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The weather Becoming sunny and warmer by afternoon. High temperatures in the mid 70s to around 80.26 C. Fair tonight. Lows in the 50s. Sunny and manrIjPBlf r iEurning Mpralft warmer Thursday. Highs in the 80s. Probability of precipitation 10 percent today, near zero A Family MEfFSpaper Since 1881 tonight and Thursday. North to northwest winds 10 to 15 mph today becoming gentle northwest Vol. XCVII, No. 233 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, July 5, 1978 - Home delivered copy 15 cents tonight. Winds becoming westerly 10 to 15 mph Newsstand copy 20 cents Thursday. National weather map on Page 20.
Tornadoes leave death Egypt peace plan and debris Bv I'nili-H I’n'iis liilrriuilionnl A deadly band of tornadoes ripped relayed to Israel across the Plains Tuesday night and Liberation Organization by name. early today, killing at least seven JERUSALEM (UPI) - Egypt for ministration by Jordan and Egypt, Diplomats characterized the Egyp persons and leaving trails of debris mally relayed its latest peace plan to the 1.1 million Palestinians Arabs where houses and businesses once Israel today through U.S. Am living in both areas would be allowed tian plan as "tough. " and noted similar ideas had been rejected by i n n o n t h stood. bassador Samuel Lewis. Although its to exercise the right of self- One tornado bowled through Elgin. conditions already have been determination. Prime Minister Menachem Begin of N.D.. killing at least four persons and rejected. Israeli officials said there The Egyptian plan was presented Israel last week. "Israel is bound to oppose this injuring as many as 40. Another was nothing in them to bar a peace by President Anwar Sadat to Vice scheme at the London conference — ripped Gary. Minn., claiming three parley in London later this month. President Walter Mondale Monday if it is ever held." one diplomat said lives and injuring more than 20 per Lewis relayed the Egyptian plan to for relay to Israel. The full text will Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan be released later today, but Israel has agreed in principle to sons. send Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan All power was cut off in Elgin, a during an early morning meeting at highlights were published in early southwestern North Dakota town of Dayan's suburban Tel Aviv home. editions of Cairo newspapers. to London to confer with his Egyptian 893 where a twister leveled scores of Israeli officials termed the As reported by the newspapers A1 counterpart. Ibrahim Kamel, and homes and businesses Tuesday night. proposals hard-line but said they Ahram and A1 Gomhouria. the out Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, Bui Treasury Pass Begin deferred a final decision until Jim Hanson, administrator of the would not prevent a meeting in Lon line does not specifically call for a he could "examine " Egypt's Jacobs Memorial Hospital in Elgin, don later this month between Dayan. sovereign Palestinian state, nor does proposals. said he was on weather watch when Egyptian Foreign Minister Ibrahim it provide a role for the Palestine he saw "a lot of wind in the clouds ' Kamel and Secretary of State Cyrus in the western sky. A short time Vance. later, sirens sounded. In a related development, opposi Hanson said he went home and tion leader Shimon Peres said he will Dollar crashing spotted the funnel cloud a block away "exchange views" but not negotiate as soon as he parked his car. when he meets Egyptian President (OnlyatCBT) "I could see it swirling." he said. Anwar Sadat in Vienna next week. "My wife, myself and the three sons, "There is a government that has to in Tokyo market we went into the southwest corner" conduct official negotiations. " Peres of the basement. said in an interview with UPI. "We TOKYO (UPI) - The dollar today With the dollar declining similarly "About 30 seconds later the whole can talk over matters, but not threatened to crash below the 200-yen throughout Europe, the same con house was gone." he said. "It was negotiate. " mark on the Tokyo foreign exchange ditions hold true for both European The Egyptian plan — whose main just unbelievable, the rumbling and market, but vigorous intervention by industries and American tourists. New principal arrives points were rejected by the Israeli twisting." the Bank of Japan kept the sagging Japanese and European The Gary twister swooped down on Jacob Ludes, Manchester High School’s new principal, looks cabinet last week even before they American currency at 201. economists and government leaders the tiny, northwestern Minnesota were formally presented — called for over some of the schedules posted at the school during his first The dollar opened the day at a new- say the only hope of the dollar hamlet early today, leveling a rest Israel's withdrawal from the West recovering is for the United States to day of work today. Ludes, who had been assistant principal at postwar low of 200.50 yen. down home, overturning house trailers and Bank of the Jordan River and the sharply from Tuesday's close of decrease its spending on oil imports ripping roofs from houses. Fredonia High School, Fredonia, N.Y., replaces George Gaza Strip. 201.35.' and stabilize inflation. Authorities said a number of Emmerling, who is retiring. (Herald photo by Pinto) After five years of temporary ad The Bank of Japn moved to buy up President Carter faces these com residents were trapped in the debris the flood of unwanted dollars and plaints at the economic summit con The key to gettii^ of the storm-ershed rest home. ference in Bonn. West Germany, keep the yen from increasing in value A spokesman at the. Ada. Minn., when compared to the dollar. later this month. hospital. 18 miles west of Gary, said A year ago. the dollar was trading Many Japanese business leaders, ■ 10 persons had been ho'spitalized. Eight hearings tonight at about 270 yen. This compares to however, also concede their huge most of them in satisfactory condi the 308-yen-per-dollar level set by trade surplus has contributed to the tion. and at least 10 others had been yen's increasing value. public toilet facilities to be installed ment coordinator, has recommended world economic leaders meeting at treated for minor injuries and The Manchester Board of E(irec- the Smithsonian Institution in 1971. In recent days. Japanese and Euro tors will conduct eight public in all such places'. that the directors act now on ap- released. propriationg some of the unreleased A fall in the parity of the dollar to pean dealers have been pointing to The Norman County sheriffs office hearings tonight. Including one about The ordinance to be rpesented funds so work can begin on the dental less than 200 yen means a 35 percent the dollar's drop on each other's h ^ interest said the twister struck shortly before an ordinance to regulate restaurants. tonight does not included such a market as a reason for the continued requirement, but other parts are clinic if the rest of the money is increase in the price of Japanese 3 a.m.. causing heavy damage. The directors also will receive a goods shipped to the United States fall on their own respective report of proposed housing goals similar to the previous ordinance released this month. "I heard a roar outside the door." Public hearings also are scheduled since the Smithsonian rate was fixed exchanges. prepared by the Community proposal. said Sanford Jacobson, a Gary resi tonight for the following proposasl: in 1971. dent. “It was just like a freight train Development Advisory Committee. The board also will consider the ap Today, for example. Japanese • A $3,000 appropriation from the Prices on Japanese cars have been dealers' said the dollar's slide came coming and we headed for the base The board, however, is not expected propriation of $110,000 in Community Development funds for the dental General Fund budget. Manchester raised six times within the past year after it lost value Tuesday in Europe ment. We sat down in the basement to act on the porposals tonight. and another price increase will be The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock clinic, housing code work and ad Association for Retarded Citizens, to against the Swiss franc. German until it quit." the Urban Mass Transit Act hard for the Japanese auto industry The Jacobson home was not heavi in the Municipal Building's Hearing ministration of the program. mark and other currencies. It hit a without locking np The town has received $60,000 in Transportation Program. The pay to absorb. 20-month low against the Italian lira. ly damaged but adjacent homes were Room. Community Development money for ment would cover town bus service For the tourist in Japan it means destroyed. Two years ago. the board con having to change $157 into yen to buy European brokers, however. sidered an ordinance to regulate the 1978-79 fiscal year. The rest of the for the MARC. Other tornadoes tore through • Approval of construction of a a tape recorder instead of $123. A Tuesday pointed to the decline on the restaurants and other food-serving $483,000 grant will be withheld until south-central North Dakota and sanitary sewer along Tolland Turn- hotel room will cost $50 instead of $38 dollar in Japan as well as fears about southeastern South Dakota. establishments. That ordinance, the town meets certain a higher inflation rate in the United requirements. just a year ago. and a small cup of Three twisters touched down in the however, drew strong opposition —See Page Three States. Alan Mason. Community Develop coffee will be a choking $1.50 Bismarck. 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Federal regulations require that the interest rale be lowered to the then dirrent Many events washed out the odds 2-1 in his favor. Mr. passbook rate and that 90 days' interest at that rate be forfeited. will be at Legion Field. West Street; Firecracker won. paying $6.60. There were few major problems — none were serious. The department Evert defeats Wade made 27 motor vehicle arrests during East Hartford's will be at McAuIiffe A other than many cases of dampened spirits — as Manchester area the two days. THE CONNECTICUT BANK WIMBLEDON. Eng. I UPI) - an absorbing 87-minuie duel which Inside today As annually occurs, there were began to swing Evert's way late |n residents tried to make the best of a The rain washed out scheduled .Chris Evert, avenging last year's many complaints to the department sporting events, including a Little the opening set. Area towns ...... 19 wet July 4th holiday. -defeat, wore down Britain's defen about fireworks and firecrackers League tournament game and Evert will face the winner of the Classified...... 20-22 A steady rain that started Monday AND TRUST COMPANY ding champion Virginia Wade 8-6.6-2 being set off. Police made one breach several special golf tournaments at other semi between second seed Mar C om ics...... '.23 evening and ended Tuesday night 893 Main Street, Manchester 14 North Mam Street, Manchester 354 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester today to reach the $45,000 singles of peace arrest of a man who local clubs that are traditionally held tina Navratilova and third seed East Hartford ...... 18 washed out traditional Fourth of July final of the Wimbledon tennis cham- allegedly was setting off firecrackers on the holiday. - pionships for the fourth time in six Evonne Cawley of Australia. Editorial ...... 4 events that had been scheduled by eary this morning in the hallway of years. Both women had difficulty in Entertainment ...... 2 most. Picnics, softball games, beach an apartment building. The Town of Manchester's Water holding their early services as the F a m ily ...... 26-32 trips and fireworks had to be post Two legal fireworks displays, in Department reported that two inches The 23-year-old top seed from Fort wind whipped through the court M anchester___2 -3. 5. 8-9. 11-12. poned. Vernon and East Hartford, were of rain fell in the area. The Highway Lauderdale. Fla., beaten by Wade in making the 12.000 spectators shiver. O bituaries...... 12 Department said that the rain Manchester Police reported that a postponed because of the rain. Both the 1977 semis, conquered early Evert gave way first when she netted People ...... 25 created no flooding or drainage number of motor vehicle accidents will be held tonight - weather per center court nerves anil an icy north a weak forehand In the fourth game S ports...... m itting- at 9 p.m. Vernon's display problems. .wind to outlast the local favorite in to trail 1-3. occurred Monday and Tuesday, but X' V HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., July 5, 1978 - PAGl:: TIIREK PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 5, 1978 , MANCHESTER EVENING P e o p le t a lk Theater casting co m p leted Directors’ 37 CETA jobs may end early Members of the cast of all three in the Greater Manchester area. , All 37 employees hired by the Town will meet today with a represen town has had with the CETA The Capitol Theatre Corp., the by Galt MacDermot. nightclub debut July 17 at New The Capitol Theatre Corp. produc productions from the greater Tickets and reservations for ali of Manchester through a branch of tative from the Department of Labor program. R i i I)M«‘a , h n n g lt‘8, Itt‘ad8 recently formed non-profit perfor York’s Grand Finale II. tions will feature a cafe surrounding Manchester area include the erre productions may be had by hearings the Comprehensive Employment to discuss the problem. ming arts corporation, which will ‘Tm sure this matter will take It was right out of the Arabian She'll do the club act every night a cafe atmosphere for refreshments following: Ms. Lri Carielo of South phoning the box office at 643-1937. Training Act (CETA) have been Werbner said that the meeting had produce two musicals and one full- priority,” he said. Nights — the king enamored, and the for a week, right after the Broadway prior to the opening of the show and Windsor, who recently performed Patrons interested in group saies or tonight notified that their jobs could be en been scheduled before the recent Weiss said, "We feel the programs beautiful damsels duly awarded. But stint, to the choreography of Ron length comedy at Bailey Auditorium during intermission. An Art Gallery with the University of Connecticut; reduce rates or season tickets are ding as early as Aug. 31 because of a notice of the Aug. 31 cutoff date and of Manchester High School this that have been committed should be it didn't happen in Baghdad. It Forella, with an eye toward eventual display will be produced in the David Basterach of Enfield, former urged to cali Group Sales Depart possible deficit by the sponsor of the had been set to discuss problems the completed.” summer, recently announced that It happened in Morocro — to the disco openings in Los Angeles and Las Manchester High School lobby by ly associated with Enfield Stage ment at 228-0189. program. . has completed casting for all three (C ontiiiiird frim i I’ltgo One) group The Ritchie Family. Vegas. Arts Encounter and Footprints, both Company; Sharon Foy of Town officials will meet today with The trio — consisting of Jackie Promising to be on hand for (he productions. Manchester, who has frequently per a representative of the U.S. Depart The premiere season for the of Manchester. pike from Adams Street to Interstate Day camp seeks help Smith Lee. Edna. Holt and Dodie club opening are Gwen Verdon, Ronald P. Ouellette, president of formed with the Manchester Com ment of Labor to discuss this Capitol Theatre Corp. will begin on 86 and construction of a water main Drayer — first did their gig for the Melba Moore, Chita Rivera, Peter the corporation and in this premiere munity College and the Manchester problem and others that have The Interfaith Day Camp is still Gloria Levine from East Hartford July 20 with their first production of Theater 1 along Tolland Turnpike from birthday party of Moroccan Prince Gennaro, Phyllis Newman and hus season the artistic director, further High ^hool Drama Club; Eric Mann developed through the CETA $500 short of its goal. Opening July 17 and Alice Shea. More volunteers are “Godspell,” a rock mqsical inter Interstate 86 to Shady Lane. Moulay Abdallah. He liked the act band Adolph Green, Lynn Redgrave, announced that a dinner theatre of 255 Summit Street, who has per ^8chedule»»/ program;' at Concordia Lutheran Church, the needed to help prepare snacks and pretation of the Gospel according to • Additional appropriation to the and requested an encore for his Julie Budd and ‘^Dancin’ ’’ costar and program has been arranged with formed with the Hartford Stage Com The employees were notified Mon camp provides a free two-week meals plus clean up for a total camp Matthew. "Godspell,” originally C. Hartford Drive-In -- recreation section of the General brother. King Hassan II. current boyfriend, Charles Ward. three area Manchester restaurants. pany; Nick Repoli of South Windsor, day that they could be out of a job as experience for 60 disadvantaged population, average 110 persons a The king liked it too. and gave the produced on the Broadway stage, has “Prime Time” (R) Starts at Fund budget. The $1,764 appropria day (campers, counselors and staff). One for the road They include the House of Chung, who recently completed a National Dusk “Chatterbox” (R) tion is a reimbursement from the early as the end of August. Those children from Hartford and girls a small token of his esteem — received international acclaim as Church Women United has Charlies Smith turned 136 Tuesday, Cavey’s Restaurant and Willie's Road Show; Joey Renolds has, E. Windsor Drive-In- ’ Our state for the town’s participation in a affected were hired through Title VI Manchester. All Manchester necklaces of rubies, neighborhood of one of the finest American musicals. of the CETA program, which es youngsters are referred by local scheduled bakers for each day of and if he’s learned one thing in all The CTC production of "Godspell” Steak House. appeared with MCC, the Enfield Winning Season”
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 5, 1978- PAGE FIVE PAGE unim - MANPHRsyrER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conii., Wed.. July 5. JW8. eTr^ posrwiiWrMgrAK'■nBaW\ About town Haurlifatfr El1pniU9lferal^^ Hui|y\e N€ £ .A . College graduate, 44, Manchester — A City ol Village Charm The “ I Am Responsible” will meet Thursday at 7:30 Silktown LaLeche League formal discussion will be group of Alcoholics p.m. at the home of Mrs. will meet Tuesday, July 11 “ Baby Arrives: The Fami- 1861 “ IJlierty uml junlire for ull” Founded Oct. 1 dfl HAtL Anonymous (AA) will meet Ellen Zahaba, 93 Elizabeth at 8 p.m. at the Community ly and the B re a stfe d We are now beginning our third, Membar. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Prasi Inlarnational Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at Drive. Baptist Church, 585 E. Baby.” For information, century as a nation, and as We h^ve ; , Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, Faith Lutheran Church, ------Center St. Babies are call Lois Lawrence at 649- Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. grown in size and power, our' .' did it all backwards Silver Lane,. East Hart The M a n c h e ste r welcome. Topic of the in- 5056 or Janice Chetelat, democratic ideals have grown and ford. AA contact is 649-5017. Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor point average than the traditional Raymond F. Robinson, Edlior*Publisntr changsd as well. At ond time^we un By SUSAN VAUGHN available 24. hours daily by younger students at'Wesleyan. derstood ourselves to be a “ melting Herald Reporter .Wesleyan even provided a house calling 646-2355. Opinion pot” of persons from many ethnic Pat Eller said - she "did it all for the community college transfers and racial backgrounds. Immigrants backwards,” but graduating magna where Mrs. Eller “ hung out” es Scandia Lodge, Vasa AT WISHING WELL from many nations came here to , v cum laude from Wesleyan University pecially in her last year of school. Order of America, will have a potluck picnic and become a part of the American , at age 44 is an interesting way to go. ‘'TTie first year I Was more conscien meeting each Thursday at dream, to look to the future and start The attractive recent graduate, tious,” she said. THURS.S FRI. & SAT. ONLY 7:30 p.m. at 224 Indian Hill who did not start her college educa The “ traditional” Wesleyan Raising the ante a new life. Trail, Glastonbury. All Recently our vision has shifted, to tion until her three sons were nearly students were.much more aware of members and friends of grown, is now contemplating law the difference in age and background include a new vision of our past— our South United Methodist Interest in gambling may be largest part of production but “roots.” We no longer expect school. between themselves and the older Mrs. Eller lives at 22 Firest Street students than were the students at Church are invited to par up across the country, but ac now represent a rapidly everyone to be “ melted” into a un Siil P R I C E with her husband, Richard, an MCC who were quite a mixture of ticipate. For directions 1/2 tion in nickel and dime slot declining market. iform Americanism. We have colne , associate professor of English at age groups. call the Daisher family, 646-3234. The Book of machines is very far down. The action is at the quarter to a greater respect and appreciation • Manchester Community College, and Mrs. Eller said she discovered that SIDEWALK Romans is the current According to a major and dollar machines these of our differences. We no longer two of her sons, Todd and Patrick, people had stereotypes about i^ p le topic for study, discussion manufacturer, the small- days. expect people to give up the un who are both students at MCC. Her over 40, which she tried hard to break iqueness of their ethnic heritage. and sharing. change slots a few years ago Not even one-armed ban son, Mark, is a student at St. John’s down. Our ideal has become less a College in Maryland. The non-traditional students at * accounted for by far the ditry is immune from inflation. “ melting pot” and more a “ tossed Mrs. Eller said she had a brief mo Wesleyan, including Mrs. Eller, are The community service committee of the “ You have some great qualifications -r- education, experience, super salad” — and we are the richer for it. ment of uncertainty at graduation making an impression and a real con Manchester Embiem Club our hopes and dreams for the future while she was listening to the other tribution to the college. Mrs. Eller references, and the prospect of the affirmative action I need to hang on young graduates talk about all the have been strengthened by the said she was told on numerous oc Painful discovery to MY job.’’ plans they had for the future, and she casions by staff at Wesleyan how DAY wealth of our past. realized that she had already done it JCOHtER Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson they loved the community college all. For just a moment, I felt, “ What students whom they felt were more ALL PARTY GOODS. currents to healthy volunteers South United Pat Eller stands outside her And finally, a scientific note will 1 do?” aggressive and asked more Methodist Church home on Forest Street on a STATIONERY, PUZZLES. BOOKS. which the Tentative Society once in the morning and again Open forum But it did not take this energetic, questions. H O U R ^ lazy summer afternoon. might file away for future con in early evening, they found woman long to regroup. She is Mrs. Eller said she found it much SERVICE pain thresholds noticeably already looking for a job and (Herald photo by Vaughn) better going back to school at her Rapair • Rtpiactmant • Pumps sideration. deciding whether to go to law school. age. She did not feel inhibited and • Rtmodaling • Naw Construe* higher in the first instance. tion • Sawar Claaning Researchers at the University W IC program is not new rYwterdayT) She has already been accepted at one president. She and a friend wrote a was not afraid to approach the deans FREE ESTIMATES of Health Sciences and the They attribute it to natural school. Mrs. Eller majored in musical which was used around the and professors who were willing to Mincheiter Plumbing state as a McGovern fund-raiser. Chicago Medical School have biological cycles. American studies at Wesleyan with a listen to her ideas on projects. & Heating, Inc. To the editor: program. Local health ad concentration on government, While at.MCC, Mrs. Eller did a lot She said she feels, part of the 61 Loomis St.. Manchester concluded that most in It's also excellent justifica Research now attests to the fact 25 years ago of theater work, writing, staging and 1 read with great concern and dis ministrators can reconsider ad economics and history. difference between her and the 6460237 dividuals can tolerate more tion for the usual practice of that brain damage occurs when in More than 2,000 see Fourth of July When she started taking one course acting in several productions. She appointment of the decision by the ministering the WIC program in light younger students is that they are “ so scheduling hangovers for the sufficient protein is received in the fireworks at Memorial Field. , at a time at Manchester Community also wrote lyrics for a musical revue pain in the morning than later Manchester Board of Health and the of fairly certain increases in funding concerned” and so totally involved in first two years of life. That damage Safety and sanity rule on July 4; College around 1970, Mrs. Eller said at Wesleyan. their college life. “ My attitude was in the day. mornings — not that it really Manchester Public Health Nursing levels. is irreversible. The WIC program weekend. No accidents. she had no intention of getting a Before she returned to school Mrs. that Wesleyan is only part of my NOTICE Applying mild electric seems to help much. Association not to administer the Anyone wishing to find out more offers one way for economically dis 10 years ago degree. “ I was the perfect exampie Eller also worked part time for a sur life,” she said. WIC (Special Supplemental Food about the WIC program or other Probate Court it open (or advantaged mothers to insure that An estimated crowd of 30,000 of a woman going back to schooi geon and as an admitting clerk at Mt. She also had many good things to conferencep with the Program for Women, Infants and hunger-related legislation may con Sinai Hospital. She also did some their children do have adequate pro sqeezes into Mount Nebo to watch the after 20 years. I was afraid. I iiteral- say about her experience at MCC, judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 tact sketching and batiking in her Children) for Manchester and tein intake both during pregnancy American Legion sponsored Fourth ly had to be taken by the hand.” which she described as small and so P.M. on Thursday nights. Frank violations Mary Breen “ spare” time. neighboring towns. and during early development. of July fireworks display, scheduled; Mrs. Elier gives her husband a lot friendly with excellent teachers who Night telephone number: Mrs. Eller said Manchester Com fight the Common Cause suit, with The article intimated that the WIC Area voters can write District Coordinator to be the last to be held at the park of credit in providing support for her are very accessible to the students. d im s By MARTHA ANGLE munity College was a “ godsend” in the help of outside counsel. Its chair- program is now. This is not correct. Congressman William Cotter and urge Bread for the World because of the construction of Route return to school. When she was Mrs. Eller hopes that community CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA and ROBERT WALTERS making the decision whether to con terms of accessibility and affor William E. FitzGerald man, ironically, is Sen. Herman“ E.“ As of May 1978, however, between 3 Academy St., 6. colleges will get more help and WASHINGTON (NEA)) - Com him to support legislation to allocate tinue her schooiing after graduating dability. It meant she could explore Judge of Probate OPEN MON-SAT. 10-9 Talmadge, D-Ga., whose half and two-thirds of the eligible Manchester recognition from the legislators mon Cause, which has a way of afflic full funding increases for the as the saiutatorian at MCC in 1976, different subjects, as she said she did because of their significant con acrimonious divorce has led to a women and children have not been ting the comfortable on Capitol Hill, she recalled saying to her husband, not know what she wanted to pursue tributions. Senate Ethics Committee investiga served by the program. Poor out has really set the cat among the “ but I’ll be 44'when I graduate.” He when she first started back to school. Students who return to college at a tion of his personal financial reach, lack of funds, and lack of com Almanac pigeons with its law suit attacking said, "You’ll be 44 anyway.” She ended up as saiutatorian of her later age in life should also be dealings. mitment by administrators account That statement gave her a whole class with a liberal arts degree, use of the franking privilege. Don’t kill the snakes recognized by the business communi ★ ★ ★ for this time-lag in WIC implementa By United Press International new perspective, Mrs. Eller said. It many new friends and a lot of fun In pursuing documents that would ty, Mrs. Eller believes. “ The fact Actually, the senators have little to tion. T ^ ay is Wednesday, July 5, the taught her to think of her venture as doing it. that they have already broken help substantiate its allegation that To the editor: There are no Water Moccasins in fear as far as their private papers At this time ((with a full vote due Each year many Northern water 186th day of 1978 with 179 to follow. starting a second career. Because she had done so Well at barriers by returning to college members of Congress use their free New England and that includes Mrs. Eller was hardly idle during MCC, Mrs. Eller said she decided to are concerned. Common Cause in August), the House of Represen- snakes are killed because people The moon is in its new phase. should make them even more wfneUet mailing privileges Connecticut. Water Moccasins can ’wwta those first 20 years, however. The lawyers have an index to documents tatives is considering a significant There are no morning stars. apply for further college work. She valuable,” she said. for political pur think they are water Moccasins. only live in warm climates and live family lived in Glastonbury for 15 applied for and received the in storage at the Archives and are expansion of the WIC program. The Just a few weeks ago we saw a man The evening stars are Mercury, Mrs. Eller said she had no SAVE 40% to 5 0 7 e on our Huge poses, Common only as far North as Virginia; Water years and was active in politics Etherington Scholarship from problems in helping her family to subpoenaing only those with which H o u s e will authorizes $650 million for killa Northern Water Snake that he Saturn, Venus, Mars and Jupiter. Cause stumbled Moccasins are poisonous but there. She and her husband were very Wesleyan. The scholarship is es adapt to her busy school schedule. appear to involve use of the frank. 