total control, it’s very obvious here," the facts." said Smith. "Kemp is said Smith, who is in Detroit for his extremely conservative, he lacks the i.iHu Shepard la u nluff nirmlier first convention. experience of Bush and I'm not sure in I li e K \ r n i n g II e r u I d ' n In this convention with few sur- he would round out the ticket." n atthinglon bureau. She providex prises, little controversy and almost Bush specifically asked Connec- eonlinuoiiM ruverage. of the every delegate echoing the unity ticut delegates not to demonstrate on (iongrexx and goterniiient ugen- theme, the only topic of real interest the "convention floor on his behalf. eiex to the K\ening Herald. She ix is who will receive the fateful phone Newspaper polls are showing Bush in Tielroil covering area delegalex Gen, Haig aloof call today or tomorrow from Reagan garnering 47 perceTtt of the delegate to the Repu III iron National Retired Gen. Alexander Haig, president of United Connecticut (delegate Antonia \Conveiition. -Kd. Parker, coup, the official is focused at the police and just in his acceptance speech." Pars news agency said. general community conditions.” The platform, she said, contained a The announcement came as lot of substance for women, "but it rep o rts from Ir a n ’s w estern Federal, state and county officials didn't have those three magic words provinces said artillery fire con- have promised over $100 million in — Equal Rights Amendment. So, peo- tinued along the border with Iraq, aid to rebuild the area, but Marvin ple see him as being insensitive to Tehran Radio said four Iraqi Dunn, a vice president at Florida needs of women and inflexible in his positions were wiped out and four International University, said the im- philosophy.” Iranian soldiers killed in the pact of promised aid from The group included seven women exchanges. Washington "hasn't drifted down to who fought unsuccessfully to retain Pars said President Abolhassan this community. People are still very Bank robbery suspect language in the party platform sup- Bani-Sadr ordered the sealing of upset. porting the ERA. Joining the discus- Iran's land, sea and air borders for 48 “The community can’t continue Carl Thomas Westover, 20, of Strathmore the Bolton Notch branch of the Savings Bank sion was Reagan's daughter. hours, following a decision by the like this," he said. “It's just too Street, Springfield, Mass, is led into the of Manchester. His brother. 25-year-old Maureen, who has worked hard to Rockville Superior Court to answer first- Revolutionary Council to shorten its traumatic for the black community ratify the ERA. She was sporting a Richard E. Westover is being sought by originally announced one-week ban on and too frightening (or the white button which read “ERA — Elect degree robbery and larceny charges Tuesday police. (Herald photo by Foley) travel abroad. community," Reagan Anyway.” in connection with the July 9 armed hold up at And in a move seen as bolstering The latest violence was touched off Iran’s self-imposed isolation, a bill by police attempts to arrest three restricting Iranians traveling abroad black juveniles caught in an has been submitted to parliament, attem pted robbery of a white the Tehran Tim es new spaper motorist Tuesday afternoon, Referen d u m decision must wait reported today. The three suspects ran into a public By M ARY KITZMA.N N Education, that only one question for have a choice on the matter. down further (than the committee’s Minister of National Guidance Dr. housing complex where three Herald Reporter the entire amount be offered to the "In today's double-digit inflation recommendation I leaves the im- Nasser Minachi said he wanted to plainclothes officers grabbed two of voters in November. The various we have to give people another plication that the second question curb unnecessary foreign trips, them. As the youths were being M.ANCIIESTER— A motion for a groups maintain that all of the choice other than all or nothing at does not enjoy the same priority as although trips for educational, collared about 3:30 p.m., they single referendum question, proposed recommendations are all," Diana, minority leader, said. the first. ” Penny said political and other humanitarian hollered for help, a crowd gathered requesting a bond issue of $5.5 "necessities” to keep the $25 million "I do not use the words "frills" as " What you're saying is give the reasons will be allowed. and a shot was fired. m illio n fo r re n o v a tio n s to building viable. far as the high school is concerned," people the right to vote, but only give Manchester High School, failed to However, there apparently was Miss Della Fera said. "All has to be them one choice, " Diana said. ■ ■ gain a majority at the Board of some dissension on the Building Throughout the meeting citizens 6 done. But I can’t understand how we ■ ■ ^ m Directors meeting last night. Committee before the final approval can save money if a project is never expressed support for the I I W ' I g 1 ^ 7 The GOP alternative proposal of of one question. First the committee voted down or deferred until the next renovations, but were concerned the the renovation costs into recommended two questions be year. Something has to be deferred." entire $5.5 million package would be W two questions, one for $1.5 million placed on the referendum, and sent a Responding to citizens’ questions rejected, leaving the school with no , and another for about $3 million also memo to the Board of Directors. The about establishing priorities. Mayor repairs. The weather In sports tailed, wi t h the absence of Deputy following day a memo changing the Stephen Penny said the total $5.5 For this reason Republican Pete . , ^ . , Mayor Stephen Cassano, the recommendation of one question was million referendum was a priority. DiRose joined the GOP leadership Hot and humid today with chance Super play by Minnesota s Democrats had only four affirmative received. " We don’t have a referendum this when the alternative proposal was of showers or thunderstorms this shortstop Pete MackaniH trips up votes on the single question motion, However, some citizens who have year on the town garage, or formulated Monday. Last night afternoon. Heavy downpours and New York Yankees ... McRae Republicans Gloria Della Fera and spoken at two board meetings on the sidewalks or for the Cheney however, he abstained. This morning strong winds may accompany some feels Kansas City Royals have william Diana, opposed the single subject, believe that two questions District," he said, DiRose said he would be talking with thunderstorms. Showers likely something special going ... Johnny question and supported the alter- should be offered. Some residents, “We have identified our priority as GOP Town Chairman Robert Von Thursday and temperatures 80 to Bench moves to head of his class, native. Republican Peter DiRosa like Frank Lupien, Sunset Street, and this question.” Penny said he had Deck to clarify information he had 85. Details on Page 2. Page 8. abstained on both motions, and Peter Main Street businessman B. D. confidence in the recoipmendations received. ’ ' m , j j Sylvester was also absent. Pearl, believe that the “priorities" of the 35-member citizens advisory Apparently the GOP directors had Inside today DlRosa’s absentlon was based on should be repaired first. They list as committee that all the proposed not learned that party stalwarts such information he said he had just the “priorities" the leaking roof and renovations were needed. as Robert Heavisides. Board of - Classified...... 20-22 received and wanted to clarify before the federal requirements Such as the After the citizens committee made Education "member, and Neil Board votes Comics...... 23 voting. He had previously supported heating and cooling system, and the recommendations, the Town Lawrence supported the single ques- _ ■ ill.. . - Editorial ...... 4 the Republican alternative question. energy-saving windows, that are in- Building Committee lopped several tion, and were not contacted for an TOree controversial itetns,. >n- Obituaries . -...... 12 DiRosa said today that there “was a cluded in the GOP alternative. proposals. opinion before the GOP position was eluding the use of the foriner Peopletalk...... 2 possibility” that he might support In proposing the alternative ques- “If all the items are justified, released. Senior Citizens Center on Lindm Sports i ...... 8-8 the single question in light of the in- tion last night. Republicans Della there will be no trouble selling it." The second vote on the referendum Street were approved by the Television ...... 10 formaUon. Fera and Diana, said they believed Diana said. was placed on the August agenda, Manchester Board of Directors last Update ...... 2 A citizen advisory committee all the recommended renovations But Penny argued that two when the Democrats hope to have night.Page 3. ■ Weather...... 2 recommended, along with the Town were needed, but that voters should questions gave voters the wrong im- their votes in place. Bpilding Committee and the Board of pression. “Breaking the questions 2 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16, 1980 V EVENING HERALD. Wed.. July 16, 1960 - 3 Mpcl ot e__ Board approves controversial items municipalities tor 90 percent of the cost of QA benefits New York said it is not liijely Queen developed MS as a access should service the Vermont foliage damaged By MARY KITZMANN Last night Paul Puzzo, in Hartford Superior Court, maintained the programs Workfare faces test for able-bodied recipients who work, and nothing for result of the stress causecTby belhg held captive. the fuel assistance and applicants’ needs., Frank provedJSy the town. and town officials have Herald Reporter CRT director from Hart- where it is expected to wait will "hardly be noticeable” those recipients who are eligible but don’t work. The 28-year-old man was released because the Iranians MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) — Motorists and hikers who weatherization program Lupien, Sunset Street, The project uses federal met with Federal Highway HARTFORD (UPI) — Earlier this year, Conn^icut ford, appeared to further for som etim e. The in the neighborhood, as The state also will give towns and cities $35 per month felt they could not treat the disorder adequately. have noticed long stretches of faded brown forest on Ver- MANCHESTER - In would benefit by having a wondered if this wasn't and state Urban Trade-In Administration officials. lawmakers okayed a new law requiring ab1fe~wdied explain the program. As residents then requested they have caused no trou- for administrative costs for each welfare recipient in the Doctors said there is "no medical proof” to uphold a mont hillsides can blame bugs and bad weather for the quiet, quick decisions, the worker in Manchester. another program to funds. The town pays for The FHA requested a w^elfare recipients to earn their benefits. Now the ^ a r d of Directors reaf- previously outlined, Puzzo another board hearing. ble so far. workfare program. Recipients who work extra houi;s also theory stress stimulates MS, although many young adults defoliation. Transportation to Hartford provide "a job for aiKmT'7.5 percent of the report on the alternative of [imposed machinery to make the law work faces its first said the worker would be They m aintain by Bill Pagani, Falknor will be entitled to an added $10 each month. are under stress when MS becomes active. An unusually late June 9 frost and a heavy infestation of firmed the reconstruction for many people, or dealing somebody.” 'eject which is designed using land from the public test. of Main Street, allowed supervised by the allowing the two groups, to Drive, said he supports tiu to alleviate traffic conges- GA is the largest non-federal welfare program in the During an active episode of the disorder, wayward forest tent caterpillars combined to strip the leaves from over the phone was Lupien, and others, street’s east, side, instead The Department of Income Maintenance was to hold a two social service groups Manchester Human Ser- use the center, property program because tZfe tion at the town's busiest country, and is designed to meet the needs of individuals body cells eat away the coverings of nerves in the brain thousands of acres of forest, Brent Telllon,.chief of forest sometimes not adequate, questioned the need for a of demolishing the Odd hearing in Senate chambers at the Capitol today on 14 to occupy the Linden Street vices Department, but values will be lowered and citizens to be helpe^are comer. and families who are poor but do not fit into a federal and spinal column. MS strikes, retreats, attacks again, resource protection, said Tuesday. Puzzo said. The program is worker here, saying the Fellows Building and four pages of proposed rules affecting every Connecticut com- would be paid by CRT. traffic will increase. They from Manchester. program. Most GA recipients are young, mobile and have goes away again and comes back. But sometimes a "You'll see the brown areas all the way from Center, and provided office also being extended to East Human Service Depart- Carlson said the the other structures. munity and an estimated 7,000 residents. space for a Community The social service agen- also questioned the The board decision will no children. remission or retreat is permanent. Springfield to Island Pond... we had the most frost Hartford and West Hart- ment should handle the reconstruction could use It has been estimated the Workfare was approved by the Legislature along with a cy asked the directors’ ap- programs planned by still allow the center’s use project has been delayed An estimated 7,000 GA recipients in Connecticut will be The course of the disease, which can knock off 25 per- damage we've had in one heck of a long time, ” he said. Renewal Team worker. ford. CRT applications as was land from the Center 7 percent increase in welfare benefits, as a compromise proval solely to provide the MACC and MARCH for the by MACC and MARCH, the only several weeks eligible for workfare. cent of a person's expected life span, may leave a person “My guess is when we finish Surveying we'll find 70,000 AH of the motions had The approval to provide previously done. Congregational Church, between opponents to the mandatory work program and been controversial at the office space for the center. groups probably must wait and said the Odd Fellows because of the recon- paralyzed from the neck down, partially paralyzed, or to 100,000 acres defoliated,” Teillon said. the office space for a CRT William Diana, Several programs to help legislators who didn't want to hike public assistance He added most trees will recover, producing new public hearings. One deci- worker, and the supervi- to move into the center un- Building needs renovation siderations. The comple- just increasingly weak. worker here was opposed Republican minority ex-offenders, and former payments. Hostage MS cause baffling leaves by early August. But lack of rain in some areas sion, to allow the CRT sion. til the court decision on the but is structurally sound. tion date, a year ago was The law requires each municipality to set up either Dr. Byron Waksman, director of NMSS research on several grounds. leader who made the mo- mental patients are could slow growth of new leaves. worker, had been opposed Puzzo explained the zoning appeal. Since the board hearing spring of 1981. has moved Multiple sclerosis, the debilitating illness that struck programs, said remissions are characteristic of the dis- Those who were opposed tion to approve t|ie worker, planned for the biTilding work or training programs for employable General Unless the defoliation is repeated in coming springs, as early as the May Board applications process for Without discussion, the two weeks ago, Carlson to the fall of 1981. Assistance recipients Richard Queen while he was being held hostage in Iran, is ease. maintained the bus said housing the worker The residents suggested board also reaffirmed its Since nerve coverings are damaged, there are tem- most trees will not suffer permanent damage, he said. of Directors meeting. several programs, such as The Legislative Regulations Review Committee must a somewhat mysterious central nervous system ailment System, and telephone here “would not be a threat that if new locations were year-old decision to porary interruptions’of nerve pulses — messages flowing “We’re not too concerned on a long-term basis.” adopt regulations by Oct. 1 and towns must submit their whose precise cause is unknown. to the town." Puzzo noted needed the Buckland reconstruct the Main and from the brain that activate muscles. Teillon said the June frost "hit when the leaves were own plans by Jan. 1, 1981. The program will be phased in Most often MS strikes young adults. Its victims range earlier the town may dis- School should be used. Center Streets intersection In particular, pathways concerned with vision, feeling out but still tender... the frost really browned off the continue the program if it Despite area residents over three years. in age from 15 to 50. leaves and killed some branches.” Bridge scores by demolishing the Odd Under the new law, the state will reimburse Doctors at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in and use of limbs are involved. wished. claiming the programs Fellows Building, and four Center Bridge Club Despite the objections of could endanger the adjacent structures. July 11, North-South: Mr. and Mrs. Erv deMartin, second; Frankie Brown and area residents who are neighborhood, the board let Cross, first; Sandy Craft and Jim Baker, Faye Lawrence, third. Stuart Carlson, of SHVC appealing the zoning deci- its previous decision stand.- Inc. which owns the second; BarbjwT Davis and Penny East-West: Beverly Saunders and Linda Summer Peopletalk' Strategy time ran out sion. in court, the board Representatives of the building, requested the WeatherwajtfTOrd. Simmons, first; Donna Feir and Ellen reaffirmed its vote to allow two groups, and other reconsideration. Carlson, SALE East-West: John Greene and Dick Goldberg, second; Murray Powell and the M anchester Area Manchester citizens sup- opposes the building's Peggy Dunfield, third. Jaworowski, first; Dr. and Mrs. Tanash Conference of Churches ported the move at the demolition. plannet(by th« on platform dissent Atoynatan, second; Earle Curtiss and July 10, Lucie Wadsworth and Penny and MARCH Inc., to use Faking mean various public hearings. state Departm^ Dick Vigard, third. Weatherwax, first; Grace Barrett and the ground floor of the Massachusetts Reagan team JoAnne Mikoleit, of MACC, Transporation and ap- If the real Larry Hagman was called upon to DETROIT (UPI) — Massachusetts Manehrsler Bridge Club Olympia Fegy, Suzanne Shorts and Mary former Senior Citizens The director of Reagan's conven- leader Frank W. Conway said a roll stand up, would the world really see J.R. Ewing? and Michigan supporters of the July 7, Nortb-South: Anne Ingram and Willhide, Linda Simons and Sandy Craft, Center. tion floor team said the fight was a call would only harm the “national Not for a minote. says a bit-part actr who once did a Equal Rights Amendment wanted to Margaret Bogue, first; Flo Barre and Ann tie for second. After the board decided fair test of the Reagan communica- television public" and "this scene with him back in 'll Dream of Jeannie" days. force a symbolic roll call vote on the to allow the two social ser- DR. DAVID VANHOEWYK Mark Harbin, wbo now lives in Canoga Park, tion system. otherwise harmonious gathering.” Republican pl&tform, but fell far “It performed very well,” said vice groups to share the Chiropractic Physician Calif., says be had a non-speaking role as an The platform had already been ap- short of the needed votes. Cliff White, political director of the building with the town announcBs a change In office hours for the |/ OlCM S||0|> engineer to Hagman's astronaut in the background proved by a voice vote before any op- "We were just a little rushed for convention. “There wasn’t all that Human Services Depart- months of July and August: of a scene, and Hagman whispered to him, he would position was heard on the floor. time,” Massachusetts delegate John much to handle, but we bandied it ment, the Zoning Board of Monday and Friday: 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. '' Viccaditty Squane Hawaii chairman Hanniball step out of the way and told him to “look at the J. Buckley, the convention’s leading Appeals granted a variance Tuesday and Thursday: 2:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. Talcoii.ill., Ct TEL. 643-9016 camera" well.” Tavares tried to suspend the rules John Anderson supporter, said after Buckley had tried to focus on sup- for the groups. Wednesday: 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. Hours. Says Harbin. "In this day of inflated egos, Larry and Massachusetts delegation chair- the Tuesday night effort. porters of George Bush, but most of The residents strongly Saturday: 0:00 A.M. - 12:00 NOON Mon Wed. 10-5 30 For period ending 7 a m. EST 7 17 80. During Hagman is one of the gentlemen in the profession ... man Rep. Silvio Conte tried to use his The delegates spent two hours them shied away fearing a floor fight protested the move at the By appointment and emergencies-117 East Center St T hurs.Fn. 10-9 Wednesday night, shower activity will be expected in por- he'll kill me for this, but be is the complete opposite group's vote to back that up. But he scurrying around the national con- would hurt their man’s vice presiden- ZBA public hearing and Telephone: 646-6632 Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Sdt. S .30-5 30 tions of the Northeast and southern Florida, while mostly of heartless J.R ." vention floor trying to line up the six was ruled out of order. later appealed the decision Now it can be told. Behind the tiger purrs a tial hopes. / Michigan, which had one more fair skies should dominate the rest of the nation. states needed to force a simple Maine's delegates originally pussycat. than the needed 42 votes to go along "yes” or "no” breakdown on the rejected the motion o n l\ 11-9. but Wedther forecast platform. later changed their vot^to 20-1 with the roll call, never spoke out on They narrowly convinced their own against it. the floor. Hot and humid today. Showers and thunderstorms like- states, but wound up fragmenting "We don’t want to do anything to "It was already adopted before the ly this afternoon Brief downpours and strong gusty winds \ Life styles their own cause when a third state, endanger Bush's chances with the move was made,” Michigan state possible with some of the thunderstorms^High Hawaii, went along with the opposi- Reagan cam p," delegate Swift chairman Mel Larsen said. "We temperatures around 90, 32 C. Tonight warm''and humid Multimillionaire Broadway producer Janies tion but chose a different parliamen- Tarbell said. “It's not worth it to were willing to support a roll, call, with a chance of showers: Lows 70-taJ5^^owers likely Nederlander has joined the ranks of men stunned to tary avenue for its protest. have a roll call on a platform that but that's a heck of a lot different Thursday. Highs 80 to 85. Probability oTprecipitation 60 thaiy.. suspending the rules. And learn.Marvin Mitchelson thinks big. Every time members of the group will pass.anyway.” percent today 50 percent tonight 70 percent Thursday. Tuesday, in Los Angeles Superior Court, the buttonholed members of a delega- Michigan delegate Pat Ganzberger procbdurally 1 don’t believe you can Winds southwesterly 10 to 20 mph today becoming nation's top divorce lawyer asked what court tion, Ronald Reagan’s floor leaders call for a roll call vote after the plat- variable around 10 mph tonight westerly 10 to 15 mph said "a lot of states” wanted the roll observers say is an all-time record in temporary were right behind them. call, “but they are scared.” form is adopted.” Thursday. maintenance payments to an estranged wife — $53.- Extended foreeas.1 000 a month. Power firms ^ ______DoubleSlStanips BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England He's also petitioning the court for $100,000 more Friday through Sunday.: from Nederlander's coffers to cover his own legal \la»»arliui‘ell» Rhode Island & Coniieelieul: Con- fee. overtaxed tinued very warm and humid through the period. A by heat wave chance of a few thundershowers Friday and Saturday mainly in the afternoon and evening. Fair weather Sun- NOW United Press day. High temperatures from the mid 80s to the low 90s. Jack pot Low temperatures in the 60s. International Brian Bearne, art expert and appraiser for Lon- TIL JU LY 31st ’80 Vennoni; Warm and humid through the period with a PRICES EFFECTIVE MON , JULY 14 THRU SAT.. JULY 19, I960. don's Sotheby Parke Bemet auction house, was chance of showers and thunderstorms each day. Highs in The Carter administra- the 80s to around 90. Overnight lows in the 60s and low called to a modest little house in the western part of England to look at a painting. But it was an old tion is providing $7 million HOTPOINT 70s. to buy fans and air con- Maine and New llampHliire: Chance of showers then flower pot in the garden that caught his eye. MANCHESTER ditioners for low-income clearing Friday Fair Saturday. Chance of showers Sun- The pot turned out to be a rare blue and white AIR CONDITIONER Imperial Ming jar, made in China in the 15th cen- residents of six states day. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Lows in the mid sweltering in the relentless 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN 50s to lower 60s. tury. FINANCING AVAILABLE Tuesday, it was sold to “a private person bidding heat wave that has claimed 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Long Island Sound by telephone from the Far East” for $690,855. more than 700 lives and Bearne says the original owner — who asked not overtaxed utility com- from l.onp liland Sound to W aleli Hill. K.l. and Montauk to be identified — was "completely surprised" to panies hit by record power MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. to 0:00 P.M. Point. N.^.: Southwest winds to continue through learn his old flower pot might be worth something. demands. 6 p e n SUNDAYS 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Thursday. High pressure off mid Atlantic coast will re- NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR lYPOGBAPHICAl EBBOBS WE BESEBVE THE BIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED main nearly stationary Winds southwest 10 to 20 knots But, says a Sotheby Parke Bemet spokesman of the sale. “It's not a record or anything — just an awful There was no end in sight through Thursday becoming south at 15 to 20 knots during to the relentless heat, now afternoon and evening hours. Possible strong gusts in lot of money." * 19.47 SIMA'S blamed for over 700 deaths thunderstorms Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with in the Southwest, South and PER scattered showers and thunderstorms. Visibility 3 to 5 Midwest. In Missouri MONTH miles in haze lowering to 1 to 3 miles in showers and 1 Hot tub alone, almost 200 people mile or less in thunderstofms. Average wave heights 1 to have died from possible 3 feet through. Thursday but possibly higher near DISCI.OM UK 273 W MIODU TPKf Reading robot Promoters of the new Metromedia television heat-related causes. MODKI. KrT'K . .,sh ;,ni .• I2.'.y MANCHESTER thunderstorms. mini-series were only out to sell their film to plus 7 ’• vili'x iji tiv Ait iHfuals In Dallas, which has S27R 43 ti>Ul liish pruc U-fxisil .June Bailey, 8, of 45 Northfield 'Memorial Library, Manchester. foreign and domestic broadcasters when they came recorded 24 straight days "I SIK 4.1 rjhfMii 1,1 t>.. vttiplke OPEN lin jn i iHi r p.iwiH-nts IV >7 S* i*4 i V E D 9 e St., Manchester tries to get a robot The robot is the mascot for the up with a provocative bathtub scene involving of 100-plus temperatures, • a«'h (>l p.it, itHMils fx 27V Ilf n 11V I'-hps g *f m * S' F' '» 4 jH S 9 9 The Almanac Harry Morgan and two beautiful showgirls, but they \nnuj| |ii‘r< i.iU ’ i' f n. 9 i to tell her what books to read in the library’s “Space Flight 1980,’’ officials said there has IDHii Ailli \ 'ur .ippr<'V(‘d nAT 9 i caught another audience as well. been an increase in child 4'll* : Flutist James Galway is headlining the 14th "Most- Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Hampshire 6007 ly Mozart Festival” at New York’s Avery Fisher Louisiana and Kansas. • White Priscilla 48” 28.88 AN on* Pr(o* s 30.96 Connecticut 658 Hall, en route to Michigan to continue his summer Power companies, hit 84” ItJS 2 9 Eysist 32.98 Maine 427 concert tour ... 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J5 12 lor one month, $15 35 for Family Belly Ryder. 643-2711 power supplies to in- Evrday ditcount Prte§§ at Sports Earl Yost. 643-2711 dustries unless private con- D M rIM or should he made by 5:00 p m Monday three months. $.30 70 (or six months, and * tor thr'iupli Krid.iv .ind hv 7 .‘Ida m Salur- $61 40 for one year .Mail rates are Ollice hours are 8.30 a m to 5 p m sumers go along with ECe^eoG MM AG M M MS '•« « Pom Pxi neei lha O Ca^m pm Caatmam Am * I m *•« h •*« Am to*i i0 > d.c. available on request. Monday through F'rlday voluntary restrictions, tki Touralne ooz. $ J* ^ power agency officials COa HARTFORD RD A P H ST. 9 m PauVs Paint EGGS « I ^ llT'i'JSfek'i said. Palnta 615 MAIN 8T.. M ANCHESTER 649-0300 WITH COUPON 4 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16. 1980 A EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16, 1 9 8 0 - 5 w^Ediiorial Vandalism charge sought iBaurliratpr Euruimj Hrrali"i N. M A N C H ESTER - A 17-year-old Bagley Jr. of 146 Center St, a short of a hit and run accident as she rode Manchester — A City of Village Charm youth was arrested Monday night at distance from the library near 903 her bicycle along Forest Street near about 10 p.m. and charged with Special session impor^nt Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Center St. Bagley was bleeding from Pine Street at about 7:30 a.m. second-degree criminal mischief in a hand but refused treatment at The girl suffered only minor in connection with the breaking of 12 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester Memorial Hospital. juries and w as able to describe the w indows at the Mary Cheney We join those members of The Legislature included a we again suggest a roll-back Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. At police headquarters, Bagley car which struck her and the sped the Connecticut Legislature provision in the bill to prevent on the sale tax charged on Library. was also arrested on an outstanding off, to investigating officers. Mcrrb«r. Audit Bureau of Circulation Membar, UnItM Proas International Police were called to the scene by who are calling for a special the tax from being passed on new U.S. made automobile warrant for failure to appear. He was Steven Harry, Executive Editor a man who told them he had seen a held for presentment Tuesday in session to repeal the gross ear to consumers. and truck sales. Customer Service — 647*9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor person breaking the windows with his Hydrant installed Raymond F. Robinson. Editor Publisher Harold E. Turklngton, Editor Emeritus East Hartford Superior Court. nings tax on oil companies in The sales tax moratorium hand. Police placed the damage at A 15-year-old girl told police Mon BO LTO N — M embers of the That part of the bill quickly about $300 and arrested Jack P, the state. for a 90-day period would day morning she had been the victim Bolton Volunteer Fire Department w as struck down as un that is developing as the year probably add to the state N a t io n a l C o n v e n tio n in are installing a dry hydrant at Indian The tax is inflationary. It c o n s t i t u t i o n a l by U .S . Notch Park for further protection of treasury because more units Detriot is bringing the plight passes. m e re ly p a ss e s an even D istrict Judge M. Joseph Zinsser urges special session the Bolton Lake and Tolland Road would be sold and, in turn, of those employed in the Without some corrective areas of town. greater burden on the the Blumenfeld. taxed at a lower rate. autom obile industry into action, the state could Ipok at MANCHESTER — Carl Zinsser, the oil companies can pass that tax The department, with help from a consumer for the high cost of onto consumers. Zinsser wants the general contractor, is installing a The Legislature should go The end result should be an sharp focus. X worsening im pacts of the Republican candidate in the state’s energy. economic downturn in future Fourth Sen atorial D istric t, has Legislature to act to take the burden gravel bed (for a roadway) from the back into session and remove increase in state revenue that Connecticut has an oppor called on the governor to convene the of the oil tax off the backs of con lake to Plymouth Lane. Those it will hit the hardest the ill-advised tax from the would help offset the losses of tunity to lead the nation in a months. Legislature so it can repeal the 2 per sumers. are the elderly and the poor, books. lagging m ajor item sales. state-sponsored fight against Add to that the higher price cent tax on oil profits. .He also said the Legislature should reduce state government spending. Vacation Bible school who are having difficu lt While in special session, The other benefit would be recession. the citizens of the state will A federal court recently ruled that He criticized the Democratically M A N C H E S T E R - T h e enough tim e s try in g to legislators also could look at to help the United States pull We think the Legislature pay for heating fuel come Focis Film controlled Legislature for failing to Presbyterian Church of Manchester stretch their limited income doing a better job of reducing itself out of the recession and should not pass up this oppor winter, and there is a great heed the advice of the Connecticut will sponsor a vacation Bible ^chool to cover the necessities of put people back to work. tunity and should reconvene deal of potential damage to M A N C H E STE R - The Fam ily Public Expenditures Council when it at the church from Aug. 18 through state spending. Oriented Childbirth Information said that sales taxes decrease in a life. In tandem with that effort, This week’s Republican to face the economic chaos be done by not acting. 