PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., May 23, 1978 Resort ready to gamble ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - If $50 million Resorts International croupiers at the 82 gaming tables. Mickey Mouse were a gambling man Hotel-Casino allowed special guests Even the head of the New Jersey he would love AtlanUc City. to pretend to be big spenders at the Casino Control Commission dropped This decfeplt resort on the Jersey gaming tables with phony money. by in the wee hours Sunday and his shore is shaking with anticipation, The fun and games end Friday. wife got an itch to gamble. the kind that shook Anaheim, Calif., After that it will take hard money to "When I told my wife she can’t and Orlando, Fla., when Walt Disney gamble. play the slots she broke down and iJIanrl|f stpr lEupning Bfralh started building amusement parks. And this week's historic opening of c rl^ ,” said Joseph P. U>rdi. The 43,000 folks who live here are the first East Coast casino is James M. Crosby, the top boss of f A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 lusting after a pot of gold, a jackpot expected to enrich Atlantic City like Resorts International, threw a party they are likely to find before the Disney World saved Orlando. when it was all over and predicted Vol. XCVII, No. 199 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, May 24, 1978 Single Copy 20 Cents week is out. Local leaders figure there could be his club will rank with the biggest in The high-rollers are coming. as many as four casinos in operation Las Vegas. There is little doubt that by Friday by 1980. Resorts International plans the first legal gambling casino east to open another hotel within three “We think we will compare with of Las Vegas will get down to serious years. MGM (the MGM Grand Hotel) in Las business. The new casino conducted its dry Vegas that did about $100 million,” It was a make-believe game over runs to test its 1,200 slot machines the businessman said. “We think we Center the weekend as the operators of the and train the card dealers and can do that and perhaps more.” French searching Youth cite Barry SEIKO: funding GLASTONBURY — State Sen. David Barry of Manchester recently received the Distinguished Service Award of the Friends of Glastonbury Youth. for white hostages sought The organization includes persons of diverse backgrounds who work with the young people of Glaston­ bury. KOLWEZl, Zaire (UPI) - Four “The hostages are clearly an. in­ in Kolwezi during the rebels’ nine- By GREG PEARSON Standing on %oV floor day occupation and the Foreign Biarry, whose district includes Glastonbury, part of hundred French foreign legionnaires surance against attack by the legion­ Herald Reporter Legion’s drive to regain it. Manchester and several surrounding towns, is chairman pursued retreating rebel forces Into naires,” a diplomat said. “But once The Town of Manchester has taken Members in Grades 2 and 3 of Unit A of home. Kraatz is a partner in K.T. Lear They said about 200 rebels were of the state’s Juvenile Justice Commission. He has spon­ the rolling bushland of Zaire’s the rebels reach the border, the killed in skirmishes with French its first step toward converting Manchester Green School with their teacher, Associates Inc., builder of the home on sored several successful legislative proposals regarding southern Shaba province today in whites will be a burden and they’ll Green School to a senior citizens 2 Mrs. Bonnie lerardi, listen to Ronald Kraatz Wetherell Street. The solar learning project juveniles and adolescents. their search for some 70 French have no further need for them." paratroopers in Kolwezi and about 100 — “possibly more” — in the center. Several other actions, in­ explain that under the brick flooring is a bed was part of the unit’s science curriculum. hostages believed held by the in­ French officials said one legion­ cluding approval by the Board of naire was killed and four wounded French followup operation in the sur­ ol stone which holds the heat directed to it (Herald photo by Tompkins) surgents. Directors, will have to be made Tuesday in a skirmish at a locality rounding countryside. Western diplomatic sources in before the school is converted, Irom solar units in the roof of this solar called Louis-Lou, about 5 miles out­ Kinshasa, the capital of the former Contrary to earlier reports, French however. side the copper and cobalt mining Belgian Congo, said the Foreign officials said isolated rebel snipers The town has applied for $12,807 in Legion is likely to try to head the town of Kolwezi. are still operating sporadically in federal funds to construct a ramp at Five rebels were killed in the ac­ A bo u t town THE TOWN column off. Kolwezi and said they were surprised the school and to alter toilet facilities tion, French officers said. 4 at the rebels’ tenacity. for handicapped persons. An adult Bible study will be con- general meeting tonight at 8 at Com­ The Golden Age Club will have a No. AH035M-$USm One diplomat said, “we fear the French officials announced the Wally Fortin, director of senior 17J, «tMl, No. DC039M-IIUI They said Zairean forces skir­ (iucted Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Zion munity Baptist Church, 585 E. Center OF MANCHESTER 17J, stainless steel, gray worst” for the fate of the hostages. death of another legionnaire in luncheon Wednesday noon at Willie’s tachymeter timer, citizens, said the money would be dial, adjustable bracelet. m ish^ with a rebel convoy west of Kvangelical Lutheran Church. St, The meeting is open to persons Steak House. internal rotating elapted The sources said the hostages were Kolwezi, bringing total French sought under Title V of the Older who are widowed, divorced, Will be sending Interviewers to all timing ring, 30 minute taken from Kplwezl by one of two casualties to 4 killed and 18 wounded. the important rail center of Americans Act, which provides funds recorder, yellow dial, Mutshatsha Tuesday, but said they Manchester Philatelic Society will separated or never-married and The mission — and ministry r com­ homes in Manchester to conduct a adjustable bracelet. rebel of Shaba from Angola via Zam­ Western diplomats said “at least" for alterations to accommodate the meet tonight from 7 to 10 at Mott's having at least one living child. bia in the night of May 11. 200 whites and about 300 blacks died had no details. mittee of Emanuel Lutheran Church Citizen Survey. handicapped. Community Hall. will meet tonight at 7:30 in the If the grant is approved, it would The Women's Prayer and Study church library. SHKQ THE GIFT FOR be matched by funds from the town’s Manchester Chapter, Parents Group of South United Methodist Starting on May 24th, interviewers Community Development block Without Partners, will have a Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at The Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of PROUD MOMENTS. grant. 1208 Main St. will be in the area bounded by Broad Hijack try thwarted Center Congregational Church, will Nothing makes a graduation more special The application for the federal lead a Bible study Wednesday at 1:15 St., Olcott St., Love Lane and Hilliard than the gift of a Seiko watch. funds actually was made before Mon­ call to the office. The man who had the bomb and gun in his hands p.m. in the Robbins Room of the St. MOSCOW (UPI) — An armed man day night's decision by the Board of Day/date calendars. Sports models. Wrist answered said he was “a member of when he entered the office deman­ Weight control lecture church. who said he was a member of the Education to close Green School this alarms. Contemporary and classic styles. All “Russian Liberation Army” seized the Russian Liberation Army” and ding a flight out of the country. The Dr. Sydney Nathans, member of Dr. Nathans, president of Life These interviews will take ap­ combining rugged elegance with Seiko's traditional embassy had constant contact with June. The pastor-parish committee of two hostages in Finnair’s downtown said he could not talk. “I cannot talk the American Bariatric Association, Style Nutrition and Health Inc., has superb quality and accuracy. to you. There is an attack here. There the office by telephone. The school was expected to be North United Methodist Church will proximately 30 to 45 minutes to com­ Moscow office today and demanded a closed in 1979, but, because of a tight will deliver a free lecture at the authored several hooks and Come in and find the special Seiko that will make plane to fly him out of the country. is no time to talk to you,” he said. Meadows Convalescent Center, meet tonight at 7 at the church. plete. Several hundred people stood along budget situation, the Board of Educa­ pamphlets on the subject of weight your favorite graduate proud for yeprs to come. Soviet militiamen captured him after According to Finnair Station the small street where the incident Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The lecture is controi, is a frequent lecturer on the tion voted to close the school this The Manchester Garden Club will he fired a shotgun blast and the Manager Pertti loljonen, the man occurred. open to the public. topic, and presides over a fired the shotgun through the office year. leave from the South United hostages escaped. There is more than $100,000 Dr. Nathan's topic will be ‘‘Weight Massachusetts health spa for weight window and the two hostages, a man After the Soviet militia had cap­ Methodist Church parking lot Militiamen fired tear gas into the available to the Hartford region Control and Maintenance; the reduction. The Town appreciates and a woman, escaped as he tured the man, who was apparently Wednesday at 8 a.m. for a trip to the Place Your TRU ST in f f ) / airline to force out the man, who was through Title V of the Older Dangers of Obesity.” He will give an The lecture is part of a four week .he reloaded. taken away for arrest and audiovisual lecture, touching on Botanical Gardens in Brooklyn, N,Y.- your cooperation armed with a bomb and a shotgun. Americans Act, said Town Manager series on health related topics, spon­ The man walked into the Finnair The station manager said no one questioning, they put up barriers topics such as protein and sparing, Robert Weiss. The deadline for sored by the Meadows Convalescent MANCHEITEW MftKAOE sME-MtE olM office about half a mile from Red was injured, and a KGB agent at the directly in front of the Finnair office Squinting president nutrition, behavior modification and An adult study is scheduled for VERNON. BRISTOL PLAZA, WE|TPARMt, SIMSBURY applying for the funds was noon Mon­ Center in conjunction with the Square at 12:45 p.m. (4:45 a.m. EDT) scene, who confiscated television and told people to move along. recommended methods of weight Manchester Health Department. tonight at 8 at Concordia Lutheran President Carter squints into the sun as he Speaks at White day, he said. Church. and demanded a plane to take him tape taken by CBS news, said The KGB man at the scene told reduction. everything went w just excellently.” Western reporters that nothing had House Rose Garden ceremony honoring individuals and groups Weiss said he was contacted last from the Soviet Union. He held two week by a group of senior citizens Russian employees oi the airline as He said Soviet law forbade the happened and everything was calm. that have made exceptional contributions in improving effec­ Then he confiscated CBS correspon­ who wanted to apply for the funds. hostages. filming of crowds. tiveness and economy of government operations. (UPI photo) Weiss said he has told the Board of The Finnish embassy said the mqn dent Bernard Redmont’s film. Early in the incident, UPI placed a Directors that receiving the grant is contingent upon Green School being closed by the Board of Education, A which already has occurred, and the East Hartford schools face cuts directors approving the site as the one for the senior center. 1978-79 budget at its next meeting police to report quarterly on the Fortin said a group of senior By CHRIS BLAKE education cutback. of town departments. The inill rate will be 47.8, an in­ June 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Penney High effectiveness of the 10 new The council also reduced perma­ citizens who are on the Building Site Herald Reporter crease of 0.9 mills. Taxes will be due School. patrolmen. nent services by $57,493. Five vacant Committee became concerned about EAST HARTFORD — Lawrence in two parts— half on July 1,1978 and The council’s budget revisions in­ The council transferred $5,000 positions remaining from last year's losing the fund if the application was DelPonte, chairman of the Board of half on Jan. 1, 1979. clude adding $30,000 to fund a new from the general park improvement budget will not be filled. not filed. fund to the Hockanum River Park Thus, the application was filed Y Education, said the board does not “The board does not want to lay off communications system for the fire The council voted to give Assistant want to eliminate any teaching any more people or reduce any department. To pay for the system, Development Fund. This $5,000 will Corporation Council Stephen C. before the school was closed formal- positions or reduce any programs programs," DelPonte said. the council reduced expenses for a be used to develop a park along the Barron a raise of $1,000. The council ly- despite a $213,653 cut in the town “I would prefer doing an in-depth fire truck pumper by $30,000. Hockanum River. said his responsibilities were in­ “We wanted to get in an. applica­ education budget for the 1978-79 year. study and possibly eliminating three The Democratic-controIIed council In addition, the council added $10,- creased. tion, just in case,” he said. The Town Council approved a $36,- or four buses,” DelPonte said. rejected a GOP minority budget 000 for improvement of the furniture “The budget proposed by the The money would be enough to pay 176,217 budget last night with minor He said the board will look at the which included 14 new policemen. in the council chambers. majority recognizes an adequate for a ramp to the main hall of the revisions from Mayor Richard capital and supply budgets for possi­ The council’s budget calls for 10 new The council also increased the in­ level of services for all people,” said school building, he said. There Blackstone’s proposed budget. The ble cuts. policemen.' ternal audit fund by $4,800. This Majority Leader Henry Genga. already is a ramp to the basement. council, however, did not touch the The school board will discuss the The council directed the chief of money will fund performance audits The money also would pay for con­ struction costs of two proposed If this shopping list looks strange bathrooms in the upstairs area of the building, Fortin said. to you, visit Frank’s Supermarket on Bathrooms with accommodations East Middle Turnpike in Manchester. i ' In sid e to day for the handicapped and ramps are Escapee lost hopes required by federal law. M ilk Along with your grocery items, you’ll Manchester jobs appear in good shape. See ■ Fortin said that Green School is the find a Heritage Savings Moneymarket. page 16. top choice of the Building Site Com­ A full service branch office open 8:30- Minority contractors decide to Vice President Walter Mondale mittee. The present facility on delay any protest at the J.C. participates in bittersweet com­ Linden Street is considered small 7:00 Monday and Tuesday, 8:30-9:00 when visit cancelled Penney construction site to see mencement exercises at and inaccessible for handicapped and what action, if any, the town will Providence College, where a €ggse Wednesday through Friday and till By SUSAN VAUGHN for murder in 1972, .Williams had He did not elaborate what those cir­ elderly residents. been transferred to from the take in their behalf. See page 2. December fire killed 10 coeds. 5:30 on Saturday. And you’ll find a second Herald Reporter cumstances were. maximum security prison in Somers Of Williams’ escape, Barber said, Manchester and Glastonbury See page 17. Moneymarket inside Food Mart in the Willie Williams escaped from the to Enfield last October because of his “I just pray that he is safe.” members of Health Systems Manchester Parkade. So when you’re minimum security state prison in exemplary behavior and his good in- An ‘ideal prisoner’ Agency nominated to serve in The nation Panel OKs Enfield early Tuesday because he Huence on other prisoners, prison of­ various capacities. See page 12. making your next shopping list, add has given up ail hope after being Sadd, who has come to know The Senate Ethics Committee ficials said. After 22 years of volunteer le t t u c e a stop at Heritage. After all, we’re no deni^ a 12-hour furlough in March, Williams quite well during frequent will investigate reports that Sen. noise rule After receiving continued good visits and letters, .described him an work, Instmetors of the Han­ Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., for Ken and Penny Sadd of Manchester reports from the guards, the chaplain farther away than the dairy case. “ideal prisoner, and intelligent, and dicapped are still diving right in. years has used cash gifts to cover said late Tuesday. and the warden in Enfield, Williams HARTFORD. (UPI) - A a gentleman.” See page 25. his personal expenses. See page The couple has known Williams for was recommended for a 12-hour legislative committee has given the Williams is an excellent mechanic 6 about two years, since Sadd became furlough outside the prison walls. . Connecticut Department of En­ and has repaired most of the state Business and conservative his sponsor in the volunteer sj^nsor He had looked forward to that Sun­ vironmental Protection the power to cars while at the prison. Coinciden­ East Hartford groups are elated at the Supreme program of the private Connecticut day in March for many weeks, Mrs. quiet down noisy air conditioners, tally, Williams had been a mechanic Court’s 5-3 raling that govern­ the better w ay Prison Association. Sadd said. The family was all ready Scholastic Aptitude Tests aren’t pounding factories, loud parties and at Russo (3ievrolet in Windsor Locks ment agents must get a warrant lam b Williams left the prison between for his visit. Mrs. Sadd had already designed to test teaching results blaring rock concerts. before Sadd became general before inspecting a workplace. 2:30 and 4 a.m. Tuesday, leaving baked the lasagna and bought the in East Hartford, an assistant The Legislature’s Regulations manager there. school superintendent says. See See page 24. 4 ' behind a suicide note, indicating he Review Committee Tuesday un­ roast. The two of them talk about cars, planned to take his life outside the All thd arrangemhnts had been page 9. animously approved regulations among other things, when they get prison wails at nearby Crescent made for Sadd to pick up Williams The town is suing the insurers The world which limit noise from stationary together, Sadd said. They also talk a Lake. Unlike prison authorities who and drive him to his honqe. and owners of Fairway Estates sound sources. lot about what Williams might want The U.N. General Assembly said the note may have been just a Then 24 hours before the visit was over unfinished work on Chipper The regulations allow the depart­ to do when he is gets out of prison. Drive. See page 9. today hears the American view on ch o p s ploy, the Sadds believe Williams to have taken place, Williams was in­ how to curb the world’s $400 ment to seek court orders to stop any Williams was to go up for parole in meant what he said. formed that the furlough was activity found to be too noisy. 1992, but chances for that, if he is billion-a-year arms race. See ' Williams Ja d become despondent cancelled, but he was given no reason "We’re going to enforce these, found, are most certainly gone now. Connecticut page 6. since his pUlns for a furlough visit for the denial. Sadd said he tried to even if we have to assign people to Mrs. Sadd said she feels Williams with the Sadds were cancellM by the call the head of the furlough com­ Gov. Ella Grasso will sign or work overtime,” said Melvin J. built all his hopes around that one 12- Sports Corrections Department just 24 mittee several times, but his phone veto a new Sunday closings law. Schneidermeyer, deputy com­ hour furlough. If that had been & Loan Association hours before the visit, Mr. and Mrs. calls were never returned. The Sadds An aide says she won’t duck the Penney High’s baseball team missioner of the Department of En­ granted lie might have had another a n d Sadd said. can only surmise that the denial bad issue simply by allowing the bill still in running for CIAC Tourna­ vironmental Protection. one in about six months. She said Main Office; 1007 Mein St, Mancheetar 640-4800 • K-Mut Offic*: Spencer A state Corrections Department ' something to do with the overall to become law. See page 19. ment berth. See page 13. “This is brand new. Very, very few Williams even talked about a chance St., Mancheetar 649-3007 • Coventry Otfica: RT. 31,742-7321 • Tollend spokeswoman denied today that the furlough program of the Correctional A federal appeals court upholds (tomplete scholastic coverage. states have noise standards for Office: Rt. 1W. M ml la couth of 1-06, ExH90,072-7387eMoneymirkattlnelde furlough was cancelled 24 hours Department which has been under of getting bapk vrith his wife, whom an order requiring a Willimantic See pages 13, 14. stationary sources,” Fnnk'e Supannerfcat, E. Middle Turnpike, Mencheeter, end he had divorced while in prison. Food Mart, W. Middle Turnpike In the Mencheeter Pirtiide. before it was to take place. She said lire recently. • ' hospital to reinstate striking Schneidermeyer said. the furlough for March was denied on The Rev. Jesse Barber, chaplain at “It all hinged around - those 12 nurses and to resume negotiations If a complaint of excessive noise is m oney. Feb. 22 because Williams did not the prison who knows Williams well, hour^’’ Mrs. Sadd said. with their union. See page 2. Index made, a state inspector will be sent meet the criteria. She said he had said he could not comment on Williams had a seven-year-old son out to measure the sound level. never been told that he would have who was bom after he was sentenced A rea...... 10-11 Entertainment 17 anything personal related to Business...... 18 Manchester...... Armed with a special meter, the in­ t ^ furlough. Furloughs are approved Williams b^ause of the confiden­ to prison and whom he has only seen New England spector will stand on the property in prison. Classified .. 20-22 .. 2-3, 5, 12 under the direction of state Deputy tiality of his position, but he in- Six months before the .Comics...... 23 Obituaries___ 12 line of the person making the com­ Gorrections Commissioner Dorin "dicated that the furlough was not Once the furlough was taken away, plaint to see if he is subject to too Williams seemed to lose all hope, November elections, incumbent E. Hartford . 9-10 People ...... 25 Polvahl. denied because of Williams per­ governors looking to retain their Editorial ...... 4 Sports...... 13-16 much noise. « October transfer sonality, but because of other cir­ Mrs. Sadd said. “There was hope and —See Page Twelve Despite his 2&-year-to-life sentence cumstances related to the program. —See Page Twelve

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Court excludes children About town ManohMter Evwilng Herald Minority contractors PuWIth^d «v«ry tvMlng •xetpt ’The “I Am Responsible” Church, 43 Spruce St. The Group of Concordia in obscenity standards group of Alcoholics Christian Brigade and Lutheran Church will meet cond c\— Mtii Anonymous (AA) will meet Pioneer Girls will meet at ^ u r ^ a y at 9:30 a.m. in su g g „ ,« , carrier Rates 'Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at the same hour at the the church room. PtyibN in Advtnc« WASHINGTON (UPI) - The past that part of the test for deter­ children are not to be included for ------SIngItcopy...... 154 delay Penney protest Faith Lutheran Church, church. Supreme Court ruled today juries mining whether something is these purposes as part of the ‘com­ The Prayer Group of should consider only the views of obscene is whether, as a whole, it munity’...” Silver Lane, East Hart­ A possible demonstration at the executive director of Unity Contrac­ these bids. Emanuel Lutheran Church monm...... jii.ro adults — and not children — when appeals to the prurient interests of “It may well be that a jury con­ ford. AA contact is The “Day by Day” group J.C. Penney Co. construction site in tors. Because of the size of the J.C. available 24 hours dally by of Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Thursday at 10 onTySrV;::;;:::;:::;::;Me:»o Penney building, the work is being using "contemporary community "the average person, applying con­ scientiously striving to define the Manchester has been delayed, and She has said that J.C. Penney has calling 646-2355. (AA) will meet tonight at 8 a.m. in the church library, Op®" iwquMt divided into many subcontracts to be standards” to determiine obscenity. temporary community standaids.” relevant community of persons — the ___1 u.. SubKrIbtri who ftll to rocolv# the firm has said that it will continue no firm affirmative action plan to in­ at Center Congregational followed by a meeting of ntwtptpor bofor# 6;30 p.m. done by a number of Hrms. By a vote of 8-1, the court revers^ ’The federal judge at Pinkus' trial average person by whose standards to seek empioyment of minority sure hiring of minority groups. The commissions on mis­ Church. AA contact is the care and visitation •f'ouid circulation the conviction of Mark Pinkus for told the jury to consider the com­ obscenity is to be judged — would firms in the project. Ms. Scales has said that a sions, social concerns, available 24 hours daily by committee at 11:15. — ------■ mailing obscene materials, because munity "a s a whole” including reach a much lower ‘average’ when demonstration might take place at Manchester Mayor Stephen Penny religion and race of South calling 646-2355. J.C. Penney is in the opening con­ the judge at his Los Angeles trial had “young and old, educated and un­ children are part of the equation than the construction site. Monday, met Tuesday with representatives United Methodist Church First Church of Christ, struction stages of a two-miilion instnicted the jury to consider the educated ..I men, women and they would if they restricted their however, it was decided to delay from J.C. Penney. He said that he will meet tonight at 7:30 at Scientist, wiil have its Shop the super buys In square foot cataiog distribution views of children as well as others in children, from all walks of life.” consideration to the effect of alleged­ The leadership team of such action until the group finds out was toid that minority contractors' the church. reguiar meeting, inciuding your Classified section center in the Buckiand section of deciding whether the mailing was Chief justice Warren Burger, ly obscene materials on adults.” North United Methodist what type of involvement the town have been informed of past contract testimonies of healing, today. Tomorrow you’ll Manchester. obscene. writing for the majority, said the Burger said there was no evidence Church will meet tonight at may take in the matter. bids and wilt continue to be informed. A prayer meeting is 7:30 at the church. tonight at 8 at the church, be pleased with the A Hartford-based consortium of The Supreme Court has ruled in the court wants "to make clear that children ever received any materials Sylvia Dresner, director of public scheduled for tonight at 7 447 N. M ain St, The money you’ve saved. contractors. Unity Contractors in question in the Pinkus case. relations for J.C. Penney, said that "Their oniy requirement is that at the Presbyterian The Bible Discovery meeting is open to ail. Association, has complained about the firm’s empioyment poiicy in- they give peopie an equat opportunity the firm's hiring poiicies for the job. ciudes a clause that commits the to bid on the projects,” Penny said. Pinochle They feei that area firms, particuiar- company to improve the economic ly minority-owned ones, are not position of minority groups. The size of the project may being included in the construction etiminate some firms from bidding Vernon work. She said that contracts are still to on individuai contracts, he said. left, Charles Towle, chairman. Division of Manchester Winners in the Vernon Senior Citizens Members of the Division of Christian Unity Top scorers in the Manchester Senior A compiaint on the issue was fiied be awarded and that J.C. Penney will Christian Unity, MACC; Richard Pinochle Club game May 18 at the Senior inform Unity and other minority con­ of the Manchester Area Conference of Citizens Pinochle Group game May 18 at with the town's Human Reiations Also, J.C. Penney officials said Tourtellotte, Army-Navy Club, and Elaine Citizens Center are Bob Richards, 716, Commission by Lillian Scales, tractors, as it has in the past, about Churches (MACC), the Manchester-Bolton the Army and Navy Club are Etta Ham­ Ann Songailo, 628, Eric Anderson, 625, and ■ that they will water down the project Sweet, executive director of the Manchester- site when needed to control dust. Branch of the American Red Cross, and the mond, 647, Vincent Borello, 641, Helen Sia- Steve Zaches, 620. Open Sunday Neighbors in the area have com­ Army-Navy Club are shown by the blood Bolton Branch, Red Cross. At right, from mond, 611, Al Gates, 589, Helen Gaveilo, Top scorers in the May 16 game are Bert Manchester police report plained about dusty conditions on recruiting sign at the Army-Navy Club on front, Ray Hennequin, Army-Navy Club; 588, Marie Burke, 572, Bess Moonan, 564, Edwards, 675, Minnie Luetjen, 661, 1 29**’ S ' dry, windy days. Marge Holmes, secretary, Division of Chris­ Archie Houghtalingm and^ Nadine Adeline Koschwitz, 657, Emily Brooks, YEAH Main Street. MACC is urging all concerned Malcom, 563, and Russell Hugh'es, 561. ^ tian Unity, and Dan Sullivan, Army-Navy 641, and John Poggie, 610. 12 to 5 pm Roy L. Gardner, 19, of 418 Spring today on Broad Street. Court date is persons to donate blood in memory of those GS St. was charged with third-degree June 6. who were killed in the Holocaust. Shown stan­ Club. (Photo by Clint Hendrickson) larceny and making a false state­ Tyrone L. Sevigny, 19, of 106 Sisson ding by the blood donor recruiting sign are. Manchester public records ^ Closed Monday ment on a warrant Tuesday after­ St., East Hartford, was charged with noon. The arrest was in connection improper use of a marker plate on a Warranty deeds property on West Vernon Street, no con­ (Memorial D ay)____ with the theft of some money from a motor vehicle check in Center Thomas F. Levitt and Robert W. Jolie to veyance tax. MANCHESTER PARKADE locker at Manchester High School on Springs Park Tuesday, Court date is Blood donations urged Adele M. Calderone and Sharon J . William S. Popoff to Linda B. Marinelli, May 2. He was freed on $250 non­ June 6. Brewer, property at 110-112 Clinton St., Tolland, property on Lydail Street, no con­ firm commitment to be a part of the surety bond for court appearance Nine motor vehicle arrests were The Division of Christian Unity of to the horror visited upon mankind $59,000. veyance tax. June 12. made Tuesday. the Manchester Area Conference of during the Holocaust. building of a future in which Francis A. Laraia and Nan Cora Laraia Certificate of attachment Glen D. Temple, 18, of 14 Dean Churches (M ^ C ) asks all concerned Holocaust is inconceivable in a world to James J . Curtin and Florida M. Curtin, Steven Brennan against Richard M. MACC urges everyone to join its of brothers.” Drive, East Hartford, was charged Two offices at 63 E. Center St. persons todayi^on Yom Ha Shoa, to both of Hartford, property at 87 Pine St., Guinness, Carol M. Guinness and Arthur were burglarized sometime Monday donate life-giving blood Thursday in group in supporting “a small but The Bloodmobile will be at the with operating a motor vehicle under $41,900. W. Guinness, $1,500, property on Tracy thought-provoking qct — the sharing Army-Navy Club from 1;30 to 7:30 the influence of liquor or drugs early night, police reported today. The honor and memory of the six million Allen N. Cox and Barbara B. Cox to The Drive. door of the Knights of Columbus In­ Jewish men, women and children of our own blood, the giving of life p.m. To further encourage donors to Unitarian Universalis! Society: East, Release of Judgment lien surance Co. was kicked in but nothing who were murdered by the Nazis. with others in memory and in honor support the Blood Program, the club property on West Vernon Street, $27.50 Beneficial Finance Co. against Daniel J. of all the helpless victims of the is providing a light lunch or light ‘L o t o f b u l V appeared out of place inside, police The showing of Holocaust recently conveyance tax. Soucy and Joyce N. Soucy. SUPtR 1IUK MV8I Holocaust. We call upon all to make a said. The Family Relations office on television awakened many people supper for all donors. Linda B. Marinelli, Tolland, to William Marriage licenses It was a “lot of bull," but it was door was also pried open, but nothing S. Popoff, Reynold N. Popoff, both of Richard A. Iderosa, Vernon, and Nancy curtailed and “finally led back to the was disturbed. Manchester, Alexander W. Popoff, Azusa, P. Benito, 32 Deerfield Drive, June 3 at pasture, " the police report said. Calif., and Dorothy Tomlinson, East Hart­ Church of the Assumption. The daily case report of one New dean at Yale Carter gives Congress John W. Bohenko and Ruth A. Morton, ford, property on Lydall Street, no con­ Manchester Police officer was veyance tax. both of Rockviller June 3 at Second WEEKEND SPECIALS NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale describing an incident he was called Quitclaim deeds Congregational. University psychology professor These Items on Sa^p Thurs, May 25 through Sun, May 28 to investigate Monday afternoon on The Town of Manchester to the Mark W. Bassett and Carol J . Streithof. Vernon Street. Four bulls belonging Wendell Garner has been named Chief of state Civil Service overhaul Unitarian Universalist Society: East, both of Rocky Hill, May 27. dean of Yale Graduate School. to George Negro of 775 Vernon St. Col. Nathan Agostinelli of 144 Del- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Saying sonnel management that is routine in “Instead of giving awards once a Garner will succeed Dean Jaroslav any efficient private industrial year ... what we need most is a Civil were reported wandering around on mont St. has been named chief of "antiquated and unfair hiring prac­ Pelikan June 30. Pelikan is returning organization,” Carter said. Service system that rewards good the road. After a few anxious staff for Manchester’s Memorial Day tices” in the Civil Service have made GIRLS to teaching and research as the The reorganization plan is the se­ performance every day, day in and JUNIORS moments by motorists and others in Parade on May 29. Americans unhappy with the quality the neighborhood, the bulls were led Sterling Professor of Religious of their government. President cond and final phase of administra­ day out,” Carter Mid. 7 TO 14 MISSES Studies, tion proposals to revamp the Civil MISSES home. Agostinelli, an Army veteran of the Carter has given Congress his final Carter said in a message to Korean Conflict, is a member of the Service system to improve its perfor­ POLYESTER plan to overhaul the system. Congress that the proposal “would Connecticut Army National Guard mance. FunTops Under the plan, which goes into neither increase nor decrease the Sun Clothing bank arranges and is serving as commandant of the “’The American people are not hap­ effect automatically unless vetoed by costs” of running the system but Connecticut Military Academy. py about the level of service they are ■ Pull-On either house of Congress within 66 would improve its management. and Halters receiving from their government,” new schedule of hours days, the Civil Service Commission He has attended various civilian Carter declared at a Rose Garden The main thrust of Carter’s efforts The Clothing Bank, sponsored by of Mayfair Gardens’ Community would be eliminated and replaced by Track Slacks and m ilitary courses and is a ceremony for 11 civil servants whose thus far, including previously sub­ the Manchester Area Conference of room at North Main andNorth School a Merit Systems Protection Board. graduate of the Command and efforts led to savings of more than mitted Civil Service iegislation, is to Churches, has announced a new streets, will be open Monday and General Staff College, Military “It creates an Office of Personnel Shorts 2 f 3 $13.6 million last year. make it easier to rid the government scheduie of hours. Wednesday from 10 a m. to noon and Police School, the National Defense Management to replace our an­ The president hailed the recipients of incompetent workers while still from 1 to 4 p.m. It will be closed Supar astortmant of University and the Medical Field tiquated and unfair hiring practices for showing “how much difference safeguarding the system from The bank, iocated in the basement Thursday evening. printi and colora. Service School. with the same kind of modem per­ one person’s efforts can make.” politics. Parfact topping lor Iborta. akirti. slacks. «a Slzea32to38.avtraga. Set-on eliiticiztd waist bands, itilchsd-crease Beat the Heat legs. Machine washable Tanki. halteri. ahah double knit poly In Court orders Windham hospital alaavelopsim (Xm poly assorted colors. 