctot tor Solo 41 Aothiuoo 4S Autoo fo r Solo SI Autoo For Solo 61 Autoo For Sato writing. Don’t bank your future SI Autoo For Sato 61 Autoo For Sato 61 on the spoken word. one of two ways. One is for We wouldn’t make it and Mob/to Nomna 66 June 23,1877 South to set up his jack of cannot recommend it. In tact DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32 WANTED - Old toys, post 1973 MGB GT - Good condi­ CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. 19) TRUIMPH SplUire, 1974. 29,- 1972 BLUE MGB Roadster. 1970 OPEL GT - $650 or beat You may have an artistic or spades for a club discard from we wouldn’t recommend it if plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed cards, steins, stringed in­ tion. Low mUeage. CaU 569 1968 CADILLAC Conyertible - 18’ CAMPER trailer - single To get the proper cooperation 000 miles, am /fm radio. Sharp Tape deck. Very good condi­ offer, (toll 6466582 after 5 creative pursuit that has been a dummy; the other to get a not vulnerable. sand and stone. 6439504. struments, paintings, fur­ 3219, after 5, 6491573. Collector’s item. Leather in­ axle, excellent condition. today, you must first set a good car. Asking $2550. 6464938. Uon. Asking $ ^ . 2431033. p.m. hobby or diversion In the past. club discard from his own niture, clocks, advertising terior. In running condition, Eleven years old. $1,500. (toll example. Pep talks won’t Inspire (Fo r a copy ol JACOBY This coming year It could hand on dummy’s fourth dia­ SIX FOOT Snow Plow. For items, outright purchase, con­ sold "as is.” $600. (M 643 742-893.. coworkors. MODERN, le n d $1 to: "Win at 4461. possibly provide an added mond. Jeep or truck. $250 or best signments. 644-8962. source of Income. AQUARIUS (Jan. 29Pab. It) Bridga," c/o Ihia newapapar, Both plays will almost sure­ offer. CaU 6466640. RENT - One bedroom Mobile The tips you get at a luncheon or P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 1970 MERCURY Cougar - 54^ Home, Bolton. Single working social gathering today may be ly require a 3-2 trump break Nan York. N.Y. 10019) 6-n Wanted to Buy Should you choose to pass on a g> 19776yNtA,mc.TM Reg US Pal 0(1 BEDS, BUREAUS, Lamps, 4» 000 m iles, 351 Cleyeland adult only. No children, pets. passed on In an Inflated manner. bit ol Information rscently heard, jewelry, glassware, kitchen engine. Excellent running Lease. M32880. Be very apprehensive of Infor­ thafs up to you — but don't sets, sofa, secretary, chairs. WANTED - UUlity trailer. condition. New shocks and mation gained this way. embslllsh It. To find out more Used-A-Bit. 679 Mam Street, Call 6492930. brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643 .B e rn ’s World' FUntatones — Hanna-Barbera Productions FOR SALE - Trailer, 1971 20 about yoursell send (or your East ‘ Hartford. 289-8480. 4484. PISCES (Fab. 20-Maroh 20) foot Shasta. No reasonable copy of Astro-Qraph Letter. Mall Your mate may make promlaaa Tuesday through Saturday, 11 offer refused, (ton be seen at A N . N U M .L .V O V J L O N G A OH, ONLY A&O UT TEN BUICK - 1971 Le Sabre. Air 50 cants lor each and a long, today that are well Intsntloned, to 5. □ RENTALS 135 Spruce Street. 6466602. WAIT IS THERE FOR TO f i f t e e n d o l l a r s ,/y MEET FARRAH FAWCEH MAJORS conditioning. Power steering, telf-addrassed, stamped but don't hold your breath. Vary s e a t i n g power brakes, steel beltM envelope to Astro-Qraph, P.O. little If likely to coma ol thorn. ARE YOU SELLING your J radlals, automatic transmis­ Box 469. Radio City Station, N.Y. TAG SALES Rooma for 62 mobile home? Buyers ARIES (March 21-April II) H aa- Hoot sion, good condition. $1800. 10019. Be sure to specify your waiting. Please call Plaza tlmatlng a |ob for another today LOOK-ALIKE CONTEST WINNER Call 60-3452. birth sign. DESIRABLE SINGLE Room Homes, Broker. 1-8290369. or having work perlormad, have t a g s a l e - June 22, 23, 24. 1 U O (July 29Aiig. 22) You’ll be for older person, light aomeona alee check the flgurea. 1967 PLYM OUTH - Sport averting a future headache II you A email Item overiooked can be to 6 p.m. Furniture, collector housekeeping. 953 Main A SUPER HOUSE - And the platra, jewelry, clothing, cur­ Fury. Running condition. Best don't loan money to one who has coatly. Street. Moderate rent. Call price is light! Front kitchen, tains, games, books, ice — Sharon Capron — offer. Call 6 4 9 ^ , after 1:00 failed to repay you In the past. 6434846. bow window, fully furnished, TAURUS (Aprs 29May 20) It’s p.m. skates, and much more. 47 O f WoBt Hartford, C T . wall to wall carpeting, VIROO (Aug. 2 9S sp L 22) View probable that money could slip Hayes Avenue, Ellington, (off $30. PER WEEK - Parking, matching appliances. 15 your possibilities realistically to­ through your lingers like Wapping Wood Road). 1 9 7 1 PINTO - 2 0 0 0 C C engine. TV, kitchen privileges. Call minutes from Hartford. $8,- day. Don’t read m ore Into quicksilver today. You’re prone Automatic transmiulon, good 6493009, between 5 and 8 p.m. Here Wednesday and Thursday 6 PM to 9 PM, Friday 1 PM to 6 PM 950. Trades welcomed. something than axiatt or you'll to gamble and are also apt to THREE FAMILY Tag Sale~- running condition. New Excellent financing available. sat yourssif up (or a disappoint­ take risks on hearsay Informa­ 1,000 items. Old pitcher and brakes and exhaust. Radial THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ and Saturday 10 AM to 2 PM For information call Broker, ment. tion. bowl, carnival, oil lamp and tires. 7 4 2 - 8 3 2 0 . 1-8260369. LIBRA 2 9 0 e L 23) Rather furniture. June 25Ui, rain date nished rooms. Kitchen (SapL QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Taka privileges, centrally located, than being self-reliant today, you 28th. 10 to 3. 44 Warren 1974 TO R IN O F ou r d oor care today not to build up your Born Loser — Art Sansom parking, men or women. could wait lor another to pull family’s hopes with promises of Avenue, Vernon, (off Tunnel Hosting Our Special wagon. 302 V-8 engine, H78 X Deposit. Call 6492358. your Irons out of the (Ire. That good things you may not bo able Road). 14 whitewall tires, power would be a waste ol time. to deliver. steering, brakes, am radio, OK, Well make (NEWSPAPOt ENTERPRISE ASSN. I SHE'^STIU-l TAG SALE - Saturday June LOVELY BEDROOM - North remote control mirror, power Manchester. Kitchen and %th., 9 to 4, U Carriage tailgate window, heavy duty the first move! Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and StoNsI w a p ! laundry privilege $25 weekly. COUGAR XR-7 SALE suspension. DACAR under­ Drive. Household, baby items, e 1977 by NEA. Inc. mowers, 10 speed, furniture, 6490249. coat, original owner. Low, low custom bedspreads, drapes, mileage. 6462049. $500 OFF EHH,PO(UU BORROWED WE HAVE customers waiting Two door. 250, 6 cylinder. for the rental, of your apar6 PLACE ON th e FO R M IS ­ BACK YARD SALE - Many ment or home. J.D. Real Power steering, automatic GOLD COAST? DATED miscellaneous Items. June Estate Associates, Inc. 646 transmission. 15,000 m iles. PUZA DECEMBER 13 Heathclltf 25th., rain date June 28th., 10 1960. $2675. (toll after 4 p.m., 647- to 5. 21 Seam an C ircle , INCLUDES 1299. Manchester. LOOKING for anything in real 55799 HOMES v o n «tate rental - apanments, WSW radial tires, elect. R,W, defrost, air conditioning, AM radio, tinted 1965 BARACUDA - Super con­ 1348 Wilbur Croaa ABOUT. GARAGE SALE - June 24th, homes, multiple dwellings, no dition. Everything new or Highway, “FATSC?".*? 2Sth, 28th. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. racing mirrors, body^slde mid., freight and dealer prepara- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate rebuilt. Must be seen. Too Barlln Tpka., Rain or shine. 54 Glenwood Associates, Inc. 6461980. many new parts to list. $800. Barlin, Conn. Street, Manchester. Loads of Call 6497166. nice items. (Off Oak Street). Thls Is the drive away price except for state sales tax and 1-828-0369 CENTRALLY LOCATED - registration. Three room heated apart­ Trueko tor Solo 62 BuHdlog Suppiloo 43 ment. Second floor. Security. Call 6462426, 9 to 5. DODGE VAN 1974 - n a t u r a l STONE for Large Selection o1 Other Cara at Similar Tradesman 100. Standard, Automotlvo Sorrieo 66 retaining walls, veneers, EAST HARTFORD - Two excellent condition, 32,00() patios, etc. Pick up by the bedroom townhouse. One and ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- . .. THE , Savings Including ~ LINCOLNS, miles. Asking IX M . Call Paul, WINNERS pound or delivery by the ton. 1/2 baths, all appliances, full 527-7164 or 2460666. sun specialists, factory Dolton Notch Stone Quarrv basement, washer/dryer trained, one day service, 114 WlNPOW= 8493163. hookup, heated. $255. & O 1977frr'Ht* kic.llit IWg US P»t 0 MERCURYS, MONARCHS, CAPRISI AutomoOro Sorrieo East Main Street, Rockville. monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. 66 871-1617. Dogo-BIrdo-PoU 43 TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ Short Ribs — Frank Hill nished. Stove, refrigerator, DOG-CAT BOARDING I THINK I HAVE T H E Y n VgS.SUT IF 1 WERE VDU- HE'S BEEN ABLCEP SINCE heat, hot water. Apply THE SECOND ACT/ bathlng/grooming. Obedience Marlow's, 887 Main St. Genuine KIN0 SFfJqUBOUNP/, protection classes. Complete / I W O R I ^ S ^ modern facilities. Canine FIVE MODERN Rooms • Two Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon u Parts S Accessories bedrooms. Appliances, all Road, Manchester. For reser- carpeting. $220. No pets. vaUons please call 6465971. Ayallable July 1st. Call 649 LINCOLN M h W ilH lI MENCURY 8350. m i u m AUTO SALES "It has a double action . . . it attracta FREE PUPPY-Six week old Authorfsad SAAB Daalar mixed setter. Call 6494438. 315 CERTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 men and repels insects." NEW 5 ROOM Duplex - 3 371 Main Siraal, Manchaatar bedrooms, family room, all WANTED - Good home for a ^ - L appliances. No pets. Seciirlt'rity PHONE 643-4894 Sp'’li'8Cf Spaniel. Good house deposit.. Available AAugust 1st. Open Monday through Thursday Until 9 PM dog. Telephone 6462161. Call 643U14 mornings. PAGE T E N -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1877 ■^"3- f '■ '» .X -VW • ; t Red Cross re-elects Cliff Simpson The Rev. Clifford 0.. Simpson of Elected to two-year terms were Elected to one-year terms were off the board: Soott Clendaniel, Jon 637 Spring St., minister emeritus of the following: Andre Marmen, Mrs. Charles Banks, Ourward Miller, Norris, Joseph McCooe, Donald Hen- Center Congregational Church, was Rockwell Potter, Mrs. Robert Johns, Mrs. Nan Dreselly, Jay Giles, Dennis nlgan, Robert Dixon, Mrs. Shirley re-elected recently as chairman of Mrs. Allan Cone, Jeffrey P. Clarke, Santoro, Mrs. Alan Shaw, Henry Stager and Everett Kennedy. the Board of Directors of the Norman Holmes, Robert B. Weiss Minor an(j Michael Weltz. The board voted to meet every two Manchester-Bolton Branch of the and Frank Livingston. Certificates of appreciation were months instead of the current three American Red Cross. The election given to the following persons going month schedule. took place at the sixth annual meeting of the local Red Cross \ branch in the Federation Room at KEEP YOUR COOU “FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING” Center Congregational Church. WILL BE HELD ON Also re-elected were Joseph Now Is tho llnw to ohook and rocondKIon your Swensson Sr., vice-chairman; car’s Air Conditloninfl Systam. ^ ;V SATURDAY, JUNE 25th George R. English, treasurer, and SPECIAL Mrs. Harry Maidment. secretary. THISMONTH I f Elected to five-year terms on the PIUS nillOHT a PARTS BO B’S PINE PHARM ACY board are the following: James CATALANO’S AUTO SALES and SURGICAL SUPPLY Breitenfeld, Jeffrey Bantly, the Rev. 371 WAIN ST. J. Stanton Conover, James Fogarty, 646-6322 M ANCHESTER, CONN. 646-6322 6 6 4 C E N T E R S T . (Between Olcott and Adams) Wallace Irish Jr., James Kennedy, Robert Lannan and Harold Whiting. MANCHESTER • 649-9814

I f Kenneth H. Cusson, fire fighter and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) for the Manchester Fire Department was presented an award from the Manchester-Bolton office of the American Red Cross in recognition of many volunteer hours of teaching first aid courses. The award was presented by Joseph Swensson Sr., vice-chairman of the local Red Cross chapter. As a Red Cross Advanced First Aid Instructor, Cusson has taught first aid courses for members of the' fire department and assisted in teaching many standard and advanced Red Cross first aid courses in the area. He also teaches classes in cardio pulmonary resuscitation and is coordinator for the Manchester Civilian Defense ambulance. (Herald photo by Larson)

DAR to host silver tea SPECIAL GROUP OF at Trumbull open house 8-TRACK TAPES ■* Members of Orford Parish Chapter the historic War Office where Gov. of the Daughters of the American Trum bull presided over 1,100 Revolution (DAR) will be among meetings of the Council for Safety, as Connecticut DAR members who will well as a first look at the William YOUR host an open house and silver tea Beaumont House, recently moved to CHOICE Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Gov. the Trumbull house grounds. A P P E A R IN G A T T H E Series bally adds the right touch of mascara Jonathan T rum bull House in Tea will be served in the 598 Lebanon. Wadsworth Stable. All members of the Connecticut About 2:30 p.m., groups will be OAKDALE DAR and friends are invited to at­ guided to the old Lebanon -Church, MUSICAL THEATRE • Harry Belafonte "Pure Gold" • Elvis "Pure Gold" tend. designed by John Trumbull, famous • Artie Shaw "Back Bay Shuffle" • Tommy Dorsey Wallingford, Ct. June 20-25 This famous house, owned and artist-son of the Governor. & Orch. "On the Sunny Side of the Street" • Richard Max and Cindy jog along maintained by the Connecticut DAR, Donations will be accepted for a was designated a National Historic blue afghan made by a member of Rodgers “Victory at Sea" • Boston Pops/Arthur Fiedler Landmark in 1966. the Gov. Trumbull Chapter, DAR. DOLLY MAC "Liebestraum" • Henry Mandni "MusicIran Peter Gunn"; ThA Ancn a vi^it to PARTON DAVIS A Manchester beauty m lUjmT-ruwTCAniDUiK MAC DAVIS Joan Baez B A R B R A S T R E IS A N D TMNKI TedHugent SEIKO WILL PASS EVEN THE TOIKJHEST HTK 5/wm’ liitir STUGSANOSUPOMAN AFT0MMN mclwOnf Cat Scratch Fever GRADUATE EXAMINATION. Um ■ Ua Om n i i| lowwaoww OMOtCcMW AThMMWKiVeti Seeks ‘Miss Connecticut’ title By BETTY RYDER Cindy, who captured the “Miss In a warm family surrounding, Cin­ Family/Travel Editor Manchester 1977” title back in dy admits she has matured since win­ "N e w Harvest- "Thunder in This weekend will mark the February, resides with her parents, G athering" the Afternoon" ning the local title. culmination of several months of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Tucker; a “Since then, the world started spin­ Combine the accuracy of S e rie s S e rie s J O A N B A E Z hard work and dedication for pretty brother, Tom; twin sisters, Jerry ning,” she said. “My family has been F698 3 . 7 6 F698 3 . 7 6 BARBRA STREISAND Cindy Tucker of 135 Burnham St. and Jackie; and a dog named “ Max” quartz with the elegance “Blowin’ Away” very supportive, but they won’t let TAPE,S«i«K»t S.14 TAPE,S«inK7M 5.14 "Streisand Superman” The 20-year-old, brown-eyed who loves to jog. me get a big head.” and fashion of Seiko designs, brunette, will compete with 17 other and you've got the best "I first entered the local pageant T E D N U G E N T young ladies for the coveted title of when I realized it would be held in money can buy. ‘‘C a tS c r'a tc h F e ve r” “ Miss Connecticut 1977” at the February. I had a semester break Choose one for him. One for her. Waterbury Center Theatre on Friday from my classes at Eastern Connec­ and Saturday evenings. Seiko Quartz. $ d ticut State College which would allow SEIKO Serl^KTaB..... 5 .2 4 TAPE Series K798 ...... 5.24 Q798 me time to prepare myself,” Cindy A said. Cindy selects her wardrobe The Miss Manchester Scholarship “ Fo u p u re a t can be Shoort’^ Pageant is sponsored by the Manchester Jaycees. No. YO003H-S16S.00. No. OA003M-S185.00. 96 2 ft water tested, 96 2 ft. water tested, FMturingF,.nl.i«B...H. 'naECREGQ Rick Lawrence and his wife, Ellen, SUOOR instant day/date setting instant day/date setting TAPE have been serving as business bilingual English-Spanish bilingual English-Spanish ALLMAN BAND calendar, stainless slaet. calendar, stainless steel, tmUEMVraBANM [^SETTE-DABTBAND Series K798 Playin'Upa Stonn manager and chaperone, respective­ midnight blue dial, blue dial. H ARO LEX ' kKludta ComaandGoBluts ly, for the past few years. H ARO LEX mar-resisl crystal, mar-resist crystal, 5 .2 4 BrigMestSfflilaintMm Cryin Shama I aujusiauadjustable bracelet adjustable bracelet Sally Middleton of Manchester, a 917 Main Street, Manchester F former Miss Connecticut and a con­ J SHniNCMsnnr sultant for the Jaycees, has worked InckidaattwHilDBDeoRenRon \ closely with Cindy instructing her in ALo lncAid« Merning Gui Hotiday/Hui'a R e ^ ’n' Roll posture, makeup, and Jashion. Preparing for the upcoming state •SHAUN CASSIDY a pageant, Cindy has kept busy jogging each day with Max, and practicing •GREGG ALLMAN her dance routine for the talent com­ petition. YOUR CHOICE ‘‘Playin’ Up A storm ’ I ‘T take lessons from Mary Morlock in East Hartford. And have been doing my routine five times a day for the past few weeks,” she said. NEH. YOUNG Lacking a large enough area in her LP TAPE Amarican Start'n B a n home to “swing" into her dance, Cin­ Ineludti Hey Babe Series Series K798 Bite the BuHel Uht a Hurrtcane dy dons her leotards, top hat, and F698 5 .2 4 cane and with her tape recorder LP piping music, practices in the Series driveway of her home, much to the G798 LIO N & MARY RUSSILI delight of passing motorists. •MINKDEVILLE*MAZE Maks lova to Itw Musk IrcLdti JoyMN»te NciwNewkeog* Of this enthusiastic young lady who •LITTLE RIVER BAND S-iilbtWJ Island«if»«Ssai will enter her junior year at ECSC <<■ •NEIL YOUNG this fall, Sally says, “She has a DIamantIna Cocktail” ‘American Stars ’n Bars” natural sense of fashion. Chic is something you are born with. She’s a •POUSETTE DART BAND remarkably poised young woman and, • LEON & MARY RUSSELL we feel confident she'll do well on the “Amnesia” a “ M ak e Love to the M u s ic ” state level.” ' All systems have been “go” in •STARZ “Vidation” SS. preparing Cindy for the competition. Rick said, he and several friends, arranged a “mock” interview ses­ sion with a variety of questions for Cindy. “She came through very well. HELEN REDDY “ Ear Candy” Nothing rattled her, she remained poised and confident," he reported '• 1 | ------G el C M R E D D Y ■S Ur- prouto. A ., Ciniiy, hopes to receive a B.A. in economics, and then go on to get her M.B.A. She would like to work a LP I • while and eventually to hold a posi­ Series tion in public relations. G 7 9 8 r UFO “So far, entering the pageants has “ L ig h t s been a great experience^ I’ve had the T APE Series K798 O u t” chance to get out and talk to people, and gain a lot of self-confidence. It’s Capllol. 5 . 2 4 something you just can’t get out of textbooks.” With her family and friends in the audience, plus a large contingent of 3 WAYS SALE: TO Manchester Jaycees and area Herald feature photos by JCHARGE VERNON NO W thru SAT. residents rooting for her, we know MANCHESTER STORE HOURS: S te v e D u n n D a lly: 1 0 i.tn . to 9 :3 0 p.m. Mis^ Manchester 1977 will represent 114S Tolland Turnpike Tri-CItf Shopping Center S U iid a ir 9 u n . to 9 3 0 pm . her town well Sun d a y: 1 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. 'Tm really excited about this weekend,” the radiant, 5-foot, 10-inch beauty admits. And, Cindy, so are we! A pretty scene on Burnham St. N PAGE TWCM:- MANCHESTER EVENIMG HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. June a, 1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977 — PAGE THREE-C

THE S o c ia l •S a c u5 rlty D All Food Marts Stores Open Sundoy 9 a.m. To 4 F A M I I A ’^ WHIIESUPPLYUSTSI LAWYER Q. I've been getting / / i Social Security widow’s Atli Bprru^l 1 SWING INTO SUMMR payments for the past PEANUT BUHER three years. I’ll be 85 In Oc­ ’'vTYATOW Eir Deprived rhild tober and will apply for a-.*-... Stylal Security retirement PLANTER'S Little Nancy's mother, Coupon Bonus! 123 COUNT JUMBO ROLL payments on my own work injured in a bus accident, record. Will my benefiU be 1 8 0 Z . was left permanently dis­ SALE AT FINAST! reduced because I’ve been ► abled. In due course the REDEEM BOTH COUPONS WITH JAR / V. getting reduced widow’s I® bus company was sued not payments? only by the mother but by WITH PUICHASt O f $7.50 0 « MOKE AND THIS COUPON AT A. No. You’ll get full JUST ONE *7.50 PURCHASE! I WITH PURCHASE Of $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT Nancy as well. ^SUPERMARKETS fOOOMART. EXaUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. GOOD SUN., JUNE I Social Security retirement O f COUPON ITEMS. GOOD SUN 7uNE 4 S M I "The child." argued her I 19 THSU SAT., JUNE 25. LIMIT ONE JAR ■ ONE COUPON PER checks on your own record I FAMILY. FAMILY* COUPON PER I lawyer in court, "has been at 65 even though you've deprived of the care and been g ettin g w idow’s companionship of her benefits before 62, your mother, all because of the Duncan HinM^ retirement benefits at 65 negligence of the bus Finest i would be reduced. driver. His company ought th*purchaaaof(1)pkg.c However, you can’t get to pay for her loss of these >4.Cake Mixes4 both widow's payments YOU'RE IN LUCK WITH A BUCK AT FOOD MART! services." Butter a and retirement checks. If But the court rejected you're eligible for REDEEM THESE COUPONS AT ANT FOOD MART THIS WEEK AND SAVEI WALDBAUM'S Nancy's suit, saying that a Breyers Salada 1854 02,, payments on your own ear­ child has only a moral — Quarters pkg. nings record as well as on not a legal — right to the loeCream^l^ eaBagsif! 1 lb. pkg. your husband’s, you’ll get "services" of a parent. whichever payment is The court noted that the in­ U *«»Bcoi«cnipi>ci«nolt7.50«Mn. r ic F o S " ] ljn««CO*®p*taiuif viMjw» j*,n, higher. 20* off I I 20* off I I 20* off l«^co*npvkM l|r.ViM Jw tntii«jiM 2S.iv7.iM im i , ON ANY WEIGHT Food Mart jury. in awarding demages Q. I get monthly ON ANY PKO. . OSCAR MAYER j l° N » CB. PACKAGE OR MORE | I ON ANY WHOLE OR CUT UP to the mother, would J i l Supplemental Security In­ probably add something come (SSI) payments. I’d anyhow for the hardship like to move to another imposed upon the child. state so I can be closer to Generally speaking, the Mon Grocery Values at Finast! TOUR FRESH PRODUCE my grandchildren. Would "PICK OWN" child deprived of a parent's PeachM, Apricots and Peera this mean I’d have to attentions through a third Blue Bird Heinz Trellis Come in and choose from the largest reapply for SSI when I get selection of bulk produce in town! party's negligence cannot Hunts Fruit 1. 2 9 * there? O.I.OUk. CNOICI • •••F collect damages. In fact, Paper Plates Keg 0’ KetehupT Sweet Com A. No, but you must m a s m i m m BONELEte CHUCK STEAK ummmlaoi U.S.O.A. CHOICI • •■■F most courts take that view Dinty Moore Beef Stew. . . . 'i? * notify Social SMurity of even if the harm to the 79 j U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF SEMI BONEIESS BCnCM RCUND SWISS STEAK i.. »1.6! SWEET JUICY your move as soon as you U.S.O.A. CHOICI • I II F parent-child relationship Hunts Tomato Paste ...... 69* know your new address so SIRLCIN TIP STEAK CALIFORNIA 32 oz. Kraft Barbecue Sauce...... 'S? 49* that you get your checks on U.S.O.A. CHOICI / bot Welch’s Grape Jelly...... 99« time. Also, some states Hiuck Steak SHORT RIBS OF BEEF '»«•‘•••cut l«. 99 6 9 add to the federal SSI " 8 8 Of Trailer Sweet Peas 8',i 1oz. check. Consequently, the UNDERBUDE CALIFORNIA WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DELICATESSENI Nectarine! fact that you move to FRESHLY SLICED ■ LUNOY LEAN ^PtaaticA, $ 4 1 9 ^ AA 9 «^EIboikllacaronl.r ^ 9 ^ M apIO SVIIIP 1 another state could affect LOW PRICE your SSI payment. 1 ^ ' Cooked Horn uii: I l b . Lo w -fat M ilk ... 