22. Society will have a film night Aug. 4, recession and would not provide the The school will be run daily from 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital in revenue to support increased spen a.m. to 12:15 a.m. conference rooms A & B at 8. The ding. A ctiv itie s w ill include B ible film is entitled "The Story of E ric ." I n s t e a d , Z in s s e r s a i d , th e stories, music, puppets crafts and There will also be a Caesarean Sec Legislature increased the sales tax refreshments. tion slide presentation. from 7 to 7 and a half percent and in Persons interested in additional in There is no admission charge and c re ase d sta te spending by $2.7 formation or registration should call the public is invited. jCommeniary billion. 643-5375. Berry's World For the record • has Connecticut’s biggest seiection of Pants? Warranty dreds Thirty for a Sixties symbol T. Stearns to Joseph and Earl J . DeSorbo Jr. of D av id M. W illett of MANCHESTER - The Marlene T. Migliore, 84 Southington and Cherl A. N orw alk and Lau ra E. • has Pants for Talis, Shorts, and Reguiars? Another remnant of the turbulent At the end of the Sixties, the Barb’s counterculture. following are listed on Devon Drive, $49,900. Casavant of Manchester. Hlivyak of Manchester. Sixties has been laid to rest. readership approached 100,000. But The MG, for more than half a cen warranty deeds filed by the judgm ent liens Robert E. Hadfield and John A. Macomber of • alters your pants FREE, for the It is — or was - the Berkeley the Seventies were a different story, tury the epitome of the sports car Krirland Corp. at the town B.T. Credit Co. Inc. Donna J. Jackwin, both of E ast Hartford and Teresa clerk’s office as having Barb, that pillar of the counter a downer all the way as yesterday’s and a culture all to itself, has come to against Jam e s Nixon, 66 New Hartford. A. Dvorak of Bolton. purchased units at the Laurel St„ $1,471.70. life of the garment? culture press whose demise was con rev o lu tio n aries b ecam e to day ’s the end of the assembly line. D av id R. B ia ly and Henry R. Wierzbicki Jr. Millbridge Hollow Con G lid d e n C o a t in g & Greer T. Hersch, both of and Dorothy M. Dion, both sidered sufficiently newsworthy to businessmen or dropped out of the British Leyland, which has been dominiums: Resins Division of SGM Rocky Hill.. of Manchester. rate an obituary in that pillar of the scene altogether. turning out some 30,000 of the sporty Thoughts Nicholas R. and Robert Corp. against Dan Shea, Richard F. Green and Daniel S. Stevens and establishment press, the Washington In a late-Seventies reorganization, little speedsters in recent years, N. Jackston, unit 55, $30,- 208-210 School St., $644.75. Deborah A. Misiek, both of Judith A. Lloyd, both of Post. almost all for sale in the United The New Testament.without going the Barb split into two publications— 900, and unit 30, $30,900. Attachment liens East Hartford. Manchester. The Barb, for those memories that the original, less radical but still true States at a $2,000 loss on each, is into details, gives us a pretty clear R o b e r t S , C h e s t e r IRS aga in st B arb ara may require refreshing, was perhaps to its socially conscious tradition, calling it quits. idea of what a faith-filled society Bycholski, unit 53, $27,900. W ickm an, 27 Kennedy the best-known, certainly among the and the Spectator, devoted to sex There are, of course, sports cars would be like. Perhaps it gives us Cecilia D. Esteves, unit Road, $1,599.57. more outspoken and quite possibly features and ads. and sports cars — Porsches, Alfa- more than we can take. It tells u^ * 37, $30,400. Adoption of trade name ...of course! Charles Y. Brock Sr., FLETCHER GLASS CO. for a time the most prosperous of the The Barb nevertheless continued Romeos, Ja g s and even Toyotas now. that there are to be no passengers or Glenn H. Huot dba the Charles Y, Brock Jr. and 0*9* 3S r—n §t lapnitiKt [|s( mWCHiSTW underground publications that sprang its decline into insolvency and the Most more elegant — and expensive parasites; if a man can work and G.H. Huot Co., 95 Hilliard Carrie Ann Brock, unit 70, St. up across the country during that history of the times. It was not quite — than the MG. But none with quite does not work, he ought not to eat. COMPLETE AUTO QLA88 8ERVICE $38,400. Karen G. and Sylvester hyper-active decade, usually on or the sam e dashing class. What is more, everyone’s work is to WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE the last of its kind. A few survive, Raymond U. Dufresne, OVER 26000 PAIRS II ST very near university campuses. The MG, the classic green roadster J. Bottone Jr. dba New TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR notably Boston's Real Paper. But for produce something good; there will unit 52, $27,900 and unit 81, In the Barb's case, that was the with the wire wheels and boot-mounted I m a g e P r i n t e r s , 379 mir r o r s • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK* practical purposes the counter be no manufacture of silly luxuries $28,400. Wetherell St. University of California, which spare, was something else again. It ALL BRANDS ON SALE: culture press has'gone out with the and then of sillier advertisements to Joan L. Martin, unit 5. Henry F. Mull dba Turn guaranteed preeminence in its field counterculture tide. was the dream on wheels of whole persuade us to buy them. Widows and $26,900. pike Auto Body Works Inc., ^AWCHtSTtR 649-452y 'Haggar®»Jaymar®«T ailor’s since the Berkeley cam pus w as The Barb is leaving something g e n e ra tio n s, an ad u lt toy for orphans and the needy are the Kirk S. Lucas, unit 22, 66 West Middle Turnpike. where most of it was at or started behind for the Eighties, however — thousands of grown boys and girls. objects of special love and care. $37,400. Robert Boulay no longer Bench®8Levi’s Panate!a®«Hubbard® during those explosive years — Mario Jam e s J. and Kristine L. EstiMte GM1| Ghen ) 1980 by NEA inc the sex-preoccupied Spectator. Its passing marks the end of an era There is to be nothing fashionable or dba Turnpike Auto B ^ y Savio and free speech, pot and LSD, Some interests never change. and it will be missed. "c o o l", no putting on airs. Olzacki to Albert D. and Works Inc. hippies and yippies and the new left, Especially by all those now-aging Georgia R. Burlen, lot 166 Marriage licenses o m HONTa 8 m - 534 M l "While you were dozing, I gave you a Ronald Quits for a classic On the other hand, the New Testa r u s n e s H STOCK "make love, not w ar” and much, boys and girls who dreamed but were Heather Lane, $83,900. Vincent K. Quinn of UT TU 12 NOON .ioo-w’-i/ir-%’’ Reagan." And while we are indulging in m en t i s a lw a y s i n s i s t in g on much more. never fortunate enough to have Reginald V. and Althea Orlando, Fla. and Debra L. nostalgia, say farewell to a symbol of obedience, for example to parents, S. Hatch to Stanley P. and 54 McKEE ST , MANCHESTEN Ah. the good old days — or bad, Daisher of Glastonbury. ICniENI MFAintD EntIreStock owned one. something far, far different than the h u s b a n d s, an d m a g i s t r a t e s . H elen E . L a z e r e n , 52 D erek P. Krogh and (O ffCtnler sC) depending upon points of view. Vroom, vroom. Cheerfulness ana courtesy are among Doane St., $56,000. Debra A. Bousquet, both of The Herald in Washington its virtues. And the New Testament George P. and Veronique Mansfield. Regularly*! 7**22 hates what it calls "busybodies.” If there were such a society in existence and you or I visited it, we Navy ordered to tell why officer sent to hospital would probably come away with a curious impression. We would feel cort, to the National Naval Medical B y L E E R U D E R I C K repair, applied for an immediate cerned with the alleged practice, of defend.” that its economic life and its family Center in Bethesda, Md.. for a 12-day honorable discharge from the Navy. life were a strange combination.of WASHINGTON -F o u r members of confinement fraudulently recruiting mentally uh-'. They also forwarded to Hidalgo an WHATDOES It was granted on May 7. Now prac fit personnel. If this is true, this what we today call "liberalism ” and C o n g r e ss h av e o rd e re d N avy The com m ander, Capt. C.W. Issu e paper prepared by Luedtke, ticing psychology in North Carolina, would constitute a wasteful misuse of "conservatism ,” Secretary Edward Hidalgo to in B ram le tt, had labeled Luedtke asking the secretary to respond to a Luedtke is still seeking to clear his the taxpayers' dollars, a weakening of number of suggested changes in Elach of us would like some bits of vestigate and explain why Navy Lt. ' manic-depressive ' Bramlett has a/525 name in Navy records and help pre our defense combat capability, and Navy policy. it, but very few of us would like the Kurt A Luedtke in March was said Luedtke gave him self that erroneously labeled mentally ill and vent human rights violations of other an abuse of human rights. Among other things, Luedtke urged whole thing. That is just what one diagnosis and sought help-something military personnel. 100% NATURAL committed against his will to a psy They also requested “ a thorough the Navy to institute psychiatric would expect if Scripture provides a Luedtke, his wife, and Navy attorney His case has come to the attention total plan for mankind. Every believer chiatric hospital vehemently deny. and honest investigation into the screening to keep out emotionally un of a number of members of Congress q u e stio n ab le b e h a v io r o f D r. in God’s Word has departed from Luedtke's story was first told in Luedtke charges that the confine fit men and women; follow minimal Entire Stock and four of them have written Lu e dtk e 's com m anding o ffic e r, that plan in different ways, and each The Herald and ment was to silence him in retalia due-process procedures for the in S e c re tary H idalgo, w arning of of us wants to make out that his own REG $22 - $26 other papers af tion for "embarrassing the com which to Dr. Luedtke’s erroneous voluntary psychiatric hospitalization "further actio n " by Congress if modification of the plan is the plan f i l i a t e d w ith mand " by bluntly criticizing ^ com m ittal to the National Navy of Naval personnel: reform the MEAN TO YOU? s a t i s f a c t o r y a n s w e r s a r e n 't Hospital in Bethesda and his sub itself. Scripps League Navy's recruitment and treatmg Navy’s prison system to emphasize forthcoming from the Pentagon. The sequent request for a discharge. That is the challenge of life in ac Newspapers emotionally unstable personn| rehabilitation: and not enlist persons four are Senate Minority Leader cord with God’s Word, not to treat it L u e d tk e . 32. A panel of p sy c h ia tr "We would hope that this is not in who haven’t graduated from high Howard Baker and Rep. Robin L.. dicative of the Navy's response to like a dime store bargain counter, earlier had won Bethesda ruled that B ram lett's school. Beard, both R-Tenn., Sen. Jak e Garn. where we select this and leave that. th e D e f e n s e diagnosis was wrong, that Luedtke persons who may 'rock the boat’ in In a telephone interview, Luedtke R-Utah, and Rep. Gunn McKay. D- We must work to incorporate the Department's se instead had only a "m ild" nar an attempt to bring about changes said, "The Navy’s behind me now Utah and reforms which they perceive are whole message into our lives. cond highest noncombat award for cissistic personality-a need to feel and most of all I just want to forget "Mr. Luedtke raises very serious needed. If this is true, then the Navy Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, Entire Stock his work as a clinical psychologist. high self-esteem-and he should "be what happened. I ’m at peace. But if I issu e s which w arrant your im Pastor But on March 15 his commanding of returned to lull duty." has failed to reflect the principles can keep someone else from going REG $27-$35 m e d iate atte n tio n , " they told upon which this nation was founded St. Bartholomew Church ficer at the Naval Air Station in Luedtke, believing his military through the hell I ’ve been through. Hidalgo. "In particular, we are con and which the Navy e x ists to Manchester Memphis, Tenn . sent him. under es- career had been damaged beyond I ’d like to do it." Washington Merry-Go-Round Entire Stock Reagan and senility question: gerontologists give opinions REG $40 - $45 mental health. The consensus of the percent and 12 percent. m aking<''''^hen given tim e and everything, B y J A C K A M I E R S O N Review ran a • correction headed experts in gerontology — including T h e re is a s ta n d a r d s e t of necessary information, a man in his Nothing, apparently, is too small to DE’TROIT — Would a 70-year-old " A rg e n t i n a : No S a f e g u a r d s some admittedly diehard Democrats e arly 70s h as about the sam e e s c ap e S ie m e r’ s attentio n. F o r president have the mental vigor to neurological and "m ental status” Failure.” The red-faced CIA editors — was that Reagan's age by itself decisionmaking ability that he had example, she ordered the public af- grasp all the facts in a crisis situa tests, the experts told us, that would explained: "The report was in error; SWEETENED WITH SWEETENED ONLY WITH should not be a factor If they agreed in IS 40s. fa irs o ffic e to sto p reprinting tion and make the necessary hard identify the onset of senile dementia subsequent information indicates SUGAR AND CORN SYRUP? EXTRA CHUNKS OF TOMATOES? with his political views, they said, "with reasonable accuracy." Yet D ragon de-fanged: When Charles editorial cartoons about the agency decisions’’ Or would he tend to that the fuel had not left the site.” It they'd have no reluctance in voting Reagan has apparently not taken Duncan left the Pentagon to take in its daily news summary. It was, To coll a product 100% nolurol, some brands become confused over complicated had just been stored. way to sweeten spaghetti sauce is with extra m a tt e rs, his m ind w andering for him. these tests. He has, of course, over the Department of Energy, he sh e sa id , “ d e ro gato r y to the may think it’s enough just to take out the Like many embarrassed editors, sweet tomatoes. They did, however, add one caveat. promised that if he grew senile in of took his general counsel, Deanne department.” artificial ingredients. because of approaching senility’’ the CIA buried its correction story We mean no unidentified spices, because Nearly all the experts on aging f i c e , h e ’ d r e s ig n — w ith o ut Siemer, with him. The move was Recently, however, Siemer-got in So for, the federal government hasn't de- Ronald Reagan, who will be 70 just deep inside the weekly report. Aunt Millies gets its fresh, rich deliciousness— suggested that Reagan should be specifying how a senile president greeted with sighs of relief by many hot water with her boss when her fined it But to Aunt Millie's 100% natural hos 17 d a y s a f t e r Watch on waste: General Accoun nafurolly, from fhe wholesome Ingredienfs routinely butkarefully monitored for a general and admiral at the Pen- stepson. Jonathan Willens, took a Inauguration f could be convinced of his own senili ting Office auditors have uncovered always.meant far more than "containing noth- spelled ouf on our label. signs of "senilM em entia" — the um tagon, where Siem er had earned the job with a consulting firm ing artificial!' Day. managed to # k ty- flagrant waste at the federal correc Thaf's whaf we mean by 1(X)% nafural. brella term for a number of diseases The experts also generally agreed nickname Dragon Lady because of that does work for DOE. When Dun- keep his age from ' ^ ' tional institution in Ashland, Ky. When Aunt Millies says 100% natural, we That's what we think it means to you. And that's becomirig an issue a s s o c i a t e d w ith p r o g r e ss i v e that a person in his early 70s who is her short temper and authoritarian can heard about it, he reportedly hit mean natural ingredients, naturally prepared. Prison officials laid out $220,000 to why we think Aunt Millie's tastes good enough in the Republican d e t e r i o r a t i o n o f th e b ra in , thrown into a stressful situation manner. the roof. He ordered that Willens We mean no added sugar, becouse the natural renovate the facility’s sewage treat to call your own. p r im a r y c a m characterized by memory lapse or would not n e c e ssarily co n tract Sources at DOE say that Siemer quit, which the young man' did. > ment plant, unaware that the town paign But if Jim errors in judgment. stress-related illnesses.' If a person practically runs the agency as Dun- T o p-«!crei c o rre riio n i When the was planning to connect the prison to TOittne Co /(oi m a i! As one gerontologist told my managed the stress properly, such as can’s special analyst, and has lived my C a r t e r 's CIA discovers that it made a mistake its sewage system. The prison plant I AUNT MILUE'S WILL GIVE YOU 150 associate Tony Capaccio, Reagan at Reagan seemed to do during the up to her sobriquet, breathing fire on primary strategy is any indication, in its top-secret Weekly Review, it was scrapped, and $82,000 more was 69 is approaching “ a high-risk age” anyone who displeases her. TO TASTE THE DIFFERENCE 903 Man Street Tri City Plaza he'll show ho compunctions about in primary campaign he shouldn’t be informs its readers — in Congress spent connecting up to the town when senile dementia is more likely any worse off than a younger person. Memos from Siem er never recom ANY SIZE OR VARIETY LIMIT. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER jecting sly attacks on hfs opponent's and the White House — the way sewer. The GAO found also that I Grocer Thiscoupon will be redeemed tor I5 f plus 7C rtondling provided (I) to occur. At 60, he explained, the Nor would the tensions associated mend or suggest; they state that this DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE advanced years into the election bat newspapers traditionally do. It runs a $100,000 had been spent renovating I You receive it on o retail sole o l the products specilied hereon Any other use tle. chances of senile dementia are only 1 with the job abnormally enhance the or that "shall be done.” One official correction. conslilules Iroud (2 ) You m oil it to Aunt Millie s, 2 0 0 Brenner Drive, Cdngers, the dormitories. Part of the spruce- We consulted some of the nationls inyoO; at 65, they are 3 in 100. But aging process. reported that at top-level meetings, Thus, a report in June 1975, that NY 10920 (3) You supply on requesi invoice proving sufficient stock pur- OPEN Thurs. nite til 9 Daily til 9/Sat. 5:30 up was installation of “ dropped” I choses to cover coupons presented tor redemption Customer must poy any beween 70 and 75 — the age period B arr in g p h y sic a l o r m en tal Siemer sits at Duncan’s side "glaring sp e n t r e a c t o r fu e l ro ds w ere most respected experts on the aging ceilings. Then it was discovered that soles tax Void where prohibited, taxed, or restricted by tow (4) Otter expires that would encompass a Reagan first deterioration, the specialists con> at everyone.” The official added removed illegally from an Argentine I 1.1980 (ST(«EC0UP0N; process to see whether there is any inmates were using the-ceilings to term — the chances of senile demen eluded that Reagan would have no glumly: "H er basic nature is to be need to be concerned about Reagan's nuclear reactor site, proved to be hide contraband, and they had to be tia rise dramatically to between 5 u n h app y w ith e v e r y b o d y and trouble in the vital area of decision wrong. So in August 1971), the Weeklv ripped out. . 6 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 16. IWO ^ ^ ^ ^ EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16, ineo - 7 Hospital may . participate in EMT training patching point. MANCHESTERUAMrUITG'rE'D — ManchesterW * Memorial«« . . . Hospital . ... rni pStChing DOint...... The paramedics would receive instruction in the use of Eveh if those plans go forward. Manchester will Manchester Memorial is one of the hospitals which are may provide clinical training (or Emergency Medical 2-way voice communications equipment and biomedical members of the consortium. Technicians and paramedics under a program being probably not be able to participate in the first year of telemetry, cardiac monitors, intravenous fluids, drugs, training. It will not be able to have a paramedic organiza- planned by the North Central Connecticut Medical Ser- and additional patient care equipment. vices Council. tion set up in time according to Director Arnold Kleinschmidt, a strong advocate of paramedics. The hospital is one of two selected hy the council to par- Classroom training would be at the University of If the town does not set up a program, that does not I T ’ S T H E L O O K ticipate in the program under a $27,675 grant from the Connecticut Health Center in Farmington NationaLSmoker Study; j ----- r ,jicviuucpreclude uiethe (jussiuimypossibility oiof eununuingcontinuing a training program T H A T M A K E S U.S. Public Health Service. The other is Mt. Sinai Landidates for the training must be from existing or at the hospital. A hospital spokesman said today, it would Hospital in Hartford. newly?WlV formedf o r m p n paramedicn ^r a m o H i p programsn m a m m e andortA mustm u B t meet alla II have to be carefully______evaluated__ • in thatA t . . . case,___ . however. Y O U F E E L No details of the plan have been worked out yet, but ac- requirements for paramedic certification. cording to the council the EMT/Paramedics program Meanwhile the North Central Connecticut EMS Council Manchester Memorial Hospital was chosen apparently is working with the Capital Area Health Consortium to G O O D would involve 500 hours of classroom and clinical training because of the town’s interest in‘exploring a paramedic designate a resource hospital " A "resourse hospital" is in the identification and treatment of specific life- A B O U T program. In response to a request from the town, the one which assures that all treatm ent given by threatening medical emergencies, especially acute car- hospital worked out a proposal for a paramedic service paramedics is in accordance with sound medical practice L O O K I N G diac and multiple trauma cases. entered on the hospital and the police station as a dis- and accepts responsibility for the paramedics' actions. G O O D Watch for Sign ups scheduled other locations opening in for Friendship flight your area soon Signups for the days in the homes ot their nounced that more detailed Friendship Force's host families with the op- information will be Greater Hartford-Tel Aviv tion to travel independent- available at the signup reciprocal flight slated for 649' 1*11 ly for the remaining six sessions. Oct. 14-26, will be held at days or visit with a second 434 Oakland St„ follows: Cost of the trip is $650 host family. and interested participants Manchester Thursday, July 17, 7:30 Special events and tours are requested to bring p.m. at the Connecticut will be offered in both passport numbers. Social 6ai*6793 General Auditorium, Cot- countries. Security numbers and a tage Grove Road, Bloom- Barbara Weinberg of suggested Greater Hart- field. Manchester, state and New ford host family for their Monday. July 21, 7:30 England director of the Israeli visitors. 94* Tout p.m.. First Church of Friendship Force, has an- Christ Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. W ednesday, July 23, Manchester Community College, Student Lounge and Cafeteria, 60 Bidwell St., Manchester. _ In this people-to-people (• \ exchange, some 450 •) Israelis will arrive to stay FREEZER SUPPLIES ^ with area families while REUSABLE < American Lady their Greater Hartford •» FIT N ESS CEN TER counterparts will be greeted in Tel Aviv by host •boxes •lart families. Connecticut's •bags •tapB BRING IN THIS COUPON first exchange with Israel FOR A F R E E V IS I T - ALL tookTlace in January 1978. Coordinators for the FACILITIES AVAILABLE. New Bennet principal flight, scheduled to depart \ GUEST MUST BE 18 YRS. from Bradley International ■ rxfn Dr. Thomas M. Meisner Jr., 34, began his first day as principal of Airport, in Windsor Locks, OR OLDER. Bennet Junior High School Monday. Meisner, who hails from a middle are Robert and Greta LIMIT ONE VISIT PER thing" in Merit school in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is replacing Allan L. Cone, who Moses of West Hartford. CUSTOMER retired this year after more than 30 years in the Manchester school During the 12-day trip, system. (Herald photo by Pinto) the visitors will spend five

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t17 WAIIlLCTgT DOWNTOWN MANCHEtTER 8 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., July 16, 1980 Super play trips Yankees E V E N IN G H E R A L D , Wed., July 16. I W O - 9 6coreboQrd. \ I' NEW YORK (UPI) - There were a hit. 1 said, 'Oh dam, there’s no nings to even his record at 8-8. An RBI SAN DIEGO ST. LOUIS BALTIMORE MILWAUKEE when the latter failed to Shlmaitis, Betsy Gilmartin North: Raiders 1 (Steve single by Dave Edwards in the se- SPORTS ON TV •b r h bl ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi thunderous home runs and a few chance on that one.’ That’s a play I’ll Richntiir 5 010 Bonds If 411 0 Bumbrycf S2 20M oorec 4010 field a team at Nike Field. and Marion Franklin two Ashbacker), Hurricanes 0. never expect to be made and I may cond inning and a solo homer by Rob WEDNESDAY Smith u 5 0 0 0 Tempitn u 413 1 Garcia as 4 0 3 0 Yount as 4111 Softball apiece to pace an 18-hit at- examples of some fine pressure 40 10 Hmndzlb 4330 Belangrss 11 00 Cooper lb 4 13 1 Racers 5 (Robert Melley Wilfong in the third closed JULY 16,1080 Mmphry cf pitching. Add to that a risky suicide never see it made again." Winfield rf 33 2 0 Simmonsc 4 02 3 Crowlydh 41l2T hom ascf 4 0 2 1 Tonight^* games . REC tack. 2, Jimmy Patrick, Gary Reggie Jackson followed singles by Minnesota’s deficit to '3-2 off-loser MonUizlb 4 0 3 1 Hendrck cf 300 1 Singlelnrf 20 I 1 Oglivielf 4 000 Seven runs in the second Soccer squeeze that worked and some fine EVENING RodrigzSb 3 0 0 1 Durham rf 4 0 0 0 Lownstn If 3 0 10 Lezeano rf 4 0 0 0 Melhodisl va. A&N, 6 Nelson Freightway Wood, Bobby Blake), managing and it's no wonder that Randolph and Lou Piniella with a 6:00 FlannrySb t o o l Scott cf 0000 Roenicklf 20 10Money3b 4000 blanked Garden Sales, 10-0, inning of the nightcap put Ron Guidry, who fell to 10-5 after Faheyc 1020 Renz3b 4110 Grahamc 5 02 3 Da0isdh 4 000 —Fitzgerald Miniitemen 1 (Gary three-run homer in the first inning to OD Pro C«I*brlty Golf 2 010 May lb 5111 Gantner2b 3 110 at Nike Field. Rich Griffin that affair away. Express better than 30,000 fans will forget the yielding 12 hits and five mns In 7 1-3 7:00 Tenacec 1 00 0 Oberkfll2b Tees vs. Thrifty, 7:30 Ahlbergl. 70-foot roller- hit by Willie Randolph give the Yankees a quick 3-0 lead off innings. Cash 2b 4 0 2 0 Forsch p 20 11 DeCincs3b 4 110 had four hits and Jon banged out 19 hits led by GS NFLArmWrottHng Jones p 2000 Seamanp 0000 Dauer2b 5 110 —Fitzgerald MIDGET in the ninth inning. Jerry Koosman, who went eight in- 7:30 0 0 0 0 Touts 40 7 13 7 ToUls 36 3 6 3 Neuner, Doug Nelson, Shlmaitis’ four safeties. Turner ph 1 000 Uttlefildp Postal vs. CCongo, 6 North: Cougars 3 (Craig The Minnesota Twins clinging to a (Q) SporttContor Kinney p 0000 Baltimore OOOI130BO-7 Dave Stiebitz, Bob Davis Bonnie Kilgore added three 8:00 Rasmssn p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee 200000010-3 —Nike Smith. David Riihimaki, 5-4 lead entering the ninth, saw New GD Socctr Bevacq ph 10 10 Ei-Money. LOB-Ballimore 13. Mil- Belliveau vs. Police, 6 and Larry Rekas two and Cindy Birdsey, Bar- (B) Europoon Soccor Totals 77 3 12 3 Totals 31 5 10 5 waukM5^2^Your.t, Gantner. HR—May Jeremy Dieterle), Eagles 2 York’s Rupert Jones lead off with a San Diego 010100010-3 (6). SB—Cooper. DeCInces. —Pagan i apiece for Nelson’s. Seven bara Iversen, FranKlin and Basketball Royal McRae feels 10:00 St. Louis 300 001 lOv-5 IP H RERBBSO Jean McAdam two apiece. (Jeff Wright 2). single and was sacrificed to second different players had one (S) PKA Full Contact Karat* DP—St Louls2. LOB-SanDiegoO.St. Baltimore R enn's vs. SBM, 6 Hawks 2 (Brian 11:30 blow each for Garden. by Bucky Dent. Pinch hitter Oscar Louis 8 2B-Simmons, Winfield, Reitz. Palmer (WM) 3 2 0 —Cheney O’Loughlin, Jeff White), Gamble grounded out, sending Jones (B) SportaCantar MonUnez. SB-Bonds, Templeton, Her-Stoddard iS 13) 0 0 0 12:00 nandez. S-Forsch. Littlefield. SF- Milwaukee Ed's vs. Rockwell, 6 Metros 2 (Todd Powers, to third. Randolph bounced a roller something special GD European Soccar Hendrick. aevlnd(L7-4) 5 1-3 9 5 5 3 2 WEST SIDE IP H R ER BB SO McOure 12-3 2 0 0 0 1 —Keeney Geoff King). over Uie head of reliever Doug Corbett 2:00 Flwn 2 2 2 2 3 1 Behind a 19-hit attack, Baseball GD PKA Full Contact Karata San Diego JC's Blue vs. JC's, 6 East: Apollos 1 (Jay ■■■ as Jones raced home with what BOSTON (UPI) - Hal McRae has “ Gale has pitched some good Jones (L44) 6 7 4 4 3 1 Palmer pitched to2 batters in Bth. Manchester Memorial EASTERN baseball for us lately,” said Royals’ 3:30 Kinney 1-3 1 2 1 1 0 0 HBP-by Clevelnad (DKinces). PB- —Robertson Snyder), Fury 0. Sportsman Cafe 79 (John would have been the tying run. been on winners before, but he senses GD SportaCantar Hospital topped Buckland JUNIOR LEGION something special* about the 1980 Manager Jim Frey. “We got him out Rasmussen 12-3 1 1 0 0 0 1 Graham. T—2:SiZ:S6 A- 3B. 0I 2 Thrifty vs. Acadia, Kings 6 (Adam Hyde 3. Pisch 19, John Niekrash 16, “Oh my goodness,” said Twins’ St. Louis 7:30 —Robertson Manufacturing, 12-7, at Joe Maningas’ clutch Kansas City Royals. of the rotation and Into the bullpen Forsch (WOO) 6! 