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The weather Cloudy today with periods of rain or drizzle like­ ly. Highs around 70, 21 C. Goudy tonight with chance of occasional rain or drizzle. Lows in the iManrljpatpr iEupntug Hpralft mid 60s. Variable cloudiness Thursday with _ chance of showers. Highs in the lower 80s. A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 '■Probability of rain 60 percent today, 50 percent fl better uioM tonight and Thursday, tiutlook: partly cloudy with Home delivsred copy 15 cents chance of showers Friday and early Saturday, Vol. XCVII, No. 257 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, August 2, 1978 Newsstand copy 20 cents then clearing. National weather map: page 20. U.S. envoy thinks Inside today o fb a n K in g Manchester James Murphy has been selected by majority members of the Board of Directors to replace talks may resume Dr. Joseph Danyliw on the Manchester Housing Authority. See page 2. TEL AVIV, Israel (U P I)- U.S. en­ The United States is seeking a Atherton’s failure to persuc Egypt to resume direct talks with voy Alfred Atherton returned to meeting of the Israeli and Egyptian The Advisory Park and Recrea­ Israel put the success of Middle East Israel today saying he feels there is a foreign and defense ministers at an tion Commission has decided that chance for the negotiations with American electronics station in the peace efforts in the lap of Vance. Atherton, who has been in Cairo for the asking price for Hickey’s meane giving Egypt to resume. Sinai as the next step in the process Grove is too high to make it feasi­ the past five days, shuttled back to 'Tam convinced the peace process that began with President Anwar ble for the town to buy it for will continue,” Atherton told S adat’s visit to Jerusalem in Israel after a final, futile meeting Tuesday with Egyptian Foreign reacreation. reporters at Ben-Gurion airport on November. See page 2. his arrival from Egypt, where he But the influential newspaper Minister Ibrahim Kamel. failed to persuade the Egyptians to Ha’aretz said it appears such a Sadat Sunday ruled out further join another round of face-to-face meeting will not take place. Ha'aretz direct talks with Israel until Begin Ray Juleson Is our Vice President. It's his |ob to see talks with Israeli leaders. said it appeared Sadat would stand agreed — in advance — that Israeli East Hartford to it that you earn the highest rates possible on all He said he brought no message by his refusal to renew the talks un­ will withdraw its forces from all oc­ A state factfinder has from Cairo to Jerusalem and would less Israel commits itself to cupied Arab lands, a position your savings. Whether you select our regular savings recommended a 4.5 percent pay remain in Israel until the arrival of withdraw from occupied territory. repeatedly rejected by Jerusalem. account, any of our maximum interest certificates, or hike in each year of a proposed Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Israeli officials have said repeated­ Attention was now focused on a Heritage Free 5% NOW checking account, you can two-year contract tor 78 school uou (he bee( expected Saturday. ly that they will not agree to prior Vance’s arrival in Israel Saturday. be sure that your savings will be earning the highest Atherton was scheduled to meet conditions in order to resume He will fly to Egypt Monday for talks secretaries. See page 9. rates available anywhere. And that's what the better with Prime Minister Menachem negotiations, although they are with Sadat, probably at the The first meeting of a “Killian Mediterranean city of Alexandria. way means to Ray. ' Begin and top-ranking cabinet willing to discuss anything once the for (jovernor” committee drew a ministers in the afternoon. talks get going. Attention is now focused on packed house which included Vance’s arrival in Israel Saturday. Councilmen Harry Egazarian and He will fly to Egypt Monday for talks Richard Torpey. See page 9. with Sadat, probably at the Budget surplus Mediterranean city of Alexandria. Atherton was asked about the chqnces of Egyptvs reconsidering its ConrJecticut decision. “I think the answer to that ’The first violent death in 30 in M vinge set at $251,947 will have to wait until the secretary’s years has occurred in New Hart­ visit,” he replied. ford, and people are locking their n m . Kamel said Egypt’s stand did not doors at night. See page 7. By GREG PEARSON turn the deficit into a surplus. mean an end to peace efforts. He said Some expenditures were postponed Herald Reporter he looked forward to Vance’s visit The state Supreme Court rules The Town of Manchester will have to this year. Others were eliminated. “to continue our talks and dialogue that rape victims don’t have to Effective Yield Annual Rate Type of Account an estimated 6251,947 surplus from The town also started a more with the United States on which ^e testify about their past sexual the 1977-78 fiscal year, Town aggressive program for the collec­ count as a friend and full partner in history. See page 8. tion of overdue taxes. This helped Manager Robert Weiss told the the peace process.” Day of tragedy 8 Year Housing Certificate Board of Directors Tuesday night. decrease the amount of the revenue “Full partner” is Egypt’s code The nation The figure is based on $416,150 of shortfall, Penny said. phrase for wanting the United States Neighbor comforts Mrs. Mary Post, grandmother of two- He praised the work of the town Midge Costanza, President $1,000 minimum unexpended appropriations and ,a to submit its own peace plans. ’That’s year-old Ernest Northrop, who perished in a fire in a $164,203 shortfall of revenues. The counsel’s office and the collector of Carter’s top aide on women and because Sadat and Kamel believe Providence, R.I., tenement Tuesday, as she watches in horror 8.46» 8% projected $251,947 surplus is a far cry revenue’s office for the increased tax President Carter’s views on the oc­ minority rights, resigns because from a $1 million deficit that had collection effort. cupied territories are closer to Cairo from the steps of a house across the street. Mrs. Post holds her of differences in “approach and 6 Year Certificate been projected as a possibility last Penny also singled out the town than to Jerusalem. son, Richard, 4. Her husband Richard is at left. (UPI photo) style.” See page 4. August by town officials. manager and his staff. Town ■ "nat projected deficit was based Treasurer Roger Negro and the But Vance, -wary--of Israeli The New York Times and one of $1,000 minimum grumblings about never accepting an on calculations of several factors oc­ Board of Directors, the Police and its reprters threatened with im­ / % “imposed” peace -settlement, told prisonment for withholding in­ 734 Social Services Departments and the curring. Some occurred, some did A17* Board of Education for steps they reporters Tuesday he will not be Bay State judge vestigative files won a temporary not, but the town did take steps last year to reduce expenditures and took to increase revenues or bringing any U.S. peace proposals reprieve today from Supreme 4 Year Certificate decrease expenditures. with him. ’ Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. avoid a deficit. Any U.S.-sponsored compromise, Stephen Penny, chairman of the ‘‘They confronted the problem head- quits under fire Earlier story on page 20. $1,000 minimum Vance said, will have to wait until 7i/j% Board of Directors, praised town on and restored the community to its after he returns and reports to departments and officials for their present sound fiscal policy,” Penny The world 7.90’^ work in taking action that helped said. Carter, and then only if the deadlock BOSTON (UPI) — Superior Court going before the Executive Council. persists. Chief Justice Robert M. Bonin The council has made clear its Lebanon’s army came under 2V2 Year Certificate “I don’t know what is going to resigned today, only hours before the predetermination.” shell fire for the third straight day happen in the Middle East,” he said. Governor’s Council was to consider The council, meeting last month today near the Israeli frontier. The reason for the trip is “to review $1,000 minimum Residents favor his removal from office. after the state Supreme Court had See page 20. the situation and to determine what Bonin, who was ordered off the censured Bonin for judicial miscon­ steps will be taken to bring about 7.08% 6)4* bench earlier this week when the duct and suspended him from office, The Soviet Union surpasses a resumption of face-to-face Legislature approved a so-called ordered the 4S-year-old justice’s $800- cherished U.S. record as the most ' t-2 Year Certificate treasurer’s post negotiations.” resolution of address calling for his a-week salary withheld. experienced nation in space. See The state controlled Middle East removal, said in a two-page letter to The Legislature’s action Monday page 20. $1,000 minimum By GREG PEARSON proposed charter changes but is News Agency, in a dispatch from Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, “The and Tuesday made Bonin the first expected to vote on the proposals 614% Herald Reporter Washington, said the U.S. capital Legislature has spoken. chief justice in state history ordered Sports next week. It seems unlikely, con­ Bonin had been censured by the off the bench. A troop of Town of Manchester was apprehensive the peace efforts sidering the public input, that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Bonin was to face the next stage of Atlanta Braves’ pitchers stop residents Tuesday night told the that began with Sadat’s historic trip board will favor eliminating the Court on misconduct charges. removal proceedings today before Pete Rose’s consecutive game 3 Month Certificate Board of Directors that they want to to Jerusalem in November could treasurer’s position. “The approval of the address was the Governor’s Council. Dukakis hitting streak after 44 games ... keep the town treasurer’s position. collapse totally. $1,000 minimum Any charter change approved by unjust and is a bad precedent. Ad­ already had prepared the message Red Sox Manager Don Zimmer One of 15 charter changes proposed the board will be plac^ on the In Washington, U.S. officials said dress, without required reasons and that was to transmit the resolution of benches slump-ridden George by the Charter Revision Commission November ballot. A proposed change Sadat’s decision caught the United trial is a dreadful procedure lacking address to the council for its noon Scott... Catfish Hunter excels for 6.00% would establish a Department of Yankees ... Leo Day recalls 514% must be approved by the town States by surprise, and that State in due process. I hope it will not be a Regular Savings Account. meeting. Finance and eliminate the residents to become an adopted Department experts have been prologue to future actions against In his letter to Dukakis, Bonin pitching against Tommy Holmes. Interest paid day of deposit treasurer’s position, which now is charter amendment. working almost full time since trying other judges.” blamed the media and political See page 11. elected. Most of the residents who spoke to figure to map out U.S. strategy. He later added, “I see no point in About 28 residents spoke in favor of pressures for his downfall. to day of withdrawal. said that they did not want to see an detaining the office and keeping it elected position taken away from the 5.47% 5!4» one elected by the town residents. voters. Interestingly, only one person The board also received another 10 — Marci Negro, wife of Town letters from residents with the same Treasurer Roger Negro — spoke 1980 race under way views. Only a couple of people spoke against a proposal to make the town in favor of eliminating the post. 5% nOUJ CHfCKIHG clerk’s job an appointed rather than WASHINGTON (UPI) - Conser­ the 1976 Democratic nomination in liuise for Ronald Reagan, the man Of the other 14 proposed charter elected position. who has long been his idol in revisions, only a couple drew any vative Rep. Philip Crane, R-Ill., December 1974. Some of those who spoke praised opened the 1980 presidential cam­ “I can pledge only that I will give presidential politics, but said; public comment. the work of incumbent treasurer Ask about our high rate The board took no action on the paign today, declaring he will enter this campaign m best effort,” Crane 6 mon(h housing ccfttfkaU Negro. all 36 state primaries to win the GOP said. “I intend to be in all 36 A member of Congress since he “He makes the town’s money work nomination. primaries. The emphasis will be pn won a special election in 1969, Crane every hour of every day,” Ruth Flanked by his wife and eight the Iowa precinct caucus and the also is chairman of the American Federal regulations require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal fronn certificate accounts. Coventry McElraevy of 22 Norman St. said. children in a crowded Senate primary in New Hampshire, the New Conservative Union (ACU) and is ‘‘We, the voters, are concerned about meeting room. Crane acknowledged England regional primary and the considered one of the most conser­ losing another vote in how our lives he may have set a new record for Florida primary — the early ones.” vative members of the House. policemen are run.” early announcement of a presidential “My candidacy is a commitment to Crane is one of only six sitting con­ Robert Von Deck of 55 Eva Drive candidacy. our future and the restoration of the gressman who have received a 100 dismissed said of the proposed change, “It is “It is my understanding that this is American dream to its proper custo­ percent ACU rating spanning their taking away the power of the voter. I unprecedented in terms of timing, dian — the American people,” he entire House careers. COVENTRY - An internal in­ have a lot of faith in the power of the but as President Carter said. “A commitment that, as a free vestigation of the Coventry Police voters.” demonstrated, it’s important to people liberated from excessive An educator before he entered Department has resulted in the dis­ He said that every few years break out of the pack early,” the 47- government, we can achieve and elective politics. Crane has made no missal of two regular patrolmen and another elected position is taken year-old congressman said. together embark on the greatest and secret of his intention to seek the the 10-day suspension, without pay, away from the voters and becomes “Lacking name recognition, I have to most exciting, productive century presidency, despite fears among of a third officer. an appointed one. start early.” our country has ever known.” some conservatives that he could The announcement was made “In 20 or 25 years, we won’t be Rep Philip Crane Carter declared his candidacy for Crane denied he was a stalking split their solid bloc. (he bc(Ur UKH| electing anybody,” Von Deck said. today by Police Chief Robert Kjellquist. The officers involved are Frank Lupien of 21 Sunset St. Keith Lane, Lawrence Fawcett, and criticized the Charter Revision Com­ Ronald Doughty. mission for not proposing solutions Chief Kjellquist couldn’t be for any of the “real issues” in Carter has OK to lift embargo reached for comment. The informa­ Manchester. tion released did not state which of He also opposed eliminating the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President 205 to rescind the embargo, provided will have to go to conference to Carter said the House vote the officers were dismissed and elected treasurer’s post. Carter today had provisional ap­ the president certifies the action to reconcile differences after the House reflected “ a bipartisan, which suspended. “We have enough people appointed proval from both the House and be in the national interest and the finishes work on the omnibus bill statesmanlike recognition that the The action was taken, the news every week in the town hall,” he Senate to lift the arms embargo im­ Turkish government moves positive­ today. time has come to turn a new page in Heritage Savings said. release said, ‘Tor violation of posed on Turkey 3 l/2years ago for il­ ly toward a Cyprus solution. But the way was clear for an early our relations with the countries of numerous provisions contained in the John Thompson, former mayor and legally using U.S. weapons in its in­ ’The Senate vote last week was 57 to end of the arms blockage that Carter the eastern Mediterranean.” police department’s rules and a member of the Charter Revision vasion of Cyprus. 42, again with conditions that Carter and defense officials claimed has “Today’s decision by the House is a / • Commission, supported the retention monitor progress on the Cyprus badly deteriorated ’Turkey’s military crucial step toward strengthening & Loan issociation Since 1891 lOilil HOuStNC regulations.” Both votes were close, with the LENDER The release also said, ‘‘In order to of the treasurer’s position as an situation. posture in NATO and deprived the the vital southern flank of NATO,” protect the rights of those witnesses elected office. House tally in doubt up to the last Both votes came on amendments United States of key intelligence­ he said. “It will spon make possible and employees involved, no further “It’s been a healthy thing to have minute. to different versions of the Inter­ monitoring bases that were closed by the reopening of our military in­ Main Office; 1007 Main St., Manchester MS-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer S t, Manchester 649-3007 • Coventry Office: Rl. 31, 742-7321 • Tolland Office: Rt. 195, '/. mile comment will be made.” See I’uge Twelve The House late Tuesday voted 208- national Security Act. The legislation ’Turkey in retaliation. stallations in Turkey.” south of 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387 • Moneymarkets inside Frank s Siipermarkef^ Middle Turnpike, Manchester, and Food Mart, W. Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade ‘ ' I. -f.

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Manchester Eight CETA jobs ended Nutmeg member plans public records > Tall Cedars services Warranty deeds Sara K. Robinson to to keep program going . The 14th annual Memorial Service Methodist Church in Cheverly, Md. Dayton Paul Stimson and for the Tail Cedars of Lebanon of Mrs. Dean (Shirley) Cronkite will K athleen S. Stlnnson, North America will be held Sunday, be organist and Joseph A. Rabitaille property at 326 Woodbridge llie Manchester Board of Db'ec- hie if other employees find new jobs The four employees who haw(^ Aug. 20, at the Cathedral of the Pines Jr., past master of Brainard Lodge in St., $46,500. tors Tuesday night approved a plan or a project is completed early. found jobs elsewhere are Gaky in Rindge, N.H. New London, will be soloist. (Jordon T. Fuller and that would end eight Comprehensive When the deficit was first an­ Hopkins, of the forestry project Dean W. Cronkite, past Grand Tall p r. Stetlef'T s a graduate of Theresa E. Fuller to John Employment Training Act (CETA) nounced, Manchester was told that it Kathy Gleason Dixon and John Post, Cedar of Nutmeg Forest in Lafayette College, Evangelical W. Aceto and Ruth P. jobs this month. might have to end all its Title VI both of the environmental heajth Manchester, is the general chair­ School of Theology in Reading, Pa., Aceto, property at 114-116 Four of the employees have found special projects by. the start of project, and Robert Dougan,; a man. He has been chairman since in­ and Albright College, where he Eldridge St., $49,000. jobs elsewhere, ’hie other four are September. This would have meant maintenance worker. All of thetr troducing the service 14 years ago. received his doctor of divinity Barbara L. Ravera to workers on projects for which fun­ an early curtain call for such CETA jobs will be ended this month.* William H. Neff Jr. .of Port degree. He was a trustee oPAlbright Priscilla A. Klttrldge, ding for supplies has expired. projects as the townwide survey, the The positions of two members of a Deposit, Md., Supreme Tall Cedar, College for 18 years and is an property on View Street, The elimination of the eight Title forestry clearing work and the en­ painting crew and two equipmfA will conduct the service. honorary trustee. $37,500. VI jobs will save about $13,000 in the vironmental health program. maintenance technicians at ^ The guest speaker will be Dr. Roy After the service. Tall Cedars and Dayton P. Stimson and town’s CETA expenditures. The town Manchester officials, tewever, Police Department also will jbe H. Stetler Jr., who is the Grand their families will have a picnic Kathieen S. Stimson ' to has to save just under $20,000 in proposed a formula that calculted the eliminated this month. t Master of Masons in Maryland. He luncheon in the nearby park. Rosemarie Ouellette and program expenditures to help offset amount a town had to save on the The town said that money for also is pastor of Cheverly United Lucien N. Ouellette, one- a projected $400,000 deficit in the number of Title VI CETA jobs it had. supplies for those jobs has expired. - half interest in property at ss",\ Hairtford area office that oversees The final formula was very similar In other matters discusspd 16-18 Ridge St. one-haif Mm CETA for many area towns. to the Manchester proposal. Tuesday night, the board conducted a conveyance tax of $64.90. Director Stephen Cassano said that Cassano praised the work of Steven public hearing for the ex penditure A bout town Dayton P. Stimson and the elimination of the eight jobs will Werbner, personnel assistant, and $5,690 to paint the Senior G tiz ^ Kathleen S. Stimson to allow all the funded programs to con­ other town officials for their involve­ Center at 63 Linden St. A couplerof Donald C. Fascione and tinue through Sept. 30. Other savings, ment in finding a solution. Cassano residents questioned the expenditure, “The Red Balloon,” a children’s is welcome, Esther M. Fascione, one- about $7,000, will have to be made by was in turn praised by Stephen Pen­ which will be funded by a state grant, film, will be shown Thursday at 2 half interest in property at the town, but this may become possi- 16l8 Ridge St., one-haif of ny, chairman of the board, for his because the center is expected to be Dr. Roy H. Stetler Jr. p.m. in the Junior Room of Mary The Prayer Group of Emanuel work in the proceeding. relocated. Cheney Library. Lutheran Church will meet Thursday conveyance tax of $64.90. Blowout on trailer caused crash at 10 a.m. in the church library, Irene E. Engel to followed by a meeting of the care and Rajnikant S. Mehta and The two occupants of the van towing this lose control of the vehicle which jackknifed Art group The “ Day by Day” group of Alcoholics Anonymous will meet visitation committee at 11:15. Anjana R. Mehta, property utility trailer and car were not injured late into the guard rails. The driver, Wayne R. Workshop slated tonight at 8 at Center Congregational at 84B Ambassador Drive, Tuesday morning when the van flipped over Ricker, of 48 Prospect St., Rockville, was sets events One penny overtax Church. AA contact is available 24 The Christian Service Brigade and $46.75 conveyance tax. on its side on Interstate Highway 86, between issued a warning for unsafe tires. (Herald The Church of Scientology will hold hours daily by calling 646-2355. Pioneer Girls of the Presbyterian Gary W. Wormstedt and exits 92 and 93. State police said a tire photo by Pinto) a Dianetics and Scientology Church will meet tonight at 7 at the Rose M. Wormstedt to Workshop Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at George A. Jacques and blowout on the trailer caused the operator to Andre P. Marmen, from the public returns for year First Church of Christ, Scientist, church, 43 Spruce St. A prayer relations department at Manchester Howard Johnson’s, off Exit 32 of meeting is scheduled for the same Denise M. Jacques, proper­ FINAL CLEARANCE will have its regular meeting, in­ Memorial Hospital will speak at Arts The case of the one-penny overtax of the year, they received a letter Interstate 84 in Southington. cluding -testimonies of healing, hour at the church. ty at 81 Seaman Circle, E ncounter’s Public R elations has returned for a Hartford Road threatening foreclosure unless the Guest speaker will be the Rev. tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. $36,500. workshop Wednesday at 48 Purnell couple, and they are not pleased with payment of the one-cent was made. Brown McKee, executive director of Main St. The meeting is o)>en to all. Manchester Senior Citizens Quitclaim deed ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE... Murphy will replace Place. At7;30p.m.,Marmen will dis­ the reappearance of the overcharge. The error apparently bad been cor­ the Church of Scientology in Connec­ Pinochle Group will sponsor a game George M. Holto to cuss fund raising and public Carl Zinsser, a member of the rected, but again this year it ticut. The United Pentecostal Church Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at the Army Teresa A. Hamelin, relations. Manchester Board of Directors, said appeared in the tax bill. Workshop registration will begin will have its regular service and Bi­ and Navy Club. Play is open to all property at 74 Hollister St., Arts Encounter’s drawings of that the couple has received its tax “It seems to me a town with ® Sunday at 1:30 p.m. To learn more, ble study tonight at 7:30 at the senior citizens. no conveyance tax. “Greek Revival in Manchester” will bill for this year and the amount is budget of almost $30 million should call Gail Tracy, 225-6368. church, 187 Woodbridge St. Everyone Certificate of attachment one penny more than it should be. Bloomfield State Bank, SPORT be on display through Aug. 4 at Mary be able to fix a one-penny error that Dr. Danyliw on MHA Cheney Library. This might not seem too distur­ has occurred for four years,” Zinsser Bloomfield, against Lee “The Bunce House on Hartford bing, except that this is the fourth said. He said that the couple has David Panciera and SUITS on Mr. Murphy’s qualifications, not James Murphy will bh appointed to tion from Frank Lupien of 21 Sunset year that it has happened. Frederick W. Lewis, $2,- any lack of them on Dr. Danyliw’s Road and the Hills House on asked Town Manager Robert Weiss the Manchester Housing Authority to St., who asked whether Danyliw had In fact, a year ago, the couple, to call, a step that Weiss apparently Playground notes 500, property at 29 Agnes COATS Hiilstown Road in Manchester are in­ been “drummed out of the corps." part,” Penny said. replace Dr. Joseph Danyliw. cluded in this exhibit,” said Priscilla whom Zinsser did not identify, did will take. Drive. Penny replied, “ You may Another report had been that Danyliw’s five-year term efflired Lippincott, coordinator of the Arts not pay the one cent extra. At the end Mechanic's liens last month. The new term.yto be characterize this in any way you Danyliw was being replaced because Gwenivere Kennedy ; 4. Peggy Allan Scherwitzky, doing Encounter Architectral Team. Foxy); 3. Tammy Brashier McConnell; 5. Benji Kennedy; largest. Fluffy, Reneh served by Murphy, will begin this wish. I wouldn’t characterize the of his stand on low-income bousing. Bowers: Heusser; smallest. business as Scherwitzky In­ Penny denied this saying, “To this Drawings for this exhibit are by (Butchy). 6. Nelly Melody. month and last until 1983. Change in the same vein that you Beatrix Akementin and research by Hot Shot Contest: 1. Tim Goldilocks, Becky Girard; sulation Co. of Ellington, day, I don’t know what Dr. Danyliw’s Grady; 2. Glen Ferguson; 3. Martin Best of Show: 1. Benji The appointment of someone to the would.” Michael Peretto. This exhibit may be Moriarty, Phillips Kennedy; 2. Charron Cusson; fnost intelligent. Speedy, against Herman M. s ta ^ on low-income housing is.” Mike Koblect. Hot Shot Contest: 10 and un­ term on the MHA was scheduled to He said that Murphy, who is a 3. Nelly Melody; 4. Peggy Cortney Desautell; most Frechette, Albert R. Mar­ Appointments to such commissions viewed at Cheney Library from 9 Hot Shot Second Division: 1. der, 1. Mark Cusson; 2. Don be made at Tuesday night's meeting member of the state’s Real Estate a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through McConnell; 5. Penny Carlson; colorful. Pussywillow, Becky tin, Gerald P. Rothman Commission, is a qualified candidate and boards are made by the Board of Heidi Goehring; 2. Tammy Prior; 3. Mary Prior. 11 and Girard; youngest. Snowflake, of the Board of Directors. The Friday. 6. Gwenivere Kennedy. and , Diane H. Morrison, meeting was recessed before the for the housing authority. Directors, but the nominees to fill head Killian group Kleperis; 3. Missy McCray. over, 1. Matt Skalarz; 2. Matt Suzanne Desautell; oldest. NO ALTERATIONS NO ALTERATIONS Arts Encounter is offering a free Honorable Mention, Jonas Cusson; 3. John Prior. Nathan Hale $728, property at 33 item was reached, and it will be Reports had said that Danyliw the spots are made by the executive Fluffy, Renee Heusser. play production course on Aug. 3,10, MfCray, Robb Goehring. Pets on Parade: Chess Tournament: 1. Pat Dog Show: Best looking, 1. Florence St. acted on next week. would be replaced because Roger committees of the political p ^ e s . A Manchester Committee for Bob nor Headquarters will be at 323 and 17 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 48 Killian, headed by Matthew Moriarty Center St. The qpenli^ will be beld Jacks: 1. Heidi Goehring; 2. Largest, 1. Muffin Cussant Cooney; 2. Zippy Forostoski; Eli, Becky Girard; 2. Gigi, Allan Scherwitzky, doing Before the meeting ended, Negro, a longtime Democratic Penny said that the board will take (goat); 2. George Prior (cat); Purnell Place. This course is Jr. and Paul Phillips, has been Thursday at 8 p.m. Anyone interested Missy McCray; 3. Mandy 3. Mark Gochee; 4. Scott Phil T ardiff; 3. C aesar, business as Scherwitzky however, Stephen Penny, chairman worker, was not appointed executive a bard look at recommended ap­ McCray; Honorable Mention, 3. Booboo Sklarz (rabbit); 4. designed for youths 10 through 16 in Killian’s candidacy is encouraged Forostoski; 5. Jeff Bloking. Bridget Auby; 4. LaPina,. Insulation Co. of Ellington, of the board, said that Murphy would director of the MHA. pointments if the need arises. n|uned. Tammy Kleperis. Bam Cusson (kitten); 5. Checker tournament: 1. Pat years old. Improvisation, the history to attnd. Diana Pearson. against Frechette, Martin be the new appointment to the MHA. “Mr. Murphy brings certain “We will not be making reap­ The group will open its Priscella McConnell Cooney; 2. Dianna Deforest; of theatre, make-up, costumes and a A fund-raiser, “Cocktails with Smallest: 1. Gigi, Phil Tar­ & Rothman Inc., Realtors, Penny was responding to a ques­ credentials to the Manchester pointments routinely,” he said. headquarters liiursday nigm and has (camilion). 