PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 22, 1978 Government cheeks fireworks as Fourth are labeled to alert users to proper were injured,” the CPSC said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - With the retailers of both loreign-made and This will be the second Fourth of limits firecrackers to the July that the CPSC’s latest It said statistics show an estimated Fourth of July less than two weeks domestic fireworks are being handling. > "ladyfinger” size. The CPSC also is looking for illegal firecracker regulations have been in “There was a decrease in injuries away, government safety experts checked by Consumer Product Safety 75 percent of those hurt by fireworks have begun an investigation to try to Commission agents across the coun­ fireworks, most notably those with effect. Sifice late Ih 1976 no caused by all fireworks between 1976 are males, and 53 percent of the vic­ keep unsafe and unlawful fireworks try, the commission said, to root out large charges of powder such as M-80 firecracker can be sold with more when approximately 9,000 were hurt, tims are between the ages of 5 and 14. out of consumers' hands. violations of regulations requiring salutes and cherry bombs, which than SO milligrams of powder. That and 1977 when an estimated 7,555 Manufacturers, distributors and that the devices operate safely and have been outlawed for some time. A Family NEIFSpaper Since 1881 Vol. XCVII, No. 224 - Manchester, Conn., Friday, June 23,1978

Grasso HUD units conflict offers reports on grant town moving as quickly as possible on By SUSAN VAUGHN the fund approval this morning, but STARTS RIGHT NOW neither Weiss or any other town of­ complying with the conditons. The HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Henild llvpnrlt'r Grasso today said Republicans can ficials had received any notification contract for the housing monitoring AT ALL D&L STORES! have whatever reports they want out The status of Manchester’s Com­ late this morning from either the is expected to be signed next week 2 of the Department of Public Works munity Development funds appeared Washington or Hartford offices. Several good applications for the new and she denied her administration uncertain this morning, with conflic­ Alan Mason, human services direc­ staff position have been received and has been hiding information about ting reports coming in from the tor who has been in charge of the CD applications will be closed next state contracts. federal and district offices of the grant applications, also said he had week, Weiss said. U.S. Department of Housing and Ur­ received no word from HUD. He Thomas F. Ferguson, chairman of "The information Sen. (Richard) ban Development which administers added he thought it was poor the Manchester Republican Town Bozzuto, (R-Watertown), wants is the funds. proeedure that the regional office Committee, commented this mor­ 10.97- 15.97 there in (he files and requires a little ning on the possibility that the funds The office of First District released the information on bit of digging out,” Mrs. Grasso said withholding the funds to the press will be withheld. He said the 3 Congressman William Cotter at a Capitol news conference. withholding of the $423,000 "by the Thursday afternoon received a before informing the town. minor officialdom of HUD is just one “It disturbs me that he said we report from the Washington office of A spokesman from the HUD office FASHION JEANS more example of the unconscionable have been hiding the reports,” she HUD that all of the $483,000 in CD in Washington said today that the of­ said. “We have not.” funds was approved, without con­ fice knew nothing about the con­ interference of the federal govern­ FOR JUNIORSI ditions of the grant which had been ment in local affairs.” Bozzuto has accused the Grasso ad­ ditions, for Manchester, He noted that Republican Town Ron Black, deputy director of stipulated by the area office. The of­ ministration of hiding Information on Directors Vivian Ferguson and Carl HUD’S area office in Hartford, said fice had never been notified by the Reg. $15-$20. Shown here. Just the awarding of state contracts, Zinsser voted against hiring the per­ 14.97 most of the money is being tem­ Hartford office of the conditions, the one style from our fashion saying the Democrat-controlled son to monitor the town’s housing 1/3 OFF porarily held until the town meets spokesman said. governor's office doesn’t want it plan. He said the Republican party denim savings for Juniors, the HUD stipulations regarding fair Steve Steinert from the legislative known that arphitests and engineers stands behind their action and "will MISSES’ COOL from famous, makers. 5-13. housing. and Intergovernmental Affairs divi­ making large contributions to the sion of HUD called C o tter's continue to resist this unwarranted Democratic Party get big contracts. The town was informed earlier this SUMMER MISSES’ PLAYWEAR month of the conditions of the grant Washington office Thursday, which interference." Mrs. Grasso said she is not aware and proceeded to take steps to comp­ in turn informed Cotter’s Hartford He said the tax dollars from DRESSES of any contract awards made on the ly, The town will hire a full-time per­ office that the grant had been ap­ Washington continue to bring in­ FROM A VERY basis of political affiliation and said son to oversee the town housing proved with no conditions. Steinert is creasing demands. Reg. $22-$26. Gauzy she didn’t believe they were. She said programs and will also make a con­ in charge of Connecticut for HUD. looks, cool sundresses, 6.97- 8.97 FAMOUS MAKERI contractors belonging to the political tract with a firm to monitor the The regional office said that $60,000 Congressman Cotter said late this party in power when they are town’s rental market for discrimina­ for administrative costs would be left morning he will ask Patricia Harris, short sleeve styles secretary of Housing and Urban in pastels, of easy care awarded a contract are penalized by tion. in the CD funds, but the remaining JUNIOR DENIM later charges of favoritism. \ The report received by Cotter’s of­ $423,000 would be withheld until Julv Development, to investigate the in­ polyester and polyester fice said that Town Manager Robert 31. formation sent to his office from Reg. $8-$18, now 4.97- 11.97 Bozzuto claimed Thursday that he Weiss would be officially informed of Weiss said town officials are HUD. blends. Sizes 8 to 18. SHORTS believes there is a correlation A breezy group In tones of blue, white between those architects and Reg. $10-$12. A great selection or yellow to mix and match for summerl engineers making large contributions J . r of denim shorts, plus a cool Choose solid or print tops to coordinate to the Democrats or Mrs. Grasso's collection of other fabrics, with shorts, skirts, pants and culottes. re-eiection campaign and those that In sizes SML and 8 to 18, all at big get state work. ' • . Audit says bus firm colors and styles. 5-13. summer sale savingsl He said that is no difference from what has gone on under previous ad­ ministrations, including Republican administrations, but said Mrs; not worth its price 4 4 Grasso ought to admit it. He said the governor should ap­ 7.97- 11.97 agencies. The task force was in subsidies to cover the company's point a committee to investigate the Installing new curbs HARTFORD (UPI) - The ap­ praiser used when the state paid $10.6 reviewing the company when sale deficits in 1974, 1975 and 1976. matter. Granite curbs were installed on a Thompson Road sidewalk Mrs. Grasso today said she thinks million for Connecticut Co. valued negotiations were in process. And they said the department COOL FUN TOPS the state’s attorney’s office could construction Wednesday afternoon. Walter Senkow, town the buses at $3.9 million — although Auditors Leo Donohue and Henry didn’t include the depreciation data handle any charges that need In­ engineer, watches from the rear as Joe Wilkovitch adjusts the the company said they were worth Becker Jr. said the $3.8 million when it made the subsidies. FOR JUNIORS vestigating. Bozzuto, though, said he curbing while John Almeida, front, keeps the curb on line. only $172,470, state auditors said difference was because Connecticut The department said it did take has not undercovered any law (Herald photo by Chastain) today. Co.’s figures considered the depreciation of the buses into ac­ Reg. $10-$18. Pretty tops from violations. The Department of Transportation depreciation of the vehicles, while count, but said the federal govern­ India, in gauzes and an woven cottons On another front, Mrs. Grasso said may have been able to get a better the appraiser did not. ment also requires that the cost of sizes SMIL, Including embroidered State Police Commissioner Edward deal on the bus line when it bought it' They said it’s usually standard replacing equipment be included. P. Leonard will be close to the two years ago if it had followed stan­ practice for the department to use trimmed styles Group says firms dard practice and used two indepen­ two independent appraisers before In another area, Donohue and scheduled anti-nuclear demonstra­ dent appraisers, the report said. any property purchase are made. Becker said the department should tion in Seabrook, New Hampshire, consolidate its records to keep track this weekend and will “monitor the The state bought the Connecticut The auditors’ report covered the Co. from E. Clayton Gengras, a West years 1974, 1975 and 1976. of money owed for property it leases situation.” fight drug reform The auditors said they found some Hartford businessman appointed by The auditors said the appraiser She said if violence breaks out, lease agreements involving small Leonard will take whatever action he Gov. Ella Grasso to head a task force also didn’t take into account the sumer drug prices could be cul in amounts of money had not been paid thinks necessary. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The on improving efficiency in state roughly $12.3 million the state made prescription drug industry has con­ half if generic drugs were sold more ducted a secret campaign across the commonly. The drug industry is country to cripple many state laws ' skeptical that the cost savings would designed to make medicine cheaper, be that much and contends there can backers of drug reform laws said be less assurance of quality with Two principals named Road chief today. generic drugs. The charge came at the beginning Stanley Steingut, speaker of the will remain of a two-day conference on generic Assembly, said his state’s drugs called to assess how well ef­ recent law designed to end the con­ 1/3 OFF forts are succeeding to get less troversy has not stopped it. • in elementary schools Timothy O'Sullivan, superinten­ expensive, common-name drugs into “We’re here to counteract the dent of the town’s highway and consumers’ hands. multibillion-dollar drug company SPECIAL sanitation division, will remain in his The sponsors of the meeting — the campaign to keep drug prices high by By AIJCE EVANS position, instead of resigning as of National Association of Retired Per­ providing the states with ammuni­ Herald Reporler CLEAROUT! June 30, Jay Giles, director of public sons — National Retired Teachers tion to enact effective laws,” he Charles Senteio of 293 Carter St., works, said this morning. Association, the New York State added. Manchester, and Dr. Gail C. Rowe of JUNIOR O’Sullivan submitted his resigna­ Assembly and the Council of State The conference sponsors released tion March 27 because of a disagree­ what they said was an industry- West Hartford have been named Governments — said, “A covert cam­ principals of town of Manchester DRESSES ment with Giles on an engineering paign by the brand-name manufac­ sponsored I'eport that concluded the matter regarding the Lenti Farms drug companies “have been elementary schools. The ap­ turers and the Pharmaceutical pointments were announced this subdivision application, Giles said successful in diluting the effects of Reg. $28-$42, Manufacturers Association has un­ morning by Dr. James Kennedy, today. the subsequent new laws that permit now 17.99-27.99 dermined and crippled the laws in superintendent of schools. O’Sullivan's resignation was substitution.” many states.” ' Senteio, assistant superintendent A very special group extended in April to June 30 to allow So far 38 states have revised or “This was achieved through the of soft, swingy more time for the two men to resolve legislative adoption of various of Hartford schools and in charge of repealed 'laws that prevented elementary schools, will serve as polyesters In all the their differences, Giles said. He said druggists from giving patients less restrictive and inhibiting clauses colors of the rainbow. now he and O’Sullivan understand the that have made it impractical for principal of Keeney Street School, expensive generic drugs instead of and Dr. Rowe, educational coor­ Lots of styles for date, 'other’s opinion more than before, most cdstly brand-name ones pharmacists to substitute or have although they still disagree on some enabled physicians to easily prevent dinator for West Hartford elemen­ career and weekendsi prescribed by doctors. tary schools, will be the new prin­ matters. pharmacists from product selec­ Sundresses are Backers of the change claim con­ cipal of Highland Park School. O’Sullivan requested that the tion,” the report said. Included In this Manchester's Board of Elducation collection. In sizes resignation be rescinded and Giles a g r ^ to the request, Thursday night unanimously ap­ 5 to 13. Hurry Ini O’Sullivan has been in the highway proved Senteio and Dr. Rowe (of the position for two years and ha; been New York court nixes posts after .interviewing candidates praised by his supervisors and-his for the principalships of both schools. department employees for the job he Their appointments will become has done. land faxes for schools effective Aug. 29. Senteio’s salary for the coming school year will be $25,- MINEOLA, N.Y. (UPI) - New In a 106-page decision. Smith said 005, which is step five of the elemen­ Dr. Gail C. Rowe Charles Senteio York’s system of financing education- the present system "lacked a tary principals salary schedule (or a class five (large) school. Dr. Roew’s through a property tax is un­ rational basis and was dis­ system and they are getting a private Manchester eight or nine years ago - Inside today constitutional, State Supreme Court criminatory, thereby constituting a salary for the coming year is $22,445, which is step two in the schedule for school education in the public school was its school system, he said. Justice L. Kingsley Smith ruled denial of equal protection of the law Complimenting Manchester’s press Area towns ...... M a class two school, plus $1,000 for her system,” he said. today. under the New York constitution. Senteio called the school ad­ coverage, he said that "one lives in .Classified...... (♦•W The suit, initiated by the Levittown “For the same reasons, there is a doctorate. (knnics...... •A9 ministrators, teachers and members the town and reads about things in School District, maintained that denial of equal protection of, the law Senteio, who recently was named the newspapers that are not negative Blast Hartford.. i ...... 5-6, 8 great disparities in property tax under the Fourteenth Amendment.” to the interim administrative team to of the Board of Education, a “win­ ^torial ...... A Hartford’s public school system ning team,” and said, “I’m joining a and sees pictures of what kids are revenues among school districts has The decision is expected to. be doing in town. I am hopeful that it Entertainment ...... IS led to unequal educational oppor­ appealed to a higher state court, until a new superintendent of schools team of winners and that’s what I like.” He also said that he believed will continue.” he said with a smile. Faml^ ... 1...... since the case essentially is a ia found, said he was leaving his $34,- tunities. the majority of Manchester residents Among his various professional Manchester...... 8, IS Similar^ systems of financing challenge of the state cons^tion, 000 Hartford post to take the lesser- Obituaries ...... Ing job in Manchester because of wants to increase the quality of associations is his membership in the schools through property taxes have the U.S. Supreme Court could not be education in the schools and “will Citizens Advisory Council which is SporU WJ already been found unconstitutional involved. he commitment Manchester has to Summer Youth Scene...... IS in New Jersey, California and back it up ih dollars.” (See Page Eight) Connecticut. What attracted Senteio to PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchMtW^joim^Frl^ J i ^ 23, 1878 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 23, 1978 — PAGE THREE ’■JKVS ...... Congress asked by AMA Aiiti-iiuclear protestors begin Seabrook occupation SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - Anti­ to allow the protesters to use the fort to draw protesters. ’The alliance needed. The governor said he would mand post on the demonstration site, policing the demonstration at $150,- nuclear protesters began a adjacent land for a rally in hopes of agreed to leave the site by mid- visit the site several times during the but gubernatorial aide Jay McDuffee 000. The expense will be shared by to cut government cost nationwide demonstration against avoiding a repeat of last year’s afternoon Monday. demonstration'but would leave con­ said Thursday, “I doubt very much if the state and PSC, the leading utility atomic power today with a four-day demonstration in which 1,414 persons The alliance contends Seabrook’s trol of law enforcement to State At­ you will notice any police presence in a New England consortium which ST. LOUIS (UPI) — The American In a resolution adopted unanimous­ responsible for inflation that has "nuke-in” near the construction site were arrested on criminal trespass cooling system would threaten torney General Thomas Rath. on the site.” is building the plant. Medical Association has asked ly, the convention asked Congress been driving up health care costs. , of the $2.3-billion Seabrook plant. charges when they occupied the plant marine life by dumping heated water State police were setting up a com­ Thomson has estimated the cost of Congress to help hold down rising “to demonstrate its sincerity in Doctors were asked by AMA Presi­ Organizers predicted up to 6,000 site. ' from the plant back into the ocean. It medical costs by cutting the rate of reaching its objdctlves to curtail dent Tom E. Nesbitt to cut by one ; persons would show up and promised The main construction area, where ,also claims plans for disposing of increase in the cost of government. rising costs and galloping inflation’’ percent the rate of increase in their ] the protest would be peaceful. about 200 construction workers were nuclear waste are inadequate.. Delegates at the closing session of by also applying spending limits to fees to prevent government-imposed' But hundreds of state police and expected to be on the job over the A counter-rally by pro-nuclear the AMA's 127th annual convention operations of Congress. controls. National Guardsmen were stationed weekend, is fenced off under Nuclear groups was scheduled 30 miles west Thursday challenge Congress to put The AMA on ’Tuesday called for a The convention also adopted a , nearby the 18-acre plot set aside for Regulatory Commission regulations. of Seabrook Sunday in Manchester, into effect a yearly two percent constitutional amendment requrlng resolution urging government agen- j the demonstration in case of trouble. The twin-tower, 2,300-management N.H. Backers said they expected up cles to “minimizing the adverse Ira-'; reduction in the rate of expenses for the federal government to operate Hundreds more were on standby just plant is now about 10 percent com-, to 4,000 persons, including New pact that government regulatory coil-' running all federal departments and under a balanced budget. Backers across the border in Newsburyport, plete. Hampshire Goy. Meldrim ’Thomson, a agencies. ' said deficit spending is largely trols have on health care costs.’’ / Mass. Demonstrators were to begin con­ staunch supporter of nuclear power. Trustees of the AMA were urged to Similar protests were scheduled verging on the 18-acre protest site' Thomson has pledged the state will study where such expensive medical this weekend in at least 12 other tonight. The sponsoring Clamshell use “all force that might be Emanuel Congregation equipment as computed tomography , states from California to Vermont. Alliance scheduled an energy fair necessary” to keep the peace at the scanner^, known as CATs, should be The Public Serive Co., the prime Saturday and a rally Sunday Seabrook rally, but said chances are placed to avoid duplication. The - builder of the Seabrook plant, agreed featuring-name entertainers in an ef­ “good” that police will not be to mark Maypole event Department of Health, Education and Welfare has- complained that ’ Members of Emanuel Lutheran Out in a field an outstretched pole some hospitals buy the |SOO,000 CAT WeVe got the hottest savings in town! Church will gather Saturday for an would be lifted with a shout from scanners as status symbols even Vermont activists convicted all-day picnic starting at 2 p.m. at the onlookers and a push from the men. when the devices could be shared. home of Florence Horton, 15 Peter­ Emanuel members will lift a Dr. Ralph S. Emerson of Soslyn • BRATTLEBORD, Vt. (UPI) - The jury that deliberated just 27 minutes. actions were justified because they Memories incorporated in quilt son Road, Vernon. The rain date is maypole also. They will celebrate Heights, N.Y., urged the AMA tc ‘ defendants cried and invoked the Vermont District Court Judge were attempting to prevent a danger with a potluck supper. Pictures will laws of heaven and brought clovers William Mikell fined each defendant to the public much greater than the lustrating some significant incident. Mrs. Sunday. adopt a policy statement on expen-) Mrs. Amy Gannutz, left, of 373 Lydall St., is In Sweden, this would be the t« taken to add to the historic 16mm sive medical equipment. and daisies into the court room. $25. The convicted trespassers said danger they themselves posed. They shown with a quilt presented her by Mrs. Sutton organized the staff to make the climax of the celebration of the of­ film that is taken each year by the "Whether we like it or not, plan- ^ The judge read from “A Man For they would appeal. wanted to ask the jury to try them memory quilt. This year, Mrs. Gannutz wrote ficial beginning of summer. parish life committee. All Seasons” in a voice that shook The hours of muted confrontation under what they described as the 2 Catherine Sutton, right, third grade teacher ning agencies and others will work on ' 2 a book titled “Turtle Love,” which she There, families would gather to The youth group will conduct a , this topic and we might as welt stay ' ever so slightly. in the courtroom were not brought on higher, moral laws of God instead of at Nathan Hale School, from members of the For two and a half days the two by disagreements about the facts of the Vermont statutes. school staff. Mrs. Gannutz retires this year dedicated to the children she loves at Nathan twine flowers and vines and hang volleyball marathon for the World in the mainstream by not ignoring Hunger campaign all day and night. sides wrangled — usually out of the the case. The 12 freely admitted they But Mikell was determined they 89.97-99.99 after serving 25 years as school secretary. Hale School. (Herald photo by Chastain) circlets of flowers from a crossbow. the subject,” Emerson said. ; Dressed in traditional clothing, they There will be games and races for Other recommendations made by , hearing of the jury — turning trial had been present at Yankee to would not make these arguments Each staff member made a square il­ would dance and sing throughout the the young. the AMA for holding down hospital into a series of interruptions and a nrotest against what they believe are because another District Court judge festival. bed capacity to what id needed. test of wills. the dangers of nuclear power and had ruled them inadmissable in pre­ ENTIRE STOCK! In the end, apparently none of that that they refused to leave when trial proceedings. mattered. warned to do so by the plant manage­ Further complications, delays and 3 ment. 3 Safe car probe expands ’The 12 Vermont nuclear activists arguments arose because the defen­ MEN’S SUMMER charged with trespassing at the Ver­ But, the defendants wanted the dants chose to represent themselves and were often unfamiliar with the National Highway Traffic Safety Ad­ fuel tank design took effect, are not P mont Yankee nuclear plant in Ver­ court to hear why they trespassed. DETROIT I UPI I - Federal safety mont on Oct. 8 were convicted by a They wanted to tell the jury their law and with court procedures. SUITS officials are expanding their in­ ministration. told UPI Thursday the susceptible to the same danger of y vestigation of Ford Motor Co. fuel action was prompted by reports that fire and explosion in rear end ^ tanks to see if Ford cars built from Ford cars other than the two subcom­ collisions. Seabrook bn cable TV Reg. $110-$135. on every I960 through 1976 have the same fire pacts failed the company's own crash “I have asked my staff to go back one of our four-piece quad wardrobe danger that led to the recall of 1.5 tests during the mid-1960s. and take a look at the vehicles suits, three-piece vested and million Pintos and Bobcats. She said Ford cars built since 1976. manufactured before the standards trio suits in plaids, stripes Joan Claybrook, head of the when federal safety standards for to see whether we should initiate a Area people join protest further investigation," Ms. and solid tones, too. Traditional Qaybrook said in a telephone inter­ Twenty Manchester area residents p.m. it will provide an hour of events surrounding the demonstra­ and contemporary styling, regular, view from Washington. will participate in this weekend's videotaped reports and live audio tion. short and long sizes, too. Workers plan anti-nuclear demonstration on the ' coverage of that day’s “occupation” Jay April of Manchester will be construction site of the Seabrook, of the power plant site. part of one of four Northeast Video Hale leapers N.H., nuclear power plant. The program will be called Network crews that will videotape may make it The action is being organized by “Seabrook Calling.” Area viewers that day. The crews will stop fitness program in Guineas the Clamshell Alliance, a coalition of subscribing to Greater Hartford shooting in the afternoon, edit their New, England groups who oppose the CATV will be able to see it on work, make copies, and dispatch One hundred and nine students Channel 13. tapes to 12 cable franchises that basketball teams and arrange for development of nuclear power. They About 25 employees sign up this from Nathan Hale School lined up will be camping on the site from The first half of the program will serve 20 comm unities in New week to participate in a regularly times and places for the physical ac­ at Charter Oak Park last week tivities. Other activities to be in­ Saturday to Monday. The campers feature videotaped coverage of the England and New York. scheduled physical fitness program and proceeded to leap frog over have received non-violence training, attitudes and actions of those in­ alter a noon picnic Wednesday in cluded in the program will be dan­ Both the demonstration and the each other continuously for 13 organizers said. volved at the Seabrook site. The se­ cable network coverage are “unique, Center Park. cing, tennis, jogging, slimnastics, minutes and one second. cond half will begin when Seabrook The Town Health Department and handbail, yoga, calisthenics, hiking, Also on Saturday, a new television historic and exciting events," said J The continuous leap frog race network, the Northeast Video cqlls with an updated report o n ' April. the Recreation department are coor­ J golf and swimming. covered 220 yards and all the dinating the voluntary program to Network, will go on the air. At 11:30 Times for the organized activities students had to consecutively leap encourage physical fitness among all will be set up either in the morning over the other 108 students until town employees. before work, at lunch time or after the entire course was covered, About 50 employees attended the work. Facilities such as Globe Barry Bernstein, physical educa­ picnic during which they were given Hollow pool will be made available tion instructor said. information on how to begin a for their exclusive use, said John Bernstein said he wili send the physical training program by John Post who is coordinating the effort, information on the feat to the Salcius of the Health Department. for the Health Department. Guinesss Book of World Records U Larry Woykovsky of the Health Post said a general notice will be D Department and a marathon runner, which does not have a similar ac sent to all town employees who were complishment listed. Council presidents exchange thanks also answered questions about run­ not able to attend Wednesday's ses­ The leap frog was one of many gratulates the new president, Gordon ning. sion to allow them to sign up for ac­ events for activity day for the Bennet Junior High School student council Melvin R. Siebold, recreation tivities. he said he hopes the program fifth and sixth grade students at presidents congratulate each other Deneath Fallone, who in turn, thanks Woodhouse for a director, will organize group ac­ can get started as soon as the the school. the flag pole at Bennet Junior High School on job well done. Vice principal Ronald Ed­ tivities such as volley ball, and schedules can be worked out. the last day of school. Brad Woodhouse, left, mondson looks on. (Herald photo by N outgoing student council president, con- Thompkins) 127 pints of blood donated N D M S S A CASUAL Orchestra f About town ) The walk-in donors boosted Ap|HiinlnientH kept Drlowski, Donna Gamache, Virginia Tuesday's Bloodmobile collection to Sandra Conway, Anne Flynn, Kenneth Daversa. a i r m a u its total of 127 pints drawn. A. Johnson. Walter Joyner, Nancy Mot- Frank E Kaszowski. James Jutrus. gets $500 The trip to East Beach'in SLACKS Joyce S. Young, Victoria E. Ferguson, MORE THAN A 5 *‘>•<'10 \M There were 75 walk-in donors com­ fat, John Naretto, Michael Peretto, Rhode Island sponsored by Rose Aceto, Robert C. Herdic, Faith The Manchester Civic ^w nstiset‘Ct)wntou/n Tnam^haster pared to 66 persons who kept ap­ Helga Schaller, Crossroads, Manchester’s • Famous Brands! Richard Warner, Mildred Beutel. Paul Moseley. Orchestra and Chorale pointments. The number of walk-ins counseling and drug infor­ • V alues to >2200! 5.97-9.99 Kelly, John Lareau, Sally Marte, Paul William H. Marceau, John McDonnell, received $500 for general y m iMind w« oKvayi how Iho iKMt in booJi — MWihu — glH- may have been attributed to the Ann DeMarchi, Cora L. Goodwin, Arlene mation center, will be Mockalis. operating expenses from a ■ lor — pooclf — oyM — wolUng on hildoy pnitch li o fltm tn special plea issued for type 0- Hall, Frank J. Preneta, Harriet A. Tuesday. Anypne in­ wHhovrotMrtnwnt — mudioiowfChfWmMonortniontloowa- (single p a ir s '12W) Thomas Reese, Pamela Walch, Helen Hartford Arts Council fufid negative blood. Pendleton. Mary Kirk, Charles McCooe, Mitchell. terested in going may con­ oUo — plooM oih hr h — conw brawM wMh M. SUMMER DRESS, SPORT Alan R. Dedrick, William A. Edwards, of $87,000 for community tact Lenny Vann, 646-2015, There were 14 persons deferred un­ John Ruff, Annamarie Turner. I■^^J>fOO doihr t-S-JO til another time. Sandra Byam, Eileen Christensen. Gail Evelyn G oss, Teresa LaBelle, Helen C. arts groups Wednesday, for further information. Tbvndq Mf-Oosod SwHln^ ■ AwtfrM 0* fwivwfw ■ WwaivM ■ /br/wQiip Qzw»{^ AND KNIT SHIRTS William Bayrer of 23 McKinley St. Libbey, Kathleen Siddons. Marion Tillot- Joyce, Steven Kimball, Margaret Geyer, Walter J. Connolly, Jr., became a 14-gallon blood donor. son. Zaneth Roberts. Crystal Page. president of Connecticut SPORT Robert Madden. Leo Diana. Eileen Agnes P. Dodge, Natalie W. Cone, Bank & Trust and the Hart­ Other gallon blood donors are as Beverly M. Reedy, Garland Reedy, Reg. $8-$16. Super short-sleeved shirts In styles for follows: Stevens, Calvin Fish, James Tierney, ford Arts Council, said Kent Carlson. Albert M. Churchill, George Pinto. competition among grant dress, casual wear and sports. Eight gallons — Thomas Curtiss Excellent selec­ Raymond Frederickson, Richard Stephen R. Lauretti. applicants was tougher this proudly announces tion of solid mix- In cool blends, handsome colorsi and Robert Otten; seven gallons — Marion M. Barnes, Priscilla D. COATS Templeton, June Werdelin, Gail Kravitz, year than ever before. The and match colors Allan Aronson; five gallons — Schwartz. Mahon Knight, Kathie F. Par­ a new addition Sizes SML, XL. David Cameron, Roy Haugh. music group was among SPateli for Spring. Sylvester Benson and Edward Tim- Mary Kelly, Diane Michel, Gloria sons, Richard L. Bragdon. Norman brell Jr.; two gallons — Karen Hilton, John Rivers. Anthony Vifiello, Eaton. ten community arts groups GIFT SHOP- to our dinnerware Saunders; one gallon — Marguerite Catherine Adams. Elizabeth B. Payton, Jane Zemke, An­ to receive funding. Geer, Linda Quinn, Karen Lewis, and Guy Mullen, Paul Giacopassi, Sue drew D'Appollonio, James B. Harvey, According to W, Grant (BIG SIZES ONLY<49») 9.99-15.99 Nancy Fournier. Perry, Earl Doggart, Linda Sablitz. Rosemary Sullivan. Brownrigg, executive Albert W. Hemingway, Donald The next Bloodmobile visit will be Joseph Morin, Richard Roach, Miriam director of the Arts Coun­ we now carry a large selection of 2 Kalman, Doris Timbrell, Jerome Kemp, McAllister, Lynn T. Gordon, Linda M. cil, the board is MENS’ LIGHTWEIGHT Wednesday, July 26, at South United 2 Joseph Rockwood, Phyliss Kelso, Wayne Mantie, Margaret C. Martin, Todd A. reexamining its present 3-pieco VESTED Methodist Church from 12:30 to 5:30 C. Trueb, William R. Martens, Waiter Elmore, Patricia Dow. p.m. method of allocating funds MIKASA STONEWARE Kaszowski, Alyce McArdle, Karen McAr- Rebecca L. Timbrell, Charles U. to make sure it will benefit SUMMER SLACKS Appointments may be made by dle. Sullivan, Edward A. Borgida, Eileen L. calling the Manchester Branch of the Tinturin, Ellen A. Zahaba, Christine every arts group in the Elizabeth J. Holly, Carol Hopowiec, Greater Hartford area. Red Cross at 643-5111, Walk-in donors Stuart Skerker, Frances Smith. 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United Praia International ticut to join 22 other states In ap­ proving an . initiative and referen­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. ,By MAL BARLOW Guidotti of the Jaycees refused to as TV cameras panned the scene and To the editor: dum process so that voters can have Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643*2711. Herald Reporter accept a forfeit. Even though his coaches asked the players to take the The MCC New England Relays will a direct voice on Issues. field. Raymond F Robinson. Editor

f . ' i 1 ’ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Frl., June 23, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. June 23. 1978— PAGE ELEVEN Manchester Legion Softball msiatMSKMMiaBai MBs bow aj^aiil Strong Canada squad ( sport bnete CANDLELIGHT INDY undefeated in zone Behind an 18-hit attack. Multi Cir­ Nassiff Camera upended Regal 1)rouble continues to follow Johnson and ^ike McDonald. cuits shortcircuited Moriarty Bros,, Men’s, 13-8, at Nike neld. Mofiarty Bros, in the Twilieht But that would be it for the Gas Vataha retires By LKN AUSTKR 9-6, last night at Robertson. Harry Jobnsoh had four hits, Chris Baseball League as the Gas Housers as Society horler GREEN BAY, Wis. (U P l) - Ben Gryzb, Bill Zwlck, Daig Cooper and Ken Schoppman three Housers found themselves on Steve Cannata scattered two in relay competition Veteran wide receiver Randy Vataha lirralil S|iorlire last hits the remaining five fraines. has retired from the Green Bay Bunching eight runs in the first two innings to support the two- three hits and Tim Cunningham a Stu Wolf homered for Nassiff’s. Six Packers, pair for Circuits. Paul Frenette night to Society for Savings at Society knotted Tt with a hit pitching of youthful Shawn Spears, Manchester American others bad two hits apiece. events. He will be running against a Vataha, 30, had been acquired by homered, tripled and siilgled and Bob St. Thomas Seminary. The Vikings Track Ciub of Deborah Day will be a threat in the Brian Pender, Paul Ptyor, Jim single run in the fourth, took strong field, including Anthony Green Bay on waivers last fall after Legion baseball team remained unbeaten in Zone Eight play Coroso and lU rl Hasel had three and Montreal, has entered a strong hurdles, 440 and the shot put. This LaChapelle and Wayne Johnson each The setbadk was the third in' the upper hand with a pair of Stewart of , N.Y., who has six seasons with the New England with a 10-2 win over Stafford last night at Eagle Field. two blows respectively for Moriar­ past winter in Colorado, Deborah had two hits for Regal’s. as many nights for Moriarty’s. tallies in the fifth and then contingent in the Saturday run 100 yards in 9.4, Darryl Rhone of Patriots. He suffered rib injuries The Post 102 entry is now 3-0 in Pallanck struck out swinging with ty’s. was a member of the Canadian pen­ Oct. 30 and was placed on the injured The ite s had taken a 1-0 lead closed it out wi% a four-hm track and field events of the Massachusetts (ULAC) with a best tathlon team that defeated the zone competition and 6-2 overall. the third strike popping out of the NIKE Manchester Community reserve list. Three two-run innings were turned in the second inning on base outburst in the seventh inning. time of 9.6, and UConn’s Mike United States for the first time. Stafford drops to 0-3 in the zone with mitt of catcher Mike Linsenbigler. Lathrop Insurance withstood a DePletro who has run 9.7. the loss. Manchester next sees ac­ into a 6-5 win by Zipser Club over knocks by Rich Riordan, Gene College New England Relays Twenty-two year old Robyn Scott has He tagged Pallanck on the shoulder four-run rally by Walnut Barbers for Pole vaulter Glen Colivas is ranked tion Saturday night at 7:30 in an Crispino’s at Fitzgerald Field. at Wigren Track. a best distance of 37’8" in the shot and rolled the ball out to the mound, a 9-8 win at Nike. second in Canada and placed second exhibition tilt in Brattleboro. Vt. It Alan Noske, Jack Maloney and Larry Eldridge, president of the put and will be a contender in that with the Manchester club trotting off Don Kelsey had four hits, Jim in last year’s MCC New England returns to Eagle Field Sunday at 5 Steve Siecrist each had two hits for Canadiail Track and Field Associa­ event on Saturday, the field. However, the home plate Dowling three and Dave Romano and Relays. Colivas’ best in 1978 is 16’7“ o'clock to combat zone foe Rockville. Zipser with the latter’s single in the tion, announced that among the 20 This is the third year that umpire didn't see the tag, neither did Dave Brannick two apiece for Soccer and is considered one of the favorites Sign top pick Manchester scored three times in last of the seventh inning driving in athletes coming to Manchester there Manchester Community College his partner, with Tony Mitta Lathrop. Romano homered. in the Men’s Open Division. NEW YORK (UPl) — The New the Jirst and those were all the runs the tying and winning tallies. are several of Canada’s best, even sponsored the relays. The field is one scampering home. Bill Lodge and Len Morse each had Fiften year-old Monique Leslie has York Mets signed their No. 1 pick in Spears, who will be a sophomore in Gordy McCombe and Dennis Walch MIDGET Wood, Todd Grossman, Brian though there are three meets in of the largest and strongest ever Fortunately, for all concerned, three hits and Bill Pitkin and Bill a best time of 25,2 for 2{K) meters, and the recent amateur draft, shortstop the fall at Manchester High, needed. Spears after yielding another free each collected two hits for the Gorra two apiece for the Barbers. South: Apollos 3 (Doug' Spano), Toros 0 i Canada that weekend and many assembled for a track and field meet Stoltenberg, Matt Gilmond, Alex Hubie Brooks of Arizona State, it was Pete Kiro led off with a triple off pass induced Carl Sarno to sky out to Supremes. athletes are preparing to compete for Santoro), Strikers 0 (Maurice Clark, announced Tuesday. the center field wall and scored as center field. REC PEE WEE places on the team for the upcoming Frank Hoher played well). Brooks, 21, hit ,432 in 67 games, Mike Freiheit's infield grounder was Spears allowed only an infield DUSTY Eighteen hits produced a 13-5 win East: Cosmos 4 (A.J. Marcantonio Commonwealth Games. booted. Ray Gliha worked out a walk Clubbing 27 hits, B.A. Club topped Matadors 3 (Carl Skoog 2, Mike 3, Jeff Rothman), Stars 0 (Cathy One of the outstanding Canadians driving in 82 runs and clubbing 11 single by Scott Marek in the fifth and by Personal Tee over Looking Glass Future Olympic hopeful homers. He will join the Mels' Class and cleanup sticker Don Martin Lombardo’s, 26-13, at Robertson. Paris), Wings 2 (Larry Jarvis, Ed Ryan played well). / will be quarter-miler Bruce Roberts, a line double off the wall in left II at Keeney Field. AA Texas League team in Jackson drilled a two-run double up the alley center by Mitta in the sixth. He Ernie Brown was a perfect 5-for-5, Bruce Henderson had four hits, Adams). Timbers 1 (Steveii Lateano, Tigers who this year set a Canadian indoor North: Hawks 4 (Robbie Chaloux, Miss. in right center field. walked seven and fanned six in going Jim Tuttle and Chuck Lankford each Jim Rossillo had a three-run homer, 0 (Ben DiGregorio played well). Eleven-year old Cheryl Bond of 36 O’Leary Drive has won over record for 400 meters. Roberts ran Chris Cavanna, Stu Heavisides, Five more tallies crossed the plate the distance. hit safely three times and Dean Jeff Schmidt had three hits, Rob West; Bruins 1 (Keir Brietenfeld); 60 trophies and ribbons in four years of competitive gymnastics. 47.79 electric in a Canada vs. Italy in the second. Two runs came home Manchester added its final runs in Carpenter, Ray Cobb, Scott Linsen­ Nicola homered and tripled twice Stephen Bayer), Stallions 3 (Sal Eagles 0. She has won the State Junior Olympic All-Around Gymnastics meet. This compares with the fourth on a wild pitch and passed ball, two bigler and Brian McCartan twice and Tim Nicola and John Johnson Rafala 2, John Vichi). Bears 3 (Sandro Squatrito 3), or fifth best times in the event the sixth inning on RBI blows by Cougars 5 (Paul Perruchio 2, Gary Championship the last four years in a row and was selected to on errors and the fifth on a Martin Dave Blake and Howie Furlong. each for the winners. each chipped in two hits for the Sabres 0 (Adam Hyde played well).' recorded in the United States during mcc manchester community college single. Bob Post had four hits, and Mel represent Connecticut in the Eastern States Invitational in Penn­ the indoor season. The Canadian will Kiro and Martin each were 3-for-4 winners. sylvania. Cheryl is currently ranked as the second best advanced Gregory named Stafford did all its scoring in the for Manchester with each scoring Siebold, Ed Moriconi, Pat Vignone Dave Sauer and Stan Alexander face strong competition in the Men's and Steve Koski two apiece for Lom­ 10-11 gymnast in the state. (Ilheryl, who hopes one day of making ueweuglnml relays NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Jack third inning without benefit of a hit. each stroked two hits for Glass. Open Division 440 yard dash, par­ twice. Martin knocked in three runs, Gregory, former head football coach Spears issued three walks with a Freiheit, who had an 18-game hitting bardo's. Little MIse softball the Olympics, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boud and ticularly from Dan Harris of Univer­ at the University of Rhode Island and passed ball sending home the first streak (the last 11 games for East Standings: North End Fire 7-0, FELINE IS one of several fine prospects at the Patti Dunne School of sity of Lowell Athletic Assn. (ULAC) is expected to be a strong threat to in New England, with approximately at Villanova, has been appointed marker. The second was a result of a Catholic and the first seven with the Suburban Floors 5-2, CBT Blue 4-3, Standings: Crispino’s 5-2, MCC 4-3, Gymnastics in Manchester. (Herald photo by Pearson) who has run 440 yards in 46.5 and Hartford’s Jennifer Marshall and totally unusual play. Vittner’s 4-3, Trash-Away 4-3, B.A. 2- Five games in the Little Miss-Soft­ for Westown. Jill Pyka had two hits from Omar Harrison of New York's Tolland’s Jeremy Edmonds in the 800 athletes entered in Saturday's manager of athletic operations and Legion) wentO-for-2, with two walks, Wendy's 4-3, LaStrada Pizza 1-6. promotions at Yale University. With two on and two out, Barry 5, Lombardo’ 1-6, Angels 1-6. ball League were played last night at including a homer, Patty Sabia three Astor Track Club who has run 47.3. Women’s High School Division 220. track and field events and 450 to see the skein snapped. Gregory, 49, succeeds current Martin School. including a homer and Kristen Marvin Nash, who represented Her 13-year-old sister Carolyn is runners expected to in Sunday's 3 CCWFL Operations Manager Rich Holbrook CHARTER OAK Breaking it open with a 12-run Crispino’s belted XaStrada West, Hennequin four safeties and Penny Canada in the 1976 in entered in the dash events and also mile and 12-mile road races. Track and field trial heat* and who announced his resignation Cooper Package stopped explosion in the fifth inning. For­ 33-13. Laura Lamesa had three hits Burgess three for Nassiff’s. Montreal, is entered in the Men's competes in the hurdles and the high M anchester Oil H eat, 8-5, at Youths place high semifinals begin at 10 a.m, Saturday earlier this year. Holbrook will at­ Little League mal’s Inn women’s team trounced and Gloria Gaily, Carol and Kathy Hour Glass cleaned up Willie’s, 9-5. Open Division 100 yard and 220-yard jump. Sixteen year-old Lisa Ferdi­ with finals starting at 1 p.m. Again tend Harvard University Business Fitzgerald Field. Stafford, 21-4, in a Central Connec­ Loferski five apiece for the winners. Heidi Bauer had three hits including dashes. Nash finished ninth in the nand has high jumped 5'9“ and must this year, a feature will be the School this fall. Gary Gochee and Miles Boutilier ticut Women’s Fast Pitch League Michelle Morianos tripled and two homers, -one a grandslam, and 1976 Olympic 100 meters — ap­ be considered a definite threat in the National AAU 56-pound Weight Gregory, of Peacedale, R.I., has VATlOiNAL Mark Lebreaux each had two hits and each had two hits with the latter game last night at Mt. Nebo. It was Michelle McQuade had two hits for Karen Winot and Michelle Carrier in Hershey meet proximately 10 yards longer than 100 Women’s High School Division, and Throw Championship at 1:30. Tickets been employed in the personnel Each side had five hits but Moriar- Bob Arnold drilled a two-run single slugging a three-run inside-the-park the season opener for Formal’s. the winners. each chipped in two hits for the yards — and has recorded a very fast Susan Mayrand, the Province will be sold at the gate. department of the Green Bay ty Bros, got more mileage out of its for Legion. Brad Freeman homered homer. Bob Simler and Dick Klein Karen Kachnowski hurled an eight- Wonder Bread whipped B.A. Club, Cleaners. Leanne Spears had a 10.2 for that distance. He has also pentathlon champion, will be com­ Sunday, at 1 p.m. on the cgllege Packers. He will be responsible for blows for a 7-6 win over Auto Trim & and Ray Lata tripled for Bob's. each had two hits for Oil Heat. hitter striking out eight. Dawn 26-4. Lisa Longo had four hits in­ three-run homer, Margaret Hanley recorded 20.8 for 200 meters and peting in several events. Manchester youths recently competed in the statewide campus, the road races will be held. events, facilities and operations. Paint last night at Buckley Field. Standings: LaStrada Pizza 5-2, Pawlich had three hits including a cluding three homers and Anne three hits and Debbie Blake two for should be a major threat in both In the Women’s Open Division, Rick and Danny Soucier each had INTERNATIONAL Tierney’s 5-2, F arr’s 4-3, Cooper’s 4- double and knocked in six runs, and Hundley, Patty McCarthy and Chris Willie’s. Hershey’s Track and Field Meet and as a team finished teurth two hits and Paul Hohenthal Ten runs in the opening frame 3, Jaycees 3-4, Highland Park Market Jodi McCann and Kachnowski each Shea each homered for the winners. Army & Navy bested Lynch behind Hartford, Bloomfield and Killingsworth. homered for Moriarty’s. Five powered the Oilers to a 16-4 win over 3-4, Oil Heat 2-5, Annulli Construction added two hits and three runs batted Heidi Liggett and Terry Berzenski Toyota, 10-8. Jill Fyler homered and ' Individual first place finishers are Choice Wednesday Rec to offer different players had blows for Auto. the Lawyers at Leber Field. 