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HIand)patpr Fair, Cool Tonight; Sjunny on Friday Details on page 2 € t i 0 t t t U 0 Gang War Vol. XCVIII, No. 233 - Manchester. Conn., Thursday, July 5, 1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - Water C. Hilderman III, the Charlotte Police Department's authority on motorcyice gangs, said he was sure the kiilings ot Moffett Won’t Run five members ol the Outlaws gang were the result of a war between the Outlaws and the Hell's Angels. "The shootout was just a matter of time." he said. To Avoid Primary The bodies of four men and a woman were found at the give way to the realities of present victory each time. Outlaws' two-room clubhouse in HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby Moffett, saying he was confident he obligation. After his re-election to the House North Chariotte early Wednesday last year, Moffett won the chair­ by their ieader. All had been shot could win but felt a "possibly bitter” ‘"The truth is this: I much prefer to manship of a key House subcom­ and one of the bodies was primary would not be good for spend the coming months fighting gasoline lines and heating oil pried mittee on energy. As the committee mutiliated. Hilderman said the Connecticut or his party, today an­ increases than fighting Chris Dodd. I head he has battled Carter Ad­ local chapters of the Outlaws and nounced he will not run for the U.S. Senate next year. intend to support him wholehearted­ ministration energy policies and the Angels have been struggling ly, should he choose to run for the sponsored a resolution in the 5 Mmfett and Rep. Christopher for control of the city's massage ^n ate in 1980.” Democratic Caucus this year op­ parlors and drug traffic. Dodd, both D-Conn., had been con­ sidered the strongest candidates for Moffett said he decided to make his posing the president's decision to the seat being vacated by Sen. announcement at this time, saying decontrol the price of oil. Cancer Rates Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn. In drop­ “it is important that action be taken . Moffett, the father of one daughter, now before momentum builds was born in Holyoke, Mass., with his BOSTON (U P I) - As a ping out, Moffett' threw his further, and carries Chris and me to family moving to Suffield, Conn., byproduc* of their research on "wholehearted" support behind an unavoidable confrontation. The when he was 2-years-old, oral contraceptives, cervical Dodd, step I take today should assure that In 1968 he received a Master’s cancer and sexual habits, Drs. He told a Capitol news conference, no bitter, divisive statewide primary Shanna H. Swan and Willard L. "I have come to the conclusion that a Degree in urban affairs from Boston will occur within our party next University. He taught in Boston’s in­ Brown of the Kaiser-Permanente long, costly and possibly bitter year." Medical Center in Walnut Creek, Democratic primary would not be ner city before becoming the liason Calif., reported in a letter to the good for our state, for our party or He said his work in thnee terms in to urbqn street gangs for the U.S. editor of the New England Jour­ for my own Sixth Congressional Congress “has brought me to the commissioner of education. nal of Medicine that cervical Packed and ready for their trip to the Orient, Lauren District. focal point of the most serious In 1969 he was named as the first cancer rates may be four times Woodhouse, left, of 135 Titnrod Road and Bette Sheldon of 35 "Accordingly, although I am confi­ economic and political debate of my director of the federal Office of lower in women whose sexual Meadow Lane take a moment to look at one of the booklets dent 1 would Ik successful, I choose generation.” Students and Youth, a post he held partners have had a vasectomy. they have received showing places they will visit. (Herald not to seek the Democratic nomina­ Ribicoff, the senior member of the until May 6,1970, when he resigned in Dr. Swan said Uie results support tion for the U.S. Senate in 1980," he state's congressional delegation, protest over the killings at Kent State recent theories that some agent in photo by Richmond) said. shocked his party with a surprise University in Ohio and the U.S. bom­ sperm, absent in vasectomized May 3 announcement he will not seek bing of Cambodia. ^ men. may carry a cancer-causing Moffett, 35. a liberal Democrat TIk overwHehfmgm^ty (fmenthd smol^rs repaled that .virus. re-election and will retire from who began his government career as political life at the end of his current He then served as an aide to "There's an increased risk Two MHS Girlt a lederal liason to urban street former Vice President Walter Mon­ term. among women whose partners are gan gs, said, "There is no doubt in dale, then a senator from Minnesota. J low tar MERIT M^THOL dehvered taste equal to-o" better th ^ not sterlized, " she said in an in­ my mind that the best thing for our Moffett fought off a primary fight In 1971 he accepted an offer from terview. "Our finding is consis­ state and our region is for me to in 1974 to win his first term in the consumer advocate Ralph Nader, a tent with the theory that cervical Head for Orient devote full time to my efforts on House from Connecticut’s 6th Winsted native, to become the first leading h^ktar menthds. C^arettes having up to twice die tar cancer is virally transmitted." energy, not a statewide campaign. District. He was re-elected in J976 director and organizer of the Connec­ The virus believed to cause Traditional ambition simply must and 1978, increasing his margin of ticut Citizens Action Group. By ALICE EVA.NS vice and other groups, Bette said. human cervical cancer is called Hrrald Reporter Herpes Simplex II. It belongs to a They will get school credit for their family of viruses that variously MANCHESTER - Two trip and the program they set up, -National Smoker Stuc^ cause genital lesions, cold sores, Manchester High School seniors, Lauren said. U shingles and chicken pox. Lauren Woodhouse and Bette The group will break up when they Three Schools Need Sheldon, will leave Friday morning arrive in O^ka, Japan, and each will for a month of study and fun in live with a Japanese family for three Wonder Drug Japan, the Philippines. Hong Kong. days to give them a first-hand look at INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - A new Thailand. Hawaii and China. They the Japanese ^ay of life. antibiotic, still unnamed, was dis­ will participate in the Comparative They will spend two days at a Direct Fire Alarms covered by the Eli Lilly's phar­ Cultures of the Orient program of the summer school in Kyoto, where they maceutical division's Japanese American Institute for Foreign will learn the traditions, religions partner, Shionogi & Co., and is Study. They first heard of the and the life-style of the Japanese peo­ By GREG PEARSON fire. said. Each hookup will cost about $2.- being tested in the United States program from Sean Young, formerly ple. Herald Reporter This occurred recently at the (X)0, he said. and Europe on patients suffering of Manchester who now teaches in The highlight of their trip will be MANCHESTER -T h e Building Bentley School, which recently has The Building Committee maue from a wide range of problems California. their visit to (Thina. "The thought of Committee is concerned that three been renovated. The alarm system some remarks that seemed to point such as bums, urinary tract infec­ "When he first suggested we go. I visiting China is exciting, because we schools in the North End are not has been connected directly to the an accusing finger at the district for tions and upper respiratory infec­ thought it would be an opportunity we will be one of the first groups allowed directly hooked into the fire alarm Eighth District firehouse, Granville the lack of the direct links in the tions. The new compound is a would never have again," Bette said. into China. That is if we are allowed system, but the problem should be “Ted” Lingard, district chief, said. three schools. But, Lingard said tl)e beta-lactam, in the same famiiy Young, a friend of Bette's parents, to enter. It's not definite yet. We will taken care of this fiscal year. But, the connection apparently was district has done its part and as penicillin but with its Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon of 35 find out when we get to Hong Kong. If not made properly because when the provided all the proper wiring and chemistry considerably changed Meadow Lane, will chaperone Bette we can't, an alternate program will The committee met Tuesday night tire alarm sounded in the school, it outdoor systems for such an arrange­ trom penicillin, Liily President and Lauren's group. be arranged," Lauren said. and discussed three schools that do failed to signal the firehouse, he said. ment. The lack of the connection Eari B. Herr Jr. said. The girls are well prepared for Lauren, the daughter of Mr. and not have a direct link with the Eighth A box alarm was pulled, and there within the schoo^js the responsibility He added, "IT is an extremely their visits to the Orient. For an Mrs. Richard Woodhouse of 135 Utilities District’s firehouse. It was was no damage caused. of the Board of'Education, he said. safe compound. There is no in­ English project of their junior honors Timrod Road, said that each of them distressed that Bentley, Bowers and class, they wrote a 30-page report on will keep a journal while Waddell Schools all lack the direct The Building Committee was not “I’ve been after the Board of volvement of kidney or liver pleased with the Bentley School Education for years,” he said of the damage, so that individuals who their research of the countries they they are gone. Knowing that they are connection. will visit. Lauren said she and Bette going into a hot climate, Lauren said matter or the fact that the other two direct connections. are given this compound will be All other schools in town, including schools lack the direct connections. essentialiy free of any untoward split up the countries. "We learned that "Bette's grandmother and others in the North End, have the Kennedy said the money has been side effects." Herr said it is too more about these countries because friends of mine have sewed skirts direct hookup. Such a connection in­ “I can’t believe in this town we included in past capital improvement early to predict what antibiotics we researched things about each and sundresses for us." sures that the fire alarm at the fire don’t have all our schools hooked up budgets, but that budget has been ,the new substance wouid replace, country, such as the temples and They will be in style, at least in station sounds as soon as the alarm because it costs a few bucks,” Com­ reduced in past years. but because of its lack of side other things," Lauren said. Hong Kong, according to reports system at the school is set off. mittee Chairman Paul Phillips said. When they return home, they will Mrs. Sheldon received Wednesday Those bucks, however, have been "There have been other priority effects, "it's going to have a very items,” he said. broad usage wherever in­ set up a program to speak and show night. Young told her that he had just Without the direct link, someone provided in this year's Board of slides of their trip to history and returned from Hong Kong and must pull a box alarm or call the sta­ Education budget. Dr. James This year, though, the needed fun­ travenous and intramuscuiar ding has been included, he said. preparations are used." language classes at school and, everyone was wearing sundresses. tion to notify the department of the Kennedy, superintendent of schools. perhaps, to 'the American Field Ser­ Borg Advances WIMBLEDON (UPI) 5- Bjorn Carter Has Plan to Gut Oil Demand Borg removed his most dangerous rival Jimmy Connors. 6-2, 6-3,6-2, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President On Wednesday, Carter abruptly over the Independence Day holiday. imported oil.” Democratic fund raising barbecue in a sparkiing 106-minute He was reported to have gone fishing At last week’s summit. Carter was Saturday night in Louisville, Ky„ and Wimbiedon semifinal today to pull Carter intends to propose at an "ear­ canceled a major address on energy ly date" a series of strong measures and the economy which he was this morning. victorious in winning seven-nation make an address to the National within one victory of becoming scheduled to deliver to the nation Powell’s one-paragraph announce­ approval of a proposal for country- Governors Association there Sunday the first modern-day player to win to restrain U.S. demand tor imported tonight on television. ment was as terse as the statement by-country oil import quotas. morning. ■ the men's singles title four years oil to fulfill commitments made at j No explanation was given for the canceling the nationwide address. He Under that agreement, the United Thursday's cancellation of his in a row. the Tokyo economic summit, the surprise cancellation, which took States has set a target which would energy address apparently surprised Borg, who carried his winning White House announced today. said: even the president's top advisers by “The president has authorized me limit its oil imports to 8.5 million even close aides and White House sequence at Wimbledon to 27 Press secretary Jody Powell issued the brief statement on orders surprise. But reports indicated to state that, pursuant to the barrels a day through 1985, based on speech writers. Energy Secretary matches. Saturday will meet the agreements held at the Tokyo sum­ a formula using 1977 import figures. James Schlesinger, Treasury winner of the sdcond semifinal from Carter “to ensure that there is Carter was unhappy with the draft of no rhisunderstanding of the the speech. mit, he intends to propose at an early No new date has been set for a Secretary Michael Blumenthal and between fifth-seed Roscoe Tanner date a series of strong measures to presidential address to the nation. top White House energy adviser and unseeded American Pat president’s intentions in this area,” a Carter made the decision at Camp White House official explained. David where he has been relaxing restrain United States demand for But Carter is expected to attend a Stuart Eizenstat were not informed Dupre. in advance. Borg, sprinkling his game with A senior official late Wednesday ® Phihr Motrii Inc- 12 aces, has now beaten the left- said the president apparently wps un­ handed Connors in five of their happy with the draft of the speech Kings; 8 mg' 'la ri' 0.6 mg nicoiine- last seven meetings. FTC Eyes Government Ads 1 OO's: 11 mg” la ri' 0.7 mg nicoiina av. per cigaratie, FTC Report May'78 and the issues analysis he was programs. to disclose all the facts, such as the working with. But the official djd not WASHINGTON (UPI) - The out any candidates” for action. If say why that explanation had not Inside Today The spokesman also said nothing odds against winning or the value of a Federal Trade Commission staff is something does develop, he said, it been offered originally. Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined Business...... 18-19 giving some thought to policing the will be “very low key,” more in the has gone up for review by the four bond compared to other investments. MERIT Classified...... 20-22 government's advertising the same nature of a friendly suggestion than a FTC commissioners on the matter. Ads for the military and the Postal Carter *was reported to have left That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Comics...... 23 way it rides herd on ads for commer­ threatened complaint of the type that The trade publication said four Service may have problems substan­ most of his Cabinet in the dark, but , Kii^&lOO^ types of government ads have drawn tiating all their claims, it said. Editorial ...... 11 cial products, it was reported today. might greet an offending ad from he telephoned Vice President Walter Entertainment ...... 16 The idea was prompted by a private industry. some complaints. They are ads for The trade publication said another Mpndale, apparently to tell him of Fam ily...... 10 "growing disparity” between stan­ The FTC is empowered to regulate the Postal Service for special ser­ ad which has been criticized, from the cancellation. Gardening ...... 20 dards for government ads and those the truth, accuracy and fairness of vices such as “express mail,” the Environmental Protection Agen­ ...... 12 paid for by industry, according to commercial advertising, but it has no Savings Bonds ads from the Treasury cy, claims it is illegal for the owner At mid-aftei;noon, a White House Obituaries ...... aide told reporters the president ...... 2 “FTC: Watch,” a trade publication power over government advertising. Department, recruitment ads for the of a car to tamper with its pollution Peopletalk...... would fly down from his mountaintop Sports...... 13-15 which covers the agenqy. That type of advertising has been military and advertising by various control system. In reality, it noted, retreat Thursday afternoon and ...... 16 An FTC spokesman told UPI the growing in recent years. At HEW, for state-run lotteries. the law says it is illegal for a dealer Television ...... return there following the speech ...... 2 instance, there are 30 separate agen­ It said ads for bonds and lotteries or a mechanic to tamper, but not for Weather...... matter is still at the thinking stage from the White House. and it would be “premature to pick cies which run ads to promote their may come under criticism for failing the owner to do so. EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 5, 1979 - PAGE THREE I'AliK ■ 'O ' - lIKHALLi. Tliurs.. July 5. 1979 cle. The alleged violations occurred charged Wednesday night with Eleven store on Uieasant Valley on West Street. Cour date is July 10. failure to grant the right of way at an Road. Court date is July 16. Donna Pinney, 21, of 37 Vernon intersection. He was involved in a The Weather Peopletalk Firm’s Noise Said High A m Police Report Avenue'and Joanne Gelina, 31,''of 73 two-car accident at' Vernon Circle. Gregory Jantay, 16, of 44 Avery St., High St., both of Rockville, were 3000 A 30.00 3000 The driver of the other car was Bren­ was arrested on a warrant charged Wednesday night with MANCHES'l'EK - An engineer Sazinski ol 82 Foster St. - have sued The case is scheduled to proceed V eriH ui driving erratically on Route 30. Court da Bidwell of ElKnlton. No injuries Wednesday charging him with He was involved in a two-car acci­ breach of peace in connection with a said Tuesday that the noise levels at the business because they believe the and IS expected to be completed this date is July 20. were reported. Cm R date is July 20. Vernon police have put out a dent on Route 30. Court date is July disturbance at the Gelina home. Both the Manchester Ice V Fuel Company noise is disruptive. ., afternoon in Rockville's Superior Juan Lopez, 23. of 24 Grove St., South WiiulH^ second-degree burglary and larceny. would exceed those le y ^ permitted Court. teletype alarm to surrounding 10. are scheduled to appear in court on The arrest was made in connection The DEP regulations are not yet in Vernon, was charged Tuesday night Theresa Picard, 20, of 22 Spring' in a proposed state law7 towns and states for a flatbed tractor In connection with a series of July 10. effect, but they will be enforced in GymnuHli<‘ CluHses trailer truck carrying a payloader. burglaries in an apartment complex with breach of peace and St., East Hartford, was charged with a break into a Diane Drive home Keith Mirenberg of South Windsor 1980, Bletchman said. . Donald C. Soujanen, 26, of Pleasant Police said the truck was taken on South Street, Vernon police threatening. He was arrested on a Wednesday night with fourth-degree last February. Court'date is July 9. said noi.se from the Bissell Street Bletchman had engineers talk Valley Road, South Windsor, was MMflUHCltOO F5SF* MANCHESTER - The Manchester Tuesday from the Interstate 86 con­ charged five juveniles with third- warrant issued on complaint from a larceny on complaint of the Seven- plant would exceed those levels per­ about the noise produced by the Recreation Department is conduc­ struction site near Exit 98 oh Reser- degree burglary and larceny. Police female. Court date is July 10. V i. ^ mitted in the law drafted by the state plant, and he also questioned Joseph ---- aam iv ting gymnastic classes this summer . voir Road. said all of the property was Robert E. MacLean, 19, of 55 Department of Environmental Pulaski about the DEP law, Pulaski at the West Side Rec. Police said the truck is light green recovered. Investigation is con­ Mountain St., Rockville, was charged Crash Kills Woman Protection. ' is director of DEP's noise section, Tuesday night with disorderly con­ PARK HILL JOYCE lOWIU TIMPflATiMllt ^ The next session begins Monday, with the world Balf printed on the tinuing. Hb was called to testify by attorney and he talked about the reasons and duct. He was charged after police Robert Bletchman. who represents July 9. and runs for two weeks. Per­ sides and the identification number Deborah Kellam, 19, of 91 South TOLLAND-Diane Kristoff, 47, of 1 Jan Drive, Hebron, FLOWER SHOP origins of the proposed law. sons interested may sign up at the TR84 on the front. The payloader is St., Rockville, was charged Tuesday received a complaint that semeonw was killed Tuesday night in an accident on Route 195 in two neighbors of the ice-making Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr. r West Side Rec, There is a registra­ .vellow and has the number L37; the night with disorderly conduct and was trying to enter cars at Legion Tolland. plant. The residents - Stanley Gazd- represents the Manchester Ice & SPECIAL 70 \ tion fee. trailer has the number TR37. possession of a controlled substance. Field during the fireworks display. Ms. Kristoff was pronounced dead at the scene of the zicki of .58 Bissell St. and Thomas Fuel Co. Douglas D. Aldrich. 21. of 650 Police said Miss Kellam was Court date is July 10. accident that happened about 6:25 p.m. OF THE WEEK UPlWlATHtM POrOCAIT • Bolton Road, and J e ffre y S. arrested in the center of Rockville Paul W. Boy, 20, of 23 Sunnyview Police said the Kristoff car was leaving a private Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thurs.,lt Fr^ltes 'til 9 Vatnwright. 19. of 711 Bolton Road, after she was allegedly seen Drive, Vernon, was charged driveway off Route 195 and her car was struck by another Km- pm-iml mulin;; 7 mm. K.ST 7 6 79. Durinp Thursday both of Vernon, were charged tampering with a traffic sign. She Wednesday with evading respon­ car which was driven by Jeffrey J. Candidto, 16, of niuht. shmvcrs will hi' I'spcclud uver portions ol the lower sibility. He allegedly struck a parked CARNATIONS Tuesday with reckless driving and was held at the police station and was Tolland. V I'kiins ;imi (ho lowt-r Mississippi Valley, while mostly disobeying an officer's signal. Court to be presented in court today. car on Barbara Road and left the Candito and a passenger, Joseph Bozo, also ol Tolland, lair wealtuT wliuuld dominate the rest ot the nation. date is July 10. Sadehk K. Abuhella, 30. of 133 scene. Court date is July 10, were treated and released at Rockville Gemeral Hospital DOZEN Alan Margelon, 18, of 42 Church David Eclund, 25, of 8 Faith Drive, Hilliard St., Manchester, was for facial tuts and minor injuries. $2.57 (CASH and CARHY) St., Vernon, was charged Wednesday Vernon, was charged Tuesday with charged Wednesday with driving No police charges have been filed in connection with nowtna_tn House for commercial gain. Star Publisher George r 4LB. 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I I..AUFODMA should Ik.' made by ’ > p in. Monday Office hours arc 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. prominence; indeed, the ihrouKb Friday and by 7 :i(ta m Satur­ $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are majority disappeared into available on request. Monday through l''riday. Master Charge, Visa & Youth Centre Charges Are Welcome day, y oblivion without electing a single candidate. EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. July 5. 1979 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 5, 1979 Overdue Taxes Paid br. LeSure Retires as Registrar at University of Hartford Troopers End Job Slowdown _ I ^ e I I DnetoMaBayside, MN.Y. V Tt$^Thd fLeSures .flCiiroQ Haiiohtordaughter. MittoMiss .TpannpftoJeannette I.flrnLaconia,' n ia N.H. IM If .TrJohn H. York City. From 1947 to Department of Education, Dr. LeSure is an alumnus WEST HARTFORD-Dr. the university's College of have four choldren. L. L eS ure, a UConn LeSure, a U of H alumnus. Education and Allied Ser­ 1950, he was an Instructor where he served in a varie­ of Dartmouth College. He driving and one for defective tires — James' LeSure. 274 Parker Their older daughter, graduate, is a staff with both bachelor’s and HARTFORD (UPl) - Any state factfinder. A session was again in the futui I if police deemed it After Lien Threats vices as an associate at Nichols College in ty of administrative posts, earned his master's degree and wrote 158 warnings to speeders, St.. Manchester. Conn., has Miss Jean E. LeSure, of member at the . Uhf H master’s degrees, is in­ motorist caught speeding today is scheduled for July 16, Ruffino said. necessary and may be even retired from his post as Dudley, Mass. principally as consultant in in 1961 at the University of said Headquarters Duty S^. Ray­ professor. Vernon, is an English Mortensen Library. volved in special education likely to get a ticket from sUle police Ruffino said the state also agreed stronger.” registrar at the University He became registrar After a year at Hillyer charge of stSte certifica­ Connecticut. In threatening tnifile the unfair mond Andrews. teacher at Rockville High James S. Lesure Jr., is in work in the Wiltimantic who ended at midnight their four- not to file the unfair labor practice of Hartford. Aug. 1, 1976, after serving College, he began an 18- tion for public school He is married to the labor practice charK, the state had On Monday state police issued only MANCHESTER - About 10 per­ were sient. Most of those who paid School. The younger the real estate business in ■area. day-old job slowdown to protest the charge and promised not tb take dis­ owed smaller amount of taxes, he Before his departure. Dr. as the university’s cer­ year career with the State teachers. former Jean Jagqe, of ciplinary action against troopers who alleged that the stite police union seven motor vehicle summonses, cent of the property owners who have lack of a contract. been threatened by the town with said. LeSure was guest of honor tification officer for 'Attorneys for the state and police participated in the slowdown. had not bargained inU o^ and . compared to 212 issued during the preceeding Monday. liens have paid their overdue real es­ "We cleaned up some of the 'at a reception arranged by students in education, art union met Wednesday and agreed to Ruffino said the attorneys did not had adopted a non-negllli«|jle stance. education and music The union and th e ^ te ahe said to The job action by about 850 Connec­ tate taxes, James Turek, collector of smaller problems,” he said. Those his staff colleagues and resume neogitations that had broken discuss the job action itself in persons owing larger amounts have faculty.friends. The event education. M aEEEElBEllil making the decision to resume talks, be not far apart on tne issue ofwages ticut troopers was unanimously ap­ revenue, said. down when the troopers took their The town Monday filed liens not yet paid, he said, but many of was held in the Suisman An educator and author, job action and the state had but he said the slowdown had been but disagree over retirement and proved Sunday after the contract expired at midnight. against 136 property owners who owe these overdue accounts usually are Lounge at the Gengras Stu­ James LeSure is a native Deli Department Specials ^ threatened to file an unfair labor “effective in terms of participation other benefit clauses. dent Union. of New Rochelle, N.Y; WEAVER Meanwhile, the number of motor Public Safety Commissioner a total of 8310,651 in real estate taxes paid in July. HOICEST MEATS practice charge, said Michael Ruf- and results.” Dr. LeSure joined teh During World War If, he vehicle summonses issued by state Donald Long had opposed the job ac­ for the 1978-79 fiscal year. CHICKEN ROLL...... fino. president of the state police unit He said the union agreed to return adjunct faculty of Hillyer was an officer in the U.S. WUNDERBAR ...... w*2.19 police since Sunday was a fraction of tion and reminded troopers staging Turek said probably slightly less The Herald plans to print a list of of Connecticut State Employees to the bargaining table only because those taxpayers who have not paid College, an original U of H Navy. He was assigned to IN TOWN the job action produced action on the the normal number written. the slowdown of their “moral and than 10 percent of those 136 CERMANBOLOCNA *1.49 Union. taxpayers have paid their overdue their taxes and have received lien component, in 1951. For 12 naval communications in­ USDA CHOICE BOTTOM f t 4 ( COOPER CV Ruffino the state agreed to submit part of the state negotiators, but he State police Tuesday issued two legal obligations” to enforce the law. summonses - one for drunken taxes since the lien notifications notifications from the town. years he taught evening telligence. with principal ROUND ROAST...... l.. I ■( SHARP CHEESE...... contract differences to an out-of- said another job action could start courses in business and duty in Melbourne, IMPORTED "SALT-FREE” *2.19 English. In 1969, he joined Australia. BEEF ROUND BACK 6 0 U D A ...... Author of numerous *2.99 1 RUMP ROAST BOONER’S SKINLESS • THERE'S A CALDOR SAVINGS STORE NEAR YOU! works, Dr. LeSure is best HOT DOGS ...... *1.49 Liquor CONSERVE known for his JI65 book en- EYE OP THE OROTE A WEIQEL N.C. titled ‘'Guide " to FRAHKS ...... lb. *2.19 Request Pedaguese: Handbook for ROUND ROAST KRAKUS IMPORTED Puzzled Parents’,’ (Harper & Row). BEEP ROUND POLISH H A M ...... ,1b.