1 Torwatoes s 0 9 * Spaghetti Q. What is the SSI FRISHLY SLICID • LUNDY LIAH program all about? COMBINATION BAKED HAM f *2.29 Roy^ Pudding A. The idea of the SSI U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE . REEF was inflicted deliberately. N «*.. 5 ^ 1.00 FRISHLY SLICID 3 u f ! • program is to provide a ROAST BEEF It *2.29 Consider: BEEF ROUND HAND SLICID Zarex Syrup ...... 77* floor of income and to keep A lawsuit was filed on KABOBS CUBE STEAK LOX SALE i c o t I* *1.99 *^Sr 1*1.89 behalf of a small boy Shasta Diet Soda. 7 ’^ 1 .0 0 people from falling below a against the "other Fresh Whole certain level of need. Thus, U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF U.S.O.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF GERMAN BOLOGNA Carnation Non Oaky CrMiTwr OL jar 0 % A a person with limited in­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE . BEEF VINE - RIPENED woman" for having in­ 11 LIVERWURST duced his father to abandon come may own as much as TOP TOP CHUCK SWEET his family. Coffee-mate o 9 * 11,500 in resources and still LONDON LONG JOHN FRANKS Perdue Fryers receive SSI payments. A H iH IW NATIONAL . NATUNAL CAIINO "If for no reason,” said Yuban Instant Coffee... couple may have $2,250 in ROUND BLADE the boy's attorney in court, •>“ 3.59 BROIL ALL BEEF KOSHER FRANKS "we want to hold her liable 2V2 to 3 lbs. avg Welch’s Grape Juice ...... '* * resources. JUpneydews as a warning to other 99 Q. I have about $1,200 in STEAK STEAK SHOULDER CARANDO bANDY LOAF home-wreckers.” Richmond N ^ n s ...... 2 "{sg 1.00 a savings account left from F A F O L IV I- my husband's life in­ • 1 6 8 GEM LOAVES LUNCHION-POLISH LARGE SIZE ■ But the judge rejected Split, Cut-Up B & M Baked Pea Beans. '69* • 1 , 3 6 WMAVMM 4UMIRMIT the suit, saying he doubted surance. Will this count mm lb. • 1 . LB. WHITE MEAT TURKEY BREAST^^t *1.39 that a fear of damages or Quartered against my receiving SSI Finast Frozen Food Values! Gw Hc-M o m -BaAI Botogn»-Cook9d SAiAntLPiP.Splc«d Lunchton would have any deterrent payments? CHOPPED LIVER A. Not if your savings VEAL PATTIES iiV S l „ 6 9 ' SLICED COLD CUTS 89c effect. Such philandering, out MIT OIM (FOMMIILV DAtSY ROLL) CHOPPED HERRING said the judge, “springs plus your other resources BEEF & PEPPER PAHIESm 89* PORK SHOULDER ROLLl..»1.39 total less than the $1,500 ••••■ ITU.MN ITYLI - tW IIT from motives that seldom FRUIT SALAD FRISHLY MADI if ever count the cost.” maximum allowed for SAUSAGE PAHIES ,,‘ 1.69 FOOD CLUB BACON ct *1.29 HORMIL However, in a few o t eUgibiUty for SSI. SWIFT >LI. CM SLICING PROVOLONE CHEESE SWEET LUSCIOUS - CALIFORNIA^ Q. Does a wife SLICED BACON FIIMIUM PKO. * 1 . 4 9 MEAT or BEEF WEINERS 11.09 I these alienationrof- HOtMIL COLONIAL M a STIR automatically get monthly MUENSTER CHEESE affections cases, courts Chicken Livers LIHLE SIZZLERS SMOKED SHOULDERS m 89* VINE^IPENED checks if her husband is PARK'S have ruled in favor of the V’HOT’ BAGELS 1 2 'on deprived child. Thus, two Fresh Full Cut Sirioin Steaks ^1. eligible for Social Security GEM FRANKS ' LIHLE LINK SAUSAGESm *1.49 youngsters were awarded 5 lb. Bm I Loin Ti H-Lm s U.S.DA. Choleo Bon*-ln disability benefits? iMMr amounts Ok 89* cont."t . T r ^ r i b . damages against a man $ 9 9 9 A. No. Payments are who had lured away their Fresh Chicken Breast...... « made to a wife under 62 FRESH Seven- Up P 0 R K & W ishbone TOMATO mother. Said the court: 99 Porterhouse Steaks 8 9 LARGE SIZE only if she’s caring for “Children, the same as Boneless Chicken Breast . . . i,1.89 Country StIyoPofk Ribs (Pofk Loin, Rib End) ^ M ^ 0^ either a child under 18 or a Regular or Diet parents, have rights as child any age getting dis­ EGGS BEANS Dressing JUICE Fresh Chicken Thighs "iSS." . . . * 85* 1< oz. N.R. b o t t l e s ^ well as duties. Enticement ability payments on the FOOD MART MEDIUM CAMPBELL'S ITALIAN WELCH'S of a mother is a grievous, Richmond Orange Juice. . , ’^49* Chicken Drumsticks ...... * 95* AssortedParicChom IS *1'*lib. husband’s earnings record. GRADE"A" 6 PACK UOUNCECAN UOZ. BOTTLE MOZ. BOTTLE outrageous and tragic Whole Kernel Com sSJ.. .5I£S? ..w However, a wife 62 or older wrong to her child.” FmhPtnJue Chicken! Boneless Shoulder London Broi fa. 1.39 Henud Cooked H a m C .. u1.98 Johns Hom est^ Pizza . .. ',JS' 69* can get checks even if she .A public service feature Perdue Roasters ...... 55* Boneless Beef Kakobs.. •, 1.49 isn’t caring for children en­ ' doz. CALIFORNIA of the American Bar Swift’s Premium Bacon. . u 1.29 Seneca Drinte* 3’,5Xi1.00 J iB B * Oven Stuffer Roasters Amraoe . . . fa 79* titled to benefits. .Association and the Top Blade SteakSu^cftSL ^1.49 Fenway Beef Franksv-S®.. nl.09 ALLVANIITItt SWEET-JUICY "SUNKIST" Connecticut Bar Associa­ Perdue Chicken Le g s...... 85* Sausage Patties Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! CRISCO SHORTENING $1.49 LEMON JUICE r .'iS !'; iioAtoT PRINCE SPAGHEni SAUCE 69c tion. b1.29 Rich’s Turkey Franks .... i, 79 * ALL PLAVONS ' 1977 A m e ric an B ar Perdue Chicken Breasts .... ^1.05 CANADA DRY SODA • O T T L I 3 $1 . GAYLA FRUIT DRINKS "IJ LYSOL SPRAY 4 O U N C IC A N VealPamnesan On -C o r . . . 1.39 Rumrose Imported Ham J;? 89« 69c ^ Valencia Association news CHIP'S toi. ALL FLAVOR! Economy FtmllyPaekel On-Cor Meat Lo a f.... 1.49 Breakfast Links ‘,;^ 89« FOOD CLUB RAISINS PKO. ZAREX SYRUPS UOZ. lOTTLI SLICED MUSHROOMS .01. CAN $ 1 .0 9 m COUNT NOLL ; College Cheese PizzaNua.*.r> 18 . ,*,1 .9 9 Jone’s Liverwurst Chute *,5 59* Tropicana Q — Who is eligible for a FOOD CLUB RAISINS CORONET STUDIO TOWELS Oranges Whole Pork Loin VA pension? OXFORD KOSHER SPEARS 69c Porzio’s Show White A — Pensions are 4 IS . SAC notes iMaatStrael ' = ? a " $ 1 1 9 Meat Street U.S.A. Orange Juice payable to wartime BRIGHT EYES WISHBONE Mark A. Grimason of U ^ A V a h ie l Minnesota Veal! veterans with limited in­ n ICED Prince TOMATO South Windsor, has been ftChops lib. come and resources, dis­ CAT LO-CAL c named to the dean’s list for L e g s o fV e a l F in a s t charged under other than \ the spring semester at ; 7 0 * dishonorable conditions TEA M IX Spaghetti PASTE Roger Williams College in S h o u ld e r o f B e e f after 90 or more days ser­ NESTEA CONTADINA FOOD DRESSINGS Bristol, R.I. ton f REGUUR-THIN. ALLVARIETIES RUSSIANOR10M ISLAND Whole Cut Into. or Rump Quality $109 Beef Franks vice, if they are per­ 10 PACK PKO. ELBOWS OR ZITI 17 OUNCE CAN Grimason, a senior manently and totally dis­ IIWOZ.CAN I OZ. BOTTLE FIRM RED Trimmed Stoek8,Roest,' ofVeel Value I lb .' i 12 OZ. PKG. majoring in business ad­ Kabobs _ abled from reasons not S f - 2 8 ministration, is the son of Veal C h o p s Shoiidw or SirtolnCho,M. b1.19 or traceable to service, or TOMATOES More QuelHy Meat Values! Royal Scot Margarine... 3J,S 1.00 PROS. T iN O IR Mr. and Mrs. William Rib Veal C h o ps...... «.1.29^ Big Beef have reached age 65. FRESH GREEN BEANS Grimason of South Wind­ Pork Loin Roast .. ^ Finast Biscuits ...... 7i^ 1.00 Q - Will the VA pay HICKO RY ■ lA R i l C U l OR M IN C IO O N IO N - U O Z . JAR SWIRT . TAITINO • CALIFORNIA '‘iUNKIIT ’ sor. 1.79 Loin Veal Chops ...... b1.39( 1 Franks costs of transporting a GRAPE JELLY or JAM 39c OPEN PIT BARBECUE SAUCE 59c VALENCIA ORANGES LA.o.nm. Hoods Fmit Drinks N-u™,...... ST 49* ALL FLAVOR! FIRM Freiiich Smoked Butts NalunI . . . fa 1.49 Veal Shank Bon*ln...... b.79* 6 8 veteran’s remains to a TOPCO 2 PLY TOWELS 39c Lorraine M. Roberts, Finast Yogurt ASFItvcrt « . . . , ^e1.00 national cemetery? FOOD CLUB GEUTINS 4'«$1. FRESH GREEN CABBAGE ^.*,1?! Center Cut Pork Chops...... WEBER FRRSH daughter of Mrs. 1.59 Veal CuttetSMwisiyi...... ,2 .9 9 A — If a veteran dies of a V U I I C KOSHER DILL SPEARS M O Z . JAR Constance P. Roberts of 43 service-connected disabili­ 69c FOOD CLUB SHORTENING ii*N $1.39 LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS CAROLINA •RACHS fre^ from baker F O O D C L U I Richard Rd., has been ty, or at time of death the * l l v *.,. t ... ELBOW MACARONI t L I . FRO. KETTLE PICK-A-MIX CANDY named to the dean’s list for veteran was eligible for 25c BAKE-IT-EASY RICES ‘^i.Tp';.” “ 49c street at Finast IIIF FUVO IIO • llVt OZ. CAN! the spring semester at St. Mr. Dell Favorites! disability compensation, c o n SODA PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEKI 99c KEN’L RATION DOG FOOD pa'cn 99c Lawrence University at FOOD C L U i FRflH CALIFORNIA the VA will pay the cost of N I !T L I'!> 1 IO Z . TW IN PACK (M O L TOTAL) ALLVAK’ITIIS GRILL Southern •v PINT Canton, N.Y. transportation from the LAYER CAKE MIXES U O Z PKO. 39c CHOCOLATE MORSELS $1.99 Red Rospberries CONTAINIR Roast Beef place of death to the I I OZ. CAN 99* N8 SERIES !FICIALLY FLOWN IN FOR FOOD MART nearest national cemetery. SNOW’S SEAFOOD CHOWDER j IIW " KETTLE DIAMETER California ^ 55c SN &K CRACKERS .A'^ir^"i‘^15,V•A.69c ASSORTED COLORS FretMy - B ig R ound If a veteran dies in a VA - Oeodie-lRertoreM-CiAMmeNlheUluaR. iNtser Ceokiet • Mr c w im . Peaches TOPCO DOG FOOD I ' - ' ' " EMHART91I ' | hospital the VA will pay 4 toN$1. BURRY’S COOKIES 2 «•• 99c Sliced ______!V| TO M OZ. FKOi. THE COMPACT WEBER CHARCOAL COOKER. M anchealer Icebeig Lettuce cost of transportation to White Bread FROZEN FOODS OALQREI PORCELAIN FINISH, ALUMINUM LEGS AND Top scorers In the Two the place of burial. FRESH, FRESH DAIRY DELITESI ASH CATCHER. ISmoke & Fire Detectors! Manchester Senior Citizens Q — I was recently MINUTE MAID I BATTERY DPERATED I Imported Cooked Ham 1.19 HOOD'! • W NITI IINO LI! Pinochle Group game June 1( inches hospitalized in a private .IIOZ.’ LIST at the Army and Navy Club hospital for 30 days for Orange Juice'CANE Cheese Spr$d^'.^ CAtAWNT Senior Citizens Pinochle Club A imMtbh ortyln F In ttt Storte wHti Mr. M treated for tee service- GAYLORD PEAS »M tA» 3««$1. MAYBUD GOUDA ’ «• 79c REDWOOD ROCKERS i A » 1 3 . 8 8 connected disability. Fi$R A CMpc • FrIeR C hN liM • IH c e i lo o t or Torttev tournament June 16 at the cas""_39* pSw 39? For Your HaalthrSBeautyl UNSALTIO Senior Citizens Center are Ted In-Store Bake Shop Foeturesl SWANSON ENTREES 53c . a * 1 0 . 8 8 CHIFFON MARGARINE ;tJ. 69c REDWOOD CHAIRS WITH PURCHASE OF $7 M OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT , Leboc, 669, John Poggle, 619, TOP FROIT • U OZ. CARTON Alka Seltzer f f h 6 6 * Firm possibility POOO CLUI ANIMICAN FOOD MART EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS GOOD SUN. Mae Franc, 611, Eric Ander­ Butter Cream Iced Cakes .«1.99 ^ NON-DAIRY CREAMER 4 >o. 89c DIRECTORS CHAIRS . a . * 1 5 . 8 8 JUNE 19 t h r u s a t . JUNE 25 LIMIT ONE BOOKLET • ONE 5 5 89 Don’t despair about flab­ ^CHEKEFOOP^iA*^^ $3.49^ COUPON PER FAMILY KS.S - - •v#»^ « 8c<.« son, SM. 29? Fresh Baked Ha^ Rolls .. 6to59* Right Guard Deodorant i’S ' 1.29 by thighs:,The muscles iNnuWiffWtoTMitnwtevmowetowitoWtrtoMitofrtoMiRMtmofTmimirfn *“-**'*rrrM **'“ -*^ Betty Luetjen has the high there are long and large, individual score to date of 676. AMMto Ofiljr In StMwt wWi M-ttor* Btkt Stop* Anadn TabletSF«,P.*R**...... jtoo 1.39 Prices efiectivo Sunday June ToihfuSafunJay June 25.19774nManch8tter, Vernon, East Hartford ~ and among the easiest to Poggle has the high total W» R888IV* #18 Right to Utn« Quwtitlen. Not R88ponzlble lof Typographical Errora. score to date of 116M. firm up with dally exer­ cise. 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKEt MANCHESTER PAGE FOUR-C — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. June 22. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. June 22. 1977 — PAGE FIVE-C DeCormier-Boiduc AuthoF waiits to alcFt the consumeF About '’^TUlKiitown

Not too long ago someone I know was hospitalized for He was assisted in his research by James Molt, Ph.D., Tlve Hi Neighbor several days due to a bad reaction from an antibiotic. For and the book's intention is to inform the reader the Ministry group of Second that reason I was attracted by a book called “ Prescrip­ Growing reason a particular drug Is prescribed, precautions to Congregational Church will tion Drugs and Their Side Effects” by Edward Stem observe while taking the drug, the possible side effects meet tonight at 7; 30 at the church. (Grosset & Dunlop; I3.9S). older and adverse reactions that may occur. If a drug is prescribed which is not listed in his book, the author ShopRitehas. In his introduction the author states he is not a physi­ suggested that the patient ask his physician to supply all Two committees of South cian, medical researcher, pharmacist or employe of a information from the doctor's reference material. United Methodist Church drug company. But he adds that in a recent l^month Harold Blumenfeld will meet tonight at 7:30 at period, individuals close to him experienced the following the church. They are the Additionally, the books gives the generic name of disturbing medical problems: His eight-year-old son was finance committee and the various prescription drugs. Whenever possible, if your rushed to the hospital with a severe penicillin reaction. ticular drug should be discussed with one's doctor. He staff-parish relations com­ pbvsiclan will prescribe cvugs by their generic name, you His mother was hospitalized after ^ e blacked out. A makes the point, however, that side effects and adverse mittee. will be able to save money on prescriptions. cousin confided that he thought he had become impotent. reactions occur only in susceptible Individuals. Most per­ • ...... And a friend’s wife was taken off "the pill” because of an sons who take prescription d ^ s experience few, if any, assortment of medical difficulties. ill effects and adverse reactions. But you might just be Also listed are the names of pharmaceutical companies I Duplicate f the unfortunate one. that manufacture each drug; the form the drug comes in In each instance, after heartache, pain and costly such as tablets, capsules, creams, etc.; available ^^brldge^ ^ medical care, the problem was diagnosed as a reaction to It has been estimated that more than one billion strengths of the medication; the means of administering Center Bridge Club a particular drug. prescriptions are written by doctors in the United States a n such as oral, rectal. Intranasal, ophthalmic, etc. Space is June 17 at the Masonic Tem­ Take advantage ol lhasa low pricas... lha more you buy, lha mora you saval To Insura that all our cuslomars have an in one year, and a substantial number of these are for the provided in the back of the book for special notes about For this reason the author decided that there was a ple —Wilmer Curtiss and opportunity lo purchase Items at sale prices, we must reserve the right to occasionally limit quantities to units of lour. older population. your personal medication or medical history. Clem Hitchcock, first; Mr. need for a book to alert consumers to the possible side and Mrs. Paul Barton, se­ effects and adverse reactions of the prescription drugs Since there are thousands of different prescription The side effects and adverse reactions to the various cond; Mr. and Mrs. Donald they take. Side effects and reactions such as: Dizziness, drugs on the market. Stem was faced with the problem of medications listed are those the drug companies are Weeks, third. dry mouth, stomach cramps, loss of balance, bleeding, determining which of these medicines to include in the aware of, based upon their own research plus feedback Manchester Bridge Club fluid retention, headaches, vomiting, fever, rash, nausea, book and which to omit. While In his neighborhood drug received from physicians, pharmacists and consumers. June 17 at 146 Hartford Rd. loss of appetite, itching, diarrhea, blurred vision, pains in store one day, he noticed a large price list posted which And the author warns that the book is not intended for -North-South: Jim Tatro and Mr. and Mrs. Gerard F. DeCormier the joints, impotence, insomnia, jitters, fluttering, con­ named the 150 most frequently prescribed prescription self-medication. He cautions, too, that prescription drugs Kevin Nicolazio, first; Al and stipation, shortness of breath, drowsiness, depression, drugs as tabulated by the New York Pharmacy Board. He should be taken only under the supervision of a licen s^ Louise Vorhaus, second; Diane Anita Bolduc of Norwich and Gerard Francis etc. can occur. decided to include those 150 as a means of helping the physician. And never — but never — take a prescription Jeannlne Raymond and Steve Buy 1,6, A Dozen Zuckennan, third. DeCormier of Manchester, were married May 21 at St. He urges that any health changes after taking a par- greatest number of people possible. d r^ prescribed for someone else. Ehist-West: Joe Toce and Jam es Church in Manchester. ■ • Mike Agranoff, first; Frank The bride is the daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Leandre Bloomer and Al Horton, se­ Bolduc of Norwich. cond; Harold Yanow and Jeff The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Oakes, third. DeCormier of 379 Porter St. June 16 at 385 N. Main St. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Reardon of St. Jam es JOIN OUR WINNER'S —open pairs club cham­ Church performed the double-ring ceremony. CIRCLE! pionship game, North-South: The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Keith Burnham and Jim OrBuyByTheCase gown of Qiana knit designed with v«e-neckline trimmed Baker, first; Frankie Brown with lace. Empire waist with lace insert at midriff, long super and Kaye Baker, second; Peg fitted sleeves with bell-shaped cuffs trimmed in lace, and Durfield and Mary Corkum, third.' A-line skirt edged in lace and terminating in a chapel- |Soyoucan,toa East-West: Patty Noblet SPECIAL PURCHASE length train. Her veil of imported silk illusion was edged and Joyce Sorenson, first; SPECIAL PURCHASE in lace and attached to a matching cap overlayed with Wi bask NIV wM a M M | hMk pw aaiN Grace Barrett and Janet W ' J ' i UmUed Time Only Limited Time Only lace. The gown was made by Mre. Arthur & lduc of Ihr m nn M|> MiniMlilipilan tli>irpwaaM>iitiiia|witiii • • '■■'I''"' Boyd, second; Dick Vosburgh Manchester, the bride’s grandmother. The bride carried and Wilma Willoughby, third. MAYONNAISE a bouquet of white roses, miniature carnations, star pi Min. rt tiapli. n tanl MU IMT iibM i. M |« |Mr HMf kMt«(Mm. Over-all winners are Baker PEPSI-COIA flowers, baby's breath, statice and camellia foliage. M'i HCk pnlv |IV (MfMi aMMtaa. M M«| MP apliiH li Mridv kr I. M and Burnham. Mrs. Michael Powers of Manchester, the bride's sister, III PNpk IN M im tkm. Mi III HH IN HwriMti pnVH kqm ti M« June U at 385 N. Main St. CAINS DIET 12-oz. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia hqm. li tUffn Hi III kMHMi Hi M (Inr MMNrtki Mb all in pM|V II -North-South; Frankie OR REG. Bolduc of Norwich, the bride's sister; and Miss Kathryn IrtytilHlIiiNrMP. biNHiWbinlHHiiHrlMi. Brown and Mollie Tlmreck, first; Janet Boyd and Mary Walsh of Manchester. Miss Cynthia Bolduc of Norwich, [ K h o< thM* W vw tiM d iMma i« i«- an: Corkum, second; Keith the bride's sister, was junior bridesmaid. quirad to bo roodUy ovodoblo to t u lo Burnham and Jan Leonard, Joseph DeCormier of Manchester, was his brother’s M o r botow ttw idvortlood prico In ■ M M < M o l • ■ • « « • w . >■ d ooch aaP Stora. oicopl m •poem. S mm < >i dn< I pn t iMM third. best man. Ushers were Michael Powers of Manchester, caNy notod in this od. M H M db p a m b M n M O M M O M M M Eut-West: Al Horton and 6 the bride's brother-in-law; and Sam Spano of Bolton. Frank Bloomer, first; Patty SPECIAL PURCHASE A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville, ITEMS AND PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE JUNE 22-25,1977 Noblet and Joyce Sorenson, after which the couple left for Florida. They are residing second; Ethel Coon and Kaye Baker, third. Limited Time Only in East Hartford. FRESH U S D A INSPECTED BEEF ROUND BONELESS FRESH CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE Mr. DeCormier is employed by DeCormier Motor Sales Nile Time Novice Group ShopRite SFAGHE1TI in Manchester. June 17 at 146 Hartford Rd. Look for thoM "ORANGE SIGNS” Chicken Qtrs. —open pairs club charo- ’nwoughout Um storo (or addWonal #8, #9, #35 Ground Beef pionihip game, John Primus grocory Hems not advertlMdi ■ s yjR(!h»i,.’8 (»i soivomtms.] n: and Bruno “Primus,, first; A ft! PARI Of RACK AITH WING ATTACHED i ' - Charles and Yvonne Tatro, se­ 1 REGULAR LEAN LEGS BREASTS cond; Simone Calhoun and News for senior citizens R oasts ^ Carole Vizard. Peter and Judv Schwartz, tied for third. Pick up your copy of II j : I I I 9 o u r m a tP n C E Check these items for more values (U ■ 7T71E | ICCCCO5 '-’ 7 9 ° icp 5 rrnl=89 Lysol Spray ^s^;79< Ltootn O A C LESSER /\/\« PLUS Clicutar.lt is H 4 9 ! 5 9 ! s MVDinfo I DCODORUING Hi there everybody! Well, we just returned from a very QUANTITIES 0 ^ lt)l QUANTITIES 9 9 ' fiHofstorawldo- and when you’re in the store, follow enjoyable few days in one of our most popular spots, savlnga. Umttod the orange signs for additional excit­ Lysol Cleaner %59^ Wildwood. The weather was O.K. and from all reports, Q. One can take all kinds quanUttasavalabtaat ShopRHo everyone had a good time and I guess if they didn't, it was of precautions to make your local ShopRRsI ing specials! Sandwich Bags !"5.‘i 69^ their own fault, as there was always something to do and sure correct repairs are PURINA V A R im r MENU ALL VARIETIES even time to do things on their own. • GUTHmilOUW THICKtUGEOKAT-Mn.tUGa DM lE n - SKIHIH I DEVEHB FKM- made. But ^what about BETTY CROaCEN-BUmilYELLOW/DCViyYEUOW/GOLOIN POUNOJ!^m oc^ Cat Fo od “*-'S.'«...... 5 ‘’'.2n^99< UP IKAT l-K. 7 Q ( s t e w /i u r o e n a o n a v y /c h ic k e m when you’re away from aOQUimwiwvvKi iSTMOcn /^R r*aiMTTHS mss • London Broil Bologna M IS PM- * V Cake M ix CASiOFU*}.W ...... bS;^ TODDUR.CASEOF1B-'2S.02 I want to thank all the men for helping with the luggage BoolUvor 491 PotatoSaiad 49< home and don’t have time ;4f‘ 1CASEOF24 ClS^oz-f box 1$<|19 when we were getting ready to leave. My sincere thanks • GUTFIOilOUM DELICIOUS-UPDEUCHNiS-UP SAinoOKUNSAlTiO Dog_ Food* *4.75 ...... D ceosi Tea B ags...... oMOO Pamper Diapers iSin” OUIIEn-PflU.Kia.OIITMJU.^ iroKiuca-iOKinc to check? KRAFT to Florence Benevento and Lila Zito who really were UPTON OVERNITE. CASE OF 12-M3.M A. According to Mrs. ShopRite Saltines...... '.;£39^ 2-Ib. ■ 1-lb. 2*ot. $ ^ 1 9 • Cubo Steaks ^ V l Grape Jelly .. ... Isr i Iced Tea Mix ...... con I terrific in helping one of our members when she sure Beef Franks 1279^ Brooded Patties |i!;69^Swiss ChooMki. 99* Virginia H. Knauer, BATHROOM TISSUE Kimbies Diapers...... ’Ui^®® needed it. I'm very greatful for your help and just saying 0 tUrOHNIITQIMLin-YOUIN-FIIOZB MMPM£ NABISCO COOMiS CAMPBEUS GREEN lEU-TBna-nMEIUCEO former consumer advisor Chiniiln RNKAWHITE...... 4ptk 79« 14V^-oz. I thanks seems hardly enough. By the way, our good friend Chips A h o y • Turkeys to the President; "Only a OEISHA IN WAT» SOUO PACK ..... pkg." Pork & Beans Palmolive Soap .. 83^ Agnes wants me to thank everyone for their help and con­ Slicad Bologna PorkShouMor4&89i Roast Beef ^1.99^ small percentage of the W hite TUna...... 77^ NAItSCU CHICKEN OP THE SEA IN OIL OR WATER DIET OR REG.,CASE OF S-'9.S4 sideration given her. It certainly cheered her up and kept 'BM r n M U ' " complaints we receive in­ OltllM QIANX CASE OP Fig Nev^ons 69^ White TUna .. C& CCola 1!.iS:59^ her in good spirits. w m m u m H u a i n u TH FiBsm anr- W m RU * rVwlll : PAU DRY OM O U ALB. CLUA SODA OR AAHREINEAO ROOT BEER volve a rip-off. But they do NibletB Com ..... „..4".si99* SPICY BROWN FLAVOR ENHANaR Also, many thanks to George Vallone who was in generate a lot of heat.” FUNNY PA a A U VAWETIfS Canada Dry Sodas . Gulden's Mustard ... Accent...... *'J.;;t99< charge of the second bus, for doing an outstanding job. The most common rip-off FOR WHinR CLOTHES PROGRISSO MARINARA/MUT/MILD/REG. NIAGARA C m iiilM rs French’s A&P is paying a lot more than Powdered Drinks.. HANOVEX. CASE OF 4 i'‘».90 Borateem Plus...... Spaghetti Sauce...... :?.y89^ Spray Starch We no longer get back home, when we start in by get­ you ^ould for repairs. Or Pork & Beans...... 