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16 - EVENING HERALD, 'Dm.. June 17.1880 Vernon approves sewer use charges that is, according to a volume By BARBARA RICHMOND average volume for the apartments feel it’s not feasible now to have said. cnecks haven’t been accepted. schedule. This schedule charges $40 was figured by using the four water Herald Reporter meters for everybody but the He urged the council to put its Belanger, to a question asked by for the period for up to 2S0 gallons bills received for the current year. authority will look at this from time, energy into finding a ltem a t^ a y s to Councilman Robert Wehrli, said the iiaurhpBtrr VERNON — E m p h a siz in g He said if the residential bills were discharge per day; $80 for up to SOO to time.” operate the new sewage treatment rate schedule was basically a break­ proposed sewer user ch^ges aren’t Town forms figured on this then the average bill gallons; $160 for 751 gallons up to 1,- Eric Santini, one of the landlords plant. “You’re going to have to adopt even rate. meant to be long-range, the Town would be $20.60 for the six months in­ 000; $120 for up to 750 gallons and $160 who is involved in a suit against the a system based on useage. You can’t However, at a previous meeting of Council and the Sewer Authority ap­ stead of the $30. per 1,000 in excess of 1,000 gallons. town because of the formula used to just set rates arbitrarily, which is the authority, the tax collector had proved an otmnance Monday night Attorney Donald Weisman, He said the apartments have water figure the charges, said he’s been what you are doing,” Santini said. said there is a shortfall in the treat­ establishing charges for the final six speaking for the landlords group said meters and be wondered why they before the council four times concer­ “Charge us our fair share and we’ll months of the current fiscal year. ment plant budget because of the that an accountant, hired by the can’t be charged at the per gallon ning the sewer user rates. “We feel pay our biUs,” he said, adding that he EMS panel payments that are being held back The action followed a public landlords, figured that the 1,783 rate. "I ask you to come back with an we’ve been discriminated against. has sent the tax collector checks for due to the court suit filed by the hearing conducted by both groups apartments involved, use an average ordinance to incorporate this,” At­ We want to pay our fair share,” he what he feels is his fair share and the landlords. and during which representatives of 128.75 gallons a day and he torney Weisman said. MANCHESTER— Culminating recommended. The panel members from the Vernon Landlords Associa­ questioned why the residential He added, "At least treat us as Dr. Klock six years of discussions, an would come from three areas, con­ tion spoke against the ordinance charges are broken down differently equally as you are treating the com­ [vol. XCIX, No. 221 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, June 16. I960 • Since 1881 a 20« Emergency Medical Service council sumers, town officials, and the which sets $30 as the charge for the than the commercial and industrial mercial users.” heads effort was created by the Board of Direc­ medical field. six-month period for residential charges. "My math would indicate Joseph Belanger, chairman of the for Anderson tors last night. It's purpose would be to study users and includes each apartmoit that the maximum charge of 16 cents Sewer Authority said there are a The vote creates a nine-member proposals for instituting the service. unit. a gallon Is being charged for users number of things to consider, such as ANDOVER-Dr. Peter Directors appreciative panel to study and recommend ways Kleinschmidt said a proposal had The proposal charges all other using 1,000 gallons,” he said. when the sewer system is used, the Klock of Andover has been to institute paramedic service in been received from Manchester users, commercial and industrial. He said the accountant figured the content of the effluent and such. "We named Tolland County' Manchester. The board earlier ap­ Memorial Hospital for the service, coordinator of the National The Lowest... proved the program's concept, but but that other possibilities, such as Unity Campaign for John last night unanimous vote was the operating from the Fire Department, State blames salt storage Anderson by Rosemary Film final approval. would be considered. Van Slick, Anderson’s Processing... The panel, with members to be ap­ Kleinschmidt estimated the cost of with Dobson area well crisis coordinator for the second Condo report aired pointed by the Board of Directors, the program at about $2.50 per per­ congressional district. Around! has been discussed during the past son. But he ^ $ 0 wondered if a value VERNON — Officials from the state Departmeht of count for the significantly high soidum, chloride and Dr. Klock will be in several years, according to Arnold could be p l a ^ on the lives of those Health feel that contamination problems with wells in the hardness values found in the wells. By MARY KITZMANN referring them to the proper agency. mittee's time-frame, proposals to these proposals would help. Kleinschmidt, Democratic director the servic«^lped. He said the sur­ charge of coordinating the The committee made the recommen­ Dobson Road area are being caused by the sand-salt He said in addition, wells near Route 30 and Dobson Anderson petition drive i&iiity hbn D ev elo p At Our. Herald Reporter help the town's housing crisis were “Regardless of the intent, the who worked with the proposal. vival raW'of cardiac arrest victims dation after observing many tenants storage area owned by the town. Road, located in a direction away from the discharge, and other campaign efforts difficult to formulate. economic conditions result in costly Kleinschmidt said he was in Bostowhas risen from 20 to 80 per­ Low Everyday Prices called the Municipal Building for in­ Wells of homes in the area have shown high counts of and not in the direction of ground water movement from in Tolland County. He MANCHESTER - The Mayor's “It was never our intent, nor is it apartment develop, and therefore “estatic” about the vote, which he cent ^llce that city began an sodium, cMoride and hardness. The latest problems Committee On Condominiums ended formation, but there was no place to the discharge, showed elevated sodium, chloride and plans to name town coor­ COLOR PRINTS OUR PRICE comprehensible that this committee cost a lot to rent,’’ he said. and several other town residents had emergency service. came to light when a resident of the area tried to sell his hardness parameters. dinators for the Anderson last night on the same note it began, direct them. could solve the housing crisis...” he Although two other directors said 12 exp. develop & print $2.99 SLIDES & MOVIES Robert Faucher, committee chair­ home and the bank wouldn’t approve a mortgage because He said the town’s salt and sand storage pile is strongly campaign in the near 20 exp. develop & print 4.99 20 exp. slides ...... $1.9$ the directors appreciated the in­ said in the opening letter to the final this morning the committee “worked vestigation and proposals, but man, explained the passage of a state of the condition of the water. suspected as the cause of the contamination, for several future. 24 exp. develop A print 5.79 36 exp. slides ...... 2.9$ report. hard” in a short period, they ’The state was asked to review water quality results doubted whether the housing situa­ law precluded the committee from reasons. He said the facility is located upstream of the “John Anderson is the 36 exp. develop & print 8.59 8 mm/Super 6 movies .. 1.99 "We believe we have began a wondered if the proposals could en­ from a number of the private wells in the area and state tion would improve. offering proposals on regulation of dialogue within the town concerning affected wells on Dobson Road. He added that the salt only candidate to take a ______*Processlng by Quardlan______courage housing, and whether they officials said it appeared that the sodium, chloride and condominium conversions. Accor­ housing that must be continued and storage, for years, had not been sheltered as it is today. strong and honest stand on The committee, after two months would be adopted. Media center ding to the bill, only the state has the hardness problem was affecting several residences in a Ritsick said he doesn’t know if the 20-year-old wells on the important issues of the broadened if we are to seriously as- Democratic Director Arnold very localized area. only at... of meetings and discussions, power to impose regulations on Dobson Road can be saved. He explained that if there is a day. , presented its final recommendations dress the problems...that plague our Kleinschmidt questioned whether Several sources were considered as the problem areas apartment owners who convert into town.” problem at the well casing/ledge interface that maybe a All persons interested in to the board last night. the zoning relaxation would en­ and examined. These included the town-owned swimming reseating of the casing or the installation of an inner working on the Anderson the Salem nassiff camera shop] condominiums. Other recommendations dealt with courage housing, again citing the pool at the Vemdfl Elementary School, home water­ The eight recommendations were This area had been a prime con­ honors Cone sleeve, would provide a water of better quality. “The petition drive or other increasing the housing stock. The economic recession. softening units and natural water quality and the town’s 639 main 643>7869 manche$ter\ well-received by the directors and cern of the committee, which was other option would be to bring in public water,” he said. aspects of the Hlinois con- Robert Weiss, town manager, said committee, formed of real estate But he placed emphasis, par- road salt and sand storage facility. He said this option has long b^n encouraged by the gressman’s campaign formed concurrently with the imposi­ agents, developers, bankers, social ticularily on the M zone changes, that MANCHESTER - The new, greater honor than to have a school Paul Ritsick, senior sanitary engineer for the state, that one could be Implemented im­ tion of a 90-day moratorium on con­ activists, and business persons, state for residents at the Route 30 mobile home park and should contact Dr. Klock at mediately. eliminate the mix of housing types library media center wing at Rennet building named in one’s honor,” Cone said water softeners, as the cause, were eliminated since also for residents on Campbell Avenue. 742-5419. versions here. recommended relaxation of the that the future housing could be en­ Junior High School will named in said. they aren’t actively employed in the area; natural con­ Responding to the committee's Faucher said the bill's passage town's M zone which governs multi- couraged in Manchester. “The end honor of retiring principal Allan The ceremony was planned to sur­ ditions were eliminated because of significantly im­ suggestion to give a town agency forced the committee to look to other family dwellings. It also result we’re looking for is more Cone. The announcement was made prise Cone, and surprise him it did. proved water qualities adjacent to the area of impact. responsibility for referring tenant's areas to help tenants being affected recommended reconsideration of the today at an award ceremony. housing,” he said. ‘T m used to having my finger on He also said that the discharge from the pool, from complaints and questions, Weiss by condominium conversions. A Housing Policy Goals of 1978, and a James McCavanagh cited the Superintendent of Schools James filter backwash which in the past was directed to a named the newly-created Human suggestion of direct help to tenants is town-sponsored bonding program for everything that happens at Bennet. I clearinghouse suggestion as a Kennedy commended Cone for the must say, today I did not,” he said. culvert near the pool, was eliminated since the chlorina­ Services Department. The depart­ the establishiment of a clearinghouse improving housing. possibility, but did not appear to par- more than 30 years of service the tion and filtration procedures at the pool would not ac- to list available rentals. ment will be responsible for , However, Republican Director ticularily favor any others. native Manchesterite has given to the Kennedy announced the Board of receiving complaints and possibly Faucher noted that within the com­ * Pete DiRosa expressed doubt that He noted again that the housing school system. Cone has served as a Education has voted unanimously to 4 Coventry to plan problem was not faced solely by teacher, coach, counselor and ad­ name the center in his honor, and will Manchester, and that it was a state­ ministrator. adopt a resolution praising Cone at school renovations Jk ^ the celebration at wide problem, not easily given to “His work has been exemplary, its meeting Monday night. I COVENTRY — ’The Town Council adopted a set of School priorities viewed solutions. He expects the board will dedicated, and outstanding, ' The official recognition of Cone in­ resolutions Monday night authorizing the Board of consider the report in August, at the Kennedy said, to the cheers of cluded a plaque to be placed in the Education to proceed with planning for an estimated $1.5 earliest. Bennet students and staff, who center, commending him for his By KEVIN FOLEY the project's architect, Charles E. the $400,000 cut coming in the form of In summing the committee report, packed the school's courtyard million worth of renovations to town schools. the reduced size of a basement, a “reason and calm judgement” and the new South V^ndstx'oiFRce R eporter Gunnels of the firm Russell Gibson Faucher said he believed some ceremony. Herald listing the years of his service, 1948- The town is not obligated to complete the work, but the Von Dohlen. — resolutions were needed so the s^ ool board can file a MANCHESTER — Even though $100,000 cut in window renovations as solutions for tenants were given. He “I'm deeply touched. There is no 1980, preliminary application for state funding. the Building Committee met Tuesday well as cuts in plumbing im­ noted that the committee tried to en­ ’The renovations being planned are in two categories: of Iferitage night to lop off as much as it could (Related story on Paxe 6.) provements and electrical costs. courage housing, and and a discus­ code conformity and energy conservation. A numter of from the $5.5 million estimate for the However, the committee figured in sion of housing within the town. projects are planned to meet requirements of fire safety South Windsor now has a tradition of the better way in banking. And high school renovation project, by In an effort to decide what work architect fees, an 18 percent inflation However, during the regular board codes and laws on access to the handicapped, and to meeting, the committee’s work was you’ll find it at the new office of Heritage Savings now open at 29 , j C the conclusion of the three-hour was needed and what wasn't, com­ factor and a 2 percent contingency Directors to meet make the school buildings more energy efficient. meeting, committeemen had a $8.4 criticized. Eugene Sierakowski, Oakland Road, near five corners in South Windsor. mittee chairman Paul Phillips broke fund to arrive at a $5.5 million cost ’The first resolution by the council will establish a five- million package voters could see on a president of the Concerned Citizens Com e and meet manager, Don Stingel, and his friendly staff. They’ll the estimates into two groups of for the first set of priorities. for Manchester's Development said, member school building committee, which will prepare bond issue referendum Nov. 4. Priority two was considerably plans and report back to the council. show you the beautiful colonial decor of the new office and they’ll “In my opinion, I can't see a $6.4 priorities" Group one represents the “the committee raises questions as in senior center The second resolution authorizes the school board to show you banking services you’ll appreciate including top interest, million bond issue ... it boggles my improvements mandated by the easier to reduce for the committee to who it represents.” seek state aid for the renovations. School officials said insured security, safe deposit boxes and a drive-up window. mind,” School Board Superintendent State Board of Education. Group two which eliminated plumbing and Sierakowski opposed consideration are the so-called ''recommen­ MANCHESTER - The Board of Several persons, speaking at _the projects are eligible for 75 percent reimbursement, James Kennedy said. “We can't go bleacher repair costs to slash $131,- of the Housing Policy Goals of 1978, dations." Last night, the committee Directors July and August meetings previous board meetings, requested providing money is available. fourth to the voters with a package 000 off initial estimates. But once saying that citizens had already op­ The last resolution by the council authorizes prepara­ that went from $5.5 million to $6.4 sought to pare away the options from posed it. will be in the Senior Citizens Center that if the meetings were moved, the again, the inflation, contingency and tion of drawings and specifications for the projects, but million. It's atrocious'.'' a project originally estimated at $3.1 “The building of apartments would auditorium. directors sit at tables on the Free trip to arctitect factors pushed the costs to limits spending to the $15,000 already provided for that Last week, the committee million. benefit only a sm all group of Republican Director William auditorium floor, rather than the stage. The stage was used during the work. hammered out the $5.5 million for Priority one of the renovations was slightly over $900,000 for the people,” he said. ‘‘We urge the board Diana proposed the experiment budget meeting. In other business Monday night, the Town Council: P- renovations based on estimates from cut from $5.5 to $5.1 million, much of recommended repairs. not to take any action until further attempting to discover whether • Heard repeated pleas from several residents to hold Washington, DlC study.” meetings would be more accessible Democratic Director Barbara the 1980-81 tax rate to the current 68.5 mills. Aniong those Best of all, we’ve got and comfortable in the auditorium, Weinberg also requested this floor speaking were members of the Coventry Taxpayers free gifts for deposi­ rather than the hearing room in the seating arrangement for the summer Association, whose petitioning has forced a June 24 Official Heritage Tour tors, and a chance to Municipal Building. months. referendum on the council’s budget proposal which would Entry Blank win a Heritage tour Bolton graduates get advice In other business the board tabled a raise taxes to 71 mills. Complete this coupon end bring to the South Windsor In requesting the agenda item, of Washington, D.C. That’s right. Heritage Savings will send two people on an Diana noted many persons have dif­ request to provide office space for • Learned that the new police chief, Gary L. Sousa, Office of Heritage Savings at 29 Oakland Rd. Register expense paid Heritage Tour of Washington, D.C. where you'll spend three today. Drawing to be held dune 30, 1960. those stepping stones.” ficulty reaching the hearing room Community Renewal Team worker. will be sworn in Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Town Hall. A days/two nights at the luxurious Hyatt Regency Hotel. One of Washington’s By DONNA HOLLAND The board requested more infor­ formal reception for the new chief is being planned. She e n d ^ by telling the graduates, where meetings are now conducted finest, in addition, your trip includes roundtrip airfare, sightseeing, all meals Herald (^orrenpondent mation on the CRT programs, and Sousa will assume his duties June 23. "I believe you should always simply because it is on the second floor. Name and a cash bonus of $100 spending money. Register today! the need for locating a worker in • Received reports on several financial matters: unen­ BOLTON — On a beautiful clear, stop and smell the roses along the Other problems with the hearing and slightly windy night Tuesday, 64 way,” room has been a lack of space for Manchester before a vote. cumbered cash surplus and contingency finds, unap­ Address . The request, an unfinished business propriated cash surplus, unantlcipaM revenue transfers graduates marched, most with som­ Joseph Haloburdo. Board of large public hearing gatherings, and and activity tranfers. Town Manager Frank Connolly said ber expressions, to their chairs as Education chairman who gave the sometimes poor ventilation. item, was opposed and questioned graduation ceremonies for the Class graduation address, told the during the public hearing. there were no surprises in the reports. Action on According to Robert Weiss, town j Phone » ______------of 1980 began at Bolton High School. graduates, "You're entering the time proposed end-of-year financial transfers was tabled until manager, other locations, such as Several residents said that the June 30. Several hundred parents, relatives ot your life when you change from do- Must be 18 years or older to enter. No transaction Quality hmage-free school gymnasiums, have been con­ worker was not needed as transpor­ necessary. Offer good only at South Windsor Office. and friends, most smiling — some ees to doers, you’ll be the providers tation to Hartford was easily ob­ • Officially received the resignation of council sidered, But for acoustical reasons, member Jack Myles, who will leave his seat July 31. with tears, watched as the young peo­ instead of being provided for.” tained. Other questions were raised ple took the next step to their future. Haloburdo said, "Work hard, live the hearing room location was concerning administration costs as •Myles, in a letter to the town clerk last week, cited retained. “pressures on my time and energy” as reasons lor his or at a areatdiscount. The young ladies wore the school's right, and when you invoke your new compared to program benefits. At The recent renovation of Green resignation. traditional white gowns and caps and knowledge — be kind.” the May meeting a report was Deposit $300 or more, . . . and away you go with quality carried a single, long-stemmi red Robert Murdock, who announced School, on East Middle Turnpike has • Approved a three-year contract with Tele-Processing created another place to consider. requested from CRT. No mention Corp. of Granby to provide computer services for the luggage. You’ll travel in style with these rugged Grand rose; the young men wore the this was his last graduation was made last night if it has been traditional blue gowns and caps. town’s assessor and tax collector. ’The annual charge will Tour bags by Airway. Just deposit the qualifying amount ceremony as president of the Bolton Diana, who recovered recently received. The speakers seemed to reflect on be $7,620. into any new or existing savings or NOW checking account Scholarship Fund Inc., presented from a leg fracture that caused him memories — those that have passed many scholarships and awards to the • Approved transfer of $13,738 in uncollectible motor and take your choice from the chart below. difficulty in attending the board The CRT worker, who would be and those yet to come. students. Scholarships this year paid by the orgainization, would han­ vehicle and personal property taxes to the Suspense Tax meetings on the second floor, Book. ’The action puts the uncollected taxes on an inac­ Adam Teller, valedictorian, told totalled $7,0(XI. dle applications and referrals for 14 iMMtHut b« 9 « to W H h W K h W Hh W H h a a c h his classmates to "stop for a moment The graduates were presented by proposed the location after the programs sponsored by CRT, a tive list, but the tax collector is still trying to collect. eliooM from, at bargain d a p o a H o f dapoalt4>f d fp o a H o f a d d W o D a l board's annual budget meeting was prfOM or FREE. 1300 tl.OOO d a p o a H o f and save your past experiences in Raymond Allen, superintendent of federally-funded organization based ts.ooo conducted there. IS O o r m e r a your memory'' but don't worry schools, and diplomas awarded by Although the directors appear in Hartford. Vernon students because there will be other good Utility Travel Kit , FREE FREE FREE $ 4.95 Joseph Fleming, high school prin­ feixible in considering the move, it Among the programs are loans and Roll Tote FREE FREE FREE $ 4.95 times with old friends and new.” cipal. was decided a trial basis should be grants for paying fuel bills and Head pass state test Carry All Tote $ 3.00 FREE FREE $ 6.95 Teller added, “Today is the day we Fleming told his students. “I’m Club Bag considered. Start. $ 3.00 FREE FREE $ 6.95 say goodbye - goodbye to a world very seldom at a loss for words. I’m VERNON — Of the 388 ninth graders in Vernon who ' Brief Bag $ 3.00 FREE FREE $ 595 Salutatorian took the battery of proficiency tests last March, 94.75 per­ Add-A-Wheel Kit $ 3.00 FREE FREE $ 6.95 that is fading fast although we can not really at a loss right now but with cent were deemed to have mastered the basic skills as Qarment Carrier $10.00 $ 7.00 FREE $13.95 still catch a few glimpses of it if we Christopher Rich, the clergy here, I’m limited." 16“ Tola $10.00 denned by the State Board of Education and to have no $ 7.00 FREE $13.95 try. salutatorian of Bolton High He said, “ Well, it’s all over, ail of Attache Case $10.00 $ 7.00 FREE $13.95 “And today is the day we say hello, it. Thank goodness no one was hurt. need for remedial assistance. Shoulder Tote $13.00 School’s graduating class, Valedictorian $10.00 $ 500 $16.95 hello to a world that will soon be open We all (myself and the staff) tried to ’The tests examined skills in reading, language arts, 21“ Carry On $18.00 $15.00 $10.00 $21.95 speaks during exercises Adam Teller, Valedictorian math and writing ability. ’They are part of the state’s 24“ Pullman $23.00 $20.00 $1500 $26.96 to us having paid the price of admis­ help you because to make you a 26" Wardrobe $26.00 $23.00 $18.00 $29.96 sion, ...... I Tuesday night in the of the Bolton High School ujecInesdoyL Education Evaluation and Remedial Assistance Program better person is to make ourself a 29“ Overseas $2s.m $25.00 $20.00 $31.95 ’’And today is the day to say thank schoolyard. Besides Rich and graduating class, was also the better person.” (EERA). According to standards set by the state, Deluxe Attache Coae $30.00 $27.00 $22.00 $33.95 The weather Fire damage students who are in need of remedial assistance in the you, thank you to the people who Teller, the other top three recipient of many awards Fleming said, “I hope you never planted us and watched us grow, who above mentioned skill areas are identified and will Ail Itamt Bubt«ct to avaJIability. Pricaa shown do not inciude aaiaa lax. students in the class were during ceremonies Tuesday take yourself so seriously that you Mostly sunny today with A trucking terminal In Boston’s knew when to hold us up and when to can't help someone else. Remember receive specific instruction to help them develop their Teresa Landrey, Martin night, among them, the 1980 temperatures near 80. Booming Brighton section was heavily abilities. let go and step back.” the higher you set yourself, the cloudy tonight with temperatures damaged by fire Tuesday. Christopher Rich, salutatorian, Ferguson, and Lori Sheetz. Presidential Scholar Award. longer the fall to the bottom." Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent of schools, said Hfs the better way to travel (Herald photo by Pinto) in the low 50s. Mostly cloudy Estimates of the damage are in the the Vernon students showed U)e greatest understanding Where your said, “The past is a cluttered scene. (Herald photo by Pinto) Once they had their diplomas in Thursday with chance of showers vicinity of $2 million. Page 2. in reading, where 97.8 perce^m et or exceeded the stan­ Heritage Is. Sincttwe began kindergarten 13 years hand, confetti was tossed high in the in the afternoon. Temperatures in dard set by the state. / ago^we have shared so many it." bomb under the Archbishop's chair. air and firecrackers, that at first the 70s. Details on Page 2. In the overall test propam, the percent of students experiences that I could not attempt Rich said he doesn't believe the Miss Butler said, “There's so much sounded like a drum roll, were set off to even outline them. meeting or exceeding the state standards were: Math, 89 Office Hours: high school years are the best years more pressure now — pressure to do by the graduates. “Besides these experiences were of your life. He said, "It is my opi­ something — challenges to all of you Tlie invocation was given by the Inside today percent met or exceeded the state standard; language Heritage Savings Monday - Thuridiy9:00 am - 4:00 pm not meant to be recounted, they were nion our teen-age years are merely — life iq more serious." Rev. Allan Broadhead and the arts, 97 percent; writing 95 percent; and reading, 97.8 Friday 9:00 am - 7:00 pm Classified...... 20-22 percent. meant to be remembered by each of an introduction to the joy and She said, “I have no sage words of benediction by The Rev. Robert Saturday 9:00 am - ^2M pm us according to our own perceptions. Cronin. In sports C om ics...... 23 Dr. Sidman said the administi;ation was proud of the pleasure which can be found as.one wisdom to offer you, you’d probably Editorial ...... 4 Driva-ln opan um a aa abova. “JuA as the past is nostalgic, the After the ceremony, the graduates George Frenn after ninth results of the evaluation and "We will continue with our goes through life.” tell me a thing or two.” Food/People...... 13-18 present can be awesome. Gone is the gathered with parents, relatives and national title in relays here. Tom efforts to provide quality education for all your daughters Ann Butler, host of Channel 3’s PM Miss Butler said, “Growing up is Obituaries ...... 6 and sons.” school, at times a prison and a haven, Magazine, who delivered the gradua­ an on-going process. I have a suspi­ friends for picture taking and con­ Underwood big winner with which has been an insulated center of Peopletalk...... 2 He said while there were 65 students indentlfled as tion address, . related several cion (your becoming an adult) might gratulations before heading for Yankees. Johnny Pesky bows out social activity. It is being replaced Sports...... 7-6 needing remedial assistance Ui one or more of the areas memories of her school years in­ never happen as a magical time — various celebrations. ; as winning manager in Boston. Update ...... 2 tested, there were 74 percent gcores achieved. by the world at Targe and our future cluding the time someone in her class it’s a process merely marked off as (Related photos, graduate list on Page 7. relationships will have to grow to fill W eather...... 2 (she wouldn't say who) placed a stink stepping stones and today is one of page 20.) 2 - EVENING HERALD. Wed- June 18.1»W