*2.99 Withdrawn IMPORTED The work is a glossary, CUBE STEAK partly satirical and partly SWISS CHEESE...... *2.99 BOLTON — The applica- serious, of educational CENTER CUT BOTTOM OUR OWN FRESH lion for a hotel liquor terms written' for the COLESLAW ...... ib.a license for Mr. P's Cabaret benefit of parents and ROUND ROAST on Bolton Lak4 was teachers. Prof. LeSure’s PRIDE OF THE FARM withdrawn by Albert articles have appeared in • DAIRY • McGrail, the applicant's “Saturday Review” and TURKEY RREAST lawyer. Tuesday after­ Entire Stock “The Nation’s Schools.” noon. No reason was given During the years 1936-47, SWIFTS BROWN A SERVE for the withdrawal. except for wartime ser­ SAUSAGE OCEAN SPRAY The Slate Liquor Control vice, Dr. LeSurewpS a GRAPEFRUIT JUICE . 64oz.bU . Commission had scheduled FAMOUS-BRAND trust administrator with DUBUQUE MEAT 79* a hearing on the applica­ the CommerciM National WEINERS tion for 10:30 this morning. Dr. Jainrs S. LeSure Bank & T ru stco c New SWEET LIFE “FRESH” The hearing was canceled. HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS Selectman Aloysius WATCHES ORANGE JUICE *1.09 Ahearn said, “ It was a fine Including: thing he did (withdraw the Knox Runs Workshop MENNEN, 4 VAR. SWEET UFE application) and we should clubs. congratulate him. It's a •Seiko •Casio •Timex •UIT VERNON-Elizabeth SPEED STICK Members are also SHOWER TO SHOWER SPREAD .2 lb. bowl fine thing for Bolton." i Knox of Llynwood Drive 79* 1 expected from Japan, Ahearn said a large q has been invited to conduct •Texas instruments & More 11 a workshop on the design, Australia, New Zeland, TALC number of people including P V cost control and production England, Scotland, Ireland six state police officers, and several Western Euro­ representatives from the fc 1 of newsletters at the an- Featuring: •Digital Quartz •Saif-Winding •Alarm nual mid-July convention pean countries. Department of En­ p, 1 Miss Knox will also vironmental Protection, •Chronograph •Solar-Powered •Day-Dateand more! a 1 of International Toast- ■■■■■■■ISEllEliEilElEElEll • Models for Men and Women mistress Clubs. serve as a convention and townspeople, planned 1 delegate for the Red Um­ to attend the hearing. " ■ Attendance at the i'i 1 Denver convention is brella Toastmistress Club, First Selectman Henry all of whose members are Ryba said. “It's kind of 1 0 . 4 7 t o 1 3 3 . 8 8 1 expected to exceed 2000 Uol/A w nolw c Dv 1 TOM A A ^ ■y Toastmistresses many of employees of The ironic this happened short­ Our Reg. 14.95 to 191.25 Travelers Insurance Com­ ly before the country's 203 H whom will be from store slock only. Not all styles In all atores. panies. Hartford. birthday (July 4, 1979) American or Canadian ROUND ROAST * 1 . 1 s o when people united for a cause they believed in," Sgnra' Jalla A rt anJt Jmtiorta More than 200 townspeo­ Lmtnt SflseHsm •/ EYE OF THE ple. including town of­ S i Nsor Batisrm Brass and CssBvr in Nsm Eutlani ficials and clergymen, SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE AN EXTRA 4K signed a petition objecting 2991 Sm iIi Str««i , * 2 . j 19 to the application and ROUND ROAST Cawwtry. C*«»«r«(rwl 06238 requesting the hearing. 40"/" OFF 25"/" OFF (203 742.7809 Selectman Douglas Our Reg. Prices Our Reg. Prices MMrtini MafKlw Fekniary. 1979 Cheney said, "The biggest Volutm 42, No. 2 mystery is why the owner HATTY HUNTING TWE We Give Old Fashioned doesn't improve the septic ENTIRE STOCK OF Let Our Family ALL LUGGAGE TURKISH TREASURES - Tucked awjy system. He can't do in the hills beside a rushing waterfall, Butcher Service... anything until he does," Featuring: •American Tourister (his delightful little shop is filled with Serve Your Family! Recently the DEP DIAMOND •Samsonite •Stradeliina old Turkish copper jugs, plates, pans, ordered the establishment and pilchers; antique brass planters, STORE HOURS: to be closed and to remain • Universal and other fine brands skewers, scales, and vases; and marvel­ closed until the faulty sep­ JEWELRY ously hand-carved meerschaum pipes. tic system was repaired Owner Bobbi Bynes travels to Turkey to Mon. & Tins, ’til 6D0 317 Highland St. • 22” Carry-Ons •Shouider-Strap Totes buy these items herself, and because she and approved by it. •26” Cross Country Bags •Garment Carriers Imporis directly, her goods cost a lot less The applicant for the *59 *77 *107 Wed., Thurs., t Fri. til 9.-00 Our Reg. $99 Our Reg. $129 Our Reg. $179 than they do in most import shops. Ex­ license was Philip amples: old copper pitchers; $15 to $.45 MANCHESTER Parlapiano. He along with r 2.22 TO 60.72 (about $30 to $110 in many import Sat & Sunday •Earrings •Pendants Our Reg. 2.97 to 80.96 shops); hand-polished. Itanspaicnl ala- his fattier and brother and 'til 6dK) HZCniJllTD PJLBKm m ket CONN. James Toscano own Mr. Pequot Luxury Percale Sheets • Rings •Bridal Sets • Port-A-Dolly Luggege Carrier Cart baslei bowls, which make ideal holders for floating candles. SI 2 (hard lo find P's cabaret. Our Reg. 9.29...... NOW 6.96 in ‘Madeira’ Fioral or Snowy White Choose from dozens ol stylesi Not ail styles in ill stores. elsewhere); small, hand-carved block Ryba said, "The Store stock only. No reinchecks. Store stock only. No rainchKks. meerschaum pipes. $20x$JJ5 to $40 in townspeople should be Twin, Flat & Fitted, Our Reg. 4.99 S 5.49 3.24 most pipe shops); brass candteholders. thanked for their efforts." $5 to $40 (about twice that price in llllllllllll IBlSEllElSSll He said, “ I'm quite hap- Full, Flat & Filled, Out Reg. 5.99 S 6.49 .. .4.94 other impoit shops). Keep this place in Norelco mind the next lime you’re looking foi P.V" ' Queen, Flat & Fitted, Our Reg. 8.99 a 9.99... 7.47 an unusual gift. B y n n ’ Falls A ft and GROCERY SPECIALS I Garden Freshi Produce Specials Caldor Reg. P rice...... 19.97 Imports, 2991 South Street. Coventry, ' Pillowcases, (PIcg. ol Z) Our Reg. 4.49 S 5.49... Three Attend 3.24 ‘Smokey’ Caldor Sale Price...... 13.70 n2-7S05. Open I lo 5 Wednesday Norelco Mall-In Rebate...... 5 .0 0 * ihrough Sunday. F A c i Z i JUICY, JUMBO Food Confab Smoke Or permm en ef CeMwOewT tSeemiem MANCHESTER - Three Detector YOUR FINAL COST. 8 J 0 MUELLER'S CANTALOUPES cafeteria employees in "See clerk lordeleile. TRIM FASHIONS, / ■ Battery-operated Ionization type smoke LASAGNA .1601.9 Manchester schools detector. Sounds a loud, shrill conti­ SWEET, JUICY attended the recentConnec- nuous alarm. Uses a 9-volt alkaline ? ' • Rechargeable Fire Extinguisher ARM A HAMMER ticut School Food Service battery. Safety test button. 110933 TyptS-BC.Type 5-BC. Our Reg. 6.W...... 5#vf Conference and Workshop HARDWARE DEPT. BAKING SODA .1601.9 PEACHES at the University of YELLOW OR QREEN Connecticut Summer SWEET UFE STUFFED The participants were OLIVES ...... 5W ox.|a Mary Uppling, cafeteria General Electric Sounds a loud alarm SQUASH director, and Esther Peach when any intruder MINUTE MAID POWDERED and Marie R. Palizza, cook crosses the invisible LONG, QREEN managers. Cannon ^Monticello. ‘Zonar’ ultra-sonic beam. S a l e ■ LEMONADE M IX .30 01. Conference topics in­ Doubie-Thick Terry • Regal ‘Startler* Burglar Alarm SWEET UFE MANDARIN CKMKIS cluded nutrition etlucation, Invisible-Beam Our R»g. 27.99 ...... 19.97 costing recipes, menu plan­ Jacquard Toweis Burglar Alarm HARDWARE DEPT. I ORANGES...... 1101.9 ning, nutrient analysis by Q Q b a th computer, salad bars, food 3■ OO Our Reg. 4.99 • Pocket-Size ‘Shriek Alarm' SWEET UFE CALIF. procurement and Caldor Low Prico...... 99« • Hand, Our Reg. 3.59...... 2. 66 / k .26oiW receiving, food production, 4 4 . 8 8 J r T ’ STATIONERY DEPT. ■ TO M A TO ES...... ■■IIBIIIIIIII food safety and govern­ • WashdoUl, Our Reg. 1.79.. . 1.33 tf'ilh Coupon it H ii/i C.oupon & ment commodities. Elegant 2-tone design on 3 7.50 Purchase rich, thirsty terry. So soft! $ 7.oO Purchase J Town Offers Bring all of your HOLIDAY FILM to Caldor for our Picturo-Perfect Swim Suits FROZEN FOODS 28 LB. BAO 20 CT. BOX Tank Tops ALPO BEEF DINNER HEFTY Service List Plump and Springy ROYAL Urethane Foam Shorts DDGFDDD TRASH BAGS MANCHESTER - The DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ICE CREAM ...... , w * 1 . 3 9 Bed Pillows Skirts NATURE SUN town's directory of ser­ Dresses * 1 *1 vices for the elderly has 0 Q Oiur Reg. ^ M * Your 12-Exp. Roll m ^ m * Your 20-Exp. Roll A JR * Your 24-Exp. Roll LEMONADE .601.T6 : 9 9 * been printed and copies of ■ OO 5.99 Color Print Film ^ Color Print Film < Slacks LIMIT ONE at HIQHLAND LIMIT ONE at HIQHUND 4 Color Print Film JULY ^-10 it may be obtained. Resilient foam with zippered Devsioptd and Printsd .... 1 ■ ■■ 0.v.liirMd ind PrIniMl... . f t i ■ W D.v«lop«l and Printad... .9w ■ \w Jeans JULY 3-10 lloral permanent press covers, * 1 . 1 9 The directories will be And POPSICLES .2401. available in the offices of Non-allergenic, odorless. PICTURE-PERFECT GUARANTEE If you're not satlslled with ‘ Offer applies lo any Kodak or Fuji C 41 compatible film. Everything II tilt Coupon A IPith Coupon & the town manager and the Add 45' for ASA 4(X) service. Processing by our National any print for any reason, just return it within 30 days in the original ST,.sO Purchase $7.50 Purchase processing envelope for a problem-free refundl In Store FUDSESICLES...... « c t 8 9 * Human Services Depart­ Independent Lab. Offer expires 7/14/79. CARNATION ALL-PURPOSE PEELED A DEVEINED a A f t A I ment, Diane Wicks, direc­ Chatham Easy-Care 04 OZ. tor of human services, Sheet Blankets Konica TC 35 mm Auto Reflex Camera SHRIMP ...... i 6c ’ Z . 4 8 FAB said. Copies also may be RE-STOCK YOUR FILM SUPPLY! * j A A Shutter speeds to 1/1000 sec. Sharp CHOCK PULL O'NUTS A A « DETERGENT obtainetl at the senior 72x90" • Kodak or Polaioid Instant FHm, 2 Rk... 10 .4 4 . HexanonAR 50 mm f/1.7 lens. 3-way 4 .6 6 Our Reg. 5.99 focusing screen, built-in self-timer and POUNDCAKE 160i.Pkg.88 citizens center. • Kodacolor C l 10,2 0 t>p...... 1 .3 9 Our Reg. 269.88 automatic exposure control. The directories list all Versatile size fits twin or full 'MnCAIIPS STRAIQHT OR CRINKLE A L A A « *1.99 • Kodacolor C13S, 24 t.p...... 1 .5 7 services provided in beds. Soft pastel blankets are •Casa lor Konica TC Camera, Our Rag. ta.94...... 16.70 FRENCH FRIES...... « t 8 8 * LIMIT ONE at HIOHUND anti-stalic, machine washable. • Kodachrome K13S, 2 0 aip...... 1.1 • Sunpak Thyriilor Auto Bounce Flash, our Rag. S9.t4.... $49 Manchester lor elderly SWEET UPB FROZEN A A * JULY 3-10 residents. IVM ORANGE JUICE ...... 120i.Cm88 ■K 30KXMK :SM< XMK: AH "Fifty percent off" means MANfiHFQTER they want to t;et rid of hatf QT. JAR their overpriced mer­ HELLMANN’8 chandise, says our favorite 1145 TOLUND TURNPIKE TRI-CITY ^ 6 > ^ G CENTER shopper. V WAYDNNAISE STORE HOURS: DAILY. 10 AM to 9 PM •SATURDAY, 9 AM to 9 PM •SUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 P M ^ L E PRIC^^FFE^TTiyE THRU SATURDAY^ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim*1.19 if LIMIT ONE at HIQHUND / JULY 3.10 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 5, 1979 — PAGE SEVEN OnePAGE .-IX ; EVENING Job HERALD. Thurs.. Pleases July 5. 1979 Panel But AAnother 1 Is Disturbing • ' 1 • Sheltered Workshop Needs $20,000 to Get Stared supporting. He said the need for The board has made arrangements ment of Mental Retardation said his Volunteers have been running tag at the school has been ordered but Bv BARBAKVRICHMOND a sheltered workshop. Some of the department is Interested in funds will continue to be a struggle sales and other such events just to did it. " Phillips, chairman of the There still is some work at the provements still are needed. Dion the work and then bill Custom area people now attend the with the Vemoa Board of Education MANCHESTER - U c Town has not yet arrived. Herald-tReporler developing as many vocational ser­ for the board. pay the current bills. committee, said. His comments Green School that was not included In and committee members said this Concepts. Dion h ^ workers from his Manchester Sheltered Workshop and to rent the former PolUwog School in Building Committee is pleased with Work at the police station is just vices ^ possible. He said he is It hasn’t been determined just triggered applause by the committee the contract that has to be com­ work has not been finished properly departffieBUlrpddy do some work at VERNON — Hockanum Industries a few go to Springfield, Windhanr, Rockville at $l a year to house the Andrew TricariCo of Vernon, who the speedy finish of the conversion of about finished and the day treatment holding grant applications for what towns the workshop will serve. members. pleted. The center is expected to be by Custom Concepts Builders of the school’s ^ n t area. Inc., a sheltered employment facility program. The board has tried to is involved with the United Way, said Green School, but it is disturbed with center for special education at and Enfield. Hockanum Industries but the grant Dr. Strauch said plans are to have Phillips said letters would be sent operating by September. Connecticut, the contractor for the “That was one area I just couldn’t for the mentally retarded and other f determine its financial obligations he will propose a request for funds to continuing problems at Washington Bentley School shoudl be finished the Vernon facility serve more to firms that took part in the conver­ While the committee is pleased school improvemenU. live with,” Dion said. Richard developmentally disabled persons, Dr. Strauch said that Hockanum and to determine Suitable job will never be enough to operate the that group. School. later this month, the committee was severely handicapped persons than sion project and took steps to make with the Green School job, it is angry The committee said it would look Lawrence, architect for the school needs $20,000 to get the program Industries position is not unique. specifications for the director. full program. He sjdd, however, that Green School has been converted told. . “We have a mission and that is for all when agenci«s\are trying to get Because of the short time the some of the other facilities do. sure the work was done on time. with uncompleted work at into hiring another firm to complete project, said some equipment needed started to be eligible for state and He said the $20,000 needed initially for use as a senior citizens center. All of us to Ipok at ways that Hockanum started the depannent ties to give board will have to raise the funds, a Members appointed to the steering Annulli and Sons of Manchester Washington School. . federal funding in the future. won’t be easy to come by. of the contract work — which was Industries can survive. I think there steering committee was set up Mon­ committee are Mrs. Pierog, Olivette was the contractor for the project. Wilfred Dion, supervisor of ^ REGISTERED Most of th$ money is needed to hire more money. funded with Community Develop­ enough interest and concern, to As do the other workshops, the day night. Within the next few days Marquis of Ellington; Barbara The committee also praised the work buildings and grounds for the Board Designers & a director. Dr. James Str^uch, presi- ment funds and had to be finished by C h e c k LICENSED board will seek contracts from The aim is to open the workshop in the committee will prepare fund­ Zemenek of Vernon, Tricarico, of Dominic Anastasio, a retired of Educajiion, said drainage im­ dent of the Board of Directors, toldy^make this thing go,” he said. the end of June — has been com­ Quality 7 / O u r OPTICIANS private industries for small September. Once it is open the board raising proposals. Charles Vassilopoulos, and Ordway plasterer who assisted with the job. provements and other outside im­ those attending a special meeting George Ordway, a member,of the pleted. Eyewear by assembly jobs to be done by can apply for federal and state fun­ of Vernon; Dave Minicucci of ^ L o w Monday night that he can't advertise board, detailed some of the history of Dr. Stauch said the board has sent "Thev said it couldn't be done. We “employees” of the workshop. ding. Dr. Strauch figures it will cost Bolton; and Dr. Strauch of the for a director until he has the money. the program. He said since its foun­ letters to various foundations asking w P r ic e s $M,000 to $90,000 a year to operate University of Connecticut. Dr.> Strauch said the director’s ding in the early spring it was Several Bolton officials attended for grant money but part of the the workshop. To'donate funds to the workshop, salary will probably be $15,000. He decided that a workshop should be last night’s meeting but no Vernon of­ program is that Hockanum In­ send them to Hockanum Industries, McCoy Eyes Firehouse Site said there are many handicapped started to employ 20 persons, ages 21 ficials were present. He said there are no workshops dustries doesn’t yet have a tax jrUP~ OPTICAL CENTERS P.O. Box 2002, Vernon, Conn; 06066. side of Birch Street. The property is building the firehouse. persons in the Vernon area who need and older. John Campion of the state Depart­ that he knows of that are totally self- exempt status. VERNON - Mayor Frank McCoy 'INDOOR j HARTFORD MANCHhSTF.H has Indicated he favors a parcel of located at the intersection of Church The final decision of the location land, owned by the town, for the site and Washington streets and Birch has been left up to the Town Council Churcht Sets Schedule of the proposed new firehouse for Street. The state would have to grant and the mayor. The building com- HARTFORD MANCHESTER south of Interstate 86. the town a right-of-way over the mitte had recommended as its first WINDSOR 190 Finnlmiton Avi. 942 Mlln SI HEBRON —The summer schedule has been set for ser­ The Permanent Municipal Building railroad track. . choice property at the intersection of 144 Bread 8L Tel. 728-5982 vices at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Route 85. The July OPTICAL DIPT. OPiN: Tel. 646-3781 m Committee has listed five possible The mayor said that the cutting Birch and Dobson roads. The asking Tel. 6830541 OPTICAL J£pr open MOH SAT THURS f/L t services, starting this coming Sunday, will be at B a.m. OPTICAL OCPT. o p e n MOM - SAT THURS TILL • MOW-SAT- THURS TIL 9 sites and had indicated there might back on Birch Street would improve price for that is $38,000. and 10 a.m. and during August there will be just one ser­ be some problems getting the fire the turning area for the trucks but The committee listed as its second vice at 9 a.m. trucks in and out of the former wouldn't require any major choice the town-owned property. The On July 25 the Feast of St. James will be observed with Tillinghast property. reconstruction of the intersection. third choice would be the McKeown a Holy Eucharist at 8 p.m. The mayor, however, said he has Selecting that site for the proposed property on Washington Street. A new Bible Study Group will meet Wednesday mor­ asked Town Engineer Leonard firehouse would mean the $40,000 the nings at the home of Gail Wojton, Crouch Road, Amston, Szczesny to re-inspect the area with town has already appropriated to buy The fourth choice is in the Lake from 9;30 to 11:30 a.m. Babysitting will be provided for land could go toward the cost of Street and Tunnel Road area. 1 /2 PRICE SALE those who bring small children. an eye toward cutting back the north BUY ANY PAIR FROM OUR Radio/haek The Biggest Name in Little Computers' LAROE.SELECTION OF PRESQRIPTICm EYEGLASSESAND

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List Price 97' — 4 Days H ist Ibdeial Savings Hard Cover SOUTH WINDSOR BOTH STORES MANCHESTER Most Items also available at 46 NUTMEG RD. (Off Route 5) East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury. Manchester. Vernon. Rockville and South Windsor Book Selections 145 SPENCER STREH Manchester Shopping Parkade Radio Shack R a d i o Dealers Treat yourself to a choice collection ol llction and MANCHESTER non-fiction hard cover books, originally printed to 289-0231 OPEN SUNDAY Look for this EAST HARTFORD / h a e k sell for much more! A super way to start a library. sign in your ESEE 649-0136 MON. THRU THURS. 8 TO 5:30 Charter Oak Plaza neighborhood MON. TO FRI. 8 TO 8:30 FRI. 8 TO 8 9 a.m. TO 3 p.m. 239 SPENCER ST. SAT: 8 TO 5:30 SAT. 8 TO 5:30 H a DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES MANCHESTER PAUt; S’lftHT - KVKNINP. HERALD. Tliurs.. July S. 1?79 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 5,1979- PAGE NINE iVlarshal Starts Students In Full-Time Job MTCHER GIASS CO. To Report Omt JS ltptrHtK0 lofMANCWSTM As the job description for At MHS VERNON - William the full-time marshal has Johnson, chief of the Ver­ to be written into the COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE MANCHESTER wmoow Guss-imwoits-Guss ruimiTUM to m non Fire Department, who town's pay plan, Robert nC IU K riUMNQ FHIEnACE I OOOR MMIIOM -Students who will be has been part-time fire Dotson^ director of ad­ r u i tNClO$UMS SMC1Al TkOM attending Manchester High marshal for the town, ministration, has been School for the first time started his duties this week rCOlUCTOirs;ITDIS^ asked to contact other this fall should report to as the town's first full-time ^SHCHESTER 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 l } DANISH PLATESLATES ’ towns oFcomparable size presidentialiTIAL the high school administra­ fire marshal. DECANTERS that have j^uch a position. NUUNE tion office for registration. Johnson’s annual salary AfteCjthat Johnson’s salary REPRODUCTIONS Before the selection of will be fl.3,976 but he had m ay^ r^valuated. Estimates Gladly Given courses, students must originally asked for |18,000 It is expected that OPIN M-F •-S:M present proof of immuniza­ noting that the salary set PLASTICS IN STOCK Donald Maguda, chief of THUR. TIL 9M 3/18" X 1/4" tion’ against polio, by the council would mean the Rockville Fire Depart­ SAT. i - S.-M STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES dlptheria, tetanus and a pay cut for him as he ment, will be named to S4 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER regular measles! would have to give up his SCREENS REPAIRED head the consolidated (Off Center Sl) ‘ They must also present a existing full-time job. year-end report card, or The recommendation for departments if the refereri- dum approves the change. have a transcript the full-time marshal's job forwarded to the high was made by a Fire Study school. (For students Committee which has also ■®OPEN HOUSE AT------entering the 12th grade, a recommended that the transcript is required). town’s two fire Students entering grades departments be con­ €AHDLEWI€K KEHHELS 11 and 12 will be tested solidated. Sept. 4 at a time to be an­ The question of the con­ nounced. solidation will be decided OComplete Tour of Kennels & Cattery Students entering Grade 1 when it goes on the voting OObedience Demonstration-Obedience Schools of Ct.^^^ 10 will be assigned by mail machines in the November to one of the orientation SAVE 10.00 SAVE 45,00 town elections. OPet Adoption Day-Ct. Animal Welfare League and testing sessions on f o £ When Fire Engine Won’t Fit OGrooming Workshop-Eileen &Muffy Aug. 28 or 29. 259.99 into one larger to accommodate a new fire OAnimal Nutrition Exhibit-Gaines Professional Services CHAIN6L0W6AS When you get a new fire engine that doesn’t 1.44.99 R tg . 164.99 fit inside the door of the fire station, there is truck. The truck was purchased with Com­ 6 in X WITH CART i g r i B t 6AIOOU, CART A 20 LI. only step that can be taken — widen the door. munity Development funds, so it must be Budgeting A n M L I. TANK That's what is being done at the School Street located at the downtown station. (Herald HUMMI. gou, LT. TAin WRH 6A06B 461 K]. in. cooldng oioa. Heavy duty cost aluminum fire station where a worker from the Andrew photo by Adamson) JULY 7&8 (10AM-4PM) 2r'«21". Stod with •namal Cofl olumintun urith 14"x22*'. The first Congresswoman was Transfers finiih. Hingod hood, odiutl- cooking oiM, 3 rtdwood conitruction. StainlaM itael Ansaldi Construction Co. is making two doors elected in 1917, three years REFRESHMENTS SERVED ___ __ obl* draft, whaoli. No. 8KDBC. itoin]— bIm I burnn. burner. Gai control box. before womdn could vote Approved NO.2403F/1048SG. No 3000. throughout the United States. L2811 HEBRON AVE.,GLAST. 6 3 3 -6 8 7 8 « - HEBRON-The Board of Coventry Meeting Due ONE OF THE STOP A SHOP COMPANIES Finance has voted to SAVE 10.00 transfer $731 from the labor account to balance On School Study Loan anticipated over expen­ M e d i R ditures in several other ac­ Super Savers .49.99 see if the requirements and the other COVENTRY — The Town Council has counts. renovations could be combined. If the two asked Town Manager Frank Connolly and for the outdoor life The money will be dis­ 7 M J 0 I AOTONATK Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel to draw up projects are combined, the access reim­ tributed as follows: $102 to a legal notice for a town meeting on a $20,- bursement funds could cover some of the M a r b Q hunting and fishing nouLLA IT n n a other work. For example, ramps to locker Triple-laminated, nylon- 000 loan to the Board of Education for an PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES licenses: $34 to vital architectural study on school buildings. rooms and showers could be part of a fupported vinyl cover. statistics: $445 to town 99 Crc^ lift witn 3-poei- The loan would cover fees for the study gymnasium expansion, Moriarty said. clerk supplies and R««. 