1 9i 1978 Driving Costs 1 Volunteers at Hospital I Jeremy Edmonds Top 1 Motorists Coming Back One-Fourth of Income 1 Have Professional Skills 1 Performer in Relays 1 To Aging Union Station 1 Page 5 1 ■' 1i Page 2 Page 11 1 Page 16 Saat BartforJi Clear Tonight, WHArS Warmer Tuesday NEWS Euf mu5 ffirralb Details on page 2 Still on Ground Vol. XCVIII, No. 225 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, June 25, 1979 ' A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20$ Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered WASHINGTON (UPI) - A court order grounding the DCIO expired today but the troubled wide-bodied jet, the workhorse of F the domestic air fleet, remained grounded indefinitely. , ^Gasland Reserves The Federal Aviation Agency has been accused of both delay and overreaction in grounding the plane after an American Airlines DCIO crashed at Chicago in the nation's worst aviation disaster. ^Pledged to State But FAA Administrator Langhorne Bond said the domestic fleet of 138 DClOs would ■ HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella assistance in getting more of it. more than a million gallons of gas not return to service until Grasso said today that the Carter ad Larrye DeBear, a spokesman for from the state’s reserve supply was questions about the plane's engine ministration has ordered 8 million Mrs, Grasso, said Sunday the gover released today to dealers that mounting assembly and gallons of gasoline held. in New nor will discuss the actions that have applied for it. maintenance practices are Haven by a bankrupt gas station been taken and “actions that may be The governor also said 30 extra resolved. chain to be distributed in Connec contemplated’’ regarding the buses would be assigned to com European airlines allowed their ticut. worsening fuel situation. muter routes in the Hartford, New DClOs to return to service within The governor, in an impromptu Mrs. Grasso plans to ask the con Haven and Stamford divisions of the a few days of Bond's grounding news conference, said the gas is gressmen if they can obtain a greater Connecticut Transit Co, starting this order. stored in a tank in New Haven and gas allocation for Connecticut, morning. belongs to Goodhope Industries of DeBear said. The company Sunday staffed phone Springfield, Mass., owner of the “The governor is also very con lines that are normally closed over Greater Risk bankrupt Gasland stations. cerned whether Connecticut will the weekend to give informatiom on WASHINGTON (UPI) - Drugs Gasland shut down operations in have enough! home heating oil for routes, fares and schedules. routinely used in animal feeds Connecticut and Western winter,” DeBear said. “There are in The Energy Emergency Office had may be helping develop bacterial Massachusetts in November 1978. dications we may have problems.” predicted that 5 percent or about 150 resistance that could be more of a Mrs, Grasso said her office was Mrs. Grasso is also “beating the of Connecticut’s 3,000 gas stations risk than cancer to human life. told by John O’Leary of the federal drum” for standby- in-place crisis in would be open, but Sunday revised The Office of Technology, a Energy Department that 8 million tervention funds, he said. that estimate to “almost none.” branch of Congress, said Sunday gallons of gas being stored in the Mrs, Grasso has urged that the Spokesman Thomas Barnett said a that drugs have been used in feeds New Haven tank will be circulated in money, which is used to reimburse few stations were open in scattered for nearly 30 years to spur growth Connecticut, the states for emergency payments areas throughout the state and on the and prevent disease without She said the gas won’t be available made to residents who run out of fuel Connecticut Turnpike and Merrit and “seriously compromising” the until next month. The governor said in the winter, be put in place Wilbur Cross Parkway. Most were drugs' effectiveness for human it will more than make up for what beforehand so states aren’t placed at selling a maximum of $5 of gas to disease treatment. she is trying to borrow from the a disadvantage to collect funds from motorists had a half a tank or less. But there now is evidence that state’s July allocation to tide Connec the federal government. “It’s down to a point where we dangerous bacteria have become ticut motorists over through the end DeBear said Mrs. Grasso plans to don’t have a handle on how many are resistant to the drugs and are of the month. lobby the congressmen for a program actually open,” he said. multiplying, representing a The state is in the throes of odd- whereby the money would be Tourist attractions in southeastern danger greater than the risk of even gas rationing, which the gover automatically released based on a Connecticut reported record low- y nor instituted under an emergency formula of supply and weather con attendance in spite of good weather, cancer, it said. If it continues, the office said, order last Wednesday to cope with a ditions. and at least one official expressed the problem at some point could nearly 20 percent shortfall in She also plans to express her dis concern that jobs in the area would lead to “large but presently un- monthly June gas allocations to may over President Carter’s an be jeopardized. quantifiable morbidity and mor Connecticut. nounced intentions to cut the crisis “More than 16,000 part-time jobs tality in humans and animals.” The governor said Gasland used to intervention budget for next year, depend on summer work in this But cutting back the use of the pump about 5.6 million gallons of gas DeBear said. area,” said Tony Pero, manager of drugs could increase retail beef in Connecticut each month. The total DeBear said all the congressmen Ocean Beach Park in New London. prices, and that possibility makes allocation for the state in June was and senators have said they will at “If this continues, there are going to decisions difficult, the reports about 108 million gallons. tend in person or send a represen be a lot of people laid off.” said. “That (Gasland) gas has dis tative to the 10 a.m. meeting in Mrs. Peros said this weekend, the first appeared as far as Connecticut’s Grasso’s office. afterschool lets out, is normally one allocation of gasoline is concerned,” Meanwhile, Mrs. Grasso spent part of the biggest of the summer. The No Headliners Mrs. Grasso said. She said her office of her weekend at the Energy beach should have attracted about MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - In the “will work out a plan” to figure out Emergency Office coordinating 10,000 people Sunday, but instead cold and calculating eyes of the how best to distribute the gas. volunteers who fielded call from only 2,()00 showed up, he said. men who manage presidential The BP Service Stations in motorists wondering where they Attendance Saturday was around campaigns, Minneapolis obvious Springfield, Mass., last week cir could find gas. 3,000, about 50 percent lower than ly is no place to book a headline culated a petition among motorists to Many Connecticut residents took usual, he said. act. write their state and federal law the governor’s advice and stayed Mystic Marinelife Aquarium said The Republican National Com makers, urging that Gasland’s an home Sunday, while most gasoline attendance has been down 15 percent mittee, opening a two-day V/? nual supply of 102 million gallons of stations remained closed, awaiting all month, and Mystic Seaport business meeting, gave the par gas be redirected to Connecticut and emergency end-of-the- month reported attendance Sunday was ty's nine announced and prospec Timing the Relays western Massachusetts. allocations. down compared to last year but no l/W tive presidential candidates a Gov. Grasso planned to meet today Mrs. Grasso announced Saturday figures were available. public foriim Sunday night. Four Cupping timing devices on the officials’ stand during Satur with Connecticut’s congressional that gas stations would be able to Hartford AAA said it received only 55 calls for road service Sunday com showed up; four sent stand-ins. day’s running of the track and field events in the New England delegation to update them on the borrow a small amount from July pared to an average of 100 a day It probably was no coincidence Relays at Manchester’s Wigren Track were these four timers. state’s projected supply of gasoline allocations to ease the shortage during other weekends. that those who appeared were the Stories and results on pages 11 and 12. (Photo by Roback) and home heating oil and to ask their during the last week of June, Also, candidates with the least name recognization — Rep. John Ander son of Illinois, former CIA direc tor George Bush, former Minnesota Gov. Harold Stassen and Los Angeles businessman Ben Fernadez. Motorists Joining Truckers 5rayer Former Gov. Ronald Reagan of Cans Calif., Senate Republican leader By United Press International limits and cheaper, more plentiful for disorderly conduct. Truckers’ Association to declare a bars. Wausau Homes of Wausau. Howard Baker of Tennessee, Angry motorists in Pennsylvania diesel fuel, kept up their blockades of The demonstrations began Satur nationwide shutdown. Wis., halted operations at its nf former Gov. John Connally of joined striking independent truck truck stops and major fuel depots, day evening when about 20 truckers Grocers and industrial analysts prefabricated house plant because of Texas and Sen. Robert Dole of drivers in a battle with police, and a causing scattered gasoline shor blocked the Five Points intersection. have predicted problems with food delivery problems. And an Armour Kansas all used pinch-hit trucker in Tennessee was shot by a tages. Motorists, angered when a nearby supplies and industrial shutdowns if meatpacking plant at Worthington. speakers. sniper in the latest violence in the Some produce terminals also were service station closed before they the independents continue the shut Minn., closed for lack of refrigerated There was no'sign at all of Rep. nationwide truckers’ shutdown. targets of blockades and pickets by could purchase gas, joined the down. trucks to ship meat from the 4,500 Philip Crane of Illinois. A high-powered rifle slug struck the truckers. Fruit and vegetables truckers. Area residents flocked to A Chicago grocery wholesaler said hogs it butchers daily. Robert E. Barbee, 43, in the right were left to rot on strike-idled get in on the protest too. food prices already were increasing Police and National Guard troops Mideast Talks shoulder as he was traveling on loading docks across the South and About 2,000 persons rekindled the because of the strike and warned that escorted convoys delivering vital Egyptian and Israeli diplomats Interstate 81 in Greene County, West, where harvests were in protest Sunday, and by Sunday night spot shortages of selected items shipments of food and fuel in parts of called their third meeting on Tennessee, Sunday night. The slug progress. 1,500 protestors blocked the intersec could crop up as the strike drags on. Minnesota, Florida, West Virginia, Palestinian autonomy today tore through his back and into the In the northeastern Philadelphia tion again. An 18-year-old man was But he said grocers have adequate Georgia and Missouri. National against a backdrop of Israeli air trailer. suburb of Levittown, motorists shot, three policemen were run down food supplies to meet consumers’ Guard helicopters kept watch on strikes in south Lebanon and both Barbee, who was driving a tractor- angered because they couldn’t find by vehicles and at least three other needs and cautioned against panic highways in Illinois to guard against sides said they were anxious to trailer rig for a bakery firm, was in gasoline teamed with truckers in a’ officers injured. buying. violence among truckers. get down to serious bargaining. good condition today at Laughlin protest Sunday that turned into a The truckers strike began 18 days The Hershey Chocolate Co. has laid Snipers fired on trucks in Arkan The Israeli strikes against Memorial Hospital in Greeneville. violent confrontation with police. ago in the nation’s midlands and off 950 workers, a third of its force,' sas, Pennsylvania, Utah, Idaho Palestinian targets in Lebanon The striking truckers, who are More than 40 persons were injured spread across the country, promp at Hershey, Pa., because truckers during the weekend but no one was Sunday were in apparent retalia demanding higher speed and load and more than 130 arrested, mostly ting leaders of the Independent refused to ship the perishable candy injured. tion for a guerilla-claimed explo sion in Tel Aviv’s central bus sta tion that killed the two Arabs transporting the bomb in their truck. First Family’s Illness Mars Summit The state-run Beirut Radio and Petroleum Exporting Countries are the Palestine Liberation TOKYO (UPI) - An ebullient national anthems and Carter in House doctors diagnosed as West Germany, Britain, France, expected to approve hefty oil price Organization said at least one per President Carter met Emperor spected a crack honor guard with his “gastroenterits,” an inflammation of Canada and Italy to adopt a “com increases. son was kill and 33 wounded in the Hirohito and Prime Minister hand over his heart. the stomach and intestines. mon approach” to the energy crisis air attacks, which ranged over a Whte House spokesman Jody to avoid the competition for scare Asked whether the Big Seven in Masayoshi Ohira today in advance of dustrial nations would be able to wide are southern Lebanon. a historic “energy summit' but his Amy stayed behind at U.S. Am- Powell said the illness that struck petroleum on the spot market that reach an agreement, he said. “Yes. I Inside Today first full day in Japan was marred by bassaW Mike Mansfield’s residence both m'other and daughter was has driven the cost as high as J40 a the sudden illness of his wife and with what spokesmen described as a “ something picked up from the barrel. believe so.” daughter. “tummy bug.” The same affliction Carter grandchildren” who had been The United States and Japan neatly Classified...... 16-18 hit Mrs. Carter as she stood in the hot Before his two-hour meeting with sidestepped the possibility of having Comics...... 19 Carter and first lady Rosalynn, visiting the White House recently. Ohira, Carter said he and the prime who arrived Sunday after a 15-hour glare of television lights at a recep But Carter, who has jogged twice Carter’s state visit and the Big Seven Editorial ...... 9 tion before a luncheon given by minister “agreed this could be the summit tainted by U.S.-Japanese Entertainment ...... 14 flight from Washington, were given and taken a swim since his arrival, most important economic summit Ohira. was in fine spirits as he traded quips trade friction by shelving the issue Fam ily...... 8 an elaborate welcome by the ever held.” dimunitive, 78-year-old emperor in with the emperor and Ohira and until next month. Obituaries,...... 10 Mrs, Carter, wearing a blue and Carter’s talks with Ohira therefore Peopletalk...... 2 Akasaka Palace, modeled on voiced optimism that a solution could The leaders attending summit,' white flowered chiffon dress, sudden focused on finding a common ap Sports...... •. 11-13 France’s Versailles. be found to the energy crisis that has which begins Thursday, will be reac ly turned to Mrs. Ohira for assistance proach to the energy crisis and Television ...... 14 School children in crisp white un and was ushered out a back door into closed gas stations across the United ting to another summit conference attempting to establish a sense of Weather ...... ,2, iforms waved Japanese and an adjoining room. Both she and Amy States and sent prices soaring. half a world away in Geneva, where solidarity for the summit. American flags, bands played the were confined to bed with what White Carter hopes to persuade Japan, members of the Organization of ,-.u.-► Jzr
EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 19/9- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERA^. Mbn.. J t o a IWB Dogs in, Coventry TheWealher P c o p l e t a l k Zinsser Will Run Again Must Be Licensed New CD Grant Approved COVENTRY—Town clerk MAiVCHEISTER—Republlcan.CTacl ty," ZlnawTssridinhisanmiucement. making Miancbeater. once again, Elizabeth Rychling reminds all ^Yorkshire Ripped Snsaer. who feslB bis pacty fbllaws He munUoned the raoent: Gam* Tlhe GUy of Yiliiagie Charm', ' be Coventry residents that dogs over six said! months of age must be licensed But Legal Fight Remains the wishes of town rraidesits more muiiity Development' issue. before July 1. closely than the Demucrata, air- “It was the Republican Party that MANCHESTER—The federal Department of Housing Threatens No* 12 The fee is $7.70 for a male or ‘‘I believe that to accept that funding would violate the nounced tuday be will, seek ce- led the fight im the Bewti nii Direc and Urban Development has approved the town's $517,000 female and $3.50 for a spayed female spirit, if not the letter as well, of our voters’ referendum slectinn tn the 'Town Board of tors fbr a reforendum iigninaf a, Community Development grant for 1979-80. mandate," he said. ‘YiiuTa not' vary gond, are you George'” ' the Stewd Cliarch or neutered male. The town clerk’s Finance of Directors. Democratic majority that fought to The money, however, is not likely to be spent until the The withdrawal would prevent the town from par voice sneered a t As-sistant CJiief Constable George MANEKHiaTER - A Bible stody iJ office will be open until 6 p.m. on Zinsser, who will be seeking a> deny the peiple their right to, be a- entire legal procedures concerning CD are completed. ticipating in the CD program for the next two years. Oldfield. free election;'’ Zinsser said. «-hnrimndi tor Tmestlay a t» ;» a.m. at Friday and from 9 a.m. to noon on Police hope the voice, an a M-seennd tape fourth consecutive term, is the In a related matter, a member of the Town Board of Thus, the funding approved by HUD would be affected longest-serving member of the He alHo> montiomid; that tile Second Cbngregaltooal Chorcb, 316 Saturday solely for the purpose of by the two-year ban. cassette mailed m Oldfield last week, will lead to issuing licenses. Directors said today the town should not accept an $86,500 board. Democrats campaigned for the (TD’ N', Main St The withdrawal, however, has been challenged in court the lapture of the ‘Yorkshire Ripper. " the most Licenses may also be renewed by bonus CD grant. His announcement comes as little program. and MOyorSlephon Penny, by three low-income town residents. The case still is pen vtciims British mas-s murderer since Jack the mail by sending the receipt for the Director Joseph Sweeney, one of the most vocal sup surprise. All, three HOpuhlloan im- after the vole to withdraw tram the porters of withdrawing from the program, said accepting ding and is expected to take several months to resolve. Ripper teimrlzed London nearly a century ago. current year and a check for the cumbents on the Town Bhard of pro^am; was cpioted as saying the the money would violate the spirit of the voters’ April 17 During this time, HUD has said it will not reallocate "The killer bas struck U timesi all of the victima proper amount, together with a self- were women, nine of them prostStutes. ” Directors — Zinraer, William Diana voters Had made a mistake. Prayer Breakfast decision to drop out of the CD program for two years. Manchester’s $517,000 CD grant. and P e te DIRnsa — already have inr ‘The past two years have been addressed, stamped envelope, to the The CD bonus money was appropriated to the town by But , town officials have said they will not now spend ‘There are plenty of them (prostitutes) out JIANGHESTER - The men of town clerk’s office. Town Office rj- ■ dicated they would be candidates tor filled wittt turmoil and rising taxes, the Capitol Region Council of Governments. William the CD money. They have cited the vote of the residents, ?.ir pfinnrt rfnrtim? r s.m. EST rf-ai-73 Diinng Mnnday there, " the voice said. "They are a pad lot, and fees and rates. We have spent more Trinity Covenant Chorch will have a Building. someone has to do something. ’ the board in this iNnvember’s Shea, an assistant town attorney ruled last week the deci who overwhelmingly approved the withdrawal from the :iii>!ii fnir vp.'ilhpr vill punKnIly ilnminate. time in court than we Have in prayer breakfast Tuesday at 8 a.m. A veterinarian’s certificate must The killer then promised victim iVo. 12 will be municipal slecfibn. sion to withdraw from CD does not prevent the town from program. ‘‘I believe that the Republican Par meeting our commitment tn the at La Strada West. be presented when registering a The money, in fact, probably only will be spent only if from the Manchester area. spayed or neutered dog for the first accepting the bonus grant, which would be used for Conn<^tk«t Forecast ty is more in tune to the wishes of the taxpayers of Mtinchester . " be said. housing for the elderly on Spencer Street. the town is ordered by the courts to spend it. Oldfield, ,i(i, and his assistant 2flfl-pnund Detec time. tive Superintendent Richard Holland-^nown in the people of Manchester than is the ‘‘It ia time tn get out of the cour- But, the town apparently still would have to meet the Pn'’!v ^imnv riirtay viih thp iiiijhs 7(1 to 75 ir .ibntii n C. leadership of the Dranocratic Par treom and back to' the business of The town clerk also announces that CIi»ar inrt pnnl tnniijhl villi Imvs frnm tlie inirt Ws to the pre-ss as Little and Large —have supervised the same obligations it had to meet under the regular CD the price of all fishing and hunting program. Some of these obligations were the reason for Imv ills \fosllv sunnv oiil i little -.vanner Tuesday with iiiestioning of more than SflilHin people since the licenses will increase by 65 cents the town’s decision to withdraw. the tin>!ts 75 m id Prohaiiility m rain near tern thrmi^h killer first scrurJt in Leeds in October 1975. starting July 1. New fees will be $5 complete assortment Because of this, the town should not accept the $86,500 T iesda" Tortherly 'Vinils .5 to Jfl mph inrt i?usly r„rtay each for hunting or fishing licenses bonus funding, Sweeney said. 'tiniinisliimf to lii>!u .’aralile toniplil. Winds bernminp Peckerwood Hill Legal Aid Future Unsure and $7 for a combination license. tniilherlv Tiesdav ill ii 15 mph. Wm Brickyard Nell has been behind bars for all but MAiNGHESTER — The town’s Because of this, there is au CD oersons who cannot afford to hire an Eric Holmquist, 16, of South Windsor, is receiving a message Police Investigate Slaying five years since 1917. and the parole board has ictorne'y x. their own. legal aid program, established with money available to the program once in International Morse Code during an exercise conducted by Lons Island Sound decided he 11 have no spend a few more. Community Development funding, the new fiscal year starts .My L Persor.s must meet the program’s Tall Cedars Polluck Nell — bis real name is Ardeil Mesles — Inst his financial guidelines to participate. the Manchester Amateur Radion Club last weekend at the Long Island 7niind ii W iioh Hill. R-f. and .Wontauk faces an uncertain future because of The Mamihefflxir Bar .Aasoibauim MANCHESTER - The Tall Cedars BRIDGEPORT (UPI>—Authorities today investigated latest bid for freedom Saturday in McAlescer. the presait lack of ^ money. .About 70 local attorneys have par- Nike Site in Manchester. Holmquist was the youngest member (• P'lmi M Y High pressure is moi'ing slowly eastward will he meeting Tuesday to discuss of Lebanon, Nutmeg Forest, will hold the slaying or a retired policeman’s son whose body was Okla.. when a board member noted he'd been The legal aid program has been licipated in the program. More than frnm 'he .‘jreal lilies Xorheriy winds III tii ai knots the legil aid; program. The meeting its annual potluck and strawberry of the exercise. (Herald photo by Adamson) found tied to a bed in a burning room of an apartment • canning jars • rubberis paroled twice, only tii be returned tor making an persons have sought assistance oday timmislnng at ilimit ID knots tonight Variable funded with ffi.Oflfl flvim the CD' will: he held at 7:3(1 p.m. bi the sexual overtures to women at nursing homes. .Asked through the program, shortacke festival tonight at 6:30 at building. • lids • jelly jars winds 1 1 1 sums nr leas ?:ie.sday nioning aer.oming smith program. Town voters bave ap- Municipal Building's H e^ng Rtiiim. the Masonic Temple for members, Firefighters were call to the East Washington Avenue about that Neil said 'guilty ' provedi wititdrawai fcom the (TD' The progranr. which operates out .Aa increase in the program's to snmlteast ill o HI knots in the attemoon. Fair through On his way back to the cell block, he .sighed. “I application fee, from $2 to also families and friends. The meeting Hams Join in Exercise building at 1:04 p.m. Sunday and found what appeared to • caps • books Tiesdav Visibility more than i niilea Avenge wave program, a step that has been of a 9L Mary's Church bmlding at 41 don t want to die on Peckerwood Hill, but [ probably .■ruaht he considered. will begin at 7:30 p.m. MANCHESTER - About 30 ham with fellow amateur operators be a set blaze in the room where the body of Edward F. neights I ! feet oday anil I fool nr less tonighi m- challenged in court and still ia in Park R t, provides legal assistance to Moran, 25, was discovered, said Assistant Fire Chief 0 will. ' .A ■ peckerwood, ' in pnsnn parlance, is an The group’s summer activities in radio operators participated in a 24- throughtout the U.S. and parts of nraasing Tuesday afternoon litigatinn. fellow convict. clude a boat trip to Long Island in Ju hour emergency preparedness exer Canada. Ralph Coom. ly, and its 15th annual service the Police said they believed the fire was set to cover up .\dried Nell: T d wnre a bonk, if I cnuld write. " cise conducted this past weekend by third Sunday in August at the They operated with emergency the stabbing of Moran, son of a recently retired police of Lx tended O utlook He was 31 at the ame of bis first rest home offense the Manchester Amateur Radio Club. — ® at the time of the second. .At 35, he's the state’s Araa Polica Report Cathedral of the Pines in Rindge, power only to simulate conditions ficer. the mira^tfm^JtTiUtl The exercise was held at the Nike that might exist if they were called <)owr(te»n mAntlMltsr^ Extended niitlonk for Vew England Wednesday through oldest inmate. N.H. The group’s annual parade will A chemical was believed used to spread the flames. Site. upon to keep communication open in Friday VeTTMkll .lames 3. & rris. 13. of Fort Eastern Typesetting to use the be held in October. No other injuries were reported. The fire was The radio operators attempted to an emergency. extinguished within 10 minutes, Coom said. VCassar.hiiseirs Rhode Island and Ginner.tir.iir Fair Great Expectations Bruce A. Tfiner. 20. of II Oak 3t, Devena,. Maas., was charged Simday phone. Police said Pernigotti make as many contacts as possible Wednesday and Thiirnday r.hanre of .showers Friday Rockville, was arrested Friday night with fourth-degree larceny He allegedly kicked in a door. Court date For most kids, summer camp la canoes, crafts rjaytime highs ;n ^he 'Os Wednesday and m the Ills an a warrant charging him with allegedly took gas fcnm. a vehicle, IS July 9 in East Hartford. and cniinaelnrs, with poison ivy Not so tor those Thursday and Pririay Overnight, lows m 'he ipper iris to tollure la appear bi. court on a charge police said. Bb was to be presented in Valerie MacDonald, 22, of 115 High who attend the Performing Arts Training Camp tor lower ills of falsely reporting an accident & court today St.. South Windsor, was taken to Council Will Discuss Children m .August at Conway. Ark, Carrying (heir Vermont Fair Wednesday and Thursday Channe of was taken to the Btorttord (Tarrec- Deborah Eeilem, 19. of I9B South Manchester Memorial Hospital parents' dreams, they'll be learning bow to cope showers Friday Afternoon highs .n the npper 'fls to mid cional Center m lieu of a |I00 bond 3 t. Hitckville, was charged Sunday Saturday, treated and released. with gnupies, autograph hounds and all the other ills I'jvernight lows mainly in vhe ills and was to be presented in court with breach of peace. She allegedly Police said her car went off the road Hitch in Sewer Swap Maine and Vew Hampshire Pair Wednesday and burdens of stardom. The emphasis how to break created a disturbance bi the center of and struck a utility pole on Sullivan into Che big time in show biz. The role models— peo today. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town Council Giles has assured South Windsor of Thursday Ohanr.e nf ahowers Pririay Daytime highs in Lawrence L. Pinard. 23 of Rockville. She was released on a llili) Avenue. No arrest was made. ple like Tatum O’Neal, Rodney Rippy and Brooke will discuss the Manchester-South Wind ficials that the problem would be he '(Is to .ower ills I'jvernighf lows m the upper 411s to Manchester. N.H.. was charged uon-sureiy bond tor coiuri My 3. Fred Matts, 58, of Wethersfield, ■ihieids sor Sewer agreement when it meets in resolved, however, South Windsor Town mid ills Saturday with third-degree criminal Sowth Vinvlsor was charged Friday night with third- Aod while other campers weave oaakets or tie work session tonight at 7:30. Manager Allan S. Young has refused to mischief. Police said be was arrested degree assault. Police said the arrest National Forecast knots, the Conway kids will be in perfonnmg Peter Peruipitti. 21. of 71 Elilton The current dispute over the agree check for $140,000 from the town of at Tasty Chicit, Crater Road, after was made in connection with a com cias.ses Sponsor of the camp - is the .Amerir,an Drive, South Windsor -vaa ibiarged ment, signed by the towns last fall, Manchester. The check is that town’s fee causing minoc damage to a traab plain by his estranged wife. Matts r.itv H i Pederaton of Boys' Choirs, Says music director Don Saturday with third-degree I’riminal erupted recently when it became apparent to ^ u th Windsor for sewer connection for .Miami Soaoh f 45 31 recepticaL 3 e was released on a 15fl was released on a $500 nonsurety 4ihiiniii‘n iii‘ ?V K Coilins Learning to deal with stardom is an im mischief. Police said Pernignta's to local officials that the portion of a portion of the Penney Warehouse. Anii.hiinqH ;h W Milwaiikoft ay A3 44 cash bond for appearance in court bond for appearance in court July 9. Young said he wasn’t satisfied that Minnoapnlis 77 portant theme ' motorcycle ran out of gas on Route .i Manchester which would be obliged to c .^ h e u illp 3r. ;tl vo.!anrt sv A3 41 Providence pd 79 54 the casino s "Pot of Gold"’ progressive slot machine come ni 1973 — the highest percen The increased coats do not reflect is an increase of ^ 6 billion over 1977. town will treat the other’s sewage where hopes of speeding up the sewer hookup fee O im m liiiR 49 tn fticjimnnd 77 5t when five 7s lined up for a I235.d(f0 payoff, ffia feat the recent surge to fuel prices. In Cost of insurance, licenses and the gravity flow and physical check. Young said that Manchester had D a ila t! w r :n »y tage ever — months before St [jiiiis .ay 73 54 unseats former champ .fudi Hansen of Santa .Ana. Americana 'negan facing the reality 1978, spending on ntei increased by other fees increased $21 billion — the characteristics of the land make it more postponed the payment, and in light of re ;y 37 ift :Salt Lake Oitj .K 79 just 3 percrat to 179 bfilion — less largest of any category — to nearly 3C r i 4y Calif who won I28n iKlfl two weeks ago. of H-a-gaiion gasoline, a new study feasible. Without the agreement, cent development ‘‘the postponment may San Anmnm pc ■H 79 Says Flattery, "I went straight up in the air. Tm shows. than one-fifth of total 'teiucle costs. $100 billion. Finance charges and Manchester would have had to build a work to their disadvantage.” f>>rr."ur. 49 4.1 pc 74 A3 rj« ilu rh 44 San Oie?r. .lot sure I'm down y e t. , Somethimg taW me to keep Hertz atiributeil nearly tbree- other interest fees were up more pumping station to pump, against the flow South Windsor Town Attorney Richard V'. 45 San ?7onc;srji pc 47 7>2 The study, reieaaed Sunday by the ;iw •17 gnuig. I had a feeling f had about that machine. Hertz Corp rental and leasing car foortha of die increase, or 147.5 than $10 billion to about $50 billion, of gravity, the sewage from a portion of Rittenband said that he is “not all C l San (nan pc ■w 73 p r ,ul Seattle ! 