3 CLEVel Xn D...... CALIFORNIA Paul Henrys 2, Allan Dave Lewis 15), Irish In- Manager Gene Mauch. “That’s one Seaman i Pagani Field. Wayne two-out pinch-hit single in and that may have rejuvenated his 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi Spak), Stings 0. surance Agency 67 to remember.” “It’s hard to explain, but we feel Littlefield (S4> 1 1 Dikmelf 40 11 Miller cf 4 120 Wiganowske had four hits. the bottom of the seventh we have something going here,” said arm. I don’t know. But he has been T-2 10 A-13J19 OrU rf 4 0 10 Lansfrd 3b 3 111 SENIOR GIRLS South: Apaches 1 (Tom (Roosevelt Hanson 17. Minnesota held on for a 5-4 victory Hargrvlb 4 02 0 Carewlb 4 110 Rich Krajewski three and inning scored Tim Ellis to McRae, who clouted a two-run homer throwing like this every time out Baseball LOS ANGELES CHICAGO Alexndrdh 4 000 Baylor If 3112 Scoring in all but the Diana), Comets 0. Dave Tyson 13, Mike over the Yankees because the roller ab r h bi ab r h bi Russ Mannila, Chuck Bodo give Manchester Junior Tuesday night to help Kansas City to since. Maybe it was the lead that Harrah 3b 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn dh 2 2 2 1 final frame, the Orioles Chieftains 2 (Frank Stowell 12). was barehanded by shortstop Pete Lopes2b 5 1 3 3 DeJesusss 4 000 Diaze 40 10 Harlow rf 40 10 and Mike Romeo two Legion a 2-1 win over an 8-4 triumph over the Boston Red helped him.” Lawcf 50 1 1 Dillard 3b 4 0 0 0 Mannngcf 2110Grich2b 30 11 ripped the Hawks, 14-2, Parlapiano, Jimmy Kit- Indians 45 (Joe Maher 11. Mackanin, who came from deep in Smith rf 4 12 0 Buckner If 4010 Dybzns 2b 2 0 10 Patek ss 4 0 0 1 apiece for MMH. Gary H erb’s in JC-Courant Sox. “We were winning before, but The Red Sox managed an RBI Garvey lb 5 111 Johnson lb 4010 Monday at Charter Oak sock), Oceaneers 1 (Doug Mike Oleksinski 10), For- Swings away the hole to make a dazzling pickup 4 0 0 0 Vail rf 4 1 1 0 Veryier ss 3 0 0 0 Donohue c 4 110 Dejarlais, Bob Lyon and League Senior Division Bakerlf ToUls 31 1 7 1 ToUls 31 7 10 6 No. 2. Lynn Setivany and Harvey). mal’s inn 44 (Ted Fravel and throw that nailed the fleet-footed that feeling just wasn’t there. Now single by Carl Yastrzemski in the NATIONAL LEAGUE CeySb 4 0 2 1 MarUn cf 4010 Bob Gagnon each had two play last night at Eagle Richard Mitchell of the Lawyers takes mighty cut in Farm guys are picking each other up offen- fourth, a two-run homer by Dwight By United Press International Russell ss 3 0 0 0 BlackwII c i H i Cleveland 001 000 000-1 Leanne Spears each had 14, Pete Thompson 13). Randolph by inches for the game’s East Fergusne 22 10 Tyson2b 30 10 California (HOMIOOi-7 two hits for the Orioles hits for Buckland. Field. Little League Tournament tilt against 7-Eleven last night at sively and defensively and we’re Evans in the seventh and a run- W L Pet, GB Hootenp 3 110 Figueroph 1000 Ei-Deniw. DP—Cleveland 2. California PEE W EE Blue Moon 62 (John Ric- final out. Montreal 46 37 549 _ 1. LOB-Cleveland 5, California 6. $ - while Dawn Banavige had Dejarlais and Mike Smith Jon DUBois’ diving catch playing good, sound aggressive producing single by Butch Hobson in Goltz p OOOO'McGlthnp 0000 Dybzlnski. SF—Grich. N o rth : T im b e rs by cio 16, Dick Fairbrother 14, Waddell. The Lawyers took championship with 10-9 win. (Herald “There was no question in my Pittsburgh 46 39 .541 Hemndz p 10 0 0 homered. in leftfield saved two runs the ninth. Philadelphia 44 » .537 1 IP H RERBBSO a like number for the forfeit over Oilers. Bill Gorra 12). Cavity mind, " said Mauch. “As soon as it baseball.” Biittnerph 1010 Geveland Photo bv Burbank) New York 42 42 .500 4 Caudill p 0 00 0 Hawks. in the top of the inning. The Penguins 2 (Kenny The Royals, who are 5-1 since the The highlight for the disappointed St. Louis Denny (L84) 514 10 7 7 3 6 Fillers 51 l Paul Groves 25, cleared Corbett’s head I knew it was 77 49 430 10 Hndrsn ph 0 0 0 0 SUnlon 224 0 0 0 1 2 FELINE win ups M anchester’s All-Star break and in command of the Fenway Park crowd came in the se- Chicago 34 48 415 11 Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Saunders 2), Meteors 1 Bill Suits 16) West California Wendy’s ripped Buffalo mark to 7-5 in the league ToUls 36 6 11 6 ToUls 34 2 8 2 Tanana (W54) 8 7 1 1 0 3 The Blue Jays nipped the (Scott Salonen). West Division race, also got two RBI cond, when the first of Yastrzemski’s W L Pet GB LosAngeles 3aOOOOOO-6 Water Tavern, 15-4, at Pagani Caterers 64 Houston 49 a .576 _ MonUgue 1 0 0 0 0 0 Orioles, 18-17, last night at and 811-1 overall. from Frank White and three hits, three hits skidded into the outfield. Chicaap 000 030 000-2 HBI^by Denny (Baylor), by Tanana Fitzgerad Field. Cathy Tigers 2 (Matt Dalessio. (Mark Murphy 25, Tom Los Angeles 49 77 .570 >. x E—McGlothen DP—Los Angeles 1 Charter Oak No. 2. Pam George Hanlon picked up three runs scored and a solo homer The single gave him 5,000 career Cincinnati 44 C 512 54 LOB-Los Angeles 7. Chicago f 2B~ (Manning) WP—Denny T—2:27. A— Linsenbigler had four hits, Timmy Moynihan). Meggers 14, Bob Venora \^hite Sox in gear again San Franeikeo 43 44 494 7 Garvey, Cey. HR-Lopes (6). Blackwell 3J61 Calhoun had four hits, and the win in relief, hurling 1 total bases and only nine others 10). Lakers 58 (Scott from Amos Otis. Atlanta a 46 .462 W- X \ (2). S-Russell. Goltz. Ginny Roback three and 2/3 innings of hitless bail. Dolphins 1 (Scott Wynot). players in major-league history have San Diego 77 SO 4S 13 KANSAS CITY Pam Zinsser and Lisa Waters 25. Andy Goodwin With the timely hitting. Rich Gale IP H RERBBSO ab r h bl Mary Cochran, Rita Chargers 2 (Brian NEW YORK iUPIl - There's had pitched poorly in his two Tuesd^'s Results Los Angeles Hovan three apiece for the Gary Shaw was the starter Jenkins also pitched superbly, was given an early 4-0 lead and had a more. Los Angeles 6 Chicago 2 Wilson If 5 12 0 Burlesn ss 5 0 0 0 Schwartz, Mike Talaga), 13, Tony Mozzicato ill. Hooten(W84) 62-3 7 2 2 1 1 5 112 SuplelnZb 4 0 0 0 Lupacchino and Selena and scattered four hits nothing better to charge up a dead previous games and threw more allowing only a run-scoring double to seven-hitter until he wilted in the “I just wish it had been under New York 9. AtlanU2. night GolU(St) 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 McRae dh Blue Jays. Phyllis Custer, Panthers 0. PltUburgh5, San Francisco3. night Brett 3b 4 2 2 0 Lynn cf 1 100 Steullet two apiece for over 5 1/3 innings while motor than a young battery. selectively this time, Todd Cruz in the second and a homer ninth inning. But Dan Quisenberry different circumstances," said Chicago Porter c 5 0 10 Perez lb 4000 Stacy and Leanife Spears SOITHEKN Gncinnati II. Montreal 7. night McGIthn(L8-7 1 1-3 6 5 4 Otisef 4 3 3 1 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Wendy’s. Brenda Whitt- whiffing five. The Chicago White Sox, badly in "I mixed up my pitches more,” to Bob Molinaro in the fifth. came on to end the game, preserving Yastrzemski, who said he wasn’t St. Louis 5. San Diego 3. night Hernandez 32-3 3 1 1 1 each collected three Olympic Boycotters 72 Houston 3. Philadelwia2. night Aikens lb 4 12 1 Ystrzms If 4 13 1 more had two of the seven JUNIOR need of an energizer after suffering said Burns. "The last two times out I “That was the best slider I’ve had aware that the single was the key hit. Caudill 2 1 0 0 UCocklb 10 11 Dwyer dh 4 1 3 0 safeties for the Orioles. (Jon Lindberg 24. Mike the victory for Gale, 6-7, who has won Wednesday s Games Tidrow 2 1 0 0 Hurdle rf 5 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 1 1 2 hits collected by Buffalo. JUNIOR ALUMNI South: Bulls 7 (Marc three humiliating losses in a row to just threw fastballs and got hacked all year,” said Jenkins. “I’ve pitched (All Times EDT) Balk-Hoolen T-2:47 A-30J67 Presti 18, Brian Moran 14. six of his last eight decisions. Los Angeles (Reuss 10-2) at Chicago Wahngtss 3 0 11 Hobson 3b 40 11 Credit Union bombarded Olander 3, Mike Paris 2, the New York Yankees, got their up pretty good. I threw my fastball just as well on other occasions, but (McGlothenMl.2;30p m While 2b 4 0 2 2 DUSTY Ed White 101, Aces 38 (Ed ToUls 40 8 15 8 ToUls 34 4 8 4 CHARTER OAK Kurt Michaud, Jim engine started again Tuesday night about 85 percent of the time and I New York (Swan 5-7) at AllanU MONTREAL CINCINNATI Ten runs in the opening Moriarty Bros., 14-0, last the slider was really moving.” (McWilliam54).7;36p m Kansas City 012 IQS 101-8 Cromie), Stars 1 (Todd B rid g e m a n 16, Ken behind 20-year-old left-hander Britt ab r h bi ab r h bi Boston 000 100 » 1 - 4 Behind a 22-hit barrage, night at Cheney. Mike didn't get my offspeed stuff over that Elsewhere in the AL, Minnesota San Francisco (Wiitson 84) at LeFtore If 3 10 0 Mejias cl 5 3 2 0 frame powered CBT past Jones). Charlifour 8i. Burns. much. But you at last have to show it PitUburgh (Blyieven3-7).7;Sp. Scott 2b 4 110 Conepen ss . • . A DP—Kanus City I. Boston 1. LOB— the Angels, 17-9, at Keeney Tierney’s stopped Byam hurled a one-hitter edged New York 5-4, Baltimore beat Montreal (Rogers 104) at Cincinnati [i^'wsoncf \ V s * Kansas City 8. BoslonS 2B-While 3B- Sabres won by forfeit Albatross won by forfeit Bench at head of class 4 123 Grilfeycl Otis, HR-Otis (7). McRae (6). Evans Manchester Pizza, 184. at to lead Credit and he aided Burns, pitching to 19-year-old to them and when you do it a lot.” (Soto 24).8:06pm Field. Tom Rund "Tipped Milwaukee 7-3, Kansas City topped Carter c 4 00 0 Foster If 4 1 1 3 (71 over Flames. over Trojans. catcher Seilheimer. stopped the San Diego (Wise 3-4) at St Cromrtlb 4 1 1 0 Knight 3b 4 1 2 0 Fitzgerald Field. Tom his own cause with three Burns' control was nearly perfect Boston 8-4 and California routed (Vuckovich 74). 8:36 p.m IP H RERBBSO four hits and Tom a position other than catcher. Parrish 3b 4 n 0 Benchc \ I \ A Kansas City Tierney, John Fortin and hits including a homer. Bil- Texas R ogers 2-1 on seven hits in as he walked only one. The only run Cleveland 7-1. NEW YORK (UPI) - Step aside the third-base line was thrown away PhiladelphiaPhilad...... (Walk 5-0)- at Houston Valentin rf 4 2 3 4 Spilman lb Tomassetti, Steve (Forsch 8^). _ 8 36 p m ♦0*0 Gale(W6-7) 814 3 3 Brian Quigley each had ly Masse added a homer outddeling 36-year-old Ferguson the Rangers scored came on a triple Orioles 7, Brewers 3 Yogi Berra — Johnny Bench wishes After Bench struck the pitch by pitcher Dick Ruthven in the ninth Speier ss 3 0 0 0 Driessnib 0 0 0 0 Quisenberry 24 0 0 McGrail, Ed Killingbeck, Connors in rally Thursd^'siirsday's Games Bemzrd ss 10 10 Kenndy Zb 3 10 0 Boston three hits and Gary Minor, and double for the winners. Jenkins, who struck out 13 in a losing by Al Oliver and a double by Buddy to be alone. thrown by Montreal starter David inning as Jeff Leonard raced home Los Angeless at ChicagoChic Palmer p 2000 Moskaup Dave Hersh and Wayne Terry Crowley’s bases-Ioaded, two- San Francisco at Pittsburgh, night 3 100 Renko(L54) 3 24 7 4 4 1 3 effort. Palmer, &3, he leaped into the air with the winning run. Alan Ashby Norman p 0000 Remmerswal 214 2 2 2 2 1 Steve Casavant, Harry Mark Cimino’s hit in the Bell in the fourth. Bell's hit enabled run single triggered a three-run sixth Cincinnati’s annual All-Star, New York at AtlanU. night Hutton pn 1000 Golon two apiece for CBT. BROOKLINE, Mass, "In the beginn'ing he had and threw up his arms as he circled Montreal at Cincinnati, night Lockwood 3 6 2 2 0 1 Roy, Bill Grant, Lionel fifth was the lone Moriarty Burns, a candidate for American him to stretch his batting streak to 19 inning that helped Jim Palmer to his became the greatest home-run hitter singled to open the ninth off Ruthven, Gulicksn p 00 0 0 WP-Gale2 T-2 43 A-28,866 Ray Philbrick and Dave (UPI) — Christophe momentum ,;and in- San Diego at St. Louis, nl^t Sosa p 000 0 Lessard and Ed Tluck two blow. League Rookie of the Year honors. games. ninth victory. Crowley’s single came among catchers Monday night by the bases. After crossing home plate. 8-6, and when Reynolds Philadelphia at Houston, night Kay each had three hits Freyss was the one with itiative,” Connors said of Tamarg ph 1 000 apiece for Tierney’s. Mike off Reggie Cleveland, 7-A, after the crashing No. 314 to cap a five-run Bench ran over to the box seats and laid down his bunt, Ruthven fielded it ' AMERICAN LEAGUE ToUls £ 7 97 ToUls 37 11 13 8 along with Pat Irish while the visa problem, but it his sluggish start. "But I kissed his mother and when he East Montreal 301^1)1-7 MAJOR Contratto and Dave Martin COLT INTER-TOWN Orioles loaded the bases on a hit fifth inning that propelled the Reds to and threw wildly past first base. Joe Cincinnati 20B(EO(&i—11 Dave Anderson and Bruce was Jimmy Connors who was able to start moving W L Pci GB each had three hits and Manchester ”A” topped batsman, a single by Rich Dauer and an 11-7 triumph over the Montreal returned to the top of the dugout he Sambito, 4-1, pitched one inning to New York S6 29 666 — E}-Parrish2, Cromartie. DP-Montrea LEAGUE Ebbets added two apiece almost took the premature him around a bit and he Expos. was mobbed by his teammates. earn the victory. Milwaukee 48 37 SS •n-s I. LOB-Montreal 2. Cincinnati 5. 2B- Don Erickson and Ray Tolland, 6-3, last night in exit. Legion in triumph a bunt single by Al Bumbry. Ken Detroit 43 77 -sa 10 Griffey HR-Dawson (11). Foster (14) for the Angels. started to tire. LEADERS Solomson two apiece for Tolland. Bob Berdat had Singleton followed with another Bench, who has spent his entire 14- While the cheering continued. Bench Dodgers 6, Cubs 2 Baltimore 46 a sa 10 Bench (15). Valentine 215). SB-LeFlore. Connors, who at one “ But even then, if it Boston 44 40 -SM 11 Griffey Pizza. two RBIs for the locals single to cap the inning. year career with the Reds, had been came out of the dugout, tipped his hat Davey Lopes drove in three runs IP H RERBBSO batting NORTHERN point was trailing Freyss hadn't been for the heat Coming from behind, Manchester stretched glove of pitcher Ken Hill GeveUnd a « 478 15 (based on225 At Bats) while Bob LeBreux had .Angels 7, Indians I tied with Berra, who played 18 years and took a bow. with a homer, single and infield out Toronto a 47 «7 19 Montreal North End Fire cooled by a set and a break in the and humidity I might not Legion baseball team edged Enfield, for an infield single and RBI. West Palmer (L64) 4 24 9 9 7 0 al League “I never want to show the pitcher Norman 114 10 0 0 g ab r h pet. CRGFL two hits for the 14-0 2-1, in Zone Eight play last night at The locals did their scoring in the Don Baylor drilled a two-run single with the New York Yankees, for the to pace Los Angeles. Burt Hooton, 8- W 1L Pet, GB Triilo. Phil off DiRosa Cleaners, 8-3, at second set, took command have been able to wear him up but you have to understand the Kansas City S3 M 8S — Gullickson 1 2 2 2 3 £ 240 31 79 329 Two five-run frames winners. Tim McCarthy Fermi High to spark a four-run fifth inning and major-league record before his 3, pitched 6 2-3 innings and Dave Sosa I 10 0 0 Smith. LA 79 274 44 90 38 Robertson Park. John midway through that se- down, he said fifth, all with two out. Hill walked Texas 40 45 471 114 Templeton. St L historic blast. situation,” explained Bench. “It was Goltz finished up for his first save. Chicago 40 45 .471 114 Cincinnati 85 371 57 120 323 lifted Formal’s Inn past pitched effectively in The triumph moves Manchester to and moved up on a wild pitch. He ad- Frank Tanana scattered seven hits in Moskau (W74) 9 9 7 7 1 3 Cromartie. Mtl 82 313 42 101 323_ Berger, Russ Benevides cond set. He then reeled off "You never like to get like when I was running the bases of Minnesota 40 46 471 114 Hendrick. St L M 323 44 104 Glastonbury, 13-10, last relief. 11-4 in the Zone. 13-12-1 overall, while vanced to third on a Brad Cabral eight innings to. lead the Angels to “As soon as he hit the ball and I Lynn McGlothen, 6-7, took the loss. Oakland 40 47 480 12>« Gullickson pitched to3 batters in Bth. 322 and Andy Santini each had the last 11 games to author down that far and be that the fourth game of the 1976 World T-2 34 A-Z1,S» Hemandz.St L 82 312 56 90 317 ^ night in Glastonbury. Jen- the setback drops Enfield to 9-7 in single and a wild pitch tallied Hill victory. Baylor, out half the season had alerted myself to what was Pirates S, Giants 2 Seattle a 49 4M 154 Henderson. NY 70 257 £ 81 315 three hits and John Kunz, a 3-6, 6-3, 6-6 triumph over close .to losing, " said Con- California s 52 .381 19 ny Kohut, Diane Ferguson, Zone action. The locals resume ac- and moved Cabral to second. Jon with a broken wrist, had been hit in happening, my eyes went to him,” Series (a Series-winning three-run Bill Robinson hit his 100th career Cruz, Hou 83 313 41 97 310 Joe Travano and Gordon the tiring Freyss Tuesday nors/who was in danger of homer) against the Yankees. This is Tuesd^'s ResulU Richards. SD 82 316 56 97 .377 E)onna Piccare|lo and Beth tion tonight against Windsor at Eagle Brandt ripped a single up the middle the head by John Denny in the fourth said Cincinnati Manager John homer — a two-run shot — and Dave KanusiCitvB. CityB. Soslon4,ni^^ io n 4 , night MINNESOTA NEW YORK Griffey. Cin 78 297 52 91 306 Geer two apiece tor the in the opening round of the losmg his second first- it, This is the ultimate. I didn’t want MinnesoU 5. New York 4. night ab r h bi ab r h bi and Marcy MacDonald led Field at 6 o'clock. chasing home the winning marker. inning. McNamara. “He had a smile as wide Parker capped a three-run eighth in- . ^ . Buckner. Chi 71 266 26 81 306 Hosemen. Barry Botticello LITTLE $175,000 U.S. Pro Tenijis roiind match in seven to let it go too long before I broke the Baltlmore7. Milwaukee 3. night Rivera rf 4 000 Rndlph2b 4 2 2 1 Cedeno. Hou 64 232 33 71 306 the batting attack for 8-0 Enfield got its run in the first. John Hill gained the victory, scattering as an ocean and as he jumped, it was ning with a two-run single as Chicago2.Teiasl, night Powell rf 1 0 0 0 Piniella If 4 1 1 0 American League and Bill DiYeso each had a Championships. years. "Fortunately, 1 record.” California 7. Cleveland I. night Castino 3b 4 03 1 Watson lb 4 0 2 0 g ab r h pet Formal’s. ’ The LEAGUE Lupi singled. Steve Cerrato was hit five hits. He walked two and fanned a tremendous thrill for me. It had to Pittsburgh snapped San Francisco’s Wednesday's Games - Landres cf 4 0 0 0 ReJeksn rf 3 113 Bell. Tex 64 266 46 a 3« pair of blows for DiRosa’s. Connors’ comeback vic- started to play better be Johnny’s night.” While Bench was stealing the seven-game winning streak. John (All Times EDT) RJcksn lb 4 2 2 0 NettlesSb 4 0 10 Cooper, Mil 77 315 « 1» 337 MacDonalds each by a pitch, John Giordano reached on four. Janney, who allowed four hits, Kanus City (Leonard 8-7) at Boston Moralsdh tory highlighted a day in toward the end of the se- Bench, who was given a 90-second show, George Foster snapped a 4-4 Candelaria, 6-8, went eight innings 4 0 2 0 Werth dh 4 0 0 0 (^rew.Cal 79 306 40 99 S6 homered. a swinging bunt and Matt Janney absorbed the loss. He walked three Whalers move iEckersley6-7),7:30p.m. Edwards If 3 0 2 1 Jones cf 4 0 10 Wilson. KC S 379 £ 122 322 INDY FARM TOURNEY which eight seeded players cond set," bounced a chopper just over the out- standing ovation by the Riverfront tie with a three-run homer that and Kent Tekulve e a m ^ his 12th MinnesoU (Jackson7-4) at New York c:ubbag lb 0 0 0 1 Cerooe c 3 000 Bumbry. Balt S 321 60 103 321 Five runs in the seventh advanced to the second Second-seeded Harold and fannecHwn^ach hit one batter. (Underwood74).Bp.m. Macknnu 4 1 1 0 D r a l u 3010 OrU.Ow 73 271 a 87 321 The Lawyers captured Stadium crowd of 21,589, has preceded Bench’s 15th homer of the save. Bob Knepper, 8-10, suffered the Baltimore (Stone 134) al Milwaukee Bulerac 3 0 11 Gamble ph CT. EXPRESS training camp 1 000 Oglivie.Mil 79 288 56 S 319 inning lifted Westown the Farm Little League round. Solomon advanced via a 8 amassed a career total of 347 home year, Ken Griffey collected four hits loss. (Caldwell 84). 8 30 p m Sofield pr 0 1 00 Wathan.KC 70 2S0 27 S 317 Connecticut Express Two others — clay court Chicago (Dotson 7-41 at Teias i Matlack Wynegar c 1000 Trammell, Del 77 64 92 .315 Pharmacy past Hartford Tournament crown with a 2, 84, victory over Eric runs — 33 came when he was playing and knocked in three runs and Paul Cardinals 5, Padres 3 54).8:£p.m. Wilfong2b Sill swept a twinbill from HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart- Fisk. Bos 2K 77 71 314 Road Dairy Queen, 8-7, at 10-9 win over 7-Eleven last specialists ninth-seeded Fromm and third-seeded ford Whalers will move their training Moskau improved his record to 7-2 Ted Simmons smacked a two-run GeveUnd (GarUnd 3-2) St CalifomU ToUls £ 5 12 5 ToUls 34 4 94 Home Runs Plainville Trust. 15-2 and h^nuel Orantes and 11th- Gene Mayer rolled by Fer- (Knapp 2d). 10:30 p.m. MinnesoU 011000210-5 National League—Schmidt. Phil22. Robertson Park. Mike night-at Waddell Field. U.S. flag to fly with a complete-game victory. double in the first inning and pitcher Detroit (Wilcox 8d) at Oakland New York 300 000 100-4 10-4, last night in Plain- camp for 1980 to Binghamton, N.Y., Baker, LA and Hendrick. St.L 19. nando Maynetto 6-0, 81. (Keou^ 99).10:30pm Masse, Bill McCann and Nick Vesho scored the seeded Corrado Barazzutti Montreal’s Ellis Valentine drove in Bob Forsch singled home the winning E>-PiniclU. Re. Jackson. DP-Min- Garvey, LA 18: (^rk . SF 17. ville.' The triumphs ups home of their new minor league af- National stars Toronto (Stieb 8d) at Seattle (Abbott 7- neasoU I. New York!. LOB-MinnesoU American League — Oglivie. MU 23. Bob Quaglia each had two winning run in the bottom — were eliminated on their Defending champion and filiate, team officials announced four runs with a pair of homers and I'un in the seventh to boost St. Louis. 4). 10:£ p.m. 5. New York 8 2B-Mackanin. Ro Jackson. „ NY 22. Thomas, Mil and hits for Westown. Dave Express’ mark to 22-10 for favorite surface. fifth-seeded Jose Higueras Andre Dawson cracked a homer and Thursday's Games Jacksoo.Walson HR-Re. Jackson (23). Armas. Oak 18; Nettles. NY and of the seventh for the at Moscow Games Tuesday. Baltimore at Milwaukee Wilfong (5). Randolph (5). S-Wilfoog, Mayberry Tor 15 Brannick had three blows the season. "I had trouble with my topped Geoff Masters 81, knocked in the Expos’ other three Detroit at Oakland Cubbage, Cerooe. Runs Batted In Express in the opener Lawyers. Paul Seaton. Jeff Managing General Partner play Thursday MinnesoU at New York, night and Ray Camposeo two for visa (in Paris) and arrived 82 and seventh-seeded Vic- ‘My understanding is that the runs. Thomas joins ABC IP H RERBBSO National League — Garvey, LA 70. scored six times in the se- Moran and Rich Mitchell MOSCOW (UPI) — American Howard Baldwin said by moving the Chicago at Texas, night MinnesoU Hendrick, St.L 68. Schmidt, Phil 61. DQ. late,” said Freyss. The tor Peed ousted Alvar^ situation has been accepted,” Mrs. In other games, Houston trimmed NEW YORK (UPI) - Kurt Cleveland at California, night Koosman (W8-8) 8 8 Knight. Cin and Baker, LA 56 cond inning, three in the were each 3-for-4 for the athletes may not be in Moscow to training camp out of the Hartford Toronto at Seattle, night 1 1 Frenchman arrived at the Betancur 83, 6-2. Manchester National League Little Thomas, America’s top male gym- Corbett (S10) American League — Perez. Boa 87. newly crowned champs. compete for medals, but the Stars Berlioux said. area, “we are honoring our commit- Philadelphia 3-2, New York blasted New York Oglivie. MU and Oliver. Tex64. Hebner. third, fourth and fifth Longwood Cricket Club and League All-Star squad begins NEW YORK ATLANTA 713 12 W OMEN’S REC Timmy Stahl was 3-for-4, No 12 seed Vijav and Stripes will still flutter over the “That's dead wrong,” a U.S. em- ment that we will do everything in Atlanta 9-2, Los Angeles beat nast and the Sullivan Award winner ab r h b) ab r h bi Guidry (LKM) Del and Jackson, NY 61 frames. Sharyn Young had District Eight play Thursday night Gosuge 2-3 0 Stolen Bases Erupting for 10 runs in Ray James 2-for-2, Allen had only a half hour of Amritraj outlasted Ja\ Lenin Stadium and “ The Star- bassy official said. Chicago 6-2, Pittsburgh defeated San as the outstanding U.S. amateur Mazzilli cl 4 1 1 2 Hubbrd2b 402 1 Davis 1 0 three hits and Liette our power to work hand in hand with against the Rockville All-Stars at Taverasis 2 10 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 National League — LeFlore. Mil and the top of the seventh to practice before facing the Upidus, 6-7, 6-4. 82; 14th Francisco 5-2 and St. Louis got past athlete of 1979|.has reached agree- Koosman pitched to 1 batter in 9th Moreno. Pitt 49; Collins. Cm 46. Scott. Lague, Linda Galati, Gail Aceto ripped two doubles Spangled Banner" will still boom out ■ “Our position has been made clear our new American Hockey League Almonu 3000 Chmblslb 30 1 0 T-2 20 A-30.747. top-seeded Connors. seeded Kim Warwick Rockville’s Henry Park at 6 o’clock. San Diego 5-3. Wshngtn rf 3 2 11 Matthws rf 4 1 1 1 Mtl 31. Law. LA and Richards.__ SD 9. snap a tie, B&J Auto and Eddie Dettore fanned at the close of the Moscow Olympics and we trust that it will be ment with ABC Sports on a multiyear American League - Henderson, Oak D p n a ir ffnf h v th e Fllfi! 22- defeated Pascal Portes82, franchise and the people of Bingham- John Tinnirella of Nichols Tire is Steams c 4121 HomerSb 4 0 0 0 42;; WiUon. KC4D;KC40: Dilone, Gev29.O eva. Cruz,Cruj, “ e p a ir gOl o y me U.UIS, a nine for 7-Eleven. ”I played OK, but if I according to the plans of the Inter- respected.” ton,” Astros 3, Phillies 2 contract, it was announced Tuesday Jorgntnlb 4 111 Burrghs If 40 00 manager and Frank Pardi of Carter 3 1 2 0 Sea 24; Wills. Tex 23 12, a t Cheney. S herry were in better shape, I 3-6, 6-2 and 15th-seeded national Olympic Committee. Asked what the United States could Craig Reynolds’ bunt single down by the network. Hendrsn If 4 2 2 4 N ah^y c Pitching Tuesday 's Transactions The National Hockey League Chevrolet and Buddy Feshler of MaddoxSb 3 0 0 0 Gomez ss 2 000 Miller had four hits. Sue could have done better.” Marty Riessen topped IOC director Monique Berlioux told do to stop the flag being flown, U.S. Flynn 2b 4 110 Pocorb ph 1000 Victories By United Press International Whalers bought the Binghamton Moriarty Bros, are coaches for the Zachry p 4 0 0 0 Blanks ss 0000 CHICAGO TEXAS National League—CarKon. Phil 14-4. Ladyga, Millie Valentine, said Freyss. “I am very Francisco Gonzalez 7-6, 6- reporters Tuesday that despite two embassy officials said, “We don’t ab r h bi ab r h bi Bibby. Pitt 111. Reuss. LA 10-2. Basketball Broome Dusters in April, National League squad. Alexandr p 1000 4010 Rose Lovett and Nancy tired.” 4 written protests from the American want to comnjent on what action the Lum ph 1000 Molinardh 1 1 1 Rivers cf Richard. Hou 10-4. Pastore. Cin 106. San Antonio — Signed second-round "We’ve trained in the Hartford The starting lineup will be chosen Hanna p 0 000 Morrisn2b 502 0 WUls2b 3 0 10 Rogers. Mtl 106. Niekro, Hou 10-7 Gutreich three apiece and draft choice Michael Wiley of Long In uniform government, "The United States flag U.S. might take if the flag were arqa ever since the Whalers moved Mets at .500 level Aulstnph 1000 Johnson lb 4 0 0 0 Oliver U } 2 American League r- Stone. Bait and Beach State from: David Kelly and Scott Hrabsky p 0000 Squires lb 1 000 BBcllSb John. NY 136; Gura. KC 11-4; Norris. Lany Dunbar and Joan Football BALTIMORE (UPI) - will be raised at the end of the flown." Nordhgn If 4 0 0 0 ZUk ri A®. « 116. Morris. Del 11-7. New England — Signed running back from Boston,” said Whalers coach ToUU £ 9 8 9 ToUb ' 32 2 6 2 Lemon 0 tx) 01 Oio lb dh Lindsay two each for B&J. closing ceremony as part of the In Washington, the White House Lawrence of Nichols; Henry 7-5, on an RBI single by Mike NewYorfc 4»0Dia0>-9 ft Earned Run Average Vagas Ferguson of Notre Dame, one of Ekidie Murray, the injured Don Blackburn, “and I felt it was ATLANTA (UPI) - The New York Baines rf 4110 Sample pr 2 2 9 0 (based on S Innings) Ladyga and Dunbar each two first-round draft choices protocol for the next Games.” issued a statement through Pawlowski, Tom Colletti and Mark Jorgensen and a three-run homer by AtUnU 000000110-2 KBellSb 4 00 0 Putnam lb first baseman of the time for a change.” Mets, sparked by Steve Henderson’s E^Hubbard. DP-New York 1. AtUnU 3 0 10 National League — Reuss, LA 1 83. slammed a two-run homer. New York Jets - Git rookie free In the midst of the controversy, the spokesman Ray Jenkins; Giggie of the Medics; Keith Ferry, Henderson. New York went ahead 6-0 Seilbemrc 4010Sundbrgc 3 0 00 Richard. Hou L89. Carlton. Phil 210, agents linebacker John Fedorchak of Baltimore Orioles, will be Training camp will open Sept. 16 at two home runs and four RBI, finally 1. LOD-New York 2. AtlanU 4. 2B- Cruz ss 3 0 11 Harrlsn ss 2000 Sutton. U223. Palmer. MU232 Carol Wengertsman had Rutgers and defensive end Ray Michanc- Mike Sweeney, Jim MacGillvary, in the second on consecutive Washington, Steams. Nahorodny HR— Roberts ss 10 10 American Leagw — Gura, KC 2ZZ. back in uniform Friday but IOC was scheduled to elect a new "Through appropriate diplomatic Chenango Ice Rink and the Whalers reached the .500 plateau with a 9-2 HendersonZ (4). Matthews (10). Mazzilli zyk of New Haven, signed rookie (ree Chris Ogden and Todd Lindsay of ToUls £ 2 7 2 ToUb 30 I 7 1 Norris, Oak2.53;^ms. Chi 2 78. John. three hits, Doreen ageni safeties Frank Nigro of Boston won’t play until he and president Wednesday to succeed 65- channels, Ave have made clear to the will play a preseason game against rout of the Atlanta Braves Tuesday run-scoring doubles by Claudell (10). SB-Washington. Chicago 010010000-2 NY2.87. Travers. MU283 Carter’s; Brian Feshler and Dan IP H RERBBSO Downham two including a Universiry and Mike Palmer of Norwich GM year-old Irish peer Lord Killanin, International Olympic Committee night. Washington and John Steams. Texas 000100000- 1 Strikeouts College Manager Earl Weaver the New York Rangers in Bingham- New York' ^H arrebon2. DP-ChicaBo2. LOB— National League— Carlton. Phil 156 homer and Simone who has occupied the hottest seat in our strong objection to the use of the Soucier of Moriarty’s; and Doug But Mets’ hurler Pat Zachry, who Henderson belted his second homer Zachry (W4d) 9 6 2 2 1 8 Louisville — Signed basketball coach agree he is ready to appear ton on Sept. 29. AtlanU Chicago 10. Texas 4. 2B—Wilb.. Guz, Richard. Hou 119. Ryan, Hou 101 Calhoun, Marty Gordon Denny Crum to a 6-year contract world sports since Arab guerrillas American flag at any time, in any Stoker ,and Dale Christensen of Auto of the game in the sixth and Lee Maz- Alexander (L 7-6) 6 7 7 2 Bell. Seilheimer. HR-MoUnaro (4). SB- Niekro. AtllOO; Blyleven, Pitt98 Santa Clara - Named Jerry McClain in the starting lineup, team The NHL season begins Oct, 9. allowed only six hits, said it was no Molinaro. S-Wllb. Gnu. SF^— Ame r i c a n League — Guidry. NY and Hanna 0 0 0 0 eague — Guidry. IN and Roberta Hublard two new baseball coach officials said. massacred 11 Israeli athletes at the manner, at the Moscow Games. This Trim i t Paint. big deal. zilli capped the scoring with his 10th IP H RERBBSO Norris.Oak99. Haas, M1187; Bannister. Hockey AUTO Hrabosky 2 2 2 0 Chicago Sea 86; Keough, Oak 66 apiece for Elks. Pittsburgh — Named Eddie Johnston Murray suffered a frac- 1972 Munich Olympics. objection was repeated a r recently “To you guys," Zachry told homer, a two-run shot, in the ninth. HBP^y Alexander (Mazzilli i T—2:U Bums (W10-7) 9-71102 A-218D8. Saves head coach ture above the right eye Killanin. who had been pressed to as today (Tuesday)." reporters after the game, “I guess it As he crossed the plate, a shouting Texas National League — Sutter. Chi 20. Soccer remain through 1981, declared his in- "Such use of our flag is contrary to match erupted between Mazzilli and PHILADELPHIA HOUSTON Jenkins (L7-8) 8 7 2 2 1 13 Alien, NY 15. Hume. Cin 13. Tekulve. NIKE . Washington i NASL) — Acquired Argen- and a swollen retina when was a pretty big deal. We thought ab r h bl ab r h bi Kern 1 0 0 0 1 0 Pitt 11; Sambito. Hou. Fryman. Mtl and tinean forward Luna. REPAI RS Nels Johnson Insurance tention to step down after these the express wishes of the American Braves’ reliever Al Hrabosky. Roselb 32 10 Landstylb 4 110 Jenkins pitched to 1 batter in9th Fingers. SD tO I . Women's Basketball League he was hit Sunday by a bad- Remy out for year we’d be there all along.” Triilo 2b 40 10 Puhlrf 4 1 2 0 HBP^y Jenkins (Molinaro) WP* American LeMue — Farmer. Chi 18. Agency took a 7-0 forfeit government, the Congress and the Mazzilli said he was angry about a Tampa Bay — Named Steve Brown hop grounder off the bat of "Horn* ot Ur. Goodwrtneh" Games and the political furor which Zachry, 4-5, struck out eight and Mc^derf 40 11 Walling lb 302 1 Jenkins T-2:2Z, A-13.777. (Quisenberry. KC17. Burgmeier. Bos 15. win over Moriarty Bros. general manager has surrounded the Moscow Olym- American people.” BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Red Sox, walked one in pitching his fourth pitch Hrabosky threw to Zachry just Unser If 40 11 CruzU 300 1 Gossage, NY 14. Lopez. Del U Kansas City third baseman of whom had complete recovery Maddox cf 4010 Cedenocf 3000 pics is thought to be a major factor in Caught in the middle, the Russians second baseman Jerry Remy will complete game. before Mazzilli came to bat. Boonec 3 0 0 0 Howe Sb 4 0 0 0 George Brett. • Complete Mechanical Service his decision. say they are obliged to follow the miss the rest of the season and un- following surgery. The Mets, who failed on numerous “After the home run,” Mazzilli Bowa ss 3 0 10 Ashby c 4010 Jai Alai Results General Manager Hank JVkvchSb 3 0 0 0 Leonrd pr 0 100 Jai Alai Entries • Collision Repair There are five candidates for the Olympic Charter or a direct ruling dergo surgery for a torn left knee Pappas said he did not believe attempts in recent weeks to even said following the game, “I said (to Ruthven p 3 0 10 Reynlds ss 4 0 2 1 Peters said Tuesday that Remy’s present injury was related to Rvan p 2000 Fnt Smatk: Dr. Herman Goldberg, succession: Juan Antonio Samaranch from the IOC. cartilage in the near future, the team their record, jumped to a 4-0 lead in Hrabosky), ’How do you like that. 1000 3 f i M a IlMCa 14.W 1.40 3M 5 Vtaaa |1 H 840 420 • Auto Painting the 1979 injury. Morgan 2b WEDNESDAY of Spain. Willi Daume of West Ger- And, according to sources close to said Tuesday. the first inning off Doyle Alexander. Don’t b^ throwing at my pitchers.’” Sambito p 0000 S t ot « l a r t w t a 1.00 14# 7 Ckaraia 5.00 140 club ophthalmologist, and many, New Zealander Lance Cross, the IOC, it is unlikely that there will “It has been loosening up all year ToUb 31 2 7 2 ToUb 32 3 8 3 2 C*nm lUai 2.80 4 km 400 Dr. Roger Michaels, head • Low Cost Service Rentals Remy, who has played in 63 of the None out when winning run scored ttaMta 3-5 SS3.M Ma 5-7 54140 be any change to the Olympic and all the problems this year are • g»a PhUadetphU 100001QOO-2 I f m U of retinal surgery at Johns '• Factory Trained Technicians Marc Hodler of Switzerland and team’s 73 games this year, sustained Houston 000100011-3 4 Pwticta 3-S S23II8 NHk U 5-7 $214.00 Canadian James Worrall, Charter as far as the closing the injury last Thursday in E>-Boone, Howe. J.Vukovich, Ruthven. LLsenet Tritata 3-S-2 $I.I21M Tnlecta 5-74 $1,75540 Hopkins Hospital, found no • Charge With Master Charge The Olympic .Charter, a slim ceremony is concerned. Milwaukee. He was flown to Boston Mets receive fines DP-Houston 3 LOB-Philadelidiia 3. ikSM Umt taMk damage to the retina when HoustonS 3B-Walling. SB-Publ. SF— S Caai Maatia 1 14.88 lO.M 440 5 Useta Ikna 1100 1140 810 • 24 Hour Wrecker Service pamphlet which governs all Olympic “Yes, we have the intention of and an arthroscopic examination per- Remy had injured the knee twice in ATLANTA (UPI) — John Steams Cruz. SranA 3 fiaviMH 8artww 7J0 L20 1 km Urn* 1 1840 ill they examined it at Sinai May, but both times returned to the confirm the leveling of the fines, IP H RERBBSO 2M|itara 4.00 4 Ckaraia Im/A 118 Hospital. affairs, stipulates that the Olympic raising the flag, but the United States formed Tuesday revealed a fresh and Mike Jorgensen of the New York Philadelphia Tel. 646-6464 lineup. Pappas said the one en- Stearns acknowledged that the m S a 3-S UIJ8 M a 54 $4520 closing ceremony will end with the made two requests that we should not tear in the back part of the outer Mets were fined |500 and $200, Ruthven i L86I 8 8 3 1 2 2 3 CwwttAbMb iOapaOUiiU lh»hH Pwltcla 5-3 SItSJI Pwtata 54 5432J0 couragiifg sign was that there was no league fined him the maximum Houston 5 GMt6e:a ifadAMvU hoisting of the national flag and the raise the flag,” Organizing Com- knee cartilage. Ryan 8 6 2 1 1 2 IkweWct TriitcU 5-3-2 52M.U Trite 5-44 $458.70 respectively, by National League allowable fine under the players’ 7 r«tt»4sa I tiwUsci 1.6rtea MZaUica I n*t Mk- playing of the national anthem of the mittee President Ignaty Novikov told Officially, Remy was placed on the ligament damage. Sambito (W 4-1 1 1 0 0 0 0 $4*8 Mb llWM President Chub Feeney Tuesday for Basic Agreement with the owners. RuUilen pilitrbed to 2 batters InOlh SMi ktMS-Arcarue I 7 Fwsla mumt 12JI1m 720 3 kiM ki|a 43k 19.28 7.40 121 country selected to host the next a news conference. 