& ev en in g HERALD. Wed.. June 18. 1980 - 3 M p d o t c - Town backs down on sewer easements MANCHESTER - An proper pipe placement, and projects. Previously the Works Department. from the unusually mild was to approve the other directors were last year and did not use Democratic Director agreement between the exp^iency would be ^In­ developer hired the winter which did not purchase. After Mrs. satisfied the truck 198(«1 budget the purchase “At this time I consider the defendants guilty,” said Barbara Weinberg The drug has been tested in China and the Soviet Union Snfiith a t the Cone Mills textile plant where they worked. town and 'developers was sured. Under the agree­ workmen. require the average Weinberg, and several purchase was discussed passed. Daniel Stookey, who was among eight potential jurors ap­ questioned the trucks’ fun­ Judge honored and has been found to lower blood pressure, improve “Do I have to answer that?” Washington asked Long. approved by the Board of ment, major subdivisions amount of snow removal proved Tuesday. “In my mind there is a black and a Under the agreement ap­ ding before her affirmative and equipment usage. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Veteran Federal Bankruptcy short-term memory in dogs and cats and limb-generation The judge said he did, but did not have to tell what he Directors last night could not be blocked in frogs. Smith said. white. There Is no gray. A crime has been committed.” discussed with Mrs. Smith. proved last night, the vote. Besides the gasoline Judge Edwin Trevethan, who is retiring June 30, will be without the clause that because adjacent residents developer must present pl­ The project is being funded by an 88,000 grant from the But Stookey told Superior Court Judge James M. Long Washington said they had discussed political issues. many strongly opposed at a “ Shouldn’t this be saving, there were also RIANCHESTER WALLPAPER honored at June 24 dinner sponsored by the Connecticut denied sewer easement he could base a verdict In the case on evidence presented ans for the project, and ob­ classified as a capital savings in equipment Bar Association. Research Corp. of New York. winter public hearing. rights. in the trial even if it proved contrary to his present opi­ tain the sewer easement expenditure purchase that repair. ' Judge Jon 0. Newman of the U.S. District Court of nion. rights before beginning. AND PAINT should have been included Before the meeting, Appeals and Connecticut’s Chief U.S. District Judge T. The original developer’s However, the board in­ Klansmen on trial Those standing trial on charges of felonious rioting and Cartier seeks forgers in the budget hearings?” several directors indicated SAVINGS - SIRVICE - SATISFACTION Emmet Clarie will be featured speakers at the dinner at permit agreement structed Giles to revamp five counts of first-degree murder include Nazis Jack Although Giles said she asked. GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) - Among the potential proposed by Jay Giles, in­ the agreement without the they would oppose the the Sheraton-Park Plaza. Wilson Fowler Jr., 27, and Roland Wayne Wood, 34, both PARIS (UPI) - Cartier, the rich man’s jewelers, has about 90 percent of sewer "We should discuss these jurors accepted by the prosecution in the murder trial of cluded a clause by which clause. The developer’s truck purchase if the funds Trevethan, first appointed a Bankruptcy Court judge in of Winston-Salem, and Klansmen Jerry Paul Smith, 32, of declared war on the forgers and ripoff merchants who installation were aloifg during the budget hearings, six Ku Klux Iflansmen and Nazis are one who thinks the the town could obtain permit agreement ap­ were not allocated under PAINT SALE Bridgeport in 1942, has handled an estimated 18,000 are making millions of dollars jessing off Inferior Malden; David Wayne Matthews, 24, of Newton; sewer easement rights town roads, some rather than have them the current budget. bankruptcy cases. defendants are guilty and another who once worked with watches, lighters and other luxury accessories bearing proved last night contained Coleman Blair Pridmore, 32, and Lawrence Gene through eminent domain. developments require come in bits and pieces Robert Weiss, town one of the victims. the famous Cartier hallmark of distinction. “minor” changes from the Morgan, 27, both of Lincolnton. . This caluse was opposed crossing private land. throughout the year.” manager, explained the cuors Prosecutors rejected one whose brother-in-law is Bogus Cartier goods can be had in numerous countries, previous agreement. K Y M U E U TE X SEMI- ciiBors Sixteen potential jurors were dismissed “for cause” by many residents at the Easements to install the The trucks’ funding, $97,- tr.uck purchase was Project on “very active in the Klan.” They have accepted 13 jurors including Italy where police raided a counterfeit Cartier Tuesday, half of them saying they could under no cir­ connections must be ob­ 600, is allocated to the planned last year if there in all. 'Twelve jurors and four alternates must be leather goods factory Tuesday and confiscated about $1.3 February public hearing, The most noticeable HOUSE PMNT / SOUDSTIM O.V.T. STORRS (UPI) - Researcher Michael Smith, a cumstance vote to send a defendant to the gas chamber. as an invasion of private change approved was that tained through negotiation. c u rre n t y e a r ’s budget was a surplus In the ac­ University of (Connecticut assistant professor of selected. Prosecuting attorneys have used 16 of their 84 challenges. million worth of coats and wallets. In another action, the which expires June 30. 'The The defense has not yet questioned any of the potential property rights. developers must deposit count. chemistry, has won a grant to find ways of making an Willie Washington, a black man who was the first juror board decided to purchase funds are a surplus from jurors in the murder case, which stems from a gunfight funds for sewer installation The board approved let­ ^ *12.55 experimental drug with many unusual properties. approved Tuesday, said he worked with Sandra Smith, But officials of the Paris-based company say the most The advantages of the with the town. The town two new dump trucks for the Highway Department ting bids for the trucks in 11.35 at a “Death to the Klan” march and rally sUged Nov. 3 ’1150MROAt. PER GAL. PER GAL. Smith said Tuesday he was attempting to make epi- one of the slain CWP members. brazen counterfeit selling occurs in Mexico, where more will let out bids for the general use by the Public budget. A surplus resulted March. Last night’s vote by the Communist Workers Party^* Five CWP clause would be that MFQ. galanthamine, a naturally occurring alkaloid drug, out of Assistant District Attorney Jim Coman asked than a dozen shops operate under the pirated (Jartier S? 17.95 inexpensive, commercially available compounds. demonstrators were slain. Washington if he discussed political issues with hto. name,, and sell an estimated $10.5 million of fakes. Vernon names social service director GOlOnZER OLYMPIC STUN P e o p le t a lk Y ERNO.N — Mrs. Virginia vices department for many employed by the town services clients and town In submitting her Boston terminal Wehrli was appointed as years, will be moving out since 1974 and is presently officials, Mayor Marie resignation, Mrs, Pearsall VEO LATEX director of. social services of town soon. She did offer a social caseworker in the Herbst said. said that in the 11 years she HOUSE PAMT Old Soldiers for the town by the Town to come back to help out in Departmeiitjif-SociSI “Ser­ She said Mrs. Pearsall has been with the depart­ S'I Council. Monday night. She the office when* other vices. During her five and and Robert Dotson, direc­ ment that many changes uNnwidlCO I The U.S. Army celebrated its 205th birthday damage $2 million will fill the vacancy workers will be on vaca­ one-h^-'years of service tor of administration, both evolved. ”I have always during the weekend in Los Angeles and Gen. Omar created by the resignation tion. wittr the town she has highly recommended Mrs. tried to keep the taxpayer ‘ \ @!! said the blaze began a t one end of the of Mrs. Jean Pearsall. demonstrated an extraor­ 11.75 SiMCNbr Bradley, who’s been around just 15 years short of BOSTON (UPI) — Fourteen trailer “You could smell rubber,” Collins Mrs. Wehrli will take . Wehrli's promotion at a in mind along with the PER GAL Hu(hlii(hi> -7;9.77 y half its tenure, was there to cut the cake with his trucks, three railroad cars and at 200-yard long warehouse, which Mrs. Pearsall, who has dinary ability to work salary of $12,410 which is >16.95 ■td nr« a iruurr «whrxtn»!k« said. “We know there were plastics over the new position as of needs of our clients,” she *4 IV(WfT4lr«l»pl'4c\t lOVfU nUNIATVtl* saber. least $2 million in cargo was serves as a transient cargo terminal and synthetics in there. It was a mul­ been with the social ser­ June 30. She has been effectively with both social Level 10, Step 1 of the pay said. The 87-year-old five-star general also par­ destroyed when a 9-alarm fire for both Conrail, Inc., which owns the tiload of merchandise, and we heard plan. Since 1974 Mrs. Wehrli ticipated in decorations for a couple of the Army’s enveloped a trucking terminal in the building, and three other companies. some explosions.” has worked as a secretary CABOTS DECKING . 0 . 8 no.89PW9»I- favorite people. city’s Brighton section, fire officials Paul said the building was empty He said fourteen trailer trucks in the social services . Distinguished Civilian Service medals went to said. and no serious injuries were which had been parked next to the Bolton fire officers naihed department and was STAIN MIN CWRMl SEN-TRAMSPAinT STAR E 3 * Martha Raye — who’s aready been made an reported. building were completely destroyed. V W IV tA TM II fOTOCAAT • Police officers saw flames at 6:20 promoted to the position of M.95 11.97 ss honorary colonel in the Green Berets for her work The fire spread to a freight yard file at Tolland Dispatch (TN) as well veterinarian hospital. Piano’s and caseworker in ®78. She For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/19/80. Wednesday night p.m. coming from the tar roof of a The building served as a transient By DONNA HOLLAND MFQ.LIST on the front in Korea and Vietnam — and, directly behind the terminal. Igniting as a list of specific hazards of each the lumber side of the Notch shop­ was appointed deputy will find shower activity over parts of the south Atlantic one-story, corrugated metal depot for various types of cargo, said Herald Correspondent GOLD BMDUTIX HOUSE PANT PER posthumously, to John Wayne. Miss Raye promptly five or six tank cars, several of which building. It will include pictures of. ping center. director later by Mrs. states and Lower Lakes region. Elsewhere, generally fair warehouse at 90 Western Ave., of­ fire department spokesman Capt. BOLTON— James Preiiss and WHITSm O ONLY N L Y 1 6 .4 9 ‘ GAL donated her own medal to the Duke, and his family were completely destroyed, he said. businesses, public buildings, This past year department Pearsall and has per­ 9.89 weather is indicated with skies ranging from clear to ficer Lewis Baga said Tuesday. John Collins. He said cargo was Ronald Morra, chief and deputy chief Msa.usT says toth will be buried at his grave. The frelghtyard was not equipped churches, larger barns and the like. members attended a state course on formed all administrative partly clouds. delivered by either truck or rail and of the Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ $14.99 __ . . with fire hydrants, and Fire Com­ In that way if there is a fire. TN extricating victims from vehicles, a duties relating to the Heavy smoke billowed over the then shipped out again several hours ment. announced the officers for the *9.99 MANCHESTER WAUPAPER city as 170 firefighters representing missioner (jeorge Paul ordered three can pop the'pictures of the structure state police course on criminal calls, operation of the depart­ later. C department for the coming year. Radical concept tank cars containing “highly flam­ into the viewer thereby allowing the a state course on fire fighting and 38 companies battled the blaze, Lance Dimock and David Drew ment. AND PAINT Weather forecast mable, Class-A solvents” moved dispatcher to tell the local depart­ weekend courses on various aspects sow COLOR GOPRROL For more than a decade, various voices have bringing it under control by 8 p.m., “For this reason, we’re still trying were chosen captains. Robert Morra. As a result of her roles of 185 WEST MIDDLE TNPK., away as a precautionary measure, ment what to look for. . of fire fighting. secretary, caseworker and rhapsodized living together as an anodyne to the op­ fire officials said. ^ to determine what was actually in lieutenant. Carl Nystrom, fire police MANCHESTER Partly sunny today with temperatures 75 to 80. Collins said. To date the local department has Department members also drill in deputy director, Mrs. pressive slavery of marriage. Fire Commissioner George Paid there,” he said. lieutenant. Kevin Julian, fire lieute­ OPEN: MON., TUE8., FRI. Becoming partly cloudy tonight with low temperatures in completed pictures of Syndet, the town each Wednesday night. Now comes Olivia Newton-John with a new, if nant. Frank Intino. resuce lieute­ Wehrli said she is A SAT. 8— 5:30 the mid 50s. Thursday becoming mostly cloudy with a thoroughly familiar with i s m after-the-fact, tune. The Aussie superstar—just out Town land parcel as gift chance of showers in the afternoon. Highs in the 70s. nant. WED til NOON,THUR8 8-9 of a six-year affair with her manager, Lee Kramer the complex system of ad- isrsnr Probability of precipitation near zero percent today 20 Preuss said the department's goals MPQ. — tells the Ladies’ Home Journal she wouldn’t try it MANCHESTER - The thousands of dollars, amount required during Recently the town for the year are to pre-plan major Charter talks ministering general 646-0143 percent tonight and M percent Thursday. Winds southerly LM $12.99 again. Board of Directors depleting the fund. The the Past five years for y,e case of James SOUTH WINDSOR - With no In 405. the commission had assistance as well as with ^ 7 . 7 9 10 to 15 mph through Thursday. buildings in town and to keep training Says she, “Maybe you should make the commit­ accepted a gift from apprpriations to the fund negligence claim settle- Murphy for $6 000. up. discussion on the changes, the Town recommended that the town the attitudes, problems and ment to marriage in the beginning, and then work Wilfred Crockett last are based on the average nient. CouncESl'oted unanimously to recom­ manager would have no supervision needs of the clients. Long Island Sound on it, rather than live together, testing each other night, giving the town 1.75 The department is anticipating mend to the Charter Revision Com­ over part-time employees hired by Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Mon- all the time. Because either way, you’re going to acres on North Main Street delivery of a new firetruck (an mission that the town manager be agencies and commissions appointed tauk Point, N.Y.: Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots during find things wrong with one another, and — I’m not for either elderly housing engine tank to replace a 1964 tanker given control over all town by the the council. afternoon and evening hours and variable 5 to 10 knots at really sure of this, but I do wonder — is it possible or a park. plagued with numerous mechanical employees. However, the council voted to J other times through Thursday. Fair todijr. Partly cloudy that you might try a little harder when you’re Crockett, who died on failures) and is proceeding with its strike that from the changes. The tonight. Variable cloudiness with a chance of a few married to keep it together?” June 22, 1977 willed the search for a new fire station. Only Section 405 of the Town council also deleted the word showers Thursday. Visibility over 5 miles except 1 to 3 land at 208 N. Main St. to > * The pre-planning means pictures of Charter was changed. Sections 204, "classified” from the third sentence, 714 and 715 will be resubmitted to the Going Out the outside and inside of major miles in fog and showers Thursday. Average wave the town for either use as which gives the manager control heights 1 to 3 feet during the afternoon and evening hours Sneaking one elderly housing, or a park. buildings will be taken and kept on commission without changes. over all employees. ■and 1 foot or less at other times. If the town chose neither Agnetha Faltskog, blonde star bf the Swedish rock option the land would be WE PICK’EM Extended outlook group Abba, got caught not practicing what she given to the Manchester preaches during the weekend — to the chagrin of the Extended outlook for New England Friday through Unit of the American people who hired her to preach. Sunday: Cancer Society. A picture of her lighting up a cigarette after a meal an DIP ’EM of Business MassachusetU, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair Last night the directors in a Stockholm night spot made a weekly magazine weather Friday through Sunday. High temperatures from agreed to use the land, and shortly after Sweden launched a nationwide poster the mid 60s to the mid 70s. Low temperatures in the 50s. approved an agreement campaign to discourage tobacco use among teen­ FRESH NATIVE FREEREMOTECONTROL Vermont: Fair and cool. Highs 65 to 75 Friday and giving the town control agers. Saturday and 70 to 80 Sunday. Low in the 40s to mid 50s. over it until 1988. Under the Among pop stars and athletes shown wearing Maine and New H am pshire: Fair and cool through the agreement, if the town con­ “Smoke-free Generation’’ T-shirts was La period. Highs mid 60s to mid 70s and lows mid 40s to mid tinues use after that year CHOCOUTE COVERED Faltskog. She says she’s sorry about that, but that 50s. until 1996, it will inherit the marliti apart from two surreptitious cigarettes in the past title. year, she’s still a nonsmoker. Nobody was on hand MANCHESTER PARRADE MANCHESTER The Almanac to record the first. The board also gave the STRAWBERRIES OPEN DAILY 10 - 9 town manager approval to By United Press International rent the structure on the Today is Wednesday, June 18, the 170th day of 1980 with Quote of the day lot, for a month-to-month 196 to follow. Soviet defector Vladimir Sakharov — profiled in basis. The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Penthouse magazine with his warning that The morning star is Venus. American foreign policy bungling soon may give the Although the gift was The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Russians control of the Middle East — to UPI on the first looked upon as a possi­ Saturn. lighter topic of the dating game: “In the USSR, the ble solution to part of the Those born on this date are under the sign of (lemini. woman always makes the first move. World War II, elderly housing crisis, American capitalist Henry Clay Folger was bom June you see, left us.with a female-to-male ratio of 5 to 3, Kevin O’Brien, town at­ 18, 1857. torney, mentioned last CANDIES UOUnMOING so women had to take the lead role. When I first got * On this date in history: here, I was very confused. I met lots of interesting night, the will stipulated D“ui£ 0 POWER i .:i In 1812, the United States declared war on Britain for women, kept giving them my phone number and that single-story housing the second time in its brief history as an independent na­ waiting for the phone to ring. It took a while for it to be built. tion. dawn on me that I was supposed to ask for the > 4 ______-EunilMathes In 1815, Napoleon was defeated at the Battle of date!” This could make use of MEjeS CLOTHING Waterloo in Belgium. the property impractical, ROUTE 6, BOLTON • HARTFMD CIVIC CENTER • WEBTFARM8 MALL In 1973, American astronauts Charles Conrad, Joseph he noted. The Manchester AND OTHER tBLECTED OUTLETS Kerwin and Paul Weitz entered their 25th day in the Housing Authority has not Skylab space station, breaking a living-in-space record yet discussed the gift. / baie set by the Russians in 1971. June '%jTo : wuxsi Glimpses In 1979, President Carter and Russian leader Brezhnev However, O’Brien also ^ MT. VEmON signed the strategic arms control treaty in Vienna. Walt Disney Studios has launched a search for noted that the property is three missing Mousketeers—CSuirley Laney, Larry was "valuable land.” DAIRY STORES Fora limited time,buy any specially selected Curtis Mathes O ur unsurpassed famous brand A thought for the day: French writer Sebastian Cham- Larsen and Don Underhill — wanted for a Kth an­ There was no discussion on Dairy fort said, “The most wasted day of all is that on which we niversary TV special reunion of the old “Mickey whether housing would be rd llll 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd ^lor Console and get our $100 remote control absolutely free. quality men'sftuits, sportcoats, slacks, have not laughed.” Mouse Club” to be filmed in July... Concert pianist built, or the parcel used as PriCBS Manchester Manchester Andre Watts was chosen to initiate the newly a park. Month sport & dress shirts, raincoats renovated White House piano — given to President and all accessories.. . now at Lottery numbers Franklin D. Roosevelt by Theodore Steinway in 1938 In other business the Naturally Flavored — at a Tuesday night state dinner honoring Jordan’s board approved a $12,000 WHITE’S settlement of a negligence The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Tuesday in King Hu^ein ... A1 Cohn, Stan Getz, Dizzy MOSER FARMS Gillespie, Dexter Gordon, Jay McShann and Gerry suit. The amount of the Premium Bacon New England: Mulligan will be on the bandstand June 27 in New settlement was set by SODA Connecticut: 407. York for a Newport Jazz Festival special honoring Judge John Alexander in a Maine: 673. the late “bebop” king Charlie “Bird” Parker ... pre-trial hearing. Massachusetts: 5899. New Hampshire: 7774. The case stems from an Rhode Island: 9909. Oct. 21,1977 incident, when Anna liziordzi, then W, fell Mixkl E5WSR FSlhR McUiierrarKan Minkl E.S‘).SR/FMKR Contempomry on the east side of Main ^ & more Manchester To Advortlaa To Roport Nowt Street. 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4 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 18. IWO ^Editorial reply‘ Hiaiirltrstpr iEmniimi Town, firefighters still at standoff. Manchester — A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER - The recommendations are not residency issue seems to supervisor, Camarco Robert 0. Martin, Presi­ departments are required Weiss on surplus Founded Oct. 1,1881 town and town firefighters accepted by both sides, the be still indispute, the fact helped resolve all issues dent of Local 1579 of the to live in town, but most -L are preparing to go into matter will go to binding finder will hear arguments except residency. International Association other employes, including Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, fact finding in their effort arbitration. from both sides on all However, under the of Fire Fighters, declined policemen, are not. (The following is a reply . then surplus account which prices have now been ob­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 843-2711. I to work out a contract issues before making his forthcoming fact finding, comment on the issue. Werbner said the im­ The next step is for the recommendation. all issues will be newly dis­ However he said last passe will make It Impossi­ to a recent Evening Herald had sufficient funds. After tained and the board has an Morrb«r, Audit BurMu of Circulation Mambar, UnHad Pratt InlamatlontI after the failure of media­ tion to resolve one major state to give both sides cussed. M arch th e off-duty ble to reach agreement editorial by ManehesterV weighing the threat of es­ agenda item to provide fun­ Stavan Harry, Exacutiva Editor issue. names of three fact finders Negotiations have been Werbner said the town firefighter’s response to before June 30, the end of general manager, Robert B. calating costs of oil and the Cuitomar Sarvica — 647*0946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor from which the parties can in progress since January wants to retain the residen­ fires was “a little extra" th e fiscal year. ding for the acquisition. It Raymond F. Robinton, Editor-Publlshar Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emarltua The issue is the town’s Weiss. The Herald will potential for a severe winter choose one. If the parties and for the past two cy requirement because given to the town. He also Firefighters will continue should be noted that the cost requirement that fire fall to agree, the state will equipment, its age, equip­ specifically to methodology months Rido Camarco, a off-duty firemen intimated that the town’s to work under the present clarify its stand on the against available income for for the acquisition has gone fighters live in town. Other select a fourth fact finder state-appointed mediator custonurily volunteer to high cost of living could be contract until a new one is matter in tomorrow's the year, the board decided to up about $10,000 in the in­ ment and recommended and the ability of the depart­ Issues apparently have and parties must accept has been meeting with the fight big fires. Ihey are not one reason firemen dislike agreed upon. been resolved. editorial — ed.) defer a decision on the tervening time period. replacement schedule. ment to perform in relation that one. sides. According to Steven paid or given compen­ the residency requirement. Chief negotiator for the If the fact finder’s Although only the satory time off. acquisition of the trucks until The superintendent of All of these factors were to confronting criminal ac­ Werbner, town personnel “As taxpayers, we have firefighters is Robert 0. I read your editorial of tivity . in the community. to take it out of one pocket Martin, president of Local after the winter season to highways has expressed weighed by the administra­ and put in into the other,” 1579 of the International Thursday, June 12, with in­ assure that the town would great concern about the tion and the Board of Direc­ Would the Herald propose Town ride sharing draws few Martin said. Association of Fire terest and admittedly some have sufficient funds should possibility of major tors in arriving at decisions that we share with the MANCHESTER — The town car Stephen Olshewski, a Management forts had been solid, “no heavy need" Heads of certain town Fighters. disappointment. The question unusual weather conditions breakdown in our equipment as to equipment replacement criminal element important pooling program instituted Nov. 19, trainee with the town who been for the program had manifested 1979 was kept on the books by the itself- Commission member Joseph of the town acquiring two and prices prevail. that is becoming older and in the present budget and cer­ details as to how we expect to promoting the ride-sharing plan new trucks for its fleet has Transportation Commission this since its inception, issued his com­ Carman said he felt that sooner or costly to maintain. Should tainly in the case of the two cope with serious law week even though it has succeeded in When it became apparent prehensive report to the commission later the need for the program would been the subject of con- this occur during a severe new trucks in question. brakers? matching only one group of com­ during the meeting. The commission develop when the price of gasoline in the early spring that funds muters. ■ sideral^le discussion by the winter, the town would suffer Your questiohs about the Should you wish to discuss noted that although Olshewski’s ef­ gets high enough. would be available for the Board of Directors over a serious delays in our snow Executive Session of the these matters in further truck acquisition, the board period of a few years. In the removal process. I would be Board of Directors and the detail, you know my door is YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP authorized the administra­ very happy, to share with you Police Department relative open and I am available to Town regulates pet droppings 757 MaM ST,. ■aKM$m • M «.|U 2 budget for the current fiscal tion to proceed with the ob­ detailed information that was to some small part of their meet with you at our mutual year, the Board of Directors MANCHESTER - Manchester noted that one other town, the area, before issuing the $25 fine. irS0«ffl26TH taining of prices through the budget deliberation deserves convenient. will be the second municipality in Wethersfield, had a similar or­ An officer can issue an infraction furnished the Board of Direc­ had considered the purchase bid process for the acquisi­ some response. Matters dis­ Robert D. Weiss Connecticut to enact a “pooper dinance. He said Wethersfield of­ based on a complaint only if the per­ of these vehicles utilizing the tion of two trucks. Those tors on all town highway cussed in t is session mated (General Manager scopper” ordinance. ficials had said that the problem had son is willing to testify at a court The Board of Directors last night been curtailed. In a year since the or­ hearing. unanimously approved an ordinance dinance was enacted in Wethersfield, According to Ronald Kraatz, of the establishing a $25 fine for those who 100 verbal warnings, 15 written, and Health Department, there are § o m ethiw 6 You Bi Ee p im g Thoughts_ fall to clean up their pet’s droppings. one fine have been issued. several devices on the market for pet Infants and Toddlsrs • Girts 4^ x 7-14 • Boys 4-12 Praps 14-20 'HEART& n e v e r u n d e r s t a n d .• WATCH THI&. The ordinance was proposed by the Manchester’s ordinance does not owners. He noted one device looks Science is realiy no help when it Life is so great that we want it to last town Health Department after apply solely to dogs, but to all types like a cane with a scoop. The pet You CAN’T gOLVE A PROBLEM receiving complaints about the of animals. Under the ordinance a comes to supporting the belief in im­ forever. owner chrries the instrument when ov growing amount of pet feces in pet owner caught ignoring their pet’s UUgT BY THR VINS mortality, and those who try to use it Rev. Chet Copeland walking the pet, and later empties it m o n e y a t IT ! parks, and on private lawns. No one dropping, on public or private into a trash container, without to support the belief are wrong­ Center Congregational Church oppos^ the ordinance at last week’s property, would be issued an infrac­ 20% to 50% OFF touching the feces. headed. Even reason alone can't Manchester public hearing, and several praised it tion notice by the police department. •ALL TOP BRANDS •REGULAR STOCK help. Finally, it’s the heart that must for health and sanitary reasons. An officer would have to witness the The ordinance will go into effect TODDLERS convince the head; Our only Robert Weiss, town manager. owner’s actions, walking away from after the legal notice is published. GIRLS AND BOYS^ justification for our belief in immor­ • P.J.’S o Jerseys-short • Overall8 & sets tality is our burning desire for it. We Quoie/Unquoie • Slacks and Slack Sets sleeve & tanks • Jerseys sense that life would not be worth • Sunsults Shorts and Short sets o Bathing Suita • Short sets living without it. “One of the really shocking things Nuclear Polka Band, but our rea ECONOMY FLO ’S CAKE Plato thought about how uncertain Decorating SuppUet Ine, • Group of Spring Coats & Group of Long & is that I’m not very good in bed. I name is Brave Combo. People com Spring Dresses Short Sleeve Shirte our dream of being immortal is, and guess that’s probably why I just keep to hear us play, and they say, “Yo § 1 e j,M ’80 the risk that the dream could be in trying.” guys sure are brave.” NCWg MCA vain. But, “Glorious is the risk!’’ he 9th taihwrtary Sale CASH - MASTER CHARGE military PREWEONE&S! —Burl Reynolds, aclor noted for — Carl Finch, leader of th concluded. being sex symbol. (ABC-TV) Texas band. 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(Omni) 643-9633 nr 742-9478 . 646-0228 ------8 7 t3 2 jt/1 The Herald in Washington What families really need government of the importance of they will try to push the priorities wrong,” “hard work pays off” “peo­ By LEE RODERICK Matters,” Scott, a father of six what our families really need tha families and the needs of families.” from the three White House con­ ple in authority knows best,” and WASHINGTON - “The biggest children, offers these communica­ the schemes now burbling out of th Here are a few of those “needs” — as ferences into national policy. “sex without marriage is wrong.” challenge facing America’s families tion tips to parents: White House conference. is not economic, it’s moral. Money voted into the resolutions at “Contrary to the apparent outcome Scott, of Rockville, Md., es­ can’t substiture for the careful nur­ Baltimore: of the Baltimore session,” said Scott, tablished the American Family “Don’t let your mind wander when turing chiioren require to become The need for abortion, emphasized “our experience is that the great Society several years ago as a your child is talking. He can tell and in two separate resolutions. The need Newest Fashion Newest Fashton healthy, seii-.'ulfilled adults.” majority of parents want to maintain resource center to help families live will re a c t... If you put your ears on That’s the view of K. Wayne Scott, to not discriminate against traditional family values.” happier, more fulfilling lives. The automatic pilot, hear only what you president of a non-profit grassroots homosexuals (a first step toward In an interview Scott cited a society publishes a bundle of want to hear or agree with, he’ll organization called the American legitimizing gay families). The need national poll by Yankelovich, Skelly excellent ideas for its members — clam up. Family Society. If to pass the Equal Rights Amend­ and White which surveyed the who pay $15 a year — to help them $ he’s right, then ment. The need for a federally nation’s parents with children under take quality time on a regular basis “Use reflecting listening: ’you feel the $3 million guaranteed annual income for age 13. with their children and use it in fun good about that.’ Your respbnses families, of at least $13,000 a year for White House “The poll divided these parehts and productive ways. should help your child better unders­ JEANS TOPS a family of four. The need for C onference on into two groups, based on their at­ ‘‘Other institutions such as tand his feelings, and encourage him Choose from government-supported family life • Sasson® Baggies Families is more titudes toward such institutions and churches and the schools have their to keep talking. Be patient. If your education. than simply concepts as marriage, religion and roles to play in the development of child is slow, hesitant to talk, avoid HONOR AMERICA Many of the rest of the 57 • Chic® Sheetings • Sasson® another waste of patriotism,” ' explained Scott. the child,” Scott explained. trying to finish his statements, or to resolutions passed in Baltimore taxpayer money______“Interestingly, even though 43 per­ “But there simply is nothing that hurry him ... Avoid questions that put WORDS OF FREEDOM ___ • Wrangler® — it’s a mischievous farce barking up sought special tax breaks or other cent of them were labeled ‘new can take the place of a loving, caring • Ratcatcher® Carpenter Pants a child on the spot or judge The time is now near at hand the wrong family tree. government economic assistance for breed’ parents because of having family. It is written that setting that behavior.” which must probably determine The first of three conference families. In sum, the conference sup­ largely abandoned these traditional the child’s self-esteem is set, his • Wrangler® Sheetings • New York, New York® whether Americans are to be free sessions was held in Baltimore the posedly was convened to get govern­ values, a majority of even these mirror-image of himself that is so Many other practical family ideas men or slaves; whether they are to other day, with the other two ment off the backs of families, and liberal parents want their children to vital to determining what kind of per­ • Bon Jour®Satins • Henri Pierre® are also available from the ^ l e ty , have any properly they can call scheduled in Minneapolis June 19-21 ended up begging for more family in­ accept the traditional values they’ve son to becomes. When children leave which can be reached by writing: their own; and themselves con­ and Los Angeles July 10-12. terference than ever from Uncle personally left behind.” a home where there has been lots of AFS, Box 9873, Washin^on, D.C. signed to a slate of wretchedness President Carter, speaking to the Sam. Among values both traditional and two-way communication and careful­ 20015. from which no human efforts will m ore than 650 d e le g a te s in Conference leaders are holding new breed parents would like to see ly guided development, they are deliver lliem. We have, therefore, Baltimore, said he hoped his con­ back $400,000 of their $3 million for a their children accept, said Scott, are ready to conquer the world. Such down-to-earth approaches as to resolve to conquer or to die. ference brainchild would be the lobbying campaign between the following: ‘‘Duty before From the Society’s most recent those of the American Family Socie­ “catalyst for a new awareness in September and next March, when pleasure: My country right or monthly newsletter, called “ Family ty seem much closer to the mark of -George Wasliington . Washington Merry-Go-Round Grant-making and politics: a shady election-time issue tent and timing of the ad­ By JACK ANDERSON Massachusetts and Wisconsin at example, turned out to be funds the *Buy one at our already low *Buy one at our already low MIX & MATCH ministration’s largesse to important Thomas Toch, that they had been “appears to have questionable links” MIX & MATCH WASHINGTON — Ten months ago, primary time. community already had. “They mis­ Discounted price of *5.90 to primary states establish a suspicious pressed into political service. to a number of notorious underworld Discounted price of *17.90 from huge se­ from huge se­ departing White House Counsei * Prior to “super-primary” day on’ represent^ the facts,” a county of­ pattern. Rarely if ever has an ad­ Judging judges! Another of Jimmy figures. Reinhardt has termed these *22.90, get the second for lect groupl Robert Lipshutz left behind a clear June 3, federal grants rained down on ficial told my associate Peter Grant. to *31.90, get the second for lect groupl ministration used the spending power Carter’s nominees for a federal links “non-existent,” and labeled the warning to Jimmy Carter and his Ohio like volcanic ash from Mount St. Footnote: Justice Department of­ just *1.001 just *1.001 Higher Price Prevails of the White House so blatantly. judgeship is in difficulty. He is file garbage — “if it exists.” Higher Price Prevails political advisers: “It is a crime,” he Helens. ficials also warned the White House Here’s just part of the record: Stephen R. Reinhardt, a liberal labor wrote in a confidential memo, “for In a single day, for example, the of­ that is illegal to promise, jobs in * On the eve of a crucial Florida lawyer whose political connections in anyone with grant-making authority fice of Rep. Thomas Kindness, R- exchange for political support or to vote, an electric cooperative in the both parties should have assured Freedom fence: Even before the to use that authority to affect the Ohio, was notified of one $829,000 utilize federal workers In political Sunshine State was granted a billion- him smooth sailing through the con­ mass Cuban exodus, intelligence of­ nomination or election of a can­ community block grant, three campaigns. Yet the hiring for the dollar loan only two months after the firmation process. ficials had an inkling of an upsurge of, didate.” summer youth recreation grants and 1880 census was highly political, with application was filed. Such loans nor­ dissatisfaction in Castroland. Last The law yer’s an award to a local college, plus an first crack at the jobs going to Carter What has hung up his nomination— mally take at least a year to process. year, about 150 Cubans jumped the advice appears to announcement that a local historical supporters. and made some of his 'influential * A month before the New York fence to take refuge in the U.S. naval h ave been site had been added to the National In Springfield, Mass., as many as backers a little uneasy — is a con­ honored more in primary, President Carter invited base at Guantanamo — roughly three Register. 15 census employees were put to troversial Los Angeles Police New York Post publisher Rupert times the usual number. the preachment Other primary-time grants to Ohio work at Carter’s campaign Department report that raises Murdoch to lunch at the White House. than the practice. — the only big state Carter carried on headquarters' addressing envelopes questions about his possible ties to In fact. Carter Three days later, Murdoch’s paper, June 3 — included $1.4 miftlon to Cin­ and soliciting votes over the organized crime figures. Loose lips? Bemoaning the aides openly third largest in the state, endorsed cinnati for conversion of its train telephone, instead of doing the Cen­ The report was supposedly "leaks” of sqcret intelligence boasted to a Washington Post Carter. And six days after that, a depot into a shopping mall, and more sus work they were paid to do. Peo­ requested by Los Angeles Police material to the Nosy Parkers of the Jeans-plus jeans-pkjs reporter how they had used the Murdoch-owned Australian airiine than $50 million to the recession- ple on the federal payroll were also Chief Daryl Gates. But the chief, who press. Rep. Robert Lagomarsino, R- got a $290 million, low-interest loan grant-making power of an incumbent stricken Youngstown-Warren area. askedAo work in the New Hampshire enthusiastically supports Callf., remarked at a top-secret in­ from the Export-Import Bank. president to deflect Ted Kennedy’s Sometimes the White House gravy campaign, but plans to bus them to Reinhardt’s appointment to the telligence briefing, “If we bad had in 297 E. Cantor Straat • MMICHESTER I ' i challenge. * Similar cases of 297 E. Canter Street • MANCHESTER ladlers went too far. The announce­ New Hampshire on Feb. 16 were bench, says it is not an official World War II the kind of leaks that "grantsm anship” turned up in While political motives for federal ment of a $9 niillion grant to Dayton aborted. Some of the census workers department document. we have today, the thing might still Illinois. New Hampshire, Maine, grants are difficult to prove, the ex- for highway improvements, for acknowledged to my reporter. The report says Reinhardt be going on!” OPEN Mon-Wed 10-6 • Thurs & Fri ’til 9 • Sat. ’til 6 6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., June 18, 1«80

weeks. He added it has usually in­ David Lynch discussing a proposal high school improvement es­ Council Chairman Harry the Talcottville School in Vernon, ToujnTolk volved two meetings on each of to build 260 condominiums at timates ballooned to |8.4 million. Egazariah asked if the chamber Anthony Magliocco asked the staff Since Manchester High School those nights, with one meeting Milestone Commons with the Town "Do it last year,” came the reply wanted him to pray for good members to stand and be graduated its class of 1980 Monday being a light load. Plan and Zoning Commission. I another. weather. Councilman Richard recognized. To his surpfise, most Torpey said if Egazarian is going to counts night, perhaps school principal of the students also stood too. Pesky right on Jacob Ludes III can take a rest. At "This will in fact be moderate in­ "How can we get th^ose When the East Hartford pray the chamber is better off set­ come. This in fact is the only exam­ renovations done for $4-5 mUUon?"’ Chamber of Commerce requested ting a rain date. "There seems to be some confusion a recent meeting, Ludes confided BOSTON (UPI) - The phone rang the phone. "I was right on both funeral. through six innings, he allowed only Oakland Manager Billy Martin felt ple of moderate-income housing in asked a Building Committeman at permission from the Town Council here as to who is staff,” he com­ that he’s been out on school 10 minutes after the game ended and counts.” "I want to go back being a coach. two hits and just one ball out of the the A’s should have fared better in the Manchester town hall after tor a sidewalk sale June 27 and 28, During graduation exercises at mented. business every night for three the town" -Glastonbury Attorney Johnny Pesky predicted both the Pesky went out with a victory when I’m no Don Cherry,” said Pesky, infield—a sixth-inning homer by Jeff the fateful inning. caller and the message. the Reid Sox rolled to a 6-2 victory referring to the colorful ex-Boston Newman. ‘"The ball Rice hit was a double " It’s Sully (General Manager over the Oakland A’s Tuesday night Bruins’ coach. “But I’m .667.” "I had one of the best fastballs I’ve play, but it hit something. Perez was had all year,” said Torrez, who up­ jammed and broke his bat and still the Douglas Library Association, and Haywood Sullivan) telling me I’m behind the seven-hit pitching of Mike ’The victory was Boston’s seventh ped his record to 3-6. "I was relaxed, singled. ’Those two hits killed us,” the Hebron Women’s Club. She was a Multi-Circuits expands facilities fired,” said the Boston Red Sox’ Torrez. ’The victory upped Pesky’s in its last eight games and Torrez Obituaries but I was relaxed earlier when 1 Martin said. "Keough pitched a good past regent of Col. Henry Champion dugout coach, who has been acting career managing percentage from pitched perhaps his best game of the plating equipment goes into opera­ season. ’The tall right-hander fanned didn’t get the results. I’ve said all game,.he just didn't win. And we had Chapter DAR of Colchester and a MANCHESTER - Multi-CirculU first floor, 9,500 square feet, will ac- production over a one to three year manager the past three days for Don .455 to .457 as he went 2-1 with Martin P. Schreindorfer tion, the existing manual equipment along I had to keep throwing the ball the bases loaded three times in two member of Anne Wood Elderkin is constructing a building at its commodate automated equipment period to meet the demands of a Zimmer. Pesky laughed and hung up Zimmer home to attend his father’s’ a season-high seven hitters and CLASTONBl RY - Martin P. will also be run until all the bugs are like I was and it would turn around. I games and didn’t score and you can’t Chapter DAR of Willimantic. Harrison Street property to house a for copper solder plating, for totally growing market. '"The market is Schreindorfer, 60, of 64 Great Swamp knew what I wanted to do and was do that and win.” She leaves a son, Winthrop Hilding new automated plating facility and chemical through-hole plating, and super for us; we are constantly out worked out of the new system. Road, died Tuesday at his home. He able to do it.” The only other Oakland threat of Storrs; two daughters. Miss more sophisticated waste disposal for nickel gold plating. trying to get new business,” Ladd was the husband of Anna L. (Chap­ The Red Sox took a 1-0 lead in the came in the eighth, when Mickey Alberta Hilding of Hebron and Mrs. equipment. Rich Ladd, technical advisor for said. He said that while the automation man) Schreindorfer. fourth when Jim Rice walked, stole Klutts doubled and eventually scored Edward Gerber of Southbury; two ’The building, under construction Multi-Circuits said both the plating Multi-Circuits is a manufacture of may reduce the number of the jobs in Frenn big favorite At the time of his death he was north of Multi-Circuit’s main plant and waste disposal will be updated to circuit boards, more specifically of plating, support equipment will be second and went to third on a New­ on a Perez error. But Torrez bore employed as a custodian in the brothers, Horace C. Porter of South i man throwing error. ’Two outs later, down and induced Dave Revering to Windsor and Robert F. Porter of will contain a 3,500 square-foot base­ the state of the art with the new double-sided, plated through-hole, operat^ longer to keep the new Glastonbury school system. He he scored on a Butch Hobson single. hit into an inning-ending double play Marlborough; a sister, Mrs. Bertha ment with equipment to process facility. printed circuit board. system supplied and more jobs will retired in 1971 from Pratt & Whitney After Newman’s homer, Boston with the bases loaded. P. Ward of Edgewood, R.I., and five waste before it is hauled away. The He said the move would increase Ladd said that as the automated be provided there. Ladd said the Small Tool Division of Colt In­ put away the game with four runs in “It makes all the difference in the grandchildren. automation would create some more in 56-pound throw dustries after serving the firm for 30 the fifth off Matt Keough, 7-7, capped world when Mike goes out and Funeral services will be Thursday appealing and more challenging jobs years. He was native and lifelong by a two-run double by Carlton Fisk. challenges the hitters, all the -ar2 p.m. at Hebron Congregational than the present manual plating resident of Glastonbury. High school may lose windows Jerry Remy led off by spanking a difference.” Fisk said. "I like him to Church. Burial will be in New Hebron does. He also said the new facility By EARL YOST He was a Navy veteran of World single to left and moved to second on be aggressive and keep him in the Cemetery. Friends may call at the would be aesthetically superior to the Sports Editor War II and a member of St. Paul’s MANCHESTER - Students at Charles E. Gunnels, architect for the timate for total replacement of all a walk to Fred Lynn. game, regardless of the score.” Potter Funeraniome, 456 Jackson present plating facility. Odds on favorite to win the National 56-pound weight Men’s Club. Manchester High School may not see renovation project, the energy saving windows. Tony Perez then moved into the The Red Sox other run came in the throw in the fifth annual New England Relays Saturday, Survivors, besides his wife, are a St., Willimantic, today from.7 Jo 9 the world through rose-colored glass scheme is designed to save taxpayers While many members of the Ladd said he expects the building June 28 at Manchester High’s Wigren Track is George American League RBI lead when he sixth when Lynn tripled off the son, George M. Schreindorfer of p.m. —or any other kind of window for money on fuel in the future. building committee agreed with singled in Remy for his 46th RBI of center field wall to score Remy. For Memorial contributions may be itself to be completed by Sept. 1. ’The Frenn. Glastonbury; two daughters, Mrs. that matter —if voters approve a The Farmington architect Gunnels’ proposal and have included the season. Rice then singled in Lynn the ninth straight game, Boston first new equipment to be installed is The reason is simple. Albert (Gall) Pellegatto of made to the Hebron Congregational package for high school renovations proposed a $400,000 plan to panel the it in its proposal to be approved by and Fisk cleaned the bases with a managed at least 10 hits. Church or the Douglas Library the gold plating equipment. The rest ’The social science high school teacher from Los Manchester and Mrs. ’Thomas (Joan) which might include the paneling up windows with insulated 18-guage the Board of Education, one official shot off the left field wall. of the conversion will go on into 1981. Angeles has never been beaten in the 56-pound competi­ Breen of Glastonbury; three Association. of 18,000 square feet of classroom steel last week. Only windows at voiced concern over the idea last brothers, Frank Schreindorfer of Marion Blanche Chickering window area. either end of the classroom would re­ week. tion. Ladd said the present waste, which The dark-haired, muscular Frenn has won all eight Glastonbury, Steve Schreindorfer of BRATTLEBORO, Vi. - Marion According to a plan formulated by main. ’This in lieu of the $536,000 es- “A lot of kids feel like they’re in Major League baseball. times he entered, including three years ago in his only Las Vegas, Nev. and William Blanche Chickering, 72, of Putney jail already,” Neil Lawrence, the ad­ must be hauled away, is 90 per cent appearance in Manchester. His toss of 46 feet, five inches Schreindorfer of East Hampton; a Road, died Monday from injuries ministrator in charge of the renova­ liquid. The new plant will dewater it, off the ninth with a single, moved to in 1977 was the best ever in the four years the Relays were American League sister, Mrs. Stanley (Mary) Kwalek received in an automobile accident in tion specifications, said. ‘"The panels thus reducing the transport costs. It second on a sacrifice, and after Keith will meet the latest state pollution staged in Manchester. Hernandez was intentionally walked, of Meriden; and five grandchildren. Hinsdale, N.H. She was the wife of could enhance that idea.” Orioles 5, Angels 3 Paul Phillips, chairman of the control specifications. Last year’s surprise winner. Bob Rodgers, a Southern Simmons delivered the game-winner. 8 Funeral services will be ’Thursday Alfred G. Chickering, a developer Manchester dog Connecticut State College strongman, is now in Texas at 9; 15 a.m. from the Glastonbury and cattle dealer who conducted committee said the panels would not Steve Stone, a gourmet with a taste Simmons also homered and Dale and has not entered. Funeral Home, 450 New London business in the Manchester area. only save taxpayers money on for the finer things in life, is finding Murphy hit a two-run shot for Atlan­ / Last year, not only Frenn was missing, but also two Turnpike, with a mass of Christian Mrs, Chickering was a native and heating and cooling, but savings American League batters much ta. former United States Olympic members, A1 Hall and Bob burial at 10 a.m. at St. Paul’s Church. long-time resident of Brattleboro licenses expire would also be realiz^ on the costs of St. Margaret’s Circle easier to digest this season because Expos 2, Giants 1 Backus. Both are listed to return. Hall copped the first Cadet coach Burial will be in Buckingham who was employed at Dunham’s drapes, blinds and vandalism. of a curyeball that is very un­ Jerry White’s sixth-inning homer MANCHESTER - St. Margaret’s weight throw here in ‘76 and Backus was tops in ‘78. Cemetery. Store there. MANCHESTER — Pet owners are kennel license is $51.00. Gunnels described the panel/glass palatable to opposing hitters. gave the Expos the victory and NEW LONDON (UPI) - Veteran Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will The 38-year-old Frenn several years ago issued a Friends may call at the funeral Survivors, besides her husband, reminded that dog licenses expire in Veterinary certificates are system as a "patchwork,” saying the The 32-year-old right-hander, an 11- snapped Vida Blue’s seven-game assistant coach Larry Rutledge says have a social night June 24 beginning challenge to anyone in the 56-pound event and backed it l i home today from 7 to 9 p.m. are a daughter, Mrs. Betty Tyler, of June. All dogs over six months old required for spayed females and total per square foot cost was only $9 7 pitcher for the AL East champions winning streak. White’s homer, his taking the helm as head football at 7:30 p.m. at 55 Highwood Drive. up with a $10,000 winner-take-all offer. He had no takers. Memorial contributions may be Brattleboro; two brothers, Robert G. must be licensed before June 30. neutered males not previously com pared to $17 for window last year, notched his eighth victory fourth, tagged Blue with his third coach at the U.S. Coast Guard Kim White will lecture on skin care Frenn, who packs 240 pounds on a 5-11 frame, is a •fc r* ”■' made to the Glastonbury Auxiliary Thomas and Russell Y. Thomas, both Neglect or refusal to license a dog licensed. replacements. His proposal calls for of the season Tuesday night with a loss in 12 decisioi)^ and helped David Academy is a promotion he’s looked and demonstrate the use of makeup. graduate of California State University at Long Beach. Police Ambulance Association, 2108 of Brattleboro; two sisters, Harriet subjects the pet owner to a fine and Other information required for the the paneling of 18,291 square feet of five-hit, 11-strikeout performance Palmer pick up ms lourth victory in forward to for a long time. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. He got interested in the 56-pound event by Backus, who Main St. Peltier and Mrs. Susan Lipsio, both to arrest, according to Section 22-338 license includes the owner’s name what is now window area and the that carried the Baltimore Orioles to five decisions. The service academy Tuesday an­ Ann Gryk and her committee. dominate the sport in a 12-year period, winning nine Padres 2, Mels 1 of BrattTeboro; and two of the General Statutes of the State of and address, the dogs’ sex, breed, replacement of 9,399 square feet of Members and friends are invited. George Frenn a 5-3 triumph over the California nounced Rutledge, 42, would succeed Ryan Crawford Dunham grandchildren. Connecticut. age and color markings. window area with glass, frames and times. Angels. Gene Richards’ single to left with his former boss. Bill Hickey, who Frenn’s eight goal medals were won in 1967-68-69-70-71- SOUTH WINDSOR - Ryan Funeral services will be Thursday Dogs may be registered at the Please bring a previously issued sashes. ’The remainder of the 38,000 Tigers 3, Brewers 0 the bases loaded and two out in the resigned last week to enter private 73-75-77. inches, set in 1971. His goal is 50 feet. Crawford Dunham, infant son of Roy at 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church. license to the Town Clerk’s Office to total square feet would be made up of Jack Morris tossed a five-hitter and ninth scored Paul Dade from third to business. Town C lerk’s Office Municipal Portrait misnamed Backus, a 6-5,250-pounder, has nine 56-pound crowns to The 56-pound toss is the only national championship C. and Barbara (Sleeper) Dunham, Burial will be in Locust Ridge Building during regular office hours expediate a new issuance. glass and paneling. Alan Trammell belted a two-run lift the Padres. Rollie Fingers, 7-6, his credit, dominating the scene until the arrival of listed in the two-day 66 event program. All track and field of 61 Homestead Drive, died Friday Cemetery. There will be no visiting Workman would simply install in­ MANCHESTER — A Herald story homer in the eighth inning to lead the picked up the win qnd reiiever Tom Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 Frenn. Backus reigned seven straight years, 1953 thru competition will be at Wigren Track one week from at his home. hours. Memorial contributions may p.m. Mail applications require the sulated panels inside, seal them and Monday incorrectly listed the name Tigers. Morris, 7-6, walked two and Hausman, 2-2, absor'bed' the loss. Chaney to coach 1959, and won again in 1965 and 1978 as a 52-year-old. Saturday with the three mile and 12-mile road races Sun­ Funeral services and buriaTlook be made to Rescue, Inc. Box 593, Registration fees are as follows: previous license and a stamped, self- place the sheet steel panels with a of prize-winning pastel by Joan S. struck out one in pitching his first Phillies 6, Dodgers 5 BOSTON (UPI) - Boston Celtics’ Frenn holds the world record for the toss, 49 feet, 8Vi day, June 29 starting and finishing on the MCC campus. place Saturday afternoon at Wapping Brattleboro, Vt. The Rohde-Dawley neutered male or spayed female, addressed envelope and a telephone baked enamel, colored finish on the Rivlin. The name of the work is shutout and fifth complete game. Pinch hitter Greg Gross singled veteran backcourt defensive stalwart Cemetery. Memorial contributions Funeral Home, Brattleboro, is in $3.50, male or female, $7.70 and a number. outside. "Portrait of Michele.” Mike Caldwell, 6-3, took the loss. home Larry Bowa with the tie­ Don Chaney has decided to quit may be made in his memory to charge of arrangements. Twins 8, Blue Jays 6 breaking run in the eighth to spark playing basketball and take an assis­ John Dempsey Hospital Intensive Manchester High girls ’ softball John Castino went 3-for-3 and the Phillies. Bowa led off the eighth tant coaching job with the Detroit J Care Nursery, Framington. Dorothy Shawcross knocked in three runs and Doug with a bunt single, took third on Man­ Pistons. Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Dorothy Argument with officers leads to arrest Corbett pitched 4 1-3 innings Of ny Trillo’s single and scored when Chaney stopped by the Celtics’ of­ Gross, batting for winning pitcher had charge of arrangements. (Grimshaw) Shawcross, mother of MANCHESTER — A minor traffic scoreless relief in sparking the fice Tuesday to inform General (Jeorge H. Shawcross of Coventry, Smith of 76 Phoenix St., Vernon, was headquarters and held in lieu of $5(X). scheduled to appear in court 7. Ron Reed, 5-1, singled to right field. accident investigation by police Twins. Toronto’s John Maybierrry Manager Red Auerbach and Coach Ethel P. Hilding Conn, died Tuesday. injured. He was presented this morning in Also arrested on a w arrant CCIL championship Bobby Castillo, 1-3, came on for Dave Bill Fitch of his decision. Both had Tuesday night ended when they smacked his 13th homer — a two-run She was the widow of Harold L. However, Smith, who told police he East Hartford Superior Court. Tuesday was 25-year-old John R. Goltz in the seventh and suffered the HEBRON - Ethel Porter Hilding, arrested a 17-year-old Vernon youth shot in the first — to extend his hit­ recommended him highly for the Shawcorss. owned the car, became "beiiigerant A Bush Hill Street man was Lugli of 231 Newington Road, West loss. Detroit job. 87, of Chestnut Hill Road, died Mon­ who they said became abusive with ting streak to 16 games and A1 Woods day at Manchester Memorial Other survivors are a brother in and abusive,” according to police, arrested on an outstanding warrant Hartford in connection with a fight also homered for the Blue Jays. them. who arrested him after he gave them from East Hartfrod Superior Court earlier this month. U Hospital. She was the widow of Canada and two grandsons. White Sox 5, Indians 3 Police said they were called to the Tuesday and charged with non­ Lugli was charged with third- highlight of season Murano wins a false name and address. Albert W. Hilding. Funeral services will be Friday at Todd Cruz singled home two runs scene of the accident at the intersec­ He was charged with breach of support of two minor children. degree assault and third-degree Placed on waivers Mrs. Hilding was a former 1 p.m. at the Carpenter-Jenks to highlight a three-run eighth inning tion of Burnham and Windsor streets peace, misuse of marker plates and Anthony J. Laurinitis, 34, of 582 criminal mischief and released on a .338 clip (22 for 65) with 16 RBI. Liz coast tourney member of both the Republican Funeral Home, 131 Elmwood Ave. By LEN AUSTER and rookie reliever Lamar Hoyt EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) where a car driven by 16-year-old Bush Hill Road was released after he $5(X) non-surety bond. He is scheduled Neubelt was next with a .326 (14 for Town Committee and the Hebron Calling hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. giving police false information. Goss Herald Sportswriter picked up his first major-league vic­ — The New York Giants waived Donald H. Goss of 21 Horace St. had was issued a summons charging him posted a $500 non-surety bond. He is to appear in court June 30. 43) batting average followed by stan­ Climaxing a fine season on the ten­ Board of Education. She was a Memorial contributions may be There were three key elements tory in helping the White Sox snap the former All-Pro defensive tackle John apparently gone out of control and with reckless driving and misuse of dout centerfielder Georgeanne nis courts, Mary Catherine Murano, member of the Hebron made to the American Heart heading into the 1980 softball season Indians’ five-game winning streak. Mendenhall, the club announced struck the curb, causing extensive marker plates. Ebersold (.320, 24 for 75,17 RBI) and of Glastonbury, former East Catholic Congregational Church, The Association, Rhode Island Affiliates, damage to the car’s front end. for Manchester High. ’Two of the All the White Sox’ eighth-inning runs Tuesday. Smith was transported to police Wright (.319, 23 for 72, 16 RBI). High standout, won the AIAW Divi­ Mendenhall, who has been on the Mayflower Society of Connecticut, 40 Broad St., Pawtucket, R.I. Neither Goss nor his passenger, John The Ultimate Expression three —batting and how well the new were unearned as the result of two Junior first sacker Beth sion II women’s singles cham­ trading block for some time, is now N people jelled —materialized while errors. Of Your Love MacDonald batted .264 (18 for 68) pionship in Los Angeles, Calif., last free to make his own deal. the third, finding a strong second Royals 3, Rangers 2 Starts With Our Love with seven RBI with Cooney (17 for weekend. Mendenhall, 31, 6-foot-l and 225 pitcher, never became an issue. 68) and Mary Neubelt (12 for 48) each Jamie Quirk’s bases-ioaded The senior-to-be at William & That in a nutshell surmizes the Silk pounds, was an All-NFL rookie out of at a .250 clip. sacrifice fly in the ninth inning gave Mary College in Virginia, Murano, Grumbling in 1972. He was placed on Towners’ successful campaign, the Royals their victory. Willie Wright, Tilden, Liz and Mary the No. 6 player on the team, the 10-day waiver list two weeks ago which resulted in a 19-3 overall Aikens opened the ninth with a single Neubelt are the graduating seniors defeated all No. 6 foes as William & and the league notified the Giants record, annexation of the CCIL off Gaylord Perry, 3-6, and German but each is a key loss. Mary gained sixth place overall. Tuesday that he is now a free agent. championship for a second straight There is a strong nucleus in the Barranca ran for him. Amos Otis Thirty teams competed. year, and a march into the Class LL' MacDonalds, Cooney, Setsky, Daley, singled Barranca to third and Clint semifinals before ouster. Ebersold and Marge Botteron retur­ Hurdle was walked intentionally to .