5iS99^ ALLVAMETKS DEL MONTE PURINA DAIRY/SEANIP DINNER. CASE OF 12-*S B ting up before breakfast to register people for two having work donh that Is Hawaiian Punch...... '::!!;.;*^49^ Mb. 2-ox.i different trips, one to Hyde Park and the other a three- •Port (Beam Waffles really unnecessary. Get­ ShopMto Tomato Sauce...... 6 tsi *1 Cat Food box" AUVARMm$.CASSOFt2-*4. day jaunt to Brown’s in upper New York. By noontime, ting a second opinion can ShopRItt, CASE OP 12-M0.B4 IODIZED OR PLAIN DIAMOND CRYSTAL ■frash Can Liners...... ss *2“ IS.OI. pLg. fiO C we had one bus filled for Brown's and will start a second help you avoid those PtANTirS COCKTAIL. CASE OF U-*10.« ShopRite Drinks.... 3 ’^' ’»«n Iced Tea M ix ...... oflOonvt. Salt...... bus, however, we must fill it before we can take it. problems. 12-46I. 89< AUVARtETISS CAKE MIX TOMATO ShwRJttMtNI Motorists on long trips |l0V^-Ot. ® Hyde Park tour ShepRht LITUf OEM PEAS/SMALl SWEET PIAS/PEAS A DICED Duncan Hines...... 55^ Hunt's Sauce...... 6 ^2,^ *1 Marshmallows P b*gi are sometimes susceptive CARROTS/fEAS A SL CAJWOTVCUT GREEN BEANS OR BETSY ROSS BEEF A SWOOO/CHICKEN A SALMON/UVER A CHtCKEN/TUNA A CHiaCN For the Hyde Park one-day tour, we still need about 9k . CORONET PRINTED to tricks. To avoid as many Garden Sweet Peas n ■ CA^OF24 IW'Ol. 13< nine more to fill the first bus. 8 ' M orsels...... ,"iss79^ Tabby Morsels* Bathroom Tissue as possible, have your M M RAVlOU A MEAT/ROUf R COASTERS/MEAT AALL-A-RONIAASAfiNA ALL VARIETIES READY TO SPREAD Speaking of trips, our bus will be leaving for Newport DOG FOOD RALSTON aU CAL mechanic or service sta­ tomorrow morning at 7:30 a.m. so please be here at the Chef Boy-ArDee*”4'S** ..!’£43^ Pillsbury Frostings... :^:?.2s69< tion give your car a good Ken L'Ration Com Chex. center by 7 a.m. so we can be off on time. going-over before you PLANTER'S MIXED SUOHTLY SOURAWHISKEY SOURmiM COLUNS ' (topRlM Next week wd start our meals program for five weeks. 10-os.; H . IK . H En. H fia IK . THUn leave. Nuts&PM nuts tZ«.cw.‘ l* * Bartenders M ix ...... „pj;89^ Carolina Rice : ’^ *2^® Instant Coffee ... Geri Kelly will be in charge of the meals and has some PlAMORIODinD «KBMMUI l We pick the best So you can, tool And when you’re on the ShopRItaSHECn BUMBLE BEE IN OIL SUCEDOR HALVED IN HEAVY SYRUP good old tasty summer dishes planned. Thanks to our Pringlos PITAT W elch’s Juice £ 4 r road and not sure of whom Mb. I good friends from UNICO, the meals program is able to CHHrfiaTA-fiipa CALIFORNIA ■ SW EET-36 SIZE CAMTNi Red Cross Salt ; ..23SS:29< Fabric Softener...... Chunk White TUna....‘!' s ^ Hunt's Peaches ..13-ox.un I you’re dealing with, it’s 2 79 continue through July. {A? Jumbo Towels 2 88^ ')> Coffee M ate L - 8 8 ' wise to watch closely while The center’s bus will not run Thursday. The second bus MMTCM-AUFUnH Large \ KIEHEIT it’s being serviced. to Newport. R.I., has been canceled. ■Dairy — The MEATing Place‘S ■ Frozen Foods' Kool-AM A n L h Remember that tricks HUT WAT. HOBB. 1 HWETfflB„,. ^ like these very rarely oc­ To honor UNICO ■* Cantaloupes ilLS2E-t COHAGE BF.CF OL ADE. 1ST CUT, BONE-IN BEEF CHUCK, BONE-IN Candy Bars cur. But it never hurts to A X B JK 70 CHEESE CELENTANO On Wednesday, June 29, we will honor members of 59 Dixie Refills T 8 8 * be on your guard. CHUCK UNDER BLADE ».cae..TiKH-FMn ______JHEESE UNICO with a UNICO Appreciation Luncheon. JAKPAAKB RAVIOLI Honking — Checking the CONN. FRESH GRADE A . STEAK ^ POT ROAST The menus for next week will be found in our Saturday Meat Pies 41;;!: 88^ M ueherry We air pressure, the attendant 7 9 column. AMPAK-ITAlUa.nBCH.NCie M edium Eggs . .«49® 'N o n - F o o d s punctures your tire with a BEEF CHUCK UNDER BLADE POT Just had a phone call wondering if any of you men HEALTHS, BEAUTY AIDS D r e s s i n g s '• -• ^ 58^ sharp tool. Deli— Sicken Legs...... ^ 79* Boneless Roast MOTOR might be interested In picking up a few dollars a week RAMCI IOLCMDITHHIE]l Slashing — Checking un­ SPLIT WITH RIB BONES BEEF GROUND doing some light gardening, trimming of bushes around a der the hood, he cuts the GEM BBEFOn OIL caw’ fan belt w that it hangs by p.m. FRANKS LOM CENTER lO M , BONE-IN BEEF (ANY s i n PACKAGE)' a thread. ‘ Health & Beauty Aids ‘ By the way, after the end of this month, we will be Cook-in-Bags 4 1 3 ^ 8 8 ^ WTEmiVECME Short-sticking. Not PATRICK CUDAHY Pork Chops Ground Chuck AMPAK YOUR canceling our ceramic class for the remainder of the Vaseline CMWCEI pushing the dip stick all the Canned Ham ...... ** POIIK tom, lOm-IN (IqiMl .m il. of SMoln.lUd. 0 CniMi BONELESS summer. However, for those who will need extra time to 19 ARRIDANTI- $149 F u d g i d e s i - 7 8 ^ 1 IAIYMMIPN16I2. way down when . Checking ^ .w - ...... ” A ssorted Ch lops Veal fo r Stew 12”Oi. finish their project, they will be able to do so. CHCanMTB-AIPFAMC M Y POWDER 24 iz. the oil. ' Service Deli PERSPIRAHT 'can Shock treatment — Oil S o f t e n e r ) A S S ^ \ Radishes ^ 39^ M Y OIL ID 12. . J squirted on a shock ab­ ROAST STORE <-Bak*ry— — — — Center activities sorber to make you think BEEF FIRST OF THE SE4SON ■ He ' SIZE FRESH Ih e action here starts with last Friday when we had 11 the seal is broken. I l f l l l T C ShopRite-REQ.. 9 CALIFORNIA 9 RED-RIPE f i l l l l C OR8ANOWICH U tables for setback and the winners were: Bob Hill, 135; Battery boil — A seltzer OUVE/P a P/POUSH STYU Michael Habe^rn, 125; John McGinnis, 124; Ann Haupt, tablet plunked into a Gem Loaf Sale...... ,t99< " CANTALOUPES ^ PLUMS BREAD ^ 122; Gladys S e ^ t , 121; Bernice Martin, 120; Rose Cor, battery cell neutralizes 119; Oscar Cappu^io, 117; Violet Dion, 116; Rene Maire, Donuts some of the acid and 116; Esther Anderson, 116. TW0-0d.pk|- causes it to boil over. On Monday morning the golfers, all 46 of.them were out lunoKC iraFAHiT. Hot oil heater — The oil OPEN SUNDAYS 214 SPENCER STREET swinging at the East Hartford Course, and here are some filter is terribly hot. Needs . - MANCHESTER MANCHESTER of the better scores; PncCA replacing. Don’t believe it. Open 8:30 A.M. • 10:30 P.M. 9 TO 4 Open Mon-Frl 7 A.M. • Midnight; Russ Nettleton, 44; Irwin Gartside, 44; Ernie PMCES EFFECTIVE ONLY «T T K SHOP N IE STORES USTED MOVE Sat. 7 A.M. • 10:30 P.M. Segerberg, 45; Joe Quinn, 46; Merrill Dickinson, 47; (Questions may be sent Clarence Peterson, 47; Hector Provost, 47. to MVD INFO, Depart­ Engiish Crescent "hi order toM M r* a tuMctanl Mi|)(ity o( Mta$ Hamt fgr i l ot our cuttofiMTi w« iiMWt rtMTV* ttw right td Imtt Um purchtM of tatat to unfta o( 4 of any tata itenw, axcapt wh«i« ottitiw iM notMt ’ In the afternoon we had 14 tables for pinochle and the ABP ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 Nolra*ponaUalortypogra|)hlcalatrora.Pricaaanactlva8un.,Juna19thruSat,.luna25, 1877. Copyright Wakalam Food Cotporatton, 1977. winners were Josephine Schuetz, 842; Michael Muffins PouSl%ilie State St., Wethersfield, DeSimone, 799; John Gaily, 788; Alfreda Hallin, 778; TWEE-Del. pk|. Waffles Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle UHTMKCMPHPaFIWlT. S i2.pk|. Department offices are Clara Hemingway, 769; Martin Bakstan, 761; Robert uHTOKcnirMraFAHiT. UHTOKCHPHPaFAAHT. ^ I OK CNPH PH FAHIT: w n Hall, 748; Fritz Wilkinson, 748; Gladys Seelert, 740; Ann ------iHHa-a.itT7 ------TAIHjBiE 22-26.1177 TAM JM 22-21.1177 C E TAUI J N t 22-25. l i n open Tuesday, Wednesday Thompson, 739; Ray Durey, 737; John Derby, 734; Mabel, S2SiiIH & *.£fi£|»!ffiiP2ce A PMM and Fridayi 8;30 to 4:30; Wilson, 730; Bea Cormier, 728. Thursday, 8:30 to 7:30; and PNCa EFFECTIVE JNE 22-25. "" ITBIlFHtAUNTAVAItAKETIWNIUIAUnHAETiUlKAlBIt WWVWWWVWO MT KtPOUIIU FN nPNAAPHKAl E H M Saturday, 8:30 to 12:30.)

V PAGE SIX-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977 Of consumer concern no rough play around equipment, no shoving, no pushing, Woodbury-Doyon no fighting. Teach them to sit in the center of the swing, not off to the side, and don’t allow twistinj; of the swing chains. Teach them to avoid walking in front of moving swings and train them to never swing empty seats. ■ For Backyard play equipment Supervise young children when they use playground equipment. Home Delivery The backyard playground has always been the favorite Cap any exposed screws or bolts. If you can’t find a set Phone 647-9946 spot in the neighborhood. Children today get as much fun with protective caps, tape over these protrusions. Answers to questions of general interest will appear in out of playground equipment as their parents did, and un­ Don’t buy equipment with open-ended hooks; par­ this column. Address questions to; “Of Consumer fortunately, they get as many or more bumps, bruises ticularly S-hooks; moving parts which can pinch or crush Concern” Dept, of Consumer Protection, State Office and broken bones as their mom and dad in their day. fingers; sharp edges or rough surfaces; and rings with a Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115. Here are some safety tips and advice concerning diameter more than five inches but less than ten since backyard play equipment: children’s heads may become entrapped. If the equipment is not fully assembled, be sure there Hard, heavy seats many times cause injuries. Swings About town are detailed assembly instructions. with lightweight seats are preferable. Stability is very important. Setting the swing set legs in Check twice a month to be sure that all nuts, bolts and 3 schools concrete in the ground is the best anchoring device possi­ clamps are tight, and replace any that have become The Prayer Group of a service of Bible study, Council seeks funds ble. If you use the anchoring devices that usually come rusted. ■ Check swing chains and swings for rust and Emanuel Lutheran Church prayer and praise tonight with the equipment, however, make sure all pegs are well replace if necessary. Sand and repaint all rusted areas on will meet ’Thursday at 10 at 7 at the church, 647 E. are cited below ground level and that there is tittle or no slack in the metal tubing. a.m. in the church library. Middle Tpke. Pastor the chain or cable. Be sure to teach your children safe playground habits— Kenneth Gustafson will for roads and lands Calvary Church will have speak. i as hazard By SHEILA TELLER should save the town much money sion, which had reviewed the because the state will do repairs and Three schools in East Hartford are Herald Correspondent request, agreed with Dailey. winter maintenance. among the 26 cited by state educators In just an hour's time, the East In other business concerning The second resolution authorizes for having enough asbestos, a known Hartford Town Council Tuesday property, the council referred a cancer-causing substance, to pose a night adopted two resolutions to im­ the town to seek federal funds to buy letter from a real estate agent to land for open space. irascoisionanaasrsopurcftast i— health hazard. prove town conditions and approved Dailey's committee. The land, in the Long Hill area of The state Department of Educa­ payment of seven claims against the The letter notifies the town that town, is owned by Harry Ravelese of tion said Tuesday it has advised town. private property at 803 Burnside sjam sct I Cheese Slices •CDrinks^ Sawka Dr. The 26 acres abut the school officials not to allow use of the The first resolution authorizes Ave., abutting East Hartford High Sun G lory Stop&Shop Manchester town line on the east and Assorted affected areas and to take immediate Mayor Richard Blackstone to accept School, is for sale. Deluxe American East Hartford's nature park on the C offee 2Uter67f oz. Flavors steps to remove or cover the $235,492 in state funds for road The settlements, approved on the Om pound can-AII Grinds AxiLF1*vori-N.RM. Processed maintenance. west. The land lies between Burnham recommendation of Asst. Corpora­ . RegulwornM WhileorYeHow-t2oz ptig. _ 46 02. c a n ______asbestos. OoodSgn JUWTS LM onacanow o 2oe« The mayor said the money would St. and the town golf course. tion Counsel James Kane, cover Go m Swa J m i I-S m . JvmM iKTMorwta p*>cu«oiw 201 OoodSun.Xr«lt*Sai Jw m » im ioivpkg potcuoiowm A total of 26 schools in 16 towns Sun JvtmU-SMJMTS LinlQMcaHpf {wkismw 203 S ' ! Councilman William Dailey, chair­ is were listed. In East Hartford, the be used for road repair, repaving, medical expenses incurred by man of the committee for land Mrs. David C. Woodbury areas cited were the East Hartford and winter maintenance. The amount residents after sidewalk falls in acquisition and disposition, urged the High School locker room, the is $40,000 more than the 1976-77 funds, different areas of town. town to apply for funds to buy the W 4l9«$ coupon which have been exhausted, he said. The council is now on its summer Karen M Doyon of Manchester and David C. Woodbury WMh die coupon and • 17.90 purtfiase ' Hockanutn Elementary School gym­ W4h Vhs coupon and a $7 so purchsM The council also deeded- Connec­ land. schedule and will meet only once a of Andover were married June 11 in the garden of the nasium and the Sunset Ridge ticut Blvd. back to the state. This The Planning and Zoning Commis­ month in July and August. Meetings bridegroom's home. Elementary School gymnasium. safE S o S t 'W e v e UqiiidW iSkll Carl D. Patemostro, head of the are scheduled July 19 and Aug. 16. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyon Film Processing Bathroom of 156 Wells St The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Laundry Laundry department's school buildings unit, On sny rol or cartndge of Kodacotor C-tl0. C-124. . Tissue said the schools involved — built Mrs Charles Woodbury of 58 Ralph Rd. 620 or 35MM pnnts brought tn to be developed before Detergent 400 Sheet Detergent East Hartford bulletin board The Rev. David J. Reese III of Andover performed the June 25. 1977 Coupon expires July 2. 1977 One 2 ply rods between 1953 and 1973 — were coi4»n per famiV g Q y 49oz.box pkg 0l2 , P 32oz.plttUcb«. fireproofed with a spray-on coating OooJS k i J u n o if-S a t U M o r> be* p x tv — double-ring ceremony. OoMS m i JtfM i> - Sai Lmwono p kg pa»g»$i9twot 204 Sun Jg n a i» » Sat Ju m >5 L«twonae a petcuM owo 2 0 2 g ~ | The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a N t a M O i look M M M m t l Mo. I'Q containing asbestos with a cement­ Pools now open Carl Johnson and his son, Rick, WtwMXoMhMM' f ...... p r G ^ w y m ^ * To lour Europe gown of candlelight ivory Qiana knit jersey designed with like binder. Five town pools opened today at i learned up to win the tournament Miss Helen Ann Williams, a bias roll neckline, diagonal design lines falling to lower He said a five-month survey of all p.m. for recreational swimming. with a gross score of 67. The score is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John C. waist featuring side draping, and A-line skirt with chapel- public school buildings was made to Lord, Drennon, Martin, Gold Star determined by the best ball shot by Williams of 270 Long Hill St., will be length train. She wore a picture hat covered with Alencon single out schools in which the and Penney pools will now have each at each hole. Gross is the term a part of A m erica’s Youth in lace on the crown and chiffon and netting on the under­ asbestos was flaking or otherwise recreation swimming from 1 to 5 and used when the team does not add in Concert, a program sponsored by the side of the brim. deteriorating; the coating was 6 to 8 p.m. The EHHS pool will open their handicaps. sprayed in ventilation ducts; or the early in July after pipe repairs are Universal Academy for Music. It will Miss Anne E. Abele of Manchester was maid of honor. A1 Molin Sr. and A1 Molin Jr. tied tour Europe this summer. Bridesmaids were Miss Denise A. Doyon of Alexandria, asbestos-bearing material was complete. for fourth place with a net (han­ S b iw c n e !: located in a spot where students Swim lessons will begin Monday in Miss Williams graduated from Va.. the bride s sister; and Mrs. Annette Hyde of Vernon. our Stop & S h o f ^ a n d dicaps figured in) score of 60. EHHS this month. She has been Stephen L. Beaulieu of Manchester served as best man. you'll be sold because it's our best quality. VVhat's could jar it loose. the morning at all the pools. more. Stop & Shop Brand costs less than your favorite Warren Brink Sr. and Warren studying voice this year under Mrs, I'shers were Joseph Ostrowski of Coventry; and Maj. toitiorepeoiile. The other schools cited as having national brand even when it's not on sale! One of her last emergencies Concert tonight Brink Jr. tied for eighth with net Kenneth M. Woodbury of Norfolk, Va.. the bridegroom’s hazardous areas included eight Hart­ Marsha Hogan at the Hartford Stop & Shop The Charter Oak Band will play scores of 62. brother. Because our StopeShop Brand helps you get better tor less! ford schools. Patemostro said this Goodwin School Nurse Phyllis DeGutis wheels an injured Conservatory of Music and has sung tonight from 6:30 to 8 at McAuliffe in the choir at St. John's Episcopal A reception was held in the garden ofythe bridegroom’s was partly the result of Hartford’s boy out of the boys room after he banged his knee. The mishap Park. John Gorman and his partner came Church for years. This fall she will home, after which the couple left for Martinque. They SIbBagFkNir 4 9 stringent fire-resistance requirements. took place on her special day at the school. Her corsage is just Good tournament in second with a net of 59. Tom Gor­ enter a training program in oc­ will reside in Andover. 20 count pkg. - Stop & Shop man, John’s son, and his partner Other schools cited were in Derby, one of many presents given her by children and staff during a Fathers and their sons did well cupational therapy at Manchester Mrs. Woodbury is employed at Rogo Distributors. Our quality came in fourth in gross scores with Community College. Mr. Woodbury is owner of David's Restaurant in Stop & Shop “Great Beef’ USDA Choice East Granby, Falls Village, Granby, special assembly. The boy, Stephen Desrocher of 1106 Forbes over the weekend in the East Hart­ 73. Manchester. (Nassiff photo) control people Monroe, Moodus, New Britain, Red­ St., got her usual tender care and recovered in her office. She ford Golf Course tournament. make sure U.S.D.A Choice ^ Gal. jug, Slop & Shop, Lemon or P in k ^ ^ ^ C ding, Stafford, Stratford, Watertown, retired this month after more than 40 years of nursing, 17 as a Stop & Shop Edirk Softener W West Haven, Westport and Wood- school nurse. (Herald photo by Barlow) I Brands live up to bridge. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 25th Miller gets Phd. (your expectations. 16oz. btl.-Stop&Shopv Blast OPEN made of the Town of We set pretty high standards of quality, H. Blaine Miller, direc­ M^ndowCleaiier 4 9 SUNDAY Manchester during the taste, and performance for our Stop & Beef Round stop & Shop-Fish Ravored J V 7-11 combats robbery Matter Charge tor of educational data years from 1950 to 1975 as Shop Brands. And, we count on our Delicious i i thrifty meals 9 9 1 0 -4 _ ^ processing and vice­ WAREHOUSE ^ n k Americard it relates to social and packers and manufacturers to meet r Stop & Shop EAST HARTFORD (UPI) . - A special camera that takes a series of principal at Manchester no more than $50 will be kept in the demographic variables and these standards. But we don't just take "Great Beef", 5 - 8 9 group of Connecticut convenience rapid color photographs which can be HOURS: High School received his cash register at any given time and their relationship to school their word for it. As samples arrive at our Stop & Shop 24 oz. can 7 varieties stores have decided to lower the used as evidence in court. The FREE Doctor of Philosophy big bills will be placed in a special MON.-SAT. enrollment change and Bureau of Standards, Lew Housman and Rump Roast Beef Round ' $ - |» “ante” in the dangerous game of camera is activated when the cash safe that employes can’t open, 9:30 to 9 Lay-Away degree in education ad­ armed robbery by stacking the deck projection error. his staff put them through all kinds of D tinkM iiiiM 99. drawer opens. Several signs will be placed in the LOCATED NEXT TO BEDDING BARN ministration recently at in their favor. I>r. Thomas E. Steahr, tests. If a product doesn't pass, we don't Bottom Round Steak Excaiiani lor S w in S in k The camera is the key to a crime store informing potential holdup men 276 BROAD 8T. MANCHESTER, CT. the University of Connec­ Regional and local Officials of the demographer at UConn accept it. prevention package that 7-11 store they are being watched, and the store ticut. 7-11 grocery chain Tuesday unveiled served as one of Miller’s No wonder more and more people come owners think will put a dent in the doesn’t have much money. The title of his disserta­ 3 Great Steaks far London Braii a new anti-robbery plan which will be rash of armed robberies at around- tion was “A Method of major faculty advisors. to think of Stop & Shop as my brand' “We're trying to lower the ante so WE CARRY SKATEBOARDS Dr. Steahr completed All varieties except Blue Cheese installed in all 40 Connecticut stores the-clock convenience stores in re­ Reducing Error in Public every day. the effort is not worth what you’re SPORTS several long-range enroll­ Shoulder Steak ^';X,^uso“j^ *1^ 24 ounce boltle-Stop & Shop within a year. cent years. SUMMER School Enrollment Projec­ Paul Fortin going to reap by committing the CENTER ment projections recently A special demonstration was held Test cases in other parts of the robbery,” said John Antiocco, FUN tions." A case study was Store Manager. Broad SI., Hartford Top Round Steak Gf»»l BMt- USOA Chcwa ^ in one of their East Hartford outlets, for the Manchester Board S alad o n 7 9 country reveal that armed robberies Connecticut zone manager for 7-11. with officials staging a simulated of Education. Round Tip Steak 6 oz. bag Sour Cream or Krinkle cut decreased by over 30 per cent when Danny Frank, a spokesman for the N.S.Q. #40 M.C.I. robbery to show how the program ALL LEATHER One of Miller’s major the stores adopted stringent security camera firm, said one of the more at­ 20" frozen Delicious buys tor works. recommendations in his precautions. KING SIZE MOTOR-CROSS every meal at special savings. PotatoChbss99 The incident was recorded by a tractive aspects of the program is I dissertation called for the GerndneSpringLambSale-USDAChoice Under the crime prevention plan, the low cost to storeowners. broadening of an informa­ 18x48 CARIBE BIKE MimiteMaid >Sligii]der«_ .g-au “Videotape machines are great for GLOVE REG. NOW $ 4 3 8 tion base that would in­ banks that have a lot of money to Reg. 22.88 ROUND POOL *709.95 ONLY COMPLETE volve offices from both the Tuesday fire damages burn, but they don't help the small WITH FILTER. LADDER and ACC Manchester town govern­ Orange Juice 10 oz. jar-stop & Shop Strawberry NOW 12 oz. can ^tore owner,” he said. NOW ONLY ment and school system. A cool buy to lb Banks may spend as much as $2,500 POOL SALE Before his appointment Tender, meaty, beautifully trimmed chops your family will home on O’ConneU Dr. ONLY 1 7 “ to $3,000 to purchase a videotape 3"T0M«IISTII1 thaw your budget. enjoy. Broil 2-3 inches from heat... delicious! P r e s e r v e s Fire broke out in a back bedroom as vice-principal at MHS, of the home, he said. tmi^ine and $40 a reel for the ___ 15«4B" Reg 369 95 NOWONLY I______^ Miller served as audio­ Macaroni & Cheese -«-«*»«« 49^ 1 0 O Z . jar-Stop&Shop of 102 O’Connell Dr. Tuesday and was The rest of the home had received, 18,48" Reg 419 95 NOWONLY Rib Lamb Chops Genuine Spring reported at 12:13 p.m. machine’s film. The new con­ visual director for the Buitoni Manicotti 75c Of heavy smoke damage. The power had venience store camera will cost STARS & STRIPES 24,48" Reg 549 95 NOWONLY A.M.F. CbuoItT ^ Fire fighters arrived to find the 4 " TOT s n il U l l SANTA CU IA Manchester school system. Genuine Spring Peanut Butter been shut off and Foran was uncer­ storeowners about $3 a day, accor­ THUNDERBOLT ALL STEEL Mrs. T Potato Pierogi 'i;' 79" Loin Lamb Chops 15,48" Reg 399 95 NOW ONI Y He has been an officer, fire had spread to the roof of an tain the family of the owners, Mr. ding to Frank. ACADEMY YELLOW 'Taste O’Sea Seafood Platter X 79^ enclosed porch. 