2-5. 1st: too Yd. Dash Jim Lemieux. 5th; 220 19th hole in for Formal’s. homered for the losers. doubled twice and Maria Preston and eligible for participation in national Yd. Dash Kevin Maine. 4th; 440 Yd. Dash LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPl) The Buf­ Dave Dougan homered and Westown nipped Nassiff Arms, 17- Colleen Condon homered and doubled competition in West Virginia and will net lessons Jim Lemieux, 5th; 440 Relay Palmer. falo Braves could be going to either (.'opeland. Homayko AMERICAN doubled, Kyle Dougan- doubled and EASTERN CRGFL 16. M aureen F la n a g a n , P a t respectively for the winners. Tracy be notified after July 9 if they will Heine. August, O'Reilly, 1st; Standing The Manchester Recrea­ Following are the Erupting for nine runs in the se­ singled twice and Mike Mullen Scoring in all but one inning. North Minneapolis or San Diego, according 8:44 Oleksinski. llerdic. Formal’s Inn girls’ team remained Gallagher and Collette Lessard each Pardi homered and Renee Logan and represent New England. Broad Jump. Tom August, 3rd; Softball to co-owner John Y, Brown, who tion Department will hold pairings and starting times cond inning, American Legion doubled twice and singled for the 11-3 Methodist toppled Dean Machine, 16- Faj»an. Aj’ostinelli unbeaten with an 18-6 win over homered and Kate Gallagher and Denise Mazzoli each doubled for Results: Girls 10-11 - 50 Yd. Dash Luri Throw. Greg Palmer, 41h. decided not to move the National registration, in person on­ for the ABCD Four Ball at 8:51 Moriarty. It Macaione. trounced Bob's Gulf, 10-3, at Oilers. Winning Dave 5, at Mt. Nebo. Boys 12-13 — 50 Yd. Dash Neil Murphy. Glastonbury in a Capital Region Stephanie Lavigne each had two hits Lynch. Sporak. 2nd; 100 Yd. Dash Lori Sporak, Basketball Association franchise to ly, for adult evening tennis Manchester Country Club Pnndle. McCarthy Waddell. Dougan fanned 14. Marc Dublois and Jim LaPenta had four hits, Wayne 3rd: 440 Relay Duchesneau, McBride. Girls Fast Pitch League tilt last 2nd; 220 Yd. Dash Betty Maher. 1st: 440 his home town of Louisville. classes June 28 and 29 from Sunday: 8:58 (iifiuere. Marshall. Larry Stanford hurled a four-hitter Rob Scheinblum hit best for the 5-8 Steely, Paul Moyer and Bill Chappell night at Cheney Tech. Yd. Dash Betty Maher, 1st: Standing Mikuleit. Burnham. 2nd. 6 to 7 p.m. in the Arts 8:45 Krislull. t'adiamTIii. Peachniak. Cianlella Lung Jump. Lori Sporak: 2nd. Sottball Girls 14-15 — Softball Throw — Baib He said he would -name the in­ to pick up the win, striking out 11 and Lawyers. threi each and Mick Holmes two for Mary Neubelt p^ced Formal’s with Building on Garden Grove (Irilfis. Hemes 9 : 0 f) 0 n d e i‘ k a 11. (3 walking oniy two. Danny Wright, Throw, Shelly Factor, 3rd. Rennert, 3rd. tended city by Wednesday. “The the Churchmen. five hits including a double and two Road. A recreation 6:52 Kaye. M o 11 a 11. Sullivan. Abraitis. Londolina Soccer,^ tennis clinics > Girls 12-13 - 50 Yd. Dash Heather .Softball Throw, Dave McBride. 1st economy of pro basketball has priced Kinnenan. MeMahun Rick Milka, Pete Naktenis and triples and four RBIs. Cathy Cooney membership card is 9 12 Wilkos. Herman. Gary Richards each had a pair of Howard. 5th; 100 Yd. Dash Julie Boys 14-15 — too Yd. Dash Randy a town like Louisville out of the (i:59 Kerfiusun. Jones. Weiman. (erina added a grandslam homer for the 7-0 Bosshardt, 2nd: 440 Yd. Relay Williams. Burnham, 2nd; 220 Yd, Dash Mark Allen market," Brown said. He had hoped required and may be BOBF/MUPCER BEGAN'78 f Manne chosen blows for Dean. WITH 8I2 CAREER RBI's. Cenovesi, Davidson 9:2() Hosenlhal. Shaw Jr . S winners. Lynne Wright posted her slated to start Monday Quinn, Lundberg, Hovar, 3rd; Standing 3rd; 440 Yd. Dash Chris Kilpatrick. 2nd; to attract about 50 investors who purchased upon registra­ 7:06 (iazza, C D. McCarthy. Leone. Dik BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPl) - Standings: North Methodist 6-1, fifth win of the season going the dis­ Long Jump. Desiree Pinto, 5th, Mile Joe Neubelt, 1st; Standing l.ong tion. WHO IS THE ACTIVE Youth golf Alliance Printing 5-2, Postal 5-2, would put up between $50,000 and LEAVER WITH I4A5? I.al’enta. Stevenson 9:33 (Airtis. B. (iardella, Lou Manne will serve as general tance, allowing only four hits and Five sports clinics for youths will and will continue for five weekdays, Boys 10-11 — 50 Yd. Dash Greg Palmer. Jump. Randy Burnham, 2nd. $100,000 apiece. The classes will meet 7:111 Aichambault. Pickens. Army & Navy 4-3, Dean 3-3, Dvorak, Bane manager of the combined Minnesota striking out eight. be offered this summer under joint ending on July 11. Enrollment is twice a week for five A. WiaiE lA'COVEY Sander. Nai'kun 9:40 B a r n i n ^ h a m . North Stars-Cleveland team that will classic set Rockwell 2-4, Second Congo 2-5, sponsorship of the Community Ser­ lim its to 18. Classes will meet at Weeks, Monday and a (ARLVASTRZErASKI 7:20 Nicolaificn, DelMastr'o. McCallum. Mails. Convei'se compete in the NationanI Hockey Belliveau Paint 0-7. vices Division of Manchester Com­ Mt. Nebo in Manchester. Wednesday or Tuesday and C. PETE ROSE Holers. Curjper 9 47 (Jijjlio. Ansa id i. League next season, club officials munity College (MCC) and the Basketball for boys and girls will Jai alal results Thursday, at the lower 7:27 Warren. Eif>ncr ,lr,. Bonadies. Kdwards said Thursday. for Tuesday Recreation Department. Clinics will be taught in two sections, ^ tio n A courts of Manchester High. .Smith. W. Leone 9:54 Teets. Atamian. Shea, Gordy Ritz, president of the North Baseball be offered in baseball, golf, basket­ is for boys 10 to 14. Classes begin July Classes begin July 10 and 7;:i4 SuhillinK. Tjylur. Larmell c Hales, Lavoy 10:01 Zwick. Lebiedz. Stars, said the decision to keep Coming up Tuesday at Manchester 3 ball, soccer and tennis. 10 to July 14, from 1 to 3:30 daily at are scheduled as follows: Country Club is the annuai ALUMNI JUNIOR success in the Senior Division of the Thursday Evening SECM CAME M inus SEVEN NUTS v m GMi MXRLES SEVEN POMTS 7;4l Mazance, J. Macaione. Trac\'. Tin ner Manne in the general manager spot The soccer and tennis clinics begin the Nathan Hale School. 14.M S.40 I N 1 Arri Cam ISiO 7.20 9.00 TENTN GAME SMGUS SEVEN FONTS Monday and Wednesday, Bowling j JC-Courant League. The club won its FtsT fiuc MMUS sna rans 2Enm IlOa 4.00 5.00 Harvev. Dutelle 1():(IH llilinski. Passman. was agreed to by George Gund of the Manchester Independent Insurance Eight runs in the last inning gave Monday and will continue through Section B of the basketball clinic ia S.N SiO 4 GarKtali Bartarea 7.00 7.10 5:30-6:30, beginners; 6:30- 7:48 Zemke, Nassiff. O' second straight, 5-2, over Newington IG i m Cv m IIM SJO SJO 4 Ptte Ctetk I 4J4 7 RaiMj Aiis I W 3thquiap iSJO 4.60 Crockett. Melton former Cleveland club. A spokesman Agents Youth Golf Classic. Moriarty Bros, a come-from-behind Friday. Individual and group drills for girls nine to 15 years of age. IhkHm IM 4.U WM2-nS.4« (MWa 1-4 S4i0 5 Joc) 3.00 7;30, intermediates; Apollonino, Karszes 10: If) Wilks. Breen, Belko. lltfils k i MuiM 2-4 111.00 ftmafa 2-3 41.00 for the club said no decision has beeii Entries will be accepted until first 12-11 win over Krause Florist last Wetherell last night at Newington will be conducted to develop and Classes will meet on the same days Parfacta 1-4 121.40 Tuesday and Thursday, MO m i ; bf.acii - 7:55 Spillman. Davis. (M M i 1-4 31i« Trificta 744 UOfJO Trifacta 1-4-7 473.10 PeriacU 2-3 125.70 Herman made on who would coach the North tee off times. night at the West Side Oval. High. refine the skills of play. Supervised as the boys’ from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Nrficti 4-i 7I.» TrifecU 2-3-5 785.40 5:30-6:30, advanced Eleanor Lively 192-520, Kvanjielisla. Kn^jberg 10:29 Burner. Foster, Triitcti 4-1-2 2SIJI room GAJC SKUS seven pomts Following are starting times and Earl Lappen collected two of four Singles by Joe Demeo and Mike I Sarcb 1140 7.40 3.40 OEVENTM GAME DOUftlS SEVEN POOfTS 8;02 Barniiif'luun. H. Jackson, Baker Stars this fall. play will be included.. The baseball clinic will provide in­ TGanaCariU 17.20 5.40 5.00 beginners; 6:30-7:30, .Shelia Price 195-470, Pat pairings already set: 8 a.m, — Keith safeties stroked by Moriarty’s. Eric Giliberto highlighted a four-run sixth 5 Arriap I 6.20 120 Cavedim, I’eck 1 0 . 3t) Ot I a V I a no , The soccer clinic will be given in struction and practice in batting, 1 RanOr 160 6 Uriarta bp 4.40 4.00 beginners. Make-ups are Thibodeau 180, Gail Kessel 3 Zi ImU Hveeida 4.00 Dolin, Doug Martin, Randall Thorn­ Stepper, Pat Burke and Dean Cook inning which gave the locals the com­ two sections: section A, for youths throwing, base running, fielding and OMtla S-t 31.60 ' held on Fridays at the 176-485, Debbie Mazzone H;09 Kigj'uU. Daley, li. Verderame. Hunt. Zaverella eback triumph. Piriaeta 1-5 65.10 QuMela 2-6 53.80 Jones. Murphy 10:43 DeNicolo. Watson. ton, Greg Shrider; 8:07 — Kevin each rapped two blows for the eight to 11-years-old at the college playing positions. Two sections will Trifacta t-5-1 314i0 Pariecta.2-6 16190 same time as the canceled 200-513, Dottie Whitehead Trifacta 2-6-3 1270.40 8:16 Herdie. P, Sullivan. Gustamachio. (lat/kiewicz 19th hole ) Ovian, Bill Belekewicz, Dave Florists. Alex Britnell fired a five-hitter in Jal alal entries 1nFm GAME oonus seven pouts soccer field from 9 a.m. to noon. Sec­ be offered, each limited to 30 TWElfDI GAME OOUKES SEVEN POMTS class. 183-486, Bee Moquin 500, Boggini, John Spillman; 8:14 —Chris Each side had five hits but three his first mound outing of the year. He 2ZatMRau 7.10 100 6.10 Mloganoski. Livingston l(l;r)0 Day. Slaum, Lapolt. tion B, for youths 12 to 15 will be in students. C ‘7 ArriitaTCa ‘ 1 1 Cara 4J0 5.60 4 bar CrnMat 11.20 6.40 3.40 For further information Jane Toomey 457, Elaine 8:30 Novak. Correnti. Jacobson Fields, Todd Shorts, Jim Paggioli, runs in the seventh lifted Moriarty walked four and fanned two and the same place from 1 to 4 p.m. Section A is for children eight to 10 Friday Evening S ArriS^tii 5.40 3 Gorataii Gariti 5.40 4.00 contact the Arts Building, Gordon 460, "Teresa COlM R\ CLl B IMWMa 2-7 27.40 7 Uriarta SaOattiM 140 Tomkiel. Blount 10:57 Deiiz. O^den. Bennett. Pete Phelon; 8:21 — Scott Laggis, Fuel past Heritage Savings & Loan, received excellent defensive work The tennis clinic is for youths nine years old. Classes will meet from- mi 7thGAIESMUS PiriacU 2-7 IIL U dmidi 3-4 31.20 643-6795. Priskwaldo 456. 4th CAME $MU$ lOtti GAME SMCUS Parfacta 8-3 81.90 8:37 McKee. Shaw Sr.. Lvncli Retired Swingers - Scotch Ball - Ken Forzley, Brian Sweeney, Cliff 8-4, at Cheney. from catcher Dave Parks who 7 N 7 r a m 7 ram Trifacta 2-7-5 491.70 to 14. Section A will be held from 9:30 July 24 through July 28, from 9 a.m.) l.J i ifrnn Trifacta 4-3-7 033.70 1. u 1. Zifcala 1. Bitcaraa snn GAME OOWUS SEVEN POUTS Stan Mloganowski's hole-in-one on Bickford; 8:28— Jeff Dolin, Michael Tim Callahan led Fuel with two gunned down two attempting to steal to 10:45 daily on the college courts. to noon daily at the college baseball; I 2 . a in iil KANDU 245,311 I - _ lUti t O M ^ 4 Kvripi Hindis 14i0 4.U 5.60 the fifth hole was the biggest news Fraser, Brendan Fitzgerald, Chris hits while John Morrell doubled and and picked off a third runner. This section has been filled. Section field off Wetherell Street. Section B: ikn ICarita I Ara 4 Enou SaMtiaa 6.00 4J0 ATTENDANCE 4,440 iM 4. Sahatto 4 . M a p I 4. Elarria 3 Azea Charia I 3 00 this week. Hickey; 8:35 — Brian Matre, Carl singled for Heritage. Four Newington errors abetted the i M t h p a fiamtaia B will be held from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. is for 11 to 14 year olds and will meet; I. Mam MH 5. M1CM1 y 5 . Aab m d s 4-4 10.40 Low net - Walt Ferguson-Al Ven- Baker, Tim Bohr, Jeff Shrider; 8:42 sixth inning Manchester uprising. from 1 to 4 p.m. on the same days as- iSarfia I. Emn iJ a tf ParitcU 44 30160 Young people nine to 14 may 7.UM 1 I 7.Cm a llmd Dritfta A CARTER USED CAR 7. Trifacta 4-1-31^40 nard 61; Art Smith-Bob McIntosh 66. Dave Modean had a sacrifice, fly LTMi Cvn LO dM Mike Ellis, Andy Plepler, Paul JUNIOR LE(;iON register for the golf clinic that will section A. ’ i ( K m LM aai SEVEHTV GMf SMGUS SEVEN POMTS S e S E iw iS M a SOI M l SliCara This is the Four teams were tied at 68. Peracchio. Aftei two opening losses, which produced what proved to be begin on July 5 from 10 to 11 a.m.. Sn GaratMa 6 M 1140 6.60 6.00 2aOGMIMUUS SthCMIOOnUS Itb GAME DCOlUS 11th GAME 0(WUS 3 hkds 5i0 5.00 season for BLACK Manchester Junior Legion has found the winning run. 7fms 7 pern 7rans 7ram 5 Gantlet 5.00 UspiSsfps 1. U la rtm a 1. GwHWaGirta1. Jny M ar M b 34 4100 CARPENTER I Anf la tra i 2. lauana ifritr IS THE NEXT BEST I M a A s i t I tM aaiO bra PirftcU 6-3 94i0 Mantle hospitalized X hlstm 3. M baa XAMiAsial XZMaMnaMa Trifacta 44-5 4 tli4 ANTS 4.1m ( M l I i Z a m i r a 4. lati Rail i f t M i R i p XhiritmCau 5. Ehrrlilrpi«i OGNTN GAME DQMUS SEVEN POMTS DALLAS (UPl) - Center Wednesday in I Z a b C M i l y ksj Sabaita 7 Alb Sihastiaa llJ t 4.40 4J0 t M i u l l W t l I Iny M m i Hriarti Za«i i Atit Iwaarn im A b ss 7 .IM 0 d m 3 ia a jM t r l 6,20 140 Mickey Mantle, the Hall of critical condition with a 7. EnaM liN 7.BintaGirib 5 trim 7i0 i U O m LMtcmSvfli i Atca MiraUa L GirtiWa ftp ia p THING TO A NEW Fame former center hemorrhaged ulcer. Dr $11$ lasona Etaamt SIRS Enau Eciaara M M a 3-7 2440 SeSCmialaO^ SaS Aiei OchM Parfacta 7-3 74.70 fielder for the New York Frank Altick said M ttK M M U S fith 6AII OHHEl MGAHENWUS 12th GAME DOIMUS Trifacta 7-3-5 401J0 7 nm% 7 r a m 7ram ifmn Yankees, is hospitalized in Thursday Mantle's state 1. Mi Cara .1. Camtita MiraMa MHTN GAME POeUS SEVEN POMTS . 1. bnZaftri l.AtsaGarKa 1 Gamteia Hmdis 1140 5J0 ISO serious condition with had improved to 2. U boa2. Incaraa Cara t Enaaa ttrpiap I lararaa U M ip "BLISS 3 .2 t ^ W i l 2 Gina UM ap 4.00 7.40 CHEVY! lErmaChatial lElarriaZapi 1 EnaM M ar 5 Oarria CaraKotf 4i4 braPmiaitn Mridtatiw pram bleeding ulcers, according “serious,” At Mantle’s iEraalftten 4. M H ira M a iAMtOlm 4. Darria McaMa S. iMcara San^ S.IMieartta (Nabia 1-2 4110 to his doctor. request, the doctor 5. ZaWa Ccaaam IB rM a O d m Parfacta 1-2 I314I S. M in n (hiiii I ihrmalOehM 1 ktj OdM ilM lZ a p t 76 NOVA $3695 Mantle was admitted to released few details of the 7. 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Saucier-Romano . Theater Peopletalk Reichert’Ridzon .achedule, ★ HDWyMIlllS* No graljiero here Donna Marie Romano of Eiast Hartford and Robert Lee Debra Lynn Ridzon of Coventry and Staff Sgt. Williqm Showc&se CineiRBS^ **«I&ws Liza Minnelli, Mikhail Baryshnikov and fashion TAG SALE Saucier of Manchester were married June 17 at St. James Alien Reichert of Ramstein AFB, West Germany, were and Wriilen By Summer A M e , in Manckesier (SAM). designer Ralston gave Martha Graham and her dance Used Lumber, Church in htenchester. married June 17 at St. Maurice's Church in Bolton. ?;„‘;rti‘GrXr l-toi company a 350,000 financial boost Thursday night in a B arstools, 2. Color The hride is the daughter of Mrs. Richard W. Romano The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Rid­ 4:50;fneak preview "Heaven benefit at New York’s Studio 54. of 1329 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, and the late zon of 1245 Cedar Swamp Road, Coventry. The Wait” 10:05-12:15; Car Invited — and affluent — guests lined up to purchase T.V.s, Used Doors, 8“ Wash” 1:30-5:40-10:00 and Radial Arm Saw, Tires, Richard W. Romano. bridegroom is the son of William A. Reichert of Bolton box seats for Monday’s opening performance of the dance An invitation Watermelon eontest “Bong Long” 3:30-7:50-12:00; Mags, 4” Jointer, 7’x9’ Mr. Saucier is the son of Mrs. Roger J. Saucier of 379 and Mrs. Ellen Dietrichson of Dayville. “Last Waltz" 2:204:65-7:35- company at the Met. Going prices for the single show: Bidwell St. and the late Roger J. 'Saucier. The Rev. Robert Cronin of St. Maurice’s Church of­ SAM would like to extend a per­ Flat Bed for Truck, 10:05-12:20; “Bad News Bears $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000. Toyota Celica Trailer The Rev. Francis Krukowski of St. James Church per­ ficiated. sonal invitation to amateur scheduled Wednesday Go to Japan” 1:45-3:50-5:50- Miss Minnelli, Barlshnikov and Ralston each shelled formed the double-ring ceremony. The church was Miss Danielle Ridzon of Coventry was her sister’s maid writers and artists to submit their 7:55-10:10-12:10; “Grease" Hitch, 2 Elec. Hand out $5,000, but buyers of the $10,000 seats preferred to re­ Saws, 2x4s,. Plywood, decorated with gladioluses and pompons. Mrs. Ralph of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Lisa Reichert of Bolton, work for publications in the •^e second Greased Watermelon tion is not essential, but all who wish 2:00-4:45-7:25-10:00-12:15 m . main anonymous. 2x3s, Glass Display Maccarone of Manchester, was orpnist. the bridegroom’s Sister; Miss Crystal Affricano of Contest in SAM’s history will be held to insure entry reservations for the E. Hartford Drive-In — For the dance-lover in the street, ducats for the second •’Summer Youth Scene.” Case...much much The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, lyalter Ar- Tolland, the bride’s cousin; Miss Susan Hammond of on Wednesday, June 28 from 6 p.m. to contest should apply through the “Saturday Night Fever ” (R) show will range from $6 to $18.50. Photographs of SAM events and more! I! cand of Hartford, wore an organdy gown designed with South Windsor; and Miss Elizabeth Savoie of Coventry. other spritied summer activities 8 p.’m. at Globe Hollow Swimming SAM .Office, 646-5206. A ■'surprise At Dusk "First Love” (R) Ticket laker Queen Anne neckline accented with seed pearls, Empire Miss Stephanie Meek of Stafford, the bride’s cousin, was E. Windsor Drive-In — Things lor the Qal$ and are also welcomed. Help us ex­ Pool. award will be given to the “Most Heavyweight champ Leon Spinks just can’t seem to waist, long sleeves with bell cuffs edged in lace; A-line flower girl. The first SAM Watermelon Contest “Thank God It’s Friday” K id * to o ll pand the coverage of summer art Valuable Greased Walrus.” (PG) At Duski-’drive-ln” stay out of trouble with cops on the traffic beat. He drew - M m skirt terminating in a chapel-length train. Her veil of im­ Kenneth Griffin Jr. of Bolton served as best man. was held on Monday, Aug. 29 of 1977 Everything Must Go... in Manchester. The contest will be broken into two (PG) another fine Thursday — $37 this time for doing 35 MPH ported silk illusion was edged in matching lace and at­ Ushers were Gene Reichert of Bolton, the bridegroom’s summer. Despite cold water and Storag* A r*ii B««n All submissions must-be divisions, one for ages 15 and under Manchester Drive-In — in a 20 MPH zone in Jacksonville, N.C. tached to a lace and pearl Camelot cap. She carried a brother; Clayton Miller of Bolton; Paul Ridzon of received by 1 p.m. on Monday for cloudy weather, the event was well and one for ages 16 and over. Par­ “End of the World" 8:35; RmiUm I. cascade bouquet of phalaenopsis, orchids and Tolland, the bride’s cousin; and Kenneth ^ v ie r of received by a group of 37 youths He caught a $54 fine in the same city Wednesday, tor each following Friday’s publica­ ticipants over 20 years of age will be "Laserblast’’ 10:00; “When driving his new Caddy without a license or proper plates. Sat., June 24th stephanotis. Bolton. Christopher Dion of Stafford, the bride’s cousin, tion. We reserve the rights of between the ages of 9 and 16. eligible for a showdown in the Worlds Collide’’ 11:45 Miss Claudette Brousseau of West Hartford was her was ring bearer. The object of the contest is for one Mansfield Drive-In — Spinks has been racking up tickets ever since he 10:00 A.M. selection. Greased Watermelon League con­ dethroned Muhammad Ali in February. St. Louis police Manchaitar Qr««n cousin’s maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Debbie A reception was held at the Italian American “Pete’s Dragon" plus “Boat- team to carry, plunge, hurl, bob or test. Team of 10 players will be put; nailed him for $60 in March for going the wrong way on a Acrou from V.F.W. Doering of Manchester; Miss Judy Saucier of Friendship Club in Tolland. The couple is leaving July 1 niks" Show starts at 8:45 push a large, thoroughly lard- together at random on the day of the one-way street — again without a license — and again in Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister; Mrs. Linda Sirois for West Germany. U.A. Theater 1 — “The smeared watermelon over the op­ event unless a team chooses to April, for $50 on the same charge. of Waterville, Maine the bridegroom’s sister; Miss Kellie Mrs. Reichert is a licensed practical nurse. First movie posing team's goal line. In some Cheap Detective” 2:00-4:00- preregister as such. All combinations 6:00-8:00-10:00 Vennart of Manchester was flower girl. Staff Sgt. Reichert is serving in the U.S. Air Force in ways the games resembles both foot­ fathers and/or mothers with their U.A. Theater 2 — West Germany. Mrs. William A. Reirherl Roger Stevenson of Manchester served as best man. set Tuesday ball and waterpolo. In a watermelon daughters and/or sons will be eligible "Capricorn One” 2:00-4:30- Ushers were James Saucier, Michael Saucier and Russell contest the players are called for a Best Two-Generation Combina­ 7:00-9:20 GLOBE Saucier, all of Manchester and brothers of the On Tuesday, June 27 as soon after "Walruses.” tion Award. U.A. Theater 3 — “The bridegroom. James Jarvis Jr. of Waterville, Maine, the 8:30 p.m. as darkness hits Mt. Nebo, During the first SAM Watermelon Watermelons and materials for the End’’ 2:30-5:00-7:10-9:30 Travel Service S5S MAIN STREET 2 bridegroom’s nephew, was ring bearer. Engaged SAM’s first open air movie of the contest it was easy to see develop­ contest are being contributed, in Vernon Cine 1 — "Saturday A reception was held at the Country Squire Restaurant I Births )C 1978 season will begin. ment of walruses specializing in Night Fever" 7:30-9:30 043-2105 part, by the Manchester branch of in Ellington, after which the couple left for Florida. They Alfred Hitchcock’s “Family Plot,” short aerial passes and some who Vernon Cine 2 —'‘The Good­ Thieling, Karen Ann, a daughter Mott's Shop-Rite Supermarkets. Over 30 Yeart will reside in Manchester. , a two-hour suspense thriller, will be gained skill in underwater work. The emcee for the event will be a bye Girl" 7:10-9:10 Travel Experience Mrs. Saucier is a June graduate of Manchester Com­ of Bruce E. and Mary-Lou ♦ 'Shown. The film presents an in- Participants in the June 28 contest surprise guest. Mayor Stephen Penny Authorized agent in Frankenberg Thieling of 23 Clyde Mrs. Rol»#*rt L. Sauoier munity College and is employed at Manchester Memorial v ' trlguing Study of the phenomenons of must pass a swimming test of 50 has accepted the position of “Walrus Manchester for all Hospital. Mr. Saucier is employed at Metronics Inc., Road. She was born June 17 at 2 1 coincidence. The public is cordially meters. The test is to be taken on the Airlines, Railroads and of Honor” and maybe on hand for the Steamship Lines Bolton. (McLaughlin photo) Manchester Memorial Hospital.Tler \ invited. evening of the contest. Preregistra­ watermelon contest. maternal grandparents are Mr. and « J Blankets should be brought for in- Mrs. Paul J. Frankenberg of 33 Brent 3 *. J creaked comfort and enjoyment in COMEDY HIT OF YEARI_ Road. Her paternal grandparents are .