60Klay disabled list. No'replacement WP-Rulhiiv«n. Balk—Ruthven. T—2:08. 5 Dmbt Caya 7.M 720 Ikmlarn 941 320 fighting in a July 4 game with the “It’s ridiculous,” said Steams. “I A-MJ23. Olympics. “It is not our decision. I do not has been named yet. Crum to stay tPaOiOhnets 3 I v p * ^ a 420 4 Charato CaraMii 440 Montreal Expos. expected some kind of fine but SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH t.Ka-Zba (taMlal-? $82.88 teMia 2-3 $3848 Since Los Angeles is scheduled to khow how the IOC will resolve this “This takes a lot off my mind,” IChnUiaadi RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - Denny After Montreal pitcher Bill nothing like this*. The whole thing is a ab r h bi ab r h bi Pw4wta7-I $3St58 PartaU 3-2 $9111 organize the 1984 Games, millions of question.” said Remy. “Now I know what the in- PcUinl3b 4000 Ucycf 410 1 ktawM Miici l i IrkN MArcarait I TrlAat 34-7 IS7I.7I Tnlecta 3-24 $913.50 Crum, coach of the NCAA basketball Gullickson yielded a triple to Usi i >i i Mi i i A» l.lrtaae*i|t viewers the world over will see the jury is. I’ve worked my way back joke. Jorgy gets thrown at and he’s Evans lb 3 00 0 Moreno cf Fiw 8e Tate champion Louisville Cardinals, says Claudell Washington and a homer to fined $200 and he’s completely in-^ CUrkrf 4 1 2 0 F o llu 4010 » “• SMs F«tU-U«Mt 4ISMJ 2I.M tit 100 1 kau 1810 4.N American flag hoisted alongside the Multi-year pact before and I can do it again.” Herndon cf 4 0 3 0 Parker rf 3122 fmik 1 t a M w * he has signed a new, six-year con- Joel Youngblood, he just missed nocent.” Stcnnett2b 402 1 BRbosnlb ImM lUti 5.21 240 540 Soviet Union's own red banner Remy was batting .313 and was .4. 2 I t ^ 248 5 Canry 110 DENVER (U l^) — Veteran tract with a five-year option to re- Jo rg e n se n /w ith an 0-2 pitch. Jorgensen, who played for Texa's UklaitTM 4020 Easlerlf 2000 * 2. Ouraa bearing the hammer and sickle, and enjoying perhaps his finest season in main at the school. Sadakc 2110G am ertt 3110 urn 4 i s Mia 14 U1.N kmSt 14 14921 forward Glen Gopdrezick signed a Jdl'^ns^ pointed his bat at last season, was beaned by Andy May ph 100 0 Nlcoaia c 1000 S.Jm Pwfadi 4-1 $7LN Pwtacta 14 $19241 will hear the U.S. national anthem, VanaUeU 4001 Berralb ifccaraif I multi-year contract with the Denver his ^year career. He missed virtual- Crum, speaking at the 34th annual Gullickson and took a few steps SOOP rpada IQUmI IrHacta 4-1-2 U13il Trteta 145 $54129 Hassler and developed a blood clot KiMpperp 3000 Candclarp 2010 RRk « Ekvate i8a when the Moscow Olympics officially ly all of the second half of last season Virginia High School Coaches SaogUn ph 01 0 0 Nuggets, club president Carl Scheer toward the mound. ^ th|it yearly proved fatal. Ifia m la v i liW Uf 840 3 IiMk* k9» 1840810 4.48 close on Aug. 3. when he injured the same knee on Association-Virginia High School * Tekulvap 0000 Filtk: Umek announced Tuesday. Steams then charged and grabbed “When I got«HD after>ing knocked ToUU 9I2WITOUU 9 565 , 4 lag* J n n 928 140 7 Chiraia fiariMii* 928 IN “The ceremony is the property of Scheer, who refused to disclose July 1, 1979, in New York. Over the League clinic, said he signed the con- Gullickson after Jorgensen was SanPranciico -110000000-2 * tlM-Zari l.M a4lni 2. i Mi Ma a a t t 3 luBi IMps 5iM tkm tU m st 8N down,'all I did Wee-pBlnt my bat at 4.Mb6Urt(a the IOC and not of any city or coun- winter, he underwent an extensive tract in Louisville Monday. PitUburgh *»flD008x-5 ? }.«rt«»4lniaa 4. kw- kr ear ani Mli44$SIN tete 3-7 $3840 terms of the contract, said Gon- restrained by Expo catcher John Gullickson and take one or two steps E—Evans, LeMaster. DP-San Francia- * ierkNMifs tUiMii UaOi Pwlecte M $145i# Pwlecta 3-7 $12920 try, " Mrs. Berlioux said. drezick was considered a part of the exercise rehabilitation program. He did not disclose his salary. Tamargo. Both benches emptied. CO.. 1, . Pittsburgh!. itUburfibl. LOB-SanFraociaco ~ r UaataCaaMai iChanlahdiical Tritwta 84-3 $581.71 TrilKta 3-74 $447.10 toward the mound,” JOrgensen said 8, rTlB-Hamdoo, SUt USy6«1vM 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER She said she had received two club’s rebuilding process and future. Team physician Dr?Arthur Pappas Crum’s nine-year record at Gullickson was not warned by the PitUburgh Parker. SB $4*1 hwy-taa iMc TsiMk: “ I wasn’t going out there. All I yelled idak RR-B. Robtaaon “ (9). S-< talc 5 Riasda hga 11.88 %M 529 5 l a toaM i* 1140 720 8M letters from the U.S. government said the injury is similar to ones suf- Louisville is 219-55, including two NlcooU. Im HOc "His attitude towards the game is umpire during the game or fin^ by at him W8S that he better not throw IP H RERBBSO 1 km latww 9.M 441 Ikwfiaray ill 8N fered by former Red Sox infielders MrkaaMn*a which she had replied to and that the incredible, and it becomes infec- consecutive Metro Conference the league. at me again.” San Franciaco l.Ua^aUaMt 48rtaaslaial 4.M 1 kUm laaMt 4.N correspondence then stopped. Jack Brohamer and Stan Papi. both regular season championships. K n e i^ (L8-10) 8 6 5 3 2 1 l(tar*e*i|a ihwMlwM Ml 1-5 $31M Ma 3-S $27.00 tious," Scheer said. Although an NL spokesman did not PitUburgh 5. Ir i u ta u a s a i iMM»-2*acal Mwto 5-1 $11U8 ParfacU5-3 $8871 Htfd Area • Rl 91 North lo M A P»he CandelarUiWM) 8 9 2 2 1 5 Uuikii fap W M I to E iil 2 lo R l 7 lo Greet T-BaJtaanMl Irifada 5-14 $34iM Trilacta 5-3-1 $17878 Sarrington Tekulve (8 Q) 1 1 0 0 0 0 2Uak»4kna T-I :M. A-17,114. r L4S7 I »213.841 E V E N IN G H E R A U J . Wed., July 16, 1980 - 1 1 Ut - EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16, 1980 Airline offers wide variety of special meals for travelers TV Tonight- PcQion______If your airline meal con- It also has a variety of meal has a curry base. But cluding hamburgers, beef sists of consomme, cottage "health’’ diets: Bland, a passenger who requests a frankfurters, and peanut 6:00 butter and jelly conventionTheexacIslartinglime 10:00 ( 2 9 9 9 Tha Tonight Show 'Bast cheese, asparagus in oil, cholesterol, diabetic, fat vegetarian meal on a flight J' iZ ^ N«w« Of Carson' Quests: Andy Williams, and lenqih ol convention coverage GD Newark And Reality free, gastrecotoniy, hi sandwiches, served with ^ Brady Bunch (S) PKA Full Contact Karate Buck Honry, F Lee Bailey. (Due to lettuce and tomato, pineap- from New York to IS subject to change. ice cream and milkshakes. X Jokar’tWIld Middleweight Contenders Bout convention coverage, the starting IVew textbooks approved ple chunks and non-fat caloric, hi vitamin, low Caracas, for example, 24 Zf' MacNelFLehrer Report JV' Pro Calabrily Golf Crenshaw ® ConnecUcut Prime Time lime of The Tonight Showla subject caloric, low residue, low would get an American- Special events also can and Connery vs Trevino and ^ Odd Couple milk, it’s certain to be just 8:00 iS) Evening At Pope Jazz pianist to change. be celebrated in the air Campbell OscarPeleraon joins John Williams 12:00 what you, and your doctor, sodium, non-residue and ul- type vegetarian meal." (1) PM Magazine 20) Room 222 andtheBoatonPops Orchestra. (60 ’The Kosher meals are with birthday and wedding (J' Soccer New York Cosm os vs ^ ( 1 ) 9 Nowe order^. cer. ’The low caloric meal 24 2^ Zoom d ) Movio-(Western) * "Chino" PhiladelphirFury mins.) ’The above menu items contains 1,500 calories, and prepared by Mada’n cakes. 21 Hogan's Heroes < 9 Independent Network News 1973 Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland. for development classes European Soccer Italy vs Axler boasts that virtual- 4$ Streets Of San Francisco 10:30 In 1880, a half-breed is befriended make up a typical lunch the gastrecotomy and ulcer Kosher Foods, except for 6:30 Spam ly any gourmet food is 2 4 12f Great Performances 'Abide ^ News by 15-year-old runaway who helps VERNON — The Board of Educa- For Child Development the book meal for a low cholesterol meals can be ordered in Europe-U.S. flights, which I I Love Lucy □D Meet The Mayors himrunhiaNewMexicohorae ranch. femaleness,” she said. n, I ' Tic Tac Dough With Me' Cathieen Nesbitt is fea- tion, on request of a aire Bellino, diet passenger on a Pan three classifications: are serviced by Borenstein available on Pan Am tured in Julian Mitchell's dramatiza- ® Johnny Mathis In Concert (2hra.) She said she recommended the new "Caring for Children" was adopted. 2 9 ^ ^ NBC News TapedattheRoyalAlbertHallinLon- Light, strict and strictest. Caterers. flights, providing that the tion of the complex relationship ^ European Soccer Italy va director of home economics, has book after reviewing several others. It was published in 1975. Mrs. Bellino American World Airways 2 4 ^ Over Easy Pre-Retirement don. the special concert perfor- Spain ’The health diets were '"rhe .variety is truly passenger gives sufficient Planning Host Hugh Downs between a strict, lonely dowager agreed to buy new textbooks for She said she found that ail of the said it stresses the individuality of flight. Although the andiheyounggirlwhoishiredasher mance stars Johnny Mathis singing dl) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews formulated by a variety of large,” Axler says. “ On a notice so that the items can (Closed Captioned) his sentimental songs and romantic * 12:3 0 Child Development classes I and II. other books she reviewed were un- children while providing background majority of passengers M Bob Newhart Show housekeeper. (90m m s) long flight, say from New be procured and prepared, 24 Movie >(0rama)** "Train Rob- ballads that have moved listeners ^ Moment Of Meditation For class I, Mrs. Bellino suitable until the one she information on the generalities simply order from the renown medical groups, 6:55 for more than two decades. 0 Hogan's Heroes York to Tokyo, passengers and is willing to pay the 49 News bers" 1972 Ann-Margret, John recommended the adoption of the recommended arrived in May. She which are true of children. regular airline menu, such as the American Wayne Duke'Wayneisathisguna- Presentel ( 9 Honeymoonere 7:00 Movie -(Suspense) ** "Far- book, "See How They Grow.” It is about 100,000 others ask for Heart Association and the would have lunch, a snack, often extraordinary costs linging best in this Texas epic of 9 ABC Newt Nightline said, "While it’s not perfect, it is the In this class 25 students are } CBS News gewellMyLovely" RobertMitchum. for dining on quail’s tonque greed, pursuit and justice. The 12:35 concerned on concepts in child special meals each year. American Diabetic and dinner, which means J All In The Family Charlotte Rampling. A private de- Ci:) s ix Million Dollar Men best available and w ill require enrolled in one semester but Mrs. source ol all the fuss? Gold. Don't and other delicacies. 0 49 ABC News tective. Philip Marlowe, is hired to development and parenting and was "Pan Am has a long Association, in consulta- that there would be three miss the surprise ending. (PQ) (2 12:50 minimal supplementation as it Bellino said past practice indicates r Face The Music help the police There have been 9 Movie -(Title Unannounced) tion with.Dr. Joseph G. different Kosher food ser- What type of passenger hrs) - published this year. covers the majority of curricular that some other students will elect history of providing special NFL Arm Wrestling seven unsolved murders and the 8:30 1:00 In recommending its adoption, Constantino, Pan Am’s vices in First Class, as well asks for haunch of venison 1C Festival Of Faith police need a fallguy Marlowe tries areas in Child Development I. the course when school starts so she food requirements for its RoughnecksPartMModernday 0 M^-12 29 29 1980 Republican National to solve the murders in this classic. Mrs. Bellino said a new book was corporate medical direc- as three com pletely at 35,000 feet, for example? Texas drillers find an untapped ( 9 82) 9 Tomorrow Host: Tom She said the book is quite current suggested that 30 copies be ordered. passengers," says Bruce ConventlonTheexact starting time (2 hrs.) Snyder. Quest. Liberace. (Repeat; needed for several reasons, not the tor. different Kosher meals in “ Royalty," says Axler. and length of convention coverage source of oil but have to contend and doesn’t neglect specific topics The cost of this book is $9.90 and Axler, director food and with irate cattle ranchersandindus- 11:00 60 mins.) (Due to convention cover- least of which i^the fact that the Axler says the two Economy. Pan Am also has issubiecttochange ^ M.A.S.H. age,IheatartingtimeofTomorrowia such as birth defects, exceptional teacher’s guide is $6.42. ’The total beverage planning 22 News trial saboteurs before they can gel book the class has been using was biggest requests for special Kosher meals for toil Stars Cathy Lee Crosby. Ste- d ) Ironside subject to change.) children and psychology of develop- cost, including shipping charges, is procedures. “ Years ago, 24 2 f Dick Cavett Show ® Have Gun WiU Travel (9Movle-(Drama)*** "MeetJohn Passover,” he says. U M.A.S.H. phen McHattie published 10 years ago, and accor- ment. Its primary focus is on the $312. passengers requested these special meals are for ^ Movie -(Drama) **4 N*WI boa" 1941 Gary Cooper, Barbara vegetarian or Kosher Axler notes that nothing 7:30 ABC Captioned News Stanwyck. A naive man is hired to ding to Mrs. Bellion, "is quite out of chronological development of the Mrs. Bellino said since enrollment special meals for a .9 Campaign'60:Republlca^Na• "Lifeguard" 1976 Sam Elliott, cooking. Anne Archer Thirty year old » 1 1 : 3 0 spearhead a nationalgoodwitidrive date.” child, sexist and racial attitudes have religious or diet about a special diet meal is tlonalConventlonTheelactstart• in child development exceeded Dgly Delicacy lifeguard thinks the time may have ® Kojak benetitling a corrupt politician. (2 She said the current book required "We have two basic like ly to make the mg time and length of convention ® SportaCenter hrs., 30 mins.) been effectively handled, the case budgetary projections while enroll- reason—but now many coverage is subject to change come lor him to settle down with his substantial supplementation in a vegetarian meals,” Axler passenger feel con- high school sweetheart (PO) (2 ® Movie -(Adventure) **4 1:30 study approach is stimulating and in- ment in several other courses passengers order them The bald-headed ibis is a C 49 T h e '80 Vote: Republican "Killer Fish" 1979 Lee Majors. hrs.) d ) Rat Patrol large number of curricular areas. teresting to students. simply because they like says. "On flights to and spicuous. "An Economy particularly homely water- National Convention The exact Karen Black . Brazilian burglary ring 2:00 declined, it will be possible to obtain ' 9:00 She said it was obtained in 1970-71 for class passenger may get fowl. Yet it was one of the starting time and length ol conven- nabs a cache ol emeralds and d ) Gong Show Mrs. Bellino said 147 students have these books by transferring some them." from India the vegetarian tion coverage i$ subject to Divine Madness use in Home and Family Living exactly the same meal as first birds of Europe to be 9:30 stashes it in a lake. One double- d ) Joe Franklin Show registered for this course and funds from teaching supplies to text- If a passenger notifies a meal has a curry base. But change crossing crook stocks the lake with (11) PKA Full Contact Karala his seatmate, with the protected, mainly b^ause its .9 Dating Game 2.4 Divine Madness This film is which had a child development seg- recommeded buying 150 books at a books without harming the program. reservations office at least a passenger who requests about a theater-dance camp in piranhas who make bloodthirsty Middleweight Contenders Bout exception of fresh fruit for young were regarded as deli- .U SportsCenler guards when the thieves try to re- 9 Allas Smith And Jonaa ment of about 12 weeks. "The book is cost of $11.95 each. The total cost, in- 24 hours before flig h t for special meals are for l4 Whodunit? Greatest Unsolved Steamboat Springs. Colorado, Both books will be implemented in cacies that only graced the trieve the treasure. (Rated PG) (2 2:30 sexist in its discussions of male and vegetarian or Kosher dessert.” m eals are exam ples of m ore than 19 different Mysteries founded in i9t3byPortia Mansfield cluding shipping charges, is $1,846. September. departure, it can provide a tables of nobility. The earliest Jerry Martinez, a chef for Pan Am , dis- and Charlotte Perry. hrs ) d)Movla-(Myatary)**H "Naked cooking. Pan Am also provides recorded ban on indiscrimin- Zi 1980 Republican National Edge" 1961 Gary Cooper. Debor- variety of special meals, types of special m eals available for travelers tate hunting of the bald-head- plays two salt-free meals —one chicken, the ah Kerr A long lost blackmail tetter such as Hindu, Infant-Baby “ We have two basic special meals for the with health or religious dietary restrictions. ed ibis was issued in 1504 by delayed in transit m akes the News for Senior Ctii%en$ Food, Kosher, Moslem, vegetarian meals,” Axler world’s sternest food other steak, available from the airlines when recipient a suspect in a murder critics: children. Three Archbishop Leonhead of case (2hrs.. 27 mins ) Oriental, Salt Free, Sea says. "On flights to and Salzburg. ordered 24 hours in advance. The salt-free 3:00 Food and Vegetarian. from India the vegetarian choices are available in- (i)Movle-(Drama)***^ "Detec- Wednesday tive Story" 1953 Kirk Douglas. Eleanor Parker. A tough detective has marital problems with his wife Confidence appreciated (2 h r s ) By WALLY FO RTIN 9 six applying for a job in Boy's get all you can stash away Gibbs, 744; Arvid Peter- Cherry jam: ABC News will provide com- Million Dollar Man prehensive coverage of the 3:30 Hi there! Now I can let Town. for $3, Joe D. will check son, 738; Bob Schabert, REPUBLICAN NATIONAL (0) SportaCenter you in on a little secret. A Also to the present general you out before you tee off 736; Archie Houghtaling, CONVENTION on each of the 9 Hazel 4:00 strange thing happened to manager, Robert Weiss for and hopefully many of you 734. winter treat four days the convention is in 9 Newt session (July 14-17) ABC me about 2 o’clock this his confidence in assigning will join in the meal. During the day we were 9 Movie -(Adventure-Drama) me to work as the Senior News convention coverage will **h "Seferri956 VictorMature, morning. I was awakened The regular golf league told that Dorothy Andrew Fresh sweet cherries jars, leaving V4-inch head preempt ABC-TVs lineup of Janet Leigh. An Africanguide seeks by a voice that said, " I’m Center director. Thanks to has been postponed from is a patient at the have a short season but can space. Seal according to DISCOUNT HEALTH prime time programming from out and destroys a bandolMauMau sorry, Wally, but I have all the seniors who have July 21 to July 28. Manchester Hospital. be enjoyed throughout the manufacturer’s directions. Monday through Thursday of natives who murdered his family. (2 & BEAUTY NEEDS convention week In addition. hrs.) some bad news and a little been helping me these O.K., the action here A reminder that we are year by canning, freezing Place jars on rack in ABC News Nightline.' with 4:30 good news. First the bad years, especially the com- starts back to last Friday now taking articles for our or making them into jams canner. Process 10 minutes anchorman Ted Koppel (pic- 9 22 Alive mittees who helped select afternoon when we were in boiling water bath with 4:55 news, and I’m afraid that big tag sale scheduled in and jellies. tured). will conclude the day's our present new center and boiling water 2 inches coverage with special conven- 9 PTL Club-Talk And Variety this happens to most, of us playing setback and the early September. Drop A special treat to enjoy tion reports after late local 5:00 sooner or later. You are no to the committee combined lucky winners were: things off at our center or with hot biscuits and above jar tops. Cf) Newa news. of both seniors and ex- 5:22 longer 49 and holding. Now Amelia Anastasia, 129; leave your name and phone homemade breads next Remove jars from CHECK LISTINGS rOR EXACT TiUE X Mo via-(Horror-Drama) **4 the good news. You have ballplayers and younger Oscar Cappuccio, 128; number and Russ Nettleton winter is ginger cherry canner. Cool away from "CuraaOfThaUndaad" 1959Eric now reached the magic friends who put together George Taylor, 128; Billy will contact you to pick jam. Put up a few half- drafts. Remove rings from • COMKutM «C Fleming. Michael Pate Avampiric gunman invades the west and death number of 50 and just the successful testimonial, Stone, 124; Gladys Seelert, them up. pints now to enjoy later. sealed jars after 12 hours. 8 widespread as horror stalks the beginning." and to all my friends who 123; V io le t Dion, 123; Also, don’t forget to label This kitchen-tested recipe range (67 m ins) were able to attend the n How about that? Oh, Martha LaBate, 121; Grace and mark your special jam makes about 3 half-pints. ceremonies. Thanks to our well, that and 35 cents will Windsor, 121; Mina to set aside for gift-giving. Canning Northwest Fresh KLEENEX KOTEX present Board of Directors R euther, 120; A rch ie will get me a cup of coffee, Ginger Cherry Jam Sweet Cherries FACIAL TISSUES MAXI PADS so with that in mind the lit- for bestowing the wonder- Houghtaling, 120; George OR 4 cups pitted northwest Select firm ripe TV movies tonight tle voice left and I rolled ful honor upon me by Brooks, 120; Ada Rojas, 200'5 fresh sweet cherries Northwest fresh sweet Ginger cherry jam will be a winter treat to remember. MINI PADS naming the new center 120. 8:00 tective. Philip Marlowe, ie hired to over and back to dream Probate Court ia opw for: In i860, a half-breed is befriended Juice of 1 medium cherries. Wash, remove 12 s 9Movie-{Drama)** "TrainRob- help the police There have been r 3:00 auditorium the Wally For- Then on Monday after- N. by l5-year-old runaway who helps land for for a few more conferences with the Judge bers" 1972 Ann-Margret. John seven unsolved murders and the (L Movie-(Drama)*** 4 "Datac- orange stems and pit of desired. himrunhisNewMexicohorseranch hours. tin Auditorium. Also to my noon it was pinochle time from 6:30 P.M. to I P.M. Wsyt>« 'Duke Wsyneisalhitguns- police need a tall guy . Marlowe tries tlve Story" 1963 Kirk Douglas, 2 tablespoons grated Pack cherries into clean linging best m this Texas epic ol. (2 hra) Eleanor Parker A tough detective Just about two weeks ago working staff and most of and we had 68 players and on Thursday nights. Ap-! to solve the murders in this classic hot canning jars and cover greed pursuit and justice The (2 hrs ) 12:50 has marital problems with hia wife I was one of the lucky peo- all to my Mom, and my two the following winners: pointments sng'gasted.. orange peel source of all the fuss? Gold Don't 9 Movla -(Title Unannounced) (2 hrs ) 2 tablespoons chopped with hot medium syrup 1:00 sisters and brother for Grace Gibbs, 828; Mary Night telepboae nnher:; miss (he surprise ending (PG) (2 0$ Movie -(Adventure) **H 4:00 ple to have a testimonial in 9Movle-(Drama)*** "Meet John crystallized ginger (IW cups sugar to 2 cups hrs) "Killer Fish" 1979 Lee Majors. 9 Movie -(Advanture-Orama) my honor. It was a night their understanding and Thrall, 827; John Klein. 647-3B7. Doe" 1941 Gary Cooper. Barbara 8 30 Karen Black. Brazilianburglary ring **4 "Safari" 1956VictorMature. 3 cups sugar water). Leave W-inch bead Stanwyck. A naive man is hired to that willl remain with me who were satisfied to let 784; Mike DeSimone, 782; WUllsm E. PltaOmM i A> a general rule, you should tip sky caps and porters 25 to 35 cents a bag and hotel O Movie -iOrama) **4 nabs a cache of emeralds and JanetLeigh AnAfricanguideaeeks « space. Seal «^cording to apearheadanational goodwill drive me do my thing. Wow, ain't Martin Bakstan, 779; Olive "Lifeguard" 1976 SamElliolt. stashes it in a lake One doubla- outanddestroysabandofMauMau forever. Since then I have Judge ofJ Pit and coarsely chop bellm en 50 cents a bag. T ip more if y o u r baggage is heavy or cumbersome. r benefitting a corrupt politician. (2 manufacturer’s directions. Anne Archer Thirty year old crosaingcrook stockatheiakewith natives who murdered hia family. (2 that something. And also Houghtaling, 774; John hra., SOmina.) hrs.) had time to think of the cherries. Combine in large ify \nsU IV rw lifeguard thinks the time may have piranhas who make bloodthirsty Place jars on rack in 2:30 many people I owe thanks one more thing and that is Kluck, 774; Clara corne for him to settle down with his guards when the thieves try to re- 5:22 saucepan with orange peel (I)Movl*. Mauds among children of many i PTL Club-Talk And Variety X® OneUfaToUve 5:30 adolescents." SHOUT X Midday 9 Oomata(Exc. Mon.) All In The Family FC^TURE1st AT DUSK nations,” report^ WISK SB 6:00 LovaBoat Christakis suggests that ,9. Captain Kangaroo 9 9 9 Doctors Qllllgan'(i Island X ) Straight Talk Continuing OATES OPEN 7:45 Christakis. ^‘However, by (70« off deal) GALLON X Battle Of Tha Planals _ 2:30 Carol Burnatt And Frianda the offspring of heart- VariousProgrammIng «»*1.56 Various Programming X OlIHgan'a Island Movla (Mon., Wed.) late teen-age and early 20s, attack victims be especial- Limit 2, plaaaa 9 Marcus Walby.M.D. Star Blazers 9^m ata Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews our Spring and Summer SU6AA 11:30 atherosclerosis develops ly careful in their diets. t 8:30 9 9 9 Another World 9 Electric Company X Mary Tylar Moors Show $ Gilllgan's Island ^ 2:58 Lottary Show (Thur.) more rapidly and inten- N^mericans of fathers X Various Programming 9 9 Whaal Of Fortuna (Exc. X® FVI Haws sively in the Western Mon.) JOHN DAN who have had a myocardial KINQSFORD DELTA 9 Bugs Bunny-Porky Pig ^ ^ 3:00 5:35 CLEARANCE world.” COPPERTONE 9 Whaal Of Fortuna X Guiding Light 9 Movla Continues (Thur.) up to 50% SAVINGS BELLSHl AYKROYD infarction have higher SUGAR TWIN Why? (Jiristakis believes blood pressure and serum BRIQUETS JUMBO R l GRANULATED SUGAR HANDLE WITH CARE 40Z a major explanation is bad cholesterol levels com- 5‘ THE iR| TOWELS Spec/a/ FOR ALL FINE SUNTAN LOTION OR off our regular prices diet — too many calories, pared to children whose *3.99 SUBSTITUTE 7.13 OZ Ask Dick Kleiner. BLUES too little fiber and polyun- fathers did not have a heart equal to 5 lbs ol sugar WASHABLES 32 OZ DARK TANNING OIL BOYS • BIRL8 E A ST W IN D SO R saturated fat, too much attack,” he says. " ’This is MAXWELL HOUSE ^ UKAR I>K’K. My cousin and I were both madly in love wRb guin on ‘'Balman.'' You're Ihe greatest. R IP VAN POOHV s BROTHERS saturated fat, cholesterol, an im portant fact t.o REYNOLDS e O 499 Farlcs (.raofjer back in Ihe early ‘50s, when we were in oar Racine, Wis. sugar, salt and alcohol. remember!” COFFEE 199 teens My cousin says he had to get out of show business afte r I like you, too. Van Poohy No, Wayne was never Penguin: He reminds us that these Christakis, who is FOIL getting involved in some sort o f scandal, but I ’m positive I Burgess Meredith was the only Penguin. As to Frye, he died iii INFANTS FEATURE U t AT DUSK beard somewhere that his career was cut short because he OATES OPEN 7:45 dietary factork have been currently directing a cross- 1943, at the age of tt. so it’s hard now to find much about him III. Yf. Im ’ ’ . *2.87 was killed Id an accident. Which of us is right? Ten dollars Is Leslie Halliwell describes him as "an American character linked with such chronic cultural study of car- SahToilnythni Saturday, July 19 'lx It...... ll„ i. F R E S H B L O C K IS L A N D S W O R D F IS H riding on your answer. DF.LIA JKLLI.SON, South Bend, fnd. actor who made a corner in crazed hunchbacks' But he was complaints as coronary diovascular risk factors in At P In a h u n i You both lose, so donate the $10 to South Bend Society For neither crazed nor a hunchback, and played some straight heart disease, hyperten- Greek and U.S. children, is the lYolcclion of Kndangered Butterflies Granger is still CARS". ^ roles in film s such as “The Maltese Falcon" and “Something sion and alcohol liver dis- making a strong plea that MANCHESTER alive, still acting He never got out of show business, but did To Sing About” with James Cagney. Tnat i& A 881 M ain St. __ sp«'nd a decade in Kurope, making films that generally were . - - ease. science and medicine focus Her* at PInahural, 302 Main, wa accfpt Qovt Food Stamps, Town food orders never shown here which is why he was out ol sight Cltflstakis points out that m - wm more attention on the and redeem Cott, Pepsi, Coks, and 7-Up bottlaa and cane. WERESMVETHE^^ teen-agers tend to be nutrition of our youth. ’That Open Daf/y 8 (II 6 DEAR DICK: I im an elderly woman, born in Los Angeles _ D o L U i S E a a : IlftiAR DK.'K; 1 saw Dwight Frye in "Dracula" (1931) and Youth Speciaity Shop obsessed with their bodies. could make an enormous ■f' rankenstein" (I93|). He appeared in other horror flicks, and and I enjoy movies all the lime. Whal sett my day off right It G a " ' Most are worried about I went to the library hoping to find some information on him. "The Big Valley," and my favorite on that show was Richard thop early and,JeUurtfy 6 dayi, Ikuridoyi 'lif 9 p.m. MOrSlUFF. contribution to the health Long. Will yon please tell me whal year it was that he patted being either too fat or too All I ran find is the names of some movies he was In. Cm M ' with ik t help of/Hendly, courteoue lolei ladiet of our nation in the 21st you give me some general inform ation on him? Also, my away? A MOJJIE LOVER, El Monte, Calif. EAST HARTFORD p l e a s e CALLTHEXTRE skinnj/! These concerns century. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Iriend and I were wondering if David Wayne ever played Pen- Long died in 1974. Jjyjgii^treet^ojm towT^lanch^^ p o r s c h e e n t S k often cause young people to 12 - KVENlNli HERALD. Wed., July 16, 1980