1979, $850 million for 1980, $900 thought was a Water Moccasin. We Those born on this date are under Selection of Summer Fabrics across the fact Northern Water Snakes are not. active in the anti-war movement pecially for community college “They all cook and do laundry. GROUP # 1 Senatorial staff aides, not Common million in 1981, and $950 million in the sign of Cancer. th a t m any belong to the Connecticut during the Vietnam era through the graduates. They’ve had to do for themselves.” Cause attorneys, fetch the papers 1982. Current annual spending is $400 American showman P.T. Barnum senators keep Herpetological Society and have 1972 election. She said her commit Mrs. Eller said Wesleyan is in Although her next step out into the from strorage. million. was born July 5, 181C. ment against the U.S. policy in Viet terested in diversifying its student personal and of world is not yet certain for this On this day in history: nam took a great deal of her time and population and is searching out com Sheer ficial papers at Please leave the water snakes woman who found everything In 1865, William Booth founded the^ energy. munity college and non-traditional the National Archives under a free The lawsuit challenging the con alone you see this sunjimer in New exciting and interesting in college, Mrs. Eller was also involved in the students. The community college that step is bound to make a mark “courtesy” storage deal. stitutionality of the law giving England. They are not poisonous but Salvation Army in London. campaign of George McGovern for students maintain a higher grade somewhere. Flocked Nylons Common Cause attorneys prompt members free mailing privileges has will bite like any wild animal if cor In 1935, President Franklin D. Wake up the neighbors LOVELY PETfTE DESIGNS IN A BEAUTIFUL ARRAY ly set out to subpoena senatorial been dragging on for four years now, nered. You wouldn’t go out of your Roosevelt signed the Wagner- documents from the Archives, with both House and Senate resisting By ANDREW FULLY 1976, not July 4. The document way to kill a chipmunk and their bite Connery bill, officially known as the OF COLORS FOR SUMMER touching off panic among the solons. every step of the way. So far, the (This column first appeared in July adopted on July 4, he noted, was would hurt you more. Thank you. National Labor Relations Act. 100% Nylon a 44" Wide ■A ★ ★ U.S. District Court has been siding 1970. It is reprinted by request.) merely an explanation and defense of In 1945, Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced the liberation of the ^ GROUP # 2 It seems many senators have been with Common Cause on all its WASHINGTON — The Flag was up the action taken two days earlier. Philippines as World War II ap using the Archives as a handy and procedural motions. in the attic in the white house on South “Tom Jefferson was a better Brian Belanger, 9 ___ SAVE 45% supposedly safe storage place for Lawyers for the public interest lob Street. Ma packed it away in writer than Richard Henry Lee,” Pa Michael Belanger, 11 proached its end. Letter from a Nephew everything from income tax returns by are convinced they will ultimately lavender in Grandpa Tally’s big would say. Jefferson, of course, 231 Brandy Hill Road In 1972, two hijackers and one NOVI to divorce papers — and the prospect prove massive political abuse of the wrote the July 4 explanation, while Vernon passenger were killed and two Summer leather-bound trunk after every Dear Uncle United: of Common Cause lawyers rum franking privilege. They already holiday. But Pa left the flagpole in its Lee wrote the resolution declaring wounded aboard a jetliner in San REGULAR maging through such materials has have a computer analysis showing holder outside the front attic window, independence from King George III. Francisco. A letter with that salutation came to us recently from a young SAVE 51% $2.29 A YARD Prints sent Democrats and Republicans franked mail consistently peaks in case - he fFT, “ The boy knew that by heart because man who completed four years of study at Wesleyan University alike into a tizzy. during election years, failing off explained he had lived with his father quite a in Middletown on a United Technologies scholarship. Gradua REGULAR $1.98 A YARD NOW An informal, bipartisan committee sharply in volume during the off- mysteriously — of few years. ted last year, he’s now a research assistant at Columbia Universi A GORGEOUS SELECTION of senators has been seeking ways to years. emergency. Hunger satisfied, father and son ty’s Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory, spending up to OF FABRICS TO MAKE climbed the narrow stairs to the at ^BUTTERICK 5 930 127 Every holiday Quote/unquote three months a year at sea on oceanographic research missions. YOUR VACATION YARD was fun for a boy tic. (“ Got to get this junk off the “ Without your aid I would not have been able to attend COMPLETE stairs,” Pa complained.) Then, while living in a small Wesleyan, nor would I be employed in my present position,” GROUP # 3 Cottons Polysitsr Rayons No defieit of red ink Massachusetts Pa fussed with the flagpole and cord, “To begin with, I believe he is with a stolen eredit card. the young man wrote. “ For four good years in college, for my town in a simpler the boy opened the trunk and took out irresponsible, adventuristic. And he “ The federal government and the present agreeable job, and for whatever the future holds in All Machine Washable tlie neatly folded Flag. He passed it is a liar ... He is a man who does not states had better take notice that 44 " Wide sidered optimistic, predicated as it is day, but the Fourth of Juiv was store for me, I am forever in your debt.” By DON GRAFF special. It was at once a day for to his father, making sure it didn’t master international problems. He they are the target of revolt.” We get a lot of satisfaction from helping young people with Beautiful on an expected slowing of economic The figures are in and the first en celebrating Independence and for drag on the floor, then held one ignores the realities of today’s world, — Mayor Arnold I. Rue, of growth later in the year and con their college education through a special scholarship program try is impressive. giving royalty the back of one’s hand. length of the cord while Pa threaded and it seems to me he plays with Storkton, Culif., speaking at the sequent decline in imports. we established more than 20 years ago for sons and daughters Exports during May set a new Fourth of July started for the boy the Flag through the other. war.” U.S. Conferenee of Mayors about Prints & Flocks Economists see no end yet in sight of United Technologies employees. record for a single month — $11.75 when he was shaken out of sleep by “ All right, put it out there,” Pa — Culiaii Prexidrnt Fidel Cualru, to the long-run trade deficit, 24 con bis state's Propusition 13 vote to This year, scholarships went to another 45 high school se billion worth of Made-in-U.S.A. his father shortly after dawn. “ Come said. And the boy gave the cord a stiff ronileiiining Presidenl Curler'!i A FANTASTIC SELECTION OF OUR FINER PRINTS secutive months as of the May slash property taxes. niors, most of them from Connecticut, all of them offspring of products sold to trade partners on,” Pa said. “Time to put out the yank to draw the Flag out into place national security adviser, “ Aleksander Solzhenitsyn says he our employees. They’ll receive up to $2,000 each for tuition and Cottons • Polyesters e Blends N O W throughout the world balance sheet. The continuing decline 1 4 7 Flag.” on the staff, then held it there while Zbigniew Brzezinski. can feel the pressure of evil across academic fees for each of four years of study leading to a When stacked up against May’s im in the value of the dollar, making AAA his father knotted the cord to the “ I’d go into a.store and the clerks our land. Well I do not sense that bachelor’s degree at an accredited college or university of their All Machine Washable SAVE ports of $13.99 billion (not a record — U.S. goods ever better bargains, iVE 41% yard Rubbing his eyes, the boy followed pole. would remember her. But all they pressure of evil at all ... The people I should help. But so far it is having lit choice. So their total awards could reach $360,000 by the time 44 " Wide /IQ A V A P n B that was set the his father downstairs to the kitchen. AAA REGULAR $2.49 A YARD tle impact. And in the long run, could describe was the bikini. No one of this country are not weak, not they graduate. previous month Pa was already shaved and dressed They stepped back and stood there depreciation can be an expensive remembered her face.” cowardly, and not spiritually For this year’s scholarships, there were nearly 800 applicants. with $14.77 — white shirt, blue tie, gray suit, but for a few seconds. “ Looks fine, way to go about adjusting an un — Denver bunk investigator Rick exhausted.” Picking the winners wasn’t easy. The field was narrowed to billion), however, the boy was barefoot in pajamas. His doesn’t it?” Pa said, and the boy GROUP # 4 favorable trade balance. Brudy, eoinnienting on a young — Rosulynn t;urter, uildressing the finalists through a review of applications, high school records, we’re left with a father already had bacon and eggs said, yes, it looked wonderful. “ Then PONTE & CREPE STITCH ★ A ★ bikini-rlud woman who purebused National Press Club in and test scores. Then the finalists were visited at home by com net deficit of $2.24 sizzling on the old black gas stove. I guess we can wake up the There are some mildly en $700 worth of food and liquor Washington. pany people, who sized up the candidates, learned about their billion for the The boy went into the back kitchen neighborhood,” Pa said. couraging signs in the May figures. interests and goals, met their families. month. I and took a quart of Bill Bouvier’s This was the moment the boy had Imports declined in several key The finalists and then the winners were picked, not by us, but Summer Knits That’s the milk out of the ancient chest with the been waiting for. His father reached items — primarily iron and steel by a special outside board whose members are seasoned at eval lowest since last September and into his pocket and took out a red Ask President Carter A L L NEW SUMMER COLORS products, motor vehicles and iift-up lid, shaking the bottle as he uating applications for college admission. The board chose the NOW IQO therefore supposed to be good news, came back into the kitchen to mix the five-inch firecracker. The town’s 100% Celaneie FORTREL® Polyester Double Knits machinery. Ask President Carter. 45 recipients after weighing secondary school records, test as far as it goes. Which isn’t very far. four inches of cream at the top. bylaws prohibited the sale of any SAVE 49% I On the other hand, the trend That’s right, ask the president. i scores, and other indications o f probable success in collegiate Machine Wash • Tumble Dry a 60 "Wide ★ ★ ★ As they ate the bacon and eggs, and cracker bigger than an insipid two in remains ever upward in another key We will see that your letter is hand-delivered to and post-collegiate life. REGULAR $1.99 A YARD It isn’t being read as a start toward toast' crunchy dripping with butter. ches, but Pa was a man of the world. SUPER CLEARANCE SALE I category. May imports climbed to the White House. closing the trade gap. The ad Pa reminded the boy that the resolu- He knew a dealer across the state We’re always struck by the caliber of'the young people who $3.32 billion — more than the entire Our reporter in Washington, Lee Roderick, whose compete for the scholarships — their intelligence, their maturi ministration’s year-end goal is a tion declaring America’s line, in Quinebaug, Conn. column and commentary you see on the editorial monthly deficit — for oil. . ty, the breadth of their interests, their sense of purpose and THE FABRIC STORE WITH STYLEl deficit no larger than last year’s Independence was passed on July 2, Pa struck a wooden match on the pages of The Herald, will deliver your letters to the It figures. record $26.49 billion. And this is con- attic floor and lit the fuse. Then he White House and will ask for a written response to direction. It gives us a lot o f pleasure to see the parents’ pride tossed it out the window, high into them. when we bring the families together to notify the winners. SOOOPS byPon^gmiya the air, timing the action so the Ask President Carter about anything you like: his Next September, the new winners will enter college as fresh explosion would come just as the foreign policy, his reasons why he favors the labor men. Our congratulations to them. And our best wishes for lYiu HI t m i n HAns To U ACCDOED OF Garter m Tiii Horn iM m m firecracker fell past the Flag. reform bill, his thoughts about Proposition 13 and success and satisfaction as they go on to college. > DO s o m m i the tax revolt that is sweeping the country. n m s AK iiAif-snuHo,. couMcr 9 o m iifTviKfi t n m s . The bang was always magnificent We’re always glad to hear from our nephews and our nieces. \SO-FRO THAT KlfillT What about the Panama Canal treaties? His always first quality fabrics & notions / kW tf? Of Coi/gfl ly loud. Even firecrackers were human rights policy? His domestic programs? His m i made well in those simple day. Pa suggestions on curbing inflation? I always boasted that the explosion ■um COKNUS 1 Send your letters to “ Ask President Carter" and TH-CITYPUZA SHOPPINBCENTEH, “ woke up every Protestant in the send them to The H erald, P.O. Box 591, OPEN DAILV 10-a ' neighborhood.” If the bang didn’t. Pa Manchester, Conn., 060M. O P I N DAILV It-B; SAT. 10-1 TEL. aaa-m a did when he bellowed for a whole We have set a deadline of July 12, Wednesday, for TECHNOIOGIES- TEL. ara-aair town to hear: your letters to reach us, and we will then send them to Roderick in Washington. Pratl & Whitney Aircraft Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky Aircraft • Hamilton Standard “CONSTERNATION TO THE j. Power Systems Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Center AMNESTY ENEMIES OF THE REPUBLIC!” When you get your response, tell us; we’d like to INTEflNATIONAlJ Rotlerirk iV; ;•*: They don't make fathers like that print those responses. anymore, either. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 5. 1978 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 5 .1W8 WNlOWtfillANCHESnR 3 BIG DAYS Thurs-Frl.-Saturday * July 6th - 7th - July 8th »«> 4 Mf BRING THE KIDS • See All Our Ads On J F 1 ^ M r .»•»* RING YOUR CAMERi The Following Pagos CLOWNS I i ii u llf 0 f • Super Bargains All Along BALLOONS MICKEY Main Street, Manchester FOOD SPECIALS • Shop Downtown Manchester CETA GROUPS Whore YOU Are Something
SUPER BUY FDR Women^s Dept. SIDEWALK SPECIALS SUPER SIDEWALK SPECIALS IMIICKSTEI PH Cflna BICYCLE RACK SUPER VALUE ^ SUPER SIDEWALK SALE DAYS Group of Wool & Velvet “Where Your Dollar Buys More” Selected Group of Ledles SAVE UP TO Were $126-$140 ____ .JiA— S=*- R E G . $ 6.98 Playground (Jelly ^ T o c k e r Blasers LIVING WORLD 10 GAL poniNo so a Solid hardwood with 1/2 PRICE SALEH REG. 99* M ) Dodge Ball inflated hamd-caned seatand JVoMI < 5 0 WOODTONE AQUARIUMS MEBP^ back.Wslr\ittf(kirsln. Now $4.99 to $7.49 40% Off Reg. $9.98 to $14.98 ^ a J u v u m , ^3.49 on great names such as Reg. $5.95 Model •Pender - Ludwig $11.95 ^ O i S 5 GREAT FOR BOOKS Pa q C io t h is d L plus RECORDS and TAPES 99 While They Last OR PANNIER BAGS AT DISCOUNT PRICES LEAF STEM & ROOT *^The HousB of Sports ^\bXfe^l1/2r of Manchester y o u ’r e IM p 9S5-WAINST, AAANCHESTEP- ° « t a n t t o " RAY SELLER’S Downtown 857 MAIN STREET r ‘ 887 Main Street in ^ THE BIKE SHOP lltSSfFUMS 991 MAIN 8T. ' tlSOWN FOC QUAUTY-FA/vtoOS K)R SERVICE 945 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER P n CENTOI 180 Spruce St. a a i l C I f * l e i i n D Manchoatar downtown Manchester I f l U O l I U O l l U r Phono 640-2039 IH DDWIITOWM WAIICHEETEn o 647-9128 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 687 MAIN ST. TEL. 649-4273 Mencheeler 647-1027 FAMOUS MAKER COORDINATES ~ official manchester seal ~ REG. $3.99 S A N D A L S ? BRASS KEY ROTO SHARP now Vs OFF! TEE-TOPS Sidewalk Sale SHDES I ofamous Dunner polyester knits toletray DISCONTINUED STYLES ONLY •your favorite Devon Coordinates RESTMIRAIIT IS HERE AGAIN 11 Many other famous maker for MODEL EL-1097 STRIPPER 10-Dlglt Daik Top 2 separtes for now into Fall. (IH) 8 9 * manchester Family Reg. $9.95 Super Bargains ...... Color Printing GALS y thur».-frl.-i*t. Super Breakfast...... Celculator. 7 ONLY ''•S- Restaurant In The Heart Super Lunch at <5.00 PAIR R ag. $ 8 9 .9 5 * 5 4 ’ *l H^P a u7ofider/ul souvenir of our town FAN'S KITCHEN Harrison^ s\ o1 Downtown. <5.97 j See you at the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 1010 MAIN STREET ■VintJH Blor llwiytM naOWS fliaae Iflll" ___ ‘S 7 E A l DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MAIN STUmT, MANCHEST** the miracle of main Jtrset W .. ***„ 981 MAIN STREET 0 ^ 6 Db j i — OnamOar Nlahto till 9 Stationers DOWNTOWN SPORTSWEAR downtown manchester JB tn»«g Sidewalk Sale. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 70S MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER TEL. 649-5221 849 Main St., Manchester
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Conn., Wed., July 5. 1978- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed,, July 5. 1978 (^Manehtstor public rsdords) EduCfttlOIlftl Com illlllllty plftllS IcCtUrCS Curbs weren’t rejected ...... Marv Mieheisnn.Mary Michelson, a transactional a transactional July at the JulyEducational at the Educational Community. Community. 645 Ms. 645 Michelson. Ms. Michelson, MSW and MSWa faculty and a of facultyart in exploring of art in o exploring our Inner self, July 20; YCarranly deeds analysis therapist, will be the first lec- Birch Mountain Road, beginning Thursday member at Manchester Comm'unity and Irving Allen, PhD, a member of the marks or cuts should be .more than one-eighth of an inch Three slabs of ^anite curb installed along Thompson Noel A, Moran Jr. and Donna M. Moran to Gordon L. turer in a series of programs being held In at 7 ;30 p.m. College, will speak on “Ufe Scripts,” a I^oartm ent of Sociology at the University deep, Lanagan said. Upon second Inspection) he said that Road in Manchester were marked “rejected," but town Maltempo. property at 1B5 Henry St., $55,900. J ’ 1 J transactional analysis term which of Connecticut,------, “Victims . vr*of CrimeVZI IIIIC %/tor Vic- V H," employees said that the curbing was In good condition. he felt that the curbing met the town requirement. Helen M. Fitzgerald to Sherrie J. Stevens, Vernon, C o t t C l * r C C 0 p t l O I l S C I l C C l l l l C C l describes a pattern set in chlWhood which tims of Fear?” a discussion ot dur He said that he probably made a mistake in marking Ralph Lanagan, an aide with the Engineering Depart property at 105 Olcott St., $43,000. responses to crime — real and Imagined, ment, said he Inspected the curbs when they were in the the curbs in black pen. The marking should have been A reception for election campaign; of the U.S. House of ^ July 27. made in a lighter color that could have been removed. Richard B. Niese and Catherine A. Niese to Mark E. truck that delivered them. Three of the slabs had saw Schumey and Claudia A. Schumey, both of Rockville, Congressman William R The fund-raiser is bemg RepresenUtives^ Others participating in the programs “In Manchester, we’re kind of critical,” he said, Cotter (D-First District) sponsored by the Com- Tickets may be are-Esther Rubin MSW InDrivatenrac- marks in the surface, and he wrote “rejected” on them. property at 104-106 Hamlin St.. $459,900. All members of the Educational Com When the slabs were unloaded, both Lanagan and explaining the inspection procedures. hasbeenscheduledforJuly mittee o Re-elect purchased from^^^^ tice,''You, Love a ^ S a n ? "” & munity are invited to attend the programs ^nkow agreed that the curbs are more than adequate. J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Robert E. Fleming and Donna C. Walter Senkow, town engineer, looked again at the slabs. Fleming, both of Glastonbury, property on Ledgecrest 25 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Lw^ Sta^e ^RoTd^ look at our love patterns, July 13; Adele without —-...... charge.- - o - ...... Ther public------is------welcome- «to They felt that the marks were not serious and that the He felt that the curbs along Thompson Road are In better th e Ramada Inn, tpipnhonp Rroitman, an art therapist,‘‘Reflections attend any two programs without charge condition than those installed by the state in the West Terrace. $68,160. curbing could be used. Alice D. Belcher. South Windsor, to Richard J. Nelson Wethersfield, to raise Thorns ^ ‘ ' of Myself,” a demonstration on the value For further information, call 6464)711. Middle Turnpike - Adamq^Street area, i funds for his upcoming re- ("Tip’ ) 0 Neill, speaker 646-1021. Town regulations call for curbs with clean surfaces. No and Patricia D. Nelson, both of Enfield, property at 363 Spring St.. $67,500. J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Judith G. Finnegan. Bolton, property at 238 Valley View Road, $68,400. Bible school planned Alan P. Weir and Cheryl L. Weir to John DlCioccio Jr., “Sing a New Song” is the theme of the five-day Vaca BICYCLE SALE property at 14-16 Waddell Road. $44,900. tion Bible School to be starting July 10 from 9 a.m. to Louis A. Vicorito and Doris M. Vicorito to Gail K. noon at Trinity Covenant Church on Hackmatack Street. •10 TO *20 Marshall. Canton, property at 225 N. Elm St., $44,900. Directed by the pastor, the Rev. Norman Swensen, the Brahaney & Choma Inc. to Kurt H. Nyman and Anne K. school will present a program of music, crafts, drama, OFF Nyman, property on Lamplighter Drive. $66,900. TOMORROW thru SATURDAY! and Bible and missionary stories. Assistant directors are Jack Wise and Ethel Wise to Thomas H. Whalen and Elsie Grover, Jean DeValve, and Mildred Smyth. ALL Beulah M. Whalen, both of Hartford, property at 61 The one-week school is open to children and youth of TAKARA Hilltop Drive, $47,250. the community. Registrations be made and confirmed Robert J. Lewis and Shelia M. Lewis to Albert Mollenr. before the opening date. Registrations may now be made AND Hartford, property at 16 N. Elm St., $46,000. for children in grades 1 through 6 and for a special ac Estella M. Race to Clayton Hill and Janice L. Hill, tivities program for youth in grades 7 through twelve by SAINT property at 366 Lydall St., $4'7,900. calling Patricia Anderson, 649-3639, or the church office, TROPEZ Philip L. Gagnon and Verna M. Gagnon to Albert 649-2855. Ernest Bombadier Jr. and Florence A. Bombadier, one- REGAL’S The staff includes Kim Irwin, Darla Zylka, Linda 10 Speed half interest in property at 10-12 Bunce Drive, $48.40 con Zylka, nursery aides for staff children; Karla Magadini, SIKES veyance tax. \ . Diane Flewelling, kindergarten; Tim DeValve, Jim Philip L. Gagnon and Verna M. Gagnon to Edward A. DeValve and Heidi Risley, Grade 1; Jan Prince and 3 Days Only Bombadier and iBernadine Ann Ramkin, one-half in Denise Scheuy, Grade 2; Ann Garwood and Jean Pastel, terest in property at 10-12 Bunce Drive, $48.40 con ■ - Grade 3; Gail Johnson and Diane Mancini, Grade 4; Thurs. FrI. Sat. veyance tax. Blossom Woodrow and Brenda Wricek, Grade 5 ., • Features Include: Lightweight Lugged Nerina V. Hublard to Eugene T.. Corbitt, property on Also, Lorrie Daniels and Marie Johnson, Grade 6; Matt Style Frames, Alloy Centerpull Brakes East Middle Turnpike, $20,000. INnDE-OUTSIDE Hennigan, Grades 7 through 12; Sharon Dayton and Gayle with Safety Levers, Suntour Qeara, High Frank Vasello and Cecile Vasello to Warren P. Hollis Brodersen, music; Charlotte Neal, Diane Heavens, Mary and Muriel R. Hollis, property at 28 Brent Road, $53,000. Ann Modean and Nancy Gocht, crafts; Mildred Nilson Preaaure Tires, and Alloy Kick Stand. Roger T. Fontaine to Peter I. Wallack and Arleen H. and Gloria Swensen, missionary teachers; Mary Also available In Ladles Style. Wallack. property at Wadsworth Street, $44,900. Destefano, Judy White and Mollina Stewart, ALL BIKES ASSEMBLED AND Quilrlaim deeds refreshments; and Coby Kitchin, publicity. QUARANTEED FOR LIFEl Hayden L. Griswold Jr. to Bell Associates, property on Main Street, no conveyance tax. Cleanup of downtown area Personal Touch THE DIKE SHOP Robert W, Blanchette, Richard C. Bond and John H. ViSA* McArthur, trustees of Penn Central Transportation Co., New York State, in 1901, 110 SPRUCE STREET More rubbish is loaded onto the bed of a sidewalks and parking lots. Stores that par MANCHESTER • 047-1027 Philadelphia, Pa., to Agway Inc., Dewitt, N.Y., property was the first state in the on Electric Street, $45,000. • truck during last week’s cleaning of the ticipated included J. Carman Clothier, For nation to require automobile mal’s Inn, The Bike Shop, Leaf, Stem & Root owners to equip their vehi Cerlifieale of allaelimeni downtown Manchester area. Local cles with license plates. That John Dempsey Hospital against Robert E. Duff Sr. and merchants, family and friends participated in and the Lion’s Den. (Photo by Joseph Car year, 954 autos were regis Barbara A. Duff, $900, property on McKee Street. the cleanup, which included sweeping the man) tered; each license plate m m was inscribed with the MMKWSTn PET CENTER Release of allarliinenl owner's initials. Allied Electric Supply Corp. against William A. Her zog. OUR FA M O US 'WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE” Allied Electric Supply Corp. against Francis M. BERNZ-O-MATIC Madden. AOUdLOGY 1>6w e r W.H. England Lumber Co. against Nicholas R. PROPANE MOTOR DRIVEN PUMP ta NED CUES Jackston and Phyllis Jackston. SHIRTS FUEL Pumps 120 gal. FILTER Nicholas R. Jackston and Phyllis Jackston against Z Sot 1 PORTABLE COOLER par hr. For freah or , Robert .Sales. „ „ ^ PLUS A DOLLAR SALE Reg. aalt water C f f l Q R Beverly Ashton and Alice G. Payzant against E. Foster reg. $10.95 $2.59 aquarluma aP I Hyde, Ernest A. Scranton and Theodore C. Scheitlin. Buy one at regular price - get the second for just $1. Reg. $18.95 ^ ^ 20% OFF FOK SPECIAL oV Release of Judgment lien 9 9 Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. against William A. Her Q Short Sleeve Dress Shirts LIVING WORLD HABITRAIL zog. SELECTED LATEX Q Short Sleeve Sport Shirts CHOOSE FROM: □ Short Sleeve Cru Shirts STARTER SET FOR Marriage lieenses S/S Wallace Beery Shirts HAMSTERS Daniel W. Edwards, 107 Spruce St., and Lori A. Austin, DOG TOYS 127 Main si., July 15 at Second Congregational Church. Q Short Sleeve Knit Shirts i~l S/S Football Jerseys REG. Justin D. Heath, Marlbrough, and Patricia A. Bartolet- $795 Tank Tops MANCHESTER HARDWARE *13.95 1 to, 61G Rachel Road. [31 Ties ( better makers ) 50% OFF Jared R. Tompkins, Manchester and Debora A. 877 MAIN STREET ...... 843-4425 Guerra, Andover, July 8. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER B.V.D. ______FBEE PAHKINQ HEAR Of STORE Many Other In Store Specials! Levi'S Wkai5!er TIES • COLORED • 687 MAIN ST. TEL 649-4273 TWEED’S $ ^ 0 0 CLEARANCE UNDER Selected Group Of spring & summer -WEAR merchandise FORMAL substantial savings R e g u la rly ‘ 3.00 Each | come early for best selection JACKETS (All Sales Are Final) 887 MAIN STREET - DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER FAMOUS MAKER $ ^ 0 0 TWEED’S ^ * V q Iugs 2 / * 4 * * PANTS *22.00.as! /'*©' Specialty Shop ■ ^ ^ • singiB pairs only $10,901 773 Main Street in D ow ntoim Manchester SPORT SPRING/FALL CloseJTSondays During July & August SUITS opeiitMl our doors for ihr Annual Sidewalk Sale — We*\e inereliantliM* Tues. - Sat. 9^30-5:30 • Thurs. ’til 9 P.M. Ol I SIDK and a »tore full of Sale MercliandiHe INSlDt. Lir^letl below are Mtine of by Botany '500' and lilt* ileiiiH. Ti Open Daily 9;30-5:30 • Thurs. 'til 9 P.M. other fine makers . . . COATS Free Parking At ’The Rear Of Store... From Our Women^s Department f r o m f r o m JACKETS Reg. to $ (.roup of Vi oolcn .SkirtH, were 930 to $ 9 0 ...... NOW’IO to'35 r 7 ^ GrouporSlui'kH,were926(o$60 ...... ,M)W*10 to*30 $22® ° 10.00 (iroup.ifSuiiiinrrSkirtH ,w ere $26 to $ 5 2 ...... NOVt’*15 lo*33 1 IfBfEALTERATfONSI FR U ALTERATIONS! Group I lf DresHCH, were $58 to $94 ...... NOW*20 Io*47 m Shells, were $ fl to $ 1 7 ...... NOW*5 to*12 lluiiging lllounes, were $22 to $ 4 5 ...... NO W*11 tu*20 SPICML PURCHASE Wiiol Slacks, were 948 to 9 7 5 ...... NOW * 2 0 to*30 Group of Wool Sweaters, were $90 to $ 1 1 5 ...... NOW'SO tiro u p o f Wool Blazers, were 9126 to 9 1 4 0 ...... NOW'SO p w i i s t S ® * (iroop of Vi ool Pants Suits, were 978 (o 9260 ...... NOW*20 t u '1 3 5 BELLS” SSaS, 1/2 PRICE Rag. $17.00 Group of l.ong Skirts, were 930 to 9133 ...... NOW'IO lo'40 MANCHESTER STORE ONLY 1