73 57 Los .Angeies divorce lawyer Marvin Ifitcheiaon. agency, put the a v e ra ^ coat of ow biffion, to higher etaenaea associated and repairs and maintenance rose by the'*J.C. Penney Warehouse into satisfied” that Manchester can enforce its .i'n n n u itu pr. 44 T4 Spnkane t 33 51 who's, handling both Bianca .fagger's case against ning and opraating a triple. Hertz in connecting its lines to Manchester dinances on the use of pesticides. between purebase price and resale said. The previous low ter.tperatare at the Bradley Inter seals, didn t die because of neglect or mistreat from 2ft'.7 crats in 1977. because South Windsor sewage would The meeting will be held in the caucus national Airport weather station was i2 .set iast year ment. have to go through the Eighth Utilities room of Town Hall. But the case won't be closed until totino can District. review an autopsy report on a ninth animaL a fur The Almanac seal pup. that died May II, .An aquarinin veterinarian listed the cause of death as a gas Energy Plan Debate Due Fire Chief Asks Help By I. oiled PrenH, IntemalioiiaJ trointestinal iHnesa, WASHINGTON fllPI)—Two major and costly energy health damage, ot for rape and incest victims if the at Celebrate T tday ;s .Monday -lune 25. the I'rttli day of 1.715 with 1.49 issues come sp in. Congress tida week—with members tacks are promptly reported to authorities. to ,'oiiow Glimpses a xad oa s at the gasoiise lines sgaking fiieir way around The a w se cammittee verskm would allow federally To Get Emergency Gas The “ oor. us moving tivward its firs* rpiarter the stations near Capitof ffifi paid abortiona only if the woman's life were endangered HEBRON — The Board of Selectmen ment appointed Laurette Lougee of East The morning stars are Venus and Mars Paul Anka wiQ headline the opeiung Thnrsdary in But debates Qiver tte windfall profits lax and a proposal by cairynig the pregnancy to term. Thursday was asked for help and direction Street to fill a vacancy on the Zoning The evening stars are Mertiiry. .iatum arai .I-apiter .Atlantic City of the new M9-seat Cabaret Theater at for a big federal sabsiz^ of syuth^lie' btfe research and If that were actopted h would set off the same abortion from Fire Chief William V. Borst about Board of Appeals. Ms. Lougee will fill the Those tiorn or. thw .date are .la^r the sign of (Tarater the new 111)9 milfion Boardwalk R e^ncy — sister prodkKtioii wiQ be totengirased with an abortioa debate E jlfit with the Sraate that tied op the big appropriations the availability of gasoline. Borst said slot held by Robert Croston on the board thel^thofJuly! Frerath torr.poser Oistave (iharpentier was bom June hotel to (Caesars Palace m Las Vegas ... Helen and Senate argmnents over a proposed conatitutioaal bffi the post two years. that the fire department is concerned that for a term ending in November 1980. K I.Wi OOainefl — itiB singing after nearly four decades amendment la aboiish the electorial coQege. Meamwinld. the Senate Ethics Committee meets it will not have enough gasoline to operate Selectman, Raymond J. Burt reported (/ti this day ir. history is show business— win co-iiost the “Jfiss U s w s e The Boetse was schedofed to centodra synthetic fuels Toeaday to consider its next sted in light of Sen. Herman its vehicles. on a meeting with the doctors who serve Pageard July IS for CES-TV... Leonard Bernstein Starting July 1st, SBM will In iXifi Gen. Oorge Custer arad hi,s Uxnt rA VA men Thesdaiy, dehatiog a btS that wouid make the fedoal Taknadge's refusal to testify imder oath or present a' Borst, also voiced a concern that gas Hebrqn on a part-time, basis. When the One-of-a-kind, handcrafted pottery can be yours free and the New York Plnlhannonic are in Japan tor a were ambushed by .Fiouit Iraliafts in the battle of Latt>Bsg goven anent a fsl! partner^ at least financiaXiy—ox a defense ■ his fiBancial miscoadoct case, and the Senate oline which is used for routine transfers doctors began their practice in town last automatically add V4% interest to all when you open or add to any SBM Savings Account* Horn in .VContana nine-performance concert . . major new effort to rabstitate syuthetks for at least September, they offered services to was set to cootinne its debate on a proposed con- with the ambulance might deplete the with $200 or more. Ir. I.Tirt Mbr'Ji Korean cramniunists invaded Faiuth some of the oil America is ongMrtiBg. stitnfioaal amendment to abolish the Electoral College allocation for emergencies. Another residents for one-half day with a full time Regular Savings Accounts. Korea The bin woold awthortre wptoU bilhHa to meet the and elect presidents by popular vote. problem is that firemen with limited receptionist nurse practicioner Residents Perfect timing fo r these timely, new /■' I.', hirta the S .'supreme (>a;rt .haraled dr/wn a demsion projected cost (Sflereace between crude oQ awd the more supplies of gasoline might have to choose requiring assistance could also call them And thaf s only part of the fireworks! savings opportunities at SB M . mterpreted as barring prayer in poblie achoitdj. Lottery Numbers expensive prodnetioa of syslbetk fneis derived from between being able to get to work and via their 24-hour call service. Besides earning maximum divi In \yn. ithite House attorney, .iota Dean UM a Senate sack sabstaoces as a»L B g ^ r dale, peat, soGd wastesy answering an emergency call. Borst asked Doctors who are involved are John You bet, you’ve got a lot to celebrate! Because-effective dends, you can take your choice Committee fhresident .Vixor. joined m a plot to cover op Winning daily lottery twmberx drawn Sadnrday in New and akohoL that the selectmen consider applying for Haynes, Peter Jones, Charles Oksten and July 1-th e Savings Bank of Manchester will automatically o f a free, handsome pottery piece ' i the Wateroate break-tn England. SpoMors say the goal a to product 589.389 barrels of The S iU i is on an additional supply of gasoline to be used Ronald Kelly. The clinic has been funded boost the interest on all Regidar Savings Accounts. From A n d you can buy other, more CemecUcst 929. synthetic fnei a day by 19B. to replace gas us«l by firemen answering by the Windham Community Memorial 5V4% to Sy2% (with an effective annual yield of 5.72% )-the elaborate pottery, at special low A tha'.'jgJit for the day British writer John Gaiiworthy .MassachoietU: 7323. The winttfaH p r o ^ isHe cwncs np Tharsday whea the calls, if the situation worsens. Hospital; this includes the rent as well as highest rate ever! prices. Come see it, ask about said. If you do not think a.bout the fntore. yoo cannot .New Hampshire: 9628. Hoase starts degating the 79 percent wnaHaa tax rate ap First Selectman Aaron Reid said that other necessities. However, Burt said that Of course, if you don’t have an SBM Regular Savings it, at the SB M office near you. Rhode Island; 9483 have osie proved by the Haase Ways aod Means Coenmittee last the department should continue offering this service may be coming to an end Account, open one now. Both for the higher interest you’ll week. TWEED’S * All Regular Savings Accounts, CD’s and Money Market Savings Certificates the full service it now provides; however, because there has not been sufficient com soon start earning automatically. And to get in on SBM’s lim qualify for the pottery. Checking and NOW accounts excluded. Money must That versioa of the tax oa the e s e ts profits rcsailieig it could possibly curtail the number of munity support. The number of patients remain on deposit for 6 months or more. _____ To M m S m To ngport Now* from the decontrol of oH prices is mneh tougher thaa the Specialty Shop ited time, free pottery offer. (See box for details.) F-ist UntcIfX'i Giast/^ihvrv drills as well as the number of pieces of seen by the men during these ning months For a ctaMil'ied advertrsement. call To report a news item or story idea: one proposed by President Carter. in Hebron has been 85 of which 10 to 12 And there’s stiU more great savings news from the 04.5-7711 and ask lor Classified. Odice equipment responding to alarms. Evming H«raid Manchuter__ .Alex GtreOi. 60-7711 Committee aides estimated the hi^Mr lax wwdd recap Borst responded that an effort is being were long time Hebron residents; the Savings Bank of Manchester- I.Tlf'S W W , hours are 3 50 a m to a p.m Monday Fast Hartiord . Chris Blake, CO-2711 ture about $28.5 bOlion for the Tkeasiry betacen HW and through Friday When the office is made to cut back on drills, to reduce the others were all newcomers to the com d^ily w ept SsMiy ;jnrf Glastonbsry Charlie Maynard. C077II UM. compared with $2Lt bafioB aider Carter's proposal. Group of Selected munity. I iceed > iassilied ads may he placed by Aadnrn...... Donna Holland, CO-2711 use of equipment at drills, and to deter SBM to offer new Long-Term calling ««i77I» An Energy Trust Fond would be created to ^sbane- the Name Brand Merchandise mine actual need for equipment before It The number of patients is inadequate to f.o Vfjare P 0 Bolton...... Donna Holland, CO-tTU Savings Bank For knhjrmation about display adver- new reypnaes. Carter wanted the money ased for com- is sent to a fire scene or other emergency. pay the rent. It is not known whether the Savings Certificates for small savers. V^n 3^L .ifofK O im WAff Oventry DtSimane, IICWSC, Inmg, call Thomas Hooper, advertising pensation to offset rising fnel costs fbr km -m am e at Savings Also.the policy of dismissing firemen to part-time medical service will continue or Hebron . Patricia MnOigan. 23MM Americans and to beip finance the search tor new energy As of July 1, SBM will introduce a brand new, low mim- ^ontptm m nf direr tor al M5-7711 Soatb H'indsor. Jndy KnefineL CM-UM the home rather than having them return not. In any event, Burt said, unless com fwiw ■ 90VCCS. mum, high yield Certificate of Depewit. We’ll have complete To M lor one month, ft I 76 fee .Sports...... Earl Yost. COZHl Downtown Manchester procedures of the department resulted in Fourto of July at 2 p.m. ' bank will be able to offer a higher rate. Ashford: Junction Routes 44 & 44A. Member RD.I.C. Telephone 646-1700. 'Iboald be made ty S p.m Monday three nvmtln. t23 fn lor six months, and effort to impose moch stronger restrictioas sa fcfwal too much equipment responding. Also, Also, the Selectmen signed the rate bill (hrough Friday and by 7 29 a m .Satur be one year. Mail rates are Office iwan are 1:21 a.m. to i pjn. abortion subsidies. open Daily 9:30-5:30 • Thurs. "til 9 P.M Reid said that it is conceivable to discon authorizing the tax collector to proceed day available on rer)uest Monday Ihrongb Friday Current law allows federally fended abortisns d a Free Parting At The Rear Of Store.., tinue drills for July and August. with the collection of taxes for the 1979-80 woman woald saHer severe and looiH»fihC phjffieai In other business, the board of select- fiscal year. PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25^JOT EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1979 - PAGE FIVE Transit Panel Supports Volunteers Bring Professional Skills to Hospital if, the next time you should come to MANCHESTER - Hospital Department of Public Works and see the stereotyped picture of a he became a member of the Manchester Memorial Hospital, you volunteers are all adorable little old ! Police for communications. volunteer in your mind, forget it. Car Pool Matching Plan Mancheste Radio Club in order to You have to admit that Fred should hear background music com Think, instead of Fred Edwards and ladies in pink smocks who putter help in its reorganization. Edwards probably knows as much ing from somewhere around you, the many other professionals like O'M arra’s proposal would cost "The urgent concerns over the con around fluffing pillows, putting ice MANCHESTER - Even if the idea In 1931 he received his Radio about broadcasting and com remember who put it there. him who do so much for your about $11,000, but this price includes sumption and availability of energy, into patients’ water pitchers, and • # d is questioned, its timeliness certainly Amateur License, while in 1936 he munications as anyone around, and One last thing, the next time you hospital. won't be. $7,200 for hiring a Comprehensive and the equally important concerns generally not doing anything con was awarded his (Commercial Radio- structive. Right?? The town’s Transportation Com Employment and Training Act of air quality, make it imperative Telephone First Class License. mission has written to the Town employee. The federal government that means be found to reduce the WRONG!!!! Very, very wrong!! All of this made for a fine hobby, Board of Directors to express its sup would pay the full cost of the CETA vehicle miles traveled and the Hospital volunteers at Manchester but Fred backed it up with first-class port for establishment of a transpor employee. Town expenses would be amount of fuel consumed,” the com Memorial are men and women, boys experience. In July of 1030 he joined and girls — ranging in age from 14 to V' 0 . i * tation brokerage program. for such items as supplies, mission wrote in its letter to the the staff of WTIC-AM as a mail A 83 — some wearing pink smocks, The brokerage would work to telephones and advertising. board. clerk. By 1934 he had become a some in pinafores, some in scrub match persons from town who travel The matching of riders would help The commission cited a survey broadcast technician and later was > !j at the same time to the same area establish car pools and could lead to that showed most automobiles carry suits, and some in gray coveralls — appointed supervisor of field each day for work. reductions in the number of vehicles an average of only 1.3 passengers. but all making major contributions to technical operations, the position he :'V‘ r .' The commission has discussed the on the road and gasoline usage. The brokerage program would work the care, safety, comfort, and well held until his retirement on Feb. 1, idea at its recent meetings, and it has Because of such problems, the to get at least two persons in each being of the hospital's patients and 1976. their families. f # spoken favorably of a system Transportation Commission is automobile. During the period WTIC expanded proposed by Thomas O’Marra, an looking for support from the direc "It is clear that increasing fuel To be sure, there are a great many its operations to include an FM sta aide in the Public Works Depart tors for establishment of the costs and declining fuel availability volunteers who put in long hours at tion and television broadcasting, now jobs normally seen as voluntary — ment. brokerage program. are among the strongest incentives WFSB-TV. Fred was responsible for f i to find alternatives to the use of in manning information desks, serving most of the engineering wiring that dividually owned and operated motor as messengers and escorts, and went into those expansions. Use of Town Vehicles vehicles,” the commission’s letter delivering mail and flowers to In between all of this activity Fred said. patient rooms. There are also other still found time to squeeze in over a COOL SUMMER BUYS Memories of 1924 The Board of Directors probably volunteers who perform services not Frederick G. Edwards year as engineering supervisor for Questioned by Resident will discuss the idea at its July usually thought of as voluntary — the Office of War Information in Lon FOR THE SMALL FRYI Carl Anderson of Chapel Hill, N.C., and Anderson are, from left, Elsie Lewis of meetings. those who transport patients in don and Luxembourg, part of which other members of the Manchester High Manchester, class vice president; Grace MANCHESTER - A Ridge Street employees. wheelchairs or on stretchers, those He suggested that a pool with all involved broadcasting news and 25% to 33% Off resident has questioned the use of Concordia Church who assist in sterilizing surgical in thinks differently. He feels that School Class of 1924 look over a book of school Barrett Hurlburt of Bristol, and Dorothy Lit town vehicles be established. When propaganda to the German civilian town vehicles by employees. MANCHESTER — The worship struments, or those who do voluntary every nook and cranny of the hospital population. memories at a 55th class reunion held Friday tle Norris, class secretary. (Herald photo by The resident attended last week’s one is used, it would have to be security patrols. and music committee of Concordia should be within range of the speaker Because of his extensive musical night at the Manchester Country Club. With Adamson) directors’ comment session and checked in and out, he said. Lutheran Church will meet tonight at Many volunteers, however, bring system — stairwells, out-of-the-way background — he had studied violin 3.99-5.99 criticized the town policy that per A Bissell Street resident said there 4.49-9.69 8 at the church. skills and training to the hospital that offices, and conference rooms alike. for 14 years and trombone for 10 — mits employees to drive town are violations of parking regulations SAVE ON ALL would otherwise either be un Further, he feels the great many of his first production assignments for GIRLS’ ONE AND TWO- vehicles home. at the Manchester Ice and Fuel Co. Vernon Stations List Hours Emanuel Lutheran available, or available only at great these same areas could use some WTIC were musical programs. His BOYS SWIMWEARI The town permits many vehicles to The resident said there is parking on cost. One such professional is PIECE SWIMSUITS sidewalks and in no-parking zones. MANCHESTER - The Youth soothing background music, which first regular program, for example, VERNON — Gas station Wednesday, Thursday. a.m. to 6 p.m., closed Satur Friday, 7 to 9 a.m., 3 to 5 p.m, be driven home by employees Frederick G. Edwards of 428 Porter was not available at the time he Reg. $6-$8. Bright, long-wearing Reg. $6 to 13.50. Tanks, bikinis Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., day and Sunday: Vernon Cir He said he has complained to the Group of Emanuel Lutheran Church was “The Traveler’s Hour,” which operators in Vernon, in . closed Saturday and Sunday: because there is not adequate St., Manchester. started. boxers and track short styles for Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon: cle Mobil, 56 Talcottville Tiremaster, Route 83, police department but received no will have dinner tonight at 6 at the featured a live 65-piece orchestra in and more. In solid tones, new compliance with Gov. Ella parking or security on town property. Fred got his start as a volunteer It has proven to be a job that is Closed Tuesday and Sunday: Road, Monday-Friday, 8 to 9 Monday-Friday, 7 to 9 a.m., The resident feels, however, that action. church. the studio. Another major series that your, boys, sizes 8 to 20. geometries, floralsl Basic and hot Grasso's request, have many years ago, long before his taxing even his expertise. So far he Cumberland Farm s, Union a.m.. noon to 5 p.m., Satur-^, Saturday, 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., the system is abused by some Joseph Sweeney, a member of the At 6:45, the Prayer Group will Fred engineered in the late ’40’s and fashion colors, sizes 4-6x, 7-14. filed with the town a listing retirement, when his wife, Ruth gift early ’50’s was the "Aetna Symphony Street, seven days a week, 7 day, 8 to 9 a.m., closed Sun- ^ closed Sunday; X-Tra Station, employees. He said the vehicles are Town Board of Directors, presided at meet at the church, and at 7:30, the has removed several obsolete or worn of the hours the stations a.m. to II p.m.: Farmoil, day. shop manager at the hospital, would amplifiers from various locations Series.” ' Union Street, noon to 3 p.m., used for personal needs of the the session. Laotian family committee and the will be open during the gas Franklin Street, Monday Vernon Mall Mobil, 447 seven days a week. call committee will meet. bring home gift shop displays for him throughout the buildings, and has When, in 1957, he transferred over crisis. through Friday, 7 a.m. to 2 Hartford Turnpike, Monday- to assemble. From these modest replaced them with speakers that are to the television side on WTIC-TV to The stations, their ioca- p.m., closed Saturday and Friday, 7 to 9 a.m., noon to 2 beginning it was an easy step, after all wired into one large amplifier. He become its supervisor of field tion, and hours, are as Sunday. p.m., and 4 to 6 p.m., closed retirement, to spending more and has rewired the public address operations, Fred covered a number Saturday and Sunday; Mr. follows: Don's Gulf. 520 Talcottville more time as a volunteer. And just system in the conference rooms and Road, Monday-Friday, 7 to 9 Sparkle Car Wash, Route 83 of well-known sporting events, 2.99-5.99 Go-Go Arco, 72 Windsor In a survey, our customers told us they want to know more about important energy issued) how much is ’’more and more time”? 3.69-5.99 a.m.. 4 to 6 p.m., Saturday, 9 and Windsor Avenue, Monday- has installed a music and paging among which were UConn football Ave., Monday through Friday, The purpose of this ad is to give you some of the information you have tfcqUested. Well, in only three years Fred has ac a.m. to noon, closed Sunday: Friday. 4 to 8 p.m., open system in the cafeteria. The next and basketball, UMass football, the ALL GIRLS' SHORTS! 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., open cumulated more than 2100 hours of OUR ENTIRE STOCK Handy Stop, Route 83 and Saturday, closed Sunday; Ver phase of his project will be to place Yale-Harvard Regatta, Whaler’s Saturday, closed Sunday: Center Road, seven days a non Shell, 448 Hartford Turn volunteer service. almost one hundred additional hockey, and the Greater Hartford Reg. 5.50-$8. Save on basics and Larry's Arco, 260 Talcottville OF BOYS’ SHORTS! week, 9:30a.m. to 11:30 a.m.: pike, MondayFriday, 7 a.m. to Fred’s primary volunteer assign jogger styles, too. In Road (Route 831, Monday- speakers in various sites, allowing Open. He also was responsible for Grove Street Mobil, Monday. 6 p.m., Saturday, 7 a.m. to ment is to drive one of the hospital’s Friday, 7 to 9 a.m.: noon to 1 both music and emergency paging television coverage of the laying of Reg. $6-$8. Choose from casual terries, cotton knits and Wednesday, Thursday, noon, closed Sunday. cars, and drive he does, putting on p.m., 4 to 6 p.m., closed Satur everywhere in the hospital. the keel, the launching, and the denims, easy-moving track shorts Friday, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunoco, Route 83, Monday- wovens, 4-6x and 7-14. day and Sunday: Bielecki's over 10,000 miles for two years in a The system is wired in such a way report of the first sea operations of Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, Friday, 8 a.m, to noon, 2 to 7 and dressy styles, too, in sizes Garage, 985 Hartford Turn % i c e l . t l i e row. He does it all, from picking up that emergency pages will override the "Nautilus,” America’s first closed Tuesday and Sunday: p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 4-7 and 8-20. pike (Route 30), Monday- 975 quickly-needed parts for hospital the background music, with an nuclear powered submarine. Johnnies Mobile, 24 West p.m., closed Sunday. Vernon Thursday. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., equipment room all over New Street, Monday-Friday, 6 a.m. Texaco Car Wash, Route 83, automatic switch cutting off the His success in covering Connec closed Friday through Sun England, to delivering equipment to to 6 p.m., open Saturday, Monday-Friday, 6:30 to 8 music for as long as the emergency ticut state political conventions led day. closed Sunday; Northeast a.m., open Saturday, closed other hospitals who have had to page button is held down. to his being loaned to one of the Bug Barn. 202 Union St.. V/ Mobil, Route 30, Monday- Sunday; West Texaco, 444 borrow, to bringing patients to or Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. until And remember, all this is being major networks for coverage of the Friday, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., Hartford Turnpike, Monday 8 from other hospitals for specialized 2.19-5.99 sold out, Saturday from 9 a.m. done in his “spare time” from his 1964 National Democratic Conven closed Saturday and Sunday: a.m. until empty, closed Sun treatments. until sold out and closed Sun primary volunteer assignment. tion in Atlantic City. Olender's Mobil, 704 Talcott day: Thrall's Garage, 67 day: N.E. Self-serve Citco. His favorite project, however, one Where did all of the knowledge One of his greatest technical ALL BOYS’ KNIT SHIRTS ville Road. Monday-Friday, 8 Windsor Avenue, Monday- Reservoir Road, Monday, that would be impossible were it not come from that is making this whole challenges came in engineering the for his specialized skills and training, Reg. 3.25-$8. Tee shirts, tanks, / | project possible? Well, when it com long-running ’’College Bowl” radio and one that he is still working on, is es to sound, broadcasting, and program. That program had Allen collar and placket front styles In a complete redesign and rewiring of transmission, Fred Edwards has Ludden, the show’s host, in a studio stripes, patterns and solids, sizes Registration Under Way the hospital’s internal speaker been around. in New York, Fred operating at a 4-7 and 8-20. Assorted colorsi fry'- system. A Manchester native, Fred was New England college, and a third Manchester Memorial is one of given a Crosley "Pup” for his For Enrichment Program V hookup with another school relatively, few hospitals that no birthday in 1926. The little one-tube somewhere else in the country. Many longer relies on an audible paging radio had a tuning system that MANCHESTER — Enrollment has strong popularity in the reading and math a.- who remember the show still main system throughout the building. At enabled Fred to dial right off the begun for the third Sum m er in maintenance courses aimed at students in tain that it was all done in one studio, Manchester all key personnel and broadcast band one night, and he Manchester Enrichment Program spon the elementary school who could use the certainly a tribute to Fred’s skills. 4.49-6.69 physicians carry pocket pagers, picked up a Manchester ham sored by the Manchester Board of Educa opportunity to keep reading and math As if all of this weren’t enough, he small battery operated radio operator. Even though he could only tion. skills sharp during the summer months. \ ■v still serves as Connecticut State GIRLS' KNIT SHIRTS \ receivers. receive, Fred became hooked. Featuring a wide variety of activities However, there are many other courses Police communications officer, as a Only emergency (ialls are broad In 1928 he became a charter member of the Connecticut Amateur and courses, the Enrichment Program and activities for people of a wide age .. cast through the audible paging Reg. $6-$9. Sleeveless and will run in two sessions, one from July 16 range (Grade 4 tlirough adult) which offer member of the Hartford County Radio Emergency Services, as a short sleeved knit shirts in ..'.x C .N . system and, since all major areas of Amateur Radio Association. The member of the Pioneer Valley to 27, and from July 30 to Aug. 10. relaxation and exploration of oppor the hospital were covered, the tank and basic tee styles Registration by mail will continue tunities in recreation, arts, crafts, next year he joined the American Repeater Association, and as a con In a rainbow of pretty system was felt to be adequate. Fred Radio Relay League, in the early '30s sultant to the Town of Manchester through July 5. Brochures describing the writing, music, and sewing. ‘J summer colors. Stock up, courses and activities and providing There is a fee for each course or activi registration information are now ty. Some courses and activities carry an sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. available at the Board of Education Of additional lab fee to cover special Si- Group Home Law Delayed fice, 45 N. School St. and at the town supplies. There is no academic credit libraries. given and no grades are assigned. VERNON — Discussion ot a mitted. The proposed home would provide Early registrations have indicated a proposal to amend the zoning laws to Existing regulations require that training and counseling in a family- allow establishment of a group home not more than seven persons may oc type atmosphere under 24-hour a day 9.69 & 10.99 i n s for emotionally disturbed children, cupy such a home. supervision. scheduled to be discussed by the Representatives of the center have Reg. $13-15.50 Zoning Commission, last week has been working with Town Planner The proposal was outlined for the been postponed until next month’s George Russell to compose an commission, last month, but the OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF meeting. amendment which would be sub organizers were told at that time that BOYS’ LEVIS BOOT STYLE The Capital Regional Education mitted to the Zoning Commission. a formal application to amend the Council’s residental education center The proposal would allow from regulations would have to be DENIM JEANSI wants to set up a home for children eight to 10 children to live in the presented. Commission members in ages 12-16 but as the town’s zoning home with two professionally trained dicated they would probably be in Sizes 8-12 and prep 27-30 laws now stand, this wouldn’t be per “parents.” favor of such a plan. 50%OFF