3. Fran Sumislaski; 4. Tim diff; Bridget, Ray Brookes, tour of the Nutmeg Summer Theatre scheduled a fund-raiser Thursday, Evelyn and Bob Killian,” will be held Gladys W. Thompson and /* ®* Buckley Smallest: 1. Priscilla Kelly; 5. Tracy Bloking; 6. PANTS Housing Authority. The emphasis is Largest: 1. Caesar, Bridget Betty Alma Thompson, 2 20 in Storrs are included in this course Aug. 24. at Uk home of Jo-Ann and Mattbes McConnell; 2. Bam Cusson; 3. Jeff Bloking. ' Gothespin People: 1. Jenny Auby; 2. Moses, Sean Manky. $610, property at 41 says Delina Rock, an instructor for Killian is challenging Gov. Ella Moriarty Jr., 52 Hillcrest Road from Mkrlar; 2. Venessa Booboo Sklarz; 4. George Coloring contest: 1. Mike Best tricks: 1. Maggie, this course. Grasso in a Sept. 12 primary for the 8 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug. '24. Prior; 5. Muffin Cusson. Merrill; 2. Fran Sumislaski; Chris Auby; 2. SmokeV, Chris Packard St. footbAlL ~ Pomhagan; 3. A1 Myers. Marriage license For information on the projects Democratic nomination for gover­ Tickets are available at Killian Balancing Bat Contest: 1. Best Costume: 1. Booboo 3. Lori .Owen; 4. P atsy Repsher. Sklarz; 2. George Prior. John A. Claypoole and Building Committee makes contact Lynn Gerr or Delina Rock at nor. headquarters or from any committee Art Fettig; 2. Kevin Somric; Sumislaski; 5. Maria Owen; 6. Best behaved: 1. Snoopy, TEE S i TANK Arts Eincqunter, 48 Purnell Place, member. 3. Sharon Hart. Best Looking: Bam Cusson; Tina Jankowski Renee Heusser; 2. Mack, Debra L. Maillet, both of Moriarty and Phillips announced 2. George Prior; 3. Booboo Nok hockey: 1.. M ark Manchester, 649-3230. that Manchester Killian for Gover­ Styrofoam Animals: 1. Tina Chris McCarthy. East Hartford. Washburn; 3. Diane Fahy; 3. Sklarz; 4. Muffin Cusson; 5. Gochee; 2. Paul Cooney; 3. Oldest: 1. Moses, Sean SHIRTS ^ Priscilla McConnell. Fran Sumislaski; 4. Tim Kel­ I TOPS changes in construction Sean CSmpbell. Manley; youngest: 1. Lapina, RsdANsvy Jump Rope Contest: Funniest: 1. Priscilla ly; 5. Mike Merrill. Diana Pearson; 2. Caesar, By SUSAN VAUGHN original galvanized pipes put in when Demolition and renovation on the Longest, Carolyn Fahey; 3. McConnell; 2. Muffin Cusson; Verplanck Bridget Auby. Smart apartment SH O R t Al EEV£ ~ ~ SHORT SLEEVE Diane Fahy; 3. Mary Martin. 3. Booboo Sklarz; 4. George Most lady-like: 1. Bridget, owners know — the Herald Reporter the school was constructed in two interior of the old section of the Hickey’s Grove price Horseshow contest: 1. ages Prior; 5. Bam (Tusson. phases, in the early 1900s and the Best Trick; 1. Heather 9-12 partners Steve Byrne and Ray Brookes. best way to find the police station has begun. The work on Best in Parade; 1. George Piccin look-alike: 1. Rascal, DRESS $ Q The Town Building Committee Lavery; 2. Valerie Martin; 3. Mike Downs; 13-16 partners, re n te rs you need Is 1920s. the entire second phase of the new Prior; 2. Bam Cusson; 3. Becky Girard. authorized Tuesday night change William Dion, director of school Mary Martin. Kevin Byrne and Tim Lauzon. with a Classified Ad, station addition and renovations is Most in Half Min.: 1. Booboo Sklarz; 4. Priscilla Most funny looking: 1. Try one. orders for the reconstruction building maintenance, also urged McConnell; 5. Muffin Cusspn. Dog Show: Funniest, 1. SHIRTS ts approaching the 40 percent mark Bridget, Ray Brookes. SRII called high for town Valerie Martin, 2. Mary Mar­ projects at the Bentley School and that the pipes be replaced. He said Dog Show: Best behaved: 1. Cathy Foley; 2. Mike Tuley; 3. Beg, to 117.901 necessary before the town can sub­ tin; 3. Diane Fahey. Wayne Hollingsworth. the Manchester Police Station. There is a large difference in the Charron Cusson; 2. Penny once the piping starts to fail, it might mit an application for the federal suited for recreational use by the Pet Parade: Prettiest, 1. Best Costume: 1. Susan The committee lacked by one By GREG PEARSON Carlson; 3. Nelly Melody; 4. as well all be replaced. funds for the second pha^e, town. price the owners are seekipg.for tte, Cheryl Roy; 2. Kevin Byrne; 2. Mike Smith; 3. ENTIRE STOCK member a necessary quorum of five Herald Reporter Benji Kennedy; 5. Gweniviere The committee agreed to the new Lawrence said. The authorized Mayor Stephen Penny also said property and the appraised value the O'Donnell; 3, Art Fettig. Susan Byrne; 4. Cathy Filey. to take an official vote, but Donald Kennedy; 6. Peggy pipes, but not the installation of a changes would leave about $8,539 in The Town of Manchester’s Ad­ that he would not be surprised if the town received from an appraiser. B est T ric k ; 1. Kevin Smallest: 1. Mike Tuley; 2. .V Kudil, secretary and acting chair­ McConnell. janitor’s shower at a cost of $1,931. the police project contingency ac­ visory Recreation and Park Commis­ town decides to drop the proposed Also, owners of the pond :are - O’Donnell; 2. Art Fettig. K im S h a e r ; 3. W ayne man, said he and the chairman of the Smallest: 1. Nelly l)Ielody; Dion said none of the janitor’s count. sion will reconunend that the town application for BOR funds to expected to submit plans showing ' B ig g e s t: 1. K evin Hollingsworth. committee have the authority to 2. Gwenivere Kennedy; 3. showers in any of the elementary The committee expressed concern not proceed with the purchase of purchase Hilliard Pond. how the pond will be drained. O’Donnell; 2. Cheryl Roy. Largest: 1. Mike Tuley; 2. make change orders and that a vote Charron Cusson; 4. Benji surrs'!^ PRICEI Kim Shaer; 3. Wayne 1/2 schools have ever been used. about the dwindlihg contingency fund Hickey’s Grove because the asking The board has approved The property then could be Green Kennedy; 5. Peggy is not necessary. Paul Phillips, chair­ Mankey reported that the Bentley price is too high. proceeding with the application developed and would be more Pets on Parade: Smallest, McConnell; 6. Penny Carlson. Hollingsworth. in the Washington School-West Side Largest: 1. Mike Smith; 2. man of the committee who was ill School renovations are now about 65 The commission originally had valuable to the present owners, their Lisa Bobenfant (Sonny- F u n n ie s t: 1. P eg g y Rec construction project. They said work, but it has not given final ap­ Cathy Filey; 3. Nancy Byrne. SHORT SLEEVE NMTS Tuesday night, said today that he had hamster); largest, Tammy McConnell; 2. Nelly Melody; to 70 percent complete and are there may be as little as $3,000 left in suggested that the town apply for a proval to filing the application. attorney has said. Best of show: 1. Mike the authority to make minor change Brashier (Buzzy-rabbit); best 3. Benji Kennedy; 4. Penny tHrSOCKS expected to be finished by the time the account after changes suggested federal Bureau of Outdoor Recrea­ • Snap Fronts • Crus • orders. He also said be had consulted looking, Tammy Brashier Smith; 2. Cathy Foley; 3. Nan­ school opens in September. by Lawrence. No change orders for tion to pay half the cost of buying the Carlson; 5. Gwenivere with the architecrs before the (Buzzy-rabbit); best of show, Kennedy; 6. Charron Cusson. cy Byrne. He said it would be helpful to have Washington School were authorized 16-acre parcel off Oakland Street. meeting on the proposed changes. Lisa Bonenfant (Sonny- Largest: 1. Penny Carlson; Best looking: 1. Mike 2/0500 a decision on whether the dental Tuesday pending further price The commission last week, Sewer bid double Smith; 2. Jeff Hennequin; 3. The two major changes authorized hamster); honorable mention, 2. Peggy McConnell; 3. Benji 3/»a clinic is going to be installed in the quotations from the contractor. however, received confirmation of Mike Tuley. included $4,578 to replace all the Lori Wilson (Cling-a-long- Kennedy; 4. Charron Cusson;, school, but he said it is not holding up Dion also expressed concern that the price the owners will ask for the cat). Best behavior: 1. Mike water pipes in Bentley School and 5. Gwenivere Kennedy. Discontinued work on the rest of the project. The the school would be ready for oc­ property — reportedly about $300,000. estimate by town Dog Show: Best trick, Tam­ Best Costume: 1. Nelly Smith, 2. Cathy Foley; 3. Kim $7,725 for additional renovations to a Shaer. town is waiting to hear from the cupancy when school opens Sept. 6. The commission feels that the my Brashier (Foxy); best Melody; 2. Penny Carlson; 3. AT«U main corridor in the police station, a mitted a joint bid of $1,898,000. Department of Housing and Urban Lawrence said the timetable is property is still a good one for the The apparent low bid received by looking, Tammy Brashier Benji Kennedy. . Waddell shower stall in the officers’ locker The federal and state governments JARMAN SHOES Development (HUD) on a request for close on the project, but the contrac­ town to acquire, but not at the the town Tuesday on trunk sewer (Butcby); funniest, Lori Best Looking: 1. Jai Alai: 1. Ray Brookes; 2. room and a steel ladder to the roof. will pay about 90 percent of the cost Wilson (Damien); largest, a release of $50,000 in community tor has assured him that the suggested price. construction for the Bryan Farms Gweniviere Kennedy; 2. Peter Saglio; 3. Mark • Not all styles In t SHI Architect Richard Mankey said the of the project and the town about 10 Richie Aroian (Caesar); best Peggy McConnell; 3. fenji development funds to pay for the classroom sections of the school will Dorothy Brindamour, a commis­ area was nearly twice as high as the Belanger;,4. Tim CHievalier. every size. decision by the committee on percent. behaved, Daniel Adams Kennedy; 4. Nelly Melody; 5. clinic construction and equipment. be ready in time for school opening. sion member, said that she has said town’s estimate on the project. The Pet Show: Most original. continues.. replacing the pipes in Bentley was The higher bids will increase the (Droopy); best costumed, Bil­ Charron Cusson; 6. Penny Fluffy, Renee Heusser; The changes authorized on the Dion said if the project is com­ all along that the application for a town’s estimate was $6M,000. highly important at this time b^ause town’s share by about $70,000, which ly-Massey (Mitzi).First place Carlson. cutest. Snowflake, Suzanne police station work included patching pleted a week before school opens. It BOR grant would be pursued only if Modern Continental Construction, the decision was holding up the work will be paid by the residential and best in show Richie Arioan Best Trick: 1. Charron Desautell; best behaved. plaster, installing a new ceiling, floor does not leave much time for his the purchase price was a reasonable Inc. of Cambridge, Mass, was the ap­ (Caesar); 2. Tammy Brashier TOO! on the entire project. commercial property owners ser­ Cusson; 2. Penny Carlson; 3. Speedy, Cortney Desaotell; and electrical work in the first floor cleaning crews to do their work. one. ' parent low bidder at $1,347,270. Mankey said at least two major viced by the sewers. corridor, which architect Richard The Building Committee will plan Apparently, she and the other com­ The other bidders included Cobra W AUETS pipes in the old school have started to Residents in the area in the Lawrence said could be done for a to have an Inspection tour of mission members agree that the pre­ Construction Co. of Glastonbury with leak since construction began. He northern tip of the town have been total of about $3,440. The shower stall different phases of the Washington sent proposal is too high. a bid of $1,774,600. Glenn Construc­ said be feels the pipes are bad complaining of problems with septic THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT would cost ^,483 and the ladder School, If necessary, prior to oc­ A reduction in the asking price tion Co. of Manchester and Mohawk 1/2 PRICE throughout the building. They are the systems for many years. about $700. cupancy. could lead to reconsideration of the Construction Co. of Newington sub­ proposal. “If they’re going to do it (lower the MVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE STORRS CAMPUS THIS FAIL • All Sales Final • price), they’d better hurry up/’ she Legal aid to start ■ said. Time might be running out for Hurry In tor Police probe three murders applying for ^ R funds, she said. Fred Ramey, another commission Best member, has long supported the in about two weeks A variety of graduate and undergraduate courses are offered In Selectlonl the following disciplines; Hickey’s Grove purchase. But, he The Town of Manchester’s legal if an appeal is made in a case handled of juveniles in gay ring. agrees the present price is too high. aid program should start in about through the program. Art, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, He believes the land is ideally two weeks, attorney Josiah Lessner He, however, does not feel that this Classics, Computer Science, Design and Resource Management, w arehouse said today. is a problem. Dramatic Arts, Educational Administration, Educational HARTFORD (UPI) - Police are at the time of the killings, but said male juvenile runaways.” The program was supposed to start If money for an appeal cangot be Psychology, Elementary Education, Foundations and Curriculum, The better/dee in PoodShoppkigI investigating what they believe to be none were Connecticut residents. Dunn, a fugitive from federal MCC pven July 1. A contract has not been found from ther sources, the legal aid Higher Technical and Adult Education, Physical Education, foods murders of three juveniles taken A Connecticut state police authorities, was arrested Thursday signed, but a corporation to run the program might ask for contributions Secondary Education, Electrical Engineering, Engineering, from New York City to Connecticut spokesman Tuesday confirmed the when be tried to buy $5,000 worth of two pianos, program is being formed and a staff from conununity organizations and English, Fine Arts, French, German, History, Human Development by a New York homosexual ring. department was “cooperating with travelers checks with a phony check, person for the office has been hired, residents, Lessner said. and Family Relations, Italian, Linguistics, Mathematics, Police said Tuesday the juveniles New York City police in investigating police said. needs more be said. Alan Mason, Community'Develop­ Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy, Music, Nursing, Philosophy, MEN’S SHOP were taken into (tennecticut in 1973 an alleged homosexual ring involving The program will be run by the ment coordinator, said that there is no funding provided for appeals. Physics, Political Science, Portuguese, Sociology, Spanish, and 469 MAIN ST. for homosexual relations with Manchester Community College Manchester Bar Association. Statistics. “wealthy johns,” murdered, then has received two used pianos donated Lessner headed a committee to Even though there are now few (AcroM From PAWA) Toppt Plaza ” 7(Jlunt (M*MK (doc td didp, ^ m od buried in the state. iwAsks for details by private citizens for use in its new organize the local bar’s proposal to appeals through the Hartford Coupty New York police said they have a music practice rooms and two more provide legal aid. Legal Aid Society program, the Most of these courses meet only once or twice a week In the late afternoon or EAST HARTFORD suspect in custody at Riker’s Island pianos could be used. The Town Board of Directors Manchester program should pro\4de early evening. Degree and non-degree students are eligible to take courses. such service, he said. ! • NEWINGTON •SEYMOUR jail. They identified him as Willie HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella wants details on bow the participants A portable classroom unit~has selected that proposal instead of one Cost is $45 per credit. Dunn, who they claim was “a prin­ Grasso says she wants more infor­ who live on their own are monitored. recently been Installed at the campus submitted by the Hartford County Lessner said that the service 4rill • PUINVILLE •W EST HARTFORD 903 Main Street Tri-City Plaza cipal in the group that was kidnap­ mation about the independent living The report, com; ^ _ after the with four practice rooms. Legal Aid Society. be provided. ; ping and mu^ering male juveniles” program than was reported to her by governor read newi stoilles of a 17- Anyone having a piano in usable Lessner said that the $5,000 in Com­ Manchester residents seeking l^ a l in the two states. condition to donate should call Dr. munity Development funds that will aid still are being referred to Hart­ For additional Information on registration procedures and deadline dates call MANCHESTER VEMON the state Department of Children and year-old ward who s a prostitute, the Office of Credit Programs at the Storrs Campus — 48$-3832. Authorities wouldn’t name the Youth Services. gave statistical bn ':downs about Alden Buker at 646-8222, or at the pay the cost of the program does not ford County until the local program .OPEN TUES.toFRL9-9.SAT.9-7 .£7^ OPOl M l 'til 5:30; Thurs. 'til 9:00 OPEN Daily 'til 9:00; Sal 'tH 5-.30 three slain juveniles, aged 13 and 14 Mrs. Grasso said Tuesday she Uie 232 youngsters li the program. college, ^ 9 0 0 , ext. 2M. cover possible costs that could occur starts. : i It

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(UPI photo) r a il. . . j u s t for enjoying our Strikes continue '*■' * Al tlmo of fodomplion ttlo t tix ot 25* mutt b t paid Tennessee race in several cities appears crowded By United Press International NASHVILLE, Tenh. (UPI) — Money is so tight over at Emergency police telephone operators returned to Shelley Stiles’ campaign headquarters they're painting their jobs today in Detroit but striking sanitation workers over old campaign buttons so he’ll have some to pass and mechanics denied a court order and refused to end around. ' (Iwli wiMwit walkgiit despite the threat of dismissal. But Stiles, a Nashville attorney and Common Cause Detroit was not tte only city with municipal labor lobbyist, is an exception in a crowded field of candidates problems. In San A nta^, Texas, striking garbage colla­ for governor who have spent upwards of 35 million for the tors clashed ’Tuesday with police. A San Antonio city chance to succeed Democrat Ray Blanton in office in councilman, hoping t o '^ o id future confrontations between strikers, non-union\m fcers and police, said he January. Tennesseans will nominate candidates for governor. would seek assistance from the^ S. Justice Department. Congress, the Public Service Commission and the state Bus drivers in Wheeling, WiVa., went on strike legislature Thursday. The spotlight will be on the Tuesday, shutting down bus ,transMrtation in that city Democratic gubernatorial sweepstakes in this state, and its eastern Ohio suburbs. IiyRocky Mount, N.C., which has elected only one Republican governor in 50 striking garbagemen, fired in an illegal walkout last years. week, agreed to return to work and got their jobs back. Although there are eight names on the Democratic A Detroit police spbkesman said the emergency ballot for governor, most observers predict the race will civilian operators returned to the jobs as scheduled at narrow down to a tight contest among Knoxville banker midnight, but 650 garbage collectors refused to make Prodace PepiTj Jake Butcher; Bob Clement, chairman of the state Public their regularly scheduled pickups and the striking Service Commission and son of the late Gov. Frank Cle­ mechanics set up picket lines in an attempt to disrupt bus ment, and Nashville Mayor Richard Fulton, a former service for a second day. The workers’ main complaint SPLIT , congressman. involves forced overtime. Nashville attorney Lamar Alexander, a former White “We can’t let the drivers go out in the buses until the House aide who has also worked for various Tennessee mechanics come in,” a Detroit Department of Transpor­ CHICKENS GOP leaders, was defeated by Blanton four years ago and tation spokesman said. ’The department, however, did not is running again this year. He is favored in the primary immediately cancel bus service for today. over conservative State Rep. Harold Sterling of Tuesday’s strike forced as many as 2M,000 bus com­ Memphis, but that race also has tightened in the closing muters to seek other ways of getting to and from work days of the campaign. and made morning and evening rush hour traffic jams FRESH ( Freien Feeds ) CUT UP Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker is up for re- even worse than usual. election to his third Senate term. Four other Republicans “I walked,” said 67-year-old retiree Harry Borowski. LOOK AT W HAT no baci ib CHICKEN LEGS ^ . oppose Baker on the ballot, but Baker is expected to walk “You don’t see no wings on me, do you?” CHICKENS away with the nomination despite widespread dis­ Wayne County Circuit Judge Myron Wahls granted the Kitchen Treat *1.00 W ILL BUY! satisfaction in his home state earlier this year with his city a temporary restraining order Tuesday and ordered Double Crust S A V E 1 8 * S e n d r u m s t i c k s » 9 8 ^ push for ratification of the Panama Canal treaties. the strikers back to work immediately. M a r ie r e d ' Baker has his eye on a presidential bid in 1980 but is Mayor Coleman A. Young said city workers will be FRESH Red C ^ taking one race at a time and running hard for re- fired if they defy the court order and refuse to return to SAVE 46> 49 I SAVE 2A* lb. C u ttin g ^ election. He has spent more than $800,000 on his primary work. SAVE 59< OIICKEN CHICKEN THIGHS 8 8 * campaign and could have a fight on his hands in Besides the mechanics and sanitation workers, the FRESH ea. November. strike also involved clerical workers at DOT, members of 4oz. CAN CAMPBaL'S p IeS6oz 6 n VIVA Bristling at suggestions that they are tilting at wind­ Local 214, and employees of the Election Commission and BREASTS 4 CHICKEN WINGS lb. 5 8 * RED ILUSH SOUTHERN mills, nine Democrats are battling for a chance to take on Institute of Arts. PAKR Baker in the fall. Front-runners for the Democratic In San Antonio Tuesday, about 15 strikers and their sup­ M H A / I ’"'’’^■^I'OCjrBAIIlUiA CREAM QUARIERED FRESH senatorial nomination are party activist Jane Eskind, porters planned to pitch tents at City Hall to demand the Towns IS wife of a Nashville stockbroker; former state Sen. Bill rehiring of garbage collectors dismissed for participating , NCVVImINI CREAMPIESsKoLOkl STEMS S PECES lb. PEACHES JUMBO ROLL! 16oz. CAN CHICKEN LIVERS 5 8 * Bruce of Memphis, and flamboyant Madisonville at­ in ttie wildcat walkout. PIK-D-RITE 16oz. A 6 4 CHICI torney J.D . Lee. Police officers came to enforce a city ordinance A recent constitutional convention approved an amend­ prohibiting erection of a structure without a permit and SLICED STRAWBERRIES 2 ^ ment allowing governors to serve two successive four- brief altercation followed. Five strikers were arrested. LEGS year terms, but Blanton, after keeping everyone guessing City Councilman Rudy Ortiz, one of two councilmen op­ UANV CHICKEN until a week before the June 1 qualifying deadline, said he posed to the city’s locking out of 157 employees who would not seek a second term. walked off their jobs, ’Tuesday sent a telegram to Gil M BROCCOLI SPEARSS vM SPLIT MEHINPFBIS Pompa, director of the Community Relations Service, 3Thighs, 3Wings, asking,for mediation assistance. 14oz. BOTTLE n 6 4 32oz. BOTTLE 6 4 A A CHICKEN 3 Drumsticks Klebanoff heads iiA W GREEN PEAS 4 1 1 HUNT'S KETCHUP 6U Palmolive Dish Uquid ^ . 0 0 and 3 Breasts lb. TASTE O’ SEA BREASTS 3 . . M Dog dung banned 6oz. CAN - C CAN A 6 4 Grasso campaign HSH CAKE OINNERS SOT. RAGU TOMATO PASTE 3 ^ 1 HUNT’S TOMATO SAUCE ( Service Deli ^ HARTFORD (UPI) — Howard Klebanoff, a West Hart­ ford attorney, is the new man in charge of Gov. Ella T. in New York City Soz. PKG. r A 4 4 BAR PACK / Grasso’s re-election campaign. ------BODNER'S FRANKS COOKED Klebanoff, a former four-term state representative, NEW YORK (UPI) - New York City is using Public SWEET UFEWAFRES ZEST OAR SOAP BATH SIZE1 1 . 0 0 n f o M T E D MILK.30Z. 3 ! 1 Health Law 1310 to force several hundred thousand dogs was named Tuesday by Mrs. Grasso to succeed John CRINKLE CUT or REG. IS A 4 ROAST BEEF v.ib88^ Dempsey Jr., who was elected by the Democratic State and their owners to learn a new trick — how to make dog m WEAVER’S 81 i 0 dung disappear. Beef Franks ib. ^1 / Beef Franks 31b. Bag Central Committee last week as party chairman. The law, tht applies to New York City and Buffalo, HEINZ DEEP FRIES ,2oz. on S A V E 47 « S A V E 29« S A V E 5 0 * CHICKEN ROLL vzib.^l.lo Dempsey, son of former governor John Dempsey Sr., went into effect at 12:01 a.m .Tuesday and provides fines replaced House Majority Leader William O’Neill of East LAND O’ LAKES SLICED Hampton, who is the party’s nominee for lieutenant up to 6100 to owners if they don’t clean up after their pets. SWEET LIFE KELLOGG’S In New York, the city’s 145 sanitation cops immediate­ M s SNACK TRAY M .00 AM ERM CHEESE ■Alb governor. FRANCO- 0 S C 3 t for Quick Nutritious Mouis! 88^ Mrs. Grasso also announced that Sen. Robert Houley, ly sprang into action. D-Somers, will serve as deputy campaign manager. One of them. Patrolman Anthony D’Onafrio, issued 13 TOMATO CORN AMERICAN WhHeorPInk SAVE 42* Houley staged a short-lived run for lieutenant governor summonses in his first three hours on duty in an area VALUABLE COUPON 50 1LB. PKG. A 4 R Q COLESLAW J 8 « and then announced last week he will not seek reelection around Central Park. SWEET LIFE 6oz. 'I ' H FLAKES SPAGHEniO'S “I won’t give anyone a break,” D’Onafrio said. “The 32oz. BOTTLE tcO F F REG.PRICE to a fourth term in tjie Senate. 8oz. PKG. 1 1 4 .7 0 Z . CAN Jumbo Meat W ieners^ ! Klebanoff, a native Of New Haven, was appointed by law is very clear: Clean up after your dog.” ' POTATO SALAD , J 8 * House Speaker Jam es Kennelly one year ago Tuesday to He added, “I only saw one person with a scooper. I also 1LB. PKG. 1LB. PKG. got two other people for walking their dogs without a 64 RQ the new state Board of Higher Education and was later leash.” OSCAR MAYER MACARONI SALAD » 4 8 * elected its chairman. Houley, first elected to the Senate in 1969, was the Ap­ Sanitation Patrolman Frank Brucale: said he saw a dog (Health & Beauty') Jumbo Beef Franks H propriations Committee Senate chairman and a member “do his number in the straetJ’ REGULAR or LIME oz. 6 4 A A of the Governor’s Finance Advisory Committee for six “I went up to the owner and told-bim to c l ^ i t up. He 11 zn BACON 1LB. PKG. 6 4 R Q ( Service Bakery) took a newspaper from a garbage can and as I walked ITALIAN or RUSSIAN A 6 4 16oz. CRINKLE CUT years. away, threw the paper back without picking it up. I . DLD SPICE SHAVE CR EAM n.D O The governor faces a Sept. 12 primary with Lt. Gov. w alk^ back and he picked up the paper again. As I 14oz. BOTTLE 6 4 A A With coupon. Limit one coupon per Wieners with Cheese’ l HARD ROLLS J 1 . 1 9 Robert K. Killian who managed to gain the necessary 20 walked away he threw it back,”- Brucale said. KRAR DRESSINGS ..z Z H OBMONTE BEETS customer. Good thru August 5,1978 percent of the delegates at the party’s convention last 16oz. Loaf COC month for a gubernatorial primary, the first in This charade was repeated once more, Brucale said, LISTERINE MOUTHWASH M . 0 0 AIR FRESHENERS A 6 4 MONTE 46oz. CAN A 6 4 until “I hid behind a building. He walked away without Pumpernickel Bread u U Democratic state history. picking it up and I gave him a summons.” 1.S0L Quick On, Unscented or Regular- 64 A A RENUZTT SOLIDS loz. 3 i 1 Pineapple-Orange Drink 2 i f ! BIG ONE The new law, which does not apply to blind persons with tRUELLERSor seeing-eye dogs, brought an army of reporters out on the DAN ROLL-ON DEODORAir 1 . 0 0 16oz. CAN FRENCH STYLE A 64 DEL MONTE 46oz. CAN A 6 4 OLOniONED DONUTS Dozen I Fiscal year ends streets to measure and photograph the effectiveness of Wt reitrvt right to IlmH quantHkt to 4 unHf unltRS othtrwiM tpocHiod. Not roRponiibli lor typogrtphlCRl orrort. the new code, which is a im ^ at cleaning the 350,000 DELMONTE GREEN B E A N S o fI Pineapple-GiapeM D rink2^ n with $94.5 million pounds of dog waste left in the city every day. These Coupons Are Only Aeailabie in This Paper and Ali Can Be Redeemed vritha Single ^7.S0 Purchase NEW|Ki^1.00 HARTFORD (UPI) — State Comptroller J. Edward SAVE 49* SAVE 48* Caldwell says the Grasso administration has ended the (^ If Service Baker^ SAVE 25* r-TaaiBHffi 40| 1977-78 fiscal year with a $94.5 million surplus. Fishing thwarted CAN Caldwell indicated Tuesday that much of the tax bonan­ C A M m U 'S I BIRDS EYE 4‘/2 0Z.TUB ^ j 1LB. PKG. , , ■ , MOTT'S 15oz. JAR ! ! za is because state officials underestimated just how % 2O0Z. LOAF SLICED A 6 4 con much the state’s taxes would bring in. PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — Maine fishermen, hoping CMCKIH HOODLE I # A A I I I I PRINCE I State agencies also apparently did not spend as much of to get in one last week of money-making catches before RECIPE SWEET .UFE BREAD 3 ^ ^ COOL A C j i l E T LIFE Q C \ APPLE QC i I their allocations by the close of the fiscal year that ended the Gulf of Maine is closed to haddock and cod fishing SODA D 0 6 F 0 0 D June 30, as had been estimated by Democratic budget- Saturday, are being thuTarted by a Massachusetts strike. SOUP MRS. KAVANAUGH’S 12oz. CAN 10.7OZ. CAN ALL VARIETIES I makers. , . . ^ The strike by more than 500 workers at 14 New Bed­ M !jMargarim7 | SAUCE M i Macaroni# I It was the third fiscal year surplus out of four budgets ford, Mass., fish processing plants began last weekend ENGLISH MUFFINS Whh coupon and addlUontI '7.50 Purchaso. With coupon and additional '7.50 purchase. WHh coupon end addHIonal '7.50 Purchase. With coupon and additional '7.50 purchase. I drafted during Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s term. and has left a surplus of fish in New England, causing Limit on« coupon ptr customer. Limit one coupon per customer. Limit one coupon per customer. Limit one coupon per customer. | Good thru Saturday, August 5.1970. I Of the $94.5 million surplus, about $81 million has prices to plummet throughout the region. 6 PACK Good thru Selurday, August 5.1070. I Good thru Selurdty, August S. 1978. Good thru Saturday. August 5.1978. ■ M already been earmarked for the state’s current 1978-79 ' ‘"This is the killing blow. After this week they won’t be Z, election year budget. That leaves about $13 milion for use able to fish for haddock or cod any more,” Reginald — ______Iz______1 4 during the 1979-80 fiscal year. Lamb of Portland’s R&S Seafood Co. said 'Diesday. n

/ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 2,1978- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestei-, Conn., Wed., Aug. 2, 1978 POOIKfiTo Poetry I i K a u r l | f f l t r r Citizens take precautions T h K I s K r I Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 'm... f A father’s M*mb«r, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press Intemalional after small town murder Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, heart-cry she said. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. NEW HARTFORD (UPI) - The 28, had gone at 9 ji.m. Saturday to first violent death in 30 years in this Aranow’s body was found Sunday view the landscape from “Lookout Raymond F. Robinaon, Edllo^Publishtr Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor Far in the uplands, near the roots quiet northwestern Connecticut by his uncle, Frank Jones, a retired Point,” a scenic overlook.