SPORT CMTS LEISURE $ g o o From Our Men’s Department JACKETS °® 1 1 n m 5 “MANCHEtTIR STORE ONLY MANCHIlTia arOM only I Pewter Cuff Bracelet Small Group of Pull Sport (ioats, were to $ 1 7 5 ...... NOW'SO tu'80 s a fiS B a s Group of Harris Tweed (^uter Jaekels, were $ 1 2 5 ...... NOW'OS • 1” WM« • 3 Inltlala Spring ami Suininer Suits, were $170 to $ 2 7 0 ...... NOW'SO to'200 THUR8., FRI., SAT. JULY 6th - 7lh ■ 6th ______* 2 5 ® ® « s i ‘ Small Group of Spring & Summer Sporleoals, were $120 to $160 Engravtd >4 ,9 $ Downtown Manehostor and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vomon For Pro# NOWOO tu'80 903 Main Street Small Group of Kermuda Shorts, were to $ 2 7 ...... NOW 1 /2 PRICK • Spectacular Savings far everyane! m i i t PATENT LEATHER Spring ami Summer Slaeks, were 935 to 972 ...... NtlW'lS lu'56 MANCHESTER 1 O dds'll Puds ill tiolloii Jaekels, were 9 4 3 5 ...... N O W '0 7 .5 0 REG-AL J Open Thurs. NIte ’til 9:001 sox Small Group of Hells, were $9 to $ 1 5 ...... N O W '3 .5 0 • Prices cut way down ... Savings way up! SHOES ^ 1 9 * ® All Shirts KK D D t :KI) 2 0 '/ i - 3 DAY S ONLY M E N ' S S H O P SS4M TrI-CIty Plaza 3 / > 3 . 0 0 • Choose from fabulous famous maker merchandise!' , VERNON I t OPEN THURS. EVENINO TIL • 4/1 ,Salei Final — All Sate. For Cath, Check, Ma.ter Charge, or RanhAnieriraril Only! • Hundreds and Hundreds of Super Specials! , “ R^fcere too men Love to shop for men! ” Open Weekdays ’til 0:001 There will be a charge for alterations on inff merchandise. •1 7 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN RUNCHESTEN ■ irT ’' i iT". i n ~ D G Z a c D c s a c PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 5. 1978 (iU tz sum m er progrEun f About Bible school scheduled Holiday death toll high despite speeding crackdown Second Congregational Church will Activities' will include Bible conduct an eight-day Bible school *' ...... rioorClear cklas skies and and ncopllent excellent SWim- swim In New Knicluiulig lu n ti s t o r i e s , music, crafts and A breakdown of accidental deaths; Dakota and Vermont had no deaths has dram a workshops ^ July 10 to July 20 on Monday through lly I'liilfil I’reoii Inlrriiulimiiil reduced the death count significantly ming conditions caused recreation At least 27 persons died on New refreshments. A service project with traffic, 634; drownings, 140; planes, reported. A nationwide effort to reduce from previous holiday weekends. England's highways during the long The Prayer Group of Emanuel Pioneer Girls of the Presbyterian Thursday of both weeks from 9 a.m. Camp Kennedy is planned as are Attempting to combat drivers’ seekers to flock to pools and beaches, to 1 p.m. A count by United Press Inter 21; total 795. July 4th holiday period. Five others The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Lutheran Church will m eet Thursday Church will meet tonight at 7 at the field trips and programs from Arts speeding during the fourth of Juiy fatigue, volunteers served free increasing the drowning toll. The There will also be. a yo-yo national at 7 a.m. today showed at California led all states with 68 drowned in boating and swimming Cedar St., will offer a series of church, 43 Spruce St. A prayer The theme this year will be “ God, Encounter and SAM. Anyone wishing holiday weekend appears to have traffic deaths, followed by Texas coffee at eight cities along interstate crashes of several light planes demonstration July 19 at 2 p.m. by at 10 a.m. In the church library, least 634 persons had been killed in accidents. summer activities for children in meeting is scheduled for the same Me, and Where I U ve.” The program further information should contact faiied to hold the traffic death count with 44. Illinois recorded 29, New highways in Illinois, which had one of pushed up the airplane death count. Larry Sayco, world title holder for followed by a meeting of the care and traffic deaths since the holiday Massachusetts led the traffic death cluding two dramatic workshop hour at the church. is open to all children ages 4 through the church office. under the minimum of 650 projected York had 26, Florida 24, Georgia 22, its highest death tolls for the Fourth Two Oklahoma Highway Patrol yo-yoing for nine years. The program visitation committee at 11:15. weekend began at 6 p.m. local time count with nine fatalities. Seven sessions. those enterinc Grade 6 in September. by the Nationai Safety Council. Arizona 21 and Indiana and Alabama of July in recent years. The Texas troopers and a military policeman is free to the public. Operation CARE, a cooperative ef Friday. The counting period ended at others died in New Hampshire, six in The workshops, free of charge, will Manchester Grange will meet The Auxiliary to Manchester 20. Department of Public Safety urged were killed Monday when a Depart fort among law enforcement agen midnight Tuesday but reports from Maine, four in Connecticut, and one feature basic pantomime and acting tonight at 8 at Grange Hall. Chapter, Disabled American Alaska, Washington, D.C., South drivers'to use their headlights during ment of Public Safety airplane hit a The museum will conduct a "Shore cies in 44 states to patrol interstate some states were not complete. power line and crashed while on a in Rhode Island. Only Vermont skills taught by Lisa Smith, a staff Veterans, will meet tonight at 7:30 at By-Pass Group to meet the day to remind fellow motorists of Stroll” on a Connecticut beach begin highways for speeders, has not traffic control assignment near registered no traffic deaths during member of Arts Encounter. The first First CSiurch of Christ, Scientist, the VFW Home. traffic safety, but the effort ap ning at 8:30 a.m. July 15 at the The Intestinal-By-Pass Group will the 102-hour period. session will be from July 25 to July 28 will have its regular meeting, in interested are welcome, and will find parently had little effect. Madge, Okla. museum- for children and their meet tonight at 7:30 in the con from 10 to 11:30 a.m. for children in cluding testimonies of healing, Manchester Senior Citizens this group most supportive and help parents. There will be a slight charge ference rooms at Manchester ful for all By-Passers and for Kindergarten through Grade 2. The tonight at 8 ,at the church, 447 N. Pinochle Group will sponsor a game Sloop sinks for ^e trip. ' Memorial Hospital. second sessions for children in Main St. The meeting is open to all. Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at the Army prospective By-Passers also. Crowd loves Fiedler Participants in the stroll and This will be open discussion Call Sandie Wilson at 646-5288 or WARWICK, R.I. (UPI) Grades 3-6 will be from Aug. 1 to and Navy Club. Play is open to all MIKASA dramatic workshops are asked to meeting sharing experiences and get Carolyn Bentley at 643-0266 for infor BOSTON (UPI) - An estimated the fireworks at this year’s concert It was in keeping with the MDC’s — A heavy gust of wind Aue. 4. The Christian Service Brigade and senior citizens. had been unpopular with the public, preregister by calling the museum at ting acquainted. mation, or if in need of transporta crowd of 20,000, soaked to the skin whole plan for the day. When it sank a 25-foot sloop STOHEWARE Each workshop will end with a 6434)949. All persons — men and women — tion. but loving every minute of it, joined which was treated to a 35-minute decided not to have fireworks, the Tuesday as it was ap 25% OFF ALL class presentation. Arthur Fiedler to celebrate his 50th aerial display last year. But during MDC said it didn’t want to demean proaching the last leg of a July 4 Charles River Esplanade con intermission, the emcee revealed the “dignity” of the occasion by at 10-mile race in Greenwich IN STOCK, 200 that there would, indeed, be some cert Tuesday, and was treated to a tracting a rowdy crowd. Bay, authorities said. PAHERNS TO News for senior citizens surprise fireworks display. fireworks, as a tribute to Fiedler, ’The patrons were treated to a Moonshadow skipper CHOOSE FROM Despite a day-long rainstorm, and and the relatively small crowd sedate first half — a variation of Charles Round of Warwick SUPER SIDEWALK SALL'I cheered for minutes. November-like winds, the “ When Johnny Comes Marching and passengers Barry Hi! With the holiday breaking up the week, it makes it Metropolitan District Commission “What happened was that the Inner Hqme,” the first movement to Eddy of Richmond, Tony hard to have much news for the column. JULY 6th - 7th - 8th ONLYI decided to go ahead with the concert, Harbor fireworks were canceled, and Beethoven’s Fifth, the “Blue Danube Kukla of New London, We were open on Monday and started things off with one of the few holiday events to we had some left over,” MDC Waltz,” and a Stephen Foster Conn., and David Coppage our registration for the Rockingham race track, and by } l y £ i l l a J d proceed as scheduled. spokesman Michael Goldman said. medley. of Concord, N.H., were the end of the day we had 14 seats filled on the second bus. “Youth Specially Shop” Rain and the MDC's publicized ban “So, we figured, ‘if these people can At intermission, Fiedler was safely rescued from the Unless we can fill the bus, it will not be able to go. We of fireworks held the crowd down to sit out there all day in the rain, they presented with 24 leather-bound cold water by a quahog have only the rest of this week left to sign up. A88TD 8IZE8 deserve it.' So, we gave them a nice, TENHIS RACKETS managable capacity, after it had volumes containing a half-million skiff. I.ake George 4 B R A N D 8 swelled to 350,000 last year. little dignified display. Not the 35 signatures, which had been collected Speaking of trips, and registration, come Monday mor The MDC's decision to eliminate minutes of last year.” from the public during the past few Not identified ning we will be at it again as we have a nice trip planned TENNIS months. by Spalding * 5 ® ® q r o u p for you. Jim has lined up a big day in the Lake George Fiedler, who admitted before the NORWALK (UPI) - FLAG MUG SHOES area. Included in the complete package is the bus ride, McQragor GROUP Sidewalk Sale concert such adulation was “not my Police still have not iden *7®® 9 0 0 0 Reg. *2" lunch at the beautiful George Inn situated on the lake, a Prison decision due cup of tea,” looked nervous but tified the blood covered 5 PIECE PLACE SETTINC NOW ■ ^ nice boat cruise of Lake George, plus a mini tour of the Sportcraft •9*®-GROUP gratified during the presentation. bodies of two young women CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - U S. has met his 10-month-old mandate Limited Supply area. It's going to be a real nice day away and all for Reg. to $27.00 found in a lovers lane HERITAGE DINNERWARE $ > 1 9 5 District Chief Judge Raymond J. for improvements. Last August, he “This is a great night for me,” he $22.50 on July 27. We'll start registering around 8 a.m. said. “ It is the 50th time I’ve opened Tuesday afternoon in an BROWSING HOURS: Pettine has promised to issue a ruled that imprisonment in the ACI Reg. $10 ...... N O W ^ and will take two buses. exclusive neighborhood of MON.-SAT.: 9:30-5:30 Terrific Bargains Summer Clearance was cruel and unusual punishment the Esplanade season. written decision by Thursday on last THURS. TTIL 9 Selliuck week's inmate motion to hold the and ordered extensive improvements “The books have all autographs of east Norwalk on the West- Action here starts with our setback games of last state in contempt for failing to clean in the state corrections system. people who have enjoyed all this,” he port town line. Friday afternoon. We had 50 players and the winners up its decrepid prison. The inmates claim conditions are said. “I don’t think I’ll ever be able to The fully clothed bodies now only marginally better and con read all this. It would almost be like were discovered by a were; up to Pettine toured the century-old tend the prison remains unfit for reading the Encyclopedia Britan- young couple in a wooded Mabel Loomis, 135; Tom Regan, 134; Mina Reuther, Adult Correctional Institutions on 126; Joe Windsor, 123; Rene Maire, 122; Ann Fisher, 122; Monday. He is to decide if the state human habitation. area about 15 feet off 844 MAIN ST. • DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 646-3082 Heron Road. Bob Schubert, 122; Michael Haberern, 119; Mike TERRIFIC TENNIS BALLS DeSimone, 118; Ada Rojas, Aldea Arsenault, 117; John VALUES by Spalding up to 50% Savings Gaily, 115. INSIDE ON Recuperating UNADVERTISED GONZALEZ CANS M A R L O W ’ S We received word that Marge Hall is now recuperating a t her home on 262 Lydall St., and although feeling much MERCHANDISE off our regular pricesi SUPER bdtter will not be out for a little while yet. VOU'RE ;A reminder that there is no way for us to know when »!.! SIDEWALK SUPER SPECIALS one of our members is in the hospital or when they get out. So it's up to you relatives or friends to call our office (all name brands included) SECT. DESK MAPLE BddKCASE 2 PIECE QUEEN SIZE with the information if you’d like it printed. I’prk picnic PECAN FINISH SUNK BED SOFA ft CHAIR HEAD BOARD Boys dept. W/2 DRAWERS UNDER Tomorrow we will have another picnic in the park, Girls dept. ONE ONLY o x YOKE SIDEWALK SPECIALS LOW ER BUNK HOUND8TOOTH weather permitting, and the lunch will be a turkey salad All Converse (sizes up to 20) (sizes up to 14) NEEDS REPAIR Rtg.$18S.S5 COMPL. WITH BEDDING FABRIC plate, potato chips, celery sticks, cake and beverage. Vi PRICE on ONE ONLY CNEONLY After lunch we’ll play some bingo, cards and outdoor RACKET jerseys coats • 2 5 ® ® * 1 8 8 ® ® shbffleboard games. Our bus will take the route starting ALL STAR SNEAKERS at;10 a.m. J SIDEWALK SALES SIDEWALK SALES I C a n v u Tops HI 6 Low STRINGING summer pajamas bathing suits CASH A CARRY ® 2 8 8 t
MANY NO A sto re. MORE RAINCHECKS SPECIALS A whole h t more. Tremendous values — Save! Save! Save! INSIDE NO THE ' DELIVERIES Limited items — all sales final, STOREI V you're . Main Floor of Watkins Bros, CASH SALES 1 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTEiT 935 Mmn Street, Manchester j^q la y AW AYS TO V ® AAAM "FIRST FOR EVI ER1 fTHINQL SINCE O 1911” W ^ 945 MAIN STBEET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MAI N 8ITREET MANCHESTER 981 MAIN ST. • T E L 643-6636 OPEN6 DAYS THUR8DA1TNIIQHTS TIL 9 PM TEL 949-S221 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., July 5, 1978- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 5. 1978 Jolin W. Goldanider Sr. Friends may call at the funeral COVENTRY- John W. Goldsnlder home today from 7 to 9 p.m. ( Obituaries 1 Sr., 46, of 819 Grant Hill Road died The family suggests that those Tuesday at the University of Connec wishing to may make memorial gifts Eurlid “Pel»?r" Reopell ticut Health Center, Farmington, tb the East Hartford Medical f ^ - mlssion, 276 Main St., or the No-name’A’sinthickin ALWest race BOLTON - Euclid “Peter" after a short illness. He was the hus Reopell, 76, of 6 Euclid Lane died band of Mrs. Mary Miron Goldsnlder. American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford. Orient Monday at his home. Mr. GoldsniHer was bom Oct. 5, first-place California. league debut, in the fourth inning, run In the seventh inning lifted Twins 7, Brewers 2: Lodge will conduct a Masonic service NEW YpRK (UPI) - Mr. Reopell was born Dec. 23,1901 1931, In Manchester and had lived in ’’Our hitting is finally coming worked 4 2-3 innings to notch his fifth Chicago over Texas. Mike Proly, 1-0, Right-hander Gary Serum fired a tonight at 8. ^American LeagueJ In St. Rock, Quebec, Canada, and had Coventry all his life. He was an Army CSiarley Finley’s "no-name” around,” Manager Jack McKeon win in seven decisions, while picked up his first American league five-hitter and Dan Ford had three lived in Bolton for 40 years. Before veteran of the Korean Conflict. For Oakland A’s are right back in said, after bis A’s smacked 18 hits off Seattle’s Rick Honeycutt fell to 2-5. victory in relief. hits — including a two-run double — re tirin g in 1967. he had been the past 23 years, he had been Paul A. H. de Macarte the thick of things in the three Seattle pitchers to win their In other American League games Royals 4, Angels 3: Orioles 6, Indians 4; to pace Minnesota. Serum, 4-3, employ^ by the Alexander Jarvis employed as a foreman at Buckland TOLLAND - P aul A. H. de American League West. seventh In the last eight games. Tuesday, Kansas City beat Califor Clint Hurdle, who had not driven in Baltimore parlayed five straight posted his second complete game. Manufacturing Inc. of Manchester. Macarte, 78, of West Hartford, a run in 14 games, singled home Co. of Manchester.' “Tarzan” Joe Wallis slammed a “When you put good hitting with the nia, 4-3^ Chicago edged Texas, 2-1, singles and a pair of throwing errors Blue Javs 9. Tisers 2; He is survived by two sons. Carson He was a member of the Second formerly of Tolland, died Tuesday at George Brett, who had doubled, in pair of two-run homers and Tony Ar kind of pitching we have — I think we B altim ore beat Cleveland, 6-4, into a five-run, sixth-inning uprising John Mayberry led a 17-hit attack A. Reopell ant Siuart W. Reopell, Congregational Church of Coventry. St.~ Vincent Hospital in Dublin, the bottom of the ninth and Rich mas another, as the A’s, given up for have a heckuva shot at it — the whole Minnesota downed Milwaukee, 7-2, and reliever Don Stanhouse picked up with four singles while Roy Howell both of Bolton; a daughter, Mrs. Jane Until' three years ago, he had se rv ^ Ireland. He was the husband of Meta Gale, 8-3, for Kansas City. dead just last week, thumped the thing.” and 'Toronto blasted Detroit, 9-2. New his 12th save as the Orioles snapped and Luis Gomez drove in two runs M. Lawson of Bolton; three sisters. as a member of the Auxiliary State A. Bunce de Macarte. While Sox 2, Rangers 1: Seattle Mariners, 9-4, Tuesday night Elias Sosa, who relieved rookie York’s game at Boston was rained an eight-game road losing streak. apiece to pace Toronto over Detroit. Sister Rose Reopell of Holyoke, Police with Troop C of Stafford Mr. de Macarte was born in Eric Soderholm’s lead-off home to climb to within a half game of Craig Mlnetto, making his major- out. Mass., Mrs. Rhea Cavanaugh of Baracks for 10 years. Durham and had lived in Tolland for Three Rivers. Mass., and Mrs. Eva He is also survived by three sons, several'^years. He represented Archambeault of Fullerton, Calif.; 10 John W. Goldsnlder Jr., Todd A. Tolland in the General Assembly in grandchildren and 10 great Goldsnlder and Scott A. Goldsnlder, 1951 and 1953. While in Tolland, he grandchildren. all at home; his mother, Mrs. Julia was instrumental in enacting a The funeral is tonight at 8 at Andersen fioldsnider of Coventry, zoning ordinance and was the first Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., three brothers, Carl Goldsnlder and chairman of the Zoning Board of Ninth inning nightmare Soccer Manchester. Burial will be private. Richard Goldsnlder, both of Coven Appeals. At the time of his death, de There are no calling hours. try, and Andrew Goldsnlder of Macarte was employed by the RoIIin The family suggests that any Durham; and a sister, Mrs. Anna G. Shuster Agency of Hartford. memorial gifts may be made to the Ricard of Tolland. He is also survived by a brother, foiled sweep for Mets North: Olympics 3 (Dennis Recreational Fund for New Horizons The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at Eugene de Macarte, and several Foreman 2, Clarence Zachery). at New Britain Memorial Hospital, Holmes Funeral Home 400 Main St., nephews. Warriors 2 (Teddy Brashier, Scott 2150 Corbin Ave.. New Britain, 06050. Manchester. The Rev. Robert ’There will be no funeral services, NEW YORK (UPI) - The The Phillies lead the National Mets were acting completely docile MacCluggagel. Foreman’s second on the Fourth of July against Bechtold, pastor of Second burial will be in the Durham ninth inning of the nightcap in League East with a record of 43-32 goal in overtime won it. Mrs. Mary J. Nirolella Congregational Church, Coventry, Cemetery. The Doolittle Funeral Meeting on the Fourth and the Mets are in fifth with a 34-47 Philadelphia's Larry Christenson. Metros 4 (Steve Logan 2. Darren Tuesday’s doubleheader Enter Lee Mazzilli, patriot. Mrs. Mary J. Nicoletta, 89, of 86 will officiate. Burial arrangements Home, Middletown, is in charge of mark; the gap between first and fifth Rosano, Brian Milonel, Caribous 0 crystallized the first half of the Held to only three hits by Christen Woodside St. died this niorning at her are incomplete. arrangements. President Carter flew back to the White Middle East mission. Here Carter and Mon was on exhibit in that fateful ninth in (Goalie Matt Schauster made save Friends may call at the funeral 1978 season for Craig Swan, the son, 5-8, entering the eighth, Doug home. She was the widow of James House from Camp David Tuesday to meet dale confer in the Oval Offuce. (UPI photo) ning. on penalty shot). Caribous played home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Mary Carter Hall New York Mets and the “We had a chance to beat the best Flynn punched a one-out single. After with only 10 players. Nicoletta. with Vice President Walter Mondale on his Zachry sacrificed, Len Randle drew Mrs. Nicoletta was born in New The family suggests that any Mrs. Mary Carter Hall, 83, former Philadelphia Phillies. team in our division, it was right South:: Stings 2 (John Janenda. memorial gifts may be made to On an intentional walk and Tim Foil York City and had lived in Hartford ly of Strong Street, died Tuesday at a Carew most po pulai After the Mets took the first game there and we couldn’t handle it," said Dave Kelly), Oceaneers 0. cology Research, dean’s office. drew an unintentional one to load the most of her life, coming to local convalescent home. She was the 4-0 on the two-hit pitching of Pat Torre. Wings 1-0 forfeit winners over the University of Connecticut Health bases. Mazzilli then belted a 3-2 pitch Manchester 21 years ago. She was a widow of Walter R. Hall Sr. Zachry and Lee Mazzilli’s first For the Phillies, the second-game Sounders. Center School of Medicine, Far over the right field fence to help member of St. Patrick and St. Mrs. Hall was born Feb. 4,1895, in Carter, Mondale hope major-league grand slam. Swan dramatics illustrated perhaps their in alLstar voting Zachry to his 10th win in 13 decisions. Anthony Ladies Guild of Hartford. mington. major asset: an extraordinary Manchester, daughter of the late carried a 2-1 lead into the ninth in “These guys (Phillies)) have been She is survived by three sons, Robert F. Mayo Sr. Joseph and Leonora Brown Carter' bench. JUNIOR ning of the second game. kicking my butt since I’ve been in the Arthur Nicoletta of Manchester, EAST HARTFORD - Robert F. and had lived in Manchester all her “ We’re just trying to pull our team West; Minutemen 2 (Rob Melley, NEW YORK (UPI) — Rod Carew, Minnesota’s bat magacian, And on Independence Day, Swan league,” said Zachry, who didn’t William Nicoletta of Tolland and Mayo Sr., 54, of 385 Hills St. died Sun- life. She was a member of the Second peace talks will work led the balloting for the American League All-Star team and will set the Phillies free. together,” said Boone. “We’ve got a Robert Patrick), Rangers 1 (Bob allow a runner past first base and George Nicoletta of Westfield, day at Hartford Hospital. He was the Congregational Church and had Bob Boone hit a two-out double and lot of depath and we don’t lose much Feragnel. start at first base in Tuesday’s game at San Diego. faced only 29 batters — two over the Mass.; four daughters. Mrs. Anna husband of Mrs. Norma Breen Mayo, attended the New England Conser- Jose Cardenal, pinchhitting for Bud when a regular is oqt.” Bicentennials 6 (Mike Zotta 2. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President positive” Israeli will attend the Lon- House. minimum. Zachry was named earlier Palangio and Mrs. Frances Otis, both Mr. Mayo was born in Hartford and vatory of Music in Boston, Mass, In final figures released by the votes to 1,767,070 for Texas’ Bert Cardenal said Swan served him, “ a Bryan Buonano 2. Bill Perry, Scott Carter says he’s “hopeful.” So does don foreign ministers conference Details of the Egyptian plan were Harrelson, slammed a two-run in the day to the N.L. All-Star team of East Hartford, Mrs. Elizabeth had lived in East Hartford ali his life. She is survived by two sons, Walter commissioner’s office Wednesday, Campaneris and 1,757,577 for juicy slider — right here (pointing to Gorman), Tomahawks 2 (Gary Vice President Walter Mondale. that Mondale helped set up. due to be disclosed today. The homer to left field to lift the Phillies and he “wanted to prove the selec LaPenta of Norfolk and Mrs. Helen He was employed as a central office R. Hall of Manchester and Donald G. Carew captured 4,010,136 votes to Boston’s Rick Burleson. shoulder level) where I wanted it." Gates, Steve Haddock). That word was the closest either “They will probably announce it proposal reportedly called for return to a 3-2 victory and send Swan spiral tion was right.” Davis of Windsor; 16 grandchildren foreman for the Southern New Hall of Media, Pa.; six grandchildren lead the league for the second con The most puzzling selection by the Rawly Eastwick pitched two in East: Earthquakes 0 (Mark man came Tuesday to assessing the after a Cabinet meeting this week,” of the occupied West Bank to Jordan ly towards his fifth loss in six Luzinski, who fanned six times in and 33 great-grandchildren. England Telephone Co. for 38 years, and one great-granddaughter. secutive year. He outdistanced his fans, who cast 12,245,544 ballots, was nings to record his first victory in a Meyerhoff, Tim Finnegan. Ken chances for progress toward Middle he said. and the Gaza Strip to Egypt on an in decisions. Swan won his first start of The funeral is Friday at 9:30 a m. He was a member of Burnside United The funeral will be Thursday at nearest competitor — Milwaukee’s Money at second base. The 31-year- Philadelphia uniform and Ron Reed the double-header, has struck out in Parrott played well). Diplomats 0 East peace at the forthcoming Lon He said he too considered his trip terim basis for five years, with the season, 6-0, over the Chicago from Guiliano-Sagarino Funeral Methodist Church, Orient Lodge of 2;30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, Cecil Cooper — by almost three old veteran came on with a I’ush to pitched the ninth for his sixth save. his last eight official at-bats and has (Don Logan played well). don foreign ministers' meeting. successful, but said, “the difficulties negotiations after that. Cubs April 10. Home, 247 Washington St., Hartford, Masons, Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars 400 Main St., with the Rev. Dr. million votes. Carew has now been defeat New York’s Willie Randolph Mazzilli had given the Mets a 1-0 70 strikeouts tor the season. Raiders 5 (Kevin Krause 3. Scot! Carter took time off from his 10- there in trying to find peace cannot Egyptian newspapers Tuesday, He hasn’t won in 14 additional with a mass at the Church of St. of Lebanon, and the telephone com- James McLaughlin, pasto" of Second selected to start in each of his 12 by over 500,000 votes. But Money has lead in the first inning on his eighth “We’ve been on a road trip and Goehring, Ed Ansaldi). Racers 1 day vacation at Camp David to fly be overestimated.” however, said the plan called for self- attempts. Patrick and St. Anthony, Hartford, at pany’s Pioneers. Congregational Church, officiating.. seasons in the league — the first nine not been a second baseman through homer of the year and second of the we’ve only had one day of batting (Rob Maltempo). down in late afternoon to watch the “We’ve got to have peace in the determination for the 1.1 million “The pitch to Cardenal was a 10. Burial will be in Mount St. He is also survived by two sons, Burial will be in the Buckland at second base and the last three a t. most of the season — splitting his night. practice,” said Luzinski. ’T m the national fireworks from the Truman Middle East,” he told reporters. Palestinian Arabs in the West Bank, hanging something,” said New York Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. Robert F. Mayo Jr. and William T. Cemetery. first. time between first, third and the In opener, Zachry was in total com type of guy that’s got to hit a lot and I “It’s so important to Israel and her Gaza Strip and Old City of Jerusalem Manager Joe Torre. “ He (Swan) Friends may call at the funeral balcony and meet for 40 minutes with Other repeaters from last year’s designated hitter spot. mand, hurling 6 2-3 innings of hitless guess I’ve been overswinging during Mayo; two brothers, George H. Mayo There will be no calling hours. neighbors. There have been four after a five-year interim period. looked like he was throwing good ... im;i ; w i:i . home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Mondale, who returned early starting team are Boston catcher Rookie Paul Molitor, the regular ball until Garry Maddox poked a soft games. Jr. and Donald R. Mayo, all of East The family suggests that those wars ... our nation is going to do its Israel’s plan calls for limited self- he blew a*lot of people away.” West: Bruins 1 (Christine Tuesday from a successful trip to the Carlton Fisk, Kansas City third Milwaukee second baseman, was not single to left field. Meanwhile, amid ”I’ve gotta go to the batting cage p.m. Hartford, and a granddaughter. wishing to may make memorial gifts part to try to overcome the rule for the Palestinians and no Swan blew 13 Phillies away on Rovegno). Flames 1 (Kurt Potter). Middle East. baseman George Brett and out on the ballot. and start all over again.” The funeral will be Thursday at 11 to the G reater H artford H eart differences and the gaps and do it in strikes, including Greg Luzinski four exploding fireworks in the stands, the Devils 4 (Jeff Wright 4). Jets 3 The two discussed the Egyptian withdrawal for five years, after fielders Richie Zisk of Chicago and Manager Billy Martin Monday an Peter J. Cecchini a.m. at Newkirk & Whitney funeral Association, 310 Collins St., Hartford. such a way that it leads to greater times. (Paul Hendessi 3). peace plan, which was to be which it said it would negotiate the Reggie Jackson of New York. nounced his pitching staff, which will Home, 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will security for Israel.” SOUTH WINDSOR - Peter J. transmitted to Israel today, but they question. The remainder of the starting consist of: Ron Guidry and Rich be in Hillside Cemetery. He also said: “Personally, I'm Cecchini. 43, of 209 Graham Road declined to disclose details or to say Secretary of State Cyrus Vance lineup consists of Milwaukee’s Don Gossage of the Yankees, Jim Palmer died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. hopeful, but I realize it’s very dif wiil attend the London meeting in whether it enhances chances of Mid Money at second base, Kansas City’s and Mike Flanagan of Baltimore, J He was the husband of Mrs. Barbara ficult.” mid-July, and at that time both the [ Baseball j dle East peace. Fred Patek at shortstop and Boston’s Frank Tanana of California, Jim Campbell Coureille Cecchini. After getting back to Camp David Egyptian and Israeli proposals will ^f|jTIllllllllMIHIIil|llll»|l|lllllliEIIIIIIW«lillllllMlhl...... Mobbed by reporters as they Jim Rice in the other outfield slot. Kern of Cleveland and Matt Keough Zachry shutout win Mr. Cecchini was born in Hartford Fire destroys trailer and being unable to land because of ALUMNI JUNIOR emerged from the White House to be on the table. The closest vote battle was for the of Oakland. An eighth starter will be and had lived in South Windsor for the low visibility, the president’s Behind'-the two-hit pitching of greet family members and aides on catcher’s spot, where Fisk’s 2,805,493 announced by Martin later along with the past 13 years. A former president helicopter landed on a baseball field George Hanlon, Liggett Parkade no-hit bid in East Hartford park the White House lawn. Carter said: count was some 35,000 .better than the reserves. in nearby Thurmont, Md., and he was earned all-star bid blanked Nassiff Arms, 8-0, Monday for many years of the South Windsor ’'Mondale gave me a good report. He Lottery Texas’s Jim Sundberg. Thurman National League Manager Tom Little League Association, he was ac driven up the mountain. at Cheney Tech, " heard an explosion, he said. had a good trip.” Munson of the Yankees ran a poor Lasorda’s pitching staff, announced tive in the Recreation Department as EAST HARTFORD - Miss Rosalynn Carter and her mother, Hanlon whiffed nine and walked Maybe not full distance but Firefighters arrived to find the The vice president said he would The winning number drawn in the third, almost a million votes off the Tuesday, consists of.: Tom Seaver of NEW YORK (UPI)Pat Zachry shed the pressure and the a boys' and girls’ basketball coach. Patricia Pettigrew of 16 Sioux Road Mrs. Allie Smith, returned with him, none in notching the win. He along not characterize the Egyptian plan at Connecticut lottery, Tuesday was 265. pace. Cincinnati, Vida Blue of San Fran guilt of replacing the New York Mets’ hero Tom Seaver by win nevertheless Scott Campbell He was also a former Cub Scout in the Colonial Mobilehome Park off mobile home fully ablaze with the fire but Amy remained at the White with Billy Schiff and Jim Grout each worst in the living rouiii dim ivm.iicii, this time, but said he was “quite Jackson beat Red Sox veteran Carl cisco, Ross Grimsley and Steve will remember it as he tossed a leader. High Street left for work in Hartford ning his 10th game of the year Tuesday night, hurling his second doubled while Bob Piccin had two he said. Yastrzemski by some 43,000 votes for Rogers of Montreal, Rollie Fingers no-hitter at Ellington in He served with the Air Force at 7:15 a.m. today. two-hit shutout of the season and earning a spot on the National hits including a triple for Liggett s. Armstrong said the fire appears to the final outfield slot. of San Diego, Pat Zachry of New during the Korean conflict. He was a Firefighters called her back home Tony Chevrette and Jeff Popik had leading East Hartford Legion later in the morning. Her mobile have started in one side of the living [ About town J The shortstop position was the York, Tommy John of Los Angeles League’s All Star pitching roster for the first time. member of St. Margaret Mary SIDEWALK VALUES INSIDE the lone blows for Nassiff's. to a 12-0 Zone Eight baseball home had burst into flames room. He is not sure what caused it. closest overall. Patek, who will make and Phil Niekro of Atlanta. “I don’t want any more questions Church. A graduate of his first start, pulled in 1,852,034 win Monday at Shea Park. The Northeastern University, he was destroying most of its contents, said The quick stop of the blaze helped An adult Bible study about Seaver — that albatross has Tim Fogarty only allowed two hit.s prevent any damage to the game was called after 4 Vz in employed at Hartfod Hospital for Fire Marshal John Armstrong. group will meet Thursday ONEIDA STAINLESS SALE! been hanging on my neck for a long as Krause Florist stopped Moriarty neighboring homes in the complex of National nings because of rain. eight years as a pharmacist. Neighbors first spotted the smoke and subsequent Thursday time,” said Zachry last night, after Fuel, 8-2, at the West Side Oval. over 400 mobile homes, he said. He is also survived by two sons, and flames at 9:52 a.m. after they eveningsat7;30p.m. at224 shutting out the Philadelphia Fogarty and Dean Cook each had a The win was East Hartford’s Stephen and Michael Cecchini of Indian Hill Trail, Glaston Phillies, 4-0, in the opener of a and led surging San Diego over the pair of bingles for the Florists. eighth in a row in the zone against South Windsor; two daughters, bury. All members and double-header. The Phils rebounded fading Giants. The win was the 12th one loss while it was Ellington’s last Christine Mae and Gina Marie Area police friends of South United for a 3-2 victory in the nightcap. in the last 15 games for Padres. game. Ellington folded, it was Cecchini of South Windsor; his Methodist Church are in Boland Oil victory In other NL games, Pittsburgh Astros .3, Reds 1: Little League revealed this morning. father, Alfred Cecchini of Hartford; vited to participate. Cail swept Montreal, ^1 and 4-3, Chicago J..R. Richard stymied the East Hartford struck for six runs in his grandfather, Peter Cecchini of South Windsor the Daishers at ^3234 for tripped St. Louis, 7-5, San Diego stumbling Reds.on four hits and Jose the first inning and five more in the bond. Court date is July 10. directions. The Book of O N O P EN S T O C K downed San Francisco, 7-5, Houston second and the rout was on. Tom Hartford; a brother, Frank Cecchini Police are investigating a burglary eliminated Legion Cruz and Dave Bergman rapped out FARM TOURNEY A 1974 Ford Falcon owned by Romans will be the current Choose from a complete selection of place topped Cincinnati, 3-1, and Los Ahern rapped a two-run single in the of East Hartford; and two sisters, at the Silver Spur lounge on Sullivan RBI singles. Richard, who struck out Modem Janitorial scored in all but Stephen Quigley of 2 Amato Drive topic for study, discussion, setting and serving pieces in a wide’variety of beautiful patterns.