6 to 6. or nylon. ElaiSc waltl- Paul’s Paint Sale band.doubla knil nylon BUY YOUR "Qym" ityla ahorti. Sitra Sliet 32 to M...3.N to resume nurse contract talks Assorlad colora. LUXURY NEW YORK (UPI) - A federai appeais more than two years after nurses belonging to filled by replacements. NEW Bed court has upheld an order requiring a the Connecticut Nurses Association, ’The hospital’s attorney said it was not Wiliimantic, Conn., hospital to reinstate Registered Nurses Unit 62, voted to strike known how many nurses would be affected by DISTRIBUTOR \ ^ ^ / FINEST Pillows Aprii 1976. W hirlpool Viva Quaker State striking nurses with back pay and to resume the federal appeals court decision. FOR V / PAINT Polyntor Foam negotiations, which broke down in 1976, with New Haven attorney Robert Snow Jr., who Snow said “there were 23 nurses on strike on FAINTS Paper SUPER BLEND their union. represented the hospital on appeal, said Aug. 23, 1976,” the day the hospital withdrew Cor*...Rtg 2.99 The 2nd U S. Court of Appeals also upheld Tuesday, “as far as I know, every nurse — recognition of the bargaining agent, and only AIR Motor Oil another claim by the National Labor Relations with the exception of two — who wanted her “12 on strike the following week.” Napkins Board that the Windham Community job back at the hospital has already gone back He said no decision had been made by the INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL Memorial Hospital had committed an unfair to work.” hospital whether to appeal the federal court’s CONDITIONER 2 M Snow said the two nurses who have not been decision. labor practice by refusing to bargain with the 2 J 1 Rag 1.M, Dacron* 5 9 t reinstated wanted their original jobs back. He nurses’ union. Nurses at the hospital voted to strike S A IE PRICE 140 cl packagai. FIbai FIIM...I3 10W30 blend protects said the positions in question had already been Solid colon and your engine. The court’s decision on fiie Tuesday came following several bargaining sessions that M at the Season’s dacoratbr prinli. Rag (.M , CtuahaO began Nov. 6, 1975. Duck Faathan...t$ However, negotiations did not break off un­ ^ til early in June 1976 after both parties failed Lowest Prices! Navy says radioactivity to make progress on major issues. Klaenax The appeals court rejected an argument by hospital administrators that the union was not Compare Bath not abnormal on ship supported by a majority of the hospital’s RED. Tissue Soap employees because some strikers had been replaced or had resigned and found other *13.81 dtoUpkg L t. Connie Haney, wiio is based in NEW LONDON (UPI) - The Navy says employment. low-level radioactivity detected on board the Washington, attributed the initial faulty THIS IS ONLY A 4 J I reading to human error. She said there is The court said “new employees, including PAimAl USTINC OF 7 oz family aiza submarine tender U.S.S, Fulton was within OUR CRfAT BARCMHSI ban. Lotion mild. Vinyl Window Shades navai radiation tolerance levels, and not ab­ radioactivity on board the ship, but said it is strike replacements, are presumed to support within the “normai range.” ' the union in the same ratio as those they have }1rs^plyillMttptr Tranilucani whllt, 37%" SW normal as believed earlier. S.000 BTU Whirlpool wida. Can ba cut imallar. O u r H t g » -H T r g Navai officiais declined to specify the replaced.” SALE PRICE COME IN 8,000 BTU roll. Aaaortad colort. The radiation was detected Monday mor­ AIR CONDITIONER Rtf 1.H, Room Oorkonor Ifiodoo...1.l0 source of the radioactivity, citing security For purposes of determining majority ■ Compact. li|hl)Ntight ■ Plugs into an/ AIR CONDITIONER Blue Ribbon ning, and authorities immediately instituted AND adequately wired IIS-V. household outlet * reasons. They did say the radioactivity was status, said the court, “the rule is clear that ■ Automatically oeiiuim dehumidilies innc* . -NOW " — — ONLY —------safety precautions. They prohibited sailors confined to one work space. the unit includes all strikers, even if per­ Facial from eating, drinking or smoking and tem- NOW CRESLAN/NYLON The diesei-powered Fulton services nuclear manently replaced.” SEE... $ porariiy ciosed the state pier where the Fuiton ONLY Tissues* powered submarines. Officials declined to The court said Windham hospital prolonged •139 *189 Reynolds Wrap Dazzle is docked. comment on reports that the radioactive and aggravated the strike by withdrawing COME IN “A radiation reading was interpreted to be reading was picked up from a nuclear weapon recognition of the union and thereby BERNIE’S HAS ALL SIZES UP TO 28,000 ITU Aluminum 3 ^ * 1 Aire out of tolerance when in fact it was normal," on board the vessel. precluding the possibility of ending the strike AND INGLUDINO CASEMENT AND SUDESS. JUST BSINQ IN YOUR HOUR PLAN FOR EXPERT ADVICE ON THE Naval officials said in a statement Tuesday. “’There are various sources of radioactivity in a timely manner. Foil 200 2 ply ihsals par Yarn REG. CORAECT BTU SIZE FOB YOU.______box. Atsortad colora. The Fuiton has 800 to 1,100 sailors attached to because the Fulton deals with nuclear- Thus ” ... the strike was converted to an un­ SAVE! 3 oz Pull Skoln it. powered submarines,” Ms. Haney said. fair labor practice and reinstatement and *11.50 back pay are entirely appropriate remedies,” 3 roM the court said. there len’t an Air Pilots lift poor rating ’The court found that as (he strike continued, SALE PRICE Conditioner Inetallatlon I FREE 12"» 2S‘ rolli lor cook­ ‘,‘the quality and quantity of picketing gradual­ ing. wrapping, iloring. WtihfSIo. INhllo and colora. ly diminished ... and that such activities were we can’t del 90 DAY officially terminated Aug. 6, 1676.” PAYMENT for airports in region The hospital, claiming that the union had rnhim-m n m s r "Tssnar abandoned the strike and lost the support of its PLAN WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Internationai Boston because Massachusetts officials have membership, withdrew union recognition Aug. Westlnghouse Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations has changed to safer night noise abatement 23, 1976. iifted “danger star" ratings it assigned eariier procedures at Logan Airport, grooved all The union filed an unfair labor practice FREE Light Bulbs to airports at New York, Boston and Portland, runways for better braking action and charge against the hospital on Oct. 4, 1976, REG i12 . SERVICE Ore, provided refinements in electronic landing charging the hospital with refusing to bargain. PER8AL The appeals court upheld a NRLB ad­ *14.1 The U.S. Air Line Pilots Association said the ajds. IT’S ALL WAYS SUK ^jllf buibi W Isk “"A red star was eliminated for New York’s ministrative law judge’s ruling issued May 9, ABKTTKRBUY ^ HI‘ Drl JUMBO S:BC DRY CHEMICAL 65-nation internationai piiots’ group retained 1977, that the hospital “improperly refused” SALE ENDS SAT., JUNE 10th its black star rating, the worst possible, for Kennedy Airport because runway con­ to bargain and agreed that the hospital failed BERNIE'S “T”V AT BBRNIM’S! ^ 7 3 ^ Towels Detergent Fire Extinguisher three other U.S. airports — Los Angeles, St. taminants were removed, vehicular traffic Our was reduced in runway, ramp and taxi areas to justify its withdrawal of union recognition. Thomas in the Virgin Islands and Pago Pago EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES TRI-CITY PLAZA Our Reg 2T M Modal 3I0R. U.L. Ilatod. Coait and noise abatement procedures were im­ The federal court also concurred with the MANCHESTER PARKADE Guard and D.O.T. approvtd. in American Samoa. 40.60.7S.100wanbulba « 2 " proved, the organization said. NRLB judge that the “hospital’s misconduct (Next to 8BM end Youth Contro) VERNON 102 two*ply shftts. H«B 12JI, lAilW C ExtlnguWNr»R.N had converted the union’s economic strike into ConcanIrataO laundry liquid. It said red stars, the second-worst rating, It said Portland’s deficiency, a problem atPaul's paint 643-9561 8 7 5 -3 3 9 4 ^ • y KMBMWy C i9Fii also were retained at Anchorage. Alaska, and with landing aids, had been corrected and the an unfair labor practice strike, thus making at Honolulu. orange star rating for that airport had been reinstatement of. strikers an appropriate 615 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER • 649-0300 The ALPA said a black star was lifted at removed as a result. remedy.” PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manthcster. Ciinn.. Wed.. May 24. 1»78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 24. 1978- PAGE FIVE Open forum i®aurl|palpr iEufutugHfralb Council to hear Penny Manchester — A City of Village Charm Mayor Stephen Penny will be the areas. tion of health services between the Founded Oct. 1, 1801 W GRIPE IS featured speaker at the annual Fireworks this year? Voting for members of the Public Health Nurses and the River- Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Preta International meeting of the Manchester Com­ executive board of the council will East Homemaker Health aides. munity Services Council. The session Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, satisfied with traveling to surroun­ take place at the luncheon meeting. The counil also has become the PEOPLE WHO BOTHER To the editor: will be held Thursday at noon at the Mitchell Hadge, president. of th$ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203)^43-2711. ding towns to enjoy their displays. sponsor for the Citizen Child Ad­ I am writing in hopes this letter is Manchester Country Club. council for the past two years, will A suggestion I would like to make vocate program that deals with ^R aym ond F. Robinson. Edilor-Publistier Harold E. Turkinglon, Managing Editor unnecessary, and that its purpose is The council, which deals with step down from his post. ME By TAKING H already being attended to. I am con­ is to close off the section of 84 from neglected and abused children. social and health issues in town, has Under his direction, the council has Future programs planned by the Opinion cerned as to whether a site has been Bolton to East Hartford to close that Invited Penny to speak about how the TOWNWIDE SUK/E/c&li initiated several task forces, in­ council include a seminar oh affir­ located and approved for this year's section of highway for one night town government views the council’s cluding one that studied the duplica­ mative action June 6 and a film July 4th fireworks display. would hardly be an inconvenience to role in promoting changes in these program on aging June 20. No time for merriment Years ago when the town display anyone. If funds are not available for was held at Mt. Nebo, and families fireworks display, then a committee Former businessman could bring their blankets and enjoy should be appointed immediately to When was the last time you had a viewed as time consuming, costly the night together, seems to be only a see that such funds are achieved. diversions from the very serious to talk on ministry good laugh with the boss? memory. What a shame that such a If others in town feel as I do, please LOZIER, According to a study reported in regimen of operating a business at do whatever you can to make the of­ traditional event has been sidelined The Full Gospel Business Men’s Association of Greater 22 Regent St., Menchester the current issue of International maximum potential." in Manchester. ficials aware of your desire to see Hartford will have its monthly breakfast meeting Satur­ The Season Is Here! Call us for Management magazine, it could well The reasons are several — no- No excuse would be a good one for this beautiful tradition return. day at 8:30 a.m. at Valle’s Steak House, Brainard Road, have been a long time. nonsense training programs, intense not having such an event again — Thank you, Hartford. All area men are invited. your celling repairs and home in­ Mrs. Julie Dabate Humor is going out of fashion in the executive suite competition and un­ starting this July. I don’t think most The guest speaker will be Russ Williamson, a. sulation needsi of us were pleased with sharing the 47 Lydali St., businessman for 17 years, working as a mechanical precedented pressure on managers Call office, it seems, and being replaced display with East Hartford at Manchester engineer for the Georgia Pacific Co., and now in the full­ by a dead serious approach to the for efficiency and profits. Wickham Park. Nor do I think we are time Christian Church ministry in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. business at hand. And as any boss could tell you, it’s More information may be obtained by contacting Arthur Cook, 649-8822, or Peter Clapp, )49-7848. "The joke, the quip and the not easy to get a chuckle out of any of humorous anecdote are now often that. Our basic freedoms To the editor: preference with the police to ignord On May 20th, big business, media the demands of our two daughters Mrs. Cheryl Pitts, past president of the 11, (cassette tape recorder), Heidi Bauer, 12, Mixed summer job review and civil authority becatne a classic and send the 15-year-old girl into a Manchester Junior Women’s Club, is ready to and Maryann Remiszewski, over 16, (both example of mechanisms that are tearful frenzie from the abuse of the "BUT ALWAYS present prizes to the top pledge getters in the winners of a portable television). (Herald Ky IK)IN (iUAI F would-be workers in poor and non­ slowly but surely eating away the police.? club’s recent second annual Hike/Bike for There is good news and some that white urban areas. Government job basic freedoms, security and in­ The girls were verbally photo by Dunn) is less so for young people seeking programs, however, have been dependence of the common man. manipulated and the oldest retarded citizens. From left are Dawn Dolce, summer jobs this year. expanded to meet this situation, If I could depict the Manchester daughter’s friend was threatened In the first category are signs that Washington having allocated some Police, Manchester Honda and with arrest. When the police were ON SATURDAYS!" employment prospects lor the 16-24 $730 million for more than one WDRC in a cartoon, they would be asked to remove cars from our age group are more promising than million jobs throughout the country. carving their initials upon the crust property, one of them again Hike/Bike makes $8,000 has been the case for some time. of this earth and then raping it. threatened to tow our oWn private Airlines, restaurants, resorts and Particularly good news will be the My wife and I, with the two vehicles. other enterprises which thrive during effect a strong summer job market younger children, went to New York We love our home. It is an old the vacation can be expected to have in lowering that day and left our two oldest colonial situated in one of the en­ for benefit of retarded seaso n a re the unemployment rate in this daughters, age 15 and 20, to watch trance ways into town. We try to expected to chronically high category of the work over the house because of the poten­ keep it well groomed to say welcome The recent Hike/Bike sponsored by portable TV; Dawn Dolce, 11, of 75C Cheney Regional Vocational exceed last force. It already has dropped more Aafc tial onslaught of people that might be visitors, this is Manchester. A part of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club Farm Drive, $85, casette tape Technical School, Savings Bank of summer's hiring than a percentage point from this going to a disco contest that WDRC history is still here to remind you qf Manchester, Dairy Queen, levels. A strong brought in a total of about $8,000 recorder. time last year, and the big hiring and Manchester Honda had where our basic freedoms all begaq. About $5,000 of the total pledged McDonald’s, Wendy’s, Burger King, demand for tem­ designated to benefit the Manchester rush is still to come. promoted. We were aware of what The secret of how we shall survive ip has already been collected. Pledges Hardee’s, Cable TV, Sieffert’s porary help also Association for Retarded Citizens might happen, but felt that help could the future, is locked in the past. Sur­ Inc. and the Connecticut Association are still being received at all Appliances, and the Manchester Cy­ is reported and a Editor; Fr. Steve Jacobson always be called on with the police. vival can only be realized when all for Retarded Citizens. branches of the Savings Bank of cle Shop. number of service organizations are A service of the Manchester These promotions were not new to people are treated equal, with civil The three top pledge getters were Manchester. Several town officials were among cranking up programs to place young Area Conference of Churches us. Last year WDRC promoted one of authority being blind to status and awarded prizes. They were Mary Participating in the event this year the 268 persons who participated in job applicants. were the Manchester Education the hike/bike. these rock on disco extravaganzas, power. Ann Remiszewski, over 16 yearsof ★ ★ ★ Y e ste rd a y s Association, Knights of Columbus, Twenty pocket calculators were and we then complained about the Vincent J. Faiola i age, of 961 Foster St., South Windsor, The increase in the minimum 7 n- $411.65, a portable TV; Heidi Bauer, CB’ers, Manchester Police Depart­ awarded to participants whose Question: noise, traffic, litter and trespassing. 27 Adams St., wage, to $2,65 from $2.30, apparently 12, of 1 EMgerton Place, $243.15, a ment, Personnel Club of Howell names were drawn at random. / am a Manchester teen-ager in­ This year, they very carefully Manchester has not developed into the hindrance 25 years ago camper for a week and takes the terested in working with retarded promoted the affair with a cosmetic SBM B O Pn FROM 9 iU i.-n P.M to youthful employment some feared This date was a Sunday; The or hondicapped people- ff^hat camper through the daily arts and crafts and recreation activities. cover up to benefit the Diabetes it would. Herald did not publish. program can / become involved l..etters policy A new chapter of the Connecticut Foundation. Now, who could go n THE FOUOWIIM BRANCHES All that is to be good. Less en­ in? The Herald welcomes letters on Youth Association for Retarded against a charitable cause like that? couraging are the statistics on the Answer: issues; letters should not exceed Citizens has also been formed in I should be the last ; my mother died Main Office • Main Office Drive-In job seekers themselves. 10 years ago Manchester is fortunate to have a 300 words; they should be typed if Manchester. The goal of the Youth from the effects of diabetes. Parkade • Spencer Street • North End More young people will be looking Harold C. Norton announces his number of special programs for the possible, and double-spaced. The Sale today thru Sat May 27 retirement as chairman of the board ARC is to promote interest in the We know what has to be done with Burnside • Putnam Bridge Plaza for summer jobs than ever before — retarded and handicapped that need Herald reserves the right to edit of directors of Colonial Board Co. on mentally retarded through direct and diabetes, but what do you do to check Bolton Notch • Andover some four million, up three-quarters teen-age volunteers'. In fact, any letter to correct spelling, or Parker Street. indirect service projects. The the spread of a disease that is taking to remove material libelous, or in South Windsor • Ashford __ of a million from a year ago, accor­ Manchester is known statewide as a A Ifjdilion of banking eicellence specific projects might include in­ away the basic rights and security of poor taste. Unaccepted letters ding to Labor Department estimates. leader in the field of mental retarda­ 881 Main Street The Savings Bank Manchester Carbide Co. Inc. sub­ volvement with Mansfield Training the common man? No, we do not pay will be returned. * ★ ★ tion. Because we like to spoil you j'ust a bit of MancKester mits the sole bid for the Manchester School, Manchester Association for the sum of taxes Manchester Honda Letters should be signed, ad­ The excess in supply over demand The Instructors of the Handicapped Manchester Member fCHC. Redevelopment Agency's North End Retarded Citizens, and other youth does, but does that buy them the dressed, and a telephone number MfrlTOO in the private job market will be to (lOH) is an independent, teen-run listed so that you can be called Parcel 8A, located on the north side organizations involved with the right to cause havoc with crowds of the disadvantage primarily of young organization that teaches swimming during daylight hours to confirm of Hilliard Street. retarded. young people to over-run another to retarded and handicapped people. authorship of the letter. The You may join lOH by writing to man’s property with cars and motor­ Instruction for the 100 handicapped Herald will not publish the tetter Post Office Box 249 or calling Bar­ cycles and litter that took hours to DISCOUNT CENTERS students is provided by 75 teen-age without verification. Incentive in a tax plan bara Slaiby (649-2280) or Ingrid clean up? Does those taxes buy instructors for four hours every Sun­ Jacobson (643-4066). HEALTH & BEAUTY NEEDS day from October through May. By .MARTHA ANGLE "I am not an economist,” the four- Camp Kennedy volunteers Should There are five instructional term congressman says, "but I un­ pick up an application blank at the and ROBERT WALTERS periods each week and to 2 to 1 in­ derstand human behavior and I'm an Recreation Department. The Youth A C r o s s WASHINGTON (NEA) - Conven­ structor to student ratio is main­ -.J: expert on incentives.” ARC may be joined by calliqg Don tional economists shudder at the tained for each class. Each instruc­ ★ ★ ★ Lafebrre (643-6648). STYROFOAM mention of his name, but Rep. Jack tor teaches at least three classes a PAPER PLATES, Worn Proudly Ah yes — incentives. There lies the Participation in any one or all of Thought Kemp, R-N.Y. is onto something. day. CUPS 7 OZ crux of the matter. Jack Kemp these programs is tremendous 9”-100 CT At a time when most practitioners Volunteers to lOH must be in beiieves the existing tax structure in­ experience for a teen-ager. You have “Love your enemies, and pray for set when this person is around you. BAG OF 51 of the "dismal science" are fretting Grades 9-12 and advanced lifesaving. WHITE sidiously penalizes traditional vir­ the opportunity to share your talents those who persecute you ... ” But if you would try to love and pray about the federal deficit and the in­ lOH offers a training program for tues of thrift, hard work and invest­ and interests with people that need Matthew 5:44) for that person then you will find that flationary potential of President new instructors and usually teaches a ment while rewarding consumption, and appreciate them. You will The Bible teaches us to love and you can be at peace with yourself.. At the Red Cross, it’s precious,' in first aid, small Carter's modest tax cut, the former lifesaving course, too. debt and leisure. probably find that you learn and grow pray for those, who we do not like or Don’t hurt yourself because of life-sustaining things that come in 'craft safety, and wa- Buffalo Bills The Manchester Recreation Why work harder to gain more a lot through this experience. In fact, those who may even have a tendency someone you dislike or have a small packages — pint-sized. Any­ ter safety. quarterback is Department sponsors the Kennedy nominal income when you merely many volunteers find that they would to hate. That sounds like poor advice, tendency to hate. one who has ever had need of blood Self-help courses offered by Red going for the long Day Camp for Retarded Children. wind up in a higher tax bracket and like to make a career of working with but think about it for a minute. Try it! should be thankful not only for the Cross nursing and health programs bomb. The camp is in session from June 26 the government gobbles up a larger the retarded or handicapped. If you dislike or hate someone who Michael Lawlor • thousands of blood donors, but for teach people how to care for ill Jack Kemp to Aug. 4; however, volunteers may share of your hard-earned salary? Joining these programs will have does it really hurt? It hurts only you! evangelism minister the thousands of Red Cross volun­ family members at home and how wants to cut work for as few as two weeks. The Why put money into a savings ac­ both immediate and. long-range It can make you very nervous and up­ Manchester Church of Christ teers who give their time to gather to improve and maintain good taxes. Not just a other requirement is that volunteers count at 5.5 percent interest when in­ rewards for you and the people you CREST REYNOLDS WRAP health for themselves. And, of smidgen, as Jim­ must be at least 13 years old. millions of these pint-size packages my Carter has flation of 7 percent leaves you with a work and play with. course, the Red Cross serves mili­ Each camp counselor is assigned a TOOTHPASTE ALUMINUM FOIL needed each year to help the ill and net loss of purchasing power? Submitted by: tary personnel and their families by proposed, but a whole lot. With Sen. ^ T )>. ■'s/’ " i injured and to save lives. William Roth, R-Del,, he is pushing Why buy stocks and bonds when David Moyer 7 0Z 25 SO FT We are pleased to publicly thank providing counseling, emergency for a 30 percent slash in personal in­ you can invest in real estate on Quote/unquote lOH Advisor Alm anac several thousand of them gathered communications, and financial as­ come tax rates over the next three borrowed money, deducting the P.O. Box 249 in Hartford this week for the 53rd sistance. The list goes on and on. years. mortgage interest? Manchester annual American National Red Our corporation’s association Although it hasn't a prayer of “People don't work for pre-tax in­ We ve put them in doubt as to a (Editor’s Note: This will be the Cross convention. We thank them with the Red Cross goes back to passing, the Kemp-Roth tax bill is come, they work for take-home pay. 30-year commitment. We ve severed last Ask MACC column until By linileil I’resH liili'riialioiial Manhattan, was opened to the public for helping to keep the voluntary 1950-^^^00 Pratt & Whitney Air­ driving congressional Democrats up Investors don’t look for pre-tax a commitment that has tasted for 30 September.) Today is Wednesday, May 24, the for the first time. FOR In 1941, the HMS Hood of the bloodstream flowing. Last year craft set up its first Red Cross the wall — not because they are sure profit, they worry about the next," years — that the Israelis are going to 144th day of 1978 with 221 to follow. The moon is between its full phase British Royal Navy, world’s largest alone, it supplied more than Bloodmobile program. Soon all our it's ridiculous but because it just Kemp says, get what's necessary for their sur­ ASK MACC is published by The 6,697,945 units of blood and blood divisions were involved. ★ ★ ★ and last quarter. battleship at the time, was sunk by might work. vival without conditions. Now there Herald in cooperation with the The morning star is Mercury. the the German battlewagon products to more than 4,000 hos­ The men and women of United Unless tax rates are slashed Manchester Area Conference of PAMPERS SWEET ‘N LOW As Kemp reminds them at every are conditions.” The evening stars are Mars, Venus, “Bismarck” between Greenland and pitals, clinics, and blood banks Technologies contribute generous­ significantly, inflation will continue Churches. We invite readers to ad­ opportunity, his plan is patterned — Sen. Jueoh JavilH (U.-N.Y.), Jupiter and Saturn. Iceland. TODDLER 12’s SUGAR around the country. ly to Connecticut’s blood supplies. after the enormously successful tax to push wage-earners into even- reueling In llie Seiiute vole to sell dress questions to ASK MACC, Box Those born on this date are under In 1972, at a summit. meeting in But organizing blood drives is Over the years, our employees have 47, Manchester, 06040. Every effort DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ISUBSTITUTE cuts that President John F, Kennedy higher tax brackets, he argues. U.S. fighter planeH to Satnli Arabia the sign of Gemini. Moscow, President Nixon and Soviet only part of Red Cross work. Since donated almost 300,000 pints. initiated in 1%3. “Even if nominal income keeps pace anil Egypt along with Israel. will be made to respond to questions Queen Victoria of England was Premier Kosygin signed an agree­ through this column, but we cannot 1881 when Clara Barton and a Each year they give from 10% to ★ ★ ★ with inflation, the government gets “It’s cornball, but his bitter ver­ born May 24, 1819. ment on joint space exploration. group of friends founded the 15% of all the blood collected in more than its share of the extra answer questions individually. ASK On this day in history: A thought for the day; Elmer Those across-the-board cuts, which nacular is evident.” MACC is indebted to the generosity American Red Cross, its volunteers Connecticut. reduced personal income tax rates dollars. — W'illiain Voting, a hook In 1626, the Dutch West Indies Davis, American writer and radio and wisdom of our contributors who Trading Co. bought the island of commentator and head of the World have been rushing emergency aid to In recognition of their giving, a nearly 20 percent, produced the Most audiences Kemp addresses tlealer in Natiek, Mush., elainiing represent a cross-section of the agen­ Manhattan from the Indians for the War II Office of War Information, people hit by disasters of every kind. special award was presented at the highest real investment growth in have no trouble at all understanding to have an iinpiihliHhetl pluy eo- cies and individuals in the helping equivalent of $24. said, “This will remain the land of Floods, fires, hurricanes, blizzards Hartford convention this week by modern history, the fastest growth of his point, even if they find his aulhored hy Ernest lleiningwiiy. professions who serve all of us in the In 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge, the free only so long as it is the home We reserve the right to limit quantities — wherever they strike, you’ll find the Red Cross’ national chairman, real disposable income, the biggest arithmetic difficult to follow. Even Manchester community. “I think there’s at least a 15-year linking the boroughs of Brooklyn and of the brave.” the Red Cross with medical sup­ Frank Stanton. It was accepted on spurt in real industrial output — and workers who have- received steady gap between what appears In com­ pay increases over the past few plies, blankets and beds, food and our employees’ behalf by Harry J. the lowest inflation rate of recent mercials and what happens in real- friendliness. Gray, chairman and president of times. years, increases at least commen­ SCOOPS hfDaagSatji life . , , television is much slower Red Cross volunteers serve com­ United Technologies. The Treasury Department surate with the inflation rate, are dis­ than print.” HI. Mixon, /Ol/fl BOOK DIoruy'B d CIITAIM wiu. in rm munity needs day to day, too. They Thanks, Red Cross, for the trib­ expected the Kennedy tax cuts to covering they have less money in — Midge Kovaes, head of a COUIP fintT cmmL provide senior citizens with rides to ute. Thanks for selecting Connec­ mean a revenue loss of $89 billion for terms of actual purchasing power small ailvertising firm, lamenting m m m n than they started with. clinics and doctor’s appointments, ticut as the site for your national the years 1963-68. Instead, they the still-rampunt sexism in the mni> rm si/mmrti. HOK conventibn. Most of all, thanks for That is why the Kemp-Roth bill is runinierriul portrayal of women. MAYBELLINE NEUTROGENA COPPERTONE to stores for shopping, and to recre­ produced a $54 billion increase in OPIOIFK? nt. m - m t ii ational events. They conduct classes your services to people. revenue for that period as a resuit of not likely to go away. Republicans “We can handle nine million tran­ KISSING POTION TRANSPARENT DR SCHOLL’S TROPICAL BLEND have already embraced it warmly, accelerated economic activity. sactions a day now. With expansion, LIP GLOSS SOAP 3.5 OZ AIR-PILLO INSOLES DARK TANNING BliTTER Economists can and do argue in­ and It is gaining Democratic we .douid handle 15 million.” cessantly about the applicability of adherents as well. Economists may — Kohert P. Eekenrode, the Kennedy tax cut experience to argue forever about its fiscal exeeutivj- viee president of ad­ F UNITED today’s conditions. But what is com­ feasibility, but it is the only tax plan ministration ami planning for the 3 OZ TECHNOLOGIES pelling about Kemp's approach is not on the table that addresses the incen­ .Anieriean Stoek Exehange — Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group • Otis Group • Esse* Grpup • SikorsKy Aircraft • Hamilton Standard, the fiscal impact so much as the psy­ tive issue. whieh might move from New York Power Systems Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Center chology involved. City to New Jersey. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. May 24, 1978- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 24, 1978 ^ Robina CarroU, 773, Kitty for StevensvlUe for three day for us as we have some of toe pictures are good for Manchester Parkade By WALI.Y FORTIN Brynons, 767, John Derby,! lews for senior eltlions days. They leave on super entertainment for a few laughs. Gerry 764, Frank Gadomski, 756, Wednesday morning, June you. Our good friend Bill Bowler will present toe Helena Gavello, 752, Betty Mondale to give U.S. view course, we had a nice tui^ winners were: 7, 8 and 0. Gess will ^ on hand to tell slides. HI! How did you nke tola Ellsworth; biSb setbadt, Jeeanis, 750, Floyd Post, nout for our kitdien social Audrey Durey, 808, Then on June 19, four you a number of funny Try to be with us and as past weekiend? A little too was Oscar Cappoccio. 744, Michael Habem, 742. 4 iiot, too fast, but it sure Pinochle winners games In toe morning and Robert Schubert, 802, Ann buses will be off and run­ stories and then you’ll get I’m sure you’ll enjoy toe then we had 56 players for Fisher, 793, Mina Reutoer, Coming trips ning for five days In to see some “candid day and Bill will sure ap­ beats the weather we’ve Next bit of tiews is that our afternoon plnwhle 791, Grace Windsor, 781, Before you know it, our Wildwood, N.J. camera” colored slides of preciate having you as his on how to curb arms race been having. this past Monday while our two buses will be headed Tomorrow is another big our Variety Show and some guest. general disarmament conference since 1932— This past Monday we games and the fucky Helen Saimond, 775, UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - Vice President set aside for disarmament efforts one-tenth of golfers were buqr on toe was underscored by the General Assembly were able to have our golf Walter Mondale today presents to the U.N. one percent of the money they now spend for president, Lazar Mojsov of Yugoslavia. tournament and the General Assembly the American view on how military purposes. 'Master Charge Mojsov noted toe United Nations has passed weather was just super. to curb the world’s $400 billion-a-year arms He also called for creation of an advisory VlaaS 228 resolutions “dealing with disarmament” We had 48 fellows playing Where Fashion Is a Family Affair race, which Secretary General Kurt board “composed of eminent persons’’ to BankAmericard in its 33-year history, yet "no serious <^1. and the trophies winmrs Waldheim warns could lead to “global develop a “comprehensive approach to inter­ Are Wetoomo. breakthrough has been made in disarmament You iday were Ed Lithwin with a SO catastrophe.’’ national study in toe field of arms control and low net and Vince Porter 41 Mondale’s speech was expected to highlight disarmament.” efforts.” Also Use The potential that the session will result in low gross. the second day of the assembly’s special ses­ Your ’The conference is attracting not only scores only more frustration for disarmament ad­ am Youth Centre Our Big Week is over sion on disarmament. of world leaders, but also thousands of or­ vocates was heightened by what some Charge. except to tell you how that ' The five-week session, which is attracting dinary citizens from around the world. A 500- perceive as token support by toe proprietors of last Thursday afternoon we 1/3 OFF dozens of world leaders, opened Tuesday in a member group from Japan including sur­ announced that Dorothea sober atmosphere with Waldheim offering the world’s biggest arsenals — the United vivors of the 1945 atomic bombing of States and the Soviet Union. and Phil Brass were this several relatively modest proposals to begin MISSES’ Hiroshima arrived Tuesday. The United States and toe Soviet Union will year’s Mr. and Mrs. Senior meeting the “enormous challenge” of rever­ conduct their own bilateral arms talks — an Citizen. Gloria also an­ sing the escalation of world arms spending. Outside the well-protected U.N. grounds, effort to resolve obstacles to a new strategic nounced that tonight we “This is a vital undertaking, all the more so Japanese Buddhist monks, Armenians, and ACTIVE arms limitations agreement — in a White will be honoring about 96 because the consequences of inaction can be Romanian hunger strikers were among the 50 House meeting between President Carter and volunteers with a nice global catastrophe,” Waldheim said. "The demonstrators pressing various causes. Some carried signs reading, “End the arms race, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko later dinner and some special SPORTSWEAR expanding arms race fosters mistrust and ten­ awards will be presented. sion, endangers recent progress in detente and not the human race” and “Evacuation would this week. ’There also possibly may be infor­ Reg. $14-23, now 8.97-14.97 mal, secret discussions in New York among impels countries to subordinate economic be impossible.” Mondale, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Thanks McKeevers requirements to military needs.” The difficulty of making significant Waldheim asked the 149 member nations to progress during the session — the worldvs first Gromyko. Then on Friday evening, we had 130 players for our Save on this great group of Military Whist and setback active go-togethers In bright games held at the Com­ 9.97- 13.97 green and navy polyester gab 2 Store i» target munity Y. Once again our hats are off to Mhry and Ed ^ Mix and match these pants, McKeever who supervised SUMMER-CRISP culottes and fashion tops of Nazi protest the games, and also to In sizes 10-18 their helpers and many of PATIO SHIFTS our own seniorvvolunteers. DETROIT (UPI) - Sandra picketers carrying signs in­ Czachorowski says her par­ scribed “Death to toe Nazis,” m g ' They worked hard to make Reg. $14-$19. From ome of ticipation in a demonstration in­ and “ May they rot in Hell;” toe evening a real success. People like Max and Blanche We also must thank your favorite makers, cool 4 tended to close a Nazi bookstore Violet Dion and last year’s patio shifts In plalda, prints DESIGNER KNIT TOPS from is a m atter of principle. Lakritz, who live in the Designer Originals, In several “I can’t stand racism predominantly Jewish suburb of Mrs. Senior Citizen, Tony and solid colors. Easy to Pouech, for toe many gifts anywhere,” said Mrs. Oak Park, watched from the wear, sizes petite to large. styles, spring colors. Czachorowski, who lives about a sidewalk across the street. they solicited to be as Reg. $19-$10...6.97 mile from the store. “I won’t Lakritz, who wore toe Jewish our door prizes. Finally, thanks to the many allow it.” symbol of life, “Chai,” on a gold Mrs. Czachorowski was chain around his neck, said he merchants who so 3.97- 6.97 among a small group of and his wife had made a similar generously donated the demonstrators that picketed the trip fo the first bookstore. lovely gifts. All in all, it store Tuesday following three “I didn’t like what I seen there really was a “Week to NON-CLING days of anti-Nazi protests that and I don’t like what I see here,” Remember.” were punctuated by violence and he said. "I’d like to do By toe way, the winners FASHION SLIPS of last Friday night’s card led to dozens of arrests. something but I don’t know what games are; high whist, Reg. $6-$11. Lots of styles The store, run by a group the hell you can do right now.” Reggie and John Rice and In non-cling fabrics. calling itself the National Joe Guilbeault, who owns an Socialist Movement, opened upholstery shop down the street John Derby and Katherine Mostly white, all sizes. Saturday two months after from the bookstore, said his Save! movement leaders were evicted business had dropped off NYLON SLEEPWEAR In from another storefront in noticeably since the arrival of Youth Centre Is Packed With Savings f ManchMtor ] coo, pretty long or short another part of town. the Nazis. For Now, For Camp, For Summer Idupllcata bridgtj gowns, pajamas, Its front windows, plastered “ I don’t like ’em there,” he matching robes, rag. with swastikas and signs bearing said. “But it’s a free country.” $9-$20 ...... 6.97-14.97 racial and anti-Semitic epithets, ’The storefront, owned by Guy Center Bridge Club were boarded up following the Scavone, 74, was leased to self- May 19 at toe Masonic Tem- PANfY GIRDLES, weekend violence. styled Nazi “captain” William Save! 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Soft, thirsty terry. For beachwear. For playwear. For Tanash Atoynatan, first; tried to break into the store. (UPI photo) waved encouragement to the summer fun. Sizes 2 to 6X now 3.99; sizes 7 to 14 now Mariiyn Jackson and Ann prints. Reg, 1.95-2.75 ...... 1.17-1.97 4.99. Ingram, second; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Denley, third. A Manchester Bridge Club May 18 at 385 N. Main St.