lengthiness and are rarely widening project is completed. It renovations to Manchester High being developed at Rotary Field. phone calls to make. They were adjourned before midnight. So will probably take 10-15 minutes to ToujnTolk expecting calls and didn't want the School was not easy. Mayor when a board meeting adjourned at get to Hartford from Vernon. The phone tied up," the mayor said. Stephen Penny concurred. "They 10:25 p.m. recently, Michael Par- Vernon Historical Society bulletin We won't have Dallas Cowboys Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst was wouldn’t pay you $500 a year if the working after hours in her office in sons, board member, said, “Will tells of the schedule for 'the Cheerleaders" —Glastonbury job were easy," Penny said. ‘‘Gasless mass transit” in the Midget Football President Steve the Memorial Building Tuesday Manchester Republican Direc- somebody please call my house and night Why? "Because two of my tors Willian1» Djana commented tell my wife it's me at the door?” ISOd's. It states the stage leaves for Pftnpift/F ood Jacoby explaining to the Town Board of Education meetings in daughters pushed me out of the decisions on how many questions to Hartford at 8:30 a.m. and arrives Council how the league would use Bolton are known for their therie "before noon.” the soocer-football field that is house when 1 said I had a lot of include on the referendum on When Interstate 86 highway Obi t uor i eSi Board reviews Frederick M. Curtis Gloria Wundych \KHNON — Funeral services MANCHESTER - Mrs Gloria condo report were held* this morning from the iPolvebaril Wandych, 54. of 110 Ir- Burke-Fortin Funeral Home. 76 ving St., died this morning at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She By MARY KITZMANN Sierakowski, president of the Prospect St , Rockville, for Concerned Citizens for (Rochester’s Frederick M. Curtis, who died Mon- was the wife of Stanley S. Wandych. Herald Reporter Development. Contrary to the day Mrs. Wandych was born in Queens. Burial was in Old Village iN'.Y. daughter of Severino and Anna MANCHESTER- Amid ac- report’s recommendations. is tKe Summer Cemetery. There were no calling lAlbanesel Polverari, now of cusations the report was "shallow” Sierakowski submitted an advisory M the Board of Directors established a hours Memorial contributions may Manchester ' J referendum question that would limit subcommittee to review proposals of be made to the American Cancer Before Mrs. Wandych retired in expansion of rental units here. 1977, she had been employed by the Mayor’s Committee on Con- "We do not feel that becoming a Society. 237 E Center St., dominium Conversions. Salad Bar Mott's Supermarket on Spencer rental town is in our best interests.” Manchester. Only one director, however, Sierakowski said. Mr. Curtis. 84. ol Enfield, had been Street for more than 10 years. She a resident ol the Vernon-Rockville was a member of St Bridget Church. volunteered for the subcommittee. The advisory question which Republican Gloria Della Fera will area most ol his life before moving Besides her husband and parents Sierakowski wants on the November away 20 years ago after retiring from she is survived by two daughters,. serve as the minority member, but ballot limits the number of rentals' Mrs. Jean Heal and Miss Cynthia Democratic appointsments are pen- here to about 25 percent. Manchester the Mai Tool and Engineering Co. ding. The brightest, freshest new idea for summertime entertaining is a lavish, sumptuous salad bar buffet He is survived by two sons. Wandych, both of Manchester, four has about 32 percent rental units Robert Faucher, chairman of the Irresistible party fare, it’s a visual feast too, brilliant with nature’s own vibrant hues and bursting with sweet Frederick L Curtis of Orlando. Fla . brothers, Robert Polverari of St. now, according to Sierakowski. defunct mayor’s committee, called and succulent natural flavor Pictured here is a breathtaking variety of fruit and vegetable salads. . . a summer and C Thomas Curtis of Enfield; two Petersburg. Fla., Albert Polverari of "Manchester is way above other Ft. Myers, Fla . Ernest Polverari of the subcommittee "a committee to towns in the number of rental units harvest of many of Ihe season’s best buys. Each has its own special signature, either a Kraft favorite dressing daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Barton ol study a study committee.” Ellington and .Mrs Harriet Zashut of Vero Beach, Fla. and Donald here,” he said. "A high percentage of or one that blends a favorite with other ingredients for a subtle change in flavor or contrast in texture. For He said the recommendations of New Port Richey. Fla and Polverari of Brewster. N Y.; and rental units lowers the tax base.” party giving blended dressings, Pastel Fruit Mold and Potato Salad Cups can be prepared a day ahead Ellington, nine grandchildren, and two grandsons. the committee should be familiar to He further criticized the mayor’s Other salad, jggredients can be prepared and chilled early on party day —ready to assemble just before.guests ’ the board, and do not need further five great-grandchildren Funeral services will be Saturday committee report saying the positive arrrive To l«aj;h more about salads —from the simple to the spectacular —send for the new 160-page at 8:15 a m. at the Holmes Funeral review. After months of meetings, aspects of condominium conversion the committee, which was es- cookbook. "Salads —from beginning lo Endive." To order your copy, simply send a check or money order for Mark r. IMourde Home. 400 Main St. with a mass of was "conspicuously absent.” The $2 00 and one back label with UPC symbol from any size Kraft French or Thousand Island dressing as proof Christian burial at St. Bridget tablished simultaneously when the conversions increase the tax base, i;\si II\imORD-Mark of purchase lo: Kraft Salad Book Offer, P O Box 812, Department fP, South Holland, IL 60473 Church at 9 a m Burial will he in St. board imposed a 90-day moratorium Sierakowski said, and also upgrade Plourde. 23. of 180 Walnut St,, died on condominium conversions Tuesdav at his home ol an apparent Bridget Cemetery Friends may call property values, by having owners in- self-inflicted gunshot wound He was at the funeral home Friday from 2 to recommended relaxing the M zone, stead of renters. the son of Patrick H, and Viola C. 4 and 7 t o 9 p m Suspect brought in approve the Housing Policy Goals of "The overall impact of the conver- 1978, a $5 million bonding program Pelletier Plourde sion is to maintain^ the property Pastel Fruit fTlo ld for housing rehabilitation, and es- He was born in Fort Kent. Maine Maureen Westover, 25, of Furnace Avenue, Stafford better,” he said, ’"nie report also 3 envelopes unflavored 1 8-oz bottle Kraft French tablishing a clearinghouse for and had been a resident of East Hart- In Meiiioriuiii Springs steps from a state police cruiser prior to her arraign- left out why the conversions occur.” gelatin dressing \ r. tenants’ complaints. •Faucher said he was "insulted and M /2 cups cold water 1/4 cup honey ford for the past 15 years. He was (■ CusltT. Sr ment on first-degree robbery and larceny charges in The committee concentrated on appalled’’ by the ’’incorrect’’ 2 cups lemon-lime soda 1/4 teaspoon coriander employed as a crane operator and 1 cup pear slices 1/2 cup heavy cream, VSv whu luvp \ou, s.id!y miss y wiu are dear stock, mainly by encouraging multi- 1/2 cup peach slices whipped Jogues Church. East Hartford. lx)u*d remonilH-ri'd Innf^od fur. Richard E. Westover is wanted by police for his alleged in- about the positive aspects of conver- 1/2 cup plum slices Lettuce Besides his parents he leaves a At Ihf end of another year volvement in the last Wednesday’s robbery at the Savings family unit construction. sions and the reasons for conversions The report' was labeled “shallow" Soften gelatin in cold water, stir over low heat until Combine remaining gelatin mixture, dressing, honey and brother. Roland P Plourde of Alfred, Vuur family Bank of Manchester in Bolton Notch. (Herald photo by Foley) were in material the committee and incomplete by Eugene dissolved Gradually add soda Pour 1 cup gelatin coriander, fold in whipped cream Pour over molded Maine, a sister. Joy Ann Plourde of studied, Faucher said. mixture into lightly oiled 9-inch layer pan Arrange pear, layer, chill until firm Unmold; surround witjk lettuce blast Hartford, and his paternal "Once again the concerned citizens peach and plum slices in gelatin Chill until almost set. 6 te rvin g t grandparents. Mr and Mrs Edmond have come to oppose instead of to Plourde of Hartford HRC reaches out propose,” Faucher said. "Rentals Funeral services will be Thursday help this town because they help the Polynesian Fruit Salad at to 15 a m f r om t he . Newkirk & renters. Whitney Funeral Home. 318 Burnside "The condominium committee has 1 pineapple 1 teaspoon shredded Ave , East Hartford with a mass of been criticized by the right and the 2 Kiw i fruit, peeled ginger root ('hristian burial at It a m. at St. Civil rights needs reviewed left. Theutniy conclusion left is that sliced Catalina Brand 1 cup papaya balls French dressing Isaac Jogues Church Burial will be it’s a moderate approach. Don’t look Commissioner Carl Chadburn said suggesting changes, and that 38 out of 14 cup almonds in Hillside Cemetery. East Hartford Bv l.\l REN DAVIS SHEA Three known minorities applied for down at us, we pull our share of the loasicd in his discussions with civil rights 40 changes he had suggested were in- Friends may call at the funeral home lli'riilil Ri'porlt'r the position of light equipment weight. ” Faucher, a tenant himself, organizations about Manchester’s af- corporated. ginger root and enough dressing to moisten, mix today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. MANCIIE.sTER - The Human operator, and all were determined said. "The town will address these Cut pineapple m half lengthwise through crown firmative action efforts he has heard Chadburn, who is employed by Remove fruit, leaving shells intact Core fruit, cut lightly Spoon fruit mixture mto pineapple shells Relations Commission decided unqualified in the initial screeenlng. housing problems now or it will ad- the need for such an organization. Phoenix Mutual Insurance Company One known minority has applied into chunks Combine with kiwi papaya, nuts. 4 servings .lolin T'. Slc|)aiiowski Tuesday night to reach out to black dress them five years from now when "Right now, if you and I were as the director of human resource for the construction inspector posi- the problem is worse.” NKHNON—John T Slepanowski, families in town to determine whether a need exists to form an east looking for a job in this area, we development, was commended by tion. He has passed the initial He urged that the board accept the 70. of 69 Franklin St , died Tuesday at probably know enough through our Dyer on his efforts. of the Connecticut River chapter of a screening. The application for this recommendations and especially Santa fharia Salad Rockville General Hospital He was network of friends and relatives to Tm delighted with the new position is incomplete, as no tests civil rights organization. supported the Housing Policy Goals 2 cups Italian broad 2 cups cauliffowerel the husband of the late Lucy Budnik find out about jobs, housing and application and with Carl’s efforts. have yet been given. of 1978 whicj^tuis been on the inactive cubes slices Stepanowski On the suggestion of Commissioner transportation. I don't think The idea of a human relations com- The two CETA positions that were list for two years. 1 0-oz bottle Kraft Italian 2 cups broccoli He was born in Ri.ickville and had Mary .Ann Roy. a professor at minorities have access to this kind of mission is to build relationships not available during the recordkeeping Ben Rubin, a mayor’s committee dressing flowerets been a lifelong resident He was a Manchester Community College, the information flow. An Urban League 1-1/2 cups zucchini slices commission voted to ask several only with the community but also period were both filled by minorities. member, urged a recommendation 2 quarts torn assorted could provide this,” Chadburn said. greens retired employee of the Public Works with town agencies,” Dyer said. One of the selectees fa il^ to come to rejected by the committee, the es- Department of the Town of Vernon. black families whether there is a Roy said she would talk to several The commission received a report work. While com m issioners Combine assorted greens, cauliflower, broccoli, He was a member of the 65 Club of need lor an .NAACP or National Ur- tablishment of a fair rent commis- Toss bread cubes with 1.'4 cup dressing Bake on ban League chapter locally. families and report back to the com- on town hiring and applications expressed disappointment about this, sion. cookie sheet at 350°. 20 minutes, turning zucchini and bread cubes with 1/3 cup dressing in a Rockville, the Vernon Historical mission at its Sept. 16 meeting. In ad- salad bowl, toss lightly Serve with additional While the commission decided it is during the period covering April tne consensus was that this type of Saying that the converted con- occasionally Society, and the Kosciuszko Club of dition. representatives of the league dressing. ^ desired 4 lo 6 servings through June. thing often happens in employment dominium units were being Rockville He was well-known for his outside its realm of responsibility to and the NAACP may be asked to at- actually set such an organization up. According to the report, no known situations. purchased by investors and re-rented interest in and his collection of an- tend a commission meeting to speak it determined that stimulating dis- minorities applied for the positions of Commissioners also agreed to drop at higher rates, Rubin said that the tique clocks on issues of concern to minorities. cussion about whether a chapter reference librarian or foreman of the idea of an ordinance calling for it town needs to protect the tenant’s in- Potato Salad G ips 11 e l e a v e s a s o n , J o h n F In other business, the commission police maintenance. The one known should be formed is within its to be known that whenever masculine terests. 4 baked potatoes 1/2 cup Kraft creamy Stepanowski of Fairfield; three reviewed the new job application perogatives. minority who applied for the position or feminine pronouns or notfns are The co m m ittee’s recom m en- 1 7-3^1-oz can cucumber dressing sisters. Mrs Victoria Palosie. Mrs, form in use in the municipal govern- Maybe just getting a group of peo- of director of human services failed used, all sexes are intended. This is dations, according to Faucher, will salmon, drained, 2 tablespoons Mary Mar and .Mrs Joan Connelly, ment. The form has been updated to flaked chopwd red ple together to say Let's do it' is the oral examination. because an ordinance already exists not solve the housing crisis. "But all of Rockville, and two include a blanket statement suppor- Two known minorities applied for which accomplishes this purpose. 1/2 cup celery slices peppeX grandchildren something we can do." Ms Roy said they are a start, a beginning,” he Lettuce Atty Richard Dyer, commission ting affirmative action. It also in- the director of social services, but But commissioners voted to send a said. Funeral services will be held cludes new wording asking about the chairman, said "I don't think it’s the they were immediately screened out letter to the Board of Directors Cut potatoes i^ r ^ lf lengthwise Scoop out shells and ^erve with additional dressing 8 servings Thursday at 9 15 a m. from the applicant’s handicaps and age. in ad- Combine potatoT^almon, celery, dressing and job of this commission to set up other as unqualified. Personnel Supervisor suggesting that in the future, all or- Burke-Fortin Funeral Home. 76 ditidn to eliminating the question Man charged red pepper muf-well Fill shells Chill Serve on Variation Substitute one 6-1/2-oz can tuna for organizations, but if we perceive a Steven Werbner today confirmed dinances be written to include both Prospect St , with a mass at 10 a.m. about the applicant’s marital status. that the social services directorship MANCHESTER - Kenneth W. lettuce-covered platter Garnish with celery leaves salmon at St .Joseph s (.'hurch Burial will be problem, we can encourage the set- Hack, of 238 Charter Oak St,, wa$ ting up ol a group " Commissioner Carl Chadburn said will not be filled by a member of a in St Bernard s Cemetery. Friends he had submitted a five-page memo minority race. charged with harassment and may call at the funeral home today threatening by police Tuesday after- Paradise Papaya Boats noon. • from 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p.m. 2 papayas The 27-year-old man was held at 1 banana, sliced 1/2 cup Catalina Brand French dressing Mr». I.ucy J. M ather O’Marragets Freeman gets post police headquarters in lieu of a $1,000: 1 cup strawberry halves 2 tablespoons honey 1/2 cup grape halves 1 tablespoon lime juice M\\( lll> 11.11 - Mrs. Lucy J surety bond. His trial date was set - for Aug. 4 in Manchester Superior 1/4 cup macadamia nuts or almonds, toasted 1/4 teaspoon grated lime rind Mather 81 of 565 \ernon St., died Court. 1 tablespoon lime |uice Tuesday night .it Manchester Merz award M\N(;ilE> l ER — Thomas R. E u g e n e W. F r e e m a n of Levon Hoyt, 29, of 80A Spencer St.^ Cut papaya in half lengthwise Remove seeds, Combine with bananas, strawberries, grapes, Memorial Hospital She was the O'Marra has been chosen to receive' Manchester was elected Department was charged with breach of the peace- reserving 1 tablespoon Remove papaya, nuts and lime juice: mix lightly Spoon mixture widow of Harold Mather the 19l(o .iiilin J .Merz Award in Senior Vice Commander for the year by police Tuesday evening. She wa«C leaving shells intact Cut papaya into chunks into papaya shells Mrs .Mather was born in Hartford 1980-81 at the annual convention of recognition of outstanding service to released on a $50 cash bond for an.’. Place reserved papaya seeds and remaining ingredients in blender container, blend until smooth Serve on April 22 1899 and had been a resi- the American Legion Department of dent ol Manchester for the past three Company 2 of the Eighth District Aug. 4 appearance in East Hartford". with fruit 4 te rv in g t Fire Department. Connecticut held in Hartford. Superior Court. \ear' Before that she had lived in Freeman was born in Falmouth, Enfield She was a communicant of The award is presented annually to an outstanding fir'eman in honor of Mass., and attended schools there. St Bridget (' hurt h Reading program Former Fire Chief John Merz. He moved to Manchester in 1941 and Blue Island Salad She leaves three sons, Joseph W In announcing the award. Captain was employed by the Pratt & BOLTON — The summer readiiig Mather ol New .Mexico. Richard E 1 6-oz bottle Kraft thousand island dressing 6 iceberg lettuce slices (' Victor LeGeyt said. ‘The Com- Whitney Aircraft Division of United program is under way at Bentley Mather of Newington, and Robert S Memorial Library. Children of aH 1/2 cup plain yogurt 6 tomato slices pany is pleased to recognize the Technologies Corp. 1/2 cup (2 ozs ) blue cheese crumbles Mather ol .Manchester, five dedication of its members to the fire As senior vice commander, his ages may participate in the program- daughters. Mrs Dorothy Squires. T service and Ihe people of the duties will be in the irt^ibjtership entitled, "The Yellow Brick Road.”.’ Combine dressing, yogurt and 1/4 cup cheese, mix well Chill For each serving, cover New Mexico. Mrs Lucy Buser. lettuce with tomato slice, sprinkle with remaining cheese Serve with dressing 6 servings DistEct field. He will be going to the Nraonal For each book a child reads, a. Rockville Mrs Grace Smith. “yellow brick” with the child’s nam£l Bolton. Mrs Lorraine Chase. O'Marra has been a member of the Headquarters in Indianapolis, Ind., department since 1977 and is an ac- later this month to a Membership and the name of the book he or sh^' Novato. Calif and Mrs Marguerite credited member of the Bureau of Seminar at which time the format for has read will be added to the "road.’-L« VJartin Ashford several Children interested in participatm£ Sunset Salad grandchildren and several great- Fire Prevention He holds the posi- this program for 1^0-81 will be presented. in the program may register at tfiif 1 6-oz. bottle Kraft Italian dressing 1/2 cup green pepper chunks grandchildren tion of driver in the department and has served on numerous department Freeman joined the Dilworth- library during regular business^ 12 tomato slices 1 avocado, peeled, sliced Funeral services will be Friday at 1 8'1/2'OZ. can artichoke hearts, Lettuce and company committees. hours, - 9 15 a m from the Holmes Funeral Cornell-Quey Post of the American drained, quartered () Marra is a past grand knight of Home. 400 Mam St with a mass of Legion in Mantihe^ter in 1951, having Well maintenance due Pour dressing o^er tomato, artichoke hearts and green pepper. Cover, n, Resurrection at 10 a m at St. Bridget Campbell Council. Knights of Colum- served in World War II from 1943-46. 'bus MANCHESTER- The ProgresiT marinate in dressing 2 hours. Oram, reserving marinade Arrange tomato and Church Burial will be in Rose Hill On the post level, he served as Eugene W. Freeman O'Marra is zoning enforcement of- Drive water well, which serves thg; avocado in pinwheel design on lettuce-covered platter Top with artichoke Memorial Park. Rocky Hill adjutant and was elected com- hearts and green pepper Serve with reserved marinade. 4 servings 4 f ficer for the Town of Manchester and mander in 1957-1958. During that Forest Hills area, will be out of setj;^' Friends mav call at the funeral Minority status vice for about one and one-half hourS^ home Thursday from 2 lo 4 and 7 to 9 he lives at 20 Schaller Road with his year, the post baseball team won the wife. Mary Catherine, and seven Thomas R. O’Marra state championship. MANCHESTER - There are Thursday. p m children. On the district level. Freeman has currently 11 minorities employed by Starting at about 9 a.m. water will; Rristocrat Fruit Platter served the various offices from assis- the Board of Education. Of these be pumped with emergency pumping, Meeting tonight em p loye^ nine are .locally funded M usje f«‘Hlivul tant sergeant-at-arms to district equipment. The switch is necessary 1/2 cup Kraft chunky blue cheese 1/2 cup heavy cream, whipped ANDOAER—A variance request commander in 1969-70. and two-a?e4e3/4 cups Abraham RibicofI will be the guest of The concert will feature Jane variance in order to build on the who is a past president of Unit 102 cutback in federal Title VI monies. pressure. honor at a fund raiser held at the Carlberg, violin. Alary Lou Rylands, property. He was originally told the and who is currently serving as During the 1978-79 school year the The affected areas include the areq^ Knights of ( ohimbus Hall, 138 .Mam cello, Christine Clegg, piano, and site only required one acre for historian of the Ladies Auxiliary, board had employed six minorities. north of the intersection of RichmowF^- St Thursday evening from 7 lo 9 p m. Ro.sario .Morant. piano building but later learned it requires Department of Connecticut. The cou- In Tuesday’s Herald, the number of and Vernon streets, to the V em o£ Dodds local supporteis are asking The concert is open to the public. two acres. ple resides at 36 Edmund St., minority employees was erroneously town line, and easterly to FTogresC. lor a $10 donation There is no admission charge. Variance of 17,590 feet is Seeded. Manchester. listed. Drive and Grissom Road. !T 14- F.VENING HERALD. 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Then pour over melon oline electric hybrid made batteries that drive an marketing it, said Ken system that provides the System , designed by The system is considered accelerated rates using zucchini, for example. pink coloring. water. (Be sure water In sm all g lass or wave of new products — jars and screw on rings. rind in large glass or by Briggs & Stratton, a electic motor. Company of- Dunlap, the driver and same amount of light as a Conservolite Inc. of most practical for in- relatively small amounts A beginner, or a cook Wailii tomatoes. Cut into covers tops of jars.) Bring ceram ic bowl, mix from electric cars to a Place jars on rack in ceramic bowl or jar. long-time manufacturer of ficials said it runs on gas or research engineer who l(X)-watt incandescent bulb Oakdale, Pa , is a fluores- dustrial situations, of energy. Officials for with little kitchen work quarters. Trim off stem to boil. Cover and process remaining cooking, can- solar-powered simmering water. (Be sure Cover. Let stand for 6 small gas engines used in electricity or both, has sur- tested the auto. but uses only 44 watts of cent light control system. Soderholm said, and it can Interprobe Inc. of North space, will find it easier to and blossom ends. Layer in for 15 minutes. ning and pickling salt with refrigerator. water covers tops of jars.) hours. Rinse and drain such item s as lawn p a ss e d 55 m ph in "We're hoping somebody power. It senses available light result in 50 percent elec- Chicago, which developed put up a few pints at a large glass or ceramic Remove to towel- onions. Cover each bowl of A 4-cubic-foot solar Bring to boil. Cover and melon rind well. mowers. It is a prototype expressway driving will pick up the idea and "To the consumer it and automatically adjusts trical energy savings over the METC, said the system time bowl or jar, sprinkling covered surface to cool. salted vegetables with refrigerator that can keep process for 15 minutes. 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Rinse zucchini and onions. among new items dis- I’ickifd Zurrhini Slices This kitchen-tested recipe over medium heat just un- friend exchange, with Place onion in small Drain well. played recently at the 1980 2 pounds zucchini, about makes 2 pints. til tender. Drain well. some providing the glass or ceramic bowl. Add Tie spices in Design Engineering Show. 11 inches in diameter Tie spices in produce from home gar- remaining cooking, can- cheesecloth. In 3-quart A company spokesman 1 medium onion, sliced Watermelon Rind cheesecloth. In 3-quart dens and others providing ning and pickling salt. Mix saucepan, combine spices Pickles said the refrigerator's in- lengthwise saucepan, combine spice ALL FOOD MARTSI STORES I vyOPEN r L .IV wSUNDAY vv/ IV I-//-A I %j9 A M. 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These pickled 5 minutes. 3 q u a r t s w a te rm e lo n The unit is currently sterilized pint jars, pickling spice melon rind is> translucent, Items also make very per- Add half the zucchini rind, peeled, cut in 1-inch available only by direct It*s A Big Jamboree Of Savings! 10 whole peppercorns 12 to 25 minutes. Discard WALDBAUM S sonal gifts during the dividing onions evenly into with half the onions. Cook chunks mail from the manufac- IVz cups sugar spice bag. 1 PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. JULY 13 THROUGH SATURDAY. JULY 19 holidays and for birthdays, each jar. for 2 minutes. Pack into Get the hang of pickling in small quantities turer, said Peter Downing, ‘'z teaspoon powdered Cold water Pack melon rind into hot hostess gifts and thank Tie mustard seed and hot, sterilized pint jars. 4 cups sugar for later treats. business manager N e w Y o rk S ty le D e li! o th e r s p ic e s in alum sterilized half-pint jars. yous. Fill to V4 inch from top 1 teaspoon whole cloves Zeopower Co. of Natick, U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF cheesecloth In 3-quart 2 cups white vinegar Place 1 lemon slice in each for 30 seconds in boiling Bring to boil. Cover and Food Mart FINEST QUALITY HANSEL & GRETEL Although the recipes call with hot pickling liquid. 5 whole allspice Mass. saucepan, boil vinegar, 1 cup distilled water jar. Remove air bubbles. process for 10 minutes. Normal B a«f Bologna for a cooking, canning and Repeat cooking and 2 s t i c k s c i n n a m o n , water. Place on jars and Downing said the unit is water^ sugar and spice bag Fill with pickling liquid to Remove to towel- B O N E L E S S C H U C K Genoa or pickling salt that is Wash zucchini. Trim off packing with remaining broken screw on rings. a byproduct of the com- B eef S alam i or available in most super- together for 3 minutes. V4 inch from top. Place jars on rack in covered surface to cool. pany's regular business. As Hard Salami stem and blossom ends. zucchini, onions and 2 cups water This kitchen-tested recipe Head Cheese markets. you may use a Pour mixture over Wipe rims. Heat flat simmering water. (Be sure a f^eral government con- Cut into ‘,4-inch slices. pickling liquid. 5 thin slices lemon makes 5 half-pints. non-iodized salt in the vegetables in jars until *4 metal lids (one at a time) water covers tops of jars.) tractor, Zeopower is LONDON «ae same quantity. ^ inch from top Remove air developing an integrated LB bubbles. Wipe rims of jars. I-1 J 1 j--iM;i«.nij.i» ■ Iodine in salt sometimes healing-cooling unit for the OUR BEST LEAN causes spotting, clouding Wilh This Coupon and a V SOPufthasi** | W'!h ThisCoupoi. ^nd ,i ’ 7 50 Purchase I Wilh This Coupon OPO'PO Br LI* rechargeable___ batteries, 14T4.I Or\c Coup. '‘ Pt- r.t"' I, *p.2 lP-2 Cv.itx-nPe'r.f-G “ ' Coupon U S D A. CHOICE BEEF Boneless average American spent V 4*nJ Ji/v * J ' was developed by Bradley IT 'S FOOD M A R T ’S lb 3-4 pounds sweet bell uljp I • vKij/, *.i ’ Q3P I vUdJJf 13 14 *960 103 QQP LONG JOHN FRANKS ® nearly a quarter of his dis- Automotive of Plymouth, Bonelest Whole Shoulder Roast WALDBAUM S FINEST QUALITY WHITE peppers posable income buying food U S D A CHOICE BEEF AMERICAN CHEESE lb ^ 1^3 cups cooking, can- for his family. Today, I— ( BUTCHER SHOP i Minn. It is guideid by a Tenderloin computer system. PLUM-O-RAMA 5 TO 7 L8S AVERAGE DELICIOUSLY SMOKED ning and pickling saltior despite a rising Consumer BEEF CHUCK FRESH READY GROUND Food Mart has the widest assortment of fresh Boneless 29 non-iodized salt) Pvice Index, we only need Depending on driving WHITE FISH CHUBS lb® some 17 percent of our in- With / California plums • all at the very peak of Chuck Cube Steak AL. lb 12 OZ PKG WALDBAUM S JUDEA 5 quarts water habits, company officials flavor. When you want a tasty snack reach for LB 3.99 C D A M l / C KNOCKWURST MIDGET $ come to pay fur the food BONELESS GROUND said, the car has a top u S D A CHOICE BEEF CHUCK BONELESS rn M n iV O SALAMI Of BOLOGNA cup sugar we eat - and a lot of people a refreshing plum. Very low in sodium, too. U S.D A CHOICE BEEF FINEST QUALITY HORMEL speed of 75 mph, can NUBIANNAS LA RODAS ■ SANTA ROSAS R °AST 1 quart white vinegar are writing their legislators B oneless W hole Top Blade Steak l I2 .2 9 lb STEAKS BEEF accelerate from zero to 30 ROSA PEPPERONI ® 1 cup water protesting regulations that QUEEN ROSAS • GREEN WICKSONS U S D A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS HORMEL could tend to end all that. mph in eight seconds and Sirloin Steak IDEAL NO $ Q 2 cloves garlic, split TOP BUTT 12 TO 14 LBS AVG BP' .Ht costs a penny per mile to JUICY Flank Steak FOR BBQ W A S T E L B W a "T W MORTADELLA lb ® Wash peppers Cut LARGE FRESH POTATO COLE SLAW MACARONI operate. The built-in U.S D A CHOICE BEEF SALAD SALE ^ length-wise into quarters. battery recharge unit SIZE LB [• 2 .3 3 ] Remove membranes and accepts 110-volt electric Boneless CALIFORNIA LIPMAN or PERDUE FRESH FRUIT SALAD l seeds; discard. Place house current via a power HEBREW NATIONAL peppers in large glass or r connection on the outside Fresh Nectarines 49< Fresh Frying GRIC r Sirloin KNOCKWURST ceramic bowl. of the driver's door. HILLSHIRE-POLSKA Whole chicken LB In large kettle, combine ALL VARIETIES-AIP-S-OZ. A Bradley official said LARGE NEW JER SEY Steaks cooking, canning and Efficient food growers help Kielbasa m r Sliced Meats the car currently is pickling salt and 5 quarts save money for us all, 2.7r Perdue (NO WASTE! Fremh Froxen Foodml and concerned consumers available in kit form for F R E S H P E A C H E S water. Heat until salt dis- JUMBO-MEAT mq WEAVER-I-LB.PKG.. Oven Stuffers LB are writing their legisla- Top Frost Banquet solves Cool salt water, tors, trying to help save Kahn'S Franks 2 l Chicken Franks WEAVER t- then pour over peppers. the food growers' efficiency. 3 . LB Ice Cream Chicken To Go BAG Chicken Let stand overnight or SUMMERTIME BARBECUE FAVORITES' Social LBS. ALL FLAVORS A good deal of the credit A*P-' GREATON THE GRILL" for 12 to 14 hours. Drain. FENWAY Vz GAL CARTON 2 LB PACKAGE for the cost reduction goes JERSEY BLUE CROP VARIETY Rinse well. Drain again. to the American grower and Cook-Out Pack PERDUE 3 his use of innovative farm- 20-LBS. OF FRESH Seclifity Meat Franks M.49 Pack into hot sterilized Meat Frdnks Sweet Blueberries 99< or LIPMAN PATRICK CUDAHY • 1 . 2 9 pint jars. ing methods and materials EACH PKG. CONTAINS. MEAT FOR ONLY... that allow fewer of them •S4b« GROUND BEEF In 3-quart saucepan, •S-lbi. COUNTRY RIBS Q. My wife died about Hamdingers M.39 r'aaT'i SWEET CALIFORNIA SHENANDOAH PAN READY VA N D EKA M P S COUNTRY SEASONED than ever to feed more of •S4bs. CHICKEN LEGS I beef FRANKS two months ago. My sister combine sugar, vinegar, 1 us and a good part of the Box O ’ WHITE 2 FISH STICKS zozPKG M.59 ABP MEAT FRANKS 1 $ 2 9 1 told me that my children Turkey Roast MEAT LBS 3.69 cup water and garlic. ' rest of the world as well. I i . - _ - l ptig C A N T A L O U P E S HUNGRY MAN BREASTS Of DRUMSTICKS Simmer for 10 minutes. A lot of assistance comes and I can get Social Securi- COLONIAL .ALL VARIETIES 15 7 0 Z S-l CQ ty survivors payments. Is Chicken 1 LB CHICKEN DINNERS PKG t.yJU Remove garlic. Pour over from crop protection diem JUMBO Sliced Bologna PKG M.19 icais. According to scientists she right? My wife only TOP FROST CRINKLE CUT ^ peppers in jars, filling to U k))- 27 OUR BEST POTATOES 16 OZ PKG 2.for79^ inch from top. Remove air like Norman Borlaug, winner \ worked about four years. SIZE EACH Sliced Beef Liver LB 79^ of the Nobel Prize for his A. Under a special rule, STRAIGHT or cr inkle CUT 24 OZ — 4-... bubbles Wipe rim of jars. work in agricultural en- OUR BEST BREADED PATTIES GOLDEN-R)PE JUICY-SWEET survivors benefits can be McCAIN’S SUPERFRIES pkg 79^ Heat flat metal lids lone gineering. without those FRESH GREEN BEANS lb 49^ Chicken or Veal" ADDED LB 79^ I GAYLORD WHOLE KERNEL at a time) for 30 seconds in chemicals, up to 50 percent made to a deceased TOP FROST ORANGE CORN or PEAS 'pKG^ 2 f OFI 99* boiling water. Remove and of U.S. food crops could be worker's children and their lost yearly. YELLOW FRESH YELLOW ONIONS * lb bag 79 « Kabobs FRIED 16 OZ PKG M.27 NFW place on jars. Screw on mother or father even if HYORADE Crop disease, Insect OURv/unocoi BEST r-nk./^t.r>i FROZEN 20 OZKJi. PKG C LA PIZZERIA iLTciS p\°G^ ®1.99 rings. plagues, weed pressures, are JUICE the worker had as little as BANANAS NECTARINES one t^d one-half years of LARGE GREEN PIPPERS lb 59^ Lean Beef Burgers ^2.47 THEE SWEET Place jars on rack in nothing new. In the 1840s, Meat simmering water. (Besure potato blight caused a work under Social Security ORANGE JUICE 12 OZ CAN 79* million people to die of in the three years before PICKLING CUCUMBERS 3 lbs M . SEAFOOD SPECIALS! HOWAHO JOHNSONS water covers tops of jars.) FRESH * _ _ CHANGE CORN 6 OZ C Q C starvation and malnutrition death. Benefits can be paid TOASTEES and bl ueber r y PKG 0 * 7 Bring to boil. Cover and in Ireland. The Office of FRESH ALFALFA SPROUTS "rkS" 3 9 * Franks to unmarried children who lb process for 15 minutes. Technology Assessment re- BLUE CHEESE or 1.000 ISLAND Scrod Fillet ^1.69 are under 18 (under 22 if ,zoz si_29 Remove to towel- ports that all the potatoes in MARIE’S DRESSINGS BOTTLE Freah Dairy Foodal the Northeast could be lb covered surface to cool full-time students) or whe Sole Fillet ^2.59 WALDBAUM'S This kitchen-tested recipe similarly lust if not for become disabled before 22 ROQUEFORT BOTTLE •1.39 100% PURE proper chemical protection. All Natural and remain disabled. You DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY Florida Citrus makes 5 pints. It would appear that these Cherry Stone Clams lb 69*^ AUFLAVORS-YOPLAIT SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUES Yogurt chem icals are not o n ly p ro - may be eligible for checks, Orange Juice 4 t e a s p o o n f r e s h l y strike pay and other union C&CCola M .19 Imitation Mayonnaise 89^ CAN ‘z cup sharp Cheddar ground pepper COMSTOCK SERVICE DELr benefits; and gifts and in- 30'off LABEL SCENTED i.r UNSCENTED _ cheese, grated 1 large union, grated HBA & GEN. MDSE. heritances. For more in- Apple Pie Filling 21 OUNCE CAN 09 Pam Cooking Spray c Sn .09 SOLID 2 OZ S-4 1 large onion, chopped ANN PAGE-PICKLES , OUR OWN • WILEMON A SUGAR WISK SECRET DEODORANT okG I 3 small chickens, split in NORMAUDRYAOILY formation, contact any mu ssel mans ^70* OFF LABEL JOHNSON & JOHNSON Scrub potatoes and cut half lengthways, or 6 7-02. Polish Dills Priced Tea Mix Social Security office. 