______Angeles downed Atlanta, 4-1. first and singled in a third marker in Mrs. Lena Jeffers of South Windsor Avenue that took place early nine and walked only one, now leads one inning as it belted Nichols Tire, ONEIDA* DELUXE STAINLESS Behind the two-hit pitching third on a ground out and scored on and Mrs. Frances Russell of was reported stolen Tuesday. Police and sharing. COMMUNITY- STAINLESS Pirates 3-4, Expos 1-3: the major leagues in strikeouts with 14-3, in a Farm Little League Tourna the second. Tuesday morning. Three cases of Tim Lang’s double up the alley in Manchester. are still investigating. Bird Path of Pete Frankovitch, Boland Bill Ribonson, Willie Stargell and 145. ment tilt at Waddell Field. Lee DeAngelis chipped in a solo liquid valued at 3250, a Polaroid n right center. Lang scored when Stan The funeral will be Thursday at Vernon Oil eliminated American Omar Moreno slugged home runs in Dodgers 4, Braves I: Danny Cole rapped three hits and homer in the seconcl, Campbell camera valued at $150 and about $100 Jackass penguins have Forostoski’s grounder ricocheted off allowed a runner to reach second 9; 15 a.m. at the Samsel-Bassinger Michael Chase, 27, of 10 Cottage the nightcap to give the Bugs a sweep Dusty Baker, Joe Ferguson and Jimmy Smith and John McCarthy in loose change was reported mis nested so many centuries on Legion, 5-0, Monday night at the third base bag into left field. base in the first inning on walks but Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, St., Rockville, was charged Tuesday of their twinbili with Montreal. Bert Davey Lopes all hit doubles during a two apiece for Janitorial. Joe sing. Dassen Island at the tip of Leber Field in a Town Little. Two more markers were added in settled down to control matters after with a ,Glass in St. Margaret Police charged Terry G. Brown, 18, night with disorderly conduct after a South Africa that millions Blyleven had a three-run double and three-run fourth inning to lead the Angeloni stroked a pair of blows for League Tournament clash. the fourth frame. Lang reached on a that. Mary’s Qhirch at 10 ^m . Burial will and Kenneth Gallagher, 22, both of domestic disturbance. He was upon millions of their feet combined with Kent Tekulve on a six- Dodgers over the Braves. Don Sutton Nichols. be in Wapping Cemetery. have worn away the rock. Tuesday’s scheduled game fielder’s choice and Forostoski hitter for the Pirates’ victory in the earned his fifth straight win. Stonehaven Hotel in Springfield, released on a promise to appear in reached on an error. Both runners Friends may call at the funeral court on July 18. The penguins keep to paths between the Oilers and Modern opener. Mass., with soliciting without a per that run nearly arrow- moved up on a passed ball and came home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Janitorial was washed out and Culls 7, Cardinals 5: mit. 'Thev were released on a $50 straight from nesting home on a two-base blow to deep left ground to sea. rescheduled tonight at Leber Field at A leadoff homer by Bobby Murcer Rain postpones play center by Sue Wallace. 6 o’clock. All other scheduled tilts in the fith inning broke a 4-4 tie to ___i i are pushed back one day. Tonight’s The final tally was computated in Leaders AopiKiuE* Chattau' Mo<»em Antique* Independence* PauiRfvere' Vtnelia’ Satlni<)u«’ give Chicago its eighth straight win Capitirano* Cherie* Morart* loser hits the sidelines permanently the fifth on a hit, error and ground Fabulous Sidewalk L o u iilin a ’ ChirtooufB* F to iH ift' over St. Louis this season. Bruce Independence Palteni available with Place Style Knivei end out. houseplants Forfca Of Platol Style Knivea end 3-Tine Dinnet Pdfkt. in the double elimination tourney. Sutter picked up his 11th save, Paul flavate Patlam la availabla wllh Place of Putol Siyla Knivta. Boland of the International League Frankovitch struck out 13 and Hobson sidelined gifts Siamlest preserving rookie Dave Geisel’s first Sale Values At Community SUihlKS REGULAR issued only one free pass as Boland Batting 33’ i’ . AEGULAP RETAIL plated all the runs it needed in the se major-league win. cut flowers llAr- SALE an A ii RETAIL ousted the American League entry. cond inning. Matt Gallagher doubled Padres 7, Giants 5; National League Teaspoon . . . tl.67 T e a sp o o n ...... ' ' i m Fruit Spoon, S erraled...... just inside the first base bag down Brian McAuley and Jim Powers had AB H Ave. Fruit Spoon. Serrated Dave Winfield’s third career grand for several weeks • Soup S p o o n ...... the only safeties for Legion. 240 .329 Soup Spoon . the right field line. He moved to slam ignited a five-run first inning Burroughs, Atl 79 Tall Drink'Spoon Tall Drink Spoon '*^ Colonial 3-Tme Dinner Fork J 'iJ Madlock, SF 219 69 .318 Dinner Fork Dinner F o r k ...... J*^ Salad Fork Puhl, Hou 290 92 .317 Salad F o r k ...... J*JJ Seafood Fork . CHICAGO (UPI) — The Boston Red Sox, their chance at July 4 Seafood Fork “ J? Smith, LA 224 71 .317 Butter Spreader Butter S p re a d e r* ...... ’ *^ fireworks against the New York Yankees washed out by ram Dinner Knife. Serrated Parker, Pit 282 89 .316 Dinner Knife, Serraled J*®® Steak Knife Steak K n il e t ...... •*•* Simmons, St. L 281 88 .313 tonight begin a two-game series against the Chicago White Sdx Pistoi Handle Dinner Knife ion third in Salem event Pistol Handle Dinner Knife . . . J®® Pistol Handle Steak Knife Griffey, Cin 328 102 .311 in the first of six pre-All Star break road games. Butter Knife . . - — / • • J*®* Butler Knife Bowa, Phil 304 94 .309 “ It was a tough slreldi ol games, Sugar Spoon ...... J*®® Manchester Legion baseball send it into extra frames. power Tauton. Lefthander Bill Lee (8-3) goes Sugar Spoon Tablespoon ...).. 286 88 .308 . Tablespoon Oark, SF but we certainly did the job." Carl Pierced Tablespoon ...... «-0® Two hit batsmen, a walk and 2-RBI Gliha had three hits including two after his ninth win of the season for Pierced Tablespoon team, buoyed by its youthful Whitfield, SF 252 77 .306 Serving F o r k ...... *-®J Yastrzemski Tuesday. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 5. 197B- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamliesler. Conn.. Wed.. July 5. 1978 Archeologists study methods of Indian attack Superior Court judge mulls Killian-Grasso lawsuit burning and looting the houses, the "So confident were the colonists at The geographic society said the primary. Killian claims Mrs. Grasso The governor’s slate of delegates “This case has implications as “I resented him using my name WASHINGTON (UPn - A apparently struck from behind been preserved as if in a time cap NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Superior both sides of the lawsuit rested their statement said. Wolstenholme Towne that they had plan was masterminded by Chief’ ■ allowed her name to be illegally beat Killian’s slate by an almost two- much or more than Watergate,” since I was backing Ella Grasso,’’ treasure house of almost perfectly during the raid on Good Friday. 1622. sule. Court Judge Robert A. Wall has cases Monday. Hume said in a telephone interview invited several Indians to join them, Opechancanough. ’ • linked in campaign advertisements to-one-margin in the New Britain Brodigan said. Januszewski said. preserved artifacts in the ruins of a The victim, his skull smashed by a “The artifacts we’re finding, the given no clue as to when he will rule Killian has asked Wall for a variety that the discovery is “a big and all were eating and socializing Digging in the fort area has' with a popular New Briteiri lawyer, primary. But Mrs. Grasso’s lawyer, James Januszewski testified he had only Virginia settlement are giving blow from the rear, was found in layout of the fort, all these things are on Lt. Gov. Robert K; Killian’s claim of “reliefs,” including a new breakthrough for us.” He said it began, inside the enclosures and dwellings produced a number of surprising ar-- Edward Januszewski. The prosecution spent five days Wade, said "the people of New Bri met Killian a few times and the archeologists a vivid picture of a mid-June in a hastily dug grave out giving us an extraordinary view of that Gov. Ella T. Grasso trieif to primary. After both sides presented when a corner of the fort was found when the guests struck’” said the tifacts, including a full helmet from a Januszewski, a candidate for questioning witnesses. The defense tain were not fooled. They were not lieutenant governor “was not a per successful Trojan Horse-type of In side a fort protecting the lost town. those people who settled Virginia deceive voters in last month’s their final arguments, Wall recessed three years ago. and “is very impor National Geographic Society, which suit of armor complete with cheek probate court, was not on the ballot did not call anyone to the stand. deceived.” sonal friend." To illustrate his point, dian attack 356 years ago. Wolstenholme Towne. almost at the very beginning." Democratio primary in New Britain. the hearings indefinitely. He did not pieces and visor. Beneath It was an' in the May 2 primary. But Killian In his final argument, Killian’s “They went into the voting booth Januszewski noted that his name was Ivor Noel Hume, resident Unlike Jamestown, we re seeing Flecks of wind-blown ash and tant to Virginia history. ” supported the research. Killian, who is challenging Mrs. indicate when he will render a deci "All through Virginia, at com entire backplate, probably from’ claims campai^ advertisements Irf lawyer, George Brodigan, said the and did what they wanted to do,” he misspelled in a letter he received archeologist at Colonial a settlement that has been un possibly chips of burned clay from All the evidence indicates the at Grasso for the Democratic guber sion. munities and houses from present- cavalry armor. '' voters to believe if they cast their voters of New Britain were “the vic from Killian. W illiamsburg, said in a report disturbed since earliest colonial daub walls found at the site support tack was part of one of the best natorial nomination, filed a lawsuit In his suit, Killian claims Mrs. said. day Richmond through the Tidewater Other military hardware un- ' ballots "for Mrs. Grass’s slate of 44 tims of a carefully laid-out plan” of At the beginning of Monday’s ses For their final witness, Killian’s released Tuesday, archeologists times.” Hume said. “The Indians the theory that settlers held out as planned and coordinated Indian at claiming she took part in a campaign Grasso, her campaign staff and area, the same ruse worked on the earthed in the fort included five delegates to the state convention deceptive advertising by Mrs. Grasso sion, Januszewski resumed lawyers called Julius Palumbo to the digging on a plantation a few miles wiped it out and nobody really long as possible on that March 22. tacks ever carried out in the advertising scheme to pull the wool others sought to deceive voters in girsly morning.” firing mechanisms from matchlock they would also be voting for and her supporters. testimony he began last Friday. He stand. Palumbo is the brother-in-law awav have found the skelton of a man resettled the site, so in effect it's and then fled to the fort with Indians colonies. over the voters’ eyes. Attorneys on New Britain’s May 2 Democratic muskets, several pewter lids from .Januszewski. said the “Ella and Eddy” adver of Rep. Julius Morris, D-New Bri the powder containers for a tisements would only have been mis tain, who headed the Killian slate of musketeer's bandolier, and 14(k leading to someone who knew delegates in the New Britain Modern Indians reverse ‘Longest Walk’ bullets. nothing about the New Britain primary. Hume said fragments of glass' Sailors stranded on Block Island primary. Even though his brother-in-law's bottles, cooking pots and dishes and “If you didn't read anything about name was on the ballot, Palumbo Washington predicted Tuesday to continue on that same line of front of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Barreiro said along the way local any,” the spokesman said. “Most WASHINGTON i l ' P I ' . - Re'’®'’.’ an elaborate iron fireback used to BL(X:K ISLAND, R.I. (UPI) - stay on their boats or were forced to forced to spend the night when the it (the primary) at all, you might be testified he voted for Mrs. Grasso by sing the "Longest Walk” when In federal and community cooperation thought.” said Jose Barreiro. a building on Constitution Avenue. officials and community leaders people are staying on their boats. protect a fireplace hearth left the im Several hundred people who when the high winds carried their storm broke about 9 p.m. Tuesday. misled,” he said. mistake because he was dians were forced westward by and their own spiritual intentions, spokesman for the group. "We don't This time, a National Park Service have helped find food and health They just have to wait it out. There's pression that a “man of con journeyed to Block Island in dinghies out to sea or sent them drif A Coast Guard spokesman on Block During cross examination, Wade “brainwashed" by the Grasso- spreading colonial settlements, a will prevent a repeat of the destruc anticipate any difficulties" permit has been obtained for the facilities for the walkers. He said nothing else they can do.” sequence” lived within the fort. everything from row boats to yachts ting. Island, about eight to 10 miles from showed Januszewski a piece of Januszewski advertisements. group of modern native Americans tive occupation of federal offices by The earlier caravan began as a erection of 50 tepees near the there are “many old people and James Kelly, spokesman for the Hume believes that man was were stranded overnight, waiting for “They have a m ess down there,” a the Rhode Island coast, said despite Killian campaign literature in which “I’m prejudiced against women in are walking from California to a the Trail of Broken Treaties Caravan journey to Washington for Indian Washington Monument grounds, and young people on the walk and we Shennecossett Yacht Club in Groton, William Harwood, who governed a up to 35 mile per hour winds and six- Coast Guard spokesman in Boston weather forecasts promising milder Killian referred to Januszewski as an politics,” Palumbo said during cross peaceful demonstration in the in 1972. rights. Before it was over, a federal Bill Wahpepah of Oakland. Calif., one have the support of the Methodist and Conn., said about three quarters of 31-square mile tract of land known as to-10 foot seas to subside. said. “The weather there is just a weather today, they weren’t “old friend." examination. nation's capital July 15. "The nature of the walk is a building had been ransacked, and an of the leaders, says “We are not here Catholic churches.” the club's boats never made it back Martin’s Hundred. Although some sought shelter in mess." promising anything. Leaders of the Indian march on spiritual one and we hope to be able illegal tepee was built on the lawn in to raise hell but to raise heaven.” from Block Island as planned. island hotels, others either chose to An estimated 400 to 500 boats were “This wind hasn’t' dropped down Firemen return Ex-policeman dies to Memphis duty TOP NOTCH SLASHES of shot in heart MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPl) - Firemen and city officials , DANIELSON (UPI) - A former Willimantic police of resume contract negotiations today and authorities ficer who allegedly shot a rookie patrolman escorting reported no unusual outbreaks of fires since the firemen ) him to trial shot himself through the heart afterwards, returned to duty Tuesday. autopsy results show. More than 400 fires — many of them arson — broke out , John Knight, 31, Monday allegedly grapped the pistol over the weekend during the firemen s three-day from the holster of Willimantic patrolman John Culpin. walkout k 21, and shot him in the abdomen, Knight was fatally shot Firefighters obeyed a court injunction ordering them ' moments later by Culpin’s partner, Thomas Clark, back to work Tuesdav morning. About 450 of the 1.400 k Culpin, sworn in just one week ago, remained in serious members of the International Association of Firefighters PRICES EFFECTIVE ' condition at Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam. Knight, Local 1784 returned on Independence day and the rest THRU JULY 8, 1978. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD OPEN MON., TUES., WED., SAT. 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. V fired from the department two years ago, was dead on were due for shift changes today and Thursday. ¥ 7 arrival at the same hospital Monday morning. GLASTONBURY MIDDLETOWN THURS. & FRI 8:30 A.M. to 1 0 P.M. " The men are going back to work reluctantly.” said S s^ a°m“pV ur^^^^ 260 North Main at Main 1150 Burnside Avenue 801 Siiver Lane Medical examiner Elliot Gross said after the autopsy Kuhron Huddleston, president of the firefighters’ union. Fox Run Mall 900 Washington St. RI.66 CLOSED EVERY SUNDAY F Tuesday that Knight died from three gunshot wounds - A two-dav. overnight curfew was lifted by Mayor . two fired in the neck and abdomen by Clark and a third Wveth Chandler when the firemen returned to work. I self-inflicted wound to the heart. ■We've had a verv routine day. Nothing out of the or The shooting took place outside Danielson Town Hall as dinary.” Fire Lt. Richard E. Daugherty said Tuesday ( Culpin was escorting Knight to Superior Court to- be night. arraigned on charges of beating and slabbing a former Officials reported nine major weekend fires. One of the I police dispatcher, who is an amputee. worst was a two-block blaze in south Memphis that Police said Knight also is suspected of having fired a destroyed several businesses and prompted the evacua I shotgun blast at Police Capt. Raymond Eli's home March tion of several hundred residents from a nearby housing 30. project. I Knight was handcuffed with his hands in front of him Another blaze gutted an entire block near a midtown and was walking into the town hall when Culpin apparent- entertainment center, wiping out nine buildings. Officials \ ly got in front or alongside of him momentarily, police said more than 100 businesses were destroyed or ' said. damaged in weekend fires, but no major injuries were k Knight grabbed the pistol and fired it into Culpin s ab- reported. ’ domen, police said. Clark then jumped out of a cruiser Several issues on the bargaining table when the k and shot Knight twice at close range, the authorities said negotiations were abruptly halted Friday were still to be ^ * Witnesses said Clark was incredulous at the shooting of settled, including a demand for extra compensation for 16 his partner and shouted at Knight, “Why the hell did you hours of the firefighters' 24-hour shifts. r have to do that?” Willimantic Detective Lt. Paul Slyman said police had NAACP says Bakke SAVE 54* I searched Knight, his apartment and car this weekend. frozen Foods } SAVE 45* SAVE 51* Weapons confiscated during the search were sent to the doesn’t bar quotas 200 count Box 4oz. 61/^ oz. 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SWEET MEATED HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut Citizens Action are inviting confrontation. SAVE 50* SAVE 58‘ Group has promised to fight the phone company's plan to The NAACP serves notice on the media that they BONELESS 6A 00 FRANCO- 46oz. CAN KRAFT 18oz. i-BONE $028 charge frequent users of directory assistance unless the must cease making the Supreme Court Bakke decision ( r 120Z. Can SAVE4^^ HONEYDEW phone company gives the extra money it earns back to that which is not The court's majority did not outlaw AMERICAN HAWAIIAN y|TEAKS...... i Z RIB EYE STEAKS (Delmonico) b. 3 bUO customers. quotas. WaCHADE 4 S I ' BARBECUE MELONS The Southern New England Telephone Co. has filed a We will accept any challenge posed to the meaningful, Spaghettio's RED plan with the Public Utilities Control Authority which implementation of affirmative action, whether it comes i SAUCE I^SMPE DRINKO I 14.70Z. Can PUNCH would give each customer five free directory assistance in the form of hostile litigation or legislation, wanton and a o c calls a month. Subsequent directory assistance calls reckless opinion and speculation, footgragging by the , would cost the customer 20 cents apiece. private sector or apology and doubletalk by government' Dairy Foods ^ each CCAG director Marc Caplan said Tuesday SNET should bureaucrats" SAVE! VALU-PAK SALE! not be allowed to keep any extra revenue it makes under q i 2 ? i n 2 ?i the proposed plan. Minority hiring plans set SAVE 58' WHOLE 10 to 14lbs. w m n M n E . . _____ $ i A O Sanrif DbII } HARTFORD (UPI) — New Haven's Corporation SWEET LIFE P 6 4 RadVInagariHallan or Qoldan Italian A 64 GROUND ROUND PATTIES a 1 . 4 o Counsel Joseph D. 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PACK KIOHTKKN — MANCHESTER EVKMNG HERALD. Miimliestor. Conn.. Weil.. July 5. 1978 Neighbors still fighting Hospital extends its service catering business at hall to two other area hospitals VERNON — The Human Services volunteer with the Rockville staff, The first class will be tonight from By MAL BARLOW Frank N. Barone, director of'the Prosecutor John Bailey, "It was a and Alcoholic Care Department of who, is doing a practicum for his 7:30 to 9 and the others will be the waste of time. They had their minds Herald Reporter department of inspections and per Rockville General Hospital has master's degree in social work at the same time on July 11,18, and 25. mits, wrote April 18, 1972, to John made up.” extended its services to Manchester University of Connecticut, is serving The material to be presented in the EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Susan DelGreco of the society. He used a Her husband, Sidney Stangeland, Stafford area residents there. classes was developed by Dr. Donald Kniep of 50 Roberts St. said a phone Memorial Hospital and to Stafford's certified mail letter as previous said, “I personally like to hear peo Johnson Memorial Hospital. While training of the Johnson staff Pet, a Manchester psychiatrist and call last week nearly made her give letters had not been answered, she ple have a good time. But this place nurses has already been completed, his associates at the Connecticut up her struggle against what she and Bill Evans has joined the staff at said. is too much.” Rockville to counsel at Manchester future plans include educational Drug aiid Alcohol Training Center for her neighbors call the abuses taking “Please contact this office im- “I don’t understand now (Wawer) programs for community groups the Eastern Alcohol and Elducation place at the Mt. Carmel Hall at 30 Hospital, Lee M. Silversteln, Human itiedlately so that we can set up a can be licensed in the building and Services director said. such as schools, police department Training Program. Roberts St. meeting'with you and the Town of not have it be classified as anything Evans has an extensive and churches. Also, a volunteer Those interested should register by “I just sat down and cried,” she East Hartford Chief of Police, Cor other than a business,” said Mrs. background in dealing with alcoholic organization for alcoholic are will be contacting John Woods by calling the said. poration Counsel and myself regar Kriiep. care. At Manchester he is seeing both established. hospital and asking for extension 296. The call was from Robert H. ding (the hall). This is an urgent Next steps include pressing police Referrals will be accepted on a 24- Schultz, head of the town's health of in and out-patients and is coor Atlendinp; rluHses ~T Vi m atter and must be taken care of im to continue investigating complaints dinating a staff of volunteers for hour basis at Johnson by calling Lois Leary, a counselor with the fice in the department of health and mediately or legal action will be and to press for action by the town’s Rockville General, except on Mon social services. He had called her to alboholic care. department, has won a state i N £ taken," Barone wrote. corporation counsel office on their He and his staff of volunteers are day and Friday between 7 and 11 a.m. scholarship to the Rutgers Summer tell her he had sent an application claimed zoning violations. A May 18, 1972, meeting was providing 24-hour daily coverage at when Woods can be reached at John School of Alcoholic Studies in New I m iiuLiu:ii:r::iis»H iiTniirn------— form to Clem Wawer of C&W “We’re doing all we can do,” said followed by assurance from the the Manchester unit. Until 5 p.m. dai son, 684-4251. Brunswick, N.J. F r - : ^ . ------Catering to get the firm licensed for society's attorney, then Seymour L. Kniep, ly Evans can be reached by calling Classes srlieduled The program, now underway, is catering in town. The firm has been Kroopnick of Hartford, that cause for 646-1222. After 5 p.m. call the The Human Services department is considered to be the most advanced working in and out of Mt. Carmel complaints would cease. Hall for over two years, she said. Damages denied Rockville Hospital at 872-0501. sponsoring a series of four classes program of its type in the country, Cease and desist Counseling services are provided for volunteers who wish to work with hospital officials said. -■1 “This means we have a restaurant HARTFORD (DPI) - Upholding a Workmen brick up the outside walls of the year. The general contractor is the Aspinet Barone issued a cease and desist at the Stafford Hospital on Monday the department. on our street," she said. iower court decision, the state Construction Co. of Avon. (Herald photo by L.y “This means we have a business order against Wawer's use of the hall and Friday mornings. John Woods, a South Windsor public library, a project that is on Feb. 5, 1978. Wawer asked for a Supreme Court has denied $550,(KK) in expected to be completed by the end of the Chastain) in a residential (R-3) zone." damages sought by a Wethersfield The neighbors of the hall have been delay while he sought a ZBA variance L f i'» couple who sued the telephone com complaining of parties and noise at to allow C&W Catering to work “out ,1------pany because an ex-convict took the hall for nearly 10 years, she said. of” the hall. , Vernon residents now call They have charged that the society is March 30 the ZBA denied the them hostage. /,V£ I In 1971, Banker Paul Montinieri allowing the hall to be used as a variance. Wawer said in April he Work progresses on library would move his firm out of the hall and his wife. Marguerite, were held business site. They felt they had won at gunpoint in their Wethersfield a unanimous town Zoning Board of but would continue catering parties make the building a reality. home by Richard Wilson, a 25-year- 872-733 to report fires SOUTH WINDSOR - The new Street and the Sadd Library at Wap- Appeals (ZBA) decision March ^0 to take place there. ping Five Corners, in favor of a 21,000 Jubilant library supporters were ------zo-o'~- The neighbors have charged old former convict from New York. $831,000 public library should be ,, -// ------which would stop catering firms square foot central library structure. soon subdued however, when the Wawer has changed nothing. His After a three-and-a-half-hour “open for business” by early from using the hall as a business site. Both the Sadd Library and Wood federal government notified the town equipment is still in the hall. He . siege, a poiice marksman wounded VERNON - Effective immediate ty Mutual Aid dispatch service in larger dispatch center. A new dual January, according to Library Direc at 30 Roberts St. It was never built. The "The ZBA hearing meant nothing,” Tolland. The old number of 875-7070 console will be installed shortly to tor W. Clayton Massey. Memorial were closed upon Shaffer’s that a computer error had been made Members of the Societa Maria SS DiMonte answers the Mt. Carmel phone as Wilson and the Montinieri’s were ly, a new phone number has been ap and the town, in fact was, only going drawing along with one of a pavilion also not said Mrs. Kniep. "Who do you turn to will be maintained for an adjustment handle the various radio frequencies Massey said Aspinet Construction recommendations, with the former Carmelo Inc. submitted this drawing in 1966 now? We have gone everywhere.” C&W Catering. Parties still take freed. proved for the area served by the to get a grant of $390,000. But five years later, the couple period, Johnson said. required.by the emergency services Co. of Avon, general contractors for reopening soon after as a community to the East Hartford Zoning Commission built are on file at the town inspections and place there and they claim many of Vernon Fire Department. The On July 28, 1977 the Town Council ‘A nice chapel’ filed suit against the Southern New Johnson said he wants to remind of the area, Ronald Litell, head of the the long awaited project, should be library supported entirely by local permits