- Ethics panel probes Talmadge North-South: Murray Poweil and Burt Smyth, first; Mary WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate ethics in the 1960s for converting political con­ Stevenson said the acceptance of cash gifts Boys, Girls & Teens Hundreds of Boys Corkum and Peg Dunfieid, se­ 8.97 committee plans a preliminary investiation of tributions to personal use. does not necessarily violate the Senate Code of Track Shorts Crewneck Polo Shirts cond; Frankie Brown and reports that Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., Talmadge, who chairs the Senate Conduct. Penny Weatoerwax, third. for years has used cash gifts from friends and Agriculture Committee, said last week in an Vhe code prohibits acceptance of gifts Special Value! OrIg. 5.00 to 8.00 East-West: Ethei Coon and JR. amounting to more than $100 from a person Irving Carlson, first; Beverly Y supporters to cover his personal expenses. interview with the Washington Star that Saunders and Mary Willhide, Sen. Adlai Stevenson, D-111., chairman of the during his 31 years in public office, he had who has a direct interest in legislation, GAUZE TOPS 3.99 2.99 to 4.99 second; Barbara Phillips and ethics panel, said Tuesday press reports of accepted “small gifts of cash” from friends Stevenson said. The new code, adopted April 2, Boxer waist. Silt sides. Contrast Stripes. Solids. Short sleeves. Marilyn Fecteau, third. Reg. $14. Pretty gauze tops Talmadge’s financial affairs “will be brought and supporters to cover thousands of dollars in 1977, also has a rule against “unofficial” of­ 25% OFF fice accounts, so it would be a violation for a piping. Cool poly-cotton. Sizes S, Sizes 4 to 7 are 2.99 & 3.99; sizes May 15 at 385 N. Main St.- from Indian, In assorted to the attention of the committee at its nekt personal expenditures. M, L, XL (8 to 20) 8 to 20 are 3.99 & 4.99. North-South: Peg Dunfieid styles and colors, sizes meeting,” scheduled for June 8. Talmadge also said he had received free senator to receive funds for the purpose of and Barbara Davis, first; The committee will examine the reports and clothing and frequently enjoyed free lodging defraying office expenses. Barbara Beckley and Joyce MEN’S SML, decide what — if any — further steps might be during trips to his home state. The previous rules, which would cover cash Rossi, second; Jan Leonard for all your skirts, jeansi warranted. Such a review of allegations is No formal complaint has been filed against gifts received between 1968 and 1977, required and Frankie Brown, third. LIGHTWEIGHT only a first step and does not amount to a for­ Talmadge, a committee staff member said, the confidential reporting of money amounting East-West: Ethel Coon and mal investigation of the Senate veteran. but the panel has the power to bring the to $50 or more from any one source in any one Boys Famous Make Kaye Baker, first; Ronnie BLAZERS AND Since the inception of the Senate ethics com­ m atter up itself without a complaint if the year, Stevenson said. Boys & Girls Toomey and Olympia Fegy, mittee, only one senator — Thomas Dodd, a chairman or vice chairman believe unsworn talmadge could not be reached for com­ Hooded Nylon Jackets Swim Trunks second; Frank Bloomer and ment on the planned committee review. Phyllis Pierson, third. SPORTCOATS Connecticut Democrat — has been subjected allegations or information — including press Orig. 12.00 Orig. 5.50 to 8.00 12.97-15.97 to a formal investigation. Dodd was censured reports — deserve further attention. In the Star interview, Talmadge said he had never reported the cash as income because it 2.99 & 3.99 Reg. $55-$75, now 39.97-95.97. was in the form of small gifts which are non- 4.99 IIMTCH YOUR Now's the time to save on NEW JUNIOR taxable. Waterproof. Hooded. Snap front. Fitted nylons. Boxer waists. spring and summer sport Leg lost in bridge mishap He said the money was not a campaign con­ For fair or foul weather. Sizes 7 to Great patterns. Solid colors. Sizes 4 to 7 are 2.99; sizes 8 to 20 coats and blazers at D&L, In SKIRTS PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The choice was removed the leg with a length of fine surgical tribution and he did not spend campaign funds 14. FAT-GO crisp, handsome colors clear: either amputate Ralph Winner’s leg or cutting wire. 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Breezy save the limb trapped by a girder of the old during the operation, but remained conscious Nothlog KDuUooal Just steif^ Brady Street Bridge — and risk plunging the throughout. he goes in Georgia, “people entertain me, i r e i ^ t o a (or IboM that reaUjr. just one from our large summer skliiS In new lodge me, give me small amounts of money. wimU) low. . entire bridge, Winner and a crew of Winner was one of six men Tuesday A full 11 day supply only U.OO. selectloni In regulars, prints and solid colors, paramedics into the Monongohela River 127 preparing the l(X)-year-old bridge for demoli­ My out-of-pocket expenses came from Ask LIGGETT Pharmacy aWul shorts, longs. to wear with tee shirts, donations friends give me — $5, a $10 bill, Girls Sunimer Savel Boys the ------reducing iduclag pU-plan a^ feet below. tion, cutting slits for explosives in a girder sunstart kelngtuwum weight Ibis week. gauzy blouses. Onlookers stood in the rain on the adjacent with an acetylene torch. Suddenly the girder sometimes $15 or $20. They come up and say Slacks, Skirts & Tops Cool Pajamas Money back In loU U not complete- ly ufUllKl with wdiht Ion (ton Birmingham Bridge, covering their ears to shifted, pinning both his legs to an 18-inch they know I have a lot of expenses back in Orig. 9.00 to 14.00 Rag. 7.50 to 11.50 Sizes 5-13. Washington and they want to help me.” tiw very lint P»**Z5i Winner’s piercing screams as a surgeon beam. Mrodtidory fV P O 12.97 4.99 20% OFF gilarWorlh V Polaroid sues EPA The greatest slacks, the newest Short sleeve/short pants and 3i Ht MS «!" FAMOUS (nvlrenmenlll tops, the most popular skirts at short sleeve/long pant pajamas. M m t i» l*i MS MT-M fw * over secret release the biggest savings. Sizes 7 to 14. Now 6.00 to 9.20. Sizes 4 to 20. '"ugiB E n PHAIMACY MAKER BOSTON (UPI) — Polaroid Corporation, one of the We are pleased to announce that Marlette world’s two photographic giants, has filed suit against toe Sibley has joined our fine staff at Spell of Beauty SLACKS U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to prevent Environment II. Reg. $16-$20. Easy-care release of secret chemical formulas it says could destroy Infants & Toddlers Jr. & Young Jr. Catalina polyester knit or woven slacks its business if made public. Cool Knit Pajamas 2 Pc. Bikini Swimsuits that always look fresh and crisp. Lawyers for the Massachusetts based company In solid colors or fancy Tuesday asked a U.S. District Court in Boston to delay Reg. 6.00 & 6.50 Orig. 9.00 to 14.00 patterns, sizes 30-42. Flare the deadline for giving the EPA information about the chemical formulas. legs. D&L Men’s Shops: 4.99 2.99 all stores expect New London The action was the first taken by a major U.S. corpora­ Nylons, solids, prints. 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NItes till 9 8pHM MSflmtt_ sail.124 IS —IHHSIwV)-*-«- VtlSISi M W i WMH MiSlif MN8 • M StRW OMtillN. fo 9mmW for • wouldn’t know about it,” deLima said. (203) 644-2563 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.,' Wed., May 24, 1978 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 24, 1W8 Bulletin board Educator says SAT test Regional arrangements? EAST HARTFORD- Dr. Andrew'J. Gdld, chairman of doesnH show everything the Capitol Region Planning Commission, will speak tonight at 8 at the Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse on By MAL BARLOW He noted East Hartford’s Manchester, daughter of Mr. and "Why Regional Arrangements?” Herald Reporter superintendent. Dr. Eugene Diggs, Mrs. Gordon Fraser. He is the guest speaker at the annual member-guest asked his staff in May 1975 to start a • Carl J. Johnson of 5 Graham dinner of the League of Women Voters. He is an associate EAST HARTFORD - "Our educa­ Road, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl John­ tion system may be doing a better job study of minimum reading professor of economics and director of urban studies at son. of educating the whole child,” said requirements in the town’s schools. Trinity College. He is now on leave doing studies of This led to a spring of 1977 pilot test • Donald R. Sicard of 49 Cornell mortgage availability in cities for the state banking Sam Leone ’Tuesday night. Circle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leone, assistant superintendent of of basics given to the town’s ninth department. He has written on the economic in­ graders. Sicard. terdependence of Hartford and its suburbs as shown by schools in charge of curriculum, was • Mary Tengeres of 69 Olmsted St., the guest speaker at the Ramada Inn The test results were kept secret, employment figures. ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George for the Blast Hartford Exchange he said. The staff analyzed them The dinner begins at 6:30. The public is invited to hear through last summer and make some T6n^6r6s. Dr. Gold speak at 8. The league will also elect officers Club’s 19th annual Top Twenty • Christine Wall of 401 Long Hill Students Dinner. The club honors the changes in the tests. The school and decide its local action program during a separate system gave it again this April to the St., daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph top 10 students in academics from Wall. business meeting. each of the town’s high schools at the new crop of ninth graders. The second test’s results will be Carol wins relays dinner. Penney’s top 10 EAST HARTFORD — Carol Pandiscia, daughter of Mr. Leone’s talk was "The SAT Score made public, he said. The top 10 from Penney High The bcHcf uioq ’The town Board of Education has and Mrs. Daniel J. Pandiscia of 43 Adams St., won the Decline: What Does It Mean?” School are: elementary school girls division during the West Hart­ “For the past seven years, John Q.j made getting a high school diploma • David Charette of 73 Country ford relays this past Sunday. Carol, 11, is a fifth grader at Public has been convinced academic here a bit tougher this year. They Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond the Anna Morris School and a Manchester Evening achievement has been declining in may add more required subjects Charette. Herald newspaper carrier. She paid the entry fee with our schools. He has read about iU later. One suggested is consumer • Sonia Famiglietti of 222 Forest her Herald earnings. everywhere. economics. St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her father is also known as “Babe” Pandiscia, well- “Of course, figures don’t lie. Diplomas may also be different Modestino Famiglietti. known local athlete and basketball official recently “Or do they?” soon. A top twenty student might get • Farrell Hastings of 19 Hills St., retired after 25 years of service. Her older brother, Dan­ The SAT is the Scholastic Aptitude a different one from a student who son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ny Jr., played freshman basketball and baseball at East Test given about 25 percent of the “just put his time in for four years," Hastings. Hartford High School this year. nation’s high school students each said Leone. • Patricia Kaminski of 476 Brewer year. It is designed to measure how Emcee of the evening was Joseph St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kacey Square dance . Sylvestro of the club. He introduced EAST HARTFORD — The Kacey Squares Dance Club well the student will do in college, es­ Kaminski. the top 20 students who were present • Vanita Kundaje of 94 Maple St., has just will hold its regular semi-monthly dance Friday from 8 to pecially his first year in college. at the dinner with their families. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramesh 11 p.m. at the Langford School, 61 Alps Drive. Bob Smith It is not designed to test how well The EHHS top 10 Kundaje. will call. Paul and Lillian Zepke will cue the rounds. All Howard Wagner, valedictorian of Penney the East Hartford schools teach the club level dancers and spectators are welcome. student, said Leone. The top 10 from East Hartford • Kathleen Noyes of 68 Country High School, returns to his seat after taking a Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A study completed in 1977 found High School are: Stevens Field Day photo of a friend getting honored by the East • Susan Ann Davis of 45 McKee Francis Noyes. EAST HARTFORD — The Stevens School on Butternut there have been two declines in the • Greg Palmer of 231 Monroe St., Hartford Exchange Club during its 19th an­ SATs since 1963. The first ending in St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Drive will hold field day Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. nual Top Twenty Students dinner Tuesday Davis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer. The PTA will supply refreshments to the tired athletes 1970 appears to be that far more high • Susan Popp of 610 Forest St., night. Wagner was one of those also honored. school students were taking the SATs • Edward Donofrio of 22 McKee and awards to the winners of all the events which will in­ St., son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert clude races of all kinds, sports, a tug of war and more. (Herald photo by Barlow) than ever before. Many of them from Popp. lower income families dropped the Donofrio. • Leo Anthony Forte of 179 Sisson • Jonathan Russell of 11 Timber average SAT score. Trail, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan The second period of decline is St., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Forte. • Martha Elaine Flynn of 36 Russell. We've gotten even better with two brand new accounts offering you a better way from 1970 to 1977 and may be more • Joseph Tomaselli of 26 Middle Developer faces lawsuit serious, Leone said. The group of Ellsworth St., daughter of the Rev. Drive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph than ever before to earn more interest.* More interest than the U.S. Treasury pays students taking it remained about the and Mrs. William Flynn. • Anthony Joseph Freed of 47 Tomaselli Sr. same, yet the scores dropped slightly • Howard Wagner pf 35 Bluefield and more interest than commercial banks can. And Heritage Savings has pledged each year. Holland Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. every dollar of these new certificates to the financing of local homes. That’s why on Fairway Estates job Myron Freed. Drive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary The study cited nine reasons why: • Teri Gale of 282 Kennedy Road, Heintz. we call them Housing certificates. EAST HARTFORD'— The troubles work not completed on Chipper Also named in the suit is the High schools offer many new elec­ along Chipper Drive in Fairway Drive. The work includes paving the Republic Insurance Co. of Texas tives that stray from the basics, Estates are by no means over. road, building sidewalks, putting in which holds a $150,000 for Fairway. students aren’t interested, teachers East Hartford fire calls sanitary sewers, and other drinage grade too easy, textbooks are too The Town of East Hartford work. Some of the families went ahead easy, standards in reading and Tuesday, 12:39 p.m. — Medical call at Tuesday. 8:16 p.m. — Brush fire on Tuesday brought suit against both the Owners sued are Glenn H. Woods and bought the partially completed writing are lower, students spend the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge on Ecology Drive. insurers and owners of Fairway, 5ie Jr., 52, of Hartford, Albert Harvey of homes last summer and fall despite more time now in front of the TV Main St. Tuesday 8:37 p.m. — Medical call at a 96-unit subdivision of single-family the legal and financial en­ Burnside Avenue and Scotland Road. Heuj six month New York, and Gennaro A. Russo of than in class, there are more family Tuesday, 3:18 p.m. — Vehicle fire at 22 home sites. Less than a dozen homes Tuesday. 8:55 p.m. — House fire at 50 Hartford, partners in Fairway tanglements. Others took their breakdowns and divorces, society is Prestige Park Road. Sisson Ave. have actually been built along deposits and got out. in a state of change, and students are Tuesday, 3:50 p.m. — Trash can fire at Estates. Wo^s was president of the Tuesday, 9:18 p.m. — Medical call at Chipper Drive, the first road in the firm. He has been charged with first- apathetic about learning. McAuliffe Park. complex which begins at Forbes •nie Jefferson Savings and Loan of 612 Burnside Ave. degree attempted larceny by Tuesday, 4:04 p.m. — Medical call at Street and Scotland Road and heads Meriden has brought foreclosure ac­ “ It’s not so much poorer Tuesday, 10:02 p.m. — Investigation at Housing ccKificaU. embezzlement in connection with tion on Fairway. It holds an $885,000 schooling,” said Leone. “It’s more a 194 O’Connell Drive. 53 Holmes St. east toward Mayberry Village. Tuesday, 4:27 p.m. — Medical call at failure to return the $2,000 deposits of mortgage on the project. change in society. Tuesday, 10:09 p.m. — Medical call at The town is seeking $150,000 for families trying to buy the homes. 214 Monroe St. 44 Sparrowbush Road. In only six months, this revolutionary account will pay you more interest than any “Despite the cries of John Q. Tuesday, 4:38 p.m. — Brush fire at 386 Tuesday, 11:09 p.m. — First aid walk-in Public, the sky over education is not Burnham St. at 726 Main St. account ever did in so short a term. This remarkable new account is based on the rate falling.” Tuesday, 4:44 p.m. — Vehicle fire at Tuesday, 11:12 p.m. — Medical call at of 6 month Treasury Bills plus an additional one quarter percent. For example, our He said the upset over what is just Silver Lane near Roberts Street. 1112 Main St. School farewell slated minor drops in SATs has generated a Tuesday, 6:46 p.m. — House fire at 1125 Wednesday, 1:06 a m. — Vehicle fire at great deal of energy. Students, 91 Tolland St. Housing certificate would earn 7.39% annual rate based on the May 22 Treasury Bill programs have changed.” Main St. By SHEILA TULLER house the youngsters in the teachers and parents are searching Tuesday, 6:50 p.m. — Medical call at 1 Wednesday, 2:45 a m, — Medical call at rate. The rate of your certificate will be fixed until maturity. However, the rates at southwest comer of town. The eight- A gallery of old pictures include 68 Cannon Road. Herald Correspondent aerial photos of the school and for answers. Daly Court. EAST HARTFORD - Tonight all classroom building cost less than “The nationwide cry is ‘Back to the Tuesday, 7:05 p.m. — Medical call at Wednesday, 4:35 a m. — Medical call at which we offer new certificates will vary weekly with the Treasury Bill rates. A $10,000 adjoining area taken by Pratt and 23 Herbert Drive. former South Grammar School $35,000. It will close its doors to basics’,” he said. ______1226 Forbes St. ____ minimum deposit is required. students forever on June 23. Whitney and given to former prin­ students will have a chance to go cipal Verna Bames. back once more to see their old Mrs. McNamara said, "Former students, especially those who The staff hopes many who return to schoolhouse, visit former teachers the khool for the evening will bring and principals, and renew old attended the school in the 20s and 30s, might be very interested to see how their pictures and memorabilia of friendships. South Grammar to share and X. Donald Cohen, principal, and Kay the building has changed.” Once large coatrooms to accom­ reminisce with others. McNamara, head teacher, and the Board Chairman Larry DelPonte, South Grammar staff will welcome modate the parphemalia of large classes now house small groups for Dr. Eugene Diggs, and Cohen will all former students and staff to an speak to guests, who will be enter­ DO-iT-iiDunnfflffl open house at 7 to bid the school small group instruction. She said, “The building has tained by the third grade choral f farewell. group. HcuidohliKar South Grammar was built in 1915 to changed as the times and teaching ...... again [Police report) BI-FOLD DOOR

Housing caWcoU. 1!n East Hartford Two black men took $15 from a per­ UNITS S Half- son at 700 Burnside Ave. yesterday at panel 2:51 p.m. Police said the two men Flush All All Half­ ife- boarded a bus for Hartford and got Mahogany Louver Panel louver off before police could stop the bus. $43.60 $37.20 Police said one was about 5 feet 9 and 24”x80” $21.30 $30.60 the other was about 6 feet tall. n 30”x80” 24.25 34.75 49.25 41.50 Jonathan D. Eckstein, 17, of 33 SffiBEIE' Holmes St. was arrested and 36”x80” 26.95 38.40 57.55 46.35 K charged with shoplifting at Zayre CEMENT % % Department Store on 5 Main St. MIXES 8 845 Eckstein is scheduled to appear in 48”x80” 44.10 62.70 88.70 75.30 Make something > Ideal for: wardrobes, closets, court on June 12. doorways, room dividers The ultimate. The only account that pays you as much. And at Heritage Savings, out of it! 60”x80” 50.00 71.00 100.00 84.50 » Basy to install: no special tools Paul Sweatt, 20, of 326 Main St. was required- this phenomenal new account can be yours with as little as $1,000. There’s no higher .Make leisure time projects more fur * Hardware designed for smooth arrested and charged with criminal I with easy to use, economical SAKRETl trouble-free operation. Concrete and Mortar Mixes. .' 72”x80” 55.40 80.30 116.60 94.20 > Brus finished hinges & alumi­ rate available anywhere. We have a way with rate, and now we have an even mischief in the third degree and num one-piece track. possession of a controlled substance. better way. Again. Sweatt allegedly smashed a “Don’t SAKRETf Concrete M ix Walk” sign at Willow and Main thoroughly blended for strength and conve* streets. Sweatt is scheduled to nience. lust add water. \ Federal regulations require a substantial penalty tor premature withdrawal. appear in court on June 12. iMtet ifcMt 1/S n . h. I DOWELED STOCKADE CEMENT BLOCKS: •Housing certificates will be available starling June 1. However, you may arrange your Dancer charged *2 .2 2 per 804 ^ PRIVACY FENCING 8"x8’’xl6’’...... -certificate sooner by visiting any office. HARTFORD (UPI) - Marlin SAKRETE M o iU r M il 65' Calderon’s indulgence in a little convenient and depend* 6x8....‘19® Eu. able for laying masonry, IlMlSlIll extra post $3.75 Wednesday night fever five months repairing mortar joints and ',1,1 5x8...... $18.95 Kf- 8’’x8”x8"...... ago has hustled him into the arms of for stuccoing. Ivitl 45' V water. eitra post $3.50 the law. 4x8...... $17.95 A bank employee spotted a picture ‘IAS per 40* Bag extra post $3.25 4"x8’’xl6"...... of Calderon, 27, of East Hartford, in 45' ------a Hartford Courant article on disco >2M pw 80* Bag i dancing Feb. 5. He had been SAKRETE S im i'M h ‘ quality controlled lor ROUND RAIL FENCE: Ifcritage Savings HARDWOODS photographed at a cafe Jan. 25. smoothness and strength.! Bemie Billie, Msistant treasurer at For grouting, seltingl IN STOCK • masonry and Tor smooth 89 lOUSi itOUSMC & Loan Association Since 1891 the United Bank and Trust Co. patching and topping. ' $7: LENDER claimed Calderon was the man who Finest grades of per 10’ section opened a savings account with $10 M * 6 5 per 40* Bag I Douglas Fir in stock ^ M a in Office: 1007 Main St., Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer St., Manchester last fall, and then used that iden­ extra post $3.25 Coventry Office: Route 31, 742-7321 • Tolland'Office: Rt. 195, '/. mile south of 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387 tification, to cash $832 in stolen *2 j U per 80* Bag I Moneymarkets inside Frank's Supermarket, East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, checks. Second mother 24 years all prices raah A carry and Food Mart, West Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade. Police arrested Calderon ’Tuesday SAKRETE RUcIi Top No worry—No waste. Use 255 CENTER ST.I Mrs. Eleanor Dawson wears a corsage and a smile during and charged him with 17 counts of right from the bag for the ehd-of-the-year dinner Tuesday night of the East Hartford forgery and larceny. He was to be black top patching. Qual­ ^MANCHESTER | Secretaries Association, Local 435^ held at Veteran’s Memorial arraigned today bi Common Pleas ity corftrolled for long- Mon.-Sat. 7-5 tasting. low cost repairs. Thursday Nites Terrace. She was honored during the dinner for her 24 zears as Court. y J Z J S per 75* Bag Tils secretary, 23 of them at the Willowbrook School. “Hoved it. es- j\oW you know Tel. 643-5144 pecially the children,” she said. “I was a second mother to - Lake Baikal it^Uie SovietJInion is many of them.” .She and her husband^ Henry, a retired town the deepesFIaie in the world. It Is firefighter, plan to travel now. Hawaii is their first stop. more than a mile deep at some (Herald photo by Barlow) points. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manch«gter, Conn., Wed., May 24, 1978 - PACiE ELEVEN I’AUE TKN - MANCHESTER EVENINO HKRALD, Mum hestor, Cmin.. Wed., Ma^2gs. Tho matter was referred to the town zoning agent, David Cloutier winning the grand reseeded as was directed by the com­ grade 7 and 8 camping mini-course bread and butter and dessert are Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll, french the state law is violated and the child again before September. He said un­ HEBRON-"Replanning and &nmg Commission v o ^ Richard Keefe, for action. Keefe said that he had con- prize. He has brought honor to mission and erosion is occuring. The students. "The course is taught by East Hartford served with all meals. fries, cole slaw, vanilla pudding, is absent from school. Uctcd the Stciiiers who agreed to move the pigs. He also commission will check the "Thomas Sheridan. strawberry. ^ in” wWh anH ®3id that the Steiners had made an arrangement with Wednesday: American chop suey, ■nie subdivision whih is Iw aM on East Street and neighbors to pasture the animals which would Ml schools Skinner Lane was approved by the Ckimmission with the ° ° r Rockville ^ Monday: Holiday, no school. South Windsor spinach, whole wheat bread and butter, applesauce. stipulation that the design of the septic system on lot 3 be ^ conform with regulations, hospital notes Tuesday; Hot dog on roll, french Ml schools approved by the town sanitarian before a building permit School calendar iries. pears, peanut butter s(|uare. Thursday: Juice, pizza, green Monday: No school, holiday. salad, ice cream. be Issued. After several tie votes, the Central Office Committee SUMMER Wedne.sday; Pot roast grinder, Tuesday: Sloppy Joe, french fries, SHOP During a public hearing conducted before the meeting, v o t^ to adopt the propos^ 1978 - 79 school calendar with Admitted Tuesday: David fruited gelatin with marshmallows, Friday: Fishwich, french fries, VERNON carrot and celery sticks. tomato wedges, fruit, cookie. the Commission heard a presentation from Harry a change in the April vacation. The proposed date was Boyle, Vernon Avenue, peaches. W'ednesday : Variety of HOLIDAYS Megson, Civil Engineer, for the Porters. George Rose, a April 23, which has been changed to April 16 through the Rockviile; Lhuralee Boyle, SESSIONS No menus available lor Thursday sandwiches, soup, potato puffs. SPECIALS Id a i r y s t o r e s |

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Any stitutional health services and coor­ the medical office and also asking if Sports Editolr Mr. Carnelli was born Aug. 6,1925 Manchester. members of Subarea F of the Health Systems Agency (HSA) of North Cen­ subarea member wishing to be dinate the making of grants to aid in the HSA board could participate in a in toughest situations in Hartford and had lived in Ellington He is also survived by three tral Connecticut werh nominated nominated may do so by submitting project developments. review of this kind of project in the V. for 21 years. He was employed as a daughters, a brother, 11 In other business, Ernest future. grandchildren and 12 great­ Tuesday night to serve in various in advance a letter of intent; an HSA High softball player, performed in Miller and (acting manager Harry) “We never even once thought about Manager Don Zimmer. This is a painter at Pratt and Whitney Divi­ application .(if not already on file), Shepherd, elected official from Moss said his letter had never been Specialty: Low hit games TORONTO (UPI) - Ap­ sion of United Technologies Corp., grandchildren. HSA capacities. the outfield this spring with the Warner left me in those tough taking Jesse out," said Miller. “He much better staff than last year’s in and a short resume. Bolton on the SAC asked for an of­ acknowledged, but the subarea parently, all it takes is a few East Hartford. He was a communi­ The funeral is Saturday at 9 a.in. at Nomination and election of sub- Causing more than a few raised University of Connecticut situations. That really gave me a lot only threw 119 pitches tonight. both relief and starting.” Nominated are Paul Moss of ficial statement from the HSA Board members were told that an HSA eyebrows in Manchester’s Little squad...Rick Gobeille performed runners on base to bring out But it was the Boston bullpen that cant of St. Bernard’s Church, the Sorbo Funeral Home, 26 Union area advisory council (SAC) board member did sit in on the self-confidence.” Miller said the Jays have been Manchester, provider, for the Plan of Directors as to “whatever they League baseball program this season with the Stevens Tech lacrosse squad the best in Jesse Jefferson. finally gave way in the 12th. Rockville, and a member of the St., New Britain. Burial will be in members was postponed until the hearing as an observer. With one out in the nith and the working on Jefferson’s attitude. Development Committee. The feel is germane” concerning a recent has been Jamie Cullen of the this spring in Hoboken, N.J. The 28-year-old right-hander Sore-armed ace Bill Campbell Rockville Council, Knights of Colum­ Fairview Cemetery, New Britain. June meeting to give the members a Commission on Hospitals and Health Shepherd said that a report from score tied 1-1, Red Sox second “When we .went to spring training, responsibilities of the committee are Lawyers in the International League. ..Linebacker Wayne Flenke of East limited the hard-hitting Boston Red walked Tim Johnson and surren(lered bus. He was a Navy veteran of World Friends may call at the funeral chance to bMome better acquainted Care (CHHC) hearing on the con­ the HSA observer would be very help­ I said the only thing we need to work home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 to develop, direct, and coordinate The youngster has one no-hit, no­ Hartford has been sleeted co-captain Sox to seven hits Tuesday night as baseman Jerry Remy tripled to a bloop double to Louis Gomez before War II. with each other. health planning processes and plan troversial Glastonbury medical ful for future issues. on with him is his head,” said Miller. He is survived by a son, Donald P. p.m. run performance to his credit as well of the 1978 Southern Connecticut the Toronto Blue Jays came away right-center. But Jefferson then Rick Bosetti won it with a line single A subarea member suggested that development activities, and to an­ center. The HSA annual meeting will be a Boston rookie Jim Wright, making Carnelli Jr. of Ellington; two as a one-hitter with the season State College football team. Flenke, with a 2-1 victory in 12 innings. retired Jim Rice and Carl only his second start of the season to left. Paul Moss continue as chairman of nually submit a Health Systems Earlier this year. Moss was dinner meeting Thursday, June 22, at daughters, Carol Ann Carnelli and Mrs. Richard Quilitzsch nearing the middle stages. 5-10 and 210 pounds, has been a The loss dropped Boston into se­ Yastrzemski on infield outs. Boston took a 1-6 lead in the fifth the group. Moss said he had held the Plan. directed to write a letter to the HSA 6 p.m. at the Ramada Inn in East matched Jefferson for 10 innings. Ann M arie Carnelli, both of Mrs. Evelyn Shettleworth Al Chevrette reports in addition to starter the past two seasons. cond place in the American League In the top of the 10th, the Red Sox when Hobson hammered his eighth position for two years and felt that Carol Angel was nominated to board requesting them to study the Hartford. He constantly pitched out of trou­ Rockville; his father, Anthony Cullen’s one-hitter, two other one-hit East, just five percentage points put the leadoff runners on first and homer to dead center. Quilitzsch, 67, of 332 Woodbridge St. “a new chairmanship with a serve on the community affairs com­ ble and was only touched for a run in Carnelli of Rocky Hill; four brothers, died this morning at a Windsor con­ efforts had been tossed in the same Bob Healy, of Manchester and var­ behind Detroit. third. Again, Jefferson hung tough, The Blue Jays backed Jefferson different point of view” is needed. mittee. 'The committee is designed to the sixth wheti John Mayberry’s Anthony Carnelli Jr. of East Hart­ valescent home. She was the wife of league and on both occasions the' sity basketball coach at Ellington “I felt good tonight,” said Jeffer­ fanning Butch Hobson and getting with excellent fielding, turning in The group agreed to recognize open deveiop a pubiic information sacrifice fly scored Bob Baylor. ford, George Carnelli and Edward Richard Quilitzsch. Injured duck rescued pitcher wound up the loser. High, program director at the son. “But what really made the Dwight Evans to bounce into a double three clutch double plays. nominations from the floor at ^ e program, educational programs and “We’ve been getting real good Carnelli, both of Glastonbury, and Mrs. Quilitzsch was bom Jan. 6, Cullen, a righthander, is following Pioneer Basketball School in at difference was (pitching coach Bob) play. next meeting for chairman, vice training sessions. pitching this year,” said Boston James Carnelli of Farmington; two 1911 in Middletown and had lived in in the footsteps.of a number of fine Wilbraham-Monson Academy in chairman and secretary, and for SAC Nominated for the review com­ by District firemen sisters. Miss Margaret Carnelli of Manchester for 37 years. Before she pitchers over the years developed in Wilbraham, Mass., reports guest members to augment those elected mittee is Irene Smith, R.N., of Rockville and Mrs. Elizabeth Kenyon retired in 1969, she had been Little League competition. coaches will include Joe Mullaney of at a caucus held early this month. Manchester, a provider. The review of Glastonbury; and a grandson. employed by the Connecticut Bank The Eighth District Fire Depart­ wrapped tightly around its neck by Brown, UMass’ Jack Leaman and Carol Angel of Manchester, con­ committee makes recommendations some unknown “vandal.” Fans behind Giants The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 and Trust Co. in Hartford for many ment volunteers made an unusual Little black book notes former ABA standout George sumer, was nominated for the low- to the HSA board concerning new a.m. from the Ladd Funeral Home, years. She was a member of the Se­ rescue call Tuesday afternoon. They Lehman. Session will be July 30-Aug. income slot for one of 11 at-large health service projects and conducts Al Chevrette, president of the 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, with a cond Congregational Church. rescued a duck that was being The firefighters tried several in­ International Little League, reports 4. 2 hearings. mass at St. Bernard's Church at 9. She is also survived by three HSA Board of Directors seats which strangled by a piece of plastic which tricate maneuvers to reach the duck, youngsters from his league collected first time in years will be presented for election by the Elizabeth Kenny of Glastonbury, a Burial will be in St. Bernard’s daughters, Mrs. Clarence (Nancy) had been tied tightly around its neck. such as throwing it bread crumbs, over $900 last Sunday in the annual Craig Pinney, outfielder from East f Cemetery, Rockville. Military HSA corporators at the annual provider, was nominated to serve on • The white duck was among a flock sending a dog into chase the ducks to Hartford with the UConn nine this Edmondson of Coventry, Mrs. the resource development com­ house-to-house canvass for funds to NEW YORK (UPI) — After six straight years of failing to honors will be accorded at graveside. Gregory (Barbara) Gordon of meeting June 22. of ducks in the pond at Homestead shore, and moving a rope along the meet operating expenses. “We'll go spring, has neen named t'o the At the annual meeting. mittee. This new committee is come anywhere near the 1 million mark in attendance, the San Friends may call at the funeral Simsbury and Mrs. William Park Village on Homestead Street. water. The ducks proved too fast for over the $1,000 mark, the prexy Yankee Conference Baseball Honor home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. (Patricia) Sands of Briarwood, Nine firefighters responded to the the dog and the firefighters, but added. No report was received from Roll. Players selected had a grade Francisco Giants may hit the mark this season. The family suggests that any Colo.; and eight grandchildren. call of the " duck in trouble” at 3:19 eventually a sheet between a rope either the American or International average of 3.13 or better on a 4.0 Over 11,000 wildly cheering Giant memorial gifts may be made to the The funeral is Friday at 1:30 p.m. Police report p.m. They spotted the duck in the lured the injured duck to shore where League. Chevrette reports both point scale. Pinney was selected on fans braved 60-degree weather and 30 American Cancer Society, 237 E. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main middle of the pond with some plastic the plastic was unwrapped. The duck attendance and game collections are the All-Yankee Conference second mile-per-hour winds Tuesday night to ( National Leagu^ 4 Center St., Manchester. St. The Rev. Dr. James Vernon was arrested by the Vernon Canine rings, which are used to hold appeared to be all right, the better than a year ago. team in his senior year. Cherry fuming help inspire their team to a dramatic ...... iiiirffwiii-^ MacLauchlin, pastor of Second Patol officer. He is to appear in court together six-packs of soda or beer. firefighters said. 3-2 victory over the dazed Houston Mrs. Charles B. Prescott Deborah Kellem, 17, of 199 South Congregational Church, will of­ on June 9. Eight teams from the major Little Former Manchester High standout Astros, that gave San Francisco a inning runs to snap a 1-1 tie and lead SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Lila St., Rockville, was charged Tuesday ficiate. Burial will be in Pine Grove Ray Sullivan of Eastern Connecticut one-game lead over both Los Angeles the Expos to victory. The Cardinals’ Mary McCarthy Prescott of 57 with disorderly conduct. She alleged­ Tolland League baseball program in Cemetery, Middletown. Manchester, the first and second State College was named to the Divi­ and Cincinnati in the National losing streak was extended to 11 Edgewood Drive died Tuesday at ly created a disturbance at the Shop­ John Tyler, 31, of 232 Charter Fire damages apartment, following loss Friends may call at the funeral place finishers in the American, sion III Regional Tournament All-^ League Western Division. games. Manchester Memorial Hospital. She ping Bag Market in Rockville. Road, Tolland, was charged this home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. National and International Leagues, Star squad at shortstop. Sully had 17 “The crowd pumped me up,” said Braves 6, Reds 4 was the wife of Charles B. Prescott. She was released on her promise to morning with breach of the peace, The family suggests that any assists, 12 putouts and started five MONTREAL (UPI) — The Montreal Canadians won the battle Giants’ second baseman Bill Pat Rockett singled home a key Mrs. Prescott was born in Fair- appear in Common Pleas Court 19, threatening and interfering with a officials seeking cause plus two wild card teams, will make memorial gifts may be made to the up the double elimination play. Ac­ doubleplays. Last night he made his Madiock, who singled in the winning run in the eighth inning, then cut field, Vt., and had lived in Rockville, May 30. police officer. and it left Boston Bruins’ Coach Don Cherry fuming. Memorial Fund of Second EAST HARTFORD-Fire Marshal the gas range in the kitchen, said tion starts June 24 with four games debut with Moriarty’s in the Twilight run with two out in the ninth inning. down the potential tying run at the Burlington, Vt.. and Randolph Stephen P. Hebert, 17, of 34 Elm The arrest was made in connection John Armstrong said this rnorning Armstrong. He said the range did not Montreal defeated Boston, 4-1, managed only five shots in the third Congregational Church. with the complaint of a disturbance listed, the first at 11 a.m. with play League. Tuesday and a took a 3-2 lead over “ I always like to come up in plate with a strong relay throw in the Center, Vt., before coming to South St., Rockville, was charged Tuesday his office and the police have hot yet cause the fire. period. situations like that; there’s no better Windsor 15 years ago. She was post­ on Charter Road, Tolland, about 2 commencing the following week, the Bruins in the best-of-seven bottom of the inning to lead the Walter J. Miller with fourth-degree larceny in connec­ been able to determine the cause of ' The apartment occupant, Joseph T. The World Hockey Association Cherry tried to delay the game in way to go home than as the hero.” Braves past Cincinnati, in a game master of the Randolph Center Post tion with the investigation of the a.m. today. Monday thru Saturday. All games Stanley Cup finals in the game, which EAST HARTFORD -W alter John the fire Tuesday night which badly Wallace, told police he had left the will be played at Leter Field. The playoffs were worth full shares, of the intermission between the second The Astros carried a 2-0 lead into delayed an hour and 13 minutes by Office for 14 years before retiring in theft of a motor vehicle on Aug. 31, He was released on his promise to damaged a three-room apartment at apartment about noon Tuesday. He featured 106 minutes in penalties. and third period by insisting that five M iller, 59, of 133 Shady Crest Drive Farm Lea^e will offer the same $7,800 to members of the New The sixth and possibly deciding the ninth before Jack Clark and rain in the second inning. 