- c - I “The two (Beth and Marcy) ning along with prospects from the load the bases before ()uirk lofted his MacDonalds, Marge Botteron, Mary 13-3 jayvee club. sacrifice fly to center to make a Track meet scratched Neubelt, Sue Setsky, Karen Daley all "The big key next year is winner of Rich Gale, 3-7. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - When it came along for us,” commented Liz Neubelt The lA.AF had w arned The pitching,” Faignant agreed, “We’ll was announced last Thursday that an ’Tribe Coach Mary Faigant, "Not one Athletics Congress, sponsor of the struckout 103, allowed 51 hits and had have a lot of returnees and I think international track and field meet At/I r \ _ t . of them who 1 put out didn’t do the National League meet, that it faced sanctions if it a 0.79 ERA. we’ll have keen competition for would be held next month at the went ahead with the competition job. ’That characterized the season. Top candidates to take over for positions." University of Pennsylvania, Jim "Whenever someone was called Reds 4, Pirates 3 because it conflicted with the Wright are junior Diane Ferguson, 2- Tuppeny felt plans would go along upon, they did the job. Everyone Moscow Games, which begin on July 1, and sophomore Nancy Curtin, 1-0. Tickets on sale Johnny Bench had just homered off smoothly. 19. Entire Stock of came through and that was the key to Faignant doesn’t expect either to / the season.” OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Even Enrique Romo to tie the score 3-3 in But in the five days that followed, The federation also released a \ match Wright’s velocity but "if they the ninth. Ray Knight stepped into Tuppeny and other athletic officials There will be a major void for though the Oakland Raiders have statement Monday in London work on their control, work on the batter’s box, looked out at Romo, at Penn spent plenty of sleepless r/. \ i Faignant to fill in as standout started to sell season tickets to their repeating that any athletes par­ pitching to spots, 1 feel we’ll have the and ... nights wondering how to scale the hurler Lynne Wright, headed for Bay Area fans, a spokesman insists ticipating here would be ineligible to defense behind them to go get the The count went to 3-2. hurdle of opposition by the world’s 'I’oiir wedding rings....svmhols ol voiir everlasting Bryant College, graduates. She was "it’s not a totally closed possibility” compete in any international com­ ball." “I hit it real good,” said Knight, governing l ^ y for the sport. love (nr each utlier. 16-2 with a pair of no-hitters and that they will play in Los Angeles this petitions. Defense, led by All-State catcher season. who was obviously pleased with his On Tuesday, the university bowed “ This conflict seems to have A rtC a rw d artisans create each ring w ith the several other low hit outings this Marcy MacDonald, second baseman /" season. A statement issued by the team seventh home run which gave Cincin­ to pressure from the International canceled any possibility of the meet love of line crattsinanship. Lisa Tilden and shortstop Kathy "We didn’t find a strong No. 2 ’Tuesday said that "recognizing the nati a 4-3 victory over Pittsburgh Amateur Athletic Federation and an­ being held here, and rather than V Each unique design is touched with a love th.it's Cooney, was a key weapon for Tuesday night to snap the Reds’ nounced it was withdrawing Franklin pitcher but Wright more than made great damage the Raider organiza­ prolonging what is a confusing situa­ a perfect expression ot your own. Manchester. three-game losing streak. Field as the site of the schooled July REGULARLY 17.00 TO S1.00 up for it,” understated Faignant. tion aiready suffered, the decision to tion, we are withdrawing," Penn p r n is Each unique design expresses a sh.ired dre.im ol Offensively, Tilden showed the way go ahead now (with plans to sell Astros 7, Cubs 1 22-23 competition among countries Athletic Director Charles Harris said Wright, in three varsity seasons, how lile should he lived. for the Indians with a !437 ( 24 for 69) J.R. Richard and Joaquin Andujar boycotting the Summer Olympics in had a 30-3 won-lost mark. ’This year season tickets) was to try to in a statement. ArtCarx'ed. Tlie ultiiiiate in wedding ring design batting average. ’The senior knocked combined on a three-hitter and Jose Moscow. she worked 132 innings, walked 87, minimize the damage to the football The U.C. Berkeley International and craltsnianship since 1850. in 10 runs. Marcy MacDonald hit at a team on the field.” Cruz hit a three-run homer in leading “ We didn’Ythihk th^reVould be a track and field meet scheduled for - We are proud to display our selection of the Astros. Richard, 9-3, who had his problem ... but there was,” said July 17-18 has been canceled by U.S. ArtCarved wediling rings. consecutive-shutout inning streak Tuppeny, Penn’s director of track track’s governing body and local Com e spend time with us...let us help \oii snapped at 32 in the first inning, went and field who had been appointed meet officials are suprised and express your love with an expression of ours. five innings and struck out eight. head of the international meet. angry. Underwood on streak Cardinals 3, Braves 2 “After that, things seemed to Ollan Cassell, director of The Ted Simmons doubled home Garry become a political football. We’re Athletics Congress, the Olympic NEW YORK (UPI) - There is holding the Mariners to two hits over Templeton with one out in the ninth pulling out. We don’t want to rock governing body for track and field in I I ;iRK?IRyED sacrifice fly greeted Dressier and U I evidently a world of difference the final three innings. Bobby Murcer capped the inning with to lift the Cardinals. Templeton led any boats or anything.” the U nit^ States, said Tuesday that America’s Master Jeweler pitching for the New York Yankees - “We hold 'em close,” said an RBI single. the Berkeley meet had become too Free Alterations Included! if left-hander Tom Underwood is any Underwood, "and then we break the New York, which has won six of its “politicized." criteria. game open just like we did tonight. last seven games and leads the Cassall also scrubbed a July 22-23 Underwood, 7-3, posted his sixth We’ve done it so many times.” meet in Philadelphia. Entire Stock of Entire Stock of American League Elast by 6 W games, Entire Stock of straight victory ’Tuesday night as the Seattle took a 1-0 lead in the second got three more runs in the sixth on Legion 5-3 winner Athletes from all nations boycot­ Reg. >22 to »26 Reg.«27to‘35 Reg. MO to ‘45 Yankees belted the Seattle Mariners when Tom Paclorek doubled and two walks, an error, run-scoring ting the Moscow Olympics had been Four runs in the fourth inning was sacks. 8-2 with supersub Dennis Werth scored on a single by Ted Cox. ’The singles by Werth and Watson and invited to the two U.S. meets, \r the impetus as Mancheste^ Legion Dave Blake singled two runs home driving in three runs. Yankees tied the score in the fourth Jabkson’s groundnut. although sponsors refused to call baseball team topped South Windsor, and when the relay from the outfield Unbeaten since April 30, when Bob Watson doubled, moved to “I’m used to coming off the them "an alternative Olympics.” 5-3, last night in Zone Eight play at went wild, Britnell scored. Underwood is on the longest winning third on Eric Soderholm’s single and bench,” said Werth. “I even did it Some 14 hours after plans for the streak of his major league career. In Duprey Field in South Windsor. Manchester added its final run in % 5 l % 5 l ^ CHAMPAGNE OLYMPIA RAIN FOREST scored when left fielder Reggie meet were announced last week, the when I was down in the minors. I had Manchester is now 3-1 in the Zone, the fifth. Bill Herlth belted a leadoff _ 1979, he was 9-16 for the Toronto Blue Walton misplayed the ball. pretty good credentials in ’Triple A 44,000 available tickets for the Jays and won only 15 games for 3-5 overall. Its next tilt is Thursday triple and scored on Brandt’s bases- ’The Yankees knocked out loser ball, but even there I came out of Edwards Stadium meet were sold. at Eagle Field against Bloomfield at ioaded fielder’s choice. Toronto in 64 starts over two seasons. Rick Honeycutt, 7-4, with a four-run seasons with only 285 at-bats.” Although protests against the meet "I was 15-30 in two seasons in 6 o’clock. South Windsor countered with two fifth that featured a two-run single by Werth has driven in eight runs on were heard at a heated meeting of South Windsor had a 1-0 lead after runs in the fifth on two walks and two Toronto,” said Underwood, "and I’m Werth. only 14 hits and is batting .412 in 22 the Berkeley City Council Monday really not throwing the ball any three inning with Manchester taking errors. Tom Martin got an RBI in the Rick Cerone and Fred Stanley, who games. A right-handed batter, he night. Mayor Eugene Newport said %dnc /Sh me»f different here. ’The big difference the lead in the fourth. Mike inning. later left the game with a hamstring generally plays only when left­ he had "no idea the meet would be between here and ’Toronto is that Falkowski walked and Eric Gauruder went the distance for 903 Main Street TrI City Ptaza pull, opened the fifth with singles and handers are pitching. canceled ... I thought we’d just work DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON ORCLE there you have to make every pitch Willie Randolph walked to load the Gauruder reached on a fielder’s Manchester to pick up the win. He it out the best possible way. But it UHN LuJvyjO'bJf) lIXMt UO' U-S. SM III b count.” New York has won'39 of its first 60 choice. Jon Brandt walked to load the allowed four hits, walked four and 917 MAIN STNEIT DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER bases. Werth singled home two runs games, the club’s best start since makes me wonder why as soon as we As it was, Underwood tired in the bases. After a force at home. Brad fanned six. Manchester was aided by and when Watson walked to re-load 1968, and boasts the best record in the start to ask some hard questions, the seventh and gave way to Ron Davis, Cabral ^ueezed home Gauruder and 11 bases on balls off South Windsor the bases, Honeycutt was replaced, major leagues. meet is canceled within 24 hours." who record^ his second save hy by Rob Dressier. Reggie Jkickson’s Alex Britnell walked to rejam the pitching. Chip Soltis took the loss. 8 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 16. IWO EVENING HERALD. Wed,. June 18, 1960 - 9 6coreboQrcl. Theater revienb NEWVORK...... SANUIEGO MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO ^ CLEVELAND o i l c r s , 20-7, a t V e rp la n c k , Gallup and Sally Robinson SPORTS ON TV «b r h bl ab r h bl ^ abrhbl abrhbi ab rh b l ab rh b l - - ». . . r. 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By SUSAN ADAMEK talkies and the depression. right, never overpowering the singer up show pieces and the straight When told by Rose that she is to play a with Louise, which serves as a (9) A»-8tar Soccer Flynn 2b 2 0 0 0 Dade pr 0 100 4 111 Moore pb 100 0 HarrahSb 5011 (ipfpnqlvfilv for thfi 2, Pat Kelly, Mike Talaga, Detroit — Reactivated pitcher Dan Pacella p 2000 Cashib 4010 Sofieldlf 5 0 0 0 Cannon cf 4011 Monisn2b SllOCJhnsndh 4 0 0 0 °.®“® '™ ^,,. rlf ? Schatzeder and optioned pitcher Dave The show is dell^tful throughout, or the action. (One might wish that dramatic parts, especially the in­ newsboyI in her sister's act is movingmovin dramatic turning point in the tone of Powell rf 4000 Whittc Tom Provencal), Dolphins MANCHESTER - Theater 3 ® Pro-OoffTochAiquot Normnph 1 00 0 RodrigzSb 2 110 3110 Baines rf 4 0^1 p j^nnngcf 4 010 Winners. Jay Moir hit best NORTHERN Toblk to Evansville (AA). avoiding the pitfall of many musicals the musicians would forego and well played. the play, and "You Gotta Get A Gim­ 7:30 Hausmnp 00 00 Flannryph 0000 Wilfonglb 3 120 Aultph 1010 PryorSb 4121 DUzc 0 ...... New York (NL) ~ Assigned pitcher returned to Manchester in grand trospective recitative near the close (B) SportfConter Lucas p 10 0 0 Bosetti pr 0000 Klmmc 3110 Hasseyc ^1010 and Ed St. Pierre starred Taking the upper hand Kevin Kobe! to Omaha of the American style this week with the opening of gum-chewing for the duraUon, of the show. Robert Martel is a Michael ’T. Metsack (Tulsa) is mick,” the strip number which 8.-00 Davis c 0000 Foley c 0100 Veryzet 1 Mustangs 4 (John Ford 2, Association, a Kansas City affiliate, for a — disparity in quality between Bevacq ph 10 0 0 ToUls 37 8 14 7 ToUls *391 defensively for the 3-10 early, Manchester Jaycees however.) W'. Clay Massey’s im­ appealing and convincing in his solo begins G ypsy’s education in (9) Auto Racing '80 Fingers p 0 00 0 38 6 13 6 ToUls 40 5 11 4 ToUls] 35 3 9 . Mike Botti, Marc player to be named later. "Gypsy," a musical based loosely on musical or dance numbers and the believable and endearing Herbie, es­ 11:30 Tenace ph 10 0 0 MinnesoU 330100001—8 Chicagoigi 000130-5 Oilers. Blue held on for a 5-4 win St. Louis — Sent pitcher Silvio aginative set design is well supported pecially effective in portraying em­ number “All I Need Now Is The Burlesque. QD SportaCanItr Touts 33 1 6 1 ToUls 32 2 7 2 Toronto 212010001V>6 Geveland 1( (SO 000-3 Cassano), Sharks 2 Martinez to St. Petersburg (A) for five the childhood and adolescence of drama. Not so in “Gypsy” :acting, 12:00 Two out when winning run scored. E—Griffin. Mackanln 2, Moore. E-LJohnson, Morrison.I. Ill[arrah, Man- over B.A. Club at Robert­ days under the medical rehabilitation Gypsy Rose Lee. by the lighting design of Lisa pathy with Louise without sa^dng a Girl," as well as in the numbers with MinnesoU 1, Toronto 1. LOB-MinnesoU (George Cook, Jeff Grote). singing and dancing are all extreme­ ® Inlamattonal RacquatbaN New York 000 100000-1 ning. LOB-Chicago 10, Gevmnd 12.2B son Park. Jeff Keith, Matt provision. ^ ______Ferraro. word. the other “boys," who are fine as Thomaslna Wilson is highly erotic 12:30 SanJIIUICKU Diego W.UWWI-*001000001-2 8. Toronto8.2B-Landreaux, u Jackson2. i. v.i; -Nordhagen. DybzJnski, HargTOve. Mor- The story unfolds in various ly good. There is excellent (9) Auto Racing '80 Maloney and Rick Kenny Elaine Sportelli is a marvelous Barbara Gerado as Louise/Gypsy well. Ai Cbtrillo and Ed Garfield as Mazeppa, and also reveals (groan) E^Taveras. Mumphrey, Maddox. D P- Mayberry in(13). i Woods (6). ' SB- ‘^**”*’ aawey- §^£*^8^ Softball JUNIOR theaters and hotel rooms across the choreography by Beverly and Lee 3:00 New York I. LOB-New York 7. San IP H RERE Mackanin, S-Castino. SF—Adams. each had two hits for the Football Rose, with commanding presence is fine. Her scenes as the self- settled smoothly into their dual roles an excellent voice. Toni Lea Andrews (9) SportaCantar DiegoS. 2B-Maddox. S-Lucas, Smith. Chicago Tonight's games South; Chiefs 5 (Jimmy Green Bay - Signed free agent country during the 20s and 30s, as Burton. Costumes, by Patty Gtan- 3:30 IP H RERBBSO IP H RERBBSO Kravec 61-3 6 3 winners. Ernie Brown, throughout the play. She performs effacing younger sister and as the Saturday night, though Mr. Garfield as Tessie ’Tura demonstrates a com­ (9) AuttraNan Rugby MinnesoU A&N vs. Oil Heat, 6 Hoagland 3, Steve Logan quarterback Bill 'fYoup and offensive vaudeville wanes with the advent of zano, are perfect. The music is just New York Hoyt (W1-0) 22-3 3 0 1 Rick Molloy and Chet Gif­ lineman Karl Swanke of Boston College. edic flair. Sharon O’Neill Anstett as Pacella 6 3 1 1 1 Redfem 4 2-3 II 6 5 2 0 Geveland —Fitzgerald with great authority both the stand yearning adolescent especially stand appear^ more comfortable (with) Corbett (W4-2) 41-3 2 0 0 1 2 2), Stars 1 (Jon Roe). New York Giants— Waived ^fenslve Hausmn (L2-3i 22-3 4 1 1 2 WaiU 62-3 10 2 2 0 2 ford each had a pair for tackle John Mendenhall. out. Her sweet voice is (perhaps) the character of “Cigar” than with Electra is the 3rd performer in this Toronto VCniz(L33) Tees vs. W endy’s, 7 130 Bulls 6 (Jim Gombie 2, San Diego 11-3 1 3 0 a 0 B.A. St. Ixjuis — Signed ninth-round draft Pop. funny and effective number. ’The Lucas 75102 Mirabella (L4-7) 1-3 3 3 3 1 0 Monge 1 0 0 0 0 0 —Fitzgerald shown to best advantage in the “Lit­ Radio Toniftht Fingers (W7-6) 2 1 0 0 0 1 Buskey 12-3 4 3 3 1 1 HBT^by Kravec (Hargro^(Hargrove, . Char- Marc Olandry, Steve pick defensive end Stafford Mays of skillful hand of Director James Moore 61-3 7 2 1 2 2 boneau). WP—Kravec 2, V. Cruz. T— CCongo vs. Garden, 6 Washington to a series of three one-year tle Lamb” number. Lisa Seise is a * 7 :1 5 Red Sox T-2:16. A-I1.448, Damon, Danny Paris, John contracts. TV tonight McLaughlin 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Quinn is clearly seen in the smooth — N ik e INDY wonderful June. Her acting and dan­ M ariners, WTIC MONTfiEAL SAN FRANCISCO WP-McLauphlin. T-2:38. A-15529. Rogers), Flames 3 (Jason Seattle - Signed tackle Nick Bebout to The show contains many clever Westown Pharmacy up­ a series of contracts through the 1981 lemptmg bait for while alavara who have manner with which the actors move [) r h bi SEATTLE NEW YORK M o ria rty 's vs. ______eVtNINO______•DPtmont. 10:30 cing are terrific and her voice has production numbers. The satirical 7i45 • Yanks vs. Angels, L«Floreif‘ 3010 Rosano, Kevin O’Connell, season. Burnett And Frfendt already abducted two beautiful coeds 3000 Herndon cf ab r h bi ab r h bi ended Thrifty Package, 9- — ®Jc»fon GD Mm I The Moyoro perhaps the most depth of all the around the small stage. 4 0 0 0 Whitfild If Telephone, 7:30 —Nike Darren Rosano). GIW fpmFamily Annielrieetohide her intel­ and who now have Ihpir eighla set on Tif • number In which Baby June decides W IPtF Scott 2b “ Cruz2b 4 000 Rndlph2b 4210 6, at Robertson. Steve ^ ( C l S S ) Nqwo ® ProgrammlAg UnonfHMinced While cf 3 111 Hlllph 4 000 WerChlb 5 2 2 3 LITTLE Ward vs. Police, 6 ^ I Lovo Lucy ligence Iroffl herjealoui cleeamatet and ftn y jl^ a a t; 60mint.) 8 Prpoqntqt cast. to forego Broadway to stay on the no no North; Hurricanes 3 Basketball I S B C n f Dftf’Rent SIrokea Arnold and Carter c 4 0 2 0 Minton p »»»» Roberurf 4 0 2 0 Watson dh 4 12 1 Menschell and Bill McCann ^ Joktr’iWffd be iuat like the other klda, while Buddy 11K)0 All in all, "Gypsy” is a most Cromrt lb 4 110 Clark rf — P a g a n i Houston — Named Carroll Dawson ■trugglaa to prepare for her coltaga en­ Willlsetartacoohiebuainesathat begins Ashley Ouz as Baby June and Tina farm with her beloved cow is Hortondh 4 0 0 0 Jackson rf 3 002 LEAGUE (Jim Hall 2, Mike assistant coach. (u) AH-8Ur8occtrEvertoflviNoitlngh- ^ ( C ® ® 0 Newo Pate rf 4 0 10 Evans 3b Paciorklb 3 2 10 Blair rf 1000 each drilled three hits and •mPofoat trance axama. (60 mine.) to crumble when their manufeclurer can­ X M.A.84I. Louise Anstett as Baby Louise both satisfying evening’s entertainment. M o ria rty 's vs. Hassett), Diplomats 2 Soccer not supply their demand. (Repeat) wonderfully absurd. Some other high Macha 3b 3 0 I 1 May c ' “ 'O Walton If 30 10 SdrhlmSb 2010 Ron Rickard, (]arli Hunt ®Mov1q-(Comqdy)**H "FrlMoKM” (Ooi:ioBtdCapfioned) GD Benny HHI Show Speier ss 3 0 10 Griffin pr Bucklanders, 6 —Cheney Fort Lauderdale — Signed goalkeeper ^' 8 Movie HBIographlcal-Orama) **1k ^oaed-Captioned) 0 Hove Gun WIN Travel exhibit excellent dancing and acting points are; "Some People’’ with Meyer ph 1 000 Nettles3b 2010 (Heidi Sullivan, Glenn Jan van Beveren of the Netherlands to a 1970 QonoWildor Off-boat woattrn Palmer p 3 0 00 Murray lb TCo«3b 2010 _ Tonighl's games and Steve Lauietti two about • naiyo Poliah rabbi sont to San ‘‘FaarStrtkaeO uT 1967 AnthonyPar- & China: Land Of My Father This ® ABC Ceptfoned Newt skills. Ms. Ouz has so much stage It may be seen this week at the 3 0 2 2 Piniella If Rockwell vs. SCongo, Boggini). multi-year contract. documentary on young working couples Rose, which explains her motivation Fryman p 0 0 00 Stennett2b ^ ® ® ® Mendoza If 4 000 Murcerlf 10 11 Franciacolo taka ebarga of a congrega­ , kina. Kart Malden. Traces the riae of big 11:30 apiece for Westown. Scott New York — Placed Dbn”Ebert and league ball player Jimmy Pieraall and hie in China faaturai the paraonalinalghta of presence it's difficult to believe she MCC auditorium on Bidwell Street Strain 2b 3 000 Brown cf 4 0 00 Janilorial va. A&N, 6 — K e e n e y Racers 4 (Rob Melley 2, tion. Whan ha miaaai hia boat, h t ia CD CB8 Late Movie BLACK SHEEP as stage-mother, the imaginative LeMastr ss 2000 Vidal Fernandez on waivers for the hg^itbacktonormalcybypaychlatrlcand Aalan-American ' joumallat Felicia SQUADRON: Operation Stand-Down' 0 0 0 0 Cerone c 3 110 - W a d d e l l JC’s vs. NEFire, 6 Garman and Ed White forced to aat out acroai the Amarlcan Lowe. is just ten years old. The scene in Wednesday through Saturday McCovy ph fooS SUnley ss 2 110 Bob Blake, Gary Wood), purpose of termination of contract. wildemtaaon horaaback in the company tjtcirothock Iraatmanfa. (2 hra.) Whan Pappy't man lake routine ’’Military Routine” and Mr. Metzger ss 0000 Doyle ss 2 100 Medics vs. Carter's, — R o b e r t s o n each zipped three blows (Allege of a young bank robber (Rated PQ) (2 ® Auto Racing'80 requalllication examt, they all flunk and which Ms. Anstett slips off stage evenings at 8; 15. Raiders 4 (John Janenda 2, Coast Guard Academy— Named Larry ®Movle-(Orama)** "Return of aMan Goldstone,” "Little U m b” ToUls 33 2 6 2 ToUls 35 8 11 7 — B u c k l e y and John Madden, Gaig art grounded. (Repeal) 'MEDICAL Wohifrdlf 1011 cpattiA 010 000100-2 Acadia vs. Lathrop, Steve Ashbacker 2). Rutledge football coach. ® dS Zoom Ceiled Horae" 1076 RichardHarria.Qall Q H Tlw Facto Of U(» STORY: Quality Of Marcy' 1976 Stari: ToUls 31 27 2 Touts ^ 6 1 000 143 00X-8 DQ vs. Ansaldi'g, Ogden and Ekl Sadloski two W SIreeta Of San Franciaco Sondergaard.Agroupoftrapparaaltack China: Land Of My Father This Tony Muoante. ScoH Hylands. 7:30 —Robertson Yellow Hand Indiana in an allampt to gain Montreal 010001000-2 E—Walton T. Cox. LOB-Seatlle 6. apiece for Thrifty’s. _ 8:30 documentary on young working couples ^ Koiak San Francisco ICT 000 010-1 fjew York 8. 2B-Paciorek, Watson, — L e b e r ^ Hogan'i Heroaa » n t» l^ lh6 ir landa. (PQ) (2 hra.) in China features the personslinsighlsol X Dating Qama Real Peopta A monkey that E-UMa5tcr.Cromartlc,Speier2 DP Wallon. Roberts. 3B-RoberU. SF- yCJ3«X»«Do«9b Asian-Americsn iournalist Felicia SoortaCantar L ib ra ry DUSTY guards a pig pan. a convention of hoboa, BASEBALL —Montreal 2. San Francisco 3. L O ^ Jackson 0 0 9 NSCNawa Lowe. 0 < 8 0 Tha Tonight Show Beal Of NATIONAL CCWFL a viait to a loggara camp, and a Iriabaa MontreaM, San Francisco6. HR—White IP H RERBBSO Four runs in the fourth ®lS)OvarEaayQuaat:Caaar'Homaro. Carton' Guaata: David Stainberg, Kelly demonalration by a champion are fea­ (4). S-Hcmdon. Seattle Nichols tire scored in all Formal’s Inn opened Jai Alai Results Hoat: Hugh Downs. 10:00 Qarratt, John Bdhnatt. (Rapaat; 90 NATIONAL LEAGUE IP H RERBBSO inning p v e CBT a 4-3 duke tured. (Repeat; 60 mint.) mint.) E^st Honeycutt (L 7-4) 4 7 5 4 2 3 defense of its Central 8:68 Montreal Dressier 4 4 3 ) 2 2 but one inning in besting over Vittner’s last night at Saranth: ® Nawa ^l^dCaptioned) X ® VegaS When miltionsol dollars ol 0 ABC Nawa NIghtIfna activitie s W L Pet. GB Palmer IW 4-1) 71-3 6 1 1 0 Fnt O ® Great Parformartcea‘Solti Con- phony gambling chips flood the Las 11:36 Montreal _ New York Auto Trim & Paint, 9-1, Gnnecticut Women’s Fast I Frwdua 1040 3.60 100 ^ 7:00 34 a Fryman (S9) 12-3 0 0 0 1 Keeney Field. Six different ducta Schubert' TheChicago Symphony Vegee strip, the casinos are shut down CD M.A.8.H. F^Utburgh 34 25 576 I UnderwodlW7-3) 6 4 2 2 2 5 7 k u Hkcj 14 00 L» 6.00 6 Urquia(< 4.61 161 ^ CSSNaara San Francisco last night at Buckley Field. Pitch League crown with Orcheilra, under lie permanent Music sndDsnTannahItethestreelstofiuehout 11:60 F’tiiladelphia S 34 571 I>1 Davis (S2) 3 2 0 0 0 0 players had one hit each 3 lirRHii lartvcn 140 4.00 7 Eia 3,60 ^ AHInTheFafTtlly Blue (L9-3) Honeycutt pitched to 5 batters in 5th; (])® ABC Nawa Director.SIrOeorgSolli.willperlormtwo • brilliant counlarfaitar. (Repeal; 60 0 Lova Boal~6arat1a New York 27 31 .466 "Pi Minton Scott Lawrence fired a an 11-10 come-from-behind 6 facki Asts I 4.20 M U 14 346.10 aymphoniet by^iennaae composer planned Underwood pitched lo2 batters ln7lh. for CBT. Tim Ellis had GD Face The Mutfc mins.) (Closed-Captionad) 12:00 Chicago 34 32 .49 9>x T-2:I9. A-19J62. eight inning victory over QmcIj 3-7 S14J0 PaHada 14 3225.00 Franz Schubert. (00mine.) Movta -(Myalery) **** "Laura" St. Louis 23 37 30 12>h PB-L Cox2,T-2:31 A-»^35 two-hitter and aided his three of 'Vittner’s eight GD Pro43otf Techniquea Host Ben CD Alcohol And The AdoieecenI CD Fcrfccti 7-3 321110 Trifada 14-7 3470.60 Documentary on thadavaalaling impact 1944 GeneTiamey, Dana Andrewa.AgIrl West ST LOUIS MILWAUKEE DETROIT Travelers Insurance last Crenahaw ^U N T A own cause with a two-run safeties. TriftcU 7-34 3557.10 UcMk: ( £ Special Movie Presentation‘That'a ol drinking by laanageri and the positive iemurdaredandthadataclivaofithacaaa MANCHESTER- W L Pci. GB ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi W Faatival Of Faith night at G arter Oak Park. 5ec«il Q Ctreue V-v Enlarlalnmtnl.Part2' t076Amoviemu- efforts of a Brooklyn community to deal falla in love with her portreit, then the girl Houston 36 23 .610 _ Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Templtn ss 322 0 Gantner2b 30 10 Untinelf 32 10 double. Eric Johnson and 2 Orkaa I LanOa 9.20 6.00 340 aicalaitravaganza complladfrom30 Mary Cheney Library 1 tm Up* 11.60 160 120 r a M w a with the problem. thpwi up. (2 hre.) Los Angeles 34 27 .567 3 Murphy cf 3 112 Durham If 3 0 10 Money 3b 4 0)0 Trmmllss Lisa Schwartz’ grounder 3 CfcaraU I m 4.40 LM years' worth of prtceleaa Metro- *i}22 Bruce Kelsey added two W E S T S ID E 6 fat* MMitib I 11.41 1100 O ® Dick Cavett Show (S) International RacquetbaH Wagner Junior Room’s summer Cincinnati O 21 .541 4 Chmbls lb 3 0 0 0 Hmndzlb 3 0 0 0 Cooper lb 3 0 0 0 Kemp If 2 0 0 t lanaOa Vevan I 4.40 Ooldwyn-Meyer filma. The muaical stars Valin Matthws rf 4 0 2 0 Simmons c 4 12 2 Lezean dh 000 000 produced the game-winner. 3 ItiRTrCM Zarra 4.4| <9 Newlywed Oame (M)Movfe-(8uepenee)***la "D r.N o" San ENego 27 X .436 I0>X 3 Parrfzh c 3 hits aplece and David Kelly Behind a 23-hit barrage, IM U 2-3 336.60 presented include Lealie Caron, Judy 1983 SeanConnery.Ursala Andress. (Q) Movla -(Myalery) •* Ik "Eyea Of schedule of activities will San Francisco S S .4» Asselstin It 4 0 2_ 0 Hendrck rf 3000 Oilivlell QmnU 1-6 356.00 7:30 11 Formal’s fell behind early, Parfada 2-3 3144.90 ) P.M. Magazine Garland. Frank Sinatra. Fred Astaire. AgentJamesBondfighlsDr.No.amaater Laura M ara" 197$ Faya Dunaway. begin with registration for Atlanta 34 34 .414 IPX Royster 3b 4 0 1 0 Kennedy If 3 02 0 Thomas cf J“ooSwS«!b 3oli“o^ l ‘ed. a solo homer for Buckland Manufacturing Farfeda I-l 319.70 Gene Kelly. Debbie Reynolds and many 0 0 0 0 Brouhrd rf yielding seven unearned TrifacU 2-81 3947.70 ) Family Favd flendplotling world conquest. (Rated Tommy Lee Jonoa. A tenaa thriller tef in Tuesday's Results Blanksss 4 0 0 0 Scott cf 3 0 0 0 Brookns3b 3 0 10 Nichols. Doug Brown had a whipped Red-Lee, 16-4, at TrifKtj 14-3 365U0 f^ra. (2hra.,30mina.) the gtittaring world of New York faahion. the regular book club. Houston 7. Chicago 1 3 0 20 Reitz3b 2 0 10 Moore c ) Benny HIH Show Benedict c runs. It rallied for seven Thiri (!) Movie‘The Hawaiians'Part II. t070 wOwOuIncyWhenenaapirfngOlym- (R) (2hra.) Cincinnati 4. Pitlsourgh 3. night Alexandrp 3 10 0 Herr2b 3000 Bomcross 3000 P a p f S b 3000 ®alo homer for AT&P’s Pagani Field. Steve 6 Vra LanOa lOtO 140 440 ) SporMenter Children who have com­ 1 ttimtiR Rcoa 12.60 7.60 LtO 7 Citwkia Mania J MfUd Kingdom Charlton H ^ lon, Geraldine Chaplin. pie oymnaslsutfereafalallall inpractice. (3) Dr. (3ene Bcotl On Hebrawa St. Louis 3. AtlanU2, night Vuckveh p 3 0 0 0 Ini''’ . *>»5» Totalz___B 3 5 3 lone marker. runs in the sixth to take a 9- 7.40 1140 Hawailinthemidatolchangafromaback- 12:06 pleted Grade 1 and up can San Diego2, New York 1. night ToUls 32 2 8 2 ToUls 27 3 8 2 Milwaukee 000000 000-0 McGuire and Brian Giles 7 laifiiR lirtrta 19i0 160 4 Frandsca CariU 4.0P { ftg Money Oulney discovers ampheteminss In htr 8 lead but fell behind, 10-9, 9 ® MacNeiRehfer Report ward paradiaa to modernization through body and launches an investigation. 9) SliMIMonDoawMM sign up any Wednesday. Philadelphia 6. Los AngelesS. nighi One out when winning run scored Detroit 100 000 (Ex-3 ------each had four hits and 4 Oaniy Zina 3I0 (M U 87 31040 whitacolonizalion TheHawailanastrug- 12:30 Montreal 2. San Francisco 1 night « ® Tk Tec Dough Repeal; 60 mint.) Atlanu 002 (DO 000-2 . ‘ A m e r i c a n going into the bottom of the M U 1-7 341.M Parfada 87 3402.60 gla through three generatione of hard- O Connoetlcut Prlma Tima (I)Ho«to- Doug Beaulieu and Gary eighth. Georgeanne Eber- MecU 1-7 319.70 Trifada 874 31.515.30 (X) Cthol It AnIlephanI ft'a love ai firet ahipaprograaaandthelntroductionoflha ® Prptumod Innocent The House of 1948 Ronald Colman.BhailayWintara. (All Times EOT) DP—AtlanU 3. St. Louis 2. LOB- Lentine, Moore. HR—Trammell (3). SB- B e h i n d B r U C e Dejarlais three apiece for TriUcU I-7-4 36)9i0 pineapple. An actor playing 'Othello' on alaga, ia June 18. Cincinnati (Leibrandt 64) at Chicago AtlanU 5. St. Louis 3. 2B-Asse)8tine. Tairtfi aiohi between Ethel, a iovaly baby ala- Detention for men it the setting lor this Brookens. S-Cooper. SF—Kemp. • C a r p e n te r ’s tw o -h it sold’s single with the bases flMrlfc: phant. and a young New York photo­ weirdly affaetad by Ihiapartieularrofe. (2 (Lamping).2:30p.m. Simmons. HR—Simmons (9). Murphy IP H RERBBSO Buckland. McGuire and 5 Canq 14 40 4.60 160 documentary that SKaminet the ieauee The theme for the book 1 Ka$ca 11.60 120 4.a grapher who haa to taka hit landlord to ( C ® CharHe'a Angele The Angela go f^ ., 13 mine.) New York (Burris 44) at San ilO). S-Reltz, Durham. Milwaukee pitching, Bob's Gulf loaded tied it in the eighth, 4 Imaia I IN 440 backiocoliegeandpuMhemaatvaaupaa that accompanypre-triildetantion prac­ Dejarlais homered. Scott 4 PadR S.60 3.60 court in order to keep Ethel in hie GD Auto Racing ’60 club this year is "Where in Franci$co(Montefusco2-5).3:06p.m. IP H RERBBSO Chld\vell (L64) 8 5 3 2 2 3 blanked Town Fire, 8-0, at preceding Schwartz’ in­ I Arcarua I 3.00 tices. (60 mins) IKK Manchester?” and Pittsburgh (Solomon4-0and RhodenO- Atlanta Detroit Person and Fran Carr each 3 M , 5.20 IM U 85 363.20 0 0 0 Tomorrow Host: Tom Snyder. 0) at Atlanu (McWllliansSA and Niekro Alexndr iL4-3) 61-3 8 3 3 2 1 Morris (W74) 9 S 0 0 2 1 Waddell Field. Manny had two blows for Red-Lee. field shot. Lynne G lly, M U 1-4 336J0 Parfada 54 3132.00 Guaat; Wayne Newton. (60 mine.) children will mark their 54). 2. 6:05 p.m. St. Louis T-2:04. A-24932 PfrftcU 14 3117.60 St. Louis (Kaal 1-3) at Houston (Niekro Vuckovich (W64) 9 8 2 2 2 4 Merisotis had two bingles, Ebersold and Schwartz Trifadi 54 1 3559.10 1:06 progress in reading on a TrtfccU 14-3 32419.90 tiavantk: (D Newt 84). 6:35 1 T-l:50. A-13il4. o a k la Sid BOSTON each had three hits in For­ Philadelphia (Carlton 11-2) at San ab r h bi Dave Simler doubled and FELINE Fiftk; 4 Uorm Umbarle 11.40 11.40 ItO ^ 2.-00 big wall map of the town. ab r h bi GD Joe Franklin Show Diego (Rasmussen 14). 10 p.m. Hendrsn If 3 0 10 Burlcsn ss 5 0 2 0 Cindy Boulay, Rich Five runs in the fifth in­ mal’s 17-hit attack. Shirley 3 Rwratai Zarra 10.40 7.40 4.10 1 Artam Urg*aca 440 3.20 Further information on Montreal (Rogers84) at Los Angeles CINCirlNATI PITTSBURGH Davis If 1 0 1 0 Remy2b 52 10 Adams pitched well in t Mb Mantii I m 5.00 3 Frincnce Arcarua 440 0 AHat Smith And Jonea (Sutton 5-2), 10:S p.m. ab r h bi ab rh b i Murphycf 4 000 Lynncf 3121 Braithwaite, John King, ning helped lift Thrifty 2 PadR lartarau ].20 Wednesday ^ 2.