« viewing. All town ordinances will be Mr. and Mrs. John H. Thieling of 184 Softball doubleheader J RICHARD Lawler-Kristoff ; I enforced. IDREYFUSS. Brent Road. Her maternal great­ ; • There will be one movie shown grandmother is Mrs. Arline ; I every week for 10 weeks of the Lori Ann Kristoff of Hebron and Bruce E. Lawler of features SAM, police Parmenter of 1 Main St. * Isummer. The second movie will be SUNDAY DINING Vernon were married June 17 at St. Mary’s Episcopal The first annual pre-season SAM- She added with a laugh, “that’s for ' shown at the Bandshell on the MCC Manchester Police Department sure.” I should be noted that the Church in Manchester. Planlamuro, Corey Todd, a son campus on Wednesday, July 5. All of doubleheader is set for tomorrow. doubleheader played between these The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Todd and Deborah Aronson Plan- the remaining eight movies will be Kristoff of 121 Jan Drive, Hebron. The bridegroom is the tamuro of 153 Tudor Lane, He was First game will begin at 10 a.m. with two teams at the close of last i shown on Tuesday nights at Mt. I«K I nouns IS U IEII1 »l son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawler of 29 Deepwood the second to follow after a Short in­ summer was dominated in the first born June 18 at Manchester , (Nebo. JOHN TRAVOLTA Drive, South Windsor, terval of rest for the older, less game by the hitting of the Memorial Hospital. His maternal * ; The complete movie schedule is as Rev. Stephen Jacobson officiated at the noon grandmother is Mrs. Evelyn Linnell prepared police team. Manchester’s Finest and in the se­ SATURDAY NIGHT - I follows ; cond by the Sneed’s ability to beat Mr. STEAK ceremony. of 399 Adams St. His paternal grand­ ^ t h games will be held at the FEVER The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ; June 27, “Family Plot” ; July 5, Charter Oak softball field out the throws. As early as the last □ parents are Mr, and Mrs. William ■ “Andromeda Strain” ; July 11, “Lost gown of imported chiffon with venise lace bodice and Plantamuro of Bristol. His paternal (Fitzgerald Field). Come cheer on week in May of this year, Lt. Joe 649-9333 AT Mr. Steak we offer a complete line cuffs. Empire waist, and controlled A-line skirt ter­ ■ Horizon"; July 18, “Joe Kidd"; July the SAM Sneeds as they take on (and Brooks of the MPD, and captain of great-grandmother is Mrs. Dominic '25, “Dark Starr.” minating in a full train. Her veil of silk illusion was tromp) Manchester’s Finest. War­ the Finest club, was quoted as com­ ot aged U.S.D.A. Choice Steaks. Sea Plantamuro of Bristol. The engagement of Miss Deborah Aug. 1, “Harper"; Aug. 8, “Eastof trimmed with matching lace and attached to a tiara of The engagement of Miss Lucille mups begin at 9 a.m. and will feature menting, “We’ve got some surprise Ann Pavan to Jeffrey L. Stetz, both Eden” ; Aug. 15, “ The Caine roses and daisies. Her gown was designed and made by Marie Paganetti of Manchester to the antics of the Sliding Simon this time.” He smiled openly but Food? Fresh seafood dinners are also our of Manchester, has been announced Gordon F. Leone Jr. of Vernon has Mutiny” ; Aug. 22, ‘The Mouse that Brothers, Micky and William. refused further comment. the bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. Dolores Lawler. SiiniiionH, Daniel Andrew, son of by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo been announced by her parents, Mr. specialty as well as combination dinners of Miss Kim Tarca of Hebron was maid of honor. Roared” ; Aug. 29, “ Robin and SAM Sneed playing Captain Debra At the time of this writing he was Joseph A. Jr. and Beverly DiGuiljo Pavan of 376 Keeney St. and Mrs. Eugene J. Paganetti of 32 MANCHESTER PARKADE . 649-5491 Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bonnie Scanlan of Marlboro, Marion.” Bayles has been quoted as saying, unavailable for an updated view. I 1M UN!ll? 30 0N your favorite seafood and steak. Qur Simmons of Amston. He was born Wind Road, East Hartford. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Mass., and Mrs. Robin Coltey of Glastonbury, the bride’s June 15 at Manchester Memorial Mr. Stetz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. “What we’ve got on em is youth.” sisters; and Ms. Chris Michaud of Hebron. Mr. Leone is the son of Mr. and Neil Simon'i children’s menu contains a wide selection Hospital. His maternal grandparents John Stetz of 71 S. Alton St. Mrs. Gordon F. Leone of 74 Sunset Crafts Fair Paul Silva of Congers, N.Y., served as best man. are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. DiGuilio “Th e C h e a p of quality foods. J Ridge Drive, East Hartford. Ushers were Steve Lawler and Chris Lawler, both of The bride-elect graduated from De t e c t iv e ” of Meriden. His paternal grand­ The bride-elect graduated from start in July Meet the SAM aides South Windsor and brothers of the bridegroom; and Allen parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manchester High School and is atten­ (S.------H FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE Goff of Vernon. East Catholic High School in 1970 and Simmons Sr. of 183 Maple St, ding Creative School of Hairdressing. from Southern Connecticut State Interested craftspersons should enjoyed by all. She is also active in A reception was held at the Elks Hall in Glastonbury, The 1978 SAM season opens with CAPRICORIV College in 1974. She is employed as a know of the first of two 1978 SAM the return of five SAM staffers. Two the Big Sister Program. after which the’ couple left for Cape Cod. They are □IME WE ARE OFFERING THIS SUNDAY SPECIAL Souza, lleullifr Susan, daughter Her fiance, a 1975 graduate of sixth grade teacher at Ayery Street Crafts Fairs which will be held at of the returnees, Alan Girelli and Jeff Holt of 489 Adams St. is an residing in Vernon. Howell Cheney Regional Vocational of Dennis and Linda Vacant! Souza of School in South Windsor. Center Park in Manchester on July 15 Abby Keene, are heading the aide with a strong :. sports o Mrs. Lawler is a June graduate of Rham High School 38 Jan Drive, Hebron. She was bom Technical Training School, is from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. background. He has played various and will attend Connecticut Institute of Hairdressing in employed at Aide’s Electric in Her fiance graduated from East program as coordinator and assistant THIS COUPON OFFERS A SAVINGS OF ONE HALF June 16 at Manchester Memorial Hartford High School in 1968 and There is a fee for craft applicants coordinator, respectively, the two sports in Manchester schools and the fall. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Manchester. for each five foot square of booth plans to contribute to te development U administrative positions within the DOLLAR PER PERSON ON ANY REGULAR PRICED DINNER. Mr. Lawler will resume his studies at Manchester from Merrimack College in 1972. He space used at the fair. There is a T h e E n d are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Vacant! of is employed at United Technologies program. of a SAM softball program. Community College in the fall. He is employed at 101 Grandview St. Her paternal The couple is planning a Sept. 9 reduced rate for Senior Citizens. Norah Harmon, a recent graduate OFFER GOOD ANY SUNDAY FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE Paramount Carpet Cleaning & Pest Control. (American Corp. The program, due to an expansion Mrs. Bruce E. Lawler grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. wedding at the Church of the The couple is planning a June 22. Applications are now available of activities and involvements, has of MHS, is looking- forward to in­ Excluding Children* Menu*, and Specials. Heritage Photo) Alfred Souza of 11 Willys St., East Assumption in Manchester. (Bolton 1979, wedding in St. Rose Church in from the SAM Office at 646-5206. increased the number of active staff creasing her work background with Exclualvtly At Hartford. She has a brother, Derek, Studio photo) East Hartford. (Nassiff photo) Only the first three entries for any members as well as designating an SAM and her prior experience on Mr. STEAK ot Manchsator 3‘/2. , specific area of craft will be ad­ assistant coordinator position within theatre crews and as a camp 244 CENTER STREET 50th wedding anniversary mitted. the program. volunteer will prove valuable during In addition to the works of About the program, Girelli says, the busy season. craftspersons, there will be a free, N 1 “ The SAM program includes more ■ Dean Setzler of 21 Hartford Road is open air performance of scenes from events every year and more involved in youth association for Godspeli done by the Capitol Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Francis D, Green of Garden club plans potluck organizations are becoming involved retarded citizens and is also new to 231 School St. were honored at a Company. with us. It’s the type of program SAM this year. His past and present reception at the Westchester Church, volunteer experience in coaching etc. The Perennial Planters Garden Cohostesses are Mrs. Bonnie Club members will still be active which can and should be continued to Westchester, on the occasion of their Tennis tourne, e ^ be build upon each year. It is sup­ will makes him a valuable asset to 50th wedding anniversary. The cou­ Club will hold its last meeting of the Lindland and Mrs. Jane Swan. throughout the summer caring for the SAM staff. season, a potluck, Monday at 5:30 A short business meeting will be the garden at Munro Parklet, the ported by the community and in turn ple was married June 27, 1928, in planned Aug helps support the community .. that’s Jay LeChausse of 64 Tanner St. will F R E E Ellington. p.m. at the summer cottage of Mrs. conducted with a discussion of plans flower boxes at the bus station near . The Annual SAM-Board of Realtors what this program is really all be a junior at MHS next year and is Hosting the reception were their Martha Lavanway at Lake Chaffee in for the next season. the parklet and the Line Street plan­ Tennis Tournament will be getting about.” one of the youngest members of the children, Francis D. Green Jr. and Ashford. ting. .. under way on Aug. 7, with registra­ Also returning for his second staff. He is a member of the Round his wife, Judith, of Colchester; Mrs. Floral decorations at Whiton Table Singers and is looking forward R S A N D Library for July will be provided by tion beginning July 5. season is Micky Simon along with his Grace Ann Perry and her husband, brother Billy Simon, who is SAM’s to SAM’s events this summer. Laurenc"!, of Manchester; and Mrs, Mrs. Jacqueline Britton, for August . As in the past, there will be three divisions according to the players projectionist. The Sliding Simon Also new to our staff is Randee Margaret Sullivan and her husband, by Mrs. Virginia Aniello, and for Just when you thought In the service last grade completed and there will brothers, as they are sometimes Trabitz, a girl with a number of Daniel, of Northampton, Mass. They September by Mrs. Dorothy Lord. it iMLs sii AFeEDBHS NETTING ..TH E N HE FOUND THE roWER!!! ^ jv u s n u m A i m at the following locations; Contest Rules: Manchester -119 Spencer Street M A R L O W ’S Evtrytkinf . Since 1911! 1. Winner will receive one large Cheese Pizza. (Silver Lane) _ . Windsor - 590 Windsor Avenue OPEN DAILY A SUNDAY 0 AM TO 0:30 PM 2. Proper I.D. must be shown to receive your Free M a n c h e s te r Hartford - On Prospect Avenue Pizza. (Any 2 forms of t.D.) LASERBLAST FIRST LOVE (in Windsor Shopping Center) U lH O S Parkstle I s (one block North of King’s) WHITHAM NURSERY 3. Limit 1 Free Pizza per number,- Good at either III . . I . I.I .,ILILI NNM EAST HARTFORD PLUS Free Pony Ride (Manchester unit only “GROW WITH VS" Tommy’s #1 or #2. "w h e n 'IS o r l d s DISNEY’S ^ PLEASE CAUTHEATRE ”EN0 OF THE usHOims DHIVI IN ■..D'tiH l=OR SCREEN TIMES Sat. & Sun. 12 lo 4, after your meal / R outt 6 BtHon 643-7802 W ORLD” .a. COUlIDE” (pq) 11141 BNOME-MOBUf

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It Ha» Wantad 71 Halp Wantad It Na^ Wantad 7» Bualnaaa Opportunitr 14 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl„ June 23, 1978 Hatp Wantad I t ffafp Wantad 71 HaSpW am ad 1 EDUCATION SMALL ENGINE Service MANCHE.STKK FIKK DKI'AIU MEN’I' MACHINIST • Experimental. ATTENTION - PARTY PLAN SERVICE MANAGER - CLEANING PERSONNEL - FULL & PART TIME NEW BRANCH OPENING - Ha^ Wanttd 1i Experienced, part time Waitresses and Busboys. App­ Prestige Opening New Office. Corporation • expanding INDEX Kighih lllilltira IHMlr^Irl - Must be experienced in - New Exciting 1978 Toy & Mechanically inclined. U r tt Privata fnsInicUons I t Bridgeitort and Lathe. Must evenings, Mancnester and ly In person, Podunk Mul Seeking 2 representatives dealer network. No Nazis cancel plan N o n e n SALES POSrnOTI • straight To: The People of the Eighth Utilitiei^ District Gift Ltnel Dealers aqd work. Over the counter experience necessary. be able to do own set up. Manager needed. Highest . Inventory control. Glastonbury. East Hartford Restaurant, 989 Ellington with energy - ambition - and LEGAL NOTICE conunissions, leads fumlsned From; Gordon B. Lassow, President X days, Call 643-5691, between 2 Road, South Windsor. , intelligence. No ceiling on Complete training program. REMEDIAL READING and EIGHTH UTQJTIES DISTRICT a-bF«no(wls to homeowners. Call 242-5402 Scharr Industries, 2434043. Comiiussloos. No investment. BeefiU. Can 6«M936. An math; individualized work 3 — Anrwwwinwntt The last year has been filled with much activity both and 6 p,m. earnings. Incentives, $500. investment re tire d to for Skokie march PROPOSED BUDGET - FISCAL YEAR 1*78-1979 Or take advantage o our Equal Opportunity Employer. program, (lst-8th grade) bv 4 — Enlfrttlnm«nl fun and tedium. The on going business of running the MILLWRIGHT - Experienced Special Summer Bonus Offer PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR, B its. Apply at 629 Main start your own business. Ideal CHICAGO (UPI) — A sm all band of Nazis who at­ 5 Aucttont nr YOU ARE an attractive NURSES AIDES 7 a.m, to 3 Part time or full time. Araly Street, Manchester, Monday for retired or part time. master’s degree teacher. 566- Revenue Estimates motivated woman we need District was as usual,'and I’m proud to report that the in machine repairs, on textile and Book a Party now. Call MATURE WOMAN. To wort 8075. tracted worldwide attention by threatening to parade in FINANCIAL and coating equipment. 11 p.m. in person, Gayle Manufac­ at 9:45 a.m. Details on request. Mr. Taxes Collectable $317,165.59 you. If you are looking for a District was financially responsible and finished the year Collect 673-0494, or write 6 hours a day doing General Barker. ESCAA Field the heavily Jewish suburb of Skokie has canceied the 6 — 6ondf“8loekt“Mortstg«t Scharr Industries, 2434)343. SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, Office Work. Includes filing fa rt tlmeai full time. Eajoy turing Company Inc., 1068 C Back Taxes 2,500.00 9 — PtfEonal Loin* ;Iamorous, challenging posl- In the black. Training Division, Box 619, Scfiools-Classes 79 Conn. 06001. and trains. Apply Charter Oak workiiuj with a skilled and ToUsind Street, East Hartford. MIAL ESTATE CAREER. march in favor of a July 9 rally in raciaiiy tense Additions 450.00 10 — iniurancD ?ion, with a new Perisian In this day of raising costs — all the Directors must be dedlcaM staff in a pleasant Wading River, New York. cosmetic line, you need us. SCHOOL BUS Drivers Bulck, 81 Adams Street, Earn 607<> commission. Part FOR THE BEST - Manchester Marquette Park. ^ , Interest Fees on Taxes 2,500.00 IMPLOYMINT ' thanked for their dilighnt work and good attendance to the and modern atmosphere. LEGAL SECRETARY - East 11792. 236-2381, 633-3m. -wanted.Call 568-2058 anytime. TOOL St DIE MAKER. MeUl Manchester. timers'considered. For con­ Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 “As far as Skokie itself, since it began in March 1977,1 Interest on Savings Account 7,000.00 13 - H«lp WinlDd business of the District. ______;______ence preferred. Please Hartford Law Firm seeks fidential interview. Ralph 14 — Bus)n«M OpportunllM stamping and sheet metal iris Blaln RN, Director sharp gal with Real Estate pupils per teacher. FREE in- said it was pure agitation to restore our right to free Sewer Charges (Schools, 19 - tituallon WcntDd ' WANTED -Gas staUon atten- The legal tangle with the town of Manchester over the FULL TIME Store Qerk - experience. Capable of CHOOSE YOUR OWN hours K Pasek, Pasek Realtors, 289- SERVICE BUSINESS - With Iroductory lesson with this ad. ^ Middle Tpke. W„ library) 22,000.00 Some heavy mechandise becoming plant ^perlnten- at home on the phone ser­ of Nurses, 646-0129, experience, to work for 7475. $800 a week Income available speech (in Marquette Park),’’ Nazi leader Frank Collin AOUCATION^ dant, full or part time. Buckland area is still at this writing in the hands of the Manchester Manor Nursing partner. Salary commen­ Call 6466306, or 646-3549. Sewer Connections 1,000.00 10 ^ PrivitA InttructXfiw handling. Apply In person: vicing our customers. 249- in this area. A cash business. toid a news conference at the group’s headquarters , Mature, responsible person Supreme Court of the Sthte of Connecticut. We hope that dent. 3-5 years experience Home, 385 East Center Street. surate with skills. Call 289- Elderly Relief 4,200.00 19 -^CNPOlt“CitMM ^ for third' shift. References. Barrett Plumbing-Supply, 331 r^uired. Salary open. 643- 7773. MACHINE OPERATORS - Minimum investment Inilfu^ont Wtnt«d‘. this matter will be resolved shortly. 8625 for appointment. Thursday night. Call 871-1696. Broad Street, Manchester. Experience on lathes and required. 203627-0550, 203481- Personal Property Relief 3,000.00 > ABAt IBTATI The high light of the year was when we appointed an Ad- PA R T t i m e H E L P □ REAL ESTATE “This agitating pressure has now worked. I have Condomlnlumt WORK! Ajraly at 629 Main Bridgeports, Manchester Miscellaneous 1,000.00 WANTED nights and LOAN PROCCESSING teller decided that, because our rights have been restored, the T J — Horn#* lor S t ^ - RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m. hoc committee, to inform the electors that there was IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on Street, Manchester, on area. Call 646-3862, 9 a.m. - 5 Fire Service 1977-1978 12,500.00 2 4 ^ Lol»“\|En9't0f'Salo some indication of a move by some people in the south LAUNDRY SERVICES - Full- weekends. Some retail clerk, deposits, general office, p.m. Homes For Sala 23 demonstration scheduied for Sunday in Skokie is 25 w- HiVNritmtni Proptr^y Good salary benefits and all 3 shifts. Some oi Wednesday June 21st., at 9:45 Balance May 30, 1978 2,313.41 end of Town to force the District to consolidate. And ... and part-time positions experience necessary. Apply duties, shorthand helpful but' 20 •» BuUOMS^roporty working conditions. Apply require a good math a.m. An Equal Opportunity in person, Parkade Liggett Situation Wantad 15 canceied.” 27 — Rolorl Proporty Vernon Manor, 180 Regan It culminated after much ado with those people who available. We will train. Call background. Apply at Multi Employe. not necessary. Call for ap­ FULLY EXPERIENCED HEBRON - 6 1/2 room Raised Aibert Smith, viiiage president of Skokie, said the news 1375,629. - Roal Eittto Wantfd 289-1527. Diiig. pointment 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Painters wanted - Full time. Ranch on treed lot with lake WSC. tlAVlCeB; I Road, Vernon. 871-0385. would see us eliminated, getting a resounding defeat on Circuit, 50 Harrison Street, Northeast School Employees WILL CARE FOR Con­ was "a triumph for ali mankind, not just Skokie.” PROPOSED ADMINISTRATION BUI 30 — Travtl * PART TIME Receptionist. Year round work. Good pay view and privileges. “Country March 20, at Manchester High School. Manchester. Federal O edit Union, 646- valescents, days or weekends. But Coiiin, dressed in a brown Nazi uniform before a SALARIES 31 SorvicM OlforoO TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. PRODUCTION WORKERS New accounts. Wapping of­ REAL ESTATE SALES Peo­ and benefits. Call after 6,649- Experienced, with references. kitchen”, fireplace family — P*injii)0>Pap«ring We of the Board of Directors ol the Eighth District WANTED - Full time. First or 8870. 9658. room, 2 car garage. $42,500. backdrop of a red Nazi flag, said he wili scheduie another President 1,500 — BolTdingvConuaeting Apply 81 Commerce Street, HOUSEKEEPER and fice, South Windsor Bank & ple needed - Two full time Please call 872-9785. Roofing>Siding would like to thank STEAL and all those who worked second shift hours available. ’Trust Company. Hours: 11 sales associates. Members of No agents please. Call 537- march in Skokie “the moment I suspect our rights are Treasurer 2,300 Glastonbury. PTG Company. Janitors. Full time positions TELLER CLERK Loan f ' 39 ~ Htaling>Plum5ing Telephone 6^7631. many hours to defeat the consolidation effort. Physical work involved. Apply available. Apply in person: a.m. - 3:15 p.m., Monday thru 2 multiple listing services. 3255. Clerk 2,300 30 — Flooring RESPONSIBLE Mother will again denied.” We also got your message loud and clear—and we don't ’The Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer East Hartford Convalescent Thursday, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. High commission paid. Call proccessing, deposits, general care for children in my home. Tax Collector 3,200 37 Movlng*Trucklng>Sloraga office duties, shorthand help­ Leaders of the Jewish United Fund immediateiy an­ 30 — Sarvlcai Wantfd SALES PERSON want to conralidate — and we as the Board of Directors Street, Manchester, between Home, 745 Main Street, Bast Friday. Light typing required. Bob Wolverton, Group 1 Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL ful but not necessary. Cali for Call 646-1076 • 5 to 6 p.m. only. nounced the canceiiation of their pianned Ralemaker 900 I Experienced Full Time Retail will do all in our power to see that it never happens. 