1963. She and her husband had owned 1977. appear in court on June 6. 1125 Main St. did not return until about 11 p.m., he of his players sit on the ice and keep died Tuesday night at Manchester type play at Waddell Field on the England Whalers. Team members game will be played in Boston Larry Herndon coaxed one-out walks Padres 3, Dodgers 2 and operated the Prescott General Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ Police said when they were serving South Windsor The fire department received a said. skating. same dates. The wild card teams will voted half shares to Danny Bolduc Thursday. off losing reliever Joe Sambito, 2-2. Tucker Ashford’s two-out, two-run Store in Randolph Center from 1921 band of Mrs. Alberta Walters Miller. Hebert with a warrant they found Daniel Hodder, 16, of 131 Burke call for the fire at 6:46 p.m. “The only reason I didn’t want be the two teams in each the major and Tim Sheehy and Jim Mayer, An­ “ (Montreal’s Coach) Scottie Bow­ Marc Hill singled in Clark for the single to right in the eighth inning to 1963. She was a communicant of Mr. Miller was born June 8,1919 in two runaways from Woods Lane Road, East Hartford, was charged Firefighters arrived to find smoke Although firefighters bad the large them back in the dressing room was and farm loops not playing one-two dre Peloffy and Cap Raeder were not man wins the games for his team by first run and after Vic Harris fouled drove in Dave Winfield and Gene St. Francis of Assisi Church. Manchester, son of the late John and School in Hebert’s apartment. He Tuesday with third-degree assault in billowing out of the open window of building evacuated during the fire that I knew Grahame was going to She is also survived by a son, and with the best winning percen­ included. sounding off against the referees in out, pinch-hitter Tom Heintzelman Tenace to hand Tommy John his se­ Mary Kuberski Miller, and had lived was also charged with risk of injury. connection with a May 1 incident at the apartment which is in a four- fighting and smoke clearance, only replace Cheevers at the start of the singled in the tying run before Charles B. Prescott Jr. of Simsbury; tage. ' the newspapers,” Cherry yelled at cond loss in eight decisions behind a in Manchester most of his life. He was held under $2,000 bond and the Hartford Arena, Route 5. story brick building owned by Joan Wallace could not stay the night in Ron Angottq of the Blackledge third period,” said Cherry. “So I Madiock stroked his game-winning skaky Dodger defense. four daughters, Miss Joyce Prescott was to be presented in court in reporters after the game. Before retiring three years ago, he He was released on his promise to DuPeery of 82 Greenlawn St. the building. His unit was too badly Several readers have asked how Country Club in Hebron copped the wanted to let them get some excer- hit to center field. Mels 7, Pirates 3 of South Windsor, Mrs. Janet Brown Rockville, today. ' “ When the official read the had been employed as a production appear in Common Pleas Court 12, The fire had apparently begun in a damaged. the Whalers would do with either the Central Connecticut Golf Association cise. I wasn’t trying to prevent the Randy Moffitt improved his record Doug Flynn went 4-5 and drove in of Randolph, Vt., Mrs. Patricia Jeff Daigle of 65 Irene Drive was newspapers they call penalties engineer at Pratt and Whitney Divi­ East Hartford, June 12. pile of bags of rubbish stacked near The fire is still under investigation. Boston Bruins or Montreal ‘s One-Dqy Golf Tournament yester­ maintenance men from cleaning the to 3-1 with two innings of perfect the tie-breaking run with an eighth­ Russia of Millerton, N.Y., and Mrs. charged with allowing a dog to roam against us. It seems that Bowman sion of United Technologies Corp., Canadians. The feeling here is that day at the Manchester Country Club ice.” relief. inning double in a game delayed Phyllis French of Windsor, Vt.; three in violation of the state statutes. He and the officials smoke the peace Don Marcotte spoiled Montreal East Hartford, for 35 years. either National Hockey League entry with a one over par 73. Second, three pipe together,” said Cherry, who Kxpo» 4, Cardinals I three times by rain. Flynn also sisters, Mrs. Angeline Runnals of He is also survived by a daughter, goalie Ken Dryden’s bid for an in a 10-game set against New strokes back, were Stan Hilinski of watched the Canadians score one Ellis Valentine’s fielder’s choice tripled and scored in the third on a Bow, N.H., and Mrs. Julia Crosby Mrs. Edward (Maryann) Fesko Jr. of eleventh playoff career shutout with and Mrs. Phyllis Shea, both of England would win at least seven or the home club, Dick Fritsch of Indian power play against his team in the grounder and Warren Cromartie’s single by winning pitcher Nino South Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Alicia Hill and Mike High of Old Lyme. a power-play goal at 11:22 of the final Burlington, Vt. { Fire callsj eight games. There is far more talent first period. sacrifice fly drove in a pair of sixth Espinosa. Bandes of Hebron; and three grand­ frame. on both dubs and the goal-tending is The Canadians have never lost the The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 sons, Joseph Mitcheil Jr., Scott Bowman was pleased with the per­ a m. from the Samsel-Bassinger Manchester AL SIEFFERT'S vastly superior. On the other hand, Nancy Narkon got off to a fast start Stanley Cup to a visiting team on Mitchell and Edward Fesko III, all in the Connecticut Women;s formance of his club. Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, Tuesday, 2:53 p.m. —car fire, 98 the Winnipeg Jets would wind up with their own ice. of South Windsor. no worse than a 5-5 split in 10 Women’s Golf Association Class A “This was a game we had to win, Scholastic tennis with a mass at St. Francis of Assisi Wyneding Hill Road (Town) “There’s always a first time,” A The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at but we still n e ^ another victory to Tuesday, 3:19 p.m. —rescue duck. meetings with the NHLers. Tournament yesterday at Edgewood snapped Cherry, who predicted the Church at 9. Burial will be in Wap- the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, wrap it up. However, I’m pleased ping Cemetery. Homestead Park Village Pond (Eighth by winning with a 74, nine strokes Bruins would be back for a seventh EAST GIRLS tiebreaker which he took, 7-4. Jim 219 W. Center St., Manchester. The Kathy Strand, former Manchester better than her nearest pursuer. because we alw ay^gem to rise to Friends may call at the funeral District) game. the occasion for the big game. I know Victorious for the ninth straight Kennedy, Chris Boser and John Rev. George Emmitt of the Tuesday, 6:08 p.m. —grass fire, rear of Larry Robinson scored the first time, East Catholic girls’ tennis Haslett copped the three remaining liome tonight from 7 to 9. Manchester Church of the Nazarene it’ll be tough back in Boston KMart, Spencer Street (Town) Montreal goal when he beat Gerry team stayed unbeaten with a 5-2 win singles with the doubles teams also will officiate. Burial will be in East Thursday but we know what we must .Anthony Krause Tuesday, 6:32 p.m. —hibachi fire, rear Cheevers in the Boston net on a over St. Paul yesterday at winning in straight sets. Cemetery, Manchester. of Pop Shoppe, Spencer Street (Town) do.” EAST HARTFORD - Anthony breakaway at 7:46 in the first period. Manchester Community College. South Windsor drops to 4-8 with the Friends may call at the funeral Tuesday, 8:27 p.m. -grass fire, MB’s lose opener Krause, 85, of 112 Walnut St. died Manchester High School ball field “Robinson scored a classical goal The Eaglettes wind up regular loss. Monday at Hartford Hospital, He home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Y on me,” said Cheevers, who also season play Thursday at home Results: Gottlieb (M) def. A. Goodwin p.m. (Town) Sale Ends 5/27/78 Coming from a four-run deficit, Hartford Jai-Alai nipped was the husband of Mrs. Paula Marie Today, 4:14 a.m. —fire in tractor- gave up a period power-play goal to against Farmington. 6-4, 4-6, 7-6, Kennedy (M) def. Talbot 7-5, Lueg Krause. Samantha J. Treadwell trailer , Interstate Highway 86, east- Moriarty Bros., 5-4, last night at St. Thomas Seminary in the Pierre Mondou and second-period Trio signs Kellie White, Monica Murphy and 6-2; Boser (M) def. J. Goodwin 6-3, 7-5; Mr. Krause was born in Brooklyn, Samantha Jean Treadwell, infant bound, near exit 94 (Eighth District) 1978 season opener of the Hartford Twilight Baseball League. goal to Pierre Larouche and Jacques Sharon Kuezynski took three of the Haslett (M) def. Young 6-3, 6-3; Keller- N.Y., and had lived in East Hartford daughter of George W. and Melody Today, 9:11 a.m. —auto accident, Ver­ Lemaire before giving way in the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los four singles matches for the Boser (M) def. Clegg-Rowe 6-2, 6-3; AGIFT. The Gas Housers did all their scoring in the third inning off Jai Alai Angeles Rams said they had signed Hyde-Saunders (M) def. Regulbuto-Huot for more than 40 years. Before Dake Treadwell of 51 Arcella Drive, non Street and Hilltop Drive (Town) third period to Ron Grahame. Eaglettes with the tandems of Anne starter George Frothingham. Ray three players, including their No. 1 6-0, 6-4; Pina-Young (M) def. Hulstein- retirin g in 1961, he had been died Monday shortly after birth at Sullivan had an RBI double and Jim Grahame shut the Canadians out Marie Cannata-Kate Sullivan and Beaulau 6-2, 7-5. employed for 43 years at the former Hartford Hospital. US. draft pick, Elvis Peacock. Claire Viola-Kathy Evans winning in Most valuable Balesano capped the frame with a the rest of the way as Montreal CHENEY TECH Remington Rand Co. He was a She is also survived by two About town ) bases-clearing double down the right three and two sets respectively. Cheney Tech tennis team dropped member of Orient Lodge of Masons brothers, Bruce Treadwell and David { Results: White (EC) def. Ratcliffe 6-1, Savings nod to Walton field foul stripe. a 4-1 decision to host Rocky Hill High and had received his 50-year service Treadwell, both at home; her mater­ Hartford came back with three 6-1; Murphy (EC) def, Wilson 6-0, 6-1; pin. nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Depecol (SIP) def. Phillips 6-2, 7-6; Kue­ yesterday in COC play. Manchester Chapter, DAV, will NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Walton, runs in the bottom of the fourth and Dave Rivard notched the lone point He is also survived by a son, Buford Dake of Enfield; and her B ond zynski (EC) def. Nelson64,6-1; Cannata- meet at St. James Cemetery who played in just 58 games for the tied it in the sixth inning on Bob Penney hopes alive in the No. 2 singles slot for the Sullivan (EC) def. Coughlin-Ratcliffe 6-1, Leonard A. Krause of Branford; and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday at 6 p.m. to decorate direct from General Eiectilc defending champion Portland Trail Stich’s line drive homer. four grandchildren. 34, 6-1; Cattarius-Clement (SIP) def. Beavers, now 5-7 in the COC and 6-8 Cecil Treadwell of Manchester. veterans’ graves. Blazers, has been selected the NBA’s Paul Placido followed the round- Keeping its tournament hopes Academy, 4-2, and winless Bolton Lucier-Murray 6-1, 6-2; C. Viola-Evans The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m, _ with the purchase o f this overall. The private family funeral service tripper with a single chasing Moriar­ finished its year in a 13-5 setback at (EC) def. Donovan-Donovan 7-6, 7-5. Results: .Abramsky (RH) def, at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Most Valuable Player for the 1977-78 alive, Penney High rallied for a 7-3 will be Thursday. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church season, it was announced Tuesday. ty starter Jack Taylor with Dave win over Conard High in CCIL the hands of Vinal Tech. MANCHESTER HIGH Talamini 6-0, 6-3; Rivard (CT) def. St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose East Cemetery. Guild will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. n o -f r o s t The 6-foot-ll Walton will repeive Bidwell coming on in relief. Placido' baseball action yesterday in East Penney, now 8-9, must defeat It wasn’t all that easy as Presch 6-2, 7-6; Zachery (RH) def. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Members are asked to bring crosstown East Hartford High today C U . ' f t . the Podoloff Trophy, named after the stole second and scored on Bill Hartford. Manchester High boys’ tennis team Ference 1-6, 7-5, forfeit; Busineau- Friends may call at the funeral St., is in charge of arrangements. sandwiches and dessert. Beverage Hickey’s hard single to right. at the Hornets’ field to qualify for Rambola (RH) def. Hewitt-Wamer6-0,6- home tonight from 7 to 9. league’s first commisioner. It will In other area contests, Coventry won its third straight match by "There are no calling hours. will be served. mark the 14th straight year a center Bruce Ballard pitched the final 1 High topped Portland, 12-3; Rham post-season play. The setback drops shutout, 7-0, over South Windsor High 0; Hayes-Vernali (RH) def. Landry-West 1/3 innings to pick up the win. 7-10 Conard out of tournament con­ 5- 3, 6-3. has been awarded the honor. High bowed to COC leader Bacon at Memorial Field courts. It was the Cheney’s jayvees split with Rocky Hill, sideration. Pete Cace and Tony fifth whitewashing of the season for DeAngelis each had two hits for the 1- 1. ADJUSTABLE HELPS CUT the 12-2 Silk Towners. Results: Melendy ((7T) def. Renkl 6-4, BLASS OPERATMB U7CU.FT. Knights with strong relief pitching SMaVESI COSTI PBEEZEII Scott Gottlieb, in the No. 1 singles 6- 4; Presch-Kokinis (RH) def. G. Escapee lost hopes from Bob Burnat, 2-2, being a big slot, was forced into a third set Melendy-Bellefleur 6-4, 6-4. Winkles out, McKeon in part in the victory. (Coiiliniicd from Page One) old Williams as “very neat and clean, aware of the potential for good Coventry upped its mark to 13-4 very personable. You’d like him if behind the prison walls. Bates said. with the win over Portland. Rham they pulled it away from him,” she dropped to 10-7 (a win over Cheney Schoolboy golf said of the prison authorities who you met him,” she said. TheCorrections Department DAIBViTaiAlE tS-THM spokeswoman said today that BOLLS OUT SS-THBU WITHURmP V E in A llE A M in latest A’s manuever Tech nullified by protest) with the made the decision. ‘‘Then they The prison officials contacted the ONNMEEUt IIEATKEEPEBI DOOBSI HWITPARSI loss to 13-3 Bacon. Bolton finished its wonder why they can’t rehabilitate Williams was one of the prisoners dians. Graig Nettles and Chris MANCHESrER HIGH Doug Victor was the lone victor for Sadds about two hours after year at 0-18. The Bulldogs have anyone.” who had developed a "social con­ MODEL’nar 21TW NEW YORK (U P I)-O n ly a Chambliss each hit solo homers and Winding up with a split yesterday the Beavers, now 6-6 for the season. Williams’ escape was discovered, dropped 35 straight over a two-year science and a positive attitude” • 30Vi“ WIDE • 66“ HIGH few minutes before they were drove in three runs for the Yankees. was Manchester High golf team, nip­ Rocky Hill’s Lem Clement took Coping; with prison thinking he may have contacted span. them, but they have not heard from about re-entry into the community. • WHITE OR NEW to go out and play the Twins 5, Rangers 2 ping East Hartford High, 3-2, and medalist honors with an 86. Cheney’s Williams had found a way to cope Moving him to the minimum security Glenn Borgmann hit a fifth-inning Mike Fraser carded an 87. with prison life by working constant­ him. Sadd said he is anxious to have NATURALS* COLORS: Milwaukee Brewers, Tuesday falling to Simsbury High, 5-0, at facility was an attempt to reinforce homer then singled home the tie­ Results: Clement (RH) def. Fraser 3-2, ly either with the cars or in the Williams found and brought back ALMOND, HARVEST, AVOCADO Manchester Country Club. that attitude, she said. night, the Oakland A’s learned breaking run in the eighth inning to Jayvees win The split leaves the Silk Towners Victor (CT) def. Cahoon 3-1, Hunter (RH) woodworking shop. He made a safely to the prison. The suicide note indicated that Manager Bobby Winkles, had pace the Twins. Rookie right-hander Bennet jayvee baseball team with a 6-7-1 CCIL mark and 12-10-1 def. Remenik 3-2, Russo (RH) def. beautiful string art piece for the Sadd Gordon Bates, an East Hartford Williams was despondent over a per­ resigned and was being Roger Erickson snapped Jim whipped J.F. Kennedy, 7-2, yester­ Coralli 3-2, Rocky Hill won medal point, home. When the Sadds brought their overall ledger. resident and director of volunteer sonal, family-related problem, the replaced by Jack McKeon. Sundberg’s 22-game hitting streak in day in Enfield. Simsbury’s'M ark Kingham, two- 383-402. daughter to visit Williams, he wanted services of the Connecticut Prison spokeswoman said. Sadd said *OHwoppllMt*pwrchMMfrMnApriiSAVtHOm I toMoyjll, 197t going the distance. Joe Pereira went the distance for time defending state champ, took to make a purse for her. Association, commended the Sadds 'hie sudden departure of Winkles, Williams’ ex-wife had visited him Abo aligibU: ReMgm tw TBF-31DW. h M S M CA-lIP, CB-150 Orioles 2, Tigers 0 the young Bears, now 6-1 for the medalist honors with a two-over par Williams had even cut the prison for the “good job” they have done as who had said he didn’t think owner Sunday and told him that Williams Mike Flanagan tossed a two-hitter season. He scattered nine hits and 74. He toured the final 12 holes four- guards’ hair. He was liked by the sponsors for Williams. He said the Charley Finley liked the way he was appeared happy and normal at that Winkles McKean and struck out nine as the Orioles struckout eight. Paul Hohenthal and under par. East Hartford’s premier RSox sale approved other inmates, but stayed to himself sponsorship was especially impor­ handling the team, came as a shock. time. ★ I D D C P tO P lI WHO BMINC. I. handed the Tigers their first shutout Pereira each had key two-run linksman Al Sinicrope fired an 80 in order to keep out of trouble, Mrs. tant for Williams who had no other to the A’s and it showed in their per­ CHICAGO (UPI) - The American The search for Williams was con­ . L ■ r ■ r ■ 0 - LOW PRICES . PERSONAL SERVICE PLUS MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS. grounder allowed the tie-breaking of the year. Rick Dempsey homered doubles and Don Sumislaski played while Dave Thomas carded the best Sadd said. However, he tried to en­ community support and little family formance when they lost to the League, voting for the second time tinuing today and expanding under run to score. for the Orioles, who managed only well defensively for Bennet. Indian round with an 82. courage the younger prisoners to do contact. Brewers, 3-2, and managed only five whether to allow sale of the Boston state police supervision, but CLOSED Monday hits off Jerry Augustine. In other AL games. New York four hits off loser Jack Billingham. Results: Manchester vs. Simsbury — the same, to not join up with gangs, The purpose of the program, which Williams had not been found as of routed Cleveland, 10-1, Minnesota Angels 5, White Sox 4 Kingham (S) def. Thomas 4-2, Dell (S) Red Sox franchise, unanimously ap­ and to play it straight while in prison, involves about 150 sponsors in six Memorial Day “I’m sorry to see him go,” said proved the deal Tuesday. But the six noon. UMtKrru/r*f topped Texas, 5-2, Toronto nipped Pinch hitter Ken Landreux singled Bennet winner def. Shrider 4-2, Lewandowski (S) def. MrTexas Rangers has been named West Children’s Fishing DdTby June 3 are Nate Agostinelli, left, and tug-of-waP^tw^n QiarurFinley player of the week in the American League after batting .452 and extending Boston’s Brad Park was upset with Referee Dave Newell s Windham High, 84-61, but Lombardo (M) :52.2. 3. Uhda (M) 4:36. W L Pet. GB some other club tried to get Shero to 330 hurdles: 1. Moran (M), 2. Getting 440: 1. Muirhead (X), 2. Perrotti (X), 3. Mel Siebold. The event will be open to children up to age 14 with and Dick Williams only a few years break his contract. There isn’t much his hitting streak through 21 games. decision in second period in Montreal last night and the two bowed to powerul Xavier High, San Francisco 24 14 .632 Sundberg collected 14 hits in 31 at bats, including a homer and two doubles, (M), 3. Gray (W) :41.6. LOmbardo (M) :S2.3. prizes awarded for the longest, biggest and most fish in various back? Snider can do, though, if Shero waged a nose to nose battle. The official and the Canadiens won. 92-53, yesterday in Williman- 880; h Klei (W). 2- Chandler (W), 3. 330 hurdles: 1. Moran (M), 2. Drenzek Los Angeles 24 16 .600 1 and drove' in six runs. age categories. Trout, 3(K) in all, rainbows and brook, will be 7*1® actually had signed decides to sit it out as Dick Williams (UPI photo) tic. Lahda (M) 2:03.5) (X). 3. Micale (X) :41.6. Cincinnati 25 17 .595 1 '■ 220: 1. Howard (M), 2. Reynolds (W), 3. 880; 1. Virgadula (X), 2. ,Vess (X), 3. Houston 18 19 .486 5Vz - stocked several days before the competition which will run from Williams to manage them but Finley did. All he can do in that case is not Benny Parsons The split leaves the Indians with a took out an injunction preventing DeValve (M) :24.3. Coughlin (X) 2:05.2. San Diego 18 22 .450 7 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. (Salem Nassiff photo) pay Shero. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Only 40 points separated Benny Parsons, 7-2 league record, 7-4 overall. Two-mile: 1. Driscoll (W), 2. Lemieux 220: 1. Howard (M), 2. Papale (X), 3. 23 .395 9 Williams from managing any club If Shero does wind up with the Girls^ track action Bill Moran against Windham had Atlanta 15 Dave Marcis and Cale Yarborough in NASCAR's Grand National point stan­ (M), 3. Locke (M) 9:46.4. DeValve (M) ;24.3. Tuesday's Results but the A’s. When that happened, Rangers before his contract with the four firsts, taking the 120 and 330- Mile relay: 1. Windham 3:39.3. Two-mile: 1. Lemieux (M), 2. Locke Williams left baseball rather than Flyers runs out, I’m curious to see dings this week after 11 events of the 30-raee series. Philadelphia at Chicago, ppd. NASCAR Headquarters said Parsons, the leader for most of the year, yard hurdles along with the long Javelin: 1. LaChance (M), 2. Eigner (M), 3. Cozean (X) 9:48.2. New York 7, Pittsburgh 3 continue managing Oakland. what John Ziegler, the president of jump and triple jump. Moran took (M), 3. Miller (W) 170’ 1”. Mile relay: 1. Xavier 3:35.6. Williams to speak A year after the Yankees sought to the NHL does. Will he fine the regained the top spot with his fourth-place finish in Sundayvs Mason-Dixon Shot put: 1. Dama (M), 2. Toriguey Javelin: 1. M. Frey (X), 2. LaChance Montreal 4, St. Louis 1 500 at Dover, Del., boosting his total to 1,707 points. Penney triumphs both hurdles against Xavier. Atlanta 6, Cincinnati 4 hire Williams, the Angels came along Rangers for tampering? If so, how (W), 3. Wrobel (M) 45’ 3” . (M), 3. S. Frey (X) 180’ 8”. Lee Williams, executive director of ford. Jeff Howard, Bob LaChance (per­ San Diego 3, Los Angeles 2 and said they’d like to have him as much? Ray Tellier sonal best of 170-feet, 1-ineh in Discus; 1. Golnik (M), 2. Nelson (W), 3. Shot put; 1. Ferraro (X), 2. Dehauvero the basketball Hail-of Fame, will be Ray Damato, Nick “Bud” Foran Gregorg (W) 141' 4". (X), 3. Darna (M) 52’ 4V4”. San Francisco 3, Houston 2 their manager. Finley informed There’s also a question of what will PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Ray Tellier, a former University of Connec­ javelin), Carl Kjellson and Chris the keynote speaker at the Explorers and Charlie Stetson will be honored them Williams could be had — for a High jump: 1, Kjellson (M), 2. Kelley Discus: 1. Ferraro (X), 2. Golnik (M), Today's Games happen to John Ferguson, the ticut quarterback, Monday was named Brown University assistant football against Indians Kelley did well for the Indians. Ed (M), 3. Lombardo (M) 6’. Tap-Off (Jlub second annual basket- along with Hank Brown, most price. ’That price was $50,(X)0 and Rangers’ present general manager. 3. Tomison (X) 157’ 8”. Atlanta (Hanna 2-0) at Cincinnati coach for receivers. Lemieux and Dave Locke had good Long jump: 1. Moran (M), 2. Walsh High Jump: 1. Kjellson (M), 2. Bart- hall banquet tonight at 7:30 at the valuable player of the New England after the Angels agreed to pay it, His contract also has another year to efforts in the two-mile run with (MoskauO-1) Basketball Association. Tellier, 27, comes to Providence after coaching one year at Boston Univer­ (M), 3. Trainer (W) 19’ 10 Vz”. man (X), 3. Kelley (M) 6’. Philadelphia (Kaat 1-0) at Chicago Marco Polo Restaurant in East Hart­ Finley turned Williams loose. run and now there is talk of him Going right down to the wire, Penney High topped Manchester Lemieux’s time just one-half second sity. Triple Jump: 1. Moran (M), 2. Lombar­ Long Jump: 1. D’Aquila (X), 2. Moran (Roberts 1-0) The formula worked so well that moving on to take a job with Van­ High, 67-56, in CCIL girls’ track action yesterday in East Hart­ off the school record. do (Ml, 3. Marrotte (W) 4P 10”. (M), 3. Walsh (M) 20’ 3V«”. Finley used it again when the Pirates couver. ford. The Indians blasted late-arriving Enfield High, 119-4— the Pole vault: 1, Klei (W), 2. LaChance Triple Jump: 1. McKeown (X), 2. Houston (Bannister 1-2) at San Results: Francisco (Montefusco 3-2) expressed interest in Chuck Tanner, Black Knights having run Enfield previously. Manchester vs. Windham (M), 3. Luchon (W) 12’ 6”. Moran (M), 3. Coyle (X) 42’ 5W”. Jal alal entries another one of his managers, last Pole vault: 1. Morin (X), 2. Kurk (X), New York (Zachry 4-1) at The meet didn't go to the Knights, Results: 440 relay: 1. Windham :46.6. Wednesday¥ evenings year. Pittsburgh got Tanner for 120 hurdles: 1. Moran (M), 2. Gray Manchester vs. Xavier 3. Hayes (X) 13’. Pittsburgh (Robinson 4-1), N Bowling who wind up with a fine 8-3 overall Shot put: 1. Culbertson I M l 2. East- litCMMUS catcher Manny Sanguillen and some (W), 3. Kjellson (M) :15.5. 440 relay: 1. Xaiver ;45.0. Montreal (Dues 0-1) at St. Louis Tpm i IbEiiei CnMfti record, until the final two events. man (P ). 3. Maher (M l 34’ Vz". LMf ZiM money. (Denny 3-2), N t htfVm k PARKADE JUNIOR - Freshman sensation Cindy Arico Discus: 1. Sauve (PI, 2. Maher (Ml, 3. I m m km Like Williams, who led the A’s to Ferguson 452. Los Angeles (Rhoden 4-2) at San HMMlirtni Mike Martin 204-466, 210- captured the 440-yard run to clinch Geagan (Ml 99' 8” . 3QU1Z Diego (Perry 2-1), N iZ^ilSn SMMVm Nim two world championships, Shero has Javelin: 1. (Sulbertson (M l, 2. Roberts Ibmmtm a^ MM MMin ^ 483, Larry VanHoutryve FLORAL - Arlene OPTICAL the victory and then added icing on iM ta la r f b guided the Flyers to two Stanley Cup rucr (Ml. 3. Geagan (M l 111'. Softball T.lmliMlii t Uumm hfriia titles. Like Williams, also, Shero now 185, Richard Aroian 183, LaPointe 185-501, Beverly Ma n c h e s t e r j the cake by anchoring the winning High jump: 1. Halle (PI. 2. Sadosky IMCmi tr n s t t n m i 880-yard medley relay. American League i touMi Mir is saying he feels he has had it with Jay Higley 187-486, Todd Frazer 180, Mary Lou (Ml. 3. Keller (Ml 4' 9”. S. Jm t W m Shorts 183-453, Scott Weber 182, Zelda Nowsch SUNSENSOR SUNGLASSES Arico won the two-mile run and Long jump: 1. Mount (Pi, 2. K. TONIGHT'S GAMES and Tim Angel of the winners. East I M i M the Flyers, that his effectiveness took second in the 880 with team­ A&N v8. NUMetli. 6, Nebo Jerry Cosgrove, Chuck Mumford, W L Pet. GB T. MrtiMiilM with them is “exhausted.” Carone 451, Mike Eddy 180- 189-511, Dee Simmons 201- ONLY *5.99 BY V IS IO N A .Schmidt (P i, 3. Washington (M) 16' 5 Vj” . 1 flMdb IhMi 496, Eric Begley 464, John FASHION — MENS — LADIES — METALS mates Kathy Schmidt, Debbie Mount Cameras vs. Bob's, 6 — Nike Pete Borofskty and Tom Sheridan Detroit 23 13 .639 He could be right. 498. Hurdles: 1. K. Schmidt (PI, 2. Simons S M S ta iC M i Poutre 451, Diane and Toni Halle taking the hurdles, (P), 3. Bono (Ml :12.7. Tees vs. Vets, 6 — Keeney each enjoyed two-hit nights for the Boston 26 15 .634 iMfiiMinaEs im m Paciorek released long jump and high Jump respective­ Two-mile: 1. Arico (P), 2. Hennessy Lalbrup vs. Acadia, 7:30 — Marketmen. New York 24 14 .632 Vi 1.HM1 ly. (Ml, 3. Bates (Pi 12:26.0. Nike REC Milwaukee 19 19 .500 5M!. L M e a l ATLANTA (UPI) - Infielder Tom 440 relay: 1. Manchester (Washington. Cfispino's vs. Peter's, 7:30 — Three runs in each the first and Cleveland 18 20 .474 6V2 2. M M Paciprek, farmed out to Richmond Manchester, 3-4 in league competi­ I 6kmMi Mni ilM tion and 5-4 overall, had a pair of dou­ Barile, Cheney, Gilbertl :54.7. Robertson third innings set the pace as Looking Baltimore 17 21 .447 m i Impd flnta S .» M i 1 Jm lnain by the Atlanta Braves, failed to 880: 1. Boyko (PI, 2. Arico (PI, 3. 1 Mir SNS U s Ssrp Circuits vs. Moriarty's, Glass upended DeMolay, 8-5, last 15 24 .385 10 tbwmtkm 7. Ml report to the minor league team and ble winners. Junior sprinter Dana Brown (Ml 2:40.3. 7:30 — Toronto I Inetrai Mi I johnnt bench won i iny was given his unconditional release, WIN Gilbert copped the 100 and 220-yard 220: 1. Gilbert (Ml, 2, Cheney (Ml, 3. Fitzgeralfi night at Keeney, West l.MMnkMi THE ROOKIE OF the YEAR 1 M Y dashes while junior thrower Tracy Mount (PI :27.5. Lombardo's vs. Angels, 6 — Brad Verona stroked a three-run W L Pet. GB ear^vMBi eieaee the Braves announced. Culbertson captured the shot put and Robertson homer for the Glassmen and Pete IN '6 8 .'WHEN PIP JOHN .600 Mile relay: 1. Penney (Simons, J. WIN THE M.V.P? Oakland 24 16 javelin. Sophomores Linda Roberts Schmidt, Mount, Boykpl 4:39.5. B&J vs. Savings, 6 — Cheney Ignatowicz added two hits. California 22 16 .579 1 Tree agents and Melissa Geagan completed a 100: 1. Gilbert (Ml, 2. Porier (Ml, 3. Cooper vs. Annulli, 6 — Bill Corrie was the only DeMolay A, '6ft Kansas City 20 19 .513 3Vz a '70 Dog track CHICAGO (UPI) - The *10**«r»25®* sweep in the javelin for the Indians. Barrett (Pi :12.0. Fitzgerald player with two hits. C. NEVER Texas 19 19 .500 4 Jaf ^lal results Chicago Bears announced Kate Hennessy took seconds in the Mile: 1. Bales (PI, 2. Hennessy (Ml, 3. Wendy's vs. MCC, 7:30 — Nebo NIKE Minnesota 17 24 .415 7Vz ■■'“■■■'•""■Tuesdayuesday evening*evening"**®"""'"'"""''* BELMONT, N.H. (UPI) the signings of nine free Boyko (Pi 5:53.0. mile and two-mile runs and Wilson Electric turned on the Seattle 16 28 .364 10 nsT MB MMS mei r m TBTi CMS Man son Nan — Optimism is the word agents to 1978 contracts, 440: 1. Arico (P), 2. Sadosky (Ml, 3. J. OL, ..WMSUfe sophomore Lee Sadosky took seconds FELINE power to blast the Walnut Barbers Chicago 12 24 .333 10 \U g i1 m Ml SJI 3it llrM t IJI 7JI IN around the Lakes Region including wide receiver Schmidt (P i 1:03.7. I ts m m Ip ItN Ml LUCKY LICENSE in the 440 and high jump for the Silk Greyhound track as final 880-medley relay: 1. Penney (J. Coming up with a run in the bottom last night at Nike, 18-6. Tuesday's Results SMMr Mh iN Mark Bailey of Towners. Lighting the fuse were Dick Tangel IMMMIUI aWdiUNJI preparations are com­ Schmidt. Barrett, Morgan, Arico) 2:01.2. of the seventh inning, LaStrada Seattle 4-3, Kansas City 3-5 Nrfirti U IIUI PirMi l-l 13UI Northwestern University snapped a 10-10 tie and whipped Wen­ and Gary Burr with three hits each Toronto 2, Boston 1 TriMil44nUI TrIMi il-l 77UI pleted for the track’s and running back Mike and Mike Scalon, Andy Gona and Bob Baltimore 2, Detroit 0 nHiiMiMusmBPm aonn MK NNUS 8VQ Nan opening Thursday. dy’s last night at Nebo, 11-10. The (Little League) IM ilm 1121 IM m llN ILN IN Morgan of Wisconsin. CONTEST losers scored four times in the Segal with two hingles each. Scanlon New York 10, Cleveland 1 tZprilp LM IN Itaniealfim M i IN IN The track has suffered Also agreeing to terms and Segal homered. Minnesota 5, Texas 2 IMniirM 121 3EmiMir 141 financial problems during Two easy triumphs seventh to knot the score. IfeMi 2-3 3iN M MiM UJI with the Bears were defen­ Brenda Whittemore collected four John Quinn hammered a circuit California 5, Chicago 4 NrfMi 3-2 TUI MieOMllMI its four year existence, but sive end John Howard, run­ Every day look for the Lucky License Numbers blow for the Barbers and Bill Pitkin AMERICAN Milwaukee 3, Oakland 2 TriMli 3-2-4 3MJI TriMaM4ltlJI owner Fred Gaukstern said hits and Ginger Cappuccio, Jan Tmmmmsxtaamn n a m M i NMis a n Nan ning back Mike Ulmer, in the Manchester Evening Heraldl Smyth and Lori Hansen each had collected two hits. Jim Hare fanned 11 and Bruce Today’s Games 1 IfTMSerP liN Ml 4JI 3tfiMaMNi IIN 17JI IN kennel owners who weren’t safeties Chris Golub and for East trackmen INDY McKenney had two hits leading Detroit (Slaton 4-1 and Sykes 3-0); 7 2 p ib « r TJI IN 2 M Mata 7N IN interested in racing at the three and Cindy Buckler two hits for ShNilM Ul 1 Incan Zip IN Phil Meyer, and wide the winners. Five runs in their first at bats Army & Navy over American at Baltimore (Palmer 4-4 and D. MMI74 7UI a*Mi24NN track before are now receivers Ben Peterson, r«Mil-T2IUI frnkm 3-2 tUN RULES East Catholic boys’ track team took two easy wins yesterday Joanne Perotti, Dehbie Gilnack, started Thrifty Package off and then Legion, 8-1, last night at Waddell. Martinez 3-2), ’T-N TriMi I-7-I MHil TrUnti 3-2-1 nUI seeking bookings. Jack Steptoe and Edgar in Suffield, 98-47 over host Suffield High and 102-23 over Sandy Gardiner and Cathy Linsen- it had to hold on to top Regal’s after Paul Tetreault doubled for the losers. Boston (Torrez 5-2) at Toronto m n m m m m m n mau22MH Wilson. • Only one prize per day will be awarded. the latter enjoyed a seven-run fourth I24M lUI 121 7.N 4TTDMKI34N Northwest Catholic. The double success improves the Eagle bigler led the losers with two bingles (Lemanezyk 1-7), N 2Mi i n 4JI inning for a l(>-8 decision. NATIONAL • The firat person that calls, or appears at The Herald during office hours before thinclads mark for the season to 10-1. each. Cleveland (Paxton 1-2) at New I C n 4N EASTERN Seott Garman had three hits and Eight runs in the fourth inning York (Tidrow 2-3), N IMII24 2IJI 10:00 a.m. the day after the license number appears will be declared the winner. Brian Sirois, Tom Sipples, Rudy MuUMTlN Herald office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. East vs. Suffield Making the most of 21 hits. Second Barry Nixon, Butch Kinney and powered Carter Chevrolet over Texas (Ellis 2-2) at Minnesota TriMi l-M 33MI Mendes, John Clifford. Harry Carr, 100: 1. Sirois (EC), 2. Sipples (EC), 3. Congo blasted Belliveau last night at Craig Ogden two each for the Moriarty Bros., 11-2, last night at (Goltz 1-3), N fffii M iiN u t son m n Tom Messier, Mark Fournier and . ShmM Rp liN IN IN • Winner must claim the prize money by 5:00 p.m. the day after publication of Morgan (S) iJUl.3, Nebo. 17-12. winners. Buckley. Mike Byam won his third Chicago (Kravec 1-3) at California U rn M ini IN IN Announcing Hartford Jai-Alai’s Jim Fleming were among those who the license number. Winner must show registration verifying the lucky license. 220: 1. Sipples (HICI, 2. Sirois (EC), 3. Pacing the Churchmen were ’Two hits each were produced by game, striking out 13. He and Skip (Knapp 5-3), N IM iZM Ul turned in top efforts for the Eagles. MMI14 31N Stevens (SI :23.7. George Capalla with four hits and Regara Jim La Chapelle, Wayne Murucki each had two hits and Bud Kansas City (Gale 4-0) at Seattle hrMil-lMJI • Prize money of $10.00 will be awarded, unless a home delivery subscriber of East winds up its dual meet cam­ 440: 1. Mendes (EC), 2. Mark Fournier Johnson, Dave Rutherford and Bob ()uental a bases-Ioaded triple for the TiVmIi M-4 UIN record of The Manchester Evening Herald In which case $25.00 will be awarded paign Friday against crosstown Rick Holmes and Dave Strimike had (Mitchell 2-4), N flni M l NNUS m PNm (EC), 3. Parent (SI :51.4. three each and Ron ’Tweedie and Bob Hagedorn. winners. Brian Feshler had two hits Milwaukee (Replogle 2-0) at liN 121 IN the winner. Manchester High at Pete Wigren 880: 1. Clifford (EC), 2. Burton (S), 3. IMuTholn iN IN WILDBKD Fish were in the two-hit group. CANDLELIGHT for MBs. Oakland (Broberg 4-3), N Track at 3.30. Gay (ECl 2:06.2. 3 IM « m in • Employees of The Herald or their Immediate families are not eligible. Carl Schul’s two hits paced the Two three-run frames led Vito’s to MM1 I-24IN Results: Mile: 1. Clifford (ECl,2. Mannix (SI,3. hrMi 1-2INII Walsh (EC) 4:37. Painters who had just six. a 6-4 verdict over Allied Printing last INTERNATIONAL TilMi 1-24 INUI • The Manchester Evening Herald reserves the right to publish the names and East vs. Northwest night at Fitzgerald. Gary Willbrandt fired a one-hitter pictures of winners. 100: 1. Sirois (ECl, 2. Kallfelz (NWl, 3. Two-mile: 1. Fabrizi (SI, 2. Mannix DUSTY wmmtmataamn PROGRAM. Leaders Ih tm m 1121 IN IN Sipples (ECl :10.3. (S). 3. Walsh (ECl 10:23. Scoreless for five innings .and Todd Talaga’s two hits led Vito’s as Ansaldi’s nipped the Lawyers, 2-1, I WMi llN 7.N 220; 1, Sipples (ECl, 2. Sirois (El. 3. 120 hurdles; 1. Carr (EC), 2. Ross (SI, trailing, 2-0, Vittner’s exploded for while Bill Malsal had three blows and last night at Leber Field. Bret Fac- i i p i m IWMI-7124JI EARLY BIRDS I Advance wagering. Come early, Dickens (NWl :23.1, 3. Fleming (EC) :15.5. four runs in the sixth innning and Don Leonard and Bob Plaster two tora doubled for the 3-3 winners. Batting MMa 74 371N 440: 1 Mendes (ECl, 2. Dickens (NWl, 330 hurdles: 1. Ross (S), 2. Carr (EC), finished off with five more in the each for Allied. Dave Schneider had the lone hit off National League TriMi 7-M S.SNJI and if you can't stay the evening, you can wager 3. Mark Fournier (ECl :51.4. 