128 OUNCE BOTTI E 7 O Z lengthwise. With melon cont COOKED Apple Juice 64 OUNCE BOTTLE la l9 Crisco Oil 24 OUNCE BOTT.l E M.19 BABY SHAMPOO BOTH E ®1.29 frozen, thawed chicken Pert Shampoo 9T FLAVORFUL-BAGS ANN PAGE-GARDEN Q. I am receiving Social bailer, scoop six holes out halves MEAT Of CHEESE 15-OFF LABEL-TOOTHPASTE 100 cl Security disability lOPCO Tetley Tea pkg HAM 14 O Z of'each potato half. Fill .Mix all ingredients rReBsh benefits. The last time I All Detergent 49 OUNCE PKG M.49 Buitoni Ravioli 15 OZ CAN 49 BABY POWDER CONT/kINEP 59* WEAVER HOU CARANOO ;____ four holes with cheese and except chicken in a bowl. rColgate 1“ CHEF BOY-AR-OEE-BEEF ■ ANN PAGE - ONION OR Pepperoni Pit visited my doctor, he said two with onion. Place Wash chicken halves and MOUTHWASH Ravioli r 59^ Garlic Salt I Chicken 2? my condition improved and ir; rrr halves back together, wrap pat dry. Place chicken in a FAEtH'POTATO ___ _ WMTE TOMUNO-COOHyi I could return to work. Kleenex 16 SURE ^ natur al Nu Form in foil using drugstore shallow dish, cover with Usterine i” ALL VARIETIES - BUFFET CAT FOOD Should I tell Social Securi- off 50~of?yB“‘4o“ off^^3“Y 5~off^^”^^^ 7V«-02 Salad 49fa Salami r * . ON ANY I Family MAXI I H a l f a H a l f { wrap. Place on wire grill the marinade, cover dish ^ ‘NEW -DISPOSABLE ON A 7 OZ PKG ON A 26 OZ JAR Friskies Seasoned Salt bll. • A v ija bl* A l SlofW With Semlct O flti Only ty about this? KENTUCKY HARbwOOD | j ON A 14 pZ PKG I ALL two to three inches above and refrigerate about 4 AUNT MILLIES Napkins SHIELDS I Sour C ream I Swivel Razor 2)o.9y A. You should notify DIRECTona |''■"«*•»^■"'P•iVand•Kam p.l Spaghetti 2‘,' O F F I AB E I I glowing coals or charcoal; hours, turning the chicken TENDER CHUNK'S DISPOSABLE DIAPERS Social Security promptly. 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‘Fowl play’ in comparison of coupons and store brands Got a busy schedule of Add enough water to make Bernie Sauee seconds. Helrigerate if not summer activities 2 inches deep. Heat to 3 tablespoons white wine using immediately. candies: Caramels f 14- points for a 15-piece family Creations, 7 E. 48th St., planned? Maybe golf is boiling. Meanwhile, in NOTE: Leftover sauce MARTIN SLOANi: brands are a better way to For instance, you cannot Expires Dec. 31, 1980. vinegar o unce), Fudgies (14- pack and four points for a Sixth Floor, New York, your “bag,” Or, are you large skillet ovdr low heat, 2 te a s p o o n s ch o p p e d can be stored covered in The anti-couponers are save money than are expect to find worthwhile CELESTE PIZZA Re- N. Y. 10017. Receive a gold coupons or refund dis- fund Offer. Receive a {1 re- ounces), Peanut Brittle fourpiece pack. Twenty one of the growing number panfry bacon about 8 to 10 chives refrigerator for seydrSl trying to use figures to coupons and refunds. (12-ounce), Toffee (10- points equals a $1 refund, electroplated initial on an minutes, turning to brown days. Before serving, stir Coupon clippers would counts on meat and Super fund. Send the required re- of people who are hardly 1 t e a s p o o n dried prove that we coupon ounce), Butter Mints (8- 40 points equals {2.60 18-inch chain. Send two ever seen during the both sides. Set aside. in small amount of hot have come out ahead of poultry. Both Amy and 1 fund form plus three net- tarragon leaves dippers are all wet. They ounce), Party Mints (8- points equals {3.80 points complete wrappers from summer months without Reduce heat to hold water Vi water.______^______store-brand buyers on all would have bought the Market weight statepnents from teaspoon yolks are using their own brand ounce). Indicate which of equals {4 and 100 points any Nestle 5-Ounce King- tennis racquet in hand? tem perature at 2 ta b l e s p o o n s lem o n ot research in an attempt three other products used store-brand turkey. any Celeste Pizza: Expires Size Bars plus {1. Make Comet Colllfloa The coupon critic's own Feb. 28, 1981. the above you want as your equals {5. Also include a However you (and your simmering. Break eggs, juice to show that we aren't real- in the comparison Shopperj receipt from a florist check payable td "Nestle figures show that com- CRESCENT FOODS. free package. Expires Dec. partners) choose to keep in one at a time, into sauce- Vi teaspoon salt The odds are millions lo one ly saving money with The turkey purchase was 31. 1980. showing a flower or plant Pendant. ” The following dish; then slip each egg against a collision between a also fowl play" because bining coupon and refund Receive a {1 refund. Send shape, make sure you all Dash cayenne pepper coupons and refund offers. TOFFIFAY. Receive a purchase. Expires Aug. 31, letters are not available: have a good lunch — like into water, holding dish Vi cup butter, melted comet and the earth, which, of this coupon critic bought discounts on the same the required refund form however, did pass through the One of these coupon refund of up to $5. Send the 1980. O, Q, U, X, Y, Z. Expires Eggs Bernie — before you close to water’s surface. In small skillet, simmer critics recently wrote a her store brand on sale but product can often save you plus Universal Product tail of Halley's comet on May required refund form plus Bonus! This offer does Dec. 31, 1982 head out to the course or Simmer 3 to 5 minutes vinegar, chives, tarragon 19, 1910 with no effect But newspaper article in which tailed to find similar sales more than buying house Code symbols from the Copyright 1980 brands. And Amy proved Clip 'n ' file refumlx fronts of five Crescent front panels showing net not require a refund form: courts. depending on degree of and pepper until almost all banging into a comet's nucle- she compared the cost of on any of the national (Week of July I3f weights from packages of NESTLE Initial Pendant I'niled Features doneness desired. When us — Halley’s weighs 30 mil- brands used in the com- that a "special " combined Snack-Size Trail Mix You’ll get where you’re liquid is gone. Meanwhile, lour national-brand SoiipH,,^ nnaeks, foods, Toffifay. You receive 10 Offer, Sutton Place Byndidute, Inr. eggs are done, remove lion tons — could be devastat- with a coupon and a refund packages. Expires Dec. 31. going in plenty of time with combine remaining in- ing. products to the cost of four parison eundy (Kile 3) with slotted pancake Was thiSN^air? Anyone can save you much more 1980. this hearty and delicious gredients, except butter, in supposedly similar store Clip out this file and keep -EXPLORERS FOR ENERGY turner or spoon; drain on City Perion checking the supermarket than the store brand. HUBBA BUBBA pum- dish. It’s easy to prepare blender container. Cover brands She proudly con- it with similar cash-off paper towel and trim Politics in the sense of the newspaper ads will find "The problem with the fighters’ General Store. Some day, America m«y Oil Corporation is already on the spot, or, if it’s more and blend about 5 seconds. cluded that despite the coupons — beverage refund recover her crude oil with edges, if desired. On each art and science of government that national brands are anti-couponers is that they Receive a gumfigher’s kit, working to develop a liquid convenient for you, poach Add butter. Cover and is derived from the Greek coupon and refund dis- offers with beverage steam (enerated by aolar coal that could be a prac- muffin half, place 1 slice much more likely to be on can’t seem to understand poster or newspaper. Send the eggs a day or two ahead blend on low speed until "polis ” meaning city Orig- counts on the four national- coupons, for example. energy, and produce elec- tical substitute for some bacon and 1 poached egg. blended and thickened. Add sale than are lesser-known that couponing and refun- the required refund form tricity with aolar energy. We of time. Undercook the inally. a politician was a per- brand Items, she was Start collecting the ne^ed petroleum products. Called eggs slightly and store Spoon about 2 tablespoons hot mixture lo blender con- son who helped manage the ahead by $3 87 if she store brands. ding are just part of a plus six outer wrappers may light and heat our Solvent Refined Coal II, it >mart-shopping strategy proofs of purchase while homea and factories—and them floating in a covered Bernie Sauce over each tainer. Cover and blend at affairs of a city, just as a purchased the store The second item in the from Hubba Bubba gum for has several advantages over stateman helped manage the looking for the required re- power our motor vehicles— conventional coal. container of w ater in low speed about 5 to 10 comparison was Folger’s that also Includes the gumfighter kit. which in- egg. affairs of a state brands. fund forms at the super- with hydrogen extracted refrigerator, In about 30 Was her research valid’’ Coffee This coupon critic purchase of the store cludes a game, a holster, a market, in newspapers and from ordinary water. W orking outside the glare seconds the eggs can be You be the judge! admitted that she was able brands. badge, etc. Send the form 'These are not mere flights magazines, and when o f p u b lic light, ex- Since it’s a liquid, it’s reheated in boiling water. THE The first of^hb four to use a coupon and a re- Keep track of your plus 15 wrappers for a of fancy. They are real ploran for energy are MT. VERNON trading with friends. possibilities on which work cheaper and easier to trans- If the sportspersons in your Items in her comparison fund to save 95 cents over coupon and refund savings poster of the TV gum- lighting the way for ui. port than coal. ’The solvent FRESHEST with help from my Coupon Offers may not be fighter. Send the form plus is already in progreu. 'They family all seem to want cost twice as much as the the store brand are very costly projects, refining process removes MILK Clipper’s Newsletter No. 1. available in all areas of the 25 wrappers for a per- most of the sulfur and all of lunch at a different time, SIZZLING DAinDAIRY STORES other three items com- The third and fourth though, and can be ex- Ai country. Allow 10 weeks to tion of these explorers for the ash, so that it burns as poaching eggs ahead of IN bined. It was a 16-pound items in the comparison ’Keeping Score." Send 75 sonalized newspaper. pected to continue being SPECIALS! 244 Broad SI. receive each refund. energy has already led to clean as top-quality con- time is a great idea. They 690 Hartford Rd. turkey' were Jif Peanut Butter and cents plus a stamped, self- Expires Dec. 31, 1980. expensive without com- the development of some TOWN! APPIAN WAY Refund mercial value for decades. ventional fuel. can each reheat their own Manchester Manchester Who in his or her right Welch's Grape Jelly. Amy, addressed envelope to THE KRAFT Candy Offer. extremely promising al- During a week of testa in Offer. Receive a {1 refund. Yet they testify to the mind would use a turkey a Massachusetts reader of SUPERMARKET Receive a bag of Kraft can- ternative energy sources cooperation with Con- 2-egg serving whenever SHOPPER, P.O. Box 461, Send the required refund number of scientists, that may come to our aid they’re ready to eat. purchase to judge the both this column and the dy. Send the required re- engineers and business- solidated Edison, Solvent Use new hot roll mix form plus three box tops by the end of this century. coupon critic's article, had Radio City Station, New fund form plus.back panels people who work together Refined Coal II was actually ’Hie tangy sauce, too, can FRESH DELICIOUS effectiveness of coupon showing the Appian Way One example is liquid used to light up part of New ENRICHED WHITE and refund savings’’ What no problem finding these York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure containing Universal to help assure America will coal. In a venture in co- be quickly and easily to request the newsletter imprint from Appian Way have adequate and afford- York City. It may event- prepared ahead, MOSER FARMS shopper with any sense items on sale. Here is her Product Codes from any operation with the Depart- ually make our energy to make own pita bread by name. Pizza Mix, regular. three of the following Kraft able supplies of energy. ment of Energy, the Gulf refrigerated and then later FRESH BREAD would purchase a 16-pound commement: ’The vision and determina- future look lighter, too! turkey just because he or The writer of this arti- Refunil of llic day Call it pita, pocket or meal served with a basket to 10 minutes or until light blend well. Knead dough on warmed over low heat. she had a 75-cents-off cle overlooked one of the Write to the following ad- Arab — the popular puffy of fresh fruit and milk or golden brown. Cut in half lightly floured surface for You’ll also want to try Ber- LOW-FAT MILK coupon’’ Certanly nobody cardinal rules of smart dress to receive the form Middle EUistem bread can iced tea. cross-wise and slice to about 2 minutes until nie Sauce as a flavor that 1 know shopping She didn't buy required by this offer, make ordinary sandwich The Barbecue-Cheese form pocket before smooth. Cover; let rise in enhancer for vegetables, This coupon critic her products when they which is goixt for a free OMt OF TM( STOP 4 SHOP COMPANIII OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK B EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS TIL 6) fillings seem exotic. Pita Pita Bread will make a hit storing. 6 pita breads, 12 warm place until doubled as a dipping sauce for violated the first rule of were on sale. 1 find super- half-gallon of milk: breads also inspire temp- at your next cookout filled servings. in size, 30 to 45 minutes. broiled meat or over fish. smart shopping: Be selec- market specials' on both General Mills Inc., P.O. ting ways to use up lef- with a Sloppy Joe mixture 'Deluxe Egg Salad Lightly sprinkle cor- It’s terrific with a variety tive Never buy an item the Jif Peanut Butter and Box 48, Minneapolis, Minn, toyers. Combine a small that makes m eat go Filled Pitas nmeal onto 2 ungreased of foods, so keep some on just because you have a the Welch's Grape Jelly 55460. Send for this form by amount of protein with farther. Corn on the cob 4 h a r d c o o k e d e g g s , cookie sheets. Divide hand in the refrigerator! coupon or a refund form. By being a smart shopper Aug. 31, 1980. Medi would be a good accom- dough into 6 equal pieces; Since it’s made on top of fresh or cook^ yegetables, summerolearance chopped 39« 1.41 the range and not in the Always cheek whether a as well as a couponer and a And w rite to the add the complex car- paniment, along with a Vi cup mayonnaise or shape into balls. On lightly Selected items in lawn furniture,-rarbecue grills, beach and picnic oven. Eggs Bernie will competitive item might be refunder. 1 saved 65 cents following address to bohydrate of the pita bowl of crunchy fresh salad dressing floured surface, roll each satisfy hearty appetites cheaper more than she did on these receive the form required accessories reduced for quick sale! Hurry, no rainchecks! bread, and you haye a fun- vegetables. 2 t e a s p o o n s c h o p p e d piece into a 7-inch circle. without heating up the MOSER FARMS Why did this coupon two Items." by this free-toothbrush Mart* to-eat, nutritious main dish Pita Bread pimiento, drained Place 3 circles on each kitchen (or the cook). Try critic use a turkey in her The coupon critic's arti- offer: Pfipsodent PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES that is kind to the food % cup boiling water 1 t e a s p o o n c h o p p e d cookie sheet. it lunchtime or anytime. comparison? Perhaps cle made several impor- Toothbrush Offer. P.O. budget. 2 tablespoons margarine chives Let rise again in warm PREMIUM RICH ICE CREAM Even the chef will ‘ ‘luv’ ’ it. because she needed the tant points for anyone who Box 9553, St. Paul, Minn. White pita bread is or butter, softened Vi teaspoon salt place, 30 to 45 minutes, un- {4.05 she saved on the took the time to read it 55195. This offer expires generally ayailable in 1 pkg, Pillsbury Hot Roll Dash pepper til light and slightly risen. Eggs Bernie Special 4 gal. turkey to prove that store carefully. Sent. 30. 1981. grocery stores, it is sur- Mix 6 tomato slices Bake in preheated 425°F. 4 servings 2.39 value prisingly easy to make Cornmeal Alfalfa or bean sprouts oven for 5 to 10 minutes or 8 slices fully-cooked STOCK UP AND until light golden brown. iilm your own with a special Milk, if desired 3 large pita breads, Canadian-style bacon or BEAT THE SUMMER recipe developed with hot Sesame seeds, if desired halved Cut in half crosswise and ham HEATI euntenand Iknas roll mix. These not only Measure boiling water In small bowl, combine slice to form pocket before 8 eggs storing. 6 large pita 4 English muffins, split, We're #1 in New England.... cost less than the ones you into large bowl; stir in all ingredients except 13 eREAT FLAVORS ■„ K.i.n-.mWTlTiMniTigTTiMTl.TT______ZORRIES V2 GALLON KINGSFORD 1 2 " TABLE buy, but you can serve breads, 12 servings. toasted and buttered come in and find out why. margarine until complete- tomato and sprouts. Chill. TO CHOOSE FHOMI ^ them freshly-baked. The Fill pita breads with Sloppy Joe Bernie Sauce CHARCOAL ly melted. Sprinkle with SANDALS PICNIC JUG TOP GRILL hot roll version is also Lightly oil a saucepan. SAVE 60' yeast packet from hot roll filling. Place tomato slices Barbecue Pilaa SALE ENDS SAT. JULY 19, 1980 SAVE 20‘ SAVE 1.S0 SAVE 1.00 more tender and less mix; stir until dissolved. and sprouts on top of 1 lb. ground beef chewy than most commer- Add flour mixture; blend filling. Refrigerate lef- Vk cup chopped green cial varieties, a well. Knead dough on light- tovers, 6 servings. pepper or celery characteristic many will ly floured surface for about Barbecue-Cheese 1 small onion, chopped ’^ O U R R E G . 6 9 ‘ welcome. 2 minutes until smooth. Pita Bread 8-oz. can (1 cup) tomato For comly beach Insulated jug. Carry handle 10-lb. bag Of quality Heavy steel, orange To achieve the pockets, Cover; let rise in a warm Ya cup boiling water sauce walking 'Ihicksole briquets. color bowl. 3-cooking be sure to follow these pita earn, place until doubled in size, 2 tablespoons margarine Vi cup catsup bread directions, not the 30 to 45 minutes. 1 t a b l e s p o o n f i r m l y COLGATE MILK MATE or butter, softened ims. hot roll directions on the Lightly sprinkle cor- 1 pkg. Pillsbury Hot Roll packed brown sugar Qhesc Butter FVetzelsare CHOCOUTE SHAVE CREAM package. A box of mix nmeal onto 2 ungreased Mix 1 t a b l e s p o o n SAVE 30' makes six large breads or STROP FOAM COLGATE cookie sheets. Divide 2 tablespoons hickory Worcestershire sauce ICED TEA SAVE 40' 12 servings. Ehttras can be dough into 6 equal pieces; smoke flavored barbecue 1 tablespoon vinegar TOOTHPASTE! frozen in a plastic bag. 1 teaspoon dry mustard CUPS shape into balls. On lightly sauce Bl/irERV-TASnNG/^ SAVE 46' Once you’ve tried the Vi teaspoon salt SAVE2V floured surface, roll each 2 oz. (Vi cup) shredded OURREQ.W 7 7 0 oz plain version, you can use piece into a 7-inch circle. Cheddar cheese Vk teaspoon pepper Your choice ot three OUR REG. 1 29 the same basic technique *17 ^ a -7 Place 3 circles on each Vi teaspoon garlic salt 3 large Barbiecue-Cheese scents: spice, reg . to make Barbecue-Cheese cookie sheet. Cornmeal Pita Brads, halved. med menthol. 1102. CANDT BAR msulaUtd 4 | Pita Bread, a flavor varia- Half Drinking Cups I Let rise again in warm Measure boiling water In large frypan, brown 6-PACKS 51 CiToi tion you won’t find in place, 30 to 45 minutes, un- ground f e f , p een pepper Gallon MENNEN into large bowl; stir in SAVE 29' stores. til light and slightly risen. margarine until complete- and onion; drain fat. Stir in "W. SPEED STICK OURREG.69* Just about any filling \o Package of 51 cups, For sesame seed pita ly melted. Sprinkle with remaining ingredients, o* SAVE 40' 100 tastes better and is easier use for hot or cold bread, brush circles with yeast packet from hot except breads. Simmer 7 02 Si26 to eat in these neat pockets small amount of milk and roll mix; stir until dis- covered 15 to 20 minutes, OUR REG. 1.29 of bread. Egg salad with sprinkle lightly with solved. Add barbecue stirring occasionally. Fill Hershey. Reese, Kil . sliced tomatoes and alfalfa Kal or Whalchamacolit sesame seeds. Bake in sauce, flour mixture, pita breads with filling. FRUIT DRINKI OUR REG. 1.39 PALMOLIVE sprouts in pita bread preheated 425°F. oven for 5 cheese and garlic salt; Refrigerate leftovers. 6 Solid stick deodo­ PLANTER'S makes a fine hot weather servings. rant 2 5-02 PLANTERS COCKTAIL NUTS GOLD SAVE95' SAVE 50' l& c k ta u M AX F A aO R Menus _ STATFRESH PEANUTS Half Gallon ^ 16-02. c a n Gallon COLOR-STICK FOR (not OUR REG. 1.99 Tuesday: Meatloaf, potato puffs, 'Thursday: Beef noodle casserole, SAVE 71' OUR REG. 39' EA. Elderly FRUIT PUNCH GRAPE '!, STO kidney bean salad, apple juice collard greens, crisp tossed salad, HAWAIIAN PUNCH Deodorant soap Menus which will be served July cocktail, creamy lime pudding, vinagrette dressing, peach and pear Ci/ L E M O N A D E O R A N G E 189 lor balh or shower DRINK MIX use 5-oz. bar size 21-25 at Mayfair and Westhill whole wheat bread, margarine, skim medley, wheat bread, margarine, SAVE 40' Gardens to Manchester residents 60 milk, coffee or tea. skim milk, coffee or tea. OUR REG. 2.50 Friday: Tomato juice, tuna salad, FARMER'S PRIDE It'S a Maxi with a or more, are as follows: Wednesday: Hot turkey pickle spears, creamy coleslaw, glow that just won't 28.5-n oz Monday: Barbecued chicken, sandwiches, sweet potato and quit Clear cap for baked beans, buttered carrots, tossed marshmallow topping, savory green golden apricot dessert, bread, easy color selection. OUR REG. 1.79 margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. ENGLISH MUFFINS MakesEqls salad, fresh fruit in season, rye beans, cranberry sauce, plums, bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee snowflake roll, margarine, skim The menu is subject to change. MURINE EAR or tea. milk, coffee or tea. HANDY HARTZ 2-IN-1 DROP SYSTEM STACK TABLES 3igg«6 P A C K SAVE 40' - PLUS FLEA Efxare()) SAVE 2.00 Reg 3/$l 09 CDLLAR 12 oz. SAVE 49' EA. BUYONEpGETONE FREE! OUR REG. 2.39 ENCARE vitmhartmnU /a rm s EarVi/asherand OUR REG. 5.99 Try any one of our Keebler Butter P re t z e ls-w e ’ll send you Old Fashioned drops 0 511 oz Vaginal contra­ SAVE Added serving FRESH BAKED ceptive. OUR REG. 3.98 Ui a coupon good for another package free! See offer below. BUTTER PECAN 99* space. 15” laminated -J 12 inserts OUR REO. 3.N woodgrain lop. 'i Protection for Thre e fun sh a p es-B u t t e r Braids',” Butter Nibblers and ICE CREAM EAR DROPS yourcalordog a BREAD SAVE 58' Butter Knots’. A ll delicious because the elves bake em a special 1 POLAROID » / " Our low prescription DURACELLCDRD way so they taste rich and buttery." Half | 5 9 108 FILM C r u n c h in to s o m e so o n ! -a-hhcaii, iui.o,ed prices help you BAnERIES SAVE 1.30 43c ea Gallon 311.19 OUR REG. 2.17 SAVE 70< ^ O A beat inflation: 20 oz. LOAF Pt'f; 1 ’,d Vt- 1 O C 0 5-lt 02, 129 SAVE EXTRA WITH COUPON 5*’ 3-5x7^ EYE DROPS OR OUR REQ. 6.79 Mail to: Keebler Pretzel Coupon Offer OUR REQ. 1.99 fmT c ^ po n offer L cumtmr4»nU tam tm Take a few extra P.O.Box N B 384 FLORIDA 100% Puie MURINE-PLUS Mallory's most popular on vacation. 0660 El Paso, Texas 79977 SAVE 61' extra-life batteries ICE CREAME TREATS Enclosed find proof-of-purchase seal Irom any one ICE MIIK BARS • lU •2 off ^8x10^ 4 0 ia nm package of Keebler Butter Pretzels shown Send my ORANGE JUICE ::heam sandwiches FILM DEVELOPING free coupon to address below. Fraih from Concantrata • SUNDAE CUPS MuriM ANY NEW PRESCRIPTION • NUT!Y BUDDIES 981 Coupon good toward RX purchaie SETS I Name OUR REG. 1.59 only. Limit one coupon por limlly. • SWIRl CUPS • TWIN Apt.w Half POPS • ( unCE BANS Eye Drops 0 611 oz Oiler expire! August 16,1960. FORTHE Address Murine Plus rr t ORANGE TREATS VoM Nhf ft pfoMbitBd by l««r I , Gallon ^ 99< 1 511 oz PRICE OF Zip 6 or 12 PACK Cil/. - SlJle MEDI MART COUPON Two sets ot BBcri picture on your roll of We ws eKer t aapi Request must be accompanied by this order blank (no 11Q I26^ r I3Smm color print film FerafMbiMa facsimiles). Only onecoupon offer per family or group. Guaranteed satisfaction PRICES EFFECTIVE Void where prohibited, r e s in c i^ or taxed m any way. We Revrve the Might to Limit Quentitiei*VC02NCbeck Our Weekly In Store Specials| THRU JULY 19.1980 Offer expires December Ji,i'Tbu. THIS IS NOT A STORE COUPON SALE ITbMS For Added Savings UfiuJy*'!, ri».man(ls may r« SILVER LANE THESE DAYS ONLY - JULY: WED THURS FRI SAT D-2 (j«.f* ou' 5 9 " . I,mils on som * iiemv ,n iaifn«j5 to jii cusiomef* EAST HARTFORD , 16 17 18 19 CHARTER OAK MALL 569-4120 DAILY: 10 AM - S PM TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER cum bentand farm s TRI-CITY SHOPPINQ CENTER, VERNON 1200 stores - there's one near you! Open 7 days for your convenience EVENINC HERALD. Wed., July 16, 1380- 19 18- EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16, 1860 AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES we GHEVY MALIBU 2 Dr. Hardtop, auto., fully equippe d, very clean. MORIARTY’S 1978 LINCOLN MORIARTY’S O n e of Am eric a's lineal, very low mile age, showroom WAITING TO SERVE YOU condition. Alco USED CARS USED CARS 1970 PINTO Auto Body, G l a s s Safety 2 Dr. Special Edition with wood paneled sides, e xc e p- 80 ZEPHYR JOHN VICHI RAY tlonelly cle an. HAS C O M M ITTE D ITS ELF AUTO., REAR DEF., PS. 77 CADILLAC SEVILLE • HD B ATTERY, DELUXE A U TO ., F U LL P O W E R , A C , S TE R E O . W IR E 1977 DATSUN T O C O M P UTE R A G E WHEEL COVERS. INT. RESSEHE WHEELS. SPEED C O NTR OL, TILT W HEEL. MANY 280-Z. Silver, 4 spe ed transmission. Exceptionally NIC K DEPA8QUALE OTH E R EXTRAS, IM M A CULATE. Q U A LITY A N D SER VICE. A C C E NT & EXT. DECOR GROUPS. cle an, low mileage. (BualitMa Mgr.) LIST $6514 #02033. SALES _ 78MAIIKV 1B78 PINTO _ S A L E $5999 REPRESENTATIVE . PUCCI EDITION Runa bout, AM / FM stereo, stripes, 27,000 miles. , . X A U T O .. F U LL P O W E R . 1979 FORD 80 COUOAR XR7 ^ A C. STE R O WITH TA P E LTD wagon, 2 tone blue, le aded with extras, tactory air e a e IXOOU4 w o T T m ATTO N 2 DR. HT, " STE EL C AT" ^ PLAYER. coTKlIUonlng. AUTO. WSW, AC. REAR TUR B O W HEELS, 3 SP EED C O NTR OL, TILT W HE EL "DEF., AM / FM STER EO, TINTE D GLASS. TOM SHAHP 1978 CHEVAOLET LIST $2225 #0X034. Monz a Coup e . Automatic, power steering. Exceptional BJORKLAND JOHNSON ly cleani Low mileage. S A L E $7249 78 UNCOIH Locke built this sports mod el w ith T O W N M 1979 FORD a pow erful engin e and on e o f th e AS8ISTIUIT SALES A UTO , AC. FULL Gre n a d a Q hia 4 door. Vinyl top, auto., air, radio. TERRY PIQ Q OTT SAL QUERRARA fin est custom bodies. 8 0 B O B C AT POWER, STER EO. 4 SPD., PS, HD B ATT., 1978 PLYMOUTH ONLY ALCO HAS THE HUNTER Th ere are those who call it old USED C M REPRESENTATIVE SP EED C O NTR OL, MANY OTH E R O PTIO NS Volare W agon. Economy 6-cyl., nicely equippe d. BODY SIDE MOLDING. ELECTRON-A-LINE fashioned... others label It out- LIST $5207 #OT035 > 1977 FORD o f-8 tyle ...w e just call it high MANAGER 78 MONTE CARLO F-100 pic k-up with ca mp er cap. Re ady tor work or COMPUTERIZED ALL FOUR quality. A UTO , PB, PS, A C. pleaaurelll WHEEL ALIGNMENT MACHINE. IT High quality service will keep S A L E $4899 STE R E O , E X TIU CLEA N. JOHN 1977 DODBE IS THE ONLY ONE CAPABLE OF your new car running like the OSCAR Aspe n Station Wagon. Gre en, very nlOe automobile. day you bought It. Don't let $4895 ALIGNING CARS WITH FOUR 80 CAPRI SULLIVAN 1978 D0D9E poor workmanship ruin your In 3 DR. H ATCH B A C K, MANN Ram Ch arg er. Fully equipp ed, low mileage M i WHEEL INDIVIDUAL vestment. Se e us first! '/ i SPD, CO NSOLE. MIKE MCELROY LIST $6334 #0P044. SALES 78 1978 FORD FERNANDO CRUZ SUSPENSION, FRONT WHEEL SALES 2 D R .'h A R DTO P , AUTO ., P Ic k-Up . Exc ell e nt condition, re a dy for w ork or SETBACK, REAR WHEEL TRACK, S A L E $5899 REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE FULL POWER, AC, STE R E O . BRUSHED pleasure. & CENTER LINE STEERING WITH ALUMINUM WHEELS. 1976 MUSTANG 80 Ha tchback. White, 4 cylinder, standard transmiaslon. ABSOLUTE 100% COMPUTER , 4 DR, a u t o , WSW, AC, < 77T-BI80 ACCURACY. ..r REAR DEF., TINTE D TED A UTO ., FULL POWER, iuhtHufU. fW'Mv GLASS, MORE. AC, STE R E O . SPLIT "IT’S ONLY A BARGAIN WHEN I/)/>(>!Mfmi rtf 1 ^f'l f.4«it7-\ LIST $8626 #0M0ie KUHNE S E ATS. TU R B O WHEELS. M O ON ROOF. IT’S DONE RIGHT." 633-6524 S A L E $7449 SALES I \ A CALL AL DR BENE LAVIQNE SALES SPENCER GORDON TOM GILL 633-0465 315 C E N TE R ST. 315 C E N TE R ST. AT ALCD TDDAY7 REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE A M C O N N E C TIC U T BLVO., E A ST H A RTF O R D 2M-7721 2B COMMEBCE ST., GLASTONBURY 643-5135 643-5135 OPEN EVENINGS ___