-09 how the book club works is (M U 14 33640 USAFItollflioUFFIIffl Thursday’s Games (jeronm cf 5 0 0 0 Moreno cf 4 130R evm glb 4 000 Perez lb 4111 Jimmy Roman and Mike relief, allowing one hit in M U U 344.40 Parfada 81 366 30 It’s love at first sight supplied to the children Conepen ss 5 0 20 FoUss Package Store past winless Cincinnati at Chicago 4 0 10 Armas rf 4 0 10 Rice If 3 2 2 1 five innings while striking ParfKU 34 3201.00 Trifadi 4 1-3 33U40 between Ethel, a lovely (l)licvto-^ WP-Keough. Balk-Torrez T-2;30. A Fitzgerald. Steve DiBitista SMi Narqi Mna Texas 27 34 .443 11 Pittsburgh -24.722. singled and Dave Mazzotta Oceaneers 1 (Eric Jones). and Eugene’s potential girl­ . . . ».'00 nant (Thurch. MinnesoU 25 36 .410 13 Bibby 7 7 2 2 0 3 had two hits and six others Matadors 2 (Ricky U m t ^ j d> NdWt BACKPACK THE MONTAKA ROCKES California 21 36 356 16 Romo (L 3-2) 114 4 2 2 0 0 tripled for 10-3 Boland. I. kata-Zegi 2. Amiga 8 M friend. Diane Taylor. 6:32 ’’Illustrations” made up one each for the Market. 1. Use-Call t* ctMwvtee me (DMovtokAdvMiura)** "CMntSky" Tuesday's Results Jackson 24 0 0 0 0 0 Schneider 2; Sandro 3. IsiwAi lUUirfs 4.feaMe( CHICK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TlUt Boston 6. Oakland 2 WP- LaCoss. T-2:49. A-25466. Jack Harrington and Steve lF a « M a 4. Zspk tartarsR 1948 Elian Draw, Anthony Quinn. The of six students from North Spend two weeks In the high country of /HOUICR/«aMmR/ Squatrito played well), iMke-Zarra iU tl-h kt 5. 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1 0 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 18.1980 Miller reacts to suit EVENING HERALD, Wed,, June 18, 1990 - 11 Peqion. ,Talcottville pupils graduate Woman offered post By BARBARA RICHMOND pressed by the warm atmosphere at what you have been doing for them— Herald Reporter the school, ‘"rhis Is a happy day for are there things they should be doing MANCHESTER — Acting Presi­ Mrs. Shirley Belluardo, 55, then Mrs. Belluardo said when she filed the graduates, they’ve accomplished for themselves?” he asked. VERNON - To the students who dent of Manchester Community complained to several agencies her complaints with state agencies, something, they will be moving “We grow old and they also grow. graduated from Talcottville School College. Robert E. Miller said Mon­ saying she was denied the post on the she didn’t know that a woman had somewhere else, this is sometimes In a way, you’re going to take over as day that a woman turned down an basis of age and sex discrimination. been offered the position, although Tuesday should go a special salute. sad and sometimes happy,” he said. teachers,” he said. offer to become the college’s direc­ Mrs. Belluardo said her complaint is: she said she did know that a woman The school is for mentally retarded Mrs. Ginger Freethy brought the The graduates were: William tor of admissions. The post was sub­ based on the college’s failure to ap­ had been a finalist for the position. children and for them it was a great graduates greetings from the Board accomplishment. ’There were 13 Adams, Joan Berlspach, Bepard sequently offered to a man, and now point her, despite the six years she "She asked to see the office, so of Education. students in all in the class but two Croutch, Scott Heckler, Karen Kelly,' another woman is bringing charges has been an assistant, developing they showed her around here. I knew Before the main speaker spoke, were unable to attend. Paul Kupris, Thomas Mansfield, against the college for alleged sex contacts, and serving in the admis­ she was being interviewed, but I Wendy Morrison Perigard, teacher sion director’s absence. can’t say at what point I knew she To the Town of Vernon should also of the graduation class, showed Kevin Platt, Debra Peck, Susan discrimination. Plourde, Edwin Rodriques, Sherry Mrs. Belluardo said today that the was offered the job,” Mrs. Belluardo go a special salute because the town slides of the graduates taken as they Miller said the director of ad­ Hummel and Jack Sullivan. missions post was offered to a post’s having been offered to a said. provided special education classes progressed through the school. The woman administrator who is now woman doesn’t change anything. Mrs. Belluardo has filed com­ long before they were mandated by slides were shown while the popular Special awards employed in Indiana. He declined to She said her complaint is based on plaints with the Connecticut Com­ the state. recording of “You Light Up My Life” During graduation exercises give the woman’s name, but said she the college’s failure to interview her munity College System Affirmative Mrs. Rose Ford, who years ago was played. “You light up my life, special awards were given to some of turned down the position because she initially as a finalist candidate, Action Office, the Commission on was one of the parents who was in­ you give me hope to carry on,” a the younger students and while they strumental in getting the special felt the salary being offered was not despite her six years of experience in Human Rights, the President’s Com­ very approrprlate tune. would not be unusual awards in some attractive. the admissions office. "I can only see mission on the Status of Women and education classes started, con­ The guest speaker. Dr. John schools, for the special education The post was subsequently offered that the reason they didn’t interview the Congress of Connecticut Com­ gratulated the students and their Cassell, director of training and staff students they were. to Andrew Patema, who served as me is because of sex and age dis­ munity Colleges. parents for giving them the un­ development at the Regional Center ’The awards presented were: Dawn director of both the student center crimination." Mrs. Bellurado su^ ’The position pays $20,843. Patema derstanding and love they need. in Newington, and a former director Hersey, most cooperative girl; Julie and of student activities at MCC sequently was interviewed but was has been filling his appointed role “When our school started it wasn’t at the Mansfield State Training Weldon, most improved; Christopher sihce 1972. not offered the position. since April 22. mandated that these children be School, had messages for the Darling, most cooperative boy; helped but Vernon saw to it that they graduates, the staff, and the parents. Kevin Cilly, most helpful; Kathy were helped. And now it’s man­ He spoke of it being a special day DeMarino, most improved; Barbara dated,” she said. for the graduates, to which they Arnbrose, best worker; Richard ’The guests were introduced by agreed, and told them he was sure Ellis, wittiest; Leigh Anna Luchon, Area students graduated Anthony Magliocco, supervisor of they were prepared for their next Miss Personality. Proud exhibitor special education. assignment and they .said they were. MANCHESTER-Several area respective high schools in the mor­ Technical School in Manchester. Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ He asked staff members to get in Also; Laurie Houman and Jennifer students were among 51 high school ning and travel to Hamilton Standard Dr. ’Theodore S. Sergi, deputy com­ Ernest Malley of Avon, stands by his dis­ Art Association. Malley won an honorable dent of schools, spoke of “some sort touch with former graduates and to Plossay, learning to tie shoes; Eric mention in the crafts division for one of his students who were graduated from a in Windsor Locks afternoons for four missioner, Connecticut Department of magic here that gives this play of wood burning art during the annual work-study m achinist training hours of on-the-job training in see how they are now doing. Hb said Murray, best all around student; of Education, will speak at the program something special.” He this would be an evaluation of the arts and crafts show in Center Park, works. (Herald photo by Burbank) program, sponsored by Hamilton machining. ceremonies. Renard Croutch proudly receives his Jimmy Swanson, the music man; the certificate is Anthony Magliocco, super­ expressed the wish that the feeling school’s program. Manchester, sponsored by the Manchester Standard, Tuesday night. The students are paid during the Area students graduated include: graduation certificate during graduation Tomas McCarron, for being visor of special education while Wendy could prevail at all of the town He also called on the parents to do transferred to a new school; Mark work-study program and by June, Stephen Ather, South Windsor; Allen schools. exercises Tuesday at the Talcottville School Morrison Perigard, teacher of the graduating some evaluating too. He reminded Heard, the John Travolta dancing The ceremonies were at La they have received the entry level Drost, South Windsor; Edmund Dr. Albert Kerkin, assistant Renaissance, East Windsor. for special education in Vernon. Presenting class, looks on. (Herald photo by Richmond) them that the graduating students award; and Susan Plourde, (one of skills required for machining Fellows, Manchester; Richard Fish, superintendent in charge of special -Vernon AARP- The Collaborative Cooperative positions. are no longer children but young the graduates), the “You’ve come a 8 South Windsor; Scott Lent, education, also said he was im­ adults. “I want you to stop and see long way baby,” award. VERNON —Anne the American Association Eleanor Amos, first vice- s e c re ta ry ; E lizabeth Work Education P rogram in Since 1978, Hamilton Standard has Rockville;-Wayne Melton, Rockville; Cavanaugh has been in­ of Retired Persons for the president; Wesley Schiude, Devlin, corresponding Machine Tools Operation combines funded and developed 12 machinists David Pantaleo, Manchester; Sylvie ANTIQUES stalled as president of the 1980-81 year. second vice-president; secretary; and Howard classroom and on-the-job training in training programs. Other programs Perras, South Windsor; Scott Smith, PROFESSIONAL basic machine operation. Vernon Area Chapter of Other officers are Helen Fluckiger, recording Amos, treasurer. include an evening course at the Manchester, and Gary Theriault, STRIPPING & ONE OF THE STOP 6 SHOP COMPANIES Students attend classes at their Howell Cheney Regional Vocational South Windsor. 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1 2 - EVBjgNG HERALD. Wed.. June IB, Imp School dedicated in honor of rabbi MANCHESTER - Rab­ the Temple School as the Bayer, B ’nai Mitzvah of During his speech. Rabbi “the education of our bi Leon Wind, Rabbi Rabbi Leon Wind Religious the week, children of the Leifm an labeled the children is of great impor- emeritus of Tempie Beth School. religious school and school’s dedication a tance to family to com- Shoiom, was honored June During the ceremonies. members of the congrega­ “ Gommunlty Simcha munitjT and to world 8 with the re-dedication of Rabbi Wind was praised tion. (joyous event), and said Jewry. ’ for his 34 years as spiritual Other participants $t the __ Pcopic/Food leader of Temple Beth ceremony were: Lewis To be installed Shoiom and also as the Segal, past president of the temple’s teacher and temple and chairman of BOLTON—John Burke spokesman. the event; Merwln Meridy, of St. Maurice Church, A bronze plaque was un­ temple president; Linda Boiton, wiii be instaiied veiled at the entrance to Grad, sisterhood presi­ into the ministry of acoiyte the school and a replica of dent; Rita Oshinsky, • 100.00 at ceremonies to be heid the plaque was presented organist; Allise Bayer and FMI mramiATION leadino to the a m e s t and Friday at 7:30 p.m. in to Rabbi Wind. HOT OFF THE GRILL Marla Levy, singers; Rab­ n m C T IO N ON TIK THEFT OF A LANNIIONBI, AT Saints Peter & Paui’s Participating in the bi Morton L«ifman, assis­ ^ O D IH ID O E OAHDEN APAITM ENTt. Church in Norwich. program were Rabbi tant chancellor of the WOODIHIDOE ST., MANCHESTER Richard Flavin, Cantor Acoiyte is one of the two Jewish Tehological Cookouts and summer naturally to­ minor ministries which ail Israel Tabatsky, Sarah Seminary of America and Zimmerman and Stephen Rabbi Wind. CALL 643-4380 candidates for the Sacra­ gether, but backyard barbecuing doesn t have ■''' IT ment of Holy Orders must to mean only charred hot dogs and grilled practice before their or­ SAVE ON ALL THE steaks. This weekend declare an end to meal dination. monotony and enjoy an easy-to-prepare, but impressive, barbecued glazed turkey. The ministry of acolyte SUMMER WEAR YOU grants permission to those Always delicious from the covered grill, who recieve it to ^come INEED RIGHT NOW, A t an auxiiiary minister of a deep basted Butterball Swift’s Premium Holy Communion when the Turkey cooks tender and juicy in less time ordinary minister is not ' ALL D&L STORES! ^ outdoors than in the kitchen oven. And when­ available or is prevented ever cooking moves outdoors, the air con­ from doing so by reason of < 2 6 ditioned house stays cool and comfortable. iii health, age or other pastoral ministry. With the rising price of beef, turkey is .I f The acolyte is aiso per­ a budget-pleasing barbecue choice. Select­ New officers mitted to administer the ing a birci large enough to provide turkey for another meal saves time, energy and fuel. Philip C. Radding, left, and Caroline Alexander, right, were installed sacrament if the numbers approaching the sacred Be sure to check the size of your covered president of the Manchester Jaycees and Manchester Jaycee Women tabie are so great that grill, and buy a turkey that will fit easily respectively at an annual dinner and installation of officers Friday mass would be pr*' ..iged under the lid. night at Manchester Country Club. (Herald photo by Burbank) without their ser\' For a colorful and flavorful addition that will really make the meal, glaze the turkey with Oriental Plum Glaze. Made from ver­ satile bottled Wish-Bone Russian Dressing, the recipe shows that red Russian dressing AL SIEFFERT’S not only tastes great on salads, it forms the 9 perfectly seasoned base to an easy glaze. Since the dressing contains a perfectly bal­ anced blend of herbs and spices, the glaze preparation is streamlined; you add just a touch of ginger and some plum preserves to create a pleasing new flavor. Make the glaze before putting the turkey on the grill to avoid SEUl*A*VISION last minute preparation. Round out your no-fuss menu with foods that can be partially or completely prepared RCA in advartce: Foilproof Corn; a mixed green ZENITH salad with bottled dressing; rolls; and a re­ QUASAR freshing dessert of Hawaiian Fruit Mold. To SONY make the dessert special, fix it in a ring mold MAQNAVOX and heap the center with colorful fresh fruits. SYLVANIA Iced tea is a mu.st as a summer thirst aid. SANYO PHILCO It’s a menu sure to make your backyard bar­ becue simply spectacular. Oriental Plum Glaze Foilproof Corn Hawaiian Fruit Mold Yield: 1 cup Yield: 8 servings Yield: 8 to 10 servings MENU 1/2 cup Wish-Bone Hussion Dressing 1/2 cup plum preserves’'^ 8 ears fresh com on the coh 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine Turkey on the Grill SELL-OUT PRICES... 1-1/2 teaspoons soy sauce Salt atui pepper 1/2 cup sugar with Oriental Plum Glaze 1/2 teaspoon ginger Butter 2 cups boiling water 20-ounce can crushed pineapple Foilproof Com In small saucepan, blend all ingredients. Bring to a boil; continue Remove husks and silk from corn. Dip cooking, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes. Cool completely at , in natural juice, undrained NEVER TO BE SEEN Mixed Green Salad com into water. 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June 18, 1980- 15 Chocolate mousse, the nish with a mixture of Sweetened Whipped While nectarines are at salt and cream of tartar to This kitchen-tested American favorite with a coconut and chopped nuts CERN is clearinghouse for consumer materials Cream their peak this sununer, stiff peaks. Beat in 2 recipe makes about 4 ser­ French accent, is syn­ or chocolate curls and ad­ take advantage of their vings. ROSSLYN, Va, (UPI) - 4k cup sugar tablesj^ns sugar, 1 at a handle consumer com­ club in Syracuse, N.Y., One of the toughest parts It will consist largely of the elderly on the purchase curate and up-to-date and onymous with elegance. ditional whipped cream, if Juicy sweet-tartness by time. Gayle Royer and Nancy Luxuriously rich yet Vs teaspoon salt Cuitard Sauce plaints, Ms. Royer said, that is planning a program of the job so far involves people from public school of health care services,” their style appeals to high Resource Inventory, a desired. 2 tablespoons butter folding them into an omelet With same beater, beat 2 Nolf run a government delicate and refreshing, Mix 2 tablespoons sugar and its services are not on drugs,” said Ms. Nolf. making organizations and university faculty Ms. Nolf said. "They are so school classes manual with additions to IVk cups miniature This impressive dessert yolks with mashed nec­ clearinghouse for con­ it’s the perfect ending to a Party-Perfect Chocolate with 1 teaspoon cornstarch available to individuals, The caller wanted aware of CERN’s services members, state education susceptible to fraud, to “ We have a real, be published three times a marshmallows is baked to puffy perfec­ tarines, rum and lemon sumer education only to organizations and party meal. Now it's also Mousse Pie and dash salt in small sources of information on — all of them free. agencies and. community cancer insurance rip-offs.” growing concern in tying year. (Makes about 8 to 10 ser­ Crumbled toffee crunch tion, filled with rum-glazed juice until thick and light saucepan. Stir in IMi cups materials, activities and industry. easy to prepare using un­ buying drugs and “ A college faculty based organizations — Ms. Royer also said very together consumer educa­ The manual is 110 vings) (optional) nectarines, folded and yellow. half and half (thin cream). developments. It rounds up and sweetened cocoa...take, evaluating their effec­ member might let a com­ "those people our contact little was available for peo­ tion and people with lear­ SUBSCRIPTION TO n iE Combine cocoa, sugar, topped with more nec­ Melt butter in 9-inch Cook, stirring constant­ Sometimes they act evaluates such things as munity group know or a for example, this trio of Chocolate Meringue Pie tiveness. She also wanted calls on us to serve,” Ms. ple with low reading ability ning disabilities,’’ Ms. NEWSLETTER, cornstarch and salt in tarines and custard sauce. skillet over moderate heat. ly, over moderate heat un­ more like detectives than local office of consumer af­ Shell books, booklets, magazines to know about pamphlets Royer said, “Groups such when they first began Royer added. “We want to ConCERNs is 825 a year mouthwatering variations (The rum may be omitted Pour egg yolk mixture over the consumer economist fairs may tell a woman’s (recipe below) medium saucepan; til mixture reaches full and pamphlets, video on the subject by consumer as consumer advocates, collecting material, and teach them to cope in the for business groups and on the theme. if you prefer.; egg whites and gently fold and consumer specialist Whether you prefer the 1 package (8 ounces) gradually blend in milk. boU. tapes, films and audio affairs groups, books by club program chairman to the League of Women what they found was also marketplace. What free to other groups. together. they are. ciassic, an aimost sinfuliy cream cheese, softened Cook over medium heat, Nectarine Dessert Beat 2 reserved egg cassettes with read-along pharmacists and citations get in touch with CERN,” Voters, Meals on Wheels.” marginal. worries me is people who Orders should be sent, - stirrkg constantly, until Pour mixture into Asked to locate books. sumptuous mousse pie or Ml cup Hershey’s Cocoa Omelet yolks lightly. Stir hot sauce to a medical journal arti­ Ms. Nolf said. Committee members’ don’t know where to get prepaid, to CERN, 1500 mixtme boils. Boil and stir skillet. Sprinkle remaining materials for Greek im­ The network was es­ "The past year or so has family-style pudding with 1 cup confectioners’ 5 large eggs, separated into yolks. Return to cle. There’s a time lag on names will be made public, help and information.’’ Wilson Blvd., Suite 800, one minute. Remove from 1 tablespoon sugar over migrants, they first con­ been a great increase, es­ mlni-marshmallows-kids sugar Custard sauce saucepan. Cook 1 minute tablished two years ago by “We try to get callers to listing materials because she said. Three members In addition to its search Rosslyn, VA 22209. Ilk teaspoon vanilla heat; blend in butter. Pour V« teaspoon salt top. Cook over moderate longer over very low heat tacted a Chicagoan on their the U.S. Office of Health, be specific in their she and her staff must pecially in non-print Like the toll-free should go for that—each of consumer mailing list will review any materials and evaluation services, 2 cups heavy cream into bowl; cover surface V i teaspoon cream of tar­ heat 2 to 3 minutes, then without allowing to boil, Elducation and Welfare as requests,” Ms. Royer said. evaluate each item. Their disagreed upon, and their materials such as films, telephone service, the these pies requires because, Ms. Royer said, CERN publishes a monthly Chocolate curls with plastic wrap. Chill. tar place in 350-degree oven. stirring constantly. a way of helping consumer “We don't want to send a evaluations are subject to word will be final. video tapes and audio newsletter and manual are minimum kitchen duty. “I knew there were more newsletter with features of Sweetened Whipped Cream Just before serving, whip 3 tablespoons sugar Bake 15 to 20 minutes, until Remove from heat. Stir educators who have list of expensive books to review by Ms. Royer if she Ms. Royer said some cassettes with read-along available only to represen­ Because cocoa blends in Greeks in Chicago than books” ^ e said. interest to consumer Prepare Chocolate heavy cream until soft V i cup inashed California well puffed and lightly in 1 teaspoon vanilla. neither the time nor the someone who wants free and Ms. Nolf disagree on material collected in early educators. Other services tatives of established con­ readily, directly from the browned on top. anywhere else except Merin^e Pie shell; cool. peaks form; fold in cream nectarines Makes 11/3 cups sauce. background to collect and pamphlets.” inclusion, if an author in­ in the project is marginal She said some things are and products currently sumer education groups — can: there's no baking Meanwhile, prepare Athens.” chocolate to melt, no pans Combine cream cheese and and marshmallows. Spoon 1 tablespoon amber rum Rum-Glazed Nectarinea appraise materials "We ask about the length sists on its inclusion after in quality, but was included filed that “ are not available or planned for Into serving dishes; gar­ rum-glazed nectarines. Their contact referred available to the public. It is to scorch-or scour. Texture cocoa in large mixer bowl; (optional) Melt 2 tablespoons butter of the publications," Ms. CERN’s staff has vetoed “b^ause it was the only necessarily perfect, not the future Include a library The toll-free number, nish with additional When omelet is done, turn them to a Windy City funded wholly by HEW’s should be creamy smooth. beat until fluffy and 1 teaspoon lemon juice In small skillet. Stir in V t Nolf said, “and if they the material or if a CERN thing on the subject.” particularly deep in for on-site use, consumer 800336-0223, is open 9 a.m.5 sweetened whipped cream onto serving plate. Top newspaper. The newspaper Officed of Education and user objects. And since cocoa is chocolate is well blended 1 tablespoon butter cup sugar, 2 tablespoons know what their audience “We’re beginning to find education training and the p.m. EST Monday through amd/or crumbled toffee with some of rum-glazed passed them on to a Greek operated by Inter- A backup review com­ coverage. But they are ac­ chocolate in highly concen­ into cream cheese. Rum-glazed nectarines amber rum, 1 teaspoon already knows on the sub­ better quality material for Consumer Education Friday. crunch, if desired. nectarines. Fold over. Top organization in Chicago. American Research ject.” mittee is being established. trated form, flavor will be Gradually add sugar; blend Nectarine Dessert omelet makes an Mint (for garnish) lemon juice and dash in vanilla. Whip heavy For Parfaits: Alternate Separate egg, placing 3 with remaining nectarines. The Chicago gjroup Associates, Inc. for the Of­ “deep chocolate.” mace. referred them to a con­ cream to soft peaks; fold layers of pudding with impressive brunch or dinner treat. yolks for omelet in 1 small Decorate with mint Add 2 cups sliced fresh fice of Consumers' Educa­ Elegant Chocolate Into cheese mixture. Spoon crumbled crisp coconut bowl, 2 yolks for sauce in sprigs, if desired. Cut into sumer group in Baltimore, tion of the U.S. Depart­ wedges and serve with California nectarines. the city where the query Mousse into pie shell. Chill until macaroon cookies. Garnish another. Simmer 3 to 4 minutes, un­ ment of Education. Ms. custard sauce. originated. (Makes about 8 servings) ready to serve. Garnish as above. Beat all egg whites with til nicely glazed. Royer said InterAmerica Ml cup butter or with chocolate curls and Most requests are not is a for-profit organization that involved, Ms. Royer margarine sweetened whipped cream, I------j------AAP STORE COUPON that “works 99 percent for 5 egg yolks if desired. I and Ms. Nolf said in a joint the federal government.” W ith This Vatuable Coupon W ith This Valuable Coupon interview at their office in 5 tablespoons rum (op­ Chocolate Meringue With This Coupon and a ' 7 5 0 Purchase * | Asked to define con­ TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF the Washington suburb of tional) Pie Shell FULL RICH FLAVOR VACUUIAPACK sum er educators, Ms. 4 egg whites jASSORTEO-CORONET Rosslyn. \W J# 3 egg whites, room Royer said, “It’s anybody cor cups heavy cream temperature BOKAR c m FACIAL As the director and the from a Scout den mother % cup Hershey’s Cocoa Vi teaspoon salt #P materials coordinator, doing a course on food cup sugar 3 tabisepoons Hersbey’s m ennseo rrsM polkv; •a.MM GOFFS COFFEE respectively, for the Con­ labels to a classroom 1 teaspoon vanilla Dm a ra«*MM t>a«h nM aM .uaat wMaaMlw MSTANT>S4)Z. JAR ITISSUES sumer Education Resource teacher — anyone who Cocoa •dwlleed prk* in tach AaV ttnra. ticnpl at aRtcllkaNf M illtb #■, I ‘ Except Hems P ro n ^te u by Law Network, they collect, V« cup sugar Vi teaspoon cream of tar­ Uffsl One Coupon Pet Famdy L m i Ona Coupon Pe» Famdy I Land One Coupon P tr FanWy provides information and (^locolate curls ta r VM)Jig>el5 2t 1V60 ^ VMi»A«l5 2I 1980 6of v«ajunwVaMJunetSZl .a ^, .wou i»80 M2 GEV | evaluate and disseminate education to consumers. Melt butter or margarine Vi cup sugar information to help con­ “Most are something sumers make good in small saucepan. Beat egg whites, cream ^ l~~^BUTCHERSHOP~~^' else first and consumer Remove from heat; stir in of tartar and salt in mixing purchasing decisions, educators second,” she cocoa. Beat egg yolks in bowl at high, speed until BEEF TOP LOIN-BONE-IN FRESH-READY GROUND avoid rip-offs and resolve said. small mixer bowl with Vk soft peaks form. Combine complaints. “We had a call just this cuQ sugar until thick and sugar and cocoa; gradually WHOLE TO Supermarfcef Prices! GROUND CERN does not itself afternoon from a woman's lemon colored. Beat in add to egg whites. Con­ FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED chocolate mixture, rum tinue beating until stiff and TOP LOINS REF and vanilla. Beat egg glossy. Lightly butter a 9- iFo'fTiet'f Sneti Sulom Stnpsi whites until foamy; inch pie pan; spread Perfect eggs Spencer St. Chicopee Falls CUSTOM CUT •WHOLE FRYERS Derbv Waterbury gradually add Vs cup sugar. mCrin^e on bottom and TO ORDER’ 214 Spencer St. 678 Memorial Drive Beat until stiff peaks form. sides forming a rim at Route 34 650 Wolcott St. Beat cream until stiff. Manchester, CT. Chicopee Fails, MASS. Derby, Connecticut least Vk-inch high. Bake at $03! •BOX-O-CHICKEN aaraS ■ Sold in Benedict Waterbury, CT. Blend about Vk cup 275°F. for 1 hour. Cool H A l\ ■ 3-lb Avq PACKAGE CONTAINS 3 BREAST OTRS iwithbacfc. 1 ^ 1 meringue into chocolate lb. ■ ■ *2 59 completely on wire rack. 3 LEG OTRS (With back) 3 NECKS 3 WiNGS AND lb ■ Rolls Nothing is more pleasing so w ater is no longer mixture until smooth. 3 GIBLET PACKETS boiling. Cover pan and let Creamy Cocoa Mallow than perfect eggs Blend in remaining Benedict. Usually we order stand for about 3 minutes meringue; fold in whipped Mourbc Pudding FRESH FRYERS or until white film forms Vi cup' Hershey’s cZcoa I aCuHtp aQuartbrnd this dish when eating out, cream until well blended. BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-WHOLE 22-2S LLBS. 0 9 , AEP over yolks. 3 tablespoons cornstarch I •8plltaRoMttri(3M-lb.to4lbt.)| especially at restaurants Spoon into dessert dishes; •Ltg Quarltri (witb bKk) Remove eggs from water 2 cups milk Bottom "CUSTOM where hollandaise sauce is chill at least 2 hours. Gar­ with skimmer or per­ 1 cup heavy cream prepared properly. Rounds lb. Franks [mA Most fine chefs will not forated ladle to drain. Slip share their secret recipes onto toasted English muf­ PORK LOIN X'd'Tc'lTp-aChop. ANN PAGE fin halves topped with D n v lf •iRibE^R^l•1R(b EndRoati TRESH-SPLIT FOR COOKING EASE I PRESH-U S D A INSPECTED for such treats. But jovial One Stop Shopping! r U i n •UoinEndRooat•1 Loin End Roaat E E E J y Sliced Gerold Berger, executive sliced, broiled Canadian Constant talking bacon. Combination .blb.' 9 9 Chicken $429 Chicken Bacon chef of the Essex House on ShopRile New York’s Central Park Serve with hollandaise 4 CENTS), 2 SHOULDER 12 SIRLOIN END CHOPS Breasts b Legs BREAKFAST STRIPS South, steps in to help you sauce. INSTANT helps develop Acenvaiifl I e r This kitchen-tested TWIN II HSmHJI ICU Loin Swift _ overcome your difficulties in preparing eggs Benedict recipe makes 1 2-egg ser­ HAIRSETTER CARTRIDGES reading skills Pori(Ctiops Sizzlean ^ at home. ving. Hollandaiae Sauce /------flvsnuTm))- (------^ Berger, an Austrian who studied in Switzerland, has 2 egg yolks 99 $129 won many international 1 teaspoon white wine I Pkg.of ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A “You should interest ALL FLAVORS FAR4# honors and has been a chef or sherry national reading specialist your child in reading by ORANGE in fine restaurants, such as '/j teaspoon lemon says parents can help their reading to him,” she said. BREYER'S YOGURT m the Four Seasons in New juice children learn to read by “Help him to learn what FIRST O' THE SEASON-SW EEi JUICE as* York, and on a luxury ship, Vi cup butter, melted constantly talking and HIRACH) CRIU ON PEDESTAL W AUTOMATIC language is and that what the Laconia. In 1975, he Salt STARTER llAVA ROCK INClUDEOl reading to them. PERLETTE iCniNDER NOT INCIUOEO' is said can be read.” went to work at the Essex Whip egg yolks with “ Reading is all around MAC& “L” is for library. Mrs. House, overseeing about 2,- us,” said Carole Riggs, a GRAPES white wine or sherry and VINYL GAS BAR-B-QUE EXCEDRIN GILLETTE Riggs said children should m CHEESE 4.M 000 meals a day with a staff consultant from Dekalb lemon juice. (Never use be surrounded by books. of 80. HASSOCKS County in Georgia and DESOtRTTOPFINO egg white or you will have GRILL TABLETS ATRA RAZOR She recommends letting FUVORFUL In addition to his eggs author of a new textbook a runny, gooey mass.) children have their own Breakstone B M s t o Benedict with hollandaise series on the subject. 6h». Whip until hot over double personal libraries. Sour Cream cont. SWET CoolWMp s t u r ' sauce, Berger shares a “You can read the labels boiler. Cool. 99 5179 $029 “D” is for developing a liWATHWBIM piquant chicken tangerine in the grocery store or stop 9 9 ^ Whip butter slowly into sense of responsibility. AiP-SHREODEO .FRENCH BREAD recipe. One of his secrets is i4‘ xn signs on the ride home. egg mixture. (If mixture is Mrs. Riggs said parents Mozzarella ^Slouffer’s the use of fresh lemon cool, butter should be cool. “You should spend a lot 12-3/6^ $199 should "help the child Deluxe Pizza pkg. m Cheese 1 juice in both dishes. Note It won’t separate.) of time talking to children TENDER-FRESH JADE GREEN OR GOLDEN recognize he is responsible that the recipes are for in­ Season and cover. Keep Directors Chair and listening. Sometimes for himself and his ac­ „ ‘ 1 6 ” Vidal Sassoon W ISCONSIN-SHARP-W HITE OR COLORED Boston Summer MARVEL-REG. OR KRINKIE dividual portions. warm until serving time by MR COFFH we just talk to the child tions.” Ponfllhnco avail MSIVCOIMS liifM s^B9 Filters FLUTED OCSKN r * Shave Cream French Fried '' Egga Benedict setting next to stove; do ralliyiluaCSiAStfTm 'HfO lhKO'1/Hl tn 99 Agree Conditioner rather than listening to She stresses the impor­ $ 2 ^ 8 Lettuce Squash » $ i » PIATTEI r i i H l O A C 1 quart water not return it to stove. 