3. Fleming (EC) :42.9. Fogarty’s Oilers doubled the run wnMENMOffinfMn seventh to post a 9-3 decision over Willbrandt, who walked one and IM illniM i lia IN IN quinielas andperfectas on the games you’ll miss. Todays Lucky License Numbers 880: 1 Clifford (ECl, 2. Dean (NW), 3. l.Z)ng jump: 1. Mendes (EC), 2. Steen Trash Away last night at Robertson. output of Zipser Club and the result fanned 10. The Lawyers slipped to 3- Burroughs, Atl IMMil 7.N 3N (S), 3. Roberts (EC) 21' 3” . 1 I n b a m TJI Gay (ECl 2:06.2. was a 12-6 win last night at Robert­ 2 . Triple jump: 1. Mendes (EC), 2. Tim Ellis strok^ three hits and Monday, LA M M iU liN LATE BIRDS I I f you ju s t can’t break away early to Mile; 1. Clifford (ECl, 2. Kearns (NWl, MMIM2ILN Roberts (EC), 3. Foss (EC) 43’ 5V4” , Gary Dollak, Frank Cappa and Bill son. Smith, LA 3. Walsh (ECl 4:37. Bob Valk’s three hits paced the INT. FARM TiMiM-1132N join us—and can’t make it till the 10th game— JK 5790 2D 6907 Two-mile: 1. Deneen (NW), 2 Walsh Pole vault: 1. Steen (S), 2. Noe (S), 3. Roman addeii two each to the Garden Baker, LA mMiiNusnBNm ConiMCtieUt Conn«ctlcut (ECl, 3. C. Deneen (NW| 10:08. Burton (S) 12' 6". cause. winners while Merrill Myers. Tom Ansaldi’s topped the Lawyers, 15-8, Griffey, Cin 4 m n i Mv IN TJI IN edme anyway. We’ll give you free admission Melick and Ron Seplowitz added two I t a M IN IN 120 hurdles: 1. Carr (EC), 2. Fleming High Jump: 1. Mark Fournier (EC), 2. Best in the defeat were Jim Bossi, last night at Verplanck. Dan Giardin Puhl, Hou I M i l M a IN and free preferred parking. (EC), 3. Levine (NWl ;15.5. Foss (EC), 3. Burton (S) 6'. Stu Magdefran and Bob Lombardo each. and Dave Nigren had four and two MMiMNJI Buckner, Chi MMa 4-11H7I 330 hurdles; 1. Carr (ECl, 2. Fleming Shot put: 1. Steen (S), 2. Meyer (EC), with two safeties each. Mike Mistretta and Bill Peoples hits respectively for Ansaldi’s while Foster, Cin TrIMi 4-14 INN HUNGRY BIRDS: I f you’re early have a won­ OK 213 GU 5606 (ECl, 3. Levine (NWl ;43.1. 3. Messier (EC) 44’ W”. CHARTER OAK led the Zips with two hits each. John Zak was a standout for the Concepcion, Cin ConiMcftcut Coniwctlcut Long Jump; 1. Mendes (ECl, 2. Roberts Discus: 1. Messier (EC), 2. Mara (EC), Scoring twice in three frames, Lawyers. Mazzilli, NY derful fidl dinner while you watch and win. (ECl, 3. Foss (ECl 21' 3”. 3. Soares (EC) 130’ 8” . Farr’s upended Manchester Oil Heat Javelin: 1. Mark Fournier (EC), 2. CHark, SF ■ If late, a light supper ^ Triple Jump: 1. Mendes (ECl, 2. last night at Fitzgerald, 7-3. AMERICAN FARM Simmons, St. L Roberts (ECl, 3. Foss (ECl 43' 5Vi". Mannix IS), 3. Pitcher (S) 140’ 2” . Gets message isavailabk toyou. ^ 440 relay: 1. East. r Bob Roy had a pair of singles and Army & Navy outlasted American American League OH 4411 130 020 Pole vault: 1. Patrick (EC) no height Legion, 15-13, last night at Buckland ConriNctlcuI ConiMCticut given. Mile relay: 1. East. triples to led the Sportsmen and Rick NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The New AB H Thi Stafford Man'a High Jump: 1. Fournier (ECl, 2 NW, 3. Blesso added two hits and Bob Bergin Orleans Jazz ’Tuesday gave one of the Field. Mike Banavige had four hits Carew, Min 158 63 SofIbaN Uagua la wen- Foss (EC) 6'. homered. world’s largest get-well messages to including a homer for the winners Rice, Bos aerlns a 8 low*pnofi Tour- Shot put: 1. Cunningham (NW), 2. Ray Braun came up with three hits All-Star guard Pete Maravich, who is while Mike Radcliffe had two doubles Sundburg, ’Tx namant Juno 10, 11, 17, Joins Cardinals I I at Olymple FItId, Staf­ 791-162 Meyer (ECl, 3. Messier (ECl 47' 3'/z” . and Jack Hughes a pair for the recovering from knee surgery. - for Legion. Chambliss, NY UEOOeO Connecticut Discus: 1. Messier (ECl, 2. NW, 3. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Relief pitcher Oilers. ford Sprlnia. Foo la $40 . Coniwctlcut Dave Fredman, public relations Cubbage, Mn For information or klORlD^nMM George Frazier Tuesday was called Mara (EC) 1.30' 8". Cooper Package outlasted director for the Jazz, had the idea to Police & Fire edged Clvitan, 10-9, Carty, Tor uplloatlona, call i lha AT HERTFORD. BETTER FOR THE BETTOR. Javelin; 1. Rogers (NW|, 2. Mark up by the St. Louis Cardinals from Highland Park Market at Fitzgerald, put the message “Get well Pistol Monday at Bucklan Bert Lessard had Coojier, Mil 148 48 Coiipar Qtiarwr Tavam Nights Monday-Saturday from 7 PM, Saturday matinee 12 noon. Fournier (ECl, 3. O'Brian (NWl 141'. their Springfield, III., farm club. 9-8, a run in the last stanza deciding Pete’’ on three 17-foot by 67-foot elec­ three hits and Gary Davenport, Dan­ Reynolds, Se 124 39 eitw ri. Aak (for Wally 440 relay: 1, East (Sipples, Sirois, Frazier, 23, has a 2-2 record in 11 ny Halloran and Larry Marrottl two or Paul. Information: 549-7010. Reservations: 249-1371. Dining from 6 PM. AC^4770 TK 9619 Walsh, Lucierl 45.7 the issue. tronic reader boards mounted on a Ford, Min I-9I north of Hartford at East-West Service Road (Exit 33). Connecticut Ccnncctlcpt relief appearances this season at Three hits were collected by Ward 200-foot pylon outside the Louisiana apiece for the winners. David Zarem- Thompson, Dt Mile relay: 1. East (Lucier, Marzialo, Springfield. Fleming, Cam no time given. Gochee and two each by Bob Walch Superdome. ba had a pair of blows for Clvitan. Otis, KC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., May 24, 1978— PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Wed.. May 24, 1978 ____ / Region governor races Censorship Peopletalk considered Rubin takes the cake It was three weeks late, but Jerry not likely to be upsets a necessity Rubin — anti-war activist turned sex BAL’nM O R E (UPI) - ’The 87- expert — held a reception in New By PETER A. BROWN conservative-controlled state GOP convention. year-old woman settled back in her Y6rk Sunday to celebrate his wed­ In Rhode Island, where voting Democratic is also BOSTON (UPI) — Republicans traditionally control executive swivel chair and got ready ding to Mimi Leonard of ABC News. almost a way of life. Providence GOP Mayor Vincent to put in another work day — The guest list was impressive; northern New England statehouses and the Itemocrats Cianci, deciding discretion was the better part of valor, hold the southern capitols. Unless surprises occur it watching a dirty movie. lawyer William Kunstler, authors chose hot to run against Garrahy. But the filthy film wasn’t the first Norman Mailer and Dan (ireenburg. appears that will be the case in January when the Garrahy, however, must dispose of former Providence region’s six governors are sworn in. 'for Mary Avara. She’s been watching and pom publisher Al Golsein. Mayor Joseph Doorley but the incumbent appears likely hard-core and soft-core pom — and Conspicuous by his absence was Five of the current six are seeking re-election, and all to prevail. but one — Democratic Gov. Ella T. Grasso of (^nnectlcut other films as well — for 18 years as a Rubinus fellow “Chicago Seven” ’Thomson, perhaps the nation’s most conservative member of the Maryland Censor defendant Abbie Hoffman, who is a — are rated big favorites with six months remaining until governor, passed up a run for the U.S. Senate where he election day. Board, the oldest such body in the na­ fugitive from a cocaine charge in might have faced a tough fight to unseat Sen.-’Thomas tion. New York. His absence was par­ Political observers say Govs. Michael S. Dukakis of Meintrye, D-N.H. Massachusetts and J. Joseph Garrahy of Rhode Island, Mrs. Avara, who talks nonstop ticularly conspicuous because his But the three-term Incumbent’s emphasis on limiting about her neighbors, .her family in­ wedding gift to the newlyweds was a both Democrats, and Meldrim Thomson of New government spending and no new taxes is to the liking of Hampshire and Richard Snelling of Vermont, both cluding nine grandchiddren, her cake — which Hoffman baked the state’s traditionally Republican electorate and Thom­ native ’’Ballimer” (Baltimore) and himself. Republicans, must make big mistakes to lose their jobs. son appears a good bet for a fourth two-year term. Even Mrs. Grasso, who faces an unprecedented intra­ her* work, isn’t defensive about Kicked downstairs In Vermont, the only running the Democrats are doing deciding what other people should party struggle, is thought to be at least an even bet to win when it comes to governor is in the other direction. Apparently Midge Costanza was another term, although Connecticut Republicans are ,watch in theaters. right. Despite all the talk that Presi­ Attorney General Jerome Diamond and House Speaker She regards censorship as a populr lining up to run against her. Timothy O’Connor — thought the party’s two top can­ dent Carter planned to run the senior In’ Maine, which surprised everyone four years ago by and necessary function of the state. assistant on women and domestic didates— have both decided their political futures are too ”It’s the people who want an end to' r - ~ '' electing the nation’s first independent governor in more bright to risk a steep uphill fight against Snelling. human rights out of the White House, than half a century, 10 candidates are looking to succeed all this filth and garbage in the she’ll still be there. But that’s about Wreckage 4it Zaire airport Gov. James B. Longley. movies, and, if they do, the govern­ ail. ment should do it,” she said in an in­ Wreckage of Zairean aircraft litters Longley’s decision not to run for office this year — Hugh Carter Jr., special assistant Pamela Sue Martin Midge Coslanza Photo was made available Tuesday. (UPI keeping a campaign promise he made in 1974 — offers terview. runway at Kolwezi Airport after fighting to the president, said Tuesday Ms. photo) hopes to the GOP it can pick up a governorship in the ’’The films debase every profes­ Costanz’s office near the Oval Office hospitalized for an upper respiratory between rebel forces and loyal Zaire troops. to Irving Berlin—who just turned 90— traditionally Republican state. sion — doctors, barbers, postmen, is going to someone else. Midge is infection, was listed in fair condition at the Tony Awards ceremonies in There are three candidates each for the Republican and you name it. It gives America, which being moved to the White House today, and a hospital spokesman said New York June 4 ... Rock singer Rod­ Democratic gubernatorial nominations and four in­ my parents loved so much and is so basement — and most of her staff is his vital signs were stable. dy Llewellyn — the other man in beautiful, a bad name.” Connecticut news capsules dependents planning to take on the two winners of being reassigned to the Labor Durante, 85, was admitted to St. Princess Margaret’s life — is leaving Mrs. Avara said she first took the Maine’s June primary in the general election. Department to beef up the Inter­ John’s, Santa Monica, Calif. his unofficial exile in Tangier for job — which pays $4,500 a year — on Mrs. Grasso is being challenged for the Democratic national Women’s Year task force. Hospital Saturday and spokeswoman Paris ... Pamela Sue Martin plans to to charges he raped a young woman, stabbed her twice ^Poodte c^iuUxa the three-mem^r board because It Folksinger Pete Seeger poses with his banjo in London hotel New system at Millstone nomination by Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian, who lost the But that’s OK, Midge says — “The Chris Thomas said the infection shed her Nancy Drew image by shed­ and then left her tied to a tree. top spot on the ticket to her in 1974. was a political ’’plum” position. room during recent visit to give a benefit concert. (UPI photo) “aggravated previous neurological Following his sentencing in Superior Court Tuesday, issues are important to me.” ding her clothes in the July issue of WATERFORD (UPI) - Northeast Utilities has begun Although the threat of a bloody September primary Terri Zapa resky Over the years, however, ’’Letters complications.” Frederick Beebe, 35, turned to his victim and said, "I just Quote of the day Playboy ... Anne Morrow Lindbergh operating a new, $15 million system to cut down on appears to be lessening, party leaders are still frantically GRADUATE OF CONNECTICUT from friends all over the country The comedian, whose career want to say one thing to the lady ... I’d like to apologize Former President Gerald Ford, at sat at the dais Tuesday night at the radioactivity from emissions at its Millstone I nuclear trying to avert having a potentially divided party heading have made me a crusader.” Folksinger Seeger spanned honky-tonk speakeasies and Charles Lindbergh Awards Dinner for what 1 did.” "The drunk driver has to get drunk a New York news conference, asked power plant. into the general election. SCHOOL OF DOG GROOMING modern television, has been partially Tuesday night at New York’s Plaza before he kills someone on Uie road,” his opinion of President Carter’s Spokesman Emmanuel Forde said the new system On the GOP side. Rep. Ronald Sarasin, R-Conn., was at paralyzed since he suffered a stroke Hotel, honoring James Doolittle and Secretary was to fly BY APPOINTMENT • she said. ’’Well, a rapist has to be push to end tax credits for the three- probably will cut radioactive emissions by 98 percent. one time considered the leading contender, but state in 1972. Neil Armstrong ... Yul Brynner was aroused somehow before he finds a is a living legend martini lunch: Forde said a person standing on the boundary of the STRATFORD (UPI) — U.S. Army Secretary Clifford Senate Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome and House G lim pse named performing arts father of the nea Collar Only 68c witli complata grooming ■victim. These movies show them how “It’s one of the most efficient atomic power plant for one year will be exposed to about Alexander Jr., was to have flown in a prototype of the Minority Leader Gerald F. Stevens have refused to give LONDON (UPI) - Pete Seeger is people. Mayor Lila Cockrell declared year by the National Fathers Day the same amount of radioactivity as someone who and this ad. — whether it’s to rape or do anything American enterprises I know of. Black Hawk helicopter last Friday on the same day it up, and the race appears much closer now than it did a probably America’s best known “Maybe for all humans we should Tuesday “Carol Burnett Day” in San Committee in New York Tuesday watches an average amount of color television for one OflOr •xpiroa Juno 7th else violent.” Where else can you get an earful, crashed, killing three crew members. few months ago. folksinger. think of ourselves as links in a long Antonio, Texas, Miss Burnett’s night, and among the 11 others year. Acting Gov. Blair Lee III described bellyful and snootful?” An Army spokesman said Tuesday that Cjifford’s Dukakis faces both liberal and conservative challenges He is also, to many, a true folk chain, and the important thing is not hometown ... Bob Hope will present honored were Martin Luther King demonstration ride in the new helicopter would have been in his fight for renomination, but after a strong perfor­ ^Pood[t. 7 p.m. with a gala grand opening event befitting the M A Y 29th ^state’s first public radio station. OPTICAL 8xK) Color Portrait only SHOCKS Week ; The inaugural broadcast is planned as a unique event— ruo: CASHA ;a live performance program in stereo, simulcast on both MANCHESTERCHESTER J HARTFORD $ 5 0 0 • Towing iConnecticut Public Radio (90.5 megahertz,'FM) and n n e t —' r> MANCHESTER Choose from our selection of 8 scenic and CURRY •Connecticut Public Television (Channels 24,49,53,61 and '3 . 5 0J OFF O FF^ Purchase of Any color backgrounds. You may select 5 J 4 . 2 5 a Lube & Oil •65). SINGLE VISION EYEGLASSES COUNTRY CLUB’S additional portraits offered at reasonable With the purchase of : Participants in the opening program will include Gov. SHOP AND SAVE - GOOD TIL 5/31 m prices, with no obligation. 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! - PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manche»ter, Conn., Wed., May 24, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 24, 1978- PAGE NINETB^b^N Mail experts say postage increase can be offset Aide says Grasso wonH duck blue law retailers have been ignoring the ancient be restructuring to combine print said the Postal Service’s new HARTFORD (UPI) - An aide to Gov. day closings bill from the Legislative tion wants to be able to shop on Sunday,” NEW YORK (UPI) - Although the boosted, companies have sought to Samuel J. Paul, who runs postal $50,000 the first year just be adopting Commissioner’s Office on Monday. She William Olds, CCLU executive'director, law, even though the ruling technically common sense economies in the shop and mallroom, permitting guaranteed overnight service. Ella T. Grasso says the governor won’t scheduled increase in the first class introduce more efficient mailing education seminars fbr Pitney- Express Mail, can result in big time has 15 days, or until June 6, to take action told UPI. "But the church is in favor of it applies only to New Britain area stores. methods but there’s still plenty of Bowes, the Connecticut company mallroom. supervision of paper flow from duck the controversial new Sunday OPTIC postage rate to 15 cents will cost pr^uction to mailing. ahd money savings for firms with big closings bill Iw simply allowing it to or the bill automatically becomes law. and so are other special Interest groups.” The 1978 Legislature passed a new law, ruQ’ business millions of dollars, most of waste. that makes postage meters and other Kentucky’s Motor Vehicle Bureau Sears, Roebuck regards mailing mailings. Sears said too it is essen­ become law without her taking any action. The Sun^y closing law, commonly Olds,' in a letter to Mrs. Grasso, said the primarily to allow a department store MANCHESTERICHESTER j HARTFORD the cost can be offset fairly easily, "Even at IS cents for first class mailing machines, says he believes saved $1,000 a week, largely by shif­ known as the Blue Law, requires most ting from the use of registered mall economies as so important that it had tial in any mailing operation to make Sunday blue law “is religious in origin and chain to appeal the judge’s ruling. The : n n __ mailing experts say. postage, the handling cost of a letter most firms could cut their ngailing sure workere don’t have to cope with The aide. Jay Jackson, said Tuesday the retail businesses to close on Sunday, in the average business mailing room costs by another one-third to offset at $2.10 and uj) per piece to certified its arcUtects give the matter a high governor will either sign or veto the Intent and therefore constitutes an im­ chain, Caldor’s, tried to appeal the ruling *5.00 ^ OFF The Purchase Of Cheap postage and fairly cheap elevator congestion. except during the Christmas shopping is 28 cents, nearly twice as much as the new rise in postage rates. mail at 60 cents when sending impor­ priority in the design of its measure. He also said the “trailer” ses­ proper establishment of religion under the once, but the lawsuit was thrown out on a ANY BIFOCAL or MULTIFOCAL EYEGLASSES paper and printing costs for years skyscraper offices in New York. It Belz of Philadelphia National Bank season. The Oiristmas season is defined H rst Amendment.” technicality. The new law would eliminate made American business firms the postage,” said a spokesman for Companies that have tackled the tant documents. sion of the 1978 Legislature will be on June by in the measure as the first Sunday after The 334,000member national put in a selective vertical conveyor said "you’ve got to think of the the technicality. recklessly extravagant in their Dartnell Institute of Business in job realistically have been a m a ^ at 19 to enable lawmakers to decide what to Thanksgiving until the last Sunday before Olds also asked Mrs. Grasso to veto a Jaycees organization, headquartered to connect its mail room, print shops mallroom as a vital communication mailing practices and much of this Chicago. “That doesn’t include the the results. Btobert W. Belz, an assis­ tool, not just an unavoidable burden do about bills vetoed by Mrs. Grasso. Christmas. bill allowing towns to use state money to The Most Rev. John F. Whealon, of the cost of composing and typing the tant vice president of Philadelphia in Tulsa, cut the cost of one weekly and trucking facilities in the base­ extravagance continues. buried somewhere in the basement.” The governor has veto^ two of the 458 “We are still compiling information on pay part of the costs of busing children to Hartford Roman Catholic Archdiocese, letter in the first place.” National Bank, said the bank saved mailing to members 90 percent just ment and ground floor. Sears also ECLC Each time postage costs have been bills passed by the 1978 Legislature. She both sides,” Jackson said. private schools, even if they are located in issued a statement last week saying he has signed 215 of the measures into law. On Tuesday, the Connecticut Civil neighboring towns. favored the idea of.a statewide day of rest, ,cO*«sr„ Several more bills have yet to be Liberties Union called for a veto of the Last spring a New Britain Common but didn’t like the provision in the new law LEARNIHG UARNMG CBmiB, INC General manager B u s in e s s forwarded to her.' Sunday closings law. Pleas Court judge declared the closings allowing stores to stay open during tlie “Our surveys show the general popula­ law unconstitutional. Since then, most Christmas shopping season. Kendall R. Carson of 399 E. Middle Turnpike, REAL ESTATE Jackson said the governor got the Sun­ CENTER Manchester, has been promoted to general manager of Michaels Jewelers at West Farms Mall, Farmington. Market director (Fonneriy $ii%er teaming Center) Associated with Michaels since 1973, Carson served as Stephen R. Reitman has joined Phoenix Mutual In­ ■4r. CradR Coursw Solar-heated armory opens in Norwich An ApproveiJ Private School assistant manager of the Farmington branch for the past surance Co. as director, market development. I M M PitaelplM end P rae^ Red Eslils Awn«UM I For Early Childhood Education. four years. He was a salesman at the Michaels’ Hartford Reitman graduated from the University of Connecticut NORWICH (UPI) - Connecticut took Connecticut who have pioneered in the development of solar power assets, poten­ homeowners and businessmen "are more For Children 3—10 yrs. store before joining the Farmington operation. For some Courses meet the minimum iequirements for licensing by the Connecticut Real development of this project.” tial solar technology and offer recommen­ aware than ever of the need to find and School of Law in 1969 with a J.D. degree. He comes to Estate Commission. another step toward the sun and its un­ 25 years before joining the firm, he was associated with Phoenix Mutual after spending four years as a principle limited source of energy when it unveiled The 35,000-square-foot Norwich Armory dations on the role of the state in perfect alternative sources of energy.” Accepting applications for fall enrollment CLASS MEETINGS: Two evenings a week; 7:00 p.m. - 9:40 p.m. retail jewelry stores in Connecticut, Maine and New In the law firm of Ruggiero & Reitman. Previously, he a modem armory equipped with a solar has three separate solar-heating systems stimulating the industry in Connecticut, This awareness has been dramatized by ' and our summer camp program: DATES; Classes begin week of June 12; end week of July 31 York City. was a partner in the firm of Rome & Case and a pension heating system. that Include day-night controls and she said. events in recent years, she said, noting the —Red Cross swim instruction A native of Endicott, N.Y., Carson attended Colby consultant at Connecticut General Life-Insurance Co. FEES; $69.00 Instructional Fee ’’ BillM as the first solar-powered armory passive solar collection, whict designers The armory’s three solar heating units state now relies on fuel oil for 76 percent College and the University of Maine, and a veteran of the $20.00 College Services and Student Activity Fee —Arts and crafts Reitman is a member of the Hartford County and in the nation, the $1.5 million two story estimate will save 20,000 gallons of fuel oil are fed by fluid heated by 200 collectors on of its energy with the rest coming from —Nature hikes and much morel i U.S. Navy. Connecticut Bar Associations. He will be hosting a Sun­ REGISTRATION: Mell-ln applications being accepted now. building has such other energy saving a year. The building also has a contipn- the roof. The fluid of one of the units is natural gas and nuclear energy. He is a member of Rotary and was formerly actiyd in Walk-In r^lstratlon. Registrar's Office. Administration Building tional oil flow heating system.. Full and half day programs available. day morning public affairs interview show for radio sta­ features as insulating glass, air locks and piped to a heat transfer unit where it heats Mrs. Grasso said more than three dozen the Elks Club. He also served on the City Council of June 6, 8: 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. improved wall and roof insulation. Mrs. Grasso said about 1,500 homes are water which is then pumped to the second , Flexible hours to accommodate working tion WCCC. Reitman lives in South Windsor. June 7:10:00 a.m. -12:00 noon companies in the state are now engaged in Houlton, Maine from 1961 to 1964, holding the position of undergoing conversion to solar energy and floor, providing heat and hot running Gov. Ella T. Grasso, on hand for the the making and selling of solar energy ' schedules. chairman in his last term. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND REOISTRATION the stole has set a goal of 50,000 solar water. Fluid is pumped to the other two WATER WEIGHT dedication ceremonies Tuesday, said the equipment. She also noted the recent com­ 481 Spring Street, Manchester, Ct. Carson and his wife, Frances, have four children. Kendall R. Carson MATERIAL PHONE 040-2137 heated homes in Connecticut by 1985. To units, mounted on the ceiling of the ar­ * PROBLEM? armory was “an excellent model for pletion of a solar powered elderly housing use NOTICE Enrollment at MCC Is open to everyone without discrimination. The college reserves future, similar products” and she called accomplish this, she said, the (^nnecticut mory’s assembly hail, to produce hot air Tel(203) 646-1610 the right to make necessary changes In any of the Information appearing In this unit in Hamden and a solar powered addi­ CALL FOR A CAMP BROCHURE the project “a tribute to the dedicated Solar Energy Alliance is beln^ formed. that heats the hail. tion to the Danbury Hospital. Appears Thursday E-LIM Probate Court Is open for advertisement. The alliance will focus state efforts on Mrs. Grasso said that Connecticut Excess water In the body can be leaders in Norwich and throughout uncomfortable. &UM will heb conferences with the Jerome Ellison, author of "Life’s Second Half: The you lose excess water weight. We judge from 6:30 P:M. to 8 a t LIGGETT PHARMACY recMn* re t M IM B III MSWIIITY M IlB t. Dynamics of Aging,” will appear ’Thursday at the meod It. P.M. on Thursday nights. Parkade Health and Nutrition Center at the Manchester Introductory sOOO Night telephone number; Utility bill rules slated Shopping Parkade. Ofhr Worth £ 649444S .Cut out this ad — lake it to store' HARTFORD (UPI) - The The committee, meeting at the and not in one lump sum. Ellison, noted world traveler and lecturer, will be UsM. Purchase one padi of E-Llm available from 1 to 4 p.m: to meet and discuss his and receive one more E'Um Pad. WiiiUm E. FitzGerald Legislature’s Regulations Review state capital, approved regulations Rules governing the conduct of lob­ Judge of Probate ’ philosophy with interested persons. Prefe/------Committee has approved new rules giving the Itoblic Utilities Control byist were drawn up by the Ethics ' ''UGGETT pha rm a cy Ellit a native of the Midwest, the founder of the f MANCHESTER PARKADE on the estimation of a customer’s bill Authority power to review utility Commission, which came into Phoenix Club, a thinktank for study of the dynamics of by utility companies. company policies on how and when to existence in January. aging. He is known throughout the country as a novelist, The committee also ended on estimate. The rules include requirements essayist, critic, reporter, editor and educators. Your KOHLER contractor Tuesday a five-month fight for ap­ Under the rules, if a utility un­ that lobbyists wear identification The Parkade Health and Nutrition Center, part of the MEMORIAL DAY proval of a perm anent set of derestimates a bill, it must allow the badges while talking with public of­ Parkade Pharmacy, is celebrating its grand opening this for Bathroom remodeling! regulations governing the conduct of consumer to make up the difference ficials and disclose what gifts they week. lobbyists. with monthly installment payments made during the year. \ Jerome Kllison Promoted at CG SALE YWCA will boycott Nestle Richard H. Kupchunos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ YWCA spokeswoman Gretchen has estimated misuse of the formula Kupchunos of 323 Graham Road, South Windsor, has been ford Region YWCA has endorsed a VanHoosier said promotion of the may be responsible for as many as 10 appointed assistant director of property management, boycott of ail Nestle Co. products un­ formula and distribution of free million infant deaths each year. mortgage and real estate department, at Connecticut til the Swiss company stops samples have led many mothers to The YWCA is boycotting, among General Life Insurance Co. KOHLtH PLUMBING FIXTURES promoting powdered infant formula opt for the powdered milk instead of other Nestle products, Taster’s Kupchunos, a Providence College graduate, joined HRST OUAUTY ONLY My Store Choice and Nescafe instant coffees, And rssidsntial and in underdeveloped nations. breast feeding. CG's investment controls department in 1970 and has commarclal plumbing The 45-member board of directors, She said mothers in un­ Nestle's Quik, Nestle’s Crunch, been with the mortgage and real estate department since atfvlca 24 HOUR in a resolution, said Nestle, as the derdeveloped countries often mix the Nestea and Libby products. , 1973, where he served as property manager before being • Plumbing Repairs largest seller of infant milk formulas * formula in unsterile bottles and use Nestle has a plant in New Milford named a supervisor in 1976. He and his family live in • New Consifuclion EMERGENCY For LEVI’S® in the Third World, contributes to in­ contaminated water which causes which imanufactures unbranded food Avon. • Complete remodeling fant malnutrition and death with its severe diarrhea in babies and can additives, Maggi seasonings and • Sewer cleaning SERVICE “Your Fumllf LEYP Stort" aggressive and sophisticated sales lead to dehydration and death. bouillon, Souptime instant soup and • Pumps practices. The National Council of Churches cookie mixes. L ei us rem odel your bathroom — w e II re p la ce your o ld Branch approved bathtub, toilet and lavatory with Kohler tixlures in bright accent colors, beautilul decorator colors or The state Banking Department has approved an while Styles and designs that make up the Bold Look IKN'S application to establish a branch bank of the State Bank of K ohler FREE ESTIMATES for Savings of Hartford at 1150 Burnside Ave., East Hart- SPORT SHIRTS H 14.00...... NOW MEMORIAL DAY SALE Richard H. Kupchunon ford. MANCHESTER BIFIS. PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. Piaids and Checks 6lda Hampshire Raised Panel Caldor earnings increase 6 1 ISOMIS ST., MMICMESTHI SAVE 20% off All Green Thumb m 65% & 35% Polyester and Cotton Pina Cablnata SAVE 20% Lawn A Garden Tools Caldor Inc., the regional discount store chain, said the rise in net income * 4 6 - 0 2 3 7 department store chain, has reported an was particularly impressive because it Sizes: Sm., Med., Lge., Ex. Lge. Unflnlehed A Light Praflnishad 18.4 percent increase in net earnings for was affected by unseasonable weather (SHOWROOM AVAILABLE)______the first quarter ended April 29, 1978. conditions in February and April. Net income for the 13-week quarter Karun said the company plans to open a reached a record $1,004,623, or 18 cents a minimum of two stores this fall. share, as compared with $848,202, or 15 Caldor’s board of directors has declared MEN’S SPECIAL FOR SUMMER WEAR AND cents a share, a year ago (adjusted for a a five percent stock dividend payable July For the graduate five percent stock dividend paid in July 7, 1978, to stockholders of record June, JEAN ASSORTMENT Reg. 13.50...... NOW FATHER’S DAY GIFT GIVING... 1977). 1978. A semi-annual cash dividend of 15 As previously reported, sales for the 13- cents was paid in March. week period were up 18.6 percent to a Caldor, now in its 26th year, has 28 SEIKO Denim or Twill record $87,393,509 over last year’s $73,699,- stores in Connecticut, 10 in New York and 001. 10 in Massachusetts. The company is Pocket Treatments stock Itoira Only stock Itcnie Only Harold Karun, vice president of the 48- listed on the American Stock Exchange. ALLQUARTZ. 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Hotp Hfmtod IS Hofp Wonlod Holp Woirtod IS INDEX □ NOTICES KITCHEN TABLE & 4 Chairs REALE REALTDRS MATURE ADULT - To PART TIME Opportunity es­ FEMALE Wanted - good pay. NOTICn - $25.00. Please call 569-1700, babysit occasional nights, and pecially suited to those with experienced. Apply In person National-Weather Forecast before noon. 1 — Lott tiKl Found Loti m d Found before noon. Flexible hours. 2 Ptrtontli weekend, Hartford Road area. home responsibilities. Call 3 — Announctmtnti Call 647-1975. 633-3295 for appointment. C.J.’s, 273 Broad Street, FRIGIDAIRE washer-dryer, 4 — Enltrttlnmtnl LOST - Silver framed tinted Manchester. JV77 glasses. 643-0268. fertilizer spreader, two pair 5 — Auctions COLLEGE STUDENTS- JANITORIAL DUTIES - For Herald cafe doors, indoor window riousIsoLD WAITRESS - Experienced. FINANCIAL Super part time earnings. 9 radio station. Would suit shutters, one pair with 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Moftgsgts LOST CAT - 5/17/78, Coven­ Apply in person, Raffa i try, 15 pounds, silver gray am to 1 pm or 5 pm to 9 pm. If seml-retired lady. Call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING hardware, waxer. Call WORD 9 ~ PtrsontI Loins you like to work with people Pauline Graves, 646-1230. Restaurant, 2815 Main Street, between 59 p.m., 6455989. to (nsurtnct Tabby, neutered, male. Glastonbury. 6^1691. , Broadway, Carpenter Road - and have a good telephone ■DANIEL F. REALE, REALTDRS CMPLOVMENT voice, come in to see us at 29 WANT TO GET AWAY? I’U WE BUY AND SELL Used I 13 » HUp Winttd Biner Road. REWARD. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - 646-4525 14 Busintss OppoMunitits Evenings,. 742-9874. Bissell Street, East Hartford show you how to make good furniture. One piece or entire / 15 Siluillon Winlid or call 5694990. money selling world-famous $15425,000. Management posi­ PHONE 643-2711 household. Cash on the line. products. Over 18? tion now open. Excellent ear­ Furniture Bam. 6450665. EDUCATION PRECISION Product interested? Call now 7 4 2 -^ . nings opportunity while lear­ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 18 •» Privilt Instructlonl^ ning. ^ e n qualified who will 19 —.Schools-Cisssts manufacturer desires Arttelee lor Sale 41 Boata-Aeeeaaorlea 45 2$*^ Insiruclions Wintid technially oriented person to STUFFERS AND MAILERS a t t ^ management training W ----^ ' H H »U JkS/1 J PEAL ESTATE Ponontit □ MISC. FOR SALE operate cable laminating Urgently neededi $25.00 per school and w ll receive $50. IOWII1 IIMMIAtUtIt Condomlnlumt cash day. Salary and expenses WHEEL CHAIR - Good con- 1974 FURY - 1614-foot 23 Homts lor Sil«. RIDE WANTED from machine. Air conditioned hundred GUARANTEED. ^ 0 . ADVERTISING ADVERTISING diton. $75.00. Call 643-1951, fibergiass.tilt trailer, with 24 '— Lols-Lmd fdf Sill facility, company paid Send self-addressed stamped (Turing lim ited schooling, Artlelee tor Sale 41 25 V in vsslm sm Propoi;|y Manchester to New Britain, -jH- after 12 noon. 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy early morning hours. Call benefits. Apply Brand-Rex envelope, TK ENTERPRISE, period. Sales rep’s als() 26 — BuslDtss Property RATES DEADLINE K I /.M SWOW engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 27 I- RsSort Propsrty Compaq Tape Cable Facility, Box 21679, Denver Co. 80221. available, 528-6702. Equal ALUMINUM sheets used as after 5, 643-1257. 12:00 noon tha day bafora INTRODUCING THE horse Johnson outboard, $300. 28 — Rail Estita Waniad 90B Progress Drive, employment opportunity. 1 day . . . . l i e word por day •0 printing plates, .007 thick, WORLD’ FINEST VACUUM MISC. SEH*ICeSl 3 days ... lOe word par day publication. ffS» 228-0475 or 2259550. 30 — Trivtl ' GROW EARTHWORMS for Manchester. OFFICE SUPERVISOR - UFtWCATHia POTOCAtT 0 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for CLEANER! For a FREE 31 — Sarvtcas Ufttred Brewster Lumber Company of TRUCK / TIRE Recaper • For 6 daya ...,0 a word par day Daadlina for Saturday and profit. Free Data - Worm 26 d a y a ___6a word par day Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. $1. Phone M52711. May be demonstration, call 528-8075 Qarden Products 47 32 — Paimmg-Papanng World, 1810 S. Josephine, CARPENTER - Experi Hartford. Interviews V ap­ local Bandae Shop. picked up A.M. only. '■33 -^Buflding-Contracting Experienced with Bandag 16 worda $2.00 minimum anytime. Roolng-Sidmg Elenver, Co, 80210 or call Mr. in remodeling. Call Robert pointment only. Call 877-1441. Happy A d a ...... $2.30 inch For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. Wednesday night Retreading necessary. Ban­ HANGING POTS 35 _ Heating>Plumbing James Collect - 303-778-1026. Jarvis, 643-6712. PLEASE READ will find rain and showers over parts of the upper Rockies UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub WASHER - and like new Geraniums, Petunias and 36 — Flooring PART TIME DRIVER and dag Certification helpful. Paid 37 — Moving-Trucking-Sloraga and mid Atlantic states. Elsewhere, generally fair weather Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, dryer. Pool table, coffee other flowering vegetable and CONTROL HUNGER and lose DISHWASHER - Full time, general greenhouse work. uniforms and Insurance. Call YOUR AD Brownies, nurses. East 30 — Sarvtcas Wantad Bergson Company, Mr. Wood, will prevail. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. table, lamps. Telephone 565 foliage plants. Also combina­ weight with New Shape Diet some weekends. Apply in per­ Apply in person, Krause Claaalfiad ada ara takan ovar readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 65 (84), Boston 55 (78), Catholic School. 6451225. 3547. tion pots. Quality plants at MISC. FOR SALE Plan and Hydrex Water Pills. son East Hartford Convales­ Florist, 62i Hartford Road, m-fm. tha phona aa a convanianca. 40 — Household Goods Chicago 60 (83), CHeveland 57 (76), Dallas 69 (84), Denver 45 reasonable prices. Ponticelli’s At Liggett Parkade Phar­ cent Home, 745 Main Street, Manchester. t Tha Harald la retponaibla for TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Farmer W. B. Criswell inspects an underground irrigation outlet at 41 — Arlicles for Sala RECEPTIONIST - FuU Ume only ona Incorrect Inaartlon and (72), Duluth 50 (74), Houston 72 ( 84), Jacksonville 69 (88), TWO COUCHES - $25 each. Greenhouse, 427 North Main 42 — Building Suppiias macy, East Hartford. Good condition. Good for Assorted baby clothes and Street, Manchester. with typing and shorthand than only to tha aiza ol tha Kansas City 67 (85), Little Rock 67 (89), Los Angeles 55 (70), Idalou, Texas. He shares concerns with other farmers there that the 43 _ ,pets -Birds- Dogs PAINTER - Full time help. H a p p in e s s Is: original inaartlon. Errora which plating, orwelding. Call 645 accessories. Call 649-4824. 