129.99 hon tilt. No. 8150. which will focus on improvements needed "Although there would not be reimburse­ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK expenses account to cover to bring the town's schools into com­ ment for the entire gym, it would still be AND EVERY EVENING (SUNDAY 'TIL 6) overages in map work, cheaper to do two projects at once,” pliance with state access regulations for security films and restora­ Ciulom caxiltod of 2" claor itock. OirW hM lx ior •asy SAVE 15.00 the handicapped. The study will also cover Moriarty concluded. tion of vital records and Other building needs that might be movMMnL No. 654. many building needs and renovations that such: and $150 to social gT or 2 34H CIMIU IP O P No 334 R«q. 49,9939.99 the board terms as necessary. handled this way include extra library security. The board asked for the loan because space, shop space, and floor and driveway The board also voted to when reinbursement for the violation cor­ repair, Moriarty noted that a number of transfer $92 from the anti­ .64.99 rections comes back from the state, the surrounding towns went about the viola­ recession funds account to funds can be returned to the accounts that tion regulations this way. "Eveything ties j; a t U t ^ 7>A', U D AUTONATK the operations account of SAVE 6.00 B O C L O l they came from. State reinbursement in,” he said. the fire department. mORELLA IT FDm i could cover as much as 74 percent of the After the study is completed, the board With the current budget ITCOAnAL Supported vinyl cover, cost with the town paying the rest. will decide which projects are possible, proceedings just out of the Sup« chlodna/dgoocido crank Uii with 3-poei- The board would like to encompass the and would have the alternative of just ' atWf > way. the finance board has powdoi with roddnol tion till. No. B700. access requirements with other necessary doing the access work. At that time^-Khe received a letter from build-up for long- renovations for state reimbursement. board will come back to the Council for David Cattanacb, hnting offocti. 7V * Qm. No 11133. Other building needs are strictly the additional funding of the project. superintendent of schools, The date qf the town meeting has been maintenance items and are not eligible for VISA asking for dates for budget tentatively set for Monday, July 16 at 7:30 ^ Insulated reimbursement. Drink ii presentations and hearings Board member Vincent Moriarty said p.m. for the 1980-81 fiscal year. that professional help would be needed to Richard Grant, chairman r u p ! 1/2 GALLON FOLDING ALUMINUM of the finance board, said WEB CHAISE he will contact Cattanach Lobby Measure Planned PICNIC JUG 19 concerning this matter. PLYWOOD AND SHIXT GOODS LUMBER SHELVING Rugged, insulated iug lor O U R REG Reia* comfoMabiv outdoors' Mull'position hack ye'iQw IREG The board discussed the HARTFORD (UPl) — A state represen­ Hayakawa, R-Calif. riot /i"x r PARTICLEIOAIOR.g 249 1.69 violated Connecticut law by failing to 2 " x 4 " x r STUD Re,. 1.19...... 96* to bring attention to the pressure state cups 5l'C t OUR REG. 59c EA. SUNSCREEN McPartland, clerk of the 4'xrxV^'KmBOiTlTWOQDR':;, 19 99.. 16.99 ^ A register as a lobbyist. FILM PROCESSING FREE finance board, was 4' OAK GRAM PARTICLE BOARD R.g. 2 9 9 .1 5 9 legislators face. p l t w o o d r 2 " x 4 " x r ECONONT STUD r . , 1.19...... 99* FILM SIZE PRINTS PRICES C126-C110 f x r x H " E m n o K . , 29 99 2 1 .9 9 The complaint stemmed from a mass In an advisory opinion released earlier UPTON OUR directed to write a letter to 6' OAK GRAM PARHCLE BOARD Reg.4.49. 3.99 20 EXPOSURE REG 2 97 board member Wilber 4 'xIV/ 4" U m iO R PLTWOOD Re, 9 99 7.99 2 " x 4 " x l ' TELLOW P H E STUD r . , 2.39 1 .5 9 mailing to state legislators sent by this week, the State Ethics Commission ICE TEA M IX 1 ^ -X r OAK GRAM PARTICLE lO A U Reg 5 99 .5.4 9 Kennedy in support of a constitutional found Kennedy did fall within the state Lemon flavor with Slays on m and out of Rills concerning his lack ot 2"x4"xl0' DOIEIISI0NALLnillERR.u 3 2 9 1 9 9 OUR REG. 1.99 FILM the water' 4 oz 4'xl'xVL" H A U N A n r . , 4 49 3 .6 9 amendment giving the District of Colum­ law's definition of a lobbyist. But the com­ natural sugar 24-oz '^ 0 4.89 attendance at board Included with finished meetings. It was noted that 2"x4"xl2' HNEMIOIIAL UDDER Reg. 3.79.. 3 .4 9 PRE-CUT STAIR KITS bia full voting rights in Congress. A letter missioners said Kennedy was acting as a 24 5.69 prints w ill be a 4 ' x l W ' ROOAID r .,.6.49...... 5 .4 9 FREEfotl of "OUR the board has had to wait to opposing the measure was also sent to the federal official when he mailed a packet 2"x4"xir Doam oiuL u d d e r r . , $ 49 4 .9 9 OWN 'brandC-126or obtain a quorum on several 4 'x r x % " i n M i D r r . i m i M R . , is99 i l . l l 3- IONGSTRMGERRegis99 11.99 state's 187 lawmakers by Sen. S.l. supporting a constitutional amendment. DIAL 36 8.49 C-110priniltlm.20 SEAASKI 2"xS"xr DBDM nOM L UDOER r . , 2.99 1 2 9 ANTI-PERSPIRANT exposures LOTION occasions and that Hills 4 'x r jM " t o e m E R . t o m r . , . » 9 9 1 6 .9 9 4- RUNG STHMGERReg 18 99 1 4 .9 9 had attended only one Regular, unscented or 4 ' x l W ' SHEETROCKr .,.3.99...... 3 .4 9 2"xS'xB' MNERSIOIIAL LDNIEK r . , 3 9 9 1 9 9 5- RUNG STRMGERReg 22^99 1 7 .9 9 fresh scent 6-02 OUR REG. 2.17 OR OIL PRO KODAK meeting to date. It was also agreed that 4 ' x l W ' SHEETROCKr .,.4.29...... 3 .7 9 2"XS"X10' D O a m O M L UDDEK Reg A49 4 .2 9 ISJtUNG STRMGERReg 4999 3 7 .9 9 INSTANT PRINT FILM ) A O Off PALMOLIVE GOLD I O U R REG regularly scheduled 2^'xC"xl2' D O D n iO IIU UDDER Reg s 49 5 .2 9 4 ' 5.99...... 1 9 9 $5.00 rebate otter from REG. I 2 9 7 meetings for the finance TELLOW PME STEPPMGR.g DEODORANT Kodak See store dis­ 6 3 9 8 or Deep tanning D M E n O m L UDDER Reg 3 S9 . 1 9 9 play for details highly proieclive board will stand for the 2"xT'xfi' S ' TELLOW PME STEPPMG Reg 8 99 6 .9 9 months of July and August HAVE r x T 'x l' DODIBWIIAL UDDER R.g 4 9 9 .3 .9 9 S ' TELLOW PME STEPPMG Reg 1199...... 1 9 9 but the meetings will only £3 MEDI MART MEDI MART ANACIN be conducted upon the call 2 "x r'x l0 ' OOIERSIOIML UDDER Reg.9.59.6.29 MAXIMUM 1 1 1 ! H J i ' t imis vi£ c? OUR REG. 29c EA. MOUTHWASH FLUORIDE of the chairman. 2 "x r'x l2 ' DOBRSIQIUL UDDER Reg 7 39 6 .9 9 0 5-oz. bath'Size bars. TOOTHPASTE STRENGTH Here's a partial list of what just arrived from bankrupt­ Feel clean & fresh! AND GARGLE 4"x4"xr DOEDSKDMLUDDERReg 4 99 . 1 4 9 cies, Insurance claims and overstocks. ALL guaranteed • ! \ |i iu ' OUR OUR 1 19 OUR genuine bargains and peddled with a real 30 day "No REG REG. REG 4"x4"xl' M NEM UaUL UDDER Reg 5 7 9 . 1 4 9 77« ■ 1 99 Hard-TIme" money back guarantee. ______7 9 * 1.09 4"x4:'xi(r noD R U LU D nR eg. 10.49.. 7 .9 9 SHOP BY PHONE 59* ?5ci New etleciive Woman’s Role 32 oz size .Red. green 7-oz sire Regular or pain reliever labieis m m . or amber formulas mint flavored CJUK D t PACKAGE GOODS, PAPER GOODS, SAMTARy Course Topic 4"x4"xl2T nODIHLUmReg. 11.49.. 7 .9 9 PRODUCTS AT WAV BELOW SUPERMARKH PRICES! STOCK Medi Mart UP HOW K BEAT INFIATIOR HERE! pharmacists FUMEGLO HERBAL PLANnR'S VERNON-"The Role of PRE-FINISHED WOOD MOULDINGS f t ESSENCE DRYROASnD the Emerging Woman in gladly give MISTY KOHL 3.99 PEANUTS Today’s Society,” will be CLAN CASD6 Reg...... 1 3 9 IHDOOR AND OUTDOOR PAINT IN CAUOKS at telephone PENCILS SHAMPOO the theme of a three- S2.99, OIL BASE STAIR at S3.50, RED DEVIL RUST COVEReg.3.19...... 172 prescription 0 0 O U R OUR i C OUR session course to be FICHTINC PAIKTS AT 50% Off THEIR PRICES! price quotes REG. SALE ’ ^ REG w T * s m f 1 27 presented in the St. Ber­ CAFReg.2.79...... 1 3 7 PRICE Does you 69* 12 or A summertime nard Parish Library. 1 1.95 N orm al, oily and dry FOR ALL AGES. IHSTRUCTHHIALS. PLASTICS, STOFReg. 149...... 1 1 2 pharmacy? hair form ulas 7 o r lavonia lor picnics Rockville, starting July 11 PUZ2US, MODEL KITS, MFUTABUS, PARD Smoldering new shades and parties Reg. FAVORS ARC LOTS MORE AT ABOUT 50% OFF blend beautifully and at 7:30 p.m. OUTSIDE CORNER 1.99...... 1.59 slay fresh PRICES aSEWHERE! GUMOUT I The sessions will be led DISDE CORNER Reg. 1.99...... 1.44 MEDI MART 19 by Sister Lorraine and the ■^V- -'4 6i9 and 9 il2 FAKES ON 100% Dioao 100MG 1-PINT OUR REG. 1.79 TRASH BAGS cost will be $5 per session. KYLOK. MSPRMTED DESIGNS OUR C leans carburetors inside & out' To register call the rec­ PRICED ACCORDING TO CAPSULES REG. CONDITION 539.90 to $89.90. 1,19 J-WAX tory, 875-0753. Q OUR REG. 2.79 Sunday morning masses m r.:. Fils up to 30 gallon PASTE WAX KIT o u r i BK 32 Q U U t BV V U i i r Safe aid to constipation 89*cans lOcouni 79 are now celebrated at 8,10 100-ct C om pare to Colace 12-or pre softened paste wax REG . 2.49 HEAVY MOLDED PLASTIC. Easy application, shines & and 11:30 a.m. and will be GREAT FOR OUTINGS AND protects 1U TOmi CUHNU CaUQI PICNICS. SOLD ELSEWHERE until further notice. $14.99 OUR S8.90 Weekday morning masses c u t WBUt aiM ITT, g f a e s g will be at 8 a.m. for the EASY USTENNK, STANDARDS, ROCK, FOLKS summer and confessions & BLUES. MSTRUCTIONALS. EASY GUITAR / PIANO / VOCAL, Etc. at S0% Off their PRE­ are heard on the first Friday of the month from 4 BOOKS MARKED PRICES! OPIMIUllMTJUm B fnT c h a n n el: CONI. (SMI ■M.444M to 5 p.m. 16768291 ROAD i CHARTER OAK MALL ETENDio roiTouBooinriinnics wm B TIE mOMifT St. Bernard’s School has HOME CENTERS ...... „4PHiEST. EMPORRMSOHnOHn Sale prices openings in Grades 1-6. iojite'com > m # 0 ^ Ii m thru July 7 Those interested should ' "Am erica's N o. 1 Do4t-Youraelf Stores" teHESTER «kM I tm « m i t MiM I iM i m vm U iI io 940 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD call 872-9492. • Mn ■» tkn arim On ump Unusually heavy de mands may require our The church is finalizing MANCHESTER PABKADE iiri m il; iirtlwliili. the E A S T H A V E N WATEBBURT Mpiipil MfV pfllMlj wOU setting reasonable plans for its Summerfest ■rMpM, arf M Mft iN» limits on some items rBONTAOEIOlDv WEST MIDDLE TPBE. TODAY 10 to 9 n fairness ^0 ail July 9-14. IIATTATUCEPLJIIlv H M hno4 MnlMiCM hidM TEL 569-4120 F M l i n i t d I MtgiicOiM f-ifwrHWiy- BUT HI O ff 1-95 WOLCOTT W .______andBBOADST. bock (uralai. Com poknOnt SALE ENDS 7/8/79 N lOl-27 W W M T 1 M T«1 «jiy M. ®Copyright, ChgnneyHome Cem'ers, Inc. 1979. P A P E TEN - K VEN IN G HERALD. Thurs., July 5, 1979 _ Tanner Receives iBaurliriitrr Euruiiuji Letters to the Editor Club Scholarship Manchester — A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER - Robert Tanner, Founded Oct. 1, 1881 < Sykes School Can Be Redesigned son of Mr. and Mrs. William Tanner Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. of 157 St. John St., was awarded a Manchesler. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor: (over $20,000 each year from the pround little city. together,, which, eventually, could $300 scholarship by the Couples Club r Much has been written, over the George Sykes Memorial Fund) why Perhaps various community provide '« total meaningful plan for AWn'Utff Audit Uuit'du of C.icuijt.oil WdnibBr Un fed Pie.il lulviiidliul.ljl of Second Congregational Church. past year, about future! use of the the facility could not be redesigned to leaders whose organizations work the benefit of our communities young Tanner is June honors graduate of include adequate facilities for a with ”the boys of Rockville” could (our future leaders) and'old, alike. Manchester High School. At MHS he Cuslomer Service — 647-9946 Harold E. Turkington. Executive Editor existing Sykes School in downtown Raymond E. Robiriaon. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor sit down together with the Trust In this time of our country’s strife ^wns in the National Honor Society Rockville. Many individuals, who healthy. Vibrant, community-spirited have thought atout the use of the organization (or organizations) to Division of Connecticut Bank & Trust with the oil and gasoline shortages, and on the track team, He will attend we should all want to help with the the University of Connecticut, facility, have agreed that it is not operate effectively. Perhaps Co. and think about the real oppor­ sharing of ideas — toward helping our Ai majoring in accounting. conducive to total athletic activities. adjoining land or other lands could be tunity available to revitalize this part Tanner was treasurer of the Various educational organizations purchased, or charitably accepted, in of our town, while including all of the own communities develop communi­ Nobody Will Win ty or regional centers — centers Pilgrim Fellowship at Second have felt that funding for teachers, order that some form of total com­ resources and various individual Congregational Church. equipment and supplies could be a munity programming could be ac­ talent available, and establish a where we all can share athletically, real financial stmggle. complished. workable project with the “benefit of educationally and spiritually with In Senate Probe Our regional YMCA (Indian A most charitable individual who all” in mind. each other. I suppose that we might I’m sure that community-minded ask ourselves: “Do we really want to ty,” scarcely worth comment let Valley) is looking for a facility within moved .away from the Rockville College Notee Mary E. Decker Kara S. McGaughy Bv MARTHA ANCLE the next year, which includes the area years ago (the late Edward leaders like Youth Services Director help and share with each other as alone rebuttal. He has suggested that neighbors and friends” ? If so, And ROBERT WALTERS any “errors” that occurred were the same needs mentioned herein. Yet, Burke) recently donated a sizable Jack Walsh; Little League Mentor when the “Y” considered the Sykes sum toward helping “the boys of Frank McCoy; Vernon Youth Hockey ■perhaps we would not need to travel Miss Sandra Haney, daughter of WASHINGTON (NBA) - result of sloppiness and confusion on Engagements facility, they observed a school Rockville.” Perhaps he saw the need President siob Tedoldi; Hockanum so far for friendships, nor need to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haney of Regardless of the outcome, there the part of his staff. facility which has most inadequate then (as it still exists today) for Valley Community Council Director overly heat our homes because of the Hagerstown, Md., has been accepted will be no "winners" in the Senate A United States senator, Talmadge Mrs. Carl Morrison of Orrville, Ohio. parking, open-air and athletic various programs which would Bob Puhl; YMCA Director Larry absence of friends with which to for the freshman class at the New Decker-Botticello Ethics Committee probe of financial has implied, is too important and Hampshire Hospital School of Nur­ The engagement of Miss Mary Miss McGaughy graduated from create and promote positive Corgill, etc., working along with share and warm our lives. misconduct charges against Sen. busy to concern himself with such facilities sing, Concord, N.H. Miss Haney Ellen Decker of New Britain to Glastonbury High School in 1976. She One may wonder, with such a leadership activities for youth within other capable community advisers, Jack Perry will enter her senior year at Herman E. Talmadge, D-Ga. matters. If his staff screws up, why One Daryl Drive graduated from Manchester High Henry Joseph Botticello of that is unfortunate but hardly a healthy and generous income flow the decaying atmosphre of a once- could put away excellent ideas i School in 1962. Manchester has been announced by Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio, in Vernon September. She is a member of Delta This is no Watergate drama of high federal case. / her father, Wilfred E. Decker Sr. of crimes and great constitutional Middletown, N.Y. She is also the SUPGMA Chi, Women’s society, and Blarning the staff is a hoary t r a ^ Linda Russell, daughter of Mr. and issues, no edge-of-the-chair contest Mrs. Robert Russell of 214 Ferguson daughter of the late Nancy Kelley Tau Mu Sigma, honorary^^usic tion on Capitol Hill, the last b a sti^ between heroes Road, Manchester, was named to the Decker. . of feudalism in modem America. police Loss Concerns Firemen dean’s list for the winter and short Mr. Botticello is the son of Mr. and Mr. Morrison gradated from and villains. From the lowliest file clerk to the Firefighter Joins Coast Guard Heidelberg Colleg£jiri978, He is a terms at William Woods College in Mrs. Daniel Botticello of 15 Dudley Rather, what loftist administrative assistant, feeling of the men in the local that terfere in the internal affairs of the feel time will prove that a bigger Moore, 18, of 7 Earl St., member of the department for two years, OC' member of IHji^igma Alpha Frater­ To the editor: Richard A. Moore, 18, of 7 Fulton, Mo. St., Manchester. has been un­ every aide serves at the whim of the Sgt. Smith was an outstanding officer Police Department, but rather to mistake will be made in allowing Sgt. casionally rode as third man in the am­ nity. He is employed at Gemini This is a copy of a letter sent to Manchester, a member of Hose Co. 3, Eighth Miss Decker graduated from Dan­ folding for the senator who has hired him or her. and a tremendous credit to your express our concern in allowing this Smith to leave. Manufacturing in Orrville. Manchester Police Chief Robert Lan- District Fire Department, was sworn into the bulance service. He will continue his Cadet Michael R. Albert of bury High School and attended Cen­ past month in the Labor laws, civil rights laws and the The members of this body wish to The couple is plannin^a'Jiln^l,- nan. ■ department. Men of his caliber and career to be ended, when this man U.S. Coast Guard by Coast Guard P.O. firefighting and rescue activities in the Coast Manchester is among 335 Virginia tral Connecticut State College. She is committee like which protect other employees— dedication to your department and to has so many good years left to offer. urge you, as the department head, to Military Institute cadets who have employed at Warehouse Foods in 1980 wedding in Manchester. (Visua Dear Chief Lannan: Joseph Ford, at right, while Assistant Fire Guard in search and rescue operations. hearing room is a public and private — do not apply to the Town of Manchester are very It takes, as you well know, take the opportunity to sit down with been named to the dean’s list for the East Hartford. Arts photo) We, the members of the Town Fire Chief John Christensen looks on. Moore, a (Herald photo by Pinto) mundane tale of congressional workers. rare. something special to be a police of­ Sgt. Smith and to urge him to recon­ second semester. Albert, a liberal Mr. Botticello graduated from Brennan-Ring petty chiseling, arrogance and deceit Department Local 1579 International arts major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester High School, Manchester Association of Fire Fighters wish to To lose a man through retirement ficer and an extra measure to sider his decision. of the kind that has given politicians The result is that pleasing and Robert C. Albert of 41 McDivitt Community College, and from Cen­ The engagement of Erten L. Bren­ express our concern over the recent or even through death cannot be shoulder the responsibility of an en­ Very truly yours, nan of Quincy, Mass., Jo Richard E. in general — and members of protecting the boss become an im­ In the Service Drive, Manchester. He is a graduate tral Connecticut State College in 1978 unfortunate event culminating with helped, but the loss of such a man tire shift of men. Everyday incredi­ Town of Manchester of Manchester High School. with a B.S. degree in business ad­ Ring of Boston, M a^, has been an­ Congress in particular — such an un­ perative of survival, even if it means over one incident such as this, is in­ ble pressures of police work take their Fire Department nounced by her parents, Mr. and the resignation of Sgt. Larry Smith. ministration. He is employed as an savory reputation. cutting a few comers now and then— Robert 0. Martin, Marine Pvt. Dennis R. McCor­ Reserve or National Guard. mand, San Diego, Calif., he received Mrs. Robert D. Brabnan of 15 Coun­ After working closely with Sgt. deed a tragedy. toll. Few perhaps realize to what ex­ instruction in welding, pipefitting George T. Forbes Jr. of Jonathan accountant at Arthur Andersen & Co. or accepting blame where none is It is not the intention of this local, tent. We are all guilty of making a President mick. son of Joseph J. McCormick of Binks is a student at the University try Club Drive, Manchester. It doesn’t matter, at bottom, Smith on countless occasions over and metalsmithing. Drive, Vernon, was recently named in Hartford. really due. For a Senate staffer, the nor the purpose of this letter, to in­ mistake from time to time, but we Local 1579, I.A.F.F. 485 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, of Connecticut, She graduated from An Aug. 25-WMding is planned. whether you believe Talmadge, a 23- the past 19 years, it is the unanimous Manchester High School in 1976. A 1978 graduate of East Hartford to “Who’s Who Among Students in, The couple is planning an Aug. 25 only punishable “crime" is disloyal­ and Dorothy E, McCormick of 139 High School, he joined the Navy in wedding at the Church of the College Representative year veteran of the Senate "club,” or Michael Ave., East Hartford, has American Colleges and Univer­ ty- sities.’’ He is a student at the Univer­ Assumption in Manchester. (Dakille his chief accuser, a former top aide completed recruit training at the Cadet David F. Creamer, son of January 1979, GLASTONBURY - Burton Sonens- sity of Lowell in Lowell, Mass. named Daniel Minchew who has now Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Creamer of photo) tein has been appointed, by Gov. Ella It is, consequently, not exactly sur- Island, S.C. 261 Spring St., Manchester, is McGaughy-Morrison Grasso. to represent private colleges turned on his old boss. pising that current Talmadge aides UConn Alumni Aid Ronald M. Begin of Manchester have stoutly upheld the senator's Sgt. Smith A 1978 graduate of Howell Cheney receiving practical work in military The engagement of Miss Kara on the Board of Directors of the Stu­ was awarded a certificate in Carpen­ Somebody in a position of public claim that he never sullied his own Technical High School, Manchester, leadership in the Army ROTC Ad­ Graduate of MHS Susanne McGaughy of Glastonbury dent Loan Foundation. vanced Camp at Fort Bragg, N.C. try 1 from the State University of The governor made several other trust — senator or staff aides — in­ hands with pedestrian problems like he joined the Marine Corps in Oc­ MANCHESTER - Miss Rose Cic- to David A. Morrison of Orrville, A Good Man tober 1978. The six-week training includes in­ New York Agricultural and appointments and re-appointments to disputably played fast and loose for expense vouchers and campaign ac­ cio of 26 Marion Drive, a June Technical College in Delhi, N.Y, He Ohio, has been announced by her years on end with taxpayers’ money struction in first aid, com­ that same board. The terms were counts. but left all that to the staff. To the editor: munications, markmanship, graduate of Manchester High School, was cited for academic honors at the parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles L. effective as of July 1 and members and with campaign funds and did so ROTC Cadet Bonnie D. Binks, McGaughy of 92 Shallowbrook Lane, Anyone who testified to the contrary, As a Manchester Police Officer oreinteering, weapons, tactics and has received a scholarship award May 20 graduation ceremony. He is will serve at the pleasure of the with a cavalier disregard of the laws daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. from the Greater Hartford Chapter Glastonbury. one can’t help suspecting, might soon and resident of Manchester, I write Binks, 240 Lake St., Manchester, is other areas. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marc Begin governor. against such finagling. And it took a of the University of Connecticut of 85 Eldridge St., Manchester Mr. Morrison is the son of Mr. and be looking for a new job. this letter openly to thank Sgt. receiving practical work in military Creamer is enrolled in the ROTC press investigation, rather than in­ Alumni Association. Lawrence Smith (Smitty) for 19 leadership at the Army ROTC Ad­ program at the University of ternal checks, to bring the whole Even Minchew, the ex-staffer who Miss Ciccio was one of two in­ years of loyal and faithful service to vanced Camp at Fort Bragg, N.C. Massachusetts, Amherst. scheme to light. broke the code, still pays lip service coming freshmen at UConn to the town of Manchester and for seven Most cadets are fulfilling their ad­ receive the association's annual E.ZLQ4N C O .