10.97% FINANCING NICE AUTOS AMERICA’S ------VISIT AVAILABLE ON BRAND NEW 1977 MONTE CARLO SELUNGCAR 79 & 80 PLYMOUTHS W STOCK This exceptionally cle an well cared lor auto equipp ed MAllCHESTER’S with 8 cyl., automatic trana., power steering, tac. air, radlala. Must be seen and driven - Beautiful. LARGEST WE ARE HAVING OUR ANRUAL •3895 BUMMER RALE-A-THON NOWI 1974 VW SUPERBEETLE PRE OWNED CAR 4 spe e d. RH. low mileage. 1980 CUTLASS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE 1976 AMC HORNET WE BUY & SELL Real cle an, new paint. SUPREME COUPE Sie ve M a rt e n A l Boulais This pretty blue 4-d o or Sed an Is extra clean thru out. SAVE FANTASIC BUYS: Equipp ed with thrifty 6 cyl., automatic trana., power DEALER 2 DR, V6, AUTO., PS., PB., REAR DEF., SP ORT Soles M gr. Service M gr. MIRRORS, WSW, W H E EL C O V E RS, A C C E N T C O M M ITM E N T TO Q U A LITY steering. Real economy auto In top condition. & REPAIR STRIPES, BODY SIDE MOLDING, #147. ORIG. LIST 1980 PLYMOUTH VOUUiE •2698 4 L W 4 Y S $7335.57 “Th e new Chrysler Corp ora 2 DR. COUP E, 6 CYL, STA N D A R D SHIFT, POWER BRAND OPENING SALE PRICE STE E R IN G , R A DIAL TIR E S, AM R A DIO. MAY tion has m a d e a commitm ent OTH E R E XTR AS List $5507 1975 CORDOBA GAS SAVERS OUR SPECIAL-AN UNHEARD OF Gle a ming bla ck b e auty with re d v e lo ur Interior. •0700 to build better products. To OuUt a ndIng vehicle, 8 cyl., automatic trana., power 50 SUPER USEB-FUL CAR BARGAINS steering, A M -F M , burglar alarm, wire whe el discs. 84000 AUTOMOBILES IN STOCK 1973 VW SUPER BEETLE back them better. This com •2199 TUNE-UP & Automa tic tranamlasion, real clean. 78 RABBIT mitment has been embrace d 1000 PLYMOUTH HORIZON SAVE MESEL 4 DR, H ATC H B A C K , C USTO M INT., CA R P ETS. 1974 M U ST A N B ^ IA 1 O W N ER G e n e C o u to n t BRAKE SPECIALS Fred G o n d e k un animously by our m a n age- REM. MIRROR CO N V., SP AR E TIRE, AM RADIO. Sm art blue with white vinyl root end 4fhlte Interior. Real BUYING • TRADING - SELUNG LO C ALLY Sale sm a n Sale sm a n VINYL SIDE MOLDING, WSW RADIAL TIR ES & aye catcher. 6 cyl.. automatic trana., power ateering, DRIVEN m e n t , d e a l e r s , s e r v i c e MUCH MORE. LIST $8147. A M-F M stereo, la c. air conditioning, loaded car. AFFORDABLE AUTOS HARD TO REBUILT ENGINES FIND M O D EL •2898 •5055 m a n a g e r s , e n g i n e e r s , SPECIAL AT 80070 7 t M U rrM N E HATCHBACK COUPE-4 CYL, 4 SPD., designers, suppliers and the 1973 PINTO “A L W A Y S AND TRANSMISSIONS WSW. VINYL INT., RADIO, VERY V ERY LOW WE A LS O HAVE A LARGE STO C K O F W ORLD MILEAGE. A C C E NT STRIPES. S4SB0. This bronze little wagon Is equipp e d with 4 cyl. motor, 1973 FDRD MAVERICK thous a nds q} p e ople who F AM OUS C OLUM BIA MOPEDS WHICH WILL GIVE 4-spe e d trana., A M-F M radio. O n e owner car - very RELIABLE” 6 cyl., power steering, auto. YOU B ETW E EN 80 & 100 MPG, AND CA N BE clean thru out. Low mileage, new paint. 7 8 8UBAIU W A Q O H-4 w d . 4 c y l .. 4 s p d ., build our vehicles. Our goal PURCHASED A T OUR MID-SUMMER S A LE-A- 1 S T O P A B S O LUTE LY LIKE NEW. S 8 0 7 8 . at the new Chrysler Corp ora TH O N FOR ONLY •1398 PRICES START AT *495.00 1 0 C IT A TIO II-2 d r , 4 CYL., PS. PF, H ATC H B A C K , AC, COME ON INII STA N D A R D. W SW .B 8 8 7 B. A SAVING OF SERVICE TIM MORIARTY tion is to b e'‘Best In Cla ss’ in $570 82001 U N K TERMS MIIUUMEO - TRiAOES INUCOMEO Sale sm a n 270 H A RTF O R D RD, 7 8 C UTL A S S S A LO H-4 DR S E D A N, V6. A T. PS. PB. WSW, all our products.” TIM MORIARTY A C, RADIO, VINYL TO P . E X C E LL E NT C O N D ITIO N . LOW MANCHESTER SUBURBAN MOTORS M A N C H E STE R MILE A G E $ 4 0 8 8 BOB BILEY OLDS LEE TACOCCA SUBURBAN MOTORS RT S3 - MANCHESTER, CONN. Chairman PLYMOUTH RT. B3 - M A N C H E STE R , CO N N. 649-2076 OPEN MTES TILL 9 643-6217 345 CENTER ST. 649-1749 Th e New Chrysler Corporation RTE. 83, TOLLAND TURNPIKE 649-2076 OPEN HITES TILL 9 643-6217 BOB BILEY OLDS TALCOTTVILLE 643-2708 VACATION SPECIALS NEW 1980 BUICK SKYLARK 2-DOOR SEDAN Slock *9763. equipped wUh from wheel dfVe 4.|peed transnustlon rack & 1980 TOYOTA LONG BED pinion powet steering fiberglass belted wniiewalis deluxe wheei covefs, Pickup. 10,000 miles, auto, trans., radlals, READ WHAT AM radio hood ornamoni & wind gplity molding, carpal saver i Poor rr.ats 2 6 litre V-6 engine deluxe steering wrieui body 8>de slnpe notchback stereo, camper cap — blue. ROAD TEST front seat includes freight denier piep undercoat & glaze SHOP THE SSsUN.*®®'®* 4 TODAY SALE PRICED AT * •5999 W AS $6439 SA V E $440 SAYS ABOUT THE m Est MTS 20 C i n IS HMHWAY 1979 PONTIAC TRANS AM HERALD fuel- n a p s NEW 1980 BUICK CENTURY 4-DOOR SEDAN 9,000 miles, blue, auto, trans., air cond., Equuipl p ei ^d w t^; 231 V ^ i ^ l n o.. p o ^...... eutematlc AM-FM stereo, wlumlnum wheels. trana.. g lM i belted Itewall tirea. d elux e whe e l co v e rt, rock er panel CLASSIFIED DATSUN 200 SX: mk>o.. wh e e l op ening mid g.. front & re ar b um p e r atrlpB, re ar bum pe r ALAROE ppvolut'0^7;,.tu ally gua rds, h o od orna m e nt & wind, apllt mIdg., front & re ar floor m a tt, alaotrlo ra ar window defogg ar. ra mota control ra ar vie w mirror, conve ni e nce grp., “THE JAPANESE HAVE BECOME A M radio, und erco at, gla za, fralght 4 da a lar pra p. #9723 PAGES FOR THE INNOVATORS SELECTION OF TODAY lAUPSKEO AT milea9^ •0400 1978 GHEVY MONTE CARLO “EXCEPTIONAL LE^VROOM UP LIST $7304 D A V I I M S V-8, air, rally wheels, radial tires, cloth In­ QUALITY USED YOUR NEW FRONT ..." EPA EsL M P 8 .2 0 C m r 27 HMMWAT terior. 39,000 miles. NEW 1080 lU ICK REBAL COUPE SHOP THESE Equip p e d with; 231 V -8 a ngin a, automatic trana.. pow er bra k a a. p o w e r “FAR BETTER THAN MOST OF WHAT tta eidng. ste al baited r a dla Tw hit e Ure a, full wh e e l c o v e rt, front i roar CAR. bum p er g u a rd i, wna al r a a n in g mid g.. cu tt. rock er panel mid g.. notch back DETROIT OFFERS ..." front te a t, front & ra ar floor m a tt, re ar window da foog ar. ra mota control, DEALERS FOR mirror, ala ctric d o c k , A M / F M radio, b ody alda atrlpa. underco at, gla i a, “EASY TO SERVICE ..." freight, d e a ler prep. # W 7 . 1978 COROLLA 2-ML Deluxe Sedan. 5 spd., air cond., cruise AUTOMOTIVE “IT'S GOT THE LOOKS. IT’S GOT TODAY 8AUPBICED AT •0773 control, 27,000 miles, white. THE FEEL ..." LIST $7602 O A V II 4 2 A W A E tL MP9 20 c m 27 HMNWAT BARGAINS NEW 1080 BUICK CENTURY STA. WAGON “VERY ECONOMICAL ..." Stock #0064. Equip p e d wHh automatic trantmla alon, powe r ale erlno. power bra k e t, 231 V-6 angina, gla ta belted redial whitewall Ure a, b um p e r protao* 1976 TOYOTA CORONA Uva ttrlp e. body tid a m old ingt. deluxe whe al c o v e rt, A M re dlo. luggege .0 ° ° ' ra ck. ate. I n d u i m freight, de aler pre p., und erco at & glaza. Wagon. 1 owner, 40,000 miles, auto, 200 SX2 “DATSUN, YOU DONE GOOT-O-O-ODI" r fuel trans., MIchelln tires. TODAY SAUPBICEO AT •0820 SP°’' ,;p .manual -R O A D TE ST. FEBRUARY, 1080. LIST $7353 O A V I M M W A E t U a N 20 c m 27 H N N W AT CARS AWAITS * ^niO' .no'e ip e c " Drakes LYNCH YOU AT LYNCH SiO^^ ,aP>P"' MANCHESTKP, CONN. , .peeP JO H N GRIF FITH A N D CHARTER ^ De Cormier JA C K C A STf R LIN E O F It This Emblem Isn't On Your Car - 4 0 OAK BRICK You Probably Paid Too Much Motor Sales C H A RTE R O A K BUIC K 81A0AMSSI.MANCHESUR (PA I 268 BROAD ST, IRAHCHESTER ^ , j A I • R E C O M M E N D TH E S E (open eves: 649-4571 500 W. CENTER 8T. V A C ATIO N S P E CIALS. l i i l l l o l l l l f U g u l t l i ...... 640-4321 643-4165___ __ JlKl Vrvtp. *IOt OOiO'Oin ilFllOrl 1 20 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16, 1960 EVENING HERALD, Wed., July 16, 1980 - 21

23 Hafp WanM 13 Htip W M t*d 13 Htip Wanttd 13 H»lp Wanted 13 f3 Hom»$ For Salt Keralb Report says town caused Dobfon Road problems PART TIME. Exceptional op- NURSES AIDE - 3 U) 11 p.m. STOCK & DELIVERY EAST HARTFORD SPLIT PAHt time JANI’TOR - For Theft INDEX portunity to earn. Call 643- Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Immediate opening. Full LEVEL - Immediate occupan- office complex. Hours: 5:00 to cy. Illness in family. In- is any protjlem. 4884. Street, Manchester. time. Year-round steady Wells of about seven homes have whether the sand and salt was stored laterals, only the aspect of paying for N OTIC It 10.00 p.m. Monday, ’Tuesdw, SCHOOL TEACHERS - . work. Good driving record ground pool and other extras! By BARBARA RICHMOND As its final action the commission, and 'niursday. Telephone Mr, properly, was raised previously, and hookups from the homes to the iTHiI^ said there were two T—~tott WK^found Exceptional opportunity to required. Paid Benefits and 12 noon to 7 p m., 528-1451 had problems with high contents of Whitney at 588-2020 for ap- TEACHER- Learning EXPERIENCED NURSES earn. Call 6434884. Herald Reporter laterals. problems Involved-the dumping of after holding an executive session probed 2 — Personals AIDE to assume all duties for Vacation. Apply in person- sodium chloride making the water I’m wondering if $5,000 had been Disabled/ He questioned if whether the backwash into the swale and the fact with Attorney Lavitt to discuss 3 — Announcements pointment. elderly man in wheel chair. Manchester Tobacco Si Candy * VERNON — Deciding reports unpo table. spent a few years ago if we would 4 Entertainment Emotinally Disturbed. Cer- that the sewage disposal system prices, passed a motion to recom- Private home. References Company, 299 Green Roao, show it’s fairly conclusive water Charles Vassilopoulos. the town’s have saved spending $30,000 now.” possibilty of putting new casings on 5 — Auctions AIR CONDITIONING. tification required. Position ACCOUNTANT - Manchester Manchester. mend that the council convey a starts September 1st, 1980, required. 643-1264. BY OWNER South Windsor problems on Dobson Road were Chairman William Houle said he the wells could be explored as an relies on a sump pump to get the MANCHESTER - FINANCIAL Experienced serviceman. Air company has full time posi- environmental health officer, made a Inquire: Dr. Linstone, Assis- Twelve room executive house. alternative to avoid incurring the effluent to the sewer line on nearbV parcel of town-owned land on West Police are investigating 8 — BondS'StocHs-Mortgages conditioning, refrigeration tion available for a conscien- caused by the town, the Planning plea to the council, last week, to recalled that at one point some tant Superintendent, Vernon Can be purchased on a lease- Route 30. Street to First Connecticut Small the theft of 10 50-pound 9 — Personal Loans and heating. Generous com- BOOKKEEPER- Immediate cious, self starting individual Commission, Tuesday night, voted to provide public water for the seven money was spent and an attempt was expense of having' public water. Public wihools, telephone 872- purchase. low down payment It was also noted that the Business Investment Co. rolls of copper reported 10 — Insurance pany benefits. Call for ap- opening for full charge to perform a variety of office recommended to the Town Council homes. made to minimize the expansion of Lavitt, who attended the commis- pointment, 871-1111. 73i61. D e a d lin e fo r Bookkeeper, in East Hartfora. duties. This position requires plan. Tel, 528-7631. ilon meeting, said it wouldn’t be set- washdown of the floor at the town ’The land was taken, by the town, in missing at 6:13 this mor- EMPLOYMENT ^plications July 21st, 1980. that it consider approval of installing Town Attorney Edwin Lavitt, while the pollution. 13Help Wanter Small, congenial, busy office. a good general accounting IDEAL FOR TEENAGERS - ting a precedent because it really is public works garage also flows into lieu of taxes which the firm said it ning at the Ward Manufac- 14 — B usin ess Opportunities Equal Opportunity Affir- Pleasant working conditions. background, and a minimum Earn extra money as a Young THREE BEDROOM a water main and lateral hookups for taking the stand that the town isn’t at Houle said there was only one COLONIAL - Large living the settlement of a pollution problem the same swale. In a separate motion didn’t know were unpaid. Tlie com- turing Co. at 259 Adams St. 15 — Situation Wanted mative Action Employer. Full time. Hours flexible. of two y ears office American Representative several homes on that street. fault, advised the council to obtain aspect of the matter that cau s^ him Convenient bus line location. room Formal dining room and the homeowners will have to sign - made by commission member Mary mission recommended- that the ’The copper, valued at EDUCATION SALES FOR NEW BUSINESS experience. Associates promoting Skin Care Products The action was taken at a special releases from any claims from the concern and that was the question if Duties include: All phases of Degree desirable. Please in your area. Call 1-484-0404 with bay window Kitchen. Glenn, the commission voted to advise terms of a resolution p ass^ by the $1,140 was taken after 18 — Private Instructions - $18,000. Need ambitious self LIVEIN HOUSEKEEPER for meeting called on request of the homeowners, if the lines are in- the town is obiigated beyond the releases. two adults. Light cooking. bookkeeping, and payroll. write: Office Manager, Box Young American Corporation. Den. Sunporch, Two car gar- the town’s Permanent Munclpal council last week, be incoiporated burglars pried open a 19 — SchoolS'Classes starter. Sales management age. Lot 72 X 250 Peterman council. The council will conduct a stalled. This was incorporated in the providing the main iine. He said he ’The commission also passed a mo- 20 — Instructions Wanted potential. Contact: Mr. North, Own room and bath. Call 521- Good pay, benefits, parking. V. B uckland S latio n , 200 Shaw Road. Branford. Building Committee of the problem The resolution stipulates that the Call.. 528-5598 .for appointment. jintment. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Connecticut, 06471. Agency, 649-9404. 646-1171 649- public hearing and special town motion passed by the commission. wondered if the town would be set- tion recommending that a sewer line plywood-covered window Future Unlimited, 742-9909. 3007. 4844. at the garage and to ask it to look into firm pay all back taxes plus any legal at the rear of the building NEAL ESTATE meeting next Monday to ask for an During discussion of the motion, ting a precedent by paying for the be installed for the town pool at the 23 — Homes lor Sale that and to also check on other gar- expenses involved in the transaction. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale appropriation of not more than $35,- commission member, Michael ’Turk, lateral hookups. He said he didn’t Vernon Elementary School, to tie sometime over the into the main sewer line on Dobson ages such as firehouses to see if there weekend. Police have no 25 ~ Investment Property 000 to do the work. said, "As I recall! the question as to object to the installation of the 26 — Business Property suspects in the theft. 27 — Resort Property SELLING HOUSESI A man was injured Sun- 28 -o Real Estate Wanted day morning at the in- MISC. SERVICES tersection of Broad Street 31 — Services Offered Region _ 32 — Painting-Papering and W. Middle ’Turnpike 33 — Building-Contracting when he apparently lost 34 — Roofing-Siding control of his motorcycle 35 » Heating-Plumbing Vernon man is prp^moted 36 — Flooring as he made a turn. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage BOSTO.N — James A Rauer, 164 Ver- A federal credit union is a cooperative Police said Dana Robert- 38 — Services Wanted non Ave.. Vernon, has been promoted by association organized to promote thrift son. 29, of 95 W. Middle MISC. FOR SALE the Naticmal Credit Union Administration. among its members. It also accumulates a Tumpkie, apt. 4, was taken 40 — Household Goods 41 — Articles for Sale M TO m i C O M N D N I P E M X n il T K Q LOT' The announcement was made today by fund from these savings to make needed to Manchester Memorial 42 » Building Supplies Surrounda thIa thraa badroom Capa with brick and Bernard M. Ganzfried, regional director. loans to members for useful purposes at Hospital where he was 43 — Pets-BIrds-Oogs Plua alx attractlv* rooma In thia alumlnum-aWad Capa aluminum axtarlor. Prica |uat raducadi ERA BU YERS Region I. Rauer has responsibility for reasonable interest rates. It is a corpora- treated and released after 44 Musical Instruments Cod with garago and ERA BUYERS PROTECTION 45 — Boats A Accessories PLANI $59,900. PROTECTION PLAN. supervising approximately 40 federal tion chartered and supervised by the the 8:23 a.m. accident. No 46 — Sporting Goods oraiTMmT44ra credit unions in Hartford and vicinity. He federal government through the National arrests were made. 47 ^ Garden Products NM mu HnUCMD TOIMmiSIS Credit Union Administration. A credit un- 48 — Antiques has been employed by the National Credit 49 — Wanted to Buy $n MOMS • $S4,900 ion is not a government agency. Members’ ■N Union Administration since June 1978 and RENTALS Spacloua quality conatnictad thraa bodroom homaa. has worked in Newburgh, N.Y. and Hart- accounts are insured up to $100,000 by this Ensemble 52 — Room s for Rent 1W batha, appllancaa, carpoUng, gaa haat, two full ford since that time. same agency. BRINGING 53 ~ Apartments for Rent boaomonia, atorm windowa, 90% CHFA FUNDS 54 — Homes for Rent AVAILABLEI HURRYI Db: Sllvar Lana to Hartford rehearsal 55 — Business for Rent 56 — Resort Property for Rent Road to Wllfrad Road. Skin poatod. HEBRON - ’The Rham 57 — Wanted to Rent Bolton dogs unlicensed 58 — Misc, for Rent Community Wind Ensem- 59 — Farm Land For Rent ble will meet for rehearsal By DONNA HOLLAND 16; Bolton Center Road, 15; Boston Turn- PEOPLE SO— Auto Parte for 8a^ pike, 13; Brandy Street, 14; Clark Road, on Wednesday from 7 oo 9 61 — Autos for Sale 62 — Trucks for Sale Herald Correspondent 17; Converse Road, 10; French Road, 33; p.m. in the Band Room at BOLTON— More than 100 dogs in 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale lUST U S T D 10 ROOMS Hebron Road, 33; Hop River Road, 10; Rham High School. 64 — Wotorcycles-BIcycles M ow nM inii scmoi MU C U S SY 1 I Bolton remain unlicensed, according to Notch Road, 19; South Road, 18; Tolland The group will rehearse 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Attractlva Anaaldl built homa In ono of Manchaatar'a Datcribaa this baautiful naw houaa, 2W batha, For tha family naading lour or llva bodrooma at an at- |Home« . Motor Hortiw fordabla prica In tha OO'a. Two hill batha and doubla statistics compiled by Catherine Leiner, Road, 10; West Street, 23. again on July 23 and 30. moat aought altar araaal Savan rootiM, two flraplacaa aiqrliSbta, cathadral callinga, hug# family room artth town clerk. 66 — Automotive Service plua barbaquo and moral Muat ba aoldl______jbogtoca and much moral A muat to aoal ______garagtl ______Last year 582 licenses were sold and $3,- TOGETHER 67 -lAutoe fof Rent-Lease Mrs. Leiner said as of July 10, 466 047 was collected for those licenses. licenses were sold compared to 582 sold During the 1978-1979 year, 599 dogs were last year. licensed and $3,146 was collected. T * i n o c h l e □ NOTICES Mrs. Leiner said, "We know there are In 1977-1978, M5 dogs were licensed and people in Bolton who have not yet licensed $3,443 was collected. A total of $675 dogs BLANCHARD their dogs and that's not fair to the rest of s c o r e s Ptnonat* were licensed in 1976-1977 and $3,590 was OVER us. " collected. SO ERA She said, "The dog warden and state UNATTACHED? Meet Com- 4000 ERA In 1975-1976 , 654 dogs were licensed and Manchester patible Companions in omeu OFEICU canine control officer will be canvassing $2,425 was collected. Top scorers in the Machester area. Largest low IN door to door looking for unlicensed dogs. NATIONWIDE The cost to license a dog during July is Manchester Senior Citizen cost effective ethical and con- CONNECTICUT Owners of dogs who are not yet licensed Pinochle Group game July 10 fidential nationwide service. ROSSETTO $7.95 for unneutered males and unspayed could be fined $25” at the Army and Navy Club Register for life $75. Dating REALTOfIS females and $3.75 for neutered males and Mrs. Leiner advises people to license were Corinne Gibson, 640; Prestige, Williamstown, spayed females. Mass. 01267. their dogs before the end of the month Betty ’Turner, 618; John Klein, As of August 1 dog licenses will cost when the cost of license increases by $1. 592: Peggy Vaughan, 579; Sam 646-2482 $8.70 for unneutered males and unspayed □ EMPLOYMENT Of the 85 streets in Bolton. 66 have dogs Shors, 560; Mike Habem, 556; ELECTRONIC K A L n ASSOC. 189 WMt Contor Comor of McKoe females and $4.50 for neutered males and and 19 do not. Streets having 10 or more Ernestine Donnelly, 553; Bob spayed females. Schubert. 552: Herb Laquerre, N*lp Wtnitti 13 licensed dogs are Birch Mountain Road. 549; Ed Scott. 549; Kitty Byrnes, 548; Maude Custer. NURSES AIDES wanted for CLERICAL - Part time after- ASSISTANT MANAGER. full time on all shifts. Apply noons. Light typing, filing. Nights from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 STOCK and 548; Arvid Peterson, 545 p.m. Tuesday through Satur- BURGER KING » The group will sponsor a director of nursing. Salmon- Knowledge of office ASSISTANT DEALER - Local DELIVERY PERSON Area town news. brook Convalescent Home, off LICENSED NURSE- Part experience preferred. Call day. Apply in person, Glaston- N M d« MVhril man, hill or ' ^ game Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at route. Need reliable car. Con- bury Amoco. 2711 Main Street, Monday thru Friday, 9:00 House Street, Glastonbury. time. Custodial Care. Call 649- Cindy, 647-1 part lima, to work ' the Army and Navy Club. Play 2358. tact: Herald circulation, 647- Glastonbury, from (10:00a.m. am . lo 3:00 p.m. Good Vernon burglaries sor Youth Services Bureau will present f lease call 633-5244. 9946, ask for Jeanne. avaninga batwaan 9:00 is open to all Senior Citizens. FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - to 1:00 p.m.) driving record Some VERNON—During the weeks from May “Annie Get Your Gun," Aug. 1 and 2 at p.m. and eloaing. Muat ba houskeeping and heavy lif- DON'T ANSWER THIS AD Part time second shift. Apply NURSE'S AIDE. Three times 30 through June 26 the Vernon Police 7.30 p.m. at South Windsor High School. UNLESS - l.You want to write Seven-ll on Center Street, WAITESSES - Full and/or ovar IS. ting Apply in person The tickets, at $1, are now available Vernon weekly, to help Department investigated 34 reported your own pay check. 2. You are between 7 and 3. pap^ tim e. Perm anent quadrepleghic. Urgent, for Apply In paraon: from cast members or may be purchased Winners in the Vernon SUMMER JOBS - working one overambitious and willing to positions. Must be at least 18 HARRISON’S burglaries. Senior Citizens Pinochle Club of our outdoor flower month of August, 644-8490. 487 Contar Strsst, by calling 644-0875. work. 3. Looking for a career, PART TIME POSITION with years of age. Benefits ------------a - _ The burglaries reported occured on the tournament July 10 were Joe locations on weekends. Car with a chance for promotion. Full Service Laundramat & available. Apply- Ground WAREHOUSE STOCK STATIONERS following streets: Talcottville Road, N. St. Louis, 671; Ted Leboc. 622; needed. SDR Enterprises. An- 4. If your answer is yes to all Dry Cleaning. Varied duties Round, Glastonbury, 659-0162. batwaan Seniors trip dover, Ct. 742-9965. CLERK - 40 hour week. $3.50 849 Main Street Park Street, Mt. Vernon Drive, Regan Lucille Carlson, 617; Ruth the above, then I want to talk require responsibility, per hour. Call 649-8648. 24)0 pm and 6:00 pm Road, Wildwood Road, Park West Drive, SOUTH WINUSOR-The South Wind- Corbin, 594. to you. Call Mr. Doyon mauirity. self reliance.and in- COOKS/KITCHEN HELP 646-7272 MASSEUSE - Full or part between 9 and 11 a.m. for im- iative. Includes: weekend Hilltop Avenue. Warren Avenue, and sor Seniors will sponsor a trip to Ham- time. Good atmosphere. Full and/or part time perma- GENERAL CONTRACTOR mediate appointment, 646- hours. Call 646-8749. nent positions. Must lie at Village Street. monassett State Park on July 23. Excellent clientelle. Windham 3936. NEEDS A full time least 18 years of age. Benefits experienced Dump Truck Also: Vernon Avenue, Hany Lane, The bus will be leaving the Community area. Telephone 423-7519. SPEECH CLINICIAN for Si available. Apply-Ground Back Hoe Operator. Class I SALESPERSON Brimwood Drive, Ward Street, Box Moun- Center at 9:30 a.m. and return about 4:30 Big Government Coventry Public Schools, 3tk Round. Glastonbury, 659-0162. days per week. Masters in License preferred, and ability tain Drive. Willowbrook Apartments, p.m. Those interested should sign up at to service equipment a must. LU M B E R A ND B U I L D I N G Pearl Drive, Emma Lane, and Brimwood the center by July 18. Government looms large in SERVICE STATION Speecn required. Must be SALES PERSON/SERVICE the English-speaking world. eligible for Conn. State Call 742-6062, between 8 a.m. Drive. The cost will be $6 per person but does SECRETARY - CPA firm. ATTENDANT. Experience MANAGER to manage and 5 p.m. MATERIALS In the United States, govern- Excellent opportunity for ef- preferred, but not necessary. License. Send letter and Transmission Repair Center. Expansion program requires individual for retail counter sales Growth Also: Windsorville Road, Hartford not include lunch. For more information ment employs one out of six resume to; Dr. Donald J, possibilities in well-established organization Sales incentive program ficient and amiable secretary. Apply to Gil’s Mobil. Route 6. National Compnpany. Excellent WANTED FEMALE TO Turnpike, Grove Street, Route 30, two on call June Cooke at the Senior Center, 644- workers and controls around Statistical typing experience Bolton. Nicoletti, Coventry Public salary and benefits. Call end other benefits FULL or PART TIME Schools, P.O. Box 356, Coven- LIVE in with elderly woman. Donnell Road, and two others on Mount 3338. 37 percent of total spending. required. Please send resume collect, Mr. Lauro 1-401-724- Contact Mr Lowry try, Conn. 06238., or call 742- References requirw. Room Vernon Drive. In the United Kingdom, it con- to: Pue, Semel and Co, Cer- WAITRESS AND COCKTAIL Mr Pierce 8913. EOE. and board provided. Send rep- Breaks into businesses were on: Grove trols nearly 60 percent of tified Public Accountants. PO WAITRESS. Full and part ly to: P.O. Box 542. South expenditures. Box 2250, Vernon, Ct. 06066. time. Apply at Podunk M il Windsor, Conn. 06074. THE W.G. 6LENNEY COMPANY and E. Main streets, two on School Street. Empties collected Tavern. 289-7929. IMMEDIATE OPEING FOR Ward Street, Route 83, Hartford Turnpike, EXPERIENCED PAINTERS 33.6 North Mam St RN - Full Time Public Health PART TIME SECRATARY and Windsor Avenue. SOUTH WINDSOR-Children from Nurse Position. BSN and - Call 643-9097. INSURANCE AGENCY Manchestei. Ct ______Wood Memorial Library will be in fronwf Liquor Permit need for general office work previous public health SEEKING GAL - Experienced in a small manufacturing Armata's Supermarket on Aug. 23 ^ m NOTICE OF APPLICATION experience desired. For more Program graduate Thii ii to give nMce that I. P E T E R in Personal Lines, and firm. Must type accurately, information, contact: Com- BABY SITTER WANTED for Commercial Underwriting. 12:30 to 4 p.m. to collect retumabiycans T TSAOUSSIS ol 131 Ellington Road. infant M-F 7:15 - 5:00 p.m. some filing, answering of VERNO.'M—Dewey Santacroce of Ver- East Hartlord. have iiled an applica­ munity Health Service of and bottles. ” starting September. Contact; John M. Risley In- phones. No short hand ne^ed. non will be.among nine graduates from tion placarded 1-7-80 with the Division Columbia, Hebron, Andover & PAINTERS - Reliable and surance Agency, Vernon, ol Liquor Control a ReiUurant Liquor References required. For in- Call for interview at 643-9501 If anyone is a senior citilbn ^ r has an Marlborough. 228-94^. experienced with good Conn., 871-1001. PART TIRIE the Computer Programming Training extra large number of cans and bottles to lor the sale ol alcoholic liquor on the terview call 647-1466. transportation. Some Program of the Easter Seal Goodwill In- premises ol 706 Hartlord Road.. Butinaat OpportunlUai 14 JOB with abova avaraga aarning potantlal, tor donate, they should call 289-3541 to make Manchester The business will be OLDER EXPERIENCED knowledge of residential work AQ Q RESSIV E outgoing Individual, who noodi extra owned by Peter K Karamanolls ol 231 GENERAL CONTRACTOR dustries Rehabilitation Center in New arrangements for pickup. SITTER wanted. Wednesday need^. Call days, 246-7101; c a M and who wants to oarn mors than li poatibis In Haven. Ceremonies will be held on July 25 Ellington Rood. East Hartlord, George needs assistant to help with evenings 872-4520. LOCAL 7-ELEVEN STORE Karamanolis ol 231 Ellington Road. through Saturday. 4-12 p.m. AVAILABLE for franchise. most part tims |oba. Starting rats $3.25 par hour, Proceeds from the can and bottle collec- Own transportation. Center Estimating, Drafting, and BARTENDER - Part time at 2 p.m. in the cafetorium of South Cen- tion will benefit the children’s summer East Hartlord t ol Peter T Tsaoussis Paper Work. Experience Contact Roy Pelletier at 203- Commisslona, PLU S Bonuaoa, f U i l P a l d Vacations, tral Community College in New Haven. ol 231 Ellington Road, East Hartlord Street, Bess Elaton vicinity. permanent position available. 289-8261: Southland Corpora- program at the library. and will be conducted by Peter T Call 6464)920. necessary. Send resume to: Male or female. Benefits Holidays, and Sick Days. Wa hava paopla making up to The students, all severely handicapped, Tsaoussis as permltt'e P.O. Box 8, Coventry, Conn. REGISTERED NURSE tion. Peter T Tsaoussis available. Apply-Ground $10 pof hourl ___ have just completed an intensive 11-month New York trip 8-7-80 AVON. TO BUY OR SELL in 06238. RECOVERY ROOM Round, Glastonbury 659-0162. CALL 569-4993 training program in computer program- 02S-07 Kbnehester, Bolton, Coven- MANAGER WANTED for a To sat up an Intsnrisw BOLTO.’Vi—Reservations are being try, Hebron, or Andover. Call A part-time position Is available ming designed and monitored by the " orientated Hair Cutting accepted for an October 4 trip to New 523-9401. in our recovery roon^ Hours will HOME WORKERS - Business Advisory Committee. The dis- in Manchester. Call 649- (No atudonta tor aummor work.) ^ S be 4:00 p.m. U> 12:90 a.m., subject Guaranteed Income! York being sponsored by the Bolton TELEPHONE SALES - abilities of the students include severe 1136. to call assignment, able to work Everything supplied. Send Congregational Church. Reservations Excellent earnings. Sell spinal'cord injuries, spina bifida, dwar- IN V ITA TIO N every other Saturda^ Applicants stamped, selpaddressed must be made by Sept. 13. There are lots of reasons why people get together. Sippin' sodas on a sunny advertising to local should have In tv siv e Care envelope to: Arnold Bentley. fism and such. businesses. New and renewal The bus will leave the church at 7 a.m. afternoon is one of them, ^m etim es people need to get together to buy, TO BID BEAT INFLATION! Sell experience and be J graduate of Jr. Ill Grove Street, The combined placement figures for all Avon. You don’t need EXPERIENCED accounts. Sales Management and arrive back about 8:30 p.m. Those an AccredM c^SgH^l of Nursing Rockville, O . 06066. programs reveal that 94 percent of the sell, rent, hire or find. Classified ads help people do just that. If you would experience, and you’ll have opportunity. Call»528-%05. taking the trip may spend the day in the The Manchester Board of M E C HANICS with h osp iU lD aU d experience graduating students were placed in com- like to find soifteone who can use something you no lon ^r need, why not Education solicits bids for fun meeting new people, and Interested applicants please call city doing whatever they choose. earn good money, too. Call DEMONSTRATOR - Earn A M IR t C A 8 O L D I 8 T L I C I N 8 0 A petitive jobs. ROOFING REPAIRS for the the personnel office at 648-1222 To make reservations call Barbara trust a Classified ad to bring you together. Economical, hard-working 646-36&, or 523-9M1. M -u p , rapair, and makHaln $1000 or more sellin name OP I C I C H i A M 8HO W t INSIDE 1960-1961 school year. Sealed exl481 brand1 toys and gifts TFisher- H i l o a O U A LIF t f O P A W ILlC t Festival meeting Smith, 646-8492 or Shirley Potter, 649-2901. Classified ads have a nice way of bringing people together. Why not try one PMMpabuia a M liia»-»5C ARE ABSOLUTELH'y 5 Hebrew holy directives I# BEAUTIFUL.,. day (abbr) 2 College / ------Pbby 111 F or my wife . •. 6 Deities examination ( By ADigaii van Buren 12 Indian tribe 3 Sage \ 13 Biblical 4 Sewing \ Sh e t h i n k s I 'M character implement 14 Border on 5 Observes □□ □0OE3Q rt Bu y i n g h s ? a ^ a r . DEAR READERS: While reading the Sacramento 15 Comfort 6 Actor Ladd Bee» which carries my column, an intereating item by 16 Take a meal 7 Big man Max Miller caught my eye. It aeema that while Tom 17 Unfrequented 8 Mideast sea i Tn ThTT 18 Vehicle on Goodwin, a Sacramento businessman, was enjoying 9 Mitch Miller s Th AV« -,,/u ___ junners HiOlWl S the view From his airplane one day last year, he was instrument LL struck by the notion that pilots who fly for a hobby 1 9 ^ o st winding 2 k Radio type 10 Asks for Prificlllfi’fi Pop — Ed Sullivan 30 Bygone days 4 7 Scrafehes should be able to use their time, talent and aircraft labbr) payment 31 MnUng-R»p»t1ng 32 Building Contncting 33 31 Orient Stnict OHtnd 31 S«rv/e«f OHvd for something more productive than just flying 23jZero 11 Let It stand 49 Often pickled Qardan ProducIa 51 32 Actress vegetable WES ROBBINS Carpentry 47 ApartmanIa For Rani 53 OHIeaa-Btoraa lor Rant 55 Autoa For Bala around, burning up fuel. 24^08 genus 20 Relative LAWNMOWERS DAN SHEA PAINTING & Redgrave 50 Division CiM TREE SERVICE - Free remodeling specialist. Ad- Then it occurred to him that many lives have been ' SOKXLVHOCKQOr ' >. SHE NEVER FIGUREP OKAV, DOG, L E r s 29 nimalayan 22 Twisted REPAIRED. 15% Sr. Citizen DECORATING. Interior and FORD PINTO 1977 - Very 35 Cassowary preposition esllmates, discount senior ditions, rec rooms, dormers, PICK YOUR OWN MANCHESTER MAIN MANCHESTER - Retail, lost because vital organs and rare blood types wait A BIG POG TO HELP ' IT WOULD BE EAGV SE E HOW QUICK state 24 On a cruise Discount! Free pick up and Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. good condition. Am/fm, 33 Express 38 Slid on snow citizens. Company built-ins, bathrooms, STRINGBEANS. Green, STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. storage and/or manufacturing while physicians and transplant centers try to GUARPTHE LIBRARY FORA4E TO U3B THE SOU ARE. 25 Share 51 Observance delivery! Expert service. Quality Craftsmanship! Call radials with snows, 4 speed. 34 Past time 40 Pretense Manchester-owned and kitchens, 649-3446. yellow. $3 Ik bushel, or $5 one Hot water. Appliances. No space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- arrange commercial transportation — a service that STEPS, EH ? BALL OVER HIS HEAD.' 26 inexperienced 52 Makes lace operated. Call 646-1327. ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. 646-5424 or 646-1305. bushel. Natsisky Farms. 644- pets. Parking. Security, 523- 000 square feet. Very 25-32 mpg. M aintenance 36 Not difficult 27 Day(Heb) 43 Chemist s 53 Warm 647-3660 records available. $2300. is simply not available in many isolated areas of the 37 Is human FARRAND REMODELING - 0304. 7047. reasonable. Brokers state. 28 Aid in diagnos workplace 55 Force unit Telephone 649-8557. 39 Family ing (comp wd B & M TREE SERVICE. Call LEE PAINTING. Interior It Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, protected. Call Heyman ) 45 Woodchopper 56 Increased now lor Free Estimate DAVE'S USED Goodwin then conceived the idea of mobilizing the member exterior. "Check My Rate Room Additions, Decks, All Mi^CHESTER ■ Large raoperties, 1-2261206. 41 Offend God 57 Frambesia REFRIGERATION and Antiquaa 45 1967 PONTIAC GTO. Four skills and aircraft of private pilots to provide a //-, .i*" EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN Before You Decorate.” Upes of Remodeling and Iroom. Near center. Nice 42 Coral island Repair Washers, dryers, speed. 400 cubic inch. VB network of air transportation for human organa, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 ’ I TO SAVE YOU MONEY Ful- Dependable. Fully insured. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- arfd roomy. Security deposit, 44 Mexican ly Insured R eferences. refrigerators and stoves RED GOOSE FARM An- ray own utilities. No pets. engine. Original owner. Mint tissue and blood on a volunteer basis. repaired P arts also 646-1653. ly Insured. Phone 643-6017. Thus was born the idea of AirLifeLine, a non-profit peninsula 12 <3 14 DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR tiques, Goose Lane, Coventry. 