«a o;ien ll|l■ ^)HM^mtPVl^ll)»'Xl>|llll!ll^l^Wl^>'1^y^»l»>:,, of mountains, village has people who are ordinarily CIA agent living on his 180-acre es­ The first Jones knew the two were the reservoir retains a forest- open to strangers locking their doors tate since he left government service on his property was Sunday morning O p in io n hidden trust — at night. last year. Police said It. appeared he when Asherman, shirtless, said he from shore to leafy shore blue-cool . The last homicide in New Hart­ died of multiple stab wounds. and Aranow had run into “ some tranquillity. „ ford, a community of 4,400 known by Bloodhounds with police roamed trouble” in the woods; the two had So for your lifelong nurturing I sportsmen for fly fishing on the Far­ woodlands looking for evidence Mon­ gotten separated and that he had hold, mington River, occurred April 12, day and Tuesday, aid scuba divers . fallen asleep. spring-fed from ancient sources of 1948 when a school janitor was shot in looked in three estate fishing ponds Police would not elaborate upon Presidential papers the Earth, i the chest. for the missing murder weapon. the “trouble” Asherman said the two this free and open mirroring of the People are now taking precautions Connecticut State Police experienced in the woods. sky, because of the weekend killing of spokesman John McLeod said police Asherman, Jones, Robert Lane, 31, Once again the issue of the Nixon papers and tapes. reflections of a starry universe by Michael Aranow, 26, a student at are going to ask local fire and the dead man’s brother, Philip presidential papers has come night. Columbia^ University’s College of departments for volunteers to search Aranow, 31, then began searching for Congress passed a law turning For you I hold untroubled deeps Physiciaiu and Surgeons. the area Saturday because the Aranow. His father, Henry Aranow before a congressionai panel. White House papers of his ad­ beneath the wind-rough A woman at Town Hall, where acreage is “beyond the scope” of the Jr., was a professor at the Columbia A House Government ministration over to the Open forum surface. State Police have a second-floor 25 to 30 troopers involv^ in the University medical school until his Operations subcommittee has General Services Administra- >■...... ini'"...... command post, didn’t want to be search so far. retirement in June. approved legislation which When streambeds bake and identified and said things have “We have no suspects. We have no Phillip Aranow of Somerville, tion. Some of the papers o f ^ _ r r n A mudflats crack in fissures changed since the slaying. one in custody. We’re proceeding Mass., and Lane, of Palo Alto, Calif., would declare papers ac­ earlier presidents, taken with 1 a k C S e X C C p t l O n S t O S t a t e m e n t s a t L o \ or sunlight burns upon the rainless “This has always bwn the kind of with the physical evidence and we’re arriveid at the estate earlier in the cumulated by a president to be them when they left the White valleys, town where you can walk through keeping an open mind,” McLeod day and went directly to a cabin, as said. did Michael and Stephen. Jones said public property, subject only to House, have been lost. Some To the editor: care home license can be issued for a In conclusion, residents of I break out wildly thundering at the and not be afraid of anything. Why, Manchester, please let us all work brim — After arms embargo vote nobody would think twice about going Jones found the body on a footpath. the men often went to the cabin, the provision that some of also have been deliberately A recent issue of the Manchester capacity of no more than four children. If any time the together as members of thq com­ my being and my best poured ail into the woods. But I do believe peo­ Police were told Aranow and a iocated about a mile from his house, those papers could be kept Evening Herald contained an article The House narrowly approved a com­ Ind.; Rep. James Wright Jr., D-Texas; Rep. classmate, Stephen M. Asherman, destroyed. provider exceeds the capacity munity in providing and aliowing the toward you, ple are locking their doors at night,” without first checking with him. sealed for 10 years following a which covered a meeting of the renewing capillaries of good soil promise amendment to allow President John Brademas, D-Ind.; and Rep. Stephen Zoning Board of Appeals. At that number as stated on her (or his) Vitaliy important service of day care. Carter to lift the arms embargo against Solarg, D-N.Y. Wright and Hamilton worked presidential term. license, the provider is in danger of At the same time, we must be cogni­ and vital watertables meeting, a licensed family day care underground. Turkey. Outside the Capitol, after the vote, out the compromise. Story on front page. If the subcommittee’s having that license revoked. I am zant of the rights of those who oppose wishes eventually become law, home on Deepwood Drive in were (left to right) Rep. Lee Hamilton, D- (UPI photo) Brooke turns to campaign Traditionally, presidential Manchester was discussed, and that writing this letter as a concerned certain day care situations and do Each desert of strange emptiness BOSTON (UPI) — Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., is (X)0 and that the rest of the money was owed to members papers have become the there should be less chance of home seems to be stirring up quite a private member of the community; our best to respect their wishes and between us, turning his attention toward a tough re-election fight, of his family, the heirs to the remainder of Mrs. Ferrari- that happening in the future. however, I am also employed by the cooperate with them. your dried-up expectations, thirsty property of the chief executive controversy. The article was in­ following a decision not to prosecute him for perjury over Scacco’s estate. licensing agency so you can be Sincerely, to dispose of as he saw fit. In The Nixon precedent is a good teresting and informative, but I must years, Carter given mixed bag “misstatements” he made during his divorce Brooke, a liberal, faces a strong challenge from conser­ 2 Linda Johnson, opportunity to make the take exception to the statements of assured that the above information is your parching needs in each great proceedings. vative Avi Nelson in the Sept. 19 Republican primary. recent years most presidents Manchester agony, change permanently. The Mr. Neville and Mr. Reinhorn as accurate. Suffolk County District Attorney Garrett H. Byrne Seven Democrats are vying for their party’s nomination have elected to donate their stated in the article. what eise was any father for? what decided Tuesday not to prosecute on the advice of retired to oppose Brooke in heavily Democratic Massachusetts. papers to libraries built for public, after all, paid for the Mr. Neville, a Deepwood Drive else is he for now? • State Supreme Court Justice Jacob J. Spiegal, Byrne’s Brooke said Tuesday he will return to Massachusetts accumulation of this material. on foreign policy front that purpose. Most of the resident, was quoted as saying, Finding common ground special prosecutor in the matter. this weekend to “campaign as vigorously as I possibly material has been made There is no good reason why “We’ve all been revaluated. If you Brooke admitted making “misstatements” in a divorce can to hold my job and keep my seat in the Senate of the distributing reports with titles such Let no incavings block our life- United States.” the public should not retain grant this permit, our property will By MARTHA ANGLE WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress House Tuesday went along with the withdrawal of Turkish troops. deposition filed last year. He was recently divorced from available for public use, with as “ Environmentalists and sustaining flow, Senate and voted to lift the three- Earlier, the House approved Brooke refused to specuiate on the outcome of a Senate be devalued.” With all due respect to and ROBERT WALTERS has handed President Carter a mixed his wife of 31 years, Remiga. some exceptions. possession of it, excluding only Developers: Can They Agree on no unexpected sharp collapse of year-old arms embargo against legislation telling the president he Ethics Committee probe, which is also iooking into his Mr. Neville, I must say I disagree bag on the foreign policy front: an Speigel told Byrne that Brooke’s false statements “are personal communications, for Anything?” things. Turkey — with some conditions. must proceed step by step with full not to be construed as material misrepresentations that finances, but said he would resist efforts to turn it into “a Because of continuing con­ wholeheartedly with that statement. WASHINGTON (NEA) - William important victory on the Turkish troversies surrounding some of posterity. K. Reilly appears to be a dedicated Hie foundation also hosts periodic arms embargo question, but a war­ The narrow 208-205 vote included a congressional consultation in his could have influenced, to a reasonable degree, the deter­ fishing expedition.” Children do not devalue property proviso that the president certifies Brooke’s attorney Charles Morin complained Monday environmentalist when he speaks meetings for a small group of ning that it wants a hand in plans to plans to withdraw all 32,000 mination of the final (divorce) settlement.” simply by being present at a par- the action is in the national interest Brooke said Tuesday he was pleased Byrne and Spiegel the Senate Ethics Committee’s inquiry into his cleint’s fondly of “a vision of man living in representatives from both the All better sharings, unsai'd withdraw American troops from American groups troops from South ticuiar home for a portion of the day. South Korea. and that the Turkish government Korea during the next four or five “found no evidence to support a charge of perjury in this financial affairs was too broad. harmony with nature, a resulting chemical industry and environmen­ tendernesses, Mr. Reinhom, a Zoning Board of In what Carter earlier described as- move positively toward a solution of years. The Senate approved similar case.” respect for natural processes and ... tal organizations, to discuss im­ let them be as wildflowers we Appeals member, was said to be plementation of the new Toxic gathered once — “the most important foreign policy the Cyrpus problem, including the restrictions last week. Brooke claimed in Middlesex Probate Court in 1976 and Other editors say*. wise use of the earth’s resources.” return of refugees and the bothered by the fact that two Substances Control Act. a meadowy day; from stream's issue now before Congress,” the In the Senate, legislation was ap­ 1977, and in an out-of-court deposition in May 1977 he But Reilly sounds like a proved providing nearly ?5 billion for IFLETCHER GLASS CO. children are already being cared for From those sessions have emerged turbulence as we walked, owed $49,(X)0 to Boston liquor distributor A. Raymond Don Sutton, a strong young man businessman when he warns that a three-year extension of many of the Tye. 0*kr 15 Ktiirf of iMptriofKO Of MANCHESTER One way to break the logjam in our at the licensed day care home in recommendations to the federal some water-sparks flew up arid who earns his livelihood hurling a “conservationists blessed the yellow nation’s anti-poverty programs. The Last May, Brooke said his debt to Tye was actuaily $2,- courts is to have the judges, who are question. He was also said to have government for new testing Convict will continue baseball for' the Los Angeles always complaining they are asked for stronger “policing” of such must be willing to cups you pulled with small and House passed its version earlier, and COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE requirements for chemicals and for eager hands. the differences will have to be WINDOW CUSS-Miaiioas.CUSS furnitum lors Dodgers, was thrown out of a gan\e shorthanded, make it perfectly clear activities by the zoning enforcement work in the con­ ManchMtAf Evwiing Harald Piciuat FRAMUW riRIPUCt a door mirrors for allegedly scratching the ball w it^ texts of bigness the recruitment and training of an organized crime tales worked out in conference. nil ENCIOSURIS SPICIU WORR to the Don Suttons of this world that officer. Mr. Reinhom’s interest in expanded crops of toxicological Publlohtd ovory ovonlng oxcopt his fingernail. and growth — the Congress faced a stack of domestic I Sundoyt and holldivt. Entorod at tho if they break a rule according to an the community is commendable, but WASHINGTON (UPI) - A con­ individual, a lot on the ball.” NOTICE contests in which specialists. Our hopes, our thoughts of what Jellison said the FBI located 78 of issues today, including whether to Manchoctor. Conn. Poat Otnca aa So- umpire’s judgment, they wiii just “policing” of such day care facilities fessed loan shark, drug trafficker raise he nation’s debt ceiling amid cond Claaa Mall Matttr. Probate Court is open (or , Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 ) COLLECTOR'S ITEMS Immediately upon his ejection, Mr. decisions about Still under discussion is the com­ may be, our dreams — Bowdach’s loan shark customers but bAMVl PLAttS have to abide by the administrative is already being done by the licensing and gangland murderer was retur­ emergency Treasury Department Suggested Carrier Batea^ conferences with the PIIMOtHTlAl MCAHTm Sutton announced that he was suing development and plex issue of how to balance the let them be as green growth by could persuade only five to testify NbllHl IIPIOOUCTIOMS punishment assessed. agency. That state agency shares ning to the Senate Permanent preparations to keep spending under Payabla in Advanc* judge from 1:30 P.M. to I A watercourses. the offending umpire, Douglas business community’s perceived against him — the others saying they SIngla copy...... manufacturing Investigations Subcommittee today the limit that expired Tuesday. P.M. on Thursday nights. r .F..-.>es C'edli C'.ee Harvey, and the National League for Mr. Reinhorn’s sincere interest in need for protection of trade secrets had rather be jailed for perjury than W oakly...... 90J A clear statement like'this might are made in this country.’ to tell how crime syndicates use ar­ The House has approved a $798 Ono m onth...... -S3.90 Night telephone number: “depriving me of my rights to earn a the community and is working to with the public demand for be “dead.” Throa montha ...... I11-70 OPEN M*F $*5:30 PLASTICS IN STOCK have the additionai effect of putting That very disparate rhetoric This — a great love that never dies son fo revenge and profit. billion ceiling, but the Senate Six montha...... $23.40 MPP44S THUn. TIL IKW 3/16” X 1/4" living as a pitcher.” better the community through its ef­ maximum disclosure of health and As his own “enforcer,” Jellison Ono yaa r...... $40.80 some backbone into the men who are reflects neither indecisiveness nor — puts forth Gary Bowdach, 35, star witness of said, Bowdach used baseball bats, adjourned Tuesday without taking up SAT. • • 5:00 STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES forts in day care. safety information. a five-day hearing se rie s on Mall Rataa Upon Raquast William E. FitzGerald Basis of the threatened iawsuit was well-paid themselves to administer ideological schizophrenia on the part no claim on you but only this: knifes and guns to frighten the the question. : Subacribara who fall to racaiva I 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER Perhaps there is some confusion in ★ ★ ★ organized crime, coolly admitted I thair nawapapar bafore 5:30 p.m. Judge of Probate <<)>i SI I SCREENS REPAIRED the game. Then, we might be able to of the talented, enthusiastic young Live positive, enjoy each day, customers, mainly financially And Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., opens the possibility that baseball Com­ the community stemming from a More than 100 business executives during the opening session Tuesday . ahould talaphono tha circulation man who serves as president of the breathe free, not cut 1 pressed used car dealers, into paying three days of hearings on whether to I dapartmant. 647*9946. ■ missioner Bowie Kuhn could have get back to runs, hits and errors, and misunderstanding as to what is a and conservationists gathered in that he killed his partner in a loan grant an extension of the ratification Washington-based Conservation off from the common bliss, the the weekly “vigorish,” or interest on suspended Mr. Sutton for 10 days put an’'end to this legalistic licensed family dare care home. This racket and tried to kill two other period for the Equal Rights Amend­ H Foundation. Chicago last year for a foundation- human touch. because of his transgression. Kuhn, foolishness now cluttering up our type of day care situation is vastly their loans. sponsored conference on a pollution- Let all your channels sparkle for gangland enemies. Bowdach’s interest rate was 10 ment. Bayh said he plans to move the never particularly noted for his sports pages. What it does symbolize is his com­ “ He’s the most dangerous in­ different from a day care center control strategy that calls for imposi­ the way-worn percent a week, he said. Bowdach is measure through the committee mitment as a mediator in the dividual I’ve ever encountered in my firmness unless dealing with Charles which provides care for a large tion of taxes corresponding to the and quench the weary ones in Our now serving a 15-year sentence for process quickly so it will be in good Newport (R.l.) Daily News seemingly endless confrontation entire life,” FBI Agent David 0. Finley, refused to suspend Mr. number of children. The family day amount of pollutants a company dis­ Time’s wasteland. loan sharking along with a five-year position for final action before between environmentalists and the ■Jellison told the subcommittee in Congress’ scheduled adjournment in Sutton for even three minutes. charges into the air or water. Be in your own self balanced add concurrent term for possessing an il­ business community — a dispute that later testimony. “He’s a real sharp October. complete. legal gun silencer. Commissioner Kuhn’s failure to has generated more shrillness, an­ Another meeting, held in San Fran­ back his umpire in this instance Almanac tagonism and hostility than perhaps cisco, again attracted a mix of Inflation Must Be Curbed G appears to stem not so much from any other contemporary issue. business and environmental leaders This goodwill, this abiding reser­ Mr. Sutton’s innocence, but as from a ★ ★ ★ for a discussion of future strategies By United Prestt International born Aug. 2, 1905. for urban planning and development, voir proposed fiscal 1979 budget by $10- fear of going to court with the atten­ Today is Wednesday, Aug. 2, the Operating with an annual budget of Prices fly. Up and up, ratcheted On this day in history: A foundation-published book, with ever-fresh renewals made for $15 billion, or 2<7o to 3%. Then keep dant expenses and notoriety. 214th day of 1978 with 151 to follow. In 1858, the first street letter boxes about ^ million, the Conservation skyward, goes the cost of getting by. “ Business and Environment: you, - subsequent increases in federal spend­ ’The courts of this country would The moon is moving from its last Foundation seldom receives publici­ Inflation is a scourge, a virulent for mail collection were installed in Toward Common Ground,” is an this father-love remains, ing within the rate of inflation. seem to share some of the blame for quarter toward a new moon. Boston and New York. ty because it shuns the role of adver­ far in the uplands of the spirit, neat disease spreading unchecked. It is the anthology of 55 essays exploring the outcome of this incident. By 'The morning star is Jupiter. In 1968, a major earthquake rocked sary in the myriad environmental roots of nation’s most urgent domestic con­ • Reduce the rate of monetary major issues dividing the corporate allowing any crybaby athlete caught The evening stars are Mercury, Manila, principal city of the Philip­ controversies that have become a Everlasting Hills. cern. It hurts everyone, striking with expansion. Keep the rate of growth and conservation communities. Con­ breaking the rules to tie up court Venus, Mars and Saturn. pines, killing 307 persons. hallmark of the 1970s. Draw from it then whatever age especial cruelty at the disadvantaged consistent with the potential real rate tributors range from the Mobil Oil you are, in life or calendars, the judges are helpine to Those born on this date are under In 1971, The Apollo 15 astronauts Instead, it works quietly to help the O T om iM yi and the elderly. People on fixed in­ of growth in the economy. This is Corp. to Ralph Nader. death. worsen the already crowded con­ the sign of Leo. blasted off the moon. protagonists 'find common ground. comes are particularly hard-put to fundamental to price stability. ditions of these calendars. k k k Draw from its inner nurturings and RAINBOW OP COLORS TOOIl meet basic needs that are becoming • Cut taxes. Inflation-induced in­ American actress Myma Loy was know Is mediation effective? One foun­ more and more costly to fulfill. creases in personal and corporate dation publication describes an early no calmer trust the heart can give or share. BIG SAVINGS ON YOUR HOUSHOLD LINEN NEEDSI The country now is gripped by the income taxes ’are adding to the heavy success, involving the planned con­ worst and longest inflation in history. burden of rapidly rising prices and Byrd: He makes the trains run on time struction of a major shopping center It is undermining social programs, costs. They’re stunting the growth of in a Washington suburb. ^ Dr. W. Winchell ' Manchester s a le ! eroding efforts to achieve national By STEVE GERSTEL Many residents of homes near the the private sector. run late as any railroad in the coun­ other legislation. sessions, Saturday sessions and post- Dundee and polyester- economic objectives. site feared — and opposed — the • Take a hard look at government WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the try. election sessions “as the price that’s Inflation began growing as a chron­ nighttime lighting, noise and traffic Cannon filled regulations. Reassess federal regulatory Senate, they like to call Democratic In recent weeks, Byrd has run into ■k -k -k got to be paid for the kind of in­ ic ill in the second half of the ’^ s . It is the shopping center would bring to activity for its benefits, its effectiveness Leader Robert Byrd the man “who two examples of railroad derailment. Sen. James Abourezk, D-S.D., — temperate practice that we saw Thought bath towels bedpillows now spiraling at a rate three times the their community. in relation to its costs, and particular­ makes the trains run on time” — a More can be expected. who called it “guerrilla” warfare — around here yesterday.” historic pace, fueled by government But they were convinced to • standard size ly its inflationary impact. Slow down description that fits him well. The first came when Sen. Mike decided one day last week to k i t k 1 . 9 9 °e;2.49 negotiate with the developer, who Jesus took me policies of the last decade through new regulations that impose inordinate Although respect for the West Gravel, D-AIaska, took control of the publicize his opposition to a com­ Byrd is no stranger to filibusters. :i?— /7p e rfe c r5.00 won their support with two firm com­ hy the hand successive administrations — gargan­ cost burdens. Virginian’s ability as a well-rounded Senate late one afternoon and promise bill which would deregulate He once spoke all night against a U tfW Big selection of colors. mitments — build a 14-foot-high Dear Jesus, someone calls my " Slight imperfections are 2 .2 5 tuan spending, huge deficits, exces­ • Foster the competitiveness of U.S. leader who knows what it takes to shocked his colleagues by announcing the price of natural gas. civil rights bill. landscaped berm or hill that shielded name — I’m so afraid — hardly noticeable. reg. 2.98 sive growth in the basic money supply, move the legislative program grows that he would stage an all-night The method he chose was to delay And he knows how to handle one of industry in world markets. Expand their homes from the commercial I see the grim shroud of death S o m e firs t q u a lity . a mushrooming maze of federal regu­ almost daily, it was not the way his filibuster. the Senate — not by talking at length the old-time, traditional talk-a-thons. exports. Reduce U.S. dependence on development and to guarantee the about me laid; lations that pile ever-mounting costs imported oil. Negotiate elimination of reputation was made. The filibuster was against a bill — but by slowing down proceedings If he can’t get cloture, he takes the I say prayers mother taught me as market value of adjacent houses for on business and society as a whole. Byrd climbed to the top of the which would declare 120 million so that a bill providing federal help she held my hands — artificial trade barriers blocking the bill down. five years after construction of the **Gold The brakes must be applied before leadership ladder as a hard-working acres of Alaska as wilderness and for the aged was delayed for hours. But he has yet to find a way to deal Each prayer I say — like golden sale of U.S. products abroad. shopping center. it’s too late to prevent economic disas­ technician with a gift for bringing recreation areas which Gravel As Byrd himself said, “any senator with the Gravel-Abourezk tactics. rays — weaves sacred strands S t a r ” • Encourage business to minimize some order into the chaos which can make any use of the rules,” “We need to experiment with non­ That reach heaven — by my side ter. By focusing national attention on violently opposes. ’The only trouble Until he does, Byrd cannot make the p e r m a n e n t inflation. President Carter has taken waste, raise productivity, reduce costs, 2 adversary forms of resolving dis­ served as the normal operating with the filibuster— in Byrd’s eyes— which is all Gravel and Abourezk did. Senate “trains run on time.” loved ones stand — p ress provide more value for the customer’s procedure in the Senate. But there is no question that the putes — processes that build trust They pray with me — their faith LW-'"’ a sound step toward its resolution. was that the bill was not even out of The betting is that he will fashion Much more needs to be done. Here dollar. As the whip for former Senate committee and might not be called one-man filibusters and delaying tac­ and consensus,” says the 38-year-old gives strength — as they touch my mattress 4-01.,4-ply 4-01.,4-ply some new rules for consideration by hand! are some measures proposed by The • Enlist the cooperation of organ­ Democratic leader Mike Mansfield, up before adjournment. tics when the bill in question is not Reilly who holds college degrees in the Senate when it convenes in I see them smile God’s faith — I pads "LadyAlmy*" "LadyAlmy*" ized labor in holding down business Byrd, without ever seeming to tire or under consideration are irking Byrd both law and urban planning. K o d tl* Business Roundtable: Although Byrd pointed out these January. And if enough senators are feel Jesus by my side — filled Creslan* Acrylic Orion* Sayelle costs, hence product prices. By help­ grow bored, carried out the menial Reilly and the Conservation Foun­ • Let the people know that-govern- flaws. Gravel was hard to convince. and Byrd’s penchant for keeping the upset by the delaying tactics of a few For me now the sun is setting — t’is ing to improve productivity, labor tasks that are part of the leadership’s dation deserve recognition and sup­ • twin anchor 4 .4 7 reg. 5.98 ment cannot do everything at once. He didn’t go ail night, but he did keep Senate moving. rebels, the filibuster rule might un­ my eventide. I yarn yarn duties. port from a society that can ill afford • full anchor 5 .4 7 * 6-96 Some desirable programs must be helps keep industry competitive. This the Senate in session past 10 p.m. In fact, Byrd was so irritated by dergo still another change. So fearful the darkness — io increases job opportunities and real His two immediate predecessors, and, in the process, delayed action on Abourezk that he threatened night continued confrontation to resolve strange the hush of death — J • tw 1n f lt t« l 5 .4 7 '•8 698 c o o c postponed. Some problems are better Russell B. Long, D-La., and Edward environmental conflicts. 68 < left to solutions by the private sector. income. Someone leads me by the hand ^ • full fitted 6 .4 7 reg. 7.98 reg. 1.19 M. Kennedy, D-Mass., couldn’t have 8 0 0 0 PS IgrPon^SMiy^ gives me new living breath — ‘ re g . 8 9 c Too many demands on the economy, Inflation is a problem of compelling national urgency. Immediate action cared less for that kind of work. ff 0m w ntm Now I hear the angels — the coming too fast, only feed inflation. m M i M i t t o M itri ( Yesterdays ) must be taken to slow it down. ★ ★ ★ fct m m iin. heavens open wide — ; • Cut federal spending. Reduce the nun It To m t Tti A flash of holy light— there’s Jesus SAVE ON THESE SUPER When Byrd assumed the post of mm m/m, Till m um 25 years ago’ leader, he continued to carry much of cip . mm man by my side. : VALUES ANO s a v e m rtiawni: This date was a Sunday; The the same load — scheduling }'' tfiCcHiS... Hiii-mr. In my darkness Jesus did not let POSTAGE ON YOUR Herald did not publish. me walk alone — f' speeches, getting time agreements 10 years ago HELCOi SNETCO A CNQ and so forth — in addition to He held my hand; All fear-all psjln The data processing department at of death now gone! ! IIT IL in RILLS - RRINQ becoming a major figure in almost Manchester Memorial Hospital is in­ Dear loved ones — faith in Jesus >{OU'RE //Vfp THEM TO OUR STORE FOR all large and controversial issues. spected by Dr. I.J. Jeffrey, principal brought me love and peace — • ®'*TANT T O ^ But a new impediment to making medical officer of the Department of May your prayers to God for m ej- PAYMENT. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky Aircraft • Hamilton Standard the “trains run on time” has arisen Health in New Zealand, who is in this never cease I’ J Power Systems Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Center within the last two years, which is country on a tour of communith Rev. Fr. Walter A. Hyszko ’ ' making life unpleasant for the .hospitals. St. John’s Church > ■? 945 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER engineer and could make the Senate PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Aug. 2, 1978 klANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 2.1978 — PAGE I^NE Meeting due Court rules out past Seabrook cost Pay hike recommended on insurance EAST HARTFORD — A public in­ in testimony on rapes hearing topic* formation session is scheduled for for school secretaries tonight at the Town Hall to discuss federal flood insurance for the town HARTFORD (DPI) — The Connecticut Mastropetre also argued medical MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) - The Seabrook nuclear By CHRIS BLAKE the board had requested. ’The board ’The key board demand is a section under the Flood Insurance Act of Supreme Court has ruled rape victims evidence submitted during the trial wanted a 3 percent hike, but was of the existing contract which the power plant in New Hampshire, already the focus of Herald Reporter 1968. cannot be forced to testify about their showed the alleged victim had sexual national anti nuclear efforts, soon will become the center willing to raise that if the union made board would like to revise. ’The sec­ The town is now covered under the sexuai history because it has nothing to do relations shortly before she complained to of another national fight involving energy and its cost. EAST HARTFORD.- ’The fact­ concessions on the language of the tion sets policy for promotions, federal emergency flood insurance with proving a defendant’s guilt or in­ police. His attorneys said, therefore, the_ finder for the state Board of Media- contract sought by the board. transfers and assignments. program, the first step in the On Oct. 31 the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission nocence. woman should have been questioned about" tion and Arbitration has • Promotions: ’The factfinder sup­ Promotions would be defined as process. will begin two weeks of hearings on a request by The ruling came on an appeal by her activities. recommended a 4.5 percent pay in­ ports the board’s position that “vacancies or new posiHbns in a The final study by the Department Seabrook’s builder, the Public Service Co. of New Michael Mastropetre of his rape convic­ But the Supreme Court ruled crease over two years for members experience on one particular job higher salary grade.” Tlje board of Housing and Urban Development Hampshire, to raise its wholesale power rates to help pay" tion by a New Haven Superior Court jury. Mastropetre’s attorneys did not advise of the school secretarial union. ’They “may have little or no relationship to would consider applicants for has now been completed. More finite for building the $2.3 billion plant. He was charged with rape in December Cohen what they were trying to get at with have been without a contract since the activities performed on a job in a trapsfer to a posted promotion before maps were drawn up outlining the 1974. their questioning. "Furtherm ore,” the What the PSC wants to do is charge wholesale June 30, 1977. higher labor grade.” The union has considering new applicants. limits of 100- and 500-year floods. The Supreme Court upheld the convic­ decision said, “the (medical) report and customers rates including the factor known as CWIP, or However, factfinder Gary R. said an employee’s experience “is ’The board would reserve the right The meeting is sch^ulrtl for 7:30 tion in a decision released Tuesday. testimony to which the defendant refers in Construction Work In Progress. ’This means customers Ginsberg sided with the Board of valuable and should be compensated to fill vacancies or new positions on a p.m. in the Council Chambers. In his appeai, Mastropetre claimed his brief were admitted into evidence Education on six ^ f eight issues- temporary basis of not more than 90 pay now for interest on money borrowed to build a plant at the higher step in the labor Councilman Richard Torpey was one of about 70 people who Superior Court Judge Simon S. Cohen after the question was asked.” not yet providing customers with electricity. sought by the union. grade,” the report said. days with any person it finds Now you know wrongly ruled the alleged victim did not ‘"rhe defendant’s constitutional right to Jerry Marcus, assistant school • Longevity: ’The factfinder said, qualified. attended the first meeting of a townwide group which supports “This is the first request to be considered, and it will be Just 13,000 square miles in area, have to answer a question on whether she cross-examination was not infringed upon superintendent for personnel "Payments for longevity are merely Any hired employee for a perma­ Lt. Gov. Robert Killian’s bid for governor. “When the people a test case. It’s going to be a major issue, no doubt about the Netherlands uses as much fer­ had had sexuai reiations with any man by the court’s ruling excluding testimony released the report Thursday. a way of disguising wage increases.” nent vacancy must go throu^ a 90- speak, Bob Killian will be in there,” said Torpey. The group it,” PSC spokesman Gordon McKenney said Tuesday. tilizer as all of South America, which prior to the aileged rape. of the complainant’s prior sexual history Marcus called it “a reasonable set ’The expired contract contained a sec- day probationary period in the posi­ The New Hai^pshire Public Utilities Commission was organized by Councilman Harry Egazarian. (Herald photo has nearly 7 million square miles in Maestropetre’s attorneys claimed under the facts of this case,” the Supreme of reconlmendations” and added that tion which gave eight-year tion. by Blake) area. evidence of the aileged victim’s prior Court said. already has given the PSC permission to include CWIP in it is up to the board to accept or employees a salary increment. ’The The board said this section sexuai history was relevant in proving The court’s opinion, written by Justice Precious and unobtainable its rates to retail customers. It’s up to the federal agency reject it. If either side rejects the union wanted the eligibility reduced clarifies the language by making it to say whether CWIP can be included in wholesale rates. whether she had consented to sexuai Alva P. Loiselle, was not unanimous. An ounce of gold was a small, precious and unobtainable thing in r ^ r t , the negotiations will go to the to six years and the increments in­ clear that a move from one job reiations with the defendant. Justices John Cotter, Joseph S. Longo, and McKenney said wholesale customers such as Concord final stage of binding arbitration. creased by $30 at each of the first two classification to a different one at the Mastropetre argued that aithough he J.E . Rubinow concurred. Zurich today as the banks, closed Tuesday for the Swiss National Electric buy 18 percent of the electricity the PSC sells. ‘The proposed increase of 4.5 per­ same grade is not a transer. Fans of Killian organise steps and $40 at the remaihing two denied having had any sexuai contact with Holiday, were refusing to sell at Monday’s prices, waiting for money The PSC says it needs the higher rates because of cent does not include salary In­ steps. , Therefore, the board said, In a dissenting opinion. Justice Joseph ‘‘severe financial disability.” Opponents say 'We have a candidate that thrives the alieged victim, consent is an essential exchanges to open. (UPI photo) crements, which union members • Insurance: The union has said its promotional procedure must be By CHRIS BLAKE good product, it’s so much easier W. Bogdanski said Cohen penalized to Ion campaigning. The more he cam­ stockholders and not customers should be financing con­ element of the crime of rape and the regularly receive on the basis of employees should get any improved followed. Herald Reporter ■ ., go to the people,” he said. Mastropetre for testifying in his own struction of Seabrook. paigns, the better he gets at it. Our woman shouid have been required to seniority. ’Those increments add up insurance benefits that other board Ruth Decozio, president of the EAST HARTFORD - About 70 per­ Egazarian outlined the plans of his behalf by implying his claim of innocence The U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs intervened in the opponents have^a candidate who had detaii her sexual history. to about 2 percent per year, Marcus employees receive. ’The factfinder secretarial union, could not be sons, including many prominent group Tuesday night. Those plans in­ might not be credible because of his in­ case July 28, opposing CWIP charges. to take a week off after the conven­ But the high court said, ‘”rhe fact that a Bridge repairs approved said. rejected this proposal and said the reached for comment today. Democrats, attended an clude getting 5,000 names on a peti­ terest in the case. tion because she was exhausted,” complaining witness may have consented Lee Richardson, acting OCA director, said “a company ’The salary • Wages: ’The fact­ present insurance provisions should organizational meeting of the new tion so Killian’s name can appear on WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate has Shields said. to sexuai relations with others before does But Bogdanski did not address the ques­ But Ribicoff said routing to Selkirk which sets a five-year record high for its per share ear­ finder’s proposal was closer to what be continued. committee to elect Lt. Gov. Robert the ballot in East Hartford. He said the Democrats would wiit\ not, without more (evidence), tend to es­ tion of whether the alieged victim should approved a request by Sen. Abraham results in “an unnecessary detour of about nings within a 12-month period during the last 12 months Killian Tuesday night at the Senior ’The group also plans to canvass all in November no matter who wins the v tablish that consent was given on the occa­ have been required to detail her sexual Ribicoff, D-Conn., to allot J9 million for 150 miles” for New England shipments. is not under such financial distress to warrant the drastic Citizens Center. Democratic and unaffiliated voters relief for which it has petitioned.” Sept. 12 primary. sion in question.” history. repair of the fire-razed Poughkeepsie rail “As a consequence, countless delays are Killian faces a Sept. 12 primary in town, either by phone or in person. He said the primary offers a bridge over the Hudson River in spite of reportedly experienced by Connecticut He said allowing CWIP charges would “discriminate against incumbent Gov. Ella Grasso. , Egazarain said unaffiliated voters opposition from Conrail.' against present customers in favor of future customers, definite advantage to the Democrats and New England shippers,” he said. Although the top brass of the may change their registration to Conrail, the government-subsidized rail Ribicoff cited a recent Pennsylvania particularly at a time when the completion of a major UConn official probed Pemocrat by Aug. 29 and still vote in because it gives them added Democratic party in East Hartford corporation that took over lines of several portion of the construction in question is uncertain.” exposure between now and Sept. 12. Transportation - Department study has endorsed Gov. Grasso, there the Sept. 12 primary. Bridgeport fire ruling a partner in D.A.K. Partners, which Egazarian ended the meeting by bankrupt northeastern rail systems in­ claiming Conrail was wasting three ’The Nuclear Regulatory Commission halted construc­ STORRS (UPI) - Tlie University ministration, said he has heard were many prominent Democrats at Nora Fitzgerald, youth coordinator owns the building housing the Hart­ saying, "between now and Sept. 12, cluding Penn Central, claims traffic can million gallons of fuel and about $3.6 tion at Seabrook July 21 until the Environmental Protec­ of Connecticut is investigating school “rumors” about Driscoll’s financial ’Tuesday night’s meeting. for the Killian group, will compile a Bob Killian will appear in East Hart­ move along the Hudson River’s west million a year by not repairing Uie bridge, tion Agency rules (for a fourth time) on the suitability of Public Safety Director David dealings which may conflict with ford security firm office. Democratic Councilman Harry list of East Hartford college students considered shoreline to freightyards in Selkirk, N.Y. which was damaged by fire Mav 8, 1974. a once-through tunnel cooling system. ’The report quotes a state statute ford more than once.” disastrous state statutes. Hartley said he has Driscoll’s involvement in a private Egazarian, who organized the Killian and try to get absentee ballots for At last month’s Democratic state security guard agency. ordered his staff to check into them. which says no member of the state or group, has enlisted the support of those who attend college out of the BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The city fire pointed in October 1976. He ordered no a municipal police force or any other convention, Bast Hartford’s delega­ The Hartford Courant reported The newspaper said Driscoll is part three of the town’s nine district area. chief says a federai judge’s order that the promotional exams given until all minori­ person v e s t f with police powers is tion cast 23 votes for Gov. Grasso and to ^ y that Harry J. Hartley, UConn’s owner of Northeast Security Inc., of chairman. “A lot of people were holding back fire department hire minority appiicants ty candidates are deemed qualified to take eligible for a license (to run a securi­ eight for Killian after some last vice president for finance and ad­ Hartford and New London. He is also Frank Fitzgerald (District 1), Pat before the convention, thinking who faiied a 1975 written test wiii be dis­ them. ty agency). No such person may be a minute politicking. Fiorito (District 8) and Walter Killian wouldn’t get the 20 percent astrous. Daly ruled July 14 the 1975 test was void, member of a corporation, associa­ Originally. 