44 — Livestock skills. Law Office, Vernon RUSSELL’S BARBER & CHATTY PEOPLE Needed - Experienced preferred. Call do not laaaan tha valua of tha Miami 77 (87), Minneapolis 62 (87), New Orleans 71 (86), 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. water is running out, and a state report says a decline from irrigation 45 — Boats & Accessories Circle area. Call 646-1974. Bringing a Bouquet of i after 6 p.m. Antiques 48 46 — Sporting Goods Styling Shop where everyone For nice phone work. 3 shifts - Chris, 649463^ or 232-3402. advertlsament will not ba cor* New York 57 (70), Phoenix 60 ( 88), San Francisco 47 (61), 47 — Garden Products is welcomed, with or without 9am to 1 pm, 1pm to 5 pm, 5 Flowers or a Plant to ; ractad by an additional Inter* Seattle 45 (80)^St. Louis 65 (90) and Washington 62 ( 76). NCR CASH REGISTER - NEW AND USED Power WANTED. Antique furniture, to dry farming will start by 1985. (UPI photo) 48 _ Antiques JANITORIAL HELP, an appointment. If an appoint­ pm t0(39 pm. Call 647-9306 1 RED CROSS Waterfront Safe­ elementary school on tion. Reconditioned, with many mowers, roto tillers, tractors, glass, pewter, oil paintings or 49 — Waniad to Buy pm-5 pm only. ty Instructors for swim Evenings - Call 643-8M7. ment is preferred, please call May 26th, to be used totals. Call after 530 p.m., 228- chain saws. Sales and service. other antique Items. R. RENTALS 646-6659, Corner of Oak and program at Andover Lake. 3957. Capitol equipment. 38 Main Harrison, 643-8709. 52 — R oom s tor Rant Spruce Streets, Manchester. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS- For Call 742-8271, after 3 p.m. WOMAN WANTED For part for Memorial Day; Street. 643-7^, 53 — Apartments lor Rant time sales and stock work. 54 — Homes lor Rant waitress work. Part time Decorations In Center § MOLDED FORMICA top and Wanted to Buy 49 Pick up application blank 2 3 Water is a worry 55 — Business lor Rent after school and Saturdays, SUMMER $$$$ Couldn’t you Help Wanted IS Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Situation Wanted IS Homoa lor Sale paneled bar with two shelves 56 — Resort Property for Rant in person Brass Key use more fresh green cash in from Linda at Fairway. No Park. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. I TAG SALES I 57 - W antad to Rant calls please. CASH PAID Immediately - 56 — Misc tor Rant the hand? Cash for a car - OFFICE HELP Wanted - SMALL ENGINE Service WILL CARE FOR Con­ WEST SIDE-Attractive, well for gold jewelry and □ EMPLOYMENT books - vacations or tuitions. Shorthand, typing, general of­ Corporation - expanding valescents, days or weekends. maintained 5 & 5 Duplex. 3 TWO PAIRS of bucket seats TAG SALE - 433 North Main diamonds. Licensed broker AUTOMOTIVE NURSES AIDES- 7 a.m. to 3 You can get it by working with GAL FRIDAY - Small office. fice duties. (Jair 5252127 for (iealer network.No experience Experienced, with references. from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 61 — Autos for Sate Typing, plus reception, and bedrooms, country kitchen, Street, M anchester, May for over 1/2 century. Savitt for plains farmers 62 — Trucks for Sate p.m., and 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.. us. call 528-3869 equal employ­ appointment. Davis & Brad- necessary. Complete training Please call 872-9785. new roof. 100 amp service. pair white. Excellent condi­ 27th., & 28th. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 general office work! Call 646- -SB--' Heavy Equipment lor Sala Help Wanted 13 Full time and part lime. ment opportunity. fora Lumber Company. program. $500. investment Near school and bus. $50’s. tion. $50 pair: 633-0131. Something For Everybody! Asylum Sreet, Hartford, 527- 64 I- Motorcycles-Bicydas Enjoy working with a skilled i to , 12 to 2 for interview. Help Wanted IS required to start your own 65 Campars-Traiters-Moblle Owner will take mortgage. 0163. . “I was horned down in Taylor County in • Homes SALES POSITION - Straight and dedicated staff, in a very THE MANCHESTER BOARD YOUNG MAN Over 20 for business. Ideal for retired or 649-9102. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, HI! WE’RE gonna start havin OF REALTORS isjpoking for PODIATRIC ASSISTANT - By KICIIAKD II. GROWALI) Merkel. The dry land caused Daddy, like 66 {■ Automotive Service commissions, leads furnished pleasant and modern at­ B O O K K E E P E R - F u ll general labor work inside and part time. Details on request. □ EDUCATION sand, stone, fill, processed Ole Down Home Type Flea YOUR USED CAR In running Autos for Rent-Lease to homeowners. Call 242-5402 mosphere. Experienced an experienced p aff time, mature, efficient individual Charge. Experience in various outside. $3.50 per hour. Call Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field gravel. For deliveries, call IDALOU, Texas (UPI) - Jo Ellen so many, to move. We moved to Jones eager to learn. Tasks Include •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Markets May 28th., at the condition; ANY make, model, preferred. Please call Doris secretary. Conscienceous, areas of service industries. 6456067 between 6 p.m. - 9 Training Division, Box 619, Business Property 26 George H. Grilling, Inc. An­ East Windsor Drive-In condition. Call us today, phone Criswell, woman of the High Plains, stood County. Then to Martin County and finally EXCELLENT opportunity to Blain, RN., Director of alert, dependable and able to direct patient contact, Including payroll tax returns, p.m. Wading River, New York. Private Instructlona 18 dover, 742-7886. operating room techniques, Theatre Every Sunday. Pick 528-1990. on the crumpled crust of the soil and here to Lubbock County. Looking for learn wholesale hardware Nurses, 646-0129, Manchester’ assume responsibility. Typing receipts disbursements, light 11792. Up The Information any night Court ol Probate, D islricl ot Andover Manor Nursing Home, 385 and bookkeeping experience. radiology and more. Hours 8 cost accounting etc. ^cellent PART TIME Gas Attendants REMEDIAL READING and A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck stared at the cloud of sand rolling like a water. NOTICE OF HEARING business. Good working con­ ready to go. Call today. 205 DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 after 7 p.m. at the Box Office WOULD LIKE TO BUY Four ESTATE OF ANNA K. BUTKUS ditions, short hours.522-107. West Center Street. Diversified work in busy of­ a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday thru salaryary and fringes. Pleasant wanted to pump gasoline only. MANY PEOPLE only dream math; individualized work yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, dirty snowball across the pinstripes of “ So I finished high school in Idalou in Friday, Saturday a.m. Bring 677-8116. or call 623-3079. bedroom older Colonial- Pursuant to an order ol Hon. Valdli fice. Morning hours Glastonbury working con- Weekends. $2.66 an hour. Must of owning their own business. program, (lst-8th grade) by gravel anti more stone. 643- Preferably in the Porter 1948. Went to Texas Tech for a couple Vlnkels. Judge, dated May 19, 1978 a resume in your own irrigated furrows stretching to the flat IF YOU ARE an attractive OFFICE MANAGER For of­ preferred. Send brief resume ditions. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. have own transportation. Call Perhaps it’s time lor you to master’s degree teacher. 565 Building Supplies 42 Street or Martin School area. years and then went into the Air Force for hearing wilt be held on an applic^ion handwriting. Interviews - 8075. MANCHESTER - For sale horizon. praying lor authority to sell a certain motivated woman we need fice for large Manchester and references to personnel Call Mr. Mason, 6551311. 6459467 or apply at 947 Center pursue that dream. I have commercial building and Please call, private party, at piece or parcel ol real estate at private chairman, 156 East Center Thursday, Jiuie 1, 8 to 9:30 "ft's an omen," she said. “An ill four years; I was a B29 flight mechanic. I you. If you are looking for a area apartment complex. Street, Manchester Exxaco over 1,000 businessess for sale liquor store. Call for details, BUILDING - Hardware, NATURAL STONE for 647-1567. sale as in said application on llle more glamorous, rtihallenging posi­ Duties include answering Street, Manchester. p.m., 117 East Center Street, Station. by owners. Many for Schoola-Claaaea 19 ceiling tile, paneling, files, omen." was m arried in 1950,” he said. lully appears, at the Court ot Probate Marion E. Robertson, retaining walls, veneers, tion, with a new Perfsian phone, typing, renting Manchester. minimum down. For free The wife of farmer W.B. Criswell grew "It was ’51,” Mrs. Criswell said and on June 2, 1978 at 4:30 P.M. Realtor, 643-5953. construction items, ^turday patios, etc. Pick up by the Margaret K. Vinkeis, Clerk cosmetic line, you need us. apartments, jteneral resident ADDRESSERS Wanted HELP WANTED GENERAL MECHANIC - brochure write: Interstate FOR THE BEST - Manchester and Sunday, 81 Tolland Turn­ pound or delivery by the ton. □ RENTALS up on this flat world — a town to the west smiled. 084JI5 relations. Experience wjtb Immediately! Work at home - WANTED DEUVERY Man - Full time days, paid CMS, Business Marketing, P.O. Box Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 238-231111, 633-3 Real Estate Wanted 28 pike, Manchester (next to Ar­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, is named Levelland and a hill is something Hu d paper work helpful. no experience necessary - Good pay, benefits, ^ p ly in Blue Cross, and life in­ 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ cadia Restaurant) 6455707. Frelling about water person, 'Turnpike T.V., 273 649-3163. Rooms tor Rent 52 the children of Idalou look at in school pic­ PHONE FROM Home to ser­ Good .salary, plus other excellent pay. Write MAK PAINTING surance. Amerbelle Corp. 104 troductory lesson with this ad. He touched her hand. They have three benefits. Call 246-2566 Monday American Service, 8350 Park West Middle Turnpike. No East Main Street, Rockville. SERVICE BUSINESS - With Call 6456306, or 6453549. ALL CASH For your property, ture books. And w ater is the worry. TOWN OF BOLIDN, vice our customers in the HALF PRICE ON Guitars, Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 children, two grandchildren, joke about Manchester area. Flexible thru Friday, 9 to 5. Lane, Suite 127, Dallas, TX. experience needed. Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 $800 a week income available within 24 hours. Avoid Red THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - CONNECTICUT Tape, Instant Service. Hay?s Etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main The nearest river is 220 miles away. The being grandpa and grandma, blend hours. Super earnings. 249- 75231. It now hiring Laborora p.m. Equal opportunity in this area. A cash business. Condominiums 22 Street, New Britain, 2251977. Birch House Women. Central­ FIRE COMMISSION Corporation, 646-0131. DOG-CAT BOARDING ly located. Downtown water that has made the Texas High together like the High Plains’ big blue sky 7773. RESIDENT Superintendent for full-time work. Over employer. Minimum investment Send for catalog. bathing/grooming. Obedience Plains rich — these 38 million acres for Manchester area complex. required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- MANCHESTER - Con­ Manchester. Kitchen and tan horizon, and fret about water. 18 Only. Pleat# call SELLING your house? Call us protection classes. Complete privilflges. Call 649-2358. stretching south from the Panhandle to WANl’ED -Gas station atten­ Plumbing, electrical, minor LEGAL NOTICE REAL ESTATE Sales dominium 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin modern facilities. Canine “I use the wash water for the house INVITATION repair, boiler service Manager - Earn $25,000+ an­ baths, carpeted, central air first and we’ll make you a where Texas swings west under New dant, full or part time. drapes- Austrialian valance- Holiday Inne, 100 Sheldon Mature, responsible person necessary. Administrative For Sale at Public Auction nually. Must have a least 5 WANTED. Any business / conditioning, rec room, $43,- cash offer. T.J. Crockett, TWO ROOMS - Furnished, 219 trees and water the front law only three w/tires 649-7728 Realtor, 643-1577. Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and Road, Manchester, For reser­ Mexico — is running out. TO BID for third shut. References. ability helpful. Good salary, By The Town of Manchester years experience. Ralph real estate needing financing / 900. 64574M after 5 p.m. sew sewing machine with Center Street, One room at times a year,” Mrs. Criswell said. The 67 - 2 Motorcycle Wheels vations please call 6455971. 211 Center Street. 211 Center Behind her rose the Arizona cypress and Call 87.\-l696. apartment, plus other Notice is hereby given of a w/tires Pasek, Realtor, 2857475. consulting. Mr. Arnold, 315 Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon Lubbock newspapers decorate their front Repaving firehouse parking benefits. Call 246-7213, Mon­ 724-5907 after 5 p.m. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Street. Chinese elm trees which, shading the sale at public auction to be 68 - Huffy - 20” g irls property. Let us explain our fish tank with filter and POODLES - Guaranteed tiny page with blue raindrops whenever the lot. Information may be ob­ PART TIME Driver for day thru Friday, 9 to 5. □ REAL ESTATE accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow Criswell house, form a mountain of a land­ tained at the Town Hall, 222 held June 10, 1978 at 10:15 regular lair proposal. Call Mr. toy puppies and stud services CLEAN FURNISHED Room - skies help. school buses. We will train TO FULFILL the last stage of mobiles-40 horse power, best at fair prices. 1-423-8789. mark for the pickups and other vehicles on “The water table was 110 feet down in Bolton Center Road, Bolton responsible applicants. Call CAREER OPTICIANRY - A.M., EDT, at the 69 - Huffy - girls regular our expansion program, we Belfiore, 647-1413. offer. Call 5656559. No cooking. Call 646-4701 after Slate Highway 114 some 10 miles Conn. The right is reserved to Opening available for 2 ap­ Manchester Police Depart­ 70 - No Name - boys regular will be looking for 2 full-time Homes For Sale 23 6 p.m. 1955 when 1 started farming,” Criswell 643-2414. MAY WE BUY your home? THREE LITTLE Kittens - northeast of Lubbock, a High Plains accept or reject any and all prentices, must be ac­ ment Garage, 239 Middle 72 - Ross - 20” regular ROUTE DRIVER real estate salespeople. Call MEDITERRANEAN - Looking for good homes. Call said. “Now it’s 220 feet down there,” his RN or LPN - Full or part complished in math, only am­ Turnpike East, Manchester, 73 - Tyler - boys regular F.J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- MARLBOROUGH 2 family 5 Quick, fair, all cash and no FURNISHED ROOM - capital. She smiled. bids. problems. Call Warren E. (Pecan) double queen head 649-6480, after 6 p.m., anytime wife said. time. 3 to 11. Laurel Manor, 91 bitious need apply. 643-1191. Connecticut, of the un­ 74 - Royce Union - 28” boys NEEDED 212L 6 3 bedrooms, oversized acre board with double box spring Modern bath, no kitchen "A neighbor woman drove over the 083-05 Howland, Realtors, 6451108. weekends. privileges, security and It is sinking faster than rain — Idalou Chestnut street, 649-4519. claimed merchandise as regular lot, walk out basement, ideal and mattress. Very good con­ other day. Said they were drilling for oil SECRETARIES - Immediate Hebron Area for rec room, near Route 2, dition, $80. 659-0718. refe ren ce s. $30 w eekly. got 17 inches of rainfall last year — can fill listed below. 75 - Schauff - 15speed WOULD LIKE TO buy four AKC MALTESE MALE - 1 Gentleman preferred. 643- on their place. She said she was praying RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m. jobs available in Hartford and walk to beacn, $300. monthly year, AKC Yorshire Terriers, up the Olgalla. TOWN OF BOLTON, Claims for merchandise 77-No Name - 28” girls Responsible person to earn bedroom older Colonial - 2121. for oil. I told her I was praying for rain.” Good salary benefits and surrounding areas. We charge income for one side. Tenants FRIGIDAIRE WASHER - 9 weeks, all small. 379-8842. “ And when the w ater’s gone, th a t’s it,” CONNECTICUT working conditions. Apply no fees. Bonus plans listed below should be made regular good money part-time. pay all utilities. Quiet Preferably in the Porter White. Amana freezer, white. Mrs. Criswell said. Street area. Please call COMFORTABLE ROOM - Criswell said. FIRE COMMISSION Vernon Manor, 180 Regan available. Apply daily 9 to 3, with the Manchester Police 78 - K-Mart - 15speed Call Tom at neighborhood, won’t last. $57,- Coidspot refrigerator, white. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD For the scientists say the High Plains Road, Vernon. 871-0385. Manpower Inc., 800 Silver Department. No claim made 79-No Name - 20” boys CARRIER 900. O’Rourke Realty MLS, private party, at 647-1567. Owner moving, must sell! Parking. On bus line. Working - Good with kids. Good blood person preferred. References. will run out of water before the oil goes. A INol always smiling Lane, East Hartford, or 10 after sale will be accepted. regular 647-9947 633-1411, 5651030. Best offer. 742-7593. line. Good watch dog. Call 289- INVITATION EMERGENCY MEDICAL Haynes Street, Hartford. All sales final and for cash. Call 649-6526. slate report says a decline from irrigation The farmer, so goodnatured as well as 80 - Ward’s - 5speed Household Goods 40 2696. anytime. to dry farming will start by 1985. The Technicians. Apply 1739 Main No sales to minors. Inspec­ 82 - Gitane - 15speed 8 WOODSIDE STREET CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - efficient that he is president of the High Mancliester - conmleted 1977. agreen era will be over. TO BID Street, East Hartford. OFFICE SUPERVISOR tion of articles for sale may 83 - No Name - 20” boys REFRIGERATORS 36” mower blade, 42” snow Livestock 44 160 X 200 lot. Greenhouse, Plains cotton farmers association and has Brewster Lumber Company of be made between 9:00 A.M. regular EISTNMITFOn Washers, ranges, used, plow blade. Coins: Penies, Renovations to second floor of Hartford. InterviewsI W ap-ap­ cedar siding, wood beams, The way (loronailo founil it been sent to Africa on cotton missions, by SECRETARY - Manchester and 10:00 A.M. on the day of 84 - Murray girls with guaranteed and clean. New nickles, dimes, quarters, RIDING LESSONS indoor BUYING OR firehouse. Inforn»ti«»-may Law Office. Shorthand pointment only. Call 877-1441. brick floor downstairs, wide shipment damaged, GE and halves. Also: 20 Mint Sets, 18 In 1541 the Spanish explorer Fernando the State Department, lost his smile. He the sale. baskets riding ring, Western stock be obtained at the Town Hall, required. Full time. Please pine upstairs, solid pine Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Proof Sets, by appointment. seat, saddle seat, and hunt Coronado came this way. Beyond the frowned. The town reserves the - 20' boys SELLING 222 Bolton Center Road, send resume to Box M, c/o 85 - Schwinn MAINTENANCE MECHANIC MU cabinets. Solar, plus wood, P earl and Son, 649 Main Call 228-3547. seat. All levels 228-9817. FULL TIME WORK right to remove from the regular plus gas heat. Low low utility Criswell farm in untouched, unwatered The farmer was remembering the Bolton, Conn. The right is Manchester Herald, Local foundary naada axparlancad maintenanea Street, 643-2171. Available - Diamond Show­ 86 - Royce Union - 5speed Gold, Echo, bills. Shown by appointment. acreage in the condition Coronado found plains without irrigation. reserved to accept or reject sale, or reject any or all bids nMchanlc. Muat have knowladga of schematics and TIRES - Skii boots, skiis, PRIVATE RUMNG COLLEGE STUDENTS - We case, 6464)012. for what it deems to be in the Clemens, and Open house Snday 1 to 5p.m. P.J. it. “1 was raised up on dry land.” any and all bids. 88 - No Name - 15speed diagrama. Elacirical and mechanical background 9x7 BRAIDED RUG - In bikes, sewing machine, and l EsSONS- English and West- are looking for qualified peo­ best Interests of the town. 90 - Ross - 24” girls regular 647-9795, 643-8 65 or 6453425. colors. Recently cleaned and tent (10x16). May be seen at drn. All ages welcomed, Here is brittle vegetation, a spotty light Silence. 082-05 raquirad. For Inlarvlow call Mr. Chaaa at 829-2518, 9 Simmons ■O RRENTI ple for telephone work. If you SECRETARY - Typing and Copies of rules of the sale 92 - Unel - 20” girls regular in good condition for sale. $50. 108 Scott Drive, Manchester, Encludes horse care, trail green field doited by the white bpttonholes Outside, across the furrowed cotton a.m. to 3 p.m. waakdaya. HEBRON - 6 1/2 room Raised ' r e a l ESTATE nave a pleasant telephone shorthand a must. Mature in­ and list of items for sale are 64-5690 after 5. all day Saturday. riding. 633-5571. of prairie dog diggings. It reminds the fields, a High Plains wind gusted. It is dividual with telephone 93 - Executive - 15spe^ Ranch on treed lot with lake voice, anq are willing to work available at the General Ser­ 94 - Schwinn - 20” boys CONN. FOUNDERY non-union shop Call Barbara people of the High Plains of a dry past and hold-your-hat even when slight. Brush hard for a good hourly rate, experience. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 view and privileges. “Country G.E. ELECTRIC STOVE - SINGER SEWING MACHINE TWO FRENCH APLINE Kid vices Office, Municipal regular kitchen”, fireplace family 646-5252 \ a dry future. blew against a new $18,000 red cotton LEGAL plus commission, we Inave a p.m. Call Mrs. Quinn, 289- Id presently Excellent condition, won’t and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug Goats - From good milking job for you. Pleasant Wumi 9 5 4 1 .______Building, 41 Center Street, 95 - Raleigh - 15speed 646-7835 room, 2 car garage. $42,50(). last for long for $30! Call 645 with pad, bathroom sinks and The Spanish left the area with a roman­ packager. Dust coated an automobile ON STRIKE stock. Priced right. Call 645 NOTICE atmosphere. Call 5694990. Manchester, Connecticut. 96 - Columbia - 15speed No agents please. Cll 537-3255. 2587, after 5. faucets. Call 649-3331. 5945 anytime. tic name, the Llano Estacado. In English, washed that morning. A brown belt drew NOTICE OF MEETING OPENINGS ON Second and 1 - KIA Sport - 15speed 98 - Pinatello - 15spieed - no Third Shift - Apply at Multi DUTCH COLONIAL - 8 it means the Staked Plains; folklore has it across the bottom of the blue sky. OF CHARTER REVISION NURSES AIDES - Full time 2 - KOKO Sport -10 speed rear wheel that the Spanish so short of landmarks on all shifts. Experience Circuits, 50 Harrison Street, 3 - No Name - 20” girls 106 - No Name - 20’ ’ boys - no rooms. Formal dining room. 4 They’re pruetieui folk COMMISSION Manchester. Between 10 a.m. bedrooms. 11/2 baths. Family these pancake steppes, drove stakes to preferred but we will train. regular seat The plains breeds practical folk. But, The next meeting of the Apply in person. East Hart­ and 4 p.m. room with fireplace and bar. MAKE YOUR MOVE TODAY mark their way. There was little romance 4 - No Name - 15speed 108-Roll Fast - 20” boys like any land keping its populace isolated, Charter Revision Commission ford Convalescent Home, 745 Breezeway, 2 car garage, with for the next four centuries. will be held on May 30,1978, at EXPERIENCED Linoleum 7 - Sutton - 15speed regular loft. Acre + lot. Spring fed it breeds thoughts beyond what is science. Main Street, East Harford. Texas grew up in its eastern half. The 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Installer - Pleasant working 9 - Sutton - 15speed 111 - Columbia - 5speed I pond. $60,500. Group I, In Lubbock county, churches are well 10 - Robin Hood - 5speed Alamo, the oil industry, Dallas, San An­ Room, second floiir of the WANTED OIL BURNER Ser­ conditions. Call 423-6082 for in­ 112 - Raleigh - 15speed Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. attended. Municipal Building. The vice man - Experienced terview. 11 - Huffy - 20” girls 113 - Raleigh - 5sp 7 1023, or 5259657. Business Office, 45 N. School Some lifting involved. Call "I was raised in the days of dry land far- But none of the pictures show water. 34 - Easy Rider - 20” girls 132 - Tackle Box Street, Manchester, Connec­ Nick, at 6464)143. 18 ^ BROOKSIDE ACRES DUPLEX ming. In 1947, Daddy had 1,200 acres but it Water is alien on the High Plains. Why be regular 133- Tackle Box 11 12 13 14 TWO FAMILY - Business ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Custom designed homes with ONE TO FIVE ACRE Large 56 with separate heating systems. Priced in the was so dry, he planted only 160 and there reminded of future pain by pictures on the 37 - Roll Fast - 20” girls 134 - Tennis Racquet ; Zone - 5 & 5 Flats. 2 bedrooms Business Manager CONCRETE LABORER - to wooded lots in the Forest Hills section of Vernon 40’s. was no harvest. There was only drought,” wall? set and strip forms, 8751103 regular 135-Bow 10 17 u 19 20 ’ on 3rd. floor. Ideal for office Street. Buily by Joseph L. Swensson, Jr. $68,900. 081-05 38 - Columbia'^ 15speed or small shop, on Main Street. said Criswell. after 6 p.m. 137 - Realistic - 8-track $ SAVER 40 - Royce Union - 15speed Player 23 '.A good buy at $47,900. Group I, 41 - Elite - 24” girls regular 138 - Igloo cooler n------s ------,Philbrick Agency, 6464200. EAST HARTFORD 42 - No Name - 15speed 139 - Samsonite Overnight PUBLIC SCHOOLS 28 29 MANCHESTER - 9 room BUUKHMD & ROSSEnO, he. 44 - No Name ■ 24” boys R------Discord between parents BURGER KING Bag Colonial with fireplaced fami­ CARRIERS regular „ 140 - Cheese cutter ly foom, 2 1/2 baths, 189 WEST CENTER STREET INVITATION ON AIRPORT ROAD 47 - Columbia - 15speed 141 - Kodak Instamatic 11 12 33 ' ’aluminum siding, 2 car gar- may be worse than split HARTFORD boys 142- Pontiac Visor Mirror ’ lage. Call Arthur or Suzanne rO BID NEEDED 49-Huffy - 26” boys 6567 n------ii T N a 1’ Shorts, 646-3233. J Watson 18 LOOKING FOR regular 143- Kodak Instamatic and H ^'Beach Co., Manchester Of- 646-2482 WASHINGTON (UPI) - A research more adverse outcomes for children than Tfice, 647-9139. Equal Housing BID H 461 PART-TIME DAY AND In the Mandwstor area 50 - Columbia • 15speed Case team is reporting, that discord between is divorce,” she said, adding: “In the long DRIVER EDUCATION 51 - Fleetwood - 15speed ' (Opportunity. EVENING HELP. for ttieso stroeta: 144 - Cornw all Popcorn parents may harm children more than run, it is not a good idea for parents to re­ Information may be obtained 55 - Raleigh • 15spe^ Popper divorce. main in a conflicted marriage for the sake from Paul J, Costello, Direc­ Ellzabatti Clyda 56-Texas Ranger - 20” 145 - Van Tray NO EXPERIENCE Dr. E. Mavis Hetherington, professor of of the children.” tor Finance/Control, East Conatanca Conway girls regular 146 - CB Antennas NECESSARY, psychology at the University of Virginia, Dr. Hetherington and two associates Hartford School Department, Groan Manor 57 - Roll Fast - 5speed 147 - CB Antennas WILL TRAIN. told at a recent symposium that the first based their conclusions on tne results of a 110 Long Hill Drive, East 58 - Champion - 10-speed 148 - CB Antennas 81 - Columbia ■ 3-speed year following divorce is difficult, but her two-year study of 96 white middle-class Hartford, .Ct. 06108 until bid 149-G E - AM/FM Stereo opening on June 6,1978 at 2:30 APPLY MONDAY 62-Sears • 20” girls Phonograph team’s findings suggest that parents who families with children who were 4 when Pfoaio caff p.m. regular TOWN OP MANCHESTER, hold a troubled marriage together the study began. THRU FRIDAY THE EAST HARTFORD LORRAINE 63 - Sears - 26” boys regular CONNECTICUT because of their children may do them Half of the families had parents and BETWEEN 2 PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN at 646-1478 64-No Name - 20” girls Robert B. Weiss, more psychological harm than if they , AND 4 P.M. child living together and half consisted of EQUAL OPPORTUNITY regular General M anager' divorce. divorced parents in which custody of the EMPLOYER,' 65 - 3 tires on wheels 07508 66-2 Crager S/S Mags “Marital discord is associated with child was granted to the mother. 080-05

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1 Hockey 1 Actreu Foeh L-llIlIIJLDHHUITOtY. BTTTa IK A 1 Yl IA O N Kl ChariM M. Schultz lasguD (ibbr.) 2 H ud covering iplujpltl iFlNlKltL BUSINESS & SERVICE 4 Priggish 3 Luah X CANT uND&RmiMD Dear Abby 8 Smug porton 4 Appul D n c i n i i D 12 Paper of 6 Wholly uuuG a ariinnnDti t h Indebtednott engruaed a n i a n o n n c d d d e ■mis COULP BE WHY C D io e sT" 13 SongitrMS 6 Btlohg □□DD DCini3 dniZ] IT A l s o c o u l p By Abigail Van Buren ‘ 6AME POINT. Cpntrtll 7 ActrauWut □DDDnon □DODD BE SET POINT ANP DiDMT HIRE You. 14 Cornice 8 Leeki □ □ □ n n n 16 NItrouD oxide 9 Exupdonal m UYmMJIMIPIL. MATCH POINT... (Dbbr.) iJLpn M .« n s T h is ResuM^ op Y o Iu Rs 10 ______"theINI Iipial lu DIRECTORY 16 LSDting i brief Terrible" DEAR ABBY : A few months ago I discovered that my time 11 Neuter 15 loo pnoi^ op puRe husband of 16 years was having a torrid affair with a young 18 Liud 17 Shup meat S«rv/CM OMrvd 31 S ifv /cu Olt»r»d 31 PtlnUng-Pap»tlng 33 BulUIng-ContraeUng 33 20 Overturn 28 Rem'a matu 43 Spike divorced woman in his office. We omeed to make a serious 19 Cedicu 29 Inner (prefix) 21 OlDoncumber 44 Sooner itate DYNAM ITfij effort to restore our marriage for the sake of our children. 23 Actrua 31 Hirblngar PAINTING, Interior, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY /------^ 5-1+ 22 Vermin DIckInion (abbr.) The young woman apeed to quit her job, but ao far A e 33 Conned Exterior. Best workmankhipl Carpentry and general con­ 7 24 Pu d (Fr.) 24 Top of the 46 Abstract ■- — A '• . ■ •iintru.iikTja.iiwut.M.ot TuAfW is still workihg for myly husband. He Isn’t ever a Quality paint! Lowest prices! tracting. Residential and t even looking for 26 Penny head 38 Avenue being Dan Shea, 646-5424. commercial. Whether it be a replacement, and I will not feel secure ae long as they are 27 Chirgt 26 Frank 40 Natural color 47 Negatlvu HOUSE WASHING small repair job, a custom •••••••••••••••••••••••••• in daily contact. Human nature being what it is, it w o i^ be 30 Lock of 26 Parslan ruler 41 Antenna 48 Departed PAINTING - interior and built home or anything in Aiftoa For Bala 81 Autos For Bala 81 Metoreyelaa-Bleyelaa 84 ao easy for them to re-establish the old relationship. Interett 27 Future eupperts SO Compaii Clean your ALUMINUM SIDING back to lU exterior, paperbanging, between, call 648-131W9. What do you think, Abby? I’m trying to be mature end 32 Ductnd (2 praparedneii 42 Nubble point excellent work. Referencs. PLYMOUTH VOLARE Pompon Pets trusting, but I still feel . . . wdD.) original sparkle and shlnel Our High Pressure PONTIAC EXECUTIVE, 1969 MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 1 2 7- 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 Exterior Washing Unit will remove those ugly Free estimates. Fully in­ ARPENTRY - Repairs, Premier 1976 - blue with wood - Power steering and brakes, Lowest Rates available! THREATENED IN CHICAGO 34 Tighter sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 35 Mode uied to DO'yO/J THERE ARE ^ S BILUCM W E L L , T H E R E <5C? stains, tree sap, mildew, and chalk. remodeling, additions, gar­ grain, luggage rack, slant 6, air conditioning, mechanical­ Immediate binding. Sunny 12 13 14 4431 ages, roofing. Call David low mileage, power steering ly excellent, body fairly good, Day coverage, all Joan, DEAR THREATEI4ED: No matter how pate your 36 Noun Duffix HAVE i v E i s p r ON IT... (SET &\LU0NGBRM5...AHC> 16 16 17 Patria, 644-1795. and brakes, electric rear win­ ^ e a t second car. (6U. 649- Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- huaband'e intentioni, oi long ta hit current heurtthrob 37 StrDtagani A N V F I N S ONE... RID OF IT / TH ERE C30M Y F^SJsTTS, IT MAKES YOUR HOUSE LOOK LIKE NEW AGAINII 39 Mexican coin QUALITY PAINTING and dow defogger, standard shift. 1126. remeina in his office, the embers are still smoldsring. . 18 19 20 OH-VOU, WHY? Completely sale for siding and any vegeta­ api 40 Abataln from Paper Having by Willis LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Must be seen to be ap­ TsD him that you do not expect auperhuman reitrnint NASTV? tion around your home. Schultz Fully insured, preciated. 649-9868. food 21 New homes custom huilt 1969 REBEL Station Wagon - MOTORCYCLE Insurance - from mere mottada, and If he is slncare in his sib rts to 22 23 r references. 649-41m . remodeled, additions, rec 58,000 miles. (600. Good condi­ Go with the leader! Best of 41 Intermediate restore yonr marriage, he will send her on her way 24 Call today for a Frea Eatimata rooms, garages, kitchens 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4 tion. Call 649-2286, after 3 p.m. rates, and the best of service! (prefix) 26 26 26 29 TOM FLANAGAN- Painting, immediately, with helpfol references. 42 Hummock ■ The Name for Quality... remodeled, bath tile, cement speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new Many years experience! 30 31 32 33 interior/exterior. Papering. work. Steps, dormers, radials, (2 snows), excellent DODGE CHARGER 1977 - SE- Crockett Agency, Inc., 244* 46 Penniybranla General repairs. Fully in­ residential or commercial. condition. 2284)475 or 228-9550. automatic, am/fm stereo 8 Main Street, Manchester. 643- DEAR ABBY: I have been going steady for a year with a city 34 35 sured. Call now for Free' Call 649^291. track, Ralley wheels, real 1577. girl I'll call ’’Joan,’’ but there is another girl I like better. I 49 Barantti MAK PAINTING Estimate. 643-1949. GOOD USED CARS - Firm sharp, (4600. After 5 p.m. 644- don’t want to hurt Joan’s feelings, but I would like to drop 51 Sticky Dtulf 36 36 39 52 Petroleum ■ FIRST CLASS Carpentry - price. CaU 289-6433.1973 Buick 3289. 1973 HONDA-CB450. her so I can openly date this o^er girl that I’m seeing 40 41 J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior Remodeling and Additions. Century, 61950. 1973 Toyota Excellent condition. Low secretly on the side. derivativei PICJi 649-7728 and exterior painting, Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 61450. 1973 Chevrolet Mallhu 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle - mileage. (675. Call 643-5849 Joan ia a very nervous girl, and whenever I’ve even 53 Trutop homa 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 < M U A paperhanging, and years experience! For Free 61850. Automatic transmission. anytime. hinted about cooling our relationship, she gets sick. I 54 Chick'a Planning to paint your home? Hava us cisan II drat mothsr 49 60 61 remodeling. Fully insured. Estimates, call 646-4239. Good running condition. Cali would appreciate any help you can give me. I am 23 and 2 65 Phew Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermaar to make your ]ob last longsri 649-9658. 1975 DODGE VAN - 38,000 643-4046 anytime. 1975 HONDA CB500T - 3,500 Joan is 21. 62 83 94 miles, automatic, 6 cylinder, 66 Summers (Fr.) “When Only The Beet Will Do... CUSTOM HOMES - Additions, miles. Fairing windshield, STUCK IN BEVERLY HILLS HOUSE Paintin_ torn recreation rooms, roofing, 63,300. call after 6 p.m. 295- 1970 CHEVY WAGON - 61,000 sissy bar. 643-1957 days. 67 Mao____ 66 56 67 SOME PHIUOSOPHERS OTHERS BELIEVE THE SOWHV SHOULD I ” • IS IN A It's Only The Beet We'll Do" brush or spray. O^er'! I years 9879. lung SAV THERE'S NO SUCH EARTH IS JUST (4N CRITICIZE STUART siding,.Quality Work! Best miles, rebuilt engine. Many Asking (1100 or best offer. DEAR STUCK: I feel torry for Joan, but I feel aorrler PEANUT BUTTER new/spare parts. (500. best {NIWS9APER {NTIRPRISI ASSNJ THING AS REALITV. ATOM IN THE FOR THINKING THAT Prices! Bud Talaga, 742-8732, for yon if you continue the relationehip only bacanse you ANP BANANA done. For a really goM jobat or 646-4501. WE PAY 610. for complete offer. 646-5097. 1974 YAMAHA 250 - Rebored. lack the courage to cool it. 7------T UNIVERSE.' THE SECRET OF SANPWICH ? a fair price, call f lU junk cars. CaU Joey at Tolland New piston and rings. ETERNAL SOUTH- Free estimate, fully insured. "BUILDING Contracting” - Auto Body, 528-1990. 1973 VEGA GT - Hatchback, Excellent running condition. Level with her, gently, but honestly. She may gat sick, r but ahall survive. And don’t stall, or you nuy And yonraelf C&M TREE SERVICE - Free ROTO TILLING Home gar­ Masonry, brick, stone, block very good condition, (850. Call (325. Call 568-4508 anytime. 7 ^ estimates, discount senior dens. Reasonable rates. TEACHERS - Experienced plastering, concrete, 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA - after 5 p.m. 647-1311. permananily stuck with a woman who “m ts nick” Exterior Painters! Free whenever ihe doean’t get her own way. (P.8. Joan needs 4 citizens. Company Please all 646-6640. firepaces, chimneys. New - Hatchback. Power steering, 1976 HONDA CB360T, mint Win at Bridge Manchester owned and Estimates. Reasonable rates. repair. E. Richardson 643- power brokers, air con­ 1973 FORD LTD Brougham - condition, may extras, (900. or oounsaling, and 1 hope she realizes it.) operated. Call 646-1327. HOME GARDENS - Roto Now booking for summer 0889, 649-0608. ditioning. Excellent running 351 cubic feet, V8, power best offer. Call 6499670. painting. Call 649-5873. condition. 61650. Call after 5 tilled, Manchester, Bolton, steering, power brakes, new 1 ^ - CARPET Installations - Stair Vernon, areas. Call 742-9015. p.m., 646-6494. tires, goD», m l tl.K l#r Met CONFIDENTIAL TO BOB B.: No one said It better than SOUTH a swindle. prices. Call after 4 p.m. 289- ittirs , 1.1 25, fir poiUfi u . J 10 9 4 It did work. West thought MANSFIELD - Adults & Benjamin Franklin: “B a man empties his purse into his 4 A 4539, 289-2064. ROOFER WILL Install roof {Mdlhig. IP A K and finally played low on the WILL BABYSIT FOR your 1969 FORD COUNTRY Squire Molorcyclee-BIcyclee 84 Retired. An almost new New­ head, no man can take It away from him. An investment in GUN ALUMMIM SI0M6 siding or gutters for low dis­ AM W C W T theory that East held the • child in my Manchester home. Wagon - Radio, air, 390 port "692-14” central air con­ knowledge always pays the best interest." Please, hang in « 54 Tha OK Cltanlng Sarvica will Own transportation. PAINTING - Experienced count price. Call Ken at 647- HenohetWr KwWd 4 AK72 singleton ace. ramova that gray dingy look house painters seek work. 1566. engine, good runner. (425. Call HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 ditioning (remember the hot 11M Am. o( Anwrlom there and get yonr degree. Weekdays. Call 64^2881. 649-4617, after 6:30 p.m. FX-1200 - 871-2511. Nmt Ywk, N.V. ISOM When the eight of spades Irom your aiding, uaing modam Free estimates. Reasonable weathen, range, refrigerator, Vulnerable: Neither won. South claimed the dou­ claaning malhoda. For Informa- rates. Insured. Call 429-2112, w/w carpet, washer, dryer, frlnt Niat. MdrtM .n . ZIP Dealer: South LAWN CARE & PAINTING- 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville CODE ai< ItiU NnaDw. bled game contract. llon and a fraa aatlmata call keep trying. awning, utility building, "When you have the set­ Two college students will do Healing-Plumbing 41,000 miles. 2 door. 6 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and porch, aluminum skirting. 1978ALBUM with a 82-page West North East SouUi painting, lawn maintenance, 35 "Gift Section" with fml ting trick in your hand,” INTERIOR EXTERIOR cylinder. Original owner. rack. (1,750. 