office. But the society did build a them are wild and.disjturb the number, 872-7333 is now used by the voted 6-3 to appropriate the ad (now the town Planning and Zoning Commis Mrs. Kniep and her neighbors have England Telephone Co,, claiming all residents of the importance in center said. finished by December. residents and an endowment by the neighborhood. Vernon Ambulance Service and ditional $46,000 needed, and the sion) as part of their plans for the use of land brick and cinderblock hall. spent many hundreds of dollars they were taken hostage because an calling the new fire number in case The 872-7333 number is presently “Once the exterior walls are com late William R. Wood. The neighbors met June 28 to talk several area towns* project was under way. building their case against the hall. operator had given Wilson their of a fire in order to avoid confusion used for the Ellington Ambulance pleted then the roof can be put on,” Meanwhile, a “ temporary” library over their lack of progress. Vernon Fire Chief William Johnson Although the library building is not They have hired lawyers and private street address from an unpublished and to expedite the fire department's Service, the Crystal Lake Fire and said Massey, "and the remainder of opened in cramped quarters with Mrs. Helen Stangeland said of a approved the change after there was the spacious structure hoped for by investigators. They have spent hours Ambulance Service, Tolland Fire and the library should move along rather library personal assuming a new June 22 meeting with Assistant telephone listing. a mixup in dispatching fire trucks to response. library proponents over the years, CETA project cut short going over town files. < The new number is on a rotating Ambulance Service, Bolton Fire and quickly.” larger library would be built. a fire on Route 83 a couple of a weeks it’s 15,000 square feet of space is a One of the first items in their files phone system while the old number Ambulance Service and Andover Massey said part of the moving In 1973, a $1.2 million proposal for a ago. big step up from the cramped 5,000 EAST HARTFORD — In an effort program has a deficit of $400,000. assigned to specific projects in town. is the transcript of the ZBA hearing was only a single line. Fire and Ambulance Service, plus process from the present store front 25,000 square foot library was Johnson said the change is being square feet which now houses the to stem a projected deficit in the Before it decides which positions “Sustaining level" employees, who held June 20,1966. The Societa Maria The mutual aid center is currently Vernon Ambulance and now Vernon operation to the new structure at the defeated in referendum and, in 1974, made to coordinate the phone library operation. will be cut, the town is waiting for of are given general job, will not be SS DiMonte Carmelo Inc. asked for a undergoing several changes by Fire Department. Town Hall site will be a contractual another library proposal, tied in with program, the City of Hartford has cut numbers going into the Tolland Coun Library personnel have been hailed short by a month 27 federally funded ficial notification in the form of a affected. special permit to allow "erection of a remodeling the facilities to a much arrangement. He said the book the massive Plum Gulley Park over the past years for creative and letter from the city manager. Malecky said he could not religious shrine and society meeting processing and administration areas recreation complex was also nixed CETA positions in East Hartford. imaginative programs geared not The positions were originally “We're waiting for a letter from speculate the specifics of the cuts or place of social activities and festival of the library will be moved first. by local voters. only for children, but for adults as funded until Sept. 30. but will instead H artford," said Thomas Malecky, determine which programs would be celebrations” on two acres off Although the library will un The library project again surfaced well. Space limitations, however, end Aug. 31. personnel aide. “Once we get it, we hit the hardest. Roberts Street. doubtedly have to be closed tem last summer when the town was told will take definite administrative "It's sound financial practice to James Shaw of 37 Edison Road, an Chamber appoints committees it was to be awarded $436,000 for a have made it necessary for many of Robert Plant of the city manager's porarily, Massey said he did not feel the programs to be carried out either office in Hartford told the town steps to implement layoffs." hold off on any layoffs until we have officer of the society, spoke then. He that the moving process would public works project under the at Wapping Community House or St. Friday that it would have to cut the Malecky said the cuts will affect it in writing that the program has described the society as having about necessitate a long closing period. federal government’s Public Works Margaret Mary's Church Hall. The project phase of their CETA “project level" CETA employees. been cut," Malecky said. 25 active members, most of them The road from the rented store Employment Act, new library will undoubtedly enable program. Hartford claims the Project level employees are those elderly. to make plans for new year front near Armata’s Market to the The library appeared to be the only projects and programs to be con “We plan to put up a nice chapel new library building has been a long suitable project since the funds could ducted at the library. and shrine and a clubhouse for our present a budget for the coming year and rocky one at best. not be applied toward the new fire VERNON — The Search Com work out the details. The children’s section in the new members. mittee of the Rockville Area Downtown business and for review of the board at the Library proponents have fought headquarters because construction Fireworks reset for tonight "There wouldn’t be any houses that had already begun. library will have shelving no higher professional people are already in September meeting and final ap long and hard since 1965 for a library Chamber of Commerce has been dis than 66 inches, which will allow it would disturbe. We are not a loud volved and help is hoped for from proval will be asked of the new board building — or at least reasonable On July 11, 1977, amid protests Park. meeting of the Inland Wetlands Com banded and has now become the small children to reach books and EAST HARTFORD — It will not be group, anyway.” senior citizen and civic groups, at the October meeting. library space. In 1965, Kenneth R. from library opponents, the Town the Fourth of Julv. but the skies over' Parking will be allowed at the park mission scheduled for July 11 has Oversight Committee. materials. A grant of $17,500 will pay One June 28, 1966, the ZBA voted The Search Committee was formed Tricarico said. Anyone else in Two other committees are in the Shaffer, director of the School of Council appropriated $257,000 to add East Hartford will light up just the but police have imposed parking bans been canceled. There are no matters for new furniture and shelving in the uninimously to grant the permit as it to find a new executive director for terested in helping should contract process of being formed, Harvey A. Library Science at Simmons College, to the grant. The two amounts, plus on most of the surrouding streets. pending and no new business for con children's library. same tonight. would be the “best use of the land,” the chamber after Bernie Crowl Tricarico at 875-7312 or call the Desruisseaux, president of the board recommended that the town abandon $134,000 in the library’s own trust The town's fireworks display, Ideal Display of Moscow, Pa., will sideration. chairman Henry Genga said ZBA members. retired from that position. Mrs. Anne chamber office. said. The By-Laws Review Com the Wood Memorial Library on Main fund, was all that was needed to which was postponed due to ram, will handle the fireworks this year. announced. In other town news, the regular The chapel or shrine was never Flint was hired for the job. With the chamber year in its final mittee will be chaired by Lee Higgins be held tonight at 9 at McAuliffe built. The pavilion became a brick The function of the new committee quarter, a Nominating Committee who will chose two additional and cinderblock structure. Instead of will be to analyze the success of the and a Budget Committee have been members from the board or the East Hartford police report being built away from the road, the newly defined executive director appointed. membership at large, to help her. Budget will be considered structure now called Mt. Carmel position, to make salary change The Nominating Committee is Officer William Yetz, representing Hall is just several car lengths from recommendations, and to help the headed by Steve Lament and will pre the Vernon Police Department on the time between 8 p.m. Tuesday and the first sharp bend in Roberts Street new director during her first year. sent 12 nominees to the July 12 board, has been named chairman of Three Hartford men were arrested Stella Greene. 59. of 153 Oak St.. at public hearing tonight 12.30 this morning. Missing was $120 near Forbes Street. Mrs. Flint took over the job meeting of the board for its approval. the Public Relations Committee. Tuesday night after they allegedly Mancnesier. was cnarged wiih worth of codiene, valium, and Mrs. Kniep said ietters on file at the committee decided that the posi A ballot listeing the 12 will then be Desruisseaux said the main function tlieii views if they had known that a offered to sell marijuana to an usher shoplifting at J.M. Field's. She was George Kniep of 50 Roberts St., East Hartford, stands in two town meetings to adjourn to penicillin, plus a calculator and two the Town Hall are evidence the hali tion would have to be changed con sent to the entire membership which of this committee will be to develop a COVENTRY - Tonight’s public mill rate would be set. at the Showcase Cinema on Silver released on a promise to appear in front of his home, a more than 200-year-old renovated farm ballot boxes as a result of petition tapes. Total value of the stolen goods got complaints about its use and siderably if it were to stay part-time. will elect six of the 12 to serve as brochure on the TriTown area which hearing at 7:30 at the high school will Tonight’s hearing will guide the Lane, police said. court July 17. house his wife, Susan, grew up in. Down the street is the Mount consider the Town Council’s new drives. is $279. abuse from its earliest days after The committee therefore made directors for the coming year. will be available at financial in Jesse Brainard, a former council council on whether its cuts meet with Arrested were Awiido Rivera. 18. being built in 1968. Carmel Hall of 30 Roberts St. (Herald photo by Barlow) $4.5-million budget proposal for 1978- taxpayer approval, Chairman Jack There was a burglary at the St. changes which are resulting in the At its September meeting, the stitutions, real estate offices and chairman and a leader of the petition Luis A. Garcia. 20; and Josue Gon- There was a burglary at Electronic 79 which would utilize the 68,5-mill Myles said. A date for a town Rose School. 21 Church St. A custo president of the board of directors board will then elect as many ad other strategic outlets for anyone drives, said he would haul the salez. 22. all of Hartford. They were Metrics of 676 Tolland St. Tuesday at rate set by the council at a special meeting to accept or reject the dian discovered $2,000 worth of tools having to take on more responsibility ditional directors as needed to bring new coming into the towns of Vernon, Democratic-controlled council charged with possession of meeting last week. budget is expected to be established and a tool box missing Monday mor 8;30 p.m. A window was smashed, FARWJIESHIESS in directing the chamber and ac- the board up to its full compliment of Tolland, or Ellington. before the Freedom of Information marijuana. police said, but nothing was taken. The council took the unprecedental at the hearing. All three were held on $500 bond ning. SUPER , complishing its goals. 21 members. The July 12 meeting of the board Commission for setting the mill rate MT. VERNON The new director will be spending Dan Wright will serve as chairman will be at Sing Lee Restaurant, in the action of setting the mill rate before Because the mill rate has been set, and were presented in court today. Police said entry was gained when adoption of a budget by the taxpayers at a meeting not specifically called Daniel L. Mammoliti apparently much of her time visiting chamber of the Budget Committee which will El Camino Plaza, Route 30. if townspeople vote to reduce the the hinge pins were removed from after Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel for that purpose. wanted a street sign with his first SAVINGS! members, recruiting new members, The call of last Thursday’s meeting budget below the 68.5 mills, surplus There was a sexual assualt in the the custodians's door. The door was ID AIRY STORES! advised that state statute and legal name on it. Police said he took one GUARANTEED ■ and developing new approaches to included a discussion with the board tax revenue will be added to next area of 249 Silver Lane at 10; 30 Mon then pried open. Police are in which had rested on the corner of EVERYDAY! precedent allowed selectmen (or year’s cash accumulations and may day night. Police said a man forced a uiEJHAiorjriiujueEYi serving the needs of the members. of education and “to discuss and take vestigating. Daniel and Bidwell streets. He was SALE ENDS SAT., JULY 8,1978 councilmen) to do so. be applied to a future budget. The woman into a vacant lot and As of the end of June, Mrs. Flint Survey of buildings action on the budget.” Schwebel told Almost $45,000 has been cut from charged with criminal mischief in ; said she has visited about one-third of the council that setting the mill rate town meeting may not increase the threatened her. stating he had a Someone broke into Faith Taber PETRI the general government budget, and the third degree. Mammoliti. 22. of * the membership and plans to con- was allowable under the call of the council’s final recommendations — it knife. Police said he did not have one. nacle Church at 1535 Forbes St. CREMEJIORNS the board of education took a slash of 125 Forbes St., was released on $100 * tinue this program of personal con- may accept them, reject them, or but he forced sexual contact with sometimes between Sunday night and nearing completion $67,000. The council’s 71-mill budget notice. Monday Morning. surety bond. Court date is July 17|. ! tact on a continuing basis. ”I am But Brainard maintains that set lower them. her. Police are investigating. SAVE was defeated in a referendum last The Board of Education will reveal The plastic louvres on an office working with the new Membership ting the tax rate is a separate action Sandra Wasslk. 41. was charged HEBRON — The Hebron Board of month, and a 72-mill proposal failed tonight where it has applied the one- A Hartford man was shot in the leg door were ripped apart. Police 10‘ Committee in putting together an Lions elect ' from establishing the budget and with second-degree arson after she in May. and-a-half-mill cut mandated by the beiieve entry was made through this aggressive membership requirement Selectmen heard a brief report on an The Hebron Lions Club recently thus the council’s action violated the near 130 Nutmeg Lane Tuesday night. set fire to a newspaper and dropped DELICI0U8I 09* Value Annual budgets are usually acted council. The council may cut the bot Randy Jones. 19. of 145 Sisson Ave. door. Nothing appears to have been program,” she said. architectural survey of town elected Leo J. Tierney of Wall Street state’s information laws. He stated it on her living room rug at 74 Central on at town meetings in Coventry. But tom line of the education appropria was treated for a minor gunshot taken, police said. The Economic and Development buildings at its last meeting. as the club president for the 1978-79 that many more people would have Ave.. police said. She put out the fire RICHARDSOM’S Davie Baber, who is making the the Republican Town Committee, tion but may not decide where cuts wound at Hartford Hospital, police Committee, headed by Larry term of office. attended the council meeting to give before the Fire Department arrived, PARTY MINTS ; Merlino, recently completed a sur- survey, said that he has made about Others elected include Ward Stein- favoring a reduction in taxes, forced may be applied. said. There was a burgiarv on Mill Road. Jones had been standing outside 130-%Entry was gained through an un- police said. She was held on $1,000 * vey of area businesses. The 130 surveys to date, and plans to miller, past president; Ramon D. bond and was scheduled to appear in SAVE Nutmeg Lane in Tudor Village when locked bedroom window on the east ' programs most frequently noted on finish by the end of this week. Campbell, first vice president; 20‘ he was shot. Police are investigating, side of the house. It occurred some court today. the survey answers were crime A copy of the survey data, in Charles Barrasso, second vice presi Full Pound prevention and zoning. The com cluding a map keyed to sites, a brief HYCC elects Joseph Campise 89* Volut 4 Qiwat Flavor* dent; Bruce R. McBryde, third vice mittee is now in the process of town history and a bibliography will president; Joseph Simmons Jr., be placed on file with the Connecticut East Hartford public records 100% PURE from Florida NEW EASTERN SmilE preparing a basic handbook for new secretary; A. Iver Jensen, PRINGLE'S businesses which may wish to locate Historical Commission as well as the treasurer; Raymond Allain, finan president at annual meeting ORANGE M CE POTATO CHIPS POTATOES in the Tri-Town area. Hebron Historial Society for use by cial secretaiy; Anthony J. Viscon Warranty deeds tax $18.70. Rolling Meadow Estates Inc. to Andrew Tricarico, also of the the public. ti, tail twister; and Clyde A. Fox as through June 22. Items taken were Economic and Development Com- First Selectman Aaron Reid again' VERNON — The Hockanum Valley Paul S. Fagan to James F. Fagan Marilyn F. Trachtman et al to Joseph E. Hodel et al, property on lion tamer. valued at about $2,300. to 10 a.m .; soccer clinic for those age SAVE ' mittee, who heads the Rockville asked for residents to come forth and Community Council Inc. has elected et al. property on Woodlawn Circle, Mark R. Hope et al, property on Hartz Lane, conveyance tax $59.95. Directors elected to serve a one- Breaks were into a home on 11-13, 10 to 11 a.m. Jefferson Street, convyance tax $50. Johanne M. Carmel est. to OVER iC r^evelopment project, is planning a serve on the Economic Development year term qre Bruce Kalom and Gor Joseph A. Campise as president for Evergreen Road, apartm ents on The clinics will be led by Pete conveyance tax $33. lO Haus Lercle to East Oak Develop ' Lawrence E. Styza et al, property on day of festive activities to bring peo Commission or the Water Pollution Talcottvillle Road and Union Street, James McGeehan et al to Patrick 20< 1.49 don Rathbun. the coming year. Moulin of Tolland who is a physical ment Co., property on Oak Street, Carremont Avenue, conveyance tax ple into the center of Rockville. The Control Commission; he asked those Directors elected to serve a two- Other officers elected at the recent the Maple Street School, Rockville A. LaFountain, property on A QREAT BUYI education teacher at the Northeast conveyance tax $13.20. $41.80. g>ea.;- ■ ,'*i. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 5, 197« U.S. protests National Weather Forecast DRIVER WANTED for school RELIABLE PERSON - three PIANO INSTRUCTION - by telephone from your own boa van, part' time mornings evenings a week. Have car School's out - Start now! home. YOU choose the hours. and altemoons, paid at an and phone. Good wages. Great Experienced, creative . hourly rate. To begin in for homemaker. Interviews t f i e r a l b 30po n r r 249-777S. teacher has openings for new Soviet at U.N. September for full school July 7 and 11 at Howard John students. ' Beginners OFFSET PRESSMAN, Ab ' year. For information and sons - Manchester. See Ms. welcontod. Sample lesson GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - The United States has CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Dick 360. Call 649-2741 application, call Bolton Board I ^ l x . FREE with registration formally protested the appointment of a Soviet KGB in between 0:30 and 5 p.m. 01 E ducation, 64S-lS6i), Buelneee Opportunity 14 before July 14th. Gretchen through July 14,1078. Van Why, 647-9751. telligence colonel as personnel director at the United SMALL ENGINE Service Nations' European headquarters. AMBITIOUS PERSON wanted to work in place of one DEMONSTRATORS: Earn Corporation - expanding WATER SKI. LESSONS and ANDOVER LAKE - 7 acres Swiss authorities, in an unusual public statement, said WANTED dealer network. No PHONE 643-2711 who didn't. Apply 629 Main $1000 or more, trip to Nassau, rides are now available. Star with insulated cottage and they were "closely studying" a Soviet request to give free kit. Sell name brand toys experience necessary. ting at $200. Call before 9 separate guest cottage. Great ,DANIEL F. SEALE, REALTORS Street, Manchester on Complete training program. diplomatic accreditation to Geli Dneprovsky, identified FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Thursday, July 6tb. 0:45 a.m. and gifts (Fisher-Price, AREA a.m., 742-6173. ^rtsm ans retreat. $54,900. Tonka, Fenton). Treasure ^00. investment required to Call Katherine Bourn, 742- 646-4525 as a KGB colonel. ■Minctl»ite.f,CL MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - House party plan. Call 242- ADVISER s'tart your own business. Ideal Schoofa-Cfaaiea 19 9139. Equal Housing (jppor- 175 Main Street U.S. Ambassador William van den Heuvel Tuesday 5830 or collect TCrson to per for retired or part time. in s week, plus bonuses plus Must Hava Car tunity. filed a protest against the appointment of Dneprovsky, (DM INDEX ADVERTISIN6 ■,o$t and Found 1 $20,000/$30,000 when in branch son for Miss (Jarol 491-2100. Details on request. Mr. FOR THE BEST - Manchester who now is stationed at U.N, headquarters in New York. Also booking parties. Exeallant Job Barker. ESCAA Field Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 SPRING STREET - 8 room, 4 N O T IC U management. For this oppor NEW L IFTIN G th re e RATES for HouawHo Training Division, Box 619, pupils per teacher. FREE in bedroom Colonial, plus family U. S. officials a long time ago warned that Dneprovsky ^ » Loit ind Found IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed tunity apply at The Holiday lonial, modern MALE, PART TIME for Wading River, New York. room. Breezeway, 2 car gar bedroom Colo was a KGB officer. Western sources said. a— Ptrsontfi 1 day vrard p « day female, white with black Inn East Hartford, Exit 58, off troductory lesson with this ad. Forest H ills kitchen $39,000. Call now. Paul 3 — Announcomonti eneral Pizza Shop work. 647-9946 11792. age, on large corner treed lot. Swiss officials in the capital of Berne said U.N. 3 daya ... 10« word par day ^ots, ^ruce Street area. I-M. Interviews 10 a.m'. to 2 t Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Quick occupancy on this lovaly J. Correnti Realtor, 646-5252. 4 — EntorUlnrnem e daya . . . . M word par day Golden Retriever type, buff, p.m., Thursday, July 6th. Ixperienced helpful but not Aak for Qoorgo 1% baths. Hardwood floors. e room il&R Colonial, l i t floor Secretary General Kurt Waldheim will be asked about 5 ^ Auctions 20 daya . . . .6a word par day necessary. Apply within,. 267 MANY PEOPLE only dream '6p.n male, Main Street area. Male uai wiaiHan rorocaai • Large National Corporation. of owning their own business. family room with huge lleldatona MANCHESTER - NEW Soviet agents in top U.N. jobs when he pays an official FINANCIAL . 15 worda $2.0 0 minimum mixed breed, black and Equal Opportunity Employer. East Center Street, Tommy's D REAL ESTATE pointment. Mid $70s. 643-0608. fireplace, spacious sundeck, for Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch Perhaps it's time for you to LISTING. 7 room split level, 2 visit to the Swiss government Thursday and Friday. - Bonds-SlocHs-MoMgigss | brown. Main Street area. Pizzaria. mal dining and living room - Personsi Losns For period ending 7 a.m. EST 7/6/78. During Wednesday persue that dream. 1 have MUKIESIIR timiKM VETBUIK kitchen with lota of cabinets. 4 baths, 3 bedrooms, garage, Although this is strictly a U. N. matter and Waldheim - Insurincs Black puppy, male. Contact beautiful landscaping. Bowers Manchester Dog Warden, 646- night, rain and or showers will be expected in the western TEGHNKUi^ over 1,000 businesses for sale Homei For Sale 23 No down payment or ctosinu cost large bedrooms, 2’A baths, 2 car has little power to block top appointments, officials said, EMPLOYMENT required on this VA appraised 7 garage, treed lot. $77,900. School, $57,500. Hayes Cor area of the Great Lakes, while generally fair skies will by owners. Manv for minimum rm. Colonial with 2 bains and gar* 13 — Help Wanted 4555. RID MEAT poration, 64M131. Switzerland dislikes the publicity, NURSES down. For free' brochure COVENTRY NORTH. Just age. Needs decorating but priced ll&R REALTY CO. 14 — Business Opporlunilies dominate the rest of the nation. Minimum readings include: UIT mM cIms write: Interstate Business listed. Secluded Four to sell at I3S.OOO. "There never has been any secret about Russian in 15 — Silualion Wanted Pononolt (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 (89), WRAPPERS 643-2692 FOR SALE BY OWNER, New Marketing, P.O. Box 1888, Bedroom Colonial. Large nSCHmE.UUmN&ROTWUN Robert D. Murdock, Realtor telligence activities in Geneva," one official said. "But EDUCATION ImmiM i Ilf Imirch RN’s-LPH’s Boston 61 (70), Chicago 68 (87), Cleveland 60 (77). Dallas 78 Pueblo, Colo. 81002. country kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, Rm Hotn E.H.O. M M 1 4 4 listing. Westwood Sub 18 — Private Instruotroi^ RIDE WANTED from Part time openings although the U.N. has extraterritorial rights, it is after (99), Denver 55 (88), Duluth 60 (82), Houston 74 ( 96), tGctmlciEAG vitti Naadad tor Staff rallaf In dining room. Aluminum Op«n •vtningt and Sundaya division. 4 bedroom. Colonial, 19 —^chools-Clasaes Manchester to New Britain, available on day and all on Swiss soil. " 20"^- Instructions Wanted Jacksonville 72 (91), Kansas City 73 (98), Little Rock 73 (98), «sry strs^ sMcfualcil and araa convalaacant homaa SERVICE BUSINESS - With siding. Garage. Terrace gar formal dining room, large eat- REAL ESTATE early morning hours. Call and hoapHala. evening shift. Previous in kitchen, family room, 2 car What worries both U.N. and Western officials is that after 5, 643-1257. I^s Angeles 61 (74), Miami 76 ( 88), Minneapolis69 (91), New ilictrHMchMicil bicfcpMMA. A $800 a week income available dens. $48,900. Ha;?es Corpora 2 2 — Condomlnluma super market experience in this area. A cash business. tion. 646-0131. garage, full basement, wood many Soviet nationals, most of them believed to be spies, '2 T — Homes (or Sale, Orleans 76 (92), New York 64 (74), Phoenix 72 (105), San sc mi 24 '— Lots-Land tOr Sale I I ApliM phs 2 yMfi preferred. Minimum investment deck and many extras. $68,- hold down influential positions. Francisco 52 (71), Seattle 53 (67), St. Louis 69 (93) and YOUR CHOICE OF 25 v»- Investment Property Entertainment Washington 64 (79). tschaicSsckiiiiibiiiisLIIgk / Excellent starting rate required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- MANCHESTER - New listing. 900. Call for appointment 646- They have access to private files on personnel which 26 — Business Property • Location 2745. 27 — ReSOM Property •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ] optics nporiiMO with one of the best wage 9544. ' 6 room Cape. Three could olfer blackmail opportunities and in some cases 26 — Real Estate Wanted HALF PRICE on Guitars rsorini A tbsn^h bmHsdif sf • Shift schedules in the industries. bedrooms, dining room, new even control security both at the United Nations and the MISC. SERWCES* □ NOTICES etcetera. Rivers Music, 7 • Days Fringe benefits Included. TO FULFILL the last stage of kitchen. Home completely MANCHESTER 6-room Cape 30 — Travel ' Main Street, New Britain, 225- km tubf shop mcMnsfy Mi M with basement, family room, 31 — Services Ottered Part tima or full lima. our expansion program, we rem odeled. $44,900. The specialized agencies. 1977. Free price list. Open till M il ti cmcgIw. i i ^ Apply in person from 9 fireplace, attached screened 32 — Painltng-Papering Help Wanted am to 5 pm daily. will be looking tor 2 full-time Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Of some 300 Soviet nationals in Geneva, between 100 ‘33 — Boltding-Coniracting LOST AND FOUND 1 9 p.m. imfi from dnminfs b nicsssary CALL 643-9515 real estate salespeople. Call in ^ rc h with patio, garage, and 120 are believed to be spies. ^ -T Roofng-Siding MOTTS F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL large private back yard 35 — Heating-Plumbing psrfini ynebtan assssMji AID A ASSISTANCE 8HOPRITE Key U.N. jobs are awarded on a quota basis, with 36 — Flooring LOST SMALL SILVER AUTOMOBILE BODY MAN - MARKETING 2121. RANCH - Quality home, dou Buckley School area. 646-2324. dliiiiwMT Md tsstinf sf cs» of North Eastern Conn. SUPERMARKET member countries receiving a certain number of such 37 — Movmg-Trucking-Storage LOCKET. Vicinity K-Mart □ EMPLOYMENT Good pay. Fringe benefits. REPRESENTATIVE - ble landscaped lot. Excellent $49,900. Principals only. 38 — Services Wanted Shopping Center, Vernon. Manchester Plymouth Inc. Manchester, Vernon, East pki lissr sspsrimntal i$pint». Inc. 1141 WtM Main SUMl FIGURE SALON FOR SALE - location. $4^000. No realtors positions. Governments provide a short list of candidates /■«__-sfA r ______i t ____ i^i •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CilQ O'TAO W llilnunUe, Conn. MISC. FOR SALE Graduation gift. Sentimental Talcottville, 643-2708. Hartford areas. Earn Electisidcs Tidnicbn 357 Eail Cantor SIraai, Tolland. Fully equipped, large please. 646-3026. MANCHESTER - Newer 3 and the United Nations has to accept one of them. 40 — Household Goods Help Wanted 13 ItriawMibate* bedroom aluminum sided value, 629-8729. lucrative commission. Manchatlar ISL clientele. Will train. Owner Waldheim is being criticized, however, lor approving 41 — Articles for Sale MACHINE OPERATORS for Receive professional I Mdi sdMsI dhdsMi pregnant, $10,000. 875-1804 / MANCHESTER, OAKLAND Garrison Colonial, 2V^ baths, 42 — Building Supplies SALES POSITION - Straight Hardinge Chuckers, Milling fireplace, wall to wall appointments even when there are overwhelming reasons 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs LOST - Cat named Tinker. guidance, education, com phs 2 ysin if tididcil schdbf 872-7365 / 875-2060. STREET, $41,000, 6 room - Livestock White and black stripe on commissions, leads fumisned and Drilling Machines. Small prehensive marketing tools. older home. Lot 135x200, carpeting, deep lot. 646-0520. to believe that candidates are in reality secret agents. to homeowners. Call 242-5402 and 2 ytm tiowboM ta alec- 45 — Boats & Accessories back. Susolk Dr. arts. Interesting work. All 'Call Mrs. Sammartino, trsoiei. Iraadboirdtai of ssH Situation Wanted IS Marion E. Robertson Reator, 46 — Sporting Goods neighborhood, E.H. Call 568- Eenefits.’Apply in person only, Fireside Realty Inc., 647-9144. CARRIER NEEDED 643-5953. GLASTONBURY - On 47 — Garden Products IF YOU ARE an attractive stats, V, fist Ndse and dVtal 4S — Antiques 7726. 