13 had pledged their IT'S OUR ANNUAL McGill (District 9) are supporting needed for a primary,” said Thomas And the head of the local firefighters un­ saying minority candidates flunked it tion or partnership applying for support to Killian and 18 were for Killian’s bid. Shields, an executive aide to the Chronic escapee sought license, the statute says. Gov. Grasso. ion says U.S. District Judge T.F. Gilroy more often than whites. The test gave ‘"There’s a job ahead, obviously, governor. Daly went too far. lower scores to those with higher Driscoll, a 45-year-old former FBI Among those who cast their ballot six prior escapes and was confined in and we’re aware of it,” Egazarian “Now it’s a free-for-all,” Shields “I think it’s going to be a disaster,” said educational levels, Daly said, and also MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — agent, still has police power as a for the governor were Mayor the unit on an escape-related charge. told the Killian supporters. “What’s said. “Everyone’s coming out and Fire Chief John T. Gieason Tuesday. emphasized personality and peer Authorities today sought a 16-year- special constable in Mansfield and as Richard H. Blackstone, Democratic The youth has a record of larcenies ahead is a primary and we’re the un­ the Killian campaign is moving.” “They’ve stopped promotional exams. We relationships. old Bridgeport escape artist who fled a special state policeman. He said his Town Chairman Jam es Fitzgerald derdog. Shields said Killian’s love for cam­ have men who have been waiting years for Daly appointed Westport lawyer David from the maximum security unit at but no violent crimes. business does not conflict with the and state central committee member It was the second escape since the “But when you have a product that paigning will be a key factor in the promotional exams.” S. Maclay as a “special master” to Long Lane School Sunday. statute because he is not an officer of Eugene Paganetti. unit opened two years ago. Last you believe in, a product that’s a primary race. Firefighters union head Joseph DeCario oversee the department’s hiring program FABRIC S A L i Authorities said the youth, whose the company. January, another Bridgeport youth aiso said Daly “went overboard.” He and determine eligibility of minority can­ identity was being withheld, escaped Driscoll and two associates, escaped from the unit by prying open predicted the ruiing wouid demoraiize didates. Fall Floral from the corrections facility about 9 RobAt C. Krieger of Vernon and Open Wed, Manchester Parkade a window. He was recaptured and firefighters. McNamara said the special master will GREAT FOR TOPS p.m. Sunday by using a volleyball Harold Zanetti of Newington, Fire calls Thu. & FrI. several staff members received Bridgeport officials have authorized the decide how much money the decision stanchion to scale a wall of the cour­ became involved with the agency in NItes ’til reprimands for their inattention. 9 city’s lawyers to appeal Daly’s ruling that would cost the city if an appeal fails. Prints tyard of the maximum security unit. October, 1973. Krieger is president East Hartford 84 candidates must be hired, provided Delicately patterned florali on permanent press fabric. They said the youth has a record of and Zanetti is vice-president. ‘"rhe master would rule in each case. If T u e s d a y , 10'; 12 they pass physicai tests, and paid wages Machine wash - Tumble dry Driscoll said his involvement in the a candidate who didn’t make it was un­ a.mi^Medical call to 111 they would have earned since then. company is “strictly a casual employed during the time since the test, 50% Polyester/50% Cotton Smitlr^rive. John McNamara, ^idgeport city East Hartford bulieti^^^^^ ) relationship” that is “basically an in­ Tuesday, 10:40 we’d have to pay a lot of money,” 4 4 " Wide atomey, said the ruiing muld be appeaied vestment.” He said Krieger and a.m.—Commerical building McNamara said. “If the candidate worked to the 2nd District U.S. Court of Appeals. Zanetti manage the day-to-day fife at 58 Orchard St.; not at a job that paid more than he would have , Nuraery school openings Citizen Action Group picnic are “Judge Daly’s ruling indicated that in SPECIAL SAVINGSII! operations. serious. made as a firefighter, maybe we could get EAST HARTFORD-Temple Beth urged to bring their ticket money to a his opinion the test was not job-retated. Driscoll said he averages 35-40 Tuesday, 11:25 some money back.” TefUah Nursery School has a few meeting Aug. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the But he didn’t go into any specifics as far hours a week at his UConn job, but a.m.—Investigation at 580 openings in its three year old class community room at Raymond as whether it is job-related, so we will Daly set a Sept. 15 hearing to determine « former and present employes es­ Burnside Ave. for the 1978-79 school .year. The non­ Library. Tuesday, 1:42 appeal along those lines,” McNamara court costs and attorney’s fees he said 87 timate his hours on campus range p.m.—Medical call to 33 said. should be paid to the Association Against sectarian school is located at 465 Oak Refreshments will be served at the from six-16 hours weekly. Candlewood Drive. St. meeting. ’The picnic is scheduled for Driscoll said his association with a Daly ruled candidates are to be given Discrimination in Employment, which Tuesday, 3:14 The three-year old class meets on Aug. 20 from 2 p.m; to dusk at the the same seniority as 21 firefighters ap- represeted minority firefighters. McCall's 5896 C o rd u ro y dozen or more police-related p.m.—Medical call to 31 Main Monday and Tuesday mornings from ALL THE RICH NEW FALL COLORS Lithuanian Picnic Grounds off High organizations takes him away from St. 9 to,11:30 a.m. For further form a­ Assorted wales and no wale. Street near the Hockanum School. campus. Tuesday, 5:53 tion, please call Michele Pilver at He attributed the employes’ p.m .—M edical ca ll to 20 Interlock Featured will be food, drink, music State prosecutor linked It's the perfect Back-to-School fabric. 568-2522. remarks to people reacting to some Rosenthal St. Pre-Season 1 Great for pants, jackets & jumpers. EHCAG picnic planned and games. of his administrative decisions. Tuesday, 7:58 For further information or a ride to Stripes & Solids EAST HARTFORD —’Those who p.m.—Medical call to 15 King to guns in police locker I 100% Cotton & Cotton/polyester blends the picnic, call EHCAG at 527-7191. plan to attend the East Hartford Court. COORDINATE FOR A CLASSIC LOOK I Machine washable Tuesday, 8:02 HAMDEN (UPI) - State’s Attorney ment policy of turning them over to the The perfect sportswear fabric. i 4 4 " Wide p.m.—Medical call to 144 Cen­ Charles K. Thompson has been linked to a state. BACK-TO-SCHOOL tral Ave. 100% Celanese FORTREL®Polyester case involving discovery of 34 guns in a The discovery was made public Monday SAVINGSIII Custody decision reversed Tuesday, 8:18 p.m.—Motor locker shared by two Hamden policemen. $157 vehicle fire at 32 Daniel St. during a hearing before Judge Morgan M. Machine wash - Tumble dry ■ Y A R D ^ The Hartford Courant quotes sources Tuesday, 9:21 p.m.—Motor Kline on the petition. Kline ordered all 58 " Wide today as saying Thompson received a HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connec­ vehicle accident with injuries evidence turn^ over to Judge George A. The decision involves a case in In writing the opinion reversing shotgun from one of the two policemen, ticut State Supreme (tourt has ruled at Governor and Main streets. Saden, a one-man grand juror in­ which a father attempted to gain Cramer, however. Chief Justice John who were subpoenaed Monday to testify BACK-TO SCHOOL SAVINGS that the father of illegitimate Tuesday, 9:40 p.m.—Motor vestigating arrest of the mayor’s son and custody over his four minor children Cotter ruled that the father, who has Save children has a right to a hearing to vehicle accident with injuries about the firearms cache. alleged removal of arrest records. because he claims their mother is not acknowledged the illegitmate The published report says Thompson’s contest a wife’s custody of those at Main and Murray streets. fit to care for them. children as his, has a right to a Tuesday, 9:59 p.m.—Man official explanation for why he was given children. Suraline BURLINOTON custody hearing. trapped in car at Silver Lane the gun was that he asked for it for protec­ TTie. unanimous decision on file The parties to the dispute were not KLOPMANN'S Cotter said a hearing should have and Brentmoor Road. tion, when he felt threatened while Tuesday reversed an earlier ruling identified in the legal opinion to 20% Appeal process been allowed to determine whether it Today, 12:58 a.m.—Motor by Windham County Superior Court protect their privacy. prosecuting a case involving motorcycle G ab ard in e was in those children’s best interest vehicle accident with injuries Judge Eli L. Cramer. Cramer threw the case out of court gangs. HIGH QUALITY 8i HIGH FASHION to be in the father’s custody or their at exit 3 off Route 2. Cramer had ruled that the mother without allowing the father a hearing Thompson, who could not be reached for may continue A huge assortment of new fall colors including mother’s. Today, 1:29 a.m.—Motor Now is the sole guardian of an illegitimate after ruling that the father must vehicle accident with injuries comment, reportedly met Monday with The case was sent back to the HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hartford plenty of black, red & navyi child and the natural father could not show he supported and lived with the at 860 Main St. State’s Attorney Arnold Markle and lower court for a hearing to deter­ Superibr Court panel has ruled that 100% Dupont DACRDN*Polyeiter interfere with her custodial children for a sufficient period to Today, 2:09 a.m —Medical On several members of his staff from New mine whether the father or mother prosecutors can continue to appeal the in­ Machine wash • Tumble dry privilege, under ordinary cir­ bring a custody'challenge against call to 497 Main St. Haven. The weapons were discovered last sanity acquittal of a Hartford man should have custody of the children. 59” Wide $' cumstances. their mother. The week when a Hamden resident petitioned charged with the drug induced slaying of Markle for return of a seized gun. an acquintance. SAVINGS GALORE!!! The two officers involved are Sgt. The panel Tuesday rejected arguments New Frederick Morro, the department’s inter­ by attorney Joseph E . Fazzano, who is Bureaucrats scurryingf~Mteere^^ nal affairs officer, and Defective Eugene representing Thomas Flower, 21, of Hart­ Piush Velour Warm Saulino, the department’s court liaison of­ ford, that recent rulings by the U.S. East Hartford ficer. FASHIONABLE NEW FALL COLORS Supreme Court prevented prosecutors East Hartford Police and a heroic service station atten­ Winter Department records indicated the 30 from appealing acquittals even if a Great for robes 8i comfortable tops. to translate water bill dant apprehended two men who had robbed the A-1 gas­ handguns, two rifles and two shotguns had serious error was made in favor of the 85% Avtex Acetate/15% Nylon I of the water supplies division of the oline station early this morning, police said. been disposed of according to a depart- defense. HARTFORD (UPI) - Laurence Ur- Outerwear Machine wash - Tumble dry ' dang, who makes his living saying what he Health Department: Arrested were Michael A. Duke, 17, of 305 Silver Lane; 5 4 " Wide means, says thejieople at the Connecticut “I would like to ask, what does this Steven G. Gervais, 21, of 172 Grande Road; and Cheirl L. Deschene, 21, of 305 Silver Lane, who police said did not Your SPECIAL SAVINGS MC CAUL’S « 21» Water Co. don’t write to thejr customers mean?” the Essex resident asked. in the mother tongue. And he’s indignant. William Guillaume, a vice president of participate in the robbery. Youngsters \ “This,” the dictionary writer said the water company, said the word “this” Richard T. Migliore, the attendant, was working at A-1 / Polyester th re a d POCKET SIZE Tuesday, referring to a company notice, in the phrase “was meant to mean the when a man wearing a mask entered. Migliore said he I Sew ing Kit granting of the exemption.” had a .22-caliber rifle extending from a guitar case. Will 225 YARD SPOOLS "FANTASTIC" ^ "is utter gibberish.” Urdang, his curled 'moustache “1 thought it meant the water,” said a Migliore said one man order^ him to stand back while Stock up now. Black and white only! Contains Scitsori. Thread. Buttoni, Snapi. Needles ♦ quivering, cited a message enclosed with surprised Wbodhull. Tie went directly to the cash cabinet and took $70. The Need R E G U L A R L Y I Keep it handy in your car, purse or suitcase, SPECIAL TOPICS his June bill that said the company’s “ It must refer to the water,” said an in­ man then ordered Migliore to give him all the money in 5 SPOOLS $.99 i Limit of 2 to a customer water supply did not have to meet new furiated Urdang. his wallet. Migliore handed over $10. Soon SOLAR ENERGY GREAT BUY!!! REPEAT OF A SELLOUT state standards until 1980. I t also said Guillaume conceded the phrase could be The man left the station and Migliore followed him on 77 foot. He chased him to the rear pf the station and lost “this does not constitute an unreasonable confusing. risk to the health of the consumers.” him. That phrase upset the grammarian’s Migliore followed a path to Terrace Avenue, where he This Fall the University of Connecticut Is sponsoring a special course on solar sense 'of precision. He asked the state The company earlier claimed the term spotted the man’s accomplice. He held the accomplice energy. The course Is Intended for engineers with an Interest In design or Healt|h Department to hold a public “unreasonable risk” originated in the until the police arrived. evaluation of solar energy conversion systems. ^:FR O nBR IC S hearlhg so that he, and the other 3,000 state Health Department when it Meanwhile, the original rober was spotted a half-hour Skimoblle Snowsuita, Downfllled Parkas, Ski exempted Connecticut Water from the after the robbery on Hillside Street by Commander This high-powered course will be taught at the Storrs campus and telecast to always first quality fabrics & notions water company customers in (3iesfer, new water standards until 1980. Joseph Leone. Parkas, Snowaulta, Jackets & Coats from Fine the Groton. Hartford. Stamford. Waterbury, and Torrington CampusesI Each Deep River, and Essex,, could find out The Health Department, in turn, said it Police said the guitar case and the rifle were, later campus has a special talk-back system with the Storrs Campus. You can take what it means. , Canadian & American Makers. TM-ciTY naza BURR CORNERS “Once in awhile, someone ought to ask borrowed the phrase from the federal Safe found at the rear of the gas station. the course at your most convenient locatloni In addition, this course Is open to SHOmNQ CENTER Duke was held today on $35,1X10 bond. He was charged vniioN OPEN DAILY 10-t what these things, mean. They ought to be Water Act of 1974. • both degree and non-degree students. O P tN DAILY lA-t; UAT. 10-« explained to people in EngUsh,” Urdaqg “Just because various agencies parrot with first-degree robbery and third-degree larceny. TEL. iri-0417 TEL. ME-772t said after the hearing. “It seems to me phrases doesn’t give them meaning,” said Gervais'was held today on $25,000 bond.- He was edreful wording, especially in such a setj- Urdang. “It’s gobbledygook. charged with iionspiracy to commit first-degree robbery For Information on registration procedures and deadline dates call Ms. Gall Youth Centre Charge Payments may be deferred or a convenient lay-a-way plan that " If that came down from Washington, I and Uilrd-degree larceny. Sttive area, is Important.” requires only a small deposit la available. y Bodman at the Office of Credit Programs, Extended and Continuing Education ■ Uixiang, 51, a study in poise and tailored don't th ir* that m eanslt’s all right. 1 think Ms. Deschene was released on a promise to appear in at Storrs. The telephone number Is 486-3832. elegance, put the question to Richard that means it’s more suspect than ever,” court Aug. 21. The two men are also scheduled to appear Woodhuji, the hearing chairman and head he said. in court Aug. 21. MANCTESTER Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Aug, », 1978- PAGE EXEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 2, 1978 Area bulletin board

|{ut>kcll>all clitiiv Studies are arranged by level of BOLTON —Registrations for the Western Pleasure Classes. difficulty, the first level in clu d e the English and Western points cham- J Bolton Basketball Clinic will be Gospef of Mark and L ife '/ New pionshipVill be held. accepted tonight from 7 to 9, at Beginnings. Christ in the Home, Any South Windsor or East Wind­ Herrick Park tor students in Grades along with a study of the Book of sor resident under 20 years of age W N |I 4-9. Colossians and a topical study on The clinic will start Aug. 7 and run may enter. A small entry fee will be Prayer, constitute the second level. charged. through the 11th for those in Grades Fall studies in South Windsor will 4-6 and will run Aug. 14-18 for those In Last year about 35 horses and begin in late September and October. Grades 7-9., The clinic will be con­ riders put on a show for fair fans. If you wish to be placed on a list to ducted at Bolton High School. Interested persons may contact Dick receive further information, please Wodlam at 289-8823. The fair i»spon- Bible group call local coordinator, Mrs. Rose sored by the Knights of Columbus Cottle, 166 Clinton Drive, or Mrs. and tbe South Windsor'Jaycees. SOUTH WINDSOR - "Christ in Robert Wilson, 161 Bayberry Trail. the Home." the newest Bible Study from Stonecroft Ministries, will be PZC deriaion offered in South Windsor this fall in a The South Windsor Planning and daytime group for women and a Zoning Commission has voted to ap­ Glider saves energy mixed evening group. prove, with conditions, the applica­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Only one The ten-week study points out and tion of Prince Associates for a site person has ever made the thousand- applies Scriptural directives, both plan of development on property mile round trip between Penn­ Carl Schaefer ...... for Joyce T aylor...... for Jim Luddecke...... against Alfred Gardiner . . . . against general and specifically for the fami­ located at Strong Road, in an In­ sylvania and Tennessee in a single ly situation. dustrial Zone. day, without using a drop of fuel. There are currently eleven Horse show Karl Striedieck accomplished the Stonecroft Nondenominational Bible feat last year in a glider, setting a Studies, ranging in length of unit SOUTH WINDSOR - The Scantic world record. Towed into the air Ordinance will ban alcohol in town parks from five to fourteen weeks. Studies Valley Riders will sponsor a Junior from his home at Bald Mountain, meet in private homes for 90 m,|putes Horse Show at the Whipping Fair, ______M J . ona cnmo mnthoro arp fnr now “and mavbe later we can havinghaving a a beer beer after after the the games. games, He dinance it can enfoenforce and enforce X Pa., he circled above Lock Haven, When the council considered a programs and some mothers are for now “and maybe later we can each week. Participants use the Sunday, Sept. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 By BARBARA RICHMOND said Gardiner’s beer parties have equitably. I ’I then flew his motorless craft over Fireman Larry Clancy says he enjoys being others for 10 years with the fire department, similar ordinance about a year ago it afraid to let their children come play consider letting special groups have "Good News" edition of the New p.m. Maryland, West Virginia, and Herald Reporter been orderly. Guilietti, who voted against the or­ a fireman because he likes to help others in Clancy works out of Fire House No. 2 on Main included the provision for special tennis. permits.” Testament and a study outline The horse show is offered as part of Virginia to a point near Oak Ridge, John Talcott of Talcottville spoke Jim Luddecke of P rosp^t Street dinance, said he felt it would drive need of assistance. He has been helping Street. VERNON — An ordinance that will permits but after the hearing the She also detailed some unpleasant ! i booklet. Groups usually range in size the activities planned for the annual Tenn., and back to Lock Haven. of the noise and trash problems in the said he looked at every possible thing consumption of alcohol underground. fair which will open at Rye Street prohibit possession or consumption council decided against the or­ incidents that happened at another from six to twelve participants. It was tbe second time the 40-year- of alcoholic beverages in town parks, area of that park and called for the to reach an agreement to please the “The riff-raff wouldn’t obey this or­ During the spring of 1978, ap­ Park, Sept. 8. dinance feeling it might be con­ town-owned park. Valley Falls. She old flier had made the trip. The first with no exceptions by permit, was said she felt that the council should passage of the ordinance. residents and the softball players. dinance any more than they would proximately 100 persons aged 12 The show is a "for fun” according sidered discriminatory. the others.” time, in 1976, he photographed the passed by the Town Council Tuesday John Gilluly, another resident of include the special permit provision Bert Hermain of South Street, He said he suggested to the mayor through 83 w ere m eeting in to fair officials, with competition in that the media and the police be con­ He also said he wondered about railroad bridge in Tennessee that night following a public hearing. the park area, said some people in the ordinance. spoke of the effect the drinking has Stonecroft studies in South Windsor. the following classes: 4-H Fitting and Larry Clancy serves public tacted and that a model week be es­ Legion Field, which the town leases was his turning point from the wrong On advise of a court official, the wouldn’t sign their names to the Councilman Stephen Marcham on the way people drive in the area. The students and their dozen guides Showing, Hunter Equitation, angle and missed the record on a tablished to see just what’s going on from the American Legion. He also council made a few technical petitions because they were afraid of asked Mrs. Tq^or if the commission He said he was concerned about the represented a wide range of religious Western Equitation, English Equita­ technicality. speed of the cars and motorcycles in the park. He said he told the mayor said the majority of the people who changes in the ordinance to include repercussions. This drew some had addres^Srrhe question of what affiliations. tion, Trail Class and English and and said he thought this was a that the problem is law enforcement. spoke in favor of the ordinance com­ not only the parks but adjacent snickers from some people in the would be considered a valid group to “direct effect of the drinking that “You have the laws on the books, plained about the late-hour noise. He 10 years as E. H. fireman sidewqlks, driveways, pathways and audience but Gilluly said it wasn’t receive a permit. goes on in the park. why aren’t they being enforced?” He said we already have laws to curb roads. funny. She said no definition had been es­ The suggestion to include the ad­ Then it was time for the objectors said police said they were told to han­ this abuse. “I think this is just one Walsh looks back on past; Henry Moses asked why the tablished. more law that’s going to be difficult ditional areas that could become a Orlando Orfitelli, another park to the ordinance to speak. Alfred dle the situation with kid gloves and He became a pumper truck driver executive board. Tankenhoosen Pond area wasn’t in­ to enforce,” he said. By CHRIS BLAKE refuge to those consuming alcohol cluded in the ordinance and Mayor area resident, said the use of the Gardiner of Glenstone Drive, who added he finds the whole problem is in 1972. He also drove the ladder Clancy enjoys being a fireman was made by Arthur Meisler, park facilities, in general, are cur- said he has sponsored about 30 (beer) with law enforcement. Giulietti also said that omission of Herald Reporter Frank McCoy said this is state-owned truck. because “you get to help p^ple in prosecutor in G.A. 19. tailed because a lot of people are keg parties, said those attending He said all he has been getting is allowing alcohol by special permit and forward to another term EAST HARTFORD -L arry Clan­ need of assistance.” but he is sure state laws can be en­ Since 1975, Clancy has been Meisler said this would obviate any afraid to travel in the parks. “It’s always pick up after themselves and horror stories. He said he came to goes against the recommendations of cy’s family is no stranger to public He said, “Some things that other forced in that area. Lirot referred to Walsh's amend­ that his committee introduced the stationed at Fire House No. 2 on technical problems in prosecuting “the cops are always there to card the point where he was in the middle the sub-committee. COVENTRY - Robert "Skip” service in East Hartford. people would find spectacular we Joyce Taylor of the Recreation time for us to face our responsibility Walsh, Democratic state represen­ ment to a school construction bill first school equalization grants for Main Street in the north end of town. offenders. and pass this ordinance.” everybody.” He said “if we break the of deciding to ban or not to ban The mayor, who said he felt the or­ Clancy, 35, and his father have put don't even think of as being spec­ Commission said the commission dinance should be a total ban, said tative from the 53rd District, who that “cut Willington's” costs for towns, his Preservation of Clancy lives in South Windsor with At the hearing, which preceded a Stanley Kolanko of Fox Hill Drive, law then we expect to be arrested.” drinking and decided he wanted to in 50 years of service to the town. His his wife, Gail. They have two tacular,” was hesitant to ask for such an or­ omission of special permits would was unanimously nominated at the school' additions in half and resulted Farmlands Bill and his opposition to father was a policeman for 40 years regular council meeting, eight per­ dinance “but last year the situation said, “Personally I feel we have lost He said as far as he knows no one ban the ordinance. children. Kim is 12 and Denny is 9. For example, he said they received sons spoke in favor of the ordinance has ever given the older people a Mayor McCoy, said he has never eliminate very difficult complex convention last week to seek re- in a $900,000 plus savings.” limiting state monies for learning and Larry has been a fireman for 10 got so bad we went specifically on a park but maybe we can get it Lirot also pointed to Walsh's Both attend Eli Terry Grammar two calls within 40 minutes one day and three against. hard time. “If we can’t have our kegs told the police to handle the situation sessions on issuing permits. election, termed his past folir years disabled children. years. record asking for the ordinance.” back.” willingness to introduce legislation School in South Windsor, which were not fire-related. One man Carl Schaefer, who lives in the there where else are we going to with kid gloves. “The police are up Councilman Leonard Jacobs made in' the general assembly as being His sponsorship of bills “that have Clancy was graduated from East She said they specifically asked for it He spoke of some incidents that “both challenging and rewarding.” on issues that were opposed by his returned Connecticut to sound finan­ j Clancy also serves as treasurer for had suffered a heart attack and Henry Park area where most of the happened when the rec department- have them. It’s better out in the there (Henry Park) because I a motion to table action on the or­ Hartford High in 1962. He spent six local 1548 of the International another had lost a finger. The for Henry Park but added that that ordered it. If I find out that any dinance until the sub-committee Walsh promises a campaign that own party's leadership having to do cial management,-,such as Connec- problems have been, was one of the isn’t the only area she had in mind. sjMnsored rock concert was going on open.” years in the Army Reserves and in Association of Firefighters, which firemen were able to help both men, He said the rock concerts were patrolman is handling the situation could detail just what goes on in the would be "In keeping with the basic with referenda, the rights of indepen­ ticut's “ Suh'sfi^aw”,, the leaders of the original petitioners for Mrs. Taylor said people have told recently and said it involved a knife. 1968 he joined the fire department. makes him a ropmhor of the union's sponsored by the town and the town with kid gloves he will be parks. The mayor told him all he has principles we've established for our dent voters to appear on a ballot, and reorganization of the executive the ordinance. He spoke in favor. He her they are afraid to come to the He also said he has to pick up loads of District's state legislator in these bis strong stand on the Bottle Bill, branch of government eliminating said he feels that people using the empty bottles. He called for the or­ should take blame for what happened suspended,” he said. to do is go up there and see for Lottie Fisk Building in Henry Park himself. last two terms of office.” which Lirot said, “assures each of us more than half of the unnecessary park in this way are taking the rights for recreation department-sponsored dinance passage, with no exceptions during them. After the hearing Councilman He said, “We'll make every effort a cleaner environment both here in departments and commissions, the away from others. Councilman John Giulietti asked Stephen Marcham said, “Of all of the Councilwoman Lena Therrault, to contact each voter in Coventry, Connecticut and in the nation.” reorganization of higher education Coventry man participates Gardiner if the ordinance allowed people that spoke tonight, and many who also voted against the ordinance, Tolland, and Willington (the towns which substantially reduces state special permits would he apply. Gar­ made good points, the comment that also wanted to table it. She said the that make up the 53rd Di.;trict) and spending, and his bill to increase diner said, “Right away, and that’s struck home most to me was Mr. sub-committee wanted to allow we'll be listening to what they have local land development fees to Resident complains to board; why you won’t do it.” Luddecke's comment that we have special permits because it didn’t to say,” Walsh said. reduce costs to the towns, were all Gardiner said he doesn’t sell the an enforcement problem.” want to deny some groups. Walsh said he represents a district cited at the convention. in Jaycee trainin§t^^ course beer, that the others chip in, and he He said this wasn’t meant to be ’The mayor said the main problem which is ranked in the top 10 out of Walsh's bills relating to “Freedom town employees criticized buys the keg and gives the beer derogatory to the police.... “they are with the permits is that it posed some 151 for receipt of new state monies of Information,” an added $50,000 away. up against a prosecution problem.” very difficult constitutional the proceeds from the sale of town since he has served in the State e i earmarked for training volunteer COVENTRY — Jack VanNess, of the nation attended the college. Mike Dunkle of Glenstone Drive, He said he would hate to see the or­ questions that the lawyers have’t VanNess is employed as a service land, to be transferred to the Massolini again repeated, “There House of Representatives. ambulance personnel, more political the Coventry Jaycees was in Tulsa, By DONNA HOLLAND Carey explained the “dead sand” also spoke against the ordinance. He dinance passed only to have it fall been able to solve. manager at the Woodcock Refrigera­ Cemetery Commission. The money are a lot of things I could tell you, I The ordinance passed in an 8-2 vote “We entered office in 1974 when rights for state employees as well as Oklahoma last week to participate in , Herald Correspondent came from collapsed drainage at said there are bad elements in all age victim to the same lack of attention. the national officer training college tion Company/ came from the sale of a lot and could go on and on and on, it really with two council members absent. Connecticut's economic problems their Collective Bargaining statute, BOLTON—Complaints about town High Meadow Road and Sunset Lane. groups and if the ordinance is passed He voiced the hop>e that once and for of The United States Jaycees. The U.S, j/ycees, headquarters in house on Route 31. bugs me.” were at an all-time high. We made and his many efforts aimed at more employees were voiced at the Board He said the fill will he used at the it will deprive the ball players from all that the town can have an or- VanNess is the Individual Develop­ Talsa, currently has more than 375,- The Cemetery Commission planS park. It was brought to the town First Selectman Henry Ryba said. tough decisions, found ways to get directly involving students enrolled 000 member in nearly 9,000 local to hire the firm of Barre Granite of Selectmen’s meeting Tuesday by in public higher learning institutions ment vice president for the Connec­ employee’s residence because it was Our doors are open. We are here to more for our money, and set our chapters in all 50 states and the Association of Barre, Vt. for an Peter Massolini, Notch Road resi­ state upon the road to economic in managing their own affairs, and ticut Jaycees. and as such,is respon­ a shorter truck haul. hear all complaints.” District of Columbia. amount of $5,000 to design the dent. recovery after four years of fiscal his efforts to aid agriculture in the sible for assisting the growth and Massolini did not think that was a Carey said, “We not only need, we Planner hired proposed cemetery on the 16-acre Massolini questioned the board as MARLOW’S EUREKA irresponsibility,” he said: district,” were also added to the long development of 129 chapters. Cemetery development 4o whether town employees were good answer. solicit citizen input.” site which was formerly the Cumisk Walsh was nominated at the recent list cited at the convention. The cirriculum of the three-day The Town Council plans to call a allowed to work for themselves Massolini said, “1 feel as a Ryba said, “There is no way in VERNON — The Town Council, Tuesday night, ap­ property. heaven we can oversee the town on a proved the appointment of George Russell of Bowling convention by Arthur Lirot of Walsh, himself, spoke “with pride college included courses of a general town meeting to ask residents for : during regular working hours and use taxpayer I have a legitimate com­ management nature and techniques The commission estimates it wjll 24-hour basis.” Green, Ohio, to the position of town planner. Willington who referred to the of my sponsorship (albeit ill-fat^) of permission to transfer funds to town equipment to haul town-owned plaint. I have a lot of things I think SUPER SUMMER cost about $50,000 to develop a three During the regular workday Russell will replace John Loranger, who resigned from ^ necessity for a legislator to have on improving the service Jaycees develop some town property for you should know.” legislation which would allow and one-half acre cemetery. fill to their home during the regular the planning position several months ago. “Three voices, that of the individual Connecticut citizens to initiate offer to their communities. More cemetery use. He said, “I could go on and on and anyone having anything to say or than 800 Jaycee leaders from across work day. wishing to talk to a selectman can Russell is presently director of planning for the City of as our spokesman in Hartford, who is Robert Walsh referenda on any matter of their The funds, amountingto $25,000 are Massolini said “As a taxpayer I do on — I think you are not aware of things — If you are aware of them, leave a message at the selectmen’s Bowling Green and has held this position since January, SALE! regularly called upon to make in­ Among other major legislation choosing. not think it is right for a town you overlook them.” office at 649-8743. The selectmen also 1975. He will come to Vernon at a starting salary of $17,- dependent decisions for his con­ sponsored and passed by Walsh, it He said he wants to go back to the employee to use town equipment to SAVE Massolini said the town employees welcome calls at their homes. They 500. Mayor Frank McCoy said he told Russell that serious stituents; the voice of the District was noted at the convention, was his legislature to “continue my work of haul fill for his benefit.” seeing to it that our small towns are bringing that which happens at the He pointed out that the simplest fill spend the day cutting wood — using encourage attendance at their consideration will be given to an adjustment in salary bills enabling Coventry Lake area after he has been here six months. He will start his work adequately represented; and finally Capitol in Hartford a lot closer to the the town has could be used on the town equipment and getting paid by meetings. associations to be eligible for state Massolini said, “There should be a right after Labor Day. S30 as the voice of concern for each per­ people that I represent. sides or roads or in the parks. the town — and then haul it to their road improvement funds, the fact little more research when making Russell is a native of Boston, Mass. His major son in the district.” Selectman John Carey said, “I am own premises. Model 1261 He said, “The are getting wood appointments to boards because academic fields are geography, regional science, and aware of the problem. It was brought public administration. He has a masters degree in to my attention last Saturday and it free from the town when it should be seme people are not fit to serve geography and has taken advanced graduate work in AkWgrHn. has been taken care of. ft will not distributed to someone who needs because they don’t have any public administration. ansakHP. Firm videotapes weddings happen again.” it.” knowledge of a particular board.” M twvau PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - “there’s a million and one things that the couple and a shot of the wedding While the still photographer snaps can go wrong.” invitation mounted on velvet. A music box \ plays the theme from m the usual pictures of the bride, the Besides, the image in Martinelli’s Missing girl to be subject -M groom and the wedding cake. Bill viewfinder is definitely different “Love Story” in the background. Martinelli points his camera than that of traditional still The scene switches to the bride elsewhere. photographers. dressing, and in one case, to the He captures on film the tipsy aunt “Where they go for the beauty of tuxedoed groom watching cartoons of search tonight in Vernon talking about the flasher who the day, we go for personalities,” he and drinking beer with his buddies. Next comes highlights of the wedding frequents her backyard. said. “They go for the traditional VERNON - State Police and Ver­ years. parents of Miss Luce have already ceremony and interviews with Martinelli, owner and operator of cakecutting. We go in and probe per­ non Police and fire departments The body of one, Mrs. Susan offered a $1,000 reward separate assorted guests. Will Video, puts weddings on sonalities.” were planning to organize a search LaRosa of Rockville, was found in from the trust fund. At the end of the wedding recep­ videotape. Martinelli and Ms. Souza begin party today for Patricia Luce, 18, the early spring by construction Students at Rockville High School tion, the tape is played back for the He began the business by preparations a few days before the who has been missing since July 18 workers on Interstate 86. An autopsy will conduct a car wash Saturday and photographing athletic events. Now wedding by interviewing the couple, guests. It's entertaining and also puts from her Skinner Road home. report revealed she had a gunshot in Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the he has moved into nuptial searching for tidbits of information the blur of a busy day back into focus Mayor Frank McCoy said, Tuesday the head. high school parking lot to raise ceremonies. Martinelli is “no on colorful guests. for the newlyweds. night, that the search will be concen­ A 7-year-old Tolland girl, Janice money for the fund. “We give the audience a bird’s eye stranger to weddings” since his Ms. Souza then prepares questions trated on the west side of Route 83 Pockett, has been missing since 1973; The students are also planning to mother is part owner of a bridal store designed to prompt the guests into view of what took place at the altar. along the Hockanum River, into Deborah Speckler of Vernon has been hold other fund-raising activities in nearby Warwick. recounting humorous stories, often You might even catch some com­ Talcottville and possibly over the missing since 1969; and Lisa White of such as bake sales and tag sales. He's videotaped more than a dozen about the bride or groom. ments from the bride and groom,” EutekiPower-TMinwNhRoto- Manchester line. He expected the Vernon has been missing since 1974. Donations of money or sale items Mallc Head Model 1261 so far. The price is $40 for the 50- “It’s better than asking a person, Martinelli said. search to start about 5 p.m. and to At Tuesday’s meeting it was an­ will be accepted by Miss Tew or her ,So far, none of the couples whose Edge Kleener—Molorized minute tape and $200 for the services ‘Are you having a good time?’ and continue until dark. nounced that a trust fund has been es­ mother Mrs. Peggy Tew of 116 Beater Bar Bruih—Automatic of Martinelli and his assistant, hearing, ‘Just terrific,’ 20 times. weddings were”N;^rded o^n a Tuesday afternoon a group of tablished to offer reward money for Center Road, Vernon. Carpet adjustment 2-stage Maureen Souza. The film is played That gets very boring,” she said. machine for playing^&eltJhclape at parents and young people gathered at any information about any of those Miss Luce was last seen when she cpnister motor back on a special machine at the end “This way we go up to Cousin Joe and a later date. Martinelli expects many the Memorial Building to express who have disappeared. was dropped off at the Seven-Eleven of the reception following the wed­ say tell us about the night when you will ask to rent equipment on their their concerns about the dis­ The account has been established Store on Route 83, by her brother. It SONUS ding. So far, none of the couples in­ and the groom went to the University first anniversaries. )FFER appearance of Miss Luce and four by Linda Tew, a close friend of Miss is in this area where officials plan to uymindSai.OO volved own a videotape machine, but of Massachusetts and the tire on the “We haven’t been overwhelmed other females who disappeared from Luce. A Bolton couple has already concentrate today’s search. toaningtooN with requests for our service, but if • IndudadwWi SALE Martinelli expects they will be ren­ car went flat.” the tri-town area within the last five donated $1,000 to the fund. The «olModil144«. ting them on anniversaries. The interviews improve as the the response of the audience and the Martinelli only does weddings guests get “a little juiced,” Mar­ bride and groom are any indication, EUREKA Upright with PRICE where there's also a still tinelli said. we’ve been phenomenally h 6-WAY DIAL-A-NAP photographer present because he A standard wedding videotape successful,” Martinelli said. Revaluation contract awarded Exclusive 6-way O lil-R-Nip* — Six can't afford backup equipment and usually begins with baby pictures of precise Oial-A-Nap* settings adjust The *^InitiaUy’’ Perfect Gift this cleaner to most carpet heists BOLTON — The contract for praisal Consultants.” work within 30 days of the signing of and keeps cleaner nozzle level for revaluation for Bolton was awarded Hutchinson told the board, “I think the contract. The revaluation will Hi» or her InitiaU in 14K gold lo be ideal cleaning on most carpets. 