In the last four "years, your frozen ONLY! SUMMER GIRLS’ WEAR, your electric bill. Because we cut lots of TUES. SUMMER SALE orai^e juice went up in price by 112%. operating costs. So you pay less for INCLUDING JACKETS, SKIRTS Enroll now with a friend and get 2 introductory Hamburger rose 92%. Gasoline was driven electricity than customers of most The SLACKS, memberships for the price of jne! up 77%. The entire U.S. Consumer Price neighboring utilities. BLOUSES & DRESSES Index jum ped 30%. Right now, good friends can share the siimming down, shaping up experience You see, in 1978, we served you more Sizes 7 to 14. of Gloria Stevens at halfprice. All you have to do is bring in the coupon below to And the typical residential electric bill efliciently. W ith fewer employees per hoicest Meats In Town\ a participating Gloria Stevens Figure Salon. It’s a great way for friends to help D&L Children’s Shops; Manchester, each other get in shape for the summer, and it makes exercising all that much increased 3%. T hat’s right, 3%. customer than three years earlier. Bristol, Corbins Corner, Avon more fun. So get a friend and do it now. It’ll put you—and your friendship— If that sounds exceptional, it’s only Country Style 4 < & M e r i d e n . ______in the best shape ever. Share the driving, save gas and share the experience. And we increased our use of nuclear because the cost-cutting behind it was power to help make these savings possible. PORK SPARE R IB S ...... exactly that: exceptional. And But giving you the best in service and Centercut 4 j Special “Good Friends” unrepeatable. cutting costs can’t go on forever. W hile P O R K C H O P S ...... L. I ■< CLEARANCE! 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'til 9 PM, St. 'til 6 OPEN SUNDAYfr 12-5 IN MANCHESTER, VERNON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER, AVON, and MERIDEN PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 26, 1979- PAGE SEVEN Blood Pressure Clinic Scheduled for Seniors Swimming Program Under Way at Two Vernon Sites MANCHESTER - There will be a will discuss meals without cooking, that food choices supplying protein B-vitamins furnished by the grain cottage cheese. Sprinkle fruit cooked egg.) Serve on lettuce accom Berger said that in an effort to offset course which w ill be held at the Ver League. Boys and girls age 6 through 20 cents a pound tor all-aluminum free blood pressure clinic Wednesday with recipes, samples and food panied with wheat crackers and juice VERNON —The town-sponsored At that time children under 16 must could include tuna, cottage cheese, group^re crackers, muffins, molls, cocktail over cottage cheese. Crum be accompanied by a parent or guar^ not having the Henry Park Pool non Elementary pool. Persons 15 or 17 are invited to participate. from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the walk-in counseling available. other types of cheese, cold cuts, sar buns, English muffins, macaroni ble graham cracker over all. (Serves or milk. swimming program has started at cans and clean household aluminum. clinic at the Senior Citizens Center on Valley Falls Park and the communi dian. available, a total of 31 classes have older who have passed the swimmer Practice sessions are held each Mrs. Weiss has offered the dines, peanut butter and milk — salad, bread and cereal. one) A nutritious beverage to round out course or its equivalent, are eligible day between 5 and 6 p.m. at Vernon Aluminum cans should be cleaned Linden and Myrtle streets. your no-cooking meal is a banana ty pool at Vernon Elementary There is supervised swimming at been scheduled for the first session. following helpful information. whole, low fat, skim, buttermilk. The following are recipes for non- Hodgepodge Salad There is a $2 registration fee for for this course Elementary starting July 2. Ad This blood pressure screening is Even though the approach of hot cooked meals: shake, for which you use one half a School. Those at the Henry Park pool Valley Falls, Monday through Friday and flattened. It takes about 23 cans Foods supplying a variety of For a quick and easy cold main from noon until 7:30 p.m. Swimming the lessons but no charge is made for A swimmer aide course will start ditional practice sessions will be held available to Manchester residents 60 weather makes us less inclined to vitamins or minerals and fiber are Banana Split Salad dish that also uses up leftovers, mix banana, one-third cup nonfat dry . are being delayed while repairs are to make a pound. Other aluminum years old or older, and is sponsored being made, It is expected to open isn’t allowed unless lifeguards are on use of the swimming facility. The fee Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at Vernon at the discretion of the coach. cook meals, oUr bodies still require tomatoes, canned fruit, raw 1 banana, together about one-third cup tuna or milk and one cup of cold water, or Elementary. It is open to persons 13 by the Manchester Public Health one cup of regular milk, and sugar to soon. duty. is payable when attending the first acceptable includes frozen dinner all the necessary nutrients from all vegetables such as carrots, green '/4 cup cottage cheese cooked, diced chicken, one-quarter The first session of swimming session. or older who have passed the basic Nurses Association in conjunction the food groups in order to maintain taste. Mix liquid and dry ingredients Hours for general swimming at trays, pie pans, frozen snack con peppers and celery, salad greens, 1 graham cracker cup leftover peas, carrots, potatoes lessons will start Monday at Valley A Tiny Tot program is planned with the American Heart Associa good health. lettuce leaf together, then add mashed banana to Vernon Elementary pool are 1 to 2:10 life saving course and are interested Recycling Unit pickled beets, potato salad, cold or other vegetable, one teaspoon cat Falls and Vernon Elementary. A few with the first class scheduled for July tion. To maintain balanced meals canned vegetables and fresh fruit. Halve the banana lengthwise and sup, and one tablespoon mayonnaise. mixture. This makes one serving p.m.; 2:20 to 3:30 p.m.; 3:40 to 3:50 in assisting with the swim classes. The aluminum recycling unit will tainers, pudding and snack con p.m. 6 to 7 p.m.; and 7 to 8 p.m.. The openings still remain in most classes. Gloria Weiss, registered dietician. without cooking, Mrs. Weiss suggests Foods supplying carbohydrates and arrange on lettuce. Top banana with (You may also add a diced hard with 170 calories. 23. Registration details will be an Persons may register at the pool or be at the Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Cir tainers, foil and aluminum scrap. last session is a family swim period. Anyone intrested should call the nounced later. by calling the recreation office. cle, on July 10 and Aug. 7 from 2 to 3 Library recreation office. Berger said there are a few The town will again be represented p.m. For more information call 872-3476 Recreation Director Donald openings in the advanced life saving in the Central Connecticut Swim or 1-800-228-2525. Seeking Festival The Reynolds Aluminum Co. pays ‘Friends’ Scheduled^ BOLTON By Church TRUCKER'S STRIKE MIGHT CAUSE TEMPORARY SHORTAGES. PLEASE BEAR WITH US. Memberships are now available for the Friends of VERNON -Rides, a the Library for the coming beer garden, a variety of ALL FOOD MART STORES year. Memberships are foods, clowns, entertain We’re the Picky, Picky, Picky available for families or in m ent, liv e bands, and dividuals and for active or mamy more activities, will CELEBRATE THE GRAND inactive members. be featured at the St. Ber WALDBAUM'S jFresh Produce Experts! Active members may nard Summerfest OPENING OF OUR 30th participate on a variety of scheduled for July 9 committees. The current through 14 at the church’s If you love fresh produce... STORE IN MIDDLETOWN, officers are Linda fair grounds just off Route Chamberland, president; 30. Food M a rt you'll love Food Mart CONNECTICUT. James Klar, vice president No admission fee will be and program chairman; charged and there will be Eleanor Preuss, treasurer; It's that "just-picked’’ freshness that Sbfting Juki 1st plenty of free parking makes the big difference and wait 'lii you see the and Joann Neath, space also. Waldbaum's N.V.Style Delil secretary. Prices Effective Sunday, June 24 variety! You just owe it to yourself to come in this The St. Bernard's Youth thru Saturday, June 30. week and find out what a pleasure if is to "Pick- Mrs. Neath was the Group will be collecting SLICED TO ORDER organizer and first presi Your-Own" from the largest variety o f bulk LUNDY GOURMET dent of the local Friends of canned goods and other produce in town! $049 non-perishable food items Hl-C Coca Cola, the Library W|hich was Cooked Ham LB. organized in January of at the entrance to the fair. 1976. The food w ill be given to FRUIT Tab, Sprite the Tri-Town Pantry Shelf Slicing Virginia Style This past year the group to replenish its supply. DRINKS or Fresca sponsored a number of Ihc b^Ur UJCK| gcU The Pantry Shelf serves Provolone BAKED children’s programs, book ALL FLAVORS 2 LITER \ sales, speakers and needy families in the Ver 46 OZ. CAN 67.6 OZ. B O H L E Cheese HAM programs, a kite flying non, Ellington, and Tolland V area. Those attending are Bing Cherries ^ ' f SLICED TO ORDERI SLICED TO ORDERI contest, and a monthly dis play at the library and asked to donate an item or TO* 1 two if possible but will be % bought a coffee maker and Paper Plates • LB. LB. screen for use in the admitted free of charge Scott Napkins library meeting room. with or without a food 160 COUNT JUMBO PKQ. GAYLORD WHITE 9' N Y SHARP item. LB. CHEDDAR CHEESE lb ‘2.49 The group hopes to buy a even bcHcf. 100 f IMPORTED FJORDLAND movie projector and, at the The fair will have rides COUNT for adults and children, a 5S** PKG. 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-ring ceremomy. The . president is prepared to consider, at weapons on Japanese soil, even in church was decorated with arrangements of feather and i destruction of Hiroshima and came to feel threatened by Chinese soloist. the final stages of negotiatibns, emergencies or in transit. If Nixon silk flowers. Mrs. Barbara Barnes of Glastonbury was ' Andrew Tully Nagasaki by the only nuclear devices nuclear capability, or if either North The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an withdrawal of weapons while was true to his word, it can only be ivory gown with cap sleeves and Alencon lace, waisted organist and Miss Lisa Sinik of Newington was soloist. ever triggered in anger. or South Korea acquired nuclear retaining emergency storage and assumed there are no nuclear bodice and open neckline. She wore a short, off the face The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a chif The Japanese y weapons, the Japanese might be transit rights, if other elements of weapons on Okinawa today. lace veil and carried a bouquet of ivory and peach roses, fon gown designed with high neckline with capelet top of have tried to en- \ the Okinawa agreement are satisfac more inclined to accept nuclear reembroidered Alencon lace and skirt terminating into a The nuclear weapons issue is so white daisies and lilies of the valley. force this ban on 4 ’, i tory.” aramanent themselves, the analysis chapel train. She wore a fingertip veil of silk illusion with Military Costs sensitive in Japan that when retired Mrs. Richard R. Dickinson of Topsfield, Mass., was her the United States , : ^ € r ' Obviously, one cannot "retain” or states. A Japanese official assured us sister’s matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Wesley reembroidered lace. U.S. Admiral Gene La Rocque dis military bases in “consider withdrawal” of nuclear that it is “inconceivable” that Japan Brown of Cummington, Mass.; and Miss Dorothy Jacob Donna Billings of South Windsor was her sister’s maid closed in 1974 that American their country. But weapons that are not already in will ever lift its nuclear weapons son of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Robert E. Beach Jr. of of honor. Bridesmaids were Susan Billings and Pamela Could Be Issue warships do not unload their nukes ban. a top-secret docu place. Manchester, sisters of the bridegroom. Melanie Billings, both of South Windsor and sisters of the bride; WASHINGTON—A cloud no bigger proposed and Congress always said before entering Japanese ports, the Sue Hurley of Broad Brook, tbe bridegroom's sister, ment makes it Under law, U.S. officials are for Footnote: According to the "eyes Jamieson of Jacksonville, Fla., the bride’s niece, was than a genera’s good conduct medal yes sirs, generals and admirals. Japanese government was nearly Karen Morris and Sally Morris, both of Vernon, sisters of clear that the only" minutes of President Carter’s flower girl. suggests Congress has acknowledged bidden to discuss deployment of our toppled and President Ford almost the bridegroom. It is, of course, too early to venture United States maintained nuclear Cabinet meeting of April 23, Carter Charles E. Jacobson of St. Petersburg, Fla., was his that military spending could be an nuclear arsenal. So it is impossible to had to cancel a trip to Japan. brother’s best man. Ushers were Robert E. Beach Jr., Brewster Earle of Vernon served as best man. Ushers a flat prediction, but a consensus weapons at its bases in Okinawa described Primie Minister Ohira as issue with the shopper in the super determine for the record whether the Under the U.S.-Japanese security the bridegroom’s brother-in-law; and Philip Jamieson of were Todd Morris of Vernon; Jim Hurley of Broad does seem to be building on Capitol some 20 years after the U.S.- “an eloquent, competent and self- market during the 1980 campaign. nuclear weapons admittedly present treaty, “ m ajor changes in the Denver, Colo., and Bruce Jamieson of Jacksonville, Fla., Brook; Derek Votta of Vernon; and Don Burke and Jim Hill that military spending, as the Japanese peace treaty, and may have assured man” and expressed "con on Okinawa in 1969 were, in fact, deployment into Japan of U.S. armed the bride’s brothers. Houley, both of Hartford. "We’re in some kind of a mood biggest contributor to a federal kept them there after turning the fidence" in him. The president rated retained or withdrawn. forces ... equipment and the use of A reception was held at the Country Club of Far A reception was held at the Kosciuszko Club in change,” said Rep. Robert Giaimo, budget that fuels galloping inflation, island back to the Japanese in 1972. It their private discussions as “one of mington, after which the couple left for Hilton Head Rockville, after which the couple left for the Pocono D-Conn., chairman of the House needs trimming. A government official pointed out facilities ... shall be subject to their is possible that we continue to do so that prior to Okinawa’s return to the best diplomatic exchanges we've Island. They will reside in West Hartford. Mountains in Pennsylvania. They will reside In Hartford. Budget Com With the Pentagon forced to seek a prior consultation of Japan,” This to this day. Japan in 1972, the island was legally ever had” sine taking office. Mrs. Jacobson, a teacher and admissions counselor at Mrs. Morris is attending St. Francis School of Nursing. mittee, and an in new draft to replenish its depleted restriction was designed, in part, to Mr. Morris is studying for an electrician’s license. He is The telltale document, which under American sovereignty. ”If we It remains to be seen whether Kingswood-Oxford School and 'director of Oxford fluential member force of combat manpower, there keep nuclear weapons out of Japan. Sphere Summer School, will attend the University of employed as an apprentice electrician at Travelers In raises anew the question of U.S. wanted to keep nuclear weapons Ohira reciprocates this feeling when of its defense ap probably will be no reduction in its But there is a loophole. Such "prior Connecticut Law School in the fall. Dr. Jacobson is surance Co. (Bird photo) credibility, is a National Security there, we wouldn’t have to ask a third he learns how much less than candid Mrs. Charles J. Morris propriations sub supply of bodies. But there has consultation” has never taken place, currently a resident in orthopedic surgery at the Univer Decision Memorandum dated May party,” the official told our associate the United States has been on the committee. always been a question of how urgent a Japanese official told us. This sity of Connecticut. (Deford Deehert photo) 28, 1969, and signed by Henry Tom Rosenstiel, nuclear weapons ban. Mrs. Wells C. Jacobson Giaimo was is the need for new weapons in a might — or might not — indicate that Kissinger as director of the National Despite the clear implication of the Raindrops Keep Falling commenting on a military establishment that already nuclear weapons are no longer kept Security Council. It indicated that Kissinger memo that President If Washington is for the birds, as surprise vote by has sophisticated war machines com on Okinawa. Would maintaining the the nuclear weapons issue — one of Nixon considered it “essential” to some people claim, it’s not the fault the House, which passes a money bill ing out of its ears. status quo before the return of great concern in Japan — could be keep at least limited rights to have of the National Park Service. The cutting the Pentagon’s budget by $1.3 The House has done well to reduce Okinawa constitute “major Perrone-Kaminski used as a bargaining chip in the pen nuclear weapons on Okinawa, the Smokey Bears have been trying billion. That $1.3 billion was taken the budget for those weapons. Now changes?” Would it continue ding negotiations over the return of president assured tha Japanese everything they can to keep winged from weapons programs which in the both House and Senate should take a "deployment into Japan” if the Lois Audrey Dwyer, of Manchester and Ermest Her prime minister five months later intruders out of such popular tourist past have been virtually sancrosanct look at another expensive military nuclear weapons were already on Joan Leslie Kaminski of Wethersfield and Robert . A, man Ruckert III of South Windsor were married June 23 attractions as the Lincoln and Jeffer in the House. item. One reason housewives pay Kevin Perrone of Lexington, Ky., were married June 23 at St. Bridget Church in Manchester. son Memorials. at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Hartford. Moreover, President Carter, with assorted right arms for pork The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dwyer To keep pigeons from roosting on The bride is tbe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. peacemaker, has joined his chops these days is that their dollars of Newtonville, Mass. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. the ledges above Honest Abe’s head Kaminski of Wethersfield. The bridegroom is the son of predecessors in periodically warning support some 500,000 American ser up and Mrs. Ernest Ruckert Jr. of Amato Drive, South V\aoe« , and giving visitors unwanted Mr” and Mrs. Frank Perrone of 104 Harlan St., Windsor. of a Russian military buildup even as vicemen and dependents stationed in iYrt'oitYea\V’...nV\\si r^oesT Manchester. souvenirs of the memorial, the park The Rev. Philip Sheridan of St. Bridget Church per he pushed for ratification of a SALT Europe at More than $14 billion a The Rev. David Powers of West Hartford performed \ s a 1 b service has installed a device that formed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Bruno Dubaldo of treaty that would take much of the year. the double-ring ceremony. David Harper of West Hart ■to H0\)av0...... emits ultrasonic shrieks every few Manchester was organist and Miss Doretta O’Hara, also Soviets’ compliance on faith) This force is our contribution to our ford was organist and Catherine T. Lizzio of Norwich of Manchester, was soloist. seconds. So far the pigeons have played the trumpet and guitar and was soloist. The House vote served notice its European allies’ defense against the proved unflappable. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a members were not running scared, Soviet Union. It is a needed defense, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white organza gown trimmed with seed pearls and reem Over at the Jefferson Memorial, gown of lace trimmed with seed pearls with skirt with as in previous years. Rep, Jack but prosperous Europe has never AM) broidered Alencon lace and designed with fitted lace the park service first tried stinking pleated hemline edged with lace and extending into a appliqued bodice. Queen Anne neckline, petite cap Edwards of Alabama, ranking paid its share of the tab. We could the pigeons away with 400 pounds of train. Her veil was edged with lace and pearls and she Republican on the defense ap sleeves, high-rise waistline and an _ A-line skirt with bring 100,000 of those fighting men mothballs. The birds welcomed the carried a bouquet of white roses, carnations, stephanotis propriations subcommittee, noted redingote effect. Her chapel-length veil of imported silk home to fill the holes in the man refreshing change in Washington’s and baby’s breath. illusion was attached to a Camelot cap and she carried a what he called a growing reluctance power required for possible action Holly Livingston of Windsor Locks, the bride’s cousin, polluted air. Rubber snakes were cascade bouquet of white and yellow sweetheart roses, of members to add money to bills elsewhere in the world without tried next: The pigeons remained un was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Teri Dean of stephanotis and ivy. once they reach the floor. leaving our allies naked to the Soviet Manchester, the bridegroom’s niece; and Anne Williams daunted. Finally, the park service Mrs. Catherine Treadow of Manchester was her "The defense budget may lose its hordes - without doing so, that is, so of Glen Falls, N.Y. ran electrified wire along the sister’s matron of honor. Miss Jill Johanessen of Tolland immunity to cutting,” said Edwards, long as Europe spent a little more Mark Perrone of Manchester was his brother’s best was bridesmaid. overhead ledges. That seems to be man. Ushers were Paul Kaminski of Hartford, the bride’s who was one of those seeking to give dough to protect its own soil. working. Roger Ruckert of Roxbury, N.Y., was his brother’s the Pentagon what it wanted. Indeed, As a candidate, Jimmy carter brother; and Brendan Williams of Glen Falls, N.Y. best man. Roger Lambert of Columbus, Ohio, was usher. Footnote: About those tiny black the $1.1 billion approved by the House A reception was held at the Ramada Inn Steak Club in A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, favored reducing the American con specks on the lofty ceiling of the Lin Wethersfield, after which the couple left for Bermuda. after which the couple left for Martha’s Vineyard. They was well below its own budget ceiling tribution, but swiftly changed his coln Memorial: Don't blame the They will reside in Lexington, Ky. will reside in Manchester. for fiscal 1979. mind as President when he was bom cleaning crew. The specks are bats, Mrs. Perrone will complete her pharmacy internship in Mrs. Ruckert is employed as a teacher by the Town of Rep. Joseph Addabbo, D-N.Y., the barded with howls from across the hanging there, asleep. No one has Kentucky. Mr. Perrone is employed by the University of South Windsor. Mr. Ruckert has worked for Carpenter subcommittee’s new chairman, Atlantic. He’d win a lot of votes in figured out how to get rid of the Mrs. Robert K. Perrone Kentucky Agricultural Department as a field technician. Mrs. Ernest H. R uckert III Engineering in Hartford (Levis and Treadow photo) made a telling point. It was that the American kitchens if, in the words of (Gurskis photo) harmless critters. Defense Department hasn’t spent one reader, he “ let ’em howl.” weapons money appropriated in past Members of Congress up for reelec \iv\%w\\\\ years, so how come it’s asking for tion next year please note. Commentary Wedding _ Arthritis more? In the old days, the Pentagon SH0PPIN6 \ Strength Schick A b l o c k / BUFFERIN INJECTOR Bursztyn-Charlebois ^ OUT Thoughts Will Southeast Asia FormMilitary Bloc? BAQ CEL GEL Kathleen Mary Charlebois of Wind Elizabeth Charlebois of By ALAN DAWSON BUFFEMN Southeast Asia. senior official to suggest military "More likely is an intensification sor and Michael Carl Bursztyn of Manchester was her sister’s maid of Time is a gift. God told the rich-man that, no BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - It honor. 3.8 oz. Last year, however, just as cooperation on the basis of ASEAN. of already existing bilateral military Vernon were married June 22 at St. ARTHRITIS TUBS Life should bring us joy, that which matter what his motive, he could took Southeast Asia’s anticommunist W. MAIN ST. IIMMME ASEAN celebrated its 10th anniver "Indonesia could assist ASEAN cooperation,” said one foreign William Bursztyn of Windsor Locks Bridget Church in Manchester. comes from using our gift well. We never live his life over again. He had bloc 10 years to convince Communist was his brother’s best man. Ushers sary, Moscow and Hanoi began countries threatened from outside," observer. A leading proponent of this The bride is the daughter of Mr. won’t get it again. We make our his chance and flubbed it. Jesus told nations it was an economic rather and Mrs. Arthur Charlebois of 158 were Timothy Charlebois amd Brian praisimg the group as an economic he told newsmen in Jakarta in a clear is Malaysian Interior Minister pilgrimage on earth just once. us the story to make sure we won’t than a military unit. Vernon St., Manchester. The Charlesbois, both of Manchester and ROCKVILLE bloc. Feelers have been put out for reference to Thailand, which in turn Ghazali Shafie. who reportedly 40’t REQ 1.S6 $1.00 Jesus gave us a parable about two make the same mistake. Now, in a rapidly changing situa bridegroom is the son of Mr. and brothers of the bride. 4’o JB ESJiL trade, a non-aggression pact, and did not exclude the use of Indonesian stressed in a recent tour of Bangkok, people, a rich man in hell who had Rev, Nsgr, Edward H, Reardib tion, the five-member association of Mrs. Conrad Bursztyn of Windsor A reception was held at the home even Vietnamese membership in forces. Jakarta and Singapore that ASEAN of the bride’s parents, after which been wealthy on earth and Lazarus Southeast Asian Nations is seriously Locks. F - SOLAR- St. James Romand ASEAN. Singapore Premier Lee Kuan Yew, must not become a formal military the couple left for Cape Cod, Mass. who was the Abraham in heaven. talking about military cooperation. The Rev. Philip Sheridan COPPER- BAN Catholic Church But the new Indochina wars last on a short visit to Bangkok, reported bloc. This, observers believe, is one They will reside in Vernon. ECLIPSE CAINE "It isn’t the time to form a pact celebrated the nuptial mass and per It — i year, capped by Vietnam’s invasion ly gave his assurances of military aid reason ASEAN turned down a Viet formed the double-ring ceremony. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bursztyn are III Aniiseptic | ROLL just yet,” said a diplomat from one TONE of Cambodia this winter, have to Thai Prime Minister Kriangsak namese offer to sign a non The bride was given in marriage bv employed at the Oak Hill School in c a SPRAY NOSKOn Yesterdays of the ASEAN nations, "but we could her father. Hartford. S K c Solarcai ON changedthe picture. Chamamand shortly afterward. aggression treaty. The ASEAN coun SPRAY just be pushed into becoming a 4oz. JAR REQ, UNSC The change began the moment Malaysian Deputy Premier Datuk tries have for many years conducted 3 oz. □ military group.” ( £ l QUICK DRY ANACIN 25 Years Ago Only two Hartford firms submit Vietnamese troops and tanks arrived Mahathir Mohamed, agreed in Kuala military exercises among bids for renovations at Bennet Junior ASEAN is the 11-year-old bloc MAX.STRENQTH Globe Hollow and Salter’s swim at the frontier of Thailand, which is Lumpur. ”If there is anything themselves, and there is known to be ming pools open for the summer. High School and both bids exceed the which links Thailand, Malaysia, threatening ourselves coming from some sharing of intelligence on a amount authorized by the Nov. 5 called variously ’’the next domino” No early test is seen for lieutenant Singapore, Indonesia and the Philip the direction of Thailand, andif bilateral basis. Malaysia, in par Keiths Mark Anniversary REQ referendum. and ’’ASEAN’s frontline state.” vacancy. pines. While they are natural allies Thailand requires our help, we will ticular, cooperates military with 2.49 1 OZ. Eugene W. Freeman, past com Within ASEAN, the so-called Mr. and .Mrs. Earle A 1.8 oz. REQ 1.78 78’» a g a in s t A sian communist on Jwne 29, 1930 at the Log Cabin Kesaurant in 10 Years Ago mander of Manchester’s American ’’domino theory” of Southeast Asian help,” he said. Thailand in border operations Keith of 351 W. Center St., movements, members of ASEAN Christ Church in Pomfret. Holyoke, Mass., by their Under threatening skies, Legion Post, is elected commander politics and warfare has never been Only the Philippines among against Communist guerrillas and Manchester, celebrated went to considerable trouble to prove Mrs. Keith is the former children, Mrs. Norma SAUVE ; Colgate IT T i CUSHION Manchester High School graduates of the First District of American thoroughly discredited. “There is a ASEAN members has not publicly with Indonesian on sea patrols. their 49th wedding anniver HOIK OUIURESllPTOomi the group was not another version of Ernestine M. Fish. Burnett of Manchester and 608 members of the class of 1969. Legion, Department of Connecticut. domino theory,” said an ASEAN expressed military support for “Unless and until Thailand is ac sary on June 23. SHAMPOO the Southeast Asian Treaty Organiza For the occasion, the Wayne E. Keith of CAMPHO- diplomat based in Bangkok, ’’’but the Thailand so far. tually invaded by an outside power, The couple was married couple were taken to the APRICOT I 8IY TO *pnt tion. Ridgewood, N.J. COLGATE fall can be stopped.” As always with ASEAN, each na specifically Vietnam, it’s unlikely (HONEYSUCKLE CUSHION GRIP For years, Vietnam and the Soviet DIITUM ADHESIVE Indonesian Gen. Maraden Pangga- tion peroeives threats in its own way, ASEAN will become a formal -mtmmemmstjjmsmm PHENIQUE ^Sinvp ]l h y a c in t h TOOTHBRUSH Union argued that ASEAN was a JASMINE bean, coordinator minister for which is one reason many diplomats military bloc,” said a Bangkok-based MED, SOFT, HARD DIPPITY-DO military pact, subservient and even 16 oz. REQ, X-HOLD defense and politics, was the first believe a formal military pact is not diplomat. Births CUSHHMGRIP EqrDon^Snqrd servile to U.S. military commands in SCOOPS yet in the cards. s p o S a r I w e 11. K y 1 <“ e Plymouth Lane. Bolton. grandparents are Mr. and $1.40 Krislin, daughter of His paternal grandparents Mrs. John Fitzgerald of 12 2 OZ. REQ 1.00 OF COORSFIW PfLI(5HT£P 10 K HEW *01^0 George W. and Debra Ann are Lillian Shensie of 54 Bergren Drive, East Hart REQ 1.61 REQ 1.68 8 oz. REQ 2.21 W oz. fOUHE SUMMIT, MR. OHIIM... Behavior Modification for Energy Wasters Aceto Sartwell of 25 Cres Tuck Road, Manchester, ford. Her paternal grand REQ 1.78 By DICK WEST validity of the theory already has cent St,, East Hartford. and the late John Van parents are Mr. and Mrs. J-J up, turn off their appliances, household’s energy costs during the She was born June 11 at Zander. FINAL WASHINGTON (UPI) - It’s a b een provenin small scale Mario Giacalone of 87 N. LOVING r^ucing household energy consump previous 24 hours. The device also Manchester Memorial Elm St., Manchester. Her LEMON UP typical evening in the Typical experiments. On Monday June 25 she SOFT tion by 18.6 percent. will keep a running tab of the costs Hospital. Her maternal Roller, Stephen maternal great NET household. is expected to announce an extensive CARE The above tableau, or some varia for the entire month. grandparents are Mr. and Joseph, son of James H. grandmother is Mrs. SHAMPOO PUFFS REQ. Dad Typical has plugged in his self- demonstration, to cost between $3(X),- UNSC. tion thereof, may soon start un Mrs. Paul J. Aceto of East and Susan Bentley Butler Kathleen Fitzgerald of 101 (ALL lOO'i propelled swizzle stick and is stirring (X)0 and $400,000, that could lead to Ms. Collins said the psychological r a y REQ,X-COND ULTRA HOLD folding in 600 homes in the United principlehad been tested in Glastonbury. Her paternal of 622 Woodbridge St., Connecticut Blvd., East SEMIGD 266’s a highball. Mom Typical has nationwide application of the princi grandparents are Mr. and Manchester. He was born Hartford. Her paternal SHADES) UNSC. ULTRAHOLD States and Canada. “simulated” experiments in Twio 8 OZ. switched on her automatic eyebrow ple. Mrs. William Sartwell of 94 June 11 at Manchester great-grandfather is Frank SUPPOSITIIRIES These are the households, 100 in Rivers, N.J. pluckers and is giving her forehead a The focal point is a device called an Columbus St,, East Hart Memorial Hospital. His Thibodeau of Welchville, each of six cities, that have been “We had a lot of students running Greta Garbo arch. In the playroom, “energy cost indicator.” It will be ford. Her maternal great maternal grandmother is Maine. selected for a psychological experi around reading meters,” she said. 16 oz. little Lobelia is operating her about the size of the aformentioned grandmother is Mrs. Laura L, Bentley of 153 ment conducted by the Bureau of The “energy cost indicators” are REQ REQ 246 REQ 1.28 electric-powered bubble gum in- kitchen clock and will have digital, Marjorie Weir of East Highland St., Manchester. Satalino, Janeen, Consumer Behavior and Motivation expected to provide even more incen Glastonbury. Her paternal ICo REQ 3.0S 2.66 REQ 2.77 flator. read-out panels. His paternal grandparents daughter of Robert G. and of the U.S. Department of Energy. tive to spare the utilities, she said. great-grandparents are are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marietta Carubia Satalino IT5 JUST THAT IP IW T THINK # Down the stairs hobbles old Gran These instruments will be installed The test is based on a simple Each metered home will be paired Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler of 338 Spring St., of 20 Quarry Brook Drive, MURINE CURAD WE'R MEETIHQ LIKE THIS- a ny Typical on her way to the Senior at government expense in the four CLAIROL K premise that may be stated thusly: with a “control” that now uses about DePastino of New Symer- Manchester. He has a South Windsor. She was I -H s Citizens Hall for doddering practice. American and two Canadian cities, na Beach, Fla. brother, James 4*/!!; and a born June 12 at Mahchester AFTATE HERBAL When consumers see the little the same amount of energy. At the «nsi 50’s She pauses in the vestibule and as yet unnamed. They will provide sister, Sara, I 'k . Memorial Hospital. Her JfHHf.__ ABSORBINE wheels going around on gas, electric end of the year-long experiment, ."TMKUHFUn :i POWDER checks what looks like a misplaced the occupants with instant estimates, Van Zander, .Mirliarl DROPS ESSENCE and other utility meters, they haven’t comparisons will be made to see maternal grandparents are kitchen clock on the wall. computed every 15 seconds, of how John, son of Allan J. and Giaralone, 'Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Joseph wmi NORM DRY JR. the foggiest notion what it all means. whether constant awareness of "Land o’ Goshen" she crpaks. much the utilities they are using are Nancy L. Carnell Van Franreaz, daughter of Carubia of Long Island Ci SYRINE OILY But if these meters translated energy costs caused the metered 7oz. 2oz. “The way this family squanders costing. Zander of Willimantlc, He Michael and Eileen ty, N.Y. Her paternal *ARENT energy usage into monetary terms so homes to cut consumption below energy is a scandal to the booty owls. One panel will show the estimated was born June 11 at Fitzgerald Glacalone of 63 grandparents are Mr. and BAMMGES that consumers could see immediate their counterparts. Manchester Memorial It’s a-costing $12.87 an hour to run hourly cost of energy then being con Garden St., Manchester. Mrs. George Satalino of ly how much they were saving when Ms. Collins expressed hope that Hospital. His maternal She was born June 11 at Long Island City, N.Y. She them tom fool gadgets.” sumed. Turn off the electric swizzle they flipped off a switch, it would commercial versions of the cost in grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial has a brother, Robert Whereupon,' Dad and Mom stick, eyebrow plucker or bubble W oz. REQ 1.98 promote conservation. dicators eventually can be sold and Mrs. Donald Carnell of 7 Hosnital. Her maternal Joseph, 3. REQ 2.62 REQ I J i Typical, fearful that tight-fisted old gum inflator and the panel im Lynn Collins, the psychologist in installed for between $50 and $100 Granny will cut them out of her last mediately will reflect the saving. charge of the program, says the each. will and testament if they don’t shape Another switch posts the EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1979 Obituaries F ^ i F. Doliltin John F. Carey Mrs. Joseph F. Post GLASTONBURY- James Frederick EAST HARTFORD-John F. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Lucy ur- Dobbin, 65, of 185 Salmon "Chick" Carey, 86, of 15 Mill Road E. Donaghy Post, 86, of 38 Moore Brook Road died suddenly Friday at died Friday at St. Francis Hospital Ave. died Thursday at her home. She Hartford Hospital. Mr. Dobbin was and Medical Center, Hartford. He was the wife of Joseph F. Post. born in Lawrence. Mass., and had was the husband of Mrs. Eva The funeral was this morning from JkkX t ^ lived in East Hartford for 25 years Mathieu Carey. Rose Hill Funeral Home, Rocky Hill, rjt u before coming to Glastonbury two The funeral was this morning from with a mass at St. Jame’s Church, s* years ago. Before retiring, he had Callahan Funeral Home with a mass Rocky Hill. Burial was in Rose Hill been employed as a supervisor by the at Blessed Sacrement Church. Burial Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. wasr >4 ^ I Zabo Food Service Cafeterias at was in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Mrs. Post was born in Ireland and Pratt and Whitney Division of United Rocky Hill. had lived in East Hartford for the •] I -! U Technologies Corp., East Hartford, Mr. Carey was born in Hartford past 32 years. for 25 years. He was communicant of and had lived in the area alHiis life. She is also survived by two RIGID 1 M . H daughters, Mrs. Thomas J. Carlson f St. Paul's Church and a charter Before retiring in 1962, he had been • ,• I member of East Hartford Lodge of employed by the former Hartford of Farmington and Mrs. Paul Elks. He was a graduate of Bentley Times for 35 years. He was a past Grosshart of Bethel; and nine College of Business and Finance, president of the Shea Garden Senior grandchildren. Boston. Citizens Club and a member of The family suggests that any He is survived by a brother, Volunteer Hose Co. 2. He was an memorial gifts may be made to the William D. Dobbin of EasfHartford; organizer of St. Mary’s Fife and Heart Association of Greater Hart several nieces and nephews and Drum Corps and a communicant of ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford, or to a li several grandnieces and Blessed Sacrament Church. charity of the donor's choice. m grandnephews. ghe is also survived by three sons, The funeral is Tuesday at 8 a.m. Earl F. Carey of South Windsor, Robert H. Adams Naval Blockade from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Denneth E. Carey of Rockville and EAST HARTFORD - Robert Main St., East Hartford, with a mass Harold G, Cared of Portsmouth, Henry Adams, 86, of 38 Laraia Ave. A Malaysian Navy ship blocks two refugee nearest the navy ship is damaged and most of at St. Paul's Church at 9. Burial will N.H.; a brother, James J. Carey of died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. boats from land in the northeast coastal town the refugees on it have been transferred to be in St. Mary's Cemetery, East West Hartford; two sisters,, Mrs. He was the husband of Mrs. Olive of Trengganu, Malaysia, Saturday. The boat the ship. (UPI photo) Hartford. Anna McAuliffe of South Windsor and Stinson Adams. Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Irene Pelletier of Fort Myers, The funeral was this morning at home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Fla.; eight grandchildren and nine Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, -Jjise- The family suggests that any; great-grandchildren. 318 Burnside Ave. Burial was in Rose memorial gifts may be made to the Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Parents March Tonight Rich Edwards Wins 220 Jeremy Edmonds Glastonbury Auxiliary Police Am Mrs. Albert O. Tlicrrien Mr. Adams was born in Naugatuck National 56 Pound Winner Mahan En Route to Wir Ed Brown Second Best Outstanding Performer bulance Fund, Main St., Glastonbury. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Doris E. and had lived in East Hartford for 55 EAST HARTFORD - About 100 Stevens and Willowbrook schools in budget of $21.9 million last month. Bob Rodgers Happy With Effort Hurdler in Repeat Sueress Therrien, 78, of 11 Bluefield Drive years. Before retiring 26 years ago, persons are expected to march 1982. The task force report urged the Herald Photos hy Dave OBACK died Sunday at Manchester Memorial he had been employed by the New tonight from the Stevens School — The Coalition for Neighborhood school closings based on declining Mrs. Loretta D. Keith Hospital. She was the wife of Albert York, New Haven and Hartford which a citizens’ task force has Schools is orangizing the march, enrollments. The schools have been 0. Therrien. Railroad for many years. He was a MANCHESTER-Mrs. Xoretta recommended for closing — to a which is scheduled to start at 6:30 losing about 600 students a year the Mrs. Therrien was born Nov. 6, member of the National Association Descault Keith of Bristol, formerly Board of Education public hearing on p.m. in the Stevens School parking last two years. 1900 in Windsor, Vt., and had lived in of Sheet Metal Workers. the task force report at Penney High lot. The coalition is a part of the East The coalition has asked the board of Manchester, died Saturday at New Manchester for the past 26 years. Edmonds Top Performer in Relays He is also survived by a son, Ned A. Britain Hospital. School. Hartford Citizen Action Group. to delay any vote on school closings She is also survived by four Adams of East Hartford; five The public hearing will start at until the results of the 1980 national Mrs. Keith was born in Poquonock daughters, Arline Bransfield of East daughters, Mrs. Edna Hille of East ■The marchers opposed the report, and had lived in Manchester before 7:30 p.m. at Penney High School. census are in. They say there could Hartford, Shirley Anderson and Hartford, Mrs. Patricia DeForge of which recommends the - closing____ „ of The board will also review the 1978- be an upswing in enrollment which moving to Bristol four years ago. Doris Perrett, both of Manchester, Vernon, Mrs. Roberta Evans of schools before 1983. The report She is survived by a son, Andrew J. 79 budget and adopt the 1979-80 may cause the town to spend money and Verna Carr of Plainville; three Rocky Hill, Mrs. Jane Kiefer of San board should close the Desaultels of Bolton; two daughters, budget at the meeting. renovating school buildings which Edwards Edges Brown in 220-Yard Dash stepsons, Maurice Therrien of Miguel, Mexico, and Mrs. Phyllis McCartin School in 1981 and the Ann M. Coombs of Bristol and Mrs, The Town Council adopted a board are closed. Ellington, Romuald Therrien of Hageria of Edina, Mo.; 10 Karen A. Shaw of Westfirld, Mass,; Lebanon and Raymond Therrien of grandchildren and eight great two brothers, Harold Descault of Norwich; 20 grandchildren and 16 grandchildren. Marlborough and Ernest Descault of great-grandchildren. Glastonbury; four sisters, Mrs. ‘No Turn’ Signs Removed The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 Richard M. Stedman Mahan Repeats Success in High iSurdles Evelyn LaRose of South Windsor, a.m. from the John F. Tierney EAST HARTFORD - The state • Route 5 northbound at School • Route 44 eastbound and west EAST HARTFORD-Richard Mer Mrs. Pearl Gauches of East Hart Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Department of Transportation has Street. bound at Thomas Street and Ash ford, Mrs, Beatrice Moore of East ton Stedman, 75, of 441 Main St. died By EARL YOST The talented schoolgirls’ victories AAU championship. Attendance University of Houston, was the only with a mass at the Church of the eliminated “No Turn on Red Light” • State Road 502 eastbound at Oak Street. There were four divisions with six Judged the day’s top performers Killingly and Mrs. Lorraine Nauta of Friday at Mount Sinai Hospital, in the 220 and 440 and lead runner on triple winner which won her top Assumption at 10. Burial will be in St. signs at 10 local intersections. Street. • State Road 502 eastbound and Sports Editor was a disappointing 1,500. records established under perfect were Mahan in Men’s Open, Amy Florida; and four grandchildren. Hartford. He was the husband of the 4x400 relay team impressed of honors in the Women’s Open Divi James Cemetery. The state will allow motorists to • State Road 517 at Lilac Street westbound at the Silver Lane Plaza Seventeen-year-old Jeremy Seeking a repeat as the most weather conditions, the temperature Davis in Women’s Open, high jumper The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 15 a.m. Mrs. Frances Kearns Stedman. ficials enough to win the coveted sion. The Colchester woman broke Friends may call at the funeral make right turns on red lights when and Shopping Center Drive. and Top Notch building. valuabie performer, sprinter Ed in the high 70s. Barney Grant with a leap of 6-6 in Mr. Stedman was born in North Edmonds, a senior-to-be at award presented by the Manchester the tape first in the 100 and was No. 1 from the Fisette-Batzner Funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 it is safe to do so at the following in • Route 5 southbound and • State Road 502 westbound at Brown, an alumnus of Seton Hall With Krohn absent, Charlie Dugan, Men’s High School Division. Ed Stonington and had lived in East Glastonbury High, emerged as Chamber of Commerce. in the long jump and high jump. Home. 20 Sisson Ave., Hartford, with p.m. tersections: Burnham Street westbound at Shopping Center Drive. University, duplicated his feat of a one of the country’s top distance monds in Women's High School Divi Hartford for the past 27 years. He a mass at Our Lady of Sorrows The family suggests that any Burnham Street and Ellington Road. • Route 44 eastbound and west the most outstanding per year ago, except in the 220 when he New England and Yankee runners, had little trouble winning he sion, plus the chamber award. had been employed as a heavy equip Church, Hartford, at 10. Burial will memorial gifts may be made to the Route 44 westbound at Prospect • Route 5 northbound at State bound at Blacksmith Lane and East former in the mammoth 56- was shaded by Rich Edwards of the Conference 120 high hurdles cham mile in 4:20.5. The events started on time and be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, American Cancer Society, 237 E. ment operator, working for Local 478 and South Prospect streets Route 502. River Drive. event track and field schedule The acute gasoline situation held University of Houston. Brown won pion, Tom Mahan of Boston Universi The day’s biggest surprise came were run off in precision fashion, Bloomfield. of the Connecticut area, and Center St. last Saturday at Wigren Track down both the number of competitors the 100 and anchored a winning relay ty copped his speciality for the third when Bob Rodger of Torrington, a 21- thanks to the efforts of Meet Direc Friends may call at the funeral previously for the Sullivan Granite and spectators. There were nearly team. Edwards arrived late and mis time in four years. He was the defen year-old student at Southern Connec home tonight from 7 to 9. Co. of Westerly, R.I. for many years. in part one of the fourth annual tors George Suitor and Barry Berns Walter J. Quinn East Hartford Public Records 200 no-shows, including Bill Krohn in sed the 100 qualifying. ding champion. His time of 14 ticut State College, led the field in tein, and a most competent staff of He is also survived by five sons, Manchester Community seconds was a record. MANCHESTER - Walter John the mile and defending champion Amy Davis, also a product of the the 56-pound weight throw vdth a toss assistants. George Stedman of Ledyard, Roger College New England Relays. Bob Backus in the National 56-pound of 39 feet, 7 1/2 inches. Quinn, 66, of 869 Main St. died Friday B. Stedman and Harold W. Stedman, Warranty Deeds at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Donald B. Crowley Jr et al to Richard W. Bray et al to Louis A. .Mrs. .Alexander Moser both of Rhode Island, Ronald Sted Rene Estates Inc. to Timothy J. Mr, Quinn was born May 30,1913 in Amelia Paralta et al, property on Vicorito et al. property on Tolland ELLINGTON - Mrs. Ivy Eider man of Alabama and Merton R. Sted Kelleher et al, property on DePauw Bonner Drive, conveyance tax $67.05. Street, conveyance tax $59.95. Manchester and had lived here all his man of Brandywine, Md.; three Moser, 72, of Boyer Road, Stafford life. Before retiring, he was Circle, conveyance tax $66. Francis M. Burrows to Alberto Michael A. Eremita et al to An Springs, formerly of Ellington, died brothers, Wallace Stedman and Center Hose Co. No. 1 Inc. to Almeida et al, property on Melrose Distance Races employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi tonia Loureiro et al, property on Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She George Stedman, both of Stonington, Michael J. Shuonski, property on Street, conveyance tax $42.90. Burnside Avenue, conveyance tax Change of Pace sion of United Technologies Corp., and Carroll Stedman of Hopkinton, Bissell Street, conveyance tax $33. was the wife of Alexander Moser. East Hartford, previously working at ■ Robert J. Dent Jr. et al to Robert $47.85. Mrs. Moser was born Aug, 18,1906, R.I.; three sisters, Mrs. Cecile Raymond A. Bessette et al to Parker et al, property on Holland Alan M. Hobby et al to Rejean G. the former Royal Typewriter Co. of Stillman and Mrs. Caroline in Scotland and had lived on Long Hartford. Thomas P. Rush et al, property on Lane, conveyance tax $63.80. Ray et al, property on Willowbrook To Kane, Duggan Edgecomb, both of North Stonington, Island, N.Y., Where she was a hair Survivors include a daughter, Clayton Road, conveyance tax $70.95. Helen R. Mulcahy to Stephen E. Drive, conveyance tax $46.75. dresser for many years, before com and Mrs. Mary Harvey of West William K. Perry et al to Gary H. Berube, property on Hills Street, James M. Walsh to Stephen Carol, and a nephew. Kingston, R.I.; and seven Day for Mahan By EARL YOST ing to Ellington seven years ago. She Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main McAmdle, property on Lorraine conveyance tax $73.70. Trombeta, property on Timothy had lived in Stafford Springs for the grandchildren. Court, conveyance tax $49.50. Alvan S. Suah et al to John C. Road, conveyance tax $80.30. Sports Editor St., is in charge of arrangements, The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. past four years. which are incomplete. Sunset Homeowners Associate Inc. Peraira et al, property on Chester Ninna Failla to Edward W. Cooper, By EARL YOST Confusion marked the running of the Connecticut AAU 12-mile She is also survived by a daughter, at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm to Herman M. Frechette et al, Street, conveyance tax $55. property on Hollister Drive, con Sports Editor Mrs. Vilhelmine Matson St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose property on Christine Drive, no con championship and the 3-mile run in part two of the fourth annual Mrs. Joseph Pospisil of Ellington; a Anatol Gallagher et al to Anthony veyance tax $48.95. It was fun, a change of pace,” Boston University’s Tom brother, Thomas Elder of Florida; a TOLLAND— Mrs. Vilhelmine Mat- Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. veyance tax. S. Gilkes et al, property on Mohawk MCC-New England Relays competition yesterday afternoon Anthony S. Paitaris et al to Joseph Mahan noted after he copped the 120-yard high hurdles Saturday sister. Mrs. Charles Jenne of Shelter son, 70, of Willimantic died Sunday in There are no calling hours. Diane D. Smith to Lena V. John Drive, conveyance tax $70.95. L. Picard et al, property on Burnside which started and ended on the college campus. Island, N.Y.; and two grandchildren. Hartford. She was the mother of son, property on Taylor Street, con Rene Estates Inc. to Abilio An- Avenue, conveyance tax $69.30. for the third time in the four-year history of the MCC-New Charlie Duggan pulled a ‘Wrong nitskas, came on time yesterday and The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. Peter Matson of Tolland. England Relays. veyance tax $55. tanes et al, property on DePauw Cir Edward J. Doyle to Richard F. Way Corrigan” but was stili abie to won the shorter run in 13:20.6. at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington She is also survived by three other Mrs. Angela L. Tine Joseph M. Klistz Sr. et al to Joseph cle, conveyance tax $88.70. Olmstead et al, property on Belden The defending champion, one of the go home with top award in the 12 Lisa Berry, of West Hartford and Ave., Rockville, Burial will be in sons, a daughter, a sister and 15 M. Klistz Jr. et al, property on James J. Dillon et al to Steven J. Street, conveyance tax $47.85. country’s top competitors in that miler, although he officially entered EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Angela Michigan State, paced the women in Eilington Center Cemetery. grandchildren. Tolland Street, conveyance tax Garvan, property on Sherman event, with his goal, the 1980 Olympic Major disappointment for the 6-1, the shorter run. Leone Tine, 94, of 61 Bliss St. died Richard Lazeren et al to Richard the 12-miier with a 71:59 time and Friends may call at the funeral The funeral is Wednesday at 11 $51.15. Avenue, conveyance tax $71.50. K. Morris et al, property on Matthew Games, is prepping for the Meet of 175-pounder was a ninth place in the Now residing in Gainsville, Fla., a.m. at Potter Funeral Home, 456 Sunday at Manchester Memorial Sue Long led the fairer set over 3 home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Reginald G. Hoode to Thomas R. Robert F. Garfield to John R. Road, conveyance tax $56.10. Champions in Philadelphia this AAU Meet last week on the West prepping for the 1980 Olympics, miles. The family suggests that any Jackson St., Willimantic. Burial will Hospital. She was the widow of Doran et al, property on Scott Circle, Coast. “I just wasn’t up to par. I’ve Yustimich et al property on Burnside Irene V. Kocum et al to John B. weekend and then a tour of Europe Duggan misread road markers and Manchester High’s Ed Lemieux memorial gifts may be made to the be in the new Willimantic Cemetery. Salvatore Tine. conveyance tax $46.75. Avenue, conveyance tax $61.60. Larson, property on Main Street, with an all-star USA squad starting not peaked yet as a hurdler but I hope shortly in the first mile, took the copped the 3-miler in the High Schooi Heart Association of Greater Hart Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Tine was born in Palazzola Stephen D. Barnes et al to Egils A. , Robert Parker et al to James E. conveyance tax $66. in London. to before the Olympic Trials. He was wrong turn and found himself on the Division, one of 10 staged, in 13:30 ford, 310 Collins St,, Hartford, home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Acreide, Province of Siracusa, Italy, Mitrevics, property on Timothy second in the Penn Relays. 12-mile course, not the 3-mile as and had lived in East Hartford for 60 Smith et al, property on Sparrowbush Rene Estates Inc. to Judith R. The 22-year-old, red-head from with Shelia Pekari pacing the women Road, conveyance tax $73.70. Road, conveyance tax $67.10. Mahan is the current Yankee planned. years. She was a member of the Kibbe, property on DePauw Circle, Norwood, Mass., passed up the in 16:43. Richard Pomerleau et al to P.J. Salemi Inc. to John Plaszaj et ■ conveyance tax $64.90. major meet at Rutgers University in Conference and New England inter* Competing for Athletic Attic, and Straznitskas aiso led the sub Figlia di Palazzola Acreide Society Michael C. Pomerleau et al, property al, property at 8 Pheasant Lane, con collegiate champion. The attendance fresh from an easy win in one one- of Hartford. New Jersey on Saturday “because I masters, 35 to 40 age group, with East Hartford Police Report on Howard Court, conveyance tax veyance tax $67.10. Joseph B. Vinich et al to Frank C. just wanted to run and relax'without here, estimated at 1,500, was a far mile feature race on Saturday, Jerry Coulter and Jim Tayior the She is survived by a son, Sebastian $33. Rosemary A. LaPenna to Paul R. Schroll Jr., property on Lincoln any pressure.” Mahan won in 14 cry from the 11,000 that saw Mahan Duggan was clocked in 60:27.9 with best in the 40 and over and 50 and Arnold Tine of East Hartford; a Raymond P. Kiely et al to Kenneth Girard, property on Madison Street, Street, conveyance tax $126.50. seconds, establishing one of the six in the AAU meet last week. defending champion George Straz- over brackets. daughter, Mrs. Pierna Giacolano of A. Berry et al, property on Oak “I just ran for fun today and nitskas 17 seconds behind. The latter East Hartford; two sisters in Italy; a conveyance tax $56.65. Sibarco Corp, to Atlantic Richfield records set during the 56-event Gary Gates of Manchester led all EAST HARTFORD— Police today side Drive. Street, conveyance tax $68.20. program. enjoyed it,” he said. retained his AAU title as only state granddaughter, Mrs. Jessie Maria Rene Estates Inc. to Thomas F. Co., property on School Street, con junior high runners over 3 miles. are searching for a person or persons Virginia I. Miller to Robert J. residents were eligible. The bomb scare turned out to be a Lantieri of East Hartford; three Tedesco et al, property on DePauw veyance tax $36.30. Race officials reported 190 men, who punctured 88 tires on 14 trucks at false alarm, but the traffic lines Pepin et al, property on Laraia Circle, conveyance tax $68.20. Antoinette Pappaceno to Raymond Tim Kane, former University of women and children took part in 60- caused by the gas situation were grandchildren and two great Avenue, conveyance tax $54.45. Connecticut runner, who ran unof- the Union Meat Co., 363 Park Ave. grandchildren. Robert W. Clarke et al to William I J. Bixby, property on Laurel Street, degree temperatures. The estimated damage was $18,480. more real. Drake Franklin Macomber et al to West Jr. et al, undivided half interest fically last year, and trailed Straz- The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 conveyance tax $28.60. The punctured tires were dis Police said they received several Barry Towers et al, property on a.m. from D’Esopo East Hartford on property on Orchard Terrace, con Donald J. Canto Jr. to Robert L. covered by an officer on patrol at complaints about gas stations not Burnside Avenue, conveyance tax '(• Funeral Chapel, High and Carter veyance tax $29.15. McClellan, property on Stanley about 11;45 p.m. Sunday. The officer complying with Gov. Grasso’s odd- $55. streets, with a mass at St. Rose Robert W. Clarke et al Michael J. Street, conveyance tax $11. heard a hissing sound and stopped at even plan, but investigations failed to Emmanuel Manolitsis et al to Breaux et al, undivided half interest Jean Boulay et al to Richard A. the company to check it out. Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Richard A. Rahus et al, property on turn up any clear-cut violations. Mary’s Cemetery. in property on Orchard Terrace, con Police said there was no known Walnut Street, conveyance tax Police arrested a 41-year-old local Friends may call at the funeral veyance tax $29.15. Boulay et al, property on Silver Lane, motive for the incident and a com woman Friday and charged her with $57.75. chapel tonight from 7 to 9 and H 8 J Builders Inc. to P.J. Salemi no conveyance tax. pany spokesman said this morning "I stealing about $1,000 worth of Richard Armand Mature to Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Inc., property on Forest Street near Rene Estates Inc. to Joseph R. don't have any idea who did it.” merchandise over a couple of months Timothy King, property on Cannon DePietro Drive, conveyance tax Deptula et al, property on DePauw while she was employed at a local Mrs. Florence R. Jodoin Road, conveyance tax $65.45. $25.30. Circle, conveyance tax $65.45. The gas situation is causing drug store. Gaetan B. Martin et al to John MANCHESTER — Mrs. Florence Charles D. Billman et al to Nellie Nena B. Geronimo to Louis problems for the police as well as LaPointe et al, property on Middle Jean K. Balasz of 58 Deborah Drive Raymond Jodoin, 93, of 385 W. Center J. Marsey et al, property on Vegnone et al, property on Hender motorists. Police received 11 com Drive, conveyance tax $45.50. / 285 was charged with second-degree St. died Saturday at Manchester Ellington Road, conveyance tax $66. son Drive, conveyance tax $61.60. plaints over the weekend, including a larceny, police said. Memorial Hospital. Allen J. Harrison et al to Mark R. Dolores Amenta to Joseph J. Jerry Marcus et al to Bruce S. V 285 bomb scare Friday afternoon at the Ms. Balasz is scheduled to appear Johnson et al, property on Lawrence O’Connell et al, property on Olsted Mrs. Jodoin was born in East Hane et al, property on Zimmer . 1 Texaco Distribution Center on River in court July 9. Woodstock and had lived in Califor Street, conveyance tax $52.80. Street, conveyance tax $55. Road, conveyance tax $108.35. nia for many years before coming to Manchester six years ago. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Glastonbury Public Records East Hartford Fire Calls Stanley (Leona) Juros of Manchester; four grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Warranty Deeds Olde Stage Road. 74 Shady Hill Lane. The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. A. Lowrie Applegate Jr. and M. Eugene Colson to Tom H. and Anna Winifred S. DeMille to Alan C. and Sunday, 1:21 a.m.—Medical call to 35 Sunday, 4:50 p.m.—Medical call to the Burnside Ave. from the John F. Tierney Funeral Kristin to Thomas P. and Iris G. Fan- M. Huety at south side. Quarry Road. Judith D. Ernst at 206 Framcliff South Green Tavern on Mam Street. Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass ning at 32 Northview Drive, Drive. Sunday, 1:54 a.m.—Auto accident at Sunday, 7:02 p.m.—Vehicle fire at 333 Donald L. and Norma M. Shearer Maple Street near Rt. 2. Forest St. at St. Bridget Oiurch at 10. Burial Eleanor A. Perra and Helen C. to Robert and aaudia G. Beisel at 71 Phiiip Goldberg to Thomas P. Sunday, 4:18 a.m.—Medical call to 43 Sunday, 8:29 p.m.—Dumpster fire at will be in Notre Dame Cemetery, O’Connor to Donald D. and Charlene Cortland Lane. Kane Jr. at north side Hebron Duggan Breaks Tape First Cannon Road. Cumberland Drive. Worcester, Mass. V. Zenor at 72 Chimneysweep Hill ’Thomas P. Kane Jr. to Andrew K. Avenue. Sunday, 5:06 a.m.—False alarm at Sunday, 8:38 p.m.—Public assistance at Friends may call at the funeral Road., Miller at 1245 Hebron Ave. Thomas P. Kane Jr. to Town of Willow Street near Rt. 2, the Center Cem.eterv. home an hour before the service. Arthur C. and Judith A. Schreir to George W. Preli to Willis P. and Glastonbury, open space. Former Springfield College All-American Charlie Duggan Sunday, 6:49 a.m.—Medical call to 452 The family suggests that any Robert B. Taylor at 35 Twelve Acre Madeline C. Schultz at Matson Hill Thomas P. Kane Jr. to Landev Inc % Main St. Today, 12:19 a.m.-Medlc®! call to 30 memorial gifts may be made to the Lane. Road. at Rosewood Subdivision. broke the tape first in two races here on the weekend. He won Sunday, 8:29 a.m.—Medical call to 107 Hillside St. C o n n ecticu t C h ap ter of th e Richard. G. and Linda C. Brady to Edward and Richard Fink to Carol Margaret M. Little to Stephen and the one-mile feature Saturday at Wigren Track and yesterday, Pm Sandra Drive. Today, 5:14 a.m.—Medical call to H em ophilia A ssociation, 295 Kenneth and Priscilla Markstein at W. Bette Jeanne Slivlnsky at Honda G. Margolls and Stanley K. shown above, won the AAU 12-mile feature on the MCC campus. Sunday, 12:25 p.m.—Brush fire to 115 Prestige Park Circle. George Straznitskas Lisa Berry Treadwell St., P.O. Box 4366, 89 Gideon Lane. Griswold Street. Peck and Jane Sarah at con (Herald photo by Roback) Tim Kane Nutmeg Lane. Today, 7:52 a.m.—Medical call to 135 Second in 12 miler Women's Best in 12 Miles Three-Mile Champ Sunday, 12:38 p.m.—Brush fire at Rt. 2. Prestige Park Circle. Hamden, Conn. 06514. Ucello and Ireland Builders Inc. to Franklin H. and Judith A. Kennedy dominium number three at 10 Butter Michael H. and Martha J. West at to F. Warren and Anna L. Lemme at nut Drive. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1979 EVENING HEFWLD. Mon.. June 25. 197S — PAGE THIRTEEN Tired Piniella Anderson^s Weekend Standings Legion Bows, Little League Torrez ISational League 'I'ONIGIIT'S tlAMES each had two hits for Janitorial, NMIONXI.I \in i AiiHiilili'a v». Oilers, fi —Lelier Standings: American Legion 11-4, EuhI The Blues belted the Medics. 32-3 Army & Navv vs. Bob's, (> Civitan 8-7, Army & Navy 7-7, Friday at Buckland. W L Pet. GB - f t mlili ll Shakily Montreal _ Janitorial 7-8, Bob’s 4-11. Paul Guardino singled, doubled, Exhibits Punch Ends on Happy Note 39 25 .609 Wins Twinbill C urler's vs. Aiilo T rim . 6 St. Louis 34 29 tripled and homered: Jim Connelly Mike Hargrove’s sharp single to .540 4'z —Biieklev NEW YORK (UPI) - Lou first game, Dave Edwards’ run Pittsburgh 34 30 .531 5 K\ LKN AI STKR NMIONAI. singled, tripled and homered: Chris right. Piniella fielded the ball and NEW YORK (UPI) - Earl Brian Fcshler hurled a two-hitter Corrow fanned 15 and contributed Piniella says he’s physically Gets By scoring single in the seventh snapped Philadelphia 36 33 5 ’/ 2 lli'ralil S|Kiiii<« rilvr threw a perfect strike to catcher Weaver was hoping for another American League .522 AMERICAN tired and for that reason in a 3-3 tie and led the Twins to victory Chicago 33 31 .516 6 Two out of three to lead Moriarty Bros, over Nichols three hits and Mike Carroll singled Thurman Munson, who had an easy • miracle finish to cap off a very wouldn’t be bad for most, but for the Seven runs in the second inning Tire, 8-0, Friday at Buckley. twice for the Blues. Corrow hurled a sists he is not producing up to behind the sterling relief pitching of New York 26 37 .413 12>/2 Manchester American powered Civitan past American play on Hassey to end the threat. BOSTON (UPp — It’s ^ t- prosperous weekend. Sparky this weekend but we had 10 win one Mike Bacsik. Legion baseball team it was a lost Keshler and Jeff Kennedy each had two-hitter. his capabilities. But the New York starter Ed Figueroa was sooner or later.” ftesl weekend. Legion, 9-4, Friday at Waddell. a pair, of blows for Moriarly's. ting all too familiar for Mike Anderson was hoping for an Rangers 5-7, A's 1-2 W L Pet. Joe Metevier rapped a grandslam Cleveland Indians nnay have a removed after three innings with a Staub stroked an RBI triple with GB The Post 102 entry was three outs Torrez, those first’ inning even break to put an end to a Pat Putnam cracked a pinch-hit, Houston 44 29 .603 homer and double and Glenn Boggini hard time believing it. sore right elbow and Jim Kaat one out in the ninth to help the Tigers away Saturday from sole possession winning markers. INTERN \TI()N\L blues. But the self-proclaimed miserable one. three-run homer in the eighth inning Cincinnati 37 33 .529 5‘i hurled well to pace Civitan. Larry INT. FARM The New York right fielder pitched 2 2-3 innings of one-run relief snap a five-game losing streak while of first place in Zone Eight. Instead, Bill Frobel in relief took the win. Two three-run innings and the one- of the nightcap to complete a double- San Francisco 35 36 .493 8 Stansford had two of Legion’s seven The Lawyers trimmed 7-Eleven, 8- knocked in two runs, stole a base to to gain his first decision with New Sultans of Swing always seem “j expected us to come up with ending Dennis Martinez’ personal 10- Bloomfield rallied for seven runs in Manchester starter Ken Brasa absor hit pitching of Pete Frankovitch led header sweep for Texas. Johnny Los Angeles 32 41 .438 12 hits. 2, Friday at Verplanck. set up another run and threw out his York. Ron Davis took over in the to come to the rescue. something in the ninth inning,” said game winning streak. Ellis’ three-run homer highlighted a the top of the seventh for a 10-9 duke bing the loss. Boland Oil to a 7-3 win over the San Diego 32 42 .432 12'2 Bob’s Gulf nipped Modern Scott Bellone and Harry Dalessio fourth runner in five games Sunday sixth and struck out six batters in 31- For the second straight start, Weaver. “We tried hard to get it Rich Dauer hit a two-run homer for to take command of the top rung. Manchester s.truck for seven Lawyers Friday at Leber Field. five-run fifth that carried the Atlanta 27 43 .386 15'.2 each had three hits and Ken Gancarz 3 innings to earn his third save. Torrez started out shakily as he started but we weren’t able to do it. I Baltimore in the fourth inning and There was some solace for markers in the bottom of the third in Janitorial, 7-6, at Waddell Field. The win clinched the league title to help the Yankees post an 8-2 vic Rangers to their triumph in the first doubled for the Lawyers, now 6-9. tory over Cleveland for their fourth There was some indecision walked the first two men he faced guess I’m just becoming a little Staub had a solo blast in the fifth for Suniluv's R c h iiI is Manchester as it took an exhibition the opener against Salem. Ken Hill Rob Roya had three hits and John for Boland. 