\^ % to it. Although he insists he was ac­ vanced camp requirement during the Navy Hull Maintenance fechnician years as a dedicated and com­ scholarship award. The other Minchew says Talmadge was ting on Talmadge’s behalf and at his summer between their junior and Fireman Apprentice David responsible for submitting false passionate police supervisor, Korngiebel, son of Mary and Herman recipient was Rimas K. Kapeskas of behest, it was Minchew who handled senior years in college. Upon the You* expense vouchers to the Senate and Sgt. Smith set an example for his Korngiebel of 111 Cannon Road, East Hartford, a graduate of Bulkeley all the dirty work with the secret successful completion of the ad­ for converting campaign funds to men to follow by his humanistic ap­ Hartford, was graduated from Basic High School. bank account. vanced camp and graduation fromi personal use by means of a secret proach to handling those insoluable Hull Maintenance Technician School. She plans to major in journalism, college, the student will be com­ and Kapeskas plans to follow a pre­ About half the familial in America owe money on lome 'Washington bank account. The problems police officers are faced During the eight-week course at form of initallment loan. He did so, he testified last week, in missioned a second lieutenant in the; medical course at the university. with every day. His bearing was Active Army or the U.S. Army the Naval Training Center Com­ edsisnA senator says Minchew is a "proven order to "insulate" the senator and lair, cheat and embezzler" who used give Talmadge "deniability" in case always professional and his manner his najsC but acted without his the whole business ever came to always a credit to the department. Duplicate Bridge knowledge or consent. light. "If it were ever traceable or He pursued a formal education J i e S ^ graduating from Manchester Com­ 'The Ethics Committee has also ac­ discovered, I would have taken the munity College in 1978 at age 49 with Saunders and Mary Willhide, first; Phil cused Talmadge of filing false cam­ fall,” Minchew said. Ceil Bridge Club Mendelsohn and Sara Mendelsohn, se­ paign finance disclosure reports, an associate degree in law enforce­ June 29, Manchester's Masonic Temple cond; Phyllis Pierson and Paul Barton, failing to report gifts and property on Indeed, the former aide claimed. €TTA E0RTW01tTMST««.t6ceCiBA(u\ ment. - North-South: Ken Kozak and Jim third; Peg Dunfield and Mary Corkum, those documents, and failing to "I prbably would have done so" if HU(.ME N.E.R. T 9 He was a certified CPR instructor Baker, fii^'- Clem Hitchcock and Wilmer fourth. report correctly on his federal in­ Talmadge had asked him nicely once in the Regional Police Academy and Curtiss, second; Flo Barre and Penny June 25 - North-South: Mollie Timreck come tax returns gifts made to his the press began snooping into the was an accredited Emergency Weathe. third. and Margaret Bogue, first; Sandy Craft ex-wife. Betty. senator’s financial affairs instead of Medical Technician. East-West: Barbara Farrell and Ethel and Linda Simmons; second; Ann Staub 'The senator, with an imperious turning on Minchew and calling in the Washington Merry-Go-Round His men called him Smitty and Robb, first; A1 Palcich and George and Ann McLaughlin, third, wave of the hand, has dismissed Justice Department. spoke candidly to him about their Pethis, second: Eugene Toch and Bill East-West: Grace Barrett and Mary M those charges as "trivial" and "pet­ That’s ethics — Senate style. persgnal and professional problems. Levy, third, Tierney, first; Peg O’Connor and Marion If a tough job needed to be done or Manchester Bridge Club McCarthy, second; Barbara Anderson and dangerous situation required Murray Powell, third. A Race Against Death June 28, Maple Street -- Beverly handling, Smitty was always the first Thoughts one through the door leading his men, inspiring confidence. Across the street from where we fruit-producing blessing. We usually To Save ‘Boat People’ It was with heartache that we live in the country there are several don’t learn very much from our good Department or the embassy in learned that Sgt. Smith had resigned. blackberry bushes growing wild. I’ve times, but we learn much from our By JACK ANDERSON the door on new arrivals. Good men are hard to find, but men Malaysia. gone over there and thoroughly times of difficulties. WASHINGTON - This is the story We tried desperately to read In late April, Mrs. Ellis got an alar- of Sgt. Smith’s character and quality enjoyed them, every August. Lord, when I get discouraged re­ Thach Minh Loi in time. With the of Thach Minh Loi, a tragic young iiiing letter from her brother. He are rare and too valuable for uS to An old-timer once told me that the mind me that out of hardship can help of the U.S. Immigration and man who once fought alongside desribed the death and disease in the lose without wondering why, and Naturalization Service (INS), the of­ FOR B l u c b c F ' ^ difference between a good come blessings. “For weeping may American troops in Vietnam. He was refugee camp and told ol having to what predicated his resignation. blackberry crop and a poor one is the last for the night, but joy comes in left behind to. become one of fice of the United Nations High Com­ scavenge rats and snakes to feed his We wish you the best of luck in SEWERS WHO WANT timing of the spring hoarfrost that the morning.” thousands of anonymous despairing missioner on Refugees and Volunteer family. Asking why he had never had your new endevors and we know falls on the blossoms. Without frost, Paul in his hour of pain and dif­ "boat people" driven to flight by the Agencies, we won the race. an answer to his plea for help, Thach you’ll succeed. Always remember he explained, the blossoms hang on ficulty heard Jesus say "My Grace is communist regimes of Indochina. We got word to Thach that he, his told his sister he saw no way out where your friends are and that we sufficient for you, for power is TQ START SAVING IRST . \ too long and as a result the plants His sister in American appealed to wife and two young children would be except to kill his wife, their infant are behind you 100 percent. perfected in weakness." Paul’s permitted to join his sister and her don't produced fruit. us for help. It was daughters and himself. Clearly, his Sincerely, To the uninitiated, the frost might response was “therefore I will boast American husband in the United MONEY TODAY a race against sister’s news that they had been Gary E. Waterhouse States. seem a fruit killer; but to seasoned all the more gladly about my death, as we tried cleared to come here had never But the near (ragedy of Thach nature observer,s it is necessary step weaknesses so that Christ’s power to prevent Thach reached hiniT*^^\ OUR STYLIST 533 may rest on me.” Amen. Minh Loi demonstrates the MACHINE in the growth process which leads to from killing his In desperation, t u Ellises asked us fa m ily and bureaucratic fumbling and mindless S u m m e r SALE A good sewing machine can save your juicy berries. Most people know what Milton S. Nilson to intervene. ‘Democracy it is to face blossom-killing "frost” in Trinity Covenant Church himself. He had red tape that are contributing to the Enroll now with a friend and get 2 introductory NOW family hundreds of dollars every year. The office of former Sen. Dick their lives, too. and they would ^iyen up hope anguish of the boat people. Especially if it’s as easy to use as this Clark, the State Department's coor­ memberships for the price of ane! prefer to avoide such dark nights of because he Thach is a sensitive, intelligent, 31- In Action’ Stylist* machine. dinator for refugee affairs, refused ONLY the soul. But often the fruits of such thought they would never be allowed year-old former South Vietnamese Right now, good friends can share the slimming down, shaping up experience It gives you a free-arm to simplify Yesterdays to lift a finger on Thach’s behalf. of Gloria Stevens ai halfprice. All you have to do is bring in the coupon below to tests are stronger character, to come to the United States. army officer. He succeeded in es­ To the editor: cuffs, collars and other hard-to-reach The press spokesman at the Malay­ a participating Gloria Stevens Figure Salon. It’s a great way for friends to help $14995 stronger determination, stronger 25 Years Ago It has been estimated that 30 to 60 caping with his family last More than 10,000 Manchester J places. Plus six built-in stitch patterns sian embassy here was equally un­ each other get in shape for the summer, and it makes exercising ail that much faith. of every 100 boat people die at sea in November. They made their way to voters must not believe that, “too more fun. So get a friend and do it now. It’ll put you—and your friendship— (including zig-zag and stretch) and a This date was a holiday, The moved. He said their resources ^ P R IC E When you face difficulties that their desperate struggle to find Malaysia and were shoehorned into much democracy is chaos,” Mr. « in the best shape ever. Share the driving, save gas and share the experience. front drop-in bobbin. And it’s made of Herald did not publish. couldn’t be used tor “personal pur­ delay you or force you to detour from haven. Those who survive find their an overcrowded refugee camp where Harrison. light weight cast alumihum. 10 Years Ago poses.” your chosen route, be careful cursing ordeal has just begun when they living conditions were unspeakable Yes, we voters took the time and Annual American Legion fireworks Fortunately, Mario Note, deputy So if you want to save money, start the fates. Out of an experience that and food was barely enough to sur­ privilege to exercise our American ^ Special “Good FrienS” display sparkles and booms — make it to a foreign shore. In immigration commissioner, took ac^ today by saving $30 on this Singer* seems totally negative at the time, Malaysia and Indonesia, they are vive on. right to vote on the HUD-issue probably for the last time at Mount tion. He sent an investigator to our machine. Model S33. may come a marvelous new oppor- herded into squalid camps where referendum. Reason for such action? J Introductory Offer Nebo. office to get the facts and then OooJl^- tunity. Like hoarfrosted starvation and disease exact their Thach wrote for help to his sister, We voters wanted to let the town of­ I WEEKS OF ( ' John E. Rogers arrives in Ghana ordered the INS man in Kuala Lum­ blackberries, God may have a plan for an intensive four-week period of deadly toll. Chuong, who had become a ficials, plus federal officials, know > UNLIMITED* A SINGER ZIG-ZAG MACHINE pur to search for Thach. that will turn you adversity into a African studies. Now both countries have slammed naturalized citizen after coming here how we felt about the HUD programs VISITS FOR with her Navy husband, Joseph Ellis.' The United States Catholic for our town. "Democracy in action” Conference and the office of United ______ly D o n g S n ^ From their home in Veyo, Utah, the is what I would call it! ONLY $99“ SCOOPS Nations High Commissioner on ___&_ Get Singer quality and all the basics you’ll need for a very easy price. Ellises called upon federal immigra­ Do you, Mr. Harrison, know of a Vfll K SAMI MI RF ;YOUR FRIEND’S NAME HERE) ■ ANP QO ro A WREE-PAJ' 'HE, SHE AHP- If SYSTEM! Refugees and Volunteer Agencies Fill m your namg on (hit coupon and bring It to a participating Gloria Stevens Figure Salon. I With extras that include snap-on presser feet and a front drop-in JERRtr NUNC UP tion officials in Las Vegas to attest BETTER system where voters have You and a friend will receive our special 2 for 1 rate. Offer good at all participating' ^ bobbin. Model 247. WNEN 1 W HIM that Tach was a relative and to also recognized the urgency of the the right to their "freedom of Stevens Figure Salons. Otter good for a limited lime only. I situation. They agreed to ask their C41IFDRI^M guarantee the financial support of his choice” votes? If so, why not people on the scene to look for Thach. 100 MILLION PEOPLE SEW EASIER WITH SNOUIP PROP family. enlighten us all? On March 21, the immigration ser­ Within three days, the Catholic ri TWEOPP-EVEN Helen M. Roche vice approved their petition to bring Conference phoned us with the happy 14 Pearl St., PUW... the Thach family over and notifica­ ending: A representative of the Manchester tion was sent to the U.S. embassy in volunteer International Refugee (Editor’s Note: Mrs. Roche’s A mfrud's h diiat CiTini'ing Syutyn of FranchisfJ Ftgurt Salons Exclustt'ely for Itb w n . SINGER Committee had found Thach and told Kuala Lumpur. letter refers to a statement made by Where the Best Program Gives You the Best Results Then a bureaucratic curtain of him of his acceptance. He and his Breed f t "Peet Rd. Ptaxa 856 MAIN ST. IN MANCHESTER Philip Harrison at a, recent meeting silence fell. Despite repeated letters family should be processed and on ancneaier.— CLc l Rte. 30. • Vernon ^ TEL 643-4305 of the Manchester Downtown Coor­ •47-HM BTIoSMO __ Cibinel4 and carryin| ra trt eiira on all modch. requesting information, the Ellises their way to the United States in a M ONFRI9 to 9 • SATURDAYS 9 to 3 569-3522 *A Tradetrutk of The Singer Comfuny. Prices optional at participating dealers. ^ dinating Committee.) got no response from either the State matter of weeks. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 5, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN 1>AGE TWELVE - EVENING HEHALD. Thurs., July 5, 1979 I iTi Service at the United Technologies 1893 in Astoria, L.I., N.Y., and had Corp. Research .Center for many iived ip Manchester most of her life. Obituaries years. She was a communicant of St. She was a member of South United Weinberg Confirms Run Francis of Assisi Church. Methodist Church and a charter MANCHESTER—Three years ago, Stanley, were leaders of the .Carter United Methodist Church. Evans Learns, How to Hit at-Fenway, She is also survived by two sons, member of Manchester's Veterans of \lrs. Kolifii W. KriKloff she campaigned for Jimmy Carter campaign in Connecticut. He now is “I believe that my experiences as a Robert L. Cahoon and Richard M. Foreign Wars Auxiliary. HEBRON — The funeral of Mrs. for President. This year, she will be the New England regional director of local business person coupled with Cahoon. both of South Windsor; and She is survived by a son, EWward , Diane L. Kristoff. 47. of 121 Jan campaigning for herself as a can­ the S m ^B usiness Administration. my previous political background four brothers. Benjamin Aukstolis of E. FYazier of Sandwich, Mass.; a Drive, who was killed Tuesday in an will enable me to serve on the board Wethersfield. Francis A ijJ^lis and daughter. Mrs. Theodore (Ruth) didate for the Town Board of Direc­ Mrs. Wmberg also ran last year automobile accident in Tolland, is effectively,” she said. Stanley Aukstolis, both of East Hart­ Pfenning Jr. of Manchester; a sister, tors. for the Democratic nomination for Friday at 10 a m. at St. Mary’s Barbara Weinberg of 157 Pitkin St. secretary of state. She served as She m ention^ her interests in Homer inNinthWith Two Outs Wins ford. and Joseph Aukstolis of South Mrs. Mildred Tedftyd of Episcopal Church. Park Street. officially announced today she will be director of volunteers for Gov. Ella working to facilitate the growth of Windsor. Manchester; five grandchildren and Manchester. Cremation will follow. running for the board. She previously Grasso’s re-election campaign and is small businesses in town and to aid “Torrez . pitched tough,” said The funeral is Friday with a mass three great-grandchildren. BOSTON (UPI) - Dwight his average 40 points in the last six Baltimoi'e. "H e’s other runs came on a homer by Fred Mrs. Kristoff was born Feb. 1.1932 had indicated she would be interested the state director of the Friendship the revitalization of the downtown up with the bases loaded and he’s one Zimmer, who had Bob Stanley ready at St, Francis of Assisi Church at 9 The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.rn. weeks. “I have learned to be patient, Lynn, his 22nd, infield outs by in South Glastonbury and had lived in in such n, but she did not announce Force. area. "Manchester has been very Evans thinks he’s finally lear­ been doing of our key men. We had plenty of in the bullpen. "Everyone thought I a.m. Burial will be in St. Mary’s at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main not to hit his pitch, but to hit mine. I everything for us.” Carlton Fisk and Rick Burleson, and Hebron for the past 17 years. She was R>rmally until today. She also serves on the Board of good to me and I am anxious for the ning how to hit in Fenway chances, we just didn't do it.” should have taken him out. But he Cemetery, East Hartford. The St. Burial will be in the veterans sec­ told myself to swing easy and let my The Royals had an RBI single by Jim Rice. employed at the Meadows Convales­ Mrs. Weinberg is a local Realtor Directors of the Greater Manchester opportunity to become involved In Park. And if his ninth-inning, r f m Torrez said he was happy to be was pitching tough and I was going to Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main tion of East Cemetery. body do the rest. I was just trying to threatened to break “We haven’t been playing all that cent Home in Manchester and was a who was active in the Carter cam­ Chamber of Commerce and the local government and to make a con­ facing Wathan instead of Porter. stay with him.” St.. East Hartford, is in charge of Friends may cail at the tuneral game-winning homer take the ball somewhere. Everyone the 4-4 tie in the top well and you have to play great member of St. .M ary’s Episcopal paign in 1976. She and her husband. Board of Trustees of the South tribution," she said. After a quick chat with Zimmer, he One of Torrez’ nemesis all night arrangements. home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Wednesday night is any exam­ is going to do it - it was just my of the ninth when baseball to beat the Red Sox in Church. Manchester. dispatch^ of Wathan on one pitch was the fleet Willie Wilson, who There are no calling hours. p.m. Fenway Park,” said KC first- She is survived by her husband. ple, the learning process is turn." they loaded the and then headed for the dressing banged out four hits, drove in one run going well. Butch Hobson started the winning bases of a single and two walks off room. and stole two bases. baseman George Scott, who was Robert W. Kristoff Sr.; two sons. (;eorf?e B. Murphy Huldi Conrad Manchester Police Report traded from Boston to the Royals on Evans stroked an A1 Hrabosky fast­ rally when he punched a two-out winner Mike Torrez, 9-4. But John “ I can’t remember ever winning a “ Wilson is fast, he’s the fastest Robert W. Kristoff Jr. of Vernon and BOLTON - George Briggs MANCHESTER -Huldi Conrad, June 13. “They play better here than Scott D. Kristoff, at home; three ball over the loft field screen with single to left. Jim Dwyer came in as Wathan, who had replaced the game like that, with my arm in ice in I’ve ever seen. You just hope the next Murphy. 60, of 186 French Road died 76, of 304 Hilliard Sf. died this mor­ According to police, a K-Mart store was found hiding under a worktable any team in baseball plays at home. daughters. Mrs. Kevin (Bonnie) ning at Manchester Memorial MANCHESTER - Police charged two out in the final frame to give the a pinch runner and trotted home ejected Darrell Porter, bounced the locker room,” said Torrez, who guy hits the ball hard, right to an in­ Tuesday at his home. He was the hus­ security guard allegedly saw him in a kitchen at 1090 Main St. Police They’re awesome.’’ Scanlan of Marlboro. Mass.. Mrs. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. a 21-year-old East Hartford man with Boston Red Sox a 6-4 win over the ahead of Evans. harmlessly to third to end the threat. fanned seven and yielded only one fielder,” Torrez said. band of Mrs. Agnes Kurys Murphy. place a $2.77 paint scraper in his had responded to an alarm. "Evans has been super for us the The teams were to wind up their Daniel (Robin) Coltey of Manchester Rose Tobler Conrad. possession of less than four ounces of Kansas City Royals. It was his 11th “Porter being ejected (for dis­ earned run. “ I was pooped, but happy The Royals scored their runs on Mr. Murphy was born June 20,1919 Martin was released on a promise last six weeks,” said Boston three-game series this afternoon and Mrs. Bruce (Lorie) Lawler of Mr. Conrad was born Aug. 2,1902 in marijuana Wednesday after an in­ pocket. He was released on a $25 cash homer of the year and 100th of his puting a third strike) was a big |S hell. It all evens out, I guess. My RBI singles by Wilson and George in New London and had iived in to appear in court July 16. Manager Don^Zimmer, whose team with Chuck Rainey, 54, going for Tolland; her parents, Elmer and Kublis, Switzeriand, and had iived in vestigation of a one-car accident on bond. Court date is July 16. career. play,’’ lamented Royals' Manager ist four starts. I’ve felt pretty Brett, an infield out by Amos Otis Bolton 30 years. He was employed as Police arrested two young men Two men were charged with Boston against Rich Gale, 6-6. Esther Taylor Gardiner of South Andover for many years before com­ West Middle Turnpike. " I’m just learning how to hit in this is now 3'/k behind division-leading Whitey Herzog. “ He would have been fgood.” and a Porter sacrifice fly. Boston’s an experimental assembler at the Tuesday night for alleged argumen­ attempted larceny in the second Glastonbury; three brothers, Leon Douglas A. Croft, of 1112 Tolland park." said Evans, who has raised Power Systems Division of United ing to Manchester in 1976. Before tative conduct towards two officers degree Wednesday morning, police Gardiner of Hebron, John Gardiner St., was released on a $200 cash bond Technologies Corp. He was a com­ retiring, he was employed by the who had made a motor vehicle stop. said. of Marlborough and David Gardiner and told to appear in East Hartford municant of St, Maurice Church and state Highway Department. Derrick VotU, 23, no certain ad­ Wiiliam J. Stearns, 22, of 512 Burn­ of East Windsor; three sisters, Mrs. He is also survived by a brother, Superior Court July 16. E Leaders a former member of its Nocturnal Police made the arrest after dress, was charged with breach of side Ave., East Hartford, and ^ctvis to Rescue Henry (Gail) Dondi, Mrs. Dennis Ernest Conrad of Holiday, Fla.; a Adoration Society, responding to an accident near Exit peace and interfering with an officer, Richard Coniam, 17, of 423 East (Nancy) Quigley and Mrs. Clarke He is also survived by two sons, sister, Mrs. Mina Schmied of Chur, Batting 92 of Interstate 86. According to police said. Center St., Manchester were ordered (Ruth) Wilbor, all of South Glaston- George B. Murphy of Three Rivers, Switzerland; and several nieces, police, Croft lost control of the car His companion, 22-year-old Earle to appear in East Hartford Superior .National League bury; and seven grandchildren. Mass., and John J. Murphy of nephews and cousins. Court July 23. They were charged in For Yanks Again G AB H Pet, The family suggests that any The funeral is Saturday at 2; 30 past the exit and climbed a dirt en- W. Brester, of 222 Spring St., Coven­ Elmwood; two daughters. Miss Mary try, was charged with breach of connection with an attempt to steai Hendrick, St. L 74 260 87 .335 memorial gifts may be made to the p.m. at Watkins Funerai Home, 142 bankment and flipped over. Anne Murphy and Miss Barbara A. peace. an automobile parked on Tudor Lane. NEW YORK (UPI) — Ace relief pitcher Goose Gossage knows Mazzilli, NY 75 282 94 .333 Northeast Connecticut Chapter, E. Center St. Burial will be at the Police said Croft was treated at Murphy, both of Bolton; a brother, The two were released on $2,500 Patrick F. Guglietta, 47, of Hart­ Foster, Cin 71 266 88 .331 Multiple Sclerosis Society, 230 Scar­ convenience of the family. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He he will have a job when he returns from his thumb injury. Better John J. Murphy of Orange Park, and $500 non-surety bonds, respec­ ford, was charged with fourth degree Templeton, St. L 73 311 100 .322 borough St., Hartford. Friends may cali at the funerai was cited for reckless driving and yet, young Ron Davis knows he will have one, too. Fla.; and fiye,^ran^children. tively, and ordered to appear In East larceny Tuesday night, police said. Hernandez, St, L 76 301 97 .322 The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 driving while the -l^ense is “I’ll do anything to stay with the The funfflcaTls^aturday at 8; 45 Hartford Superior Court July 16. Police alleged he slipped three Simmons, St. L 62 221 71 .321 Main St., Manchester, is in charge of p.m. suspended. club,’’ the 23-year-old right-hander see how far it would go without being a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, Police charged 30-year-old Dennis packets of men’s underwear into a Rose, Phil 81 313 100 .319 arrangements. Police also reported the following said Wednesday night after hurling 1 stopped. But it doesn’t matter 400 Main St., Manchester, with a Martin, of 94 Birch St., Manchester, bag and attempted to walk out of the Winfield, SD 84 313 100 .319 There are no calling hours. arrests. 2-3 innings of flawless relief to save much.” mass at St. Maurice Church at 9;30. Anniversary Mass with third degree burglary and fourth Sears’ store, 348 West Middle Turn­ Garvey, LA 83 337 104 .309 N icholas R ossano, 55, of 43 the Yankees’ 4-3 victory over the What mattered was that the Mrs. Laurence J. Cahoon Burial will be in St. James MANCHESTER - A third anniver­ degree larceny and possession of pike, without paying for the items, Matthews, Atl 80 325 100 .308 Mulcahy Drive. East Hartford, was Milwaukee Brewers. Davis is now 7-0 Yankees led 4-0. Then Milwaukee SOUTH WINDSOR -Mrs. Helen Cemetery, Manchester. sary mass for James J, Anderson building tools. He was released on a $50 non­ .American League charged with fourth degree larceny with four saves. rebounded against Luis Tiant, 5-3. Aukstolis Cahoon, 58, of 613 King St. Friends may call at the funeral will be celebrated Saturday at 8 a.m. According to police, the accused surety bond. Court date is July 18 G AB H Pet. Wednesday night.. “He’s done a fantastic job for Buck Martinez led off the sixth with died Wednesday at St. Francis home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at St. James Church. Smalley, Min 78 296 110 .372 them.’’ said Milwaukee Manager Hospital and Medical Center, Hart­ p.m. his second home Downing, Cal 76 271 96 .354 ford. She was the wife of Laurence J. George Bamberger. “He throws the ruh of the season Mrs. Ruth Frazier Bochte, Sea 78 283 95 .336 Cahoon. ball good.” and in the eighth, Kemp, Det 73 268 89 .332 “George is a good judge of Dick Davis hit for Mrs. Cahoon was born Dec. 12,1920 MANCHESTER - Mrs, Ruth AL SIEFFERT’S ssys Molitor' Mil 74 300 99 .330 pitchers," said Yankee Manager Bil­ Martinez and in East Windsor, daughter of the late Frazier, 85, of 151C N. Main St. died Brett, KC 80 340 112 .329 MANCHESTER MEMOMAL CO. ly Martin. “He was a good pitching homered. Paul Martin and Margaret Mulka Tuesday at Manchester Memorial Cowens, KC 59 226 74 .327 (0pp. East Camatery) coach and he’s a good manager." Aukstolis, and had lived in South Hospital. She was the widow of Molitor singled, Bannister, Chi 72 270 88 .326 Largest Selection of Better For a while, it seemed the Brewers m oved up on a Windsor most of her life. She had Edward G. Frazier. Wilson, KC 72 235 76 .323 Mrs, Frazier was born Nov. 10, Monuments in the State WHY PAY MORE! would need Supermap as their sacrifice, and scored on Cecil been employed by the Szabo Food Lansford, Cal 82 338 109 .322 “MANUFACTURER OF manager. 'The Yankees took a 1-0 Cooper’s third hit of the game, a dou­ Home Runs lead against BUI Travers. 