18,48" Reg 46995 NOWONLY for several years in the Genuine Spring health & beauty aids and Mrs. Raymond Gregoire, could Connecticut is expected to be the' PEDAL CAR Stop & Shop Meat Loaf 'i;' »1 ” Lamb Breast Riblets Deputy Chief William Foran said it Z4,48" Reg 59995 NOWONLY Connecticut Educational Save on these family needs. return to live there soon. SAFETY HELMET RED W hole took nearly 15 minutes to stop the first state to have the new cameras. 4 " ALUM T O riA ll 8A8CHONA Data Processing Associa­ StopaShopTwinPizza 'i? QS' Lamb Legs, Oven Ready or Half John Gorman of the fire marshal’s 15,48" Reg 449 95 NOWONLY AUTO-FIRE TRUCK 32 ounce bottle blaze. Long Island, N.Y. stores will follow Reg. 24.88 tion and be was president Hendrie’s Ice Milk Bars 2 7 o i pkg 79“ office was to inspect the home today shortly and eventually all 7-11 outlets 18,48" Reg 549 95 NOWONLY Reg $29.88 of the organization for two Hendrie’s Fudgsicles »V,T, 79“ Lamb Sirloin Chops Lamb Leg-Genuine Spring' The fire had badly charred the for the fire’s cause and extent of 24,48" Reg 699 95 NOWONLY U s ta r in a Mouthwash 1 bedroom and the porch roof. But it across the country will install the N O W t O A s s H. Blaine-Miller terms. Nu Form Ice Milk ’’r 89= damage. cameras. N O W S I Q B B A"ST{IIT0PUIIMAUIU ONLY 100 count bottle A 4 1 9 had not spread into the second story ONLY m 15,48" Reg 429 95 NOWONLY Bi^thelargefandfysizepadtage Tylanoi ’ I 18,48" Reg 499 95 NOWONLY corner deli All meats and , We make our specials really good values. Large savings... largd quantities. SPALDING 24,48” Reg 699 95 NOWONLY cheeses sliced fresh to order. 400 count package 4 " ALUM TOP 8AII WfDCIWOOO “W hite Gem” BEGINNERS PLAYSKOOL Avat) m ttOTM testunng • comor dtk ' l \ j T 15,48" Reg 499 95 NOWONLY. *3aO SAVF 109 9b Q-Tlps Cotton Swabs 18,48" Reg 599 95 NOWONLY >470 SAVf 1299b Normal, Dry or Olly-20 oz. btl. m GOLFSn 24,46" Reg 299 95 NOWONLY >5»0 SAVF 209 95 TYKE BIKE Chicken Breasts 3^ 9 9 [ #1 Wood, 5. 7, 9 Irons. Putter and Giantoval and other pools also available. Deutschmacher Brack Shampoo Sundaycanvaa bag. l^ or Thighs Wings Reg. 49.99 Reg., Ex. Hold, Unscenled or Ultimate i Q NOW sgee Franks ' ?,^ “Whrts OefTi" I NOW ONLY 1 J)rumsticks 2 W 3 N» I 99? 1 Beef Patties”^ *4” CLOSING OUT HTH ^ HTH Adorn Hair Spray Deutschmacher Bologna S' *1 ” ONLY *38“ POOL 351BSTABLET ' Bm I Chuck $4 j Stop & Shop- Regular or Mint $088 OR GRANULAR Deutschmacher Liverwurst S' 99 boneless Blade Steak 3-4 bt. Shutting Our Doors Forever CHLORINE 9 Cooked Salami Deutscttm^cher • *1” ^ Toothpasta 9 Iba. POOL « Deutschmacher Mustard 29‘ Beef Riblets 69s Tek-Adult CHLORINE ’ Beef Rib Backbone SPALDING NATIONAL 2V2-3 lbs. Topthbrushas D *°' *7^ PELE OPEN THROAT produce ROTH NOW 6x12 NOW SOCCER BALL STEELWALL WOOD RACQUET Cm nkBeef Eveiything is good & fresh.-^■ beN ery...^.,., 2500 orBakedHam •TfV Final 4 Days GYM POOL 11“ Reg. $16.88 Stops Shop-qtr. lb. v m f NOW SET Reg. 32" Reg. 14.88 Stops Shop Shrimp Salad 6 9 Frankfurt Rdb ONLY Stop s Shop Custards S' 69' or Sandwich Rolls 120Z.N REPLACEMENUIHERS Stop&SlM qi IGL miaUMIISE ALL PURPOSE 12'«38" Reg 39 88 c o x FUEL self service deli Fam ous 15',48'Extra Sturdy Keg 89 88 brand meats (or every meal. POWERED Buttertop Bread 2 * 1 SHOES, SOCIXR, 18’,4 8 " Extra Sturdy Reg 119 88 Reg 149 88 SURE FLYER HtllsItireVarms Countrystyle Donuts ^ 18’x48"E,pandalile N e c ta rin e s _ '*>. Pound Cake Au" REMWIED XT . . . USEBAU., 2rx4B ''E xtra Sturdy Reg 149 68 AIRPLANES Stops Shop Pies FOOTBXU 24x48" Extra Sturdy Reg 189 88 Reg. $13.88 Sausage N,, Papayas n>».»^59f. Green Beans 39s 24x48 Expandable ■ Reg 229 38 OFF Oval liner available NOW NOW t g e e kitchen Everything's delicious Locke becomes Eagle S e a fC O d Enjoy dairy W e m ake sure of Ireshness. •3«« ONLY “White Gem"-Whole delicious lish. ONLY FILTER SALE Blebtity Canned Bacon J iM " our allready SALE PRICE HPEFP2S6R1/25 Cartridge Finer Reg. $59.95 N0W'3V David Locke, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bologna or Liverwurst SSfSS S'79 O f IGLOO CHAISE LOUNGE Coldnial Extra Mild Franks 89 Cot^Chidm Fk>eshFlounder SourC resull HPEDI: Earth Filter V, HP Reg. $299.95 NOW'199 Locke of 159 Henry St., receives his Eagle Scout Roasted or Baibeque Style COOLERS HPEFE126R’/i HP Element Fir. Reg $119.95 N0W*I9 badge from his mother. ’The presentation was Colonial Beef Franks 99 Halves also avtdiabto 99c.b. 16 ounce PAD Armour Sliced Bacon ■»« »1” oK Fillets .Hood 68 qt...... NOW 29“® HPEFE036R’/) HP Element Ftr. Reg *169 95 NOW *99 made during the recent annual picnic of Troop Cole Slaw M 55' Low In calories, Promise Margarine 69" f u l l l e n g t h - f o a m f il l e d Lawry Beef Marinade 3°^ 79 ADAMS WAREHOUSE Reg $39.88 HPEFE026RV: HP Element Ft. Reg *189 95 N0W *1M 123, which is sponsored by the Bowers School Gelatins 2 'iS' 89“ hake or fty. Fount Whip Whipped Topping "cawlonwiooeM»diaiwiortioi»saiaM ’Copywgw H7T by »»oe * >up*«www AXnyainWMd Ww rtiean^ taTtyi 48 qt...... NOW 2 4 8 8 PTA. He is a 16-year-old junior at Manchester I Manchestor Parkade Manchester HPE FA036T Vo HP Sand FI. Reg *169 95 NOW *99 High School and a member of the school’s Cross Reg S29 88 Alexf to Adams Apple HPE FA026T V j HP Sand Fir. Reg *239 95 NOW *149 $388 Country Club and track team. He is also a 1 25 qt...... Now 1 HPEFK3460V4HDSandPtr. Reg. *299 95 NOW *199 member of Second Congregational Church. 263 Middle Turnpike West Charier Oak Mall Silver Lane i foiues Si. RIs. 831 30 Vtiiwn Ciicic L Reg. $19.88 MANCHESTER lA.m . 10 p.m. Mon. Sal. 9 am. f p.m.SUNDAY >EAST HARTFORD 8 a.m. 10 p.m. Mon. Sal. 9 a.m. 4 p.m. SUNO.iV •VERNON 8 j.m. 10 o.m., Mon.Sjl. 9 a.m. 4 p.m. SUR08) PAGE T W O B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesltr, Conn., Wed , June g , 1«77 MANGIESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977— PAGE THREE-B Araa bulletin board Concern in Vernon Athletes Plainfield results Andover South Windsor Park bpoze ban sought honored ruaaday matinaa Tuesday c VII ID Sn a tk : V l i (C) Andover Elementary School Veterans Memorial Park will be TNAObFAH WTIBtaiW weakness as far as liquor is con­ M UTNBbW AM 11 m J*i SM SM 3M TMOtFUT ItaUa I7M S.N S.N students who had perfect attendance open for public swimming, starting By BARBARA RICHMONI someone has gone way Into the Flnt; 5-11(0) IMMiMar IM SM Tnt Taka Cara |t) I T k a M l n l 7.M I N in the 197&-77 school year were cerned. woods, cut down a pine grove and S Im n ’i I m 7 Ml Lq 4.N y | I I M i » 3 N June 27, from noon to 8 p.m. daily. Herald Reporter in Bolton 1I SSL’SnM(M hi4 . ■ 4.N TlwSTJS I dkkk'i Cal) IM All agreed there is always a built a log cabin of considerable size. Z lS Murray Underhill, kindergarten; Admission without a pass is SO cents Critical conditions in Vemoh’s Bolton High School athletes were • a . n aMk lU M S3t2l 7 Ikat 2 to QntU: IN aiOltM Sean LeBaron. Julie Warner, Stephen problem enforcing ordinances. He said they throw their debris nwsiM Mate IM pM N4.N Tkn NM M a l i : 3 M fM S IU . 'II per person, IS cents for children 12 honored at the recent spring sports i U n M U I. N Yrilldx 14-7 M S3NM TrlFeeli: 241 M SlTSIjK^ park and recreation areas caused the Roche described the situation in over the bluff and expressed the fear M M IM M SUN Willard, Jennifer Wilkinson. Grade and under. Nonresidents must be ac­ banquet sponsored by the Bolton TrilMll: i-14 pM UIZM Dd*: VIS iq Triffcti: V4-2 M SlU.N E i M C m tfbtiM Com t (T) Town Council Tuesday n i^ t to ask Henry Park as “unfathomable unless S M M t M l (q 1; R.J. Gark. Barry Ellison. Jody companied by a Sooth Windsor resi­ that there will be a serious accident I ISMatOM 4IM14M IN SKaZ VII (•) t Ibrbtr lrid|t 15.N O N 15i0 the town attorney to prepare an or­ you’ve been there to see It.” Junior Woman’s Club and the jjliN Wair IZN ;.N IM M i IM SM 3 Faleti Grtft 5i0 3.N Dade. Grade 2; Khalil Siujee. Lucin­ there. S I Jk M s j i 1 allaliidi aV i^ SM 1st $.40 dent. Family passes are available at dinance which will forbid alcoholic Knights of Columbus. I w 249 da LaCroix. Michael Bonneau. Grade He said Monday through Friday He said the root of the problem is 7 M M a n Mm, Ik UndqiMit raw: 4547 the Town Hall. beverages in those areas. Mike Abeam and Debbie Gilnack tS i ; 3 I1 4 WMc ui m NIM (bnicb: 3tt paid $U.N 3; Chris Richards. Grade 4; Wilfredo from about 7 to 9 p.m. that “ad­ the drinking. hriMli: Ml piM SHM Tka: SIM Nffacb: 113 paid $$2.M Boy Scoot Troop 880 will hold a Police Qiief Herman Fritz and receiveti the top two awards as the M M UI M SU.N Martinez. John Bonneau. Shona vanced teen-agers and young adults Councilman Donald Eden said he TffidTwilMl---- 7rMr VVl M S7SNM TrtFM 241 ail SiaM Triftcb; 0-3-S ptid $4974.N Court of Honor Friday at 3 p.m. at St. James Roche of the Recreation Com­ literally take over with a flagrant most valuable athletes. Members of M l M k Stil« m iM aufc viiiq OiiyO N bb:cIMailI $3I.2« IMh 5-10 (I) Campbell. Grade 4 and 5; Albert had ridden through Henry Park and DMFlipi) I M a i n M a i Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Hill mission both expressed concern the Marine Corps physical fitness ItM S.N 4M T M 5-11 (M) 2Ul'iEva $N 5.20 4.20 disregard of all property.” he described it as a zoo. He said there 4.H m SIMlKti IM IM I h K m I N I N 5 Ntubto’i Tm ll.M 7.N LaCroix. Cjmthia Jean. Grade 5. and Rd. Wayne Tripp of 337 Hilliard St., team received plaques and members 3 Rmiii a Ul 4 TffM IM 3 D.C.'t Tm In 9.N about the crowd-gathering and the He said large numbers of motor­ were about 30 motorcycles gathered radlMi 3.M Denise Bouffard. Grade 6. Manchester, will receive his Eagle drinking in the park areas. of the girls’ softball, boys’ golf and Tin: SIM 7 r M b t t f i Tom; 31:72 cyclists gather and block the entry and there were two kegs of beer on DW3Z3I bWcSMaUINM Tim : 32:15 QuMtb: 205 paid $4S.N Award, the highest rank in scouting. Mayor Thomas Benoit also called baseball teams received their varsity ( M M t 3 U m 3I4.W PailMta: IM piM S7IM (hiNbb: 5 U otid $11.40 Mtcb: 205 paid $49.U road (off South St.) and then when the street. M k U: 213 n U S 2 1 N TrlMc VVl M SNI.N M t c b : 015 pdd $10.20 Triftcb: 2-5-3 paid $$IS.N Bolton A number of other badges and letters. TrUtcta: 2 3-; piM 3 N .N for the ordinance. He said while the they are ready to leave they “bum Councilman John Giulettl said he Tak VII (I) Triftcb: 0-5-7 ftid $tt.70 Tenth: 5-1$ (A) awards will also be presented. A most serious problem is in Henry The award recipients: rnrilc S-ll ID SPaaSai 27M IZN 7M Fourth 5-10 (I) $ W. HeSntuney 100 2.40 240 The Rockville Public Health Nur­ rubber” down South St. would be against the ordinance. He laMwMrta 1I.N IN 3 Jwa 3.20 340 potluck supper will be served. Marine Corps Physical Fitness Team— IN IM T O n itO tifb b r 15.40 $.N sing Association will conduct a pre­ Park there are also problems in Chief Fritz said he will have to feels it would only restrict law IMuOw 3Jt S Tiniu M 2M 1 Ptnea forty 4 20 The third edition of the South Wind­ Chris Godreau, Mike Ahearn, Jon 3 lU n 'i CHcM Tin 3147 4] ftets Wendy ^ Tor 31-50 school vision screening clinic Friday Valley Falls Park and Boulder Ridge have a roving patrol officer to en­ rac 3UI QuMeb; 30$ pM $9.20 sor Chamber of Commerce telephone Park. abiding citizens and not curb the Dooley. Chris Holbrook, Joe Kurys, Greg MM: 3M M SM.N rm r. 31:70 force the ordinance. He also said IMMi NT pM SUN hrMi: SM ptM S23ZU (Unbb: 317 n U $21M ferttcb: $03 paid $11.20 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Bolton hooligans. Smith, Steve Luchenbill, Joe Fiano, MtetaZ IM m SUM Trihctc 34-S M SSISM Triftcb: $-3-1 paid $40.50 directory has been printed and Roche noted that while the town copies of the ordinance should be Omet/p S U sM $7140 Congregational Church. Bolton Chief Fritz said it isn't arrests that Tri(Kti: 14-3 Ml S31N Bnatlc VII (I) Triftcb: 7-34 (m M $37140 Dncnth: 5-1$ (C) delivered throughout town. Copies dws have an ordinance which forbids Brian Hussey, Jeff Potterton, nUt VIS (I) Center Rd. The clinic will be free of posted in the areas. police want, but rather the public Girls' Softball — Debbie Gilnack (most ' w TMIalM 10%M I.W I.H nfth 5-1$ (0) 1 Tifcr la n i b^i $.20 4.00 2.40 are avaiiable from the chamber of­ loitering in public areas, there is a 2 CrilMi NIC M IS M lt.2« I (Ml Unly . 3.H SM 5 1 ^ Actre«$, h if 940 4.M 2 faddy Keant 3.IO 2.40 charge and will be open to Bolton Roche said at Valley Falls Park l U M C n u 3 Cathy'$ Mtor. Im 2.20 fice, or by calling 528-3292. tranquility. valuable player), Debbie Pullo, Janina 7M I M C. S.N 3 Id m n Itrtft, h it $.40 children aged 3-5. Appointments Ryba, Darby Barnard (most improved S Tf. HcC^. M Tin STM 1 Qttinna rum: 31 i0 ‘.kt? TM: 21.N (MMx 7M M SI7M Tim: 32:14 QmMa; 102 paid $19.U should be made by calling the Eagle Scout player), Laura Tierney (most improved WMc 2H aM SHIN PulMtl: 7M mM S2S.N Qubbb: 305 p M $19.40 ferttcb: 102 paid $47.00 association office, 872-9163. R ockville player), Kathy Moore, Monique Barnard, r«tKtc 2M piU SI37N TrOidi: 74-1 ptM S7IZN Ptrftcb: 503 piid $42.40 Triftcb: 1-2-3 paid $117.90 Vernon TtKtai: 24-S mM U32S.H Tame Taka Cata |q Triftcb: 5-3-1 pdd $3$5.N Tmffth Tatiket Cturu (I) State Treasurer Henry Parker will David Gark of 114 London Rd., Patty Maneggia (highest batting Shtic YinkM Cam (4) Ifrallactia l.2« 310 3.M I Siver lbd|e ll.M S.N $.N Mary Boyle and Denis Lambert, hospital notes Polka fest planned Suth5-1$(A) be the guest speaker at tonight's Hebron recently was awarded an average), Louise Vogel, Teresa Landrey, 7 Ftiair MM, M IM SM t K b t n t Abrchifit $.N 3.20 $ (brtiidc Stoet, bnp 4.OO 140 seniors at Rockville High School, Eagle Scout badge, the highest rank ta and his Orchestra will play from Michele Vancour, Laurie Gagnon, Ann iWirrs IN I InVi KM 37.M 4 Cb$$K Dart 340 1 Snitch Off 4 00 graduation ceremony at Bolton High Vernon 1 M M T M * M V I $ SnttfithCMlM runt; 40:19 have been awarded scholarships by a boy can earn in scouting. 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Johnnie Prytko will Fenton, Tammy Roberts, Kathy Wabble, T Ia rW V S tMk ui aM S5VN Tim: 3145 QuMtb: $U paid $UN School. The event is scheduled out­ Admitted Tuesday: Richard Dick, UMi: 3U pM SN.N the Vernon Friends of Music. The In addition to earning this award he The first annual polka festival and perform from 5 to 9 p.m. Charlene Fenton, Lori Cardile, Judy SaMdi: V34-il>iN U7IS.20 QuMtb: 4 U ptid $7.N Suptrfeeb: l-$-l-Z paidpai< $371.00 doors at 7 p.m. Dailey (3rcle, Vernon; Sandra Marcucio, polka Mass sponsored by St. Joseph Tessier. MteU: 3U SI3S.W IWalaa: tsil Nrftcb: 004 paid $12i0 Attendanct: 2.0$$2.0$ $ scholarships were awarded for out­ also earned a Bronze Palm. He was Ellin^n; Paul Smithwick, Ellington; St. Joseph Polka Pals, a children’s TrHicU: VVl pii SKS.M Hair SIN.ia Triftcb: 0-4-S paid $34.50 Handt: $197.39$ standing musical performances in the second boy in the history of Troop Church will be Sunday from 11:15 folk dance group, will perform ethnic Boys’ Baseball — Steve Bates, Mike Marion Welz, Tolland; Raylene Wilson. a.m. to 9 p.m. Ahearn (most valuable player and the Vernon School system. Both plan 28 to be presented a Bronze Palm and Ellington; Keith Wohllebe, Tolland. dances at 2:30 p.m. The group is Coventry The 11:15 a.m. Mass will be con- highest batting average), Brian Drum­ to continue their music education in the rank of Eagle at the same Court Discharged Tuesday: Leonard Bourret, directed by Alice Levesque. mond, Matt Dreselly, Jim Kowalyshyn, Plainfield entries The Parks and Recreation Com­ college. Another senior, Julius of Honor, which was held at the EUlington; Laurie Kahn, Richmond Dr., celebrated by His Elxcellency Daniel Polish and American food and bar P. Reilly, Bishop of Norwich, and the Jaan Laius, Tom Maneggia, Bob Peter­ mission will conduct registration for Dichter, was awarded the Edith Ran­ Gilead Hill School. Manchester; Barbara M ller, Mountain refreshments will be available all Rev. Aloysius Kisuk and the Rev. son, Chris Rich, Brad Smith, Bill Wednesday Thursday matinee its tennis program toni^t at 7 at the som Memorial Award. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dr., South Windsor; Margaret Moniz, day. Stephenson, Joe Stephens, Joe White fa it TbN 1:1$ fJX Scantic Meadow Rd., South Windsor; Luke Waieszek, pastor and assistant Feurtb Sn tith Tioth Tinth high school tennis courts. The first Mrs. Leo Goutier was recently in­ Ralph Clark. He is an eighth grade (most improved player), Brian Winkler, Ptfi rw I u Firet 1. TkabuTM X2 Discounted tickets will be 1. r i Uttb Math 1. ft t r b u Printer 1. Thundty 1. iKbliSadb Doris Reese, Tolland; Grant Skewes, pastor of St. Joseph Church. Recipients of the top Bolton High School athletic awards Tnl 1. n Da S m X I 1. frurtlay X2 X GibM M n 12 -1 session of classes will run June 27 to stalled as president of the Ladies Gary Vine. X \m di nabuuH X la n S h ia X A b M c R a d student at Rham High School and is a Windsor. available until June 25. They may be 1. Cm 10 R n I X In ib r 7bi Great $-1 X M u O d m a I inbahidiMp 1X1 X C T iB a d l M i 7-2 Dancing and entertainment will be were Debbie Gilnack, most valuable female athlete, given by X F S a N t b X leyal Dirt X l a i d XCwdyTnlit July 11 for men and women. The so; Auxiliary to Vernon Post 10121, Golf Team — Chris Ursin, Scott Ovian 2. I f I b M 12 XbbmyLnd 2-1 X Ghnai’i S U 7-1 4. IN d a Id M 4. O d M member of the junior high track and purchased by calling 872-1304, 872- 4. S i w lif t M 9-2 X U e k y C M d y Birth Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and X Cnbni Btndt 5 4. SnfftStyb M 4. W tbr I 4. ludn Dilphta 7-2 X Irtd a r Ont Mna X2 X ladnftcy cond session will run July 18 to 25 for Veterans of Foreign Wars. Members under the huge tent on a wooden floor (most valuable player), Jeff Potterton, the Bolton Junior Woman’s Club, and Mike Ahearn, most X O F a t t u lt 7-1 X fipir SaMaat field team. He is a member of St. Mrs. Joseph Marqucio, Ellington.' 2014, or 643-6616. Tickets also may be 4. $ « b MI 5. $ N « tb rd U t 4-1 5. GniRMtt 1 X liy ild i S t n d 2-1 X M a t Firward I X Kinun lau Marty Ferguson (most improved 0. Cara 15-1 I. 0 ^ CMytn boys and girls 12 and older as well as of the VFW, the auxiliary and guests at the church grounds. Elddie Walen- valuable male athlete, given by the Knights of Columbus. 5. ETi farty Tm 2 i l a l i t f 10-1 X D t y t e Hm X Odd Dicbr 1X1 7. C l 'i Zappa Peter's Episcopal Church and also purchased at the door. 7. I f Tip 12-1 7. r $ lard Dual i X I 7. M tdO tetor T.TMmbin 7. iv.'i 1mm player). $. O r a ^ S r 10 T.iuSbMN X2 X lH Ib iM 1 X laytfab Qary X ! im th« i Gaad adults. The sessions for the young are invited to a social Saturday at 7 (Herald photo by Pinto) 7. S t r t ^ ’i fridt 3 7-2 X Taby I M 12-1 XStftSe^ The Crossbreeds 4-H beef and dairy XUH n 12-1 Fifth EbMh Fifth Eiilith Ebrtnth people will be in the morning and p.m. at the Post Home, Rt. 83. L Sal Abait 4 Saemd i. KM butt club. 1. O b A u lt e b 5-2 1. Vtfnt Npbb X I 1. Gttd D iaiM ia l 7-2 l.Sp^F Sactnd 1. MyWal XI X Fam P M X L k a taNlym G y thoM for the adults in the evening. The Vernon Junior Women’s Club X Hbly labi XI X Namiit bhn 4-1 XGNMmtcn 12-1 He became a member of Troop 28 l.frbbr'tlU 7 X IMtb X M e u Wiy 1 X Tm ottmtm' i M X M i M s $-1 X Nippbeu Sirnn X I X M X Gttd Ib d M X2 r$ 12-1 Tony D'Ambrosio will be the instruc­ is conducting its annual membership X fata Van S X A N M b W M ty 2-1 X Stent fartmr 1 in 1973, and has served as den chief, 4. Mqf I 4-1 4. Rtum dt X I 4. fau Niptm 4. LX'i Mchv 12-1 XFBiMIbibr IS 4. M l i t t b 12-1 4. Ib rC M iM d X I X H I U tor. No fee will be charged. Par­ XriSdtm O-1 l.lbfit X OF Ablrta 2-1 X lard Ntdantr XI X Ebctrafbd X Uttb M ly« 7-2 drive during June, July and August. scribe and librarian. He is an Ordeal 4. Harry Mopt 2 XGMnt Ihe XI X Wo t Ivan Bolton educators report frin b r 11-1 7. Gbriws X Print N 1X1 I. Izz y turn XlrtadNIvtbr X2 ticipants are asked to bring their own 5. Uttb Ontty 10 XOHfrtfit XI XfimIMa 1X1 7. Sam tlM g Dwry Membership is open to any woman member of Order of the Arrow, an M u 12-1 7. Gkrtaan Noppar 7. Ibry'i Mtty 0-1 In his monthly report to the Board Temporary repairs have been Lfaddy'iley 9 7. UCann 1X1 7. GbKs M it X I 7. f rte b u Tay X I X Cap's Rirtn X Saw 0 racquet and halls. Am hm m -UtH e L Sizzino h ifib r 7-2 X LC. Mdb 1X1 X iM H b 'i Rau(i X I X Kavim I s M X I aged 18 to 40. The club is a non-profit, honor camping society in scouting. will serve about 60 preschool through 7. S t f b r 'i fridt 7 X ftvtr flay XI Shth of Education, Bolton School Supt. made to electrical wiring and boxes Satb TmHIh The Herald is seeking applicants non-sectarian, and nonpartisan group ilM iy Scull 12 IM Tnulfth Third 1. G airit Shaa I He also holds awards for the Grade 6 students from July 6 to Aug. 1. Tan Uathar 10-1 1. SHm 1. bdy Kitty M Raymond Allen said all coaching and on the poles of the tennis courts. Per­ TM 1. Friind fab 4-1 1. D d 'i Out Off 2-1 l.T M iT rh b 1X1 X f m l M t I for the position of Coventry cor­ I X It m r u i 7-2 XlQdiMGaad XWsEh X2 to provide service and to promote Historical Trails, Paul Bunyan and 9. The program will emphasize the 1. Ittly lotp S X Fabbff 1X1 X 1 ^ i r m 12-1 XSamthb«MHa XI X O r C M i I extra stipend positions have been manent repairs will cost between X Natb S id i I M X Mac's lay 4-t Xla^fabnt X Need Wb 1X1 respondent. Experience is preferred t EfiDibra I X H nipbab 7-2 XMalirba X2 4. Aiaba b tv t civic, educational and social develop­ Eager Beaver, a conservation attainment of basic skills in reading 4. Kaiad X2 4.Kafmd 4. ftoarim 7-1 advertised and Interested staff $5(X) and $800. James Vietch, head X O u tM t 12 4. C J l Dneray 12-1 4. Dainty Dtfw X I 4. ltda'i Driftir X I XN but not essential. Night meeting ment in the town. To learn more, call 5. hbe't Gbt 1X1 X Oiytim M XI 5. Caal Vnt X I xashM X fi^'t WMtkm 1X1 award. He has three years perfect and math, language development and 4. C t e b b t 2 X lii ^ XSioat $. Indy'i 71m 1 * 1 And.unUKe^.. members asked to apply. School prin­ custodian, said the underground $. Gatruds 2-1 I. MV. Tm X2 X M O M a X I X LX'i ffiannacy 7-2 coverage is required. To learn more, Mrs. Thomas Cizauskas, 872-9591. use of the library. 