10 a.m. 4 p.m. only. Hartford. Apply in person, Wappme Of­ Realtors, 649-2813. RANCH - quality home, dou­ Dicectors (6 at $350) 2,100 MI0C. FOR 9AU appointment 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. TO FULFILL the last stage of ble landscaped lot. Excellent counterdemonstration Sunday in Skokie. It was expected 40 ■>. Household Goods Furniture Store position with We will work with our electors. fice, Sullivan Avenue Shop­ HIGH SCHOOL Stdent Clerk (Stuffing bills) 250 emphasis in Caipeting and ping Center, 959 Sullivan FULL TIME MIDNIGHTS, 5 Northeast School Employes our expansion program, we available for Lawn Mowing liK.’alion. $45,000. No realtors to attract up to 50.000 people, including some from Israel. 41 » A rlic ifi for Sale We wili work among ourselves. Federal Credit Union, 646- 42 *- Building Supptiea Draperies. Call Mr. arco. YOU NAME YOUR Avenue, South Windsor. days a week at local con­ will be looking tor 2 full-time Jobs this summer. Please call please. 646-3026. "If the Nazis are not going to bring their despised sym­ $12,550 43 Pals -Birds- Dogs Watkins, 643-5171. We will work with the Town. venience store, 646-9667. 8870. real estate salespeople. Call Dave at 6436729. 44 — Livestock But first, last and always we are committed to bring GROUP LEADER OWN PRICE F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- MANCHESTER, OAKLAND bols to Skokie, we do not want to encourage large OPERATING EXPENSE 45 — Boats ft Accessories 46 — Sporting Goods AUTOMOBILE Salespeople - the best in fire and sewer service to the electors of the NURSES AIDE -11 p.m. to 7 SECRETARY TYPIST - Ver­ NURSES AIDES - Full and 2121.______STREET, $41,000, 6 room numbers of people to come to that community.” said Legal Fees 8,000 MECHANICS NEEDED part time. 3 to 11 shift. Good 47 — Garden Products Must be aggressive, ar­ Eighth Utilities District. 3rd SHIFT Due to our rapid growth we need 2 a.m.. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ non area law firm seeks part older home. Lot 135x200, David Smerling, president of the JUF. 40 Antiques Engineering Fees 500 ticulate, well-groomed and qualified people to start Im- nut Street, Manchester. Call time evening help. Mag-card 1 salary, benefits, working con­ MANY PEOPLE only dream Marion E. Robertson The Nazis had targetted Skokie because the northern Auditor 750 49 ~ Wanted to Buy Gordon B. Lassow mediately. Must have complete sel ditions. Apply in person: Ver- of owning their own business. Realtors, 643-5953. neatly attired. Must have: of tools, a stable empIoymeDt 6494519. experience required. Hours RENTALS President non Manor, 180 Regan Road, 2 suburbe of 69.000 has a 35 percent Jewish population, in­ Bonding Expense St Insurance 740 previous sales experience a backjikjmmnd. A capability to work flexible. Phone 646-1974. 9 Perhaps it’s time for yoii to 52 — Rooms lor Rent Eighth Utilities District on al...... all makes of domestic and tm- WHOLESALE Distributor - Vernon pursue that dream. I have cluding many survivors of Nazi Germany's death camps. Advertising 1,000 S3 — Apartments for Rent must, automobile background A pmon la naadad to a.m. - 5 p.m. 049-06 ported cars, as well as light trucks. Seeks a dependable individual over 1,000 businesss for sale Office Equipment 400 54 ~ Homes for Rent preferred. Salary: plus com­ Benefits Include good pay. clean 55 — Business for Rent aaauim raiponalblllty RN / LPN - Full and part missions, benefits and modem shop, bonus, vacation, In* for deliveries and counter FULL 'HME MALE To handle by owners. Many for EARN $20,000 A YEAR AND Stationery St Supplies 1,200 56 — Resort Property for Rent tar maintaining propar surance pn^ am , and steady year help. Class H is helpful, but time. 3 to 11 shift. Good minimum down. For free 2,000 57 — Wanted to Rent demonstrator available. Do Eighth Ulilities Dislrict of .ManchcHler duties in Shipping and Postage wart flaWi lapaira and round work. No nights or salary, benefits, working con­ NEVER SELL A HOUSE 58 — Misc for Rent not call. Inquire in person to not necessary. Paid vacation, Receiving Department. brochuu write: Interstate Telephone 150 Manchester, (ionneelieul weekends. If you feel that you Pope admits anguish M. Fleury, Calia Ford, Inc., panafal malnlananca of holidays and profit sharing. Experience preferred. We are ditions. Apply in person: Ver­ Businesf Marketing, P.O. Box Car Allowance (3 at $75 each for AUTOMOTIVE Qualified please call Carl Miles at non Manor, 180 Regan Road, 722 Wethersfield Avenue, produotlon aqulpmant. VEHICLES UNLIMITED. 4H- For appointment call 6494563. an E.O.E. 289-8291. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. Treasurer, Clerk St 61 — Autos for Sale Vernon, over birth controls 62 ^ Trucks for Sale Hartford. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF Appileanta muaf hava 2819. Tax Collector 225 •6B-— Heavy Equipment for Sale good mooiianloal ability Career night VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope Paul VI said today that Data Processing Expense 6 4 )- Motorcycles-Bicycles FIRE DEPARTMENT 65 ^ Campers-Trailers-Moblle BOOKKEEPER - Immediate and muat bava aoma 3 (Rate Book St Tax bills) 3,300 Our Department answered 352 alarms during the 1977- his encyclical of 10 years ago banning all forms of ar­ I Homes opening. E f^rienced needed aupanriaory axparlanoa. CARRIER NEEDED LEARN ALL ABOUT tificial birth control including the Pill had caused him Car Allowance (President) 250 66 ^ Automotive Service for busy office to work with 1978 fiscal year. This compares with 360 in 1977 and 275 in WANTED ,6 Z J- Autos for Rent-Lease . 1976. This includes fires and calls for rescue and medical i good Ubaral anguish, but there was no reason to change it. Contingency 1,500 accounts payable and 2t1 SALES TRAINING receivable. Matured person aid given by the Department’s E.M.T.'s. In addition to banaflt prawanii Apply AREA IN EAST HASrroRD Addressing the College of Cardinals, the 80-year-old Special Events 100 Monday tbru Friday^l Public Awareness 500 preferred. Call for appoint­ these many service calls for water problems and other pontiff who has now entered the 16th year of his reign, ajn. to 4 pjn. ADVISER Fire Service Outside District 500 This Is a good time ment, 528-9680. non-emergencies were handled by the Department, Join us for an evening that could change the direc­ said that the encyclical entitled Humanae Vitae (Of Saunders Street, Central of the yesr to make ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FIRE MARSHAL Must Havs Car tion of your life. Meet and talk with members of our Human Life) “was an aneui.shed dncnmenf of niir PART TIME HELP - No 21,815 some changes around Fire safety inspections were made throughout the Excsilant Job staff. Hear LYNN SPROUT, district sales trainer, pontificate not only because of the grave and delicate weekends. All duties. Apply to Avenue A Brewer Street areas. We Will Train You your home* Sell thole' Rick’s Restaurant, 24 willow District. AMF CUNO DIv. for Houawifa explain how 2&1 sales training will make you matter it dealt with, but also — and perhaps more so — TOTAL ADMINISTRATION BUDGET $34,365 extra items with a Street, East Hartford, 569- At the four schools, extensive inspections were made 47 Mala straw P/eate Call Barbara at To Porform Light Bonch successful in Real Estate. because of a certain atmosphere of expectancy in which, Cfasslfled ad. 4380. 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 PROPOSED PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. BUDGET and a program presented to the children by the Depart­ TalcotMNa, Ct among Catholics and in tne greater sphere of public opi­ 1978-1979 ment Fire Prevention Team. 06068 Aak for Qaorga nion, there had been generated the idea of supposed con­ CLERK TYPIST - 9 to 2. Mon­ 6 4 6 - 7 8 3 5 Refreshmonts Will Be Served day thru Friday. Send resume Estimated losses by fire for last year was $143,000.00. Ah Equal Opportunity Employer cessions, facilitation or liberalization of the moral and SALARIES I wish to thank all those who helped to keep our fire loss ASSEMBLY □ NOTICES to Box R, c/o Manchester matrimonial doctrine of the church.” Public Works Supt. $15,375.00 Herald. to a minimum. MONDAY JUNE 26 Public Works Employee 11,700,00 There had been considerable speculation before the Respectfully submitted. No skills are required Extra Employee 2,500.00 Lost and Found 1 TPM pope's pronouncement 10 years ago that he might LUBRICATION Person Granville H. Lingard, PRODUCTION PERSONAL MANMERS WANTED other than good finger dexterity. Emergency Overtime 2,600.00 wanted to lubricate trucks and authorize the use of birth control pills. LOST - Intersection of Middle Fire Chief and Fire Marshal A pruelslon mulsl working eemp«ny locatod In Bast MALE OR FEMALE Visit our Personnel Department Turnpike St Main Street, trailers. Related experience QUAUTY INN - VERNON His ban caused many Catholics to lapse or simply ig­ $32,175.00 needed. Starting pay $160 Hirtford hts oponlngs for production porsonnol. All Are you Manager material? Are you vrilling to work nore it. Mancnester, blue pack with oponlngs oro on on 8 nour dsy ohm wIRi floxloblo star­ 8:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. (Next to Steak Out Rest.) OPERATING EXPENSES exercise clothes. Call 649-8695. weekly. All fringe benefits. hard and learn? Do you have self discipline and a The pontiff told the cardinals today, meeting on the eve ling tlmas, batwson 7 am - 8 am In a modem air eon- Manchester Water 350.00 For appointment, call 688- dKlonad plant. All jobs can bo pro^mod by fsmalo as sense of responsibility with a desire for future Monday thru Friday NO COST or OBLIQATION of his sant's day (John The Baptist), that “it seems to us Psrtonafs 2 2233. or call lor an appolnliiwnt SNET 500.00 woll as mala paraonol, Excsilant working condlUona security? Positions available for baking or non­ CALL FOR RESERVATIONS that the decade since the promulgation (of the en­ HELCO 1,200.00 and bsnaflla. Inlsrostad aplloants should apply RIDE WANTED from PART TIME. You need to baking ships. Sand Ratuma To: 847-1425 or 528-0416 cyclical) has been a sufficient period to evaluate it Heating 3,000.00 earn money over the summer. botwoan hours 9 am to 3 pm. THE J.M. HEY COMPANY better.” Insurance 8,000.00 Manchester to New Britain, early morning hours. Call We need people with a plea- Maplawood Avnnun, Bloomflald, Cl. 08002 Vehicle Expense 3,000.00 sent telephone voice, to work LEGAL NOTICE HIGH STANDARD, INC. J after 5, 643-1257. An Equal Opportunity Employer CENTURY 21 Supplies 600.00 convenient hours, from our EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER Manutaoturtng/marMtng ot aporting llraaim EAST HARTKORD PUBLIC Building Maintenance 2,000.00 East Hartford office. Hourly ’Treasurers Report 31 PrasHga Park CIr. East Hartford SHOWCASE REALTY Suspects (loeeted in Rear ol Acmtt building) P.O. Box 10238, Elmwood, Ct. 08110 SCHOOLS Uniform Expense 800.00 rates, commission, bonuses. For ’The Fiscal Year Ended May 31, 1978 INVITATION TO BID EntarUInmont 4 Answering ^rvice 500.00 Call 569-4990 between 9 am General Fund Checking Account questioned BID #465 and 1 pm., ask for Qara. Ground Maintenance 850.00 HALF PRICE on Guitars Balance, June 1, 1977 $ 2,232.14 TYPEWRITER REPAIRS Equipment replacement 2,500.00 & MAINTENANCE etcetera. Rivers Music, 7 RN OR LPN. Full or part Receipts: in hijack Social Security 2,900.00 Main Street, New Britain, 225- Tax including interest 236,623.08 Information may be ob­ time. Summer replacements. Interceptor Charge 129,600.00 1977. Free price list. Open till Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut Connections 975.00 tained from Miriam P. Auto Allowance 250.00 9 p.m. MONTVILLE (UPI) - Levinson, Assistant Director Street 649-4519. Disposal charges 11,619.25 Rental Equipment 3,000.00 Fire calls 21,250.00 u Two men awaited of Business .Services. East NOTICE Elderly relief 4,194.99 questioning today in the Hartford School Depart­ 159,050.00 EAST OF THE MVER REAL ESTATE MARKETEQUAL HOUSING Personal property relief 2,924.25 Connecticut hijacking of ment. 110 Long Hill Drive, PUBLIC HEARING EQUAL HOUSING CAPITAL EXPENSES BOARD OF DIRECTORS Refunds 271.17 $1.6 million in gold and East HartfordvGt 06108 un­ MaTlhOIe replacerflSflt*" '- 5,000.00 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Petty cash returned silver after their arrests in til bid opening on; July 5. Flexicrome Rods 1,500.00 (tax collector) 50.00 1978 at 2:00 p.m. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town the highway seizure the Bond 10,719.00 Miscellaneous 59.00 THE EAST HARTFORD of Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in lere same day of another Contingency 3,000.00 Transfer from the Hearing Room at the Town Hall, 41 Center Street, precious metals shipment PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN Pending Liability 7,500.00 savings accounts: EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Manchester, Connecticut, Wednesday, July 5,1978, at 8:00 in Massachusetts. Savings Bank of Manchester 32,000.00 as near as EMPLOYER p.m. to consider and act on the following: 27,719.00 Hartford National Bank The suspects were 1. Approve construction of sanitary sewer in Tolland N CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS and ’Trust 49,000.00 arrested 11 hours after Turnpike westerly from Adams Street to approximately Closing in Greenhouse 500.00 your Wednesday's Interstate 95 1.300 feet west of 1-86. Yard Paving 8,000.00 358,966.74 hijacking in North 2. Approve construction of a 12-inch and 16-inch water Stonington of a tractor- main in Tolland Turnpike westerly from 1-86 to ap­ UILDYBUY 8,500.00 361,198.1 phone, trailer Dound irom Handy TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. BUDGET $227,444.00 proximately 200 feet east of Shady Lane. Disbursements: & Harman's main plant in Property owners not now served by public water and Administration: When You Decide Fairfield for its refinery in sanitary sewer facilities may connect to the above upon Salaries 11,573.80 Attleboro, Mass. application therefor and by payment to the Town ol Operating expenses 18,030.00 Manchester of a fair and equitable front foot connection The rig hijacked in by Norma Tedford Transfers to savings accounts: Te Buy or Sell Connecticut was hidden charge. Such connection charge will be set by the Board Hartford National Bank of Directors at a later date following the completion of and camouflaged in a Although pricot In PROPOSED FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGET and Trust 50,000.00 many areas of the tub- 1978-1979 the facilities. Savings Bank of Manchester 50,000.00 Nine room U&R Raised Ranch located on prestigious Your Honie.~ Voluntown state forest 10 SALARIES urba team vary Inflated, Jay J. Giles, Superintendent Manchester State Bank 25,000.00 Forest Hills. Includes 34 bedrooms, fireplaced fami­ miles from Interstate 95. Fire Chief $1,200.00 UY? BUILD raatonable buys atilt do Water and Sewer Department Police making aerial ’Transfer to Interceptor ly room, eat-in kitchen, cathedral ceilings, plenty of Call Your Realtor exist — and with more Fire Chief Auto & Office Exp. 550.00 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Checking Account 11,708.00 sweeps found it at 1 p.m. than 70 percent of our Fire Marshal 750.00 this 20th day of June 1978. wall to wall carpeting, 2 car garage, wrap-around Wednesday, and kept it un­ expanding population Assistant Fire Marsnal 250.00 ou-oe 166,311.80 deck with spectacular view! Offered at $89,900 for They'd Be der surveillance for 13 continuing to congregate Assistant Chief (3 at $1,000 ) 3,300.00 those with quality in mind. hours into early Thursday. in the nation's major CapUins (2 at $350 ) 700.00 Public Works: Glad To , # The suspects in the metropolitan areas, the Ueutenants (4 at $300) 1,200.00 LEGAL NOTICE Salaries 29,646.38 Massachusetts hijacking — likelihood It for sustained Mechanic 300.00 e ig h t h u t il it ie s DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER Operating expenses 20,147.24 John A. Tosi, 37, of Canton, price advances in the Fire Alarm Supt. 300.00 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Capital expenditures 3,637.71 years ahead. A real estate Asst. Fire Alarm Supt. 200.00 REPORT OF THE TAX COLLECTOR Mass., and Albert Gon­ Interceptor charges :RN broker will be familiar Dispatcher 8,500.00 Fiscal Year Ending 5-31-78 Water and sewer 60,587.09 UILDYBUY salves, 35, of Lowell, Mass. with prices of various Part-time Dispatcher 1,300.00 Taxes collectible on Grand List of 10-1-76 $231,926.12 — were in custody since PiWAL WSTATW O O M M N V types of land and proper­ Point System 2,200.00 Legal additions on Grand List of 10-1-76 362.55 114,018.42 Wednesday evening. ty in this category, at wall Vacation Dispatcher 260.00 IM UtT CftNYU STIUT MANeNUTII. CONN. Meet , They were charged in the as about zoning matters 232,288.67 Fire Department: hijacking in Mansfield, affecting the use of $21,010.00 Legal deductions on Grand List of 10-1-76 949.80 Salaries 20,304.09 6 4 6 -8 2 5 0 OPERATING EXPENSES 2 Mass., about 5:30 p.m. property, currant popula­ Operating expenses 25,575.52 Wednesday of a United tion grovrth trends, plant S.N.E.T. 2,400.00 231,338.87 Capital expenditures . 6,326.39 Parcel Service van. lor new or expanded Gas St power 2,500.00 Back taxes collected from Grand Lists of 1974 and public services, schools, Heat 3,500.00 1975 including interest and lien fees 3,235.51 52,206.00 hospitals, bus lines, and Bldg. Maintenance & Repairs 2,000.00 BUY? BUILD recreational lacllillet. Vehicle Maintenance 4,000.00 234,574.38 Fire Protection: City Jaycees Social Fund #1 1,300.00 Interest collected on Grand List of 10-1-76 1,378.03 Water and hydrant fees 26,349.25 Whether you are plan­ Social Fund #2 1,300.00 ning to buy a larg o keep 'women Social Fund #3 600.00 235,952.41 colonial or a small ranch, 358,885.47 Ladies Aux. 400.00 Transferred to suspense HARTFORD (UPI) - we have that home Radio Repairs 500.00 The Hartford Jaycees will waiting lor you hare at (moved, deceased, etc.) 1,897.40 BaUnce, May 31, 1978 2,313.41 Fire Co. Dues 200.00 Interceptor Fund Checking Account try to convince their TEDFORD REAL Fire Prevention 550,00 234,055.01 Balance, June 1,1977 8.91 national executive com­ ESTATE; CENTURY 21, Training Expense 500.00 Rt. 44A, Bolton Notch, Uitcollected taxes due I<)-l-T7 2,639,75 Receipts: mittee at the July meeting Insurance 8,000.00 Transfers from General Fund 11,708.00 to keep the organization’s Bolton, 647-9914. We are Supplies 550.00 Total taxes and interest turned over to Treasurer BUILD a full service agency and pilot program allowing Physicals 60.00 from lists of 1974, 1975 and 1976 231,415.26 we consider ourselves This collection figure represents a percentage of 11,716.91 * 5 3 ,9 0 0 women in as full members, Social Security 500.00 Disbursements: number one In the area. Water Rental 30,000.00 98.9570 of the total collectible taxes. Just Listed. This immaculate 7 room Raised Ranch, a spokesman says. Note payment 10 , 0 0 0 .0 0 We are a member of the Alarm - Maintenance & Repairs 600.00 Taxes collectible on the Supplemental tax bill _ kOPEN HOUSE The Jaycees voted at Interest on note 1,708.00 city utilities, large deck off the dining room area, Manchester and Vernon Contingency Fund 2,000.00 . Ust of 10-1-76 - Due 1-1-78 6323.98 busline. Only |6,000 down to qualified buyer. Build or buy with a Home Improve­ 1:00-5:00 their national convention in Multiple Listing service Legal deductions to Supplemental tax bill 188.10 11,706.00 Atlantic City, N.J., this and also a member of the 61,460.00 SUNDAY, JUNE 24 week to remain an all-male Realty Board. Call or stop 6135.88 ment Loan or Mortgage from Heritage. EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT Balance, May 31,1978 8.91 What b Your Property Worth? | DlroOUoiw: EM t on Hnbron A vu , R t 94, Jtwt ovw organization. ’The Connec­ In soon for professional 3” . 2W” and IW” hose 1,500.00 Interest collected on Supplemental tax bill 157.78 service. Open; 24 hour QlMlonbury Hnu to right on Murphy Rd. Loft on ticut Jaycees in February Foam Liquid - Wet Water 400.00 Cash Balances Slonybtook. Bordwrs Blaek Lwigu Country Club, tlgiw service 7 days a week. 6293.66 Wu win Inspuel your propwly | voted against joining with Replacement of personal gear 850.00 General Fund Checking Account 2,313.41 “We’re National But We’re Misc. Replacement & Repairs 1,000.00 Transferred to Suspense 161.30 and DuggiDt M ttklng prict. | Massachusetts, Alaska and Nelghborty.” Interceptor Fund Checking Account . 8.91 Ciielom lidM t m our ila m or y a m • Acre ghie Washington, D.C., in the Savings Account — Savings Bank of Manchester 51,986.70 (No obUgulion). I aroodMl lole wMi ITBn. ironlage In oiw o( 3,750.00 6132.36 Certificate of Deposit - Savings pilot program to admit Helpful Hint: NEW EQUIPMENT St Uncollected taxes due 1-1-78 924.54 about our guuranluu salM MarDNiroiigli’e timet raeideiidal aroM • CoMMih women. Ban of Manchester 16,882.49 Ifcritage Savings Recreational areas — par­ CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Certificate of Deposit - Savings plan todsyUI porary eNd SaN-g« Colonial wnlar aemlniallan But Hartford Jaycees’ ticularly "water-oriented" Additional work on greenhouse 1,000.00 Total taxes and interest turned over to Treasurer Bank of Manchester 13,435.71 • Onlii faur atatoa w aa ia i M a raoMhi. board chairman R. Jean areas — often make very G'Lw/w AssiKiatinn • Since Reserve Fund for New Apparatus 2$,000.00 from Supplehaental tax bill • - 5207.82 ' Savings Account ■ Hartford National 1891 Bum brShorleok good investments. Wawaa______Vallieres said Thursday his 4 Alerting Radios ' 550.00 This collection figure represents a percenUge of Bank and ’Trust ' 12,957.39 PASEK HEAL ESTATE CO., INC. group will try to sway the Rescue & Salvage Equipment 300.00 84.53% of the total collectible taxes. Certificate of Deposit - Manchester CHENETTE ASSOCIATES executive com m ittee on Misc. Tools St Equipment 750.00 State Bank v 26,038,74 008 iURNOIDB AVI. Total of all taxes turned over to Treasurer from BAtt HARTFORD the women’s issue at the 6-1-77 to 5-31-78 including interest and lien Ices $236,623.08 Manchester • Tolland • Coventry GALLERY OF HOMES 27,600.00 July meeting. He said the Mary P. Larala Total Cash Balances $123,623.35 S i « - 7 4 f S , Connecticut Jaycees were Tax Collector 0454)6 TOTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGET $113,820.00 divided on the issues at the m Eighth Utilities District Howard B. Keeney Treasurer national convention. TEOFOnO REAL ESTATE 047-06

k . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 23, 1978 - PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., June 23, 1978 I / ArttelM tor Sato 41 Homos For Solo 50 RED CEDAR POSTS. National Weather Forecast 8”x8'l. New Blazer rear seat, EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET call after 6 p.m., 633-2492. EQUAL HOUSING 11 WOOD STORMS - 32x62W EQUAL HOUSING S h e H e r a t h inches. $5.00 each. Call 649- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 2813. PIONEER 4 CHANNEL Reel by to reel Yamaha P.A. system, electric guitar, acoustic guitar. Make an offer. 649- SUE PHONE 643-2711 ...... 133,000. as well as In southern Florida. Clear to partly cloudy house - full of furniture. Good In your town who can help you with your decorating dining room. Aluminum 9668. Evenings 528-4916. of August. Reduced rates Ju­ Quality. Big garage sale Satur­ privileges. References veniently located. Range, siding. Garage. Terrace gar­ ly. 523-9954. elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, max. required. 643-2693, after 4. refrigerator, heat, hot water, questions. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 ( 85), Boston 59 (74), day and Sunday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The people who run the local paint & wallpaper shops dens. 148,900. Hayes Corpora­ EAST HARTFORD - Quiet only - 329 Kennedy Road, parking. Adults only, no pets. neighborhood surrounds this Real Estoto Wanted 28 Chicago 62 ( 83). CTeveland 58 ( 79), Dallas 77 (98), Denver 57 are willing to answer your questions. They know all tion, 6464131. Manchester. GE 2 door FURNISHED ROOM for 646-3832 / 643-7796. BARROWS tastefully decorated 5 room (87), Duluth 53 (78), Houston 72 (95), Jacksonville 71 (90), refrigerator, washer and gentleman. Modern bath. about matching paint and wallpaper and what will give ANDOVER LAKE. 7 acres Colonial. Fireplace, rec room. ALL CASH For your property, Kansas City 66 (87), Little Rock 73 (94), Los Angeles 62 (77), Security and references. $30 5 ROOM APARTMENT, ANU ____ you the best results. dryer, 2 fur coats, mink paw, with insulated cottage and East Coast Realty 528-9668, within 24 hours. Avoid Rm Miami 75 ( 88), Minneapolis 63 ( 88), New Orleans 75 (93), raccoon coat. Call 646-5646. weekly. Call 643-2121. spacious yard, no pets, $190 Your furniture stores have people who will coordinate separate guest cottage. Great evenings 646-7603. Tape, Instnt Service. Hayes New York 61 (77), Phoenix 78 (109), Seattle 51 (67), St. Louis plus security, 646-4^. your Ideas and give helpful suggestions to result In a ^ rts m e n ’s retreat. 354,900. Corporation, 6464131. 65 ( 88), Washington 65 ( 82). 11,000 BTU YORK air con­ PLEASANT LIGHT smashing room. Don't rush Into decisions though; give Call Katherine Bourn, 742- ditioner, 110 volt, excellent Housekeeping room for lady. CENTER STREET, vacant 3 yourself time to make sure you'll be happy with your 8646. J. Watson Beach Co., Lots-Lond lor Solo 24 SELLING your house? Call us condition, $195. Call 6434831. Conveniently located. Call bedroom Duplex, references WALLACE ^Manchester Office, 647-9139. first and we’ll make you a 647-1193, and security required. $200 purchases. THREE BUILDING LOTS. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, ••••••••••••••••■••••••••• COMPANY Also consider a decorator. Free lance decorators are Equal Housing Opportunity. per month, plus utilities, also East Middle Turnpike, Realtor, 643-1577, Building Supplies 42 ATTRACTIVELY 2 room office available, 643- not as expensive as you might think. They will be happy 41 Articles lor Sale 41 MANCHESTER PARKADE BY OWNER. Spacious 6 together. Ready zoned 2 or 3 Articles for Sale FURNISHED ROOM - For 1570. to work on a room by room basis, with you, decorating homes. Write John Liapes, 18 IMMEDIATE Cash for your NATURAL STONE for refined gentleman. Centrally Room L Ranch. Beautiful TWO PAIRS of bucket seats as your budget allows. landscaped lot with trees, Saratoga Avenue, South Glens property. Let us explain our CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - retaining walls, veneers, located. Call 643-5331 anytime. BOLTON sm all cottage, Their suggestions combined with your personal i Garage, drapes and wall-to- Falls. N.Y., 12801. Priced fair proposal. Call Mr. from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 36” mower blade, 42” snow patios, etc. Pick up by the- quiet, lake privileges. Adults MERRITT tastes will result In long lasting satisfaction In your wall carpet included. Prin- $9000 dll. Belfiore, M7-1413. pair white. Excellent condi­ plow blade. Coins: Pennies, pound or delivery by the ton. only, no pets. August 1st oc­ 646-1180 home. ! cipals only. For appointment tion. $50 pair. 6334131. nickles, dimes, quarters, Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, cupancy. Call 643-4427, 646-7833 CORNISH, NEW MAY WE BUY your home? halves. Also: 20 Mint Sets, 18 649-3163. call 6494638. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, TWELVE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES HAMPSHIRE - 25 Wooded Quick, fair, all cash and no Proof Sets, by appointment. Apartments For Rani S3 ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom, has Acres on Route 120. $25,000. . problems. Call Warren E. sand. Slone, lill, processed Call 228-3547. Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 carpeting, parking, MANCHESTER - New listing. gravel. For deliveries, call OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT 6 room Cape. Three Call 649-1021, after 5 p.m. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. LOOKING for anything in real appliances, yard for kids plus George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ TIRES - Ski boots, skis, ikes, DOG-CAT BOARDING pets $210, Rental Assistors bedrooms, dining room, new dover, 742-7886. estate rental - apartments, kitchen. Home completely WOULD LIKE TO buy four sewing machine, and tent bathing/grooming.Obedience homes, multiple dwellit^s, no 236-5646 (small fee). Smart shoppers check bedroom older Colonial - (10x16). May be seen at 108 protection classes. Complete rem odeled. $44,900. The DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Hayes Corporation, 6464131. the Classified section Preferably in the Porter Scott Drive, Manchester, all modern facilities. Canine Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. PETS OK lovely 2 family first. That's where they Street area. Please call yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, day Saturday. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon house 5 rooms has basement, gravel and more stone 643- MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 find the best buys In private party, at 647-1567. Road, Manchester. For reser­ MANCHESTER - Main Street garage, laundry facilities and Call SINGER SEWING MACHINE vations please call 646-5971. bedroom Colonial, first floor town.. - Two and three room more. Just $250. Rental family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug apartments. Heated, hot Assistors 236-5646 (small fee). Household Goods. 40 with pad, bathroom sinks and POODLES - Guaranteed tiny garage. $72,900. Call Arthur or ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin water, appliances. No pets Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. COVENTRY - Beautiful ap- faucets. Call 649-3331. toy puppies and stud services Security. Parking. 523-7047. DUPLEX, carpeting, 2 REFRIGERATORS drapes- Austrialian valance- at fair prices. 1-423-8789. Watson Beach Co., roved 1 acre building lots, Jgde, 144x84, $45. Touch and bedroom, basement, laundry Professional igh on a hill, lovely view. 3 Washers, rages, used, WHEELCHAIR - Good con- Manchester Office, 647-9139. K guaranteed and clean. New sOw sewing machine with 474 MAIN STREET - Second facilities and garage. Won't Equal Housing Opportunity. miles to 1-86. Call for details. diton, $75.00. Call 643-1951, BRITTANY SPANIEL floor. 3 room heated apart­ last long. Only $200. Rental shipment damaged, GE and Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon after 12 noon. PUPPIES - 10 weeks. AKC. Wm. R. Smith, 6884533, 658- fish tank with filter and ment. Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. Assistors 236-5^ (small fee). Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! Your 2277. Fngidaire. Low prices. B.D. Orange and white. Liver and TWO BEDROOM Colonial P earl and Son, 649 Main accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow Ranch. Quality home. Double FULL SIZE BED, frame, white. Excellent field and ATTRACTIVELY PANELED HEAT PAID, nice carpet 2 Street, 643-2171. mobiles-40 horse power, best spring and mattress. 2 years bench background. Call 658- landscaped lot. Excellent MANCHESTER - Almost 2 offer. Call 5684559. 2 room apartment. Stove, bedroom Duplex. Has base­ We are your award-winning RELO real estate broker location. $45,000. No realtors acress. Country type lot with old. $75. Call 647-9443 anytime. 6263, after 6 p.m. refrigerator, heat, electricity. ment, appliances, g a r^ e and view,, privacy. Calf 7424777, 8 WE BUY AND SELL Used please. 64^3026. furniture. One niece or entire Adults. References, No pets. more. Only $255. Rental backed by over 19 years of experience and service to a.m. to 7 p.m MEDITERRANEAN - FOR SALE - William and 6 YEAR OLD all black long $180. 646-3167,or 228-3540. Assistors 236-5648. Small Fee. VERNON <44,900 household. Cast) on the line. Mary sterling by Lunt, Four, haired gentle mongrel, needs EIGHT ROOM Split level. Furniture Bam. 648-0865. (Pecan) double queen head Nice neighborhood. Low $70s. board with double box spring four piece place settings, five good home, moving to an CAREER WOMAN to share Homes lor Rent 54 How can a home with so much of transferred people and companies. One call puts ue to teas|K)ons, one serving spoon apartment. Call 646-7647. Call 643-2^. Business Property 26 CREDENZA- 7 foot. Solid and mattress. Very good con­ duplex. July 1. Residential everything be priced so nice. Here is a work marketing your property here and finding new Realtor dition, $80,659-0718. and three other pieces. Call area, East Hartford. Call 289- OPTION TO BUY. Secluded 2 A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck oak, black marble top. Call 742-8991 after 3:30 p.m. daily. CQLLIE PUPS - 2 sable carefully taken care of, one owner RANCH MANCHESTER - 7 room, 3 289-1886 after 4:00 p.m. 6932 after 5 p.m. bedroom house on wooded let bedroom Cape on large lot in ready to go. Call today. 203- females, 1 tri male. 10 weeks close to lake. Only 30 minutes property for you anywhere. For Real Service...... WASHER - and like new ROCKER RECLINER, living old. Inquiries welcomed. Call home with park-like grounds, 3 bedrooms, nice residential area. 6774U6. LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ MANCHESTER - 5 room from Hartford. Only $150. dryer. Pool table, coffee room chair, 2 small window 875-1223 anytime. Rental Assistors, 236-5646. fireplace, city utilities, even a swing in the Fireplaced den, garage, gar­ tion, orange background with table, lamps. Telephone 569- apartment in a 2 family house, CALL US TODAY den space. $47,900. Call MANCHESTER - For sale screens with fan. Call after 4 appliances. $220. J.D. Real white floral print. Call after 4 3547. p.m. 643-2617. Livestock 44 yard to make those hot days enjoyable. Katherjne Bourne, 7424646. J. commercial building and p.m.. 646-1168. Estate, 646-1980, AVAILABLE NOW. Spacious (ANY OFFICE ANY TIME) Watson Beach Co., liquor store. Call for details, 9 room. Kids plus pets OK. Marlon E. Robertson, ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot NEW CORNING AMANA RIDING LESSONS indoor HARTFORD MANCHESTER NEW HAVEN Manchester Office, 647-9139. 40" G.E. ELECTRIC STOVE. padded bar with railing and MANCHESTER - Unusual one Has basement, fireplace. Equal Housing Opportunity. Realtor, 643-5953. Smooth top electric range, riding ring. Western stock bedroom Townhouse. Private LOTS MORE. Call for details. Gallery of 728-6615 397-1515 Reasonable. White. 3 utility formica top. $400, 643-59CT. model ARC-100, $600.0. NEW seat, saddle seat, and hunt 646-7S33 drawers. Very good condition. entrance, patio, full base­ Rental Assistors 236-5646 m n sH CANON AE4 camera. $300. seat. All levels 228-9817. ment. Includes heat, (small fee). n titH Homes MERIDEN Please call 643-4246. SINGER SEWING Machine. realty company AVON GUILFORD Call 6494250. appliances, carpeting, air con­ MMStI 238-7585 With maple cabinet. 6 years Boats-Accessorles 45 678-0371 453-6554 MICROWAVE OVEN-Ideai ditioning. $285 per month. No OPTION TO BUY. Secluded 2 HOURS: old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 MAGNAVOX STEREO for bedroom house on wooded lot, for bachelors or single girls. year guarantee. $125 firm. pets. Damato Enterprises, Sundays Clotad Dally t:30 • I p.m. BRISTOL HAMDEN NEW BRITAIN sale. Please call 646-3643 after 1974 FURY - 16>A-foot 646-1021. close to lake. Only 30 minutes Sal. 9 a.ni. • 6 p.m. Practically brand new. Call Call 644-2967. 5:00 p.m. fiberglass.tilt trailer, with 589-8977 281-1277 225-7871 5684447. from Hartford. Only $150. 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy 44x10 FOOT MOBIL Home. In Rental Assistor 236-5646. engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 ENFIELD MILFORD WETHERSFIELD 30” G.E. White Electric Bolton. Working single jjerson (small feel. TAG SALES horse Johnson outboard, $300. only. No pets, animals or 745-0357 878-5727 563-7298 Range. Fair condition. Has 2284475 or 228-9550. utility drawer. $35.00. Call 643- children. Call 643-2880. WEST HARTFORD NORTH HAVEN WINDSOR 8849, anytime. To The Person! TAG SALE - June 24th, 9 to 5, FAMILY TAG SALE - SAIL FISH - Alcort MANCHESTER - Immaculate OtHces-Stores lor Rent 55 236-1227 239-4445 688-5201 rain or shine. 50 Hendee Road, Household and children's Fiberglass. Daughter's prize newer 6 room apartment, 2 Andover, off Route 6. Color items. Good condition. Bike, possession. Super excellent full baths, stove, D-W, BOLTON NOTCH - or rent, movie camera. 114 Rachel care. Canvas cover. Nylon small rustic barn, suitable for Who Reads I □ MISC. FOR SALE TV, antiques, 1940s Hunting refrigerator, disposal, dryer, Enioy M g ? Magazines, plates, glasses, Road, Saturday, June 24th, sail, $450. Telephone 643-8837. $325, includes heat, 649-4003. store or office. Parking. I collectables, tea service, 9:30 to 5. Inexpensive. 1-223-4460, 7 am. Articles tor Sola 41 books, odds 'n ends, and many Sperling Goods 46 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. - 9 p.m. As one of Connecticut’s Largest Real Estate Firms we Our Daily j more items! TAG SALE - June 23rd, St 428 Broad Street. No HERE'S WHERE TO ALUMINUM sheets used as 24th., 10 to 4. 86 North Street, $5.00 TO THE FIRST appliances. $155. Security. 474 MAIN STREET - 3 room Glass, lobster trap, clothes PERSON who comes to The offices, second floor, across FIND A HOME THAT'S printing plates, .007 thick, 3 FAMILY TAG SALE - Satur­ Married couple, no pets. Call now have openings for sales associates in our various of­ 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for day June 24th, 10 to 4. Dishes, and more! Manchester Herald with this 643-4751. from post office. Call 646-2426, I glassware, records, Avons, ad and driving a 1929 Model A 9 a m. to 5 p.m. “ Fun Ads” $1. Phone 643-2711. May be SUNDAY JUNE 25, 10 a.m,, fices. Experience Is preferred, but not necessary. We will picked up A.M. only. miscellaneous. 738 Tolland Ford Station Wagon FIVE ROOM Apartment. RIGHT FOR YOU! Turnpike, Manchester. 545 East Center Street. New C'Woodie” ), between the Nathan Hale area. Security. MANCHESTER - Oak Street. train. Call today for an appointment and confidential in­ ladies suits, coats, yard hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Ideal for business or offices. •■vT--; UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub References. $250, without And Has I Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, TAG SALE - Saturday June goods, housewares, TV’s, fur­ utilities. Available July 1st. Call Paul J. Correnti, Realtor, NEW LISTING terview. We are an Equal Cpportunity Company. For a Brownies, nurses. East 24th, 9 to 3, 94 Carman Road, niture, etcetera. Sponsored by Garden Products 47 Call 646-8515. 646-5252. I Catholic School. 649-1225. Manchester (off of Baldwin B’nai B’rith Women, EAST HARTFORD Real Career In Real Estate call me today...... Rd.) Sports equipment, Manchester. TOWNHOUSE - With MANCHESTER MAIN The Hem. ! TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - plants, books, and clothing. fireplace. 1 1/2 baths. Heat. STREET - Modern Office, Immaculate 5Vi room Cape on wooded lot comes E . D. Taddei, President Good condition. Good for NEIGHBORHOOD TAG Own basement. One child. No 1100 square feet. Heat. Please TAG SALE - Saturday, June SALE - Two families moving! STRAWBERRIES. Pick your call 646-2469. with front to back living room, fireplace, 1 Va baths, plating, or welding. Call 649- own. Free containers. No pets. Available July 1st, 649- MANCHESTER (646-7833) or HARTFORD (728-661S) or NEW HAVEN (397-1515) 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 2 4 th , 10. a .m .-4 p .m . Furniture, curtains, baby 7620. large bedrooms, dining room, large country I A "Fun Ad" will appear dally somewhere Miscellaneous, clothes, dis­ items, much miscellaneous! children under 14. Of>en 8 a.m lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC kitchen, garage, in area of prestigious homes. ! throughout the Herald's Classified Pages. If you hes, glassware, curtains. 85 Saturday & Sunday, June 24th to 8 p.m., or til picked out. NCR CASH REGISTER - Clark Street, South Windsor, THREE ROOM Apartment - Low $50s, have the Item, whoever appears first at The Reconditioned, with many Roll Street, Manchester. & 25th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 167 With heat, hot water, stove, I and 174 North Elm Street. off Burnham Street. ESTATE-ENTIRE CONTENTS I Herald the following day between 8:30 and 12:00 totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., refrigerator, carpet. $200. The Barrows and Wallace Co. TAG SALE - June 24th 25th, TOPQUAUTY I noon, with the ad, and the Item, will receive $5.00. 228-3957. St Adults only. No pets. Third 19 Benton Street. Records, MOVING SALE. Unbelievable floor, centrally located. GET MORE with H Everyone Is welcome. A new "Fun Ad" will appear assortment! Tools, games, CommodM. mirrors, •ppOsooss, Established 1959 MOLDED FORMICA top and music books, golf clubs, baby Security deposit. Call 646-7690. •ntiqus ind eonUmporary fur* MEMDEO I each day; be sure to look for them. paneled bar with two shelves things, and lots of mis­ dishes, electric blankets, pic­ STRAWBERRIES - Pick your niturs, crystal, allvar. 2 cart, cellaneous! tures, miscellaneous. 114 own. 224 Hillstown Road, FOUR LARGE ROOMS - ptiints, ate. and four stools. $175. 6464028. Timrod Road. Saturday, June SENTRY Manchester, Fields open 9 Newly painted. Heat, hot JUNE 24 & 25 10 to 3 TAG SALE - 13 Summit! 24, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. a m. till dark. water. Stove, refrigerator, REL® m C ash REAL ESTAlt SERVICES ,SM« Citv ailOCftXON tIBViCI I Street June 24th St 25th, 10 dishwasher, disposal. Parking a.m,-4 p.m. Rain or Shine. BASEMENT TAG SALE - STRAWBERRIES. Pick your for two cars, and storage. $275 Oiw Slwplianl Ortvt ------______HARTFORD 1,000 OFFICES NATIONWIDE NEW HAVEN Avon bottles and more. Rain or shine. 271 High Street, own. Weekdays 5-8 p.m. monthly, plus security deposit Q 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford West, Manchester. Friday, (FomtHHto) inmi HMSIllli 728-6615 READY TO SERVE YOU ANYTIME 397-1515 PE AifOI? Weekends 7-12 a.m. 401 Slater and lease. Older couple MonchMlar, 646-S382 289-4331 TAG SALE - Saturday and Saturday St Sunday, June Road, South Windsor. preferred. Available July ist. Sunday, June 24 & 25,9 a.m.-4 23rd,, 24th., St 25th., 9-7 p.m. No pets. Call 649-5073. CLIP & MAIL p.m. 285 Llynwood Drive MOVING TO FLORIDA. Antiques 43 (Bolton Lake). Tools, small appliances, bric- a-brac, luggage, and mis­ WANTED. Antique furniture, HOUSE OF THE WEEK TAG SALE - Saturday and cellaneous household items. glass, pewter, oil paintings or NAME ______Sunday, ,Iune 24th & 25th, 174 other antique item s. R. MAIL TO: Henry Street, Manchester, 9 TAG SALE. 2 families. A to Z Harrison, 643-8709. ADDRESS to 12. 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. June 24- raln date 25th. 44 Warren WANTED JEWELRY - Old TAG SALE - Sunday, June 25, Avenue, Vernon, off Tunnel furniture, China, dolls collec­ CITY 13 Kane Road, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Road. tibles, etc. Robert M. Reid St Son, 649-7770. -P.O. BOX 591 GIANT TAG SALE, Saturday TAG SALE, MOVING OUT DONT PA^ ME a r ManchMtor, Conn. 06040 ■ only, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 21 Clark OF STATE! June 24th St 25th, 10 to 3, at 78 81 MlUord I'm a 3 bedroom R/R In north Coventry. Fireplace, ZIP Road, Bolton, (off Bolton St EXAMPLE: (jenter) 8 ft. Pick-up cap, Road, Manchester. 2 families. 1 'k baths, sliders to deck from dininq room. Set WESTWOOD II complete bedroom set, Household items, furniture, on a gorgeous treed lot. just a lew minutes to I-84. 15 Words for'BDays glassware, much mis­ lamps, clothes, portable oven, All this and much more for only $54,900.00. Custom built Capes, Ranches, Raised Ranches, cellaneous furniture, tools, much more! No junk. Rain Wanted to Buy 49 Colonials, Contemporaries, all on wooded lots with □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only «8.10 toys, 7V antenna, Chevy Van. date, July ist. Rain or shine. CASH PAID Immediately - city utilities. Built with care by Brahaney and TAG SALE, oak commode, Choma. tor gold jewelry and SATURDAY JUNE 24 1-4 PM Coventry, North, immaculate 6 room Salt FILL IN DNE WDRD PER BLANK - MINIMDM 15 WDRDS TAG SALE - 35 Hoffman Ifahn lawn mower, power diamonds. Licensed broker Road, Manchester, Saturday mulcher and bagger, bureau, for over 1/2 century. Savltt 172 McKEE STREET Box, living room with fireplace, eat-in wood table and chair set, Only one lot left. Hurryl and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 Charming 5 room, 2 story home. Country kitchen with slide in range, lovely dining Rugs, curtains, lamps, elec­ tools, sllvhrware, dishes and Asylum Sreet, Hartford, 527- Don’t Miss This Opportunity. 6 -6 DUPLEX tric can opener, clothing, kitchen utensils, captain desk, oira. kitchen, screened porch, 2 car garage, '/ i room with French doors to patio, 3 trinkets, and would-be clothes, drapes and rods, $60’s. bedrooms, IVa baths, attached garage, % Very large rooms, excellent starter home. treasures. nails, flashing and mis­ acre treed tot. $43,900. “OWN YOUR OWN BUSINEI Good income potential. Priced to sell in cellaneous building material, acre treed lot, truly a fine home for $54,500, stereo set and records - good CONSBERM SEUMG? Directions: West Center Street Greenhouse 20 x 50, w/workshop & furnace. In $40s. condition, work bench, We can guarantee the to McKee Street Andover on 3 gorgeous acres. Custom Built ranch BUWHARD & ROSSEnO Dick lElitmwr 047-1139 aquariums, and much more. SALE of your house at featuring: 3 bedrooms, 3 car garage, fully TAG AND BAKE SALE ^ n - SATURDAY, JUNE 24,9 a.m. FAIR MARKET VALUE Call Evening8-lrene Fiselte appllanced kitchen, pantry cablneta. Unusual sored by WHALERS - 3 p .m ., 259 PORTER REALTORS BOOSTER CLUB, June 24, or we can ADVANCE the 646-5004 offering and priced to sell at $65,900.00. STREET, MANCHESTER, 16:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rain or rain or shine. amount of your present EQUITY until sold. Please J ^ REAL ESTATE Associates shine. 302 White Street, TEDFORD REilLTYCOJNC. Hai^ord. TAG SALE, 22 Harlan Street, call our office for details. D 7 Inc. 6 4 6 - 1 9 8 0 off Henry. June 24th St 25tb, 10 No obligation. WALLACE • 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 to 4, rain or shine. Lota of 1. WATSON BEACH CO. REAL ESTATE 'children’s clothes, most Robirt 0. Munkwt, Raaltor MM.TOM Ml C O M P A N Y a 647-9914 TAG SALE. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., excellent condition. Baby ItanohMlM OfWM M7419I 646-2482 items, Play School and Frofgsslonmt Real Estate Sarpka SO O SH nrU m U s il M s s ^ Lot III Featin Your Houso Here June'24 and 25th, 64 Falknor ______423-S958______, Drive. P ^ L , baby furniture, Fischer Price toys. Lots of Par Nearly 50 Yaars EM t Hartford 8M -1M I books, plants and lots more. bric-a-brac.