5-4. in the ble to left. One walk later, Tiant was National League — Kingman, Chi QUALITY MEMORIALS" first when Thurman Munson, batting gone. 28; Schmidt, Phil 23; Foster, Cin 19; Bedroom Fire Arson, .360 in his last 16 games, singled in a Martin first summoned left-hander Over 43 Years Experience Lopes. LA, B. Robinson, Pitt, Sim­ run. In the third, after Munson and Jim Kaat, who retired Ben Oglivie on mons, St.L and Winfield, SD 18. Special Designing Service for Nipped in Scoring Attempt Lou Piniella singled with two out, a pop. Ron Davis entered the game, Personalized Memorials American League — Lynn, Bos 22; Investigators Think Graig Nettles of the Yankees was cut down; Milwaukee takes throw and blocks plate Reggie Jackson launched one of his got two quick strikes on Sixto Lez- Thomas, Mil 20; Baylor, Cal 19; rockets, the kind that he just stands cano, then wild-pitched the runners Rice. Bos 18; Singleton, Balt and MANCHESTER - Police and tire a cellar blake at a Lake Street home near Open Daily at home plate when he tried to score from se- before applying tag. (UPI Photo) and watches. along. He then induced Lezcano to department officials are investigating a the town line. cond base on base hit. Buck Martinez of Grich, Cal 17. When it finally landed one-quarter bounce to short. Runs Balled In bedroom fire of suspicious origin at 344‘/z Police said two pet birds and a dog died of the way into the upper deck in Davis faced three batters in the National League — Kingman, Chi Center St. Wednesday. of smoke inhaiation from the blaze which I right field. Jackson had his 13th ninth, and even though two of them and Foster, Cin 65; Winfield, SD 62; According to police, an officer apparently ignited in some bed and sofa home run of the season and third in ( Standings I hit the ball hard, he still earned his Clark, SF 55; Simmons, St.L 52, responded to a call from a neighbor who mattresses. The pets were home alone. A six games since hd’returned from the fourth save. complained of smoke from the building. third bird survived the biaze. American League — Baylor, Cal Yaz Not Content disabled list. The Brewers and Yankees con­ 75; Lynn, Bos 67; Smalley, Minn 62; Police discovered the blaze in the The fire, which was quickly A. A lM im , MtOF. National League “The one I hit Sunday (deep into cluded their three-game series Rice, Bos 59; Thomas, Mil and bedroom and summoned the Town Fire extinguished after four trucks from ’ East the bleachers) was a long home run,” Thursday afternoon with Lary Department, which quickly extinguished Manchester and three from Vernon W L Pet. GB Bochte, Sea 58. . Buy any new RCA said Jackson. “This one tonight was Sorensen, 9-8, opposing the Yankees’ Stolen Bases the flames. arrived at the scene, is under investiga­ Office Sitting on Bench Montreal 45 28 .616 — hit extremely hard. I wqgld like to Ron Guidry, 64. National League — Moreno, Pitt The origin of the fire is undetermined, a tion by Vernon firemen. In addition to the f XL-100 color console Pittsburgh 40 34 ,541 5t4 33; North, SF 32; Scott, St.L 24; fire department spokesman said this mor­ mattresses, there was smoke damage to Philadelphia 42 38 .525 6Vi shown here and get BOSTON (UPI) — Carl Yastrzemski doesn't enjoy sitting on Cedeno, Hou 23; Scott. Mtl 22. ning, but police suspect burglary and ar­ the woodframe house and some water 649-5807 Chicago 38 35 .521 7 this RCA AC/DC the bench. But the feet which have carried him through 19 Carlton Still iS t Talking American League — LeFlore, Det son. damage in the basement. St. Louis 38 37 .507 8 Town firemen aiso quickly extinguished Portable TV seasons of baseball and most likely to Cooperstown a few years 40; Wilson, KC 36; Cruz, Sea 23; The owner, Marcel Bosse, was not at 157 BIssellSt. Manchester New York 30 44 .405 15 home police said. It was not determined if a blaze at 22 Forest St. Wednesday. Accor­ hence can’t get him out of the dugout. Wills, Tex 22; Bonds, Clev 21. Inside Display and Manufacturing Shop West Pitching A iclories anything had been stolen from the home. ding to the report, the blaze apparently Located corner of Harrison and Bissell Sts. The Boston Red Sox captain sat out don't like sitting down, but we have a w Pet. GB Double by Maddox L National League — Niekro, Hou 12- In other matters. Town of Manchester started when the owner was stripping FREE his third straight game Wednesday good bench. Maybe if there were five Houston 52 31 .627 — 3; Andujar, Hou 10-4; Niekro, Atl 10- and Vernon fire departments responded to wallpaper a heat iron. night with an inflammated right games left, it would be different, ” Cincinnati 41 40 .506 10 10; Carlton, Phil 9-8; LaCoss, Cin 8-3; Achilles tendon. He dresses for the Yaz said. San Francisco 40 41 .494 11 Spoils^o-Hit Bid game, but the only running he could Yastrzemski said the injury oc­ Grimsley, Mtl 8-4; Lee and Rogers, San Diego 37 48 .435 16 Mt. 8-5; McGlothen, Chi and Perry, Wage Bill JF do would be his fabled home run trot, curred last week in Detroit while 34 46 .425 16V2 Atlanta NEW YORK (UPI) Steve Carlton is one athlete who won't SD 8-6. something he’s done 399 times in his playing first base on the soft infield. Los Angeles 34 49 .410 18 Is Vetoed career. He said he barely could get out of bed be misquoted. American League— John, NY 12-3; HARTFORD (UPI) - ■'1 douht I’ll be able to play first on Friday, but still played in three of Wednesday’s Results Philadelphia’s veteran left-hander, maintained his code of Kern. Tex 10-1; D,Martinez, Balt and Gov, Ella Grasso today base until after the All-Star break," the four weekend games against the Houston 3, Cincinnati 2 Ryan. Cal 10-5; Flanagan, Balt and Pittsburgh 6. St. Louis 4 silence after he hurled his fifth career one-hitter Wednesday Koosman, Minn 10-6. vetoed a measure which Yastrzemski said after Boston's 6-4 Yankees and contributed a game- night and scored the game’s only run in leading the injury- would allow restaurant win over Kansas City. "Both tendons winning home run. Montreal 2, Qiicago 1 Earned Run Average owners to kew a larger are sore, but the right one is the Yastrzemski said Pappas would Philadelphia 1, New York 0 wracked Phillies to a 1-0 triumph over the New York Mets. But National League — Perry, SD 2.45; share of their/waiters! and worst. It really hurts when I run. ” examine the tendon today and a deci­ Atlanta 7, San Francisco 6 his masterful deliveries spoke volumes. Rogers, Mtl 2.49; LaCoss, Cin 2.50; Spectacular once-a-season San Diego 6, Los Angeles 0 waitresses’ Basic salaries Yastrzemski could play, as a sion would be made on whether he “ It’s as good stuff as I’ve ever seen Shirley, SD 2.52; Andujar, Hou 2.62. Expos 2, Cubs I American League — Kern, Tex to meet incre^s ijJ the all designated hitter, if he really wanted could be the designated hitter. He Today's Games him throw,” said catcher and savings on our seasonal 1.38; Guidry, NY 2.04; John, NY 2.36; minimum w ageN ^ to. But he has been cautioned by said he doubted he’d play, adding he Montreal (Sanderson 5-4) at designated speaker Bob Boone. “He Warren Cromartie led off the game with his sixth homer and Ellis Valen­ Marshall, Minn 2.38; Stewart, Balt The governor also vetoed clothing on both floors of our Boston Manager Don Zimmer and hoped to get back in the lineup for the Chicago (Reuschel 6-5) had super power and a good slider.” a bill to limit emergency team Dr. Arthur Pappas to take it weekend series in Seattle. New York (Swan 7-6) at Carlton, a two-time Cy Young tine added a fifth-inning blast to lift 2.75. Montreal past Chicago. ^ Strikeouts fuel assistance to $100 per store. Men's Llothing, easy. Yastrzemski, at age 39, is off to Philadelphia (Ruthven 74), N Award winner, retired the first 19 National League — Richard, Hou family each heating 'ummer ’’If it were up to me. I’d be in another fine start in his illustrious San Francisco (Whitson 2-4) at batters before Elliott Maddox 132; Perry, SD 97; Carlton, Phil 94; season. The governor said Furnishings, Accessories, there." he said, “but it’s not. It’s a career. He is hitting .304 with 16 Atlanta (Niekro 10-10). N doubled high off the left-field wall Sutton, LA 86; Niekro, Atl and the ceiling is impractical day to day thing. I’m going to get a homers and 54 RBI. Houston (Richard 7-7) at Cincin­ with one out in the (rransactioniM Sportswear, and Shoes too! Blyleven, Pitt 84. because fuel dealers nor­ Your choice special cuff to wear to act as a shock He needs just one more home run nati (Seaver 6-5), N seventh inning. The American League - Ryan. Cal 134; mally will not deliver less of five RCA absorber. It’s a running shoe. I’ll con­ and 49 hits to become the'first Pittsburgh (Roolter 2-2) at St. only other New Toronto - Reactivated pitcher Jim Jenkins, Tex 96; Guidry, NY 89; than 100 gallons of oil. ^ ale XL-100 color tinue to wfear it until I improve. American League player to have 400 Louis (Fulgham 1-1), N , York batter to Clancy and optioned outfielder Ted Kern, Tex 81; Koosman. Minn 80. Mrs. Grasso said the so- Whatever you 're looking for, consoles—^with I "I know the manager and doctor homers and 3,000 hits in his career. reach base was / American League Wilborn to Syracuse of the Inter­ Saves called tips and gratuities are right. It’s best for the team and Stan Musial, Willie Mays and Hank Richie Hebner, all these deluxe^ national League. National League — Garber, Atl and measure "would place too don't be surprised to find it on one it’s best for me. One snap and it could Aaron all accomplished the feat in East who was safe with features Sutter, Chi 17; Bair, Cin and Fingers. much dependence on tips be the season, as well as my career. I the National League. W L Pet. GB two out in the San Diego - Signed outfielder Bob­ • RCA SignaLock electronic SD 11; Jackson and Tekulve, Pitt and rather than wages in of our floors, reduced a Baltimore 54 27 .667 - seventh when Carlton dropped a by Tolan; placed outfielder tuning with convenient Boston 49 29 .628 m Lavelle, SF 10. reaching the minimum single-knob VHF/UHF throw from Pete Rose while covering Broderick Perkins on the disabled remarkable 20 % to 40 %. Milwaukee 46 34 American League — Marshall. wage." channel selection. .575 IVz first base. list; sent pitchers Dennis Keeney and Under current practice, • RCA's energy-elticienl New York 44 37 .543 10 Minn 16; Kern, Tex 14; Stanhouse, XtendedLife chassis designed Don Baylor Sparks The Phillies scored their only run Don Reynolds to Hawaii of the Balt and Rawley, Sea 10; LaRoche, the restaurant keeps 60 Detroit 36 40 .474 15'A off loser Andy Hassler, 1-2, in the Pacific Coast League; recalled out­ for long life and low power Cal, Monge, Clev, Hrabosky, KC and cents of the hourly consumption—uses less • 25” diagonal Super AccuColor Cleveland 36 43 .456 17 third when with one out. Carlton fielder Jim Wilhelm and pitcher black matrix picture lube Lyle, Tex 8. minimum wage paid energy on average than Toronto 26 57 .313 29(4 doubled to right-center field and Mark Lee from Hawaii. a 100-watl bulb. provides detailed color Holiday Explosion waiters and waitresses, pictures. West t Automatic color control and scored on a double down the left-field assuming they make the "Master Charge, Visa, • Automatic fine tuning W L Pet. GB fleshtone correction. NEW YORK (UPI) — Don Baylor touched off an individual line by Bake McBride. J same amount or more in 20 American Express, Diners Texas 47 34 .580 - % Fourth of July explosion to spark a California 10-run eighth in­ tips. The bill would in­ (California 48 35 .578 - Pirates 6, Cardinals 4 crease the restaurant’s Club, and our own ning and keep up the Angels’ pace with front-running Texas in Minnesota 43 35 .551 Bill Madlock drove in three runs take. DeGennnis Charge accepted." Kansas City 42 the American League West. to pitch around him a lot and then get 38 .525 4V4 vith a pair of doubles and Willie "Under the terms of this Chicago 34 45 .430 12 "No charge for alterations of Baylor drove in five runs with a to me like they did before he got Stargell added a pair of solo homers bill, in 1981, the total tip Seattle 35 49 .417 13W course!" ★ nPICALBUV* two-run homer, double and sacrifice hurt.” in leading Pittsburgh over St. Louis. ■ deduction would rise to 94 fly Wednesday night to lead the sur­ \Miili' Sox 16, Indians 4 Oakland 23 60 .277 25 cents per hour, a 50 percent Astros ,T, Reds 2 RCA XL 100...... itoihww ging Angels to a 17-6 triuniph over Wayne Nordhagen belted his first Wednesday’s Games Jose Cruz doubled home Rafael increase in two years, to Chicago 16, Cleveland 4 the slump-ridden Oakland A'’s. career grand slam and Claudell Landestoy, took third on Enos representing 28 percent of “This is like my second half of the Washington added a three-run shot Boston 6, Kansas City 4 the minimum wage. ” Mrs. Cabell’s infield hit and scored the season ■ir usually Sois," ” ont#4said DAxtrliXtsBaylor, ttrLrkwho during .1____ 1A a 10-run fSCtl*fifth inninrlinning ##\to nOAOpace aH New York 4, Milwaukee 3 Grasso said. winning run on Jeff Leonard’s pinch FREE ‘ increased his major league leading t9-hit Sox attack. Toronto 7, E)etroit 6, (11) single in the seventh inning to lead RBI total to 75 and his batting Twinit 7, jMuriniTs 2 Minnesota 7, Seattle 2 Houston to victory in a game marred YOU PAY $599 SAVE $229 average to .293. “ I Major-league batting leader Roy Texas 9, Baltimore 5 • by a sixth-inning free-for-all. New England haven’t gotten in a California 17, Oakland 6 Smalley belted a three-run homer Rraves 7, Giunfs 6 groove like this Today’s Games 40 FORMII NOIMAN'S and Hosken Powell added a solo shot Reliever Gary Lavelle balked Memorial Co. % ®eGemmis where I get three Florcnc* Bo»ton, Ownpr O o fof G Glastonbury LOCATION l-M TO to back the four-hit pitching of Jerry Kansas City (Gale 6-6) at Boston home the winning run in the bottom Modern Methods - KIINIT ST. HIT or four hits a game Koosman. (Rainey 54 or Stanley 9-5) 2450 Main Street for a while." of' the eighth inning and Atlanta Oid Fashioned Honesty Telephone 203-633-5203 Fimrr or n a Blur Jays 7, Tlperh 6 Milwaukee (Sorensen 9-8) New rallied from an early 5-0 deficit en . Tues. and Wed. 9;30-6;00 FAIKIKC But Baylor thinks Otto Velez hit a pinch-hit, three- York (Guidry W ) MONUMENTS route to their fifth straight victory. Thurs. and Fri. 9:30-9:00 445 HARTFORD RD. I^MAMCHESTER the best Is yet to run homer with one out in the top of Seattle (Honeycutt 4-5) at MARKERS , come. I'udres 6, DndKers 0 CEMETERY Sal. 9:30-5:30 tm im TH l P lO P ll WHO BRIHC YOU LOW PRICCS i PCRSOHAl SlRVICl the 11th inning to lead Toronto. Minnesota (^hn 7-1) Bob Shirley pitched a two-hitter for LETTERING “ Wait until (Rod-k Carew gets Chicago (Wortham 7-8) at Safe the Umpire Rules ■ ■ ■ ■ - * roll HIVI 1 Blini (HAIM. Vlll, E5[ | o|J,ov»l 647- 999? llaiigiTs *>, Oriidi'x !> his first major-league shutout and ^ ca», UI«K»» crmss, Clin I.IKW 0. w is back.Asaid Baylor, who also walked ^onverMOt cverw\| & HomeAppomtmeflts Bump Wills collected four hits, Cleveland (Clyde 1-0), N Dave Winfield clouted his 18th home Umpire Greg Kosc ruled Frank White of Royals beat throw to ARRAWGtO • OtSPlAV AT twice when California sent 16 batters drove in two runs and scored three Toronto (Huffman 4-9) at Detroit 1076 Bumwdt Avt. E Hartford run as San Diego sent Los Angeles, second base on steal against Red Sox in third inning last night. to the plate in the eighth inning. “If others to spark Texas to a three- (Young 1-1), N Wa M m Ma Totun TIL 9 til 5, thurs., m. til 9 closlb sihiw (Manager Jim Fregosi puts Carew reeling to its eighth defeat in nine Jack Brohamer takes late throw. (UPI Photo) SaUMaa SalcMaf k U R I game sweep over the AL East Oakland (Langford 3-9) at Califor­ g.nmes. ahead of me in the order, they’ll have nia (Ryan 10-5), N ■ HL 5 2 8 - 2 6 8 0 i i leaders. EVENING HERALD. Thura.. July 5, 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD: Thura.. July 5. 1979 Joe’s World Nichols Down Medics, 2-1 V.-,. Eighth Straight Win Notched it y . j o i ': i ; v K M \ \ Boland Oil Softball You Should Have By Mafiehester Legion Nine Been Here Yesterday encounter. It hosts tough Bloomfield Cabral, Gregg Kane and Furlong who scored on a Freiheit single. And Legion NIKE Tuesday at Cheney. Winning has become habit- TONIGHT’S GAMES Friday before visiting co-leader East singled, singled and walked respec- Eric Gauruder, who notched the Cherrone’s outdueled Gus’s, 7-2, Ann DeMarchi and Donna forming for the Manchester Elks v». B&j, 6 —Cheney . lively to jam the sacks. hill triumph in relief, rapped a 2-RBI Tuesday at Nike Field. Cammeyer each had three hits for Hartford Sunday at 1:30 at Shea Allianre vs. A&N, 6 —Nebo Just arrived at Henry’s Lake, "Well, it’s been good but just three American Legion baseball Blake, Brass and Freiheit each double in the sixth with Furlong’s On Tonight Tom Crockett homered and SBM while Bev Bourque had three Park. Thrifly’a vs. Buffalo, 7i30 Idaho, after a day’s ride from Salt days ago it tum ^ awfully hot, and team. Manchester scored twice in the collected two hits for the locals. single making it 7-0. doubled and Mike Crockett, Pete and Joyce Gagnon, Penny Gagnon, Cabral singled in Manchester’s —Nel>o Lake City. We flew from Bradley, to the fishing fell right off. We need a The Post 102 nine made it eight opening frame against Windsor Blake had three RBI and Brass a Denz, Carl Ogren and Tom McCuster Theresa Lynn and Nancy Nassiff two eighth run in the eighth and Freiheit National League champion Reed vs. Zembrowski’s, 6 Salt Lake; hired a car and drove on good cool spell." wins in a row yesterday with an 8-3 Locks. Howie Furlong walked, was pair. Winning pitcher Kane tossed a each added two hits for Cherrone’s. apiece for Renn’s. blasted a three-run, ninth-inning Medics was the first club —Keeney up for a long, long, planned vacation In other words, you should haven duke over Windsor Lstrikeout. each roped three hits and John lake. The lake itself is about 14 miles to the Region I Junior Olympic Track A. REGAIE JACKSON Blain had three and two hits respec­ If you read my recent column opening frame. Mark Anderson McGowan scored the other run along Modean finished with a four-hitter, Barry, Bob Blass and Jim Flaherty Dave Shinn and Monica Murphy from West Yellowstone, and is on the and Field Championships Saturday in B CARUONFISK Backhand Return tively for the losers. about the trip to Pocomoonshine walked, took second on a wild pitch with his RBI. striking out nine and walking only two apiece for Fogarty’s. won the National Tennis Week Mixed flats in the foothills of the mountains. C RO HCEY Tuesday at Keeney, Looking Glass Lake Lodges, you will recall that Elizateth, N.J. by losing hurler Jim Doherty, and East Hartford hosts South Windsor Chris Evert Lloyd follows through with two-handed backhand one. Losing pitcher was Rich Zipser Club behind a 19-hit attack Rising up from what seems to be the II stopp^ MCC Vets, 13-6. Larry Doubles Tennis Tournament at the Gene Moriarty greeted us with dour The top two in each advance here Noa u3Msue stole third. Pete Kiro walked and at Shea Park in a replay of a 6-6 tie LaPlamme, who was making his first got back on the winning trail with a outlet of the lake (It’s so hard to return in winning effort over Yvonne Goolagong Cawley yester­ Duhaime blasted three hits, Scott Brentwood Swim Club by defeating reports about the salmon fishing in will advance to the U.S. Nationals. when Doherty’s pickoff try went before entertaining Manchester Sun­ hill appearance of the season. He 15-1 rout of the Jaycees at Fitzgerald judge distance in this vast country. I day in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2. (UPI Photo) Ulman two homers and Dave Sauer, Pat and Gene Gallagher in the finals the river, and how slow the bass askew, Anderson scored with Kiro day afternoon at 1:30 in a key Zone fanned eight and issued two walks. Field. 6-1, 6-3. know it is a good deal further than Pete Ignatowicz, Stan Steeves, Dave fishing was in the lake, all because of taking third. He scored on an error. Eight clash. Greg Palmer singled and doubled Jim Grimes singled, tripled and the end of the lake.) is Sawtelle Friegn and Phil Chak two safeties Chris Portelance and Gail a long spell of wet weather. Once Bruins Tab for Nichols. belted a grandslam homer to pace Mountain, a huge snow covered peak, Soccer Martina-Chris Finalists apiece for Glass. Marshall triumphed in a similar again, about halfway through the Zipser with Mike Mistretta. Jack event at the United Technologies that is part of a large range, the John Kearney drilled four hits in­ week, everything turned out “ roses," Maloney, Roger Talbot, Dale Centennial Mountains. Wow! What a P E E W E E cluding a round tripper, and Jim Silver Club in East Hartford beating Rich and we caught salmon and bass to Creighton A&N Grabs Playoff Win chipped in two safeties for the Vets. Ostrout, Alan Noske and Rich Meinzer and Monica Keaton, 6-3, 4-6 view! South; Panthers 2 (Chris Ward, Baseball The lake itself is s u p p o ^ to hold everyone's satisfaction. Borg and Connors Gustafson chipping in two hits each. 6- 2. Tim Kennedy), Mustangs 1 (Jason After a slow start, not scoring in among DQ’s five hits. some very large trout, and from the Well, we have enough time to EASTERN Dennis Adams had two of the Both winning teams qualified for Dieterle). BOSTON (UPI) - Fred Creighton, the first inning. Army & Navy tallied Brian Kennedy unloaded two word Bill Cairns gave me, tough to spend here, to see if next week is JUNIOR ALUMNI Forty-four hits were banged out, 23 Jaycees’ six safeties. regional playoffs later this month in Jaguers 5 (Andy Gagnon 3, Richie in every frame thereafter to down triples, Shawn Kennedy ripped two fish, unless you used nymphs, and going to improve things, and as for who. guided the Atlanta Flames to Municipal Credit Union blanked by the losing side, as Rockwell Inter­ Henry 2), Chargers 0, Hartford Road Dairy ()ueen, 14-6, in singles and Eddie Detore, Ray In Spotlight Today the Lipton Tea-promoted play which then, only over weed beds. yesterday ... well, that was yester­ four winning seasons but was fired Liggett Parkade, 1-0, Tuesday at national nipped Second Congo, 21-20, DISTY was directed by Gloria Darling. North: Meteors 2 (Chris Cdnklin a Farm Little League Tournament James and Jim Kelly each doubled Well, I’ve done that kind of fishing day ... I'm going to make sure that this spring when the NHL club failed Cheney. Mike Byam hurled a two- Tuesday at Mt. Nebo. A pair of four-run frames powered 2), Oilers 1 (Heather Almond). tilt Tuesday at Waddell Field. for 7-Eleven. Todd Wesoloske WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) — No self-respecting before, so naturally, right after we “ Wait 'til next week" really works again in the Stanley Cup playoffs, hitter and faced only one batter over Owen Wright’s bases-loaded double North End Fire past Trash-Away, 11- Penguins 2 (Kenny Saunders, Jed Two games w.ere waged yesterday doubled and singled twice, Greg arrived, I was “hot to trot,” and out ... You’ll be hearing from me ... today was named head coach of the Hollywood mogul would have allowed it to happen; showing the the minimum to notch the win. in the bottom of the eighth inning 9, at Robertson Park. Stansfield; latter goal winner in se­ at Waddell with 7-EIeven trimming Winot singled twice and Pete Ber­ asked how the fishing had been. The That’s for dang sure! Boston Bruins. climax before the last reel hits the screen is bad box office. Losing hurler Leon Bilodeau tossed a drove in the winning runs. Rockwell Russ Benevides unloaded a cond overtime). Timbers 1 (Lindsey Creighton’s signing was announced Carter Chevrolet, 13-3, and Civitan nier, Kevin Boyko and Sean Cun­ answer was one that I am2, Connolly 32, Grigatis 33ti. sive proposition. The consortium has just shelled out another $10 Creighton took over the Flames on Bonnett Wins ^Cracker But Borg is not complacent. S^rts Slate] Paggioli, Tom August). Wimbledon where he has been a million to finance the move amd pay off the team's debt. Feb. 3,1975, when he replaced Bernie "At the moment Connors is in good three-time losing finalist. and Travelers Corp. Smaller shares "Boom Boom” Geoffrion, the team ’s form, playing with a lot of confidence Donald Conrad, executive vice .MIDGET DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - the Alabama gang, which includes His relegation in the seedings Radio, TV Today are owned by 10 other organizations. first coach. He has never had a losing and hitting the ball well,” president of Aetna Life & Casualty North: Toros 3 .(David Neilson 2, When a driver starts a race on the brothers Bobby and Donnie Allison, rebounded on the organizers. Con­ 7:30 - .Mels vs. Phillies, WINF Several Boston businessmen that record as a coach, either in the NHL Connors, who struggled more than Co., which owns about 30 percent of David Odom), Falcons 1 (Christine NASCAR circuit, it’s unusual for him deftly avoided accidents and nors was drawn in the same half as 10:30 - A's vs. Angels, Cable or in the minors. somewhat to edge unseeded Bill the team, called the new arrange­ own small shares of the team were Rovegno). to ask to be replaced while his car threaded his way through openings in Borg while McEnroe, the young Under his guidance, the Flames Scanlon, 6-3,4-6,7-6,6-4, is making no ment "a fantastic vote of confidence reported to be selling their shares, Warriors 4 (John Vichi 2, Jerry still is in the running. slower traffic to win by 2 car-lengths pretender to the world crown, suf­ Contract Purchased finished third three times in the predictions. In fact, he has not in Hartford.” team sources said. Rothman, Curt Mahlstedt), Suns 1 But three of the 41 drivers who fered a fourth-round upset and it is Campbell Division and fourth last over Benny Parsons) spoken a word to the media at CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago The companies also pledged more The Hartford Federal Savings and (Wayne Hollingsworth). started the heat-scorched Rookie Dale Earnhardt was third, fifth-seeded Roscoe Tanner and season. They qualified for the Wimbledon this year. White Sox have purchased the con­ than $3 million to keep the Whalers Loan Association and the Society for West: Elagles 4 Jeff Wright 4), Firecracker 400 Wednesday asked pre-race favorite Darrell Waltrip fellow American Pat Dupre who un­ Stanley Chip playoffs on each occa­ tract of left-handed pitcher Guy Hoff­ financially afloat until the Civic Savings sold their interests in the Bears 3 (Stacy Tomkiel 2, Peter for replacements and Neil Bonnett, was fourth and NASCAR’s all-time expectedly contest the other sion, but never advanced past the man from their Iowa farm club of the Center colisuem reopens as team to the other partners, said at­ Follet). winner of the $208,000 race had to be leading money-winner, Richard Pet­ semifinal. The women's final is the expected first round. American Association, a club scheduled in January. torney James Lyon. Managing Jets 1 (Art Mancantonio), Kings 0. .given oxygen when it was over, ty, came in fifth, two laps behind Borg, the 23-year-old champion, repeat of last year's title decider In his 4t4 years with Atlanta, spokesman said Wednesday. The Whalers are one of four former General Partner Howard Baldwin Elast: Rockets 3 (Cinque Barlow 2, njfficially, the temperatures at the summed up the feeling of experts and between defending champion Mar­ Creighton compiled a record of 156- ^ n n e tt. Pitcher Rich Hinton was listed as World Hockey Association teams continued as an owner but did not Craig Phillips), Strikers 6 (Dave Daytona International Speedway fans alike: “I believe Connors should tina Navratilova and Chris Evert 136-56. But his teams won only one of Gary Ballough, Rick Newsom and the player designated for assignment which were granted entry to the NHL contribute any more money. Fromerth 4, Darron Rosano 2). were in the mid-90s, bwt down on the D.K. Ulrich wilted under the have been seeded No. 2. Right now Lloyd. eight playoff games. to make room for Hoffman. in March after a seven-year contest. Conrad said the purpose of the Astros 3 (M att Morris 2, Dan track, where the heat rose in waves extreme heat and had to be replaced. Creighton, 45, comes to Boston EVERY REDUCED PRICE INCLUDES The price tag was set at $4 6 million refinancing was to pump in enough Packer), Spartans 1 (Steve August). from the asphalt, it was better than Several other drivers were treated at with a reputation as one of hockey’s" FREE DELIVERY & INSTALLATION PLUS this year and $1.3 million over the cash into the operation to forestall South: Wings 3 (Senan Gorman 2, 100. the speedway’s infield infirmary for better teaching coaches. He never next five years. future requests for mney. Pam Reischerl), Matadors 2 (Chris Bonnett, the youngest member of Jai Alai Results FULL FACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEE saw NHL action, but played six heat fatigue. >v5» The Whalers have lost money since The Whalers have been playing in Ogden 2). the 7,600-seat Springfield, Mass., seasons in the Western and American SEVUm their arrival in Hartford in 1974 as Comets 1 (Jason Stansfield 1), WEDNESDAY MATINEE WEDNESDAY EVENilKi SEVENTH: WITH OUR SERVICE TO BACK IT UPI Civic Center cblisuem since the roof Hockey Leagues. S Ennu 11.40 6.40 3J0 4 Bascaran 6.60 3.60 part of a downtown revitalization ef­ Stallions 0. r*ST 4 kionde I S.40 S.OO FIRST; I Orbea ■ 5.00 fort and had accum ulated $5.5 of the Hartford colisuem collapsed in 3 Geoo Arleche 17.20 9.00 ! Durance 4.00 6 J.J. Mondra 11.80 49.20 7.40 IF YOU DON'T MIND A SCRATCH HERE OR A DENT THERE 8 Rsis million in bank loans, costing the January, 1978. 