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Parents' attttndes PARACHSO-ITALIAN STYLE OR AFrEKKIBATEVOUflCOSTSlISS m i $^29 should start educating toward reading — especial­ PUREE OR CRUSHED Red Russet teaspoons vinegar 1 chicken breast Penn Tennis Bals JpKll Baby Shampoo . l(Hb. teaspoons lemon Teriyaki sauce their children from infan­ ly if parents dislike reading Radishes Potatoes bag i COFFEE Tomatoes juice Olive oil NOREICOORIP $1099 cy, surrounding them with — will be picked up by the ■ O CUP O IRl A I R I N 1 ^ Visine Eye Drops things that challenge the child, she added. 2 eggs Juice of '/i lemo^ VI, - LOWBOY WITH NET, t'/i VENETIAN MAKER WITHOKiPMISiR rN0TAVAinNNEWT0»TN'0RFARMi^ “ ~1 LOOK.5 TALL BOY WITH NET mind and cause them to Timing is also impor­ j 1 English muffin, cut 1 teaspoon honej think. i.8!l«efBgef______/ in half and toasted Tangerine seelioas Popcorn Pumper WMReTeA II. •24 ** Agree Shampoo tant, she said. 2 slices Canadian “In the beginning it may ‘"niere is a teachable Slice chicken in nrips. CITRONELLA HAPPY COOKER just be things that make bacon Marinate IS minutes in T um bler 3 r 9 9 * Toothpaste moment, when the child hollandaise sauce the child's eyes move or a shows inquisitiveness and CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE' FRESH-CRISP FLAVORFUL teriyaki sauce. Pour 1 inch or more of CANDLES The Plant Place KETTLE GRILL game for the child to find a wants to learn. Rather Saute 5 minutes in hot NICE SEIECTION OF ASSORTED LARGE VARIETY or ASSORTED hidden toy,” she said in an than stopping children in COCA-COLA STATE LINE MUSSLEMAN’S water into 1-quart pan. Add olive oil. Add lemon juice / interview. the middle of play'to teach salt, vinegar and lemon and honey, being certain HANGING PLANTS FOLIAGE PLANTS Mrs. Riggs said the abili­ them something, you TAB or FRESCA POTATO CHIPS APPLE JUICE juice. Heat to boiling. oil is very hot. $AQ99 ty to read is essential should answer questions Break eggs into saucer. Add tangerine sections. l^ a u se “if you are unable and respond to their in­ One at a time, slip eggs Serve over rice. ■ each to read, you are unable to gently from saucer into This kitchen-tested terests.” $-inch 3-inch function in today’s society. She said involvement boiling water. Reduce heat recipe makes 1 serving. Z.T “Reading means getting also helps parents meaning from a page, not recognize the child as a 6 9 ^. (SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIREO) 100^ COTTON AVAIL IHSEV PAT A COLORS just getting words,” she person. ^ 1^ btlS blls H ■ daposil baq said. “Children can decode “They’re sometimes 99t DOUBLE HIBACHI BEACH TOWELS IWHHMC words but often cannot seen as a thing or an M enus comprehend. We need to object, not as a person with recognize our ultimate feelings and personality,” HBA and GENERAL SERVICE DELI- Elderly $/)99 goal is to get meaning.” she said. “Educational PRINCE-l'LB.PKG.-ELBOW.ZtTl OR FOR SALADS OR COOKINO STORE SUCEO Menus which will be Mrs. Riggs, who did her games help parents MOUTHWASH 46h u . $ 1 H green beans Bretonne, 30 x60' served June 23-27 at doctoral thesis at the become aware of the un­ Spaghetti % dexolaOil btl. 1 chilled applesauce, Usterine r ’ Mayfair and Westhill CANVAS WITH METAL ERAME 7 0 ’ 2-SPEED University of Georgia on iqueness of the individual.” CHUNK LIGHT TUNA IN OIL OR WATER BUTTERMILK COOKQ) S189 oatmeal cookie, rye bread, 21* OFF LABEL.-HEADE SHOULDERS , parental involvement in 6W-DV-SILKIENCE , . Q 1 4 ^ . $ 1 STORE 8LICED-LONGACRE gravy, oven-browned cranberry sauce, fresh should communicate Ticket Conditioner Fdiger’s Cycle F ^ V cant 1 Tuiltey Breast potato, buttered mixed fruit in season, white vegetables, chilled peach bread, margarine, skim •2 *4 acceptance and positive ASSORTED CORONET AY»ll4bla I t Slocw urilh S antci D ill Only. Discouraged because fewer and pear medley, wheat ^3 things like; ‘I like you. You than half o f parking offenders milk, coffee or tea. R ofal Domtoo CoHaclion FACIAL TISSUES bread, margarine, skim Friday: Baked flounder may not be alt I want you bothered to pay their tickets, • Im p o fltd P a ictla in China ThisWafhi to be, but I like you.” ' Japanese police began to use Sfwrlal milk, coffee or tea. and puff cheese q^uce. fluf­ Mrs. Riggs said "H ” a ticket on a pKlal loop that MVCRAOEWAai i Tuesday: Lasapna, fy buttered rice,~T?6tllard locks on car doors or side MUGS 'n .f aWl'HIMMIIIRW, parmesan cheese, greens, tomato jvice means the parent should minora. Since the system w u help his child understand eggplant, crisp tossed cocktail, strawberry swirl instituted in Japan's six larg­ salad, Italian dressing, zes- word relationships such as est cities, most motorists PLATES 1. with coupon above 3A dumSlen cake, wheat bread, We're Not Just A SupermarketH.We're A ShopRite ty lemon pudding, French margarine, skim milk, p on-off and oral language tagged have come to police M ICESEFFICTfVl JUNE IS-21. tMO WE AESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES TO 3 PACKAGES ANO TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS (H M S FOR SALE NOT AVAAAtlE TO W H a iS A li OR RETAIL OCAtf Rt development. sUUons to pay their fines and bread, margarine, skim coffee or tea. In ordf r to isiu fo a auMiciont supply ol sails tltm s lor all our cuitomsrs. we musl reserve Ihe right to limit the purchase to units of 4 of any tales items eicepl where otherwise noted Not milk, coffee or tea. “I” stands.for interest. have the tickets removed. * The menu is subject to responsible lor typographical errors. Prices ellective Sun June IS thru Sal June 21 19B0 None sold to other rtlailers or wholesalers. Copyright WAKEFERN FOOD CORPORATION 1980 CALOOR PLAZA •Um CORNERt. MANGNItTER Wednesday: Baked pork change. patty, whipped potato. 16 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., June 18. 1960 ■ EVENINQ HElRAU). Wed.. June 18,1980- 17 What is kosher?. How should manufacturers respond to lost refunds? by this |1 refund offer; B 1880. 1980. grated potatoes and onions. MARTIN SLOANE not received her *1 Send the required refund 1980, or whoi ion>ly runs — Meat from animals vegetables. Jewish foods that you do to share that belief. Challah — white bread and M Frankfurter Refund, KAVA Coupon Refund. I recently received a scholars to form the basis Tzimmes — carrots, What are good customer Boutique Tissue refund. MINUTE MAID Free form plus three SKiunce out. with split hooves that chew The dietary laws require not have to be Jem sh to Grabenes — onions and baked in a braided or She received a letter from P.O. Box NB843, El Paso, Receive a |1 refund. Send Orange Juice Offer. net-weight statements letter and a booklet from of the dietary laws, part of twisted form. This bread is sweet potatoes and prunes,* relations? YUBAN fl (joupra Offer. their cuds. The spUthoof that animals be enjoy. small pieces of chicken S u p 4 Texas 79977. This offer the required refund form Receive a free quart of from Red Rose lOOcount the owners of the Jewish doctrine for often served on the Sab­ cooked in honey. They are practiced by a customer-relations Receive a fl-off coupon pig Is eliminated because it slaughtered humanely un­ Gefilte fish — balls or skin fried In the rendered representative saying: “I expires Sept. 30, I960. plus the Kava name cut Minute Maid Orange Juice. tea bag packages. Expires Grossinger's, a venerable more than 5,000 years.” bath and other special oc­ Matzoh — unleavened manufacturers that res­ plus postage. Send the Any foods termed does not chew its cud. der the supervision of a cakes of chopped fresh­ fat from the chicken. am sorry to learn that you Mark#! . Clip ‘n* file refunds from the plastic lids of two Send the required refund Dec. 31,j960. kosher hotel in New York’s casions. bread eaten primarily at pond to my problems in a required refund form phu “kosher” or “pareve” —' Meat from rabbi. Certain parts of all water fish (usually a blend Kreplach — triangular have not as yet received B^eragea (File 8) Kava Ground Roast Coffee form, the guarantee state­ SRAST)^ Scoop Offer. Catskiil Mountains. pockets of noodle dough Knishes — rectangles of Passover. way that maintains my 3-inch squares cut from the (meaning neutral) may be domesticated fowl. Wild animals are not used. of several fish varieties). your order. Occasionally we S h o p p D i a ip out this file and keep cans, 1-or 2pound size. ment from the side panel of Receive an ice cream The information explains filled with chopped meat, dough enclosing potato or Blintzes — thin pancakes good feelings toward their centers of plastic lids from eaten by those who observe fowl are not kosher. Meat and dairy products Chicken soup — It has find that an item such as it ,with similar cash-off Expires July SI, 1960. a Minute Maid Orange scoop and SO cents in in part what kosher means boiled and eaten with wup. buckwheat filling. rolled around some filling. companies and my interest Yuban Ground cans in any the dietary rules, but foods — Seafood with fins. are never eaten together. long been joked that yours can be lost in the coupona-beverage refund LEMON. TREE $1 Re­ Juice carton and an in­ coupons for ice cream. — as well as why Jews and Kasha — cracked Popular fillings are in their products. combination equalling 3 Carp, bass and pike are Thus, kosher homes have Jewish mothers believe Kugel — potato or noodle mail. Rather than in­ offers with beverage fund. Send the required re­ gredient list from any Send the required refund non-Jews can eat their fill termed “trayfe” are for­ pudding. blueberries, cherries, Most companies whose pounds plus the Universal kosher. Clams, lobster and two sets of pots, dishes, chicken soup is a buckwheat that is boiled convenience you any fund form plus three package of Sara Lee AU form, a register tape with of kosher food and still bidden. Letkes — pancakes mashed potatoes and products appear on super­ coupons, for example. Product Code numbers shrimp are not. flatware and so on. homemade cure-all. Now and served In soup or as a request that the Postal Ser­ Universal Product Codes Butter Coffee Cake. Void in come back for more. It The following are con­ usually made from finely market shelves are very further, please accept my Start collecting the needed the purchaUs of two six- from the bottoma of the — All fruits and Here are some popular some doctors have begun side dish. cheese. vice loses, the manufac­ from the sides of 32- or 48- helps to clarify much con­ sidered kosher: senaitive to their apologies and also the $1 proofs of purchase while Washington state. Expires packs of any flavor Diet or cans. Expires Aug. 31, refund I have enclosed for turers and their clearing ounce Lemon Tree Lemon- Oct. 31,1980. Regular Shasta circled and fusion about Jewish customers. They have looking for the required re­ I960. houses probably lose 10! dade Flavor Drink Mix RED ROSE Refund large customer-relations you.” fund forms at the super­ SO cents In postage and Copyright, 1960, United cooking. ALL FOOD MARTS STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. We can help improve caniaten. Expires Sept. 1, Offer. Receive a fl refund. handling. Expires ^ t . 30, ‘‘Devout Jews believe departments whose most Good customer market, in newspapers and Feature Syndicate, Inc. important job is to make a relations? Yes, despite the manufacturers’ customer magazines, and when that they have been given relations by bringing their through their prophets a good impresaion on the reference to the refund’s trading with friends. Come to Food M art's Big C ountry Fair! successes and failures to set of rules to live by,” public. being “lost in the mall.” Offers may not be explains the booklet. But even the giants of the The reader was happy with public attention. If you available in all areas of the UDU con save "These rules have been es­ Industry sometimes fall the response and continues have contacted a company country. Allow 10 weeks to 1 with a problem and have tablished and interpreted r WALDBAUM'S short of this goal. to buy Kleenex. receive each refund. been either impressed or A reader from Akron More companies in­ HI-C Rebate. Receive a by rabbis and biblical depressed with the recently wrote to General terested In maintaining refund of fl or |1.2S. For response, please write to j m ^ Mills complaining that she good customer relations |1, send the required re­ SHANK PORTION me with the details in care Food Mart U.S.O.A.CHOICEBEEF had not received her "Bake should follow Klmberly- fund form plus 10 quality of this newspaper. Some of Someone Happy” refund. Gark’s example. seals from any Hi-C Fruit Social these letters will be The response was a form But I w i^ manufac-* Drinks. For |1.25, send the wJ ifjiiiice turers would be honest published in future above plus one 64-ounce Chuck Steak Fully Cooked letter saying: “Our columns. VALUES experience has shown that enough to admit that they weight statement from a Security occasionally, for a variety or their clearinghouses Refund of the day resealable bottle of Hi-C. of reasons, some requests may have misplaced, mis- Write to the following ad­ Expires Dec. 31, 1980. Q. I’m thinking about or Roast Smoked Hams are lost in the mail. We are processed or misaddressed dress to receive the form INSTANT FOLGER’S retiring soon, but I haven’t sorry about this, but we a refund request. required by this offer for a Free Animal Print Offer. decided on a definite date. WATERADDED It is all too easy to ac­ Receive a full-color 11-by- 1 0 BONE IN-FIRSTCUT 50-cent refund or 75 cents SHIEUP Q>U cannot assume respon­ Shouid I apply for Social sibility for mail that does cuse the post office. But I in coupons: O.B. Challenge 14-inch animal print. For Security benefits now or each print, send the not reach our office.” have received so many Offer, P.O. Box 14433, wait until I actually stop That refunder was left hundreds of letters from Baltimore, Md. 21268. Send required refund form plus working? supermarket shoppers who for this form by Aug. 1, an inner seal from 4-ounce WIH YOU HIKE THE with a bad taste In her A. You can apply for mouth. never received their 1980. Instant Folger’s Coffee Social Security benefits up Crystals. Select from Virginia reader refunds that I cannot And write to the to three months before the LB. LB. A reports that she wrote to believe they all got lost in following address to gorilla, giraffe, ostrich or month you reach your the mail. For every refund receive the form required hippo. Expires Aug. 31, Fouars gmiHiOL Kimberly-Clark, the retirement. If you plan to U S D A CHOICE ■ BEEF BONE IN FULLY COOF ED maker of Kleenex Tissue, retire before you reach 65, BUTT PORTION Chuck Steak ^1.17 Smoked Hams WATER ADDED LB 7 9 ^ complaining that she had you should apply no later ■ SAVE 60® WHEN YOU REDEEM than the last day of the THE FOLGER’S. CRYSTALS COUPON IN THIS AD month you want your U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF BEEF BONELESS U S D A CHOICE - BEEF Now York Stylo Delll Fruit sauces benefits to start. General­ CHUCK BONELESS Freshly Ground ly, benefits payable before Chuck Steak HAM and CHEESE COMBINATION Fruit curd has many -SAVE *1.00 LONDON CHUCK COLONIAL WALDBAUM'S WHITE uses. Just ask the English! ON FOLGER’S CRYSTALS. age 65 can start no earlier TAKETHE CHALLENGE. PURCHASE A lO-OUNCE than the month you apply. BB BROIL 3 LBS. or MORE COOKED AMERICAN fruit curds — essentially Q. My sister was serious­ FRESHMBSS l» the only word ■ e HAM CHEESE fruit butters — go into tart JAR AND GET A $1 COUPON IF YOU LIKE CHUCK WATER ADDED ■ ' j LB '/> LB ly injured in a house fire. for Food Mart produce $ 2.39 m B 7 S shells, on bread or over FOLGER’S, OR 50< CASH IF YOU DON’T*... "The doctor says she’ll be in CUBE STEAK lb ■ e LB pound cake, fruits and ice come and pick what you need! 1 LB the hospital for several COMBO cream. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF , FRESH FRYING Shoulder Tbis curd made with months and won’t be able FIRST OFTHESEASON BONE IN UNDERBLADE FIRST PRIZE MOTHER GOOSE to work again for a year or fresh orange and lemon ■. . . A SAVE 20® ON BAKERY GOODS. Whole LIVERWURST LB *1.99 longer. If she qualifies for CALIFORNIA Steak or Roast Veal Chops juices is a versatile GET A 20< CASH BONUS* ON BAKERY GOODS disability benefits, will Chicken Legs SWISS summer sauce. Use it to FROM YOUR GROCER. they start right away? 3 LBS or MORE JARLESBURG LB ®2.99 top a fruit parfait, perhaps Seedless Grapes LB. COLONIAL • VIRGINIA STYLE made with layers of A. No. There’s a five- LEAN SMOKED SMOULDER We're so positive you’ll like Folger’s Crystals, we chal­ month waiting period for 79 GLAZED HAM lb *2.59 blueberries, strawberries, DAISY BUTT aodId • l b lenge you to try it. All you do is send us the inner seal from Social Security disability c VEAL CHOPS LB * oranges and macaroons or FRESH PORK LOIN your favorite cookies. benefits. Monthly LB. FRESH FRYING FIRST PRIZE WIDE BOLOGNA lb *1.79 a 10-ounce jar, along with the required certificate, and take payments start with the 6th Drumsticks Assorted ALL M EAT Lemon-Orange Curd your choice: If you like our brand, we’ll full.month of disability and GRUYERE CHEESE LB *1.99 4 eggs, well beaten send you a $1 coupon good on continue as long as the per­ CALIFORNIA or Thighs Pork Chops' FRANKS 2 cups sugar ROMANIA STYLE ^ ^ K a w th d lt son is disabled. When a Va cup fresh-squeezed your next purchase of Folger’s PASTRAMI LB *2.69 Crystals; If you still prefer person has been entitled to Iceberg Lettuce lemon j^ce The twin blades in the Gillette Q eod t vs!* razor give you o big edge POTATO. COLE SLAW MACARONI or l b . disability benefits for 24 ” 1 . 2 9 Vi cup fresh-squeezed over any one-blode disposable, ThafiifM s the twin blades give you o your brand, we’ll send LARGEHEAD POTATO LB consecutive months, he or PERDUE or LIPMAN FRESH FRYING • c o u n t r y S T Y L l I SALAD SALE 55* orange juice closer, safer, more comforfable shave. ' HAND SLICED you 50* in cash. she will have Medicare CHICKEN LEGS LB 69* SPARE RIBS B ' 6 e e f f r a n k S lbM .® * 1 tablespoon grated And when you con shave o doltqr oft tl s price, that's G ood NewsI, too. (3 LBS or MORE) I O V ALASKAN or protection. LU a NOVA SCOTIA *2.19 lemon peel (See certificate below for details.) And,as a bonus for , HICKORY TREE • FULLY COOKED . BOASTED WALDBAUM'S , . „ Q. I think I’ll return to JUDEA BEEF 1 tablespoon grated taking advantage of this offer, school full time next fall, BAR B-CUE CHICKEN lbLB. 99* LEAN SLICED BACON pkg 99* orange peel FIRST PRIZE KOSHER DELISALE Gillette will mail you S1.00 when you- we’ll send you 20* in cash when you but it’ll depend on how FRESH TENDER PERDUE BONELESS Vi pound butter or Good News! much I earn this summer. CHICKEN BREAST LB *2.29 POLSKA SAUSAGE LB M .69 MIDGET SALAMI q q macgarine buy four 3-packs gr six 2-packs. T purchase bakery goods from your grocer. Green Beans lb 49^ orBOL<>GNA 12 0ZPKG 1 aWW I hove enclosed the "proof of purchose'(«eais from the What should I do about my FRESH • ALL PORK COLONIAL MASTER ^ Place all ingredients in -eanoB* Get the required certificate at participating stores. Or . SWEET CALIFORNIA backs of the following Gillette Good NewsI razor Social Security student ITALIAN SAUSAGE LB *1.19 LEAN PICNIC SHOULDER .11.09 t< 9 of double boiler over packages: write to: Instant Folger’s Challenge Offer. P.O. Box 432, benefits? Cantaloupes LARGE 36 SIZE EA. hot (not boiling) water. □ 4 packoges of 3 razors OR Cincinnati, Ohio 45299 for your certificate. A. You should have them FAMOUS DRISCOLL CALIFORNIA SWEET C a m p b e ll’e Musselman’s Stir constantly until butter □ 6 packages of 2 razors. stopped temporarily to Strawberries lb 99^ Martinson HUNT’S is melted and ingredients Please moil my $1.00 cash refund tO: 'Offer good in U. S.A. from June 1st to August 31st 1980. Limit one refund per name or avoid a possible overpay­ APPLE are combined. address. ment. Then if you do return PICNIC SPECIALi Pork TOMATO Cook until thickened, O The Folger, Coffee Company, I960 to school and depending on Coffee stirring frequently, about iNewsM SWEET FLORIDA • RIPE & JUICY A Boons JUICE SAUCE the amount of your ear­ 1 POUNDCAN 15 minutes. (Be sure water 9696IF ieOZ.CAN 64 OZ BOTTLE eoz. CAN Mgil to: Good N«wtl $1.00 RDfund Ofr«r, nings, back payments can Whole 20lb $ 0 * 9 in bottom of double boiler P.O. Box4544, Mopl« Plain, Mivm. 5 5 M . be made later for the Watermelon ^min a m ea does not boll.) Refrigerate. summer months you were This kitchen-tested entitled to benefits but did Cut Watermelon lb 15* FOR FOR recipe makes about 3 cups CwlIfkofO SXpIrOS DoCBmbBT31, 1980. CBKlTTi«Oill«W«CempenySoMylotovDivii4Qn,BoitQn.Moi« not receive them. CALIFORNIA NEW A ‘ SIZE . , „ , _ _ sauce for use over pound Q. I’ve been told that the cake, as a spread for 6 0 LONG WHITE POTATOES ®1.79 C s o v e * maximum am ount of 10 OZ bread. 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Dieters delight — EVENING HERALD. Wed.. June 18. 1880- 19 Sweet news for waist watchers Reqion Vi cup Hershey’s Cocoa 2 egg yolks Add egg yolks, cocoa, Vi 3 tablespoons Hershey’s cup sugar and vanilla.; If you’re counting 1 cup finely chopped Cocoa process at medium speed calories, you may have pitted dates Tenants, owners split over fair rent board Vi cup sugar or sugar until well-blended. Add cot­ thought that luscious Vk cup finely chopped \1ht substitute tage cheese; blend at high think we should have a tenants aren’t in a position experienced over the past After the mayor received He said the Town Coun­ desserts were off-limits. nuts , By BARBARA 1-Vk teaspoons vanilla speed until smooth. Pour Fair Rent Commission,” to negotiate with the two years, along with the the petition she asked cil, being the legislative Here’s some delicious 2 cup8 toasted rice cereal RICHMOND into bowl; chill until he said. landlords. overall lack of proper Town Attorney Edwin body for the Town of Ver­ news; you can enjoy a 1 cup flaked coconut 1-V4 cups (12-ounce car­ Herald Reporter mixture mounds from a Another tenant, also Another elderly tenant Lavltt to if Uhe council non, therefore may es­ (J flM td variety of chocolate treats Combine eggs, sugar and ton) mild creamed cottage VERNON—It appeared, maintenance, we feel cheese speaking in f a m r of the said landlords have no would be on legal grounds. tablish such a commission. that only taste fattening, cocoa In saucepan; add spoon. Beat egg whites un­ during a public hearing legitimate in petitioning 2 egg whites til frothy; gradually add 2 commission, said the respect for the elderly At the time Lavitt said that “If the council does es­ made using unsweeten^ dates. Cook over medium Monday night, that tenants the Town Council to es­ 2 tablespoons sugar tablespoons sugar and beat landlords aren’t obligated noting his rent had in­ any town, may, through its tablish such a commission, cocoa as a base. heat, stirring constantly are in favor of establishing tablish a fair rent com­ 1/3 cup graham cracker until stiff peaks form. Fold to show the tenants their creased by $80. it should designate whether Below are three temp­ for 10 minutes or until a Fair Rent Commission mission,” they said. legislative body, create a crumbs into chocolate mixture. bills for fuel and such but Several months ago Former Mayor Frank fair rent commission to or not it specifically em­ ting examples ... legal mixture almost bolls. Cool and landlords are not. Vk teaspoon cinnamon Combine graham cracker they do go up on the rents Mayor Marie Herbst was McCoy expressed an in­ make studies and in­ powers the- commission to "splurges” that will help 5 minutes; stir in nuts and The hearing was con­ HELEN KAHAN Fresh or naturally crumbs and cinnamon; to pay for these bills. ”I presented with a petition terest in establishing such vestigations, conduct etnploy independent legal boost almost any dieter’s cereal. Cool 10 minutes ducted by the Town Council sprinkle onto bottom of an think the leases contain from members of five te­ a commission and at the hearings and receive com­ counsel. The powers of Houle 83 Ht Piccadilly Square, Talcoitville, Conn 08061) spirits. Each is relatively longer. Drop by teaspoon­ sweetened canned fruit to obtain input from 8-inch round cake pan open-ended clauses in nant associations, urging time said he envisioned plaints relative to rental such a commission, once low-cal and low-fat since, fuls into coconut; roll into Pour Vi cup milk into ^ residents concerning the favor of the landlords,” he the council to form the charges and such. The established, are governed Tel. 643 9016 unlike baking chocolate, balls. blender container. Add (removable bottom concept of a proposed or­ that such a commission gelatine; allow to soften said. He said with the commission “Due to the state statutes provide for by appropriate sections of cocoa has over three- Dieter's Chocolate preferred). Pour chocolate dinance to establish such a would be fair to the while assembling in­ housing shortage the dramatic increase in rent this, he said. the statutes,” Lavitt said. quarters of the ori^nal Cheesecake mixture into pan; chill commission. Mayor Marie landlords and the tenants. gredients. Heat 2/3 cup several hours or overnight. cocoa butter content (8 servings) Herbst said today that she milk to boiling point; pour Arrange fruit on top; gar­ removed. Each is also Vi cup skim milk will ask the council to at­ into blender and process nish with additional super-chocolatey — cocoa 1 envelope unflavored tend a special meeting, until gelatine dissolves. graham cracker crumbs, if next month, to discuss all butter adds no flavor, only gelatine desired. fat — and easy to create, 2/3 cup skim milk of the input that’s been allowing just a few received to date concer­ SPECIAL SUMMER | minutes pre^ratlon time. ning the commission and to Waist-Watcher's sweet cherries make a decision from that. Cocoa Gelatine Several persons who rent Dessert living quarters urged the (4 to 5 servings) with English cream council to set up a Fair 1 envelop (1 tablespoon) Rent Commission but Fresh-fruit desserts are Brian Eldwards of Edwards unflavored gelatine classic egg-thickened Combine egg yolks, a special treat during Real Estate Co., while Vk cup cold water custard with whipped sugar and flour in top of summer months when cream and sugar folded in. double boiler. Place over saying he felt concern for 2/3 cup non-fat dry milk many fruits are at their powder Serve the cherries'whole or simmering water. the elderly, commented, peak. pitted and topped with the Gradually add hot milk and " B u t t h a t’s not my 2 cups water Fresh sweet cherries 2 egg yolks, slightly English cream. vanilla. Cook and stir until problem, I’m In business to from the Pacific thickened and smooth, make a profit,” he said. beaten Northwest now are in most Cherries with 3 tablespoons Hershey’s English Cream about 5 minutes. He said of the commis­ markets. Their season is Cool thoroughly. Stir oc­ sion, “ It’s price fixing even Cool and casual menus Cocoa quite short — only until 2 egg yolks 2 tablespoons sugar casionally. though some say it is not. VSi teaspoon salt August. It’s possibly a violation of V^ cup sugar or 2 teaspoons flour Whip cream with They make a refreshing powdered sugar until stiff. the anti-trust law which suit lazy summer days equivalent amount of non- dessert simply eaten out- Vi cup hot milk caloric sweetener. Vi teaspoon vanilla Fold whipped cream and doesn’t allow people to get of-hand or served with ice together and fix prices,” Now that those "lazy, and that’s that. It’s ready honey toward the end. This Vi cup chopped red onion 2 teaspoons vanilla extract sherry into cooled sauce. cream. More elegant are he said. hazy, crazy” days are with whenever you are to crispy sweet entree comes 2 tabiespoons bottled Sprinkle gelatine onto Vk Vi cup heavy cream Wash and stem cherries. cherries jubilee or In­ Pit, if desired. He cautioned the council us once again, it's time to delight your wandering to th e ta b le w ith a creamy French dressing cup cold water; set aside. dividual cherry souffles. 1 tablespoon powdered summer-ize your life. clan. The three beans in Divide cherries among 4 that if it adopts a Fair Rent sprinkiing of sesame seeds In bowl, combine beans, Combine milk powder and Another way to prepare sugar Casual is in. Fussy is out. the titie refer to convenient 1-2 tablespoons sherry dessert dieshes. Pour Commission then he will — and a chorus of ooh’s and green pepper, onion and 2 cups water in medium these delightful cherries is ask it to set up a commis­ Spending the minimum canned pork and beans in (optional) sauce over cherries just ah’s. dressing. (?hiil 4 hours or saucepan; blend in egg with an English cream that sion to deal with super­ time preparing meals is in. tomato sauce, green beans 4 cups Northwest fresh before serving. Garnish Accessorize the menu more; stir occasionally. yolks, cocoa and salt. Cook Colonial cooks called markets, doctors and such Complex redipes are and wax beans. Use the over medium heat, stirring sweet cherries with whole cherry if with relishes, corn bread Serve on salad greens; gar­ "boiled custard” and that “and that’s not what the U. definitely out. pork and beans directly squares and eye-catching nish with red onion rings. constantly, until mixture Whole Northwest fresh desired. French cooks call "creme S. is all about,” he said. Speaking of avoiding from the can. The other fruit parfaits. For these, Makes about 3Vi cups, 4 just begins to boll; remove sweet cherries for garnish, This kitchen-tested anglaise.” recipe makes 4 servings. Fred Midura, anotheY work, who was it who said two may also be canned,, use either fresh, frozen or servings. from heat. Stir in gelatine, 'The creani is basically a optional that iaziness is the mother yet leftovers are perfect canned fruit aiternated sugar or sweetener and local landlord, told the Chicken Luau council it would be unwise of nine out of ten inven­ here. Adding zest to this at­ with whipped cream of vanilla. Pour into in­ 1 package (20 ounces) to form a commission. “It tions? The foiiowing tractive saiad are green dividual dessert dishes or plain yogurt. And there you frozen breaded and fuiiy would damage, the recipes could have been pepper, red onion and a lit- have a marvelously infor­ 3-cup mold. Place plastic created with that premise tie French dressing which, cooked take-out style economic spirit and would mal — yet well thought out chicken wrap gently on surface; cu0 enanri farms be counter-productive," he in mind. In any event, the along with the tomato — meal with which to greet chill until firm. Garnish in­ We re #1 in New England. .. said. Lycra Spandex® Junior Boys’ Baro-as-you-Dara Smartly Styled Men's Tee Shirts Ladles’ Knit Tops Boys’ Tee’s & Tanks results are certain to sauce, unites the other Vi cup drained crushed Girls’ Terry Tops those flexible dinner times pineappie dividual dessert dishes [ come in and find out why. Qirts’ Swimaults please the leisure-lovers components. S Susan Lee, an attorney Fashion Swimwear Ladles' Swimaults Men’s Swimwear of summer. Vi cup honey with fresh or naturally 2 . 8 8 a ; 3S. 2 . 3 3 a ; zs. among us. In-A-Wink Three What makes Chicken In-A-Wink Three Bean sweetened canned fruit oh with Connecticut Legal 2.66 2 tabiespoons toasted Services, noting she was C Q Q o u f Our Our Screen prints or glitter TanKs, camisoles, halters. Transfer fronts In a variety Tanks or cam lsdas In Bean Salad and Chicken Luau so appealing is'the Salad unmold onto serving tray; R « g .M 9 Hi!ai4e 9 1 8 8 R e e . l l N 4 .6 6 1 R e g . S M IrontsI Great colorsi S-XL Dynamic coloral S.M.L of mollts. S,M,L i 4-7. sesame seed representing various low 2.77 solids & prints. 4 to 14. Luau not only are a snap to fact that it starts with a 1 can (16 ounces) pork & serve slices with fruit or Q m l talacllon ol 1-pc. Prepare chicken accor­ FROM OUR income tenants in Vernon, Boxer style, side stripe Plunge Into etylel One & Get Into the swimi Boxer 100% Cotton Shorts Knit Jogging Shorts 100% Cotton Shorts Cuffed Camp Shorts •tylM a colore. 4 to 14. fix, but they wait patiently package of frozen breaded beans in tomato sauce ladyfingers. trims, morel All the ding to package directions. spoke in favor of the Fair two-piece models. Solids styles, volley ball styles, for the last mealtime and fuiiy cooked take-out Vi cup cooked cut green •OSwr Swinwultt newest styles In all the and prints In dazzling sun- morel Carefree poly­ A ' ^ O u r Meanwhile, combine Cocoa Porcupines Rent Commission. She said Our nag. 7.N to Ml 4 . 