1325 monthly. References. condition. 742-8749. \f/„ 46 Spike of corn^ available. 649-0947. 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday / 310 It 600 SQUARE FOOT organization of pilots working with doctors and CITIZENS' 643-7285______LEON CIEZSYNSKI 646-4529, after 5:00 p.m. •i!/, -t- 48 Lone-star IS 16 17 PAINTING - INTERIOR AND and Sunday. OFFICES for rent. Central hospitals to provide free airfleld-to-airfield service state (abbr) BRICK. BLOCK, STONE OVERHEAD GARAGE EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. BUILDER. New homes, ad- location. Newly redecorated, In medical emergencies. IS. 19 20 Fireplaces, concrete ditions, remodeling, rec 49 Fowl basin DOORS SERVICED AND Experienced, references. Ser- THE PACK RAT will open by with ample parking. So far 35 aviation pilots in Sacramento have (comp w d ) rooms, garages, kitchens 21 Chimnev repairs. No Job too REPLACED. Reframlng done ving W illim antic, chance, or request during the Telephone 6462891. PINTO 1978 HATCHBACK - enlisted. They donate their time, aircraft and fiiel, 54 Restive small, ^ v e ’ Call 644-8356 for Manchester, Bolton, Coven- remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• four cylinder, automatic, •also Fourteen years summer. Call 643-6880. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE and are available 24 hours a day. The organization's Captain Eaay — Crooks A Lawrence 56 Novelist 24 25 26 127 2. 10 3' 32 dormers, roofing. Residential estimates______experience. Call 647-19tt, days try, Columbia, Tolland areas. ROOMMATE to share all fur- Raaort Proparty excellent condition inside and goal is to enroll 1,000 volunteer pilots for a statewide Bagnold or evenings. W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. or commercial. 649-4291. ANTIQUES nished, warm duplex in East For Rant 56 out. Low mileage, all new 59 Automotive so­ 33 34 reweaving BURN It transportation network. ' 1 COLLECTIBLES - Will Hartford. $160. Call after 5:00 tires. Please call 568-9366 WHY, '/OU OKAyOKAVi EUOUOH ciety (abbr.) HOLES Zippers, umbrellas DESIGN KITCHENS - There is no charge to the patient, donor, physician 810 APE-1! AWREAPy.' LET'S WOT OTEROO 37 38 39 .0 EXTERIOR PAINTING. purchase outright or sell on p.m. 289-6932. after 5:30 p.m. 60 ’ 1 repaired Window shades, GENERAL PAINTING - Cabinets, Vanities, Formica or medical facility. AirLifeLine, 1006 8th St., Suite IT JUST PER TH' M O V IN ' blinds Keys TV Experienced college student. commission. Houselot or Breckenridge 42 43 44 45 Venetian Interior. Exterior. 302, Sacramento, Calif. 05814, depends entirely on p i t c h e r s Quality work. Very Counter Tops. Display, single piece. Telephone 644- 1969 CON TINENTAL : 61 Feminine «.FPR RE.NT Marlow's, 867 Specializing in Exterior Trim. Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen MARTHA'S VINEYARD, donations, so if there are any "angels" out there, 46 47 46 Mam Street 649-5221 reasonable prices. Call Mike, References. Insured. Call CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call (suffix) Cabinet Fronts. Custom Two bedroom home in between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 your tax-deductible contributions would be wel- 62 School organi 569-3458 or 569-4945 Rick evenings 646-0709; or 742- 49 50 51 52 53 54 5* 56 57 Woodworking. 649-9658. WANTED - Antioue furniture. RENT NEGOTIABLE in this residential area. Walking dis- p.m. 6464004. comed with "open wings." And wouldn't it be won- zation (abbr) 5087. lazy 4 room hpme. AH modem tace to beach shops and ferry. 63 Over again Pninting-Ptpnring 32 Glass. Pewter, Oil derful if this idea caught on in other parts of the 51 59 60 or antique items. R.L appliance^. Don't delay, call Vinepard Haven. 429-6381. MERCUrtYS - 1948 COUPE, country? 64 Having pedal LAWNS Cl'T Expert service toaay! Lwators. 236-5646. digits ei 62 63 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING INTERIOR PAINTING AND Phone 643- 8709. 1947 SEDAN, with motors. ABBY Lowest rates around. Call for Wantad to Rant 57 65 Fast aircraft free estimate 649-7773 - Interior and exterior. WALLPAPERING. WOODEN DECKS BUILT and Call 6494716 or 2894834. 64 65 66 Quality professional work at (abbr) evenings Commercial and residential. Roohng Done at Reasonable 66 New York reasonable prices. Fully in- Wantad to Buy 49 MOTHER It DAUGHTER 1973 CUTLASS SUPREM E - 4 Free estimates. Fully in- Rates. Free Estimate, Quali- LOOKING for 2 Bedroom newspaper CERAMIC FIRING Discount sured 646-4879. sured. Free estimates. G.L. ty Workmanship! Call 649- DESIGNED FOR Door. Good running condition. DEAR ABBY: My husband of 40 years says I have hang- McHugh. 643-9321. $5.00 FOR YOUR JUNK Apartment in Manchester Brown. $850 firm. Call 646 ups about sex. I say the hang-ups are his, not mine. rates Quick service Call 643- 3331. EFFICIENCY - All utilities with utilities for under $330. WINDOW AIR 0908 after 4:30 weekdays. Since menopause, my interest in sex is zero. He wants me 2543 ______CONDITIONER! Any make, paid. Now $155. Challenges Call 289-4625.______PAINTING BY CRAIG Rooting ...... 34 comparison. Call for details. to go with him to a motel where sexy movies are available model, or condition. 1 Air Con- 1975 VEGA - Excellent run- on TV. He says if that doesn’t turn me on, nothing will. Alley Oop — Dave Sraue OGDEN. Interior and ditioning Repairing. 568-4568. Locators, 236-5646. Dridc)e ning condition. Good body and BABYSITTING in my own Exterior Specialist! Fully In- ROOFER WILL INSTALL I think I would respond more to dinner out, a little wine, home. Washington School new tires. $ ^ firm. Call 646 WANTED sured. Free Estimates. Call roof, siding or gutter for low soft music and sweet nothings whispered in my ear. area 646-5199. Rooma tor Rant 52 31k or 4 ROOMS with utilities. 2936.______AS MUCH AS I H ATE LOSING TH E WELL, t F IG UR E D ...BUT WE'RE NOT I F O UN D .L E T M E HOUSECLEANING. Respon- anytime, 649-8749. discount price. Call Ken at Private entrance preferred. What is your opinion? 647-1566 SOLD, r HAVE TD A D M IT B LO W IT'D K E E P 'E M O UTA TH' W OODS SOMETHING SH OW VOU,' sible, reliable Call 646-2234 Reasonable rent. 1974 SUBARU - Good condi- NO HANG-UPS ING UP TH A T C A C H E W AS A BUSY FOR AWHILE... VET.' SO O N ER OR TH A T MIGHT ______Osw ald Ja c o by and Alan Sontag SAVE OVER 830 IN GLASTONBURY - Invest in tion. FYont wheel drive. $1800 after 2 p m happiness. This beautiful Bolton/Manchester area. Call GTR O K E O F G E N IU S , OOP.' LATE R , TH E V'LL H ELP US O UT POSTAGE! I will list you with J.P. LEWIS h SON- Interior Hoaling-Plumbing 35 5 2 3 4 ^ , between 5:00 and negotiable. Telephone 643- DEAR NO: Compromise. First have dinner out, a C O M E LOO KIN' W H E N TH E Y over 300 Firms. Receive all & Exterior Painting. Paper energy science apartment can 67&, or 6561723. F O R US DO.' COMPLETE LAWN MATURE MALE ROOM $15. be yours by calling Locators, 8.00 p.m. little wine, soft music and the sweet nothings. And if Sup erior technique wins MAINTENANCE Shrubbery types of Money Making Hanging. Remodeling. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet that doesn't turn you on, go to the motel and turn on Recreation Rooms. Call 649- Female, m ature $10. Non- 236-5646. trimmed Weed and pest con- Offers. Send $2.00 to: A. repairs, plugged drains, Mfsc. for Rant 58 the TV. declarer would need is a 3-2 Bentlev Jr., P.O. Box 448, 9658. kitchen faucets replaced, smokers, Live-In. References. trol Reasonable prices. Free One must have license, plus division m hearU estimates. 647-9260 Tolland. 06084 repaired, rec rooms, few errands and some meals FOR SALE - 1968 DODGE DEAR ABBY: What do you say to a guy in the following However, the contract was bathroom remodeling, heat situation? You don’t particularly care for him, but he keeps NORTH 716,0 three hearts and not three modernization, etc. Free free! 649-5459. DART. Good running condi- ♦.8 7 5 BUDGET MINDED? - One tion. $125. 643-6589 after 5:00 asking and asking for a date, so you finally go out with him. notrump Could anything bad Estimate gladly given. M & M bedroom. Good location. SHARE PRIVATE HOME. VKt3 happen to three hearts’’ West p.m. You found him an OK guy but boring. You know for sure you 4862 BOTTI PUI MNK Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Close to shopping and Fully furnished, laundry and don't want to go out with him again, but when he says good cashed the first three spade PAINTING INTERIOR AND JEM PAINTING - Painting kitchen privileges, also gar- ♦ AK75 tricks and switched to the dia- EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully and Paperhanging. Residen- transportation. Only $160. night he asks you for a date for next Friday night. u S I T FOR MATURE Locators, 236-5646. age. Q uiet stre e t. $200. If you say you're busy, he asks you what you're doing next WEST EAST mond queen amllUIIIK insured. Nine years tial, commercial. Interior, 4AKQ9 RESPONSIBLE, non-smoker, monthly. Call 649-8072 after Saturday, or Sunday, or Monday, and so on. You can't tell 41063 Declarer won with the king experience Free estimates, exterior. Top quality work. non-drifiker. Pleasant room. 6:00 p.m. . V7 VJ 1096 and cashed the ace of trumps 646-1085. John McGowan, 649-2936. 1976 CHEVROLET MAUBU him you’re busy every night for three weeks. I know this guy The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions Repairs and remodeling In Home ^ a ra n te o References and security g J 9 3 4 lost If declarer carelessly leads a CLASSIC - Power steering, really likes me in a way I can’t like him. J 9 6 2 Fully Insured. For Chip Repair required. 646-6025. Available brakes, air conditioning. Four 4Q83 small trump to the king at porcelain & MOVE TODAY! Furnished,! You hate to hurt his feelings, but you don’t want to date trick SIX - as nine out of 10 prompt, courteous, ser-' immediately. doors. Elxcellent condition! ...MV IGNORE S O M E O N E ^ SOl'TH Fiberglass. Spray j Bedroom. Air conditioning. him again because you know he would like you to be his WHO LOOKS LIKE ' 4 J 4 2 players would, he can no long- RENTAL - Office space, up to Good mileage. $3000 or best mar r iag e? vice at reasonable rates Appliances & I TIIOMPSON HOUSE - Cen- Bills paid, near transporta- girlfriend, but you don’t want him for a boyfriend. V a Q852 er make three hearts He B-B UPHOLSTERY Custom SUPERIOR PAINTING by Cabnets Display at ^ 750 sq u a re fe e t and offer. 6 4 3 ^ . Please tel) me the exact words to use, because I honestly LOUS'/... THAT P.'' would then have to lose those call 646-8641 or 742- trally located. Kitchen tion. Under $200. Locators. BUT WHAT 4AK7 Work Free Estimates. Will college students at reasonable 8 HIGHLAND ST , E H 236-5646. Warehouse space, up to 1^000 don’t know what to say. Besides, I have no guts. 4 10 4 first three spade tricks, one 7665. GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND pfivileges. Call 649-2358. CAN I pick up and deliver. Please rate. Free estim ates. Call square feet, with docking SEVENTEEN AND NO GUTS heart trick and a diamond call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. Colin O'Neill. 649-6153. ______^03) 528-8200 facilities. Both in Bolton DO Vulnerable Neither This South, realized that if COMFORTABLE SLEEPING Dealer South ROOM for mature gentleman. Notch area. 6461677. DEAR SEVENTEEN: Try this: ‘Tm flattered that East had four hearts, the con - Parking. Non-smoker. On the you want to date me again, but I can't accept another West .North East tract was still safe SOUTH WINDSOR - Styled M trick SIX South led the Hom»$ For Stio 23 Homo* For Salt 23 Articlot lor Salt 41 Building Suppllat 42 bus line. $25. Telephone 649- for the times. Modem Two AUTO M OTIV E date with you because it's obvious that you're looking 6526. for a girlfriend and 1 think of you as only a friend. Dbl Redbl. Pass queen of hearts, not a low Bedroom Condo. Too many 14 24 Pass heart, and West showed out USED TIMBERS, 2x8' In other words, the chemistry between us isn't right Declarer played the ace and NEW FOUR BEDROOM MANCHESTER - Lovely 8 Apartmenta For Rant 53 extras to advertise. Call Aolpa For Bala 51 Pass Pass Pass COLONIAL with living, Room COLONIAL on quiet tongue and groove decking. Locators, 236-5646, for romance." king of clubs and trumped a dining, kitchen, paneled fami- cul-de-sac. in Forest Hills Call 643-4139. low club Then he cashed • TWO AIR CONDITIONERS - WE PAY TOP PRICES for Opening lead:4 K ly room with fireplace First area Feauring aluminum MANCHESTER - Luxurious wrecked and junk cars. A & B ace of diamonds and ted a floor laundry 24 baths Elec- siding. 4 bedrooms. 2 4 baths, One Sears, like new. One furnished or unfurnished one tru m p ^ dummy's king (the Carrier, needs filter. Call Bill, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. key entrV) for his final club tric radiant heat Two car gar- formal dining room, first floor 3Vk ROOMS - Like private bedroom apartment. Wall to Call Tony 64M223. age Aluminum siding, storm family room with fireplace. 6434)037. wall carpeting. All rha Born Loser — Art Sansom ruff. BEIGE BRICK - 8,000 beige house. Working single, PstroQfQph By Oswald Jacoby windows, doors Landscaped Clean, efficient 2 zone gas married couple only. No appliances. Swimming pool. East was helpless If he brick. Split rib block and and Alan Sontag ruffed. South would pitch his lot. Peterman Agency, 649- heat Central vac. Double gar- precast concrete lintels. children or pets. Lease. Call Lots more. Adult. $360. 643- I'M'WOBlAPPLg..,IPIDin-'' gWMAMSWTDETEKVIUUE- ...gUTVtXJCAlJCALLME ^I'MSORRyiASKePj 9404 , 646-1171. 649^844 age, and much more! $92,900. 1318, o r 643-1117. Bernice Bede Osol diamond loser If he refused Hoist-O-Matic scaffolding. 643-2880. CATCH 'itXiP UAAAg. VDUSWAWLAKg- SCHLOCKMFISTERlJOOag-- Declarer was slightly to ruff South would score his Call owner. 646-5726. KITCHEN SET with 6 chairs. 643-9508 or 649-5635. WANTED JUNK AND LATE SC O R FIO (OCT. 24-Mo. 22) BOLTON - Country living, MODEL WRECKS - Cash Trucka lor Bala 52 unhappy when he saw the last trump for the ninth trick Humidifier. Coffee table and 2 ATTRACTIVELY PANELED TERESA APARTMENT- 1 Being too secretive today could ^ETeRHOZEN, JR. KLUTZPIHNywiUKLE. dummy. He realized that Then Ea.st’s high trump and only m inutes from end tables. Sears push mower Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 - 2 Room Apartment. Heat, bedroom, 1 Main Street. Paid. Call Parker Street Used work against you. Be open and Manchester. 6 room split with Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. 1969 CHEVY PICKUP with frank In your discussions with three notrump was a playable West's high diamond would with grass catcher. Call 646- electricity, hot water, Available September 1st. V----- " contract if the opposing fall together at trick 13 rec room plus Florida room 5286, keep trying. DIAL 646-5971 and something appliances References. No Cap, and Big Tires. Ehicellent ^V irt h d a o r true friends. Ideal for elderly person or condition! Asking $1800. Call SAOnTAMUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) spades were divided 4-3 All NKWSFMI'KH KNTKHPHISK V'vSN with woodbuming stove. East BY OWNER IN good will happen to your pet. pets. $275 . 646-3167 , 228-3540. couple. Located on bus line CORVETTE, 1975 coupe, Coast Realty 528-9668. MANCHESTER - 6 Room automatic, options, $6375. anytime, 6469616 Projects you deem important BALDWIN PIANO - 19 Cubic Dog and cat hoarding - -dog and within walking distance of should be given priority today. Cape. 3 bedrooms Rec room foot refrigerator, kitchen set, grooming. Canine Holiday MANCHESTER - 3 Room Corvette, 1963, original coupe, July 17.1M0 shopping and banks. $275 Motorcyclaa-Bleyelaa 54 Don't get off Into othv areas CAPE - SEVEN ROOMS. with bar Walking distance to couch, chair, white comer Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Apartment in 2 family house. $7800. Call 6461149. Thta coming will be an until things you start are con­ school and shopping. monthly plus heat, includes Li.vingroom and fireplace. hutch. 9 piece fireplace set. Manchester. Appliances and heat. $225. carpeting appliances, air con- excellent time to develop and cluded satisfactorily. Formal dining room Eat in Interested'’ Call 643-8567. ping pong table. Call 649-9923. J.D. Real Estate, call 646- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE expand on your more creative CA Pm eO RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Our Boarding Houm ditioner, storage and coin Speedy Telephone kitchen. 14x14 master operated laundry. No pets. purauHt. It wHI be Important, Second effort Is extremely bedroom Family room with Household Goods GOOD HORSE HAY. Pick up quotations. Immediate however, that you don't aettle for important today if you hope to 40 Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. 1967 CHEVY II - 8 cylinder, everting half efforts. Qlve things achieve your ends. Fire up your bar. 10x22 covered patio. in the field. $1.25 per bale. 742- SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM coverage available. Call Joan Garage New vinyl exterior NEEDS GOOD HOME. Three automatic. 78,000 original at Clarke Insurance. 6461128. your beat shot at the outset. reserve rockets If an obstacle Winthrop — u i c k uavaiii REFRIGERATORS 8238. APARTMENT Homaa tor Rant 54 miles. Asking $900. Call Dave C A N C m (June 21-July 23) Your bogs you down. Y^'ve IMCHEP C7N WHEN iT COME& $61,000 Group 1. Philbrick Wa’shers Ranges, used, year old male dog, medium for rent in Manchester. Near 647-1170. MOTORCYCLE leadership qualftles are very pro­ AQUAIMU8 (Jan. Wb. 19) If TO MORE VAr^TlON TGTALKIN . ' FORTUNATE Agency 646-4200.______guaranteed and clean. New size. 7:00 p m to 9:00 p.m. busline. Call 643-9247 after 6 nounced today and others will you are not satisfied with the sta­ Telephone 742-6166.74" INSURANCE. Same day \M-OH!a»IEBOCNb GOIKKt IF IT WEREKTT FOfZ TRIP^ ■rH^N THE. ABOUT PEBT > THAT I HAVE ANTIQUE COLONIAL - shipment damaged, G.E It p.m. week nights. want to follow your example. If tus quo, this is a good day to LOVE in s t e a d o f j A 5EN6E OF coverage available. you get too bossy, however, they make changes. Strive to control TRiSeTITRTR / V B , H E 'P N E V ER O H Livingroom with franklin FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. (SETAW YEXEROSE. VEAR,JU$T PAVIN' IT humor. B D P earl It Son, 649 Main 1971 RIDING MOWER. 7 HP. DACHSHl'ND • Standard red SEVEN ROOM RAISED Competitivenpei rates. Call Judy, may revolt. Romance, travel, events Instead of letting them DROPPING TH AT BIG STB A K stove Formal dining room Crockett Agency Inc., 646 luck, resources, possible pitfalls control you. F0R<5ET/\NY IPEAl^» O F F, VOU RE OTrtERVvl^E Street, 643-2171 Briggs Stratton engine. Grass puppy. 10 weeks. AKC RANCH. Two years old. $595 MERCURY COUGAR. 1976, ON TH E K ITC H EN F LO O R . First floor laundry. Three 1577. and career for the coming P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) O f COMIN' OONdREGSlONAL WOULPNT catcher. Extra blade. Registered Shots and paper per month. Call 2861995 or bedrooms 14 baths Pool FINE LIVING ABOUNDS in XR-7. 8 cylinder. Good condi-. months are all discussed In your You're good In situations today V lT H ue! CLAGS OFFER VOU STEREO COMPONENTS, Excellent condition 25 inch trained $175 Includes new 569-3821. tion. AM-FM radio. $2900. 566 with deck. Two car garage. cut. Recent check-up. $375. bed and leash 649-0916. this Rockville carpeted 2 Astro-Qraph. which begins with calling for a team effort. What A $59,900 Group 1. Philbrick Lafayette receiver, fak ers, 6588. your birthday. Mail $1 for each to you have to offer will make the Garrard turntable. Excellent 643^829. bedroom. Kids OK. Now $225. Astro-Oraph, Box 469. Radio F REE Agency 646-4200 DO YOU HAVE ROOM FOR difference between success or VACATION sound New $500. First $225 Call Locators, 236-5646. Small 1972 FO R D . A u to m a tic City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure failure. ONE MORE? Give an aban- fee. 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 300 RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal buys it 228-3145 transmission. Power brakes, miles on it! Hardly ever used! to specify birth date. A M E S (March 21-Aprll 19) What dining room Rec ro m with doned kitten a chance. MANCHESTER - Six room L IO (July 2»-Auq. 22) Events you set out to do today you'll do Telephone 342-0571, or 633- power steering. Best offer. Call 7426726 anytime. wet oar Separate master 5 FT. BAR - 3 stools, enclosed ATTRACTIVE THREE ranch. Prime residential 6468056 should work out to your advan­ well because you'll take pride In / / AVOCADO GAS RANGE. 6581. ______ROOM APARTMENT.. Heat. neighborhood. Carpeting, tage today if you let them follow your work, uoworkers lacking bedroom suite with cathedral Best offer 649-8056. storage beneath red Formica 1978 KAWASAKI KZ1000 - low _ PKF Electricity, Hot water. appliances, partially fur- th^r natural course. Impatience your standards wHI have to be Ml AUJ ceiling Large flag-stone top. Asking $300. Portable mileage, excellent condition and lmpulsiver>ess are your handled tactfully, however. patio Pool. Wood-burning Stereo, attached speakers, Appliances. References. No nisned. No pels. References, peU. $295. 646-3167. 228-3540. security de^sit, lease. $450. $2200-or best offer 7426419. worst enemies. TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) Try stove. $89,500 Group 1. assorted records, $100. 643- v m o o (Aug. 2»-8epl. 22) Keep to arrange your schedule today Levy’s Law — James Schumeister Philbrick Agency 646-4200 GMISC. FOR SALE 7M1...... PRETTY It GENTLE 10 monthly. 429-0478. OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE things in their proper perspective so that you can en)oy fun activi­ HAND PONY. Very good with 30 plus PROFESSIONAL 1976. Reasonable offer. Call today. Don't let your desire for ties without neglecting your 259 PORTER STREET - 10 children. Saddle and bridle in- PERSON wanted to share 6 646-4659, between 1:00 p.m. self-gain mar your image. Your duties. Projects left to the last HOW WELU MACING >00 MBS. (JX-, MA^TY A NEW Articlaa lor Sale 41 * TA G SALES cluded. $150 or best offer. good reputation Is a far more Room Colonial with In-law Room Duplex. Unfurnished. and 5:00 p.m. 1977 YAMAHA XS 360 D - 5300 minute may not be dor>e proper- VOO SAVED MY MAETIN C. SU55MAN IS HAIP PEVEia WOIADVB apartment, or Master Suite Good home wanted. 646-8485. Quiet type a must! Non- miles. Excellent condition! valuable asset. HPEl, ANN ? MY WAY OF RWAYIN6 >00. BEEN PLENTY. NUOVSNC 24 baths Excellent con- TAG SALE - Old tool collec- sm oker p re fe rre d . $175 COMFORTABLE TWO U B f U (Sept. 2S-Ocl. 23) Others ^1MINI (May 21-June 20) Mate­ Uualcal Inalrumanta 44 Call before 5:00 p.m., 6363780. are able to do for you what you rial gains are llkety today, provid­ dition' $89,500 Call for ap- tion, over 200 pieces to select monthly plus half of utilities. BEDROOMS - With base- •••#•••••••••••••••••••••• WOMEN"' Call 643-6852, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. ment, carpet, drapes. Modern cannot accomplish yourself. If ed you don't take foolish risks. pointment. 646-0557 ALUMINUM Sheets used as from, ham < leration equip- Player Piano - Beautiful Campara, Tallara and someone volunteers to assist Be satisfied with sure things. ment and olti'T items. 1135 kitchen. Yard for kids and 1976 BLUE MAVERICK. Six 2X printing plates, .007 thick refinish with stained-glass cylinders. 40,000 miles. Clean. Moblla Homaa 55 you, by all means let him or her Don’t try to buck the odds. 23x28'i''. 25 cents each or 5 Sullivan Avenue, South Wind- ANSALDl VILLAGER - Two pets. Locators. 2365646. do so. ------front. In tune. Moving, must In good condition. $1900. 2630 (NCWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) —m lor$l Phone 643-2711. Must be sor. 10 to 5,-July 19th. Rain sell. 649-2981. Bedroom Townhouse. picked up before 11 a m. date: July 20th. Fireplace. July 15th. $450 mpg on highways. 6469508, SM« OlancM — Oil Fox MANCHESTER 6465635. ONLY Boata-accaaaorlea 45 us-two months security. One Bugs Bun ny — H e im d a hl & SloHel PROPERTIES TAG SALE-July 19th, 20th., 9 idroom August I st.. $300. MOVE INTO THE COUNTRY TRAVEL TRAILER - 16 foot SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 to 5. 48 Irv in g S tre e t, pilllus two months secuirty. CHEVELLE 1971 - 350, 4 Chateau. Self contained. 10 H P JO H N SO N - This Bolton 3 Bedroom speed. Good condition. Posi. track with recorder, turntable Manchester. Moving to OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newlyewly Leisperance, 646-0505. Home has everything! Call Excellent condition! Call 646 V1A> Z 5 B O P 50. W= WAN'' "O M,900-Three bedroom and two speakers Excellent Florida! Tools, generator, Great stereo. 7 radials. $700. 1005, keep trying. * overhauled. $250. Call 64^ Locators for details. 2365646. Call 8464274. .,y\ ! 5 OCw 3C> COLONIAL with 14 baths, condition $200. Call after 6 chain saw. camping equip- 1516, after 3:00 pm. TWO FAM ILY - th re e H ELP , S I P ' -A " SC’., -AV E vinyl siding, fireplaced p.m , 647-1400 ment, furniture, clothing, bedrooms. $250, plus heat. 643- household items, books, mis- 4515, after 5:30 p.m., week- 1969 CHEVY IMPALA - Needs livingroom plus wall-to-wall Qardan ProducIa 47 work. $200 "as is", firm. Call Short RIbe — Frank Hill POOL- 24' X 4'. 7 ft. deep. cellaneous. days. PROWLER 1976 - 23 feet long. W \ 3 o !U. carpet Perflex filter. 8 x 12 deck. SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOMS 6460387. W O K O N G SU P P E R PICK YOUR OWN Sleeps 8. Excellent condition! , A N O V vr / T H E M lSSlO N A I^Y& CLUBS CAN BE 67,900—Eloquent 7 room $500 00 or best offer. 568-7317. TAG SALE ■ Furniture, STRINGBEANS, peas and MANCHESTER AVAILABLE with basement, wooded lot for Asking $4000. Option. 1970 I-THEN T H : / CVkU&-IT£l?... clothing, household items, AUGUST 1st - Immaculate 4 kis to play. Good school. Only 1978 DODGE ASPEN - E xciting, CAPE with garage near other vegtables. Also small Excellent - condition. One Travelall with Tow-Package. TI?AV£LIN® SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, miscellaneous. 1 Cubles pigs Natsisky Farm. 644-0304. Room Apartment with gar- $275. Locators. 2365646. 646-2808, after 3:30. Verplanck School Two full Processed Gravel, Sand, Drive, Vernon. July 19th-20th, age. No pets. References and owner. 6 cylinder with air con- C A N N IB A L , ,, baths, lovely custom Stone, and Fill For deliveries 9-5. Call for directions. 649- security, $350, unheated. 649- ditioning. Low mileage. Call S A I P 1 D ... PICK YOUR OWN 643-6006; after 5 p.m., 247- v \ kitchen, three bedrooms and call George Griffing, 742-7886. 8148. RASPBERRIES. Bunker Hill 4022 o r 649-6905. more Road, Coventry. 75 cents a ANTIQUE BEDS - Handmade ROCKVILLE. Four room VERNON - Country contem- mi pint. Free containers. No AUTO FOR SALE. 1972 Pinto. 1968 SCOTTU CAMPER. Very 91,600—Magnificent 2300 sq bed spreads. Antique chair children. Open Monday - apartment. No pets. Responsi- porary 3 Bedrooms with base- KEEP HAPPY ment, fireplace. Modern Excellent condition. Call after good condition. $1250 or beat It. 4 bedroom COLONIAL and table. Plus much more! Friday*, 4 p.m. 8 p .m . ble adults only. References offer. Call after 5:30 p.m. 646 W-E\ ''O- P-'T A from present and former kitchen. Kids and pets ok. 5:00 p.m. 6494064. TH A Y 5 W AA " "^ with 2 car garage Vinyl Call 649-5459. 80 Church Weekends 9 a m, 4 p.m. 643- 9157. -lA-' J \ l Street. Manchester. I^ P SMILING 0325 landlord required. 8764^. Locators. 2365646. HAPPSMS.;;^ siding. 2 4 baths, fireplaced A - iA l F -D \ AEAC? family room Fletcher’s Landing M 99,500—Four bedroom. 24 FORD LTD. 1971. Air con- tnriAT uHKils itiLomamL M(«N HT u p s i r u t 11 BUtSVDN IS ivui < ,*siqHi. if'o tint, a wottY um6n ditioned. Two recent tires. 1969 NIMROD TENT CM4 HOft 4I(AM N ftA T ioN . ' , OFFOSrtt oF -BAD" IS 'UCHSt.' bath COLONIAL loaded with ,^earl^ ^Ijoppe STOP EAST HARTFORD - Spacious TRAILER - Lightweight. Can OF i n a a i i o n '? P'------tort- W L IW .-1 'I extras. Fireplaced family 3 Bedrooms, with basement. N e^ s tail pipe. $550. 1970 ReCUSXN. 366 Main Straat AT THE Fully equipped. Large yard PLYMOUTH WAGON as-is. be pulled with li^ t v ^ c le . room, rec room, carpet, etc for kids. $330's. Locators. 236 $125. D ays, 522-2344. W e i^ 850 lbs. Sleeps 4. $400. Call 7467613. UNM»('«A.i».riAfiWU ANt OH 'l ”lh (2 buildings up from Memorial Store) 5646...... 1 Evenings, 6^62445. r ^ f r 3 /y 649-1042 CORN CRIB Automotive Barrlca 55 "I don't hear anything either. Maybe Ladies & Childrens Good Used Clothing - It needs batterteal" GROUP 1 Buckland Road AUTOMOBILE AIR Every Day Low Prices South Windsor COVENTRY LAKE - Lake 1974 FORD 'TORINO WAGON. CONDITIONING SERVICE - ZINSSER front year round 4 Bedroom Small eight- uses regular, Systems charaed, $^. Free for Quality Used Clothes For tho first natlvo c4Hn and potatoes of tho Cottage availbe September automatic ps, new radials, Freon! Free Electronic Leak AGENCY saason. Opon daHy, 10:00 a.m.-0dM p.m. Par- thru May. Dependable Uconn new shocks. 60,000 miles. Check! Authorised Delco STOP BY FOR SAVINGSI llelpata In our frsa gasollna offor. Students considered. $360 Excellent condition. $1425. Technician. COMFORT 646-1511 Mtor cmtM Dtooeun*: ...... ^10-5 0««» monthly. 6460882; 6467567. 6461386. TECHNOLOGY. 568-9616. / 2 i - ev ening herald. Wed., July 16, 1980 Reqion------SIEFFERTS New hospital budget would increase rates CHRISTMAS in the state then it shouldn't be considered By BARBARA RICHMOND too far over. Htrald Reporlrr A weekly report from the Connecticut Hospital Association said that judging \ KHNON — Rockville General Hospital 1980 has filed, with the Commission on from initial comments coming from the Hospitals and Health Care, a gross expen­ Commission on Hospitais and Health ditures budget of $11,369,000 for the fiscal Care, many of the state's 35 general year to start OcC 1 hospitals may have an uphill struggle in JULY til The net income for the same period is seeking approval of the 1981 budget figured at $11,109,000. Robert Boardman. requests. the hospital's administrator said. F. Bernard Forand, executive director The budget increase will mean that the of the commission, has commented that daily rate for semi-private rooms will in­ the situation this summer may be as bad crease from the current $120 to $128. an in­ or worse in terms of budget increases than FREE GIFTS FOR crease of about 6.7 percent. Boardman that experienced in 1976 when 31 of the 35 said the average increase will be 9.6 per­ hospitals were finally forced to take their cent. some of the rates may go up as much cases to the courts for relief. as 12 percent and some as low as 6 per­ Forand told the commission the budget EVERYONE! cent submissions appear to be more technical­ The current operating budget totaled ly accurate than in previous years but said that total requests were up 25 percent $9,849,000 approved last year by the com­ mission However, the commission cut the over what the commission approved a year ago. He said the commission later capital expenditures request by about 80 revised this figure upward to 60 percent, percent Last .Vugust the commission cut SbH STMIPS WITH EVERY PURCHASEI based on a comparison of last year's 9.9 $474,000 from that budget. This came mostly in the area of new equipment. percent authorized figure versus the 15.9

The operating budget was cut by $47,000. total budget figure for this year. FREE DRAWINR FOR PORTARLE T.V.I Boardman said the operating costs will be Boardman thinks that whether or not higher than anticipated this year and the Rockville Hospital's request is ap­ that's where they ran into a problem with proved will depend on how many other FREE CANDY CANES FOR THE KIDSI

the commission. hospitals are over and by how much. Boardman said that all of the hospitals Forand said that a Connecticut Hospital VEE GIFT SURPRISE WITH EVERY PURCHASEI in the Hartford area ran into the same Association survey showed that about 10 problem He said all were particularly of the 35 hospitals believed their budgets

busy during the winter He said the patient would pass the ' reasonableness" test but

volume was much higher but he didn't he said he thought that was an TYPICAL BUYS think it had anything to do with the expan­ overestimate TYPICAL BUYS sion of the local hospital facilities. Boardman said he expects the commis­ He said the higher volume obviously sion to give an informal opinion on the FREEZERS DEHUMIDIFIERS generated more income but it also budget by the end of this month and by the SALE 10 CU. FT. 0 7 D generated more expenses. first of August will set dates for hearings Hospital budgets have to pass the com­ and in late August or early September, UPRIGHT...... £ i O S?lSfY**Y *138»* missions overall reasonability” test and will make its decisions. AIR CONDITIONERS Boardman said if the commission goes The commission must complete its 12 CU. FT. O O Q BEGINS PRICES START AT strictly by that then Rockville General review by Sept. 15 so that the budgets can UPRIGHT ...... Hospital's budget request is slightly over go into effect by the beginning of the new 5000 BTU But if it's compared with other hospitals fiscal year on Oct. 1. 15CU. FT. 0 1 0 WINDOW $1 COOO CHEST FREEZER O I D UNIT i 9 0 JULY 16th AIL OTMfc M ON SAlC PWA. S

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