13-2. game. Winning pitcher Harry Dalessio straight triumph. whether the win would go to Kaat or and yielded two runs. But the hard- spoiled.” Detroit. Lopez, 3-1, retired nine Philadelphia 5. Montreal 12 doubleheader yesterday from Salem, and Howie Furlong walked forcing in Gallant and Dave Simler hit well for Sue Wallace and Elijah McFolley Royals 5, Angels 2 fanned 12, hurling a three-hitter. Piniella is usually platooned in the Davis since Figueroa worked only throwing right Weaver’s Baltimore Orioles, who straight batters and struck out five Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 0 Mass., by scores of 8-7 and 9-4. runs and Blake and Brasa each had 2- Bob’s. each doubled and singled lor Boland. Elennis Leonard, continuing his Losing pitcher Ray Jam es fanned 11. outfield, but with Reggie Jackson on three innings and could not get credit hander settled entered Sunday’s contest against over the final three innings. New York 6. St. Louis 2 Manchester, 4-2 in the Zone and 8-4 RBI blows. Linsenbigler singled in Bill Fleming and Dave Harmon Billy Prignano foiled the no-hit bid comeback from an elbow injury, 7-Eleven is now 8-7. the disabled list, nursing torn muscle for the victory. down and the Detroit with a nine-game winning E lsew here in the. A merican Cincinnati 8. San Francisco 7 overall, returns to Zone Eight piay the other tally, for the Lawyers, now 6-8. allowed just three hits and F r ^ Hartford Road Dairy Queen fibers in his left leg, he has seen “I don’t want to sound greedy but I Boston bats came streak, pulled out two victories over League, Minmesota swept Chicago 4- Houston 4. San Diego 1 tonight against Stafford at Eagle Salem scored five times in the The Oilers toppled Hartford Road Patek and George Brett drove in two stopped the Oilers. 13-3, Saturday at would have been disappointed if I alive as the Red the Tigers earlier in the weekend 3 and 7-1, Boston downed Toronto 8-4, Atlanta 4. Los Angeles 2 Field, site of the three weekend tilts, fifth, two in the sixth, but Mark Dairy Queen, 10-3, in a Saturday en more playing time. runs apiece to help Kansas City to a Verplanck. With New York leading 3-1 in the didn’t get the win,” said Kaat, who Sox thumped the with dramatic ninth-inning hemers. New York trounced Cleveland 8-2, Today's Gaines at 6 o’clock. Butler in relief slammed the door Baseball counter. sweep of its three-game series with Jim Adams had four hits, Ron second inning, Ron Hassey allowed one run on three hits. “I Toronto Blue Jays But Aurelio Lopez' three hitless in Texas swept Oakland 5-1 and 7-2, Philadelphia’ (Carlton 8-7) at Bloomfield, 5-1 in the Zone, took a shut and saved the win for Hill. P.nul Laniieri and Todd California. Mitrowski three doubles and Dave attempted to score from second on thought I pitched effectively.” 8-4 Sunday to Sweep nings of relief and Rusty Staub’s Kansas City dumped California 3-2 Chicago (Reuschel 5-5) 3-0 lead in the top of the first and Blake was 3-for-4 with three RBIs JUNIOR LEGION MacFarlane each had two hits and Brewers 7, Mariners 4 Einsiedel two blows for DQ, which the three-game ninth-inning RBI triple gave the and Milwaukee topped Seattle 7-4 in Pittsburgh (Candelaria 5-6 and starter Bill Campbell had a no-hitter to pace the locals. With Jon Dubois scoring the win- Kyle Dougan tripled for the Oilers. 9- Paul Molitor’s RBI single in the top captured the league title for the third weekend series. Tigers a 6-4 victory. 12 innings. Rooker 2-1) at New York (Swan 7-5 going into the fourth. But In the nig.htcap, Manchester ming run on a wild pitch in the bot 5. Winning pitcher Keith Bycholski of the 12th snapped a 4-4 tie and year in a row. Paul Fultry doubled “If I can just get “I have to be impressed with my Twins 4-7, While Sox 3-1 and Falcone 0-5), N Manchester sent 14 men to the piate. snapped a 3-3 tie with a five-run fifth tom of the seventh inning, the fanned 12. Pete Einsiedel doubled Milwaukee added a pair of insurance for the Oilers, DQ went to 10-4. the Long Distance Run by that damn first young team,” said Anderson, who Roy Smalley helted three doubles Montreal (Sosa 4-4 and Schatzeder and scored nine times in the inning inning. Eric Gauruder doubled one Manchester Junior Legion baseball and singled and Rick Longo tripled runs to down Seattle. Bill Castro Oilers 5-9 with the verdict. inning,” said Torrez, who gave up shows a dismal 3-9 record since and scored two runs and Jerry pitched four scoreless innings for the 2-1) at St. Louis (Schultz 4-2) for a 9-3 advantage. run home, Hill walked forcing in team nipped Connor's of West Hart for DQ "I '' 12 . Miles .V VI'’Men ’'"8 nOpen — five hits and fanned six in upping his taking over the Tigers earlier in the Koosman broke a personal six-game victory. Dan Meyer homered for the andVuckovich 6-4), 2, N Big blow in the explosion was Dave another and Jon Brandt deposited a ford, 5-4, Saturday morning in an . r-t r n n n u „ 1, Tim Kauc 12:20.6,2. Wes Fedorchak, record to 8-4. In his last start, Torrez month. “We had a lot of tough breaks losing streak in the nightcap. In the Mariners. Cincinnati (Seaver 4-5 and LaCoss Blake’s grandslam homer, a 375-foot bases clearing three-run double to exhbition tilt at Eagle Field. 1. Charlie Duggan. 2. Bob Clifford, 3, 3 Ronald Knapp, 4, Ken Gankofskie, 5. gave up three first-inning runs beford 8-1) at Houston (Nieman 2-0 and shot over the rightfield barrier. Mike right center. Dubois reached on a two-out, two- Chris Doyle, 4. Dale Hollister, 5. Ed Mark Stevenson, 6. Adam Hayes, 7. EH Legion Winner the R ^ Sox rallied to win 13-3. - Richards 6-6), 2, N Linsenbigler and Kyle Ayer each had Gary Shaw singled home an in base outfield error and moved to Yergeau, 6. Phil Gross. 7. Larry David Locke, 8. Alex Appelbaum, 10. Bob “I just wish 1 wouldn’t walk San Diego (P erry 7-5) at Los two hits, the latter knocking in a run surance m arker in the sixth, third on a George Hanion single. He By KKVIN UA.SKY and scored as Dave Fournier reached Woykowsky. 8. Richard Walsh, 9. Pat Eckerle. anybody. It’s getting to be a mental came charging home with the game- Brand, 10. Nick Valerive. Time 60.27.9 W omen's Open Angeles (Sutcliffe 7-5), N with each, in the frame. Butler went the distance to notch Corri-spoiiilnil on an error. Fournier later scored on thing,” said Torrez. “Maybe I’ll try Arm^ Bat Atlanta (Solomon 3-3) at San Fran Twelve men went to the plate in the win. He fired a four-hitter, winner on a wild pitch, barreling a double error. Vt om en's Open 1. Sue Long Somers, CT 16:26, 2. Pat Christenson Getting a two-hit shutout from something different, like have over the pitcher and jarring the ball 1. Lisa Berry, 2. Monica Starret, 3. Wassils, 3. Lisette Hautau, 4. Monie Wat- cisco (Montefusco 1-3), N the Bloomfield seventh. Four hits walked three and famned nine. righthander Gregg McGowan, East Dinu Peruccio and Cook had RBI someone stand in at home plate when loose. Sarah Dunwoody, 4. Anastasia Mustone, son, 5. Katie Hennessey, 6. Kathy Chap- and four walks produced the damage Gauruder was 2-for-3 and Linsen Hartford blanked Windsor. 5-0, singles in the fourth off reliever Jeff I’m warming up. But after the first, I Hanlon got credit for the win in Borden. 5. Danielle Schiffer. Time 71,59. man. with Mike Fisher’s full count single bigler knocked in two runs to pace yesterday in American Legion Zone felt real comfortable. Maybe ’American League relief, hurling 1 2 3 innings. Pau. driving in the tying and game- Manchester. Eight baseball action at Shea Park. Chris Maher started and took the Men's High School everything is starting to move.” Puts Halter ^ East Peck went the first 5 13 innings. on Expos loss for Windsor. Doug Sarant had The Post 77 club is now 3-1 in the 1. Ed Lemicux Manchester 13:40, 2, The Red Sox, who’ve adopted the W Pet. GB Alex Britnell singled and belted a Doug Meek, 3. Ken Colliton, 4. Pete both Windsor safeties. EW YORK (UPI) - scored on singles by Jerry Turner Baltimore .671 - mammoth two-run homer, a 350-foot Zone, Windsor 1-4. East Hartford is Siih-Masters (33-40 yrs.) Anthony, 5. John Lahda. nickname Sultans of Swing after the Softball and Dan Briggs. Boston at Enfield tonight at 6 o'clock. 1. George Straznitskas, 2. Jeff Lan popular song, got two-run homers Having watched his team- ( National League .638 2'/z shot, to pace Manchester with Women's High School fro m F re d Braves 4, Dodgers 2 Milwaukee .569 7 Hanlon also delivering two hits. McGowan required 79 pitches, caster, 3. Ray Stone, 4. Ralph Walde, 5. 1. Sheila Pekari East Hampton 16:43, 2. Lynn and Carl RRRtes fizzle at the plate TOMGII'I’S GAMES Oil Heat 4-4, F arr's 3-5, Center Congo issued one walk and struckout five. Dick Ashley, Time 60:44. Yastrzemski to win their sixth game _ „n p ato H lv th i« - Rookie Rick Matula hurled a New York .542 9 Soccer Kathy Kittredge, 3. Kathy Fournier, 4. season in SBM vs. Eastern, 6 —Cheney 2- 6, Annulli 1-7. in the iast seven. In Torrez’s last four re p e d ie u iy im s game in the NL in pitching the Mets seven-hitter for his first major- Detroit .478 13yz ALUMNI ,|l NIOR He ailow'ed only four base runners, Maggie Sullivan, 5. Cheryl Walsh. to victory over the Cardinals before Postal vs. CBT. 6 —Neho retiring the last nine in a row. wins, the Red Sox have scored 46 g^lTieS W ith the Montreal league complete game and Joe Nolan Cleveland .464 14>/2 Mari-Mads bested Manchester 50,163 — third largest regular season riirifty's vs. Tees. 7:30 —Neho NIKE East Hartford scored three times JUNIOR Masters (40 years+ Boy's Jr, High runs. Expos, pitcher Larry Christen- amove in two runs in a four-run Toronto .311 26 Credit Union, 9-5, Saturday at the crowd in Busch Stadium history. Zeinhrowski's \s. Kitehen, 6 Lathrop Insurance trimmed in the second. Mike Cook walked, Racers 3 (Gary Wood 2. Rob 1. Jerry Coulter, 2. Richard MacKen- 1. Gary Gates Manchester 14:36, 2, “You just have to try and hold the son of the Philadelphia Phillies fourth inning in pacing the the West Side Oval. Harry Veal, 3. Steve Kittredge, 4. Tom Hassler, acquired two weeks ago — Keeney Cherrone’s, 9-8. Friday at Nike Field. stole second and came around on Melley I, Knights 2 (Dwayne Albert, zie, 3. Vin Fandetti, 4, Alan Haught, 5. opposition down until the (hitting! decided it was time to take Braves to victory over the Dodgers. Will Leslie and Brian Gaskell each Ashley, 5. John Fitzgerald. from Boston after pitching five years Pet. GB Tierney's vs. l.aMrada. 6 Jim Dowling. Bob Young, Mel Kevin Hickey's RBI single to right. Jamie GembalaI. Jim Sullivan. Time 72.40. machine warms up,” Torrez said. Reggie Smith homered for Los had three hits for the winners, who matters into his own hands. in the American League, allowed California .568 —Fitzgerald Bidwell and Rich and Dave Romano He took second on the throw home Tomahawks won by forfeit over Grand Masters (50yrs+) Girls' Jr. High “Warming up I feit good, but I think Angeles. also drew 11 bases on balls. 1. Kerry Begley Enfield 18:21, 2, Jane Christenson, watching from the only singles to Tony Scott in the Kansas City .542 2 Nassiff vs. Thrifty's, 6 —Nike each stroked two hits for Lathrop. Bicentennials. 1. Jim Taylor, 2. Francis DiMarco, 3. I’m trying to be too fine. It has a lot Texas .542 2 Joe LaRocco, 4. Robert Wasson, 5. Demarco, 3. Alice Mealy, 4. Lisa bench as the Phillies were one-hit by fourth and Lou Brock in the sixth Aeaiiia vs. Gus's, 7:30 —Nike Mike Crockett and Cari Ogren each Bowering, 5. Karen Severson. to do with my concentration.” Minnesota ,529 3 Harold Leuttjend. Time 75.24. Yastrzemski passed two Steve Rogers Saturday while drop before giving way to Murray in the B e 11 i V e a II vs. A n g e 1 s . 6 had two hits for Cherrone's. Weight Workouts ping their eighth game in a row to the seventh after the Cardinals pushed Chicago .451 8 —Rohertson Standings: Acadia 6-1, Flo's 5-3, miiestones in going three-for-four. Summer weight lifting Expos, used his bat as well as his across two runs. Seattle .419 11 Bogner's vs. Moriarly's, 7:.30 Lathrop 5-3, Multi Circuits 4-3. $5,000— $10,000 He now has 1,005 extra base hits workouts for anyone in Track and Field Results iriTo Pi^'^hing arm Sunday to help Reds 8, Giants 7 Oakland .297 20 —Rohertson Cherrone’s 4-4. Westown 3-4, Wilson passing Bonus Wagner to move terested in playing footbali $20,000— $50,000 mio Philadelphia end its jinx with Mon Ken Griffey’s bases-loaded Pair in Upset Sunday's Results 3- 4. Gus's 0-8. 14th place. And his 2,944 hits enabled Men's Open Women's High School treal. sacrifice fly with one out in the NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (UPI) - Minnesota 4-7, Chicago 3-1 EASTERN at Manchester High this $100,000 800— 1. Rakin Walker, 2:00.2,2. Robert him to pass Frank Robinson to move Mile — 1, Cindy Arico 5:16,5, 2. Sheiki The Phillies’ right-hander allowed eighth inning scored Dave Collins Paul Friedman and Sally Strauss, up Detroit 6, Baltimore 4 Standings: Army & Navy. 6-2, INDY fall will begin tonight at Sm all Goehring, 3. Richard Paige. into I8th place. 5:30 in the gym area. UP TO $200,000 OR MORE Pekari, 3. Kathleen Kittredge. eight hits in six innings on the mound and enabled the Reds to snap a four- set a veteran field Sunday to win a New York 8, Cleveland 2 North Methodist 6-2, Postal Telephone Society blistered 120 Hurdles — 1. Tom Mahan 14.0 100 Yard Hurdles — 1. Carolyn “I stayed down on the ball and Workouts will be held but was more awesome at the plate game losing streak. The Reds, 13.1 mile half marathon that started Boston 8, Toronto 4 Employees 6-2, Rockwell 3-3, CBT 4- Mota's, 18-1. Friday at Nike Fieid. Boston, MA., 2. Jim Hennessey, 3. Ray ChesnutlO.0,2. Betsy Hadigian, 3. Crystal didn’t step out or come off it,” said every Monday, Wednesday Angypowic. as he banged out a solo homer and trailing 6-1 after five innings, scored in White Plains with a record field of Texas 97, Oakland 1-2 4, Alliance Printing 3-4, Second Tim Moriarty, Bob Lynn and Larry Spencer. the Boston captain, who professes no and Friday evening from B usiness MONEY 220 — 1. Richie Edwards 21.8, 2. Ed two doubles in helping Philadelphia in the sixth inning om George 4,163 and finished at Iona College. Kansas City 5, California 2 Congo 2-6, Dean Machine 0-7. Carlson each had three hits and Gary 100 Yard Dash — 1. Pam Floyd 11.2, 2. concern as he passes the greats on 5:30 to 7:30 thru August 17. Brown, 3. Darryl Rich. to a 5-2 triumph. Foster’s 16th homer and added four Friedman, a Rutgers junior, took Milwaukee 7, Seattle 4 Laforce and Gene Gale two apiece AVAILABLE FOR Del Greer, 3. Anita Homes. the hit list. Any questions contact 4x100 Relay — 1. Lemans T.C. 42:9, 2. 220 Yard Dash — 1. Jeremy Edmonds Philadelphia third baseman Mike runs in the seventh when they the lead from Yonkers’ Pete Squires CANDLELIGHT for Telephone. Carlson homered. N.Y. Pioneer Club, 3. New Britain T & F. Yastrzemski and Lynn both con Today's Games Coach Jack Holik, 644-1148. ANY GOOD REASON 25.6, 2. Lorrine Dortch, 3. Merle Schmidt felt the club’s recent slide in bunched five hits — one a bases- at the 10-mile mark after running Cleveland (Garland 3-7) at Allied Printing nipped Moriarty Three different players had one hit Loans 440 Yard Run — 1. .7s Williams 50.8, 2. nected off Toronto loser Phil Huff Montgomery. the standings and terrible perfor loaded single by Johnny Bench — to neck-and-neck with Squires for most Baltimore (Stone 4-5), N Bros., 9-8, Friday at Fitzgerald. each for Mota’s. 3QU1Z Rory Edwards, 3. Steve Simonson. 4x110 Relay — 1. (Cady, Perry, man, 4-8, the first of three Jays’ mance against Montreal would be of the race. The 20-year-old finished Bob Green had three hits and Don For established cr new Long Jump— 1. Andre Gibson 23’ 3 rout starter Bob Knepper. Jack Clark New York (Clay 1-2) at Toronto Standings: Dairy Queen 7-0, Murphy, Johnson) Groton T.C. 52.3, 2. pitchers. Lynn’s first-inning homer rectified during the second half of the with a time of 1:04.58, just off the Leonard and Joe Tarvano two apiece independent business 2. David Mobley, 3. Herb Davis. knotted the score and Yaz’s belt off had a three-run homer for the Giants. (Underwood 1-10), N Telephone 5-2. Turnpike 5-3, Thrifty’s CCAA, 3. Elite Int. season. meet record of 1:04.49.7. for Allied. Karl Hosel ripped three 4x440 Relay — 1. Bronx YMCA (ger the right-field foul pole gave Boston Astros 4, Padres 1 3-3, Nassiff Camera 3-5, Peppino’s 3- 4x440 Relay - 1. CCAA 4:06.03, 2. East Two Camps hits and Paul Frenette and Rich Operating Capital Expansion man, Cruz ’Thomas Brown) 3:25.4,2. N.Y. Catholic, 3. Groton T.C. an 8-2 lead in the fifth and sent Huff “We’re down 8-1 in an 18-game Joaquin Andujar tossed a seven- In the women’s division the 19- 5, Nelson 2-6. Mota’s 1-5. Belekewicz two apiece for MBs. Inventory Building Loans Pioneer Club, 3. N.Y. Pioneer Club. Long Jump — 1. Andrienne Pitts CCAA man to the showers. series,” mentioned Schmidt, “But hitter and drove in a run with a year-old Strauss, a seventh-place While heavyweight Dennis Jordan Pole Vault — 1. John Johnston 14’, 2. that’s only half the games we have to sacrifice fly to spark the Astros to finisher last year, coasted to an easy Frenette homered. DUST\ 16’ IV4” , t Doreen Berry, 3. Del Greer. “I like his fastball. He had good shuttles between here and New York New Equipment Improvements Ray Angypowic. Shot Put — 1. Mary Pine, 37' 64(1”, 2. their sixth straight triumph. An win in 1:20.45, almost two minutes S tan d in g s: Z ipser Club 13-3, Standings: North End Fire 7-0, Mile — 1. Charlie Dugan, 4:20.5, 2. veiMityvelocitv anaand it t was live anaand nehe P'^^ t,,e before the City in training for his June 29 battle Farm Loans Farm Equipment Marge Heinold, 3. Pat Walsh, dujar, 8-4, lost his shutout bid in the ahead of second-place finisher Liz with Springfield’s Charlie Polite, the M o riarty ’s 11-5, F o g a rty ’s 9-5, B.A. 5-3, Trash-Away 5-3, Town Rakian Walker, 3. Richard Cave. spotted it well, Yastrzemski said of All-Starah.c*,, game. tu The,. Tr.„r>;(c,Expos are one »rof sixth when Paul Dade walked and Levy. Employees 4-4, Jaycees 3-4, Angels 3- Applications Taken by Phone. High Jump — 1. Marcia Gordon 5’2”, 2. the Blue Jays’ rookier hurler. “But latter also boasts two training camps Bogner’s 9-5, Allied Printing 8-7, Javelin - 1. Mike Tarnowicz 218’ 5”, 2. Anne Temple, 3. Debbie Clark. the best teams and they have been 5, Belliveau Painters 2-5, Vittner’s 2- Ken Appel, 214’2”, 3. Karl Molitoris. he threw too many off-speed pitches in sharpening himself for the Talaga Associates 7-8, Jaycees 4-12. CALL: Javelin — 1, Pamela Clough 138’ 4”, 2. lucky because they haven’t had any 6 . Shot Put — 1. Pacey Pet 46’3V4”, 2. and was behind the hitters all the rematch. They tangle in a ten- DAVE LODA 236-5411 Heinold, Marjori, 3. Patricia Walsh, injuries.” George Yousefzdeh, 3. Art Guerra. time.” rounder at the Hartford Civic Center Men's High School Division High Jump — 1. Van Dorsey 6'8”, 2. Elsewhere in the NL, Chicago CHARTER OAK Fast Pitch - - Queens Bow in Ohio on Friday, June 29. “I’m always in WM.T ALSTON'S FIRST Toll Free 1 800 626-6544 Pete Boucher, 3. Pat Augeri. 880 Yard Run — 1. Jodice Bill 2:04.1, 2. blanked Pittsburgh 5-0, New York shape,” boasts the Home City ring Tierney’s got past F a rr’?. 5-4, CRGFPL Woodrow Wilson, 3. Nick Horan. YEAR AS DODSER Triple Jump — 1. Herb Davis, 50'7” trimmed St. Louis 6-2, Cincinnati One win and two losses were netted doubled and homered and knocked in veteran, who as a Hamden County Friday at Fitzgerald. Windsor Locks mustered only five MANASER WAS IS 54. (Record), 2. David Mobley, 3. Thomas 120 Yard Hurdles — 1. Charles SMALL BUSINESS SERVICE CENTER, edged San Francisco 8-7, Houston by the Hartford Road Dairy Queen five runs. sheriff is physical director at the Jim Sweeney, Harry Roy, Bill hits but received 18 bases on balls in WHO WON THE N.L. Stokes. Poliansky 15.2, 2. Louis Carroll 3. Harry beat San Diego 4-1 and Atlanta women’s softball team last weekend The locals were eliminated by the Hamden County Jail. Grant and Gary Minor each had two skipping past Formal’s Inn, 10-8, RACE THAT YEAR ? National AAU 56 Pound Weight ’Throw Carr. downed Los Angeles 4-2. at the Pepsi-Queen City Invitational Kentucky Pavers, 12-5, with the hits for Tierney’s. Steve MacDonald Saturday at Fitzgerald Field. A. DODDERS COMMERCIAL CREDIT — 1. Bob Rodgers 39’7V4”, 2. B. Olsen, 3. 220 Yard Dash — 1, Nick Horan 23.3, 2. Cubs 5, Pirates 0 M. Grisko. Khan Lester, 3, James Sorosiak. Tournament in Cincinnati, Ohio. winners scoring nine times in the had three hits and Steve Keeney, Lisa Tilden and Kathy Cooney each B. SIANTS Jerry Martin capped a four-run C. BRAVES a fin.mcirtl service ol 56 lb. Masters— 1 Irv Black28’10V4”, 2. 100 Yard Dash— 1. John Hamilton 10.3, DQ dropped its first encounter to first. DQ catcher Kathy Waiting was 19th hole Earl Muller, Bill O’Brin and Jason had three hits and Marge Botteron CONTROL DATACOKI’OIUATION Paul Meyer. 2. James Sorosials, 3. Les Khan. eighth inning with a three-run homer accidently hit in the head by'a bat, Jones two apiece for F arr’s, and Karen Wright two apiece for the Benoit Cops Race the 1973 National champions, SiNVIQ :J3MSUE 56 lb. Junior Div. — 1. Rodgers, 2. 4x110 Relay — 1. (Hamilton, Grimes, and Rick Reuschel scattered five hits Sweeney Chevrolet of Ohio, by a 9-6 taken to the hospital where 10 Standings: LaStrada Pizza 6-2, Penguins. Marcy MacDonald added a PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - Joan Tallwood Meyers, 3. Borrelli. Cory, Quinn) Portsmouth H.S. 45.7, 2. in leading the Cubs to their eighth count. Judy Lauder, Lee Lague, Jean stitches were required, but was able Highland Park Market 6-2, homer in the losing effort. CCAA, 3. Gorillas, Benoit of Cape Elizabeth, Me., won a Sprint Medley — 1. N y Pioneer Club triumph in their last 10 games. Mar to return home with the team. TWO-MAN BEST Manchester Pizza 5-3, Tierney’s 5-3, Form al’s is now 3-1. Mile Run — 1. Pete Anthony 4:31.3, 2. 15-kilometer race Sunday with a McAdam and Barb Startup each had (Robinson, Russell, Rich, Rivera) 3:34.7, tin, playing center field, preserved two hits in the loss. Lague and Lauder each had two B.ALL - Gross — Joe 2. L.T.C., 3. N Y Pioneer Club. George Lonergan. 3. John Lahda. world record clocking of 51:27.05. Reuschel’s shutout by throwing out Poulin-Bill Twardy 67, Jim 4x440 Relay — 1, Manchester Striders The old women’s mark of 51:37.0 The Queens kept on going with a 15- hits, the latter homering. Willie Stargell at the plate in the se Tymon-Stan Domian 68, 40-8-32, Reggie Mosher 39- 3:39.4, 2. Manchester H.S., 3, St. Paul’s was set last year by Marty Coosey. 0 belting of the Connecticut Startup and McAdam were each 6- cond inning. Bill Buckner also for-10, Lagufe 6-for-12, Lauder 5-for-7, John Neligon-Paul Petry 7-32; C — Skip Gozzo 40-12- H.S. The men’s title was picked up by independents from Stratford. Thir Pole Vault — 1. Robert Loftus homered for the Cubs. teen runs in the last three innings Gilmartin 5-for-12 while Birdsey had 69; Net — Bruce Belcher- 28. Herb Lindsay of East Lansing, Brookfield 12’ 6”, 2. Dan Brimley, 3. Mels 6, Cardinals 2 sealed the victory. Startup, McAdam six RBI with a double, triple and Bruno F rigo 58, Jim . BEST 16 - A — Jim Mark Fiengo. Mich., who covered the hilly course Andy Hassler, with relief help Ritchie-Ed McLaughlin 58, GM homer. Mary 66-11-55; B - Bob in 44:17. and Betsy Gilmartin each had three Women’s Open Long Jump — 1. Shawn Sims 22’ 644”, 2. from Dale Murray, won his first hits in a 21-hit attack. Cindy Birdsey Dairy Queen is now 14-9. Joe Vinsko-Sal Bonelli 59, Lauritzen 68-15-53, Paul A78-13 whitewall, plus $1.74 Andrew Bevins, 3. Dennis Webster. FET, no trade neeijed Mile — 1. Alison Ouelch 5:06.8 Frank Roche-Mike Davis Guillemette 68-14-54, (Record), 2. Joan Starrett, 3. Joan Huff High Jump — 1. Barney Grant 6’ 6” Jr. 59, Warren Royce-Walt Reggie Mosher 68-14-54; C AUTO man. (Record), 2. Bob Hopson, 3. Chris Kelley, Burinskas 60, Walt — Skip Gozzo 73-24-49. 100 Yard Hurdles — 1. Marge Walker MHS. 19th hole Kokoszka-Gerry Shot Put — 1. Garry Burby 35’ 544”, 2. Lopez Win ‘Special’ (_ LADIES - Net - Lil 15.9, 2. Laura Pesce, 3. Pam Dickerson. Rocheieau 60, Ken Cota-Al Hunter 99-25-74; Better 100 Yard Dash — 1. Amy Davis 12,0, 2. John Goergipn, 3. Chris Pennington. Marcacci 60, Gene REPAIRS Javelin — 1. John Ward 176’ 3”, 2. GOVERNOR’S CUP Clark 7917-62, Orlando An Nine — Jo Chupas 45-12-33; 0 Howard Rebecca, 3, Michelle McMahan, Country Club Botteron-Dale Andrews 60, Bruce Chamberlain, 3. Garry Burby. HERSHEY, Pa. “I’m very happy to have FINAL - Rich Long nulli 77-14-63, Jim Melley Best 16 — Jo Chupas 80-23- 4x100 Relays - 1. Tip Aster 51.5, 2. BEST 12 - Class A — Lon Bob Russeli-Ted Blasko 61, “ H om e of Mr. Qoodwrench" Triple Jump — 1. Winston Adams 44’ (UPI) — Nancy Lopez won it,” said the 22-year- defeated Stan Hilinski 4 78-15-63, C.D. McCarthy 77- 57. Gateway T.C., 3. Rocky Hill. Annulli 43-3-40, Woody Jim Aufman-Dave Rutz 61. 444”, 2. Dennis Webster, 3. Glen Muttart. old Lopez, who finished in a 14-63; D — Charlie Whelan NET - A — Becky Rubin GOODTUR POIVGIAS 220 Yard Dash - 1. Rosetta Caldwell wanted to give herself and 2. Special Events Clark 45-2-43, Dave Kaye SWEEPS - Gross — Paul 89-18-71, B — Jeanette • Complete Mechanical Service 27,8,2. Tracy Potter, 27.9,3. Dorren Best. a nice going-away pre tie for 13th here last year WOMEN’S ABCD - 8922-58, John Riedon 91-29 440 Yard Run — 1, Jeremy Edmonds to snap her five- 44-1-43, Ward Holmes 46-3- Petry 73, Bill Twardy 74 Campbell 96-28-68; C - • Collision Repelr 4x110 Yard Relay (5th and 6th Grade sent from an area 43; B — Bob Reynolds 43-5- Edna Hilinski-Oliue Fagan- 62, George Blount 88-26-62, CCAA 56,2 (Record), 2. Lorraine Dortch, Girls) — 1. CT Pacers Track Club (Carey, tournament winning Oiga Skinner-Ann Teets Ray Remes 83-21-62; Low (matching cards); Net — Gloria Meurant 113-40-73. • Auto Painting 3. Wendy Dickenson, Bell, Ardrychowski, Lyon) 63.0, 2. which is fiiled with “a streak. "There’s a iot of 38, Ray Gordon 46-5-41, Mike Davis Jr. 83-20-63, BEITER NINE - A - Willy Oleksinski 47-5-42, plus 23, Lynn Prior-Flo gross — Rich Long 75, Rich 880 Yard Run — 1. Hope McGibbon Glastonbury Jr. TC (McHugh, Carty, iot of good memories” good memories here for Barre-Mary Anderson- Riordan 75. Walt Burinskas 82-18-64, Mary Heslin 40-7-33; B — • Low Cost Service Rentals 2:21.4, 2. Alison Quelch, Gateway T.C. Ben Delmastro 48-6-42, Jim Tymon 7910-66, Gerry Stewart, Larson), 3. Buckley School. for her. She gave me. It’s where we Uved. It Boots Carnelia plus 21. SWEEPS-A-Gross- Jeanette Campbell 45-14- « Factory Trained Technicians 2:22.8, 3. Mary Ann Kriege. 4x110 Yard Relay (5th 1. 6th Grade Floyd O’Brien 49-6-43; C - Rocheieau 90-23-67, Sal was our first home MEMBER-GUEST - Rich Long 75, Net — Rich 31, C — Connie Kelly 49-20- 4x440 Relay— 1. Gateway T.C. 4.08.4,2. Boys) — 1. Glastonbury Jr. TC (Wilson, herself the best possi Ray Sullivan 47-7-40, Russo 8919-67, Bob Peter • Charge With Master Charge SALE together. It will always be Gross — Agnes Romayko- Riordan 75-5-70, Ray 29. Concorde T.C., 3. CCAA. Lynch, McDonald, Grant 60.8, 2. Indian ble gift Sunday, shot Wayne Newbauer 49-9-40, son 78-11-67, John Long Jump— 1. Amy Davis 18’ 1 Vt", 2. special.” Laflamme 87, Ruby Evelhoch 795-71, Ted Plod NET - A — Brian Smith • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Vaiiey. Gus Anderson 48-7-41, Bill. Yetishefsky 8912-68, Jim Ann Williamee, 3. Sue Williamee. • ting an even-par 72 for Lopez increased her 1979 Clough-Ramsey 88, Kathy zik 79971, Backiel 795-71; 77-9-68; B — Gerry Com- 4x110 Yard Relay (7th !. 8th Grade Tomkiel 49-7-42, Alex Aufman 85-17-68, Ken Tel. 646-6464 Shot Put — 1. Jo Malachowski 35’ 5V4”, Girls) — 1. (Mirante, Maher, Bossardt, a 54-hole score of 4- earnings to an LPGA-high Dimlow-Sermbenoni 89, B — Gross — Bob Jones 80, passo 81-1965; C — Neil Custom Power Cushion Polyglas 2, I^ren McGovern, 3. Judi Kaffeian. under 212 and a two- $136,775 with the $15,000 Eigner Jr. 49-7-42, Wally Anderson 92-24-68, A1 Mar Brooks 88-18-70. Howard) — Maher - 55.1 (Record), 2. Irish 50-8-42; D — Pete Net — Grace Shea-Downs, Net — Bob Reynolds 81-19 High Jump — 1. Amy Davis 5’ 4”, 2. Pacers T.C., 3. Bennett. first prize in winning her cacci 85-17-68, Steve BETTER NINE - A - WHITEWALLS stroke victory over Zerio 52-11-41, Bud Brown Hazel Piper-McCormick, 71, Einer Lorentzen 81-972, Maryse Tremblay, 3. Ann Marie 4x110 Yard Relay (7th t 8th Grade 15th tournament since tur Buscetto 84-16-68; Kickers Ron Rencurrel 386-32; B— • One Of Goodyear’s All Time Bestsellers! Gaudreau. Kathy Whitworth and 53-10-43, Norm Narkon 53- Mary Lou Pierro- Jack Devanney 85-11-74; C Boys) —, 1. Illing Jr. H.S. (George Cap- ning pro. Gustamachio, Elsie — Gross — Pete Mails 83, — 76, 70, 80. Gerry Compasso 39-8-31; C • Polyester Cord Body/Fiberglass Belts 0'*.J8CVO'' Javelin — 1. Patricia Graham 140”3” Saily Little in the 10- 43, Charles Whelan 55- SWEEPS - Gross - Bob lodv®: palla, Dave Pesso, Mark Allen, Butch Lopez took the lead for Crockett-Crockett, Edna Net - Ed Hayes 891965, — Neil Brooks 43-9-34, Mike • Positive Traction On Wet Or Dry Roads (Record), 2. Karen McGovern, 3. Jo Wemmell) 50.3 (Record), 2. Indian 11- 44; Low gross — Lon An- Behlin 71, Net — Ted ptVJSjo,YoU< $100,000 LPGA Lady good by canning a 10-foot Wadas-Sara, Ariene Carl Engberg 85-18-67, Taub 45-11-34 • A Dependable, Smooth-Riding Belted Tire Malachoski. Valley, 3. Glastonbury Jr. T.C. nulU 72. Blasko 76-11-65, John ya)'>® Keystone Open for her putt at 14 for her first bir Brown-Baer, Alice Norm Clark 85-17-68; D — BEST 17 - A — Brian SWEEPS-A-Gross- Banavige 79-12-67, Bill sixth win in 11 tour die of the round. She two- Ansaldi-Zawistowski; Gross — Art Smith Jr. 86, Smith 72-9-63; B - Gerry A" Woody Clark 73, Net—Lon Mustard 75-8-67; Kickers— naments this year. putted from 30 feet on the Closest to pin — Mary Lou Net — Charlie Whelan 89 Compasso 75-16-59, Ray Trevino Ups Earnings 474-yard par 5 16th hole — Annulli 72-5-67, Ward 70, 79. Peracchio 72-13-59; C — It was at this tournament Holmes 76-6-70, Ted Pierro, Vicki Morrow; 22-64, Tom Turner 9927-69, SAVE ON TIRE WEAR AND TEAR where she went birdie- Longest drive — Kathy John Rleder 98-29-69. Neil Brooks 81-1863. OAKVILLE, Ont. (UPI) - Lee last year where Lopez met Backiel 76-5-71; B — Gross Ellington Ridge day with an even par 71 over the eagle for the first two Dimlow, Flo Ramsey. WOMEN’S PAR MIXED Have Your Air Praatura Chackad Trevino was the first man to admit her husband, sportscaster — Willy Oleksinski 80, Net NET-A-DomCieri77- 7,()59-yard Glen Abbey course for a rounds—for her only other BEST 17 - A - Rich FOURS - A - Gross - INVITATIONAI, - Gross CHEVROLET he did not win the Canadian Open golf Tim Melton. ’The couple — Bob Reynolds 76-10-66, 1961, Jim Mary 7911-67; B by Qualldad Panonnal at 72-hole total of 281, 3-under-par. Birdie. Rlordan 69-5-64, Rich Long Edna Hilinski 43, Net — — Peracchio-Perrotta 71, NICHOLS title, but that Tom Watson lost it. moved into an apartment Ben Delmastro 81-11-70; C — Bob Lauritzen 8915-65, Watson came unhinged after taking 695-64, Ted Plodzik 795- Lynn Prior 43-1933, Agnes Net— Lawrence-Harington “But a win is a win,” Trevino said about 10 minutes from the — Gross — Gus Anderson Paul Guillemette 8914-66, a triple-bogey six at the par 3, 157 65; B — Bob Jones 73-9-64, Rpmayko 45-10-35; B — 51, Rubin-M ernick 53, of his three-stroke victory Sunday Hershey Country Club 82, Net — Ray Sullivan 81- Reggie Mosher 8914-66; C yard, third hole and finished with a 7- Gross - Rose LaPolt 47, H o dges-R eynolds 54, 1229 MAIN 8T.. MANCHESTER that gave him his third Canadian after their marriage in 14-67, Bill Skinner 84-13-71, Bob Reynoids 7910-65, Roy — Skip Gozzo 8924-62. over-par 78 for 285. He bogeyed five R iggott 72-7-65, E iner Net — Ida McMahon. 47-19 M cG uff-Schultess 56, i a l NIGHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. CHANGE Open title and earned him a check of of the last seven finishing holes and January, but they’ll be Fred Nassiff 87-15-72, John BETTER NINE - A - V ig n ati-P ag an etti 56; GMCUAUTY $63,000 that took his career earnings moving again Tuesday as KEEP SMILING M attern 87-15-72; D - Lorentzen 799-66, Reg Cur 31, Olive Fagan 52-17-35, ILUBE & HLTER was passed by Ben Crenshaw, who tis 73-7-66; C - Carl Jim Mary 39932; B — Bob Longest drive — Tom saMct/nurrs 295 RROAD ST. over the $2 million mark. Melton prepares to take a KEEP HAPPY Gross — Charles Whelan Ceil Young 5914-36, Mary (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE card ^ a 71-284, for second place. Engberg 79-18-61, Norm Lou Pierro 54-1936. Lauritzen 40-8-32, Paul Harrington, Gilda Lerner; new job in Cincinnati. 