9-12, and 1-5 daily. C&W WILL CARE FOR Con SPACIOUS RANCH Manchester town line. Just 49 — Wanted to Buy motivated woman we need Manufacturing Company, 74 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC drcidts. Walk lasifnMirts ■! In- valescents, days or weekends. BY OWNER - Tolland. Large listed. 3 bedroom executive Two cosmonauts you. If you are looking for a Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. IN EAST HMTFORO Experienced, with references. 6 room Ranch. baths, 3 or 4 bedroom home with a first floor ranch. Squeaky clean home. RENTALS INVITATIOIN TO glamorous, challenging posi TECHNICIAN. Part time, dads hyint, conatnietbn, 52 — Rooms for Rent hours optional. Experience of oorbvs otactronb Please call 872-9785. family room with fireplace. Dream kitchen features many 53 — Apartments (or Rent mu tion, with a new Perlsian DEMONSTRATORS: Sell repairing and calibration os Oversized garage on 1% acre f.amily room, formal dining room, built-ins, unusual fireplace, ready to return 54 — Homos (or Rent cosmetic line, you need us. name brand toys and gifts Saunders Street, Central central air conditioning, 2!4 55 — Business (or Rent The Manchester Board of cilloscopes, signal generators RESPONSIBLE Mother will lot. $48,900. 872-7036. fireplace, lots of wall to wall carpeting, 236-2381, 633-3366. (Tonka,— ■ ~Fisher-Price, • - • pen- ElactraJlptica TectaddM baths, large foyer, much MOSCOW (UPI) — The world's first Polish cosmonaut 56 — Resort Properly (or Rent Education solicits bids etc. 644-2151. care for children in my home. chain link fence, vinyl siding, plus 57 - Wanted to Rent ton) with Treasure Houi Requiraa high adiod dkdoM pfua Avenue & Brewer Street areas. Call 646-1076 • 5 to 8 p.m. only. M A N CH ESTER - No much more. All this and and his Russian commander readied their return to 58 — Misc (or Rent for Industrial WANTED - Gas station atten ty plan. You can cam a JANITOR CLEANER. Cen reasonable offer refused! 7 almost an acre too! This dant, full or part time. of idtiMcad tich' A ONE YEAR LIMITED Earth today, their space capsule loaded with data from a AUTOMOTIVE Arts/Lumber for the 1978- kit, top commissions, trip to tral location, in Manchester, 5 room Colonial, 1V5 baths, gar beautiful home must be Mature, responsible person Please Call Barbara at week of experiments aboard the Salyut 6 space station. 61 — Autos (or Sale 1979 school year. Sealed Nassau. Also booking parties. nights. Prefer retired or semi- Md 2-3 fsara aak □ EDUCATION age, convenient location, $41,- HOME WARRANTEE! viewed today before it’s too 62 — Trucks (or Sato for third shift. References. Call 242-5830 or collect person late. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Soviet space experts predicted more spaceflights with -66-— Heavy Equipmenl.lor Sale I bids will be received until Call 871-1698. reured. Call 649-5334. i)b*riaiKa to ths atactn/ao- 900. East Coast Realty, 528- Better Hurry! 64 Moiorcydes-Bicycles | to person for Ms. Carol 491- tical/Madianicd fisMa. Walk a l 6 4 6 - 7 8 3 5 9668. Evenings 528-4916. international crews as part of the Intercosmos program. 65 Campors-Trailers-Mobile 11:00 A.M., July 13, 1978, 2 1 0 0 . Private Inetructhns IS 7/7 DUPLEX all major TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. WANTED - Real Estate help, Polish Cosmonaut Miroslaw Hermaszewski and Com • Homes at which time they will be experienced not required, aasaaMji dbaaaaa ' MANCHESTER - 9 rooms, 5 renovations completed. Close mander Pyotr Klimuk prepared their Soyuz 30 capsule 66 ^ Automotive Service Apply 81 Commerce Street, MAN TO WORK IN licensed or taking the course. ■odKkatba, and alcawaf REMEDIAL READING and bedroom Colonial. First floor BLANiaURD S ROSSEHO to schools and shopping areas. .6 7 ^ Autos (or Rent-Lease publicly opened. The Glastonbury. PTG Company. math; individualized work for its return to Earth after a week aboard the Salyut 6 HARDWARE store, full time. Fantastic earning potential, caapbi dectraapibil aiate«a. family room, 21/2 baths, 2 car $509. 649-1616. No agents. right is reserved to reject Telephone 633-7631, Apply in person to Manchester program, (lst-8th grade) by orbiting space station. any and all bids. generous commissions, Hath thn Cilctdiia, Muaprint garage, $72,900; Call Arthur or Hareware, 877 Main Street. referrals. Join the largest master’s degree teacher. 568- SALES PERSON I ibHty fa wMk in- J O B Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. ^ REALTORS ^ The were fired into orbit June 27 and iinked up with Specifications and bid Real Estate Company in the 8075. Watson Beach Co., Soyuz 29 cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Alexander forms may be secured at Experienced Full Time Retail SUMMER JOB - Immediate daoandantt) b i necaasHi. Bustnsaa Property 26 Furniture Store position with world. Call Norma or Don at Manchester Office, 647-9139. opening for' maintenance Century 21, Tedford Real 0 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 1 Ivanchenkov in the Salyut 6 station the next day. the Business Office, 45 N. emphasis in Carpeting and 2-Riy Mffractbn Tadmidai OPPORTUNITIES Homes For Sale Equal Housing Opportunity. h d A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck S ch o o l Street, work. Conyers Hardware. 646- Estate, 647-9914 / 423-8958. The four cosmonauts Tuesday loaded experiment and NOTICE Draperies. Call Mr. Larco, 5757. Saakkii I hi|li acbid iradMta, 2 ready to go. Call today. 203- /est results aboard the Soyuz 30 capsule and readied it lor OF PUBLIC HEARING Manchester, Connecticut. Watkins, 643-5171. RELIABLE AND experienced jaira tf idfsnead teahnlul A T T H E 677-8116. the return. Kovalenok and Ivanchenkov remained aboard CHARTER REVISION Raymond E. Demers, SHORT ORDER COOK and pipeline construction worker, adiad trainbt *nd 2-3 jtm Salyut 6 lor the expected attempt to dock a robot supply COMMISSION Business Manager BOOKKEEPER - Immediate CASHIER needed. MANCHESTER - For sale opening. Experienced needed must have some equipment eiparianca In a acitntillc J Experienced preferred. Apply experience in background. commercial building and craft, possibly later this week. The Charter Revision Com for busy office to work with b b o n ^ . Huat be iMe ts kaap liquor store. Call for details, mission will hold a public in person Monday-Friday. Ar- Call 643-9918. TRAVELERS The four cosmonauts signed and sealed special accounts payable and Broad aacarata rscarda, woib with pnd- Marion E. Robertson, hearing, on proposed by*s Roast Beef, 257 documents certifying the second international crew had TOWN OF MANCIIESTKK receivable. Matued person Street, Manchester. aba tads, operA coiclsx dac- Realtor, 643-5953. amendments to the Charter, PART TIME SERVICE docked with the station. LEGAL NOTICE preferred. Call for appoint MANAGER for Manchester on July 12,1978 at 8;00 p.m. in ment, 528-9680. trinia. iquipMint, bi Can you type 45-50 wpm? Reiort property 27 The first international docking was completed during At a meeting held on June 27, MASSEUSES - Experienced firm. Well established firm bwabdieiUa ta pbatarafbj and the Lincoln Center, 494 Main or will train for the BODY requires mechanically in the last Soyuz mission earlier this year when a Czech Street. The Commission in 1978 the Zoning Board of CLERK TYPIST-9 to 5 p.m. SHOP MANCHESTER. Call tadwpn. Nl Do you take shorthand? WEST DENNIS, MASS. Appeals made the following Monday thru Friday, Send clined person to repair and cosmonaut was fired into space. vites all interested 646-9880 for interview, ap service its product line. Inven far tba can Are you good at figuring? Bright, well-furnished, 3 Hermaszewski sounded sad to be leaving. Manchester residents to at decisions: resume to Box R, c/o pointment. bedrooms. Private yard. Manchester Herald. tory control, public contact, lauard alMHaiit far X-Ray dH- tend and to submit proposals, Appl. No. 611 - Manchester over the counter sales. For in- Can you handle details? Available August 19. $225 Transmission Company - 161- LIGHT ASSEMBLY fraetiM (ootaMtsra, ptodar week. Call 649-8760. either orally or in writing, and MACHINIST - Experimental. . ‘erview call 236-3126. EOE. caaena and stalk cnatd a Reporter returns; to comment on proposed 163 Middle Turnpike West and OPERATION, soldering, to Homestead Street - Special Must be experienced in, jiarness manutacturine full or FULL TIME POSITION ■ant, prapvtai aaaqMa Md lb- If you have any of these skills and experience, Real Eelata Wanted 28 amendments. Minutes of the Bridgeport and Lathe. Must' part time. Female preferred. available. Must meet tough ta b ^ dffrictoiraM and dKfrac- faces Soviet charge meetings of the Commission, Exception, variance and be ahle to do own set up. there’s probably a job at The Travelers to suit extension of use denied. Apply at Lance International, ualifications. Must also be tiao scan. ALL CASH For your property, containing records of the ac Scharr Industries, 243-0343. 199 F o r e s t S tr e e t, 3ependable, willing to work, you. For example, we have openings for secre within 24 hours. Avoid Red suade the United States tion of the Commission to date Notice of this decision has Manchester. honest, strong, quick, agile, Hadianical VacuH TschddM taries, statistical clerks, keypunch operators Tape, Instant Service. Hayes BOSTON (UPI) - New been filed in the Town Clerk's MILLWRIGHT - Experienced from retaliating against on proposed amendments, are intelligent, able bodied, plus N|h adMd dtatam and 34 ytara and typists. There are also a few part-time jobs Corporation, 646-0131. York Times reporter Craig available for inspection in the Office. in machine repairs, on textile SALES HELP - Full time, some. Apply in person, 7- Soviet reporters working in an coating equipment. Scharr for.good typists either during the day or on R. Whitney has returned office of Susan Price, ZONING BOARD OF permanent (no summer help Eleven Store, 509 Center uparisnM ta I reaamb or adan- SELLING your house? Call us this country. But a Soviet Industries, 243-0343. our 6-10 p.m. shift. unexpectedly from the recorder for the Commission, APPEALS lease). Knowledge of crafts Street, Manchester. Ufle bbiratsry. A bich|ra«d tf first and we’ll make you a L embassy official in Eelpful but will train. Apply in cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Soviet Union, where he and in the Manager’s Office in the Harriet Haslett, Vice- WORK! Apply at 629 Main atroiii ntdianical aid dtcin- 'There’s lots more to a Travelers job than good Washington said that in peron, Knitter’s World, 376 IMMEDIATE OPENING for Realtor, 643-1577. another American reporter Municipal Building. Chairman Street, Manchester, on receptionist/switchboard mediMkd skill b rtfpdn pay and liberal benefits. We’re downtown, close civil proceedings there is west Middle Turnpike, have been charged with Charter Revision Dated this 3rd day of July, Wednesday June 21st., at 9:45 (Manchester Parkade) mor operator. Hours 8:30-5:00. perfona pradsbn ittenMy, db- to shops and entertainment. We offer special NORTH COVENTRY IMMEDIATE Cash for your no requirement lor a Commission a.m. An Equal Opportunity attanddy Md tssttai tf coaptax Custom built 8 room Ranch in Desirable Rockledge area - 4 bednwms. slandering Soviet televi 1978 nings 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Apply in person at 50 Harrison rates for commuter bus tickets and tasty country kitchen with family room and fireplace, large living room with for property. Let us explain our foreigner to remain in the 03-07 Employe. Street, Manchester. eiparlaental appiritna. NEW LISTING sion. lunches at reasonable prices in our cafeteria. mal dining area, basement rec room with fireplace, V h baths, 2 car garage, fair proposal. Call Mr. RECEPTION - TYPIST. Full 5% room ranch. Fireplace, partially finished walk out base beautifully treed, landscaped lot. Asking $80,000. Belfiore, 647-1413. Soviet Union. Ibinn^ bMvtadie tf «ica ment, treed iot, 3 beurooms, tool shed. Immediate occupan Whitney was met NURSES AIDE -11 p.m. to 7 time. Exciting world of adver PERSON EXPERIENCED Come on in. We’ll be glad to see you any week Tuesday at Logan Airport Auctions S Auctions a.m., Laurel Manor, 91 Chest tyttaMa,Md«acwMbakdttac- cy. Won’t last. $44,500. . tising. Call Mrs. Bloom 646- with tools to work in glass day between 9:00 am. and 1:30 p.m. at our MAY WE BUY your home? by his parents, Mr. and nut Street, Manchester. Call 2900. shop. Apply in person, 330 ttaa b I aajtr raqdnuMiL SUb LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES Quick, fair, all cash and no 649-4519. Personnel Department. It’s just inside the WARREN E. HOWLAND, INC. Mrs. A. Gordon Whitney, rowN (It M\N(;iii;sii:n Green Road, Manchester. uitb hiad Md naddM tads plat problems. Call Warren E. i.KGAi, v m c E URGENT STUFFERS AND MAILERS aMMy to CMcdn, dtd(t, Md Rotunda at Tower Square. 643-1108 Al«x Mathow 649-4003 JM Lombardo Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. and they left immediately REAL ESTATE SALES Peo URGENTLY NEEDED! EXPERIENCED SEWING for their home in suburban At a meeting on Monday, June AN IMPORTANT AUCTION ple needed - Two full time aiib frtM bbwprtab Md drawtaRt 2B, t978 the Planning and NOTICE t o CHEOITOKS '$25.00 per hundred MACHINE OPERATORS. WOULD LIKE TO buy four Westboro. Whitney would sales associates. Members of Apply Pillowtex, 49 Regent art necMsary. Zoning Commission made the ESTATE OF Robert V PERSIAN RUGS GUARANTEED. Send self- bedroom older Colonial - not discuss his problems 2 multiple listing services. addressed stamped envelope, Street, Manchester. Equal Eicdhat atorttag tabry Md com- BRAND NEW AND BEAUTIFUL! Preferably in the Porter Sreet iollowing decisions; DeCarli, and Othar Oriental Rugs High commission paid. Call with the Russians or say TK Enterprise, Box 21679, Opportunity Employer. Pktts cil H. A area. Please call private par deceased Note About this Auction; Due to the closing down of an agency and Boo Wolverton, Group I pMy bMefib. STEAKMAN, INC. (S-281 Denver, Colo., 80221. H «ta , 5654900 appoint- ty, at 647-1567. why he left Moscow. Denied an application to The Hon William E. withdrawal of rcpresentalion by the Persian Carpet exporter, the exporters Realtors, 649-2813. ACCOUNTING CLERK - far m are forced to alter their plans, and now, we, by authorization of those finnn- SIX ROOM RAISED RANCH The Boston Herald- amend the Zoning Regulations Fitzgerald. Judge, of the REAL ESTATE SALES EXPERIENCED high school nwit PROFESSIONAL COUPLE daily eoncerned. have been instructed to dispose of these and other bales of RN / LPN - Full and part graduate, good figure ap TWO FULL BATHS-TWO CAR GARAGE American quoted State regarding alcoholic liquors. Court of Probate. District of valuable handmade Oriental Persian carpels, rugs, and runners which PEOPLE. Full and part time. United Technologies looking for a 4 or 5 room rent. time. 3 to 11 shift. Good Apply in person Paul J. titude. Familiar with com Reasonable. Call collect after Department officials as EVANS PRODUCTS Manchester at a hearing held have been in storage awaiting shipment. salary, benefits, working con Research Center THE TRAVELERS LOVELY STONE RREPLACE suggesting that the Soviets RAMADA INN Correnti, Real Estate, 1047 puter reporting. Benefits, free 5 p.m., 1-423-9185. COMPANY (E-9) on June 27, 1978 ordered that ditions. Apply in person: Ver Main Street, Manchester, parking, Equal Opportunity East Hartford Hartford, Connecticut 06115 let W'hitney leave to dis- Granted with conditions a all claims must be presented 1330 Site! Dm iw Highway non Manor, 180 Regan Road, EASILY EXPANDABLE State Bnk Building. Employer M/F. Call 522-8211 An equal opportunity employer special exception to allow to the fiduciary on or before Watharifteld Vernon. ext. 213 for interview. An equal opportunity employer M/F ONE ACRE TREED LOT COUNTRY RANCH Household Qoode 40 September 27, 1978 or be Sat., July 8 - 0 PM development of land tor the COMPARE ANYWHERE AT $S6,900»! This 5% Room Ranch is vinyl sided. The 270' lot has trees, provision of more than 60 barred as by law provided. Vlaw 8:30 PM hemlock shrubs and is perfect for summer entertaining & REFRIGERATORS - Washes, automobite parking spaces. Mary Lou Danahy, Ass’t. Included,aaB the finest grade in small and large sizes; KERMAN, KASHAN, ardening. Country kitchen, fireplaced living room, 3 ranges, used, guaranteed and H o m e - Clerk TABRIZ. CHINESE, ARDEBIL, AFSHARl, MORI SHIRVAN, BOKHARA, edrooms & full cellar make for comfortable living. Only clean. New shipment HAYDEN GRISWOLD. JR and many other collector's items. Also included in this collection are some $44,900. damaged, GE and Frigidaire. o w n e r s : (0-29) The fiduciary is: PURE SILK QUMES. Low prices. B.D. Pearl and Approved with Margaret D. Hampson Aurlionerr; Col. Murphy WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY KEITH REAL ESTATE Son, 649 Main Street, 643-2171. Inflation can be modifications a 9-lot resub 46 Union St. Terms: Cusli or Clicrk Ratall OpportunlUM 431-433 Main SL 647-1413 317 Qraan Road | 649-1922 • 464 East Ctfitar Rtraat • 646-4126 Manchester, Conn. 06040 ICIIP & MAIL LOVE SEAT. Like new condi division. more dangerous tion, orange background with ERNEST J. REED (R-6) than 1fire! BUYU^m^ELLING white floral print. Call alter 4 Approved with conditions CHANNEL p.m., 646-im NATIONWIDE excavation and fill operations INVITATION TO BID NAME M A I L T O : i % i within 50 feet of a brook, NO'I'ICE YOUR HOME. 2 6.50-13 TIRES. Heavy duty, INSURANCE j C. PENNEY The Manchester Board of ADDRESS excellent condition, best Naboowide |» on your Sid« Education solicits bids for the 16 CONHNa TO offer. COMPACT If! PROPERTIES, INC. REFRIGERATOR, 2W cubic R A N D M IL Granted with limitations servicing of Manual CITY Typewriters for the 1978-79 foot, like new $50. Call 646- and conditions an extension of P.O. BOX S91 2244. ^ ______SEARLES an inland wetlands permit. school year. Sealed bids will STATE MANCHE6TER CALL Manchstler, Conn. 00040 AGENCY A copy of these decisions be received until 11:00 a.m., To The Person! DOUBLE BED boxspring and has been filed in the Town July 11, 1978, at which lime ZIP ANTHONY MCCI mattress, excellent condition. E. Hartford, EXAMPLE: ChwinW Horn* C cittrt, AnM rtot't growing chtln of DO IT YOURSELF MANCHESTER-VERNON Line - Owner is moving out os sUte and is they will be publicly opened. HOME CENTERS I, ogoning • brand ntw ttora on MIddIa Turnplko near Broad $M. Almost 2 years old. After Ct. Clerk's Office. offering this six room ranch for sale. Includes three bedrooms, dining room The right is reserved to reject PHDNE S t 6 p.m. 643-9716. PLANNING AND Who Reads IS Words for 6 Days and kitchen has built-in oven, range and dishwasher. Full cellar and at 289-5304 any and all bids. I Outatanding opportunitlaa, both lu ll and part Uma for matur# man and woman ZONING COMMISSION Specifications and bid forms I Only *8.10 who have an up-baat paraonallty. a h tip liil atdtuda and ara aagar to grow with tached garage. 2 VICTORIAN COTTAGE Ronald Gates, Secretary may be secured at the □ CHECK ENCLOSED ua. W e a re lU liin g th e fo llo w in g d o p a rtm o n ta : CHESTS, 1 oak, $50, 1 pine, Dated this 5th day of July, o CASHIERS •PAINT WOLVERTON AGENCY $25. Square mahogany table Business Office, 45 No. School Our Daily J • ELECTRICAL • PLUMBING F.J. SPILEGKI INC., REALTORS 1978 Street, Manchester, Connec with 5 chairs and matching FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - - MINIMUM 15 WORDS • HARDWARE • RECEIVING 649-2813 china closet, $150 for set. 10-07 ticut. Raymond E. Demers, 643-2121 IWAHTED • HOUSEWARES • SECURITY GUARDS Business Manager 8 I NOTICE TO GREDITOKS "Fun Ads” ! 1 2 3 4 • LUMBER •WALLPAPER FRIGIDAIRE STOVE - self ESTATE OF V ictor L. Retail axparlanoa ptalarrad but wa w ill train ttioaa highly modvatad, amart and cleaning oven, Westinghouse refrigerator, self defrost, Armstrong, deceased 6 r I 8 10 ( team aplrltad. Wa o lla r attractiva aalarlaa, banama and ganaroua amployaa dla- INVI'I'A'ITON TO HID txHinla. Apply; Maple bookcase. Call 569-2^. The Hon. William E. The Manchester Board of And Has 10 AM • 7 PM I 12 13 i4' IB Fitzgerald. Judge, of the Education solicits bids tor I 11 WodiWNday, July B MAGNAVOX STEREO for Court of Probate. District of Athletic Equipment for the Thursday, July S '■ sale, excellent condition. Call 646-3643 after 2 p.m. W, Manchester at a hearing held 1978-79 school year. Sealed The Hem. ! 16 18 18 ...... ' , Friday, July 7 on June 26, 1978 ordered that bids will be received until f MANCHESTER PARKADE all claims must be presented MIddIa TurnpIka near Broad Streat 30 ” FRIGIDAIRE STOVE - USED CARS 11:00 a.m., July 12, 1978, at n ------22 23 24,';. . > \ Frigidaire refrigerator, both to the fiduciary on or before which time they will be (Ferrm Traaaura CMy Popartmant tton) Manchetter, Connecticut are white. Good condition. September 26, 1978 or be publicly opened. The right is NEW LISTINB RANCH A “Fun Ad” will appear dally somewhere | a 27 28 29 CHANNEL HOME CENTERS Reasonable. Call after S, 649- barred as by law provided. reserved to reject any and all 5 throughout the Herald's Classified Pages. If you . | Located In prestigeous Forest Hills, we proudly 6 generous sized rooms, 3 bedrooms, formal dining room. CARTER Mary Lou Danahy, Corp. H.Q.; W Route 10, Whippany, N.J. Fireplace, I'A baths, modern kitchen, aluminum siding, bids. Specifications and bid I have the Item, whoever appears first at The I . An Equal Opportunity Empioyw offel this S’/i room air conditioned, split level, with Ass t. Clerk ST------32 3$ u 11 large beautiful landscaped yard w/stockade fence, city forms may be secured at the I Herald the following day between 6:30 and 12:00 | ‘ Z'h baths and 2 car garage. Too many extras to list. utilities. $62,900. The fiduciary is: Business Office, 45 N. School ■ noon, with the ad, and the Item, will receive $5.00. ■ ' Priced In the 80's. /■ '. Cynthia S. Armstrong Street. Manchester, Connec I Everyone Is welcome. A new “Fun Ad" will appear ■ <; u 37 31 H 1 , ’4" PHILBRICK AGENCY 81 Carter St. ticut. Raymond E. Demers, ‘CHANNEL ZINSSER AGENCY iig>i«i8 c«errcfi» 646-4200 11229 MairTSt. Manchester Manchester, Conn. 06040 Business Manager 'Aqw«a a AM4 Oa •-raaMMV Wm 646-1511 TEL. 646-6464 rn-ni 0M7 '‘It. 1$.^ PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, July 5, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 5, 1978- PAGE TWENTY-THREE DOWN Anawar M Pravipua Puzzia nUNUN) OSEST ACROSS .1 Over (Gar.) 1 On 5 Buggy ‘ 2 Cilibtr ChariM M. Schultz BUSINESS & SERVICE 9 Sams (prtfix) 3 lilanb of oxllo WINE and SPIRITS 12 Eirth't axil 4 Toll anew W H A T 0 0 Y o u Dear Abby sad 5 In Itislf (2 13 Ont (GarJ wda.) THAT MEANS 0)E HAVE THE 5EE?PlPNt ITELL VOU? I THINK THE NET IS t h a t 14 Over (prtfix) 6 Tumult HA W E lAllUU 7 Pixmlra SUNINOUREVESlWHVPO "CWBABV'BOOftE COMPLAINS TOO HI6H1THE5E BALLS By Abigail Van Buren 15 Splierai KNjPE THf^oOOW 16 Rtpaadng 8 6onvantion WE AUi)(iW5 SERVE WITH ABOUT EVER'fTHlNS! FEEL PEAPil CANT aA? . from mtfnory 9 Ollrit' wift THE SUN IN OUR EVES?! ------zr onasloucoortithese 17 Frtaze 10 Slurp BALLSARETDOLIVELV!! DIRECTORY h 18 Nattleit 11 Sourct of T B TPiylA AND TH1NK1HENETI5T00L0U)! DEAR ABBY: I don't know which way to turn. My 20 Jobs maiilt •t************************ 22 Broke bread 19Anda(Fr.| Sanlcn OH»r»d 31 Servfcas O H an d 31 Palntlng-Paparlng 32 Bullding-Contneting 33 DET Pl&HT TO t h e husband started having a cocktail before dinner every Gradation 45 Wtik In night. Then it was two. Then doubles. Now, he sometimes 23 Moral 21 Amptraand trinigmilon gs RIm Breed of cat wster GRAVELY TRACTORS - R. J. MAGOWAN & SONS-3rd. GENERAL CARPENTRY, gets so drunk, he falls asleep at the Ubie. (Thank God our c m TREE SERVICE - Free i 24 Bancnaanciif 24 Goaa to court Rustic 46 Words of un estimates, discount senior Sales. Parts, Service. Generation. Painting & Repairs, Remodeling, MEAN ND op UlFEP children are grown and gone.) 27 la curioua derstanding (2 Morneau Lawn & Garden 25 Tharafora Wildebeest citizens. Company Paperhanging. Free Garages, Additions, Porches, T u m f i Now he has taken to drinking on weekends, and if I say 31 Parauada wds.) Equipment Inc., 423-6351. Estimates. Fully Insured. 26 All axcitad Wstch Manchester owned and Decks, Rec Rooms, anything to him about it, ho becomes hostile and even 32 Rough.)iatr ___ 47 Olstribute Storrs, Conn., 1 mile north of Telephone 646-1959 Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, 33 Dabtor’a note 27 Bun secretly operated. Call 646-1327. abusive. He never used to be this way, Abby. Whan he Devoured cards Mansfield Cnter. Formica, Ceramic Tii. Cail sobers up and I tell him what he has said and done, he can’t 34 Inordinate 28 lllanri PROFESSIONAL Painting, Soil deposit 48 British ROOM ADDITIONS. Dan Moran 643-2629...... believe it. Then he begs me to forgive him and promisea it aelf-eitaam republic Interior and exterior, com Aulos For Sala 61 Rolls out nobleman Dormers, kitchens, garages, A partm 0nt$ For Rent 53 otUcee-Storea for Rent 55 Mtee. for Rent SB won’t ever happen again. But it does. 35 Fuia 29 Lodging rec-rooms. suspended ceilings mercial and residential, free NEWTON SMITH - 36 Collage dance 30 „p Thorny shrub 51 Urchin I’ve suggested Alcoholics Anonymous, but he insists he 37 More and rooling. 3^-8968. estimates, fully insured. 646- Remodeling,repairs, rec- FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 3 BAY GARAGE. Central GREMLIN 1978, 24,000 miles, 6 7 6 9 10 11 BUILDING Maintenance and 4879. 474 MAIN STREET - 3 room isn’t an alcoholic. It’s a mystery to me how he can function drenched 1 2 3 4 5 Repair Service - painting, rooms, no job too small. Call FOR RENT - No pets. Call offices, second floor, across location, storage only, boats, 4 new radial tires, $2,500 or 649-3144. will trade for 4 wheel drive so well in his business. 39 Looka like 13 14 LAWN MAINTENANCE. remodeling, carpentry, or 646-5514. from post office. Call 6462426, cars, e tcetra. No motor 40 Sheg 12 Reasonable and dependable vehicle. Call 643-0797. When he’a riot drinkirig I couldn’t want a more whatever, commercial and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. cycles. 6468797. 41 Environment 16 17 college veteran now accepting FARRAND REMODELING - FOUR ROOM APARTMENT wonderful, loving, caring, considerate husband, but his IS residential, 667-2367. personality changes completely when he drinks. agency (abbr.) jobs in your area. Call 289- Specializing Cabinets and For - Heat, hot water and MANCHESTER - Oak Street. 1970 REBEL STATION 19 20 21 mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, How can I help him, Abby? He’s getting worse. 42 Medical 18 4535. COMPLETE LAWN CARE appliances included. Security Ideal for business or offices. WAGON. Excellent condition. fluid ■ Room Additions, Decks, $600. Call 289-2669. DESPERA’TE WIFE 12 23 SERVICE. Mowing, edging, and references required. No Call Paul J. Correnti, Realtor, 45 Next to 1 REWEAVING burns, holes. shrubbery trimmed, weed and Repairs.K6p3irSi PhoneHhons 643-6017. 643*6017i children no nots■ 8240. Call 6465252. 26 29 30 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Building Contracting 33 ...... M^2111 ’ ^ □ AUTOMOTIVE VOLKSWAGEN 1975 Bug. road 24 25 28 pest control. Reasonable DEAR WIFE: I recently came upon a wonderful little 49 Cameroon 1 Window shades. Venetian Rooling-Sding-Chimnay 34 Excellent condition. AM/FM booklet titled ’’Alcohol. A Family Affair,” by John E .. 33 rates. 647-9260. WES ROBBINS carpentry MANCHESTER MAIN tribe 31 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. T H R E E ROOM Aufot For Sala 61 8 track. $2595. 289-3159 after 4 Keller. It's written in plain, everyday language and la by ■ 1 remodeling specialist. Ad BIDWELL Home Improvement STREET - Modern Office. 50 State (Fr.| 36 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- WILL BABYSIT during APARTMENT for rent - 1100 suare feet. Heat. AC p.m. far the beat thing I’ve ever read about how to deal with a 62 Bewildered 34 35 5221. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Co. Expert installation of stove, refrigerator, no pets. 1 ■ summer. Monday thru built-ins, bathrooms, Please call 6462469. PLYMOUTH VOLARE drinking problem (yours, or that of someone yon care for). 53 Poundi (abbr.) 37 38 3. Friday. Call 643-5806 or 646- aluminum siding, gutters and Call 643-8921 Premier 1976 - blue with wood Trucks lor Sala 62 Write to: 54 Sadist kitchens, 649-3446. trims. Roofing installation ■ 6142, ask for Carol. OFFICES FOR RENT - OTain, luggage rack, slant 6, OPERATION CORK Marquis de 40 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. ROCKVILLE - Four rooms, Excellent for doc- low mileage, power steering 1971 CHEVY CEYENNE 1 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - P.O. Box 9550 43 44 46 47 46 tics. garages, yards cleaned, PIANO TEACHER, college second floor. Stove, tors/laywers. Included, cen and brakes, electric rear win Pickup. 3/4 ton. Sliding win 55 Place in 42 moving, trucking. Loam for homes. Additions, Repairs, SPECIALIZING Cleaning and SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 92109 1 student now taking beginning refrigerator. Garage. Adults tral air and heat. Very dow defogger, standard shift. dow. Call 289-7274 after 3 p.m. proximity 49 SO 51 53 sale. Lawn service. No job to Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, repairing chimneys, roofi new only. No pets. $175 monthly. 22 Ask for the booklet, and please enclose SI to help defray 56 Mao____ students. Please call mor 345-2009. reasonable. 649-5334, or 643- Must be seen to be ap big or small. 568-8522. nings for appointment 646- roofs. Free estimates. 30 Windermere Avenue. preciated. 649-9868. 1971 FORD ECONOLINE 300 the cost of publishing snd mslling. If you can’t w ord $1, tung 51. 54 SS zyears Experience, Howley, 7175.______they will send you the booklet anyway. (They are a 57 Biblical 4007. Panel Truck - Excellent run S8 COMPLETE CARPET & Tile TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 643-5361. MANCHESTER Duplex for nonproSt organization.) garden 56 57 S Carpentry and general con 30x48 BUSINESS or OFFICE- 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - ning condition. Best offer over installation and repairs. Free MAGNAVOX authorized fac rent. $275 plus utilities. 3 Street level. Clean. Air con speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new $1000. Call after 7 p.m., 646 Good luck and God bless. And please let me hear from 58 Make report estimates. Call Pat. at 646- tracting. Residential and ROOFER WILL Install roof bedrooms. Busline. Separate you again. I care. tory service on color and commercial. Whether it be a ditioning. Heat, hot water. radials, (2 snows), excellent 2970, 3745. alter 5 p.m. black and white TV. Stereo, siding or gutters for low dis furnace and driveway. Large Beautiful Floor. 6461680 or condition. 228-0475 or 228-9550. small repair job, a custom count price. Cail Ken at 647- yard. Call 569-4586, after 5 phonograph. A&B Electronic, built home or anything in 649-3549. Motorcyclas-BIcycles 64 EXPERT FURNITURE 1160 New Britain Ave., West 1566. p.m. GOOD USED CARS - Firm refinishing and antique between, call 646-1379. DEAR ABBY: We have received an invitation to an Win at Bridge Hartford, 561-0655. MANCHESTER STORE for p^rice. Call 289-6433. 