2894042. (19,650. Jensen’s Inc. Rolling Astro-graph 14 odd jobs. Free estimates. directions. Price, . . (2.00 said East reasonal^, "you Painting - Quality work done SEWERLINES, sink lines, ^150. Call 6 4 7 -^ . Hills. CaU Mrs. Young 4 ^ Pass 24 30 44 Mike Sherm an 646-1432, BMW - 1976 750cc. Excellent USD TMUE s o o a AT $ 1 EACH. Dbl. Pass Pass Pass should take it.” TTien he Alley Oop — Dave Graue ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ at reasonable prices! Call cleaned with electric cutters, 1786, 26 Old Wood Rd. By BERNICE BEDE 080L Mickey Simon 646-1564. 1970 AMBASSADOR Wagon - condition. Bronze red. Larger Nt. 0-IIS-BLUE AIBBON OOllTt. added, also reasonably, tics, garages, yards cleaned, Kurt or Craig at 875-2218. by professionals. McKinney CmtAlai t l i t m I m l , Eillts. “You’re a moron.” •••••••••••••#•••••••••••• Power steering, power as tank luggage rack.^^0^^ SKAMPER - Sleeps 4. Stove, moving, trucking. Loam for Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ m. •.1 1 7 -g U IL T t ON PAUDE. Opening lead: 4 3 "I thought,” said West, HE'S aONEjJ.TH'____ I ...------f WEU ...NOVY'CAN Y'MEAN WE RE YOU tXJNT- WANTA ...BUT I CAN GARDEN HOBBYIST Will pany, 643-5^. brakes, air conditioning, good 2,400 miles. !,950. cooler, awning. (3M. Call 649 Ilm t ie ii 1m t l i t m girtlU. sale. Lawn service. No job to work with you planning Building Contracting 33 could find yourself believing In "that you might have the e I JUST A GET ON WITH LEAVIN' MOO, STAY AROUND HERE GUARANTEE condition, (1050. 643-1274. 7727 anytime. 1773 anytime. M . g-iii-giAmMOTNErs e u w - LOOMBAHT big or small. 568-8522. and/or planting. In­ E l gulLTS. ID fm lu tlH t qalKi. a person who has misled you ace. You did bid three ------tO R K lYYSWF'PaO AN' G ET KILLED, \O U ONE THING, dividualized landscaping, WES ROBBINS carpentry No job to small - Toilet N». t-llD -A M ED IC A 't FAVODin before. Heed past experience. diamonds.” AFDHANS. A DlMUf.1 i Mk Um . By Oswald Jacoby la is B ir COMPLETE CARPET & Tile perennial and annual gardens remodeling specialist. Ad­ repairs, plugged drains, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In But there w as really no ditions, rec rooms, dormers, kitchen faucet replaced, M . 9 1 2 0 -UAKE A DIPT. M v your conversations Today you and Alan Sontag installation and repairs. Free and terraces. Call 649-3955. iH ti Im f r it .,, m A fimihr. explaining away this disas­ estimates. Call Pat, at 646- built-ins, bathrooms. repaired. Rec rooms, could be so busy talking you West’s double of four ter. East had said it all, 3745, after 5 p.m. bathroom remodeling, heat May 25,1978 won't take the time to heed spades was based on his “When you have the setting ROTO TILLING - Established You'll be busier than usual this expectation of two trump gardens & flower beds. modernization, etc. Free advice. Don't blame anybody trick, take it.” Estimate gladly given M & M coming year with things Involv­ else but yourself when things tricks plus at least two more EXPERT FURNITURE Reasonable. Call 646-7644, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) A ing your worl- or career. Your to come from his partner refinishing and antique after 5:00 p.m. homes. Additions, Repairs, Plumbing & Heating. 649-271. go wrong. rosl ation. Free estimates. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing! 68 prospects look promising, pro­ SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 29Dac. who had bid at the three (For a copy of JACOBY MOD­ R ake In th e ex tra vided you don’t go off on 21) In your eagerness to get level. E Loveland, 649-8963. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 345-2009. ERN, send SI to: "Win al money you can make 1968 CHEV S T E P VAN tangents. things done quickly today you East did produce his two Bridge," care ol this newspa­ Fireplaces, concrete. 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Having There's a troublemaker In your Berry’s World Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••■••••«••••••••••••••••• trouble selecting a career? crowd who could damage your Y For Rent 53 >r Rant 53 57 Send for your copy of Astro- Image. Graph Letter by mailing 50 Automollva BenIca 85 AQUARIUS (Jan. 29Fab. 19) In LOOKING for anything in real EAST HARTFORD CENTER cents for each and a long, self- competitive siluatlona today W ELL-HO W THIS ISN'T ANY MANCHESTER - 4 room- COUPLE WITH One child DO YOU FUN/THERE'S NO estate rental - apartments, apartment, with appiiances. - 171 Square feet, low rent, addressed, stamped envelope you are more likely to be CASHIERS needs 5 or 6 room duplex or ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, REFUND OR homes, multiple dwellings, no Second floor of very nice four professional building, newly house. 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Excellent mmirnKsiaiK jjo N K T f Available June 1st. Ideal for references. 644-9983. •4t-a6M wind, defogger & more. ^Boesy young couples singles or peo­ Hornet lor Rent 54 ^ U S E O . I HEAR TOU'RE you've (SOT ple with fixed income. Securi­ 1970 ra n w M n >109$ CARS LOOKIN' FOR A IT, CLYDE! ty deposit, (180. Includes gas, ACREAGE - Beautiful 5 Squareback. Auto., Green DASHER - rooms with carpeting, laundry OFFICE SPACE the TAG SA LE way NEVlt 0HALLEN6E,', NOW AM05 heat. Call 247-9‘/«98 or 67-9340. 1974 MM FOX *249$ POP! HOW ABOUT,) AND r OU^T or 647-9340. facilities, and lots of extras. FOR RENT 2 dr., 4 oyl., auto., beige. Denwnstrator* Looks easy? It Itl And Ifa laat bacomlng tha nation's COMBININ' TWO HAVE TO Just (175. Rental Assistors, 197$ TOYOTA *299$ favorite paatimo. It’s a great way ol turning your no- 4 speed, AM-FM Stereo, & small fee, 2395646. 1250 square feet, center of I fiOLDEN OLDIES? THINK P F WEEKLY SPECIAL - ■Manchester, air conditioning and I Corolla 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto., yellow. longar-naadad Itama into quick caah, ao Jump on tha Spacious 3 bedrooms in 2 ■parking. Call MS-OSGl. ' m u^m ore. LIKE (SULPIN' ^OMeTHINCz 6 ROOM DUPLEX in 1972 VOUySWAaN *199$ bandwagon and gat Into the garaga aala acjlon. Place a (S0LDFI5H family house, heat and Squareback, 4 cyl., auto., blue. NEW! carpeting. Only (180. Rental Residential area. Convenient aure-flra want ad advartlalng your aala and watch tha WHILE This Funny World Assistors, small fee, 236-5646. to bus line and schools. 649 prolita roll In. DASHER FLA6F1XE, 1054. r fir riN '? 224 CHARTER OAK Street - 6 99 Demonstrator* • tfnivW»r«i ■*.!«. TJLMftUS.P|L0R. room duplex, 3 rooms-and EAST HARTFORD - THFFORD STORE 4 dr. auto., AM-FM-stereo bath upstairs, 3 rooms Available June. Four room 15 Words for 3 Days is only $4.50 gem downstairs, attic for storage. house on private lot. Bus. Un­ & much more. Stove, refrigerator and dis­ furnished (280. Plus security. And you receive 2 FREE TAQ SALE hwasher. Pay own utilities. Furnished negotiable. 528- • • • No pets. Security, (240. 3013. Monthly. 6491746. Posters when you stop into The Herald to *AII demos, come with full OHIcet-Slorei lor Rent 55 factory warranty of ad­ A REAL BARGAIN - 2 place your ad. m m ditional 20,000 miles and bedrooms with parking and BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, FACTORY AIR-CONDITIONED SPECIAL appliances. No lease required, small rustic barn, suitable for 12 months. now just (135. Rental store or office. Parking. Samplt Buy 1B7S LTD II BROUBHAM Dollar UNP6 Assistors. small fee, 236-5646. Inexpensive. 1-223-4460,7 a.m. I 1171 in I 4 Ir. LIKE A - 9 p.m. in l n , craMMNi, pm taU I X fU B iE Am M m , M ir sMUg, riM Don’t Forget Our Saver with TWO ROOM APARTMENT - , MeSr«AMMifenata^imIm, SEE ALL THE Available June 1st. First SMALL RETAIL Store or floor, appliances, parking, Professional Office space for a circulation of 53,000 delivered every Sunday morning adults only, no pets. (135, NEwwrs rent. Main Street, adjacent only $2.00 for 15 words when run In The Herald also. Short Ribs — Frank Hill monthly, plus utilities. Call parkint lot. Cal 643-1442. *5073* m m m v u after 5:30 p.m. 646-0557. AT •mrs IS T H g /VtosT I KNOW,«IT BBLjOIQSS , MANCHESTER - Retail, 1 0 TH6.LA8 VBa*6 1 WBE/ KIDS Si PETS OK - Lovely 5 storage and/or manufacturing 'k w e S . rooms with appliances. space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,000 to iu w COUNTY Washer/dryer, and many sq. ft. Very reasonable. / extras. Only (170. Rental Brokers protected. Call G A L IA FORD VOIKSWMEN 722 WETHERSFIELD AVE. HARTFORD C 1178 M«Nai«k Im. 5-2$ Assistors, small fee, 236-5646. Heyman Properties, 1-226- H e r a t * ) Rt83-VaM0N- 1206. TAKE AIRPORT RD. EXIT OFF 1-91 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANCHESTERUI '*1 TOLD you 1 was okl . FIVE ROOM Newer Duplex - MANCHESTER - Oak Street. to WETHERSFIELD AVE. 1 BLOCK SOUTH 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, full Ideal for business or offices. WDOLPNYftC basement. Yard: Parking. N6’ Call Paul J. Correnti, Realtor, 2 7 8 - 2 5 0 0 o T u s k i i n l pets. Call 646-5392, anytime. 6495252. 643-2711 Ask fot Tracey or Joe 649<2638 ANODSR t .v . eenes u k e it /* qHniUM.iitt*****''*-* V After 22 years of work Government Business, conservatives lOH still dives rij in made error a situation which can be By SUSAN VAUGHN wanted him to team how to dicapped persons from sunny spring Sunday after­ School student, said she laud OSHA court ruling Herald Reporter swim and there were no several area towns to swim noon. was “hooked from the first very frightening for the on students I special facilities for the at the MHS pool. Ms. Rizmer related the week” she started going to handicapped students. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Business Rep. George Hansen, R-Idaho, said plant in Pocatello, Idaho, in 1975. He 1978 has been a signifi- lOH in January. She said Idrs. Alice Alemany, ^ cant year for the 22-year handicapped. The high school students excitement which occurs and conservative groups say the Bill Barlow, the businessman who refused to let him In. the swimming situation is Lynn's mother and also the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The I old Instructors of the Han- I Alice Madden, an in­ commit themselves to each Sunday when the Supreme Court’s 5-3 ruling that challenged the inspections, is a Justice Byron White, writing for “the best place for the in­ mother of Jane, who is one government acknowledges it made I dicapped (lOH) organiza- terested citizen and Jim nearly four hours of time students from Mansfield government agents must get a patriot who risked a jail sentence and the Supreme Court majority structors and students to of the handicapped an error in Massachusetts figures tion. This year lOH is near Herdick, the town recrea­ nearly every Sunday after­ State Training School get warrant before inspecting a Tuesday, said the Constitution’s'ban I; get to know and be with swimmers, said it took Tuesday, and that public school spent more than $100,000 to prove his I to achieving its main goal tion director at the time, noon during the school off the bus at the high workplace (Over an employer’s objec­ point. on “ unreasonable search and school. The Mansfield each other.” Jane three year.v to enrollment went down in 37 states in­ tions is a “blow for freedom.” of the past 15 years: a pool collaborated to get a year, but they don’t seem stead of 36 between 1971 and 1976. seizure” applies to commercial to resent that time at all. residents are so happy to Barbara Slaiby, lOH develop confidence in the But federal officials take some The law creating OSHA says of its own. program started with 17 in­ agents can make warrantless spot in­ buildings as well as private homes, structors from the MHS “Sunday is my best be at the pool, they let out president-elect for next water. It was not until the "We reported that Massachusetts comfort from the fact the justices and the warrantless inspections I; Plans are under way for year, said she likes third year that she started spections at 6 million workplaces ^!; a special shallow Instruc- swim team and other stu­ day,” said Renee Rizmer, loud whoops of laughter, school enrollment increased by some made it easy for them to get violate it. teaching the handicapped to enjoy it, but now she covered by the act. tional pool in which to dent leaders. a senior at Rockville High run up and hug the instruc­ 14 percent." said Patricia Rogers of warrants. They say the decision’s But he weakened a lower court and has worked with han­ thoroughly does enjoy i| teach handicapped persons From that time the School and in her fourth tors. Ms. Rizmer is pleased the Department of Health, Education significance will be clearer in a few Barlow, a member of the John decision won by Barlow, saying dicapped children at Camp swimming. ; i;i: to swim. It Will be adjacent program just grew and year as an lOH instructor. that her particular student and Welfare. "Actually, enrollment weeks. Birch Society, doesn’t think govern­ OSHA need not show “probable Kennedy also. Mrs. Alemany thinks the iil; to the Manchester High grew. This year there were “I like spending my Sunday recognizes her and looks decreased by a tiny fraction in the It will all depend on how many ment agents have any right snooping cause” of a violation in order to get a All the instructors have physical exercise is es­ !;!• School pool. 75 dedicated instructors afternoons here. This is for her each week. state for the five-year period." businesses force inspectors to get a around in private businesses, and warrant. He said the government Other instructors feel the something in common, ac­ pecially important for the court warrant instead of voluntarily lOH began in 1956 when from six area high schools important. I feel so needed particularly doesn’t like OSHA. need only say the business in question when I come here,” she same way. Ingrid Jacob­ cording to Mark Meridy, handicapped children and She said the enrollm ent in permitting spot checks of their plants iil; one blind boy’s,father teaching about 100 han­ He set the stage to test that provi­ has been chosen for inspection under said in the steamy pool one son, a Manchester High the president for the past the earlier they start Massachusetts public schools for health and safety violations, says sion when an inspector appeared at a general plan to enforce the law in year. He said “They have swimming the better off decreased by 0.02 percent, a figure Assistant Labor Secretary Eula his plumbing and air conditioning high-ha2ard industries. to have lots of patience and they are, she said. She which would round out to virtually no Bingham. tolerance with the han­ praised the entire program change. "We’ll have to assess what dicapped. "It will for retarded and han­ The National Institute of Educa­ happens to us over the next few sometimes take months to dicapped children in the weeks or months,” she said. "We’ll Senate marks time, accomplish what normally Manchester school system. tion issued a 466-page report Tuesday be following it day to day.” which contained the Massachusetts would take only a week, “ Mrs. Jean McComber, a The warrant requirement may not error in a table on attendance he said special education teacher figures. That 14 percent error would be much more than a formaiity in House mulls tuition "Respect is the key word at Keeney School, visited many cases, where it will give have given Massachusetts the largest WASHINGTON (UPI) - While the in lOH,” Meridy said. lOH the lOH lessons one week Brsezinski serious employers a little extra time to clean track filibuster after the Memorial school attendance increase in the Senate marks time on its filibuster tries to develop this to find out what her Presidential security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski appears up bad conditions that might be Day recess. 2 country for the period covered. over the labor reform bill, the House House-Senate energy conferees are respect by having the same students were so excited serious as he looks across the Korean Demilitarized Zone at a spotted during a surprise inspection, about each Monday mor­ is looking at a bill that would help near agreement on a natural gas two instructors.assigned to The table correctly reported that she said. But it could be critical when ning after their lOH Korean military outpost just south of the buffer zone. He was parents to send their children to pricing plan that would lift controls one student throughout the Massachusetts had one of the highest an employee calls the Occupational classes. She said there is a there for an overnight stay. (UPI photo) college. from newly produced natural gas hy year. education cost increases in the nation Safety and Health Administration to positive feeling about the 1985, but Senate opponents of gas "It is essential to have between 1971 and 1976—84.7 percent. complain about an imminent danger, ’The House tentatively planned to program from everyone price deregulation warn they will try both instructors each week such as a gas leak. take up a bill sometime today that to be aware of the progress who has participated in it. Between 1971 and 1976, school While the agency is filling out would allow a tax credit of 25 percent to talk it to death next month if it Barbara cringes at the distance between attendance increased in only 13 Students sick on trip clears the conference committee. of the student," said Lynn papers for a warrant, she said, “it of college tuition, with a maximum I diving board and water. Alemany, who was in — Sec I’ag.' :!2 states: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - A group Medical Center and St. Peter’s could be that the place will blow.” tax saving of $250 by 1980. House 4 Since a conference report gets Florida, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, charge of public relations of Montville, Conn., high school Hospitals. International Chamber of leaders predicted the measure would priority treatment, an energy this year. She said the New Hampshire, New Mexico, North A spokesman at Albany Medical, HERALD students returning from a weekend in Commerce President Richard pass with ease, and the Senate was filibuster would interrupt the current students really get used to Carolina, Texas, Utah and Virginia. where 26 students went, said none Toronto were rushed to two Albany Lesher called the decision a “ bjow expected to pass whatever makes it one — or else each could be allotted a the same instructors and PHOTO FEATURE A UPI map accompanying the hospitals Tuesday evening after they would be admitted. for freedom” that delighted the through the House. certain number of hours each day. put a great deal of trust in By STEVE DUNN developed stomach cramps and Doctors Tuesday could not pinpoint business world. front page story about enrollment ’The Carter administration strongly A proposal to impose a wage freeze them. headaches on a bus they were riding. the cause of the illnesses, in which Rep. Phil Crane, R-Ill., head of the declines in Tuesday's Herald also opposes the tuition tax credit idea on high-level federal officials from The trust is necessary in The group was returning by bus to students reported cramps, nausea American Conservative Union, containd an error. Washington was and wants instead to increase student the president on down was approved Montville, north of New London, and headaches. incorrectly shown as a state where predicted it will help his group’s ef­ aid and loans. Tuesday by th House Appropriations from a weekend visit to the Inter­ One relative in the group said forts to abolish OSHA, which makes enrollment increased, and Virginia ’The Senate, now in the seventh day Committee as an amendment to the was incorrectly shown as a state national Music Festival. Thirty-four students were affected, but not about 60,(XKI workplace checks a adults who had accompanied them. year. of its filibuster against labor law legislative branch appropriations bill where enrollment declined. were taken by ambulances to Albany revision, may end up with a two- for fiscal 1979. Oregon’s ex-governor SUMMER fails in comeback bid Amy Sanders, instructor and Karen a mo­ I nilcd I’reHK Inirrnational SESSIONS ment in the pool. Oregon voters have decided not to give District where Democratic Rep, John rucTOPTICAL MANCHESTER J former Gov. Tom McCall another chance Breckinridge’s bid for a fourth term was .V Non-Credit Courses and instead have picked state Sen. Victor halted by maverick state Sen. Tom NOW IN STOCK BY • I9 6 > * Atiyeh as the Republican to challenge Easterly. BAUSCH, LAMB • AMBERMATIC Democratic Gov. Bob Straub this fall. ALL WEATHER SUNGLASSES. COME IN AND Reed Basketry Personality In Handwriting Breckinridge has a famed political GET A DEMONSTRATION OF HOW THEY WORK. Biofeedback Conversational Italian • In Tuesday's primary, McCall was the name in Kentucky: he is the fifth man Hand Book Binding Insects: Friends and Foes victim of a light turnout, bad weather, with that name to serve the state in Buffet and Catering Review Course for Operating conservative Republicans and an apparent Congress and his namesakes served as Advanced Cookery Room Technicians belief by voters that the statevs legal limit vice president and U.S. attorney general. Decislon-making Strategies Humanistic Philosophy of two consecutive terms meant a person But Easterly outspent him by a ratio of for Adults Sign Language Communication I should not be elected more than twice. 2-1 and campaign^ on a theme that THIS IS THE SEASON FOR Personal and Career Decision Stage Director’s Workshop Dave Moyer, advisor to lOH “ Well, maybe I could do it this way.” With 41 percent of the vote counted in Breckinridge was more concerned with BLACK Making for Teens Typing for Teens and Preteens the seven-man GOP race for governor, what was going on in Washington than the Artificial Flower and Tennis for Adults, Beginning and is at the pool every week. A Advanced Atiyeh had 34,786 votes or 48.5 percent, needs of Kentucky residents. CARPENTER ANTS Fruit Arrangement ■--.a while McCall had 22,141 votes or 30.9 per­ The other six incumbent congressmen Folk Guitar I and II Sports Clinics for Youths ^ ■■ ■tarT'-f-u ■ ■■'■ :!:! cent. In addition to being 'm ‘ •• c:?- from Kentucky easily won renomination. unsightly and unsanitary, DATES: Courses begin at varying times throughout June and Juy. Voters in Eugene, Ore., made that city The Republican battle for governor in Black Ants excavate the fourth municipality in the nation to op­ Oregon was the highlight of the primaries. extensive galleries In wood FEES: Fees vary depending on length of course. pose a gay-rights ordinance, when they McCall was a popular governor who made to serve as nesting places REGISTRATION: Mall-ln applications being accepted now. voted by a 2-1 ratio to repeal a law banning a reputation by advocating strong ecology and may cause extensive , Walk-In registration, Registrar’s Office, Ad­ discrimination against homosexuals. programs and telling outsiders that damage to your home. ministration Building Y Voters in St. Paul, Minn., Wichita, Kan., Oregon was a fine place to visit, but don’t June 5, 6; 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. and Miami have taken similar stands. plan on moving there. June 7, 20, 21; 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Kentucky also held a primary and In electing Atiyeh, the voters set a predictably renominated Democratic Sen. rematch of the 1974 race, which Straub FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION Walter Huddleston, whose only problem won easily. Polls showed that McCall MATERIAL PHONE: 646-2137 was the fear he would be hurt by his vote could have beaten Straub if he had won the »BLISS Enrollment at MCC Is open to everyone without discrimination. The college nomination. for the Panama Canal treaties. The con­ lor 0 Fievenlive Huntenimce profpnm reserves the right to make necessary changes In any of the Information servative backlash did not materialize and Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., easily won appearing In this advertisement. he wound up with 75 percent of the vote. the Republican Senate primary. He will State Rep. Louie Guenthner won the face state Rep. Vern Cook, the winner of Republican Senate nomination and said he the Democratic primary. 649-9240 ^ HMICHESTa COMMUNITY COmCt . planned to keep using the canal issue O regon’s four D em ocratic con­ against Huddieston in the fall campaign. gressmen, including House Ways and The upset of the evening came in Ken­ Means Committee Chairman A1 Ullman, BUSS EITERMINATOR COMPANY William Carlson bounces the ball oil Ins tucky's Bluegrass" 6th Congressional easily won renomination. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Read Herald Ads head as part ol his weekly lun as an 1011 stu­ dent. RETCHER GIASS CO O rtf 35 Yfun of r,p f„M c f llotMANCHtSTta The Season of the backyard Chef... COMPIETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE ■ c u s s rURNITUAf I0f 5 P{C1U»[ FXAMIM. rinPUCt t DOM NIPKMi . lu i tNciosuPES -spicwi «om Mark Meridy, 1977-78 president of lOH, before the Sunday classes, "You’ve got to be kidding. directs the business session of the instructors

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TF:L. 643-2171 MANCIIESTDll MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mani hcster, Conn., Wed., May 24. 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cunn.. Wed., May 24. 1978 Need a new gnu? Poison ivy, oak and summer I Slop » Shop Coupon I Slop i Shop Coupon] r — Week 4___ rvt^'lhd coixwn and a S750 puchaae I I Withttv5COuponanda$7SOpurchase Going for a walk into the — shrubs trailing mostly object to another. For in­ a copy of the free' “Con­ /i H a rad o ra : woods? Better know which on the ground, and stance, clothing may sumer Information IMdogs EKCOETERNA become contaminated and 'plants are your friends and — erect woody shrubs Catalog.” It lists more Stainless Steel Cutlery which aren’t. You’il es­ that stand without support. is often a source of than 200 selected free br forevety^ Save5jO^||^&siM|i|i| ffi«C PI FfO O pets from coats pecially want to watch out They’re most often abun­ prolonged Infection. Don’t low-cost publications from for poison ivy, oak, and dant along old fence rows wear contaminated the federal government. larte! SficerKidle'i 201b. bag P f||jf |||stop&! sumac. But, being out of and edges of paths and clothing until it is ’The catalog is. published 8 inch l(v Kllif (>r(tssinan sealskin coats come her A wide cholct! Chicken'dogs’lw those who ike the unusual the woods doesn’t make roadways. ’They ramble thoroughly washed. And quarterly by the Consumer MiU kinks for delcsie tastes. Beet franks and knockwursikx with each $3. iKingsfordif NEW YORK (NEA) - way, she said, but she you safe from poison ivy over walls and climb don’t wash it with other Information Center of the robust tastae And new Fomiula 14 hot dogs Ihel are inuch Food purchase J ^ G a . lower in tat than beef hot dogsl It's hard enough to get hold doesn't know why. And she and oak. ’They can flourish trunks of trees. Often they clothes. Another source of General Service Ad­ iC Iu m o a l iigups iilM iiksiP of a unicorn coat these gets lots of requests for in very dry soil on even the grow within other shrubs contamination may be the ministration. 1CX)% Natural 46oz.can days and when you do. it pigs, which she does in 9 ounce jar * ■’1 most exposed hillside. or vines so that you might family pet. Dogs and cats EKCO 8oz. bag Asst Flavorsi^!-^ cowers in the closet. Such a suede, and there was the Heed the advice of the old overlook them. may brush against the or Sim shy animal. woman who brought in her saying “leaflets three, let Although leaf forms plants and caiiY the poison ETERNA S p ic y 1^1 Still, if you have one beaver coat and requested it be,” and you’il go a long vary, there is one to children or other un­ ~5ar^ GRAND PRIX m i PLY ____ d o ry Brow n o r you're'tired of coaxing off a 43-inch high bear for her way in avoiding the characteristic to watch for suspecting folks. The By PHIL PA8TORET Stainless Steel Cookware the hanger, think about daughter who was 43 in­ Y ellow “ nuisance and discomfort — the leaves almost always poison can remain in the When you were 20, all Brand having Dorothy Harris ches high and about to these plants can deiiver. consist of three leaflets fur of animals for a con­ things were black and white 2V2 Q t Covered celebrate her fifth 233: make a stuffed unicorn out To heip you recognize, (although some harmless siderable time after to you; after 40, you’re the .Beef Fra n k s w" *1.29 GoodSurx.May £^| 231 2301 of it. You can get a birthday. avoid and eradicate these plants have this trait too, — they’ve walked or run only one on the street with­ Of Extra MikJ. Sauce *fi9 9 21-Sat May27 Utmt QoodSun.May21*Sal k4ay27. Sun.May21-Sat May27 .,May2t-Sai..May27. Still. Ms. Harris, who out color TV. one bag per cuslomer UmR one bag per customer Limit one can per customer UmHoneiar percustorner unicorn-ette for $18 or a big troublesome plants, the seeing this pattern will at through poison ivy plants. I wbh*A$3 t e a one for $45. or just about also buys coats from thrift Animals can be decon­ I RxxIpwchaM'' Qrocery |]1' SSel, W MaffiW r Grocery U.S. Department of lest caution you.) Little girls are made of Arm our Hot D ogs “'•'rW’l .29 P an any other animal you want, shops and people who just taminated by bathing but Agriculture has an il­ Poison sumac grows as a sugar ‘a’ spice, but when Fenway Franks Mealibpkg 0* Beef *1.29 for that fact. want to sell them, has been lustrated booklet, “Poison course woody shrub or be careful to avoid they get older they tend to Ms. Harris, who calls making her unicorns from Ivy, Oak and Sumac.” For small tree, and never in the poisoning while you’re add a lot of preservatives. O sca r M ayer W einers 1 .5 9 B&MCalifoniia herself Haradora Designs fake fur. “It's easier to your copy send 35 cents to vineline form of its poison washing them. Beefof Meat-11) pkg and previously spent 11 work with fake fur," she the Consumer Information ivy relatives. And keep in mind that 1 .4 9 ONtOFTMt STOPS said, skirting the en­ qf Knockw urst l^oufKepJ^ years of "frightful Center, Department 046F, It doesn’t take much of smoke from burning plants 2IP - B i d L e d P e a frustration " as a social dangered species issue. Puerblo, Colorado 81009. the poisonous substance to carries the toxin and can worker, already has 35 "Real fur can tear easily Poison ivy and oak grow give you trouble. A small cause severe cases of patterns for the animals so you have to be more Dorothy Harris uses fake fur to create such in three different forms: amount can cause severe poisoning. B28 eansoz. can MS she makes from old fur careful. Unicorns are my cuddleables as this sheep. — woody vines attached inflammation of the skin. When you order a copy of The end of the year follows lift«aay cook'Ofrts* coats and scraps of bestsellers in the fake fur, The poison is easily "Poison Ivy, Oak and by several months the end of Beef, Extra Mild 2 to trees or other objects for the money, for most of us. P o t a t o e s Kobeys Shoestring 5 0 5 ® leather. There's the particularly the babies.” support. transferred from one Sumac” you’ll also receive or Meat nb.pkg. squirrel, and the poodle Sbe sells them Heinz Relish 39* which looks swell in Per­ wholesale, along with fake­ Formula 14 Hot Dogs pisl .39 sian lamb, and the penguin skinned lions, leopards, zebras, bears, skunks and Gem Child Mild Franks 1.29 which gets a sealskin body 11b pkg often and leather flippers others, to boutiques in Saueikraut always. Boston, Chicago, Rath Beef Weiners ^ *1.29 But if' you want. say. a Baltimore, New Haven and Stop & Shop “Great Beef’USDA Choice l^ a lta lla ii stop&sho^„«« Hebrew National is? 1.69 D r e S ^ i m on hoi dogsl ^ ^ c a ^ s ^ gnu. she can look it up in Ft. Lauderdale, so far. Her 4 Beef Franks or Knockwurst one of her animal picture real-skinned merchandise 16 ounce botfle books, make a plastic or gets custom-made on Beef Franks or Whites 1.49 Apple Juice 99^ paper pattern, then sew the order. With this coupon and each $7,50 purchase with this coupon and each $7.50 purchase With this coupon and each $7.50 purchase First Prize-lib. ^ Heublens * QQ^ one 14 oz. bottle one 1 lb.package A-1 S te a k Sa u ce lOor borne Cranberry Juice Cocktail 99* whole gnu up on her in­ Now, she's branching out one package of 8 Finast Bei^ Chuck Ocean 5pray-48or bottle . dustrial sewing machine. into cockatoos, parakeets Worcestershire Sauce k 59* Tve been doing this full- and bats, she says. But Finast Fancy Finast Meat H o t,D o g o r corner deli everything sliced to order. time since '76.” she said don't get any ideas about IIa Sm v CMckenoltheSea Available in stores featuring a service deli. recently in the warehouse poor Harry who just passed Tomato Ketchup or Beef Franks Hamburg Rolls • ••parat* S7.50 purchaaa la a aaparata $7.50 purchaaa ia a aaparala $7.50 purchaaa la loft she shares with 22 away after seven sweet rtqulrad for aach coupon purchaaa raquirad for aach coupon purchaaa raquirad for aach coupon purchaaa other artists. "1 make years of saying “pretty in ?™ Valid May 21-26, 1978 Limit ono coupon pet lamily Vahd_Mny 21-28. 1976 Litnil otto com ioii p n t.uinly V .ilitl M iiy ? 1-^8. 1976 L iftiil o n e c o u jjtin ^ e f la m i^ P 3$| Corner Ddl 7oz. can 1st Cuts-Bone-lnl B - ^ S a u M in water about 24 animals a week. It t^ird,” and riding a tiny Regular, Onion or takes me two hours to do bicycle in his cage. Ms. Bologna I ts Onion & Mushroom 7 9 the small animals and two- Harris buys her feathers in 402 7 C fi 16oz. bottle D e v ile d H am r,„m,oso 2cans / w to-four for the large ones." the millinery district, by White American Cheese .69 7 Bone Beef Chuck Steak •i.oa Slop & Shop At M ayonnaise Natural 3202 tar Lots of Persian lamb and the bagful. LandOLaKe9>per pound Beef Chuck Barbeque Sauce 59* 89= M emorial Day values Underblade Steak Bone-in ‘1 .3 9 . Big H Burger Sauce ^ 59“ Shop the Finast First for all your Holiday Food needs! Stop&Shop Beef Chuck Male dominance S houlder S te a k for London Broil ‘1 .7 9 . 100 Cold Cups Beef H einz S a v a rin R oast Beef Boneless Blade Steak Chuck '1 .8 9 , French’s Stop& Shop is on the wane h a rc o a l C&C C ola Deli Style »<%g9 Beef Shell Loin 7oz.-100ct. pkg, By CHARLES S. TAYLOR B r iq u e t s K e t c h u p C o f f e e Regular or Diet Sliced fresh to order... w Sirloin Steak Bone-in ’1 .9 9 . ATLANTA (UPI) — Male dominance is rapidly Beef Plastic Squeeze Btl.' Plastic C old C u p s ,fi?PdS5i 79* becoming a thing of the past, according a report to the Finast Loin BiakedHam par pound ,’3.59 Boneless Strip Steak ■3.29. Foam Cups 39* American Psychiatric Association by two researchers. Hardwoodlo'od $ ^ 8 9 20 oz. half gallon B& G Kosher Dill C hips ^w“ 6 9 f bottle bottle Corned Beef Brisket «»''»<' ’3.59 Salad O il stop & Shop 48ozbonie There are still a lot of “knuckle bars” in the South 2 0 lb . B a g I Stops Shop^per pound ^ e f Rib Eye Steak Boneless ■ 3.4a ’ 1.69 where males regularly stage fights to determine the 4 9 Potato Salad VivaNapkitis pecking order within the bars, they said. “However, this 55' “V Early CiUloniia behavior is now proscribed and may lead to criminal Chicken or Ham Salad 1.89 140 count pkg. penalties,” the researchers said. H o t D o g o r K raft F in a st L ib b y ’S StonlShopfWfpound Buy the Large^Fatnlly Pack**andsave. The two researchers. Dr. Jacqueline Bowls, of Georgia Select Olives 1 p ly State University, and Charlotte Tatro, of Florida Inter­ Hamburg Rolls national University, said men have significantly fewer Cheese Slices M a y o n n a is e Baked Beans PITTED Plastic Wrap 89* White or fresh, quality foods. A arenas in which to display dominance and power. Deepeep Brown our kitchen Colored 6 ounce can 75ft Aluminum Foil They said “current male fascination with power, both withIh Molasses, Amerlcen quart Tomato Sauce 2 €’‘‘€hwiuid physical and political, may be attributed to their concern Cheese Food or Vegetarian Giant Ripe Olives 5 9 with that dimension of their traditional role. ’’ 12oz. pkg. 14 oz. can Cooked Odeken 5 pound 10»arts. majority of American men perform work that phsycially Fresh Small Meaty Pork could be done by women. Italiah Sausage ilT.":!'''' 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Sun Glory Orange Juice 'S! 89“ Hood-Half Gallon But they said studies indicate the blurring of sexual Breaded Veal Steaks ’1.19 Stop&Shop 51b. Canned Ham ’8.59 roles may be more apparent than real and that distinct C o o k e d H a m Fresh Florida steam er Clams dwppedft cubetkl pound package Perx Coffee Lightener '» 29' differences still remain between male and female. They Vs, Birds Eye Vegetables OnKxis-lOai 5 9 Orange Juice Cooked Chicken 4pouxJbag ’5.69 Stop&Shop 31b. Canned Ham or Mixed Vegetabies with Onion Sauce-Soz pkg predicted men will resist androgyny more than women. Domestic ’5.29 100% Pure $ i » 9 Salisbury Steak ’1.89 Sliced yellow Corn From concentrate H p o u n d K rakus 31b C an ned H am 7 .9 9 99 Tips on importing pets Morriaon A Schitf e -7 9 T seafood Deluxe Cheese Slices Bordsne ‘ 1.19 $ 4 3 9 Stuffed Clams ...... phg 1.69 White or Yellow-12 ounce pkg Beef Franks p o u n d ' everything from fillets Cudahy5ib Canned Ham “ears’ 6.59 French Fries Dogs, cats, birds, wildlife and fish. No matter what Turbot Fillet F r u l e n Ib 1.29 Cheddir Cole Slaw, Macaroni or to shellfish. S to p & S h o p Cheeseboard Cheese ‘ 1.19 type of pet you bring home from an overseas trip, it will P o ta to S a la d pound49' Crab Claws ...... 2.99 31b. Canned Ham 6.49 stop & Shop-Sharp or Extra Sharp-tOoz pkg have to clear U.S. Customs when you return to the United ^ Reg. or Crinkle Cut^ ppkgs.^ A v a ila b le O nly In Sfore* WHb Service Dell Dept. 8 9 9 Whipped Cream Cheese S Q S t Cudahy “Bar S" States. Callfornis Valencia Frozen Favorites! Memorial Day Flowers! Flounder Dinner 59* Breakslone-Templee To speed up and your pet homeward, the U.S. Customs It’S Picnic Time Again! Oranges.^. 10>°r99^ B ^ i C o d produce The Colom bo Yogurt Assorted Flavors 3=^89 Service offers a free pamphlet called “ Pets, Wildlife, Mixed 6' n |taA R ic h m o n d Baked Stuffed Scrod 9Wu(#g ‘ 1.39 Freah California , Assorted Annuals Pun* freshest fruits & vegetables Customs" It reminds travelers that many Federal and Fish Portions ‘1.99 Buttermilk Biscuits wk.., 8?ii^*1 Mum Plants . . . . m 3.99 local laws apply to the importation of pets. It also notes Drink Mixes Carrots 3 c 89^ Macaroni & Cheese 49* Com Oil Margarine i.SSSJSSx. 7 9 4 Geraniums.... 3.99 ,1.1.29 Orange Juice , that if travelers take their household pets overseas the F in a t l Hood Cottage Cheese ® ’1.29 O ra n g e . Apples .....; , „ 49* Annual Flats ...... 99* i \ l . G ra p e , ______Urge or Small Curd ______> pets are subject to the same laws as any animal entering P u n c h or Roasted Peanuts . .. i.:,',' 1.29 Frozen Fresh the United States for the first time. Lemonade csn 12 oz. V^resh Mussels Saltwater 39g Fresh From Baker Street! More Grocery Values! can Georgia Strawberries Monkeys and other non-human primates may not be VivaltalianDressing " ' ; ® bakery Rushed from our own ovens! imported, except for documented scientific, educational, 5 9 T Reaches S to p & S h o p Cucumber Chips ■ ® Howard Johnson .mil ChMM* > 17'; 79* or exhibit purposes, the pamphlet says. Mustard ■■ 3 .... 1-( Grinder Rolls Ocean Spray health & beauty aids 10 ounce pkg. For a copy of “ Pets, Wildlife, Customs," write: U.S. Finast Cream Whip... 7''(. 59* ^eetCorni itrawberries Leisure W ay Pkg of 100 Mr. Deli Why pay more? S a ra Lee Pound Cake toikcu pkg 99* Customs Services, P.O. Box 7118, Washington, D.C. 20044. Q rap elruit 4 8 O i . Chopped Onions....2 I;l;'f79* Fresh Florida California Fresh SsriFrankSurt Freeh Ju ice 0 Copies may also be obtained by writing the nearest Paper Plates O tf p i n t ^ 7 Birds Eye Cool Whip £. 59“ Customs District office. Customs Service listings are Finast Wheat Bread. 