2 J.J. B»rturni 460 Qwiiela 4-S $71.20 3 Fausto Jarier I 6.00 2.80 Qwniela 1-4 $27.80 WE HAVE SOME GREAT DEALS THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY Imlach to Return ) Fmto landj Peifeda 5-4 $203.10 1 Eecui Bdriar I 5.00 PtffecU 4-1 $79.80 team more than $600,0(XI annually in David Andrews, Whalers’ general OiMKti 2-3 (34.S0 Trifecta S-41 $665.70 QuinieU 3-6 $52.60 fOecU 4-1-8 $623.40 interest payments alone. business manager, said the team has TORONTO (UPI) — The air was PedKta 3 2 $61.80 UQfTH; PerfecU 6-3 $92.70 CHECK OUT still thick with hoopla and con­ Kids, get a free Trifecti 3 2'4 $S4S10 4 Irtano Garamendi 14.40 6.40 S.IO TrifecU 6-3-1 $643.50 5 ZabaU Soroa 12.20 5i 0 Conrad said the owners realized "it been told the colisuem would be open SICOND: 2 Eusebio Ochoa 5.20 4.40 SECOlO; 1 Orbea ■ Caramend 8.00 was an unnatural burden” for the in January, but sources say the gratulations when George “Punch” F I.J. laner I 17.80 8.60 5 Enrnia Rerrc bike safety 4.00 6 U Vteche 27.40 8.00 9.60 7 Eusebio UrquUca THESE FACTORY franchise to begin its new venture partners have also agreed to ulk, Imlach, new general manager of the 4 kiui Boinar I 12.40 Qunela 2-4 $37.80 1 Fausto Umes 7.20 4.60 QuinieU 1-5 $29.20 1 (auvtD trlKbe Toronto Maple Leafs, smiled coldly AUTO Perfecta 4-2 $112.80 4 Rodricuei Uvier I PerfKU S-1 $78J0 with such a debt. derwrite whatever losses are in­ I coloring'book! Qwniela 4-7 $48.80 Trilecta 4-2-S SI.S09.90 QuinieU 1-6 $40.40 TrifecU 5-1-7 $731.70 WAREHOUSE PRICES!! THe five companies that own two- curred in the return to Hartford is at onlookers and reminded them one Perieda 7-4 $137.70 Mum PerfecU 6-1 $175.80 MNTH: delayed. day he would be fired. TniKta 7-4-1 $434.10 6 Eusebio Carita 11.60 10 20 8.20 Trifeda 6-1-4 $373.80 1 ZMiaU Ecenare 7.80 10.00 thirds of the team - and kicked in THHBh THRO; “ Knowing you’re gonna be fired 1 Enmia Ochoa 6.20 6.20 6 ZuUca Odwa 7.20 two-thirds of the $10 million - are The old coliseum seated 10,500 but And here’s a contest just for you, too! REPAIRS 1 Fainta kknilra 12.20 6.80 3 Izca Eccnarro 4.00 3 Renedo Barturen 9.00 4.80 4.40 $ Emua Soroa someday makes the job easier,” 2 llodri(Mi 5.80 Aetna; Hartford Insurance Group; the new arena is to have 14,500 seats Quiniela 1-6 $46.80 2 Zecui Mondra 3.60 4.00 QuneU 1-6 $30.20 Imlach remarked after Maple Leafs’ “Homo of Mr. Oooflwnneh" 5 RenrOo Oolnar I Perfecta 6-1 $107.40 5 U Landa 4.40 PerfecU 1-6 $91.80 Connecticut General Insurance - enough of an increase to allow the Qwniela 1-2 $38 60 Trifecta 6-1-3 $341.70 QuneU 2-3 $31.00 TrifecU 1-6-5 $1,378.50 1$ U FlU FUTUSD USY dUH HaUXE 30' Corp.; United Technologies Corp; team to break even, the Whalers say. owner Harold Ballard told reporters Win a Grand Prize Periecta 1-2 $117 30 TENTH; PerfecU 3-2 U5.20 TENTH: WTOMATICWIISflEII ELECTRIC RAHS ALL PORCOAIH Wednesday Imlach was returning to • Complete Mechanical Service Fnlecta 1-2-S $687.70 3 Rica 15.60 5.40 3.20 Trifeda 3-2-5 $270.30 6 Jarier 11.00 10.00 Huffy Bike FOURTH: 5 Reoen 6.60 3.80 FOURTH; 3 Moriarty^s Busy be the Leafs’ general manager after 5 ZM«ca 5.60 8 Rio 17.20 7.20 1 TabaU 3.20 3 Rodricuei 12.20 6.40 6.00 2 8 8 a 10-year absence. 25 Huffy bicycles to be • Collision Repair 4 Rica 3 0 9 starting tonight, Moriarty’s have a given away. Type and t Caroa 4.40 QuinieU 3-5 $42.20 6 J.J. 7.60 4.80 QuinieU 5-6 $63.60 • Auto Painting 6 laner I Periecta 3-5 $136.80 1 Fausto 5.60 PerfecU 6-5 $221.40 busy five-day schedule with four Repeats Plans size appropriate Qwnela 3-8 $53.40 DAYS Busby Discharged Trifecta 3-S-l $416.10 QuMeU 3-6 $40.60 to your age. TrilecU 6-S-4 $1,026.60 UMTD UME CVACITY MUIXE games in the Hartford Twi League. CHICAGO (UPI) - Retired • Low Cost Service Rentals Periecta 8-3 $182.40 ElEVENTH; PerfecU 3-6 $122.10 ELEVENTH: FIMILV CAPACITY OflUIE BOSTON (UPI) - Kansas City TrrfecU 8-3-6 $312 00 7 Zulaica Caramendi 7J0 5.00 2.80 TrifecU 3-6-1 $633.30 5 Remen biondo I 9.80 6.20 HO ™ST RffRIGtRATOR NOFlIOSTREniKEIUTN Tonight the locals face Herb’s at heavyweight boxing champion FfTH Quiunims pitcher Steve Busby, who collapsed 2nd. P riz e - • Factory Trained Technicians 8 Eusebio larier 8.20 3.60 Frnt I lascaran Urquiaca 6.40 wntTunDOAUsiaKi ONLY Bloomfield, entertain the Capitols Muhammad Ali repeated his inten­ 2 Rodri{uei Mondra 8.80 600 5 Remen Zoqui 3.20 2 Irasu bpa 10.60 10.40 3.80 6 ZabaU Pierre in the locker room following the • Charge With Master Charge 3 Ceno Ian 8.60 ON SH E 3 8 6 Friday night at MCC, oppose the tion to retire from the ring win bike Quinieta 7-8 US.80 8 Fausto Rsis ■ 7.20 5.40 QuneU 1-S $4140 SAVE $ 1 1 6 Royal’s 6-4 loss to the Boston Red 8 7e(ui laner I PeriKla 7 8 $191.10 5 Rio Umes 5.20 Imagineers Sunday at 6 at Bloom­ Wednesday, but his retirement ap­ • 24 Hour Wrecker Service PerfecU 5-1 $72.00 nws,so Sox, was examined and discharged accessories Qi.«iela 2-3 $4100 Trifecta 7-8-5 $4,381.80 QuinieU 2-1 $36.80 TrifecU S-1-6 $1,067.40 THUR field and return home Monday night parently does not exclude exhibition Periecta 2-3 M18 50 TlEinit PerfecU 2-8 $145.20 TWEinit early this morning from the hospital An assortment of 50 bicycle acces* Tel. 646-6464 TnfecU 2;3-8 $1,093.80 2 Bascaran Carita 9 40 3.60 2.40 TrifecU 24-S $585.30 6 Remen Odwa 9.40 6.20 to battle Volkswagen at MCC. matches. sory packages will be given away. sum 3 Durance Pierre 300 2.40 SIITH; HURRY LNERCY SAVIR BIALT IH with apparently nothing more than a 8 Rica Urquiaca 4.60 DOinE DOIGV SAVBI 30" All games start at 6. 7 Durance Ecenarre II 20 6.60 1 Orbea ■ Urquiaca 3i 0 8 Rio Ecenarre 11.80. 10.40 5.60 FM severe bite of the bug. 3 Emma Caramendi SOFClEMnKIUIIIZ DISHWASHER 6 I.J. kionde I 21UO QuinieU 2-3 $34.66 2 Pete Zoqui 5.80 6.00 fUmieU 6-t $70.20 soNiRsainr 3rd. P riz e - 2 Orbea ■ Carea Perfecta 2-3 $114.30 5 Orbea ■ Asis I 6.60 PerfecU 6-8 $295.50 ON s a v e $ 1 0 D Light Schedule win a book Ounela 6-7 $82.80 Trifeda 2-3-i $30180 QuiMU2-l $47.20 TrifecU 6-8-3 $1,649.40 Periecta 7-6 $308 70 iHendance 3,934 PerfecU 8-2 $179.70 SAT Rttendance 2,740 2 6 9 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico 50 to be given away by Western TrilecU 7-6-2 $3,875.70 235J97 TrifecU t-2-5 $1,077.00 Handk 22U 82 WSNTEI^ DOWN (UPI) - The United PARKER STREET Publishing Company. States, which won 23 gold (ARCE Otlim SIK 3Y SIK USED AUTO PARTS, INC. C om e into any C a r C are Jai Alai Entries W CONNTKMEItS medals, including all 12 in RtFRKIRATOR rainUUSWMOWMOIMT SALE ENDS swimming and diving, in TO BUY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Man Automotive Parts SAVE A BIG 1979. Wfnntn will bo 7 JULY 79 the first two days of Pan Store and pick up your THURSDAY nollHod by mall by American competition, % ------contest entry bla nk and FIST: Fowm SnUIR: TOTH: 2DD Oclobor 31,1979. 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H79- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAr.K SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 5, 1979 Library when you SAVE THREE WAYS! i Most of 3,400 Miles Pleasant for Bicyclist Programs TAPES CASH the Manchester Herald. It’s been a CASH Gary said there were 10 mountains ’ FREE ONLY By BARBARA RICHMOND planned route to meet Tom Wamick, ridden to many- other places in­ Planned s a v e O Q I’s WhM you simply .CoNteiUpos and Hams may a Manchester resident who is now in Nevada and dessert in between. He eorisclIlM eofflblnownhttM ba purchased llcralil Reporirr said even the mountains were like cluding to Maine and upper New living in Colorado. He enjoyed a few York. He also rode the bike 25 miles COVENTRY -The proper amount proporamount wHheath MANCHESTER - Gary Marchuk, days of good eating and, nights of the dessert, very arrid with sage Booth-Dimock Library will elPMRoglstor olcashlogol atanyUma. 20. of 157 Eldridge St., rode some 3,- each day before he left on his recent Special Pink TapM the lltm you want t comfortable sleeping there before brush growing. trip. He did a lot of running also to offer a series of 400 across the country on his bicycle moving on. He said he was warned about workshops, films and story and now he's back home. And he said get himself in condition. He said in Denver, Colo, he had to rattlesnakes and scorpions while A couple of years ago Gary had his hours for children during 8ft details at your local Q S 1 he doesn't regret a moment of it, buy some warmer clothing to ride sleeping in the dessert. He saw some the summer months star­ RegisteT Tapes! even some of the few unpleasant right leg broken in six places when he through the mountains. He said the dead ones but not any live ones. He was involved In a car accident. ting on July 10 with a experiences. did, however, see deer and coyotes. trip through the mountains took two He said it was really a pleasure creative dramatics hour. ASP STORE COUPON MANUFACTURER 5 COUPON A&P STORE COUPON Gary left Manchseter on May 7 days and he went across the Con­ He had a small ten* with him but ’The first program will he carrying about 100 pounds of gear. said that got to be a nuisance so after when he saw the sign saying he was tinental Divide, twice. entering San Francisco. He said his led by Barbara Gobdwillie piMRJBFMDliMr: 4 The trip took 31 days allowing three getting through Colorado he didn’t **■* , ir-1 He said many times he had to push accomplishment really didn’t hit him and will be from 2 to 3 p.m. . days to visit an old friend in Colorado bother to pitch the tent, he just slept his bike through the mountains for a week or so. “I really still can’t at the library. and a few days after he arrived at his because of the strong headwinds. He under the stars. He didn’t even have On July 17 from 1:30 to 3 destination, San Francisco, Calif., believe I did it — it was a great way said the high altitudes affected his a radio with him so sometimes for to see the country and to meet p.m. Kate Schmitt will before flying home. entertainment he sang to himself but breathing. He was about a mile , people,” he said. offer a puppet workshop He experienced freezing cold above sea level and the air was very most of the time he said he just A«P Gary left Manchester clean shaven and on July 24 at 10:30 nights and beastly hot days in the thought about what he would do the dry and very unpredictable. He but arrived back sporting a neat a.m.. Peter Bassett will desserts, high winds and snow coasted down the mountains for next day and was so exhausted he show^niinrabout horses. through the mountains, traffic slept very soundly. beard but he didn’t say if he plans to about 30 miles. keep it or shave it off. On Wednesdays during problems in Chicago, sunburn, being He s aid the dessert area of Nevada He carried some food and water the summer, starting July driven off the road by cars and with him for the times when he Gary is the son of Alex Marchuk of I was one of the hardest stretches of 26 Griffin Road and Mrs. Nancy il, films will be shown at JtNOTKR REASON trucks, but he still says he would do it wasn’t near a restaurant to eat but *CkOiPtlliimE)icludidByLaw the trip. The towns were 80 to 100 Marchuk of Greenwood Drive, both 1:30 p.m. in the Children’s ■ExmdI R«ia ExduM By Lm again. when he did come to a town he said UmN OiN C a ^ P«r Fumy AP-2 LbvA One Co L ^ Per Fanly AP-2 UmRteCoiponPerFmay AP'2 miles apart so he had to plan his days Room at the library. VNMJmyW.tflW m Q a ii VildJt4y1-7.1>7» 602 ^ I He said in the desert it got so hot of Manchester. V iid July 1-7.1«ra 800 accordingly. He said the dessert heat he ate well. He said his appetite was He said he plans to keep in touch Children five and younger that he could actually smell the tires caused many flat tires and even the tremendous but even so he lost 15 must be accompanied by on his bike melting. He said there pounds because of the high altitudes tvith friends he made along the way. patches wouldn’t stay on. He also said if he ever made such a an adult. ' was no shade anywhere and the wind In Utah he met another cyclist and and all of the pedaling. Story hours for children blew so hard that he felt thirsty all of At many of the stops Gary met trip again he would prefer to have rode about 150 miles with him and the someone else with him for company. ages 3-5 will be held on the time. 'In fact the wind blew so company was a pleasant relief. After other people who were on bicycle or ITiursdays from 12:30 to 1 hard at times it blew the soup right motorcycle trips but most of them When he arrived in San Francisco that the two split because the other he was met by radio station and p.m. and "bag lunch” story off my spoon," he said. cyclist was taking the northern route were going in the opposite direction hours for children ages six It was over the Memorial Day from him. He said some of the people television people who interviewed to Oregon and Washington. him and hehas an offer to play a part and older will be given on A&Ps Sira SUMMER SNIMGS weekend that Gary got off his had flown out west and were pedaling m m in a movie which will be all about Fridays starting at 11:30 their way back. He sort of feels this a.m. was a cop out because tailwinds bicyclists going across the country. ’The part would be a natural for Gary. All programs, except the make the trip east easier. film showings, require pre­ Along the way he was treated well ’The picture is scheduled to get under way next summer by Chamois Film registration a week in ad­ by people in most towns and many r m vance by coming to the offered to put him up for the night Enterprises and Gary was given part of the script to read. library or calling the and feed him. Gary Marchuk looks over some of the many pictures he took library. 742-7606. His pleasant experiences were few, Money and Divorce while riding his bicycle from Manchester to California last A summer reading club, but one that really upset him sponsored by the Coventry m onth. UNCOLN, Neb. (UPI) - Money happened in Pennsylvania when he problems are the main cause ot at Junior Women’s Club will Lesser Quantities 89r said a man deliberately tried to run least half the divorce cases in the meet at the library on with two bottles ot milk and left thbm him off the road. Along the way he Gary said it took a few monUis to United States, says a family Wednesdays before the on the side of the road for him. was also attacked by many dogs, es­ plan his route and then it was mapped economics specialist, Kathy film programs. ’Those in­ BEEF TOP LOINS-BONE-IN His first experience with getting pecially in the mid-West where they out for him by the AAA.He said he Prochaska-Cue of the University of terested should contact don’t tie up their animals. sunburned was when he was going pretty much followed Route 6 all the Nebraska-Uncoln. Edie Schuhi for more infor­ W hole 16-20 lb s .. He said the truck drivers were through Pennsylvania. He said he way to California. Money problems exist in 90 percent mation. The libary will really nice. He said they seemed to had blisters all over his legs. He said He said along the way he knew that / of the cases, she added, problems also offer a reading cer­ understand the problems of a cyclist eventually his legs got used to the sun he could make it to California but that are compounded after the couple tificate to children who and gave him plenty of room as they but one day he decided to take his sometimes he wondered if his bicycle splits. read eight books or more went by. shirt off and he regreted that because would. He said the bicycle is more ’The biggest complicating factor is during the summer. He said most people in the west he got so sunburned he couldn’t sleep than seven years old. He bought it usually the fixed expenses that a The children’s room drive small pickup trucks and he had for three nights, with money he made from delivering working couple shares during needs young people to help many offers for rides. He had to take marriage, she says. review new books, at ail one once when his bicycle broke levels. For more informa­ Bone-hi 8hel stripe A f i a down and had to go to a repair shop. tion call,4he library. Steaks £ , In Utah he stopped to try and get Theater Schedule SENORS I Friends took this picture of Gary Marchuk of Manchester as some milk in one of the towns and New Association he crossed the Continental Divide on his bicycle trip across the wasn’t able to. He said he left and a Join Us A Friends of the Library Association was formed country. short time later a man came along E. Hartford Drive-In — E. Windsor Drive-In — "101 12 UMTS-11 M|M* Halloween” 8:30; "Carrie” Dalmations" 6:30; "Love SAN HUNCISCO-HAWAII-RaiO recently by a group of 1 0 : 0 0 townspeople interested in Bug” 10:00 Including Full Dny Excunlon to Manchester Drive-In — helping maintain the TV Tonight Dusty Wavelengths "Halloween " 8:35; “Carrie" library collections and the 10:10; "Rabid" 11:45 kugmt a • tiptiwbsr 70i T-.T* old library building. A good supply of dust can (d The Gong Show 12:30 Mansfield Drive-In — ’The first project of the 2:30 prevent a glowing sunset. $775.00 p/person 6:00 d 9 StaiaKy & Hutch d ) Movie "Anthony Adverse "Superman" "Oh, God" Show (D d ) ® ® News ® News when sunlignt, comprised of Doubto Occupancy new volunteer group will d Racing From Roosevelt (1936) Fredrlc March. Olivia de starts at dusk be to sponsor a Targe book (X) The Brady Bunch S 9$ 9 Wimbledon Update Havilland. 3:15 light from various colored Vernon Cine 1 — “Groove C tll U i For OotallB ^ diJoker'sWild 99 The Rifleman (®Newt wavelengths, bumps into the sale in September. Any ■ ® ® Studio See 12:37 Tube" 7:35; "Kentucky Fried © Captioned ABC News 3 ; 3 2 atmosphere’s dust particles, Coventry resident in­ 99 My Three Sons d 9 Mannix Movie" 7:35-9:00 ( £ Movie "Mission To Moroc- the component parts are O’KEEFE TRAVEL AGENCY 3 Qunsmoke 11:45 1:15 terested in joining the CO (1959) Lex Barker. Fernando scattered and deflected. The Vernon Cine 2 — "’The Deer 9 99 9 Tonight ® ® ® Tomorrow " 433 SUM Dmmm group or in donating books, AHMPAQE-YYHOCEPOUSHor KRAFT-JETPUFFED OiOFFLABEL EARLY C^F^IA'-^W I 6:30 Rey. shorter wave lengths, espe­ Hunter" 8:00 DILiCIOUS-MM. (D I Love Lucy 12:00 WattMrMMd 529-3321 2:00 cially the blue, spread more magazines or recordings to (7) Bowling For Dollars CD I Love Lucy (7) Joe Franklin 3:45 than the longer waves like the sale, should contact 99 ® ® NBC News ( £ Movie "Cotter" (1972) Don C M a rsh - 0 » » $ 1 Realemon C Q $ Pittad Ripa C A v ® Kitty Today Kosehisko Kosher IHH 9 9 ® Over Easy Murray, Carol Lynley. 2:08 red and yellow. Margaret Norris, chair­ 99 Adam-12 (3) Dr. Scott On Hebrews (3) Newt man of the group, at 742- aoz-Msw I Juice ’JS‘ 0 5 1 O liv e s 99UaraClub lh,lail» » i|g ncues ~ c m 2:15 |ar m a llo w s_____ 6:55 4:15 7691 or the librarian. News 12:05 ® Donahue ® six Million Dollar Man d ) C B S Lata Movie "McCloud: 7:00 Lady On The Run" (1975) Dennis (D C B S News Weaver. Mariette Hartley. YMCA Plans (X) The Brady Bunch d ) @ ABC News A new color motion picture Rec Clinics (7) 99 Dating Game World Wide Pictures JMiCHESTEft (S) Festival Of Faith DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 & 44A VERNON - Starting O Soul Train July 16 and continuing dai­ 99 News ® Dick Cavett RATED HORRORS CLINT ly for two weeks, the In­ 99 The Odd Couple Sunday EASTWOOD i dian Valley YMCA is ® Makem And Clancy offering clinics in soccer, 7:29 July 8 ESCAPE i gymnastics and tennis. 3 Dally Numbers “C A R R IE" 90 QUART CAPACITY Plus 10:10 The clinics, which will be FOREST (MOVE or C0MTE88E ANNPAOE FAMILY PACK SYVEETHEART 7:30 7:00 P.M. FROM (D P.M. Magazine Plus “R A B IR " 11:45 held at the Middle School ® Hogan's Heroes ALCATRAZ | on Route 30, are planned jO Cold Met 0 Foam ® Family Feud for 8-10 year olds and 11-13 Mandarhi O u . . $1 Tom ato O $1 S c o tt X ' (7) Newl)nved Game ______I year olds. Gymnastics 99 Sha Na Na V «rnon cin4 K 2 N ap kin s C u p s Ice C h e st WOUTIS15 W 86lM'»951 Treat of our delicious dinners, O ranges K elchup u " 99 ® MacNell / Lehrer Report yourse//to any c la s s e s will accept O I I ® The Gong Show ■raE SIDNEY SHELDON S children from age six and tf ® Dick Van Dyke and well treat each ofi/our kids under 12 to a ® Tic Tac Dough DEER^ BLOODLINE up. 8:00 FREE Square Shooter hamburger with French Pete Moulin, physical (D The Waltons SHUNTER aatv* AUDREY HEPBURN BENGAZZARA education teacher in the A88LaAVO«8 CaEHTANO (Xl Movie "The Legend Of Hell The Lives She'5 Tbuched I > Double Feature iAMU MASON CLAUDIA HOM Fries. Also, enjo^i free refills on soft drinks, Vernon School system and O M N Q IJU IC l QOUIBKMIAIITPW House" (1973} Pamela Franklin. OMARSHARIF BEATRICESTSAJCHT Roddy McDowalt. A wealthy man “GROOVE TUBE” - 7:35 IRENE RAMS MICHEUEPHIilfPS YMCA clinic instructor noon viBWNSE MALJRICFJtnNFT RnMV^ NEIDfB coffee and iced tea. So bring the whole famil\> K hires scientists and mediums to Join scores of Corrie's friends — including Cliff Barrows, “Kentucky Fried Movie” last summer, will be the in­ investigate his newly acquired Evie Tornquist, George Beverly Shea, the Biff Gaither Trio, to Ponderosa.. .-and save. structor again this year. m m m m m mansion. 2 hrs. and film star Jeannette Clift *- in paying tribute to one of the 9:00 d @ Mork & Mindy Skills and game play will ® Movie "Lifeboat" (1944} Tal­ most remarkable and courageous women of our time. This offer is good be incorporated each day. BnicHKRRies lulah Bankhead. John Hodiak. all day from ' The cost for YMCA Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Church of the Nazarene The commander of a German U- cAliiiisfirld ‘-Diivr m June 22 thru July 8. members is $16 and for • 236 Main St. A n n P a ge S 4 5 9 boat joins the survivors of a non-members, 819. ASP-WNtsOblono freighter he sunk in their lifeboat. Manchester, Ct. 06040 Registrations will be POPSICLES X T* 2hrs. (B/W), LU m Ib Mclaln-Pattor______Kiytery Provlilwl CHEESE c h b )6ar 99 92 P r o )^ U.F.O. accepted on a first come, Ann Page-Assorted C A * (3 Nova first served basis and may A & P C h M M Hee Haw Honeys MEAT DINNERS'^^59 99 Joker’s Wild be made at the YMCA of­ SWISS CHUNKS 2 ? A&P-Reg. or Crinkle Cut taiAQ ® Masterpiece Theatre fice, Vernon Circle. Hiotocif White or ColaradSIngloo p M 8:30 PG FRENCH FRIES n £ Angle Money Held CHBD-O-BIT S t* vl Special Edition Jl^rlbaroug^ Florida CitnM-Plnk-64 o r ctn. a # ^ 0 SWEET PEAS ^ 4 9 * iS Liars uiuo — '^auprn Phs “ffluGod.*” For Schools SOUTHERN 9:00 u GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 8 9 J BOLTON - The Board of d Hawaii Rve-0 ttartiFrMq Hood FREESTONE d ^9 Barney Miller ■■HAUOWEEN. Finance has approved en­ 99 92 99 Quincy cumbrances totaling 827,- SOUR CREAM 7 9 * STORE SLICED CS Lookin' Better Presents 99 Movie "A Connecticut Yan­ 141 from the 1978-79 Board Axokod-Atit VvM les kee In King Arthur's Court" The Marlborough Tavern Playhouse ' m n b y ’s I M ^ of ^ucation budget. (1949} Bing Crosby, Rhonda Y O Q f" 3ss‘1 Fleming Based on the story by with Lamer and Loewes Raymond Allen, Mark Twain A Connecticut superintendent of schools blacksmith is transported back­ CH ILD RTN and Joseph Haloburdo, ward in time to King Arthur's MY FAIR LADY 5 11 5 0 c school board chairman, are COnONTIPPEO Court (2 iirs ) lb. h ® Royal Heritage being asked to attend^ the S !2*? I ' l l _____ 9:30 Based on the play Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw July Finance Board d Carter Country (Special permission by Tams WItmark, Inc.) meeting to discuss the en­ IMA t Or KEY BREAST Mb.. 99 Yale Russian Chorus cumbrances. German _ 10:00 Vine Ripe POTATO SALAD I he vMir> eOelry 12 oz. Q Q QomunOrand 4 lb 8 4 5 9 d ) d S S 9 News $ 6 .9 5 Windsor - 590 Windsor Avenue laf ( £ Bedtime Stories MANCHESTER - Mr. VONDS LOTION S T" CAKE DONUTS 63 CREAMER t 9 9 * PEANUTS FRANKS 0 !» « T b (DBennyHUI (in Windsor Shopping Center) For all reservations call 20 Exposures With Procsssing Freih- oi.siio ij|d|A AimPigeAulFlivorQ S Dick Ven Dyke and Mrs. Irving Webster 22 Ann Page 2Sol. OA^ Q e o z . DRACUIA formerly of Manchester ijp k g s. 89’ tasrpAsniAMi .’2“ , S Honeymoorters 295-9358 At Participating Steakhouses. lb oM GELATINS © I Beet Of Bums And Alien and West Hartford, have KODAK FILM BLUEBERRY PIE^if* BBQ SAUCE ^^^^^^«^^|2Tcn^AlfTnBgTAlANDWHCXJSAIJ0eA J PLEASE CALlTHEATREi JRj^^LFFKTjVE JULV5-7.1979 ______11:30 Mariborau,. Tavem, comer of lleule 2 nxf 6. FOR SCREEN TIMES recently moved to Orlando, d )M * A * S * H Fla. EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. July 5, 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 5, 1979 Cable TV Covers One-Fourth of State DOOOOOOOOBOOOOIW* years by the decision of the state Depart­ DECORATING BY BusiM^Farm Market Planned HARTFORD - The number of cable reports, that 24.6 percent of the state’s making it the last state in the nation to get Do^ & Joame Hanis television subscribers in Connecticut has residences are connected to a cable cable TV,” said CCTA President Richard ment of Public Utilities Control to take a problem we are all too aware of with Hubbell of Rollins Cablevision, Branford. more realistic policy on line extension Ci/stom Draperies and MANCHESTER - Beginning Sun­ Catalogue Showroom. A WlWM ft MiHMat pass^ the quarter of a million mark, and system, compared to less than 20 percent the fuel situation facing us today. [ Upholstering day, July 15, the Manchester ConnFARM, a non-profit organiza­ U«a la favor of Rabtrt the stafb has a higher percentage of nationwide. Also in the past year, an in­ “But from a standing start, cable moved requirements. Slipcovers, Bedspreads Farm ers' Market will open and tion, is committee to the develop­ Connecticut farms could raise a McKlaaqr, O KM ah Rd„ residences on cable and a faster growth crease of about 60,000 subscribers ahead in Connecticut and in the past few much larger percentage of the Mtnehoitar, ih|f bua “By relaxing what toe industry felt j and Carpeting operate every Sunday from 10 a.m. to ment and oi^anization, is committed rate for cable than the rest of thq nation. represents a 33 percent growth rate, com­ years, especially, it has grown at a very produce consumed by the residents Noortod to fomct aa m r were unreasonable Tequirements, the 3 p.m. until the end of October. The to the development and organization An industry spokesman credits the situa­ pared with a 12 percent growth rate rapid pace. Despite that pace, we find it of this state.” la a prior taowlattat Its DPUC has seen toe CATV companies res- j W t do K all lor you, from dtslgn to Initallatloii. market will be located in the parking of direct marketing opportunities for tion to higher consumer demand and nationwide for CATV. hard to keep up with consumer demand “Direct marketing outlets such as cerrtet defMdaat U Ikt pond by increasing toe pace of building. Our quidHy is the best, our prices are even better. lot of Five Flags on Broad Street. Connecticut produce farmers, and to Jadfomoat ipoa widch tha recently eased state rules. for cable TV.” the Manchester Farmers’ Market " I think this is an outstanding record of "Because of shortages of material and The ultimate beneficiaries are toe people 1 We uBI be-fiqppy to come pour home at any lime. Heading the venture are Richard the education of the'public as to the liaa was arroatoasly Figures gathered by the Connecticut will promote more vegetable recorded la not la fact a growth, especially since Connecticut did qualified personnel, keeping pace with de- of Connecticut who are increasingly able | Sturgeon, president of the Connec­ need for closer ties'between local Cable 'Television Association show a total Please ca ll to 522-1276 faaming in the state. In turn, the con­ Maacheater realdant, aad not begin to get cable TV until 1972 ... riiand may be even harder in the future,” to obtain better television pictures and a ticut Farmers' Association for Retail farmer and consumers. of 259.198 customers as of June 1, being Senior CIHicn D 1w « u i> sumer will benefit from fresher the Roboft MdUanar of when a federal freeze was lifted and legal wider choice of television programming,” aaaooouooooctnnoBooyw Marketing (ConnFARM), and Sturgeon said, “Connecticut is too served by the state's 19 operating cable Hubbell said. “However, cable TV com- produce and lower cost,.” Sturgeon Manabattof la la no way in- blockades in the state were removed ... pani<*« hnvp been helped in the past few Hubbell said. Edward Bobbign, of the Five Flags dependent on trucked in produce, a volv* Hi aeUcB. companies. This means, the CCTA survey continued. TRUCKER'S STRIKE MIGHT CAUSE TEMPORARY SHORTAGES. PLEASE BEAR WITH US. (B im Ii m m Learning We’re the Picky, Picky, Picky Centre Burbura L. (^liusser Fresh Produce Experts! Planned WALDBAUM'S MANCNESTER - Joins Firm Construction will begin MANCHESTER - Bar­ If you love fresh produce... soon on a new Living and bara L. Chasser of 43D Learning Centre on West Esquire Drive has joined Food Mart you'll love Food Mart Center Street, next to the the staff of Daniel F. Reale Manchester Racquet Gub. Realtors, 175 Main St., as a It's that ''just-picked" freshness that The announcement was realtor associate. The firm makes the big difference and wait 'til you see the made by Alfred N. Nad- is a member of Network of Prices Effective variety! You just owe it to yourself to come in this Waldbaum's N.Y.Style Deli! daff. president of Living and Learning Centres, Inc., Homes. Thru Saturday, July 7 week and find out what a pleasure It is to "Pick- Mrs. Chasser, a native of Your-Own" from the largest variety of bulk SLICED TO ORDER based in Waltham. Mass. Brooklyn, N.Y., has lived LUNDY GOURMET The center will be open nouiU ^cm FOOD M A R T produce in town! in Manchester for three from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. years. She graduated from Cooked Ham five days a week. 12 New York University with Fresh - Grade "A" months a year, serving honors and had worked for r # Slicing Virginia Style Manchester, East Hart­ a manufacturing company Fresh "Washington Stat^ ford. Glastonbury, and a Hartford stock LARGE EGGS Provolone BAKED Buckingham and other sur­ brokerage before entering Cheese HAM rounding communities. the real estate business. DOZEN The staff will be selected Mrs. Chasser has a Bing Cherries SLICED TO ORDER! SLICED TO ORDER! locally. daughter. Melanie, and is CARTON A Living and Learning 4ncui Kcuom m a rried to G ary H. Centre was built a few Chasser, a speech and Hl-C Fruit D r i n k s I Canned ' years ago at 170 Hartford