95, Net — Nils Shenning 99- O n m A L MOTORS HURS nVBIQM $ 9 .8 8 Trevino, who started the day three Bob Gilder, 70-286, was alone in Guillemette 39-7-32, Marty Closest to pin — Ken Appell UP TO 5 QUARTS 26-73. PHONE 643-1161 10 W 40 OIL shots back of Watson, finished the fourth Shapiro 40-8-32. Beany Fay 19'L:”„ Levinson 30’. < PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN Banjo Concert Rescheduled Pinochle Cheney Tech Honor Roll Tolland —Tony Morehouse. MANCHESTER —The following MANCHESTER - The June 17 con because Sunday’s concert was The board of directors approved a Manclirsler Academic Honors students have been named to the cert at the Bicentennial Band Shell “washed out,” He said that some of request by tbe Junior Women’s Club Top scorers in the Manchester Bolton —Robert Hampson. by the Walter K, Bauer Banjo the 350 people attending the concert to sell popcorn and soda at the July 24 Senior Citizens Pinochle Group game Howell Cheney Regional Vocational East Hartford —Mark McVeigh. Orchestra, which was ended abruptly sat huddled under umbrellas and concert by tbe Sweet Adelines. June 21 at Army and Navy Club Technical School’s honor roll for the Manchester —Scott Templeton, Dean by rain, bas been rescheduled for wanted tbe concert to cpntinue. However, the board said that the ap are Lee Steinmeyer, 610, Cam Ven- final quarter: Tully, Charles Wieczorek. Oct. 1 — this time indoors at East The October concert will be used to proval should not be considered drillo, 60S, Harold Bagart, 600, Betty Freshmen Shop Honors Catholic High^School. raise funds for next season’s band precedent-setting, as each request Daniel, 587, Sue Kerm and Mary Hill, High Honors Manchester — Phillip Silverman. Ralph Maccarone, coordinator of shell concerts, he said. will be considered on its own merit. 579, Madeline Morley, 578, Ruth Vernon —Brian Bogar, Scott Juniors band shell events, told the Bicenten The American Legion Auxiliary Tbe board named Dorothy Roberts Search, 564, Bob Hill, 558, Paul Ot- Boulanger, Michael Brown, Thomas its cooresponding secretary. Still Eaton. nial Band Shell Corp, board of direc will present a flag for the band shell tone, 556. High Honors needed, is someone to head fund Manchester —Michael Calabro, tors Thursday afternoon that Bauer at the July 10 concert by the Gover Top scorers in the June 14 game Enfield —Steven Alban, Robert Fran Thomas Carpenter, James Christensen, offered to do another concert nor’s Foot Guard Band. i raising activities. are Mike DeSimone. 659, Ann Fisher, cis, Dennis Rehmer. 627, A. Hillery, 612, Helen Gavello, Stephen Combs, Marc Desmrais, Marcel Goetz, Kevin Hodge, Richard Millette, Stafford Springs —Darryl Allen. 587, Dot Ferrell, 579, Paul Ottone, Mark Thivierge. Vernon—Steven Atkins, Zane Pearson. 570, Jennie Fogarthy, 561, Ernestine East Hartford —Gregory Cote, Ray East Hartford —Paul Bushev, Charles Channel 13 Programs Slated Donnelly, 559, and Arline Paquin, mond Kocor, Timothy Parent, Claude Dumez, Daniel Emrick, Frank Foster, 555. Richard, Anthony Stodco. Daniel Menard, Michael Nicholson, MANCHESTER — The Community Thursday on Channel 13. Channel 13 is provided for communi 1ernon Rockville —Brian Dahlstrom, Mervin Christopher Vann. ty use by Greater Hartford CATV Winners in the Vernon Senior Hayslip. Rockville —Wallace Colpitts, David Access Television Channel 13 will On July 3, the videotaped third an Grinaski. Inc. Manchester’s CATV Advisory Citizens Pinochle Club tournament South Windsor -Gerald Hargrave, feature a videotape of the walk nual Hockanum River canoe race Manchester —Martin Devault, through Manchester’s historic will be re-run by popular demand. Council Has activated this channel June 14 at the Senior Citizens Center Leonard Lacasse. Robert Ferguson, Michael Fraser. for community responsive program are Alice Clark, 601, Emily Brooks, Glastonbury —Robert Paddock, Mark Cheney Mill District Tuesday at 7:30 The program for Thursday, July 5, Rath. South Windsor—Maurice Harrison...... p.m. will be announced. ming on a regular basism Tuesdays 579, Margaret Parker, 578, Amelia Coventry—Peter Hodina. and Thursdays at 7:30 p.m; Truman, 574. East Windsor —Robert Roy. After the Relays The 35-minute videotape shows Future programs will include the Coventry —David Welliver. Bolton —Sherwood Holland. Suggestions and'comments from Top scorers in the club’s June 19 Ellington —David LaPorte. highlights of the walk taken by about Soap Box Derby of 1979, “Search for Academic Hunors Entertainment wound up events at Manchester and two-year-old Rachel Leavitt 80 Manchester citizens last May. The The No-Whales,” “Community Cable the public are welcome. Interested game are Doris Stiebitz, 705, Ann Academic Honors persons may contact Jay April, com Hietala, 674, Almenta Stackhouse, East Hartford —Lucian Governale. Manchester Community College after the of East Hartford. Courtney’s mother, Mrs. narrated tour was sponsored by the Cookbook with Julia Hayes,” and Enfield —William Smith. Manchester —Blayne Cohen. Troy munications specialist, at 649-9775, or 655, Lena Piazza, 634, Joe Per- Fedora, New England Relays this weekend. In Debbie Walsh, kept an eye on the young cou Lutz Junior Museum. “Gasline.” Somers —John Whalen. 647-3569. zanowski, 632. Enfield —Richard Kinney. foreground, dancing to music at the band The program will be repeated Community Access Cable TV Shop Honors ple. (Photo by Dave Roback) The June 21 tournament winners South Windeor —Thomas Martin. shell, were 18-month-old Courtney Walsh of Rockville —Richard Carpenter. Shop Honors are Almeta Stackhouse, 617, Camille Somers —Mark Eastwood. Poggie and Steve Zaches, 587, and Glastonbury —Cal Gothberg. East Hartford—Paul Barile, TV Tonight Emily Brooks, 581. Coventry—Ranier Hodina. Manchester —John Laggis. \ i - - r —-5®Kcrrs.;» Adams Street Work Continues Manchester —David Wayland. S e n io rs Summerscene To Open Soon Chnstrne Kautmann. WAXES To Meet 6:00 39 3D BUI Moyers' Journal 11:30 Sophomores High Honors (D d) ® News (S Rockford Fllos MANCHESTER — The Manchester Nagrin, July 14; Fred 39 Joker’s Wild 12:37 East Hartford —Gary Barile, Wieslaw NEW LONDON — Season subscrip July 3, and continues with the (D The Brady Bunch (S Ttw Qong Show @ Petticoat Junction WATES will meet Tuesday at the Work continues along Adams Street for the take another month, Thomas O’Marra, an High Honors Matthews./Mary Masters and d ) Joker Is Wild 8:30 (£) (sS Polica Story Demusz, Michael Hebert, Bart tions to the Summerscene '79 music, Eastern Brass Quintet, July 6; Nor dIMsrvQrlffIn Italian-American Club. Weighing in installation of the Adams Street-New State aide in the Public Works Department, said. M anchester—Mark Almeida, Timothy dance and theater series at Connec Dancers, July 21; kuart Pimsler and 33) gZI Studio See ® ® ® Tonight 12:40 Pacekonis, Mark Pelletier. Henry folk Woodwind Quintet, July 10; 39 My Three Sons 331 The Wages Of Congress 39 Tho Rllloman (D CBS Late Movie "Made For will be from 6 to 7 p.m., and then Road sewer line. Completion of the work will (Herald photo by Pinto) Callahan. Michael Cunningham, Edward Timmerman, Graham Warner. Anne Sahl, July 27; “Dances My 39 Uars Club Each Other" (1939) Carole Dobranski, Russell Kuczynski, Tim ticut College are still on sale as the Faculty Chamber Music Concert, ® Qunsmoke 3D Captloiwd ABC News Manchester —David Black, Michael 3D Evening At Symphony Spe Lombard, James Stewart. members will go to the home of Ger Mainville, Steven Richloff. Summerscene '79 season draws Mother Never Taught Me," July 27; July 11; Clark-Schuldmann Duo, July 6:30 cial 11:45 Dunn, Joseph Guegel. 1:00 trude Smachetti, of 38 Christopher Vernon —Richard Aylward. closer to its July 2 opening day. The Wendy Osserman Dance Com 10, S ) I Love Lucy ® Movto "Nightmare Alley" Warehouse Point—Steve Chmelowski. (S Bowling For Dollars 9:00 (1947) Tyrone Power, Joan Blon- 5B 89 ® Tomorrow Court, East Hartford, for a social. Rockville — Patrick Bourne. Season subscriptions are available pany performing “I Never Saw In the theater series, the “Mystic (DM*A*S*H Old Guard Center Church Glastonbury —Brian Cruickshanks. O 39 ® NBC News dell. 1:40 Rainhow Girls South Windsor —Joseph Corso, Willie for each of the series on a separate Another Butterfly," July 31; Faculty Paper Beasts" will open with the 3313D Over Easy d ) Movk. "The Glenn Miller Temple Chapter, OES Somers —Mark Gosselin. Story" (1954) James Stewart, 12:00 ® Joe Franklin MANCHESTER - The Old Guard MANCHESTER - The annual Harrison. basis, or you can choose to subscribe Dance Concert, Aug. 4, and a Student premier of two new pieces, “Traffic 39 Adam-12 MANCHESTER — Manchester Ellington —David Marshall. June Allyson. The famous big- (S I Love Lucy 2:00 MANCHESTER - Temple will honor the Rev. Ronald Fournier, meeting committee of the Connec- Assembly, Order of Rainbow for East Hartford —John Dundon, Johm to all three series. Dance Concert, Aug. 8 and 10. Jam Rock" and “Sock Hop.” Then 6:55 (SI Df. Scott On Hebrews South Windsor —Kenneth Plourde, band leader revolutionizes the 39 Donahue Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will who has resigned as pastor of 'ticut Conference, United Church of Girls, will meet tonight at 7:30 at the LaRochelle. The dance series will open July 13 Sumerscene '79's mini-festival of the first of two Cabaret Theater ® News music world. 2 1/4 hrs. 39 Liars Club .Academic Honors 2:38 host matrons and patrons of other Emanuel Lutheran Church, Tuesday Christ, will meet tonight at 7:30 at Masonic Temple. Coventry —Robert Hill. chamber music begins with The 7:00 33) Marie Curie 12:30 Enfield —Warred DelGuidice. with Ara Fitzgerald in concert. Other productions, “Jazz Babies” will play 39 Movie "Band Of Angels" (D News chapters Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the o! ^ Ivncheon at 11:30 a.m. at Willies Center Congregational Church Enfield —Richard Mathieu, Portsmouth Chamber Ensemble, d ) CBS News CD Movie "The Last Days Of events in the dance series are Daniel from July 18 through July 21, S ) The Brady Bunch (1957) Clark Gable. Sidney Pompeii" (1960) Steve Reeves, 2:40 Masonic Temple. Steak House. Somers —James McElheron. Gerald Shop Honors followed by “ Side By Side By C£ 39 ABC News Pollier. An educated black slave ® News Torres. Manchester —Mike Piantanida. meets a Southern gentleman Sondheim," Aug. 1 through 4. Both CS ® Dating Qame (S) Festival Of Faith who has secrets to conceal. (2 Trumpet Program Set Cabaret Theater productions will be 39 Wrestling hrs., 30 min.) Manchester Public Records performed in the new Castle Court 39 News 9:30 Theater Schedule HARTFORD — Wednesday Noon Music, University of Hartford. Cabaret. 331 Dick Cavett WKRP In Cincinnati 39 The Odd Couple 39 ® Movie "Forever Radio Repertory, the arts with lunch Galloway is working for his doctor's Although not included in any of the 3D Consumer Survival Kit gYoung, Forever Free" (1976) MONDAY Starts at dusk Warranty deeds * program at Center Church House, 60 degree in trumpet, series, Summerscene '79 will also 7:29 Jose Ferrer. Karen Valentine. A E, Hartford Drive-In — Vernon Cine 1 — “The Fred Finnegan, also known as Fred L. Finnegan, and Gold St. In downtown Hartford, will Gourlie is an organ student who is present the Colombian Street ® Dally Numbers young orphan living in a remote “Richard Pryor in Concert" Champ" 7:10-9:30 mission station In South Africa Is Hazel I. Finnegan, property at 60 Branford St., $10,000 /haok Vernon Cine 2 — “Love at present "The History of the currently organist at Center Church. Theater’s production of “Los Amigos 7:30 befriended by a priest and a 8:30; “Sex With a Smile” 9:30 Lesperance Real Estate and Insurance Inc. to Ray Trumpet" as performed by Michael All Wednesday Noon performances De Candelita” July 2, and Samuel d ) P.M. Magazine native boy. E. Windsor Drive-In — First Bite" 7:30-9:20 d ) Hogan's Heroes "Love at First Bite" 8:30; mond C. Shaw and Carol A. Shaw, property on Center The Nationwide Galloway on trumpet accompanied are open to the public. Please call the Beckett’s “Krapp’s Last Tape,” Aug. d) The Muppets 10:00 Street, $53,900. Dy Bill Gourlie on piano Wednesday Center Church House before Tuesday 5. d Newlywed Qame d ) Lou Qrant "Jennifer" 10:00 Supermarket of Sound d ) 3D News Watch Your David R. Roberts and Ethel V. Roberts to Rosemary at noon. at 4 p.m. at 249-5631 for reservations For further information, contact 39 Family Feud Manchester Drive-In — 3313D MacNell / Lehrer Report 331 Do I Look Like I Want To Die? "The Champ" 8:45; "Great Duva, property at 181 Autumn St., $49,900. SPECTACULAR Summerscene '79 Box Office, The performance will include for lunch and program for a donation. ® That's Hollywood 10:30 Train Robbery" 10:35 George E. Risley to Mary E. WolfI, property on Route music composed by Corelli, Or bring your own iunch amd come Connecticut College, Box 1401, New ® Dick Van C ^a 3D Dick Cavett Mansfield Drive-In — 39 TIcTac Dough 83, no convenyance tax. Honegger and Arban. without reservation for performance London, Ct., 06320, or call 442-9131 11:00 "Bedknobs and Broomsticks " FAT-GO Both Galloway and Gourlie are and beverage, also for a small from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays 8:00 d ) d ) 39 ® ® News “ Hot Lead and Cold Feet" — through Fridays. d) The White Shadow d ) Bedtime Stories LoM ugly « x c tu wsight with ttw Judgement lien release students at the Hartt School of suggested donation. d ) Cross-Wits I® Dick Van Dyke M ntib it NEW FAT-QO d M plan. d ] @ Baseball 3D Best Of Bums And Allen Nothing atnMtional }uat ataady .Tool I Equipment Distributors Inc. against Norman S. d) Star Special wtight lota (or thoaa that raalty 11:15 Hohenthal. 39 39 ® Little House On The want to Iota. Prairie d ) Benny Hill GLOBE Marching Workshop Slated A full 12 day aupply only $3.00 Travel Service Aak LIggatt Pharmacy about tha Judgement lien FI SAVINGS! STORRS— The first “Connecticut Maker and Gillespie, 555 MAIN STREET FAT-QO raducing plan and atari Connecticut Light ( Power Co. against Robert Drill Team. , loaing walght thia waak. Mor>ay Yankee” Marching Arts Workshop — For high school students, the 643-2165 McKinney, property at 40 Turnbull Road, $1,500. the only one in the Northeast workshop will offer the following The workshop will emphasize the back In full If not eomplataly O iv r 30 Years aatlafltd with walght Iota from operated mainly by New Englanders programs: integrated performance of all Building permits segments throughout the band show, Travel Experience tha vary flrat packaga. 28%to50%Oni for New Englanders — begins at the • A special program for student Neil Sign Service for Top Notch, sign at 260 N. Main St., Authorized agent- in University of Connecticut July 15. drill assistants, taught by David Gillespie and Maker stress, and will DONT DELAY $400. discourage “prima donnas.” The Manchester for all gat FAT-GO today. Wentworth and Gertrude Johnson, tool shed at 64 N. The four-day program, the first of Edwards, former drill instructor and T H E Airlines, Railroads and what is hoped will become an annual featured trumpet soloist with the UConn Husky Marching Band has FLAVOR OF AMERICA PHARMACY Elm St., $350. performed throughout the Northeast Steamship Lines. LIGGEH tradition, will cultimate in what the Husky Marching Band and Wind Manchaatar Parfcada James W. Bansemer for Donna C. Armstrong, add deck sponsors call “a spectacular stadium Ensemble. and in nine European countries. It at 388 Spring St., $750. performance” on the final afternoon, • Baton Twirling, taught by Dawn was the first American college ““oSiW - Russell E. Miller for Enrico DeMatto, alterations at 44 July 19, before an audience of fellow Liddy, featured twirler with the marching band ever to tour the conti Redwood Road, $3,000. nent. p^ticipants, parents, and the public. Husky Marching Sana, and an expert JOHNSON’S JON V0I6HT Lucille Grzymkowski for Joseph A. Grzymhowski, Its annual Band Day attracts The emphasis of the workshops in both freestyle individual and syn N «:45 below-ground pool at 63 Carmon Road, $4,000. will be on hard work, according to chronized group twirling. She is 1974 thousands of high school band FRIED CHICKEN...... *3.29 3 iam p Robert Jarvis for M. Berdett Webb, roof at 131 program directors Allan E. Gillespie Junior National Champion, and 1976 members to the Storrs campus each TUESDAYS- l ' ‘GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY” 1Q:35 Glenwood St., $1,800. and David M. Maker. Gillespie is Senior National Champion of the fall, some to compete in the new SPAGHETTI ...... »3.09 Max and Jennie Ryan, tool shed at 53 S. Hawthorne St., “Nutmeg Cup” competition. It also director of bands at UConn and ac National Baton Twirling Association. WEDNESDAYS- MON-TUES CLINT $300. ting head of the music department, • Flags, instructed by Peter Glass, has given clinics for regional and FISH FRY ... >9 m Leon Kramer, tool shed at 31 Green Manor Road, $250. while Maker is director of the a UConn alumnus who now directs national professional associations. THURSDAYS-...... ^ 99^ EASTWOOD James and Gail Varney, reconstruct garage at 146 N. The “Connecticut Yankee” UConn’s internationally acclaimed the marching band of Silver Lake TURKEY...... *3.29 ESCAPE School St., $4,000. Powerful Realistic® Stereo Receiver Husky Marching Band. Regional High School, Kingston, Marching Arts Workshop is spon FRIDAYS- Vernon CM I&2 Timothy J. Connelly for James A. Glass, add deck at Reg. They emphasize the new program, Mass. He is on the board of directors sored by the UConn Department of HOUTCS15 B4 B6UIIT95I FROM 105 Scott Drive, $2,000. Music in the School of Fine Arts, the CLAM FRY ...... * with Auto-Magic® FM Rne-Tuning 299.95 with its strong New England orienta of the Massachusetts Instrumental 3.99 FAYE MWWAY J.A. Harrison for J. Edward MacNamara, alterations 1 4 9 9 5 Office of Conferences and Institutes, COCKTAILS NOW ^VAILABLE SUNDAYS ALCATRAI tion wili “ meet the needs and Conductors Association, at 98 Strickland St., $1,300. • STA-85 Receiver with Auto-Magic • 35 watts min. RMS per channel preferences of this region. The staff • Dance and Drill Teams, taught and the Division of Extended and Barbara Poirot, alterations at 6 Woodstock Drive, $5,- Continuing Education. O PIN 24 that Fine-Tunes Any FM Station at 8 ohms, 20-20,000 Hz, 0.3% will not be evengelists from afar,” by Deborah Proctor, who teaches 500. Those interested in attending HOURS iJOUJARO total harmonic distortion they stress. vocal music and instructs the drill iV ER Y lUTCBT Michael J. Scott, alterations at 125-127 Summer St., and Automatically Locks It In VISA should apply before July 1 to Terry JownsonS The workshop will be divided into team at Reading High School in Cin FRI. A SAT. $600. and Monitors the Signal for • Glide-Path® Combined Volume/ Champany, Conferences and six instructional programs. For band cinnati. She is a former captain and at your local friendly Howard Johnson’s SUNDANCE .Adrian Maillout, above-ground pool at 625 W. Middle Cleanest Sound CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) Institutes, Box U-56E, the University Balance Controls directors and college-level music choreographer of the famous Univer Tunrpike, $600. of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06268, or 394 Tolland Turnpike Manchester students there will be “Show.Design sity of Cincinnati “Bearkittens” Bernard Lozier Inc. for F.G.I.C., alterations to com should call (203) 486-3231. and Administration," taught by 649-6220 ‘■ D iivt mercial building at 785 Main St., $1,000. Terry Hight, insulation at 153 Loomis St., $1,500. Save Even More! Complete Hi-Fi Systems Featuring -THE EABLY DAYS- David and Rosalie Smith, fence at 25 Westminister Disney’s Road, $1,400. Our STA-85 Receiver! Bedknobs & Bidwell Home Improvement Co. for Norine Kukish, siding and deck at 65 Broad St., $3,300. System Also Includes: Broomsticks David Wollenberg for James Sarles, roof at 45 Hudson • IWo Optimus®-25 Superb Hi-Fi • Big 25" Reg. St., $1,000. 3-Way Speaker High Speakers • Our Best 759.80 Hotload & Cold Foot Empire Roofing Co. for Mrs. Smith, roof at 25 West Systems with 12" Belt-Drive Changer minister Road, $1,000. Woofer, 4" Mid-Range I ■ Speaker and 2Vz" *^549 ;R Marriage lieenseg Tweeter William S. Brown and Laura J. DeMoura, both of • LAB-65 Program Manchester, June 30. mable Changer, Base, John R. Colangelo of West Hartford and Christiane D. a l ie n Dust Cover, $29.95- ^ “ZOedKe^dcuf Special Bourque of 72 N. Elm St., June 30, justice of peace. Value Magnetic Larry S. Cooley and Jaren S. Cramer, both of Cartridge Rockville, June 30. BONELESS BREAST OF CHICKEN *2.59 ' ^ Robert J. O’Connell of Vernon and Elian M. Humiston served with potato. Texas Toast and all-you-can-eat salad ^ of 145 Branford St., June 30 at South United Methodist System Also Includes: Church. • IWo MC-1400 Bass-Reflex 2-Way Speaker Systems EO with 8" Woofer and AVt" TVveeter Reg. Former Director 509.80 RoundI trip transportation • LAB-53 Record Changer, Base, Dust Cover, 6fi nightsniohts in — SALAO PLATE $339 Disney World s *1 .9 9 ^ ! Endorses Noone Magnetic Cartridge Fort Discovery Island Make your own salad al our salad bar; all you can eatl Wilderness Polynesian Pool Splash Party Component Stereo on a Campgrounds Resort." River Country BONANZABUBGER *1.3 9 s EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER -E ighth District Director Larry 2 meals per day. Sea World Julcyi|/4 lb. hamburger served with lettuce, tomato and french fries. U K I U H lI ib DRIVI IN h/B /44H Noone has garnered anoUer endorsement in his bid to un Budget • Compact 18" 7 days use of Disney's Pioneer Hall Dinner Show seat incumbent district president Gordon Lassow. High Speakers* 3-Speed "Transportation System ' Insurance William L. Sheridan, a former director of the'Eighth J g M m g jr 23 Attractions inside ' Magic Counselors Utilities District, is the latest to endorse Noone. Elec Kingdom." Taxes & Gratuities tions for president and other officers will be held WALK Most Items ohavc MANCHESTER-SHOP RITE PLAZA Wednesday at the Bentley School, 57 Hollister St. Wash., O.C. Trips also WHEREVER YOU LIVE, WORK OR PLAY, THERE'S A RADIO SHACK STORE NEAR YOUl also available at Available. 33 trips to yuAYb "I sincerely feel that the person best able to fill the MANCHESTER-WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Radio Shack Radio choose from. VISA PROUD position is Larry Noone,” said Sheridan in a Dealers D«parturtt from Boston. $275 ROBBV prepared statement. "I have had the opportunity to work EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER Look for this /haek H.ri.ord,.nd StNuirord , ) ^ W N B R E A K K R S PO with and have seen Larry in action and have always been sign in your • CHARTER OAK MALL • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA neighborhood STUDENT TRIPS AND TRAVEL CAMPS BENSON impressed with his abilities. He has a shaip mind, is an outstanding organizer and has never ducked an issue. ” • SHOP RITE PLAZA \pne Financial Plaza«Harttord,CT. 06103«(203)525-2111 PLEASE CAUTHEATRE Noone’s candidacy has already been endorsed by FOR SCREEN TIMES Elizabeth Sadloski, Robert Bletchman and Sam Longest. g A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon., June 2S, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., ,'n i . 1979— PAGE SEVENTEE.N
Bus Trips to Shore □ NOTICES Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homan For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 INDEX EXPERIENCED FRONT OFFICE HELP KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot MANCHESTER- Buckley Lott and Found i WANTED - Part time Planned in Vernon NOTICei SALESPERSON WANTED. STUDY HALL Key to disc experience. frontage main highway. School area. 4 Bedroom Cape, t ~ LOIt and Found Must be over 18. Interviews in weekends. Will train. No SUPERVISORS Familiar with IBM 3742 help Excellent 8 Room House, plus Formal dining room. Vinyl 2 — Ptfionali REWARD- Large male cat, person only, “My Store For experience needed. 568-3560. The Manchester Board of Educa ful, but not necessary. Subur several buildings. Zone siding. Large fenced yard. VERNON — The Vernon Recreation and Parks Depart 3 — Announcamanii solid dark grey. Forbes Levis” Manchester Parkade. tion seeks applicants for Study Commercial. Owner financing Hall Supervisors at Manchester ban location. Fringe benefits. Trees. Garage. Principles on 4 — EnteMammanl Street, Silver Lane area. East SUBWAY HAS IMMEDIATE EOE. Call 522-8211, Ext. 214 available. Frank Mott, ly. $57,900. Owner / Agent. ment, in cooperation with the Connecticut Department of 5 - AuCl'Ons Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 High School for the 1979*1980 school Hartford. Call 569-3455 or 289- OPENING for full and part year. Applicants must be high for interview. Broker, 643-5658, Days 649-1925; after 6 p.m., Social Services will again sponsor summer bus trips to FINANCIAL 9212. time help on night shifts. App school graduates, be mature in* NURSES AIDES - Full time, 6461329. the shore with the first trip scheduled for July 5 to Ham- e - Bonds-Stochs-Mortgagei EXPERIENCED LATHE ly in person: Suliway, 45 Burn dividuals, who get along with WATERFRONT year-round 9 _ Personal Loans and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. others, and enioy working with BOOKKEEPER. ACCOUNTS monassett State Park. LOST- 2 Custom Rods & OPERATORS & DENTAL ASSISTANT - Good side Avenue, East Hartford. home and summer resort all in ^ ir^surance Experienced preferred, but MACHINISTS, We need a few knowledge of typing and young people. Minimum WageSO PAYABLE-Coventiw Public MANCHESTER - Just listed! Boys and girls ages 8-15 are eligible to participate in Reels, somewhere on Bolton nours per week during school year. Schools. Apply to: Dr. Arnold in one. 7 room maintenance Large 7 room Cape in quiet EMPLOVMENT we will train. Apply in person: good people to join a young, business office procedures. Center Road, on Route 6. MAN NEEDED For Printing Excellent references required. E. Elman, Superintendent. free Ranch. Located on an setting. 3 to 4 bedrooms, first the program. Advance registration is necessary. Reser U - Help Wanted East Hartford Convalescent growing company. Excellent References. Reply Box MM, Reply in writing only to: Wilson E. 14 - Business O pp o rtun itie s Please call 646-4696 after 6:00 Department in growing P.O. Box 356, Coventry, Conn, exclusive private section of vations will be accepted at the recreation office. Park Home, 745 Main Street, East benefits and overtime. Full or c/o Manchester Herald. Deakin, Jr., Asst. Superintendent floor family room, fireplace, 15 Situation Wanted p.m., REWARD. manufacturing facility. For Administration. Manchester or call 742-7317. Coventry Lake. Attractive Hartford. part time. Please apply at: L siding, double garge, full Place, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., or at the Lottie Fisk Experienced preferred, but Public Schools, 45 North Main financing available. R. basement, much more. The EDUCATION M Gill, Welding & Manufac Street, Manchester. Conn. 06040. Building, Henry Park between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. A per 18 - Private Instructions LOST- Three year old sleek, will train to work with Plate Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, NURSES AIDES- Full time, turing. Division of BHS, Inc., N.C. LATHE HAND Equal Opportunity Employer. CARD GALLERY- Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. mission slip must be signed by a parent or guardian for '9 - Scnoois-Ciasses black male cat, with collar, in Mounting and Printing Press. Aggressive part time sales 646-1980 or 647-1139. >0 -- insl'uctions Wanted Green, Woodbridge, all shifts. Experience 1422 T olland T urnpike, TURRET LATHE Must be interested in working each trip. preferred, but training will be Manchester, Conn., or call people needed. Flexible hours, MANCHESTER- Forest REAL ESTATE Starkweather area. Contact ENGINE LATHE 2nd, or 3rd. shift. We are on a permanent basis. Some EAST HARTFORD - The department plans to have two buses for the first given. Apply in person: East Carl Skold 647-9931. DIETARY- Now accepting Ridge Condominium. 3 !3 - Homes lor Sale Chet at 6460332, or 647-9941. looking for interested hard applications for Relief Cook £ nights and Sundays. Apply in Converted Ranch. 11/2 baths, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. trip which will leave from the Shopping Bag parking lot 14 - Lots-Land lor Sale Hartford Convaiesccnt Home, Experienced only please. and working aggressive in 25 — Investment PropaMy Dishwasher. Part time and person only? EOE. Card 4 bedrooms, full partially Beautiful wooded area. Pool, 745 Main Street. East Hart E.O.E. SANDBLASTER dividuals who are dependable at 8:30 a.m. with an additional stop at the Vernon 26 - Business ProperiV LOST- Pocket Tape Recorder. ford. weekends. Apply in person at Gallery, 295 Hartford 'Tpke., finished rec room. $51,500. R. tennis, air conditioned. Fully 27 - Resort Property Will pay Reward! Call 526 50 Hours. Paid Holidays and have mechanical ability. Vernon Plaza, Vernon, Conn. Zimmer, J/D Real Estate. applianced. Low $70s. 649-1294 Elementary School at 8:45 a.m. 28 — Real Estate Wanted INSURANCE AGENCY Meadow’s Convalescent 4144. Excallant Excellent chance for rapid ad Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 646-1980. after 5 p.m. Participants will be responsible for providing their own PART TIME Work from home looking for general insurance vancem ent, depending on MISC. SERVICES on the phone servicing our Inauranca Bansflta Manchester, Conn. SECRETARY WANTED - lunches. Transportation and admission to the park will be 3 1 — Services OUered help. Typing required. speed and ability. Call 528-9471 LOST- Boys 10 speed bike, customers in your spare time. Apply In Panon Call 742-7339 between hours of free. Buses will leave at 3:15 p.m. for the return trip with 32 — Painting.Papering brown. Ross Grande Tour II. Homeowners and automobile for interview. 8 AM - 3 PM., Andover 'll — Building.Contracting 249-7773. experience preferred however LAUNDRY APPLICATIONS MANCHESTER 34 — Rooling-Siding At 7-Eleven, Main Street. METRONICSINC Schools. arrival time expected to be at 5:15 p.m. will train right person. Jewell- Now being accepted for a MANCHESTER - 29 Lucian 35 — Meatmg-Plumbing Reward. Call Ken 6 ti-0 ^ . RT. 6 a 44-A MAN FOR PART OR FULL Donald Berger, recreation director, said there is an 36 — Flooring ATTENTION - Need 2 people England Insurance Agency. mature woman as a folder, Street. 6 room dormered Cape WALK TO SCHOOL TIME- Maintenance work. part time weekends, $3.17 per urgent need for adults to serve as chaperones each week. 37 — WovmgTrurking.Storage over 21. Immediate employ 646-4662. BOLTON CT. 06040 Apply: 91 Chestnut Street, 11 with 3 bedrooms, dining room, 38 — S ervices W anted Per$onal$ 2 hour. Please apply in person He said the number of children to be accommodated will ment. This is not a fancy ad. a.m. to 3 p.m.. Monday thru fireplaced living.room. 1 1/2 From this lovely older ful we simply want a person who at: Meadows Convalescent Business Opportunity 14 be dependent on the number of chaperones available. MISC. FOR SALE RIDE WANTED TO LEGAL SECRETARY For Friday. ear detached garage with at ly carpeted 6 room Colonial 40 — Household Goods needs a permanent job. Ad Partner in medium size East Home, 333 Bidwell Street, tached covered patio. Plaster The second trip is scheduled for July 11. Those in Articles lor Sate HAMILTON STANDARD, Manchester. MANCHESTER Package - 3 bedrooms, new kitchen, vancement opportunity. Call Hartford Law Firm. General SECRETARY- Part lime, 8 to walls, gas furnace, gas water 42 — Building Supplies Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - store. Excellent location. Well bath and furnace, beautiful terested in this trip may register Thursday through Mon 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Practice. Must have 2:30. Typing and shorthand a heater, 1 1/2 years old. Call 643-5686. 528-3869. E.O.E. SHEET METAL established business. Call treed lot. $53,900. day July 9 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 44 — Musical Instruments experience, excellent typing MECHANICS- 1st. Class must. Telephone contact ARBOR ACRES FARM INC. Marion E. Robertson, Fenced in yard on a quiet 45 — Boats & Accessonos and shorthand. Salary com street. Close to all con 46 — Sporting Goods Announcomontt 3 Installer for Industrial and experience if possible. 289- an Equal opportunity Realtor, 643-5953. BABYSITTER NEEDED- mensurate with skills. Call 9541. Mrs. Quinn. veniences. Asking $58,900. • Garden Products Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- Commercial Heating & Air employer seeks full time A ntiq u es THE ROCK SHOP - Opening Linda at 289-8625. Conditioning Duct Work. Pay general poultry farm workers. Call owner after 6 p.m., 649- Junior Women Plan 49 — W anted to Buy 0767. 5814. M E R R in June 26th., comer of McKee £ according to ability. 