5. t n y M n 4 Xbdy'iTbi 7. ^ lyndn 7. Mad Mb 7. (bThaHavt 1X1 attendance and a year of outstanding 1 Gtatt’i Fbtbr t ; 7. Zda X2 7. kb Friind kbrby X I 7. frinbr’t KMy 0-1 X Via Nam N call Doug Bevins at The Herald, 643- cipals will evaluate the applications. wiring may have to be replaced. I X Tiftr Laub 7-1 X D.X'i h a ^ X I X frin b r'i Xiy.rtd 1X1 T.ladlUppb X Rlmyby Fai X Ed's ChMtiy X2 A party of missionaries who repre­ attendance. Laura Szczechowicz will be team 7. A What 7 X Fai f r m 2711. sent the American Indian Ministries Allen said he attended a meeting Student placement leader and teacher. Other'teachers X Upturn Artiit If Out le t Dab's Out Off Out let Gurtttn Napptr David’s Elagle service project was with parents of Rham High School in 12th btth The Coventry Police Department of Laveen, Ariz., will be guest the designing, organizing, planning Richard Packman, Bolton Elemen­ will be Karen Rosano, Thomas I Spec Cbcktrt Sptcbh Attan- i students who are interested in Aietbeain lib bWhibyin2iid will sponsor a course on safe boating speakers tonight at 7:30 at the Ver­ and arranging for construction of a tary Center School principal, said the Dzieck, Susan Kane, Meri Miselis R o g e r S t a u b d c h exploring the possibility of enrolling July 3 to 9. Classes will be conducted non Assemblies of God Church, 47 heavy-duty gate for the entrance to annual Planning and Placement and Gloria Finnegan. each day at 1 p.m. at the Town Hall. Quarterback their children at Bolton High School. Old Town Rd. The Rev. Harold Han­ Camp Johnson. The purpose of the D a Q a s C o w b o y s Team review of children having Marianne Daly will be the “While apparently nothing will Each session will last about one hour. son, founder of the American Indian gate is to eliminate vandalism and special needs was completed recent­ professional tutor and Marilyn develop for the next school year, Officer Lyndon Wilmot will be the in­ Ministries in 1962, and a former resi­ unauthorized people. ly. The reviews have been submitted Fiano. the paraprofessional aide. comments at the meeting lead me to structor. The course is required for dent of Hartford, is leader of the This project took about 480 hours of to the Central Planning and Place­ believe the question may be raised in anyone under 16 who wants to group. Featured speaker will be the boypower and manpower^ Most ment Team. the Rham district again early in the Attend workshop operate a motorboat. Adults may Rev. Larry Upshaw, an Apache In­ materials and services were SUPER Packman said teachers have been also take the course. dian preacher. The public is invited. donated. next school year,” Allen said. meeting to discuss the placement of Joseph Fleming, Bolton High • A former teacher and a former students for next year. School principal; Kenneth Roy, custodian in the Bolton school system First aid policy science teacher, and George were denied unemployment benefits. Rohaeik, guidance counselor, recent­ The & ard of Education recently • A handbook showing the ly attended a workshop sponsored by adopted.”a policy on first aid and' Fair housing plan nixed reorganization of the schools’ special the New England Association of education programs will be dis­ emergencies. The policy outlines Secondary Schools for high schools Vernon tributed to staff m em bers in first aid procedures during regular that will face evaluation the next two focuses more on education. A Fair Housing Agency, proposed September. school activities and during in­ years. The town adopted its own Fair allocated to education, he said. by the Urban League of Greater • Bolton will receive $27,155 for its terscholastic athletics. Fleming said Bolton is scheduled Housing Plan last year. It indicates Councilman Joseph Merluzzo said allocation for tbe Elementary and The board also adopted a policy on Hartford, was rejected by the Vernon that the town will support enforce­ one per cent of grant money from for evaluation in the spring of 1979. Town Coiucil Monday night. Secondary Education Act, Title 1 staff protection saying, “The board Fleming said he was notified by ment of fair housing laws on a each town would figure to about will be Vigorous in its protection of The town was asked to commit one program. Dr. Albert Kind, chairman of the regional basis. It also stresses that $155,000 and the budget is estimated all teachers from physical and/or per cent of its Community Develop­ • Partial implementation of the University of Connecticut program the town will conduct an infor­ at $61,000. He questioned what good it psychological abuse.” ment block grant. The town has, for new staff evaluation process will for superior students, that Bolton mational campaign. would do Vernon to participate. the past three years, received grants begin in September. Full implemen­ Sum m er school High School is certified for the Patrick McCalK, president of the “I really don't feel Vernon fits in of 325,000. tation will begin later in the year. A Title 1 summer school program program for 1977-78. Greater Vernon Board of Realtors, with some of the other towns,” he The league agency Is designed to said the board supports the basic said. provide a fair housing service for principles of the Urban League Councilman James Filkoff agreed Capitol Region towns and to en­ proposal. with Merluzzo, as did Councilman courage an affirmative marketing Jai Alai results j i Jal Alai entries i H u n program. He said, however, that the proposal Donald Elden who asked if citizens II. .1 iLiiii8>w8i.iii»iimii(ug'. M b 3-4 $$4J0 I Vrf-Map S-1 L Oorrit-bvitr 7-1 L 7tbalaCyt rrica 7-1 8 Nrftcb $-2 S72.N 1. Oobar-Ceniabt 0-1 to increase the town’s attractiveness Some residents argued the building Slit Rtfw-GMrtM Sabi Can 'S < ^ t b N proposed Interstate 291 — a highway Triftcb S-2-4 $4U70 h rftc b 4-3 S1S3.N SNi CiayOrratM 7 Subs Ecbna-GMrmca to prospective industrial clients. of more highways is ridiculous in / IPW f T ;'" ^ Triftcb 4-3-1 $IN .10 34-7 0-1-7 7-94 0-3-7 5-7-1 5-1-2 3 -M 5-3-7 4-7-5 7-24 3-7-1 7-4-3 5-1-4 0-4-1 5-2-t 5 4 4 to connect 1-91 in Windsor with 1-86 in FMrti TMGtM Nbitb M Many residents, including Robert view of the increasing energy shor­ 4 Cm 23.U UN 4i0 ShRiG M it TMiftbCam Manchester, cr(fssing into South A tr ^ a id o U fr ^ I^ io n of our"^^nt|y styletJ vested suits 0.N $J0 12J0 0.40 $.N 1. RtmOt-Cbtrtnt M 1.. li$caran4naMHictm-unMM b 4-1 1. Ebrrit-Cnmca t-1 1. Nndl-M M rtt 0-1 Finch of the Conservation and Inland tage. 3i0 S.N 4J0 2. OrrRtmtt 0-1 2.' Gtut^rMa M 2. bty-O rratM 0-1 2. C an y-N irriu 7-1 Windsor at the Bissell Bridge. mrkiUnmeri Superbly taiJorfed in cod;" crisp fabrics. XGtflt-IbbI 7-1 1 7abica4tcM 0-2 Wetlands Commission, said they “I think more of the soil and the M b 1-4 $40.20 IN ^3. Zabab-ItdZabab-Itfrf 7-2 3. btus-CorroM 0-1 Town officials seemed to favor the Ptriicb 4-1 $111.70 ( M b 1-2 $43i0 4. kri lsei 9-2 4. laMbEcMarrt 9-2 4. 7-2 4. Edm a-bvbr 9-2 were concerned about the en­ people who are going to come after ChexJS# peat contemporary pastels, Triftcb 4-M $101S.$0 N H tcb 2-1 $1$9.N 5. 4-1 5. Eintbbittntf 0-1 5. Cany Mitrb 5-1 5. Oolhrar-lbtmica 5-1 proposed road, contending it is 1 Ort^i^tiaii 7-2 0. I i Idrrar-Uniuiaca 4-1 vironmental impact the highway will me,” said Barbara Murray of 712 rrfth Triftcb 2-1-0 $497.10 5-1 0. Rvfint-Ltcw 4-1 needed to eliminate the massive J anial^ffashipil^des. 4 Cw) StTM 7.2abab-UrM 5-1 7.------Rofflt4icrcAa 7-1 7. M c fiA -M ic a 7-1 7. bty-Sorta 0-1 17.20 13.40 IN L latcaran-utnirrt 1-1 i OrtniJtpa |.j L Edm a-ntrrt 0-1 have on South Windsor. King St. Mrs. Murray told of many 2 bt} Gwrnici 0.20 2.10 If c h m S c r t t U N 1.20 A N L Z u bka-bratM 7-2 east-west traffic expected once the |^ n g s,'^ u f^ , Short Stouts. SttaM-OiaMb SiAt Mt-StbattiM Subs btw -Sorta Of particular concern to the com­ 7 IM Cormi 4i0 S b t) CtrrtM 4.40 $.20 Subs Ebrrit-fierrt inconveniences she and her family S 7-3 447 0-21 0-54 3 4 7 1-34 4-1-3 3-14 4 4 1 0-3-5 4 7-5 40-3 0-4-1 0 1 $ 0-3-0 0 4 4 J.C. Penney Co. warehouse is built in mission is an area of wetlands (Mb 2-4 $3S.H 2 tm f Itc M $ io Manchester. suffered when the Bissell Bridge was Nrftcb 4-2 $11120 M b S-l $NJ0 between Long Hill and Ellington Rd. built near her home, Triftcb 4-2-7 $707.70 Ndtcb l-S $17$N Those opposing the proposal, i-W' Skill Triftcb l-$-2 $03170 Also of concern is the possible effect however, will not have to worry for a t Mayor Sandra Bender asked that 0 M M 11.40 5.40 $.40 Tnlftk on the Podunk River, Plum Gulley 4 ItntOt iHMt 7.40 0.20 Tbwbviir 14.20 S.U 7i0 while because the highway is "not DOT commit itself on whether or not 1 Ortfb IctiWTt 1 bn Otiuibi S.N 4.N Brook and the Connecticut River 3.N expected to reach the ‘‘land acquisi­ the road is going to be built, and (Mb44$00.S0 $ b fin t Sirta 4.N flood plain. Ptrbeb M $1$9.N ( M i a 1-7 $3 4N tion stages" in South Windsor until at when. Triftcb 0-4-1 $70190 M c b 7-1 $117J0 least 1981. Maynard Briggs, of 124 Long Hill Local traffic problems resulting Triftcb 7-1-S $7 N .N Rd. told DOT officials his farm M ; $333,ON If it is built, state Department of from the Manchester Industrial OIIm O W 4,414 would be one of the three homes Transportation (DOT) officials say I- Park, which will border South Wind­ removed under the present plans for sor, has been of concern to South 291 will require rerouting of the highway. Ellington Rd. and Burnham St., the Windsor officials for some time. Connecticut state reorganization Briggs said he felt the land in­ extension of McGuire Rd. to Rt. 5, Most feel the present road system GM YOU HELP US CARE based on the Filer Committee Report volved should ‘‘be kept in produc­ in town is not adequate to handle a O UR REG and the closing of King St. near the tion.” has been signed into law. Congratula­ Podunk Mill on Ellington Rd. massive traffic increase. FOR THOSE M NEED OF tions to Governor Grasso, the legisla­ 110 HEALTH SERVICESl! tive bodies and the citizens who Area police report supported it A sizeable savingon our entire:^ba of summer’s Enviously more than 200 agencies East Hertford extensive damage to turf. Court is most versatile cortjbinatipn, Wear it ^ a handsome NIIISES, HOIK reported to the Governor; now the He was held at the police station ' 8 Linda A. Davis, 24, of Broad Brook July 11. and later released on a $500 non­ suit. Switch to thetontrasttiig $l^»'apd you have H O in OKS, ind number is a more manageable 22. A was arrested Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. surety bond. Court date is July 13 in a sport 0*1^ In alv id ei8 fe|o n of smart COWIMijiis llu'snuirl |MH>nk‘ better organized government means upon a local pharmacist’s complaint V e r n o n Rockville. needed to work with the better services for Connedictit citi­ and was charged with fraud, deceit Richard J. Charland, 21, of 19 . y colors and patterns. elderly incapacitated, con­ NlillsavcaE IIaB. ,and misrepresentation, forgery, and Mountain Spring Rd., Tolland, was C o v e n tr y \ R ebars, Shdrts, Longs. ■•ec. valescing and injured in zens. H takes a lot of cloing to make charged early this morning with dis­ Ill iIh' 111 si pliu'u, ut'oliut SA‘U‘11 u,i\s lo sau'. Anti |m\ iliu use of a false name. She was released Edward E. Farnham , 25, of their home or medical lli^lu•^l iiiU’irsi ilu- lau allows. ()ii afi-UMi sa\iii|;stt’Milnalr government more responsive and orderly conduct, driving while his on $5,000 surety bond for appearance (Tiaplin, was charged Tuesday with facilities. iviili a SI .(MH) iiiiniiiiiiiiHt('|Misii you still uai 11 T'/j'/l |kt .inmiiii. you did it! in Common Pleas Court 12 July 11. license was suspended, and improper possession and cultivation of •\ll iliu uav lip ioU‘11 \<-ai>! (iiiaiaiiurd. Ku n ililinilu’i Petro Moore, 18, of 115 Nutmeg passing. marijuana and criminal trespassing. We honor iiisiihiiioiisau'Iovm iin^mhiu-hI iliciri.iics.()|K'na BanKAmencard MndermNi-lIttle sa\ihj;s .utoiiiii al I l.iiiliml .N.iiioiul, \\i- pui 11101 u iniuU’Ni Lane, East Hartford, was arrested Vernon Police said Charland Police said he was allegedly & Master Charge Come to A n d ef^'U W e and label yourself smart. FULL OR PART TIME created a disturbance after being iMVtMii limiir! l)u|»osiis.uu iiiMiinl upH)S 10.000. I’ttluial Tuesday on a warrant charging him growing marijuana in a wooded area CALL 643-9515 i(‘i;ulaiioiis U’tjujiua suhslaiilial iiiluii-si |H'tialls ioi uai 1\ with second-degree criminal mis­ stopped on the motor vehicle viola­ on Merrow Rd. where he was cam­ williiliaual. chief. tion. He was released on a $ ^ non­ ping out. MMCHESHR PMKADE • MANCHESTER • WE8TFARMS MAU - WEST HARmilO AID and ASSISTANCE of surety bond and was arrested again ; ii.\irm m i)v\TM>v\L Police said Moore drove a car late He was released on a $200 non­ NORTHEASTERN CONN., MG. GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT at night over the ball fields at Labor later for again driving under suspen­ surety bond for court appearance 357 E. Cantar SI. , Manchattar ;ik\.\K ;i»im sT ...... Field near Mayberry Village causing sion. July 15. « Pm(MM PMVIOIIK NURSING, (HOME HEALTH AIO) riic l iiM I’laa'io.Siivc AND (»MI>AHH)N SERVKES PAGE FOt B B - MA.NCHESTEH E\'EMNC HERALD. MaadiCTtCT Conn . Wtd , Jane g . O n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977— PAGE FIVE-B

(ii lilMiH'MUP*eiRWfiiF'MIUINi:^IIIM»i'f''4gy « Herald angle! Superb pitching, hitting, defense lonnors wins ( Last night’s softball

National League rONIGHT’S GAMES night at Cheney. Maureen winners while Jim Butch Gerich, John Whin- two apiece for Moriarty’s. despite fans Mackiewicz and Ann Lachapelle and Steve Earl Yost East JC’» V*. Oil Heat, 6 field and Steve Cianci two Kvadus each had four hits, Cassano each had a pair for REG W L Pet. GB —Fitzgerald apiece for Moon. Mike Sports Editor ispells it all for rampaging Red Sox Frank’* vs. Fogarty's, Simone Calhoun, Donna I^egal’s. ____ Mistretta, John Wiggin, Ron Behind a 20-hit attack, Chicago 41 22 .851 WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) — Jimmy 7 il5 —Fitzgerald MIodzinski and Barbara Norton Electric tripped Phila 35 29 .547 6W Connors, sporting a steel splint on his injured/ FELINE Blomburg and Roger Glen VR, Reed, Si30 Ewaski three apiece and Jim’s Arco, 17-3, last night "The thing that hasn't reached Tiant for only a Pitta. 34 29 .540 7 Runs poured across in Talbot each had a pair of BAL'nM ORE (UPI) “ If anybody throws the for? He’s one of the few Fisk. Martinez departed thumb, proved both his fitness and steel-nerved' —Fitzgerald Maureen Schofield and Dot at Keeney. Kevin Kelly had been noticed is that oor scratch single by Lee May St. Loula 35 30 .538 7 every inning except the se- base knocks for Lanes. — Ifs almost like ball at my beki. I’m going guys we handle pretty after he hit Scott, setting NY 29 36 .447 13 determination in front of a hostile center-court Angel* V*. CRT Blue, 6 Brindamour two each for four hits, Wayne Rogers pitching has been outstan­ in the fourth arid a solid cond as Crispino’s pulling a row of bars to go after them.” said the g o ^. There’s no meaning up a first-and-second situa­ Montreal 28 35 .444 13 —Robertson the Elks. Theresa Lynn and In th e nightcap, and Wally Pocius three ding." said Zimmer, double by Pat Kelly in the to what happened. But, of crowd Tuesday to show why he is the 9-4 trimmed Tommy’s, 22-9, One game itand or lemons or whatever 216-pound Scott, who tion for reiiever Tippy Weal Pero’g vs. Moon, 7 il5 Ann Lynn each had two Crispino’s got past Moriar­ each and Ken Bruno two referring to the attention ninth. Martinez. favorite for the men’s singles crown at last night at Nebo. Mary Looking back on the local baseball scene Frank Lu- chased but never caught course, the guy that gets W L GB —Robertson safeties for the Doors. ty’s, also by a 10-9 count. for Norton’s. Leo Maheux on a slot machine. The his club's slugging has "Tiant had a great fast­ hit is always the maddest.'' Pinch hitter Dwight Wimbledon’s centenary championships. Cochran, Lori Christiana pien. an office visitor, recalled the old Cheney Mill the 156-pound Martinez. “I U 44 23 Cirruit* v*. HLanes, and Sally Lentocha. Each Corky Coughlin homered had two of Jim’s six hits. Boston Red Sox are been getting ball." said Zunmer. “It want his bide. If it was in­ Someone asked Zimmer Evans popped up for the se­ Clncl League which staged its games at the West Side Oval in The 24-year-oId left- 8:30 —Robertson CHARTER OAK had three hits, Anne and singled twice, Mike getting superb "In spring training, was bis best outing of the tentional, he'll do it again. how he would grade the cond out, but Butch Hobson San Fran 31 37 .456 13W Player of Week the 1920s hander from Belleville, 111. Glass vs. Tee, 6 —Nebo Highland Park Market (Jracyalny homered and Coughlin and Gene Riccio some people didn't think year.” “ But that pitch was up ’’braw l.” When it was singled to right, scoring San Diego 31 40 .437 IS shaking start Monday with NEW YORK (U P I)-S e­ Lupien. one of four brothers, all crackerjack athletes - pitching, hitting and ran a gauntlet of un­ David’s vs. Seruse, stroked 24 hits en route to a singled and Barb Brody, each had three hits and we could win with the The 36-year-oId right­ suggested a D-minus might Houston 28 40 .412 16W the elimination of fourth- cond baseman Rob An­ defense all at once — around the top of my head Fisk, and Denny Doyle precedented booing from 7 1 15 Nebo 20-3 route of Annulli’s last Albert. Clysses. Ted and Frank - who played high school pitching we had. But our hander disagreed. Atlanta 23 44 .343 21 seeded American Roscoe Dale Titus, Gail White and Dennis Walsh and Brian and I know he’s got better be in order, Zimmer cleared the bases with a 15,000 tennis fans and Telephone v». night at Fitzgerald. Tom McDermitt two apiece for drews of the San Francisco and college ball the first three at Harvard and the latter and the payoff has pitching changed over­ '‘No." he said from Tueiday’* Reiult* Tanner, provided no major Rachelle Ayotte two at Tufts remembered when his father was pressed into control than that. He did replied: "Not even that two-run double to right. never let his resolve falter Nelson’s, 6 —Nike Mac had five hits, Don Crispino’s. Paul Ostuni and Giants is the Player of the been a special kind of night. ^ r l y in the season behind his omnipresent Montreal 6, Houston 0 upheavals as the first safeties apiece for right to get away,” added much. It wasn't worth It appeared the first while charging to a 6-3,6-2, R enn’s vs. Aradia, Simmons four, Peter Week in the National duty in the Cheney League one night to avoid a forfeit five-game “high.” we were allowing 10 nms a Cuban cigar. “ I thought I Cincinnati 10, round was completed. Crispino's. Sandy Irish had Fred Valenti each had The senior Lupien, who earned the first name of “The Boomer,” who leads rating.” Baltimore hit. May’s 6-4 first-round victory over 7:15 —Nike Devanney, Lou Wellington three safeties and Karl League for the week en­ day. it seemed. " pitched better in Texas (a Philadelphia 5 four hits and Donna Clysses - the same as his most famous son. who was The Red Sox. behind Luis the AL with 19 homers, in­ Martinez. 6-5, struck out fourth inning single off Britain’s Richard Lewis in HNBank vs. Turnpike, and Jerry Cosgrove three Hasel and Ron Lalaberte ding June 19 it was an­ Fourth inning home runs three-hit shutout nine days New York 5, Atlanta 2,11 Magowan, Claire Fazzina, known during his long professional baseball career as Tiant's two-hit pitching cluding seven in seven eight Red Sox and had only Boston shortstop Rick pursuit of the title he won The only minor ripple 6 —Keeney each and Dick Lewis two nounced Monday. by Jim Rice and George ago).’’ two bad innings — the innings Cathy Grant and Jeanine Tony • was an officer in Cheney s from 1920 to 1932 and two more home runs, games. Burieson's giove, would in 1974. came when clay-court SBM V * . B&J, 6 for Market. Devanney Scott brought Boston's Despite his baffling per­ Pittsburgh 9, San Diego 2 Cowles two apiece for Piz­ (Jne night while Lupien Senior was at the Oval to watch blanked Baltimore. 7-0. After the bench-clearing fourth and ninth. In the become the subject of an “It just made me play specialist Harold Solomon, —Cheney homered twice and seven-game homer total to formance. Tiant still St. Louis 4, Los Angeles za. the Mam Office team play, it was found to be a man short Tuesday night for their incident, which was totally fourth, a 420-foot shot to official scoring controver­ better,” said Connors, the No. 16 and last seed Wellington once. Mike 24. tying a major league wasn't the subject of any 3, ( 10) and although out of baseball for nearly 25 years he con­ fifth straight win and a 4*^ void of punches, Martinez left-center by Rice gave sy, but Keiiy's twoKiut dou­ commenting on the from Silver Springs, Md., w o m e n ’F r e c Parrott had two of An- EASTERN record set by the 1964 New post-game clubhouse Qilcago 8, San Francisco sented to go in and play rightfield game lead m the American left the game. Boston a 1-0 lead, and they ble off the right field wall crowd’s angry reaction to lost 6-4, 4-6,7-5,7-5 to Steve Twenty-three hits were •nulli’s eight'hits. Coming from behind, York Giants and the 1962 chatter. That honor went to 2 1 remember the game well." Frank said. " Jack League East The fact all He also departed the extended it to 3-0 when in the ninth ended any his absence from Monday’s Docherty from Portland, banged out in a 13-1 win by MCC Vets downed the victories have come Cleveland Indians. The Scott, who went after park'early, leaving Cariton Fisk waiked and chance of that. Today's Games Ore. the Elks over Lavallee last SILK CITY Tierney’s, 13-9, last night I h iG Burkhardt was pitching My father was in street clothes parade of the champions, homers gave Tiant a 3-0 im ore our busineti He drove a ball back hard at Burkhardt which hit him in against despised intra­ Baltimore starter and Baltimore Manager Elarl Scott followed with an op­ Before Kelly doubled, Chicago (Bonham 6-6) at which cost him a com­ Single markers in the at Nebo. For the Vets, lead and he coasted from loser Dennis Martinez in the stomach and bounded away He recovered in time and division rivals — the Weaver to defend him. posite field homer to right. Tiant had retired 15 batters San Francisco (Halicki 6-5) memorative medal and first four frames gave Barry Stearns and Ray o. CARTER'S threw my father out at first. My father was not any speed Orioles and New York — there. the ninth after being hit in “That pitch obviously got Rice, who has 17 hits in in a row. He struck out five Houston (Bannister 2-6) earned him the “extreme Allied Printing a 4-2 win Huk each had three hits the hand by a pitch. The demon and was playing in street shoes makes the "high " even The Orioles, who were away from him,” said his iast 27 at bats, ted off and walked three in at Montreal (Alcala2-4), N displeasure’’ of the Little League over Reed last night at and Steve Demur, Ron NEW 1977 CHEVROLET also two-hit by Boston's hand was shielding his face 1 was surprised that he even hit the ball as Burkhardt more intense for .Manager Weaver. “ What do we want the ninth with a double, evening his career record Cincinnati (Blllingham 8- organizers. Fitzgerald. Joe Dickerman, Ted Kuchas Rick Wise Monday night. at the time. was one of the best pitchers around." Frank recalled Don Zimmer to throw at George Scott then scored on a single by against Baitimore at 18-18. 3) at Philadelphia “BeKeve me, if I could VanOudenhove had two and Russ Mace two apiece. Lupien Senior had been a fine athlete in his youth and (Christenson 6-5), N have been there I would NATIONAL INTERNA'nONAL hits including a homer, John Kearney homered. his four sons followed in his footsteps Atlanta (Niekro 4-9) at have been,” he said of the Plating runs in the first Dean Gressman had two Don Leonard and Bob For the Funeralmen, Steve Frank starred at Tufts in the three major sports, New York (Zachry S-6), N ceremony in which 41 four innings, Moriarty singles and Mike Luby a Plaster two hits apiece and Casavant and Tom Tierney baseball, basketball and football, and later coached the Pittsburgh (Reuss 2-7) at champions dating from Bros, belted the Medics, two-base knock to lead the Bob Tinsley homered for each had three hits and Olympic talent San Diego (Griffin 5-4), N Jim McAuley, Brian same three while teaching high school in Dover. Mass. Crawford stops Yanks 16-4, last night at Buckley. Allied, Dolph Hampton and 1926 received special Lawyers to a 6-4 win over St. Louis (Underwood 3- Al captained the baseball team at Harvard as did Tony medals from the Duke of With the win, Moriarty's, Dairy Queen last night at Cal Chowange each had a Quigley and Harry Roy two before Joining the Boston Red Sox. The latter also cap­ 2) at Los Angeles (Hooton Kent, cousin oP Queen 12-2, clinched the league ti­ pair'd safeties for the apiece. McAuley and John the finish of Frank Leber Field. ’The Lawyers tained the Harvard basketball team. All but Tony were in MCC Relays DETROIT (UPI) - hits, knocked in four runs 4-3), N Elizabeth. But he declined tle and a berth in the town Constructionmen. Horton homered. Lucchesi as Texas are now 6-7. Chris Holmes outfielders. Forgotten how to win? and scored twice in the to say if he would championship to be held in manager. Lucchesi was had two bingles for the 3-9 CH EYEH N E Va TO N P IC K U P Tony Lupien stepped down as varsity baseball coach at Jim CYawford could Kansas City romp. George )o n Leagu e apologize. July. Paul Hohenthal losers. NIKE DUSTY expected to be fired today Len Morse had three hits Dartmouth last month after a 21-year career. A first By EARL YOST Brett and Tom Poquette Connors, one of 22 p a c ^ MB’s with two hits Every hit count in a 23-13 • n. FI«*t»kS« body, V*l onglno, auto trana, hMvy duty brakaa, roar barely remember and replaced by Eddie East baseman with the Red Sox and Chicago White Sox, he still Sport* Editor also had three hits apiece Americans who clinched and a homer with Jeff and Tom Morse, Jim win by North End Fire •tap bumpor, chroma grllla, atalnloaa ataol mirrora, AM radio, full what a victory was. Stanky. W L Pet. GB depth foam aaat. haavy dt^ front A raar aprtnga, atablllsor bar, holds the Boston record for a player grounding into the with Brett driving in three second-round places during Popik and Tim and Brian Reagan, John Quinn and over Belcon last night at Several athletes who competed in the 1976 The left-handed long- W liiir Sox 3, Angel* 2 Boston 39 25 .609 power ateering, haavy duty chaaala aquipment, apeelal 2-tone fewest doubleplays, only three in 1943, runs and Poquette scoring the first two days of the Feshler adding two hits INT. FARM Tim O’Neil two apiece as Robertson. For the paint, Carter cere peckege. Stock #4048 Olympic Games in Montreal will be on display relief specialist picked up The White Sox managed Balt. 35 30 .538 4W All four Lupiens at one time played on the same three times. Jim Colborn NY 36 31 .537 4W championships, explained: apiece. Dave MacBride Dairy Queen nipped the Walnut Barbers nipped Hosemen, Andy Santini baseball team. either Saturday or Sunday in the MCC New only his second American only three hits off Nolan and Marty Pattin com­ Cleve. 