. !l i, PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cunn., Ffl., June 23, 1978 ACROSS board (abbr.) Answer to Prevloui Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (fonn.. Frl,, June 23, 1978 - PAGE NINETEEN 1 I (Gsr) 2 infant's bed f Ia (MAI i f i a I ii l 3 Loathe (3 4 Htrs (Fr.) 4 People of ChariM M. SohuHx BUSINESS & SERVICE 7 FrHZS □ County to Spoken u n S'yB gttN M L I I U & 5 On tim e lide n n n q i i i q 12 Japaneie uiuLJ D onanncjinu Dear Abby currency 6 Excite the attention of □ D C in n CJD CIEICJID OXiW.EUIJORA.f'Ol/HSH IN U M TS THE TROUBLE? EITHER THE STREAM l5 Di5^eNT6D ALl* DAY. 13 Source of DDiDia fUD ciDinac] meteli 7, Formerly naaaacincin ona THIS PART OP THE STREAM, TiX) NARROW, OR MV By Abigail Van BCiren 14 Milnleipal Pertia □ □ Q n c iu ANP I'LL FSHPOWN THERE LIN ^S TOO LONS... T f ll5 M O I^ N IN C p X corporation 8 Early Briton DEAR ABBY: I am 1 16-vevH>ld male with a problem. a IN THAT PART... 15 Doctrine 9 Noun suffix □ DIRECTORY c o u l d On the first data with a girl, I feel no Irresistible urge to adherent 11 Soap □ A M D M her or to make out wlUi her as la expected of most (suffix) ingredient SI #•«••••••••••••••••••***** ••••••••••••••••••at****** jys nowadays. I feel that I should to know the girl 16 Dell . 17 Tooti 13 Scriptural can­ 26 African tree 42 Fertile spot in S«/v/CM O ttw d 31 Scrvfcu Offwwd 31 Ptinling-papwing 32 o u t S u p p o r t s o c k etter in order to be certain of my feelings toward her. ticle 26 Hawkeye a desert Building-Contracting 33 . It seems that ihoet girls expect a guy to do more than 19 Occurrence PET-MINDERS 21 Portion 16 Time zone State 43 Ammunition ROTO TILLING - Established PAINTING - Interior and CARPENTRY - Repairs, • linbrlU.M-'a.MAVAM.OA juat talk or hold hands even before they know him very 23 Lopsided (abbr.) 29 Persian poet 44 Go first Going away on vacation? Gardens & Flower beds. exterior, paperhanging, remodeling, additions, gar­ weU. Is my .alow approach normal and something to he 27 Leefitaik 20 Dog doctor, 30 Rope We will care lor your pet In Reasonable. Call 646-7644, excellent work References. ages, rooting, call David desiredV Or should I go ahead and Jump all over a girl as 31 Summers (Fr.) 45 Country ho^l 32 Word of for short 47 Mythical bird the familiarity of his own after 5:00 p.m. Free estimates. Fully In­ Patria, 644-1796. is expected? I'm sure many hove mv age are wondering the honor 33 Church vestry Motoreyelaa-Bleyclaa 64 Motoreyolaa-BIcyclaa 64 Motorcyclet-BIcyelet 64 22 Top>oint (pi.) home. Reduced rates for sured. Martin Mattson, 649- same thing and we’d be greatly reUeved of much pressure 33 Family room 46 Work of art 23 First-rate 39 Snatch more than one pet at one TRAILBLAZER TREE 4431 LEON aESZYNSKI Builder - 1978 T-BIRD, NEW never if we knew how to act. member (comp, wd.) 49 Catches MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 address, 64t-1352 SERVICE - Removals, New homes custom built registered, asking $5,200 Lowest Rates available! UNCERTAIN 34 Skip 40 Genetic 50 A lley_____ QUALITY PAINTING and remodeled, additions, rec (negotiable) 302 V-8, EPA 16 good condition. Must FX-1200 - 871-2511. 35 Mild 24 Reclined pruning, topping, chipping, Immediate binding. Sunny 25 Annoying materiel 52 Native metal Paperape Hanging by Willis rooms, garages, kitchens sacrifice. $890. Please call 36 Play a role hauling, land clearing. city, 22 highway. Call 672-3952. Day coverage, call Joan, DEAR UNCERTAIN: Who said “aU” girls expect e guy feeling (abbr.) 54 Ordinance CiiM TREE SERVICE - Free Thoughtful, Thorough, Neat. Schultz, F ^llyally insured, 1' remodeled, bath tile, cement 649-2094. Campen-Trallera 37 Dwindle estimates, discount senior Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- Mobile Homea 65, to Jump all over them on the first date? My mall tells me 36 Intensify \ 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 Results guaranteed. references. 64!19-^3. work. Steps, dormers, 1970 PONTIAC LEMANS 1126, citizens. Company residential or commercial. 1973 HONDA CB450 - Low that moat glrla prefer the “slow approach,- and I 40 Puts to test Experienced / Insured. SPORT - Good running condi­ n 13 Manchester owned and References. 633-1092 / 633- TOM FLANAGAN- Painting, Call 649-4291. tion. Automatic transmission, miles, good condition, $700. 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot recommend it, 41 Malicious 10 12 HARLEY DAVIDSON - '76 Call 643-5849 after 4 p.m. burning operated. Call 646-1327. 9225. interior / exterior. Papering. bucket seats and console, Travl Trailer - Stove, 14 IS 16 Super Glide. New. 86 cubic 43 Excuse / General repairs. Fully in­ FIRST CLASS Carpentry - $850. Call 742-7054. refrigerator, heated. Full DEAR ABBY: My husband (111 call him Frank) and I are B&M TREE SERVICE - Remodeling and Additions. inch motor. Web-card. S&S YAMAHA 360 MX, complete shower, and toilet. Tandem, in our late 20s, have been married four years and have a 46 Moses' 17 18 2 0 sured, Call now for Free wheels. Andrews cam and Complete tree care, spraying Estimate. 643-1949. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 SUBAURU - 1973. 4 speed. new engine, asking $500. Very wheels. Call 688-0383. 2-yearK>ld daughter 111 call Tammy. brother ■ gears. Much, much more! 21 z z and removal. Insured and years experience! For Fred Front wheel drive. New fast. Call 646-4905 ask for Frank has always had a rotten temper. WeU, last week 50 Augury experienced. Senior Citizen WEST SIDE TREE Call 828-4664, 8 to 5. Michael. 51 Distress call PAINTING - Interior / Estimates, call 646-4239. brakes and tires. Good condi­ CAMPER, 1968, Cox Camper, he got mad and slapped me around and I cried. Tammy was 23 24 25 2fl 28 29 3 0 31 Discount. 643-7285. SERVICE. Pruning, tree Exterior. Best Workmanship! tion. $1500. Call 643-4729 after sleeps six, good condition,’ 53 Iridescent 1 1973 HONDA SL-350, trail or in Uie room at the time and saw it aU, and now Tammy gem removal, stumps removed, Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! CUSTOM HOMES Additions 5:00. YAMAHA 1972, 250 Enduro. Call 649-3970 anytime. 32 33 road bike. Very good condi­ won’t have anything to do with her father. When he comes 55 Arab country ROOM ADDITIONS, lots cleared hedges trimed, Dan shea, 646-5424. recreation rooms, roofing, Excellent condition. Still 1 tion. $375. Call 649-9430, near her, she turns her head hway and cries. If he tries to 56 Three (prefix) 35 3 . 3 , Dormers, kitchens, garages, light landscaping, 12 years siding Q uali^ Work! Best 1967 STATION WAGON Stock. $425. Call 646-4095 Automotive Service 66, anytime. touch her, she screams and draws away. 57 Castro’s 1 ■ rec-rooms, suspended ceilings experience, excellent Prices! Bud 'Talaga, 742-8732, 3e 3 9 R.J. MAGOWAN Si SONS-3rd. CORONET - 3 speed standard 1975 KAWASKI 250 - Street hurts Frank something terrible. I keep telling him country and roofing, 528-8958. recommendation, satisfaction Generation. Painting St or 646-4501. on the column. Good running ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- guaanteed! Ray Muir, 646- Bike. Very good condition. 3 1976 HONDA 360-T Red, 300 that Tammy wUl forget and get over it in time. WiU ahe? 58 Seed covering 41 |4 2 Paperhanging. Free condition. Call 569-3603. sun specialists, factory' 59 Uh-huh • HANDY MAN SERVICE" - 0713. GENERAL CARPENTRY, cylinder, new tires, low miles, excellent condition, trained, one day service, 114 RHODE ISLAND RED Estimates. Fully Insured. mileage. Call 569-0103 60 Compass 43 44 45 ^ ■ 4 6 47 46 49 Windows, rugs, floors, light Telephone 646-1959 Repairs, Remodeling, FORD LTD 1974 - 4 Door $875 or best offer. Call 644-8758 hauling, cellars, attics, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. anytime. anytime. East Main Street, Rockville. point Prltcllla’* Pop — Al Vermeor Garages, Additions, Porches, Hardtop. Vinyl roof. 871-1617. DEAR RED: Tammy may, in time, became more 50 51 S2 S3 54 gutters cleaned and installed. Fireplaces, concrete. INFLATION FIGHTERS, Decks, Rec Rooms, Excellent condition. 31,000 ‘‘forgiving''—but don't count on her to forget. Minor repairs. Save this ad. Chimney repairs. No job too 55 56 57 PARN.'I WASALLSET Teachers with 18 years Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, miles. Air condiion, AM-FM fo the meantime, unless you enjoy being slapped eround. / 643-5747. small. Save! Call 644-8356 for DOWN experience! Save 20-50%. In­ Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call stereo radio. Power steering, Insist that Frank get some profesdonal help in learning 58 59 60 TD 03 RSHING ANP estimates. sured. Free estimates. 643- Dan Moran 643-2629. power brakes. New tires. how to control hie temper. A man who “slape” hie wife 1 Olympic I GOT THIS HOOK LAWN MAINTENANCE. 1609 / 742-8764. Snow caps. $2900. Telephone TRUCK /Qv around hoe serious problems. CAUGHT IN MV Reasonable and dependable STEVE ARCHAMBAULT - NEWTON SMITH - 644-1765. SUBUniUI WTOIIS college veteran now accepting General Carpentry and INDUSTRIAL - Residential Remodeling,repairs, rec- Rt. S3 (ManchMter-TalcottvIlto Town Uim) F=ANTS.'Trrrr jobs in your area. Call 289- Roofing. Quality INTO ^ DEAR ABBY: My wife is one of those women who Painting. Free Estimates. rooms, no job too small. Call 1970 AMBASSADOR knows everything. And her most thorough area of Win at Bridge VOU.' 4535. workmanship, reasonable Kurt M aselek, 872-4682. 649-3144. STATION WAGON - power rates, free estimates. Please 648-2076 OPEN 9 to 9 knowledge is what “moat” husbands do and do not do, Interior / Exterior and Apart­ steering, power brakes, air SUMMER! although I can't for the life of me figure out where she gets p la y CARPET Installations - Stair call 646-0793. ment Maintenance. FARRAND REMODELING - conditioning, $975 or best Expert’s end Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Specializing Cabinets and For­ offer. Call 643-1274. 1975 D0D9E W-100 bU her Information. play won't come off and Steam leaning free QUALITY CARPENTRY By v-e. 4$p— d, P$, 4w hM l drtvM, The specific question at the moment ia who should South loses four tricks and mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, wHh plow and oap. Rod. NORTH 6-23-A Estimates. Call 649-6265. Harp Construction. Additions, PROFESSIONAL Painting, Room Additions, Decks, 1973 GRAND TORINO - shampoo the rugs—the husband or the wife? ♦ K4 curses the gods of chance roofing, siding, decks and gar­ Interior and exterior, com­ Repairs. Phone 643-6017. beautiful 2 door hardtop, red We have an electric “shampooer'' that ie no heavier to V J 9864 who have set all key cards In REWEAVING burns, holes. ages. Call anytime. 643-5001. mercial and residential, free with white top, 8 cylinder, • 4 6 9 5 push around than the average vacuum cleaner, so It's not ♦ J 5 the wrong place. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. estimates, fully Insured. 646- RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 automatic, excellent condi­ too bard for her to operate. ♦ AQ10 2 A really expert declarer Window shades, Venetian I WILL CARE FOR Children 4879. 1673 DODQE D-200 makes his contract by play­ tion, very low mileage. Call Club Cab. V>a, AT, P8, air eon- I am employed foil time. My wife is not employed WEST EAST blinds. Keys. t V for rent. in my home evenings. Please BIDWELL Home Improve­ dltlonirtg. Bolgo. ing a low spade from dum­ Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 649-5192. outside the home. Otir three chil&en ere in school all day. 4 J 10 972 OAQ65 call 871-1813, after 6:00 p.m. ment Co. Expert installation We Uve in a wsU-furnished house with oU the modern T 5 V 73 my. Expert west will shift to 5221. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING of aluminum siding, gutters a club but expert South goes - Interior / Exterior, and 1970 NOVA 6 cylinder, 2 door, > 2 8 9 5 conveniences. My wife insists that I should shampoo the ♦ Q 10 432 ♦oe? GRAVELY TRACTORS - and trims. Roofing installa­ standard, excellent shape, $1695 ♦ 75 ★ K J64 right up with dummy’s ace. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ Sales, Parts, Service, Paperhan^ng. 5 years rugs because “most" husbands do. Do they? Then he draws trumps, elim­ tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- new interior, high miles, $825. 1977 CHEVY LUV DENVERDUDE SOUTH tics, garages, yards cleaned, Morneau Lawn & Garden experience. Free Estimates. 9109. 649-4813. Economical pkkupl 4-oyt., 4* BUYS HU OjjEOF THESE BEAUTVS inates the diamonds and moving, trucking. Loam for Equipment Inc., 423-6351. Reasonable rates. Call apood. Yallow. ♦ 83 leads dum m y’.s king of sale. Lawn service. No Job to Stores, Conn., 1 mile north of anytime, Mr. Thompson, 742- DEAR DUDE: I can't speak for “most” huebonds, end ¥ A K Q 10 2 spades. 7850. SPECIALIZING cleaning and 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA ♦ A K6 big or small. 568-8522. Mansfield Center. repairing chimneys, roof, new » 3 8 9 5 ★ 1974 FUT 4 DB. 4 SPEEBW neither can your wife. But what “they”, do should have no East is in but can only SEDAN - 350 V-8, automatic bearing on who does whet In your home. Insteid of ♦ 9 83 score one club trick since he roofs. Free estimates. 30 transmission. Power steering, 1974 VW CAMPER Radio, beautlfu^ru out COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Years Experience. Howley, working yourself into e lather over this eaemingly trivial Vulnerable: Both is caught in a variation of installation and repairs. Free power brakes. $1,000. Call 649- Pop-top, 4-tp#od. A M -FM radio. the end play described earli- 643-5361. 1021 after 5 p.m. Orango. problem, why not take turns? Dealer: North estimates Call Pat, at 646- Building Contracting 33 3745, after 5 p.m. ★ 1973 PINTO RUIUBIIUT^ Who said the teen yeirt are the happiest? For Abby't West North East South KC BUILDING Maintenance ROOFER WILL Install roof MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, » 4 6 9 5 new booklet “What Teentgers Want to Know," write Pass Pass 1 ¥ WES ROBBINS carjient^ siding or gutters for low dis­ 1970, 302, 3 speed, good run­ A/trans., extra clean & nice Abby; 132 Leaky Dr., Beverly HiOe, Calif. 90212. Encloae Pass 3¥ Pass 4¥ EXPERT FURNITURE and Repair Service - painting, remodeling specialis count price. Call Ken at 647- 1973 VW BUS refinjshing and antique remodeling, carpentry, or ning condition, needs body II end a long, otamped |24 cento), oell-oddreased envelope, Pass Pass Pass ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 1566. work, best offer over $800. 7-paistngor. 4-apood. Radio. You hold: 6-23-B restoration. Free estimates. whatever, commercial and built-ins, bathrooms, Bolgo. pleoie. ' 9 AQ876 E. Loveland, 649-8963. residential, 667-2367. Call after 5 p.m 649-3656. itrl973 DATSUN B210 COUPES kitchens, 649-3446. Heating-Plumbing 35 » 2 5 9 5 Opening lead; ♦ J 9 K54 Trucks lor Sale 4 speed, one owner, sharp ♦ 3 2 ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ 62 9 K J6 GENERAL CUSTOM CARPENTRY - SEWERLINES, sink lines, TTCe r e q u a l U ^ Astro-graph tics and cellars cleaned. homes. Additions, Repairs, Reasonable rates. Call 646- HOUSECLEANING - Have cleaned with electric cutters, 1971 CHEVY CEYENNE Your partner opens one own transportation. Monday- Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, by professionals. McKinney Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win­ invites By BERNICE BEDE 080L By Oswald Jacoby club and jumps to three 1943 for free estimate. 345-2009. ★ 1973 OPR WAI»N,l»EEN^ Friday. Price determined ac­ Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ dow. Call 289-7274 after 3 p.m. comparison. A/trans., must be seen SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) and Alan Sonlag spades after you respond cording to house. Call pany, 643-5308. Frustrations are likely today In most bridge games, one spade. What do you do GARDEN HOBBYIST Will TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY work with you planning anytime, 569-2532. Molorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 because you're apt to set your South covers the Jacit of now? Carpentry and general con­ NO JOB TO Small - Toilet sights on the wrong obioctives. spades with dummy's king, We have decided slam in­ and/or planting. In­ tracting. Residential and ★ 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY H T ^ dividualized landscaping, repairs, plugged drains, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville TOLLAND You'll make the corrections, East cashes the ace and terest but do not go right into commercial. Whether it be a kitchen faucet replaced, 8 cyl, A.T., P.S., fac. air. however, and then it's Smooth queen and shifts to a dia­ Blackwood because of the perennial and annual gardens small repair job, a custom 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and sailing. and terraces. Call 649-3955. repaired. Rec rooms, rack. $1,750. 289-4042. mond. South wins, draws worthless doubleton in dia­ built home or anything in bathroom remodeling, heat COUNTY VW June 24.1971 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. trump, eliminates the rest of monds. Instead, we bid four Painting-papering 32 between, call 646-137!379. moderni2ation, etc. Free Written QuaranteeB 21) Rather than get uptight RALEIGH GRAND PRIX 10 Route 83, Tali»ttville today regarding thinas you the diamonds, comes to his clubs. If partner bids four Estimate gladly given. M & M Bank Terms Arranged hand with a trump, leads the diamonds we go into Black­ No place to store your INTERIOR - EXTERIOR ^eed, good condition. $75, can't amend or control, focus bicycle? Sell It for extra CARPENTRY St Masonry - Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Call after 4 p.m, 633-2245. 649-2638 your efforts and attention on nine of clubs, lets it lose to wood. Painting - And odd jobs. Two Additions and remodeling, Knowledge and experience tlic jack and claims since I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i :ash with a low cost experienced College students. youjve garnered in the past will areas where you can do so. Free estimates. Call Athony PLUMBING - Call Tom CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) East has to either lead a club I'lasslfled Ad. Please call 568-4641. Squitlcote, 649-0811. bd put to profitable uses this Dawkins at 649-7630. coming year. Big things you Be careful today that material or give South a ruff and (Fora copy ol JACOBY MOD­ couldn't pull off before are now things don’t become an Issue discard. ERN. se n d $1 to: W /n at possible and probable. between you and someone An expert East leads back Bridge.' care of this newspa­ you're very fond of. Everything a low spade. West wins and per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City OHIcet-Slorea lor Rent 55 Autoa For Sale 67 Autoa For Sale CANCER fJuna 21-July 22) 67 Avoid going into debt today, will work out If left unchal­ leads a club. Now the end Station. New York. N. Y. 10019.) ■ lenged. * WE PAY $10. for complete especially over Items you really OFFICES FOR RENT - 1976 PACER DL, one owner, don't nec^. It might take longer AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Excellent for doctors / junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland People you associate with to­ Berry’s World Tho Flintstonas — Hanna-Barbera Productions Auto Body, 528-1990. 21,000 miles, factory air, all and. be harder to*pay off than lawyers. Included, central air power, excellent condition. ICOMPIETECARI you'now realize. Find out more day tend t(to mirror your deport­ and heat. Very reasonable. Call 649-3053. about yourself by sending for ment. If you want pleasant Vf/S5 smronesTONB" 649-5334. or 643-7175. 1972 CHRYSLER - Full your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ encounters, behave in a 7s/ssv power. Excellent condition. 4 CAREGENUR friendly manner. OAtAB: 1968 VOLKSWAGEN BUG for • Top Quality Exhaust Syatama ter. Mail M cents for each and a 30x48 BUSINESS or OFFICE- door hardtop. Call 289-2543. long, self-addressed, stamped (Feb- ^I^March 20) sale. AM-FM 8 track. • Englnt Tuna Up Street level. Clean. Air con­ envelope to Astro-Graph, ($^^0. Misusing YO“‘ . Excellent condition. $800 • Shock Abaorbar RaplacamanI Box 489, Radio City Station, bori makes tasks appear difli ditioning. Heat, hot water. 1970 TORINO Squire Wagon, JUNE GRADS HAVE DIPLOMA WILL TRAVEL cult today. If you work Instead Beautiful Floor. 649-1680 or high mileage, very good condi­ firm. Call 742-9502, after 5:30 • Braka Sarvica N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify p.m. birth sign. ol rationalizing, you'll see 649-3549. tion. One owner, all service • Front End Sarvica BUT NOT WITHOUT A SET GF WHEELS- SO they're really a snap. records. $995, Call 643-251, • ProfaMlonal Rustproofing LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Doing ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) • Quality Usad Cars nic9 things for others this STORE FOR RENT - 249 ' after 6 p.m. T p h c T s p a c ? HERE THEY ARE SHARP - SMALL - READY evening Is commendable, but It You’re not in one of your more Broad Street, Manchester. woiVt completely atone for that sociable moods today. Presently, 'Green & Thihgs' 1973 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 door FOR RENT REGAL S abrkslve atlltude you've had all Foresahe the crowds. Plan a Available July 1st. Must oe sedan.power steering, power ass MAIN ST. MANCH quiet evening at home with the U n M 14 J U J U StI • NSl rs SELECT USED CARS. daw. seen to be appreciated. brakes, CB radio and antenna. 250 square feet, center of I VlftGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Even family. Manchester, air conditioning and I M sTns riRIGO TAURUS (April 204«ay 10) A day Good condition. Call 875-2732, [parking. Call M3-9551, (hough you feel like doing a lot MANCHESTER - MODERN of work today, you could be all filled with heavy responsibili­ 1976 PlYMOBTH 1976 MUSTMIG B 1975 VW SCRBCCO thujnbs. Don't fight the odds. ties and pressures will end OFFICE 400 square feel. Main AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Volare 2 Dr. Sot. Coupe, 6 ^ l„ auto., PS, 2 Or. HT, 4 cyl. aulo., PS, radio, rally 8p. Coupe. 4 sp„ front wheel drlire, quite nicely with friends this Street, ILAC included. Call ■ Low rates for the good radio, 4 new tires, 13,000, Forest Qreen. wheela, Froil Whila, rad Ini., accent ^chelln tlree. AM-FM, rust proofed, Wrap It up early. Gel out with #2117-1. Btrlpea, 24,000 ml. #2079-1. evening. You'll completelY for­ 646-2469. driver! For a quotation, call Emerald Qraan. plaid graan Int. #2036. pletsant companions. get earlier strains. The Dolin Agency, 646-6050. LieilA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Aim Born Loser — Art Sansom CHARTER DAK RUICK high and don't get discouraged GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You'll ROCKVILLE - store on busy If at first things don't go your laugh at all the negative think­ street. Large display win­ 1968 DATSUN H-210 - 4 speed, *339S ’3S9S *3495 ing you did all day long when 7------'P E R S O N i\L T O U C H ” way today. Recall the tale of tonight you discover you're In a V dows. $125 monthly. Lease Am/fm Stereo Casette. Ihohare and the tortoise. K BamJ$R THORkVmE! ^ A AMP \ 0 H ,P © ^ required Lee & Lamont Real­ Excellent condition. Asking t stronger position than you real­ ty, 875-0000. $3000. Call 646-3578, alter 6, SELECT USED CAR SALE ized. . U46MAB nr, " I M anytime weekends. )9ugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Stoflal I 'M MOT ^ ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot 1974 CAPn 1973 PMTO 1977 BUICK 1975 VW BEETLE 2 Or. Sp. Coupe, 2000 oo engine. 