2 1.00 Ivory Soap 4.S47* Finest Lemonade Pepsodent Toothpaste _ Stop&Shop Waffles 55^*1 Rolls. Kraft Mustard ■AUi> M AA Sandwich Rolls • found in the telephone directory under U.S. Government. It-qj 8.3 ounce tube Finast Plain Donuts. . . . '77 59* Solo Dog Food i Slock-up 79* 'omatoes P i n e i ^ p l e s Egg Beaters "TST 8 S f Diamond Salt 4 ‘ al thia Fresh Buttertop Bread StopIShop 1 - V la s ic S p e a rs ' ■ B9 Fresh Dairy Values! For Your Health & Beauty! Pricel Half Gal. Ice Cream ViOalonTijb . 49 Stay Free Maxi Pads Florida Plantation Ripe .9 9 Siopi ShopAsaortad Fi«m Swedish Ftye Bread . 2 1 4 Flavors Halt gallon 36 count package '*166 3 9 t StepAShop S4 iQ Bring on the Kids! 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SUNDAY CLA8BIFICO ADVCRTISINQ 643-271L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 24, 1978- PAGK TWKNTY-NINK PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. May 24, 1978 Houlden — Paul's letters Miller — The complete book public relations science — history—the at «... Stein — Chill factor Coffin — The proper book of Tte solar greenhouse book from prison of baton twirling Rostow — Getting there Taylor — Sweetheart, sexual folklore Staab — Hearing-aid hand­ Social Security Jonas — By persons un­ Olsen — Karl Marx from here ^ Stopeman^Mathews sweetheart Collnvaux — Why big fierce book fNew books al library) known Ong — Interface's of the Rote — Kyle Rote, Jr.’s Templeton — Act of God animals are rare complete book of soccer Trudeau — John and Faith Q. My brother is 67 and gets will be reduced $1 for each $2 you on my former husband’s earqings Kaganoff — A dictionary of word Hebley’s A Doonesbury Donna Jean Mathews of Providence, R.I. and'David Waller — Trodadero DUrieux — Caroline Ruef — Paul’s first letter to Supplemental Security Income earn above $4,000. record. Is this true? Lovesey - Waxwork Wohl - Soldier in paradise Durieux's lithographs of the Jewish names and their O’Toole — The private sec­ George Stoneman of Manchester were married May 20 at W h i t o n Corinth special checks. Last winter he entered a Q. I’m 61 suid work in a small A. If you don’t remarry before Lund - Sharing Yarboro — False dawn thirties and forties history tor Holy Rosary Church In Providence. New books at Klein — The bisexual option Panov — To dance Sanders — Lost tribes and Well - tffw-eWy veterans hospital for lengthy treat­ manufacturing plant. I really like my you’re 60, you may be eligible for McDonald - Watch for the Eckbo — Home landscape Wells - How to buy solar The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Everett M anchester’s Whiton N o n f i c t i o n Leonid I. Brezhnev Pattison — The experience promised lands ment of a back condition. He didn’t job and I don’t want to retire. Could benefits starting January 1979. Under morning , The family Sarotte — Like a brother, heating...without getting Mathews of Providence. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Memorial Library: Bernstein — Tiberius Sem- Lieberman — Crisis at the of dying get SSI checks for two months he was you tell me what the new mandatory the law, starting next year a divorced Maling - Lucky devil Fedden — The National like a lover burnt! and Mrs. George Stoneman of 64 Bretton Road. F i c t i o n . Marshall - Thin air Bar Payne — Leonardo retirement age is for Social person need only have been married pronius Gracchus Trust guide to England, Wales Schaefer — How to in­ Wheeler — The siege of in the hospital. Was this a mistake? Moore - The big paddle Boutelle — Jane Boutelle's McClory — The man who Peavy — Larry McMurtry The Rev. Antonio Paiva of Holy Rosary Church Security? 10 years to be'entitled to benefits if Dickson — Time storm and Northern Ireland fluence children Vicksburg A. No. It wasn’t a mistake, because Nichols - The magic jouney lifetime fitness for women beat Clout City Peskin — Garfeld celebrated the nuptial mass. Albert Medeiros of Ferrars — Murders Fisher— Quilting in squares Sheehan — Running and Whiteside - Computer your brother was hospitalized in a A. ’There is no mandatory retire­ the former spouse dies, retires, or Olgin - The doctor game Brook-Shepherd — The Golombek. — Golombek’s McKay — Prince Eugene of Pirone — Tree maintenance capers Providence was organist and soloist. ment age under the Social Security becomes disabled after working long anonymous Savoy . Pope — The buccaneer king being The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a public institution. Under the law, a KranU - Scruples Petrakis — A Petrakis storm petrels Encyclopedia of chess Williams — H.L. Mencken person who is confined to a public in­ program. It is entirely up to you to enough under Social Security. Brown — The twenty-ninth Haswell — Spies and Matthews — Penguins, Quick — A short book on the Simonton — Getting w e ll Zuckerman — From apes to Qiana gown trimmed with floral cotton lace and a white Rivers — The live fingers reader a ga in stitution throughout any month is in­ decide whether or not you wish to Q. When I applied for Social Securi­ Robertson — Make a wish day whalers, and sealers subject of speaking chiffon hooded cape designed and made by her maternal Robinson — Perdido spymasters The Smithsonian experience war lords continue working after 62 or 65 or ty retirement benefits recently, I Broccoli — Scott and Ernest Heilman — Mexico in crisis Mead — Even the Browns Ross — The management of eligible for an SSI payment for that N o n f i c t i o n Ross — Sleeping dogs aunt, Mrs. Barbara Luescher of Connecticut. The bride anytime in between. Some people didn’t have the required documents, carried a bouquet of tea roses, baby’s breath and month. Asimov — Quasar, Quasar, Q. When I retired four years ago, at retire as soon as they become eligi­ so I had to pay money out of my own burning bright stephanotis. 62, I was certain my working days ble for Social Security benefits, and pocket to get certain proofs needed in Biard - Factory outlet Gail R.Mathews of Narragaiisett, R.I. was her sister’s some continue to work for many connection with my claim. Will the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Kristine L. Mathews of were over, but now I find I’m bored shopping guide: New England with all this time on my hands. If I years after age 65. government pay me back for this? states Providence, the bride’s sister; and Jenine T. Mlsiewicz Q. My husband and I were married A. There is no provision in the of East Hartford. Jodi G. Oppenheim of Watertown, take a part-time job, how much Clarke - The encyclopedia These Two Symbols Now Mean Better Savings for You! for 11 years before we decided to go Social Security law for reimbursing a of how it works: from abacus money will I be allowed to make Maine was flower girl. our separate ways. About a year person for expenses incurred in con­ to zoom lens UCDC’C Ilf UV < WH£N UP MITERS HUE R SPECUl PURGHUE AT A LOWER PRICE. WE PASS THE SAVHWS OR TO YOU. THAT LOWER PRICE ISM "AC- Philip J. Stoneman of Manchester was his brother’s without effecting my benefits? n tn e O win I . . . TlOH PRICr' MO THESE ACTIOR PRKES ARE IR AOMTIOH TO OUR MHEY-SAWM WEEKLY SPECIAUI after we were divorced he was killed nection with the filing of the claim. Hayes — Rays of hope: the best man. Ushers were Robert Lawson of Cambridge, A. Since you are now over 65, you 2. THE "ACTIOH PRICE" SYMOOL IS MORE THM JUST AHOTHER SPECIAL SAUI 3. "ACTUH PRICES" ARE IH AOMTIOR TO OUR WEEKLY SPECIAUI can earn as much as $4,(X)0 this year in a terrible auto accident. I’ll be 60 This applies even if a person was en­ transition to a post-petroleum Mass, and Charles Lexius of Rocky Hill. Scott White of world without any reduction in benefit. If soon and a friend told me that I'd be courage to file a claim. Horan - The outlaws: the Wayne, N.J. was ring bearer. eligible for Social Security benefits Mrs. Butterworths-36oz.bll. you exceed this $4,000 your benefits authentic Wild West Larsens • Mixed Vegs ^ Kraft Dinner Mrs. ounerwonns • j o w . m i. A reception was held at the Hearth Stone Inn in. Lansky ^ The taming of the ; CvEG-ALL 3'^ 89*9 m ACACHEESEStoSU’ WPANCAKESniUP M” Seekonk, Mass., after which the couple left for Bermuda. For traveling, Mrs. Stoneman wore a navy blue pique C A N D Y, monster: a ^ Salad Dressing-Italian ^^A4P Cereal _ _ Coffee - All Grinds - t-lb. can By JAN WARREN J cookbook 20 OZ. long vest, white pique skirt and blue and white print On second thought Marsh - Best sport stories gVWISHBONE '‘»!‘79'«RAISINBRAN box 9 9 ^ 9 maxwellhou8e ^2** blouse, all made by her aunt. The couple will reside in of 1977 _ _ ^ Marshmallows East Hartford. Rand McNally & Co. — 1-lb. Mrs. Stoneman is employed as a secretary in the per­ gtlCAPNCRUNCH 89‘#PAflKAY pkg. 59* VCAMPFIRE ’!^ 3 7 'i Campground and trailer park sonnel department at Connecticut Bank & ’I^ s t Co. Mr. guide. 1978 ed. Cains Minute Maid-Frozen 2 16 OZ. Put your head on my shoulder Schultz - Tennis lor Stoneman is employed in the marketing department at Mrs. David G. Stoneman ^VMAYONNAISE H^VORANGEJUICE can ’PfioiixiECUPS CRT. (Hargreaves photo) everyone , „ .. ^ Aluminum Just as sure as death and taxes fs Movement. I’m only amazed that its All wore suits with the new big Tod - Weaving with reeds shouldered look. and libers 9 IMPERIAL B 59^ #MIRCLE WHIP SM''W a a p f o il 'M '99'i the fact that every year the fashion taken the fashion designers so long to Wicker - On press ______Banquet - Frozen Fanning'S..... > u i> Bread i» w w a& Butter .. ^Toothpaste designers are going to come up with see its sales potential. The fashion industry has really hit 3 o z . C Q S College graduates a new style that will make Jane Fonda, Sara Davidson and on something revolutionary and I colgate tube 09 Mary (iliciify ^ «MEATmnEs3S.ilMSPICKlES T 5 3 ' # everything in our closets look out­ Gloria Steinem have been dynamite expect that the new big shoulders L ^Saluto *-,,.^Scott-Wlpes and Mark F. 2arbo, 165 moded. in their well-fitted pants and their will give us women the extra shot of New. books at lOct. $ 1 M | Among the graduates of E ileen M. G ordon, Manchester High School, tCHEESEPIZZA"A“n “ «BABYfHESH g l a d b a g s pkg. I I Brent Road. This year they’ve brought back blouses and sweaters with the soft confidence we need to live up to our M anchester's Mary \ 3 9 * 9 the University of Connec­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. she transferred to Sim­ 4 Also Mark J. Anderson, shoulder pads . . . big, wide, natural shoulder line. But think how liberated image. Cheney Library: ticut are:( , Irving Gordon of Goslee mons from the University , (RCh ol tr**M *W»*ni**^ *• rwenrfr*^ •• ^ 104 Columbus St.; Michael aggressive shoulder pads. They’re much more clout their words will Philosophically, 1 can’t fault the I •vMlwbl* lor NOU ot or bolow tPw odvonEMd prico in OPePi Drive, received a of Vermont. F ic tio n ' AbPSlort aicopl M epocIfIcaUv rtoAod In tMt M* PflICES EFFECTIVE MAY 21-27. 1978 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIS AND CORRECT TYPOGRAI>HICAl ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILASLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAIL DEALERS J. Armentano, 41 building them into suits, dresses, carry when they stride up to the new look. It’s just that aesthetically, Ellington; Russell L. bachelor’s degree in psy­ I question it for me. Before I throw Ander.sch - Winterspelt ■ Crestwood Drive; Ellen M. chology and elementary blouses . . . everything but bathing speaker's platform, shoulders first, Darcy — Rolande Eastwoe, 62 Maple St.; John Mrosek of 143 suits. And the look that’s “In” is the like gladiators going into battle. out everything in my closet. I’m f w v o i m .f l ® Bangasser, 63 Glenwood education-at Simmons Boulder Road received a DcCaiiip The hostage of Karen Kinsella, 14 Crystal St.; Karen I. Bengston, 39 one that Joan Crawford and Alexis One fashion magazine carried an going to try on a few of the new College. bachelor of arts degree Zir HAWAIIAN PUNCH St.; Linda E. Cyr, 14 Gall Ridgewood St.; Kurt E. Smith made famous back in the fif­ advertisement that was titled, “The fashions and face myself honestly in llaldeinan — Star of the Sea Drive; Susan L. Graziani, She served as dormitory from Clark University, a three-way dressing room mirror. Carlson, 33 Olcott Drive; social chairwoman and ties when they portrayed no-nonsense Weight of the World’s on Their Hillerman — Listening 72 Cider Mill Road; Worcester, Mass, on May business executives in grey flannel I have a nagging suspicion that in­ woman Jayme A. Crealey, 115 taught at a local school. Shoulders.” Pictured were eight Catherine R. Brewer, Wetherell St.; Garth M. 14. suits. women, obviously VIPs in the world stead like an agressive and willowy l.saacs — Compromising Pinney St,; Yvonne G. A graduate of posdions 0 Eddy, 124 Timrod Road; The return to big shoulders for of commerce, sitting around a large Jane Fonda, I’ll look like an .lovanovich — Madmen Chenette, 292 Sadds Mill Kim L. Hyde, 74 Hamilton women is not surprising. It’s a mahogany table. All the women were aggressive and bulky Joe Namath. must Road; Carl U. Buscaglia, 5 Drive; Lewis W. Leon, 25 natural outgrowth of the Women’s glamorous. All were incredibly thin. l.angton - 'I'lie Memorial Glenwood Road; Paul D. Crosby Road; Paul A. MAY 22 - 27 Hall murder Kudra, 67 Sandy Beach Lukas, 77 Garth Road; Lciber - Rime Isle Ext.; Linda G. Williams, Stephen R. Olshewski, 101 Wf pick thi’ he*>l fruit & vegetablt's s m 96 Muddybrook Rd. Oliver Road; Maurice N. ^ STORE HOURS NO COUPONS NECESSARY 7Aepirfm i.rNy in o p p i) Hebron: Judith L. Babin, Perries, 135 Tanner St.; MON-SAT 8 AM-9 PM FLORIDA-FRESH P.O. Box 29; Alice K. Formerly Ground Chuck-Lean L isa A. S ilh a v y , 45 ' SUNDAY 8 AM-5 PM FULLY COOKED Osborn, West St.; Nancy A. V A n e w s ! ' 1 FARM FRESH GROUND BEEF » *1 ” Ridgewood St.; Don- HI-DM Dt(X)UT(M SWEET Shank Portion Persing, Rt. 85; Susan M. namarie Blanchard, 106 f SAM CRISPINO'S or FROZEN SMOKED Grade''A'-Riuen1'^lo2to. Wacbtler, Burnt Hill Road; Francis Drive; Bridget D. TOWELS 5 T 0 Q — My husband was CORNISH HENS .89^ Steven' E. Phillips, 310 Bossidy, 61 Cambridge St.; SAVE 68« ON 4 LIMIT 4 rated 100 percent service- YELLOW Burnt Hill Road; and kUen Cosgrove, 11 Gerard AniiPu* . - SUPREME connected disabled at the nb, Karen A. Berk, 215 North St.; Barbara L. Freedman, BINGO Pork Loin Assorted ^ 4 C A SLICED BACON k H ” St. time of his death, but died 62 Grant Road; Candace J. NOONEHASA ( FOODS of nonservice-connected Turkeys PORK CHOPS Manchester; Stephanie Hilton, 25 S. Farms Drive; FULLY COOKED! ICED s w tn in conditions. Is my daughter CORN SEMI-BONELESS Each PackAM Contains: 6 Centir. I CANNED HAM 5^*8” L. Fuss, 275 Timrod Road; Sharon R. Murphy, 190 '.B5 HIRTFORO RD. eligible for dependents’ \ ^OURCHOICEI 2 Shoulder & 2 Srloin End C lw ’I* Henry St.; Jeffrey S. Peck, BETTER CHANCE 10 FB£$H-JUMU0 Pork Loin • Center CLit $ 1 1 1 Richard C. Grey, 56 East MRKCHESIER ' > TEA MIX K educational assistance? HAMS RIB PORK CHOPS ' • Eldridge St.; Kathleen A. 756 N. Main St.; Nancy E. THANYOUl OPEN MEMORIAL DAY SAVE *1.50 ON 3 LIMIT 3 A — Educational Pork loin-Center Cut $ 1 1 1 KIELBASA IS?* « *1 " Pitkin, 235 McKee St.; HA— NJjAAieNMfc Hauser, 16 Ferguson Road; assistance is payable to -Ykitcr MAY 29 T9MAT0ES LOIN PORK CHOPS ' Hot or Sweet-Link Ellubeth E. Murray, 88 Maryanne Twaronite, 70 AND ir S FBEEi dependents of veterans $1 Pork Loin - Rib End « « | f ITALIAN SAUSAGE,sM" P orter St.; Steven T. Otis St.; Valter Ezerins, 14 who die of nonservice- BNLS. PORK ROASTS I " Znkauskas, 40 Griswold Trumbull St.; John J. connccted causes while Pork Loin-Lean & Meaty St.; Robin A. Brennan, 43 Leckfor Jr., 16 McKee St.; COLONIAL CHARCOALS A totally and permanently PORK BACK RIBS ’ r ! Raymond P. Martina Jr., LEAN RIB READY TO EAf Pork Loin-For Chop Sucy or Kabobs . . . . BEEF FRANKS Wadsworth St.; Roxanne CENTER CUT disabled due to a service- ^ Slicing # 6 9 P. Edgar, 353 Hackmatack 12 Bates Road; Joseph J. SKINLESS BRIQUETS 20 U.UG lb. BNLS. PORK CUBES M*.' connected disability. Oscar Mayer-Wieneri or O’Hare, 71 Birch St.; SHANKLESS St.; Overly N. Groobert, SHANK PORTION SAVE *2.40 ON 3 LIMIT Q — If I convert my FRESH-W/PARTSOFBACK FRESH BEEF FRANKS James A. Thomas, 114 Fresh - "B-SIZE" 134 Ludlow Road; Ernest WWIl National Service Oscar Mayer-Meat or Beal 89 J. Mclnemey, 180 Henry Steep Hollow Lane; James HAM WATER ADDED Life Insurance term policy Small Salad Potatoes TURKEY CHICKEN SLICED B0L0GNA>p.;89' St.; James P. Michalik, 192 K. Whitesell, 137 Bissell READY TO EAI to a permanent plan of in­ Tangy-Juicy f t Ml Hackmatack St.; Leslie I. St.;.Reges M. McKeough, FAMILY PACK RIB-LOIN SKINLESS RITZmHSIX) InM natnnnt .fJtinA Halves nr Whrtle CENTER CHOPS surance, will I lose my LEG QTRS. LEGS Fully Cooked Water Added Bnis. Beet Chuck. eEEFLOfK.B0NELESS.10-14LBS Rubin, 11 Blue Ridge 135 Hollister St.; Christine SHANKIESS dividends? Fresh Florida Limes •HAMSTUKS •lUDE STEAKS FORMERLY SIRLWH STRIPS B U n PORTION CRACKERS 10 Y .W F. Robinson, 174 N. Elm 120LPKG. Calilornia VLASICDELI nne Drive; John R. Tolfzsa, 19 A — No. You will con­ BnIs Beet Bottom Rnd Bnts Beel Round 'W HOLE TOP LOINS Erie St.; David C. Ailing, St.; Marjorie B. Taggart, WATER ADDED SAVE 60* ON 2 LIMIT 2 •SWISS STUKS 'CUBE STEAKS BEEF RIB-80NELESS-B-12 LBS PICKLES ^,“ 9 9 ' tinue to receive dividends. FORMERLY DEL MONICO 14 Gyde Road; James F. 119 Wqodland St.; ^ r r ie Driscoll Strawberries C..68' Bnll.B«fClluckStioukki HAM Q — My 18-year-old son is Add Zest to Salads 10 •LONDON S M IL STEAKS Cooper Jr., 188 Ferguson L. Ellis, 26 Dartmouth receiving VA pension 00 'W H O U RIB EVES I t « U CUSTOM BjIWBixwI iL ^ O fte Road; Norman L. Davey, Road; and Elizabeth Ann 4 bunchsl CUT TO benefits. He is enrolled in Fresh Scallions lb. lb. QKOER' A&P FISH STICKS V ™ 51 Elsie Drive; Ronald L. Gold, 59 Barry Road. FRESH SLICED 9 GRADE A FRESH GENUINE college. Will his pension Long - Green A l 00 FRDZEN4-6lbs. BanerOipped . S ^ H Dickerman, 55 Eldridge Among the students «HAM SLICES gsr" • DELI CHICKEN BREASTS SPLIT benefits be continued? ANY SIZE PKG. A&P FISH PORTIONS Fresh Cucumbers TURKEY $119 St.; George F. Dobb, 74 receiving degrees at the FRESH COUNTRY STYLE i FRESH BAKED IN 8TDRE FRESH CUT GRADE A A — An eligible child 5 J 1 U.S.D.A. Aviil.Wld. .S ll .R m X Florida-Hall Gallon Glass Cont. Woodland Stl; Dallas C. 104th annual commence­ PORK RIBS ROAST BEEF CHICKEN LEGS QTRS. may receive pension hall $ 1 29 BREASTS lb INSPECTED HADDOCK FILLETS Dodge Jr., 26 Conway I lb. ment exercises at FRESH CUT TO ORDER i QRDTE A WEIQLE NATL CASINO FRESH CUT benefits until his or her Tropicana Orange Juice gallon I Road; Laura A. Eddy, 124 Carthage College, Kenosta, WHOLE PORK LOINS ,4.i7L. AvaLB FRANKFURTS IN B U LK CHICKEN WINGS 23rd birthday if he or she Timrod Road; Marianne T. Wls. on May 21 was Philip remains single and READY TD EAT I Q R D T E a WEIQLE FRESH SLICED SWEET LIFE QUALITY Egan, 75 Jarvis Road; C. H ul^en, a history and COOKED SALAMI enrolled in an approved Monlda A. Fitzgerald, 135 COOKED HAM SLICED^BACON TOMATO-KEG-0 religion major. A graduate TASTY CHUNKS school. Obtain VA Form KOSHER DILLS Porter St.; Doreen A. of Manchester High 8MDKED READY TD EAT I EXTRA MILD OR BEEF 21-674 from the nearest VA JARLSBERG CHEESE Gagnon, 258 Lake St.; School? he is the son of Mr. COOKED HAM i'lT FRANKS office, fill it out and submit OXFORD HEINZ HOOD-CHOCO-GOOD WEAVER SLICED TO ORDER Stuart M. Glosser, 47-a and Mia. Carl H. Hultgren FRESH QRDUND I ^EEF it. ANN PAGE--FLAV0R OF THE MONTH" CHICKEN ROLL KETCHUP Esquire Drive; and Nancy of 131 Ferguson Road. CHUCK PAHIES KNOCKWURSTl PICKLES GALLON R. Greenwood, 529 Spring RUSSER FRESH SLICED STRAWBERRY JDNES DAIRY FARM | ITALIAN LOAF 8 P IC E Y CH0C3UTE I ..... St. Roberta E. Williams of POLISH KIELBASA KAHNS GERMAN '/M IN OIL OR WATER-LIGHT BAKED PEA Also Diane M. Harvey, 95 98 Ludlow Road received a 8 9 < CREAM carton BRAUNSCHWEIGER CHUNKS MARBLE DRINK V' -j Walker St.; Janice A. bachelor of science degre;e Hindson, 7 Lockwood St.; THIRST QUENCHER CHICKENS. R Q O B&M BAKED in medical technology at 6'A OZ. I (nEAMV-iwao Laura E. Hlivyak, 36 graduaion exercises May ANN PAGE SEA TU N A can BEANS Trebbe Drive; Daniel P. 21 at Salve Regina College, HEINZ HANOVER CHOCK FULL O' NUTS CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS COHAGE 2-lb. Humphrey, 32 Knighton Newport, R.I. COFFEE IN STA N T COFFEE cont. St.; Patricia E. Jensen, 73 BARBECUE SAUCE PORK & BEANS LEMONADE HELLMANN'S GREAT ON THE GRILL CHEESE Ferguson Road; William 3 Var. -16 oz. Btl. 40 oz. Can ANN PAGE F. Keegan, 427 Parker St.; BIGH AANNPA6E N N PAG 3'^" $ 1 HCSH-GRAK-A” Manchester students $ 3 . Diane E. Kellsey, 99 Pond receiving bachelor’s $ 2 i ICECREAM A&P DOZEN «». L ane; S h irley G. degrees at St. Bonaventure 1. What causes more power SAUCE I f 59 MARSHMALLOWSS I Knowlton, 22 Scarborough (N.Y.) University on May 59« mower injuries? BARS Road; Claudia D. Kuehl, 74 21 are: John D. Charette A. Objects thrown by the LARGE EGGS"” SWEET AND TENDER’ ALL VARIETIES Mountain Road; Michael and Kathleen Peterson. blades. REGULAR 9 OZ. OR EXTRA 8 oz. _ _ _ . 7 VARIETIEB _ _ W . WISCW9H A. Kutcher, 291 Wetherell LA HOEA 5 VAR _____ B. Contact with moving SWEET LIFE VEGETABLES SEVEN SEAS St.; John E. Legier, 36 Jar- Among the students PASTA or SPAGHEHI 2 / 7 9 parts (cutting blades) ANN PAGE PRINGLES SHULTZ CHEDDAR CHEESE •11! 4 VAR. RQO via Road; Scott C. Moffat, S OZ. REFILL ECONOMY PACK receiving degrees May 21 C. Explosions caused by 223 Blue Ridge Drive; DIXIE COLD CUPS SALAD SWEET LIFE _ GREEN PEAS at the University of VI. — — TOMATO JUICE 32 OZ. JAR, „ 3 9 « stalled or jammed mo­ CHIPS PRETZELS pVg' 59 m CHEO-O-BIT CHEESE 99 ' Stephen J. Moran, 46 Bret­ Connecticut Schools of U R O S A tors. DRESSING 8 0 Z .B T L NINE LIVES VAIUETY PACK ton R o ad ; C aro l A. Medicine and Dental BREADCRUMBS 3 / * l 3 / 8 9 « D. None ol the above. Mulherin, 77 Durant St.; SQUARE MEALS .0 Medicine, are: S W E E T LIF E 2. Toavoidashockyoushould Robert K. Perrone, 104 Manchester: Paul J. STEWED TOMATOES SO 5 / * l CASCADE AUTOMATIC SS u . FAMILY SIZE • 1 ” yank an extension power Harlan St.; Ellen B. Hesketb, 142 W. Center St. • FROZEN FOOD DISHWASHER DETERGENT HAMBURG OR HOT DOG ALPO SEEP CHUNKS cord plug out by the cord. REGULAR OR DECORATED OR DEEPTONE HOT OR COLD ..COOKED SWISS CA3Q Piatok, 29 Flag Drive, and Jane E. H. Rudolph, 83 COUNTY FAIR I PACK MIX OR SWEET LIFE 6 FLAV □ True □ False Richard C. Risley Jr., 47 Phelps Road, medical; and DOG FOOD 1 4% 0 3 / * l 2 / 7 9 « MATCH VIVA I 4 0 c t | FOAM ROLLS HAMBURa-HOTDOQI HantorCheese Avondale Road; William Richard J. Zarbo, 165 DAILEY'S Kf ICECREAM ROLLS 10 P. Ryan, 23 Bryan Drive; 8UN8HINE CHOC OR VANILLA PEPSI PAPER'*® 10 DRINK Brent Rd., dental. KOSHER DILL SPEARS 2 4 0 Z .J A R 89« ,----- ANSWERS— Apple Pie” " 79' 2 7Q0 Kraun tIR H HYDROX COOKIE 15 OZ. PKG. Paul S. Silver, 186 Green POUND C U K E S ” ” COOKER SALAMI M >? South' Windsor; Mary J. S E S P A K I sauo)ejoqeT sjspjMjapun COLA & NAPKINS' CUPS X' Road; Sandra J. Smith, 36 Budarz, 63 Clinton Drive, Iq 33IAJ3S 4)3)3S 3||qnd WASTE BASKET BAGS 20 P A C K ■ ^ CUT CORN 8 GREEN PEAS S ^ i n Robua CoffEtt Thomas Drive; Donald J. e S3 p3p|A0Jd medical. QUICK STARTING-A&P ALUMINUM FOIL-37'/

No , Coupons;m No Stamps,* '. ■ m *U.».OOVB»«WITNoGhmicI^ FOOD STAMPS ACCBTO) ■ A MAMUMCTUnER'S COUPON ACCEPTED • ? L U .» 3 K A M I L Y 'w FIX IT LAWYKK.- Extra 40« O F F ii 20«OFF Ti Herb Alexander I.,- I Mi- m ,|.) ON PURCHASE OF $3.00 OR MORE I ON PURCHASE OF $1 .00 OR MORE j Price is the first word Vnsightly Savings FRESH I FRESH I DELI­ Sloppy gluing fence with these The Harpers watched Waldbaum's MEAT ! PRODUCE I wiyi growing distates as I CATESSEN gums up jobs the man next door put up a coupons WITH THIS COUPON AT WALDBAUM'S. GOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT WALDBAUMS, GOOD I WITH THIS COUPON AT WAL DBAUM'S. GOOD fence. He built it of plain THRU SAT., M A Y 77. LIMIT ONE CO U PO N PER THRU SAT., M A Y 27. LIMIT ONE CO UPO N PER j I THRU SAT., M AY 27. LIMIT ONE CO UPON PER r ■I FAMILY. FAMILY. boards, crudely nailed FAMUY. I together, and it offended T By Herb Alexander their sensibilities. To many, gluing sounds like a makeshift expedient in When their complaints IT'S "COOKOUT" TIMl 46AM AMD fOOD JU tn ^ repairing or joining two surfaces. But glue is used all the were rebuffed, the Harpers time and by highly skilled craftsmen. Most of the joints in noDtci Dim . MAVi All m "tixius" ro ru m u d took the matter to court, Food Mart helps you rot rout toiiDAf lajorMiari the wood furniture in your home are held with glue. charging "nuisance.” Sloppy gluing is the result of picking the wrong glue and “That fence is an failing to follow time-tested procedures in preparing the o eyesore," they told the WALDBAUM S prepare for the holi* FLORIDA - FRESH - TENDER joint and holding the pieces together while the glue sets. court. “It detracts from For repairing furniture or for making your own, the value of our property.” knowing how to glue is essential. A well-glued wood joint But the court decided day ahead... what • YELLOW CORN is stronger than the wood itself. that even though the fence Food Mart Do not use a general purpose glue. Use one LOW PRICE! was unsightly in the eyes of recommended for wood. Casein glue is one of the most ever your needs for the neighbors, it was not a popular wood glues and is extremely durable. Animal and uisance in the eyes of the fish glues are also used a great deal, although not where faw. As one judge Food Mart’s Closed outdoor eating • Food moisture is likely to be encountered. The glues referred Explained: to as resin glues are quick drying and moisture proof. "(Property owners are) All Day Monday, May 29 No matter which glue you use, follow the manufac­ not compelled to consult Mart has it all! O turer's instructions to the letter. Allow plenty of drying Memorial Day. the ‘esthetic taste’ of their YELLOW RIPE time. . neighbors as to the kind f Preparation must be perfect. Surfaces must be ab­ fence they should build. solutely clean. Sandpaper or scrape wood until it is free CHIQUITA OR DOLE They (are) within their of old glue or any finish, Glue bonds by penetrating the BREYERS Food Club Bumble Bee ^ rights in satisfying their wood. Make joints fit as closely as possible. Remember that » own taste.” The ruling reflects the BANANAS the larger the gluing area, the stronger the joint will be. Z TUNA Z law’s reluctance to enforce ICE CREAM SODA Apply glue properly. Best results occur when glue is ;; any particular standard of applied in a room where the temperature is 70 degrees or All Flavors • % Gal. Carton ALL FLAVORS - REG. OR DIET CHUNK WHITE - 6Mi OZ. CAN • beauty. However, suppose warmer. If the object to be glued has been out in the gar­ the man had built the fence age or some other cooler area, give it time to warm up Z a purely out of spite toward LBS. before applying glue. If you must work at a lower mfflB , . ? f . temperature, use a resin glue, good at 60 degrees or ; the Harpers. In such cir- ■* cumstances most courts JUICY 4 RED RIPE warmer. would indeed step in. Thus: If there is an end grain in the wood joint, remember ILMWI • iUMAO ILMWe Ot M NLU II OX. CNLLO p«e. oa te x ALL FLAVORS WATERMELON that it will soak up the glue and result in a weak joint. Another man put up an LA ROSA PASTA 33c NABISCO OREO COOKIES 79c ROYAL GELATINS 3™ 89c - 1 8 * 11-foot fence close to his CLIAR • ORAMOR • YILLOW OR RRRRN IWBIT Give the end grain a thin coat of glue a little ahead of JONNMM * JOHNSON TOOOLie boundary line, shutting out NESTEA ICED TEA MIX JUfiS, 99c DISPOSABLE DIAPERS $1.49 TOPCO PLASTIC CUPS '»«w«Tr.o 89c TEXAS SPANISH ONIONS 'SSr 19‘ time. When you spread glue over the joint, give the end RBO RIPH most of the light and air TOPOO ALL FLAVORS grain a second coat. SCOTT NAPKINS PAMI^PM. 89c STYROFOAM CUPS Mc^ei 2^°*89c FOOD CLUB DRINK MIXES 99c FLORIDA TOMATOES 3 ... «1 . from the neighbor’s house. IWRIT.JUMBO Brushing glue on is probably the best way to apply it. POOOCUJi CINNAMON * SPICt OR RIO. • 1$ OZ. PKO. For small seams, using glue out of a tube is handy. Admitting a spiteful pur­ TOP FROST TWIN POPS .“.SSSS 99c ICED TEA MIX HOUNCICAH $1.29 HEARTUNDGRANOUPUFFS 69c TEXAS RED ONIONS •»uo «vo.n. 3 ^••^‘1. JUMBO IIZR Do not join the surfaces right away. Wait until the glue pose, he claimed he could POeOCLUB* MINI OR R ia U U N build whatever he pleased GAYLORD LEMONADE 6'«89c MARSHMALLOWS 3««$1. SWEET AS SUGAR PINEAPPLES lA C H 9 9 * gets tacky before putting the parts together. TODDLER DIAPERS CALIFORNIA ' ShopRItaAPRICOT/ORANGE/PEACH PRESERVES TETLEY on his own land. The joint must be held tightly together while the glue boxof $439 boxof $^39 “SUNKIST” VALENCIA ORANGES M arm alade Tea Bags Pampers TWROOGHOUT THE STORE But a court ordered the WAIOIN FARMS dries. There are a variety of clamps available, from the toz. QS ShopRIta VESPER fo r EVEN MORE SAVWOSI fence removed because of 7 simplest C-clamp to the most elaborate and versatile CAMPBELL LO CAL DRESSINGS ) T T L i f s 7 adjustable clamps. Pork & Beans Pork 8f Beans 4 -8 9 « Tea Bags ’"t.'i99< bis motive. MIRACLE ] WISHBONE 1 CHARCOAL 1 .; “What right has the Spring clothespins and paper holding metal clamps will ALL VARIETIES BAG HEINZ defendant to shut out God's PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEK serve on small jobs. You can improvise in many ways. Mb. 4-01. 59^ B1-0*. $499 OPEN SUN ., MAY 28 Relish ...... Ketchup Bleach ...box 1 tree air and sunlight from TROPICAL DELIGHT For example, regluing the joints in a chair leg? Wrap a CLOSED MON., MAY 29 WHIP DRESSING BRIOUETTES ISM the windows of his FRESH "DOLE” rope around the legs and then twist it with a piece of wood $#29 LOW in the middle, tourniquet style. ^Baked Beans ...... i^39< Bar-B*<)ue Sauce !:!L’;',59^ Bathroom Tissue ....Pk«- • neighbors,” demanded the ITALIAN - 16 OZ. BOTTLE TOPCO !- 20 LB. BAG COCONUTS PRICEI court, “simply to gratify Give the glue plenty of time to set. Most glues require TO EAT: PIERCE THE THREE SOFT SPOTS AT3 THE TOP OF* THE1 SHELL.. 24 to 48 hours drying. Follow the manufacturer's instruc­ his own wicked malice? DRAIN THE MILK; THEN TAP ALL OVER WITH A HAMMER UNTIL THE SHELL tions. If temperatures drop, allow more time. To speed ..None whatsoever.” j :r a c k s a n d f a l l s o f f , -indescribably d e l ic io u s * ■ CO FFEE MAKER/ A dual motive — spite DUE TO FOOD MARTS FRESHNESS POUCY SOME PRODUCE ITEMS WILL NOT BE drying, apply heat lamp. SAVE ON NABISCO StwpRKa REG./ELECTRICPERK r plus something else — may 6 7 2 9 AVAILABLE UNTIL MONDAY.______J Be neat as you work. Keep your hands clean and free of b b H *^ • J SMOKEY BEAR PREMIUM ShopRite ! improve the fence AUAONO • MILK CNOC. • CRUNCH • CHOCOLITR OR IIIAAN glue so that you don't leave any on other surfaces. Wipe ShopRite YELLOW SWRRT • HOT 000 OR HAMRURO away excess glue that may squeeze out of joints. It will I builder’s legal position. A FOOD aU B SALAD OIL 89c NESTLE’S CANDY BARS “ ■69c CAINS RELISH laO U NC IJAR WALDBAUM'S HIW YOBK STYlt DlllCAUSSSM CHARCOAL SALTINES BLEACH 1 01. PLASTIC S O U ItZI lO TTLe I» OZ. PKO. stain the wood. Try to use just enough to begin with. COFFEE MUSTARO * farmer conced^ that he StASONRO ; hoped to irk the neighbors FRENCH’S MUSTARD 3~«$1. RY-KRISP CRACKERS 59c SUNSHINE VIENNA FINGERS 79c FOB TASTY AMD DttICIOUS FATIUG MILKY WAV • SNICKIRS OR I MUSKITRRRS HICKORY - RRO U U R OR ONION !!. with his new board fence. KOSHER DILL SPEARS 59c M & M FUN SIZE CANDY < $ .49 BARBECUE SAUCE ''' '• '*■ 59c LUNDY OOURMRT ^But he also needed the 1 POLANIR'S II OZ. PKO. COOKED HAM .. $2.49 r 20-fe. ^ fence to keep in some LUNDY COLONIAL bag VLASIC POLISH SPEARS 59c KEEBLERVANILU WAFERS 59c ' turkeys. With this P O O O C LU B -rO L JAR BAKED HAM TOOIORH L. ‘2.69 REQUUR'2.69 ^Sig!' R E G U U R 7 5 ' REGULAR 57- REGULAR 55* DRY ROASTED MIXED NUTS $1.29 DURKEE SALAD OLIVES ■->« '*• 79c WALNUT > legitimate reason as a COOKED CHEESE BALLS "«■ $1.99 ' justification, his baser pur­ SLICINO pose, a court decided, HAM PROVOLONE CHEESE.$1.79 POLLY S POINTERS made no difference. HAND SLICiO U.S.D.A. CNOICF BEEF ■ GUARANTEEiy^EmR & TASTY ANDSHOULDER NOVA SCOTIA LOX'." $1.89 Polly Cramer The Dairy Place ^The MEATIng Place The Froien Food Place A public service feature SLICEDTOORDER of the American Bar ALASKAN LOX .uc".°d .i $1.79 U.IO.A. CHOICE. BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE "N U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1 ShopRite 10-12-LB. AVG. Aasociation and the OOMRSTIC BEEF BONELESS x BEEF BONELESS T9 r. Connecticut Bar Associa­ ROAST BEEF TOORDIR LI. ‘3.29 1 MOTT'S DAWN FRESHMEDIUM . tion. LONDON CHUCK VBRMONT SHARP Bathtub blues FRESH TURKEYS Shoulder 2 CHEDDAR CHEESE ..‘2.09 1 WHITE / BROIL STEAK SLICtO TO ORORR Roast GERMAN BOLOGNA .. $1,79 DEAR POLLY — One of my married children has a 1 EGGS dozenH1 9 “ SHOULDER (UNDERBLAOE) black tub and fixtures in the bathroom. Soap and water 49c LONG spots are beginning to show and will not wipe off. Do you -69 “ MVD info TROPICANA (CARTON) KNISHES .ACM 39c know of a way to clean them off without scratching the 1 ANY SIZE PKG. V i-g a L Q Q t By LB. LB. WRAVRR OOURMRT • BOMRLRSI JOHN finish? - LUCILLE ...... cont. V V 1 Orange Juice Ground Beef Chuck ...... Benjamin A. Mtizio TURKEY BREAST $1.59 DEAR LUCILLE — I once had a bithroom with black ShopRita U .t.D X CHOICI B lt P eONILIIS HILLIHIRB 1 GROUND Motor Vehicles fixtures and they are a pain in the neck — and back, too. A pint l.*1.59 FRANKS AQC Commissioner TOP CHUCK STEAK SMOKED SAUSAGE FRANKS r o l o o n a o r '^sa’ l a m i '^ ‘ 1.69 paper towel could be dampened with kerosene and rubbed ^Sour Cream ...... c o n t ." ^ Beef Chuck Patties U.I.DA. C H O I C I .e ilP • Continuing the questions t . ‘ 1,59 CARANDO on the spots. Then wash with hot soapy water, rinse with WITH THIGHS CHUCK CUBE STEAK POLISH KIELBASI PEPPERONI . $2.49 hot water and rub dry. There will be an odor from the and answers from the U.t.OJk. C H O IC I.R IIP CARANOO Chicken Legs .7 9 ' Connecticut Driver’s CHUC SPANISH SAUSAGE l. ‘ 1.79 GENOA SALAMI -•$2.59 kerosene but open a window for a bit and that should dis­ The Deli Place OROUNO rUa n fii a n lUri. n ij uuATtaWAi cn AUUCArxncn w. aBunc n u ciu in The Bakery Place Manual for New Drivers; FULLY COOKED CHICKEN ‘5.29 SUNBBAM-KINO IIZR * i i appear. Or you might try a no-grit household cleanser. CHUCK PAHIES l.,»1.39 HOT DOG ROLLS 6'»«49 c .9 9 ' A. What drugs can affect OBM After rinsing drying is important to the looks of black ^ GEM REGULAR AND ^ Smoked Ham Rump tubs and basins. Good luck. — POLLY SWEET OR HOT ShopRHi HAMBURGER OR your ability to drive? U.S.D.A. CHOICE SMOKED SHOULDERS‘."«o'!l.79‘ ''f AVOBIU fRAHKS FOB OUTDOOBSr Not raapondblo for lypographicAl arrora. DEAR POLLY — I find it is now necessary to use cau­ BEEF 1 Primo Italian Sausage A. Almost any drug — WHOLE CRYOVAC WRAPPED FENWAY tion when ironing garments that are marked 100 percent r g c FRANK prescription or off the shelf CURE 81 HAM 1., ‘ 2.69 BEEF CHUOC SHOULDER STEAK, BONELESS CUT FOR lulS Knockwurst-Sluggers $ - 1 4 9 Free Corelle By Corning cotton. Polyester thread is often used in the making and at the drug store. BONELESS , FRANKS Z 1 Q. Why is it important to BONELESS HAM 1.. ‘ 2.39 AND MANY OTHER FINE GIFTS ALL FREE AT will melt when ironed on the cotton setting. It is often London Broil...... ^ ROUS COLONIAL Meat or Beef Franks l a Ls. necessary to use the permanent press setting on the iron SHANK PORTION-WATER ADDED, BONE-IN have your eyes checked? HALF HAM L. ‘ 1.69 FOOD CLUB YOUR NEARBY FRIENDLY FOOD MART. to avoid mending seams on a cotton garment. — MRS Smoked Ham .8 9 ' A. You may not know RIB EYE Meat or Beef Franks t.,99‘ YOU RECEIVE ONE GIFTCHEK WITH EACH The Service Deli Place that you have a problem CANNED HAM '«®cLa. »;• *4.99 R.E.B, PORK LOW, BONE-IN FOR B.B.Q. The Non-Foods Place Hormel Wranglers l..*1.59 *5.00 PURCHASE AND IT TAKES ONLY DEAR POLLY — I hope I have help for Berdina. After seeing to the side or in Country Style Ribs CANNED H A M ’it ‘8.29 j completing a piece of embroidery and I want to remove ^ DOMESTIC (WnBtAOOB)) ^ - judging distance. OF BEEF Hormel Beef Franks ..,‘ 1.29 ^ 60 GIFTCHEKS TO FILL YOUR BOOK HILLSHIRE Q. In order to keep from (WILL CUSTOM CUT TO ORDIR) any stamping lines 1 use a laundry detergent. I place the WEBER BLACK ,‘ 1.19 finished piece in hot water and pour laundry detergent COOKED $ i 9 9 Polish Kielbasi getting too tired to drive, Nepco Franks l. ‘ 1.29 ..’ 1.19 right from the bottle onto the lines I wish to remove. If ShopRitt WHITE a DARK MEAT about how far should you BEEF PATTIES ^ MORE NEW ITEMS HAVE BEEN ^ KETTLE plan to drive a day? Nepco Knockwurst l..‘ 1.39 necessary I gently use a brush on the wrong side. Add , HAM . 1 2-lb.$3^ $QQ88 3 LI. BOX * 4 . 4 9 Pan Turkey Roast ...... pkg- ^ ADDED TO FOOD MARTS GENERIC more hot water and leave in solution all night. Rinse A. Not more than 3(XI to I LB. Beef Franks l.,*1.19 GRiu 0 0 :h: 400 miles per day. thoroughly several times. Let dry and then press on a \ ______(8" DIAMETER - MFG. SUGG. RETAIL PRICE ‘TO.OO U.S.D.*. CHOICE - R IR F RONELRSS SLICED BACON . S i i l ‘ 1.59 LABEL PRODUCTS ALL AT EVERYDAY terry towel with the wrong side up so the stitches will be Q. What can a driver do MAPLB tUOAR CURIO Knockwurst Franks l. ‘ 1.19 The Ice Cream Place to help keep alert on a long RIB EYE COLONIAL BACON 't. «. ‘l.69 LOW PRICES! raised. (Polly's hole — Be sure the embroidery thread OBM tLiceo ^TheProducePface»siM. i drive? ^hlcken Hot Dogs - 79‘j is eolorfusi und that (he nialerial that has been eni- S T E A K S w a LR. . LUNCNION LB. r ______^ SAVE 10% TO 35% j liroidered will lake to hot water. A hit of testing for 1 an W EBER B U C K A. Move his eyes, sing, roll down the window. (his might save a lot of work.) ■ FRESH FLORIDA _ ^ MhtmRBiiooMraiUQnwrB.vMiiNive*wrteht to ImH Mtoe to I pkoB- of any Itam efwre othwwiM notod. Itomt oftor«d for m M nd avaitobla in crm lota orio oilwr ratail doRMra or wfiotoMMra. ShopRite f Q. If a driver has eight Instead of using iron-on transfers I trace the design FROZeN FOODS QALOREt FRESH FRESH DAIRY DELIQHTSI onto tracing paper and baste the paper on the material I 1 SWEET I Q Q I drinks in four hours, would , POPSICLE S iA S I ™ $ 4 a « i this driver be legally Food Mart Potato Chips Land O ’ Lakes p " 3 0 " o « ' l want to embroider, When finished I tear the paper away. COOL LENDER’S POOD MART Large r 40* Off 1 drunk? ROLLS I ON A I LB. VACUUM CAN J This is especially good when embroidering on terry 1 CORN ! a ¥ WHIP BAGELS BUTTER toweling or flannelette. D A. Yes! In four hours, Fresh Eggs SANKA Hawaiian Punch i MRDIRVR ONION. R U IH O R R M HAMBURG I II 1 LB. PACKAGE The Seafood Place tuesoa^^ the body can get rid of four Feed Mart • Orade ••A** I KWDIRID DRINK MIXIi | When using several colors of embroidery thread I cut RED •OZ.ROWL tlOLPACKAOR OR HOT DOG them into the proper lengths, tie a string around one end of the drinks. The four PRETZELS ■GROUND COFFEE! I RfD-LIMONADl-DRAM j T2-OI. 4QC WEBER 14W BUCK IMCKPACKAOI I BEOUUII. CLECmiC OR DRIP I Ripe Tomatoes...... ctllo *9^ drinks still in the body (8-4 po eo CLUB WIO) ihia coupon at Food Mart. I of one color and plait as one would do hair. Tie the end FRESH ITiCNI .TWIBTI OR RPOS I WRti tlUa coupon u Food Mut. I I I JUICY li RIPE equal 4) are enough to FDOZEN I Good Sun.. Miy 21 ttvu Sal., May ! Good Sun.. May 2nftfuSR L.M ^ f^ S^ S when finished and then you can pull out a strand at a 1 27. Limit on# eanlattr • ontlW T R lB | “SMOKEY J0E”« make the driver legally 4 27.LtmNonBCRnVite noted." Not reeponeible for typographlcd error*. a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; and Prices effective Sun., May 21 thru Sat.. May 27. 19?8.Copyright WAKEFERN FOOD CORPORATION. 1878. Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4l0 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER 12:30 p.m.)