language pathologist in ALL FLAVORS - 46 OZ CAN | REGULAR S DIET S F Sh AOP Turnpike, Vernon. Manchester. LB. CHEDDAR CHEESE ,B *2.49 The new school will be a . 12 O Z ' A«POn’ EO f jQODl a s D modern, one-story struc­ AID Program ■ C A N S SWISS CHEESE ■ B *2.79 ture licensed for 70 l e a n D 0 M E 5 * < e r c - Famous "Andy Boy " B *3.79 students, especially Buys in State Chunk Light Tuna Beets or P Vine Ripened ROAST BEEF designed for Living and flO ’ ^MUND FO O D C L U B - S, WASHINGTON -The IN OIL • FOOD CLUB CALIFORNIA GERMAN BOLOGNA •oo'rmr.e *1.99 Learning as a day care United States foreign aid "CALIFORNIA center. The Manchester 6 r OZ C uihy Heritage U 16 OZ LONG JOHN FRANKS b *1.89 school will also include a programs acquired more CAN BUNCH CANS Broccoli than $49.5 million in goods, play area created as an services and agricuitural Cantaloupes LOXVlAOELeALiu extension of the classroom. products in Connecticut Vine Ripened - Jumbo 6 Size FRESH HAND SLICED "HOT" The terms "open education” or "activity last year, according to a TIDE JUMBO Alaskan BAGELS study by the Agency for LUSCIOUS QQ<^ not w nan nivpaaoiwi centered education" best International Develop­ Laundry Detergent 27 SIZE ♦1.99 describe the educational ment. Honeydews each%#%7 ia practices of the school. 10« OFF LABEL 49 OZ. BOX "■ There are now 29 Living The commodities and .. 3V8 . I Nova ..#009 and Learning Centres in services are used to help -Produce Item - ScotiaiBB. dmm Fresh Heaithfui Eggpiant • 1 . ® ® Massachusetts and seven thebdteruKKi stimulate economic growth FRESH of the Week! WEAVE" WHi’ E MEA* in less developed coun­ Sl ic e d in Connecticut, offering tries, many of which supp­ California Avocados FRESH - JUMBO CHICKEN ROLL ' co r ber nursery, kindergarten, full ly raw materials for U S. SWEET . JUICY HEBREW SAT,ONA. ■OSHfe.0(Ef day aiid after school care -1.2S FRANKS NATijPAl CASING A new high power certificate! An all time high savings rate! New manufacturing and also Cranapple Drink B Ft M Pea Beans Large Southern Peaches CALIFORNIA for children ages six M O S E ’ S , , . , 3 FRESH FOOD CLUB BRICK OVEN BAKED months to eight years. buy U.S. products. LEAN PASTRAMI - o o r m r low $100 minimums on all long term certificates! And newer, more Of the Connecticut total. Florida Seedless Limes Enrollments will soon be c GARLIC CARASOO c. r t r favorable withdrawal penalties! They’re four new ways to earn more, $49,514,221 went to 40 OZ 20 OZ FAMOUS BRACH S GENOA SALAMI ORDER ^ accepted for the fall CAN *0 manufacturers and other BOTTLE Pick-A-Mix Candies pEOulAB or GiGANTi program. For further in­ for less. And they’re four new reasons why Heritage is the better c CARANDO PEPPERPWI firms for food and supplies. CAINS WALDEN FARMS formation, parents may The balance, $14,000, went Mayonnaise Chips Ahoy - L - e r call toe Vernon center at Lo-Cal Dressings v.^hiEs HEBREW NATIONAii. to Connecticut farmers and Q U A R T JA R N B.C,‘ 643-2757. food processors for gr^in f A l E L leher Beef You benefit automatically if you and other agriculttlral] 13 OZ LaWyers Add New higher rate > 1 . 1 3 PKG POJ • Salami * Bdoana already have an account. No min­ commodities. SLAW • Franka New Partner on regular imum balance. Day-in day-out According to the AID • Knockwurat SW> interest. survey, contracts for VANITY FAIR or MACARONI MANCHESTER -A t­ savings Yield Rate technical services totaling torneys John D. LaBelle $10,852,416 were in effect in U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF 4 0 LB. and S e y m o u r A. Connecticut at the end of Bath. Tissue Rothenberg announce that 'MPOR'EO syvle A fixed rate for 4 years based on the 1978 fiscal year. CREMONA MORTADELLA John D. LaBelle Jr. has New 4 year Among firms in the com­ 2,250 COUNT PKG. become a member with U.S. Treasury cost of money. New modity procurement list COOKED SALAMI -oV rd'lr them in the practice of law treasury a28^ 785" rates quoted monthly. were Mechanical Finishing Chuck Blade 'M at 843 Main St., Certificate Yield Rate Co. of East Hartford, $5,- OS OIL CURED OLIVES Manchester. 650; United Technologies PACK The firm, formerly International, $554,533; and GREEK BLACK OLIVES LaBelle, Rothenberg, SLICED TO ORDER PEPPER Ou 'C h o 'P Q v S m Ingersoll Rand Co. in STEAK Woodhouse i Robinow, COLONIAL TOP LOAVES There will be a new lower minimum balance requirement of only $100 Manchester, $992. P.C., has changed its name $100 minimum 3 / on any certificate opened after June 30 except $10,000 Moneymarket The list of firms with to LaBelle, Rothenberg & baiance on technical service contracts LaBelle, P.C. Woodhouse Certificates. included the Futures and Rubinow have certificates Group of Glastonbury, Mandarin Oranges c withdrawn. $775,000, F resh B aked Goods! John D. LaBelle Jr. was N.B.C. Fig Newtons U S D ?1.3SA CHOICE • BEEF u s DA CHOICE educated at Blast Catholic, ,4l Convention Semi-Boneless BeefD eei OMUUiu«rShoulder WALDBAUM'S I OZ c i High School, Colgate Reduced 3 month interest penalty for early withdrawal from certificates of 1 year BLOOMFIELD - Corn Muffin Mix P KG x j FOR ' Ls^l.Oy LONDON BROIL * 1 . 9 9 University, and Boston CHUCK STEAK withdrawal or less. 6 months for longer term certificates. Robert Barrows, president DISPOSABLE DIAPERS . U S D A CHOICE u S 0 A CHOICE - BEEF Angel Cake University Law School. He of the Barrows Comp., Huggies Toddiers ®2.29 Beef Chuck O A Boneless has been practicing in this penalties 140UNCEPKG. T Realtors, attended the ropco UNDER office since his admission TOP BLADE STEAK lbI .O ^ CHUCK ROAST B L A D E l b * 1 . 9 9 New England Realtors Print Toweis 120 COUNT ROLL 5,47' to the bar in 1975. U SD A CHOICE • BEEF u S D A CHOICE • BEEF Interest compounded continuously except on 6 month certificates. Convention last week. The Boneless Boneless Rales on 4 year certificates in effect 7/1 - 7/31/79. 31st annual convention was ----- Dairy Delights!------CHUCK STEAKS". „ 'l .99 SHOULpER ROAST ,*1 .99 Computer Kit held at the Granit Hotel WITH COOKING TIMER and Country Club in the Aids Program FLORIDA CITRUS BUTTERMILK or 8UTTERCRUST Catskills. u a QOV'T INSPECTED - Waldbaum’s Bread 2 LEAVES 99* STORKS — When can a William North, Chief ^ Perdue Chicken Parts Sale! ~ FOOD MART U.S. G O V ERNM ENT IN SPEC TED - G R A D E 'A ' - FRESH HAMBURG a COUNT QHe computer programmer use Counsel of the National Orange Juice BREASTS LEGS WINGS Rolls OR HOT DOG 12 OUNCE PKO. Oy a computer program to Association o f' Realtors CdrnisHHens WALOBAUMS program a computer? gave a major speech on HALF GALLON CARTON Raisin Bread . LB LOAF 8 9 * Hopefully in the not too pending legislation in • “I.?.® 7 0 S B 0S distant future, according to Congress affecting realtors Dr. John R. White, an throughout the country. — Froxen Favorites!— hillshire associate professor of com- ( h c b ^ U K K I Also in attendance from OUR'TIEST - BREADED Polish Kielbasa lb *1.89 WEAVER ITALIAN STYLE puter science at the the Barrows Comp, were OUR BEST • ALL BEEF FQOO CLUB - 1 2 OZ PKG • YELLOW or WHITE Chicken University of Connecticut. Richard^ Duggan, CRS. Veal Patties Burger Patties p«o *4.89 3’^ LB Hood's White and Dr. Taylor American Cheese SPREAD *1.09 To Go PKQ director of advertising, and SWIFT S PREMIUM , . „ . Booth, ^ professor of elec­ Doug Cymbala, manager KRAFT PMll ADElPftlA Sliced Bacon pkg *1.39 Item of th e Week! trical engineering and Cream Cheese 0 OUNCE PKG 65' f.1.f0 DEUTCHMACHER - CELLO WRAPPED of Barrows' Old Saybrook OUR BEST US DA CHOICE • BEEF, Ice Cream computer science, ar’ office. 1 IB PKG • QUARTERS Frankfurts slb box *6.89 Veal Patties i.b ‘ 1.59 ALL FLAVORS - HALF GALLON working on a “tool kit” for Mrs. Fiiberts Margarine 59' FOOD CLUB SHORT opeat! Meat Franks ilb pkg*1.29 programmers setting up On Honor Roll FOOD CLUB R IB S BARBECUE computer systems. CUP Heritage S a v ii^ WHIPPANY N.J. - Be Hood’s Sour Cream 79' FOOD CLUB Beef Franks ilbpko *1.39 The kit, which will be a SEAI TEST i AHr.E A s m a l l cuno Ball Park Franks securing over 50 percent HORMEL MEAT set of computet programs, Canned Ham , BEEF I MEAT employee enrollment in its Cottage Cheese .>^oz *1.19 Wranglers 1 LB.PKQ *1.89 * works to integrate both the • AlL FLAVORS & Loan Association Since 1891 3 LB. CAN 5 LB. CAN ELM BREAKFAST PORK 1 LB $ ^ 5 9 1 LB $ ^ 4 9 1 . 3 3 Bond Payroll Savings Plan. “software" or program­ PKQ I , I PKG I , BIRDS EYE Channel Home Centers has Hood’s Fruit Drinks 59' Sausage Links lb *1.29 ming, and the “hardware" COLONIAL • SEMI BONELESS Chopped Broccoli 2 PkGS 85' earned its place on the U.S. 4g 7S * g 39 Oscar Mayer Bologna or the machine which the Ham Steaks lb *2.19 Treasury Department's BEEF MEAT 8 OZ CONTAINER programs will run on. Main Office: 1007 Main Street, Manchester 640-4586 • K-Mart Office; Spencer Street, COLONIAL MASTER • SMOKED Honor Roll for the second ^H ealth & B eauty Aids!>^ (WATER 12 OZ 139 12 02 $>121 1 2 9 Birds Eye Cool Whip 59' The “tools” will indicate Manchester 649-3007 • Coventry Office: Route 31, 742-7321 • Tolland Office: Route 195 ' ADOEOl FSCIC year in a row. A total of PKG how each component in a 25' OFF LABEL REGULAR or MINT COLONIAL COLONIAL ^O KEO COUNTRY TIME % mile south of 1-86, Exit 99 872-7387 • Moneymarketa: Inside Food Mart, West Middle h ,3 percent of Channel's Semi Boneless Daisy Butts Seafood Specials Lemonade "o,“pir c,2l 2 for 89' computer works what it Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade and reopening soon in Crispino's on E. Middle Turnpike employees are now Crest Q O v FENWAY MEAT or BEEF produces and how it was PAN READY enrolled, up from 40 per­ 7 OZ lb designed and built. Toothpaste TUBE Half Hams Franks orSluggers ’1 -69 Fresh Haddock lb *1,39 cent at the beginning of the CRVOVAC WRAPPED FOOD CLUB , L0 FRESH Rich’s Eclairs 8'S?"pk'g 69' “ Then a software to COUNT ASSORTED BONUS PACK Sliced Bacon pkg *1.19 engineer could ask what drive. BAND-AID PLASTIC STRIPS 59‘ Pollock Fillets lb »i ,29 In recognition of this CHILD MILD or BEEF FRESH the purpose of this design Scrod Fillets lb *1.59 Eggo Waffles 59' achievem ent, the L'.S Gem Franks 1 LB PKG *1.39 or that program was and Department of the get an answer," says ir " II* mr nw r.yni io rm.i *u j w •"» mp*.. ...i r txilfil ilrmt o h r'M >0' ' t >oit o< 10 oihff itia,i oaaia'i o< wnoiataiaFt Noi rciponi.bia '(» i|i>oQ<,ti>r’'Li Treasury honored Channel White, who was a in ceremonies at the com­ 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER programmer for five years pany's headquarters. before coming here. O r - k'.VRNING u p n tT .n Thurs.. July 5. m - PAGE TWENTY-ON^ I'AGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 5, 1979 Gardening Manchester Public Records AnENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; give Herald Lookinxing for ______Warranty ileetls a new home? You (fon t have Peter L. Cyr and Tern L. Cyr t6 Norman R. Raupp Jr., CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING X You II find to shell nul much Inner City Residents a perfee- South Windsor, and Jeannine D. Amato, Manchseter, to gel big results. I in the Want Ads. property at 176-178 School St., $69,900. 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE Gerard M. Bourret and Lillian I. Bourret to John A. INDEX AOVEimSINS Eklwards and Peggy J. Edwards, property at 118 Carman N O T IC il Learning Horticulture • Lost ind Found d e a d lin e Road, $67,500. - P«rMn8l9 12:00 noon the day bafora CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 Dorothy C. Doherty to Shyrel A. Bauby, South Windsor, - Announc6m«nts By FRANK ATWOOD • EnterliinmerU publication. V property at 82 Walnut St., $44,900. Deadline lor Saturday and Mon­ Homes For Sato 23 A Manchester girl who has her own - AuCl'Ons Hsfp HTantsd 1 3 t Htip HTantstf 13 Nayyar Azam and Mary E. Axam to John J. Hilinski Jr. day is 12:00 Noon Friday. 13 Hpip WanM home now in Bolton is teaching inner- FINANCIAL CUSTOM RANCH with and Cynthia J. Hilinski, property in Edmund Street, $49,- - BondS-StOCkS-MoMgiO09-| MACHINE OPERATOR city families of Hartford how to grow ]DHniBtS NEEDED MTHESE WANTED - Experienced full beautiful view. 7 rooms, 2 - P«rsonal Loans TRAINEE - Full time. Call TAG SALES flowers, house plants and vegetables. 900. . 'nsufRnce PLEASE READ time bookkeeper. Work in baths, 3 bedrooms, formal Andrew P. Demers and Priscilla T. Demers, both of Manchester. Call 6463^1. 6466228. dining room, family room, Mary Jordan Walz is horticulturist EMPLOYMENT IHIIGNESTERIUIEIIS. WINDOW CLEANER - Must South Windsor, to Philip R. Dorsey and Patsy J. Dorsey, - H«ii> Wanted walk-out basement. 2 car gar- for the Knox Parks Foundation, YDUR AD be experienced and reliable. / age. Large lot. $69,900. Grbup property at 6-8 Pioneer Circle, $^,000. - Bus>ness OppoMunn- SEVERAL OPENINGS boxes. Strawberries are planted in a tion have been brought to Elizabeth high school but no job was open in Hilliard Street, no conveyance tax. P roliale .Notice Phone 281-4112, at: PillowtexCorp., 49Regent AVAILABLE earn $100.00 Please call 7467339 between Located in the Sunset Ridge Park for talks and demonstrations. Street. Manchester. Equal CLEANING WOMEN Wanted ditions. Apply in person, 8 area. See this home if you are “strawberry jar" with openings for Connecticut. Certificale of allachmeni Court of Probate. District of Hebron for rooming house. Call 646 weekly. Flexible part time the hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., 3 bedroom L-Shaped Miss Walz says the children learn Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. against Charles Jack NOTICE OF HEARING Htip WtnM 13 Opportunity Employer M/F. a.m. to 3 p.m.. Monday schedule. Must be 18. Car Andover Schools. looking for living room with Ranch. Ekit-in kitchen, for­ individual plants. Cucumbers are The Knox Foundation is endowed ESTA TE OF LUNA MAY 4701. after 6:00 p.m. fireplace, barbeque pit in that soil is important and they learn Coniam, doing business as United Associates, Investment thru Friday. needed. Call Mr. Guida. 12 to 3 mal dining rotm, growing in a hanging basket. by a bequest from Miss Elizabeth HUTCHINSON EXPERIENCED LATHE MOONLIGHTER WANTED MANCHESTER - FOREST kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 Associates, East Hartford Acquisitions, Equity Pursuant to an order of Hon J TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. RN or LPN- 7 to 3, 1st Shift. VERNON IMNOR PM. 872-2128. HILLS. Executive 9 room fireplaced living room, how to plant seeds. She tells them Knox to make Hartford a more at- Stewart Stockwell. Judge, dated 7'2/79 OPERATORS & to do small Formica joH in baths, attached oversized 2 I'se Squash as Sponge Apply 81 Commerce Street. Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut. 1M Itogan Road home, 5 years new. Fully wall-to-wall carpeting, that wood ashes scatted on the plants tractive city through more Investors, General Funding, $25,000, property on Winter, a hearing will be held on an application Glastonbury. PTG MACHINISTS We need a few POSITION AVAILABLE Coventry. Does good work, car garage, beautiful '(Soybeans are planted in the praying that an instrument in writing 6464519. Vaman carpeted. Large inground baths. Treed shaded lot. will protect them from aphids, and widespread knowledge of hor­ Griswold, Spruce, Center, Wadsworth, East Center, COMPANY Telephone 633- good people to join a young, MEAT MANAGER: Also yet reasonable. Call 6466528. landscaped lot with apple and purporting to be the last will and testa­ An Equal Oppoftunity Employaf pool. Professio-nally cherry trees. Call 569-0606. $^,900. Fiano Realty,'646 d^onstration garden to introduce that either mint or tansy, planted South Main and Olcott street. ment of said deceased be admitted to 7631 growing company. Ebicellent meat cutters. Full time and ticulture. Miss Walz began work probate as in said application on file benefits and overtime. Full or RN or LPN - II p.m. to 7 a.m., BABYSITTER NEEDED IN landscaped. Treed lot. Huge 5200. this vegetable to people who have with the vegetables, help to control Marriage licenses Friday or Saturday. Laurel part time. Progressive super­ enclosed porch, family room. there in May. more fully appears, at the Court of CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC part time. Please apply at: L market company. Full benefit MY HOME - B eg in n in f^ never grown j4...Soybeans provide a cabbage worms. Kenneth C. Mallory and Ann D. Doll, both of Probate on July IS. 1979 at 10 00 a m Manor. 91 Chestnut, 649-4519. Maintenance free. One owner. Kathleen M Sawver. - Experienced only. Top M Gill. Welding h Manufac­ program. Contact September. 2 to 6 PM. one day high percentage of protein, and the There was a workshop on building a Glastonbury High School turing. Division of BHS. Inc.. PART TIME SUMMER weekly. References Immaculate home. Call Manchester. clerk wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile. 1862 SERVICE STATION immediately- Crispino’s BY OWNER - a tiy teaching of nutrition is an objective Manchester students attending the 015-7 1422 Tolland Turnpike. EMPLOYMENT - Concession preferred. Manchester, owner, 6461312. $ltX(^500. FOUR BEDROOM terrarium to grow attractive small Robert Finlay and Rosemarie DelConte, both of Great Berlin ’Tpke.. Wethersfield. ATTENDANT - Full time and stand attendants needed for Supreme Foods 485 Hartford oroyetT hOilt of the Knox Parks Foundation. As a Glastonbury High School vocational 563^)151. Manchester. Conn., or call Road. Manchester. Ask for Forest Hills area. 6460228. COLONIAL - Spacious rooms. plants in a container meant perhaps Bend, Kansas, July 14 at St. Mary’s. part time. Will train to be ser­ evenings and weekends. Apply GLASTONBURY- Ttn^ Perc tesreST engmeered sur­ Heatilator fireplace. novelty, which has nothing to do with agriculture program have won Carl Skald 647-9931. Mr. (irispino. 6466100. veyed. Ready toSuild. Brandy for tropical fish. There will be a Experienced only please. vice mechanic. Apply in per­ to manager between 7:30 and Butlnatt Opportunity 14 maculate 8 room Split level. Enclosed sunporch. 3 car gar- nutrition, the staff has planted seeds several honors. Mark Sutcliffe of 40 RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll son: 252 Spencer Street. 9:30 PM. East Hartford Large first floor family room, Street, Bolton. Call 742-6356. workshop on drying garden flowers INVITATION p.m and II p.m-7 a m. shifts. e 6 e P E R S O N N E L ge, large lot. 643-7875 before of loofa, a tropical squash. When the Phelps Road was given the Star Manchester. Drive-In, Route 5. South Wind­ near commuter bus and golf SPM weekdays and 875-8930 and other plants for use in wreaths. Dinosaur Park Unit Apply director of nursing. RECEPTIONIST to $175.00. MANCHESTER Package VERNON AND VICINITY- squash is ripe, the pulp has the con­ Agri-businessman award at the an­ TO BID INSURANCE AGENCY sor. Ct. store. Excellent location. Well course. Must be seen. By after 5PM and weekends. Miss Walz is the daughter of Mr. Salmonbrook Convalescent SERVICE STATION Manchester. Lots of public owner. $84,500.00. Call 646 Prestigeous 8 room Garrison sistency of a sponge and can be used nual banquet of the Glastonbury Home, off House Street. looking for general insurance contact and diversified duties. established business. Call and Mrs, Harold Walz of Fergson Seeks Contributions Sealed bids will be received in help. Typing required. MECHANIC Full and part 9765. Colonial graced with the Reel Etlale Wanlad 28 to wash the car. chapter of the Future Farmers of Glastonbury Please call 633- time. Apply in person: 252 Ground floor opportunity with Marion E. Robertson, finest amenities. 4 bedrooms, Road, and was graduated from East the Office of The Directors of 5244. Homeowners and automobile excellent growth potential. Realtor, 6465953. One well-attended workshop on Catholic High School. She studied America. General Services. 41 Center Spencer Street. 1 PMIto5PM t . RN-LPN 2 1/2 baths, first level family ALL CASH For your property, MANCHESTER — Friends of Dinosaur Part Associa­ experience preferred however Good typing skills. Company room with fireplace, 1 acre planting a vegetable garden had a plant science one year at Barry At the same banquet Christine Street. Manchester. Connec­ NURSES AIDES wanted lor will train right person. Jewell- Full or part time. Positions pays fee. Dawson Personnel, VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco within 24 hours. Avoid Red tion is seeking contributions to provide the^ocky Hill auto MECHANIC WANTED treed yard is exceptional. G & Tape, Instant Service. Hayes double purpose, to show how the job College in Florida and one year at Fedorchak of 48 S. Hawthone St. was ticut. until July 18. 1979 at full time on all shifts. Apply England Insurance Agency. on the 3 to 11,11 to 7 shifts. 111 Pearl Street, Hartford. Snacks with locations $3,580 R Realty. 872-83rt.______park with education equipment, models, exhibits and - Experience necessary. Own CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-426 Corp. 6460131. is done and to get some help in plan­ given the FFA schoiarship of $100. 11:00 a m. for the following: director of nursing. Salmon- 6464662. tools. Call Riley k Scranton Good Salary, Benefits and 2467721. M/F E.O.E. Arizona State University, where she teaching aids. 2355 Ext. 905. ting the garden for the foundation. She also received proficiency awards UNIFORM & LAUNDRY brook Convalescent Home, off Service Center. 6363669. Working Conditions. Apply learned about desert plants. She The association needs the funds to obtain a $20,000 House Street. Glastonbury NURSES AIDES - 7 AM - 3 SELLING your house? Call us .Miss Walz says her specialty is in floriculture and in agricultural SERVICE in person. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.. first and we’ll make you a finished her four-year college challenge grant from the Hartford Foundation for Public Please call 633-5244. PM. part time and full time. ______Interesting OFFERS INVITED / herlJs and one of her early lectures sales and service. At the state con­ Enjoy working in a very plea­ SECRETARY Monday thru Friday. R E T A IL STO R E ON SHANQRI LA IN THE cash offer! T.J. Crockett. program with two years at the Giving. So far, the association has raised $15,526.24, of FURNISH AND INSTALL lull time DOSposition for legal of- HEAR/r OF MANCHESTER! was on this subject. She started a vention of the FFA Christine was PART TIME Work from home sant and home-like at­ VERNON RUMOR LEGAL SECRETARY OR WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Realtor, 6461577, University of Connecticut, earning a which $10,527.01 has been matchedliy the Foundation. COVERING. INDOOR lice in Manchester area. PARALEGAL - Eastern law 118 PMrl Street. 7 Room Split. small herb garden at her home but a awarded the Connecticut State TRACK - EAST SIDE REC on the phone servicing our mosphere. helping our elderly Applicant must be an 1M Ragan Road 000 per year. Excellent terms. bachelor’s degree. A fifth year at the Friends of Dinosaur Park^sMciation is a private, non­ patients. Experienced firm. Full benefits. Call John, at Chenette 2 batKs^. 3 bedrooms. Im- MAY WE BUY your home? younger volunteer helper pulled up Farmer degree. customers in your spare time. excellent typist to handle Vamon maculats^within. Heated University of Massachusetts brought profit volunteer groim '^ich organized in 1976 to press The Town of Manchester is an 2467773. preferred. Please call Doris An Equal Opportunity Empioyar Experience in domestic Associates, “Gallery Ol Quick, fair, all cash and no some of them, mistaking the herbs equal opportunity employer, varied correspondence and relations and/or commericial finished g^ge. Cast iron problem. Call Warren E, the constructioiLOf-dpermanent structure over 500of the Blain. RN. Director of Homes,” 5269081. BRAND NEW USTING and requires an affirmative Nurses. 6460129.Manchester have a pleasant telephone law preferred but not baseboard\radiation. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ATTENTION - Need 2 people manner. Hours 9 AM to 5 PM. Bluestone firepmee. Complete dinosaur tracks Last year. Gov. Ella Grasso dedicated a action policy for all of its Con­ over 21. Immediate employ­ Nursing Home, 385 West required. Call 4269231 or 646 geodesic dome, the largest in New England, to cover the Center Street. Manchester. Monday thru Friday. Reply FRYER / DELIVERYMAN - 5423. * EDUCATION FULL DORMERED CAPE intercom. I eautifully Traval 30 tractors and Vendors as a con­ ment. This is not a fancy ad. with business and personal landscaped. Con pletc recrea­ tracks. we simply want a person who, nights. 12 - 8. Apply Bess East Hampton Belliiiaker dition of doing business with references to Manchester Eaton Donuts. 150 Center FOUR OR HVE BEDROOMS tion compouni . 