6 6 a ; 5S. straggler. styie chicken. Preparation latest colors. S iz e s 4 to 7. bright colorsi Sizes ^-40. cotton. Wide range ol 2.88 a; as. “ . V - r v J Reg. 5.M beans (About 36 balls) N o « ...... 52210 7.77 268siu. OWN OAKERY she sees tenants in her of­ Pre-washed denims or The beauty of In-A-Wink invoives no more than pineappie and honey. colorsi Sizes S-XL Solid terrlas with trim. Also cotton/poly. Alpine Twills, 2 pockets. Sizes 7-14. Vi cup cooked cut wax 2 eggs, slightly beaten fice who are concerned cotton twills. Sizes 2SS8. Pull-on style. Sizes S.M.L styles, Paintsr's, motel 8-18. •4SX,OurRae.2Je...... 222 Three Bean Salad is that heating it in the oven, then Spread on chicken last 10 beans minutes of heating time. Vi cup sugar or sugar about increasing rents and you combine the in­ spreading it with a mixture Vi cup chopped green Sprinkie with sesame seed. substitute problems with repairs but gredients in the morning of crushed pineappie and pepper Fresh Baked \ Makes 4 servings. with no forum to turn to. She said a Fair Rent Com­ mission ik more of a forum of mediation and that state HOT OFF THE GRILL. statutes do provide that if a rent increase is considered DONUTS exorbitant that such a irsptcuis commission could halt the Folks tell us “PInehurst h a s * * ” ***^ the best ground meat in town” ... increase. THI Whh Floyd Richardson, a resi­ Lean, U.8.D.A. Choice SO AA N o .1 S E L L I N G ' ■ 1 dent of a local trailer pai;k ROfUND 8R0UND Z.09 I HOT DOG AT Home-mmle said, "Quite a few of iis' here are 65 or older and Vtrtbnt iN f PatUes PINEHURST we’ve seen our rents in­ 5 to the lb. (chuck) * 1 .9 8 Flam! crease over 140 percent in the last 10 years.” Shoulder Clod Roast.. ,.*2 .2 9 T O B I N 'S He said they have to buy FIRST PRIZE their mobile homes from Choice Short R3)s... A 3 9 the landlord and they pay ISKINLESS FRANKS 8110 a month for the small Armour's Bacon...... ib H .2 9 lot to keep it on. ibM.49 “Everytime we get an in­ and even less when you buy 14 OZ. 8 f ACK crease in our Social Securi­ Oscar Mayer Bacon...... ib H .6 9 6 lb. box lots at only ty he (the landlord) takes PLAIN • CINNAMON • SUGARED • GLAZED the lion’s share of it. We’re trying to be self-supporting Pinehurst U.S.D.A. Choice LONDON BROIL is a great favorite and especially and I think it would be a good when marinated in Lowry’s Bieef Marinade or Mr. (new TV adv.) Marinade. good thing to have this Farmer's Pride INTRODUCING Farmer's Pride commission,” he said. Waste free LEAN LONDON BROILS are featured at *2.29 lb. (ACADEMY) (ACADEMY) (DURANOO) A t 2 NEW Lynn Fairchild, a tenant FRESH FROM THE OVEN who worked with the coun­ •FOLKS BREADS cil’s housing committee to T help draft the ordinance TEtttlS... m S S T M E S m U M Family Size V s— — SpllTTOp commented that several BUTTER TOP times during the evening This Portrait Package, Folks who just never could get to like Chain Store self service meat depts., ENRICHED BREAD 20oz. w h E A T (also during a prevlo^ offering a variety of poses enjoy shopping Pinehurst's full service meat dept. They find it costs no more LOAF BREAD hearing on sewer usei^ and backgrounds, is to get Pinehurst U.S.D.A. Choice meat and careful attention to what they charges) we’ve heard designed to fulfill all want. We freeze wrap whole Hinds, Loins, Chucks or smaller cuts. Any there is a shortage of ren­ questions ... any “will call” service, call 643-4151, your portrait needs. cunthm rtiid larntm tal housing and this puts Old Fiihioned IRISH CUMBERLAND FARMS the landlords in a good OUR spot. PACKAGE INCLUDES; VANILLA LANDOfUKESMABOMIINE...... it.?1.19 She said, “If things go Crosman ‘788’ (2)8xl0’s (3)5x7s Colsman 1-Bunwr .ICE CREAM POTATO wrong all I can do is call Coleman 2-Bumsr Colsman 2-Mantls Colsman 4-Gallon Kenyonnyoi ‘K-Pel’ Wash- Zebco ’Boy Scout’ (15)W^ets (4) Charms Propane Stove BB Air Rifle with LAND OF LAKESttroimt 2 is. Turkey Roast CHIPS the superintendent (of the Propane Stove Propane Lantern ‘Oscar’ Cooler Cyclee ls \Water Repellengy Fishing Combo 20-shot Magazine Our RNtorar with Mini-Tackle Box HaH apartment complex) and 11*76 aisiass Our 2 7 . 4 0 n e g .3 2 J S 1 7 .4 4 ag.ig.9g 10.88 Rte.13JS 1 7 .4 0 ajpTije there’s nothing I can do to reliable 'Band-A-Blu' Our Our Dark Meat ^ 2 u 9 9 Xll W hite M eat 21b. ^ 8 o 3 9 with Two 10,000 BTU burners with A weekend of lightweight strong enough to sit onl 9^*12.95 make them fix it.” She said burner, uses 16.4 oz. cylinder 1.88 Reg. 2.79 11.88 Rag. 15.47 Easy pump action. Ad|. rMr slgtH. separate controls. Uses dis­ IlghtI Bums up to 18 hours Super-cool urethane Inaulal- (not Incl.) Greet backpeckerl Just add to the wash cycle ol Light 'n lively rods with choice DEPOSTT/TOTAL R^CKAGE PRICE Reg.$1.79 saveAOC she’s heard of tenants posable bottles or bulk tank, on one 16.4 oz. cylinder (not lon, lld-locking handles. • Crotman Supar SB's ol spinning or spincesi reels. going without heat in the (not Included) Included). your machine. It’s that aasyl OvrRaO-1-^...... 1.22 Jumbo Calif. Callfom la • 2 4 M . i n Ok w ', Reg.MI. 7.77 (Nat In New arlWn er VovWsrs) THESE DAYS ONLY NEW Certo dead of winter and dis­ ICEBERG SEABERRY FARMS 48 OZ. hwashers being out of ser­ JUNE Shurjell vice for a year and these PotysstsrfCoMonil LEHUCE POTATOES THIRST QUENCHERS are all services we are 25% O FF/ (Gibs.) Gym Shorts , Wed. 18 Thurs. 19 paying for.” Paraseal Wax APPLE JUICE CRANBERRY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Deluxe Inflatable SII4 Another tenant said if 6.66 FrI. 20 Sat. 21 APPLE JUICE O w R e e . U S Boats by Norwood M .1 3 things go wrong there’s no *1.29 COCKTAIL With 2 pockets, Dally 10 AM-8PM place to turn, "The cotton liner, draw FRUIT PUNCH 52.40 j£g?NJI Gram Manor Blvd.,MandiMtar ^ CRANBERRY landlords call the shots and string. Sizes: S-X L Cycle Dog Food JUICE DRINK *1.29 JUICE COCKTAIL we’re stuck.” And another Heavy-duty PVC conatruc- Optl-Rsy 'Eye Gear* llon with laet-lnllets 'Boston' tenant said, “ It seems like •Make 'Pro' Swim Mask by Coral valves. Rated lor 1W HP- CYCLE Sports Sunglasses Sports Motif Quality nibiMr with double iM thw Kl edge, TABBY 99* *149 we’re a majority of people Novstty T-Shirts K llu tu b l. tlr^r. Our Reg. 7M ...... 5.84 motor mounts sold sapantsly. who are not represented. I 6.20 to 9.40 .tirSln,OurRw tiM i ..... 88.70 OurSsgr.ntollM •Pln^^llVldeAngleSwlmMeak,R.g.11.N .. .S.33 I > Wt RiM fw tin Hi|ht tt Limit Quantitin 3.86 GS 2(79* ! MTFOOD ^ flX C h e c k Our Weekly In-Store Specials! Plain polarized or gradient Choose your • Youth Swim M uk, tto. z « ...... 1 J S • VICI MPT tTOMIff SALE ITEMS lenses, assortsd (rams styles. lavorite sport. •Osluxt Foam nM AdKnWitt or 4 THROUGH JUNE 22 Fof Added Savings •Swhn Goggles, Our ltog.ljt ...... 1.17 Nyton Vests, Our R se-ltM .... 15.77 ^ additional charge for moups. Poses our selection. 4/99‘ Backgroui^ mayj occasioccasi&naliu change. Satisfaction always or deposit chc( refonded. / SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYS cumhertand farms EVERY TUESDAY 8 WEDNESDAY 1200 stores there's one near you' MANCHESTER VERNON !EBY INC. TIm ptHiut plant ripens 1 0 % O F F 5 « . 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrkGIty Shopping Center Open 7 cloys for your convenience underground. This rare prop­ erty ii kn ow n at geocarpy. ^STOREjtOURSj^DAILnOAMjo9|30^^ 20 - EVENING HERALD. Wtd.. June U. IMO ...... Wed., June 18.1960-21 HWp Wint9d 13 H ip Wantwf 13 H ip Wnntod IS H ip Wnntod 13 H ip Wnntod IS H ip Wnntod ADVERTISING PLEASE READ Wnntod______» H ip Wnntod...... jg PART TIME HELP SUMMER POSITIONS; RECREATION DEADLINE YDUR AD WANTED in Haying. Apply; Summer special education ★ DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT 12:00 noon tho day 364 BidwII S tre e t, center has openings tor: theraputic recreation Horald la roaponalblo Manchester. FULL-TIME DAY COOK HEM0DIALYSIS4)PENING speech pathologists, special SWIMMNG INSTRUCTORS COUNSELORS FOR girls COOK’S HELPERS FOR girls WANTED - “Jack of All boforo publication. ‘ lor only ono Incorroct AND FOR RN 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 for girls resident camp in resident camp in Stafford Trades.” Handy person. App­ program director. Full time, education teachers, physical resident camp in Stafford mature person. Must be high inaortlon and than only RECEPTIONIST-OFFICE PART-TIME NIGHT COOKS p.m. shift in progressive therapy aide, waterfront staff Stafmrd Springs. Call 677- Springs. Call 677-2867. Free Springs. Call 677-2667. Free ly in person: Arbor Acros and dishwahers. Apply in per­ hemodialysis unit. No shift 2867. Free room and board room and board and Summer Farm, Inc., Marlborough school graduate with college Doadlino for Saturday lo tho aizo of tho MANAGER for Orthodontist (WSI), recreational room and board and summer background preferred. Ability Office-Vernon Circle. son, Tacorral, 246 Broad rotation. Alternate Sundays counselors. June 23 - August and summer fun! fun! fun! Road, Glastonbury. Equal and Monday la 12:00, original Inaortlon. Slrwt, Manchester. only. Flexible time schedule portunlty Employer. needM to work with elderly Experienced onW. Send 20. Call 87^2465 or 873-8800. and convalescent patients. Noon Friday. Errora which do not resume . to: P.O. Box 2356, Experience preferred, but not loaaon tho value of tlio DEMONSTRATOR: Earn nece^ry. For an appoint­ MATURE CAPABLE Some Saturdays and evening Vernon, Conn., 06066. SERVICE work required. Apply in per­ a d a aro advortlaomoni will not $1000 or more______sellinqnq nname ment, call Rockville General WOMAN for housework. Must brand toys and gifts (Fisher- Hospital, 872-0501. be reliable. References REPRESENTATIVE SMALL COMPANY EAST OF son, East Hartfora Convales­ akon ovar tho phono bo corroctod by an ad­ BABYSITTER NEEDED full Price, Playskool, Fenton.) TRAINEE W.S.I. - Experienced instruc­ cent Home, 745 Main Street, time .in Bowers School area, required. North Manchester River requires energetic, la a convonlonco. Tho ditional Inaortlon. Treasure House party plan. location. Own transportation capable person for all around tor needed. Apply Fountain East Hartford. for 2 children. Call 647-90M Call collect person to person Leading manufaeturtr In the Village, 175 Downey Drive, anytime. necessary. Call 643-5573. Mor­ preoeeafng Induetry hee e shop work. 289-0095.7:00 a.m. for Miss Carol 491-210(1 Also nings, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00a.m., vacancy In Ra producta aarvloe NURSE HUES to 4:00 p.m. for appointment. Call 5^1300. MASSEUSE - Full or part booking parties. time. Good atmosphere. QUALITY CONTROL evenings 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 organlurtlen for a FMd tarvloa ACCOUNTS p.m. . naprcaamanve lOf wont m me Excellent clientelle. Windham MANAGER - Must be BRICK LAYER with refrac- isaovOro1 ■ ---^ ----* araa* ^---- piaeponaioiwweM--- ^ area, Telephone 423-7519. qualified on Aircraft Parts, PAYABLE vmi mcnioa ma matanawofi e To prevMo Nursing Caro NURSE AIDES - 3:00 p.m.p.n to tory experience in industrial S H O T M n A L DENTAL ASSISTANT - and all correlating paper furnace construction to work repair of a broad ranga of ofHco In privsio homos and 11:00 p.m. shift. FHjll time or work. All Company Paid CLERK oquipmoni produola ol ovr MECHARKS Experienced preferred. ^11 part time. Experience with fire brick, insulation SYSTEMS cuatomara’ facHMaa. Wa hava a Modleal FaelUtiaa. Part Industiisl k Aircieft Mechanics. Benefits, in an Air Con­ materials, ceramic fiber and Eicellenl opportunity for in in­ time position. Multl-girl of­ preferred. Nursing students ditioned Plant in Manchester. dividual with at leatt 1 yean of ac­ good bonofit program and Uma, full Hma. ConaMara- We offer: E iceiien t wages • fice. Salary negotiable. castables. Good working con­ OPERATOR promola from wHMitt providing FYlnge benefits - Profit Sharing - welcome. These are perma­ Cali for an appointment at counts payable eiperience. Qualified 2nd shift oppMtunity for a machine Ifon givan lo praforoned Excellent benefits. ditions and excellent benefit applicant must be accurate with outatanding opportunWaa for ad* Plenty Overtime - Pleaiant nent positions if desired. Dynamic Metal Products oriented person with keypunch oh— Location and Hours. Immediate opening, (jail 646- figures, have tome typing ikllla and vanoamant Otir training program Working Conditions Several immediate openings package. Apply at In- eiperience to vrork In the Oerber Company, 646-4048. the ability to learn quickly. bogkta with 9 waaka of aohoofing NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY 3003, ask for Marion. available. Call Mrs. dustronics Inc, 489 Sullivan Symbol Services area. A[^ly to Personnel D e^rtm ent ft conttnuft whan you advanoo For Information eaH WASD MAmiFAcnmim Ferguson, at Burnside Con­ MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. Avenue, South Windsor. An Apply to Personnel Department Equal Opportunity Employer. with your earoor In tho oorpom- 643-9518 2H Maas $L Eautaifsr, Cl valescent Home, 289-9571. Vart time. Weekend position. Gerber Scientific Inc. (ierber Scientific pon. To quoNfy, you should hovo Call Rockville General 83 Gerber Rd. West civilian or military alootronlo LPN/EMT P o sitio n Instruments Co. traMng and/or oy ortonce. For CUTTING TOOL Butlnntn OpportunlUnn U Hospital. 872-0501 extension South Windsor, CT 83 Gerber Road West A ID A A S S IS T A N C E available al summer special South Wlndaor, Conn. more Information, call: of NorUi Eaatarn Com. MANUFACTURER has 307. education center. June 23- An Equal Opportunity An Equal Opportunity Employer MR. HAtCH at 387 Eaat Cantor 8L opening for Experienced H ^ A D S August 20. Call 872-2465 or 873- ____ Employernploye S63-9336 M achine Operator, or Manctiaatar HELP WANTED Machine Operator Trainees. HAVE A HI9HLY m Call for interview at, 643-9501. profiUble k beautiful Jean ahop of RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., EAST HARTFORD HEALTH DEPARTMENT hM m ImmedUtc Engine Lathe Operator. pour own. Fealuring Uie latest In Opening for a M TRITIOM ST under the ^wcial Supplemental leana, denims, tops k sportswear. $16,. 1 or 2 nights weekly. Laurel MALE/FEMALE star Turn 8-15. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Program for Womqn, Infanta and Children (W.I.C.). M aiter’i Degree in 500.00 included! beginning inventory, Marching in Nutrition preferred Bacbelor'a Degree in Nutrition and A.D.A. Regiatra- fbrturet, training k Grand Opening, 649-4519. tion • or eligibility for regiatration • required. Training and eiperience SO Hours, Paid Holidays. SUMMER JOBS - working one ( in be open within 15 daya. For deuils Wearing the traditional gowns, white for ihould Include two yeara of nutrition related eiperience. (One year EXPERIENCED CLERK-nPIST Excellent Insurance of our outdoor flower call anytime lor Mr. Harilev at (214) FOOD SERVICE. Range graduate level work in related field, or one year dietetic Intemahip or Benefits. locations on weekends. Car 937.9876. the girls and blue for the boys, Bolton High cook. Experience necessary. traineeahlp may be lubaUtuted for one year of eiperience). Salary: fl2,- needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ 616.00 to fl5.249.00 per year. Avply; APPLIANCE SERVICE TECHNICIAN Part-tinw, 16 hours par School graduates file into the schoolyard Cali 644-9637 between 3 and 7 Apply In pnnon; dover, a . 742-9965. p.m. Personnel Department month. U.8. Army for graduation exercises Tuesday night. Keep Smiling Town of East Hartford Raaorva onllatmant METRONICSg InCa WELL ESTABLISHED Full tlnw, aarvleing Waatwra, Dryaro, A RT. • A 44A (Herald photo by Pinto) Be Happy 740 Main St. Rafrfgaratora. Top Wagaa. Blua Croat/CMS rtquirod. W rebiighty LOCAL INSURANCE 289-2781 ■OLTOM, C T l 09040 AGENCY is looking for a part Major Madical. Apply In paraon to; Mr. Kimball Will train for antry laval ambitkNiSyand successful. Apply between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday through positions. Exparianead time secretary. Work Monday Friday. Deadline for accepting applications is June 30,1980. Individuals may qualify Sprinkled with confetti the graduates of Bolton High School have a Bolton graduates listed and Friday, possibly more. An Equal Opportunity Employer. So w hy areyou bored? Approximately 15-20 hours per to start at arivancad SERVICE STATION moment to chat with each other during ceremonies Tuesday night. BOLTON— The Luc Van Albert, Charles week. Insurance background JA(N(ROiUI,lnc. pay gradaa with a (Herald photo by Pinto) following is’the list of E. Avens, James H. Bar- not a requirement as we will 1329 Main Stroat WARM THANKS train. Reply to: Herald c/o chanoo for accaloratod ATTENDANT Bolton High School comb. Darby Ann Barnard, Box 00. S O L IC ifA U Wllllmantic, Conn. promotion a. graduates: Jeffrey Beecher, Lisa Jean TO MY 1ST GRADERS Apply In parson to: REGISTERED NURSE, ATTENTIONI PHONE Call 623-4053 or Behrmann, June E. at 423-9277 SHvar Lam Shall Bergstrom, Coleen Kelly SUPERVISOR for certifleii 643-9462. Washington School .... home health agency. IDEAL PART TIME JOBI For students, liousewives, or anyone looking for a plea- 252 Spancar Straat Bolton students get awards Brown, Pamela Patrice You aro all vary SPECIALI Minimum requirements, BSN Manchaatar with 4 years of fuil time nur­ sent, second Income job. Conveniently located East Hsrt- Brown, Peter John Bruno, Mrt. Johmton sing experience, at least 2 of tord office. Good hourly rtte, plus commissions and BOLTON — The five top students Rich was also named a National School Latin Club award, and the Michael David Bushnell, balwoan in this year’s graduating class at which have been under bonuses. Hours: 9 to 1, 1 to 5, or 5 to 9 Monday thru Merit Scholarship winner and a Savings Bank of Manchester award. Daniel Lee Butkus, Bruce qualified supervision in a Friday. 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Bolton High School were Adam Connecticut State Scholar, received Miss Sheetz received the E. Butterfield, Stephen home health agency. For We cover you for sick days, and holidays, as well as paid Teller, Christopher Rich, Teresa an award for excellence in physics further details call Communi­ vacations. We train you while you earn. ADVERTISING Manchester Board of Realtors Caruso. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ty Health Service, Inc. Colum­ Landrey, Martin Ferguson, and Lori and for being the outstanding Spanish Award. Probate Notice Most jobs are like this: you start like a Sheetz. They wete among other student, and one for outstanding ser­ Ann Marie Ciscon, David ESTATE OF FRANK U M l’RRAY bia, Hebron, Andover and Call 569-4993 house on lire, learn all there is to know, then Other awards went to: Brian A. Cloutier, Susan Dresel- The Hon DAVID C. RAPPE, Judge, ol Marlbourgh 228-9428. students receiving awards during vice to the senior class. He also NOTICE TO CREDITORS I NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT you end up doing the same thing day after Winkler, Republican Town Com­ ly, Robin Colleen Early, F.STATE OF LOl'ISE C. YOI NC the Court of Probate. District ol SALES CAREER Tuesday night’s graduation received the Bolton Lions Club Coventry, at a hearing held on June 13, DENTAL ASSISTANT PEOPLE who honestly want day after day after day. mittee Citizenship Award; Laurie The Hon. VALDIS VINKELS. Judge, ol ceremonies. scholarship and a gift from the Charlene Fenton, Martin 1980 ordered that all claims must be WITH EXPERIENCE and to loose weight. Guaranteed When you work as a CENTURY 21' Manning, Jo-Ann Secchiaroli, Scott Uie Court of Probate, Dlitrict ol An­ Teller was named a 1980 Presiden­ Savings Bank of Manchester P. Ferguson, Laurie Anne dover, at a hearing held on June II, presented to the fiduciary on or before talent. Fore handed. Full time Diet Program. The proof is in Neighborhood Professional' no one sets limits September IS, 1980 or be barred as by tial Scholar, was a National Merit scholarship fund. Spear ., excellence in art; Miss Man­ Gagnon, Glenn M. Giglio, 1880, ordered that all claims must be for qualified general practice. losing. Part time income op­ on your growth; you earn as much as you're law provided. Good working environment. OPPORTUNITY portunities available. $250 per ning and Laurie Gagnon, excellence T eresa A. Greenw ood, presented to the fiduciary on or before worth at your own pace. ^holarship winner, and a Connec­ Miss Landrey was named a Bertha E. Rappe, Oerk BEENilD-VISOR in business education; Sara Waddell, September II. IS80 or be barred as by Call 6434)011 days or 644-3283 week in commissions possi­ Call us about our next Career Day and ticut State Scholar. He also won an Patricia Ann Hobby. law provided. The Fiduciary Is: Connecticut State Scholar, received evenings. The Herald Is currently looking for d phone Ad-VIsor ble. Cali 528-^14 anytime. meet people just like you. We'll tell you about award for excellence in Latin, was excellence in home economics; Ann Gayle Holly Ann Hoff­ Margaret K. VInkels, Oerk Bruce J. Johnson For the University of Connecticut Aiumni 73 Bamsbee Lane for its classified department. our extensive real estate training. And we'll Ciscon, David Cloutier, Timothy man, Steven P. Holcombe, The fiduciary is: PHYSICIANS OFFICE cited for outstanding service to the Association Award, the award for Coventry, Connecticut 06338 show you the CENTURY 21 Action Warranty" Walsh, excellence in industrial arts; Jacqueline Young Moores seeking experienced Office Applicants should be strongly oriented to telephone school along with Miss Landrey, excellence in social studies and for David Leon Hooper, Jef­ 04&4)8 -our exclusive written agreement that Is c/o Paul R. Marte, Esq, Manager, with some sales. Charlene Fenton, excellence in frey W. Jahnke, Teresa 575 Main Street Laurie Manning and Anastasia outstanding service to the school and T i m first English dukedom Bookkeeping Knowledge. NURSES AIDES- 3:00 p.m. to changing the face of real estate. music; Ann Ciscon, Sara Waddell, Manchester. Conn. 08040 Morianos. He received a Student Marie Landrey, Michelle was created when King 11:00 p.m. Laurel Manor, 91 For a brighter fuhire. join the the Democratic Town Committee 04748 Medical Secretarial W E O F F E R Council certificate, and the Syndet Award. Brian Winkler, outstanding service E. Lemaire, Laurie Anne Edward III gave hit ton, the experience a plus. Full time. Cfiestnut Street, Manchester. CENTURY 21 Neighborhood Professionals. to senior class; Peter McCarrick, Manning, Paul Anthony Black Prince, the title of Pleasant office. Please call oTie H erald You'll never be Products Award, given to a student Ferguson is a Connecticut State Joan, 646-6031 Monday thru e Paid Vacations, Holidays & Birthday who has achieved a very high grade Sara Waddell, and Winkler, Student Maulucci, Ronald Joseph INVITATION Duke of C o rn w a ll-a title bored. You have Scholar, received an award for retained today by Prince Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. only. a Paid Medical and Dental Benefits our word on that. in the field of science. Council certificates. Maynard, Peter Howard TO BID excellence in music, the Bolton High Charles. • Pleasant Working Conditions. FIGURE CLERK/TYPIST Scholarship awards went to: M cC arrick, Stephen E.' MATURE INDIVIDUAL Onlun^ At CENTURY 21. Notice is hereby given that with Payroll Experience. Winkler, Bolton Athletic Associa­ Miller. the Eighth UUlities District NEEDED to operate small • Commission Structure WE ARE LOOKING FOR A Sales Person to work soliciting aijs We ll Give Our Portonafs Small busy office. Immediate J Y f tion; Robin Early and Deborah Anastasia Johnna will receive seaied bids in the Bar & Restaurant. 10 to 6 dal­ for The Manchester Evening Heraid and the Advertiser^ High opening. Call 644-2427 , I Word To You." ly. Experience not required, Y O U S H O U L D Bolton students Ovian, Bolton Parent-Teacher Morianos, Sandra Jean Office of the Eighth Utilities Driver needed from Schooi Graduate, with some coiiege preferred. Car is a must. between 9 and 4:30. JAGKSTON/AVANTE Organization; Mary Radion and District, 32 Main St., Manchester to Westfarms but helpful. Call Frank, 649- a Type 40 WPM Noren, TTiomas Paggioli, Manchester, Connecticut until 6737. 789 IM St Naidi^ Susan Schiavetti, I^lton Woman’s Mall. Call 6464)276 after 8 p.m. • Have Pleasant Telephone Manner • Attractive Salary • Car Mileage Wesley Jay Parker, 12:00 Noon on July 5,1980, for or 643-6595 anytime. • Paid Holldaye, Including Your Birthday 646-1318 win photo awards Club; Michael Bushnell, Football Elizabeth Ellen Porteus, Package Insurance Coverage SCHOOL SECRETARY - An­ e Like to Work with the Public scholarship; Stephen Caruso, Hildee Marlene May Prucker, for 1980-1981, at which time Announcmtntt 3 dover Elementary School. a Have Good Vocabulary & Spelling • Insurance, Health & Dental Plan SECRETARY - CPA firm. BOLTON— Three Bolton to 25 words) which focused on the bids will be publicly opened, Please call 742-7339. • Company Paid Penalon Plan Excellent opportunity for ef­ W ^l give OUT word toyou.' Fontaneila, Peter Johnson, Stephen Christopher Anthony Rich, ficient and amiable secretary. students have received awards for costs incurred from alcohol, drug read and recorded. C1080 (^nlury 21 Rm I EiU tt Corporition. BRagiitered Tradsmark of Miniccuci, Lynne Schlitzer, Anne Lynne Ann Schiltzer, Jo- Specifications and bid forms STEWARD WANTED FOR INTERESTED? For a private Interview,-please call Tom Hooper or Jo Deary at Statistical typing experience Century 21 Raal Eatatt Corporation. Pnntad In U S A their entries in the Statewide and tobacco abuse among youth. Stopple worth, Sara Waddell, Bolton FRATERNAL CLUB - required. Please send resume Each offloa la Indapandantty ownad and oparatad. Ann Secchiaroli. may be secured at the CALL 643-2711 The Manchester Herald — 643-2711. Equal Bm ^ym ant Opportunity. niustrations/Photograph Exposition ’The contest was open to all Grade 7 Insurance Advisory Board; David Lori M. Sheetz, Gordon Dispatcher’s Office, Fire PILLS ANONYMOUS - Sup­ Experienced preferred, but to: Pue, Semel and Co, (Cer­ sponsored by the State Department and 8 students throughout the state. port group for drug depen­ not required.For further In­ tified Public Accountants. PO Cloutier, Manchester Board of Douglas Shepardson, Department, 32 Main St., Aek lor Lae BiMleriln or Jo Doory of Education. Most of the Grade 7 and 8 students at Manchester, Conn. dants. Meetings: Thursdays- formation and appointment, Box 2250, Vernon, (jt. 06066. Contact Mike Kaprove-Sales Manager Realtors; Susan Dreselly, Gregg David Spear, Scott Manchester, ^ o p Rite, East Heidi Clark received a $50 savings Bolton Elementary Center School ’The right is reserved to reject call 646-9262 between 10 a.m. Manchester Chapter of UNICO; R. Spear, Suzanne Marie any and all bids. Middle ’Turnpike, 7:30 to 9 and 6 p.m. bond and Debra Marshall and Marcia entered the contest. Christine Smith David Warner, Jack Bosworth; Miss Stiller, Elizabeth L. Stuart, John C. Flynn, Jr. p.m. Mondays: Hartford Manning each received $10. Trinity Episcopal Church, 8 to is the art teacher. Waddell, Scott Lopez; Laurie Sharon Marie Stuart, Insurance Commissioner DOCTOR'S OFFICE NEEDS Alcohol and drug abuse among 9:30 p.m. Marshall, 522-0121. mature, dependable, STvc Herald Gagnon, J.A. White; Michelle Eighth Utiiities District All students who participated Adam Jon Teller. Pat, 649-9241. experienced person with school-aged youth is a major concern Lemaire, K of C Keeney Hutchinson 0454)6 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING received a letter of commendation Lynn Marie Tobias, "" •••sttsstssIfTTSssssats*** ™ knowledge of Medical Claim to the State |Board of Edij^tion and Awards. Mark Toner, James AifcUOna Forms for diversified duties. the educational community from Mark Shedd, Commissioner of Also: Charlene Fenton, Bolton Richard Vatteroni, Sara 4V4 days per week. Excellent statewide. Elducation. salary. Liberal benefits. Education Association; Jeffrey Lee Waddell, Timothy S. To make young people aware of the References required. Reply During the summer, the winning Beecher, F*urdy Corporation Award; Walsh, David Francis PUBLIC AUCTION to: Herald c/o Box R. costs to society from drug abuse, the entries will be duplicated in the form and Robin Early, Kathleen Morianos, Foreclosure Sale by Order of Superior Court State Board of Education sponsored Warner, Joseph A. White, of a booklet and distributed to the Robert Johnson, Lori Franz, Linda M. Whitford, Mark No. 423 East Center Street, Manchester, CT. SALESPERSON to work 3040 the constest. Students were asked to Two story frame single family dwelling: 7 rooms; 2-car winners and schools throughout the Deborah Ovian,- Savings Bank of K. Whitford, Brian Eric per week. Some retail prepare an entry with a caption (up state. Manchester. detached garage; city water and sewer: Lot 70.2 x 193 experience necessary. Dia­ Winkler, Valerie Ann average — Sold "as Is." mond Showcase, Manchester Zakowski. Sale: June 28, 1980 - 1:00 p.m. on premises Parkade. News for Senior Citizens Deposit $8,300.00 — cashier's check or certified check. V—Immaculate 7 room young Sale subject to Court approval PAINTERS AND HELPERS. 60R6E0US TREED LOT plus a spacious 3 bedrooms. NEED A LOT OF 6PACET Then look at this 8 room full Colonial with a 1st floor fireplaced family room and dou­ Inquire: James J. Sullivan, Committee Transportation and ability to Dmtemporary styled Cape. 2 full baths, fireplace, huge dormered Cape with 2 batlfs, fireplace, oversized garage handle ladders for residential ble garage. 184 East Center Street family room and an ERA BUYERS PROTECTION and an ERA BOTERS PROTECTfON PLAN! 60’s. work. Must have neat PLAN! Sales, trips to highlight summer Manchester, CT. 646-4408 appearance. Days, 246-7101. Weekends and evenings, 872- RECORDS By WALLY FORTIN 4520. Hi Folks! You baseball Oh, yes, I was reminded really appreciate it. Invitation To Bid CLERK to tell you we do not want Hill, 798; Clara H ip Wantad 13 MANAGER FOR RETAIL " fans who are going to Action here at the center Dibn, 739; Kitty Byrnes, Sealed bids will be received in STORE in Manchester. any clothes this time. Hemingway, 798; 738. Boston with us this coming starts with last Friday the Office of The Director of NURSES AIDES wanted for Selling ladies and mens We’re looking lor a Records Clerk to work Saturday should report to You know, we have a afternoons Setback games. Josephine Schuetz, 785; By the way, we have two General Services, 41 Center full time on all shifts. Apply clothing, furniture in our Hayden Station R oad W arehouse in housewares, etc. CIpportunity Windsor. This position requires physical our center at 9:30 a.m. Our nice woodworking shop The winners were: Ann Helena Gavello, 776; A1 tickets for Saturday’s Street, Manchester,' Connec­ director of nursing. Salmon- to advance with old line com­ stamina and agility In order to climb lad­ buses will be leaving at 10 now and men are coming in Thompson, 134; Ada Rojas, Gates, 770; Betty Jesanis, Boston Red Sox game. ticut, until 11:00 a.m. on the brook Convalescent Home, off date shown below for the House Street, Glastonbury. pany. Future assured for right ders, pull files, fold and collate. W ork pe­ a.m. mornings to help build pic­ 128; Joh Klein, 125; Helena 768; Alfreda Hallin, 758; First one to call or drop by following: Please call 6U-5244. person. Apply to Robert riod must be spent standing or walking on A reminder to you folks nic benches, screens for Gavella, 123; Rene Maire, Arthur Bouffard, 756; Bet­ can pick them up. Tickets Mltzer Mgr., 141 Washington June 30, 1980 - Furnish & concrete floor. going to Fall River on June our windows, etc. What we 121; Floyd Post, 120; Bob ty Turner, 755; Fritz are box seats along the Street, Hartfoi^. - 6-6 on exceptional property with Install Aluminum Prime could use is more Schubert, 118; Mabel Wilkinson, 754; Mary Hill, first base line and the price If you can work part-time days, or eve­ I t with frontage on Case Mt. completly separated utilities and basements. Kitchens JUST LISTE0I7 room Cape Cod which includes a real 26th. The bus will leave our Window Units, Lincoln PART TIME - Need 10 people woodworking equipment. Loomis, 117; John Gaily, 753; Vincent Borello, 753; is $15.00 for ticket and bus nings, please come to the Warehouse and pond! 2V9 baths, fireplace. Built to be energy efficient and have custom cabinets, appliances and large dining areas. nice rec room and lot! 50s. center at 8 a.m. meaning Center, 494 Main St. - Rehid ELECTRICAL desirious of making a good in­ A' great Investment!! you all should be here at So if you just happen to 116; Catherine Cappuccio, Ed Hindle, 746; Violet ride. JOURNEYMEN WANTED. come in a fast growing local ask for Ed Luc. to last. Call today. ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN! July 2, 1980 - Chemicals - 7:30 a.m. have anything along that 115; Ruth Howell, 115; Experienced in commercial business. Flexible hours. Call Traffic Highway Paint - and residential wiring. While on trips we signed line laying around Susan Horwath, 115; Grace 6434684. gathering dust, maybe Reflectoriaed - Ther- Benefits. Call 646-5420. up for the Boston Harbor Windsor, 115. moplaatic Stripping Powder you’d like to let us clean it WELDER-T.I.G. MECHANIC boat ride this past Monday Then on Monday after­ EARN $S0.00/hundred to work on fabrication and up and put it to use. We s n c u i NOTICE TO HOME BIIVERS The Town of Manchester is an LANCHARD and as of this writing wq noon it was pinochle time equal opportunity employer, securing, stuffing Envelopes. repair of heating elementa for 6 sure could use the equip­ Free Details, Reply filled one bus and started a with 59 players and the and requires an affirmative industrial heat treat furnaces. ment and the fellas would -HIUm iNS Hm NEWLY CONSmUCTEO HOMES- "Homeworkers - V 15”. Box Ability to read and work from OYER second bus, however in following winners: Bob action policy for all of its Con­ 80BIA 94485, Schamburg, III. 60194. blueprints helpful. Good 4000 E M order to take it we must fill tractors and Vendors as a con­ om en Comwctlctit Housing Flnaiwo Authority working conditions and it and to do that we need at dition of doing business with MOLD MAKER, TOOL excellent benefit package. THE TRAVELERS IN om eu least 30 more. RETCHER GUS3 CO. the Town, as per Federal MAKER, MACHINIST - Apply at Industronics, Inc. 4N CONNECTICtlT R e s s E n o NATIONWIOE Excellent benefits. Apply: With the nice weather On * JS IW i st ftptrm u Order 11246. Sullivan Avvnue, South ftTIR AnnouncM $40,000,000 In home mortgage funds lor Vernon Mold ti Tool, Inc., 199 Windeor, 06074. E.O.E. 496 Hayden Siation Road, Windsor REALT0R8 coming, it usually means It tho purehasa of nowty construclad homoa wlH ba Bids forms, plans and Forest Street, Manchester. An equal opportunity employer M/F is time for house cleaning COMPLETE AUTO GLASS iERVft avallablo beginning June 23, 1000 on a flrat-oomo, specifications are available at WELDING FOREMAN TO and this is something for WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE llral-aarvsd baals at ovar 60 landing InaUtirtlona the General Services Office, WANTED DRIVER WITH SUPERVISE a group of TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR 41 Center Street, Manchester, CLASS IIUCENSE - Apply In 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 2 you to think about. In throughout the State, aubloct to all CHFA salsa price talented welders and IM A L n A S S N . MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK Connecticut. person: Manchester Packing fabricators in the manufac­ 168 Wi6t 06nl«r Conwr ol MeKia September we will be and family Income llmitatlona and CHFA application Company, Inc., 349 Wetherefl procaduros and approval guldallnaa. Town of Manchester, CT. ture of new heat treat fur­ having a super big tag sate Street, Manchester. naces. Applicant should be a and that means we wilt be ^^HtsTE8 649-4521) [CDLUCnurS ITEMS J / Robert B. Weiss, good supervisor of people and looking for items to sell. So MMSMrUTE An applicant must appear In parson at a parUolpaUng General Manager LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER be able to maintain control of when you are cleaning out iPKSmM KCWnKj Ml/W for two adults. Light cooking, materials and meet delivery lander with a signed real aetata salee oontract and a own room and bath. C!all 521- I m M KMOIIUCIMNSr copy of the moat recant personal Income tax return. schedule. Knowledge of heat your attic, cellar or gar­ Estimite GUdl|f (Sven 3007. treat equipment could be a age, don’t throw away ar­ □ N O T IC ES plus but a good background in ticles that are nice enough AUTO MECHANIC - Indiv- ro s'0 9 ®®;v (n VVAe o p ..... OmHOlHNlM.sjgpjt welding and fabrication of to sell. You can start PUSIKS III SIOCX Brochures and Information dual with 3 to 4 years structural members would be U1 n i 12 MM Loaf and Found f experience wanted by busy anytime now to .bring the .100-)i"-3/ll"-«’’ ars avaHaUo from sufficient be consldenk (o fill Toyota-Pontiac Dealership. this opening. We are a rapid things in or if you can’t pmUcipatlng londors or CHFA LOST-SMALL LONG HAIR 34 McKEE ST., MANCHESTE* Full Benefit Package. Incen­ powth edmpany offering full Call 643-2711 ^ ^ ^ make it, call our office 647- CAT. Grey stripe with white. (0/f C c n la r St.) ' ICniENI RIFAIREO tive Program. Apply in person benefita. Apply at In- '3211 and we’ll try to pick Very Umld. Lost near HiUiatd at ; Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 duitronlcs Inc. 4N Sullivan them up. and Adams. Reward. 646-46M West Center Street, Ave. South Windsor, 06074. after 5:00 p.m. Manchester. E.O.E.

rr^r.-* ^ i a z - E ^ N l N G HERALD, Wed- June Sporting Good* 46 Aportmontt fo r Root S3 Rotort Propofty Auto* For Sato For Ron! ss Business & Service FOUR SPAULDING MANCHESTER - 5 room 1969 MUSTANG 302 EXECUTIVE pro shop woods. atment. Available Julv 1. CAPE COD - WEST Automatic. Runs well. Some Numbers 1,3,4,S. Used once. i75/month, plus utilities. YARMOUTH. 3 bedroom near body work necessaiy. 3475 or |8S firm. Call 649-0224 after Parking forT vehicle. Securi- Seagull Beach. 3225 week. Call best offer. ^11 6467f 5:00 p.m. ty and references. 647-1027. 644-1315. 1975 CHEVY IMPALA. 4 door. h«ATTHEVll?ETALKIN6 Oanfwi Produett 47 MANCHESTER - Modem 4 Excellent condition. Air con­ By ADigaii van Buren AB01/TII5HOULPBE Room Garden Apartment. COLUMBIA LAKE - Water­ ditioning. Power steering, Stove, refrilerator, heat, hot front cottage available, June power brakes. Automatic ^HOME li)ATCHIN6 TV water. No pets. References 36JuIy 12 and August 16- Iransmision. Steel belted and security. 3370 monthly. Labor Day, 2263533. radial tires. Good gas BERRY PATCH FARMS- 6464003^ mileage. 31990. Call 6461992. STRAWBERRIES, PICK 57 YOUR OWN- Free containers. EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 1 Wanlad to Rant California Ex-Cons Open daily, 8-6 or until picked bedroom. New appliances. . T m out. For updated hours and Bills paid. Only, 3195. MOTHER & DAUGHTER 31 Painting-Piptring 32 Building Contraotlng 33 LOOKING for 2 Bedroom 1975 FORD WINDOW VAN - Strrieot OHtrtd 31 Strvicet OHtrtd conditions call 644-2478. Locators. Small fee. 2365646. Oakland Road, Rt. 30, South Apartment in Manchester Power steering, power Can Vote After Parole J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior is Windsor. with utilities for under 3330. brakes, am/fm stereo. Frank and Ernest CAM TREE SERVICE - Free re p a irs. SOUTH WINDSOR - Your estimates, discount senior & Exterior Painting. Paper r Call 2864625. Carpeted. Other extras! 32000 Fieldstone a specialty. Free children will love it. Splendid or best offer. Call before 2:00 DEAR ABBY: Someone wrote in asking if a friend who citizens. Company Hanging. Remodeling. LAWNS CUT. Expert service. estimates. Call after 5, 646 2 bedroom, nice area. 3200. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m. or after 5:00 p.m., 646 had served time in prison was eligible to vote. Manchester-owned and Recreation Rooms. Call 649- ★ Loactors. Small fee. 2365646. Lowest rates around. Call for 1870. You said, ’’Unless your friend receives a full pardon from 26 Searchers operat^. Cail 646-1327. 9658, □ AUTOMOTIVE 7819. free estimate. 649-7773 STRAWBERRIES - Pick your the governor of his state, he is ineligible to vote. (And for a t h a t 30 Unconven­ LEON CIEZSYNSK.I GLASTONBURY - Bring the r r evenings. BUILDER, new homes, ad­ own. Free Containers. Open 1970 CHEVY IMPALA - 3200. federal offense, one needs a pardon from the president of the tional (Fr.) LEE PAINTING. Interior St 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., or until family. Modem 3 bedroom. 33 Primate ditions, remodeling, rec Autos For Sale 61 In running condition. Call 649- United States.)’’ WHENEv ER WE B 4 M TREE SERVICE. Call CERAMIC FIRING. Discount exterior. “Check My Rate picked out. Clark Street, Full basement. Yard for kids. 34 Clammy Before You Decorate.’’ rooms, garages, kitchens 4025 after 6 p.m. Abby. in California, anyone released from prison is now for Free Estimate. rates. Quick service. Call 643- remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, South Windsor. No children Rent is negotiable. Won’t last. 36 Prejudice Dependable. Fully insured. Locators. SmalT fee. 2365646. WE PAY TOP PRICES for considered as having paid society for his mistake and once A.JK IT AgOuT 37 Latch EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN 2543. dormers, roofing. Residential under fourteen. Take Chapel 1976 PINTO TWO DOOR - TO SAVE YOU MONEY, Ful­ 6461653. Road off Tolland Turnpike, or wrecked and junk cars. A & B again is a citizen with the right to vote. 39 Nation or commercial. 649-4291. VERNON - Working with 2 Ultra clean! 16,000 original 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ly Insured. References. Pleasant Valley Road off Auto Salvage, used auto parts. B.D.K. OF CALIFORNIA t h e Ec ONQ/AY. 41 CIA 6 9 10 11 HOME CLEANING and 3 bedrooms as low as 3215. miles. 4 speed. 4 cylinder. Call predecessor DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR PAINTING BY CRAIG DESIGN KITCHENS - Buckland Street, Follow Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . 12 13 PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVE Call now. Locators. Small fee. -after 5:0() p.m., 6468926. 42 Ready for 14 CITIZENS! 643-7285. OGDEN - Interior 4 Exterior Cabinets, Vanities, Formica signs. DEAR B.D.K.: I referred your letter to my friend, BY "SERVPRO” Carpets, ^ 5 ^ , ...... action (2 wds.) 16 Specialist! Fully Insured. Counter Tops. Display, V ______1967 DODGE DART - 66,000 Justice Stanley Mosk, who serves as a judge on the 16 17 Upholstery, Draperies, Free Estimates. Call Storage 4 Bookcases. Kitchen 44 Tropical fish Hornet for Rent 54 miles. Needs work. Asking Supreme Court of California. His reply: 6-16 16 Floors, Walls, Windows. Cabinet Fronts. Custom STRAWBERRIES - Pick Your 46 Indian nurse 19 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE anytime, 649-8749. 3450. In daily use. Call 6467690 “Release from prison is almost invariably subject . T W Msg u 8 P Fireplaces, concrete. Professional-Insured. Call Woodworking. 6469658. Own. 972 Silver Lane, East 48 Wine barrel ■ 1 to parole conditions. One in prison, or one on parole, 22 23 25 649-0836, or 875-6307. MANCHESTER - Extral large WANTED JUNK AND LATE anytime. 49 Over (prefix) Chimney repairs. No job too DAN SHEA PAINTING 4 Hartford. (Between Forbes 2 bedroom. Carpeting. Newly may not vote in California. (Article It, sec. 4 of the MODEL WRECKS - Cash 51 Type of joke 26 27 ■ Captain Easy — Crook* & Lawrence 28 small. Save! Call 644-8356 tor DECORATING. Interior and Rooting ...... 34 Street and Charter Oak Mall). remodeled. 3300. Call today. Paid, (iill Paifker Street Used California Constitution provides, in relevant part, 3. 31 32 Exterior. Also-Wallpapering. Uotorcyelea-BIcyclea 84 53 Smooth estimates. MA MA'S KITCHEN. Locators. Small fee. 2365646. Auto Parts. Inc. 6463391. 33 ■ ‘ .. . for the disqualification of electors while men­ 57 Giving life 3S 136 Quality Craftsmanship! Call ROOFER WILL INSTALL Specialized catering from Anilquas 48 tally incompetent or imprisoned or on parole for the VD BEEN WOUNDED DURINE 'SO KEEFER TACKLED 60 Auto club 6465424, or 6461305. roof, siding or gutter for low MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE YOUR PAD'S HEAP 37 ■ ■ candlelight for 2 and shore WINDSOR - Enjoy this conviction of a felony.’) THE HOLDUP-NOT BADLY, BUT VOUR PAD— TO K E E P HIT A R O C K - AND 61 Movie 3. .0 DRIVEWAY SEALING. dinners, to elegant banquets. discount price. Call Ken at CORVETTE, 1975 coupe, Speedy Telephone EN0U6H TO BLOW ME DOWN I WANTED - Antique Fur­ secluded home. Kids okay. "Thus, for example, a person who had been given a THAT’S WHAT CAUSED 62 Inkling 42 ■ ■ Protects and beautifies your Call 649-6933. PAINTING - INTERIOR AND 647-1566. automatic, options, 36375. quotations. Immediate li 45 niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil Pets negotiable. Large yard. 63 Compass coverage available. Call Joan life sentence and released on parole for life would THE f a t a l COI driveway. Experience and EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. Paintings, or Antique Items. Only 3250. Locators. Small Corvette, 1963, original coupe, point ■ reasonable. Free estimates. never be able to vote unless pardoned by the gover­ 46 DON'T LET GRUBS devour Experienced, references. Ser- Healing-Plumbing 35 R. Harrison, Phone 643-8709. fee. 2365646. 37800. Call 649-1149. at Clarke Insurance. 643-1126. 64 Printer's Call Art, 649-3061. ving Willimantic, nor. However, one who completes his parole may 49 ■ your lawn. Prevention is direction 50 83 1 54 55 56 cheaper than cure. Free es­ Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet MOTORCYCLE vote in California. 65 Poultry BOLTON - 5 Room Ranch. 57 ■ ■ 56 timate and inspection for all try, Columbia, Tolland areas, repairs, plugged drains Waterfront year round home. INSURANCE. Same day “California is somewhat unique in this respect, and 66 Auxiliary verb 59 60 REWEAVING BURN W. J, Grille. 423-6582. kitchen faucets replaced coverage available. more tolerant of ex-felons than most states. Your your lawn maintenance Full basement, half acre. 61 62 HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Ckimpetitive rates. Call Judy, D O W N 63 requirements. 647-9260. repaired, rec rioms LACE, LINENS, 4 LOVELY 3500. 647-9914. 1976 THUNDERBIRD i reply is undoubtedly completely correct for the vast repaired. Window shades, Building Contracting 33 bathroom remodelini. heat 1979 CHEVROLET PICKUP - Crockett Agency Inc., 643- majority of states.” 64 65 66 THINGS - Furniture, Frames, 1577. 1 Medical Venetian blinds. Keys. TV RESPONSIBLE, RELIABLE modernization, etc. Free and Fancy Things! Red Goose OlHcea-Storea lor Rant 55 4 wheel drive. Both excellent -U FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 WOMAN will do Babysitting WES ROBBINS Carpentry Estimate gladly given: M 4 M condition! Must sell! Will DEAR ABBY: Your mention of "employee pilfering” (NIWSPAPfn INURPAlSI ASSN I Farm Antiques, Goose Lane, 1976 HONDA 750 K with Main Street. 649-5221. in my home. Call 646-4649. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Plumbing 4 Heating. 6462871 Coventry. 742-9137. Open 10 to MANCHESTER - 2400 Square sacrifice! Call 646-4194. reminds me of our office problems and a possible solution. Vicinity of West Center ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Feet Industrial Space. Ideal windjammer, saddle bags, Only it’s not the employees we worry about, it’s our patients A 5 Saturday 4 Sunday. and FM radio. Excellent con­ fpn!LEnnnnini> Street. built-ins, bathrooms, Flooring 36 for Machine Shop. F.J. 1973 FORD RANCH WAGON. (1 am a physicianl. ^yyna-Lume Geaning Co. kitchens, 649-3446. Spilecki, Realtors. 643-2121, Good mnning condition. 3495. dition. Must sell! 742-5285 We cannot always detect the thieves, and we have been ^Modern Concept In thQ Painting-Papering 32 FLOORSANDING 4 A N T IQ U E S 4 Call 6461418. after 6 p.m. Alley Oop — Dave Graue b rid q e FARRAND REMODELING - REFINISHING. Floors like COLLECTIBLES W ill robbed repeatedly. Now when a particularly scruffy drug Jf^rofeaslonal cleaning d0^ patient shows up. said patient is routinely “weighed" / ^ v jn y l and aluminum sid in g .^ PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, new. Specializing in olde: Purchase outright or sell on 1970 HONDA 350. Low milMe. - Interior and exterior. Room Additions, Decks, All floors. Natural and stained commission. Houselot or Excellent condition. 3400 Call coming and going. We have turned up everything from THEN THAT HAS TO BE "NEEDLE y o u BCYS COME WITH ^ F u lly Insured - F r e e .^ . forceps to house plants. eOMEBODT LEFT HERE . J^Xstimates. » Commercial and .residential. types of Remodeling and floors. No waxing any more! single piece. Telephone 644- 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE 6467831. ROOC'ONE OF THE LANDMARKS M E! TH'OTHERS CAN IN A w a g o n ! I want Free estimates. Fully in­ Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- Also: Painting. John Ver- for rent. Centrally located, SAN DIEGO M.D. CURLY MENTIONED IN HIS CHASE DOWN TH' REST TRND OUT WHERE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag JOURNAL! sured. 6464879. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. faille, 6465750 newly redecorated with ample 1974 YAMAHA RD 250. 5,000 OF THE'BENDERS*.' IT WENT.' parking. Call 6462891. miles. Good condition. 3600 or DEAR M.D.: You're lucky. I recently noticed that WANTED - Antique Fur­ Junk best offer. 643-0417 after 5:00 all the furniture in the lobby of a luxury apartment Declarer deftly defeated niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil 41 Dogs-BIrdt-Pelt 43 OFFICE FOR RENT - 500 p.m.. Jeff. building was bolted to the floor, and the lovely lamps Situation Wanlad IS Homos For Sala 23 Articlei lor Sala Paintings, or Antique items. square feet. Excellent R. Harrison, phone 643-8709. and other accessories were chained to the walls! Today wc give an example AKC FEMALE DOBIE. 6 location! 3150. Includes: Heat, Upon inquiring, I was informed that twice the of Mike going one step further EXPERIENCED BY OWNER. South Windsor. DARK LOAM, DELIVERED. ••••••••• •••••••••••••• months old. Excellent dog. janitor, parking, air condition. ICais lobby had been cleaned out by burglars, dressed like and deliberately shifting from NORTH 6-18.80 EXECUTIVE Twelve room executive house. Five yards, 350 plus tax. Also, 649-5334; SECRETARY-ADMINIS­ Can be purchased on a lease- gravel, sand, and stone. 643- Champion bloodline. To good □ RENTALS 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 300 “movers" with a truck to haul the stuff away! How’s ♦ A J2 his own suit to defeat a game TRATIVE assistant seeking purchase. low down payment 9504, call anytime. and loving home only. 3350. BOUGHII miles on it! Hardly ever used! that for chutzpah? ♦ K J7 contract. Call before noon, 643-9616. STORE-' Manchester, good ♦ 10 5 polosition in Manchester- plan. Tel. 528-7631. location. Includes: Heat, air Bill't Auto Pam Call 742-8726 anytime. His diamond lead was SEARS po o l PUMP. Good Rooms for Rant 52 DEAR ABBY: An anecdote regarding thumb sucking: I ♦ a 1095 4 normal. East’s jack held the WiVindsor area. Self-motivated, conditioning, parking. 649- TOLLAND A s ALLEY AND ED KEEP PACE WITH CURLY BILL, NOT for 12 and 18 foot diameter am a piano tuner. One day I was sitting on a piano stool ^ BEHIND THEM ANOTHER FACTION IS ALSO TAKINe WEST EAST trick and he continued with well organized, com­ 5334, ask for Mr. Grossman. l876<231 6464678 Campera-Trallert M otor municating effectively with COVENTRY - Small and af­ pools. Original cost, 3126. Will Homos 65 tuning a piano while a J year old child stood watching me AN INTEREST IN THE VINEGAR BENDER'S WAGON.' o-m ♦ 10 9 6 ♦ KQ43 the queen. South had to duck fordable, energy efficient, ful­ ♦ 108 5 3 public my forte. Secretarial sell, 375. Will throw in pool INDIAN RING NECK MANCHESTER - Retail, with her thumb in her mouth. The Flintatonas — Hanna Barbara Production* ♦ 64 2 for a second time and now and bookkeeping skills well ly insulated, 4 Room, Year accessories. Call 647-9364 18 FOOT BONANZA - Wood I picked her up and placed her on my knee. (Her thumb ♦ K 8732 ♦ QJ4 Mike overtook with his king PARROT - MALE. With cage. MATURE MALE ROOM 315. storage and/or manufacturing *7 developed. Resume and Round Cottage, Within 300 anytime. 3100. Call 649-7164 anytime, or paneling, fully equipped. Very was still in her mouth.) Then I took nut my partial plate with ♦ K83 and shifted to the 10 of feet Wangumbaug Lake. Female, mature 320, Non- space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- T references sent upon request. Keep trying. smokers,'Live-In, References. 000 square feet. Very MGB 1975 - 48,000 miles. Body good condition, including four front teeth in it, and I said. "See what happens when "t e a s e SOUTH spades. Clean, but needs work. Owner TWIN BED, 385. 9x12’ Wilton ^ Send reply to m x NN c /o One must have license, plus reasonable. Brokers and engine clean. Citrus Reese Hitch and Sway Con­ you suck your thumb'.’’’ GOWN? ♦ 875 Mike had seen that he was financing possible, at 317,200. Rug, 3175. Antique mirror 355. trol. 31500 or best offer. 643- BEAUTIFUL SUF ♦ AQ7 not going to defeat the con­ Evening Herald. few errands and meals. 646 protected. Call Heyman yellow/green. 33000. Bill, 569- Her mother told me later. “She has never sucked her (SOWN.' Monthly payment around 3200. Antique sewing machine, 375. 1369 evenings. 1935 evenings. COULPN'T ♦ A96 tract with diamond tricks. Call ferb McConville, 646 5459. ftoperties, 1-2261206. thumb since. ” NAVE 649-5875. H. SISSON. PA1.M BAY, FLA. NEV!/ ♦ QJ62 That wasn’t too difficult to Privata Inttructlont 18 0428. Lillian Emerson, 646 GOOD HOMES NEEDED (or P IC K E D A figure out. He had no entry 1716. Odegard Realty, 643- SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, MANCHESTER - Excellent Vulnerable: Both adorable grey kittens. Also a furnished room for 3 E T T E P anywhere. 4365. Processed Gravel, Sand, “Morris" and calico kitten. Getting married? Whether you want a formal NAME/ , Dealer: North Wouldn’t a passive defense Stone, and Fill. For deliveries gentleman. Parking. church wedding or a simple, "do-your-own-thing” Eight weeks old. Call, 342- Convenient. No kitchen West North East South of sticking with diamonds be call George Griffing, 742-7886. 0571. 633-6581 anytime. ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. Send $1 plus a I ♦ Pass best in any event? Wouldn’t a CERTIFIED TEACHER Lota-Land lor Sala 24 priviliges. 333 weekly. 646 long, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: 2 NT 4003. Pass 3 NT Pass Pass spade shift be a giveaway? WILL tutor English, Math, Mutical Inatrumenla 44 Abby's Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Pass Mike never worried about History, Science, etc. at any Hills, Calif. 90212. overtricks. He concentrated grade level. Reasonable rates. 238 CHARTER OAK STREET GOING OUT FOR on contracts. He knew that Call 643-2306. TWO QUEEN SIZE - Room with private entrance MORIARTY BROTHERS Opening lead:^ 3 BIRCH MOUNTAIN BEDSPREADS/ BUSINESS. Save from 40% to suitable for older working South liked to bid notrump ESTATES. Anthony Road, DRAPERIES. Conquistador 60% on musical instruments. gentleman. Parking. 330 and wouldn’t let a little thing MATH INSTRUCTION. We buy, sell, trade, and swap. Grades 7-12. (July, August or Bolton, country setting, cor­ Plaque. Tiffanay Lamps. weekly. Security. 6461746. like not having a spade ner lot, almost 1 acre, ^3,500. Scounces. Large Urn. Call 569- Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, The Born Lo*ar — Art Sansom stopper deter him. Then Mike later). Enrichment and how to New Britain. 2261977. Open PstroQ fQ ph Call 643-9508 or 633-2075. 0928, or 6560718. Apartmanta For Rent ^ 3 TIT counted room for 12 high-card study math. Call 649-5453. till 9 p.m. By Oswald Jacoby OlRSreWCERTCWWT QOnBFWmy.HB points in the South hand with­ MANCHESTER - Nice two Bernice Bede Osol and Alan Sontag out a spade honor. □ REAL ESTATE Boatt-acceaaorlea 45 bedroom duplex. Full base­ If this Sticker amiears on you car, stop In and 1$ BRUTUS l«ei?SAU.He6AJJ So Mike overtook that ment. Carpeted, Stove and through unusual sources, but A lot of old-timers have queen and shifted to the in of .ANTIQUE BED-Handmade keep things to yourself. Jealous .THORWAPPLB IVJTRCXmiOtJ ^ (XT. been credited with the state­ BOLTON BIRCH MOUNTAIN refrigerator. No children or spades. South played dummy’s Nomas For Sale 23 Bedspreads. Antique chair, receive a Free Car Wash anytime this week % u r ears could cause problems. ment: ’’When both sides play ESTATES. Acre corner lot. pets. Nice location. 646-6644. SCORRIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 6 " jack, but East just won the and table. Plus much more! the same suit, one is probably Scenic country setting. 323,- 12 FOOT ALUMINUM ^ r t h d a y You're very adroit today In your trick and led back a low s de CIRCA 1760. Restored brick Call 649-5459. 80 Church PORTER STREET AREA. 3 315 CENTER ST MANCHESTER, CT. social dealings, but in money or crazy” But we can tell you to nail down South’s coffin. 500. Exclusive area. Minimum Street. ROWBOAT - Excellent con­ Colonial. Nitpc rooms, two dition! With oars, car racks rooms, heat, utilities, June 19. I960 business matters you may not be that Mike Gottlieb made it. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) baths, on YVi acres, with house dimensions, 1st floor, 1500 sq. ft. 643-9508 . 6465635. 3200. Price negotiable. 526 parking. Security deposit. No 643-5135 This coming year you are likely so skillful. Try to make friends, beautiful gardens and view. 7326. pets. 649-9092 or 643-1827. to be luckier with small enter­ not dollars. Only 398,500. Group I. * TAG SALES prises or ventures than you will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Pri*cllla’* Pop — Ed Sullivan Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Household Goods 40 be with larger ones. Don't Rather than tackle multiple proj­ despair. Collectively, they could ects today, do that which is vJUSTONCE I WISH essential and do it well. Too HE OFFEREP EAST HARTFORD SPLIT GARAGE SALE - Frigidaire add up to a tidy sum. TO WATER REFRIGERATORS QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your many Irons in the fire could (3VRLVLE WOULP SHOW LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ Washers/Ranges, used, chrome table, 4 chairs, mis­ ♦H N*A. »it. 7 M SOAAE INITIATIVE.' THE LAWN. cellaneous. 152 Benton Street. efficiency and speed in complet­ cause complications. cy. Illness in family. In- guaranteed and clean. New CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) PIPN'T HE r Starts Thursday, 10 to 4. ing your chores is admirable, but Winthrop — .pick Cavalli ground pool and other extras! shipment damaged, G.E & don't let your drive interfere with Your initial ideas are likely to be 12 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. FRIGIDAIRE, Low prices. taking the time to be courteous your best today, so play them B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Building Suppilea 42 and pleasant to those around out. Changing your mind too HCM/WCULDTaJ LIKE A AS OPTClSep TO w h a t ? NOBOeVUKESA BRICK SPLIT LEVEL - Off often will get you off-track. You Street, 643-2171. you. Find out more of what lies <3pX>BECnNlHE N O S E - ? Porter Street. 3 Bedrooms, ahead for you in the year follow­ might lose sight of your objec­ SAMRr-ALEOC. USED TIMBERS. 2x8’ 2W Baths, Sunken Living STEREO COMPONENTS, ing your birthday by sending lor tives. Room, Formal Dining. Large tongue and groove flooring your copy of Astro-Graph Mall AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) T Lafayette receiver, speakers, and used brick. Call 643-4139. $1 for each to Astro-Graph. Box Commercial situations could be T kitchen with built-ins and Garrard turntable. Excellent We need trades! dinette. First floor laundry. 469. Radio City Station. N Y. far more complicated today than sound. New 3500. First 3225 10019. Be sure to specify birth they appear on the surface. Be Screened porch. Large buys it. 228-3145. sign. careful, whether you are just covered patio. Private, CANCER (Jui># 21-July 22) shopping or speculating in secu­ landscaped yard. Owners BEIGE BRICK - Ap­ TOP-DOLLAR ALLOWANCES Enjoying the good company of rities. moving south. Price includes proximately 8,000. Valued, folks who drop in unexpectedly PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be many extras! 3125.000. Call □MISC. FOR SALE 31760. Priced, 31260. Patio should make this a pleasant day. wary of others' promises today. Group I, Warren E. Howland, brick, 4 ”x8’’xl’’, Chocolate, Weigh your words carefully, Though their Intentions may be ^ VES. BUT THERE'S good, there is a strong possibility Realtor, 643-1108. Articles for Sale 41 2,000, 15 cents each. 643-9508 offered now for your car... however, because someone is ANOTHER POINT they may not be able to deliver or 649-5635. extremel/aensitlve INVOLVEP HERE.' LEO (July 2$-Aug. 22) Extra what they say they can. 4-IS change in your pocket might give ARIES (March 21-April 19) Unu­ MANCHESTER Whatever the make, whatever the year! A you a false sense of security sual happenings at work can Levy's Law — James Schumeister •89,500 today. You could spend foolishly spur your optimism and make ALUMINUM Sheets used as current surge in used car sales has left our on frivolous entertainment if this a very productive day. pro­ Very convenient location goes printing plates, .007 thick COMMON BRICK - Some red ’ I T B with this lovely 7 room Ranch, that you're not realistic. vided you don't leave practicality 6 6 6 23x28W'', 25 cents each or 5 patio brick. Split rib block and lot practically emotv! VIRQO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Oth­ out of the picture. ONLY A N A C T OF offers a sunken living room. 1st 0 0 0 COULD SPOIL floor family rm., large dining for 31. Phone 6462711. Must be precast concrete lintels. ers will let you set the pace TAURUS (April 20-May 20) MAeoAjeeT?/ room, convenient kitchen, 3 bed picked up before 11 a.m. Hoist-O-Motic scaffolding. today, because you're creative Speculating or taking chancea T H IS E^VFNINO. rooms, Sh baths, built-ins, 2 car ONLY. 643-9508 or 6465635. and clever. If you use emotional could prove to be fun today. ( garage. 3 fireplaces, all equipped coercion at any time, however, However, It's Important to keep with a energy savinjt auxilary SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 REBATES it REBATES it REBATES you’ll lose control. it under control. Getting reckless wood burning heating system, LIBRA (8epl. 23-Oct. 23) Sud ­ will blow your gains. track with recorder.turntable (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) many extras • call us. and two speakers. Excellent DIAL 6465971 and something den windfalls could come today m Realty Co. condition. 3200. Call after 6 good will happen to your pet. Get up to $1000.00 factory Short Rib* — Frank Hill S43-2692 p.m., 647-1400. Dog and cat boarding - -dog n « T I. tMMCk KMTOi rooming. Canine- Holida; rebates on the Ford^r Ford Truck Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel POOL- 24’ X 4’, 7 ft. deep. nne, 200 Sheldon Roa7 . f' Manchester. Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. of your choice while'offer lasts. IT S ACTUALLY Q U IT E ' Y O U J U M P 3500.00 or best offer. 568-7317, 04 C?iM2/sl, I KEALLV SUCEP ADORABLE KITTENS SIMPLE, IVAN HO 140- A N D P U A P -TMATONE 5APU/. ,----- CV' BOLTON WE BUY AND SELL USED looking for good homes. Six Convenient location with FURNITURE. One piece or weeks old, assorted colors. seT'e^oosH Our Boarding House this 7 room Colonial, that entire household. Cash On The Call 649-6480 after 10:30 a.m. UPT. offers 3 bed rooms, eat-in Line. Furniture Barn. 646 kitchen, living room, 0865, WIPED OUT? 1 CAKT 0EUEVE HE'LL B E T WEATHER, REPORT dining room and den. IT -W C HAP (5IL WELUi V^E ■ Enjoy boating & swim­ HAPN^T EVEN C7PENEP "iT r.' THREE FREE KITTENS. ming with out having to Box trained. 8 weeks old, travel. Only 359,900. BEDROOM SET - Mediterra­ ready to go! Call 649-6763 l a BET (SUiHER PPE(?UE 1$ . nean. Double or queen head- anytime. DILLOn^ U M Realty Co. Setua^e S (ia t! BEHINP THtf! I^H O U LP HAVE board, frame triple dresser 319 M an Street iAcross from ^rnony) RREPMY ACCOUNTANT THE^ ' 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 with double mirrors. Men’s FREE GUINEA PIG - Long MANCHESTER, CT, 8A3-21A5 NE)CT TIME PLAP BOTHh Y FIteT TiME 1 (JAUdHT tr* . IMwt D. MurMi Itealtor dresser, nightstand. Excellent hair Angora Guinea Pig. Call WINQS ’TDeSTHER HIM ON THE p h o n e ; condition. 3 ^ . 643-8331. 6461822 after 3 p.m'. 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