30 31 .492 7W ‘"The doctor wanted to see had three hits for the Lawyers, 13-12, last night Lathrop, 8-7, last night at homered and singled. Jay SALE PRICE $ 5 2 1 5 League win in two seasons Ryan but bunched two of The boys are now in retirement. Tony joining the others England Relays bined on a four-hitter. Milw 32 35 .478 8W my finger right after prac­ Medics. at Verplanck. For the Nike. Jeff Maxwell, Dave Rogers and Rich Fyler pouod weight Uirow event Tuesday night in pitching them in the second inning Indian* 4, Blue Jay* 0 Detroit 29 35 .453 to winners, Mario Tirillo had Mazzoli, Mel Bidwell and three hits each and Tom when he hung up his spikes at the Ivy League school. One of the latest entrants last year. tice so that’s what I did.” the Detroit Tigers to a 5-2 — a bases-loaded single by Paul Dade scored twice Toronto 24 39 .381 14W AMERICAN three singles and a double, Leo Tedone each had two Davis four. Al Stegman was Albert Lomotey. a Saturday, all eyes will be The top-seed, who meets Two $ide$ to story victory that was the New Ralph Garr and an RBI and drove home a run to West Eight runs in the third in­ Sean Doherty doubled and hits for the Insurancemen had four hits, Bob Post m e m b e r of G h a n a ’s on Ireland’s Danny fellow-American Marty (Africa) squad in the 1(X) York Yankees’ fifth single by Alan Bannister. help the Tribe to their W L Pet. GB ning powered American singled twice, Mike St. with the latter homering. three and Bill Henry and Just one man's opinion; New York Yankee Manager McDaid, who will fly over straight loss. Riessen Wednesday in the and 2(X) meters and relay Steve Stone, with relief fourth straight win under Chicago 36 28 .563 Legion to an 18-7 win over Onge tripled and singled Ed Moriconi two apiece for Billy Martin didn't use much tact in removing Reggie to defend his title in the 12- The lively ball got a second round, said team. The 22-year-oId from Lerron LaGrow, was new Manager Jeff Tor- Minn 37 29 .561 Modern Janitorial last twice, Mike Hebert stroked INDY Belcon, Jackson after the latter's lackadasical play on a batted mile run Saturday at Uie Calif. 31 31 .500 4 although his thumb still ICARTER Virginian will compete in Ron Krogh juicing from Mickey the winner as Chicago borg. Rick Waits, 4-0. night at Waddell. Mark three bingles and Bob Three runs in the first in­ ball last Saturday against the Red Sox. And, Jackson MCC campus area. Texas 31 31 .500 4 hurt and needed support the 100 and 200 here Sunday Homer* Stanley and Tito Fuentes, maintained its .002 lead hurled 6 2-3 innings of from the splint, he was in Zimkiewicz and Mike Kaiser tripled. Randy ning gave Nassiff Camera CANDLELIGHT didn't score any points with his comments directed at the McDaid has represented each of whom cracked a over Minnesota in the AL Kan. City 32 32 .500 4 at Memorial Field’s Wigren shutout ball in only his se­ excellent condition mental­ Calabro each doubled and Busiere had three doubles. a 3-1 win over Regal’s Men Scoring early, Blue Moon field boss Enough said?...And, was it right for the Mets Ireland in the marathon two-run home run. West. Oakland 29 35 .453 7 to trade ace pitcher Tom Seaver to the World Champion Track in part two of the cond start. Don Hood and Seattle 31 40 .437 8W ly and physically. Dan Wright stroked a pair Bob Busiere two singles last night at Nike. Josh held on for a 10-9 win over the past two Olympics. Tiger fans received a Royal* 13, Mariner* 3 Howroyd had three blows Cincinnati Reds and the commissioner's office did two-day promotion. Jim Kern finished up. Tuesday’* Result* The championships, of singles for Legion. Mark and Greg Hamilton tripled Holiday Lanes last night at 6 4 6 - 6 4 6 4 The feature Saturday Moriarty’s mild scare in the third in­ Hal McRae had three for the Lawyers. and Pat Collet and Steve Robertson. George Brook nothing, yet stopped Charlie Finley's move to rid Oakland Lomotey will represent will be the 12-raile AAU Kansas City IS, Seattle 3 which got off to a form­ Walling doubled for 122S MAIN ST. MANCHESTER the Concerned AUiletes in ning when outstanding Modern. Rascher two apiece for the had three bingles and of Vida Blue's services, not to forget his nixing of the A s championship and a three- rookie right-hander Dave Minnesota 9, Texas 5 deal of Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers to Boston last Action Track Club from trim Herb’s mile run, four divisions in Rozema was removed Chicago 3, (California 2 season...GHO officials are smiling with U.S. Open champ Portsmouth, Va. each, starting at 1 o'clock TRANSMISSION Detroit 5, New York 2 Other teams entered in­ from the game because of Hubert Green one of the early entries for the Aug. 3-7 while Sunday’s activities Unloading a 10-hit a t­ SPECIAL Geveland 4, Toronto 0 Florence Barre wins clude the Jaguar Track a tightness in his right JUNE promotion at the Wethersfield Country Club. Green has get under way at 10:15 with tack, which featured a Boston 7,. Baltimore 0 Club of New York Iw SMi aoi DagnMMi won over |118,000 to date. Two years ago he defeated Don the last of 56 set to start at home run by Ron Krogh, Milwaiikee 12, Oakland 1 Spring golf tournament Bies for the GHO title in a playoff... Monday night, Carl city. Cooper Striders of 4:05 at Memorial Field. Moriarty’s trounced American Today’s Games Framingham, Mass.,and Yastrzemski misjudged a fly ball that went for a double Admission will be Herb’s last night at League Seattle (Pole 4-2) at Kan­ LcMans Track Club of New sas City (Splittorff 5^), N First winner of a major Barre with Cora Anderson NOW SAVE against Baltimore. luckily, for the Red Sox there was no charged on Sunday. Moriarty Field, 10-5, in AUTO damage. On the other hand, as fate would have it, Reggie York. Hartford Twi League play, Texas (Blyleven 6-8) at tournament in the second with scores of 151 Jackson of the Yanks lost a ball in the lights against Leading the latter club shoulder but Manager Minnesota (Butler O-l), N Women’s Division at the and 152 respectively. Ralph Houk revealed after Sears CENTER Detroit and it went for a double. The runner scored and it will be Maxwell Peters, Dave Bidwell scattered California (Brett 6-4) at Manchester Country Club Winning teams in the » 2 3 . o « ‘ 3 4 the game it was only a was the margin of victory for the Tigers, who wore the colors of An­ nine hits in going the dis­ Chicago (Kravec 2-2), N this season was Florence first Member-Member Narkon loses precautionary measure. In Sets of Four tigua in the ‘76 Games in tance for the decision. The New York (Holtzman 2- Barre over Karen Parciak Guest Day Tournament, Montreal. He will take part Nancy Narkon was Crawford, who was 1-8 MAO All Labor 3) at Detroit (Roberts 3-7), in the Spring Tournament. which attracted 78 with eliminated in the first only damaging blow was FREE Charges Quoted Save ‘23 to *34 on a set of 4 Steel in the triple jump. with a 4.53 earned run TEST N The champ reached the Two Ball, Best Ball play ^4 O F F Belted 30s. 2 steel belts plus 2 poly­ Met rookie latest hero round of the Connecticut Mike Darr’s three-run average for Detroit last Sunday’s other former homer in the second which MINOR ADJUSTMENTS to Cleveland (Eckersley 7- finals by eliminating Lynn were: Gross - Esther ester cord plies help give strength, Women; Women’s Golf season after being obtained Olympians include gave Herb’s a short-lived 3- COMPUTE OVERHAULS 5) at Toronto (Vuckovich 2- Prior in the semifinals Burnham-Emma SteadyRiders long wear. NEW YORK (UPI) — Most baseball %outs weightmen Al Hall and Bob Championship yesterday in in a trade with Houston, 6) . N while the runnerup dis­ Oleksinski 83, Alice Bantly 1 lead. 24 HOM n a T0W1M believe rookie outfielder Steve Henderson, Backus, one-two finishers Orange by Jane Palker of has been pitching well late­ Boston (Cleveland 6-3) at posed of Linda Kaye in - Isabelle Parciak 84, Del Torrington, 3 and 2. M S44-IW2 allw ( P .K Steel Belted 30 Sears Low SALE Plus acquired by the New York Mets in the Tom in the National AAU 56- ly as Houk’s left-handed Baltimore (Palmer 8-6), N Class A. Hartman-Jan Leonard 86; g 9 9 Wliitewall Reeular Price PRICE F.E.T. Ray Sullivan and Mike long man so the manager Mail**rn*4fen>amp tmuJakmi Class B laurels went to Seaver deal with the Cincinnati Reds, has the Johnson paced the locals Oakland (Blue 4-8) at Net - Carol Hilton-Helen A78-I3 39 33.15 1.84 never hesitated ip bringing Grayce Shea over Denise potential to become a standout performer in the with two hits each while Milwaukee (Augustine 7- Mutty 62, Fran C78-I3 41 3 4 M 2.01 him into the dcoreless Kiernan while the Class C Marshall-Janet Shaw 63, Butch Ciccaglione 8), N Regular 112.99. Sears Best E78-14 43 36.5S 2.31 near future. , . game. champ was Lorraine heavy-duty shocks! Fit most a five-hitter for bis eighth collected three of the Del Woods-Jen Schotta M. F78-14 47 38.95 2.30 Henderson is being used Stanky jen route Stop and go Demko with Bimbi ’Tyler Mystery prize went to American-made cars, many sparingly but is eager to triumph and Phil Gamer losers’ blows. "He had his best spring imports, pickups and vans. G78-14 49 41.85 2.66 drove in three runs to lead since he’s been with us,” second best. Linda Kaye and S. Davies. Fast. low-cost installation prove that he can handle an available. H78-14 52 44.30 2 .8 9 Moriarty’s enjoyed two transmissions [.Baseball) The Junior, Senior, Longest drive by guest, everyday Job. Tuesday the Pirates over the to manage Texas Houk said of Crawford, G78-t5 SI 43.35 2.72 three-run innings, the se­ 249 BROAD ST. MARCMCSTU S43-08SO Senior-Senior Tournament, Esther Burnham - night he made a case for Padres. Willie Stargell had who struck out eight and H78-I5 34 45.00 2.94 cond and sixth en route to two rounds of medal play member, Lynn Prior; himself by stroking a a solo homer, his 11th of gave up seven hits in seven JUNIOR LEGION J78-IS 36 47.60 3.08 the year and the 399th of BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - The former their third win in five with handicaps prevailing, Closest to pin on fifth, pair three-run homer in the 11th innings to square his Righthander Eric L78-I5 58 40.30 3.21 his career, for the Pirates “brat” of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Eddie Stanky, starts. record at 1-1 this year. found Grayce Shea the guest - Del Hartmann; inning to give the Mets a 5- Gauruder hurled a three- Junior champ with a 143 while Dave Kingman hit was reported en route to Minnesota to take over “His last two outings were hitter, striking out 12, to member, Ida McMahon. 2 victory over the Atlanta Designated hitter Gene score and Karen Parciak Proving popular this ♦No Trade In! F R E E Mounting Braves. Henderson, a his 10th of the season and as manager of the Texas Rangers from Frank the best he’s ever thrown.” DON’T ASK YOUR CAR lead the Manchester Junior first in a San Diego un­ Johnson drew three walks I'win* 9, Runger* 5 and Kathy Dimlow tied for season is the Four Ball defensive replacement for Lucchesi. Legion club to a 4-1 win c 4-ply plus Belled plus Radial plus iform. and singled in his other Larry Hisle had three DEALER TO "RUSTPROOF” second with 145 totals. every Sunday afternoon. blackwall F.E.T. left fielder Ed Kranepool An announcem ent of over Kimberly Hall in JC- Sears Guardsman tires size blackwall F.E.T. blackball F.E.T. Cubs 8, Gianls 2 during the Rangers’ time at bat and tallied hits and drove home his Senior honors went to in the top of the 11th, Stanky’s hiring was Courant League action last SUB- A78-13 16.50 1.72 •22.88 1.73 34.00 1.84 Bill Buckner and Steve games. three runs, one of his son’s 61st run of the season, tops YOUR CAR.... B R m ir Bimbi ’Tyler at 145 with stroked his game-winning expect^ at a mid-morning night at Eagle Field. ‘The COMPACTS B78-13 18.50 1.82 25.88 2.01 36.00 2.00 Ontiveros hit solo homers But pitcher Doyle hit. in the AL, while Rod Carew Barbara Davis next at 147. homer — his first in the press conference. locals are 3-0 in loop play, The Senior-Senior laurels C78-14 20.50 2.01 and Steve Swisher doubled Alexander paid tribute to and Butch Wynegar TO US FOR e m m . 6-2 over-all. major leagues - off rookie Stanky, who last Thursday night the MB’s were copped by Florence LEGAL COMI'ACTS D78-14 26.88 2.09 36.00 2.27 home a pair of second- Lucchesi, saying, “He’s knocked in two runs apiece Rightfielder Mike inning runs to lead the managed in the majors in been a man all the way. face West Hartford at St E78-14 21.00 2.23 27.88 2.26 37.00 2.41 1968, confirmed Tuesday to pace the Minnesota vic­ Giliberto had three hits in­ NOTICE National Cubs over the Giants. Wlke Thomas at 6 o’clock. F78-14 22.00 2.37 29.88 2.42 41.00 2.54 that he and the Rangers tory, which also marked cluding an RBI double in Bid proposal for one (1) League Krukow, with reiief help riding rotary mower will be were close to finalization ZIE6ART the first inning when MID- G78-14 24.00 2.53 31.88 2.58 43.00 2.69 from newly activated received by the Bolton Board of a contract. Manchester scored all its INVITATION SIZE reliever Don Collins after Steve Renko, won his sixth of Education, Notch Road, G78-I5 24.00 2..VJ 31.88 2.65 44.00 2.79 "We’re going to runs. Giliberto has now hit TO BID John Stearns had doubled game in 10 decisions. Bolton, Conn, until 1:(W p.m. H78-15 26.00 2.7!) 47.00 2.96 Minnesota today and if I RUSTPROOFING safely in his last seven The Manchester Board of June 24, 1977. information — and Felix Mlllan had Cardinal 4, Dodgers 3 L78-15 — 49.00 3.28 can get two or three things By the time you see plate appearances and is 12 Education seeks bids for the concerning bids may be ob­ drawn an intentional walk. Lou Brock’s pinch hit Student Insurance for the Battery performance characteristics rated for power accord worked out, I would say ONLY ZIEBART'S for 21 (.571) for the season. tained by calling 643-1569. Kranepool had sent the single scored Jerry 1977-1978 school year. Sealed Raymond A. Allen chances of taking the job Coiacrankbix I lr » m r .\iiip. hiHlk NuniU'i game into extra innings Mumphrey with one out in bids will be received until po«i>r otpucll.t ra|riiHl> Ilf plJll'x would be better than SO­ SEALANT, ALUMNI JUNIOR Su^rintendent with a solo homer In the the 10th inning, enabling why th^rcut the price 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, July 12, of Schools Each side had seven hits, ninth. SO,” he said. “I’m very 1977, at which time they will 4 1 0 a m p s . 112 minutes 67 66 the Cardinals to snap a TOOLING AND a four-run sixth inning and 078-6 Sears 3-Speed Rr Under aulus.uiily ...... IH.IRI | 0 9 !S5SS5 HOUSE PAINT Wr: Install Chumplun iiiNi-resi- ilelparenew finish. Keg. ft.49...... tie last night at Cheney. It until 11:00 a.m., July 12,1977, & Clendaniel, Attomeys-at- tory and 10th complete assi.stant coach, has left that a change in manage­ Come in to Sears Auto Center and slor plugs. Sears uuints cun- will be replayed. Alex at which time they will be Law, 575 Main Street, let our trained professionals Scientific accuracy for most of densor and rotor • Set Uniing • game, and Gary Carter after six seasons to ment would be considered 1288 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Buy S qts. and a Sears ( A.M X 20W 30 Britnell’s single in the publicly opened. The right is Manchester, Connecticut, no check and tune your air condi­ today's radials, belted tires and ( heck other engine parts. oil filter, receive a cou- ( .AM 2. 10W 4U 9S'ql continued his torrid hitting when he had propelled the ____ IWIA tioner. light truck tires. become assistant coach PERQ AL. Zhbsrt tar 13 Yasrs reserved to reject any and ail later than December 21,1977, pon for filter refund. C.AM 2. 10W2U H5* HI with four hits and two RBIs 9.95 home eighth drove in Paul V ------. . and assistant director of Rangers to their present bids. Specifications and bid Peck to knot it after or they will be barred by to spark the Expos' player personnel for the spot of three games out of — EXCEPT 699 RED — forms .may be secured at the statute. triumph over the Astros. Liggett’s had taken the Milwaukee Bucks. first place, said the rumors Business Office, 45 N. School Dated at Manchester, Sears Where Annerica shops BBIDGEPORT.CONN HAMDEN.CONN OKANCE.CONN EASTFIELD MAM. MASS WATERBURV.CONN 4pp)i*n n 0«<> 4i TSne M r* Sturn Carter has not hit safely QUALITY-SERVICEwwnkii i-«BriTiVE «iA EVERYDAYBYCnTI/AT kUWLOW rPRICES irSUS-IRIIIBl ' lead in the visitor’s at bats. PITTSFIELD. MASS GHKENFIKI.D, MA.SS W HAKTFtlHD.l'ONN W SPRINGFIELD MASS iMHUHSTHAin f\ nH4\rimD8RisroL In joining formeh Celtic of the impending loss of his Street, Manchester, Connec­ Connecticut, this 17th day of Mt:HIDKSNOHTH4MeTt>VOU>iAMROO«( his last seven tries to the Jim Grout had two hits, MANCHESTER.(X)NN MIDDLETOWN. CONN KEKVK S II WESTKIEI.I), MASS DANBURY.CONN Hi k X\ II11 SOI tllHKIlH’.r * 4ME Don N elson, now the job “have been tough.,.” ticut, Raymond E. Demers, June, A.D., 1977. SeUisfaction. Guaranleed or Your Money Buck Jisl \n:.si11 IK I MI’I ■ <\ KII.I.IMANTK’ Scott Holmes a triple and plate and has nine RBIs in Bucks' coach, Killilea Lucchesi has lost the 615 MAIN Business Manager. Damato Estates, Inc. Tim McCarthy a three- 10 at-bats. returns to the team that affection of the Texas fans Sincerely, By Marte, Keith MANCHESTER base knock for Liggett’s. Raymond E. Demers, Plrule* 9, Padre* 2 gave him his first National and is consistently booed & Clendaniel John Candelaria pitched PAUL’S PAINT Gordon Plouffe had two Bu^ness Manager Its Attorneys Basketball Association job. when he goes to the mound Auto-Truck Rustproofmn 649-0300 blows for Mari-Mads. 006-6 079-6 PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., June g , 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B Liquor Prrmit 00000000000000000000000000 □ EMPLOYMENT OpportunRr 14 Nofflaa For Bah i f Homes For tala______3$ Homaa For Sato 33 Homos For Salo Nolirr of Appliralion 23 Homos For Salo 23 Baal Estata Wantad 38 71)11_____ is .ato five notice UMttbit I. DonaldDona) F Corriveau of II Abbjr Drive. ADVERTISING National Weather Forecast SERVICE BUSINESS with MANCIOISTER ■ Five room Hebron. Conn. has filed an appUcation Htip Wtnfd If R A n s $800 a waak income, available Colonial,. Central location. ALL CASH I ______placarded II June tfT7. with the Liquor In thli area. A cash bustneu. City utilities. Aluminum INEW HOMES NEW HOMES within 24 hours. Avoid Controt Coounission for a PachaM SALES POSITION • Straight 3apo < storm windows, enclqied Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Store Ltquor type of permit for the sale 1 diy .... 1U word p«r day Mlnlmun down payment porch. |W,900. Hayes Cor­ of alcobobc liquor on the premisca commissions, leads fum lsM 3 daya . lOt word par day S h e H e r a l d required. Call 872-7(1$, Corporation, 6490131. poration, 64M131. FSiller Packafe Store. 10 Bissell to homeowners. Call 242.5402. 6 days . . . . 9a word par day between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. *34,500 Street. Manchester. The businets will 26 d a y s ___6a word par day SELLING your house? (tall us be owned by Donald F. Corriveau of ll TARA HILLS 15 words $2 00 minirmim $30,909.. SIX Room Cape. Abbv Drive. Hebron. Com , and will be PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING See this « room Ranch _... a _ • first and we’ll make you a Air Force recently announced Happy A d s ...... $2.30 iiKh [eatolator firm lac^ enclosed cash oiler. T.J. Crockett, conducted bv Donald F Corriveau. BHuaVon Wantad Condo that offers a Donald F Corriveau new openings for individuals 3aoo IS reh, large lot. Good buy. Realtor, 043-1577. Dated 11 June 1977 with prior military service. If spacious family room flu^hini Agency 646-3186. "Glastonbury on-i you have been out for less CHILD CARE in Ilctnaed with Franklin stove, two than 5 years and are looking PHONE 643-2711 home, 7 • 6 dally, tliree meals, good ailed bedrooms, MANCHESTER • Duplex for "A Great Way of Life , V. laundry outingi and overtime large living room, com­ home with porches. 2 car gar­ Housahold Qoodt 40 INVITATION contact the Air Force im­ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD servicee. Manchester. Deb­ plete buflt-ins and age. Centrally located, nea- mediately. Call 640-7440, bie, 6491790. aant environment. Immediate REFRIGERATORS TO BID carpeting. Immediate occupancy. $40s. Call 6(0-1^, Washers, ranges, used, The Manchester Board of STEADY WORK • Reliable, MATURE WOMAN available occupancy. evenings. guaranteed and clean. New Education seeks bids for the hard worker, who wants Help Wtntod 13 for live out homemaker- shipment damaged, GE and Removal and Replacement of steady employment, good in­ f P P companion. Prefer senior EIGHT ROOM Colonial with Frfgidaire. Low prices. B. D. P earl and Son, 649 Main Two (2) Combustion come. Call 520^702 between f- COUPLE TO WORK part ^ cltiien. References available. oversised 2 car garage. Large 2 only. Reply Box CC c/o Manchester airy rooms, ’ natural Street, 6492171. Chambers, Sealed bids will be time as substitute house q (Z23*»"( parents in boys group home. ^ Herrald. woodwork. ()uiet residential received until 11:00 a m., July noS» NOW accepting applications ADVERTISING Call 6434320. ^ USIWV A tM l fOIOCASt ^ ROBIRT D. MURDOCK area. $S7,900juid work it! Mr. ■ ORANGE TWEED Love seat 13. 1977, at which time they lor...... full time employment. )yn TWO HIGH School Boya wlU De Rocco, Belfiore Agency, and sofa, $400. Kitchen table, ------S ______Realtor______will be publicly opened The CCall a ll 520-3869...... between 9 and 2 DEADLINE C O U P L E TO ACT a s § do lawn work and odd jobs. 647-1413. three chairs, $10. Weight lif­ only. ting set, $15. Bench $15. 649 right is reserved to reject any 12:00 noon (ha day befora superintendent in small apart­ For period ending 7 a.m., ’Thursday, June 23. Wednesday Have pick up. 6491826 or 649 and all bids. Specifications publication. ment house. Maintenance, and night will find thundershowers over the northern Rockies, 6806. and bid forms may be secured VEHICLE MECHANIC - No minor repairs. In Hartford the upper and mid Mississippi valley, portions of Oklahoma esperience required. Current Oaadlina for Saturday and WANTED BVBELfllME; KENMORE GAS Range oven, at the Business Office. 45 ,N. training openings. Good Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. area. Please state experience, and Texas, the Ohio-Tenneessee valley, the mid Atlantic family status and age, strictly « over oven. Sears heavy duty School Street, Manchester, salary, paid training. Elnlist- states and central Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. □ EDUCATION washing machine, Connecticut. Raymond E ment r^uired. Ages 17-35. confiaential. Write Box N, § Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum PLEASE READ Manchester Herald. *. refrigerator freezer, end Demers. Business Manager Call U.S.