139” Weather, not Texans, dry to United Appraisals of East Hart­ you are making a big mistaike if you take about 16 months. worn amarlty on the collar or lapeL Also ford for $38,70 by the Board of hire anybody but United Appraisals.” The revaluation will affect the Model 1261 AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) — The Texas weather has been Selectmen at its meeting Tuesday. First Selectman Henry Ryba said taxes on the October 1979 Grand List, can be worn on the pockeU tict cuff or ^ 1 dry — but not Texans. DRIVEWAYS The town received two bids for he also talked to many towns. He said taxes billed in July 1980. scarf. State Comptroller Bob Bullock reported tax records on revaluation. The second was from one town using Appraisal Consultants The town has budgeted $23,000 for 59" ^ mixed drinks indicate liquor is selling at a record rate. Appraisal Consultants of Litchfield is not satisfl^ with the work and is the revaluation. An additional $15,700 Texans consumed $167 million in mixed drinks during the ^lonial CARH . CHECK • MAITIR CHAM l - UVAWAV • ■ANKAMIRICARO for $31,200. having difficulty. He said he heard will be needed. April-June quarter of this year, a 24 percent increase Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, said good things from the towns using Hutchinson said, “I am extremely M m m OPEN THURS. EVES HI 9 F.M . over the^ame period of last year. Total mixed drink sales R L O W ri 9aving, he “spoke to many towns and United Appraisal. The only com­ pleased the board choose to vote the “Flnst Fbr Staoe »Ui"l u r ____ I for the first half of 1978 reached $32J, million, Bullock emphatically heard nothing but good plaint he heard was that they assess way it did. I intend to work hard with SHOOR DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHBSTl*cHBcmat I said. ALL WORKMANSHIP OUABANTEED about United Appraisals.” He said. open and wetland a little too high. the company to see that the town gets Open 6 Days — Tliiiiaday NlihtsI tiu a I “It must be the dry weather,” he said. The people I spoke to were not The firm will begin its revaluation a good revaluation.” 917 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER The state earned ^6.7 million in tax revenue from FR EE ESTIMATES . Tel. 528-4362 pleased with the progress of Ap­ mixed drink sales during the second quarter of the year. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HE«, . Manchester. Conn., Wed- Aug. 2, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ck)nn.. Wed., Aug. 2, 1978 — PAGE THfRTEEN Sister Noe’mi of New Guinea, Sister Jean of Port Jefferson, LI, N.Y. and Mrs. Laurette Kasper of Hershey, Treasurer Pa. Continued from Page One The funeral will be Thursday at Braves stop Rose hit streak at 44 8:15 a.m. at the Callahan Funeral the town treasurer come up every Henry Escott dies, Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, two years and lay his record before followed by a mhss at 9 a.m. at St. the voters,” he said. ‘"The best merit ATLANTA (UPI) -— Pete scored four others, whipped Rose and ended featured a total of 28 hits -— 21 In his third trip to the plate against milestones as Ty Cobb’s 40 straight only a half-game off the pace in the Francis of Assisi Church, South system is the election of a person.” Rose went hitless in four of­of- the Cincinnati Reds, 16^.16-4. ' byby the the Braves—in Braves — ina parka park considered considered McWilliams,McWilliams, a arookie rookie who who was was called called gamesgames (1911) (1911) and and George George Sisler’s Sisler’s 42 42 NationalNational League League Wes West. “I suppose it’s a load off my Windsor. Burial will be in the Gate of Negro also asked that his position ; ficial frinctrips to fiiA'PaiAci/iovrthe plate Tuesday The 37-year-old Ros6Rose struclcstmek out IIIin I a hitter’s paradise. upup iust just two two weeks weeks aeo. ago. Rose Rose (in(iii 1922). 1922). K K eeler’s eeler’s mark mark of of 44 44 suppose it’s £ active in Kiwanis Heaven Cemetery, Springfield,. continue as an elected one. the ninth inning — his final chance to grounded out to shortstop. straight was established in 1897 and, shoulders,” he said. “But, we got “I believe in the elective process. I night as Atlanta pitchers Larry beat 16-4 and I don’t feel relieved belonged to South United Methodist NIdss. extend his batting streak. Rose_ walked to lead off the game With Garber in to pitch in the as such, had been dismissed by Henry E ^ t t , 91, of 266 W. High don’t think we should turn around and McWilliams and Gene Garber "He was batting like it was the baseball historians because it oc­ about anything. St.y prominent in the Manchester Church. Friends may call at the funeral arid hit a sharp liner back to seventh. Rose lined out to Horner at say to our voters, ‘You will have less halted his hitting streak at 44 final inning of the seventh game of curred prior to the turn of the cen­ Kiwanis Club and owner of a He was a member of William home today from 7 to 9 p.m. McWilliams in the second inning for third base. to say about government,’ ” he said. the World Series,” said Atlanta tury. Manchester real estate and in­ Whiting Lodge of Masons in Holyoke games — 12 short of Joe his best opportunity of the night to Along the way to tying Keeler for “So, this is where it ended. I would Robert Franklin and Nate reliever Gene Garber, who struck out surance business, died Tuesday. and the Sons of St. George in Mrs. Anthony Bayauch DiMaggio’s major-league pass Willie Keeler’s all-time the second-longest hitting streak in have liked to have gotten a hit tonight Agostinelli, both members of the Rose to end the game as well as his baseball history. Rose passed Tom­ He suffered pains during the Holyoke. During his youth, he was a Mrs. Marcella (Bujavicius) mark of 56. National League record of 44 games Rose said he was disappointed the and again tomorrow so I could go Charter Revision Commission, spoke 44-game hitting streak. and continue his bid to catch my Holmes’ modern National streak had ended. But he insisted he Kiwanis Club luncheon at member of the Boys Brigade of Etayauch, 89, of 71 Starkweather St. ’The Braves, paced by rookie Bob back home with the streak intact. Grace Church. died Tuesday night at a Manchester in favor of removal of the treasurer’s Rose began that streak June 14. DiMaggio, the former New York League record of 37 straight games, was more upset by the lop-sided But they won’t boo me when I get Manchester Country Club and was post and creating a department of Horner who drove in four runs and Oddly enough, the game in which it taken to Manchester Memorial Mr. Escott served as secretary convalescent hme. She was the wife Yankee great. set in 1945, and passed such beating handed the Reds, who are back to Cincinnati.” of Manchester Kiwanis Club for eight of Anthony Bayauch. finance. Hospital where he died' while un­ Such a department would develop years and had been its assistant Mrs. Bayauch was born in October dergoing surgery. more control and accountability than Mr. Escott conducted his business secretary for many years. 1889 in Lithuania and came to this the present setup, Franklin said. from his home, and Mrs. Escott will country and settled in Brockton, He is survived by his wife, Thelma Agostinelli also said that the com­ Herald continue to run the business. He J. Jeffries Escott; three sisters. Mass., living there until coming to the Manchester area in 1924. She was mission received little input at its etired in 1963. Miss Beatrice Escott and Mrs. public hearings. Many of the com­ angle He was born in Saddleworth, a communicant of St. Bridget Church Wendell (Florence) Ingham of Fair- ments made by the public Tuesday England, and came to the United view section of Chicopee, Mass., and and a member of the Lithuanian- American Club of Manchester. night were being heard for the first States and Holyoke, Mass., in 1895 Mrs. Robert (Emma) Burke of time by commission members. Earl Yost with his family when he was seven Holyoke; and several nieces and years of age. He attended schools in nephews. She is also survived by a son, Sports Editor Holyoke and was a graduate of The funeral will be Thursday at 2 Frank Shukis of Manchester; a Polka concert Holyoke High School. He also is a p.m. at the Alger Funeral Home, 167 daughter, Mrs. John Novello of East graduate of Mancheter Community Chestnut St., Holyok. Burial will be Hartford; two grandchildren and reset Thursday four great-grandchildren. Remembers Holmes Holmes, while managing Hartford, College. in Foresthills Cemetery, Holyoke. was a Manchester resident. The The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 While in Holyoke, he conducted the Calling hours are today, 2 to 4 p.m. The Polka Concert scheduled for Twenty seven years ago, Leo Day stocky outfielder set his N.L. mark in a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, Escott Beauty Salon and was on the last night has been postponed until of Manchester was a hard-throwing 1945 when he hit safely in 37 games. Memorial donations may be made 400 Main St., with a mass at St. Massachusetts State Board of Hair­ to South United Methodist Church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at rookie pitcher with Greenville, N.C., Today he’s connected with the New Bridget Church at 9. Burial will be in TheyHl catch up fast dressers and Beauticians. Manchester’s Bicentennial Band in the Class D Coastal Plain League. York Mets in promotion work. Memorial Fund. St. James Cemetery. fn Holyoke, Mr. Escott was a Marybeth Tucker gives instructions to a group of older swim­ When Tommy Holmes’ name was Day dropped out of baseball after Local arrangements were made by Friends may call at the funeral Shell. member of Grace Congregational ming students who are taking swim lessons for the first time Johnny Prytko’s Polka band will in the headlines again recently, as the Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) Main home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and hurling for Hamilton Standard and Church, and in Manchester he play, and dancing wili be allowed Cincinnati’s Pete Rose approached St. Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The course is being taught at Salter’s Pool. (Herald photo by turned to fast pitch softball where he Pinto) within the band sheli. and then passed the former Boston starred for a number of years with was the manager for retail sales and Braves’ outfielders’ modern National Ray McKenna’s classy Dovalettes in Oscar ,C. Soderquist League consecutive game hitting services for the U.S. Postal Service East Hartford as one of the team’s Mrs. Alice H. Berry streak. Day went back into EAST HARTFORD - Oscar C. in Hartford 38 years. He was a past top hitters. Soderquist, 83, of 568 Forbes St. died EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Alice memory land. president of the National Association Hanley Berry, 82, of 4 Daley Court Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. He of Postal Supervisors and was com­ Amelia floods hit Texas Black book notes was the husband of A. Ruth Hartz died 'Tuesday at the East Hartford SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - “We’ve got lots of inquiries about At dawn today Gov. Dolph Briscoe “I was an 18-year-old when I first missioner of the Connecticut Public home of her daughter, Mrs. William Soderquist. Transportation Authority from 1975 More than a foot of rain from people missing and right now we — whose huge cattle ranch in located) met Tommy Holmes,” Day recalled Mike Crispino will leave the Mr. Soderquist was bom in Hart­ F. Dwyer. She was the widow of tropical storm Amelia sent walls of don’t know if they’ve bwn found,” in the flood area — activated the recently. Recreation Department staff later to this year. Joseph F. Berry. ford and had been a resident of East He is also survived by his wife, water crashing down parched creek the dispatcher said. “They’re picking Nationai Guard and sent a battalion "Holmes was managing Hartford this month to pursue other interests. Mrs. Berry was born in Stafford Crispino has handled numerous Hartford for the last 63 years. He Rita Murphy Melley; three sons, beds in the Centrai Texas hill country people out of trees. Houses along the of troops to aid harried local and at the time in the Eastern League Springs and had lived in East Hart­ programming for the department was employed as a photo engraver William J. Melley III, Christopher J. Tuesday night and early today, river have disappeared — 10 to 15 state police in their evacuation of and he came over for the Watson-Cheney Photo ford most of her life. She was a com­ sweeping away homes, cars and for­ houses washed away by the Medina residents from Uvalde, Bandera, to Greenville to and turned in a fine performance the Melley and Brendan G. Melley, all of municant of St. Rose Church. oast two years. Engraving, Inc. of Wethersfield Windsor; three daughters, Mrs. cing evacuation of a half dozen River.” Medina, Kerrville and numerous play an exhibition Long night for Pete before his retirement 25 years ago. She is also survived by two other Denise Green of Southold, L.I., N.Y., towns. She' said the courthouse was the other small Texas communites game against our He was a member of Orient Lodge of daughters, Mrs. Raymond Lavey of John Herdic, who nipped Woody Mrs. Kathleen Carroll and Miss ’There were no immediate reports only evacuation spot in town because located along the Guaalupe, Leona club. One look can tell you Pete Rose was unhappy when after he Masons of East Hartford and a East Hartford and Mrs. Harry Brady Maura Melley, both of Windsor; of drownings or injurings in the flash everything else was under water. and Medina rivers. “I was pitching Clark in a tense, bitter struggle for lined out to third base in the sixth inning, left, against Atlanta member of the Lithographers and of Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Mildred floods, but a Bandera County against the Chiefs the Club Championship at the last night. Above, he misses third strike in ninth inning which three brothers, Edward S. Melley of Welch of East Hartford; 12 Photo Engravers International Mamaroneck, N.Y., John V. Melley sheriff’s dispatcher said witnesses and was doing all Manchester Country Club two weeks ended 44-game consecutive hit streak. (UPI photo) grandchildren and six great­ ago, is office manager and accoun­ Union. of West Hartford and Kenneth F. reported watching neighbors cling to Dollar falls to new low right until Holmes Other survivors include three sons, grandchildren. rooftops as their homes were swept inserted himself tant in Bloomfield and resides in Melley of McLean, Va; another The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. Richard H. Soderquist, Howard 0. into the rampaging Medina River. TOKYO (UPI) - ’The dollar fell to summit in Bonn. into the game as a Coventry. Marking his success, sister, Mrs. Kathleen Cunningham of from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 still another record low in Tokyo and Swiss dealers said the doliar’s Holmes associates gave him two tickets to Soderquist, Donald J. S^erquist, all Needham, Maine and four pinchhitter. I knew of East Hartford; a sister, Carrie Main St., with a mass at St. Rose Zurich today and opened mixed on latest plunge in Zurich was due main­ the Mets-Reds baseball game at New grandchildren. all about him and I thought that I Stevens of Rocky Hill; nine Church at 9. Burial wll be in St. Firefighters die other European money markets. ly to the strengthening of the yen. York which found Pete Rose tying Burial will be in Windsor Veterans could blow my fast ball by. grandchildren and five great­ Mary’s Cemetery. Trading in Zurich was very busy Tommy Holmes’ consecutive game Memorial Cemetery. His family will in New York fire With the dollar closing on the “He worked the count to 3 and 2 grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral with the dollar opening at a low of hitting streak at 37. DiMaggio’s streak untouchable and then fouled off several pitches. receive friends today, 2-4 and 6-9 home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 NEW YORK (UPI) - Five Tokyo foreign exchange market at an 1.7130 Swiss francs against Monday’s The funeral will be Friday at 11 He just knew what kind he wanted to ...... iiiMiifi'ii.a iii’isiWMiinwfiiia’tJin^ p.m., at the funeral home. Memorial p.m. firefighters were killed and one was unprecedented 184.70 yen, Japanese close of 1.7345, the previous low. 'The DiMaggio, which began back on June scored pinch runner Bill Almon with a.m. from the Newkirk and Whitney hit. Harold Giglio Jr., is serving as an NEW YORK (U P I)-A nd so 14. contributions may be made to the reported missing today in the rubble Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda said markets in Switzerland were closed the winning run and Randy Jones Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave. “I threw my best pitch of the game assistant golf pro at The Farms Pete Rose’s seven-week National League | Tuesday night’s lop-sided affair — American Cancer Society, 670 of a Brooklyn supermarket that he will send an emissary to the Tuesday for a national holiday. hurled his second shutout of the Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, and Holmes hit it far over the center- Country Club in Wallingford under highlighted by Bob Horner’s four season. Prospect Ave., Hartford. Totie Fields dies collapsed during a four-alarm blaze, United States to discuss the pro Charlie Moore. Giglio played out odyssey in pursuit of Joe East Hartford. deteriorating international monetary field fence for a home run. RBI and four runs scored — still left Expos 4, Pirates 3 Friends may call at the funeral officials reported. “As he was rounding the bases he of the Manchester Country Club as an DiMaggio’s still untouchable Brave teammates were pounding out Ovide Z. Bachand LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) - Come­ Fire Commissioner Augustus situation. 21 hits en route to a 16-4 drubbing of the Reds a half-game back of the Andre Dawson belted a two-out home Thursday from 7 to 94>.m. dian Totie Fields died today in her ( Lottery ) hollered over to me on the mound, amateur. 56-game hitting streak has division-leading San Francisco homer, his 19th, in a four-run second The family suggests that any SOUTH WINDSOR - Ovide Z. Beekman said the six unidentified In a meeting with finance ministry the Reds. home here, a spokesman at Sunrise ‘Hey, Lefty. ’That was one helluva ended, but while it lasted it Giants in the National League West. inning and Steve Rogers went 6 2-3 in­ memorial gifts may be made to the firemen were trapped when the roof adviser Michiya Matsukawa, Fukuda “Of course I’m disappointed,” said Bachand, 70, of 50 Colony Road died Hospital said. She was 48. pitch’.’’ Manchester’s National Little was a joyous sidelight in a The Giants lost, 4-2, to Houston, nings for his 12th win. Rogers also American Cancer Society, 670 Tuesday at Manchester Memorial of a Waldbaum’s superm arket emphasized the need to exchange The winning number drawn Rose, who will have to settle for a Rena Lees, speaking for the After the game. Holmes visited the League All-Stars were ousted in the baseball summer. while in other NL games, San Diego drove in a run with a squeeze bunt. Prospect Ave., Hartford. Hospital. He was the husband of coliapsed unexpectedly. The store views on the issue and the yen’s steep Tuesday in the Connecticut daily young Silk Town hopeful and said District Eight semifinals by share of the all-time National League hospital, declined to reveal the cause had been under renovation. climb following last month economic lottery was 053. Now, with Larry McWilliams and consecutive-game hitting streak with blanked Los Angeles, 1-0, New York Members of Orient Lodge will con­ Irene Antaya Bachand. of death but said Miss Fields’ grief- Day threw harder than anyone he had Ellington, 1-0, but as is the case in downed Philadelphia, 5-1, Chicago Mets 5, Phillies 1 duct a Masonic service Thursday at 8 Mr. Bachand was born in Central many instances the results of a loss Gene Garber having taken their Wee Willie Keeler. “I knew it was stricken family would provide a seen all spring. place alongside Jim Bagby and AI put away St. Louis, 4-2, and Montreal John Stearns hit a three-run homer p.m. Falls, R.I. and bad lived in South “Keep that up and you’ll be in the were not turned in for publication. going to end someday and it’s just as statement later today. Smith in the record books, Rose, the well it happened in a 16-4 game we shaded Pittsburgh, 4-3. in the seventh inning to deal Windsor the last 29 years. Before his Miss Fields has suffered a series of biggies (major leagues) some day,” Astros 4, Giants 2 struggling Steve Carlton his 11th loss William J. Melley Jr. retirement, he was employed at the Video cassettes PINEHURST BRINGS YOU THE VERY BEST MEAT Oddity in Moriarty’s Twi League Cincinnati Reds and everyone else lost, than to have my strikeout physical setbacks in the past two Holmes said. “He wished me luck J.R. Richard struck out 11 to run against nine wins. Reliever Kevin WINDSOR - WilUam J. Melley Travelers Insurance Co. for 25 years. Along wtth low pricoo, PlnolHirat wants you to hava ttw can get back to what the baseball happen in a 1-0 game where it might years. In 1976 her left leg was am­ INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) and warned me that fast ball pitchers baseball loss to Society last week his major league-leading total to 205 Kobel worked the final 4 2-3 innings He was a member of St. Francis of VERY BEST U8DA CHOICE MEAT FOR HAPPY SUMMER BARBEQUE8... season is ultimately all about — pen­ have meant the difference.” Jr., 60, of 21 Remington Road, Wind­ putated. Last October she underwent — Sales of blank video tape had to develop other pitches to get to found a batted ball striking the and aided his own cause by driving in to get the win. sor, died Monday at St. Francis Assisi C3iurch in South Windsor. He cassettes are expected to Our meat manager will feature Fresh Chicken Breasts at $1.19 lb. and Shurfine helmet on the ground of a runner nant races. The strikeout Rose referred to was surgery for removal of her right the top,” Day said. McWilliams, the rookie southpaw, one run and scoring another. Enos Cubs 4, Cardinals 2 Hospital and Medical Center in Hart­ was also a member of the Travelers exceed $100 million at Bacon at $1.19 Ib. Native Com and Tomatoes are lower and you save $1.60 if you ’The good looking, muscular Day which fell off while rounding the his last attempt. After Garber struck breast after tests showed a and Garber, the bearded sidearmer, out Junior Kennedy and Vic Correll Cabell’s two-run single broke a 2-2 tie Bill Buckner hit two run-scoring ford. He was the brother of Mrs. Men’s Club. cancerous tumor. retail this year — a sales want to fill your freezer with 4 half gallons of Sealtest Ice Cream at the Special never made it to the majors but he bases. Unless the umpires felt it was in the fifth inning. Other survivors include two combined to shackle Rose with an 0- to start the ninth inning. Rose came singles and Dennis Lamp and Bruce Eilpen M. Mraks of East Hartford. ' Following the amputation the com­ figure larger than that of Price of $1.49 Vi gal. did have a respectacle year in ’51 deliberate, there is no penalty, which Padres 1, Dodgers 0 Sutter combined for a nine-hitter to brothers, Leo Bachand of San Diego, for-4, halting the 37-year old to the plate for one more chance — Bom in Hartford, Mr. Melley lived edian resumed her career, making some existinj industries, Solactad Largo Froth Loan Sllcod Frathly PIckod with the North Carolina entry, win­ was the ruling given and it led to a 4-3 marvel’s hitting streak at 44 games but went down swinging on a 2-2 Derrel Thomas’ bases-loaded send Chicago over St. Louis. Ken in Windsor 24 years. An Army Calif, and Paul Bachand of said William Gillis, an ning a dozen games. MB setback. Reitz homered for the Cardinals. jokes about her misfortune in Tuesday night, while their Atlanta count to end his challenge to single with one out in the ninth inning veteran of World War I, Mr. Melley Worcester, Mass.; three sisters. nightclub performances. RCA marketing official. CHICKEN SHURFINE NATIVE DREASTS 8AC0N CORN Job the same M . 1 9 RSox dusted off Drumm in accident, M . 1 9 . lb. 1 0 , „ 8 9 < LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) Talents of Hunter, Jackson — His job won’t be any escapes uninjured 6REENS& THINGS! Whole Packer Cut LAMB LOINS, with little waste, (cut into chops as you order) YOU ARE CORDIALLY JNVITED TO Ib. $3.29. by WSox rookie different because the USDA Choica Tandar USDA Choica Boston Celtics’ new owner EAST HARTFORD — CSiief of Police Clarence A. carry Yankees over Rangers USDA Choica Cantor Cut is John Y. Brown, Jr., Drumm was involved in a three-car accident ’Tuesday VI8IT.OUR NEW LOCATION AT EYE ROUND BOSTON (UPI) — It took Mike Proly seven years in baseball Celtics’ General Manager NEW YORK (UPI) - The tle 13, Minnesota 6. night at the comer of Main and Adams streets in East RUMP OVEN BOTTOM ROOW to get his first major league start — but the curly-mopped OVEN ROAST R e d Auerbach said New York Yankees used the Tigers 3, Blue jays 2 Hartford. 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE, righthander made the most of it by dusting off the Boston Red American League Police today would not say how the accident occurred, BEEF ROAST R0II$T Tuesday. talented bat of Reggie Ron LeFlore drove in the tying run Sox 5-2. but said there were “some minor injuries.” MANCHESTER Tiant, 7-4. The White Sox added two Auerbach, who talked to Jackson, the crafty arm of Jim with a sacrifice fly and Phil Proly upped his record to 2-0 Mankowski scored the game-winner ’The driver of one of the cars involved was Pearlene • 1 .8 9 lb. • 1 .7 9 runs in the eighth on consecutive about 500 youngsters at “Catfish” Hunter and the Hunter, sidelined most of this year Gibson, 46, of 1861 Main St. in East Hartford. Tuesday night, scattering six hits on a wild pitch to give the Tigers and doubles by Ralph Garr and Jorge the Joe Hall Kentucky puzzling ineptitude of Texas to and last with arm problems, struck The driver of the,other car involved was Elaine 0. GRAND RE-OPENING while teammates Lamar Johnson Orta and a single by Johnson. out six, walked three and threw 106 Drolet, 31, of 123 Sedgewick Road in West Hartford. Pinehurst sliced to order Cold Cuts are 10 days fresher than the prepackaged kind and Ralph Garr supplied the offen­ wildcat basketball camp score an 8-1 victory Tuesday “Tiant usually gives me trouble, pitches, by far the most he’s Jim Slaton, 11-8, a win over Toronto. Police said Drumm was not injured in the accident and DAILY DOOR PRIZES AND A GRAND DRAWING and we have freshly made Cole Slaw, Potato Salad and Italian Olive Salad. sive tonic. Proly languished most of but tonight was my night,’’ said John­ Tuesday, said he doesn’t night over the Rangers. managed in quite some time. Indians 2, Royals 1 came to work today. ’V',:, REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED SPECIAL ON his career in the minors and in the son, who collected three hits. “I felt feel added pressure “I was determined to throw strikes Buddy Bell’s two-out, pinch-hit Sarva cold or hot allcai Small N X Frozan And while Hunter, 4-4, was im­ Drumm could not be reached for comment because he BLOCK ISLAND bullpen in scarce major league stops. great out there. Everything was working for Brown, who instead of walking everybody,” said pressing with the arm, Jackson was single scored Rick Manning from THU. AUQ. 3 wafar thbi makaa dalklou Oaniilna Spring . “I think the last time I pitched this was attending a meeting out of town. aandwichaa... FRESH going well and when that happens, it Hunter, who hurled eight scoreless doing the same with his bat. third base in the seventh inning to FRI. AUB. 4 LAMBIiaS well was in “A” ball, somewhere,” h a s a reputation for PInahural Laan Cantar doesn’t matter who s pitching.” becoming involved in the innings of three-hit ball to bring the “I have a real good stroke now,” he win it for Cleveland. Jim Kern picked said the 27-year-old rookie. “I Red Sox Manager Don Zimmer Yanks within 6 l/2games of the up his eighth victory against five SAT. AUQ. BRISKET *1.69 lb. haven’t gone nine innings since operation of his basketball said of his 16-for-28 hitting since Manchester police report J said the team knows the slump must faltering Boston Red Sox. “I just returning from a five-day suspen­ losses with 2 1-3 innings of hitless CQRNED BEEF Keep your freezer full . sometime last year, and I really had end. Their next five games are teams. hope my arm keeps feeling the way it relief. taniwim 111 nothing left in the last two innings. sion. “Now I hope I can just keep it Armour'a SUnlaaa See Frank Toros or Ed Fon­ against the Yankee; and Milwaukee. does now.v’ up.” A's 1, Angels 0 • 1 . 5 9 ,b tana for large or small Fortunately, they (the Red Sox) Rick Langford tossed a three-hitter Manchester Police arrested Fred E. Pirtel, 26, of 391 FRANKS didn’t either.” Hunter, who has twice been on the freezer meat orders. disabled list this season, allowed only and struck out a career-high 11 Center St. Monday and charged him'with'wqond-degree The Red Sox have lost 11 of their doubles to Juan Beniquez and Mike batters to move Oakland into a tie failure to appear. He was presented in court oh Monday. M.19 lb last 14. They lead Milwaukee by i'/z Hargrove and a single to Al Oliver in with California for second place in Try PInshurst Vsrlbsst Bssf PattiM and New York by eVz. Zimmer benches Scott the eight innings he worked to lead the AL West. Bristol Police issued a warrant Monday for the arrest Proly yielded a run-scoring double Mariners 13, Twins 6 of Joann Russo, 20, of 200 Main St., and charged her with to Carl Yastrzemski in the first in­ New York to its 12th win in 16 games. Now hers..Seidner't lutiMfl- Bob Stinson belted a grand slam second-degree forgery and third-degree larceny. She was Spaclal 40* OFF foatura on tic 1920 pars ning and an unearned run in the Bobby Bonds provided Texas with turned over to the Bristol Police Department. all flavort of $1.80 its lone run with a ninth-inning and drove in five runs and Leon fourth when Claudell Washington Roberts laced a three-run double en mayI naise misplayed a Fred Lynn single in effort to snap slump homer, his 20th, off Sparky Lyle. route to a four-RBI night to give Tom Brent H. Theriault, 23, of Wethersfield was served a and Gain's pure niayonaisu. allowing Carlton Fisk to score from In other American League games, it was Chicago 5, Boston 2; Detroit 3, House, the third of four Seattle warrant from the state police charging him with evading first. BOSTON (UPI) - Red Sox “I think we all know we have to end major leagues as bad as we've been MTEST w. -A playing. We just have to go nut and Toronto 2; Cleveland 2, Kansas City pitchers, his fifth win in nine responsibility. He was turned over to the state police in Spoclal On “My fast ball was sinking tonight manager Don Zimmer says the this thing,” said Zimmer, noting the decisions. Hartford. and I had good control,” said Proly, Red Sox play two against the make things happen,” Evans said. 1; Oakland 1, California 0, and Seat­ SHURHNE who struck out three and walked two. time has come for his club to Yankees then head to Milwaukee for Boston leads the American League Rose M. Engelke, 23, of 200 Main St., was charged with ICE CREAM •1.49 ‘T had hoped to go six or seven strong snap out of its hitting slump — a three-game set with the second- East by 4 l/2games over Milwaukee *A gallon second-degree failure to appear. She was transferred to FOAM CUPS innings. But to go nine — it’s a great and he’s benching George,Scott place Brewers. and 6Vz over the Yankees. Evans Wayne Twitchell (No limn ... fill your fraazar tala) (51 In) Hartford Police Department Women’s Jail in lieu of a $2,- feeling.” in hopes of shaking the team “I asked Yaz if he was ready to predicted the race would go down to MONTREAL (UPI) - The Montreal Expos Tuesday denied reports that 000 bond. Court date is Aug. 14, East Hartford. And try Saaltaat-a Lo Fat Frozan Raaptiarry or Yastrzemski, who returned to the out of the doldrums. play and he said ‘Yes,’” Zimmer the last couple of weeks. right-handed pitcher Wayne Twitchell had been sent to the California Angels Strawberry Yogurt at $1.29 q t Wa aall lea Craam 2j79‘ “I look for three teams to be in on lineup after missing four games with Zimmer said after Tuesday night’s said. “I asked him if he could play on waivers. Gary J. Belanger, 23, of Levita Road, Lebanon, was Bara and Sandwhshaa by tha bar or boz and a bad back, praised Proly. first and he said ‘Yes. I’ll play Yaz at it — New York, Baltimore and us. “There’s no way that we’re sending Twitchell away,” said an Expos' of­ arrested Monday and charged with operating an un­ alwaya hava cold aoda ready for your order. 5-2 loss to the Chicago White Sox that Maybe Milwaukee will suprise “He pitched a helluva game. If we Scott, who has one hit in his last 28 a t , first and use one of the lefties (Jack ficial. “He’s still with this team.” The story was apparently started as a joke registered motor vehicle and the misuse of registration Cycle DOG FOOD were swinging well, we wouldn’t Brohamer or Gary Hancock) as a somebody, but I don’t think they have bats, will be benched for tonight's by Twitchell himself, who has been struggling this season. plates. He is scheduled to appear in court Aug. 15. have scored that many more runs, designated hiter.” the club that New York or Baltimore game against the Yankees in New ...... 3I99‘ ...... ^ut you can’t sit around and think Red Sox outfielder Dwight Evans, has,” he said. York. Carl Y astrzem ski, who Red Sox third baseman Butch Hob­ Early this morning, police reported that air was let out about it. You just have to give credit returned to the lineup Tuesday night who had only five RBIs in July, said John Havlicek son, who hit .180 in July and has only LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Mayor Tom Bradley has proclaimed Saturday as of the tires of 10 cars around the area of Main Street. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. were it’s due,” said Yastrzemski, after being missing four games with the team must start hitting soon. who said his back felt fine. “We’re not swinging the bats to six hits in his last 46 at bats, had one “John Havlicek Day” in Los Angeles in honor of the retired Boston Celtics Police reported a break-in at St. Mary’s Episcopal a bad back, will take Scott's place at line to describe the task ahead. Church on Park Street at 11:15 Monday night. ’The sexton Following a two-out Garr double in first. save our lives. Right now, we’re just PINEHURST GROCERY INC. the fourth, Johnson and Bob Molinaro hitting the ball. It’s just a matter of “We just have to keep going out ***Hariteek will play in Saturday night’s professional exhibition game at the reported finding two youths inside the church.. The The Red Sox have lost 11 of their there and going at them. And that’s 302 Main belted back-to-back homers of Luis time. We have the best record in the Forum in Inglewood, Calif. suspects fled, and nothing was reported stolen. last 14 games. all I want to say about it,” he said.

\ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 2,1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 2, 1978- PAGE FIFTEEN P alm er after PG A thief staiiiS 5» OAKMONT, Pa. (UPI) - National League Low-keyed Lemon Poised at the top of the steps r leading out of the clubhouse, East W L Pet. GB Arnold Palmer answered the Philadelphia 55 4§ .545 — reporter’s final question and Chicago 52 51 .505 4 turned to his sidekick and aide Pittsburgh 48 53 .475 7 climb was swift Montreal 51 57 .472 7Vi Doc Giffen. That didn’t bother Bob Lemon, different times, pitch 31 shutouts and “Do we have any more business New York 46 62 .426 n v i By MILT RICHMAN St. Louis • 40 65 .381 17t4 though. He’s not the kind who ever wind up in the Hall of Fame. here?” Palmer asked. “Or can we expects to be greeted by brass bands West NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob Lemon has a nice, easy style about leave?” anywhere he goes. When he got to the' him, and as someone once said in W L Pet. GB Lemon was lying on the cQuch “No, we don’t have any more airport in Kansas Cijy and saw no talking about him, “He couldn’t act San Francisco 63 44 .589 _ at his home in Long Beach, business here. They’re just holding one around, he hailed a cab and like a big shot If he tried.” Cincinnati 62 44 the past champions’ dinner tonight,” .585 Vi Calif., taking it easy and headed for the hotel where the He has a way with players, with Giffen replied. ’Then he laughed. Los Angeles 61 45 .575 IVi enjoying life, without a worry Yankees were staying. owners, with everyone, and if you San Diego Palmer laughed too, but with a 55 52 .514 8 in the world. By this time, he already was the don’t think he could astonish a whole touch of ruefulness. Atlanta 49 56 .467 13 The White Sox bad fired him as new manager of the club and then 13 lot of people who don’t know him by Although he owns 79 national and Houston 49 56 .467 13 manager two weeks before. Bill days later, he was told he would be bringing the Yankees home in front international titles, there’s no doubt Tuesday's Results Veeck saying it was like chopping off the general rnanager in 1980. Talk this season, just ask some of those he would trade all but a half dozen of Chicago 4, St. Louis 2 h 'M ‘ the head of one of his kids, and about Horatio Alger. He never who do know him, like Al Rosen, Bil­ them for just one PGA Cham­ New York 5, Philadelphia 1 meaning’ it, too, and now all Lemon moved up as quickly as that. ly Martin or even Bill Veeck, the pionship, the only major title to elude Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 3 Junior West Division soccer kingpins was doing was collecting his money Lemon’s climb was so swift, in man who let him go only a month him in his 20-odd years on the tour. Atlanta 16, Cincinnati 4 “scouting.” fact, that when he called his wife, ago. “I do want to win a PGA (Hiam- Houston 4, San Francisco 2 Bicentennials captured the Rec Curt Hagler, Coach Mike Zotta. Front, B ill’ This was a week ago Sunday Jane, to tell her he was going to be Lemon is 57 now and knows knows pionship very badly,” Palmer said San Diego 1, Los Angeles 0 Department’s Junior West Division soccer ti­ Perry, Tom Mapano, Joe Donovan, Mike around 10:30 at night. the Yankees’ general manager in 18 virtuaiiy all the Yankee players, ’Tuesday. Today’s Games Zotta, Mike Cunningham, Ross Burba, Brian The phone rang and when Lemon months, she thought he was putting having served as the Yanks’ pitching He especially would like to win the tle. Squad members, top row (1. to r.) Larry New York (Koosman 3-11) at Mohr, Bruce Treadwell. (Herald photo by picked up the receiver it was Al her on. He finally convinced her he coach two years ago. 60th edition of the tourney, which Philadelphia (Lerch 5-6) Maillet, Scott Garman, Angela Marcantonio, wasn’t. Nothing bothers him a whole lot Chastain) ^ Rosen, the Yankees’ president and begins ’Thursday at the 6,989-yard, St. Louis (Denny 8-8) at Chicago Paul Zepp, Lisa Marcantonio, Celina Buczek, his old teammate with the Indians on Years back, Casey Stengel, who and no matter how rough the going par-71 Oakmont Country Club. (Krukow 4-0) the line from New York. had trouble with names all his life, gets, he doesn't overreact. Billy Mar­ Just an hour away from his Pittsburgh (Kison 2-3) at Montreal “I don’t know for sure what’s going once called Lemon “that other fella” tin had his problems with Reggie hometown of Latrobe, Pa., Oakmont (Schatzeder 4-2), N W ho’s the best hitting pitcher? on, but I want you to stand by,” after a lengthy discourse on Jackson. For sure. Bob Lemon won’t. is Palmer Country, a place where he Cincinnati (Norman 9-6) at Atlanta Rosen said. “Billy Martin has been Cleveland’s more celebrated pitcher He never has problems with anyone. is the “local favorite” no matter how (McWilliams 2-0), N range. You might get $10 or you might get 100 bucks — it quoted on something in the at the time. Bob Feller. That’s his nature. badly he may be playing. depends on what someone is willing to pay and bow eager Now once again. Lemon is cast as San Francisco (Montefusco 7-4) at he is to fill out a set of cards. newspapers, something not good, and Last Saturday, before the game He’s an active member of the club. Houston (Dixon 5-7), N I’m leaving to join the club in Kansas “that other fella.” He’s the one prac­ with the Twins, the Yankees’ new In fact, he served as adviser to the Los Angeles (John 12-7) at San q. Let’s say Detroit is playing Califoniia at Detrott and City and find out what’s what. If we tically everybody is overlooking in manager put on a Cleveland uniform .. I tournament committee that Diego (Owchinko 7-7), N JUSTASK after eight Innings Califomln leads, 14. In the top of the canT get this straightened out, we all the concentrated attention on Bii- to take part in the Old Timers’ Day redesigned portions of the course to ninth, manager Ralph Honk replaces the pitcher (let’s say ly Martin and George Steinbrenner. festivities to which he had been in­ Thursday’s Games Mark Fidrych) with John Hiller. California scores three want you to manage the Yankees. I’ll make it play tougher than it did in St. Louis at Chicago Murray Olderman get back to you. It looks like we got As someone w^o has seen Bob Lemon vited months before. After putting in 1973 when it last hosted a major tour­ mns off Hiller. The score is aow 44, and Detroit scores two Houston at Atlanta, N problems.” pitch, and hit, more than a dozen a long day. Lemon also was invited to rx' ’ ,'J‘ -‘‘V nament. mas bdt loses 4-Z. Who is the losing pitcher? — Edward Los Angeles at San Francisco, N ’ By Mimjr OMermaa Kothe, Mr. Clemens, Mich. The following day, Rosen called years with Cieveland, and manage a private party along with all the “I’ve practiced a lot for this one,” The losing pitcher is Fidrych. He went out with bis team again from Kansas City asking ballpiayers after that, I can give yoii other Old Timers. Palmer said. American League losing, and nothing changed. Lemon to get there as soon as he one piece of advice: NEVER Because of the kind of day it had ,:>x- Most of the changes on the course, The tipoff: could. Lemon threw some clothes overlook Bob Lemon. been he took quite awhile before he he said, were “minor,” a matter of EubI q. What is the dUferenee between an earned ran and an He doesn’t, claim to be the best nnearaed ma? — Ernie Lovitt, WiUlamsbnrg, Ky. into his bag and took off. He had to got to the party. He was the last one sprucing up some of the 189 bunkers. W L Pet. GB The domesUc split Involving one of basebaU’s Big manager who ever lived, or the ' to make it, in fact. Heroes was not because he was straying off the ru let the rule book define it for you, as per Paragraph change planes in Denver and when he Two races with two results He said he made “significant” Boston 65 39 .625 10.18 of Official BasebaU Rules: “An earned run is a run arrived in Kansas City in the early smartest, but then he never claimed Sometimes, though, the last have a changes on five holes, but of the Milwaukee reservaUon, but because he was doing his daUying 59 42 .584 4Vi within the reservaUon — a fact that attracted too for which the pitcher is held accountable. In determining hours of Tuesday morning nobody to be the best pitcher or the way of winding up first. Bob Lemon They ran the 100 meters twice in last weekend’s National variety to benefit the younger New York 59 46 .562 6Vi much attenUon to suit La Spouse. earned runs, the inning should be reconstructed without was there to meet him. smartest, either, and all he ever did is that type of individual. Sports Festival in Colorado Springs but only the second counted. players on the tour. Baltimore 57 46 .553 7Vi the errors (which include catcher’s interference) and was win 20 or more ganies seven “We lengthened a couple of holes Detroit passed balls, and the benefit of the doubt should always be In the first, Mike Robinson (right in both photos) beats out Eddie 56 49 .533 9Vi q. Who da yea think is the best hitting pitcher in given to the pitcher in determining which bases would have Hart but the race was disallowed (top photo) when starter’s ever so slightly,” he said. “The Cleveland 50 54 .481 15 - basebaUr Has George Foster beea hampered by an been reached by errorless play.” An unearned run, of talent is better, the course has to be Toronto course, is one in which an error or passed ball directly pistol failed to signal false start. In second race, Hart won in Seeking 80th title 39 67 ,368 27.. injury? Be deeaa’t seem to be hitting quite as weU as he 3 Q U 1 Z lengthened.” • ■ was last year? — Bob Beal, Roseburg, Ore. contributed to the scoring. 10.07 seconds. (UPI photo) W efll Martin would play Asides, most pros believe the Arnold Palmer, winner of 79 pro golf tourneys, has never won W L Pet. GB q. This is an appeal for help to make a once in a lifetime challenge of the course is not its the PGA but hopes this is his year as he took his turn on practice Kansas City 58 45 .563 — length but its quick and quirky experience tmly memorable for . two Z9-year-old fras- ground yesterday. (UPI photo) California 56 51 .523 4 trated English fans of American footbaU. Having tanght greens, and putting is no longer ourselves the game over the last eight years, we have Reggie in outfield Oakland 56 51 .523 4 Names in the news Palmer’s strength." Texas 49 started np a team. However, we have never seen a fnU 56 .467 10 game and feel there Is nothl^ more we can leam about ‘"The greens no doubt are going to Minnesota 45 57 .441 12Vi NEW YORK (UPI) — Billy Martin, the New York Yankees’ be the toughest and the fastest we’ve footbaU without seeing the game played and talking to Chicago 45 59 .433 13 Vz people Involved In the sport. On Nov. 18, we Intend to start “manager in waiting,” said he wouldn’t mind if Reggie Jackson Mark Fidrych putted on all year,” said the PGA’s Pfister advances, Seattle 37 69 .349 22 Vi a three-week vacation in San Francisco to gain an Insight leading money earner this year, Into the game. Can you arrange opportunities for us to talk was still around when he re-assumes the club’s reigns in 1980. LAKELAND, Fla. (UPI) — Mark Fidrych pitched five perfect innings Tuesday’s Results “I’ve always said I could manage Tuesday night and got credit for a Lakeland Tigers’ 4-0 victory over Dunedin Andy Bean, after he shot a 1-under- Chicago 5, Boston 2 to people Inside footbaU, including players, coaches and par 70 during Tuesday’s practice administrators, and arrange for ns to see seme games? Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussolini and in his last outing in the Class A Florida State League before returning to the nearly defaulted Detroit 3, Toronto 2 We would be etemaUy grateful. — N. Pearson, Middles­ Hirohito,” Martin cracked during an has aggravated by continuing to round. Detroit Tigers. Cleveland 2, Kan City 1 iNEAl brough, Cleveland ’nu-9BZ, England. interview with ABC’s Barbara drink alcoholic beverages. It wiU be done. Fidrych, working in the minors to test his ailing shoulder, is to return to New York 8, Texas 1 . -. Waiters. “That doesn’t mean I’d like “We have read you have a drinking Detroit later this week. NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (UPI) - I f he had gone to breakfast Oakland 1, (California 0 them, but I’d manage them.” problem,” Walters asked Martin. WHAT A.L. TEAM SIGNEP any earlier. Hank Pfister would have been the player eliminated q. How much is James Harris of the Chargers being “Have you promised Steinbrenner Seattle 13, Minnesota 6 It’s no secret that Martin doesn’t BILL FREEHAN IN '61? O.J. Simpson^ I’d have to think Jim Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles is paid yearly? — P.J. Bridges, MobUe, Ala. that you wouldn’t drink for that year Moriarty’a from the second round of the $175,000 Volvo International Tennis Today’s Games among the beat bitting pitchers. But be doesn't get to bat The first black quarterback to play regularly in the like Jackson — or vice versa — and A. CHICAGO SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) — It is doubtful whether O.J. Simpson willll make Championships, rather the intial entry into the third round. Kansas City (Leonard, 12-12) at any more because of the designated bitter rule that limits National FootbaU League came to &e Chargers from the when the Yankees dropped their and half?” B, CLEVELAND Los Angeles .Rams last year with a $175,000 per year “ Well, no,” said Martin. “ I his San Francisco 49er debut Saturday night at Dallas. But a well-timed telephone call turned into a bad dream at the hands Cleveland (Freisleben 1-2), N ' the field to NaUonai League hurlers. Off last year’s results, bombshell announcement that Mar­ C DETROIT I pick Steve Carlton of the PhiUies, who batted .268 and had contract. This caused Dan Fonts, the incumbent field haven’t. I like my beer. As far as my “We’ll make a decision when we get to Dallas,” said 49ers’ Coach Pete downed, 7-2 allowed the 24-year-old Pfister of of Bruce Manson of Los Angeles, 6-4, Milwaukee (Caldwell 13-5) -ht tin, who had resigned last week after fbrM homers. Bruce Kison of Pittsburgh and Tom Seaver general, to hold out for the first 10 weeks of the season. The drinking. I’ve never had a problem. LlOJiGdUGMSUe McCulley. ’The 49ers say there is nothing wrong physically with Simpson, bift Bakersfield, Calif, to barely beat the 6-1 . Baltimore (Palmer 13-8), 2, N of CincihnaU aren’t automaUc outs either. There’s nothing Chargers finaUy gave in and boosted Fonts, who was publicly blasting both Jackson and I’m not worried about it one bit. I they just hope to work him slowly into the lineup. default deadline of his morning “I just can’t seem to get it going,” Boston (Torrez 12-6) at New York wrong with George Foster, who’s been hitting in the .300 making half of Harris’ salary, above the ex-Ram. James Yankee owner George Steinbrenner, Continuing its season-long slide, wiU keep his stately paycheck and probably be a backup think I drink as much as any regular Moriarty’s tasted defeat again last match Tuesday. He survived early said the 13th-seeded Smith, who (Tidrow 4-8), N range and getting his normal cluster of homers. Last would return in 1980, Jackson Billy Kilmer problems to capture a 6-7,6-4,6-0 vic­ Oakland (Broberg 9-8) at Califor­ season Just happened to be a super one for the Reds’ quarterback this year. predicted he would soon be traded. American and I think it’s something night at Moriarty Field when the along with eighth-seeded Ken slugger. that anybody can say I can quit right CARLISLE, Pa. (UPI) - Veteran Washington Redskins quarterback Billy tory over Tim Garcia of Rosewall were Tuesday’s seeded nia (Aase 7-6), N Walters asked Martin if he would Softball Capitols outsloshed the locals in ’Twi now, and I can do it. Kilmer has agreed to sign a two year contract for the next two seasons, the Albuquerque, N.M. losers. “I thought I played pretty Minnesota (Zahn 8-9) at Seattle Parting shot: welcome a trade of Jackson. League play, 7-2. q. RecenUy yon stated that the basebaU card with a “If I had a drinking probiem, I Redskins announced Tuesday night. “I woke up a little before 10 o’clock well the first set, but he did too. After (Colborn 2-8), N pietore of Hoans Wagner was rare. I have a card with the “If he’s playing well, of course The Caps jumped on Dave Bidwell Inside buzz of pro footbaU is why Laiice Alworth, could not quit right now.” rONIGHT’S GAMES Kilmer, a 16-year veteran who will be 39 in September, is the oldest player and for some reason I was really he won that, he seemed to get better Thursday’s Games above player. It was with many other old time basebaU not,” said Martin. for five first inning runs. Bill Con- first AFL product to be inducted into the Pro FootbaU Martin then went on to wish his JCs VB. Cooper, 6 —Fitzgerald on the tearn and had been seeking a two-year contract that would guarantee awake,” recalled the lanky, six-foot- and better.” Milwaukee at Baltimore, N players In the deck of a game caUed Fan Craxe. Does the One of the conditions Steinbrenner ticello’s homer accounting for a pair. card have any value today? — Joseph Prokop, WDber, HaU of Fame, ignored his longtime San Diego coach, current suecpsSor and predecessor. NEFire vs. V ittner’s, 6 him financial security. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed, ’The locals tallied once in each the two Pfister. “I was really psyched up Smith’s downfall was his low Chicago at Detroit, N Sid GiUman, and chose Al Davis of the Oakland set down in regard to Martin’s return —RoliertBon Neb. Raiders, who handled him as an assistant for only Bob Lemon, only the best tor this so I told my wife Kim, ‘lets go eat percentage of good first serves and Boston at New York, N The valuable Wagner card would be vintage 1910, w as th e manager’s health. B&M Pizza VB. Turnpike, 6 second and sixth innings, the first on one year, to be his presenter in the induction year and next. Bennie Cunningham a boot and the second on singles by breakfast’ then the phone rang.” Manson was quick to jump on the se­ Oakland at California, N advertising Sweet Caporal Cigarettes on the flip side. Throughout the season there have —Nike On the other end of the line was a There are only 13 in existence — old Bonus puUed his ceremonies at the Canton, O., shrine. been recurring reports that Martin is ' “The only thing that could make LATROBE, Pa. (UPI) — Tight end Bennie Cunningham suffered a pulled Steve Chotiner, Bill Chapulis and Jim cond offerings. Minnesota at Seattle, N Aeadia v b . F I o ’b, 7:30 —Nike conscientious tournament official picture from the card when he heard it was plugging ' Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box suffering from a liver ailment that he me happier than what’s happened to groin musele in practice Tuesday and was declared doubtful for this Balesano. “I just had no rhythm on the cigarettes — and the price is now up to about $3,000 for one. Dean vs. A&N, 6 —Neho asking if Pfister planned to make his serves,” said Smith. 6346, Incline Village, Nev. 86450. Because of the volume of mall, Vne is for the Yankees to win the pen­ weekend’s preseason opener against the Baltimore Colts. Darkness halted play after six in­ However, the card you mention would be nowhere in that Ihere can be no Individual responses. Trio waived nant this year,” said Martin. “Even Wendy’s vs. MCC, 7:30 —Nelio Cunningham joined several other players nursing injuries that may keep nings. 10 a.m. second-round match with In other matches ninth-seeded and ______INEWSPAPERF.NTERPRISEASSN.) Vets vs. Zenihrowski’s, 6 Garcia. though I’m not there. I’d be very hap­ them out of the Saturday night game at Baltimore. They were Dwight White, Bidwell hurled the distance, defending champion John Alexander NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (UPI) - —Keeney “ I knew Garcia hadn’t played beat fellow Austrialln Paul Kronk 6- The Buffalo Bills announced Tuesday py about it. There won’t be a jeaious Gary Dunn, Dave LaCrosse, Andre Keys, Ted Petersen, ’Theo Bell and Glen settling down after the first inning. San Diego bone in my body.” B&J VB. SBM, 6 —Clieney Edwards. He allowed 10 hits, four in the first yesterday, but I’d forgotten he hqd a 4, 6-1; fourth-seeded Corrado Baraz- Eastern plans they had waived three players. frame. bye into the second round,” said zutti disposed of Rod Fawnley of Jai alai results The three waived were, Pfister, who gained national atten­ linebackers Harold Gilkey of Central Art Howe Sunday, Moriarty’s face Vernon at Australia 3-6,6-0,6-3 and fifth-seeded names Shue to Held Tuesday Evening St. Thomas at 6 and conclude the tion in May when he beat Arthur Ashe, Harold Solomon beat North Carolina State in Ohio and John Douglas of HOUSTON (UPI) — Houston Astros second baseman Art Howe was in a Jimmy Connors and Roscoe Tanner State graduate John Sadri 6-4, 7-5. Eastern Connecticut m MK m u i m a rant nmi NIK NNUS m pm anon NIK NNus m a p m Maryland and defensive back Eugene hospital Tuesday recovering from head injuries suffered in Monday’s colli­ season Tuesday night at 5:45 against baseball fans are following IMtaan Ul IM IN 1 IM EoMTt 14N IN IN S M M r IN 4N 4N Glastonbury at Moriarty Field. on his way to the semi-finals of the Seventh-seeded Wojtek Fibak, of SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Gene Shiie, 1 ItWlI IN IN 7 Mi I M 7N IN LN IN Moore of Cal State. sion with San Francisco’s Terry Whitfield. with great interest the lUM al Ul IhMraSuki IN llatciraifarita IN Alan King Classic. Poland, ousted Australian Cliff an NBA coach for 11 seasons with the WMUaM W > 1 -7 N N KM a 2-7 2LN Howe suffered a severe cut on his forehead and a cut below his right eye “So I had no breakfast, nothing. Letcher 6-4, 6-3; Hans Gildemeister Philadelphia 76ers and Baltimore progress of the “Light hiMlVl MJ4 PwMa 1-7 n iN Piriaeta 2-7 INN Tifhcli HIM TrlNta 144 MUI 1 when he and 'Whitfield collided on a play at second base. The blow knocked Football trade ’The only reason I made the match on stopped Nick Saviano 7-6, 6-1; tenth- Bullets, is back as the first hea1d Fund,” a regorous cam­ TrIMa 244 )12N Howe unconscious for four minutes. Whitfield also suffered a cut forehead. sEcau «ac NOUS m a r a n svan INK SMUS s n p m TwonN NIK NOUS m a p m time was because I took a helicopter seeded Arthur Ashe rolled over coach of the new San Diego paign now in full swing, to 3 U Wi I IMI 441 LN SSllM U l 4N IN libtafiraMi UN UN 2MI He was treated and released from a hospital. CHESTER, Pa. (UPI) - The provide lights for nigtit l i t boa 7.N 4N 4Wm . in in 4 Et m Zifri 7N 7N over to the courts from the hotel. It Australian John Bartlett 6-2, 6-2; and franchise. I iMft S«b> Ml 7 Nanli IN SZMaMmUa IN GM Philadelphia Eagles Tuesday traded was getting off roller skates, not llth-seeded Jaime Fillol defeated At a news conference Tuesday, he games at Eastern Connec­ thUi M n n M 39N MMaU7IN Teddy Gibbons wide receiver Kevin Farrell to the ticut State College’s Alum­ ta M iM n N PvfKtiMllUl PirfKta 14 1I2N exactly the best way to start a South African Bernie Miton 6-3, 0-6, pledged to bring an “exciting, fast- TtMl M4 Min TrMa 144 IN IN Buffalo Bills for future con­ ni Field. The results Trihcbl^lNUI PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Teddy Gibbons, 33, of Newport, Tuesday was match,” he said. 6-2. break style” of basketball. n a ciif MHUS m a r a n Bomi GMK NHUS m a p m siderations and released two rookie promise to provide many ItaWCsH 2UI U l IN llzealdM IN IN 12N AUTO named assistant track and field coach at Brown University by Head Coach free agents. Despite the lack of preparation, Eight-seeded Rosewall fell to Irv Levin, who last month swapped 4JI SN K M M m U a 7N 4.N Doug Perry. Pfister fought Garcia to a first set Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia 6-3, his Boston Celtics for the Buffalo benefits for the sport, its IN SiMTSaMlM 4N COlFttASSKS KARATE Guard Steve Head of Kutztown tM* M 4Mi K iM M S lN Gibbons has been head track and field coach at Thompson Junior High Braves and then moved the Rraves to players and its fans. 1 ' State and defensive back Bob Reich tiebreaker, but lost the last six points •. 6-3. hiMl M 141H P w M im T IN School in- Newport for the past eight years. to drop the opening set. San Diego, called Shue one of the . &hind the campaign is TrllKll 7-14 MIJI TriMil-MINN 0 REPAIRS '\Other winners were Gene Mayer of Pennsylvania were released. “most outstanding coaches in the ECSC’s d ir e c to r of mm CMC mus ma ran miaiKNNusmapm Classes Now Forming For The “I said I’d just tough it opt after oder Britain’s Robin Drysdaie 6-0, 6- 7 Mai IIN Ml IN 7 C M M ir 21N UN S.N “Homs of Ur. Qoodwroneh” history of the NBA.” athletics. Bill Holowaty, I IN Ml IZNttofarta 1I.N 5N Paul Lindbhd that,” said Pfister, who-won the ne'xt'-ls'South Africa’s Johann Kriek over 9 CvM 4N Sign draft pick Shue coached Baltimore from 1966- wh,q has been studying the UMylmia 4N NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Yankees purchased veteran left- two sets 6-4, W). Chris Mayotte 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 and Pat WMI3-7M.N MANCHESTER SCHOOL SUn Smith, meanwhile, probably Dupre over Austrian Hans Kary 6-3, 1973 and Philadelphia from 1973 until possibilities of providing PirMi M 19UI PirMa 74 171N • Complete Mechanical Service handed relief pitcher Paul Llndblad from the Texas Ranger, Tuesday night SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The an illuminated baseball TrifMta 744 54171 Trihcta 744 I12N and sent rookie Ron Davis to West Haven of the Eastern League. San Francisco Giants ’Tuesday an­ wished he had overslept, as his day 6-7, 7-6. he was fired last November and FfTi «HE M Ris » a rorn TOTti NIK NNus m a p m e Collision Repair replaced by Billy Cunningham. He field for the eastern por­ IfeT^ISir^ lUI IN Ml 4ibca UN IIN 4N OFKAmn nounced the signing of their No. 5 Lindblad had a 1-1 record in 18 appearances with the Rangers, posting a 3.63 tion of the state for about sr - S.N IN ibwm IN 4N e Auto Painting pick in the June free-agent draft, Jef­ said he signed a two-year contract I f 4N 2N 640 Hilliard St., Manchester ERA. He also had two saves. i>' „ four years. Says Holowaty, Wta)’7Si44 frey Ransom, a catcher from with an option for a third year. ; m k u u M e Low Cost Service Rentals Leaders “Better quality baseball hriMta M lItJI PirMa 4-I INN Join Us Wednesday, August 2 Berkeley, Calif., High School. No doliar figure was given for the TiM 7-M U7JI TrlMa 4-M U14.N Emery Moorehead will bp one result, but e Fadory Trained Technicians The Giants assigned Ransom, 5- contract, but Levin earlier was at 7:00 P.M. for Our PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. (UPI) — Second-year wide receiver Emery there’s going to be many e Charge With Master Charge feet-10 and 175 pounds, to Fresno of Batting Home Kune reported to have offered Tom Heln- Pre-Opening Introductory Moorehead will be lost to the New York Giants for four-to six weeks after un­ more. ’Riere are no other the California League. National League National League: Foster, Cin and sohn, the fired Boston Celtics’ coath, Jal alAI entries ] Meeting or call e 24 Hour Wrecker Service dergoing surgery for the removal of small pieces of cartilage from his right AB H Avg. Luzinski, Phil 25; Smith, LA 20; more than $100,000 for the job, whrch baseball fields East of the knee, the elub announced Tuesday. Connecticut River with Tel. G46-6464 Burroughs, Atl ' 320 103 .322 Dawson and Valentine, Mtl 19. he turned down. Moorehead, who won a starting job as a rookie last year, will not wear a Back shifted lights. Parents who work ■Julius I Boros 646-4963 Rose, Cin 441 138 .313 American League: Rice, Bos and “I’m very happy to be here,” Shue Wednesday tilvening cast and should be able to start working out in three weeks, the Giants said. ST. CHARLES, Mo. (UPI) - Run­ during the day will be able Whitfield, SF 336 103 .307 ’Thomas, Mil 24; Baylor, Cal and Hi- said. “When the opportunity came The kind of putting done ning back George Franklin was to watch their children litNIKNNUS IMCMKOniS by Julius Boros is largely a Smith, LA 309 95 .307 sle, Mil 23; Thompson, Det 22. along it was an opportunity 1 couldn’t 7 p m 7Pm Pat Zachry ’ ^ shifted to tight end Monday by the St. play. Lights will stimulate LCMa 'matter of “feel.” When his Bowa, Phil 416 127 .305 afford to pass up.” LZifriMm Louis Cardinals, who are seeking to Runs Batted In interest and help develop tUlMai L Enaa putting falters, however, he PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — New York Mets’ righthander Pat Zachry, in­ Clark, SF 394 120 .305 Shue, who has served longer than IPalilipa IteNm makes a key change. — BEN BREWSTER replace injured starter J.V. Cain. National League; Foster, Cin 81; younger players. Rained- iKiSiriii iOiiTia jured last week when he kicked at the dugout steps in disgust after being Valentine, Mtl 404 123 .304 any current NBA coach, was fired by He doesn’t change his put- - Franklin was moved to tight end Clark, SF 77; Winfield, SD 72; out games can be made up llnyaMlil 9. Mr SOCCER SCHOOL removed from a game, will be lost to the club for at least three more weeks Concepcion, Cin 385 117 .304 76ers’ owner F. Eugene Dixon on llmKriteM i Jaw ting stroke, he changes his with a slight fracture of the left foot. because of last week’s Achilles ten­ Garvey, LA and Montanez, NY 70. that much easier.” 