173 Buick HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1973 anniversary celebration for 26 years of marriage—to three restoration. Free estimates. Haating-Plumbing ■65 2Mi ROOM APARTMENT - CARPENTRY Si Masonry - Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 Century, $1950. 1973 Toyota FX-1200 - 871-2511. different wives! The first is deceased, the second ^vorced E. Loveland. 649-8963. Paltlng-paperlng 32 Heat, hot water. Main Street. square feet. 643-5681. $1450. 1973 Chevrolet Malibu Additions and remodeling. SEWERLINES, sink lines, References. Security. and the third is the present wife. The invitation reads: Free estimtes. Call Athony Available July 1st. $1850. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville "Don’t try to understand me—just love me." Doublemania afflicts east ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At INTERIOR - EXTERIOR cleaned with electric cutters, Appliances. Lease. Call after 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and tics and cellars cleaned. Painting - And odd jobs. Two Squitlcote, 649-0811. by professionals, McKinney 6 p.m., 6463911. MANCHESTER - MODERN What is your opinion of this type of celebration? Reasonable rates. Call 646- WE PAY $10. for complete rack. $1,750. 289-4042. experienced College students. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com OFFICE 400 square feet. Main junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland PUZZLED 1943 for free estimate. CARPENTRY - Repairs, pany, 643-5308. NORTH But East was not finished. Please call 568-4M1. DUPLEX 6 ROOMS - Private Street, H/AC included. Call Auto Body, 5 261^. . MOTORCYCLE Insurance - His double of two spades was remodeling, additions, gar entrance and driveway, plus DEAR PUZZLED: If your friend wants to celebrate the ♦ AK J ages, roofing, call David 6462469. Lowest Rates availeble! brash and unwarranted. ROTO TILLING • Established PAINTING - Interior and NO JOB TO Small - Toilet extras. Middle aged couple, no total number of years be has been married, that’s bis T 6 Gardens & Flower beds. Patria, 644-1796. 1972 CHRYSLER - Full Immediate binding. Sunny How did he expect to defeat exterior, paperhanging, repairs, plugged drains, children. References. Securi- ROCKVILLE - Store on busy power. Excellent condition. 4 Day coverage, call Joan, privilege. But it can't be properly conaidered a "ZSth * A 94 3 2 Reasonable. Call 646-7644. kitchen faucet replaced, such a contract? West, excellent work References. W. $225, excluding utilities. street. Large display win door hardtop. Call 289-2543. Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- wedding anniversary” unless all the 25 years of marriage 6 A 10 9 6 knowing his partner’s pen- Captain Easy — Crook* and Lawrence after 5:00 p.m. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - repaired. Rec rooms, Reply to Box D, c/o Free estimates. Fully in New homes custom built dows, $125 monthly. Lease 1126. were spent with the same spouse. WEST EAST chant' forfoi doubling ■ ■ ■■ oppo sured. Martin Mattson. 649- bathroom remodeling, heat Manchester Evening Herald. required. Lee & Lamont Real OHVlieOSHl s o T IF I MAY OFFER A 1 BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. remodeled, additions, rec 1973 CHEVY IMP ALA - 4 door U you love him, don’t try to understand him; he’s just « 6 ♦ Q 10 3 2 nents intooga game, ran to three V»ELL? .WHAT5 WRONe T...FOR. THAT’S WHY THE SUaSESTtON, MISS ‘•‘'31 modernization, etc. Free ty, 875-0000. sedan.power steering, power 1976 SUZUKI RM 370 - Very Fireplaces. concrete.Chimney rboms, garages, kitchens Estimate gladly given. M & M doing his own thing. V A K 10 8 5 W Q4 hearts. North bid three HBAVEN’5 s a k e , PONT PE SO TANK'S em pty;... TITUS-WHY NOT SET 149 OAKLAND STREET. brakes, CB radio and antenna. good condition. Must melopramatic! j u s t SIVE repairs. No job too small. remodeled, bath tile, cement Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. « K 10 5 * Q J 7 6 ^ d e s and the irrepressible WHAT PO WE /ON THE BLOWER ANP QUALITY PAINTING and Four rooms, heated apart ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot Good condition. Call 875-2732. sacrifice. $890. Please call ♦ KQ87 6 432 East doubled again. - MB THE BAP NBW5' Save! Call 644-8356 for es work. Steps, dormers, ment, $240 monthly. Security. Paper Hanging by Willis residential or commercial. store on busy street. Large 6462094. DEAR ABBY: For centuries the Catholic Church did not timates Schultz. Fully insured, PLUMBING - Call Tom 246-2426. d isp la y w indow s. $125 SOUTH Call 649-4291. Dawkins at 649-7630. permit itk members to join the Masons, but in 1974, Pope a 98754 references. 649-4343. monthly. Lease required, Lee 1968 BSA 650 Motorcycle. New Paul VI ruled that Catholics can now be Masons, except in After West won the open STEVE ARCHAMBAULT - Homes tor Rant 54 & Lamont Realty, 875-0000. V J 9732 General Carpentry and FIRST CLASS Carpent|7 - AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE tires and brakes. Very good Communist countries. Thought you should know. a 8 ing heart lead, he switched TOM FLANAGAN - Painting, Remodeling and Additions. Services Wanted 36 condition. Chopped $650. to a trump which was won by Rooling. Quality interior / exterior. Papering. BOLTON - Four room Ranch - - Low rates for the good A CATHOLIC MASON a js workmanship, reasonabl Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Assort Proparty driver! For a quotation, call Phone 643-4593. dummy’s king. Declarer General repairs. Fully in URGENTLY NEEDED one child. $270 monthly, in For Rant 56 Vulnerable: Both rates, free estimates. Please years experience! For Free The Dolin Agency, 646-6050. DEAR MASON: ! cashed the ace of diamonds sured. Call now for Free BABYSITTER. Days 6:45- cluding heat and appliances. 1972 SUZUKI GT550- Faring should know. And now I do. Thank Dealer: West call 646-0793. Estimates, call 646-4239. you. and ruffed a diamond, He Estimate. 643-1949. 4:30. Must be dependable, Call 742^736...... CAPE COD - 3 bedrooms, 2 1976 DATSUN B-210 - 4 speed. windshield, rack, sissy bar, led a small club to dummy reasonable and understan baths, 2 car garage, 2 custom paint. Excellent con West North East South QUALITY CARPENTRY By CUSTOM HOMES, Additions Oftlcea-Storaa lor Rant 55 Am/fm Stereo Casette. IT DM. Pass la and West had to split his PAINTING - Interior / ding. 7 year old well fireplaces. Utilities not in dition, with Faring $875, honors. The ace took the Harp Construction. Additions, EXTERIOR. Best recreation rooms, roofing, Excellent condition. Asking 2a 2a 2v 2a rooling. siding, decks and gar siding QualiU Work! Best mannered boy. Robertson cluded. Families desired. Call $3000. Call 6463578, after 6, without $775. Call 6467792. trick. Workmanship! Quality Paint! School area. Call after 5 p.m., BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, Sal, 649-5057. Pass Pass DM. Pass ages. Call anytime. 643-5001. Prices! Bud Talaga, 742-8732, small rustic barn, suitable for anytime weekends. 3» 3a DM. Pass Lowest Prices! Dan Shea, 646- or 646-4501. 649-1333. FOR SALE 1971 Honda 350, Astro-graph 5424. store or office. Parking. $5.00 TO THE FIRST Good running condition. Call Pass Pass Inexpensive. 1-223-4460, 7 am. DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS PERSON who comes to the 643-9044. By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L Declarer ruffed a diamond - 9 p.m. Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 in his hand and led the jack Manchester Herald with this Opening lead: * k Oakland Road (Route 30), of clubs which West won Articles for Sale 41 Livestock 44 adandapictureof Bess Myer- South Windsor. Speed/Van Campers-Trailers SCORPIO (Oct. 26NOV. 22) □ MISC. FOR SALE Apartments For Rant 53 son Being Crowned Miss Mobile Homes 65 with the king. West returned Accessories. 644-9395. Over the next few days Impor By Oswald Jacoby a heart and declarer ruffed ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot RIDING LESSONS indoor OFFICE SPACE America, tomorrow between tant goals can be realized If you and Alan Sontag riding ring. Western stock LOOKING for anything in real the hours of 8:30 a.m, and 12 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot lake things one step at a time. The first round of bidding with the jack. Articles lor Sale 41 padded bar with railing and FOR RENT formica top. $400. 643-5968. seat, saddle seat, and hunt estate rental - apartments, noon. Travel Trailer - Stove, Lay some ground rules today. was routine; the second bor seat. All levels 228-9817. homes, multiple dwellings, no 250 square feet, center ofl refrigerator, heated. Full SAOITTArTuS (Nov. 26Dec. ALUMINUM sheets used as Manchester, air conditionlne and I dered on the insane. East SINGER SEWING Machine. fees.Call J.D. Real Estate parking. Call 6«.9551. Wanted to Rent 57 shower, and toilet. Tandem 21) You have Implicit faith In had no cause to bid two Declarer now had six printing plates, .007 thick, Boals-Accessorles 45 Asociates, Inc. 6461980. 1968 CAMARO wheels. Call 688-0383. July 6,1978 your Ideas today and will not be tricks. He cashed the 10 of 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for With maple cabinet. 6 years hearts (his length and CONVERTIBLE - Body Function in areas with which easily dissuaded. It’s a good strength — such as It was — clubs, the' seventh trick, $1. Phone 643-2711. May be old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 COUPLE WITH One child you're the most familiar and time to execute your plans. year guarantee. $125 firm. 1974 FURY - 16'^-foot 474 MAIN STREET - Second needs 5 or 6 room duplex or excellent. No motor. Must be CAMPER, 1968, Cox Camper, was in the opponents’ suits) ruffed another diamond, the picked up A.M. only. seen. Call after 3 p.m., 646 sleeps six, good condition. your financial prospects look CAPRICORN (Dae. 26Jan. 19) eighth trick, and there in Call 644-2967. fiberglass.tilt trailer, with floor. 3 oom heated apart Wanted to Rent 57 house. Reasonable. 649-8952. exceptionally bright this com- Ride herd on an Interest you and South, instead of being 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy ment. Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. 7166. Call 6463970 antime. delighted at the prospect of dummy was that beautiful UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Ing year. If you're not locked in share with another. Gains are ace of trumps. MOVING - Maple dining table engine. 2 tanks. $2,500. Also 50 on any area, chances are you'll likely If you put forth the defending against two Scouts, Boy and Girl Sco"‘ THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full 1967 SHESTA 17 se a t, East had paid well for his 40x60 plus leafs, formica horse Johnson outboard, $300. CAREER WOMAN to share now find what you're looking necessary time and effort. hearts, charged ahead into Brownies, nurses, East 228-0475 or 228-9550. power, sun roof, excellent excellent condition. $1000 or two spades. irrepressibillty. Cathoiic School, 649-1225. kitchen table, stereo record duplex. July 1. Residential for. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Fsb. 19) player, typewriter, dressing condition. $2500 FIRM. 633- best offer. 643-9213. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Over The tact you display today area. East Hartford. Call 289- 1816 evenings and weekends. table and bench, night table, SAIL FISH - Alcort 6932 after 5 p.m. the next few days conditions could set the stage for opening TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - electric heater, shavers etc. Fiberglass. Daughter's prize Automotive Service 66 will grow much‘more stable for negotiations over an Issue 1973 CHEVY VAN - Good run you. It will be a good tirne to needing a solution. Put your Good condition. Good for Call 649-5135. possession. Super excellent MANCHESTER - Unusual B«rry’* .World The Flintstone* — Hanna-Barbera Productions care! Canvas cover. Nylon ning condition. $3,000. Call ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- build, so set your sights best foot forward. plating, or welding. Call 649- one bedroom Town house accordingly. Having trouble se PISCES (Fab. 26March 20) The 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM sail. $450. Telephone 643-8B37. 6466659 anytime. sun spcialists, factory Private entrance, patio, lull trained, one daynservice, 114 lecting a career? Send for your attention you pay to your well SET, practically brand new. basement. Includes heat, copy of Astro-Graph Letter by being and health today will pay NCR CASH REGISTER - $500 or best offer. Call 6468867 8 FOOT square end sailing 1976 DODGE CHARGER SE - East Main Street, Rockville, appliances, carpeting, air con Resembles Chrysler Cordoba. 871-1617. mailing 50 cents for each and a dividends tomorrow. Try to get Reconditioned, with many anytime. dingy with oars and sails. ditioning. $285 per month. No long, self-addressed, stamped plenty ol exercise, fresh air totals. Call after 5:30 p.m,, $150. Call 643-0797. All luxury items. Excellent envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. and eal balanced meals. pets, Damato Enterprises, condition. $4,000. Call 646- 228-3957, _ MOVING OUT. SELLING 6461021. Box 489, Radio City Station, ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your EVERYTHING in the house Garden Products 47 4358, after 5 p.m. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify feelings of security come out of MOLDED FORMICA top and half price. 42 Hublard Drive, WANTED: To Crochet birth sign. the social realms today make a paneled bar with two sheives Vernon. Call 646-4160. 44x10 FOOT MOBIL Home. In TOYOTA 1969 - Some repairs. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Things concerted effort to strive for a and four stools. $175. 6466028. Bolton. Working single person Best offer. 1973 Chevy vMa, you're interested in that affect good rapport with all. $450. Moving, must sell! (Jail you directly can be accom TAURUS (April 26May 20) LANE OAK COFFEE AND STRAWBERRIES. Pick your only. No pets, animals or END TABLE - $50. Ideal for children. Call 643-2880. 6468362. plished now, so why not spend Looking out for the needs of TWO PAIRS of bucket seats large living room or office. own. Free containers. No as much time as you can today others fills a need for you from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Tooled leather top cloverleaf children under 14. Open 8 a.m 1974 BUICK RIVERA loaded, | on your personal affairs? today. If you have no Utile ones to 8 p.m., or til picked out. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Soli to take care of, you'll find pair white. Excellent condi coffe table, $35, New 3 speed 428 B road S tr e e t. No excellent condition. Price i tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. Clark Street, South Windsor, negotiable. 6469508. | tude is necessary today to get plenty of big ones to mother. bike, $30. Electric train, $20. off Burnham Street. appliances. $155. Security. things accomplished the way OEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Walnut table for two, $20. 649- Married couple, no pets. Call HOUSES Tackle tasks which require Ihe SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, you like them to be done. Seek 2239. 643-4751. 1970 FORD GALAXIE 500. ! out places where others can't nexiblllly of your mind. Your sand, stone, fill, processed Running condition. As is, $200 j interfere. mental aplllude Is particularly gravel. For deliveries, call FOR SALE - Contemporary or best offer. Call 6467907, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Intima sharp today. George H. Grilling, Inc. An > I Born Loser — Art Sansom Couch (Herculon fabric) 90', STRAWBERRIES - Pick your Ap< AND ask for Noreen. | cies won't be nearly as much dover, 742-7886. With heat, hotwater, stove, T good condition, reasonable. own 224 Hillstown Road, fun for you today as being with Call alter 6 p.m., 649-1340. refrigerator, carpet. $200. 1969 FIREBIRD j lots of people. Your gregarious DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 Manchester. Fields open 9 Adults only. No pets. Third a.m. till dark. CONVERTIBLE, good mood needs exoression. yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, WOOD AND COAL stoves, floor, centrally located. APARTMENTS mechanical condition, 6 gravel and more stone 643- Security deposit, (Jail 6467690. 01970 by NEA. me. ASHLEY, RITEWAY, ALL MULCH HAY $1.50 per bale. cylinder standard shift. No ' Bug* Bunny — Halmdahl and Stoffal NIGHTER, NASHUA, rust. $1195, 6436134. j ,Will „deliver 10 or more bales LOVELY D U P L E X , MORSO, COMFORTER, locan^y.^Call^875-73M...... carpeting 2 bedroom - base "This time It's not refrigerators I'm selling - THERMACONTROL, 1972 CHEVELLE (Heavy I ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin ment garage and much more FOR RENT 3 T It's Nixon's book." drapes- Austrialian valance- TIMBERLINE and many Antiques 48 Chevy) 350 V6, 4 speed. Good I Only $200. Rental Assistors running condition. $1000. Call I Jade. 144x84. $45. Touch and others. Glass fireplace 2365646 (small fee) sew sewing machine with enclosures. Natures Way, 80 WANTED. Antique furniture, 649-0487. 69 p.m. | Our Boarding Hou** — Carrol & McCormick Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon Pearl Street, Enfield, (Jonn. glass, pewter, oil paintings or 1972 CHEVY NOVA, 6 | fish tank with filter and 745-3420, 31 Main Street, Staf other antique item s. R. IDEAL FOR SINGLES 1 I HOPE ')OUR THEY R3NT UM.YA6,THENEW A N TI-] accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow ford Springs, Conn. 684-4508. Harrison, 643-8709. bedroom flat. Kids and pets cylinder automatic, power j steering, low- mileage. One J a h N 5HAKE$ CARE IF NOISE ORDINANCE IS A \ mobiles-40 horse power, best ok. All utilities paid only $150. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in East ROB, m it e RESTRICT|VE~J offer. Call 568-6559. ELECTROLUX VACUUM W anted to Buy 49 Rental Assistors 236-5646 owner. $1795. Tim Moriarty | UP CITY HALL,. 'k}[3 with power nozzle. Excellent Sllktown Motors, 270 Hartford j M AJOR! A BANK PARTIOIL^IY AFTER (small fee). Hartford has a need for room ren- 1 AM..'MYMASTER P MEDITERRANEAN - condition. Call 646-3125. CASH PAID Immediately - Road, Manchester. | Cad^-Crochet H0WAPAY6 AS L0N6 •)t7U CAN g e t AS you (Pecan) double queen head for gold jewelry and HEAT PAID, Lovely Duplex 2 tais as weii as house and apartment J~^---«^SIZES 10-42 board with double box spring diamonds. Licensed broker bedroom, has carpeting, gar VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALS - ! BUSTED JUST PO IT and mattress. Verv good con TAG SALES for over 1/2 century, Savitt age, ^pliances and more. iistings, in the Greater Hartford 1973 VW real clean $1695.1972 FOR A U T T 14 (JUIETLV dition, $80,659-0718'. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 Only $u5. Rental Assistors VW $1395. 1972 Square Back, 7-5 5INOIN" automatic, air, new tires, / HeathclIH This Funny World Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- (small fee) 236-5646. Area, if you have a house or apart c t »»OWWI G *l Mfc. TN.» » U.8. Fit oh: CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - 470 PORTER STREET, July 0163, $1795.1971 Kombl Bus, rebuilt 36" mower blade, 42" snow 8, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Garage ment to rent, piease caii 565-8790 engine, $1595. 1970 $995. 1969 plow blade. Coins: Pennies, doors, end tables, metal FREE HEAT AND HOT Ghai, automatic, real clean, { ISORRV, FDRhV, MV ^ nickels, dimes, quarters, cabinets, lamps, appliances, □ RENTALS WATER Nice 4 room. Base or maii information to Pratt & $945. 1968 $695. 1967 $495. WATCH WAS A COUPLE ment and appliances. Call for Complete Volkswagen Ser 1 halves. Also: 20 Mint Sets, 18 misc. 5625 )’MINUTES SLO W .'r- Proof Sets, by appointment. details. Rental Assistors 236 Whitney Aircraft, 400 Main Street, vice, Tim Moriarty, Silktown I Rooms lor Rent 52 5646 (small fee). Call 2263547. TAG SALE, Antiques, fur Motors, 270 Hartford Road, I A b u l^ cardigan with Manchester. I c niture, household items. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - East Hartford, CT 06108, Attnr roll-cufi sleeves is a wel PI TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, Saturday, July 8th. 9-5. 78 KIDS OKAY. Charming : come addition to the e c e e i s / Birch House Women. Central bedroom Townhouse 1968 BUICK La'SABRE, good sewing machine, and tent North Elm St., Manchester. ly located. Downtown Housing Transportation OBE-1. j wardrobe in white or fav I (10x16). May be seen at 108 Rain date - Sunday. Carpeting, appliances. Free running condition, 1971 FORD orite color. I Manchester. Kitchen jieat. Call Now. Renta! PINTC) as is. Best offers. Call Scott Drive, Manchester, all ••••••••••••••••••#••••••• privileges, all 6462358. No. 5625 has crochet | day Saturday. Building Supplies 42 Assitors. 2365646 (small fee) 6465357/2862248. directions for Sizes 10 to j 42 inclusive. $ ATTRACTIVELY PANELED SINGER SEWING MACHINE NATURAL STONE for KIDS AND PETS OK large 5 DATSUN 1200, sUndard, good TO ORDIR, itRd $1.00 for tieh |» 2 room apartment. Stove, room. Parking appliances running condition, 6 radial jitUm^pliis 2S$ for patUfi and j and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug retaining walls, veneers, refrigerator, heat, electricity. ' T a CHANGE M I O W with pad. bathroom sinks and patios, etc. Pick up by the yard. Only $140. Renta PRATT&WHITNEY tires, ^00. Call 6462260. _ OSSIBLV t MIHWG SUIT M THE Adults, References, no pets. Assistors 2365646 (small fee). ANNI CABOT I faucets. Call 649-3331. pound or delivery by the ton. $175. 6463167 or 2863540. ItancliMWr Htnid i FIGffl'^ONG- *M H HOUSE." 11M A n. ol AmtcICM ■ olton Notch Stone Quarry, ...... MANCHESTER 3 room apart- AIRCRAFT GROUP MW Yon. N.V. 10OM "nf ■ WHEELCHAIR - Good con- 649-3163. SAVE TT l| diton. $75.00. Call 643-1951, •••••••••••••••••••••ft*** Garden Products 47 ment, heat, hot wa'ter, Manufacturing Division Print Nnmt. Addris* wltk ZIP \ appliances, parking, con CODE Md ttrit Numbtr. | Shor* Rib* — Frank Hill c! after 12 noon. Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 SUMMER c! c 1 venient location, no pets, $190 1978ALBUMwitha32-page j » COBSNY l-A Srt, <*Gift Section*’ with fu ll | SLIMA4ER p DOG-CAT BOARDING a month. 643-0C30 after 4 p.m. LON& >IN S BgglA. J* FOR SALE - William and SPECIAL SALE directions. Price... $2.00 j Mary sterling by Lunt. Four, bathing/grooming.Obedience USD THESE BOOKS AT $US EACH, j 1 jj^ t i m four piece place settings, five protection classes. Complete U-PICK Nn. Q-IIS-BIUK BIBBON QUILTS. I ©1 teaspoons, one serving spoon modern facilities. Canine CORN CRIB BERRY PATCH UNITED cmuim shtiM imir siiiu. ; and three other pieces. Call Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Buckland Road, TECHNOLOGIES m. QUILTS OH PARADE. C ttWllcWMiMax»A.hx. 7-9 742-8991 after 3:30 p.m. daily. Road, Manchester. For reser DlrtetlMi fir ilitMi Rvltti. I South Windsor. Nl. a-ttS-QRANOMOTKErs FlOW- I vations please call 6465971. Sale Price* CADILLAC El QUILTS. IS fmiBatiRi Riflts. (0 “We aeem to have a bad connection. WASHER - and like new Nl. 0-111-AMERICA’S FAVORITE Hang up and coll ma badt." dryer. Pool table, coffee POODLES - Guaranteed tiny’ Stop and l^lck. 2 ROOMS, heat and utilities, Equal Opportunity Employer Male & Female I.WAIMNYAVE HAffTKIKn AFQHANS. A IlMtHil MlMtltn, ‘ 3rd floor. No children or peti table, lamps. Telephone 566 toy puppies and stud services OPEN 8 TO 8 527-0171 I HSbtlMSsU'B:''"’ ' 3547. at fair prices. 1-423-^89. $165. Call 6462236. 1 adb ^ aaa. a. ^ M .ahi J w eetwsiFSMjsatt a sat^ aiB P A G E TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 5, 1878 LEN PRITCHARD Most states use space photos iVcii; Owner of P:- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Landsat cost $115,000 and advantage provided by other government agen Jr. of California. The states are showing in took less than one year. Landsat is the ability of cies. One often-repeated Another problem, said creasing interest in the Of the states that have cameras and other sensors concern was the lack of a Gov. John Dalton of down-to-Earth uses of used Landsat data, 18 used aboard the two Landsats federal commitment to es- Virginia, is that state, photography from space. the pictures to make land now in operation to provide tablish a long-term regional and local agencies According to a just- cover inventories of their detailed coverage of all the operational Landsat have trouble in main 'The Coffees on... completed study for White areas. Sixteen used the in states every 18 days. This system. taining effective liaison Stop In Anytinte.” House science adviser formation for water quali permits state and local “States are reluctant to with the federal agencies spend time, money and that plan and operate the Frank Press, every state ty assessment and plan governments to monitor Spadal on Thunday except for Connecticut and ning, nine for wildlife changes that occur in large labor on a technique which, satellite systems. Rhode Island has used habitat inventories, nine areas. after many years, remains And Gov. Ella Grasso of Buy 1 Dol Donuts - Get 3 Donuts FREE! natural resources pictures for geological mapping, But state officials largely experimental,” Connecticut, whose state is taken by 570-mile high seven each for surface queried by the committee said Gov. Reubin Askew of one of the two that have not ‘ T f c e Taste Tells The Tale" Landsat satellites. water inventories, flood did report problems and Florida. used Landsat data, said 335 Center St. Georgia, Mississippi, control and crop inven concerns with te Landsat “ There must be current computer 646-9466 New Jersey, North Dakota, tories and six for forest in program managed by the assurance of continuity in techniques to process and Arizona, South Dakota and ventories. Nationai Aeronautics and the Landsat program,” analyze the information T exas have ongong The report said one key Space Administration and said Gov. Edmund Brown "are too complex.” operational projects with the latter three states extensively using Landsat images in planning and managing natural resources, •'There is growing state Motorized awareness of the value of Landsat data," said the BaiMBO report by a task force Grill headed by Gov. Richard Our Reg. 29.99 Lamm of Colorado. The 335-page document said Landsat spacecraft 22.70 are making "significant, often unique contributions Hollowflll \P> to the information base Sleeping Bag required for state and local government’s manage Our Gov. Grasso is greeted as she arrives at Accompanying her, at right, is Maj. Gen. ment of natural resources. Wheeler-Sack Airport at “Fort Drum, N.Y. John Freund, state adjutant general. 2 % Generous 24" wide, with 4-position grid, “For many uses, Land Extra-Wide 6-Web Deluxe tapered steel legs, utility tray. Complete sat provides the only feasi Vinyl-Wrapped with rotisserie, hood, spit and motor. Folding Chair our Reg. 9.99 Ken Hatfield, at left, and Roy Migneault, both of Manchester, prepare to demonstrate ble means for conducting Ideal weight for Patio Stack Chairs natural and resource in Aluminum frame with double m Johnson's OFF Insect Repellant 50-caliber machine guns. summer camping. S tubular arms,ns, non-tilt patio / / | | Keeps pesty mosquitos away 4 4 *7 ventories," the report said. Plumply filled rip-stop I legs. Extra-i-wide 6x5x4 webbing, ff 11 f w for hours. 6-Oz. Our Reg. 1 . 4 9 .1 • 1 f “The cost, time and man nylon shell, nylon lining. i . . , _ v . , . , ^.18.99.13o40E ech power involved in the use Full nylon zipper for easy 11 Matching 7-Web Chalse Space-saving seating for company or family. {Raid Flying Insect Killer of conventional techniques access. Washable. Our Reg. 16.99 No-sag PVC vinyl on white enameled steel Clean, pleasant aroma. 4 y e n A t F o rt D ru n if N , Y, is often prohibitive.” Adjustable backrests. frame. Cool plastic arm rests. Our Reg. 1.88...... 1 . 4 2 Twenty-three states sur Coleman’s J sturdy aluminum frame veyed by the committee 2-Mantle Lantern ^ withcfoubie-tubuiararms. 12.88 reported they were using Landsat information Tylenol Pain Reliever Guardsmen participate in two weeks of training because it is more cost Bottle of 100. 14K. Gold Earrings Easy-IlKhting In all weather. Uses Non-aspirin A Q O effective than conventional clean Coleman fuel (sold separately) in Ball & Chain Design Of the CNG she says, "It’s the best Garrett explained that the paw was ty to see a demonstration of 50- beans, salad, and apple pie, a couple Puzzled, I asked what was so fun techniques. Baked enamel finish. Dependable k l Y l I N f f i , OurReg.2.21...... l a O S J Wear the ball alone for day By BETTY RYDER thing that could happen to you. It’s for Clemson (S.C.) University’s foot caliber machine guns presented by two of youthful looking guardsmen joined ny? The Washington State favorite. time, add the delicate chain for Family/Travel Editor secure, it has good benefits and ball team, known as the Tiger’s. Mrs. Manchester men, Ken Hatfield of 98 us at our table. To which they good-naturedly said, Department of Naturai Noxzema Shave Cream evenings.. friendly people. It’s the best.” Grasso was also presented with a Summit St. and Roy Migneault of 47 When we commented on how “We’re sure glad the governor came Helps shave closer. ll-O z. Zooming off in a U.S. Air Force delicious the food was they both burst Resources estimated, for SAVE During the governor’s visit, we parking permit for Clemson’s foot Woodbridge St. today, 'cause this isn’t the usual 9 5 % OFF Our Reg. 1 .0 9 ...... O f Our Reg. 2 6 .9 7 ...... 17.70 plane with the governor is always As we dined on whipped potatoes, out laughing. example, that a western AN EXTRA mm W Our Our R R e e fu fu lv lv ivicm Prlcr were transported by helicopter to ball stadium. chow that's served." fun, but it also enables one to meet The southerners laughingly ad pork chops with stuffing, green Washington forest inven ENTIRE STOCK OF 14K Hoop Earrings many interesting people. various training ranges. tory of 10 million acres Atra Razor by Gillette At one stop, the governor was mitted they were trying to adjust to Wenzel Cabin Tents Our two most popular fashion For instance, before we departed would cost $2 million and 2l«i(Tiut5 Complete with 5 blades. presented with an orange-colored being part of the “Yankee Division.” Our Reg. 59.97 to 129.97 ^ORiyew* styles. You'll want to buy both! on Gov. Ella Grasso's recent visit to take two years using con $2 MAIL-IN REBATE ^ baseball cap with in imprint of a Still further along on the tour at the FROM GILLEHE* Our Reg. 29.97 and 39.97 the Connecticut Army National Q Q Q LeRay Mansion, Capt. Arthur S. ventional techniques. The Our Reg. 3 .9 9 ...... £ a O O Guard which was training at Fort tiger’s paw, by Capt. Donnie Garrett, inventory was recently 44.60» 97.40 Greenberg of Ifamden gave the "Fire-Fighter" flame retardant 19.40 «. 26.70 Drum, N.Y., I had an opportunity to- governor an antique napkin ring completed with Landsat talk to a pretty senior airman, Julie pictures in one year for finish, tough polyester/cotton drill, Atra Razor Blades engraved with her name, a gift from with inside zibpered windows. Cartridge pack of 5. Diamond and Gold Hearts Janes of 51 Meadowbrook Road, J his Co. C of the 726th Maintenance ?200,000. Sizes from 6'9 square, to gener Add the special sparkle of dia 50c MAIL-IN REBATE Ellington. Battalion which is stationed at the A land use inventory in ous 10'xl4'. FROMGIllETTE* Q Q e monds to the gleam of 14K gold. Julie, a graduate of Windsor Locks Our Reg. 1 .0 9 ...... 