■ Army • ati 643-01-9462. ------S readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 69 ( 86), Boston 57 ( 74), 2.) Pus Time tables, mgs, miscellaneous. Sincerely. YDUR AD Chicago 64 (72), Cleveland 59 ( 77), Dallas 74 ( 88), Denver 53 Prtrata InstrueUona IS Adventagee Offered: I 228 Center Street. VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No EXPERIENCED Lubrication S Raymond E Demers Help. Full time. 18 years or S (82), Duluth 51 (74), Houston 74 ( 90), Jacksonville 71 193), 1. ) Leading, aetabllshed firm. Business Manager experience required. Current Classtflad ads ara takan ovar Kansas City 67 (85), Little Rock 73 (92), Los Angeles 61 (74), REMEDIAL READING and 2. ) Mambar All (8) area Multiple UeUng Syclemt, WE BUY & Sell furniture. training openings. Good lha phona as a convantanca. older. Apply Moriarty S math; individualised work 067.« Minneapolis 60 (81), Miami 77 ( 88), New Orleans 74 ( 92), Cash on the line. One piece or salary, paid training. Enlist­ Tha Haraid is rasponsibla for Brothers. 315 Center Street, p (lat-8th grade) to Commerelal Inveelmeni DIvleion of Connec­ an entire houseful. U96432. ment required. Ages 17-35. only ona incorract insarllon and ______Manchester. % New York 61 (79), Phoenix 73 (101), San Francisco 54 ( 77), ■ter’s degree teacher.sacher. 569 ticut, All Polnie Relocation Service, etc. Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. Call U.S. Army at 6^9466. than only to tha size of tha Seattle 52 ( 73), St. Louis 69 ( 89), Washington 63 ( 79). 8075. 8.) Opportunity to own your own buelneee later - beside Douglas Motors. original Insertion. Errors which LEGAL SECRETARY - Full | Our ealeepecple doni leave ue until they're □ NOTICES do not lassan tha value of tha POWER GENERATOR time, general law practice, •$_ GUITAR, BANJO, Bass reedy to oj>an their own buelneee - and - (aur- advartisamant will not be cor< good skills necessary, ;$ Equipment Operator - No ractad by an additional Insar- ••••oooooooaoaoooi ••• ••••••tooooooooooootoooooo lessoni; air conditioned ' priaat) thia la o.k. wHh ua. Wa ballava In Iraa Lost and Found 1 experience required. Current lion. experience preferred. 643- :S private studio. Children age 5 1136. S H9tp WMt^d 19 H%!p Mfanftd 19 aniarpriaa. □ MISC. FOR SALE training openings. Good Polka FesUval on. Adults. Days, evenings, PoaalMa Olaadvantage: IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed salary, paid training. Enlist­ ------!-■? SUNDAY (RAIN OR SHINE), JUNE 2Sth Saturdm. Free loan Initru- buff and white male. Bush Hill RNs, LPNs, GNs - Do you ment. Reaaonatable ratal. 649 1.) You wSI ba axpoctod to work. ment required. Ages 17-35. SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH GROUNDS Artlelos lor Safe 41 Road area. Mixed breed, tan Call U.S. Army at 6^9462. need summer employment? •§ 6667. We need you through July and ;j ROUT! as AND WIST ROAD male, Hollister Street area. INDEX VCRNON-ROCKVILLl, CONN. If Intcrastad - Call 647-1413 ALUMINUM sheets used as Contact M anchester Dog EARN EXTRA Money Part August for part time work on :5 LIVE Broadcast Statkm WRTM with PIANO INSTRUCTIONS - Ask For Mr. Bsiflora printing plates, .007 thick, Warden, 646^555. time, working from our plea­ NOTICES all shifts for vacation. Call the ASSEMBLY Qualified, experienced 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for - sant office. Hourly rate, plus 1 ■ LOBt tend Found Meadows Convalescent Dteh Idant and Kax teacher. Continuing student. $1. Phone 6492711. 2 - - P«r»ontl« Center for an interview, 647- x wmiw L BanMii achicy IMPOUNDED - Black and commission. No experience 3 - - Announctmtfltt Danidng to: Eddto WalMita from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 Regiitering now for fall. All white female Retriever cross. 4 - 9194. ¥ p.m. leveli. Share the pleasure. necessary. Will train. Cail us • Ent«fttlnm«nl SUPERVISOR BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy MANCHESTER - Older Two UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 5 ------Black and tan male Shepard- at 569A990. - Auctions Johnny Prytko and Ordiastra from B p.m. to 8 pjn. Gretchen Van Why. 647-9751. Intersection. Large seven Family, 5/5, aluminum Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Collie cross. Gold and white PHONE FROM home to ser- Brownies, nurses,. East FINANCIAL vice our customers in the ADVANCE TICKET PRICES: room borne. Urge loot. I l ­ exterior, city utilities. Needs female Retriever cross. Con­ 8 - DIRECT SALES - Are you the 8 ondS'Stochs-Mofi0 sgos Sefwefa-Ciaaaoa It oilo. Hutemna Agency, 649 some work, , Century Catholic School. 0491225. tact Coventry Dog Warden, 9 - Porsonal Lo in s Manchester area. Flexible Famlllta $4.00 • SlnglM $g.00 • S«nh>r ClOxtna $1.50 type of person who would be Position requires person with knowledge of shop 8166. 21, Jackston-Avante, 6491316. 423-6524. willing to work hard for $500 1 0 - in su n n c t hours, super earnings. 249- S ADMISSION AT DOOR SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 7773. ¥ practices and general machines to supervise LEARN MACRAME thii per week? If you are, you may EMPLOYMENT FamlllM $5.00 • SlnglM $2.50 • Sanlor CHIxm m $2.00 summer. Beatnnera and in­ MANCHESTER - Newer 6 processed gravel, stone, sand 13 - assembly of different types of machines. FOUND - Hearing Aid. No. qualify for training to repre­ Help Wanted POLISH - AMBRICAN FOODS termediate. For further infor- Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 and fill. For delivery call EllHC 14194. Downtown Main 14 - Business Opportunities Excellent opportunity for right person to grow George H. Grilling, Andover, sent one of the Ingest Con­ 15 - Situation Wanted PHONE 203-$71-1304 - 203-54$-651S - 203-S72-2014 maUon. CaU 6492940. half hatha. Fireplace, Conventent To street, front of ARCO Service sumer Food Suppliers. No RN's - LPN'S BENEFIT OF SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL with established company. aluminum aiding, appuancea, Mmcbetter Center MANCHESTER - Six Room SUUon. Call 646-5036. experience necessary. Call EDUCATION carpeting and more. $43,900. EAST HARTFORD - 6 Room MANCHESTER - 3-4 bedroom 18 - Private insiruettons (jood starting wage with many company paid Lovely well kept older Cape. Good condition. Low NUTMEG HOMES Offers - 7 Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and All shifts. Part Blanchard & Roiaetto, older Cape. City utilities, Colonial, 11/2 baths, garage. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 19 - Schoois-Ciasses benefits. □ REAL ESTATE home. Seven rooms, taxes. Low heating cost. Good room Raised Ranch, with LOST - Female husky. Red­ 4, at 5694990. 2 0 - Instructions Wanted Realtor!, 6491482. minutes from the highway. Large deep, private lot. N e^s Good condition. Good for dish brown with white modem bath plus extras. Don’t miss this buy. $^,9W. starter home. Large yard. applianced kitchen, 3 plating, or welding. CaU 649- time or full time. S«n4 Ihpliei ti In Z c/o Manchester HcnM some redecorating. $35,000. Owner, $34,500. Offers invited. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, knotty markings. Green ^es. 5 WINDOW WASHER Wanted - PEAL ESTATE At $38,500 a great buy. Century 21, Jackston-Avante, Century 21, Jackston-Avante, 3439 from noon til 6;00 p.m. 23 - Homes lor Sale An Equal Opportunity Ehnployer Nofflea For Safe 38 6498166. pine paneled family room, months oid. Reward. 875-3915. 24 - 6491316. Must be experienced, and Lois-Land tor Sale Pleasant working 6491316. with CEupet, and fireplace. We 25 - Investment Property BIRTH ANNOUIICEMEIIT PERSIAN RUGS -10 x 14 Ker- reliable. Steady work. Call WETHERELL STREET - 6 Bidder$ Oini Home SIX ROOM Split - Three also will custom build you a LOST - Female Shepard, In 649-5334. 26 - Business Property conditions. MANCHESTER - Prime loca­ MANCHESTER - Con- man, 10 x 14 Kassan, 9 x 12 27 - Resort Property Room Coloniil. Garage. EifM Room Colonial town of Bolton. Answers to tion. Immaculate 7 room bedrooms, family room, 11/2 home, to suit your personal Borhara, 8 x 10 Tabriz. Also 28 - Real Estate Wanted Large lot. $40a. Shown by ap­ Three bedrooms plu8 dominimun - ’Two bedrooms, name of “ Missy." Call 646- Garrison. Flreplaced living baths, fireplace, basement, needs and taste. Call 643-9177, few Oriental designs. ACT NOW - Jet to a grMt way Benefits. Apply in S t JAMES SUMMEH YOUTH PROGRAM DEMONSTRA’TORS: Act now pointment. T. Shannon, nursery, 2tk baths, living ■rec iroom, wssa* \-ciiv4central cai aair. i i . aMWiiciiKitchen garage, carpeting, hardwood or 649-1800. 2651, after 5. of life. Job^ Education and MISC. SERVICES owner. 5696652. room, new kitchen, 1 1/2 fully appUanced. Pool, tennis, Reasonable prices. 643-9§iM. 31 - Services Ottered for an extra free gift. Sell POSITION AVAHJtBLE (or Lots of room in this fly ( Training. For enlistment room, dining room, and baths, family room etc. Dead floors, appliances, patio, 32 - Pamting-Papering person. Vernon name brand toys and gifts part time counselor skilled io club househou facilities...... $35,500. large lot.lot. City utilities,utilities. By FOUND WOMANS Ring - details, call Air Force at 646- 33 - Building-Contrecting Arrival Juno 24. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg lovely eight room Urge family room with end street. Call owner, 649- Centuryury 21, Jackston-Avante, USED ELECTRIC Motors - J4 — Rooting.Siding (Flsher-Prlce, Playskool, case work, group work, and owner. 568-6818. Lenox Parking Lot, on E ^ t 7440. Manor. Cali Mon- Join In the week long celebration! Fenton) EUm $1,000 or more Farm, with three story bam. fireplace, first floor laun­ is n . No agents. $^,900. 6491316. Loft-Land for Salo 24 Good condition. 2 and 3 dollar Center Street. Call 649-9734 35 - Healing.Plumbtng public speaking-drug educa­ Raised Ranch. each. Good for home grinding 36 - Flooring with ’IVeasure House Party tion. Must have B.A., B.S.W., Butler-type building. Power dry, central air con­ after 2:00 p.m. 37 - 190 FOOT FRONTAGE - Two wheels. 58 Melrose Street, ATTENTION - Party Plan Moving-TrucHing-Slorage dav through Plan. Free kit. Top com­ or equivalent. Send resume plant, ana other out nuUdings, Cathedral ceiling ditioning, rear porch plus VERNON - New Listing^. Huge VERNON 38 - Services Wanted Bowling, Blk« hika, picnic, pool party, opon gym, acre treed lot, on Pine Street, (rear). East Hartford. Manager & Demonstrators missions. Also booking par­ c/o Director, Oossroads, S3 plus Three Lovely Homes. many other features. 31x76 4 bedroom Colonial. Formal Just listed six room Ponontit 2 coffM houM, Rporto day, outdoor diaco, baach Wlera invited. B/W Realty, living room, three Columbia. Phone owner 649 needed in this area! Over 400 MISC. FOR SALE Frioay, 9 to 4 pjn. ties. Call collect person to Park Street, Manchester. 649 foot two story bam with 3 ZINSSER AGENCY dining room. Family room. 2 Raised Ranch. 11^ baths, fast-selling items! Best 4 0 - Household Goods trip, aarvica to othora, Irlah Youth arrival and dla- 647-1419. bedrooms, paneled fireplaces. Hardwood floors. 1770. $6,500. WANTED - Ride from Rachel person for Miss Carol, 2(0491- 2015. carriage bays. Beautifully paneled rec room, 1-car Hostess Awards! No in­ 41 - Articles lor Sale Mr. B ^ n cuaalona. llOO. Secluded, professionally, Road to MCC. Days. Call 646- vestment! Call Collect 1-6!^ 42 - Building Supplies DUPLEX - 93, FlrepUce, rec room, Franklin landscaped with fruit and OFFERS garage, large lot. Needs 43 - Pets -Birds* Dogs NURSES, RN/LPN • Several landscaped lot. Aaking $76,- Real Eololo Wanted 5065. 0494, or write SANTA’S TOY carpeting, aluminum atormi, nut trees. 26 blueberry NEWLI8TINQ — Locattd redecorating. Asking 23 18 X 33 POOL. Five years, '44 — Livestock 8 7 1 -0 3 8 5 CATERING ’TRUCK Driver - permanent OMnings for all stove, den, 900. Century 21, Jackston- good condition. New skimmer PA R'nES, Avon. Conn. 06001 - 45 - 2 furnaces, trees, $445 Income. bushes under wire. $74,900. $35,900 Boats & Accessories UtAar In Iho lun Blind fummor Full time. Must load, clean, shifts. Challenging new off of South Main Stroet, Avante, 6491316. IMMEDIATE Cash for your and pump. All accessories. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. 46 - Sporting Goods and be good with figures. 1^500. Hutchins Agency, 549 spacious finished Ihia lovely 6 room Ranch 47 — Garden Products With a Film FontIvnI Friday avanfng rogram. No rotating shifts. UMer Cen$truction property. Let us e^laln our Some rust. Best offer. 2299617 □ FINANCIAL 48 - Antiques MATURE WOMAN Desires ry, plus ) hour week. Good starting with 2 llroplacM, garage, fair proposal. C^all Mr. after 6. HORIZONTAL Boring Mill for only 28c S Florida room, city EAST MIDDLE ’Turnpike - Six 49 - Wanted to Bqy Position - Housekeeper / Com­ Call M64207, before 9 p.m. salaty, plus excellent fringe In Belton . iDoathly 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles 5557. Let ring.______| HAVING THE TO THE I COCKTAIL WAITRESS, Raaffor can give secondary finance payiDcats. First time ever offered. 65 - Campers*Treilers*Mobiie Manchester Parkade. NEW COLONIAL — With No legal fees. Write... Busboys, waitresses. or will trade for single Thought” Homes NOW accepting applications - MICITCCT OAKLAND I Experienced only, apply at New listing. Excep­ 4 bedrooms, 1W bathe, I n M 6 6 - Automotive Service For full time employment. IlKulltdl LPN or Nurses aide. 3 to 11 homes, building lots or Hreplacad living room, 67 - Autos tor Rent-Loase Podunk Mill, Route M, Muth tional value in this Call 8724515. Eoual Oppor- STREET I shift part time. For small land. e /t Windmr. lovely 6% room NEW LISTING! (Jlean 5 room fully equipped kitchen, Today! — I jpjK jjj 1^ ^ facility for the elderly in Colonial, with 40 foot garage! overalxed garage aal on SLUGGERI I Manchester. Contact Barbara MA’TURE INDIVIDUAL with Ranch. Large first AU trim, newly palntM, 200 Call lovely treed lot cleat to SENIOR ELECTRONICS « Clark, 647-9908 between 7 bookkeeping experience Bchoola. Asking $84,900. Assembler - Must read ' floor family room, amp circuit breaker service, PETEMUN REALTY From Mollle, | a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday needed as assistant to raised hearth fireplace, large schematics, blueprints, and $; SOAP BOX DERBY, bookkeeper and for recep­ three bedrooms, AND B U P IN G CO. FOUR BEDROOM - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• wireless and have good skills I;-: Stach, and through Friday. remodeled rooms, new roof. •••••••••••••••••********* tionist duties. Hours: 9 to 6, 5 living room, Lovely garden area includes e4e-9404 dr 644-S6S9 Older Colonial with Sorvleoo OHorod 31 Sorvicoo OBorod 31 Palming-Poporing 32 Bulldlng-Contraetlng 33 with electronic assembly BABYSITTER Wanted - days a week. Apply Olenders, tools. Call F.G. Gahagan, BOB Stretch detached garage on Three days per week. Nine Route 83, Vernon. kitchen and dining landscaped lot. C&M TREE Service - Free Scan-Optics, 2896001. year old hoy. Your home or CARPENTRY, Remodeling, area, built ins, MANCHES’TER - PresUgious Aluminum siding and estimates, discount senior LE DOUX! mine. 75 cents per hour. Call CUSTODIAN - 8 to 4:30, full Belfiore Agency. 647-1413. citizens. Company Additions • Roofing, siding, EXPERIENCED Laborer - | 6496738. time. General cleaning duties. glass sliding doors, 9 room Ranch. Stone, more. Priced In tha upper The Weod Place and painting. No job too For pipe line construction. JJ redwood, and aluminum $30’s. Custom woodworking-imfinisbed Manchester owned and G. L. McHUGH Painting. HAPPY 50ttl Pleasant atmosphere. Good carpeting, large MANCHESTER - Duplex. operated. Call 6491327. Interior-exterior painting and small. Free estimates. 649 Mature and dependable, wages and benefits. PJease exterior. Ceiling to floor or finished. Repair and reglulng 3079. THANK YOU, SARAH COVENTRY es- Beautifully redecorated. Cen­ CHARMING — 5-5 Two also done. wall-papering. Quality license. Call 643-9918, after f: tablishlng new branch. call 646-0129, between 9 'and sundeck, one acre fireplace. 2 car garage. Cud- 5:30. BIRTHDAY MOM trally located. 2 car garage. de-sac street. Owner Family with 2 car garage Spedaliilng in pine shelves, ’TYPING DONE In my home - professional work at Openings Tor sales people. 4:30. treed lot. Priced Separate furnaces. |M,900. CARPENTRY & GENERAL relocated, $71,900. Centum 21, ■at on large tread lot. b ^ c a tes, bathroom accessories, Neatly and accurately by reasonable prices. Fully in­ MICHAEL Full or part time. No in­ Century 21, Jackston-Avante, flower boxes, etc. experienced Contracting. Residential- RECEPTIONIST - Busy den­ (Grandma) realistically. Jaduton-Avante, 6491316. Separata healing sured. 643-9^1. vesting in samples. 5694195. COOPERATIVE WORK 649I3U. If you can't find what you’re Commercial. Repairs, ad­ tal practice in Manchester. Ehcperience / Diversified Oc­ $38,900 ayaiemt, larga kitchsn, ditions, complete buildings. MANCHES’TBR - 4 bedroom looking for, we ll make it. LONG RIVER Contractors - Public contact, appointments, Love Always, LIVE MECHANIC cupation - Coordinator Coven­ BOLTON - New Listing 1 On hue line. Priced In tha vice. CaU 648-4139, anytime. Free estim ates. CaU Iton phone, bookkeeping, patient Jeffrey M. ' Contemporary Ranch. Give us a shot. House painting Experienced in air con­ try High School. Must be Cer­ Unique and exciting 6 Room SAtfa. 742-90B8 is our business. Low, low Churchill or Mike Dzagan, linances, light typing. ditioning, and transmissions tified In one of the following Flreplaced family room 643-4139. John, Lynn, Mare, Contemporary situated on 3 Monday thru Friday, 10-6 WILL DO Ironing in my home prices. Free estimates. 643- Requirements: Maturity, Congratulations on GM cars. Full benefits. areas: Guidance, Industrial REALn C0» INC. acres. Custom designed. adjolmng kitchen, 21/2 baths, 2 car attached garage. Call D0N7D{UY-UU.T0UY Saturday, 92 - WlU charge by the basket. 9313, 6597442. poise, 2 years office Contact Chris Scranton, 872- Arts, or Vocational Educa­ 6 4 3 -2 8 9 2 Choice Mt. Sumner area, (iall Reasonable rates. CaU 649 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese experience. Four day week. Pat, Wayne, Jay, 9145. tion. Also one year of non­ Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 649 Boollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 ROBERT D. MURDOCK Suxanne or Arthur Shorts, 649 ZINSSER AGENCY 1627. Some Saturdav’s. Salary on graduating! school work experience, and 3 3283. J. Watson Beach Co., 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Roenor Manchester Office, 647-9139. Realtor MLS negotiable. Sena Resume to CAREER MINDED Women - years teaching experience. Manchester Office, 647-9139. LAWNS MOWED - CaU after 5 CAR CLEANING Service - Building-Contracting 33 BIDWELL Home Improve­ and "Patchea," and Equal Housing Opportunity. 548-1511 P.O. Box 289. Mancliester. I Love you. Unlimited opportunity for full Jend letter and resume to Equal Housing Opportunity. p.m., 6499763. Exterior, interior. Wash, wax, ment Co. Expert Installation "Sparky’’ time manager with Inter­ Donald J. Mlcolettl,' Ad­ vacuum, vinyl roof, seats WES ROBBINS carpentry of aluminum siding, gutters national Jewelry Company. ministrative Assistant, P.O. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone cleaned. Low prices. 633-6525. remodeling specialist. A(i- and trims. Roofing installa­ Car and phone necusary. Call Box 358, Coventry, Conn. An Fireplaces, concrete. dltlons, rec rooms, dormers, tion and repairs. 6496495,879 after 5 p.m., 6492933. Equal Opportunity Employer. Chimney repairs. No job too L E O N ’S F U R N IT U R E - built-ins, bathrooms, 9109. I June 22nd,^ 1977 small, save. CaU 644.WIS6 for Repair service. Leon Klein, kitchens, 6493446. B O O K K E E P E R - W ith esUmates. Proprleter. AU kinds of fur- HORACE Tetrault - Siding, knowledge through trial HOMES! CUSTOM CARPENTRY - roofing, storm windows, aw­ niture repaired and CONGRA TULA TIONS KA THLEEJS balance, typing ability EXPERT TREE Removal - reflnished. Home service Homes, Additions, Repairs, nings. Quality workmanship, I Cabinets. CaU Gary Cushing, ^Hur^f MaO or Bring Your Ad Tadayl needed, experience essential. Free estimates. Insured. specialists. CaU 2391852 or free estimates. Fully insured. I MORIANOS Columbia area. Call 228-0101 Working Manchester area for 2392110. 3492009. 872-9187, 6493417. for Interview. over eight years. Reasonable. MANCHtSTEREVEmN^HERAiD...... i VALEDICTORIAN of BOLTON Call, M l- ^ te Ttm Expert LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - SPECIALIZING cleaning and FIRST CLASS Engine lathe TIME Co., 742-6591. Palntlng-Paparlng 32 new homes custom built, repairing chimneys, roofs, P.O. BOX 591 remodeled, additions, rec I HIGH SCHOOL operator. Able to set and to Mm a lltlla alilra new roofs. Free estimates. SO MANCHEST-ERi CONN. 06040 CtASSIHEO operate blueprints. Apply In ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars PAINTING - Interior and rooms, garages, kitchens Years Experience. Howley, I '‘Happy are those who dream dreams, person Triumph Manufac­ monay Ihia aumfMr. and attics. Moving large exterior, paperhanging, remodeled, bath tile, cement 643-5361. ADVomiim turing Co., 55 Elm Street, Wa naad boya and appliances, also stone or loam excellent work. References. work. Steps, dormers. Dear Sirs: And are ready to pay the price Manchester. girla 2 avaninga par delivered. 6491775 or 644-9532. Free estimates. Fully in­ Residential or commercial. ROOFER WILL Install root CaU 649-4291. waak. Muat ba WARANOKE ROAD ALUMINUM SIDED sured. Martin Mattson, 649 siding or gutters for low dis­ Plsass run tha following ad for 4 davs at tha wnaoiai To make them come true." MAN - For heavy work In fer­ 4431. count price. Call Ken at 647- praaanlabla, Unique eualom daaignad and built I room Contom- 7 room Ralsod Ranch wllh 3 bedrooms, 1'A bathe, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY money-saving rata of *4.001 ^ porary sal on a magnMoant prtvota lot 8-4 badrooma, tilizer plant. Job involves 1566. courtaouB, 'and large llraplaoad family room, formal dining and living handlirg and stacking fer- QUALITY PAINTING and Carpentry and general con­ I We wish you success, but most of all, we wish you happiness. CARRIER raaponalbla. If In- huge living room, 2 baths, air oondHIonlng, garage and rooma, anoloaad sun room, 2 sots of glass doors, dou- tUizer bags. Must be in good Paper- --Hanging by Willis tracting. Residential and CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED much moral Prioad for bolow roplaeomoni at taraatad, plaaia hava M garage, plus • Sal tread lot In Roekladga. Low physical condition. Phone w . Scnultz. F^lly iniin su re d . commercial. Whether it be a Haallng-Plumblng 35 ^ Love, 1*00^ ISO’s. Hill, 6490644. references. 8494343. small repair job, a custom NEEDED paranta or guardian built home or anything in SEWERLINES, sink lines, Mom, Dad, Demi, J.J., Stasi, and Chris contact Bath McLaod VINYL REPAIR - We can fix between, call 64913/9. (1) (J) (0 for HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch cleaned with electric cutters, (8) at tha Manchaatar sofas, chairs, cars etc. No painted for $l»0-$200 by to professionals. McKinney Benedict Drive FOR ALL your Dry Wall Evaning Haraid need for expensive scheduling now. Professional Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ South Windsor recovering. 568-5878. considers any lob. 289-9287, needs - Drobiak Dry Wall pany, M 3-5^. Phona 647-9046 evenings or weekends, Don. Company, 575 Center Street, ( 6) (7) Htip Wnnlod 13 Manchester. CaU 6496882. (I) (») (10i Halp Wintod 73 HoIpWantod 13 REWEAVING bums, holes. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet •oooaooooooaoatooqoog****# Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAPER HANGING Expert. repairs, plugged drains, NEWTON SMITH - SECRETARY - personable, SURGICAL ASSISTANTS - CLERK TYPIST - 20 hours a CARRIER B u itn m Opportui\ny 14 Window shades, Venetian Your average paper, in kitchen faucets replaced, mature woman with telephone For Orgal Surgery Group week. Must type SO wpm, blinds. Keys. ’EY for rent. averag e room , $30. Mr. ' Remodeling, Repairing. Rec repaired. Rec rooms, rooms. No job too small.3649- lit) ( 12) and typing experience for Practice. Manchester and minimum. Duties includes SMALL e n g i n e ! Service Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649 Richman, 6493864. bathroom remodeling, heat l« ) ( 1 «) (15) NEEDED 5221. apartment complex. Flexible Rockville offices. Experience typing technical manuals, and Corporation expandlfig dealer 3144. modernization, etc. Free hours, 3:30 to 7, three days a referred. Send resume to material, and filing. Hours for network. No experience . PROFESSIONAL Painting - week. Saturday io to 6. Sunday can be flexible. Call F.G. necessary. Complete training QRACIOU8 CDLUMBIA INTERIOR It EXTERIOR Interior and Exterior. CABPENTBV. Slox B, c/o Manchester Toliand Street Houses - Addditions, garages, ° ” 11 to 6. Every other weekend. Herald. Gahagan, Scan-Optics, 289 program. $500. Investment 6 room Colonial wHh IVk balha, 8 badrooma, formal Spacloua 8 room Ranch wllh 3 bodrooma, flraplacad Painting - Insured. Good Commercial and residential. ( 15) work. Reasonable rates. Free roofing and siding, kitchens, (17) (15) (19) ( 20) Located in Manchester. Call 6001> Woodland School Jlrea required to start your own dining room plua a Iraad lot In a eonvanlant looaUon. living room, family room, oarpoting and a woodad acra Free estimates. Fully in­ PLUMBING and Heatlni for appointment 528-1300. business. Ideal for retired or Na*r lha hoapHal. $30’a. loL Only $37,000. Hurryll estimates. CaU Ed Dascanlo, sured. 6494879. bathrooms, and rw alr work Fast service. Reasonai NEEDED - An experienced East Hartford 6496965. Bindery machine operator. CUSTODIAN • Experience, part time. Details on request. oof all kinds. CaU Robert Jar­ rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 649 vis for estimate, 643-6712. SORHVI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. LADY TO Live In - Care for Hartford Bindery, 2SBI Main part time, evenings. Carrior should Mr. Barker. ESCA< Field J.P. LEWIS $1 SON - Interior 6567. elderly lady In her own home. Training Division Box 619, CARPENTRY - AU tvpes of Ad over 20 words - Rsgulsr Pries ^reet, Hartford, 5224174. Manchester area. Call 643- havo biko carDentrv: Remocffllng, and Exterior Painting, Call 6492574. 5691, 2 to 6 p.m. Wading River, NewA York. roofing, siding. No job tod Paperhanging, and CARPENTRY tt Masonry - Call Additions and remodeling. MME . MAN WANTED - For route BUNCHARD & ROSSEnO REALTORS small. Free estimates. 649 remodeling. Fully insured. Sarvleaa Wantad 35 Free estimates. CaU Anthony HIGH SCHOOL Boy - For part servicing of Health & Beauty BILLS UNPAID? Vacation 3079. 6499658. ______m ii. time dish washer, and other Squlllacote, 6490611. - ...... U tld...... ZIf Codt. Aids, and related items. Inter­ unthinkable? Don’t be un­ 647-9946 FULL OR Part Time Chuplea 188 WEST fLENJER SIREE1 - MANCHESTER m j ODD JOBS DONE - CelUra, kitchen duties, 3 days a week, views Friday, 6/17/77 and nerved. Avon Representatives or individuals tor business ol WINDOW CLEANING - TEACHERS, Experienced attics, garages, yards nwcNo. for after school hours, and make extra money in their Htrald Clroutellon E0U4L Commercial & Realdenttal. Exterior - Interior Painters. CARPENTRY - Repairs, cleaned, moving trucking...... CUSSIHCATWII...... 6/24/77, between 9 a.m. and 11 yourown. Local Amway Mouama MLS Saturdays. Good pay, good at­ spare time. Pay those bills • 0 « p t. OFFoaruHiTr Full Insured. Free estimates. Quality work reasonable remodeling, additions, gar­ Loam for sale. Lawn service. a.m. Reag Corp. 140 Rye Distributor trains you lor REALTOR OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30th, 1977 mosphere. Apply in person. Street, South Windsor, Conn. take that trip. Interested? s j W id opportunity. Phone CaU Quality Maintenance In­ rates, m e Estimates. CaU ages, roofing. CaU David No job too big or small - S69 Brass Key Restaurant. Call 5299401. corporated, 6498845. 6495873, or 633-8798. Patria, 64917S6. 8s;-id . PAGE EIGHT B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June H, 1977 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., June 22, 1977— PAGE NINE-B A Cool Set LhiMtock 44 Apartnmiti For Root 53 Aportmont* For Root 53 ftomoo tor Root 54 Oltlooo-ttorot lor Root 55 For Solo S I Trueko tor Solo S2 1 Thin screen 1 BsIlM []U(Jti|UUUU Charloa M. Schultz 6 MetsHiesrIng 2 Sshrss RIDING LESSONS - EMiisb VERNON - Three bedrooms, n n n n u a D Q n THREE ROOM Apartment - ROCKVILLE, RenUI Store - 1974 LESABRE LUXUS - Two 1973 GMC 1/2 Ton pickup • 8 . lads 3 Not designed’ nnnna nmnunnci or Western, all levels. Irail, Heat, hot water, appliances, two baths, large family room. 17 West Main Street, 22x60, do<)r vinyl hardtop, power foot fleetside. Power steering, Dear Abby 9 Auto worktrs’ for (comp, W H A T A R E /W R 5. N ELSON UIANTS n r a n n n o n THIS ISVEWlAlftllJTANT Well cared for home in lovely PONT GIVE I IT'S NONE pony, buggy rides also air conditioning. Storage with full jiasement. steering, power brakes, rear brakes. Heavy duty package. union (sbbr.) wd.j—. urjLLi □cinci nauti T H E L A w es residential area. Tip-top con­ 5rm Duplex for rent. Garage. Nice Motonreloo-Bloreloo f4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ porcn, sun deck, float, dock. looking for road buddies and driving with one hand on the 47 TanSY area. Close to center. Rent Private sandy beach. Great 1972 FORD GRAN Torino 25 FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath. fice. Ground level, central wheel.and the other holding a speaker. By the time we've in "» .)”an.r 48 Has $190. Write to Box Y c /o fishing. Centrally located in Wagon ■ Air conditioning, TRIUMPH 1978 Bonneville 27 Documsnt fils 23Cj^™ph.cs. PHONE 643-2711 Heat, hot water included. location, professional reached our destination I’m exhausted. 50 Mischievous FOR ASSISTAMCt IN At AClNG TOUR AO Manchester Herald. Security Lakes Region. $200 weekly. power steering, power bridles, 750,8000 miles, oil cooler and 31 Bibllcsl MIckoy Finn — Morris Walsa Adults. Security. References. building, parking and utilities. We just returned from one of those “fun” weekends, and child deposit required. Call Cromwell, 635^7, after luggage rack, very good con­ rack. $1,750. 2884041. prsposMon 24 Compass '*P No pets. Parking. Across Call 6483^. , dition. $1400. Call 60-7393, or I am ready for a straitjacket. Four hours over and four p^n( 41 Division of s 51 Actress 32 Wind a r e o f Bo9t9-Acc— 9orh$ 45 6:00 p.m. r / v r e a o o o C 7,-5^ HELLO, . Y g oo d to SEE ATTRACTIVE Three room from the rec. 11 1/2 School 6480050. hours back with breakers 1 to 9, and that's it for me. Indicstor 25 Colitgt court potm Farrow IT. M y SO/SET.I THAT PROFESSIONAL Office • All MINTAAORE.' j YOU, J. C. I COME Apartment - Stove, Street. ^ Before my husband got a CB we emoyed a leisurely 33 Actrsu Wsst 26 Unfasttn 42 You |Fr.| 62 Oath SANDOR— IF TM SATISFIED STAMP IS WOPTH ^ 1 _ , 1970 SIXTEEN FOOT Jewel. facilities. Excellent location. MISQUAMICUT • Three THAT MIHTMORE ISN'T SETTING A refrigerator, heat, electricity, NEED CAR? Credit bad? ★ ★ 34 Citrus drink AS MUCH A S A 86 h orsep ow er E vinrude Good projection. Reasonable bedroom Cottage. Qose to drive listening to soothing FM music. No mbre| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 It TRAP, I'LL PHOIE YOU AT VOOR references. No pets. $165.646- FOUR LARGE Rooms, Se­ Bankrupt? Repossessed? HARLEY DAVUJSON, 1973 36 RsUonsI ARARTMENT-ANO YOU CAN BRING motor, Mastercraft Trailer. rent. 351 Center Street. 648 beach. Large private yard. Next time 111 stay home. My handle? 3167, 228-3540. cond floor. Heat, hot water, Honest Douglas accepts FX-1200 - Built by factory 36 Psssport 12 13 14 THE BRIEFCASE TO HIS SUITE AT $1800. Call after 5 p.m., 649- 1680, 6483549. $225 weekly. 6^9918 after STEAMED BEAVER appliances, carpeting in­ lowest down, smallest engineer. Brancn heads, sndorssmsnt 1041. 5:30. 17 MANCHESTER - Newer cluded. Lease and security. Jgmitonts. Douglas Motors, Barnett clutch, aluminum 37 Los AngsiH 15 16 STORES & OFFICES for rocker rollers, Mlkunl car­ DEAR BEAVER: Don’t sell the CB'ers short. When you bsll club Three Bedroom Duplex. Cen­ No children. $225. Available 20 17 FT. FIBERGLASS Deluxe Rent - Manchester, prime EAST BEACH, Rhode Island. buretor, balanced blue printed need help on the road you might have a long wait before a 39 Not ss ssrty 11 IG tral location. 1 1/2 baths. on or before July 15th. 643- ■ ■ ■ Boat - Evenrude Motor. location. Heat, air. Parking. Three bedrooms, surf bathing, Tijuana Taxi (sheriff) or Smokey (police) happen by, but 40 Dissenting SIZES Appliances. Basement and at­ 9787. WE PAY $15 for complete motor and transmission. 848 21 24 Mastercraft Trailer. A-1 con­ Janitor. $100 per month star- rivate beach. Open month of vots tic storage. No pets. $285. Call junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 7732. those guys In the 18 wheelers (big trucks and trailers) are • ■ dition. Many extras. 10 ft. Ung. 6485334, 6481393. uly. Call 64893K after 5 p.m. 41 Llfs 26 29 30 S^\ALL 646-7684. CENTRALLY LOCATED - Auto Body, 5281990. great in a 1833 (emergency) situation. 29 2^ H a d m eli S urf R od . 302 S 42 Hindu ■ Four rooms, third floor. MEDIUM COLUMBIA LAKE - Two littrsturs 31 Mitchell Reel. Call 649-1193. Prefer mature working cou­ FOR RENT - Stores or ★ ★ FOUR ROOM Apartment bedroom cottage. All con­ PARTS Depaflment now open DEAR ABBY: Please settle a debate between my 46 Lsst Istttr ■ ■ LARGE ple. (Tall 649-6384 between 6 professional office space. 1st. 34 3. with heat. No pets. Adults. veniences. Row boat. July, Saturdays. Complete line of HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, gentleman friend and me. 46 Dsucs Garden Produett 47 and 10 p.m. only. Ask for Mr Moor. Busy downtown Main ■ ■ Security. Call after 4,6494)459. August 13th on. $125 weekly. Chrysler parts. Chorches I just turned 28, at which time Jim informed me that I 49 HssJMsn (2 Youngdale. Street. Will sub-divide to 100 excellent condition, many 37 36 2, Motors. 649-3646. am now an "old maid.” wds.) PICK YOUR Strawberries at sq. ft. Phone 6481442. 2283541. extras. Exceptionally good ■ 5783 MANCHESTER - Two performance since purchased Jim’s definition of an old maid is any woman who is 28 62 Look 40 Buckland Street, Manchester, FOUR ROOMS - Plus 1972 TOYOTA CoroUa Deluxe, 53 Our country ■ " bedroom Apartment. Neat MAIN STREET Manchester new. $500. Call 6468840 after and single, regardless of whether she has been previously Priacllla’t Pop — Al Vermeer Soft Knit-Cro-Sheen is Conn. Follow signs from and clean throughout. enclosed porch, cellar, attic. Wanted to Root 57 a m /fm ra d io . 30 m .p .g . (sbbr.) 42 63 44 47 46 used to make this attrac­ Store. 4104 square feet, adja­ 4:30 p.m. married. ■ ■ ■ Caldors. Carpeting, appliances, and Central, quiet residential. One Ehccellent condition. Asking 64 Fsll tive cap and tank top in cent to free town parking lot, My definition of an old maid is a woman who is 30 and 49 SO S3 CENTER FIELD IS parking. $185 monthly, plus car parking. No pets, FEM ALE - 20, looking to $1375. Call 6485144 after 5:30 66 Smelting AT LEAST I ONLY NOW r SMELL easy crochrt. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your children. Heal extra. $150. $3.00 per square foot, heated. share apartment with same in p.m. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE has never been married. chsmber OKAY, I GUESS ! DON'T GET AS No. 5783 has crochet uUlities. Call 646-5200. S3 54 1 55 OF FIELD MICE own. Free container. No 6489158. 52874%, ^-3114. Manchester or vicinity by - Lowest Rates Available! \Vhich of us com es closer to your definition? 66 Oscisrs directions for Sizes Immediate binding authority. DIRTY AS I children under 14. Open 8 to 8. July 1st. Call Michelle, 6 ^ COUCH AND CAR Herculon I am a divorcee, so even though I am unmarried at age 57 Hssd 56 57 58 Small. Medium and Large TWO AND HALF Rooms - MANCHESTER - ReUil and / Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ 2; PIP IN RIGHT Clark Street, South Windsor TWO FAMLIY - 5 rooms, 2 12% after 3. s e ctio n a l s o fa ; and 1973 28, I do not consider myself an old maid. 58 Msrrits X inclusive; (8-16). Heat, hot water, appliances. or manufacturing space. 2,000 surance Agency, 6481126. ___FIE LD .' ^ (off Burnham Street). bedroom s. $250 m onthly. Hornet Hatchback. Call and Answer in the paper. The loser owes the winner a TO OROER. in O TS< f«r McJi p«t- Main Street. First floor. sq. ft. to 100,000 sa ft. Very pill 2St fir p itlift Md SecuriW. References. Lease. References required. Mr. MORMON SISTER make reasonable offer. Must diimer. > kMdllaf. reasonable. Brokers 1975 H A R L E Y D avidson Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646- Missionaries looking for two sell, leaving state. 6487463. LINDA AnOquoo 45 $155. Call after 6 p.m. 6 ^ protected. Call Heyman XLCH. Custom paint job, low ANNt CAIOT 3911. 4200. room apartment to rent. Win at Bridge Maneheelor Evsnlng HoraM Properties, 1-2281206. mileage. $2800. Call 7489426 Manchester area preferred. OLDSM OBILE 1976 Delta 11S0 Av*. of Am oHcM WANTED Antique furniture, after 4 p.m. DEAR LINDA: Jim owes you a dinner. (P.S. The term Homes tor Root 54 Phone 6483727 before 9:30 Royale • 10,000 miles. Asking m m York. N.Y. 106M giass, pewter, oil paintings, or MANCHESTER - Three or “old maid" went out with the buttonhook. I prefer DESIRABLE SINGLE Office a.m. or after 9:30 p.m. $5,300. Call 2885546. Friit Nine. Address v.tii ZIP other antique items. R. four rooms. Convenient loca­ or suite available. Main 1976 CB 380T HONDA Two “unclaimed jewel.”) CODE Md Style NuMer. THREE BEDROOM Ranch, 1 Harrison, 643-8709. tion. No pets. Security Street. Moderate rent. Call months old. Less than 300 Percentages turn on spades 1/2 baths, air conditioned with 1977 ALBUM with a bound- deposit. Call Joan, 5681054 or 6484846. PONTIAC Firebird 1969 - miles. Ehfcellent condition. DEAR ABBY; You said that most handwritten so South wins the diamond in in “ All-Season Gift Book” 6^9797. appliances, family room. In OHC-6, Automatic, power WANTED - Hummels, Gocks, □ AUTOMOTIVE Call Bill after 5:30, 7488230. do-it-yourself wills aren’t worth the paper they’re written NORTH dummy and draws three of 24-pages! Price...$2.00. nice neighborhood. Available steering, orange with black in- _ '6-22 Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ * Q 2 rounds of trumps. Then he can t 19f76yWtA.9tt.TM Rw US Pll OH AUO THESE BOOKS ATSt.7S EACH. J u ly 1. C a ll D u b a ld o - on. aLumiA/eLAwL, ELLINGTON -' Three terior. Mechanically TRIUMPH Bonneville 1973 VQ93I tings, Dolls, Stringed Autos As a lawyer I must inform you that this is probably true duck a diamond with a 36 per Ne. 0-m -BLU E RIBBON QUIIH. bedroom Duplex. 1 1/2 baths, L es^ran ce, 646-0505. For Solo 51 excellent. Very clean, must be 650. Good bike. $900 firm. CaU C eiU lu siitiea levily iiitls. Instruments. 646-2690 OFFICE m C E in many instances, but a will that is written, dated u d 4AK74 cent chance of success. Suits Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrence spacious kitchen, laundry seen and driven. One owner. anytime 5682316. 8982 Nl. l - m - a U l lT S ON PARADE. (anytime). 1969 BUICK Sport Wagon - signed in the hand of the testator can be written on toilet break 83 36 per cent of the OirtctiMs f«r sU tH i piilb. hookups, finished rec room, SIX ROOM CAPE - Q ose to FOR RENT $1475. 5680685. beautiful condition. Large shopping, bus, schools. $325 New exhaust system. Looks paper, and it’s as valid as one drawn up by an attorney. time, or he can go after W OW l NOBODY TOUCHES THE MONEY ' Ne. O-IIB-ORANDMITHER'S FIOW- 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter 1977 can be a big year 1974 YAMAHA 250 Enduro. WEST EAST ER OUan. to fiM iu titt Hilts. yard, no pets. Securit monthly. Security and 250 square fe e t, ce n te r of good, good ruDber. Needs Furthermore, in California a holograph (hand-written will) spades. FIVE TILL YOU HEAR WHAT I ’M TRVIM0 Tires - In good condition, and Manchester, air condiUonine and for youl Tall our Ehfcellent running condition. 8A763 A K 10 8 5 MILLION , Ne. 6-tll-AM ERIC A 'S FAVORITE References. $275 per ith. references required. Mr. motor work. Mechanic special is simpler to execute because no witnesses are required. The chance here is far TO TELL VOUi W U IP10T51 AF6NANS. A le M l III sclectili. reasonably priced. Cali 643- parking. Call Sdsaooi. Needs rear shock. A Real V10 5 4 » 8 7 5 MACKER91 i 644-1809 or 646^770. Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 648 $300.00. CaU 6486842, after readers about your CALIFO RN IA L A W Y E R better. He can win the third Ne. 0-120 « M A a A Oin. Hi >t 4739. Screamer! Must sell for $425. «J I OQ1096 lbm ale 4200. 4:00 p.m. service with a lffb fer frieids «M fMily. Call Bob, 5685311. 8Q1074 * J6S trump In his hand and lead a Classified ad. DEAR LAWYER: Judging from my mail, a lot of -SOUTH (D) spade toward dummy. If West lawyers read my column. 1 still say in matters having to do holds both ace and king he FtmiIi m d in im t 8J94 W nliiroii with law, it's cheaper and wiser in the long run to seek PAKJI can't do anything about &iuth advice from a lawyer. 0851 setting up his jack, but West (Ula g o 8A K 3 plays low and East is In with e m d i t Both vulnerable the king. X F Y o v 5 Now South gets to dummy WesZ North East SoMh with the second diamond, 5 E C O N D - c L A ,S5 , Z Astro-graph IN.T. leads a spade, finesses the By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pais 1 8 Pass I V nine and la home when West a t h P o vw i t i m t h a t Pass 4 V Pau Pass has to win with the ace. •CORPIO (Dot. 14-Nov. U ) Pan Almost a 75 per cent play as - ’" ^ 1 m a c h i n e , z p y o u Management of a matter Impor­ Opening lead — J O against a 36 per cent one. h im . tant to you should not be en­ Alley Oop — Dave Graue 5 E N D i t P|P^T>CLA^5, trusted to others today. They will Bernice BedeOsol not give It the attention you By Oswald & James Jacoby X RiP IT Tb 5HRED5 would. WELL,I'LL AN'HEJS TEUJN' \ T U BETCHA IF WE ALL ..c 'mon A quick count of losers tells An Ohio reader wants to BE,...'BIS- (USTlEAVElfCW IWENTUPIO'IM^'------TRY PER^oNALbY. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 28-Doo. South that he must lose two know If you diould make a MOUTHSSn ^v-IVlAT'6 WHAT,I I AN'BLEW 1® ^ ( YEAHl t a ? 21) Maks no major career spades and a diamond. There vulnerable three-spade open­ kiaONY / ( CALL SUTSY-' WE __. decisions today hastily or is also a posiible club loser ing bid with: without the details spelled out In which can be eliminated In 8K1097654V828758Q2. BOffiiiliilli!!!/ wrIUng. Don’t bank your future one of two ways. One is for We wouldn't make It and Artfcles tor Safe 41 AnOquot 45 Autos For Solo 51 Autos For Solo 61 Autos For Solo 51 Autos For Solo 51 Autos For Solo 51 Comport on the spoken word. MoM fe HomooH 55 June 22,1077 South to set up his jack of cannot recommend it. In fact CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 18) You may have an artistic or spades for a club discard from we wouldn’t recommend It if - 5 yai WANTED - Old toys, post 1973 MGB G'T - Good condi- TTIUIMPH SpiUire, 1974. 29,- 1972 BLUE MGB Roadster. 1970 OPEL GT - $650 or best To gat the proper cooperation 1968 CADILLAC Convertible - 18’ CAMPER trailer • single creative pursuit that has been a dummy; the other to get a not vulnerable. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed cards, steins, stringed in­ Uqn. Itow m ila g e . CaU 568 ooo miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Tape deck. Very good condi- offer. CaU 646-6582 after 5 today, you must first set a good Collector’s item. Leather In­ axle, excellent condition. hobby or diversion In the past. sand and stone. 6 4 8 9 ^ . struments, paintings, fur­ 3219, after 5, 6481573. car. Asking $2JW. 646-4938. tion. Asking ^000. 2481033. p.m. example. Pap talks won’t Inspire club discard from his own terior. In running condition, Eleven years old. $1,500. Call This coming year It could (For a copy ol JACOBY niture, clocks, advertising coworkers. hand on dummy’s fourth dia­ sold “as is.” $m. Call 648 possibly provide an added MODERN, tend fl to: “Win af SIX FOOT Snow Plow. For items, outright purchase, con­ 742-893.. mond. 4461. source ol Income. Bridge,“ c/o Ihit ntwtpaptr, Jeep or truck. $250 or best signments. 644-8962. AQUARIUS (Jan. 28Fsb. 19) Both plays will almost sure­ The Ups you get at a luncheon or P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, offer. CaU 6486640. RENT • One bedroom Mobile CANCER (June 21-July 22) ly require a 82 trump break Naw York, N.Y. 10019) 1970 MERCURY Cougar - 54,- social gathering today may be 621 Home, Bolton. Single working Should you choose to pass on a C 1977l>vNCA.>nc-TM RsfrUS-Pit Oft passed on In an Inflated manner. BEDS, BUREAUS, Lamps, Wanted to Buy 49 000 m iles, 351 C leveland adult only. No chlTdi bit of Information recently heard, Be vary apprehensive of Infor­ jewelry, glassware, kitchen engine. Excellent running Lease. 6882880. thaTs up to you — but don’t mation gained this way. sets, sofa, secretary, chairs. WANTED - Utility trailer. coiidition. New shocks and embellish It. To find out more .B or^ s World PHn*»tone8 — Hanna-Barbera Productions Used-A-Bit. 679 Mam Street, Call 6482930. brakes. Asking $1950. CaU 648 FOR SALE - Trailer, 1971 20 about yourself send lor your PISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) foot Shasta. No reasonable East Hartford. 289-8480. copy of Astro-Qraph Letter. Mall Your mats may make promises a /J.n u m .L-h o vj lo ng i a OH, ONLY A&OUT TEN offer refused. Can be seen at SO cents lor each and a long, today that are well IntenUoned, Tuesday Uirough Saturday, 11 BUICK - 1971 he Sabre. Air WAIT IS THERE FOR TO FIFTEEN DOLLARS 135 Spruce Street. 648-6602. sell-addressed, stamped but don’t hold your breath. Very to 5. □ RENTALS conditioning. Power steering, S E A TIN G X MEET FARRAH FAWCETT MAJORS envelope to Astro-Qraph, P.O. little Is likely to come of them. power brues, steel beltM ARE YOU SELLING your Box 469, Radio City Station, N,Y. radials, automatic transmis­ ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) If es- mobile home? Buyers 10019. Be sure to specify your TAG SALES Room s tor Root 52 sion, good condition. $1600. tlmaUng a job for another today waiting. Please call Plaza birth sign. LOOK-ALIKE CONTEST WINNER Call 6A-34S2. or having work performed, have DESIRABLE SINGLE Room Homes, Broker. 1-8280389. LEO (July 23-Auo. 22) You’ll be someone else check the figures. TAG SALE - June 22, 23, 24.1 for older person, light 1967 PLYM OUTH - Sport averting a future headache If you A small Item overlooked can be to 6 p.m. Furniture, collector housekeeping. 953 Main A SUPER HOUSE - And the don’t loan money to one who has costly. plates, jewelry, clothing, cur­ Fury. Running condition. Best Street. Mraerate rent. Call price is right! Front kitchen, failed to repay you In the past. tains, games, books, ice — Sharon Capron — offer. Call 6 4 8 ^ , after 1:00 TAURUS (April 28May 20) It’S 6484846. bow window, fully furnished, skates, and much more. 47 0fW5ttH5rttord,CT. p.m. wall to wall carpeting, VIROO (Aug. 23

Oott-SMt-Polt 43 TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ Short Riba — Frank Hill nished. Stove, refrigerator, I riW lN K l HAVE-the' v e s .B u T IF I w e g E v o u - ...I’P PO THfe 6 ie FINALE) H ES BEEN ABLO SPSIN CE DOG-CAT BOARDING heat, hot water. Apply KIN© S ^ L B O U N D . ' TAP ROUTINE BARE- 1 THE S E ^N D ACT.' bathing/grooming. Obedience Marlow's, 867 Main St. F O O T B P . ------' protection classes. Complete Genuine modern facilities. Canine FIVE MODERN Rooms-Two Parts & Accessories Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon bedrooms. Appliances, all Road, Manchester. For reser­ carpeting. $220. No pets. vations please call 6485971. Available July 1st. Call 648 u m m i m soles 8350. FR EE PUPPY - Six week old Airthorltsd SAAB Dssisr mixed setter. Call 6484438. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 NEW 5 ROOM Duplex - 3 371 Main Straat, Manehaatar bedrooms, family room, all WANTED • Good home for a PHONE 043-4894 appliances. No pets. Security Open Monday through Thursday LIntll 9 PM er Spaniel. Good house deposit.. Available August 1st. elephone 6482161. » Call 643-5014 mornings.