7. Mrinn Mir I 7.ftMa stance. Richards, SD 389 118 .303 Nov. 4,1977, only six games into the 1 Im wn LA a “Most of the time, I butt After Zachry’s foot failed to respond to treatment, team physician Dr. don injury to Cain, who will be forced American League; Staub, Det 86; Holowaty contends that .mm m taMn ST. THOMAS SEMINARY Madlock, SF 298 90 .302 season. He reportedly had been at *5A NIK with my fpet fairly close James Parkes ordered a tommogram, which revealed the fracture. Zachry to sit out all season. Thro other tight Rice, Bos 81; Thompson, Det 78; Hi- “now is indeed the time” if MNIKNNUS lldiNIKINKES together,” Boros explains. odds with Dixon since he bought the 7 p m 7pm 7Pm BLOOMFIELDp CONN. will wear a short walking cast for at least three weeks. ends in camp also have been hurt. sle, Mil 74; ’Thornton, Clev 68. it’s ever going to be done; L Mf Irtni 1. Eraa biaana ''But If the short putts start club in 1976. LtonpHbn American League “I believe in winning,” said Shue. costs will sdar by next year L Ka httrai illlM i LZateteto going off-line, I widen my AUG. 13-18 LlMdKm LMMlIteciUa stance.” Ball Contrtil Lunch r AB H Avg. “I’m a very optimistic person, but at ■ at this time. The Light iiMSinii i M M i r CHEVROLET Dick Nolan ^ Assistant coach 9. Pila ten llrM a'teM How does that help? Poaalng and Ruoalvlng Film, and Lacturaa 360 119 .331 ' Pitching Fund is looking for $60,000 l i f e r 1 lialjr Jaitar I ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Bob Bone, Carew, Min the same time I try to be realistic. IQm CMi I iJny«M “Changing my stance — Hnading FUcka and Trioka ' VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — New Orleans Saints’ Coach Dick Nolan has Lynn, Bos 343 111 .324 Victories There is no question that San Diego to complete the job. It’s l.kHjM Kt Ltninilliaa 7.BMaXi«ri like changing putters — is a former standout guard at the Univer­ iUCma ib^M aSi vite ate an i form of blaming the bad Dribblli^ and PnInllnB Worn Up Oomaa ordered his players to stay away from Mexican water and ice and take special Oliver, Tex 316 102 .323 National League: Blue, SF 15-4; will become a winning team. I don’t already amassed over $10,- SMRaalfZavl m h k ^ O r n SOS laiearn Qcte sity of Missouri-St. Louis, Tuesday '000 along with promises of lutts on something other Tackling Shooting viral medjcatlon with their meals while in Mexico City to play the Brett, KC 332 105 .316 Perry, SD 12-4; John, LA and Rogers, know how long that will take. MfiHKNNUS UKNIKINUS 1229 MAIN 8T.. MANCHESTER was named assistant coach to Ron installation help and ser­ 7 p m 7pm fiSlan myself,’’.says Boros. Individual and Group TooUct All KInda of FInlahIng Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday. Piniella, NY 277 87 .314 Mtl 12-7; Grimsley, Mtl 12-8; Niekro, “A lot will depend on the availabili­ He says, “It's easier to Ekker, new St. Louis University vices. A single pole costs LKiMirl i. M a n KarnMa BEN BREWSTER SOCCER SCHOOL The Saints Tuesday said Derland Moore, who injured his left knee in a Lezeano, Mil 278 86 .309 Atl 12-11. ty of the players. Right now we have LMIvtoli X m n km a kt t IMS teani blame my stance, even basketball coach. '$1,000, a single light, $500. LUdMil L terti M m though that may not be the 11 e a Y P T R D . GMQUAUTY weekend scrimmage, was returning to New Orleans for further Munson, NY 406 125 .308 American League: Guidry, NY 15- a nucleus of pod players. What we i W anM 4. HMra WB 4.ErMteila Bone, 23, served last year as a Eight poles are' needed L M m l M a iM a n lM i 9. ksf Main real reason for bad putting. ELLINQTON, CT. 06020 s a v t S / M R i s examinations. Offensive tackle Mike Watson underwent surgery Tuesday in Rice, Bos 430 132 .307 1; Tanana, Cal 14-6; Caldwell, Mil 13- will try to do is pick up as many gciod iZ iM Matte graduate assistant coach to the late L M teM ' IteniaMir 'But I find the new stance 878-0874 New Orleans to repair torn ligaments In the right knee, and Nolan said he Bell, Cle 355 108 .304 5; Palmer, Balt 13-8; Flanagan, Balt players as we can from free agents, 'with 84 bolide lights on' MaaaNna i Mark tenia gives ’me a fresh outlook, □ Paul Lambert at Southern Illinois Tuition $00 Agas O-IO Accapisd would be out indefinitely. Roberts, Sea 270 82 .304 13-9. the draft and waiver list.” them. and pretty soon I’m putting University at Carbondale. SSL, w as well as ever.” ! / PAPE SIXTEEN - MANCHE$TEH BVEaviNG HEiRALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed- Aug. 2,1978 New principle replaces Peter ) i Delicacies marketed in Asia NEW YORK (UPD —-Exporting tea from Milovic of Flying Tigers, the air express and . TULSA, Okla. (U P D - The Peter Principle announcement has aroused much skepticism he will become,” said Pishel, an eminently un­ and a life insurance company. the United States to Japan seems at first a freight line that handles Boston Tea's among the world’s tea merchants. may have shaken up the business community a quotable young man With close-cropped hair “It’s been used primarily under the cor- • rather unrewarding proposition; the Japanese shipments. “The real story is that Japan, “An air freight line has to treat tea the way decade ago, but now the Pishel Principle is and a data vocabulary filled with multisyllable porate umbrella,” Pishel said. "In general,' are big tea drinkers but they also are among Hong Kong and some other Asian areas are here to , calm the nerves of corporate other airlines treat first class passengers," wordq. we do this testing through the organization'' the world's biggest tea producers. excellent markets for many kinds of executives. said Richard Haberly, a Flying Tigers vice Seiindex is designed to test, mathematical­ rather than the individual.” Nevertheless, Boston Tea Co. of Secaucus, American luxury merchandise.” The Peter Principle, the subject of a book president. ly, through the use of computer programs, a “We always encourage ^ e client manage­ N.J., has shipped about 2,000 cases of its fancy Jacobs said the Japanese and residents of Dvritten by L.J. Peter in 1968, proposed that “This will be true, in all probability, in the person’s potential as a salesman, manager or ment to go over the results in detail with the teas to Japan in recent months by air and the Hong Kong are so eager to buy western each employee in an organization or busine^ executive. It also is designed to make sure the Individual who fills out the questionnaire,” he- company's founder, Jerry Jacobs, says he marketing of other American luxury merchan­ tended to be promoted until he reached his delicacies that they cheerfully pay the dise being shipped to markets like Japan and person taking the test Is consistent in his said. believes one or two other blenders of fancy equivalent of $5 for a cannister of fancy tea level of incompetence. Hong Kong. We have to be prepared to give the answers; thus making it somewhat foolproof. pishel said although the questionnaire by" black or fermented teas in the United States bags blended'in America that would sell in a The Pishel Principle is embodied in shipper an awful lot of individual attention, Each question on the Seiindex questionnaire Itself has proved effective, followup checks' also have been able to sell on the Japanese New York shop for perhaps 31.75. Air express Seiindex, a computer test developed and sold particularly with customs and paperwork. But is followed by a rule ranging from zero per­ show that its effectiveness ranges from 80 to' market. and other costs create the big markup. by Dr. Robert Pishel Jr., a social psy­ most importantly, we must be aware that the cent to 100 percent. It asks the person being 93 percent. Like the Chinese, the Japanese blend and Jacobs said freshness is important in chologist, to help businesses hire and promote cost of using air freight must be justified by tested to mark a slash across the rule to'show drink unfermented or green tea traditionally. marketing tea and quick air delivery counts. the right people. adding economic value to the product being his response to the particular question. Boston Tea Co., so named because it used to The teas, of course, come originally from Pishel said he has no idea how much money For Instance, a question that asks the person f be in Boston, blends such specialties as creme shipped and that means giving careful atten­ is wasted each year by American corporations Asia mainly, although some is imported from tion to details.” being tested, “How well do you grasp the ways de menthe tea. Bing cherry, cinnamon and Africa and even Argentina, which has been hiring or promoting the wrong people, but he Featured speaker executives think?” is marked “not well” at chocolate tea and Darjeeling tea. developing tea plantations. Tea will grow in is sure his system would cut down on that zero percent, “moderately well” at 50 percent Allan E. Caffyn, president of Industronics, It also makes a decaffeinated tea, and it many parts of the world. It even was grown on Economists wanted Dillon Ford's new lot waste. and “very well” at 100 perceqt. A question Inc, of South Windsor, will be one of two considers the market prospect for that in a tiny scale in the southern part of the United “Seiindex was developed to assist in correct asking, “Do you feel you can tell from a man's featured speakers at the national session o f' Japan very good. Caffein-free tea like States before the Civil War but even with slave NEW YORK (UPI) - A survey by an Dillon Ford at 319 Main St. has opened a new display area in conjunc­ personnel selection, promotion and individual face when he is dishonest?” is followed by a the Open Die Forging Association. The decaffeinated coffee, is often recommended labor, the cultivation and harvesting was too 'executive search firm has found that 19 per­ self-development,” according to a synoptic tion with its, 45th anniversary in Manchester. The new area next to rule ranging from “almost never” at zero per­ gathering, to be held Sept. 21 and 22, will dis-' for persons with heart conditions or other labor intensive and costly in America to com­ cent of U.S. corporate chief executive officers review u s ^ to sell the proc^ure. cent, to “sometimes” at 50 percent to “almost cuss Industrial heat treat furnaces and ovens • health problems. has a background in finance. Egon Zehnder Dillon on Main Street features new and quality used cars. Dillon It is all based on the individual. pete. always” at 100 percent. as-they relate to capital equipment investment, “Exporting tea to Japan may be like TheRussians recently reported they have International says another 17 percent of the employs five salesmen. “The idea is that an individual’s self- Pishel lists among his clients two grocery bugets as well as conservation of energy ' carrying coals to Newcastle but that's not the developed a tea picking machine to harvest group specialized in administration, while 12 concept establishes the way he is and the way chains, a floral chain, an engineering firm. employed in their operation. real significance of the business,” says Alex tea in the Soviet republic of Georgia but this percent have a legal background. Business Several pass CPA exams Nicholas Drive, East Hartford; Daniel M. Several area residents are among the ONE OF THE STOP S SHOP COMPANIES MEDI AAART HELPS YOU 129 candidates who passed a written Mayo of Mount Vernon Road, Vernon. FIGHT INFLATION WITH examination qualifying for the Certified Also, Christine E. McCarthy of 565 Public Accountant certificate, the State Talcottville Road,. Vernon; Walter F. Board of Accountancy has announced. O’Connell of 929 Burnside Ave., East Hartford; Stephen M. Paroby of 35 Ginger Medi Mall contest winner Francis J. O’Shea of 113 Maple St., Ellington, was among 23 candidates who Lane, East Hartford; Bernard C. Tanya Escavich of 38 Norwood St., Manchester receives 10-speed Schilberg of 186D Homestead St., have completed all necessary bicycle as first prize winner in the recent Let’s Get Acquainted prerequislties. Manchester; Marilou E. Shea of 63 Trout Marti Contest at the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St. Other winners: Linda Area residents who passed the examina­ Stream Drive, Vernon; Gary S. 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Food Marts has introduced perishables we are adding perishables to the line,” into their already expanded generic “no Abrahams said. Caldor gets report award frill” label program which has received a More than 75 items are now available in tremendous response from area con­ Food Marts generic label program. Food on prescriptions I for everyone! Caldor Inc. has won a merit award from of the board. sumers since its introduction in February, Marts introduced the new line in February Financial World Magazine for its 1977 an­ The back cover in brown ink on ivory with 24 generic items. nual report, which met the judging stan­ shows the "Caldor Country” illustrated according to Kenneth G. Abrahams, presi­ Our low prices ore for everyone, every day, without having to show a senior drfonge to hove your prescription transferred here for you.) We've listed a few dards of “the ability of a report to give es­ map with historical sketches and the dent of Food Marts, a division of Wald- Food Marts generic products have a Ji Mart Disposable citizen card or sim ila r gimmick. A ll you n e ^ at Medi M art to take advantage exdmples below. For other prices colt your nearest Medi Mart Drugstore. sential information in a manner that’s baum Inc. plain inexpensive white label with black of our low prices, is your prescription. (Or call our phormacist and well locations of 48 stores in Connecticut, New The seven generic perishables selected print. Diapers comprehensible to the average investor.” York and Massachusetts. Inside pages of The cover of the Caldor financial report are four meat items and three dairy Among the generic products at Food Toddlers 20's glossy yellow and orange-bordered white Marts are soft margarine, cake mixes, Daytime 30's features an enlarged detail of the Caldor contain the company’s financial items. The meat items are hot dogs, ham- O u r New jellies and preserves, com, green beans, Overnite, or Extro rainbow logo in brown, orange and yellow statements along with the president's burg (ground beef with texturized soy pro­ Absorbent 24's Brand Name Prescription Drugs Low Price tein) bacon, and chunk style chicken sweet peas, macaroni, spaghetti, peanut Brand Name Prescription Drugs on ivory stock with an overprint message report and photos of top executives. ALDACTAZIDE TABS 1 0 . 8 9 by Carl Bennett, president and chairman bologna. The dairy items are soft tub butter, all purpose crackers, brownie mix, IULYCIEL l iq u id and even dish detergent, aluminum foil, AIDOMET 350 mg. TABS (Methyidopa) . e . t 6 margarine, stick--margarine and LA>40XIN 0.25 mg. TABS (Digoxin) processed cheese spread. ' mouthwash, trash bags and aspirin. ALDORIL 25 TABS 11.49 MIl LARIL 25 mg.TABS (Thioridazine) “Our new generic label has been so well Abrahams said the most popular ANTIVERT 12.5 mg. TABS (Meclizine) generic items offered are paper towels, 2.47 MyCOLOG CREAM 15 gm. received by public that we have con­ AVC CREAM • 5 . 4 7 sistently add^ many popular products facial tissue, toilet tissue, light chunk tuna N^ROGLYCERIN TABS ALL lOO's BENEMID 0.5 gm. TABS (Probenecid) 7 . 6 9 and now in response to customer demand packed in oil and dry roasted peanuts. PEJtSANTINE 25 mg. TABS lOO's BIRTH CONTROL 2 . 7 5 QOIBRON CAPS lOO’s OVRAL 2 . 8 7 |(EGR0T0N TABS lOO's CATAPRES0.1 mg.TABS 1 0 . 6 9 ^NEQUAN 25 mg. CAPS (Doxepin) lOO's ■ DILANTIN 100 mg. CAPS (Phenytoin) 2 .9 7 SLOPHYLLIN 250 mg. CAPS lOO's t DIMETAPP ELIXIR 2 . 5 9 SVNTHROID 0.1 mg. TABS (Sodium Levothyroxine) lOO's •\ ENDURON S mg. TABS (Methyclothiazide) 9 . 6 9 1.'.: Hendrie's T/\LWIN 50 mg. TABS (Pentazocine) lOO's m ' FIORINAL TABS 5 . 6 3 i TRIAVIL 2/25 TABS lOO's Fudgsicles_ HYOROTON 100 mg. TABS (Chlorthalidone) 9 . 8 9 YALIUM 5 mg. TABS (Diazepam) lOO's INDOCIN 25 mg. CAP5 (Indomethacin) 9 .0 9 O ur reg. 1.09 ZYLOPRIM 100 mg. TABS (Allopurinol) 100's ‘■r 12-pJs. Our roducod prices on o il prescription items we carry have been in effect since A pril 26, 1978. From time to time, it may be necessary for us to adjust some of our prescription prices. In that event, you hove our ossur* once that we w ill hold Ihot price against any further increases for at least four weeks. In.addition, we w ill pro­ vide you with one refill on any Medi Mort prescription at our former price. II Q uontities less than liste d above priced slig h tly higher.

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■- /• L -S: r — PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 2, 1978 Panel OKs MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Aug. 2, 1978- PAGE NINETEEN Everything was fine Pops group P e o p le ta lk suffragette to King Henry Y ll; plans show J Medal mess ending a trip that raised $12,000 for on $1 coin the British heart fund. well with his own personal desires,r After 10 years of squabbling over By ROBERT MUSEL Says he, “You’ve got to realize you WASHINGTON (U PI) - The the surplus he amassed enabled him on Sept. 2 which medal ex-Marine Anthony may not have tomorrow. There’s no Senate Banking Committee voted un­ LONDON (UPI) - King Henry VII to hand on a stable nation to his heir, Casamento deserves, the House of second c^nce. This is it as far as life animously Tuesday to authorize the has confirmed in his own handwriting the much-married Henry VIII. David McKay, in cooperation with Representatives has cleared the way goes. Perhaps people who are ill will first American coin to honor a real what historians have long deduced But it is not in global or even the Connecticut Department of for one of them. But which one — the look on what I’ve done — it might be woman — a dollar bearing the image from he affairs of his reign some iVz national affairs that the fascination' Tourism, has announced “Summer Medal of Honor or the Navy Cross — an incentive for them to get better.” of 19th century suffragette Susan B. centuries ago — he was a greedy of the Chamber account book lies — it" Pops ’78,” a premiere performance will be up to President Carter. Anthony. fellow who viewed his subjects as so is the day to day expenses of a king in' of the Hartford Pops Orchestra. Casamento’s heroism — he was Glimpses The legislation was approved after many bankable assets. the long -ago. The Chamber was The group will make its debut on wounded 14 times while single- Margaret Gardiner — Miss panel members defeated an attempt The British Library has just ob­ Henry VH’s chosen instrument for Sept. 2 under the stars at the handedly holding off a Japanese ad­ IJniverse of 1978 — was all set to pose by Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, to delay tained from a private collection exercising a continual, detailed, per­ Brooklyn Fairgrounds - the oldest in vance on Guadalcanal in World War for photographers Tuesday atop New passage for six months while an Henry’s ‘‘Chamber Issue and sonal control of the finances by which the country. II — went unrecognized for years York City’s World Trade Center, but extensive survey is conducted on Memoranda Book” for the years he made the monarchy and thus the because nd witnesses to his feat of had to move the session inside when :This 60-piece orchestra, largest arms could be found. When they were whether Americans really want a 1502-1505 and scholars hitherto state solvent and stable. ' clouds covered the observation plat­ group of its kind in northeastern found, he was nominated for the new $1 coin. denied this insight into the first of the The actual accounts are in the form ... John Travolta Tuesday took Connecticut, is the brainchild of its Medal of Honor, but the Navy in­ Garn said the government may be Tudor kings now know a bit more of handwriting of John Heroni in the Broadway show “On the Twen­ founder and producer, Dave McKay. tervened wanting to hand him its own "minting a new Edsel." -the avarice that made him the Treasurer of the Chamber, who sub­ tieth Century” — which stars friend It will appear under the direction of award for valor. He said he will offer an amend­ richest prince in Christendom when mitted them to Henry for signature. Judy Kaye who replaced Madeline Dan Parker, founder and director of The ex-corporal wants the Medal of ment calling for a national survey to he died in 1509. The variety and interest of the the Hartford Chamber Orchestra. Kahn ... Author Peter Benchley and determine the coin's “potential for The books record payments of alt Honor. It, at least, carries a pension. payments are inexhaustible, from The concert will provide a varied movie producers David Brown and acceptance" before it is minted, kinds — the expense accounts of the the 108,000 pounds loaned Archduke . Pryor’s plea Richard Zanuck, who wrote and arguing, “There is, at present, no in­ royal estabishment, so to speak. And classical-contemporary program, Philip to the 10 shillings given “to featuring the New England perfor­ Comedian Richard Pryor is free on made the “Jaws” movies, are dication that it will be accepted at who personally audited them weekly, HiiiiiiittifTaii him that Watcheth the Crowes” (the mance of Williams’ “Symphonic Star $5,000 bail, awaiting sentencing Sept. cooking up another seagoing thriller, all." 'tall monthly, annually? Henry himself ravens in the Tower of London). ' Wars Suite.” Other pieces will in­ 14 on a plea of no contest in Los ‘"rhe Island,” about modern day Committee aides said they hope over his own signature, for when it There are wages and expenses for clude Gershwin’s “ Rhapsody in Angeles to a charge he rammed his pirates ... Former CBS television the legislation will gain final con­ came to spending money the king had “Daybreak” —The Maxfield Parrish pain­ reproduced work in the history of art. (UPI embassies, heralds, messengers, Blue,” Copland’s “ Quiet City,” auto into a car carrying two of his James Hatfield network correspondent Murray gressional approval and be sent to to approve it all personally down to printers, players, fools, painters and wife’s friends after throwing them Fromson has been named deputy ting that sold more than a million copies in photo) Rachmoninoff’s “Vocalise,” and 4,000-mile journey across the Atlan­ President Carter before Congress pennies. musicians, massive investments in out of his house in a New Year’s Day manager of California Gov. Jerry adjourns for the year in October. the 1930s and is claimed to be the most Strauss’s overture to “Die Fleder- tic in an open boat was just the To this task he applied the dedica­ jewels and gold coins and payments maus.” quarrel. Brown’s re-election campaign ... “We are trying to rush it through tion that on the field of battle gave ticket. Composer Henry Mancini is working of royal gambling losses as well as ’This first of a series of planned Pam Dorris and Jeff Green rehearse a scene from The 36-year-old Pryor originally and I think we will just get in under him victory over Richard III (’’My The 22-year-old Englishman on the score of “Nightwing,” a expenditure for clothes, weapons and presentations will be held outdoors, “M*A*S*H,” to be presented by the Capitol Theatre Corpora­ pleaded innocent to a felony charge the wire," a committee staffer said. kingdom for a horse” ) on Bosworth of shooting at the women with a arrived Tuesday in Newport, R.I., horror tale of bat attacks. Artist was tinkerer, too household goods. on the lawn of the Brooklyn tion Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at Bailey If approved, the Treasury hopes to Field and brought to an end the “Litell Mayden the tumbler” got 20 pistol. That charge was dropped, and have million of- the new coins in bloody War of the Roses. Fairgrounds, in Northeastern Auditorium, Manchester High School. (Herald photo by Pinto) master bedroom, which provides an ly lit portraits of young women out­ shillings for entertaining the royal Connecticut, on September 2 at 7:45 he changed his plea Tuesday to no circulation by mid-1979. PLAINFIELD, N.H. (UPI) - One can almost see the king open 20-mile mountain view. doors. He switched to landscapes in court but “ Watt the Luter who played p.m. Rain date is Sunday,Sept3. contest on a misdemeanor assault Newlyweds snub reporters Issuance of the new coin had Maxfield Parrish left thumbprints on gloating over the news that “dyverse His studio opened this summer as the 1930s. “I’m done with girls on the the foie" — obviously a comic turn Advance sale tickets are available charge. sfirred up controversy because the his paintings and his name firmly im­ folkes in Kent, whereof there be bedded in art history. But he was the nation’s first museum of his rocks,” he said. with the lute — was down for only 13 through Ticketron,. Gospel Oscars MOSCOW (UPI) - Mrs. Christina ding Tuesday attended by only 11 per­ Treasury wanted to place the sym­ work. some of them thrifty and rithmen shillings fourpence. John Sudborough Capitol Theatre group Kauzov and her bemused husband sons. It was his second marriage. bolic Miss Liberty on the new coin, more than an artist. “Daybreak” was painted just It’s Academy Award time again in “We’re trying to create the at­ before he switched to landscapes. It hath conveyed woulls (wool) was paid the handsome price for the locked themselves in their hotel The couple then returned to the In- saying the image would honor all His most famous work, oversees without license (and are) Hollywood. No — not the Oscars of mosphere as it was when Mr. Parrish sold more than a million copies in time of 20 shillings “for a song" and suite, sipped Russian-made Pepsi tourist hotel, where she has been women and not just one individual. “Daybreak,” sold more than a able to make good fynes.” Another to present comic play Tinseltown fame. These are from the was alive,” said Alma Gilbert, who three years and is the most someone named Clement got twj) Academy of Christian and thumbed through photographs of staying since June 26, to keep out of The Senate version of the new coin million copies in the 1930s and some entry estimates that a man who Museum reopens runs The Oaks with her husband, reproduced painting in the history of shillings for a nightingale. ’The Capitol Theatre Corporation of Cinemagraphic Arts, an organization their wedding, snubbing reporters sight of the cameras and television would differ from a similar House claim it is the must reproduced work burned down a house in Wales Fish of the University of Connec­ Maurice, and is one of the nation’s art, Mrs. Gilbert said. Massy the barber earned four The Norman Rockwell Museum of religious film distributors. encamped downstairs. crews anxious for a view of the bill, which was approved by a House in the history of art. Manchester will present the full- ticut. largest dealers in Parrish paintings. The painting vanished from sight “shalbe worth 100 pounds for his shillings a week shaving the royal featuring the world’s largest collec­ Christina Kauzov, who may always newlyweds. Banking subcommittee last week. But he also was a tinkerer who fine.” length comedy M*A*S*H Aug; 3, 5 The cast of 24 includes Jeff Green, “All the King’s Horses” is the Parrish was born into money and for 50 years, but reappeared several countenance. tion of Rockwell memorabilia, has and 5 at 8 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium academy pick for best picture, win­ be better known to the world as Sergei, a short, quiet man with The Senate coin would carry Ms. built elaborate locks, laced his home Henry had good reason for his Scott Dorris, Lori Cariello, Jason made more. He was used to the trap­ years ago when it was sold by the es­ The royal eye was always vigilant opened for the 1978 season in at Manchester High School. Christina Onassis, had planned to thinning blond hair, maintained a Anthony's likeness on one side and a with secret passages and imbedded thrift. Only 45 years earlier Henry V Sirois, Jody Rock, Wendy Evans, ning star Dee Wallace the best ac­ pings of wealth and included tate of Kitty Owen, Bryan’s grand­ for a possible victim. Rutland, Vt. meet with reporters, but canceled bem us^ smile as he answered the depiction of the Apollo 11 moonshot empty brandy bottles in the masonry inherited a' treasury on the verge of Duane Brown, Jon Phelps, David tress award. She’s more widely seen around it. Woodrow Wilson, William Jennings daughter and one of the models for “One (named) Sotell in Yorkshire More than 900 pictures are The play deals with the humorous Bastarache, Eric Mann, Nick Rapoli, as a television actress in such the news conference at the last mo­ telephone with patience and knocks on the other. The House bill would Bryan and Supreme Court Justice bankruptcy. There were men in the is an idiot,” runs an entry, “like to ment. on the door with caution. depict a soaring American Eagle on “ I’m strictly a mechanic who the picture. Bryan had bought it and represented, including the 323 Satur­ antics of an Army Surgical Team Joey Vogel, Sharon Foy, and Linda programs as ‘‘Police Woman,” Learned Hand among his summer hidden it from public view. kingdom then rich enough to raise fall in the kynges hands on the deth of day Evening Post covers which made “Bamaby Jones” and “Starsky and “I just don’t have anything to say,” . Several camera crews tried to get the reverse side of the Anthony por­ paints,” Parrish once said of the in­ private armies that could threaten which is attempting to send a Korean Gadoury. colony neighbors. “Daybreak” now hangs in the his Fader.....’’ Rockwell famous, special Boys orphan to an American medical Hutch.” she shrugged, amazed at all the in­ off at the couple’s floor but were trait. tricate touches he applied to his the poverty-stricken monarchy. So, Tickets information and reser­ Parrish gained his first notices museum on loan, as do dozens of Another fine coming up. Your Scouts section, the Four Freedoms school. This second CTC summer Best actor honors go to Eric terest in her marriage. turned back by three floor monitors, Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., home, The Oaks, which he built on 50 although Henry VIl’s thrift accorded vations may be had by phoning the acres of wildflower-sprinkled Plain- with fairy tale illustrations and eeri­ other Parrish works. Majesty. and the rarely seen Mark ’Twain production will feature an authentic box office at 643-1937 or 2284)189. Buhrer for his performance in “Sam­ When a hotel employee came up to who giggled and smiled each time the chairman of the banking panel, said say the banquet hall was packed with new groom walked by. the Anthony coin garnered the most field countryside in 1898. color portfolio. period set and costumes originally Tickets will also be available at tlie my,” which won the children’s film The late afternoon sky outside the Hundreds of almost-unknown or designed for the production. door. Group rates are available and award. reporters, she nervously twisted the The newlyweds said they will take varied and comprehensive support ring on her hand — upset over leaving a train to Siberia Thursday. from major women’s groups of any rambling house is a deep, sharp blue. long forgotten magazines, all M*A*S*H is produced and directed the CTC has discount dinner plans Lots of heart featuring Rockwell covers, are reporters waiting but determined not bill he had seen in his 20-year Senate The artist captured the electric tone Fight on to save Mencken house by Ronald Paul Ouellette with with House of Chung, Cavey’s and After 10 sessions of open heart sur­ to go downstairs. career. and it became so popular it was arranged for close-up inspection. musical direction by Christine B. Willie’s Restaurant in Manchester. so fondly recalled in “Happy Days” Mencken’s memory is kept alive in a Square historic district, a once gery, what was left? Jim Hatfield Miss Onassis, 27, married Sergei, The Treasury, which dropped its named after him: Parrish blue. BALTIMORE (UPI) - The T he museum is open daily through Harris of New Britain. Phone the box office for further in­ thought it over and decided a solo His fairy tale paintings and has been neglected since it was room bearing his name. decaying neighborhood — claims the October from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Technical Direction is by Alan 1. formation. her third husband, in a private wed­ original opposition to the Anthony rowhouse H.L. Mencken called home bequeathed to the University of The brick walkways in the university has misrepresented its in­ MANCHESTEII PARKkDE • M9-S491 coin earlier this month, said in­ brooding, romantic portraits hang in is embroiled in a controversy that S 1 .M U N T ll? 30 0N the best art museums. But they also Maryland in 1967 by Mencken’s backyard where Mencken tended tentions for the house fronting on SATURDAY AND SUNDAY troduction of the new coin would save might inspire the Sage of Baltimore, brother, August. grapes are overgrown with grass. Union Square and has violated the the government about $17.5 million decorated millions of calendars, can­ [TV highlights tonight] if he were alive, to write still another It has been divided into aparti#ents The pony shed he knew as a boy has conditions of August Mencken’s will. LEN PRITCHARD 1 ‘T he C hea p annually. dy boxes and magazine covers. Many invective hgalnst do-gooders. of the paintings have become so occupied by students in the School of been torn down. But Alice Blondell, who has lived Detective” For the past 2W years, historical Social Work. The first floor — once Now, Joe Anne Whitely, a member next door to the Mencken house for 8 p.m. CBS. The Carol valuable they are not for sale at any See Saturday’s Weekend DfiM-IN/ROUTfS 6 &44A New. Owner of © -...... groups have been trying to acquire used for offices and later converted of the Union Square Association and more than 40 years and knew the Burnett Show. (R) NBC, TV supplement for complete . price. the three-story, brick Victorian 8TAHTU AT age Most pets happy Parrish lived at The Oaks until his to an apartment — has been closed. the Maryland Historical Trust’s Mencken family, is certain Movie. “The Adventures of television program informa­ C H ILD M N m e house where Baltimore’s most Most of the original furnishings Frontier Freemont,” starring tion. CHICAGO (UPI) - That old cliche death in 1966 at 96. ’The house takes Baltimore committee, said she is Baltimore’s most famous writer famous newspaperman, critic, and Victorian bric-a-brac were considering asking other preser­ wouldn't like people meddling with Dan Haggerty as a pioneer about fighting like cats and dogs is its name from the huge, centuries-old who leaves St. Louis in the » » SIf ‘HOOPER author and editor was bom and lived carted off to a warehouse, where one vationists to join her in filing a suit his brother's will. only half true. The Pet Food Institute oak trees that shade it. It is now a for nearly all his 75 years. ’They want 1830’s and builds a cabin in the THE OmaiHJU. savs 50 percent of the cat owners in restaurant and country inn. It costs a preservationist says they were against the university. "He’d turn over in his grave if he wildemess.