100% MATURE ADULT WOMAN Agricultural background A VENDING RENTALS Needed for occassional Realtors 646-1180 Center Street, Manchester. SECRETARY - Full time. Paid Company Benefits. Op desirable but not essential. Safety Town Return Rooms lor Rent Evenings 6:30-8:00 p.m.. Call portunity for promotion with evening to babysit. We offer a company paid ROUTE Apartments lor Rent Some shorthand required. MANAGEMENT References. Call 647-1139. Own and operate your own ven 54 — Homes for Rent 6461970. South Windsor Bank & Trust fast growing company. Phone health and retirement plan. 55 — Business for Rent TRAINEE 649-4772. Apply in person: Marlborough ding routes. 4-10 hrs. weekly. Real Batata tVanted 28 VERNON — The Vernon Junior Women’s Club will 56 — Resort Property for Rent Co. Main office, itoply in per Complete company training and Bondt-Stock$-Mortgag»$ 8 PART TIME CASHIERS- Road, Glastonbury. I'A-ACRE ESTATE. Older 4 57 — Wanted to Rent son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd. COLLECTIONS location setup. Cash Investment ALL CASH For your property, again sponsor "Safety Town” for Vernon children who 58 — Misc lor Rent' ELECTRICAL You’ll work on electronic cash South Windsor, Between 9 AM needed. bedroom Colonial, large will be entering kindergarten next fall. GOVERNMENT Do you want to join a modern, TECHNICIANS- The Security register, handle money, meet SECRETARY - Interesting rooms, pine panelled, 3-car within 24 hours. Avoitl Red A Nicaraguan National Guardsman reloads trenched Sandinista guerrillas. The govern- AUTOMOTIVE and 3 PM, Plan I $2,080.00 GUARANTEED BUSINESS progressive branch of the Systems Industry is booming, customers. Previous Cashier full time position for legal of garage with adjoining work- Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Safety Town is a program designed to teach safe school Autos for Sale Plan II $4,980.00 Corp. 6460131. a clip to his Israeli-made assault rifle during ment counter offensive into the rebel 62 — Trucks lor Sale LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. credit industry? If your a self creating an unusual opportuni experience helpful, but not fice in M anchester area. storage area. 2 building lots. habits to children. They will have classroom work as well BABYSITTER NEEDED- starter, who would like a good necessary. Good starting Plan tii $9,710.00 a break in the intense fighting in suburban strongholds is entering its fifth day. (UPI 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Phone 281-4112. Monday thru Thursday, 3 p.m. ty with our growing company. Applicant must be an Out building. $138,000,00. as actual experience in a miniature town. ’The buildings 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles future, with or without We have immediate openings salary in line with experience. excellent typist to handle Plan IV $14,190.00 Phone 643-7875 before 5 pm SELLING your house? Call us 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mdbile to 10 p.m. Own transportation. experience, we'd like to talk to Hours needed are nights and Call Toll Free 1-800-237-2B06 or first and we'll make you a Managua between Guard units and en- photo) for the “town” were made a few years ago by students in Hom es in our Installation and ^ rv ic e varied correspondence and weekdays. 875-8930 after 5 pm Call 649-6022. Fridal a y ; you. For appointment call Mr. weekends. For an appoint 1-800.237-0704. Sun. 10 am-6 cash offer! T.J. Crockett, the industrial arts classes at Rockville High School. 66 — Automotive Service □ EMPLOYMENT weekends anytime. Department for career have a pleasant telephone and weekends. 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Powers 289*0256 minded individuals. Military ment call Dan or Walt at 649- manner. Hours 9 AM to 5 PM, pm, M-’-V 9 am-8 pm. Realtor, 6»3-1577. The students are allowed to drive “cars” around the 0136. Grossmans, Equal Op SEWERS- Experienced on In Capitol City or low voltage wiring Monday thru Friday. Reply town to learn driving safety habits and they also are Help Wanted 13 portunity Employer M/F. with business and personal MAY WE BUY your home? dustrial Sewing, Machines. Adjustment Bureau experience is helpful. We ANDOVER LAKE- Im OAS Mediation Possible taken for walks to learn how to obey traffic signals and provide an excellent paying Grossmans, 145 Spencer references to Manchester VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco maculate Lakefront Cape, Quick, fair, all cash and no TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Will train if necessary. Good Street, Manchester. Snacks with locations $3,580 problem. Call Warren E. signs. starting pay for the right peo and benefit package. Call 728- Herald, Box N. year round. Basement. Apply 81 Commerce Street, 1346, between 10 a.m. and 3 CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. During each training session the children are visited by You can take Glastonbury. PTG ple, Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday RN or LPN- 3 pm to 11 pm and Beautiful view. Owner p.m. for application. Sonitrol 2355 Ext. 905. anxious. Call after 4 p.m., 742- police officers, fire department members and a fire my ad out COMPANY. ’Telephone 633- thru Friday. Apply in person II pm to 7 am. Full time or SECRETARIAL 7631. at: Pillowtex Corp,, 49 Regent part time. Enjoy working with Security Systems, 9169. But Somoza Won’t Quit truck, an ambulance and other safety equipment. Each of the paper. POSITION OFFERS INVITED / Street, Manchester. Equal an excellent supporting staff session runs one week from Monday through Friday at I got the EXPERIENCED PAINTER HOUSEKEEPER - Light R E T A IL ST O R E ON SEVEN ROOM SPLIT- 2 car Opportunity Employer M/F, caring for our elderly The Manchester Board of Educa PRIVATE INVESTOR MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — Somoza knows it,” a young guerrilla resigning, Somoza won hearty CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC WANTED for year round housekeeping and cooking in WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- the Center Road School. results patients. Very pleasant at tion seeks applicants for a year g^arage. Aluminum siding. DESIRES income property or President Anastasio Somoza spurned told a UPI photographer in Barrio pledges of loyalty from the com - Experienced only. Top work. Call after 6, 649-9658. exchange for lovely home and 000 per year. Excellent terms. Thermopane windows with There are openings in the 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. sessions for I wanted. ^ ^ wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 18® HELP NEEDED For the mosphere. Good wages and round (52 weeks) Secretarial Posi m odest income. This un- Call John, at Chenette buildable land. Please call an Organization of American States Blpndon, near the Pan American manders of Nicaragua’s 16 states— a J.P. Lewis & Son. tion Immediate opening. full screens. 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 the weeks of July 23, 30 and Aug. 6. Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, summer. 18 hours weekly benefits. Please call Doris restrictive position ideal for A ssociates, “ G allery Of 6461068 and leave message. call for his resignation as a “flagrant Highway. "That’s why the guard is pledge that one Sandinista leader 563-0151. $95.94. Over 18. Car needed. Blain RN Director of Nurses Applicants must possess good baths. Large family room plus If a child wasn’t enrolled for Safety Town during the We get calls such as typing and Stenographic skills. retired lady. Contact Box NN, Homes," 528-9081. violation” of Nicaragua’s sovereign Call Cutco Distributors. 12 to 3 646-0129. Manchester Manor basement. Kitchen with throwing all it can at us now.” said would cost them thejr lives. kindergarten screening session or any child new to town this every single day. Good wages and benefits. Reply in c/o Manchester Herald. appliances. Central Vac Houaahold Goods 40 ty but left open the possibility of Early Sunday, the Sandinistas “This is a flagrant intervention in RN-LPN wanted for full or p.m., 872-2128, Nursing Home, 385 West wrilin to: Wilson E. E>eakin Jr., MANCHESTER, JUST who will enter kindergarten or Grade 1 in the fall, the Center Street, Manchester. System. Carpeted throughout. mediation by individual OAS claimed control of Masaya, 16 miles the internal affairs of Nicaragua by part time on all shifts. Apply PART TIME - Small engine Asst. Superintendent For Ad PART TIME or FULL TIME- LISTED- Excellent Cafe May be seen by appointment. REFRIGERATORS members. parent should contact Bertha Corrigan, 872-7954 for more director of nursing. Saltnon- DEMONSTRATORS: Earn repair. Suitable for retiree. ministration, Manchester Public Optica! establishment looking liquor business with all equip If interested call 643-6003. Washers / Ranges, used, south of Managua. Survivimg the Organization of American information. brook Convalescent Home, off $1000 or more with spare time Call Ron, Conyers Hardware, Schools, 45 North School Street. for Sales help. No experience ment. Call for particulars, guaranteed and clean. New National guard helicopters and guardsman battled their way with a States,” Somoza told his com House Street, Glastonbury. selling. Free Kit, Name brand 646-5707. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Equal necessary. Call collect, 281- ERA, Blanchard si Rossetto, shipment damaged, G.E f planes dropped 500-pound bombs and Please call 633-5244. Opportunity Employer. 4320. Staghound minitank to a schoolhouse manders. “We must keep on fighting, toys and gifts (Fisher-Price, TYPIST AND VARIOUS of 646-2482. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. strafed the working class on nearby Coyotepe Hill, where they because, instead of sponsoring a true Tonka, F'entonz). Treasure fice duties. Experienced B.D. Pearl f Son, 649 Main neighborhoods of eastern Manama NURSES AIDES wanted for House party plan. Call collect PART TIME EVENING VERNON- High volume MANCHESTER Street. 643-2171. listened to the Sandinistas celebrate peace, the Organization of American Hockanum Industries full time on all shif^. Apply preferred. Fringe benefits. WAITRESSES- Experienced where several hundred Sandinista person to person for Miss We are an E.E.O.E. 289-8291 BEST JOB IN TOWN RN or LPN- 7 to 3. 1st Shift. Restaurant, located in Vernon their victory with peeling church States is encouraging our enemies. director of nursing. Salmon- preferred. No Sundays. Davis ROCKLEDOE ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! guerrillas have held off more than 1,- Carol 491-2100. Also booking between 4 and 5 PM. $90, 2 hours a day, 6 days a Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut, Circle. Beer & wine license. bells in the city below. We will continue in the struggle.” Plans Fund Meeting brook Convalescent Home, off parties. 649-4319. Family Restaurant, 649-5487. Long term lease available. Custom made draperies, slip 500 of Somoza’s elite troops. House Street, Glastonbury. week. Select day or 3 bedroom L-Shaped covers and upholstery. Budget Somoza’s contrasting tough and Each of the generals, asked to res CONSTRUCTION Reply to owner: P.O. Box Please call 633-5244. evening hours. Sales and SCHEDULING The heavy bombing destroyed conciliatory statements Sunday were pond, answered in turn: URGENTLY NEEDED! ESTIMATOR - experienced, RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 2424, Vernon, Conn,, 06066. Ranch, Eat-in kitchen, for- Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 VERNON — Hockanum Industries Inc., the group management position in COORDINATOR NEEDED scores of civilian homes but ap made in two speeches — the first to “We are with you, chief.” Home Health Care workers in all around man to assist local Friday or Saturday. Laurel mal dining room, or 6461000. working to open a sheltered workshop in Vernon, will Manchester agency serving 10 general contractor. Call 643- cosmetic industry. Call Manor. 91 Chestnut, 649-4519. For Home Health Care Agen- fireplaced living room, parently failed to dislodge the rebels his national guard commanders, the But later Sunday, the president y . Full time, Monday to MANCHESTER hold a special meeting for “concerned citizens” July 2 to Invitation to Bid towns East of River. Car es 4139 for appointment. Barbara Cashman at 643- wall-to-wall carpeting, iW WE BUY AND SELL USED who were holed up in concrete- second in a televised address to the Friday. Good starting salary. appeared more conciliatory, and held explore ways to raise funds to hire a director and to open The Manchester Board of sential. Mileage reimburse i®7 between 5 and 7 PM. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. baths. Treed shaded lot. FURNITURE. One piece or reinforced bunkers. nation. ment. Training provided. Fringe benefits. Call 643-9515 PACKAGE STORE entire household. Cash on the out hope of mediation from his Latin the facility. Education solicits bids for a NURSES AIDES. We are Part timers. Earn $5,000 plus $65,900. I'iano Realty, 646- “We are winning the war and Rejecting OAS calls for his Good hourly rates and evenings and weekends. for appointment interview, 9 line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. American neighbors. The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in the new Vernon Waik-in Cooler/Freezer. looking for responsible, to 5. 5200. benefits. Part time hours warm, people interested in Multiple listing services. 3 Police Station on Route 30. James D. Strauch, president Sealed bids will be received available. Call 643-9511. CLEANING WOMEN Wanted Own your own business. WHITE BEDROOM SET - caring for the eldery and men for rooming house. Call 646- boards. Pasek Realtors, 289- Store now grossing around of Hockanum Industries, said a minimum of $5,000 is until 3:00p.m., July 10,1979at 7475. HAIR DRESSER- Full time. Mattress, boxspring, dresser, which time will be publicly tally retarded. 7 to 3 and 3 to 4701, after 6:00 p.m. Manicuring-Nail Care. $150,000. a year. Owner chest and night stand. Very needed and has to be raised within the next two months if NURSES AIDES - 7 AM - 3 11, Full time permanent help Motorists Coming Back opened. The right is reserved PM, part time and full time. NURSES AIDE - 11 PM - 7 Qualifications: Beneficial- will help with financing. FOR SALE BY OWNER- good condition. $200 . 643-4907. the sheltered workshop is to open in September. needed. $3.17 per hour. Apply AUTO BODY MAN- Good to reject any and all bids. Enjoy working in a very plea AM. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest Educational & Insurance Asking $53,900 plus stock. Unique 6 Room Colonial, with The plans are to open the workshop in the Polliwog in person at Meadows pay. Excellent benefits. Benefits provided. Call 872- attached garage. Screened Specifications and bid forms sant and home-like at Convelescent Home, 333 Experienced. Call 688-2233. nut Street, Manchester. School building in Rockville, formerly used as a mosphere, helping our elderly 8197, 872-8044, after 7 p.m. porch. Many extras! $61,000. may be secured at the Bidwell Street, Manchester, Call 646-1484. □MISC. FOR SALE kindergarten annex for the Northeast School. Business Office, 45 N. School patients. Experienced GAL FRIDAY - Diversified SERVICE STATION MERRITT preferred. Please call Doris ATTENDANT - Full time and MECHANIC- Air Con To Aging Union Station Any person interested in the handicapped and especial Street, Manchester, Connec ORGANIST - CHOIR duties, some typing, public ditioning. Immediate need. SOUTH WINDSOR by owner- Arllelaa for Sale 41 Blain, RN, Director of part time. Will train to be ser Realtors 646-1180 ly the mentally retarded adults in the Vernon area and ticut. Raymond E. Demers, DIRECTOR WANTED- First contact, Hours 8 AM to 4:30 Experienced needed. License Super Raised Ranch. All large By JAN ZIEGLER Bresnahan said the company was stood on the sidewalk and shook his Nurses, 646-0129. Manchester Lutheran Church, 154 Orchard PM,, at Founders Plaza. Call vice mechanic. Apply in per surrounding towns, is welcome to attend the meeting. Business Manager. Nursing Home, 385 West preferred. DAVID JAMES rooms. 3 baths, air con running two buses on every schedule head. 047-6 Street, Rockville, Conn. Call 289-8131. son: 252 Spencer Street, United Press International Strauch said that civic leaders, persons from business Center Street, Manchester. Manchester. PERSONNEL, call 649-7000. ditioning, wall-to-wall to avoid turning any passengers “Busy. It’s been busy.” 875-5682. Situation Wanted IS carpeting. Fantastic family HARTFORD — In the waiting and industry. Board of Education, the Department of OFFICE HELP WANTED - room, Built-in bar. Many ALUMINUM Sheets used as away. On board the bus, one woman said SERVICE STATION LIBRARIAN- Part time, room at aged Union Station, once the Mental Retardation, members of the Tolland Area Must have typing and some custom features, eat-in printing plates, .007 thick One block away at the Greyhound she could have taken a company car MECHANIC - Full and part childrens. MLS preferred. railroad center of this insurance city Association for Retarded and Handicapped, and the TOWN OF BOLTON knowledge of figures. General Send resume to: Bentley kitchen. On quiet, secluded 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for termimal. Assistant District but chose not to so she could “save PRODUCTION OPERATORS office duties. Write P.O. Box time. Apply in person: 252 street. One acre lot. No $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be and its suburbs, is a sign that Talcottville School Parents’ Association, are expected to Spencer Street. 1 PM to 5 PM. Memorial Library, Bolton, L.P.N SEEKING A Manager Thomas Cheeseman said energy and avoid waiting in line at a 67, East Hartford, Conn. Conn. Closing date, June 31st. POSITION Assisting in a Doc agents. 289-8033. picked up before 11 a.m. chuckles at the gasoline shortage. send representatives to the July 2 meeting. TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE To work In machining and/or assembly areas. ONLY. this weekend the firm’s business is gas station.” CUTTING TOOL tor’s Office. Please call Sister “Gas pains?” it reads. “Take Am- Hockanum Industries is eligible for state and federal Applicants must have some previous factory work BABYSITTER- Older woman HEBRON - Builder's own 3 running about 25 percent above nor At the Trailways terminal, Robert Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Town of Bolton MANUFACTURER has ACCOUTING CLERK- Helen, at 646-5517. trak for relief.” support monies but needs a director to secure these funds experience. Hours are 7 AM to 3:30 PM. Air con to sit in my home 9 a.m, to 5 Experienced High School year old full dormered TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - mal for this time of year. Jones of Portland waited with his that a tax of 60.6 mills laid on the list of October 1978 opening for experienced Good condition.Good for More and more people seem to be and to prepare for September. Refreshments will be ditioned. ample parking and exraiient fringe p.m. Monday through Friday. Graduate. Good figure ap Custom Cape. 3 bedrooms, 1 He said additional staff has been wife to see her mother off on an becomes due and payable on the 1st day of July 1979. Interest machine operator or machine plating, or welding. Call 649- taking the advice. Since gasoline served at the meeting. For more information contact benefits 3,. 9 a.m. 1 p.m. on Saturday. titude. Familiar with com * EDUCATION 1/2 baths. Fireplaced living added to handle calls for reser express bus to Fitchburg, Mass. ’They at the rate of one percent per month will be charged for all Call after 6 p.m, 649-2470. operator trainees. Call for in room, formal dining room, 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. rationing became a reality last week Rachel Miller, 872-0730 or Charles Vassilopoulos, 875- terview at 643-9501. puter reporting. Suburban vations. too were avoiding high gas prices and toxes remaining unpaid for one month after same become location. Fringe benefits. wood stove. On 1 plus acre lot. in Connecticut for the first time since 1322. due. Minimum interest charge is $2.00 per bill. Office hours HIGH STANDARD INC. WE ARE SEEKING a full Private Instructions 18 Country setting. Mid $60s. MOLDED FORMICA top and One Amtrak ticket agent who kept long lines. AUTO MECHANIC WANTED EOE. Call 522-8211, Ext. 214 World War II, motorists have been during July through August — Mon. through Fri. 9A M to 3 31 PrMtiM Park CIrcIa time experienced male Principles only. 228-9014. paneled bar with two shelves an eye on Union Station’s main “Ordinarily, we would have driven - Experience necessary. Own for interview. coming back to Union Station and P.M., and Mon. night 7-9 P.M. Eaat Hartford. Ct. employee. Must be over 18. REMEDIAL READING and and four stools. $175. 646-6028. waiting room from behind a tar her home,” he said. Landfill Battle Resumes Apply in person only. “ My tools. Call Riley & Scranton math; individualized work Elaine Potterton Manulacturing/Marketing Sporting Firearms COLONIAL / OFFERING 8 conserving energy at the same time. Store For Levis.” Manchester Service Center, 633-3669. program, (lst-8th grade) by ROOMS, 1st floor family nished metal grille said business has A Meriden couple who travel to HARTFORD (UPI) — Colchester officials are to begin Tax Collector ^(Located In the rear of the Acmal building) They are also boarding buses in been booming, but no figures were Boston often with their young son ap Parkade. “ mWoT" master’s degree teacher. 568- room with fireplace, 4 greater numbers, and the companies court proceedings today in an effort once again to block ___ Town of Bolton MANCHESTER - HELP Guidance secretary full 8075. available immediately because proached and bought tickets. ’They 056-6 generous sized bedrooms, 2 MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- that keep both trains and buses run the reopening of a landfill in that town. WANTED: Weekend cook and time, Typing and 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car tickets are issued unreserved. took the bus from Hartford to Boston waitress. Experience a Must. shorthand skills required. RIDING LESSONS indoor AIl styles. Small Sizes. ning have added extra equipment and Colchester officials claim Superior Court Judge garage, walkout basement, Clothing and accessories. 389 She said all Amtrak’s equipment is and said they’re returning from Good pay. Apply at Giovanni's Contact Dr. Donald J. riding ring. Western stock $®,500. Group I, Philbrick William D. Graham’s recent order does not direct en Restaurant, 250 Hartford Forbes Street, East Hartford. more regular runs to accommodate in use and operating at full capacity. Hartford to their hometown by rail. Nicoletti’s office at 742- seat, saddle seat and hunt Agency. 6464200. new passengers. vironmental protection Commissioner Stanley Pac to When in need of a Service or Product Road, Manchester. seat. All levels 228-9817. Please call 569-2645. “But I wish they’d put some public They figured it usually cost them LEGAL NOTICE asi'i- o p: “We haven’t been this busy in a reopen the landfill which violates town zoning IN GROUND POOL comes transportation on after 11 p.m.,” she about $25 plus parking fees to drive to AIR CONDITIONING DINING ROOM SET - 5 long, long time,” said John regulations. TOWN OF ANDOVER HOUSEKEEPER WANTED VOICE, PIANO Instructions. with this immaculate 7 room said. Boston, and $58 by bus and rail. But SERVICE DEPARTMENT Former faculty New York chairs, table and buffet. Bresnahan, Hartford terminal Colchester attorney Kevin Booth claimed the ruling on a regular basis. Must have L-Ranch with sunken dining Refrigerator and stove. Call Outside the station, a Trailways they said it was worth it. I have a Tax Wanant to collect taxes for the Town of An MANAGER ASSISTANT - Music and Art High School. room, modern kitchen plus manager for Trailways Bus Co. merely directs Pac to designate the 10-acre site, owned Knowledge and experience in references. Own transporta 6463327. bus was taking on passengers bound “It’s better than running out of gas dover on the 1 October 1978 Grand List, at the rate of 59 tion preferred. Call 649-9571. Professional Singer/Pianist. butlers kitchen in pool area, “We’ve doubled our business, I would by Reduction Associates, along with other sites as mills. Taxes in the amount of $50 or less are due in full in Ju CALL A PROFESSIONAL Air Conditioning, Refrigera 644-8597. wall-to-wall carpeting, to Springfield, Mass. TTie driver on the highway,” the woman said. tion and Heating desirable, DELIVERING DARK LOAM say.” reasonable alternatives to the Rocky Hill landfill which ly. ’The 1st quarterly installment of property taxes on the 1 TYPIST - COMPOSER covered patio with outside but not necessary. Contact CERTIFIED TEACHER will - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also was closed in March. October 1978 Grand List are due and payable 1 July 1979 OPERATOR - Full time, part fireplace, garage, many sand, gravel and stone. 643- Dick Avery, Service Manager, tutor Math, English, Reading, extras. $79,900. Group I, ’The Colchester landfill permit was suspended in May, Payments made after 1 August 1979 are subject to a late 0 New England Mechanical Ser time, or Free Lance, D^s. 9504. put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Experienced preferred. Call History, Science for Summer. Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. 1978, because balers hadn’t been built in accordance with charge of 1% per month on the late installment, from the due vices, Inc., 643-2192. Reasonable rates. 643-2306. date, or a minimum of $2.00. Payments may be made by 633-3623. state regulations. CUSTOM RANCH with CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Truck Blockade Remains mail or at the Town Office Building which open 9:00 a m to 4 set, electric welder, acelyten The town has unsuccessfully argued before against beautiful view. 7 rooms, 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Tax Collector is also in the outfit, aluminum ladder, reopening the dump. LAWN MOWER REPAIRS MEirS HAIR STYLINS RESTAURANT Coordinator baths. 3 bedrooms, formal office Monday and Friday evenings 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. dining room, family room, trailer tires, new electric Charlotte L. Neal Malnotreaming Training Projocts EXPERIENCED TEACHER generator, electric lawn- walk-out basement. 2 car gar mower. Evenings. 633-7060. Tax Collector r « r a n i MOWER BUSINESS Hairstyiing Manchester Community College seeka applicants for a at Junior High and Elemen age. Large lot. $69,900. Group As Truck StonStop Closes Lawn Mowtr Rapalra All M aIc m . GARRY NATIONS tary level will tutor math and Town of Andover half-time position (17V9 hours per week) as a coordinator 1, Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. Good Work at Raaaonabla fo r 643-1305 reading. Call 646-1263. SIDE BY SIDE A blockade of diesel fuel pumps by Truck Plaza in North Stonington, the Balloon Contest Planned Connecticut Prloaa. Plekup A OallvaiT of mainstreaming projects. BROWNTONE ADMIRAL independent trucker. 055-6 JHen FINE LUNCHES Qualifications Include a masters degree In education or EAST HARTFORD - New 6 REFRIGERATOR- Freezer independent truckers forced the Mayflower and Second! Bros, truck GIVE YOUR CHILD Group or room ranch. Alumimum Union 76 truckstop in Branford to Mrs. Grasso on Wednesday in MANCHESTER — The annual “Balloons to the Moon” MMICHISTEH CYCLE Comar of Cantar A Main St special education, or a related field, plus a minimum of Private Swimming Lessons. needs work, $50, Call 568-8478. stops in Milford, the Union 76- contest, sponsored by Top Notch Food Stores, will be ITIWMiMkMkTiimplln 4S7 Main St. siding. Garage. Fireplace, 1 layoff 90 employees this weekend — itiated an odd-even rationing plan for MANCHESTER three years of teaching experience on the elementary or Ages 4-14. Further informa 1/2 baths. Trees. City utilities. American Eagle stopp in Southington 64 9-2098 M inchaater 647-1167 SPLIT RAIL FENCE- 14 shutting down the entire facility in private autos but all vehicles in TTiursday at 1 p.m. at Charter Oak Park. TOWN OF MANCHESTER secondary level. Administrative experience Is desirable. tion, call 646-6258, Susan Only $62,900. Pasek Realtors, and the Union 76 stop in Branford. Applicants should possess a general understanding of PL Keller, Red Cross Certified rails, -10 ft. long. 8 posts. $3.00 cluding a large garage, restaurant excess of 10,000 pounds are exempt. A card with the child’s name and address is attached to 289-7475. ^ n a g e rs at the five truck stops Three arrests have been made in the balloon. The card asks the finder to return it to the AUTO SERVICE UNDSCAPING AND PAINTING 94-142 and Its Implications for education. Applicants who Life Saver. each. 633-5786. and travel store. said that although their pumps were do not meet these qualifications, but believe they possess connection with the protest but no in Recreation Department by a certain date. LEGAL NOTICE HEAVY DUTY WORK Meanwhile the situation at four blocked by trailers and cabs they UNDSCAPING AND equivalent qualifications, may so indicate by stating In juries have been reported. The card returned from the farthest distance entitles The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on June 18,1979 made Classified Advertising BENCH Vice, chuck, grinding other truck stops blockaded by ira- were making no attempts to remove MAPLE M©bil PAINTING writing precisely how theli* background and experience wheel with attached motor. Police Friday arrested Joseph Can- the sender and finder to a $25 gift certificate from Top the following decisions: ‘‘PROFESSIONAL WORK FOR MANCHESTER- "OPEN tein dependents remained at a the owner-operators. Super Service* /nc. LESS." Gives You More are equivalent to the stated qualification, and by providing CERTIFIED RED CROSS SATURDAY ” 6/23, 1 to 5, 32 Living room furniture. 18 tafio of New Haven and charged him Notch Food Stores. Water safety instructor will standstill with no end to the shut Friday, striking independents Appl. No. 677 — Charles R. Hamilton — 91 Dale Road — OAS • OIL • LUBRICATION • appropriate references. Nye Street, off Parker, one cubic foot Amana freezer. downs immediately in sight. Owners with disorderly conduct at the North Children may register at the playgroumd of their Variance approved. ACCESSORIES For Your The coordinator la responsible for the administration give swim instruction in block south of East Middle. 6 Redwood lawn furniture, 528- avoided arrest when they ended TIRES AND BATTERIES ALEXANDER C. MIKOLOWSKY Haven food center after he passed choice. S 4S-813S private pool. Experienced 5871. reported no incidents of violence. Appl. No. 678 — Moriarty Brothers, Inc. — 315 Center Street - 220 SPRUCE n . MANCHESTER and coordination of two grant programs that provide In- Room Colonial. Worth Seeing, blockades at a truqks stop in Dan the strikers waving a weapon that RORERTR. NURMI Advertising Dollar with all ages. Proven Owning, Loving! By owner, After they were told to leave or be bury. Variance approved. ______64»42SB______service training for public school teachers In the successful. 649-4403. turned out to be a BB-rifle. Groups Sets Second Meeting Manchester area, tor serving as liaison with local school 649-0252. MOVING, SELLING- Ken- arrested, truckers Saturday aban In Union, Goodhall’s Truck Stop Appl. No. 879 — Leo Valanos — Variances approved with con more H.D washer, older G.E doned a blockade at the Stop & Shop He was described by police as “a systems, for the overall supervision of the development Schoola-Claaaea 19 reopened after having shutdown ditions — 66 Valley Street and 23-25 Knox Street. SIDING, STORM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNIN08, A CANOPIES and presentation of training modules, and lor the comple 3 1/2 ACRES. GEORGIAN refrigerator, solid walnut third party apparently looking for MANCHESTER — ’The Manchester Citizens for Social chifferobe and library table, Co. Distribution center in North voluntarily in cooperation with the Appl. No. 680 — Kenneth B. Flood — 4 Schaller Road—Variance tion of reports and evaluation In accordance with federal COLONIAL. 8 rooms, front to trouble.” Responsibility will have its second meeting Wednesday FOR THE BEST - Manchester back, living room, formal maple bedroom set - with Haven, where food shipments to 78 strikers. approved. guidelines. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 company stores in Connecticut, On Thursday, two non-striking ^7:30 p.m. in the education wing of the South Methodist dining room, 1st floor FREE mattress and "No trucks are running, but we’re Appl. No. 682 — Connecticut Firemen’s Historical Society Inc Salry Is approximately $7,200 annually as a 12-month pupils per teacher. FREE in boxspring. Call 649-0413. truckers, Frank Joseph, 34, of (Jiurch, 1226 Main St. troductory lesson with this ad. fireplaced family room, 4 Massachusetts and New Jersey were — 230 Pine Street — Variance approved. position. Fringe benefits Include group health and life In bedrooms, finished rec-room open,” said owner Wallace Goodhall. Warwick, R.I,, and Joseph... S. agenda will include adoption of bylaws, Call 6466306, or 646-3549. delayed for more than 12 hours. Gov. surance. state retirement program, vacation and sick in basement with fireplace. 2 FURNITURE BARN Open ’Truckers moved their rigs away Piscopio, 29, of Sterling,■ were officers, and a presentation of issues for thei Appl. No. 681 — Mark Maselli — 5 Tolland Turnpike — Special Ella Grasso met one of the truckers’ ThU Directory BILL TUNSKY leave. This position Is sublet to the continued availability car garage. $89,900. Philbrick Monday thur Saturday 11 to 6. from the diesel fuel pumps at the Exception and variances approved. demands Friday night and agreed to arrested after several shots were afRanization , to address, study, -. and/or------deal------with. of funds. Current funding will continue through June, 1980. □ REAL ESTATE Agency Realtors. 646-4200. Good llsed Furniture, An (Colonial truck stop on Interstate 84 in fired from a pickup truck at the " Manchester residents are invited to attend and to ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING tiques f Tag.Sale Items. 343 increase Connecticut’s allowable All variances and Special Exceptions shall have an effective You Can Advartlsa Your Starting date Is July 20, or as soon thereafter as possible. Danbury after owner Richard Sporck windshields of rigs parked at the issues they feel are important to the community date in accordance with the Connecticut General Statutes. (20 Colon To Chooaa Fmm) To apply, send a resume. Including references, by July MANCHESTER - New Main Street, Manchester. 646- truck weight from 73,000 pounds to Sarvice or Busineaa In This 0865. — backed by local police — ordered Republic Auto & Truck Plaza in organization can play a positive role in. AWNINGS A CANGPIES 16. to; Dean James 0. Tatro, Division of Community Ser H o m e s For Sale 23 Listing! Dine overlooking 80,000, but only for trucks carrying Notice of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s Of Directory For Aa Little Aa ir patio and lovely treed yard. 3 them to get going. North Stonington. Membership in the Manchester Citizens for Social fice. vices, Manchester Community College, 60 Bidwell Street, food and fuel during the emergency $3.20 Per Week. Pleese ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS MANCHESTER - Very attrac Bedroom Cape, family room, BEAUTY SHOP ‘"They said they’d be back but I They were charged with criminal ResponsibiUty is open to all residents of the town Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester, CT 06040. sliding glass doors. New EQUIPMENT- Plate glass period. Cell 643-2711, ask for Tina tive 7 1/2 room Colonial. 3 haven’t seen them. They told m e' Interested people who are unable to attend Wednesday’s Edward Coltman, S^retary Phono 649-9095 Manchester Community College Is an equal opportunity fireplaces, large family room, kitchen with fine wood mirrors, hydraulic chairs, The truck stops that remained mischief and reckless endanger- or J o e .. they’d be back with 50 trucks, but meeting may obtain further information about the FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS employer and adheres to the principles ot affirmative ac very luxurious throughout. cabinets. $S0s. Call for ap dryers, sinks, etc. Small elec close were the Republic Auto & ment. Dated this 29th day of June, 1979. tric Pizza Oven. Call 2868437 talk is talk,” said Sporck, a former organization by writing to P.O. Box 1522, Manchester. tion. Call J/D Real Estate 646-1980, pointment, 643-9380. Prin 057-8 6463778. ciples only. between 12 and 4 p.m. 1 •
PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1978 EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 25, 1979— PAGE NINETEE.N Peanuts — Charlee M. SchuL SAVE JUNE WANT AD SPECIAL 643;27ii Dear Abby HERE'S THE WORLPliiAR I TDPAY HE 15 FLVlNS FLVIN6 ACE Z00MIN6 ABOVE THE CL0UP5> ACROSS 4 Set of tools Answer to Previous Puzzle OVER THR0U6H THE AIR IN 5 Entertainment By Abigail Van Buren 1 Prison (si.) group (abbr.) HIS SOPUITH CAMEL 4 Russian land 6 Ruled $4.00 ------^ owner 7 ------Domini 4 LINES 4 DAYS 4 DOLLARS 9 Swing music 6 Donjon 10 Tainted 9 Ragged edge 13 Imitated 10 Dance step E A K 14 Lawyer 11 American M N 1 frank and Ehml' 15 Das Vaterland patriot 1 N N She Ought to Split (abbr.) 12 Coloring R E D 16 Greek letter 16 Lay 17 Information 19 Kind of fuel Or Gett Off the Pot Priscilla’s Pop*— Ed Sullivan 16 Second 21 Atoll D O N 'T ybu K n o w person 22 Last letter 20 Magnitude DEAR ABBY: We have a problem in our office building 23 Has '' AM?. GRUAABLV, THIS ^ I WANT A ) z '------s P IP HE NOW ALL r NEEP 23 Circles AN tT H iN G u r that no one knows how to handle. 24 Origin 35 Short swim 8 PEBM?r/V\ENr IS TRANSFER.'’/ - ' WHY, GIVE SOU A IS A T-SHIRT ANP 26 Contemplative 36 Game (Fr.) 48 Identifications Ouri ia a rather small building: only three floors and 30 Merino 25 Footwear SETTING ME. POWN.' ___ , —— VcERTA IN LV, TRANSFER ? A HOT IRON.' > 38 Polo stick (8 l.) maybe 24 tenants, so nearly everybody in the building 31 Hug 27 Contraction \J 1 MV B O V / 40 Turf 50 Regan's father **P/\lNPROpS knows each other. 33 Legume need Y There ia a ladiea' room on each floor, but one young 34 Give silent 28 River in 42 Squeezes out 51 Work unit fALUN’ ON MY woman who works on the third floor comes down to two to assent England 44 Boxing blow 53 Turkish caliph 35 Snooze 29 Leisure smoke pot in our restroom on her lunch hour. The smell is 45 False god 54 Decade Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 36 Namath and 32 Dorothy's terrible and clings to our clothes if we're in there for very 46 Kind of moth h e a d * Dimaggio destination 55 Serpent W ILL DO O F F IC E long. Also, she ties up the stall for quite a long time, and dur C&M TREE SERVICE - Free WILL DO BABYSITTING In FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY <■»< 37 Foil CLEANING in 1 2 3 4 5 estimates, discount senior my home. Verplanck School the evening. - Remodeling and Additions. e lITtbv NEA Ine I M « ing the lunch hour a lot of women want to use the facilities. Y 39 Disease 6 7 8 area. Call 649-3219 mornings. . 649-3681. S £ Apparently no one has made any attempt to put a stop to m carrying fly Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 0 citizens. Company 10 11 12 Manchester-owned and years experience! For Free this because they don't want to get her in trouble. It's bad 41 Church part operated. Call 646-1327. COMPLETE LAWN COMPLETE REMODELING Estimates, call 6464239. enough that she smokes the stuff, but why can't she use the 43 Belonging to 13 14 MAINTENANCE- Mowing, SERVICE - Rooms, garages, Apartments For Bent S3 Ottices-Stores lor Bent 55 Autos For Sale 67 Trucks lor Sale 62 restroom on her own floor? us additions, dormers, roofing 44 Jack's 15 , 6 B & M TREE SERVICE - Edging, Hedges, Shrubs FARRAND REMODELING - 474 MAIN STREET - Second If you have any idea how we can solve this problem, Trimmed. Weed & Pest Con and siding. Call 643-5001. 466 MAIN STREET. North of 1971 CHEVROLET 1973 DATSUN PICKUP- Best companion 1 ■ 1 Specialists in tree and stump Cabinets and Formica Tops, please let us know. 18 19 22 floor. 3 room heated apart Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. CONCOURS WAGON- m 47 Goat trol. Reasonable, Reliable. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad offer. Call 649-5334. removal. Senior Citizen ment, No appliances, no pets. INCONVENIENCED Captafn Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 49 Cheer ■ 647-9260. Painting-Papering 32 of centrally located space. Original owner. 350 V-8. 23 24 36 27 Discount. 24 hour service. 643- ditions, Decks, All types of Security, tenant insurance 52 Lauded. 28 2 9 7285. Remodeling and Repairs. Ideal for store, office or other Automatic, power steering, ■ required. 5225/monthly. Call DEAR IN: Year complaint ia vaUd, so tell the girl Oat ont 55 Copycat 3 0 3 , 3 2 LAWNS MOWED OR any PAINTING - Interior and Phone 643-6017. business or commercial use. radio, luggage carrier^ WAIT'LL YA SEE Y"ARE YOU TRYIN'TO other lawn maintenance ser exterior, paperhanging, 646-2426 from 9 - 5. Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. posltractlon, trailering axels. to please nae the restroom on HER floor . . . sai, fnrther- 56 Fillet state ■ ■ REWEAVING burn holes. Molorcycles-BIcycles 84 WHAT A SREAT 0UY j BE FUNNY* BLAZES! 34 36 3 . excellent work references. teOOO firm. 643-2880. more, remind her that smohing pot li lllegnl, and ehe'e aih- 57 Rough hair Zippers, umbrellas repaired. vices. Ambitious 16 year old LEON CIESZYNSKI MISTER aANANNIS / YOU &0UNP LIKE A 56 Dead ■ ■ has own equipment and Free estimates. Fully in BUILDER- New Homes, Ad OFFICE, EXCELLENT MOTORCYCLE ing for trnable la she doesn't atay off the graacl 191 C'MONi EASY- A MEMBER OF HI5 37 38 , 0 2 Window shades, Venetian language reliable. Todd Shorts, 646- sured. Martin Matson, 649- LOCATION! Good Traffic 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - 25 mpg. INSURANCE- Lowest Rates I'LL TAKE YA CULT! ■ blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. ditions, Remodeling, Rec 59 The "P " in 41 1 Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 4962, 4431. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens SINGLE WORKING GIRL Exposure! Heat, air, parking, Fair condition. New muffler. Available! Immediate Bin DEAR ABBY: A few weeks ago, I had a couple to my TO HIM! •MPH” ■ janitor. $100 per month. Call 44 5221. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath DESIRES SAME TO share New clutch. $475 or best offer. ding. Sunny Day Option. Call home for dinner. The man works with my husband. Yester 45 46 ITT 48 49 50 51 THOROUGH, RELIABLE QUALITY PAINTING and Tile, Dormers, Roofing. expenses in 2 bedroom apart 649-5334. Call 875-0157 or evenings call Joan, 643-1126. day I discovered that a silver and turquoise ring was miss DOWN ■ ■ ■ ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, WOMAN seeks housekeeping Paper Hailing by Willis Residential or Commercim. ment in Cromwell. Pool, ten 875-8045. ing. It's not valuable, but it has sentimental value because 52 53 54 55 duties in Manchester area. Schultz. Fully insured 649-4291. nis courts. Only 15 minutes to 1976 HONDA 750 F- Showroom 1 Meerschaum attics, garages, yards ^ O^HCE SPACE my grandmother gave it to me. 56 57 cleaned, moving, Will do windows, wood floors. references. 649-4343. Hartford. Call 565-3310 or 635- 1973 CHEVY IMPALA condition! Fairing and other I suspect the woman took it. It was in the jewelry box on 2 All 3 Comedian trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec 1380 after 5 PM. PARTS- 350 engine. extras. Must sell! $2500, or my dressing table, and she lay down in my bedroom for a 58 59 - 11:30 AM, A&W PAINTING Contrac FOR RENT Sparks service. No job too big or rooms, roofing and repairs. 250 Square feet, center of Automatic transmission, best offer. Call 568-6752, after while. I couldn't luive lost or mislaid i t- 1 never wear it. tors. Quality painting and 5:30. iNEWSFAPfR (Nr(DPRl$$ ASSN small. 568-8522. Free estimates. Call Charles ^Manchester, air con- drive shaft, and 4 doors. CThe band is almost worn through.) 5 MOTHER WILL DO babysit paper hanging at reasonable Schiavetti at 649-2405 'ditiining and parking. Reasonable prices. 742-7459. I don't know what to do about it. I don't want to ruin our ting in my home. Call 643-2076 rales. Fully insured. Free anytime. 1973 SUZUKI TS 125 - $400 or BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. 'Call'643-fel. friendship, but I really want the ring back. Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney anytime. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- best offer. Call 749-3283 7696. First floor. Mature adults. No I can't avoid meeting this woman. Our husbands work Win at bridge repairs. No job too smali BootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 weekends. Ask for Mike or Allay Oop — Dave Graue Save! Call 644-8356 for es WILL CLEAN YOUR HOUSE pets. Security deposit and leave message. together and we see each other at business functions. What - $25 per day. References. Will PERSONAL Paperhanging references. Call mornings or ju should I do? timates. BIDWELL HOME Improve Besort Properly do parties. Call Jackie 643- For particular people, by ment Co. Expert Installation after 4 p.m., 649-1265. wrecked cars. Call Blender’s 1976 HONDA CB500T- 3000 STUMPED For Bent 56 of Hartford - 522-4414. HOW MUCH ^ WE'RE ALMOST -THERE,, m an! th is is ...TH' PLANTS ... AN' TH' CRITTERS EXPERT PAINTING and 0136. Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. of aluminum siding gutters miles. $800.. Good condition. FA R 1H E R o o j LI'U FELLAl AUNT EM SOME PLACE! ARE eieSER... ARE BkSSER.TOO! Free bidders pay penalty LANDSCAPING Specializing and trim. Roofing installation MAIN STREET- Two Call after 5 p.m., 5267038. DEAR STUMPED: One thing yon ibonld not do if accaee W E H A V E X a N D u n c l e TOAD Ll'YE TH'TREES ARE in Exterior House Painting. NEED YOUR HOUSE EXPERIENCED PAINTING and repairs 649-6495 , 871-2323, apartments available July 1st. 1972 FIREBIRD - 350 V-8, l O e o T R I6 H T OVER THIS H IL L ! ALL BISSER- that risks trouble. This time P.S., A..T. AM-FM stereo, the woman of taUng your ring, (^gardleaa cf how strongly Tree pruning, spraying, CLEANED? Let two reliable, By Craig Ogden. Quality 1 bedroom includes appliances Campers-Trallers yen anspeet her, yon could be wrong.) NORTH 6-25 the opponents bid a normal Workmanship! Interior and and heat. $175 monthly plus radials, rear defroster. 65,000 ~ 1 e mowing, weeding. Call 742- responsible College Girls do SPECIALIZING cleaning and GILMANTON, NEW Mobile Homes 65 If I were yon, I weald forget it. 10 5 4 2 four spades and I see that 7947. it! Please call 646-7306, after Exterior. ''You Tried The repalFing chimneys, roofs, security. 2 bedrooms in HAMPSHIRE - CRYSTAL miles. Good condition. 5M- » A 9 7 5 4 our steady bidder opened his 5:00 p.m. Rest, Now Stick With The separate building with 3243. ♦ K new roofs. Free estimates. 30 LAKE. Escape the gas 1968 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- DEAR ABBY: 1 simply had to respond to your reply to suit.” Best” . Call 649-8749, 742-9979. years Experience. Howley, Skylight, $175 monthly plus rationing! Former family es Very good condition. Many ♦ K J 4 Alan: “The same queen of GMC 1973 WINDOW VAN - BUDDY IN BELOIT, who asked how to say no to a girl See something you 643-.5361. security. No children, pets or tate now 2 and 3 bedroom extras! Call 633-4890, WEST EAST hearts was led at every PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - parking. Call after 7, 6^-2314. Automatic, power brakes, without making a fool of himself. Your reply was absolutely like? Then call the housekeeping cottages. Swim A K 8 4 9 6 table. At this table South Quality craftsmanship at low power steering. V-8, 350. 53,- 1972 GEM TRAILER- 31 foot. perfect. r\ » Q J 10 83 4 6 number you .see In the FOR AMESITE DRIVEWAY ROOFER WILL Install roof, ming, boating, fishing. Clean knew from the overcall that prices. Call 646-5424. siding or gutter for low dis THREE 4 ROOM lake, sandy beach. $160 to $175 200 miles. Good condition. Situated on permanent site. When I was in high school I would have fallen head over 4 Q 9 5 4 ♦ AJ8763 East would be short in ad. And If you have WORK- O ver 20 Y e a rs Rear bench seat. $2,750. 6 ^ count price. Call Ken at 647- APARTMENTS- weekly. July. Call 742-9343. South Wellfleet, Cape Clod. heels for a young man who had enough integrity and convic ♦ 72 49653 hearts. Furthermore, he ex something to sell, give Experience! For Free SAVE 20 to 40%! Interior, Stove/refrigerator. Clean, 3190. tion to tell me firmly, "We have gone as far as we are go Estimate, call Jim Hickey at 1566. Sleeps 4. Large buiit-on deck. SOUTH pected West to hold the us a call! Exterior Painting. Quality just painted. Nice Wantad to Bent 57 TreM area. Near bay and ing—for the good of both of ua.” tT’-A' 289-0940. LINCOLN 1973 MARK IV- 63,- ♦ AQ J73 spade king. So South led his Work! 18 Years Ex[ Healing-Plumbing 35 neighborhood. 1 apartment, National Seashore. Many Guys who want everything you've got are a dime a ace of spades at trick two. 000 miles. Sunroof, silver on 4 K 2 Insured. 742-9423 ; 643-1043. heat provided, $250. 2 WANTED TO RENT - FOUR extras! Very good condition. dozen—even with inflation; but most women are turned on Then he continued spades. LOVING, RESPONSIBLE apartments heat isn't silver. Best offer. Call 643- ♦ 10 2 ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - SEWERLINES, sink lines, ROOMS by quiet refined cou 649-9230. by someone who is in control of himself and doesn't feel the The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions 4 West took his king and MOTHER will provide day Building Contracting provided, $220. 649-2947. 2881. A Q 10 e Attics & Cellars cleaned. For 33 cleaned with electric cutters, ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep need to apologize for it. shifted to a diamond so care in her Licensed Home, • im Vulnerable: Neither free estimate, call 646-1943. Call 646-5346. by professionals. McKinney trying. I dated a man like that in college and was so impressed THAT H(AS THE , ^ P — J U S T WAIT South wound up making five WES ROBBINS Carpentry Bros. Sewage Disposal Com HEBRON CENTER- 4 Room 1973 VEGA- Needs engine Dealer: West repair. Asking with those qualities in him that we're celebrating our fifth L A S T B U S i 'TIL THE GIKLS odd.” remodeling specialist. Ad- pany, 643-5308. Apartment, plus bath. Heat COUPLE WITH 3 children $400. Call 647- FOUNDATIONS ditions, rec rooms, dormers, and hot water included. $250 1562, after 5:0 ) p.m. 1972 SHASTA -19 ft. Self con wedding anniversary sooni H O W 'L L I West North East South Oswald: “Not much of a WATERPROOFING - PLASTERED, chimneys want 3 bedroom apartment or K.C. READER G E T H O fA E ^^o^BRIUGB CLUB Pass Pass Pass 14 swing in rubber bridge, but built-ins, bathrooms, NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet monthly. Children welcomed. home to rent in Manchester. tained. Tandem wheels, space Hatchways, foundation pointed and recapped. Call kitchens, 649-3446. No pets. Call 646-6776. 1978 JE E P CJ-7 GOLDEN heater. Hot water, shower. ASK,*WHAT 24 34 Pass 44 where West kept Ids big cracks, sump pumps, tile Steve at 647-1290 or 528-5278. repairs, plugged drains, Call 643-2932. EXCITING Pass Pass Pass mouth shut the declarers all J kitchen faucets replaced, EAGLE- Hardtop. Power Gas electric refrigerator, gas Preblema? Yen’ll feel better if yon get them off your lines, window wells, walls CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. CENTRALLY LOCATED - 4 steering. Front swaybar. Only stove AC/DC convertor. THING tried a trump finesse. West stucco. Work guaranteed. 30 BABYSITTING WANTED - repaired, rec rooms, cheet For a persenal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Lot would then give his partner Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. bathroom remodeling, heat Room Duplex. Completely 4,000 miles. $6700 firm. ' Sleeps 6. Extras. Excellent HAPPBNEP Opening lead: 4Q years Experience! 643-4953, Will watch 1 or more children Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. remodeled. Carpeting, gar 9490, after 2:30. condition. Worth $2800 - Make Angelee, Cal. 90069. Please encloee itam |wd, eeU-nddreaaed TO you a heart ruff and hold de 875-6963. modernization, etc. Free clarer to four. The steady in my house. Bolton, Coventry age. 1 child. No pets. Security. NEED 3 BEDROOMS FIRST offer. 649-6447. envelope. T H IS W E E K ' area. Call 644-9243. TIMOTHY J. c o ^ $285. 64^144, ask for Jim. FLOOR- Please write: ^ x 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 free bidder received a very Carpentry and general con 18104 East Hartford, (kinn., speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 MAINE CAMPER BY DEL- bad match point score for HOUSE CLEANING tracting. Residential and mpg highway. Asking $5975. MAR FOR PICK-UP TRUCK. that one trick difference.” PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, BOTTI HEATING & BARGAIN BANANZA - 06118. commercial. Whether it be a PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, Spacious 3 bedroom, all Please call 6463685. Sleeps up to three, sink, By Oswald Jacoby carpets, windows, furniture, small repair job, a custom cabinets, hot plate, lights. general cleaning. One time or ODD JOBS - Lawns mowed kitchen and lav faucets appliances. Kids and pets. ok. MIsc. lor Bent SB and Alan Sontag A sirlbf Experts built home or anything in 1975 CAMARO- Yellow with $500.00. 647-1269. regular service. and trimmed. Garages, replaced and repaired. $160. (415-3). Rental U cellars, attics, cleaned. between, call 646-1379.. Remodeling. Call 646-8641. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. WORKSHOP black t^. Excellent con Astrograph Oswald: "Years ago I de A California reader asks DOMESTICARE 643-1945. MOBILE HOME- Champion Reliable brother team. 646- APPROXIMATELY 500 sq. ft. dition! Snows, and CB in The Born Loser — Art Sansom scribed several types of bad what is the oldest bridge Titan. 14 1/2’X65’. 5 rooms, 3 6894. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Flooring 36 INFLATION SENSATION - Heat available. Ample cluded. Best offer. 643-4357, or bridge players. One in the tournament still being Additions and Remodeling. Plush 3 bedrooms, yard for parking available. Call M9- 649-8879. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Call You re no! afraid of competitive BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME situations. They could, howev list was the steady free played. With Dry Wall Stone Walls, Free estimates. Call Anthony FLOOR SANDING & kids and more! Only $155. ___ before 10 a.m,, or after 5 p.m. <^four /V ouaabaw.tmis Squillacote 649-0811. Vernon Park. $17,900. 872- er. prove to be quite expensive bidder who just felt that he It is the Goldman pairs in Fences, etc. Quality REFINISHING- Floors like (417-1). Rental A ssistors, 1969 PONTIAC VENTURA - had to bid every time it was the Eastern championships. Runs well but needs work. 4358. ^B irthday if you use your energy nega- Workmanship, Reasonable new! Specializing in older small fee. 236-5646. his turn if he had any possi It has been played every CARPENTER - Repairs, $100. 644-0031. •ively. Prices. Call after 6 p.m. 649- floors. Natural and stained □ AUTOMOTIVE rv ble excuse for bidding.” year from 1929 to date. LOVING MOTHER will care remodeling, additions, gar PERFECT HIDEAWAY - LADIES 3 SPEED RALEIGH SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 76Dec. 5635, and 643-9508. Saturday floors. No waxing anymore. June 26,1979 21) Only you can make some Alan: “Here is one of (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. | for your child In her licensed ages, roofing. Call David Luxurious 1 bedroom, very 1971 FORD TORINO - Good BICYCLE- Excellent condi and Sunday, 10 to 2. home. 643-8710. John Verfaille, 646-5750 after You’re going to make some thing happen as you envision it those steady free bidders at Patria, 644-1796. 6:00 P.M. quiet. Just $175. (421-3). Ren Autos For Sale 81 condition. Good buy at $400. tion. Call 6467999. (For a copy of JACOBY MO.j- N 'mportant changes that will will. Don't make the mistake of work in the Southeastern tal Assistors, small fee. 2 ^ Call evenings or weekends. thinking everyone is as aggres ERN. send $1 to: "Win at 5646. 633-0169. 1964 NIMROD CAMPER- nave a positive effect on your championships in Miami WE PAY $10 for complete bank balance this coming year. sive as you are. this April. He overcalled Bridge." care of this newspa Sleeps 4. A good beginner per. P.O. Box 489, Rad^O City junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland You'll go after, and realize, the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) with two hearts.” Articles lor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 .Garden Products BRING ROVER - Spotless 2 Auto Body. 528-1990. 1971 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS camper. $300. Call 643-7163, You don't mind devoting most Station. New York, N. Y. 10019.) 47 Wanted to Buy 49 - Power steering. Power please keep trying. fulfillment of a dream. Oswald; “The sort of bid bedroom, all appliances. Full CANCER (June 21-July 22) of your energies today to BABYS CRIB f Two PICK YOUR OWN basem ent. $200’s. (422-4). WE PAY TOP PRICES for brakes, air conditioning. AM- another's enterprise. What Heathcliff — George Gately matching Fibre Rugs. In good USED MOPED- Good running Generosity only to those whom STR A W B E R R IE S - 224 Rental Assistors, small fee. wrecked and junk cars. A & B FM stereo radio. 66,000 miles. you think can do you some does disappoint you Is their condition, like new. condition. Call 228-0207, 236-5646. New tires. Good condition. Hillstown Road, Manchester. anytime. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. good will have the opposite seeming lack of appreciation. Reasonable. Please call 649- Large field, open until dark. Call Tony 646-6223. $1500. 646-5308. Neat Apron results. Treat everyone equally AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) 0560 anytime. FLICKERING FIREPLACE - It's Important that you team up E l WANTED Used utility shed, because help • comes today A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD Warms this lovely 2 bedroom. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE from someone you least with those who know how to winthrop — Dick Cavalll Could help to sell your items awnings, 5 speed truck. 627- STAIRWAY ELEVATOR 9101. Call for info. (435-1). Rental excellent. Must sell, 1971- 302. Automatic, power expect. Find out more of what turn anything that needs doing FOR ELDERLYS. In good faster, rent your room quicker Assistors, small fee. Rental sacrificing! Any reasonable steering. Engine excellent. lies ahead for you in the year Into a good time. Avoid the cry condition. First $500.00 takes and bring you better results! STRAWBERRIES- PICK Assistors 236-5646. offer over $1650. Call after 92,000 miles. Needs new top, following your birthday by babies. ALL F=RIEND5H IP CLUB TOC3AV')0(J DOHrt- t h a t W A S A it. Call Bob 569-0596 or Rose Ask the Herald Classified Ad YOUR OWN. Free containers. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. body and brake work. 646-4224. sending for your copy of Astro- PISCES (Feb. 26March 20) M eM BERSGAN HAVE PRETTV 643-9744. taker about details. Put the Open 8 to 8. Clark Street, ROCKVILLE - 4 1/2 Room Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each You'll work hard around home TAKE A CW /OFP TVP/Ky. TO B e FRlENPUy. CRUMA«y IPEA. STAR to work for you! Phone South Windsor, off of TRAINS AND TOYS - Lionel, Apartment. Wood stove and 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 1969 PLYMOUTH - V8. Good to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, today and lake extra pains to RESTAUTANT 643-2711. Burnham Street. 50 cents dis refrigerator. No utilities. Customized, in and out. 14 running condition. Low Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. do nice things (or the family. Ives, Flyer, Marklin. Any age, Someone who didn’t pitch In EQUIPMENT- Pizza Ovens, count with purchase of $5.00 plastic or metal. Also dolls, Available July 1 st. $225 miles per gallon on regular mileage. Power steering, Be sure to specify birth sign. Gas Fryers, Hobart Kitchen or more. monthly. 1 months security. fuel. Loaded with extras in power brakes. Best offer. (^11 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A stimu could try to steal your thunder. boats, trucks, etc. pre-1950. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Equipment etc. For more in 568-0925. No pets. Call 649-4414, cluding Factory Air! Low 643-7163, please keep trying. lating project could occupy formation, call Ed Barrett, between 5 and 8 p.p.m. mileage. One owner. your time today. However,in You're alert and In the mood for A MONTH OLD FEMALE something exciting today. One 646-4740. Excellent condition. Over your excitement you could in German Shepherd pup. volve persons who don’t be caution: In your enthusiasm, MANCHESTER - 5 room $14,000 invested. A real ' you could start to think unreal SCREENED LOAM - Excellent markings. Call HAY FOR SALE - Save, pick Townhouse Apartment. bargain for $7495. Must be long in your affairs. Driveway gravel, processed after 4:30 - 646-1565. up you baled hay right in the □ RENTALS CHEVY VEGA 1972. New VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Peo istically. Heat/AC included. $340 per seen. Call 643-0421. TAURUS (April 26May 20) The gravel, sand, stone and fill. field. Coventry - 742-9168. month. Apply in person only: clutch. Good condition. $450 or ple in high places are willing to best offer. 646-6044. do you a favor today. Take needs of your family come first George Griffing, Andover. Musical Instruments 44 Booms tor Bent Fuss & O'Neill, 210 Main 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. - • r PKK MULCH HAY $2.00 per bale at 52 extra pains to let them know with you today. Your desire to I-^- l-^I - -J^ Batting Practice Set Lyi 1 Michaud, Jacqueline Sipples. 7.66 Orig.* 12.89 Seventh Grade Sharpen your batting sklllsl Walnut-Finish Frames Stretch cord connects ball to the General Honors sturdy tIp-resIstant plastic bass. for Your Diplomas, John Bodyk, Kristin Bren * Inttmwdlate matltdownt Photos or Graphics nan. Lesley Carroll, Elizabeth havft)Mntak.n, Cowley, Catherine Farrell, TOY DEPT. SIZE Our Rig. SALE Jill Fyler, Patricia Gregory, Ingrid Kunish, Mary Jane • 5x7...... 1.99... 1.33 Wertenbach. •8x10....2.79...1.87 • Deluxe Swim Goggles Our Reg. 1.59...... 1.19 • 11x14... 3.89... 2.66 • ‘Triton’ Swim Mask with • 12x16...4.59...3.17 Feather-Edge Skirt Gifts Made Our Reg. 4.99...... 3.33 • 14x18... 4.89... 3.33 By UNICO •'Maker Prostyle Swim Mask •16x20... 5.79... 3.96 Our Reg. 7.99...... 5.96 MANCHESTER - The • 18x24... 7.19... 4.88 Manchester Chapter of SPORTING aOODS DEPT. UNICO National has an Includes background mat OIFTOEPT. and glass. Sizes for almost nounced its annual any framing need. donations to area activities SAVE AN EXTRA and charities. The donations amount to more than $3,000 and all 3 0 ”/» O F F □ contributions will be dis P olaroid tributed before June 30. One-step r Contributions will be made Racing Instant Camera to these agencies and ac and Diving BLOOMFIEl tivities: Swimsuits 2 7 . 7 6 Tunxis (St Cooley's Anemia, St. Fran Caldor Low Price S h o p p in g cis Hospital: Manchester V for Men & Women It's the easiest Instant everl 243-17Q4 Scholarship Foundation; /4.53to11.17 Just push the red button lor FREE BRISTOL UNICO National Mental Our Reg. 6.47 to 15.87 those big, beautiful SX-70 WITH pur c ha se: Bristol Sh( Health, in memory of the late color pictures...Instantly! D Sleek new looks In quick- a r r iv in g daily Farmingtoi Nick Oabate: Mary Cheney •I.T.T. or Alton Flash 582-8167 Library; St. James School dry nylon or Lycra*. Women's flyback or eAlr Conditioners Qunt for mot! instant Foundation; St Bridget cross-back; men’s high •Electric Fans cam eras...... 14.90 prtiroM School Fund; Silverstein or low rise styles. Youth Center; Manchester SPORTING GOODS DEPT. •Dehumldlflers Senior Citizens; New Hope Top brands...all the Manor; Camp Kennedy; I Manchester lOH; MACC rodrs®e«^V'"“^and dehumldlfylno heed. Human Need Fuel Bank; Bolton Scholarship Founda tion; MACC Catholic Chaplain Conair ‘Vagabond’ Fund; Oak Hill School for the Dual Voltage 12” diagonal blind; St, Jude's Resen.-ch Curling Iron Black & White Hospital; Manchester Portable Sheltered Workshop and East Catholic High School. 6 . 6 6 Our Reg. 9.99 Talevialon Features two heat settings Charfiroil® Dual Burner plus automatic curl lelease. #C16 Deluxe Cast Aluminum Braun 'Travelsir 1200’ Portable Gas Grill Russia Dual Vollaga SlylerfDryar EXAMPLE: Our Reg. 89.70 20” 3-Speed Breeze Box Fan Our Reg. 179.99 Slavic tribes began mi- » 1 4 4 Just right lor bedroom, ig into Russia from the 17.33 Our Reg. 23.99 14x22" cast Iron grids, warming den or glltl Easy-carry •Qutdorf Rollaboul Stand in the 5th century A.D. 1200 watts of drying power, 1 8 .7 6 Our Reg. 24.97 rack, stainless steel dual burners. podabla has molded'Ided-ln e The first Russian state, with 2 heal controls and Features polystyrene safety griti, Pushbutton lighter. Includes handle, plus hand;dy jacli founded by Scandinavian concentrator. 9DV1200 extra4)ulet S-paddle fan. hose, rocks, regulator. for your own earphone. .26.40 chieftans, was established in the 9th century, centering in Novgorod and Kiev. In the SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYS 13th century, Mogol tribes Every Timdey t Wednesday overran the countiy. It reco vered under the grand dukes MANCHESTER VERNON and princes of Moscow and 10% O F F SKou^ tock by 1480 freed itself from the tinslWi,U>irnp.ir t .»4l>w4me«iW. 114ST0LUND TURNPIKE TRI-CITY SN0PPM6 CENTER Mongols. Mcosn M Emn IKK MTN ptacMmoes HOURS: MON. THRU FRL, 10 AM to 9:30 PM •SATURDAY, 9 AMtO 9:30 PM •SUNDAY, 11 AM to S PM *PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY Idward K. Grace load, a recent Iry High School, ;d with a $500 Rockville Loyal Ige 1574.
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