20x40 in- HALF-FARE COUPONS, two Anyone wishing to donate money to the association can needs a permanent job. Ad-| COMMUNKATNN the Town, as per Federal Herald. Box N. Street. Manchester. Privite IntlrucUon* 1$ ground pool, ct tana. Malibu United and two American send their contributions to Friends of Dinosaur Park vancement opportunity Callj 2 BATHS-2 FMEPUCES lights, flow eret^qua slide, Order 11246. between 10 a m. and 3 pm -> CULEIKL Airlines. 1^.00 each. 6461356. Association, P.O. Box 107, Manchester, 06040. For more CARD GALLERY- MAINTENANCE HELP REMEDIAL READING and sundrellas, redwOTU privacy Bid forms, plans and 5263869. E.O.E 8 a i n i M i INSTALLER - TECHNICIAN math; individualized work •••••••••••••••••••••••••• - information call Josephine Newton, president at 6434270. Aggressive part-time sales for closed curcuit T V. com­ WANTED - South Windsor PRESTIGE AA ZONE fencing and the whole bit! 3 specifications are,available at MaMkMMr. CT. people needed. Flexible hours, Board of Education has the program, (lst-8th grade) by driveways. Guaranteed to Houtahold Goads 40 Eyes Effect of Imports the General Service Office. 41 BABYSITTER NEEDED-’ pany. Mechanical skills master’s degree teacher. 566 847-1488 on a permanent basis. Some following positions open: 203’ TREED LOT open your heart, mind and Center Street. Manchester. Call anytime after 6 p.m.. 646. necessary. Aptitude for CC Friends Elect Officers M w m i 8AMm 44PM nights and Sundays. Apply in \TV. Related electronics M ^ n te n e r . 8075. pocketbook. Owner, William REFRIGERATORS Bv JAMES HEALION bells, tea bells, barbecue Connecticut. 0767. person only. EOE. Card ho/sekeeping, and custodial. G. McKinney. For appoint­ Washers / Ranges, used, business. At that time bells company making fish line D6FECT0E desirable. Call 872-9195 or RIDING LESSONS indoor COMPARE AT S72.900 EAST HAMPTON (UPl) bells, gongs, cow bells, SOUTH WINDSOR — The Friends of the South Windsor Town of Manchester. Gallery, 295 Hartford ’I>kc., write Box 800. Rockville. M th full time and part time. ment call home M60232, or guaranteed and clean. New that was “a constant Apply in person at Facility riding ring. Western stock shipment damaged, G.E & - At discount stores they sheep bells, sleigh bells, were largely a means of Connecticut EAST HARTFORD QUMnYComoi Vernon Plaza. Vernon. Conn. business Canine Hnliday Inne winner... which made Library, an organization intended to foster closer Service Department, 771 Main seat, saddle seat and hunt 6465971. OPEN HOUSE Sun­ FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. sell Taiwan-made bicycle hand bells, speaker’s bells, communication and until Robert B. Weiss. PUBLIC SCHOOLS Individual must be profits all through the relations between the public library and the citizens of TER OR Street, South Windsor. seat. All levels 2269817. BELFIORE day, Ju\8lh,, 11(0 6p.m. $84,- B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main bells with American flags ice cream bells and turkey World War I, about 40 per General Manager experienced as a quali­ COOROINATM Street, 643-2171. Depression.” South Windsor, met recently to elect a new slate of of­ R’S HELPER - 500, 1 stamped on them for 79 bells. cent of Bevin Brothers 012-7 ty control Inspector In innelly at 6461379 Are you interested in LAUNDRY APPLICATIONS VOICE, PIANO Instmetions. The firm weathered the ficers for the coming year. INVITATION AGENCY cents. For Stanley Bevin, The company was bells were exported. the wire and cable In­ taking an active part in the now being accepted for part Former faculty New York Depression aiM prospered. Elected to one-year terms were Claire Richardson, development of our Nur­ time, weekend, second shilt. Music and Art High School. NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS the flags add insult to in­ founded in 1832. It was a Stanley Bevin says he has a dustry. Responsibilities report of a cow somewhere It is strong tofeyrM t fear­ president; Anne Conte, vice president; Edna Priest, TO BID will Include receiving sing Staff? Would you Please apply in person at Professional Singer/Pianist. Realtors 647-1413 jury. good year to start a com­ enjoy being involved in an Meadows Convalescent 644-8597. FOR WAITING LIST ONLY. in Russia wearing a Bevin ful of foreign en?!Ki|^- secretary; and Nancy Braender, treasurer. INVITATION In-pfocess and final in- Twenty-five years ago pany because up until that The following were elected to the executive com­ BID i|i 511 orientation and training Home, 333 Bidwell Street, bell. ment in the marketplac&r INSTALLATION OF p^ lon. Completion, LUBE "REllSON - Wanted to program? If the answer is PRIVATE SWIMMING Apartiiwntt AvallabI* In 2 to 4 Month*, his company, the Bevin time a failed businessman mittee: Marion Berman, Joan Cicco, Sally Clark, Kathy TO BID Manchester. The Depression Bevin says he isn’t trying INTERCOM SOUND filingfl and maintaining lubricate micks and trailers. y e s . and you a r e a LESSONS - Certified Instmc- Brothers Manufacturing could be put in jail. People Coulter, Phyllis Courtney, Alice Dudley, Ele Eileen Dun­ T to recover the lost bicycle CONSOLE SYSTEM FOR Related experience Registered Nurse, please iiEGAL SECRETARY - For tor. Experienced in dealing Co., oldest bell maker in were held personally devastated the business. The Manchester Board of quality control records MANCHESTER- Quiet andJ bell market, but sounding a bar; Sue Fitts, Maxine Greenberg, Nancy Hersfield, Sue Education solicits bid for E.H.H.S. necessary. $5.25 an hour. All call for an interview! Manchester law office. with all ages, and han­ convenient location. .--6 the United States, was responsible for corporate “ We were doing 66 per cent Is also required. Inquire fringe benefits. For appoint­ dicapped persons. Scaled aqa warning. ‘‘What Meany Jacques, Linda Johnson, Jean Klien, Eileen Lane, and Muidral In stru n i^ l for the Patricia Saucier. RN, Extwience preferred. Typing- .. P' bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 2 Bedroom TownhousetAO debts, less until 19.35," Bevin said. Information may be obtained main office. ■ ment call 6^7596. no required. Ample prices, Mark Meridy, 646-8139 making a half million bicy­ Helen Welch. 1979-1980 schot^yrar. Sealed ADNS. fireplaces, large kitchen, all It was fish and hunger that says is true,” Bevin says. from Miriam P. Levinson, V t this centrally evenings. brick ^[ooo.ob Call 4265365 Apartments For __ LIL cle bells a year. They were Bevin says the founders, bids will be revreived until 3:00 Idiom COMIUI$COIT NOME helped pull the company Assistant Director of Business M 7-91M Send reply to and 487-0322. a labor-intense, low cost Philo, 'Abner and William P.M., July 18. 1979, at which M anchester IS through the lean years. Services, East Hartford Sehoolt-Clattat IncludM iMit, hot water, full baMmante, 1

o*r.F. t w e n t y -t w o - E V E NING HERALD, Thurs., July 5, 1979 Frank and Eniasi > Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz EVENING HW.PAi.n -niurs.. July s, - p a g e TWENTY-THRjg X t h o u g h t ft SERVICE A ppgD HiM DOVUN! Dear Abby THEY TOLP ME YOU I'LLLOOKIHBACK-Mm WEREN'T FEEUN6 WELL HE'5WITH HI5P06... ACROSS group (abbr.) Answer to Previous Punie 6 Inscribed ANPYOUOME HOME. □□tDCu 0 3 C E I Al By Abigail Van Buren WHERE ARE Uout 1 Lichen dye tablet < ' in n in n A p t t j ME 0 7 Public heil 7 Tided |a B □ □ g 1 A "uT E T| 13 Orchettre 8 Still r ■a N 1 E 1 A E 1 Qp member 9 See food U a E • □A 1 14 Cherge with 10 Roof edge Iv ■5 M T □ A E J Kl Y gat 11 American i t ■ ■ 0 A L a ■ V TI •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Indians [| E E 1 C 1 E A M T l D EA R ABBY: Beverly is a beautiful blonde, immaculate 15 Men'! name Palniing-Pipving 32 Building Contracting 33 12 Botch |t Y R A S Y E T i 3 S a n ic n OMrwd 31 Stivlcat Oftered 31 and built like a fashion model, age 53, widowed five years. I lOHoldi off E 17 Weather 19 Lyric poem . • E aE LEON CIESZYNSKI am average looking, 69, divorced four years and considered 21 Haven [S s T E D o a E&T •] NEED YOUR HOUSE PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - O tt?t MU. Iwt.TI* 1-4__ bureau (abbr.) Iy] A 'Ll C&M TREE SERVICE - Free BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ a sharp dresser. 22 Hindu widow O u T [h r u T [D E CLEANED ? Let two responsi­ Quality craftsmanship at low 18 Group a N T N f estimates, discount senior ditions, Remodeling, Rec We met four years ago. After an on-and-off courtship, we Prltcllla’B Pop — Ed Sulljvan I r N i [ 1 E ble, reliable college girls do It prices. Call 646-5424. 20 Mrt. Truman 23 Distress call. IF B [? E A t T T 3 citizens. Company Rooms, Garages, Kitchens 1 t i for you. Call after 5 PM. 646- 61 Autos For Sale 61 msrried. We are.both employed, occupy a new apartment 21 Mosquito 24 Eternally Manchester-owned and Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Apartments For Rant 53 OMeea-Slorea for Rent 55 Autos For Sale THATWisfiAT VEAH.' 7306. Building Contracting 33 and have no family members living with us. I have a meager IMhJOTAVERV GOOP HOWWOULP VOU genus 25 Lifted (Fr.) operated. Call 646-1327. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. CDNVERSATIONAdJST.' RATE SrUAI?r HBCKUVA / AN' I 38 Environmtnt 47 Roman robe savings account, which I put into a joint savings a’ceount. 23 Aids 26 President agency (abbr.) 48 With (Fr.) Residential or Commercial. TWO ROOM APARTMENT - A M P E T H A N ? BALLGAMEV AM9SEP (abbr.) WATERPROOFING WES ROBBINS Carpentry PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1976 The problem: Beverly arises at 3:45 a.m., Monday through 27 School 41 French school 49 Lease REW EAVING burn holes. 649-4291. Central location. Suitable for OFFICE SPACE r P R \ T E S O U X ^ T C k V R N 32 One and all 28 Plant part Zippers, umbrellas repaired. HATCHW AYS, foundation remodeling specialist. Ad­ Friday, takes three minutes to prepare her breakfast, eats 42 Work payment cracks, sump pumps, tile ditions, rec rooms, dormers, single. Security and FOR RENT jur in five minutes and spends two hours dressing for work. She V POP FLV.' 33 Carried 29 Sloped Window shades. Venetian NEWTON SMITH wrecked cars. Call Blender's 30 Nipple 43 SiTmmit 60 Very (Fr.) lines, window wells, stove built-ins, bathrooms, references required. 643-2693 250 square feel, center of leaves at 6 a.m. for a 15-minute drive to an 8 to 4:30 job. 34 Bottom out blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Remodeling, Repairs, Rec after 6:30 PM. of Hartford - 522-4414. 35 Trinity 31 Swirl 44 Owned 52 Plaza chear Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- walls, concrete repairs, 30 kitchens, 649-3446. Manchester, air con- (Clerical, not excecutive.l She arrives' home at 4:45 p.m. I Rooms. “ No Job Too Small." 1967 MUSTANG - Good run­ 36 Take for 37 Gain 45 Mideast 54 Unit of 5221. years' experience. 643-4953, diticining and parking. usuaily have dinner ready. We eat together, clean the Call 649-3144. ATTRACTIVELY PANELED 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 ning condition. Standard. 6 granted command of seaport illumination 875-6963. f'all'64.3-K5l. kitchen, after which she goes to her bathroom and prepares CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. - Carpeted 4 room apartment. speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 cylinder. $350. Call 649-2943, 39 Hollow ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, for her next day's work. She retires at 8 p.m„ face greased 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 0 10 11 12 WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At­ Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. Roodng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Stove, refrigerator. Adults, mpg highway. Please call 646- keep trying. 40 Sturdy tree attics, garages, yards up, lying on her stomach to protect her hairdo and her hands 42 Catch tics and haul away strap iron. Cail Gary Cushing 345-2009. references, no pets. $205. 646- OFFICE, EXCELLENT la 14 cleaned. moving, BIDW ELL HOME Improve­ in the air to keep from smudging her freshly polished finger­ FR EE OF CHARGED Call 644- 3167, 228-3540. LOCATION! Good Traffic 1969 DATSUN 510- Automatic 46 Express trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn ment Co. Expert installation BO N N EV ILLE 1969 Huge 25 nails. Every Friday evening she allows 15 to 30 minutes for 47 Kind of pastry 18 16 service. No job too big or 3234. Exposure! Heat, air, parking, transmission shot. Body fair. of aluminum siding ntters MAIN S T R E E T One gallbn gas tank, automatic. Good for parts. $125.00. Call sex because she doesn't have to worry about her hairdo. 51 Spotted small. 568-8522. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY janitor. $100 per month. Call) 17 18 19 ,0 and trim. Roofing installation bedroom apartmentapai available Tr^endous trunk space. (Her hair appointment is Saturday morning.) wildcat Painting-Papering 32 Carpentry and general con­ 649-5334. N 647-9077. OiOThyneA.me.tM Nag Ut PM OR* ■ and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. immediately^:ly^ $175 monthly. On weekends she does the laundry and apartment clean­ 53 Flower 21 22 BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. tracting. Residential and Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649- PAINTING - Interior and Includes Heat. 1 month's MANCHESTER - RETAIL, 1294 after 5 p.m. 1967 TRAVELALL 4-WHEEL ing. II help.l Because of her routine we invite no ^ests nor 55 Run through Fireplaces, concrete. commercial. Whether it be a SPECIALIZING cleaning and security. No children, pets, 56 City in Oregon 23 24 25 26 27 26 20 30 31 Chimney repairs. No job too exterior, paperhanging, storage, and/or manufac­ DRIVE 4 speed. Runs and do we accept any invitations out. I do most of the shopping Captarn Eaay — Crooka ft Lawranca small repair job, a custom repairing chimneys, roofs, parking. Call after 7 p.m., 644- 57 Print small Save! Call 644-8356 for excellent work references. built home or anything in turing space. 2,000 sq.ft, to VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, looks great! Rebuilt motor. and errands. 32 33 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 2314. OKAY. PU99V CAT! I eUB6» 56 Levies estimates. Free estimates. Fully in­ between, call 646-1379.. 50,000 sq.ft. Very reasonable. sell, repair. Rebuilt engines, Custom paint. Custom in­ We've been married six months, and I've suggested a mar­ years Experience. Howley, YOU'VE EAIZNEP your WA'V! 34 36 sured. Martin Matson, 649- Brokers protected. Call transmissions, some used. terior. Dual gas tanks. riage counselor. That's out. Beverly refuses to discuss our 643-5361. SV5 ROOMS - Adults. No Heyman Properties, 1-226- Am/Fm stereo 8 track. Elec­ OHON ALOKte! E X P E R T PAIN TIN G and 4431. Tim Moriarty, Silktown problems or make any adjustments. 38 37 38 30 CARPENTRY i MASONRY - utilities. No pets. Lease. 1206. Motors, Hartford Road, tric trailer brakes, new LANDSCAPING Specializing ROOFER WILL Install roof, Do all beautiful women make poor wives? Divorce seems DOWN QUALITY PAINTING and Additions and Remodeling. Security, Convenient location, Manchester. 643-6217. brakes and tires. Must sell 40 41 in Exterior House Painting. siding or gutter for low dis­ the only solution. What are your thoughts? Paper Hanging by Willis Free estimates. Call Anthony 289-2020 after 5 p.m. PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS soon! Best offer after 5 p.m., Tree pruning., spraying, count price. Call Ken at 647- E. IN E. 1 Folk 42 43 44 46 46 47 46 49 50 Schultz. Fully insured Squillacote 649-0811. OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ 1972 DODGE CRESTWOOD 649-7007. mowing, weeding. Call 742- 1566. AVAILABLE knowledge references. 649-4343. proximately 2600 square feet, Station wagon - V-8, 64 7947. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a DEAR E.: All beaatilal women ds not ina|i*.^or wives, 2 Nigerian SI 62 63 CARPENTER - Repairs, IM M ED IATELY - Remodeled with ample parking. Close to automatic, power steering, 1966 L IN C O L N tribesmen Heating-Plumbing 35 duplex. 3 bedrooms. but ynars does. II Beverly relnsee coggaeUSg, won't adjust 56 66 ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - A&W PAINTING Contrac­ remodeling, additions, gar­ center, ho^ital and new court power brakes, air con­ C O N T IN E N T A L - 42,000 3 Fling tors. Quality painting and ages, roofing.. Call David Appliances. Carpeting. building. For info, call 568- ditioning. Excelient condition. miles. Excellent for parts or or even discuss your problem,.4m and Alaa Sonlag Micheiins. $5,500. 646-3648 or Th« Born Losor — Art Sansbrn FURNITURE. One'piece or MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- Burnham Street. 50 cents dis­ water. Basement. Centrally HONDA CL 70 - Moped size. I ■ ■■ All styles. Small Sizes. 6464143.. Excellent condition. Asking Here is a hand that de­ entire household. Cash on the count with purchase of $5.00 located. Adults. No pets. Autos For Sale 61 financial dealings today. If IF Nbo CAM e w s s HOW {Do you have a question lor line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Clothing and accessories. 389 or more. Security deposit, required. $350.00. 649-2094. qfour you're not careful who you deal cided a team match some 40 the experts? Write "Ask the Forbes Street, East Hartford. M onthly $250. WE PA Y $10 for complete with, there's a good chance ALAUVOaLYBEADSI years ago. Experts," care of this newspa­ Please call 569-2645. SUZUKI 125 - Runs iUe a Both South players ar­ KITCHEN SET - 4 chairs, Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 August 1st. Call 649-7885. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland q S irth d a y you'll come out on the short per. Individual questions will Formica table, chrome legs. bear. Real good condition. end of things. HAVBltJMVHAjOP.ru. rived at three notrump. Both be answered II accompanied Auto Body. 528-1990. WANTED JUNK AND LATE Wests opened the four of For cottage or camp. $$5. 5M- DINING ROOM SET - 5 Homes tor Rent 54 MODEL WRECKS - Cash Asking $275.00. 649-2094. SAQ inARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. by stamped, sell-addreased AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. Antiuues 46 Ally 6,1979 hearts. A t table one. East envelopes. The most inleresl- 6892. chairs, table and buffet. WE PAY TOP PRICES for Paid.Call Parker Street Used 21) You'll have little tolerance Refrigerator and stove. Call Sable and white. Champion SUZUKI TS 90 - Completely today for those who butt into played his king and contin­ Inf; questions will be used in quality and temperament. 643- FOUR ROOM HOUSE wrecked and junk cars. A & B Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391. This coming year you might be 646-3327. WANTED: Antique furniture, rebuilt engine. Excellent'con­ given greater responsibilities your affairs. You Know who ued with the jack. South mis column and will receive □MISC. FO 7268. glass, pewter, oil paintings or BOLTON- $200. No utilities. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Adults. No pets or children. dition Asking $325.00. 649- where your work or career is they are. so steer clear of ducked and since West could other antique items. R. Call Tony 646^223. 1967 FORD FAIR LAN E - New them. Don't ask for trouble. DELIVERING DARK LOAM Call 643-7802 between 9 and battery, alternator, starter 2094. concern^. Do a good job Articles tor Sale 41 FOR SALE - BUNNIES, 9 Harrison, 643-8709, because the rewards are CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) - 5 yards. $40 plus tax. Also weeks old. 643-1432. 5:30 p.m. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs and master cylinder. Good SUTTON 10 SPEED equally as large and could Don't count on others to bail sand, gravel and stone. 643- excellent. Must sell, condition. $500. 647-9971. 9504. Wanted to Buy 49 BICYCLE. Good condition continue lor a long time. you out today by doing your A COMPLETE BOARDING SPACIOUS THREE sacrificing! Any reasonable $100.00. and a Chopper 5 CANCER (June 20-Juiy 22) Be work or making excuses for FACILITY for dogs and cats. BEDROOM HOUSE with offer over $1650. Call after you. They won't do it. ALUMINUM Sheets used as CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye WANTED- CHILD'S speed. $70 00. Call 649-1042 and extra salety-conscious today Dog grooming. A ll health BICYCLE- 12"- to 16"-wheel fireplace, 2‘/5 baths and lots 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. when working with tools or AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) printing plates, .007 thick set, electric welder, acetylene more. (368-3). Rental ask for Bob. ^ ^ outfit, aluminum ladder, guard ^maintenance. U ltra­ dianieter. Good condition. operating any mechanical Extreme tact will have (0 be bx32", 25 cents each or 5 for violet germicidal lights. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 1976 MERCURY MONACH - used in any group endeavors trailer tires, new electric Reasonable. Call 643-7699. WANTED USBD- NIOTO devices You are short on pa* $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Customized, in and out. 14 27,000 miles. AM/FM radio. 4 today. Tempers are flaring. It generator, electric lawn- Canine Holiday Inne, 200 BECANE MOPED',- 50V in tience and could get careless. picked up before II a.m. Sheldon Road, Manchester. miles per gallon on regular steel belted radials, 6 might seem like everyone has a mower. Evenings, 633-7060. good condition. CAII742-7805. X Discover with whom you best ONLY. 646-5971. fuel. Loaded with extras in­ cylinder, automatic, power ^ get along romantically by send­ chip on his shoulder. Oltices-Stores lor Rent 55 cluding Factory Air! Low steering, power brakes. $3,- ing for your new Asirc^raph PISCES (Fob. 2(MMorch 20) TRAINS AND TOYS - Uonel, mileage. One owner. 000.00. Call after 5PM. 568- Letter which begins with your Watch your behavior today. Ives, Flyer, Marklin. Any age, MANCHESTER - Main Street Excelient condition. Over 5098. birthday. Mail 91 lor each to The slightest infraction will be plastic or metal. Also dolls. modern office available. 400 J14 ,000 invested. A real Astro-Craph. P 0. Box 489, Ra­ met with little sympathy or SAMOYED AKC Female Boats, trucks, etc. pre-1950. sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call bargain for $7495. Must be 1974 MGB- Good condition. Campers-Trallers dio City Station. N Y. 10019. Be understanding for your rea­ * W spayed. Obedience trained. 568-0925. 646-2469 or 646-2755. seen. Call 643-0421. $2500, or best offer. Call 649- Mobile Homes 65 sure to specify birth sign. sons. Loving home, large yard.' Ac­ 5146 anytime. LEO (July 23^ug. 22) In social ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) II tive and healthy. $150. 742- 466 MAIN STREET. North of 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- situations today you're apt to things don't go exactly your 6454. □ CENTALS Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Excellent running condition, 1967 MUSTANG COUPE Very good condition. Many take things a bit loo seriously way with co-workers today, of centrally located space, automatic transmission, CLASSIC - Has many options. extras! Call 6334890. and respond in a manner un­ you're liable to retort sharply. Hold your tongue even If the SEVEN YEAR OLD ideal for store, office or other power steering and radio. P.S., AT ., A.C, Tiltwheel. Sleeps up to three, sink, becoming to you. Think before ★ m u . REGISTERED HALF Rooms lor Rent 52 business or commercial use. Good for restoration. $275.00. cabinets, hot plate, lights. you react. other person is wrong. ■ RIDE NEEDED for a few New battery, new body work. TAURUS (April 20-May 10) ARABIAN GELDING - Red Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 568-2646. Call 647-9502. $500.00. 647-1269. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep1. 22) In ■weeks from Andover Lake with white blaze and rear THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ your effort to try to catch up Someone may make a financial ■area to Manchester, to start stockings. 649-8355. trally located. Downtown with all the things you left commitment on your behalf ■work at 8:00 a.m. Will share Manchester. Kitchen undone this week you might today that you won't know lexpenses, 742-8636. privileges. Call 649-2358. expect more from others than about 'till It's too late to do you should. Don't be a bully. anything but meet It. This per­ There are people out Apartments For Rent 53 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Take son meant well. there looking for what things easy II you're tired GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Ev­ FREE CLASSIFIEDS you have to sell. Tell LOOKING for anything in real today. Otherwise, you could be eryone at home, Including you, them about It with estate rental^, - apartments, extremely irritable and lay a may be a trifle edgy today. aClassIfled ad. homes, multiple dwellings? quick tongue on those who You'll have to be especially FOR CAR POOLING No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate M SAIE NOW! don't deserve il. careful not to worsen things by Associates, Inc. 646-1980. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Novv 22) Be being short-tempered. •3 LINES NEW LOW PRICE!! as prudent as possible in all (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Musical Instruments 44 APARTMENT and HOUSES For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ Barry’s World — Jim Btrry •3 DAYS FREE CASE with all 1/2 tals in all Areas, Prices and price Guitars with this ad. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors. TO BE ELIGIBLE: Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, 236-5646. Small Fee. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til 9 p.m. 454 MAIN STREET- Second • must need ride to and from floor. 3 Room Heated Apart­ work TROMBONE- In excellent ment. No appliances, no pets. condition. Buescher, with $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 oversized case. $250. Call 649- to 5. • want to drive others or 7085 anytime. NEW 1979 FORD THUNDERBIRD MANCHESTER - Main Small 302 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, rear window def­ • want to share driving costs VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, Excellent condition. $90.00. hot water, appliances. No roster, AM radio, lefthand remote Call 643-4762. pets. Parking, ^curity. 523- I SPACE IS LIMITED 7047. mirror, all vinyl seat trim> electric ^ 474 MAIN STREET - Second clock, opera windows, wide body side % FIRST COME floor. 3 room heated apart­ moldings, GR78x15 whitewall radi- ^ ment. No appliances, no pets. Boats-Accessorles 45 Security, tenant insurance als, full wheel covers. No. 9435. HRST SERVED BASIS required. $225/monthly. Call 6195 1974 F U R Y - 16Vk-foot 646-2426 from 9 - 5. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with BHS SnECTION OF CARS AT SIMIUR SAVINGS 1975 5h-horsepower outboard Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 norse Johnson out- board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- 9550. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD FORD 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT Could help to sell your items C E N T E R CONSOLE- With faster, rent your room quicker 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor.. and bring you better results! DILLON SALES t SERVICE, INCORPORATED Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, Ask the Herald Classified Ad DILlOn 319 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 built in 40 gallon gas tank, taker about details. Put the extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has STAR to work for you! Phone TELEPHONE 203 643 2145 new bottom paint, and is in 643-2711. water. Bought larger boat. $5,800 complete. 742-7668.