0 9 Southington Armory. Ohio in the early 1970s Styles very in all stores. High School, has been a member of 8 per store. No rainchecks. Our Reg. 3 9 .9 9 _____ 27.60 using conventional 'S w derk lor coupon. the CNG for Vk years. At 23, Julie is Just prior to breaking for dinner in methi^s cost $310,000 and a tented area in the 43rd Brigade a weapons loader and is also a techni Photos By Betty Ryder took two years. A com Mountain Tent, 5'x7' cian administrative specialist. Command Post, we had an opportuni parable inventory using Our'Ref. 29.99 ...... 19.99 Flame retardant canvas, sewn-in floor, “It gives me a great opportunity to zipper screen door with storm flaps. travel, a chance to see new places Pup Tent, 5'i7' and meet people. I go on one- to two- Our Re;. 19.99...... 14.66 week deployments loading weapons Flame retardant canvas. Complete with stakes, poles, ropes. to support the flying group and have been to Colorado, Arizona, Michigan 3 Man Nylon Wall Tent Our Ref. 38,7 7...... 29.07 and Mississippi, she said. Sewn-in floor, 3-way zip door with screen In her capacity as adminitrative window. Flame retardant. specialist, she said, “You might say I am secretary to 60 men. I handle Entire stock of their paper work, orders, and other Igloo Chests & Jugs clerical work.” Our Reg. 10.99 to 59.77 The daughter of Mrs. Pauline Janes of Meadowbrook Road, 8.24,044.60 Ellington, Julie said she first became Durable hi-impact construction, Interested in the Guard when her with great Insulating properties. sister, Karen Havens of East Wind Choose 25 to 86 (Jt. chests, or 2-gal. easy-pour jugs. sor, formerly a member of the Guard, encouraged her to join. Not all stylei lji all stores. No rainchecks. Why did she undertake loading weapons? V l in II lc n c i‘ I |Kiy “ I wanted to do something Ihirscs Inr llu' Ihings different. And, as it is, I was the first Airman Julie Janes woman in the ammunitions shop and, tin y si'.'til In im ym ir Bring in Ail Y o u il to date, still am.” commander of the South Carolina l.'inu'. Hut 1 wiin'l buy When she’s not working, Julie .inylliing lluit has ymii' Holiday Film contingent of guardsmen who were Maternity Sportswear enjoys riding her horse, “Sugar doing their two weeks' summer IKIIIK' nil It. and Save on Caldor Dough,” dancing, swimming, and I Topi Shorts training with the“Yankee Division,” fishing. the 26th Division’s nickname. The |H'ii|ilc wliii ask FILM PROCESSING* 5.66 2.80 Reg. B.N A 7.N Our Reg. 3.W iiir III write this ad will Developing and I Developing and The back entrance to the beautiful LeRay Mansion at Fort Drum printing your roll dl i Be cool while you welt. Easy- y ive \iiii .1 tree liiiiiu' printing your roll of care fabrics, fistlaring colors, Kodacolor or Fujicolor Kodacolor or Fujicolor Misses’ & Jrs.’ Jogging Shorts In a great fashion group. Sizes ^eeu^ly iiispeel lull. 12-exposure film ...... 20eiposurefilm ...... 8-18. S,M,L They II lell yiiu hiiw yiiil This year’s top style for athletes or lazy-ers. 'B y Independent Labortory Contrast-trimmed solids, all machine wash rail imileel ymir laiiiily able. Sizes 516 to 15/16, S,M,L. O ur Rsg. s.se Ireiii lire .mil iiilruilers Vacation-time is photo-time, stock-up on film, nowl .\iiil they II give yiiii an KODACOLOR INSTANT COLOR 2-PACKS ll|ieraliiiii Identilie.ilnin Reiaxed, Comfortable Knit Tops C 126-20,C 11020...... Kodak PR-10 or iiiarking Imil tii m ake 1.38 C135-24...... 1 .5 7 Polaroid SX-70. ymir valuables less *3 I *4 I *5 valiKilile III |ieii|)le like •d. Our Regular 3.99 to 6.99 ^ m e Sergeant’s Sentry IV A rainbow of colors...a host of stylss...ln easy-cars poly ester and cotton. Solids, stripes, and Isvlsh-trlmmed l.iickily. ,1 hit lit yiiii Flea and Tick Collar types. Sizes S,M,L r s a . ^ Protect your pets from will |iul nil answering annoying pests. this ;id y'nii re iinly bur- S e r o ^ l Sizes for cats or dogs, j Ma% ling yniii'selves. nl Sergeant's Our Reg. 2 .6 9 ...... 1 . 9 9 Fashion Swimsuits l nmnlM iui rniirse Oster Clipper Kit Our Reg. Groom your pet yourself, save I0 I 3.N lieeanse a smarl Ihiel time and money. 4 4 wnnT I,ike anything il he Our Reg. 17,67...... 1 1 . # / eanT gel il through the Sergeant’s Flea-Skip leiiee Pet Shampoo Deodorizes while it cleans and A i l d beautifies. Our Reg. 1 . 2 7 . 9 ^ * Jumbo Rawhide Bone Bjgioi: Keeps pet's teeth clean and gumsAiimo kau^UU..healthy. NEW ENGLAND O u rR e g .2 .« ...... 1.83 DYNAMICS INC. Tetramln Staple Food Faehlon Sleepwear The Peace of Mind People Balanced diet for all tropical 3.14to5.44 fish. 7/8G 2. size. Our Reg. 3J9 to M l Our Reg. 1.68...... 9 Adortble baby dolls, cool waltz length or long etyles, In trimmed Delta Flea Collar or tillored types. Nylons, noJron Also aids in tick-control. Our Reg. 1-37 ea...... 2 ( o r ^ blinds. Sizes S,M,L Residential Fire & Burglary Protection 3WAYSTOCHARGE: ' 700 BURNSIDE AVE. SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE.' E . H T F D . 1. CALDOR CHARGE lANGHESRK— ------H B IIin t'------2 8 9 -9 5 4 8 WEDNESDAY A range officer explains target techniques to Gov. Grasso. 2. MASTER CHARGE 114S ToHind Tiaiiiilki Tri-Clly Sttiiiiiilng Canlw Busy governor takes time out to shake hands with guardsmen during her tour. i nil THRU 3 . VISA/BANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS; MON. thru FRI. 10AMto9:30PM • SATURDAY, 9 AM to 9:30 PM •SUNDAY, 11 AMtoSPM SATURDAY PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 5, 1978_ Among the graduates of E. Theriault, 67 Daryl live.; Gordon R. Hamilton St. Joseph G. DeCormier of assistant program from MacFarlane, 15 Cherry Also Paul P. Bisaccia, the University of Hartford Drive. Manchester receved an Lasell Junior College on Tree Drive; Timothy E. 743 Brewer St.; Dorene K. 4 Debra Louise Cohen of Rocky Hill and Philip B artlett, • are: East Hartford: John J. associate’s degree from May 14. Betty’s notebook Canavan, 245 Naubuc Ave.; Blair, 130 Nutmeg Lane; Hale of Manchester were married July 2 at The Colony in' ^ Bolton; John H. Bennett. Bezzinl, 400 Burnside Ave.; Northwood Institute in Miss Templeton was David P. Craft. 107 Cres David F. Gaudreau, 18B St. Dorene K. Blair, 130 Vernon.' ■ ' ' 322 Lake St.; Ellen F. Midland, Mich. named to the 1978 edition of associate’s degree on May Carey. 92 Tolland Road. cent Drive; Arthur S. Regis St.; Michael E. Nutmeg Lane; Steven P. By Betty Ryder ------Who's Who Among 27 and will transfer to Coventry; Priscilla M. Donovan, 482 Burnside Grabon, 50 Deerfield Ave.; Kassoy, 509 Burnside Ave.; Thq bride is the daughter- of Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. K e n to n G e rr of American College Students Southeastern Hutt. 612 Broad Way; and Ave,: Kevin E. Nancy C. Petrasko, 53 Raul Montanez, 113 Arnold Karl William Kersting of Cohen of Crescent Beach, Niantic, and Pompano Beach,' Manchester received a BS and was the recipient of Massachusetts University Kenneth W. Steere Jr., 247 McNamara, 38 Woodycrest Adams St.; Thomas A. Drive; Cora S. Scherer, 37 97C Sycamore Lane Fla. "nje bridegroom is the son of Mr. qnd Mrs. Francis degree in engineering from the Lasell Silver & w l for at North Dartmouth, Mass. received a doctor of Shady Lane; Carl J. Weitz, Drive; Anita R. Kehlen- Picone, 37 Melton Drive; Scotland Road; Ulises J. T. Hale of 6 Butler Road. the University of outstanding service to veterinary medicine 207 Love Lane: and James bach, 14 Biuefield Drive; Diana L. Roscioli, 42 Deer Toledano, 18 Apple Tree Bridgeport on May 7. campus life. Barbara Reale Benjamin d e g re e from Purdue dancers, artists, even opera singers. The New England Patriots have J. Vance. 35 Birch Trail. J o h n F . O liv e r , 34 field Ave.; Philip M. Cor Drive; Marvin G. Burgin, ------She graduated from East Congratulations to pretty Maura Justice of the Peace Robert Cormier officiated. coran, 42 Shady Lane: 509 Burnside Ave.; of Topsfield, Mass., University. It was just terrific.” issued a call for male and female Ellington; R. W. Glliett, Wildflower Road; Robert Mary Ann Templeton, Catholic High School in McGeary, Miss Manchester 1978, ’The bride wore an organza gown designed with sheer Constantine Chassapis, 150 Richard J. Jordan, 913 graduated from Salem Congratulations to all the young candidates for the 1978 Patriot 81 -Pinneybrook: Everett F. Ryder, 168 Wakefield daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1974. who was named third runner-up in sleeves, Ifice applicqued bodice and Empire waist. Her Sawka Drive: Dennis H. Forbes S.; Edward J. State College with a Among the graduates ladies who entered the pageant. It Cheerleading squad. Tryouts are G. A rc h ib a ld , 30 Circle; Doreen E. Downie, Paul C. Templeton of 20 ------the Miss Connecticut Scholarship elbow-length veil was attached to a tiara band of 43 Plain Drive; John D. Hofmann, 15 Kenneth Litwin, 69 Shannon Road; bachelor of arts degree in receiving degrees from takes quite a bit of courage, but I’m scheduled for Sunday from 8:30 a.m. Hathaway; Raymond G. Im p erial D rive, South Lynn Boland, daughter of English, magna cum laude. Pageant Saturday night in New Bri matching lace. She carried a white Bible with white Falkner. 106 Burbank Szatkowski, 100 Andover Drive; Brian W. Hunt, 31 Alfred J. Roberts, 15 Anita Providence College are sure now reflecting on their to noon at Schaefer Stadium in Windsor, received an- Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. She is the daughter of tain. orchids and steamers of stenhanotis. Road: Robert O’Brien. 283 Road; Joseph J. Sparveri Echo Lane; F rank C. D r.; and R ich a rd D. Joyce E. Bezzini of 94 Maura won the talent competition experiences, they are thankful that Foxboro, Mass. associate’s degree in Boland of 31 Plymouth Mr. and Mrs, Enrico F. Lydall Road and Lori A. Somers Road; Richard F. Jr., 121 Graham Road; Jaf- Mullett, 527 Main St.; Sheperdson, 905 Burnside in her group of 10 other contestants they competed. The first round of selections will science in the medical Lane, has been named to Reale of 11 Bonner Rod. Mulligan of 60 Shady Lane, Mrs. Marlene Febeo of Wethersfield was her sister’s Welcome, 10 Hayes Ave,; far J. Azzam. 550 Burn.*' Jonathan Anderson 49 Ave. with a classical ballet. She received a produce a field of some 60 finalists, both of East Hartford Happy birthday matron of honor. Bridemaids were Mrs. Terry Cohen of; and Herbert P. Lerner, 3 $400 schoalrship. Mary Alice Flintroy frorn which the ultimate squad will Mrs. Agnes Hayes of 182 N. Elm West Hartford, the bride’s sister-in-law; and Ms. Alice , of Meriden was named Miss Connec be chosen by a panel of judges later Hedther Road. [^1 Stop & Shop Coupon Slop & Shop Coupon St., known to many of her friends and Doerr of Fairfax, Va, - Hebron': Paul S. ticut. There were 21 contestants and in the evening. ^ self service deli o x best cot^iori and a S7 50 purchase thes coucxyi and a $7 50 purchase r - ^ j B neighbors as “Gramma Hayes,” will Dawidowicz. 105 Slocum the group was split in half for the A spokesman for Sports [ quality for picnic sandwiches. be 90 years young tomorrow. Promotions, Inc., the Boston Stephen B. Hale of Manchester, the bridegroom’s Drive: Ronald S. Poklem- talent competition. A native of Manchester, Mrs. brother, served as best man. Ushers were William ba. 48 Jan Drive; Leo J. "It was really fun,” Maura said in representative agency for .. Sun Glory Hayes taught Sunday School at Se Edwards and Richard Esten, both of Manchester. Stanlake. London Road; a telephone interview earlier this professional athletes which has been cond Congregational Church for and Craig A. Leeker, M week. named to coordinate tryout competi nearly 60 years. tion and judging, said that increased A reception was held at The Colony, after which the London Road. Baeon "We went to the bail after the She was already been feted at pageant at Howard Johnson stress will be placed on dancing and couple left for Vermont. ' Manchester: Carol L. Sliced several parties and will celebrate Ballroom in New Britain, and were gymnastic ability. The competition is Enderlin, 76 Park St.; 11b. pkg. ^ Thursday with her son John and his really able to unwind. All the open to both sexes this year. Diane M. Kozlovich, 122 wife at their home in Manchester. Mrs. Hale is employed as an assistant pension analyst pressure was gone and we just had Following final selections, squad Surtny Brook Drive; Lynn Ex'tra Mild Franks 99= She also has three grandchildren and members will undergo a rigorous and Mr. Hale is a pension analyst, both at Travelers In( V. Walnum, 147 School St.; fun. Now we can all get back to nor surance Co. Sliced Cold Cuts SSGS 53' three great-grandchildren. Claudia H. Wolk, 117A ^ 1 0 0 « SnopBctogrta O M P« P 9 PciBh Sly4t Lo d mal. Although it was hard work, it period of training and rehearsals Mrs. Hayes received con Tudor Lane; Elaine L. was fun," Maura said. before their first on-field appearance Mrs. Philip B. Hale gratulatory messages, including one Rick Lawrence of Manchester in the Patriots opener at Foxboro, Koza. 98 Battista Road; comer deli You'll And all from President and Mrs. Carter. your favorite deli foods... Jaycees, sponsors of the local Aug. 20 against the Kansas City Hope C. Lennartz, 45 Happy birthday, gramma. Avail, in stores featuring a service del pageant and who, along with his wife, Chiefs. During the season, the squad Rivards mark anniversary Wellman Road; Michael Elin, served as chaperones for Miss will appear at all Patriot home Bowman, 579 Center St.; Domestic Manchester, said, "In the seven Cheerleaders needed games. William P. Anderson, 142 Those interested are advised to Hollister St.; Donald L. years we have been involved in the If you’ve watched those pretty report promptly at 8:30 a.m. In Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rivard of 101 sons, Oscar A. Kivard of Bristol and socket, R.I., moved to East Hartford Delano, P.O. Box 7; Cooked ttam pageant, this year was the first year cheerleaders on the field and on suitable attire at Schaefer Stadium, Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford, his fiancee, Bernice Violette, also of in 1954. Mr. Rivard v/as bom in Edward D. Gado, 496 W. Sectioned and that the talent was so great. It was television and wished you could give Gate A. For additional information celebrated their 50th wedding an Bristol; and Mr. and Mrs. Andre Boston, Mass., and retired from Middle Turnpike; Bruce G. Formed just phenomenal. There were a try — now is your chance. call the Patriots (617) 262-1776. niversary on June 25 at the Fireside Rivard of East Hartford. Pratt & Whitney Division of United K reindel, 186F Tudor Restaurant in Enfield. The couple More than 70 people attended from Technologies Corp. in 1963. Mrs. Lane: Susan R. Masinda, Swiss Cheese was m arried June 25, 1928 in Bristol, East Hartford, Enfield, Rivard, the former Cecile 12 St. Lawrence St.; Floyd “White Gem"Roasted Bellingham, Mass. South Windsor and from Rhode Desmarais, was born in Canada. She J. Roman, BOA Am Hosting the party were their three Island, Massachusetts, Florida and retired from Szabo Cafeterias, Inc. in bassador Drive; Michael TuriteyBfeast daughters and their husbands, Mr. Canada. A buffet was served along 1976. W, White, 18 Prospect St.; and Mrs. Roland (Jeannine) Leroux with an anniversary cake by their Mr, and Mrs. Rivard are members Henry B. Cooke, 41 All White M eat * 2 7 9 of Enfield; Mr. and Mrs. Russell children. Entertainment was of St. Mary’s Church in East Hart Burnham St.: F.J, Ardini, Sliced to order n , ***8^SrwSS*eshopsa!9«tt. (Alice) Hirth of South Windsor; Mr. provided by the “Sandy Richards ford. They have 14 grandchildren and 82 Barry Road; Gordon C. In the 47 nations where bowling is popular, there are an estimated 60 million bowlers. Baked Ham stops Srx 3 .79 p and Mrs. Ernest (Lucie) Pelletier of Quartet” hand. three great-grandchildren. Christensen, 96 Hamilton Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; and their two The Rivards, formerly of Woon Shrimp Salad swis™, ‘2.59<. Drive; Dennis J. Rice Pudding 69» I^W hte Paper Gallagher, 47A Sycamore Stop & Shop Lane; Joseph H. Gareau, Soft Rye Bread 1 [xxjndioal 65J : n o c o u p o n s n e c e s s a r y : 125 Strawberry Lane; Cole Slaw 59J ^ Plates Philip K. Grogan, 20F l u i i t r y l Cold Cups SAVE 80* - ^ STORE HOURS 9 inch GIANT SIZE Esquire Drive; James F. Fine foods to lOOcl. pkg. BOUNTY JUMBO ROLL o n 4 P ^ MON-SAT 8 AM 9 PM SAVE 96' ON 2 our kitchen FIX IT LIMIT 2 Hamelin, 16 Pioneer Cir save you time, work, money. 7 ounce size f SUNDAY 8 AM S PM $J19 c 49 OZ. cle; Kathleen M. McCleod, 2 pound package 7 9 Pastel Paper Plates x -iX , 89' Herb Alexander TIDE 452 W. Middle Turnpike; Foam Cups / SAM CRISPINO’S \ Paper Plates 99’ TOWELS 5/ KMGSIZE Donald R. Piecuch, 89 Plastic Cups Brookfield St.; Drew M; PetatoSpd Stop & Shop SUPREME Thomas, 114 Steep Hollow or Macaroni JOY LI(HIID“H’"’99^ Lane. Salad Early California Whole n S f U J s c o n 1000 SHEET ROLL M Also, Robert J. Caffrey, Kosher ( FOODS REG.0RDIET C(X)ked Chickens bSSSSIv.’ 1.09® H a a C A IQ 23 Linnmore Drive; CarlT. sold in rifEadyv Sriect 4IJ itiifeti ID Chadburn, 129 Barry Road; 31b. pkgs. dallfomh ^ C h e e ^ Pizza Fresh or Frozen MnouvH iK ckles TISSUE H iic iim i John C. Honor Jr., 83 only PEPSICOLA 6/H]? OUves 32 ounce COLORS I LIMIT 3 l^yan Drive; Barbara W. SAVE $1.90 3 pound package Pitted on 3 PKS SIX PAKS ' Carter, 130 Highland St.; frozen meat Lean burgers _ jar 6oz. 79 Amy M. C ry sta l, 337 all set for your baibecue. Oakland St.; Frank can 5 9 Heinz Pickles 69' , SPECIALS GOOD ALL WEEK, MON.-SAT., JULY 3-8, 197B 5lb. Box Countryfine Damiano, 276 Grissom BonelessBeef Giant Ripe Olives 59' Kosher Dill Spears 79' GRADE "A" FRESH Road; William Earle, 225 lb Manzanilla Olives SiJiedSoz tar 59' Redwood Road; Diane Beef Patties PRIDE OF FARM YOUNG vniiur USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE Heinz-16oz. btl. PATRICK CUDAHY SWEET LIFE QUALITY Fecteau, 40 Olcott St.; 20-4 ounce *JP O O Chuck Steak Seven Seas BELTSVILLE w 7 l E SHOULDER LONDON CANNED SLICED Susan C. Hahn, 28 Marble patties St.; Stu Katz, 48D Esquire B-B-Q TURKEYS CHICKENS CLOD ROAST BROIL b a c o n Drive; Deborah B. Turkey Roast *3.49 SHOULDER STEAK HAMS 5 - ^ B . 2'/i-3 LB. AVG. CO 3 L ^ ^ I Z E VAC-PAK PKG. Nemeth, 428 W. Middle Wkge 9 Dark M«al-2b koten **WhiteGenit3. $ 1 6 9 Turnpike; Talivaldis A. ItaUan Sauce Reg, Onion, P au p s, 444 H illstow n Salad S 53’ s i 3 9 sea food Fish lovers—save on or Mushroom 69* 59* 1 Road; Peter J. 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PKQ. *1.19 for fast-lo-fix meals. ,6o? 1 advance you will be able to out. l b 9 9 « $ O l 9 ; South Windsor: Jeffry P. , 8 ounce c a n s ^ ^ Fabrics on upholstered I CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS SWISS CHEESE LB. “ RU8SERRUBBER BONELEBB BONELESS (SMOKED(BR PORK BUTTS) Countryfine tackle it one piece at a time LEAN TENDER CHUCK H ornish, 79 B enedict Stop & Shop bag and the job will be easier. All furniture may be dingy and CHUCK CUBE STEAKS * 1 . 7 9 S ' ! 3 9 DAISY HAMS *1.69 Hot c. Sweet Heinz Relishes KvTei/ij-'Oc: fcv 39' no amount of washing will LB. 1 Drive; Joseph L. Futtner, Italian S 9 of it will need dusting. If it is USDA CHOICE BONELESS m m m m t 8HORQOOO 2 ’/23lb. 8lCD$ShC(>nnos 5 make them look better. Once 863 Main St.; Paul W. Pretzels T hns9S h« Stop & Shop Mustard 49' badly soiled, you should $ 1 3 9 package. lb clean, however, they can be TOP BLADE STEAK LB * 1 . 6 9 CHICKEN FRANI 1 LB. CELLO 79* > (jeneratMiis »»W lT v¥ w u r s t LB. ■ Stackpole, 597 Rye St.; ^rench 709icepK g scrub it down with detergent LEAN TENDER GREAT FOR BAR-B-Q Bugles 4 9 ' brightened with special CHUNKS MAID RITE BREADED Nestea and water. Use a mild solu lb * 1 . 8 9 $ 0 4 9 Brian J. Mahoney, 40 Clin coatings available in spray BEEFKABOBS JARLSRURG CHEESE Sausage tion and a stiff brush on cans. BAKERY 8PECIAU COUNTY FAIR LB. f c VEAL PATTIES 99* ton Drive; Thomas L. fries Shasta Diet wood and plastic pieces. 3 J * 1 . 0 0 Neilan, 259 Lawrence Aluminum may be pitted Wood or metal furniture I BIG WHITE BREAD V ______^____ / legular or L160Z or just generally dingy. Use that needs repainting should | NOT REtPONtW LI FOR TYFOORAPHICAL IRROR. Road; Richard R. Olson, Crinkle Cut |pkgs.J $< fine steel wool to brighten it. be carefully clean^ first. 575 Rye St.; and Esdon N. S: Soft On wood, sand away loose or I BmuekUeet /4 Sot. W ater I Paste type aluminum clean VLASIC POLISH OR KOSHER Bacchus, 350 Foster Road. Meat Pot Res Ch(*an9T««k^ ^ 1*0$ I Smoked Pork I T e a ^ bUstered paint before refin BONUS PACK PRINCE A A a iddedi ers make the task a simple ishing. On metal, rusty spots DILL PICKLES 32 0Z .JA R 7 ■ 9 ^ ^ SW EET LIFE STRAWBERRY — 12 OZ. T olland: Steven B. Strawberries l i b Drinks one. GET 1 LB FREE WITH 2 LBS. 49c with sugar *|39 STARKIST - m OIL Chase, 16 Timber Trail; While you are cleaning should be sanded down to the Whipped Topping Oouncebowl . 2 0 . O I X and lemon bare metal, primed and then | ChockUoMM on* each piece of furniture, exa CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 6 ’- i O Z595 . 9^ ^ ^« I PRESERVES or JELLY Anthony S. Lincoln, 21 n $ 0 9 M a rtil» 1 G o i pfco O O Shoulder Roll painted. ELBOW MACARONI , Pound Cake Assrd.Ravors L*ron vein Sugar S O mine it carefully. Joints Cook Road; Barbara J. Iced Tea Mix i Len>or>36o2 can ^ Get a good grade of out 2SOct Saaamerto may be loose and these Greika, 15 Old Post Road; package door enamel for outdoor fur DURKEE IMITATION StQD&Shop-100%Natural Sun Glory6 Napkins 59' Tomato Juice 46(xrc«can 'JO U.S. Grade “A” 4 -6 lbs. should be tightened before niture and use two coats. Do KEN'S FRENCH-ITAL. f U C Harriet F. Farney, 78 Fresh S top& Sriop Heavy / — \ Aluminum Foil DuV37''isa*t'o* 59' putting the item in use. not use house paint. The 6 9 ^ Hartford Tpke,, and Tighten all loose bolts and chalking effect will cause it SALAD DRESSING • FROZEN BACON BITS Jeanne M. Lemek, 232 Stop & Shop Stop & Shop-1 lb, can screws. Those with stripped to rub off on your clothes. BRIGHT A EARLY IMITATION HaHGal.Tub *1 F ib threads or those that are Goose Lane. Ducklings Redwood really needs no AssfdRavors SVVEETSWEET LIFE 6 VARIETIES IT / S | ORANGE JUICE 5 M BES PAK $169 badly rusted should be ' finish but there are special Vernon: Daniel E.. jCoSee replaced. Use a metal, such Anderson, 170 Warren Marsh* sealers that will make it look LA PIZZERIA fop & Shop W attled y Regular, as aluminum, that will resist and wear better. It also VEGETABLES 1 * 1 . 5 9 TRASH BAGS Ave.; Wanda B. corrosion. Badly rusted nuts keeps other substances from CHEESE PIZZA 20 OZ. PKQ. Fudge and Pop ‘1.09 lidlows [Drip, and bolts that will not work Dorozenski, 222 Center I Electric staining the wood. ORE-IDA V CeitNlyCittusBars■ ■ ‘1.09 Beef liv e r loose should be treated with Any wooden furniture DIXIE EASY DAY Road; Doris C. Simmonds, aoetShc»24c09»«2ounc«p>9>iOB . . 7 , 1 IP etk or Automatic Drip DIXIE EASY DAY W PK B OZ. Or 100 PK T OZ. 7 9 < Peeled & Deveined-Frozen penetrating oil. CRISPERS 20 o z . PKQ. should have extra protection 4 PAPER PLATES rOR9" « „ 9 9 * 145 Irene Drive; Kerry W. Delicious cooked with bacon, 3b a g s ^ All joints should work eas on those parts that touch the COLD CUPS SWEET LIFE Ellis, 101 South St.; Peter d a ir y Take advantage of special savings!^ onions and peppers. ______^ ORE-IDA ily. If they do not, lubricate ground. Turn pieces over SWEET UFE 3 9 * W. Reinke, 190 Hamilton with light oil. Make certain TOMATD JUICE 320Z.QU88JAR and give leg ends extra coats CHOPPED ONIONS 12< .PKo. 3 S * 1 .0 0 BARTENDER’S • VARIETIEB Drive; Francis D. Golden, Stop&Shop^100%Pure ^ produce b a k e r y c reations from our bakery. heaity & beauty aids they are free of dirt before of sealer or other wood TOMATO CATSUP 20O Z.B TLB . 2199* 7 9 < DRINK MIXES P K a » « you do. preservatives. NESTBA WITH SUGAR A LEMON EQQO 189 Center Road; Rufus Fabric parts of lawn furni I Stop & Shop Aluminum furniture ICED TEA MIX 1 2 0 Z .JA R M0^PK0.2i99< Wells, 6 Allen Drive; Jean Oriuige Sham poo"^Busrf® ROUND WAFFLES z p i«,c t 8 9 * ture will wear and tear with theoretically needs no finish, I -LDC SANDWICH SAGS P. Harnois Jr., 14 J m b o ------use. Plastic replacement BTOVE TOP 4 VARIETIES Reg, Oily or Tinled-8oz. btl. but it will pit and get dingy. TROPICANA Deepwood Road; Gary C. parts are available in kits. Clean thoroughly and then STUFFING MIX tO Z .P K O . 7 9 < N ^ a i J i d c e ALL FLAVORS ORANGE JUICE 1 2 0 Z .C A N ■ V * Palmer, 39 Kenwood You may be able to find an give it a couple coats of wax. ^ ’ • PRODUCE . Half Gallon Body Powder99‘ entire seat or back. Webbing The waxes designed for auto HAWAIIAN PUNCH 4SO Z.C AN iload; Bqth Ann Phillips, Shower to Shower-8oz. cont. also is available in plastic use are made to resist the BIRDSEYE Carton m o i m e l. 6 9 < 20 George D rive; Jay from Concentrate materials. If you can't find a weather. TASTI FRIES IO O Z.PKQ 8. Large Size Southern • Hersey, 85 Old Town Road; Lemonade gS*.KlSi5iai 49*, Daisy Donuts 59' Free roll Kodak ELU O 'B B PK l. 9 9 < Lynne M. Theriault, 67 • DAIRY 9 $1 5Q Sour Cream ISOfCtOp 03* Ie!; ^ Sweet &. Pound C ake 69' BEALTEBT CHEESE PIZZA 24 0Z.PKQ. ■•W W Daryl Drive; and Ronald m » I S H PEACHES l^ 3 9 « 9r«y«rtAl»Mnl OeotOneV'xV Rhubarb Pie 2 2 (x i« t{)h g 89* film with each roll Yogurt A«9MF)»vt O omC Juicy S to p i ShtcPm eacciePw MEDIUM CREAM PT.C TN . 9 9 ^ BARA LEE B VARIETIES CcO$0$ C h M M C BEALTEBT Light NLively SMM-teu oo C P each es k i i w p e s : CAKES OR BROWNIES l. 9 9 < Tresh White Fresh Stop & Shop developed. COHAGE CHEESE 1 8 0 Z .C T N . 6 9 ^ Swiss Cheese Ooryteoipka ‘1.99 ^ Fresh ^ Bring your exposed roll of color prim film R!fVYbMAT0ES t C E L L O . PK. 4 9 * O don MRS. BUITH'B STRAWBERRY OR LEMON Sun Glory Drinks C ucum bers Sandw ich to Slop & Shop this week only and receive GOLDEN MARGARINE » oz. 2 ii9 9 ^ Fiul nM r«K)rang$ Qr«« « Fiul Kiwi^uit YOGURT PIES * 1 . 4 9 s h UntUft Mushroems a roll of Kodacolor print 61m (size 110 or MT W 2 i 8 9 v 12 ounce Add zip to For fru it salad, 126, 12 exposure) free of charge. No Kraft Singleles ‘1.49 dasie rts or In If Unt Is ■ problem for yo«, ' M w p a d O m $« Food ShoM your menus. coupon required. Offer expires July 8. package aW a V green salads. tiy an anli-staUc spray on S'"! or Frankfurt Rolls of 8 1978. that dark wool outfit to pre ‘"'■"WlOQUamowwtwtuwft^tfwngMtolwJiirwIDBTrwptdagwerii.yrtwnt.MPlwhwi othywMnotfd Hwn»o%»dl«Mienofv»MlltincMelQllCMOQthfitettwlw ‘Copyn»nB78 by Slept Shop Stwnramtt Al nghHiw.v«l NcHfWjwnia* to vent future accamnlatlon, The largest expanse of unexplored terrain in the world and nse a Unt btuih, roller it northern Alaska. or masking U|ie gadget iio8i 2$3W^TiHiirila«M , . . OuirlMOitlUISImUMlFolbtiSL IHi.l3INirMMiCI(tl« I ul-18 r.m. HM-tiL t ir«.-S y.mi illitDA ’EAST HARTFOIID I iM-l« I y.m. SMMT »VERN0NI i.ni.-10 M.. Mwi'Sil) l.ifl.-S (.16. SUflHI PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 5..1CT David M. ’Theriault, 107' South Windsor: Nancy in education from the that you come from a large too uncommon for women AValnut St.; Claudia H. Brown, daughter of Mr. University of Connecticut. enough community to have to have this done. Whe the Wolk, 117A Tudor Lane; and Mrs. Richard E. Dr. Spohn came to South a full compliment of skin has been grossly and Cheryl A. Zinker, 4 Brown, 158 Oak St. Windsor High School in facilities to help people stretched, even at a young Area students named to named to the dean’s list at Alice Drive. East Hartford; Laurene 1968 as a social studies with alcohol problems. ford, and Lori'J. Bugbee, age, it often times does not' Earns MD degree the honors list for the, 161 Oak St., and Karen L. the University of Hartford Rockville: Audrey S. Cashman, daughter of Mr. teacher and became prin .^HEALTH DEAR DR. LAMB - shrink back to normal even spring semester at Tunix College of Arts and Lawrence, 46 Ellington and Mrs. Robert Cashman, cipal in 1973. He is current Could I have a cosmetic Vennart, 37 Cornell Sf., all after a person has lost all Robert G. Hust, son of Mr. and Community College are: Sciences for the second Ave. 102 Westerly Terrace; and Michael F. Hickey of 18 ly the assistant superinten ■ Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. operation on my abdomen? with honors. of the excess fat. As a rule Mrs. William Hust of Arcellia Drive, Elaine A. Rozman, 345 semester are: South Windsor: Joseph Anne Kutsukos, daughter Plymouth Lane has been dent of schools in Salem, I do not like folding that of thumb, if the excess skin graduated from Baylor College of HackmaUck St., perfect Ann L. Leslie of 34 Bates Eiast Hartford; John J. L. Futtner, 863 Main St.; of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kut named to the dean’s list for N.H., a position he extra skin in a girdle. I’ve is still there after toning up Medicine in Houston, Texas,-on June 4.9 average; Nancy K. Road has been named to Bezzini, 400 Burnside Ave.; Elizabeth 0. Squillante, 20 sukos, 41 Timrod Trail. the spring semester at assumed in September had all of my children. The for a year after all the 5. P lerro, 181 Dartm outh Dominic Fulco, 86 Spruce Berle Road. Saint Ansrlinls Georgia Tech. 1977. last was born at age 41. the dean’s list for the How long can he live? weight loss has occurred, Dr. Hust graduated from Road, high honors; Drive; Trina M. Area students named to He resides in Salem with Nothing 1 have ever done spring semester at Utica it’s probably not going to Manchester High School and is a Phi Georgina Pelletier, 101 Kpmionek, 161 Mohawk Named to the dean’sjist the dean’s list at Saint William A. Spohn, his wife, Kathy, and their has shrunk this skin in the College of Syracuse until the heart muscle ac shrink anymore. Beta Kappa graduate of the Universi Vine St., and Julia Drive. for the 1977-78 academic Anselm’s College are: former principal of South three children. DEAR DR. LAMB - I problems. It should never slightest. I want it cut off. I University in Utica, N.Y. tually starts to fail, Frankly because I think ty of Conncticut. Wonsewicz, 80 Sandra Manchester: Elaine L. year at Hartford College Manchester: Stephen Windsor High School, am a very worried wife. be forgotten that alcohol is asked doctors and they causing fluid to ac girdles are not really con He is commencing a residency in Drive, both of East Hart Koza, 98 Battista Road; for Women are: Kalos, son of Mr. and Mrs. recently received his Ph.D. Can you give me an es a cellular poison. never give me an answer. Among the students cumulate in the lungs and ducive to good abdominal internal medicine at Methodist and timate of how long a man The unfortunate aspect is Would you tell me please? sometimes elsewhere in tone or health, I would Ben Taub Hospitals at ’The Texas who is 59, and weighs 210 at that an individual may be DEAR READER - Of the body. Prolonged abuse rather see a woman have Medical Center in Houston. 6 feet tall can continue to developing progressive, course you can have it cut of alcohol can lead to cosmetic surgery for this ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. drink excess alcohol? He serious liver disease and off. AH you have to do is to serious liver damage problem than to spend the was a so-called moderate not have a single symptom. find a plastic surgeon who There may also be changes which is not always rever rest of her life wearing a drinker until about eight does cosmetic surgery and girdle. But that is a per years ago. Now he con in the heart muscle fibers sible. have him review the sonal opinion. SUSAN J. LUTH sumes a pint of whiskey which cause no symptoms He can get help. I know problem with you. 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