4 sp.. Runabout. Super Sharp, equipped like eim>yWaMrBrH.Me,TiLHt»aS.P«.OR. "Someday, I'M gonna be a no-name, has- store on busy street. Large 1968 FORD MUSTANG - 6- 1976 MERCURY Model 1111 old reliable, 26,600 miles, 4 40,100 miles. Just sporty enough, Tan wow. goodies Include 4 new tires, fao. ABOUT,, d isplay windows. $125 cylinder, standard. Rebuilt 6p.. AM-FM, Lt. Blue. #4628-1. finish. #2032-1. sun roof, A/C. radio, 4 sp„ Silver Blue ’USCHWOOlio^ been, cast-off and play with Oakland an' 9 monthly. Lease required. Lee motor. Many new parts. Great CENTURY CUSTOM COUGAR Metallic. #2110-1. viJCAFETEKlA we 'll lead our division ..." i ^■m AT.$j & Lamont Realty, 875-0000, on gas. $800. Call 649-5341. Landau vinyl roof, air con­ 2 dr. coupe, V-8, Landau ditioning, split front seats, vinyl roof, loaded, excep­ *3995 *3495 Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol A McCormick t 1%9 CHEVEY MALIBU, 68,- auto, trans., p. steering, p. tionally clean *3495 itmfOBts- 4 \SANDMt04ES 000 original miles, power brakes, AM-FM stereo. IM ViJUIt ABYSMAL _ THEN HOW COME Wanfed to Rent 57 steering, V-8, autom atic HE WR0TEA5IX- transmission. Asking $650, IflNORANCE.ytlU LOUTS i yemn^siMFusTic. BNSE LETTER COUPLE WITH One child call 643-5243. 1977 BUICK RECAL 1976 PONTIAC 1977 TOYOTA 1974 HONM TO OUR f s needs 5 or 6 room duplex or Corolla llftback, beautiful one owner car, 1975 BIICK SKVUUIK fOLUriOHS TO THE ILL'S COHSHeSf 2 dr. coupe, spilt seat, a.t., 2 Dr. Sport Coupe, V-0, automatic. PS, Civic Hatchback. No waiting lor thia Hon­ • 4 cylinder, 4 speed, A M radio, steel da. AM -FM radio, 4 spaed, radial Urea, O Fo un e rn e s.'B U T vie /MAN,TEaiM6 IIIS u house. Reasonable. 649-8952. 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 - VENTURA air cond.. radio. Maroon Metallic, white p.s., p.b., AM-FM radio, air belted radials, frost white, saddle Interior, interior. #2042-1. even a vinyl top, burnt orange, black In- AJCIAL SCIENTISTS Air conditioning. Excellent rear window defroster. Stock No. 6140-1. tarlof. Stock No. 6141-1. Mlac. for Rent SB running condition. Body needs conditioning, chrome 2 dr. 6 cylinder, auto, trans. REALIZE THAT URBAN work. $350. Call 633-4589. plated wheels, V-8 rear win­ p. steering. PRfTBLEW ARE 3 BAY GARAGE. Central dow defroster. *3895 *3195 INTERRELATEP; Hoathclift This Funny World location, storage only, boats, 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS - *3595 cars, etcetra No motor 2 Door Hardtop. Air con­ cycles. 649-8797. ditioning. AM-FM stereo. 1977 OLDS 1976 FORD Excellent condition. $1595. Call 646-2112. CUTLASS SPMR. CNTRY. SQUIRE ... MOTHER SHCXJLD MAKE i.EAT MORE SPINACH.' □ AUTOMOTIVE 2 dr. coupe, auto, trans., p. Wagon, 9 passenger, 1976 DATSUN 1972 BUICK LASABRE - 2 steering, p. brakes, air con- 1975 DATSUN 1974 DATSUN automatic, p. steer, p. 620 Shortbed, 4 ipted, 36,000 one Q20 Shortbed. 4 ape^. 33,000 milea, I King Cab Pickup. 4 apaad, bucket aaata, door Hardtop, Power brakes owner mllev, factory Tonneau cover, 4 d., wire wheels. brakes, air cond. vary well kept. Ideal 2nd car choice. I Bteal belted radial Urea, Jackman whha. Autoa For Sale ei and steering. Air, running new truck tlree. meliow yellow. #2020-2. Burnt orange. #2076-1. I apoke whaala, 33,000 mllat, true condition. $1125. Call 646-3286. blue. #3142 PLYMOUTH VOLARE Premier 1976 - blue with wood 1971 FORD TORINO WAGON 1976 PLYMOUTH 1976 BUICK *3495 *3995 grain, luggage rack, slant 6, - Low mileage. Excellent con­ '3995 low mileage, power steering dition. $1195. Phone 646-2112. VALIANT CENTURY CUSTOM and brakes, electric rear win­ 4 dr. 6 cyl. auto trans., p. station wagon, B pass., M u s t e k dow defogger, standard shift. 1968 CAMARO steering, p. brakes, air con- auto., p. steering, p. 1$ A OCM EP OUTAaVDUR M ice/'^ Must be seen to be apprciated. CONVERTIBLE - Body d., low mileage. O N E -l« U E 649-9868. brakes, air cond., AM-FM excellent. No motor. Must be stereo radio, low mileage, seen. Call after 3 p.m., 649- RE kS“EWR.C!R 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 7166. exceptionally clean. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new 1976 PLYMOUTH radials, 12 snows), excellent THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full 1975 FORD ^hort Riba — Frank Hill t condition. 228-0475 or 228-9550. power, sun roof, excellent VOLARE condition. $2500 FIRM. 633- 4 dr. auto trans., power Cormier ELITE GOOD USED CARS - Firm 1816 evenings and weekends. steering, power brakes, air price. Call 289-6433. 173 Buick 2 dr. coupe, auto., p. steer., Kluuep S M O K g P . cond., 6 cyl., low mileage. p. brakes, low mileage HIAA? Century, $1950. 1973 Toyota 1970 MUSTANG for parts, $1450. 1973 Chevrolet Malibu excellent automatic transmis­ CtmtUtrnet$yel.kt. 6 -3 } $1850. Motor Solos, Inc. sion, and 302 motor. $300 or best offer. 647-9683. "Junior Is gonel Ran off to Join Um ditasr DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS P i & CHARTER OtK DDKX-Ora. 1 Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 1969 BUICK LASABftE - ***** **“ **MMtTB (OpM IVM.) Sn U K tm 285 Broad Street, Manchester Oakland Road (Route 30), power steering, power brakes, i W ^ w I r 't d i S3 off i-ee * Rome IS, Next to Agway, one btook % ^vmONBAPPRedB.' south Windsor. Speed/Van -owerpo windows. $695. Call 643- { '■ ■ M n il From CaUert, Just S minutes from Downtown Hart(ard« -.-J' Accessories. 644-9395. 541i70 anytime. ______Phone 643-4155 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri.. June 23, 1978 Congress busy but actions distress White House WASHINGTON (UPI) — The action was hot and heavy The House, meanwhile, voted to cut $56 million worth The aid was removed from an $18 billion fiscal 1979 ’ The House Commerce Committee beat back an effort on Capitol Hill Thursday, but for the Carter administra­ of aid South Korea because Seoul has refused to let agriculture appropriations bill, which was then passed by to put a federal ceiling on doctor bills for hospitalized tion. the results were distressing. former ambassador Kim Jong Do testify about alleged the House 32^59. Medicare patients. The Senate voted a record sixth time against ending the cash payoffs to congressmen. The administration had The bill itself was a slap at the administration because • A House judiciary subcommittee agreed to restore long filibuster against a bill to revise the naiton's labor vigorously opposed that move, saying it would make U.S. it included major changes from the proposed budget. It full citizenship to Jefferson Davis. laws, and the measure was shuttled back to a committee. diplomats vulnerable to retaliation. contained more money than the White.House wanted for several agencies and cut spending in other areas. The administration also announced Thursday that it was pulling back its tax reform plan until at least next M S PIANO SHOP Party supports Sen, Brooke year because of a lack of support in Congress, and would PIANO CltAHAPOS lA U settle for a simple $15 billion tax cut. June 23rd 10 am - 0 pm, Jimm 24th 10 am - 500 pm BOSTON (UPI) — Massachusetts media would participate in a torney General Elliott Richardson, In committee hearings: UPRiaHTO...... from SASO.OO Naw apinata WERE $1144J)0...... NOW $506.00 Republican Party Chairman Gordon lynching party to destroy the career into the race. • A Senate appropriations subcommittee voted 8-5 to Nelson says the news media is part of of a decent man who has given two Naw eonaotaa WERE $1215.00 ...... NOW $1005.00 widen the circumstances under which poor women may Playar piano WAO $1705.00 ...... NOW $1405.00 "a lynching party" that is trying decades of service to the com­ "I want to categorically state that obtain federally funded abortions. The House earlier 73 nolaapinat ...... $505.00 monwealth,” Nelson said Thursday. "destroy” Sen. Edward W. Brooke's I am supremely confident that Sen. passed a spending bill that allows such abortions only to 5 tt. grand ...... $1105.00 career with an election-year expose Brooke is in this race to stay and that save the mother’s life. At the same time, Nelson dis­ about his divorce and private all reports of Republican leaders ur­ • The Senate Banking-Commltee began debate on the S&S PIANO SHOP counted speculation that Brooke’s finances. ging promiment Republicans to seek Humphrey-Hawkins "full employment” bill with lots of Taliita Plua Nartli T n $ li U (tt. |1$0) WiNn|firi Ct MS- troubles could spur other prominent "It is absolutely beyond belief that Ed Brooke’s U.S. Senate seat are sparing and rhetoric, but no m ajor decisions are expected 7177 the supposedly sophisticated Boston Republicans, notably form er U.S. At- totally erroneous,” he said. before next week. .Extra 10% off with this ad ERA vote fails again Deluxe 7-Web Folding Chair in Illinois Deluxe Portable S P R I N G F I E L D . III. Our Cast Aluminum I U P I) — The Illinois House Reg. 11.99...... Twin-Burner has lejccled (he Equal Sturdy, extra full 7x5x4 webbed Gas Grill Rights Amendmenl for the frame for super comfort! Highly- .second time this month and polished hardwood arms stay Complete with apiiarently will not lake up cool in the sun! L,P. Tank, Hose the controversial issue and Regulator! again, at least until the tall. Deluxe 7-Web Folding Chaise Despite last-minute Reg. 249.99 pressure tatics and stalling It's the ultimate step in outdoor h y p r 0 ■ E R A fo rc e s Our cooking... Ignites instantly and Tliur.sday. the measure fell Reg. 19.99.... safely, giving you a huge 523 two votes short of the 107 sg. in. surface with warming Adjustable backrest lets you rack! Permanent lava rocks, needed in a 105-71 tally. It stretch out in the sun! Large, is technically alive because handy redwood shelf and large fully-webbed frame with stay- easy-roll wheels. I t was put on postponed Entire Stock of cool wood arms, no-tlp legs. consideration and can be NORTHWESTERN Autm bly required. £)twa called any lime before a A" Golf Sets new General Assembly is Sa'f® seated in .tanuary. O f f 3 3 » / i prices FINKEL Illinois is the last Reg- out 22«».78“ Oversized norlhern industrial state Our Reg. 34.99 to 119.99 Patio Chair 24-Inch lhal has not ratified the Portable proposed women s rights Includes: • Starter Sets • Junior Sets • Deluxe 11-Piece Sets 2 0 7 0 a 111en d men t to the Bar-B-Q Limtted to store stock only: No rainchecks. Constilulion Three more Our Reg. 39.99 Grill states must ratify the amendment by March 22. Extra-wide 8 7 6 aluminum frame, 1979. unless Congress Save An Extra 40 % OFF Our Reg. Prices with hard-baked Our Reg. 10.99 extends the deadline. acrylic finish. The previous ERA vole All Wilson, Spalding, MacGregor & Northwestern Vinyl-coated Twin side carry came .June 7. it tell six Open-Stock Wood & Irons woven polyester handles for easy seat: snap-lock mobilify. Easy-lift votes shy of the ncce.ssary 4-position grid lets Choose from a large selection of clubs, 6 Ft., 6-Rlb Umbrella construction. Ihree-fifihs majority. .Sup­ you cook meat to your porters scheduled a vote (Putters not included). Our Reg. 4.99 to 19.99 for Beach or Patio exact taste. Just 75 assorted per store. No rainchecks. several times this week but ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Our delayed a roll call becau.se Reg. 2 7.99... Deluxe 24“x72” head counts indicated a 21« See Our Large Selection Entire Stock of Provides cooling shade on the shore or in Folding Cot Bed of Bar-B-Q Tools vote would be too risky, your own backyard! Attractive floral pattern ERA supporters, sur­ Golf Bags with 4" fringe. With thick 2" foam ^ 0 7 6 Turners, forks, tongs, 3« prised and confused by the mattress. Our Reg. 24.99 l O skewers, broilers & more. 1 T o ' loss, said they wanted to " ... (Ir regroup before making any 9 ^ » . 3 4 < ” decisions. Our Reg. 13.99 to 49.99 Wide selection of men’s and s Ortho Tests needed ladies' models in assorted Ortho, for a Healthier Garden! colors. Some Shaft Savers. Tomato for diplomas Lkntted to store stock only. No rainchecks. food rr. Vegetable Garden ALBANY, N Y. ( U P D - or Tomato Food In hopes of raising the 5Lb$.,OurReg. 1.79 3 7 reading proficiency of SPALDING “ Fast Fllte” Your Choice...... 1 graduating high school Pro-Quality Golf Balls seniors, the state Board of Tomato Vegetable Dust Regents has decided that Our for the next five years, Reg. 8.99 lOozs. 0 3 3 Our Reg. 2.98...... £ students will have to IW- REWASHEOcar BALLS .3.99 Du. demonstrate they can com­ prehend 10th and 11th Adjustable Hi-Back Fruit & Vegetable 12-Quart Cooler Chest grade reading materials Folding Sand Lounger Insect Control with Flip-Over Lid before they receive a high HUSH PUPPIES® PAY FOR 1 P T „.. GET 25% MORE! Our school diploma. Golf Shoes for Our 9 74 oz., Bonus Size Reg. 11.99.... At their monthly meeting Reg. 12.49...... ' 20 4 3 6 Men and Women Our Reg. 5.49 pt.. 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The Country Squire Restaurant of prefers smaller, portions. Special menus Ellington, located on Rt. 83, combines fine for children are also offered. Shakey*s Pixxa Parlor - eating, an elegant Mediterranean and Top entertainment is featured on Early American atmosphere, and ’Ilui^ay, Friday and Saturday for your If you haven’t enjoyed the fine food and birthday child receives free pizza, bats reasonable prices in a relaxing count^ dining and dancing pleasure. varied activities at Shaiey's Pizia Parlor p l^ m a te , balloons and Coke. ’There are setting. Special show bands are featured once a 4 Ye Public House at Rt. 30, Vernon Cir­ cartoons and old-time movies for the kids HOUSE OF CHONG Its varied menu includes an extensive month. cle, Vernon, you’re missing a treat. An extra feature at Shakey’s is that salad bar with such delicious specialties Among the features of the Family Night Exceptionally attractive banquet Myone having a party becomes digible of the house as Baked Stuffed Shrimp, Club is a Bunch of Lunch served daily 363 BROAD ST., INAIICHISTER facilities seat 20 ta 400. Banquets are for a free drawing of a I0^speed bicycle Boneless Chicken Breast Kiev and Surf 4 custom designed to suit your individuality. from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. It includes given away each and every month. Turf. All this and much more — at the Country salad, buttered bread, shels of ^ g h e tti, For Reservations 649-0079 Ed Barrett, a Manchester residoit is Something new at the Country Squire is ■’'quire Restaurant in Ellington. pizza (different varieties), roasted ACROSS FROM MANCHESTER PARKAOE its “mini menu” for the patron who Located At: Yankee Kennels, i/i Mile East of Bolton chicken and fried potatoes. All for $2.36 ^ e r of Shakey’s. ’The general theme ______Lake, Rt. 44A Bolton. plus tax: children 10 and under, 20 cents 18 a Family type Night Qub. ’there is per year of age. ^ r and wine for mom and dad and soft (Between CENTER a WEST MIDDLE TPKE.) ^ n l u for the kids while they all watch a Family Night conducted every /•foot television set. Wednesday offers $1 off a family size piz­ Visit our magnmcent dining za and 50 cents for a pitcher of beer. Ito wmething nice for your entire f ^ ily . Take them to Shakey’s for Family M ins FUMY RESTAinUIIT There is also a Birthday Club at Shakey’s for ages 13 and under. ’The room and cocktail lounge lo a K -S tiM Do o m Meals The Pumpernickel Pub “NEW DMM6 RO O r Route 83 ELLINGTON, CONN. Tel. 872-7327 The Pumpernickel Pub will be open dai­ ly, 11 a m. to 1 a.m. and till 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. Happy Hours will be a daily occurrence where the original “Pumpernickel-Nickel Drink” ^ * Pumpf RPicKu, P ub' will be offered. Hours are from 3 to 7 p.m. Where you can buy a drink of your choice rs m e r and your second drink “cost only a nickel.” ' With the Pub menu you can get a great soup or salad or sandwich or steak or com­ plete dinner or one of ten unique burgers. RESTAURANUOUNGE-BANQUET R(KHNS ■ Featuring Robust sandwiches are the specialty of The Pumpernickel Pub. STEAKS— ITALIAN AMERICAN— SEAFOOD Wednesday through Saturday evenings James, Butch and Agnes are filled with live entertainment. The Over 20 Delicious Entrees Pub is the place where you can bring your MNNER SPEOALS, Mon.-Thure. Including Salad Bar. friends, or relax with a whole bunch of All eleven specials include friends you haven’t even met yet. It Private Facilities For Banquets, features the atmosphere where everyone, soup or juice, potato and Weddings and Business Meetings young and old alike, can enjoy the live salad. A entertainment and the best service in 649-4958 from 20 to 400 poreone town. Mon.-Sat. Special Chlldrani Menu Opening soon in Manchester, The 11-9 Pumpernickel Pub will be located at the accepting rasarvaflofis ONLY Unique “Mini” Menu ...^ Oakland Commons, 432 Oakland St f for Small ParUas a Groupa. Manchester, Conn, (next to Ek;onomy Electric) For further information, call 643-PUBB after July 4th. mmpuoKmmm Tel. 872-7327 Tel. 649-5487 BYOB Closed Mons. SHAKiYl INTRODUCING P izza PARLOR Route 30 Vernon Circle Hlprlbs grpatwt pizza! PIZZA

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Call for Reaarvationa Any ONE Having a Birthday Party at Tel, 875-0793 The Oakland Common, 432 Oakland St., Manchester, Conn. Shakeys becomes eiigibie for a free Irthday Party - a free Pizza, free soft (Next to Economy Electric) drawing of a 10 speed bicycie given Its aT^ast for theT^mHy! rink, 3 ft. balloon, cartoons and old each month. me movies. > / For Further Information Call643-PU B B (««•'j-'r 0 The Davis Family 2764 Restaurant Main Street. The Davis Family Restaurant at Burr fresh fish, and Italian food. Corners in M anchester is a fam ily Monday through Thursday, the Davis restaurant. It is owned and operated by Family Restaurant features 11 dinner Glastonbury Agnes Davis and her two sons, Butch and specials at only $3.35 each. They include James; and her daughter, Lisa. soup or juice and baked potato with tossed Agnes Davis was the former owner and salad. B.Y.O.B if you desire. 659-0040 managerof Mr. Steak for seven years until Specialty luncheons and he-man 4'.nKfe.,s;.xiI she sold it in May 1975. sandwiches are served Monday through Butch and James personally prepare all Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Takeout ...Simply good food the food which is served. Specialties in­ service is available on any and all meals. clude homemade soup, onion rings, and Open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through ^lie ^arsons CDaugkler desserts. Saturday. House of Chung The menu features USDA choice beef. There’s a little piece of the Orient at 363 generous portions encourage guests to I mix and match dishes providing them The Parson’s Daughter of South available nightly. Luncheon served from Broad Street in Manchester and it’s called with a varied sampling of this interesting Glastonbury is a new restaurant dedicated 11:30 to 2:00 Monday thru Saturday House of Chung. For a pleasant change of cuisine. A complete take-out service Tommy’s Pixzarias to provide fine dining to the people of the provide a variety of salads and cold taste from the regular steak and potato allows House of Chung patrons to enjoy greater Hartford area. Locat^ at the cor­ platters for those with a light luncheon in fare, experience the exotic dining of fine these same delicacies at home. ner of Hopewell Road and Route 17 South Polynesian and Cantonese cuisine. At Lovers of fine Italian food can be doubly and spaghetti sauce. mind, or hearty open sandwiches, daily The more than reasonable prices beckon Glastonbury, in a building that has stood casseroles, specials or entrees for those House of Chung diners can spend a pleased for now there are two Tommy’s Not only are there pizza and grinders, families to dine here. During the week since 1737, the original beams, large bay fascinating evening in the surroundings of Pizzarias. but ravioli, spaghetti, shells or lasagna with a hearty appetite. Sunday brunch is House of Chung features a special windows, handmade draperies, and dark served buffet style from 11:00 to 2:00 with a Chinese garden in the new Peacock One is located at 206 W. Center St., and are cooked to order. Every item on the luncheon menu with prompt service and OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY 11 to 3:00 Tues. • Sat paneled walls, provide an intimate at­ a wide variety of hot and cold dishes from Room. Tommy's Pizzaria II is at 269 E. Center menu can be put up to take out. reduced prices which should please mosphere for dining. The entrees range which to choose. A full line of cocktails The effect of the abundant lush greenery DINNER 3 • 11:00 TUES. • THUR. St., both in Manchester. The store hours are Sunday, noon to 10 businessmen and all luncheoners. through a variety of simple steak and and a fine list of American, French, Ger­ and filtered skylight lighting is of another Tommy has been in the pizza business p.m., Tuesday through Thur^ay, 11 a.m. Open seven days a week Monday 3 • 10:00 FRL & SAT. seafood to Roast Pork Florencia created world. for 12 years. Each store has a clean open to 10 p.m.; and Friday and Satudrday, 11 man and Italian wines is available to com­ through Thursday from 11 a.m. untU by the owner. Steak Diane, and Lobster plement any meal. Reservations are Hie House of Chung offers one of the Call for Reservations kitchen so you can see your meals being a.m. to 1 a.m.; closed on Mondays. lO.p.m., on Friday and Saturday until 11 12 * 9:00 SUNDAYS Sautee done tableside by your waiter or accepted for dinner. Visa & most extensive menus of its kind with prepared to your individual taste. For a real taste treat, try Tommy’s Piz­ p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 10 p.m. waitress. Gourmet specials from Frog items of seafood, poultry, pork and beef Accommodations for Small Banquets Available Tommy makes his own sausage, meat- zarias. Mastercharge. House of Chung honors Master Charge, Legs to Beef Wellington for two are prepared from authentic Far East balls, dough, lasagna, ravioli, pizza sauce BankAmericard and American Express. recipes. The chef will even prepare dinner SpedaBzing in Superb Italian Food... Phone 649-4958 for reservations. combinations not listed on the menu. ’The ■ i'l" ^ (Appetizers gL& owI 1.50 'vjj! 2 .5 0 . 'v S 471 HARTFORD ROAD, (Cor. 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