(R)'ABC, Eight is “The Coffees on... to restore it and open it to the public. damaged by fire, or taken to the Mrs. Whitely — one of the movers knew all the fuss they were making the United States also own.a dog. visitor $54 to stay a night in Parrish’s They claim the rowhouse Mencken Enough. David decides to Enoch Pratt Free Library — where behind the restoration of the Union over his house." she said. trade his hard hat for a Stop In Anytime.” reporter’s notepad.(R) PBS, Masterpiece Theatre. “Anna 'TfurmvlovestDrvr 8p«clal on Thuroday I|CMP^a£P'g-:r- Karenina." pfue AotMrt R ulford 9 p.m. CBS, Movie. “’The ^ 'H o u s e ECLAIRS - Reg 35((- NOW 150' Modified weather moves Conversation.v’ starring Gene mff 8:30 Hackman. A professional “The Taste Tells The Tale'' eavesdropper’s conscience Newman and Bedford^ A uNnriRSAL nauftt out of realm of mystics flairs when he fears he may be 335 Center St. 646-9466 forwarding a murder. ABC, H I E S U N G Charlie’s Ange|s. PBS, Great _ Kkis gg i WASHINGTON (UPI) - People have The report said rain and snow probably wanted to do something about the weather Performances. “Secret Ser­ EAST WINDSOR can be increased by 10 to 30 percent, hail vice.” nrsju/nuf; I as far back as recorded history goes. U S R O U U 5 DRIVE IN « 3 30/9 losses cut by 30 to 60 percent under 10 p.m. NBC, Police 849-9333 They’ve used prayer, sacrifice, wizardry, favorable conditions and hurricane winds Woman. Pepper poses as a chanting, dancing and monuments to try cut by 10 to 20 percent. school nurse to obtain to influence whatever brought the wind Scientific breakthroughs might well in­ evidence against a trio of stu­ and rain. crease the numbers and shorten the times dent terrorists who brook no But the ambition to change the weather but a “starvation diet” for research and opposition in their extortion DAVIS FAMILY MAINE remained largely the domain of the development might lengthen the waiting schemes.(R) ABC, Starsky & AIRWAY mystic until the past 100 years or so. Hutch. Hutch risks his life im­ period and curtail the benefits, the board personating a doctor to treat a ITRAVELAGENCYI According to a recent report by the said. 457 CENTER 8T. RESTAURAHT government’s new Weather Modification wounded, gun-wielding MON. THRU THURS. “Like most of man’s interventions in merchant seaman.(R) 644-2500 Advisory Board, observations of in­ nature, efforts to make the weather serve SPECIALS COAST Just when you though! creased rain after Civil War battles led to human purposes are likely at best to itwasstUetogoboek^ < ^ 3 5 u in the wakr... abortive experiments with firing cannon operate at the margin — and then only if J TO CHOOSE volleys into clouds to bring rain. modification is undertaken after the Complete FROM The first workable theory on how nature benefits of the particular interventions T h e a te r We're Back From Travel Service Vacation And Open Our SEAFOOD products rain was developi^ early in this are carefully weighed against costs to the ■1 Um Tmm WIBuil Vt” century by European scientists. TTiey said s c h e d u le Regular Hours. beneficiaries and damages to others. CALDOR PLAZA. COR. NORTH MAIN 8T. the formation of a few ice crystals in a “But even small increases in winter MANCHESTER cloud of water droplets would accumulate snowpack and summer rainfall, decreases E. Hartford Drive-In — moisture and grow in size until they fell as in hail and moderation of hurricane “ New Adventure of Snow S5 OAKLAND ST. precipitation. On their way to the ground, violence may be very important in a world White” (R) 8:30; “Naughty they often would melt and arrive as rain. that is edging closer to margins of safety School Girls” (R) 9:45 HEAVEN On Nov. 16,1946, Vincent Schafer of the E. Windsor Drive-In — MkHCHESTEk l « in meeting human needs for food, fiber, “ House Calls” 8:30; “ The Theater Comes To The General Electric Research Laboratories energy, water and living space.” put that theory to test. He dropped some Sting” 10:15 643-2667 CAN pellets of dry ice from an airplane into a Manchester Drive-In — “Pink Panther Cartoon" 8:20; thick bank of clouds over Massachusetts t t ^ f VOV “Star Wars" 8;30; “Great MARLBOROUGH WAIT and a few minutes later observed streaks Waldo Pepper” 10:30 CELEBRATE OUR SECOND S I * AMftAMXINTPICTUK of snow coming out of the base of the Innovation decline Mansfield Drive-In — ‘"The clouds. Goodbye Girl" 8:30; “Frewell This is considered the beginning of real Wa s h in g t o n , d .c . (u p d - The My Lovely” 10:30 TAVERN weather modification and formed the number of patents issued to U.S. inventors U.A. Theater 1 - “ The ANNIVERSARY WITH THESE SPECIALS basis for cloud seeding, the technique that and corporations continues to decline, ac­ Cheap Detective” 2:00-3:50- See^eil Simon's is the foundation of most weather cording to a study by Intellectual Proper­ 5:40-7:45-9:45 modification attempts today. Silver iodide ty Owners, Ihe., a non-profit group U.A. Theater 2 — Hooper” crystals, similar in structure to ice, are dedicated to preserving the patent system 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 FRESH SWORDFISH *2.99 U.A. Theater 3 — “ Cat LAST OF THE RED used as seeds upon which ice can ac­ as an incentive to innovation and creativi­ cumulate. ty- From Outer Space” 2:00-4:30- A total of 81,789 patents was issued in 7:00-9:20 Commercial rainmakers appeared Vernon Cine 1— “ American HOT LOVERS 1971, IPO says, while only 699,371 were $ 2 ,9 9 almost overnight but despite their inflated Graffiti” 7:30-9:30 .l b . claims, it soon became apparent that the granted last year. Because of this drop. Vernon Cine 2 — “Seniors” at the President Carter has appointed a com­ physics of the atmosphere was far more'' A la i- C.O' 7:10-9:10 Marlborough Village Playhouse complex than believed. It was virtually mittee headed by the Secretary of impossible to prove that cloud seeding Cortimerce to conduct a comprehensive was working. review of issues and problems related to Opening Night ^ LOBSTER SALAD ROLLS 75 And the new advisory board report says industrial innovation. Thursday, August 3, at 8:30 the cloud seeding technology is still in its ^ And Much, Much Morel infancy. Wad. Aug. 2 Tuaa. Aug. 8 Every Thursday, Friday Special food guide and Saturday In August But the board said it is persuaded that a 8:30 usable technology for enhancing rain and Sr. LOUIS (UPI) — A supermarket C [so * ...... VdiiiraN...... ro*] snow by seeding certain types of clouds is chain in St. Louis has introduced a con­ Theater TIckete “scientifically possible and within sight.” sumer information program to help Thuradiy — $3.50 Although there is no consensus among customers find special foods in its stores. Friday - A«.50 5 0 * O F F the experts on what can be done or when, The service provides color-coded shelf Saturday — $5.50 the board said the most knowledgeable labels to help shoppers locate the more Plus 10:30 Special theater/dinner prices I On Any Purchase of *0*^ Or More! believe a stepped up effort could lead to than 500 special diet food products in an ROBERT MITCHUM CHARLOTTE RAMPLINQ available I Exeapt Sal# llama a Good Thru Aug. • J| cloud seeding that would increase moun­ average supermarket. The products are tain snowpack in the West in the early divided into the three most commonly FAREWELL MY caff295~9358 1 9 ^ , increase rain in the High Plains and used diet categories — fat-modified, Midwest by the late 1980s, and reduce hail calorie-controlled and sodium-restricted. Marlborough Tavern, Marlborough PLEASE CALLTHEATRE and moderate hurricanes by the 1990s. LOVELY,., FOR SCR EEN T M E S PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. 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1 9 4 7 ^LEBANON INDEX Help Wanted 13 Bualneu OpportunHy 14 Homes For Sale 23 Hom9$ P0r $•/• 3 3 /ramM For Solo ^ 23 (U N Partition Plan ) Pumisher would seek N O T I C I t MANCHESTER. Garrison MEDICAL SECRETARY, MANCHESTER Package I ~ Lo it and Found National Weather Forecast Manchester. Experience. Full store. Excellent location. Well Colonial in Forest Hills area. I — ParaonaH 9-rooms, 5-bedrooms, SYRIA J — Announcamtnta time. 4 days a week. Write to established business. Call fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Cbeeeij «««; JtWiSH I ~ Enlartainmant Box H,'c/o Manchester Marion E. Robertson, STATE gas ration exemptions i — Auctions Realtor, 643:5953. baths, 2-car garage. Call Herald. #,•••••••••••••••••••••••• Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- FINANCIAL She Heralh 3 ^ . J. Watson B ^ ch Co., ARAB HARTFORD (UPI) — Newspapers, like miles each per week. ) — BondS'StockS'Mortgagas SHORT ORDER COOK. Full Situation Wanted 15 * — Pofiontl Loans Manchester office, 647-9139. STATE other essentials, should be given speciai “There are so many facets of the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING time mornings and days. Year ) — Insuranea Equal Housing Opportunity. G o ia / V treatment if the Carter administration's newspaper business which involve direct round employment. Good RESPONSIBLE Mother will EMPLOYMENT starting-wage. Uniform. care for children in my home. V Med. Sea COMING federal gas rationing plan ever takes contact with so many people that it would I — Help Wanted Benefits Include paid vaca­ Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. MANCHESTER. Cape, 6 effect, says a newspaper executive. be impossible to eliminate the necessity of I ~ Business Opportunities tion, group insurance, retire­ room, 3 bedroom, vinyl siding. I — Situation Wanted f ••••••••••••••••••#•••••#• “During World War II and the Korean rapid transportation between the PHONE 643-2711 ment, food discounts and Near Waddell School pool. TT E D U C A T IO N more. Apply in person $43,900. Group I. F. J. War, newspapers were accorded the same newspaper and the sources they seek,” I — Private Instructions □ EDUCATION TRANS­ “lAHOflft. _ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD between 9 and 11 am and % and Spilecki, Realtors. 643-2121. priority as food and medical supplies in Burnham said. I SchoolS'Classes JORDAN I — Instructions Wsnted 7 pm. Friendly Ice Cream, 755 ...... SINAI fuel rationing programs,” said Richard Gov. Ella Grasso, the leadoff speaker, Silver Lane, East Hartford, Private Inatructlona 18 Lota-Land for Sale i4 REAL ESTATE lOMIT TIMNIAIUIII Help Wanted 13 Warren, assistant publisher of the Bangor said Connecticut’s plan would require i — Homes for Sale ADVERTISINQ EOE, M/F. ------: A0VERTISIN6 ------REMEDIAL READING and ANDOVER - Bunker Hill (Maine) Daily News. state vehicles carry at least four people, — Lots-Land for Sale Houtehold Qoodt 40 KEEP SMILING (ESYPT) — Investment Property RATES TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED . 8 "It should not be necessary for DEADLINE B A B Y SIT T E R N EED ED ; math; individualized work Road - acre approved estate would lower speed limits and restrict — Business Property All shifts. Neat and clean For one year old child in our program, (lst-8th grade) by lot, 245-ft. frontage, driveway, KEEP HAPPY — Resort Property LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ newspapers to have to justify their impor­ parking to encourage car pooling, or im­ 12:00 noon tho day before 1 diy word pv d«y appearance. Call 646-1140. — Real Estate Wanted home starting Sept. 1,8 am to master s degree teacher. 568- wooded. Ideal site for energy tion, orange background with tance to a regulatory agency in the crucial pose “even more severe limitations.” publicetlon. 3 diyi ... 1M word p«r day 1:30 pm. References. Call643- 8075. * conserving house, $15,900 MI8C. SERVICES S d«y« .... M word p«r diy white florai print. Call after 4 Deadline for Saturday And NEED TWO PEOPLE, part 6237...... •••••• firm. Owner will finance. No first days of a national emergency ...” he Whatever the final plan is, it must in­ — Services Offered UPlWIATHIS FOTOCAIT • 28 days ....Sa.word par day p.m., 6461168. □ MISC. FOR SALE Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. time mornings for cleaning ------Schoola-Claatet 19 said Tuesday at a federal Energy Depart­ clude federal funding to make implemen­ — Palnilng-Paperlng 16 worda $2.00 minimum agents. 742-7869. Building-Contracting work. Call 6 4 3 ^ . Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch COMMUNITY -----^ ^ ------WE BUY It SELL Used Fur­ SAUDI ARABIA ment hearing on the plan. tation successful, she said. — Roofing-Sldlng COORDINATOR. For child FOR THE BES’T-Manchester COVENTRY - Two plus acres, Articlet for Sale 41 — Heating-Plumbing For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. Wednesday night I niture. One piece or entire The hearing is the fourth in a series of 12 PLEASE READ W A N TED - R e tir e d , Sister Claire Markham, energy un­ — Flooring abuse and neglect. Ckmtract' Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Breathtaking view of valley, household. Cash on the line. will find rain or scattered showers over parts of the lower * experienced Machinist around with 1/2 ALUMINUM sheets used as nationwide on the standby plan, which dersecretary in the Connecticut Office of — Moving-Trucking-Storage YOUR AD Manchester Community pupils per teacher. FR E E in- . open, $15,900; Andover- Furniture Barn. 646-0865. EGYPT — Services Wanted Plains and in the vicinity of the lower Lakes Region. Fair to I M years of age to take charge printing plates, .007 thick, wouid be used only in the event of a Policy and Management, said it was Services Council. $12,000 for lasson *•(“ this ad. 3.77 wooded acres, 500' back partly cloudy skies are forecast elsewhere across the nation, i Claaalfled ads are taken over of Machine Shop when 4/5 time. No fringe benefits. Call 646-6306, or 6463549. from road, $11,900. Lessenger 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for national petroleum shortage. It was MISC. FOR SALE REFRIGERATOR, COUCH, wrong to use car registrations as a basis — Articles for Sale Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in the phone u a convenience. $1. Phone 6462711. May be 5 required. Call 646-3M2. BA in Social Science, 1 year •••••...... Sells! 646-OT13. dressers, twin beds and much required under the 1975 Energy Policy and for gas rations. — Building Supplies parenthesis) Atlanta 70 (87), Boston 68 (81), Chicago59 (75), ! Th e Herald Is responsible lor picked up A.M. only. — Pets -B irds- Dogs only one incorrect insertion m inim um ex p erien ce in r-i b b a i - b q t a t b ...... more. Call 6460724. Conservation Act. 86 Bualneta Propertf 26 Sister Markham said wealthy people or — Livestock Cleveland 64 (76), Dallas 72 ( ), Denver 51 (73), Duluth 45 | and then only to the size of the children services. Send U H CM LCaiA IC — Boats & Accessories Ehiov working wilh a skilled UNIFORMS WANTED -Cub Robert Estabrook, publisher large companies would buy m ore ca rs to (66), Houston 74 (90), Jacksonville 71 (89), Kansas City 57 * original Insertion. Errors which resume to: MCSC, c/o 41 ...... GE ELECTRIC STOVE 4- » Sporting Goods and dedicated supporting staff Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, Lakeville (Conn.) Journal and ^ get more gas. That, she said, would be un- — Garden Products (73), Uttle Rock 72 ( 87), Los Angeles 66 ( 75), Miami 76 ( 88), ! do not lessen'the value of the Center St., Manchester, by Hornet For Sale 23 MANCHESTER - For sale burners, oven and broiler, DtnTatcui at Manchester Manor Nursing Brownies, nurses. East ton (N.Y.) News, said his — Antiques Minneapolis 47 ( 70), New Orleans 74 ( 90), New York 69 (80), ? advertisement will not be cor* August 9. EOE. ------com m ercial building and white, 36 inches, good condi­ .— to poor people, the elderly, han- — Wanted to Buy rected by an additional inser* Home. Good wages and Catholic School. 6461225. Phoenix 78 (104), San Francisco 54 ( 73), Seattle 57 ( 75), St. „ ~ TWO BEDROOM COLONIAL liquor store. Call for details, tion. $60, 647-9522 after 5 p.m. » cover a 300-square mile and oicapped, or anyone else who relies on a tIon. benefits. Please call Doris DIETARY AIDE. 6 am -2pm . RANCH - Quality home, dou- M ario n E . R o b e r ts o n , RENTALS Louis 62 ( 78), Washington 72 ( 85). , Blain, RN director of nurses, SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, provide essential informati job third party fop^ransportation. ~ Rooms for Rent Mature person needed to help ble landscaped lot. Excellent Realtor, 6465953. 6-MM MOVIE CAMERA and -- ■ sand, stone, fill, processed listings, that television or radio di jio t. Richard Meek/qxecutive vice president — Apartments for Rent 646-0129. with various kitchen duties, location. $45,000. No realtors ...... projector, child’s crib. Call — Homes for Rent Help Wanted 13 649-7430. gravel. For deliveries, call "In order to fulfill its conj |onal of the 750-member Connecticut — Business tor Rent a^rnT& "(Jo^"s ______Peal Satate wanted 28 George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ — Resort Property for Rent ••••••••••••A •••••-••••■ ••••••••••••••A SECRETARY / ORDER En­ function under the F irst Amei the Automotive Trades A%s(^iation, said car try. Mature responsible in­ dover, 742-7886. — Wanted to Rent Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 ACT NOW - Join the OLDEST and benefits Please call 646 MANCHESTER VICINITY - aLL CASH For vour nronertv — Misc. for Rent Help Wanted 13 press must be in a position the and truck dealers woul^have “unique’' Tpy and Gift Plan in the Coun- dividual required for our fast 0129, Mon.-Fri., 9 arn-6 pm. 5V4-room, Aluminum Sided ^ h o n rr Avo3^^^ news and it also must be in ^ riion to problems with gas rationii AUTOMOTIVE growing business. Excellent Manchester Manor Nursing Ranch, Large lot for garden ATTRACTIVE POSITION MALE / FEMALE - MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST tiV - our 31st year! Com­ disseminate the news once printed.’ Autos for Sale For gal in Data Processing missions up to 30% PLUS typing skills amd figure ap­ He said even if dealer plates are used in — Trucks for Sale Experienced jewelery sales. It BOOKKEEPER - In & s f r '"■ " andprivacy.Virepla^living Department. Knowledge of EXPENSES. Fantastic titude. Must be capable of own Manchester. room. Full cellar, 3 bedrooms. ______i-»AH0THE« NEW LISTINGK-, Dexter Burnham, managing editor and place of car registrations for gas — Heavy Equipment for Sale Part time. Thursday, Friday. Manchester Medical Office 9 correspondence and mssess — Motorcycles-BIcycles Key Punch helpful. 5-day 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Equal Oppor­ Hostess Awards. Call Collect ■■ ------— ----- — : SELLING your house? Call us general manager of Hartford Publications allocations, no car sales ccmpany has — Campers-Trallers-Moblle to 5:30, Monday thru Friday. good telephone skills. Position week. All benefits. Pleasant tunity Employer. Five Flags Experience required. Write to 673-0494, of write SANTA’S LPN - Full, or part time, 611 Real Estate, 646-4126. first and we’ll make you a Inc. of Enfield, which prints three weekly enough dealer plates to coyer all the Homes surroundings. East Hartford requires person who enjoys — Automotive Service Catalogue Showroom, 261 Box GG c/o M anchester PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001.' p.m. Laurel Manor. 91 (Jiest------ash offer' T J Crockett newspapers, said it wasn’t unusual for vehicles he’s selling. location. Phone 289-2736. working under pressure and JORDAN — Autos for Rent-Lease Broad Street, Manchester, Herald. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. hut St. Call 649^519. MANCHESTER - Garrison S o r M3-1577 solvidg' problems. ExcellentExcellept ------(Colonial in Forest Hills area. ______!______seven workers to drive more than 200 646-0251. opportunityiity forf( advancement. ' ^ SUPERINTENDENT to live FIVE OPENINGS BE INVOLVED. Connecticut 9 ro o m s, 5 b e d ro o m s, IMMEDIATE Cash for your SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Modem office and excellent in for apartment in AVAILABLE - Part time. $80 Citizen’s Action Group, the fireplaced family room, 2 and nronertv Let us exnlain our SERVICE MANAGER - Well South Windsor. Will train. benefit program. Apply Marchesler. Prefer retired per week. Must be 18 or older. most effective consumer / en- 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. Call f a T proposal Call Mr established firm requires a Apply 90 Brookfield Street or Automatic Business Products, □ NOTICES individual with experience in Car necessary. Call Cutco vironmentaT advocate in the Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646 Rpifinre 647-1413 mechanically inclined person can 28^5918. Tuckie Road, Willimantic, or Newspaper askscoifrt general maintenance. 643- Distributor, 4-7 p.m., 872-7157. state, is seeking dedicated in- 3233. J. Watson Beach Co. ______to repair and service its 9674. phone Mr. Rose at 423-2584. Lost and Found l product line. Inventory con­ College Students welcome. dividuals to bring word of its Manchester Office, 647-9139. lyjy^y WE BUY your home’ programs and issues to the Equal Housing Opportunity,. Q„in|( fgjr an pgsh and no trol, public contact, over the SECRETARY FOR BUSY LEGAL SECRETARY- counter sales. Fringe' people. Hours 2-10 p.m. For —-—T-— problems. Call Warren E. to delay fine on notes MUCH LOVED FA M ILY Manchester sole practitioner South Windsor Law Firm. interview call Karen, 527-9231. COVENTRY - New Listing^ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. PET, English Setter CYoss. benefiU. Call 646-3936. E O E .. ROOFING & SIDING Must have excellent typing SAUDI ARABIA seeks full-time legal EOE. Waterfront Home with ______!______!______WASHINGTON (UPI) - Lawyers for in such a situation. Black, brown legs, white skills. Legal experience secretary with typing, COUNSELORS NEEDED i EXPERIENCED ------beautiful view. Ideal for WOULD LIKE TO buy four The New York Times and one of its chest. Lost in IV&nchestcr. shorthand and bookkeeping ___» desirable but essential. White said Tuesday: “There is no pre­ B L U E H O RIZO N , summer or year round home, bedroom older Colonial - EGYPT Cail 633-1243, if no answer call Camp Cross Roads, Windham^ Answer to Box 525 South experience. 643-9674. Experienced keyboard player 3 bedroom s, field sto n e preferably in the Porter reporters today asked Supreme Court sent authority in this court either that 633-1404. $25 Reward. Age 16 or over. To work witl» REASONABLE PRICES Windsor, Ct. 06074. Justice Thurgood Marshall to delay a newsmen are constitutionally privileged Retarded Girl. Salary, plutf with tenor voice range. 646 fireplace, ‘•eck. dock, s tre e t area. P lease call CARPENTER’S HELPER - Room" &■ "Board. Work week !el[oI o l Alao Camantn Work al Raaaonabla Pricaa 8627. Shou d be seen $44,900. B / W private party, at 647-1567. mE FLOOR LIVINQI $5,000-a-day fine against the newspaper to withhold duly subpoenaed documents Peraonals 2 PART TIME experienced ------Realty, 647-1419. ^ r j . Experience necessary. Call AugLUg. 6, 13, or 20. Experience and imprisonment of the reporter for material to the prosecution or defense of a 742-6062 between 8 and 9 p.m. bookkeeper familiar with K IT C H E N C LEA N U P ...... Attractive and well maintained 3 bedroom RIDE WANTED from wiUdtn Handicmped Children builder and developer opera­ withholding notes in a murder trial. §28-142D HELP. Hours 1-6 p.m., 3 days COVENTRY - Two seasonal Houtehold Qooda 40 criminal case or that a defendant seeking Manchester to New Britain, necessary.ecessary. Reply: BoltoifBoltorf tion. Manchester area. Send aluminum sided Ranch. Rec room, Changes in Mideast The penalties against the newspaper the subpoena -m usL. show extraordinary REAL ESTATE Marketing Board of Education im-> a week and every other Satur- cottages. 4 rooms. Nice lots ------.------early morning hours. Call representative - Manchester, resum e to Box HH, c/o day. Apply in person after 3:30 and locations. $11,200 and $14,- R E F R IG E R A T O R S fireplace, breeze way, garage and a ONE mediatley. 643-1560, 643-1569. ; Manchester Evening Herald. U.S. Envoy Alfred Atherton returned to and reporter Myron Farber take effect at ' circumstances before enforcement after 5, 643-1257. East Hartford, Vernon areas. C&W ROOFING & SIDING p.m. Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 500. Lessenger Sells. 6468713. W ashers, ran g es, used. YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! noon, unless Marshall intervenes. Justice against newsmen will be had.” Earn lucrative commission. Main St., Manchester, ------guaranteed and clean. New Israel today, saying he feels there is a chance WORK! Call 646-3936. EOE. ; A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY. Byron White rejected a similar request The civil penalties were imposed by Help Wanted 13 Receive professional ------MANCHESTER. Family, 3 shipment damaged, GE and Low $50s. for negotiations with Egypt to resume. Atten­ First Class Workmanship Welcome Wagon seeks per­ Tuesday. Superior Court Judge Theodore Trautwein guidance, education, com­ WAITRESS. To work one day and 3, good starter home with Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. SALES POSITION - Straight MECHANICS - To rebuild^ sonnel in Manchester, South tion is now focused on Secretary of State prehensive marketing tools. repair and condition industriaf a week possibly more. Only income. Neat and clean. $44,- Pearl and Son, 649 Main The newspaper and reporter have been after the paper and its reporter were commissions, leads furnished Windsor, Blast Hartford and 900 Call Mr. Sammartino, heat treating furnaces and experienced apply. Fani’s , Group I Rectors 643*2121. Street, 643*2171. BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO Cyrus Vance’s arrival in Israel Friday. Map ordered by New JerseySuperior Court found in contempt of Arnold’s order enfor­ to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. eastern Connecticut. Flexible K itchen, 1015 Main S t., related equipment^ hours, car required. EOE. at top illustrates U.N. Partition Plan of Judge William Arnold to pr^uce files at cing a subpoena by the defense. Times Manchester. Aggressive, conscientious: Phone interview daytime at the murder trial of Dr. Mario Jascalevich IF YOU ARE an attractive BABYSITTER Needed in my WANTED 2ml M0RTBA8ES Palestine in 1947, which split the territory Executive Editor A.M. Rosenthal said the reliable applicants with good 247-1166, evenings 658-9106, or motivated woman we need home by schoolteacher begin­ WORK OPPORTUNITY. $150 Mor* honwownore luivo pul ttwlr REALTORS or face the penalties, which also included paper “will now go through the process of mechanical skills and NUMROUS POSITIONS write Mrs. N. J. Smith, 10 BUILDING LOTS between Arabs and Jews, leaving Jerusalem you. If you are looking for a ning Sept. L, 5-day week, 7:30 a week potential plus incen­ triMl In Conn A Conn Comriny s |1,000 fine against Farber. trying to get a full hearing in New Jersey glamorous, challenging posi­ experience. Welding, plumj Robin Rd., Simsbury, Conn. Top dollar - instant cash. for 30 yoort. Low intorool mtoo. internationalized. Map at bottom depicts to 3:30. Bentley School area. bing experience also helpful; tives. Call 5263869. EOE. 10 yoor loono. Crodll un- Murder charges were brought against courts on the merits of our arguments, tion, with a new Parisian 06070. Call now Call 646-2837. Full benefits, good woiking AVIUUBU nocoMory, Coll 8yd H. Conn, 040-2482 Israel today, along with its occupied the physician after the newspaper in­ cosmetic line, you need us. PART TIME Cleaning SYB-AOiO 2nd mortgogo something which has not yet taken place.” conditions. Call Dick Sheehan; CAREER OPPORTUNITY. PJ.CORROm REALTOR 236-2381, 633-3:-3366. CLERK/TYPIST - For order Preparing and serving quality products in clean woman, window washer and •pocINloU. territories gained during the 1967 war, plus vestigation of a series of murders at a Meanwhile, Rosenthal said, “it seems 289-1588, Industronic Inc! Mature person required for 846-5252 _____ typing in South Windsor. Must experienced rug cleaner. 646 New Jersey hospital. Despite the renewed that Mr. Farber will remain in jail and the EOE. ; comfortable surroundings. Full time or part time, our fast growing business. zones presently controlled by the United WANTED - Gas station atten­ type 45 to 50 wpm. Paid 5747. I day "or evening, year round employment. Above Good typing skills and figure Nations. Story on front page. (UPI) effort to delay the deadline, Supreme First Amendment will remain in dant, full or part time. benefits. Call 289-6843 for an Mature, responsible person ELECTRICIANS - Industrial average starting wage, merit increases, food dis­ aptitude required. Must be Court justices rarely overrule a colleague question.” appointment. electrical skills in control pan! PART TIMEAWORK, full time for third shift. References. counts, uniforms provided. Apply in person between capable of own cor­ pay. Women Who want to earn Call 871-1698. els, wiring and circuitry] respondence and possess good Read and design schematics 9 to 11 a.m ., and 2 to 7 p.m. in excess of $10 per hour, in­ PART-TIME Janitorial help telephone skills. Position ternational company, training TOOLMAKERS - Machinists, needed for Manchester area. and prints. Ability to work requires person that can work with minimal supervision! provided. Call 643-4226 or 646 Apply 81 Commerce Street, Good rate of pay. Call Mark under pressure and solve 4433 for interview appoint­ Lebanese army still under fire Glastonbury. PTG Company. after 4:30. 525-1441. Experience with problems. Excellent oppor-. troubleshooting industrial ment. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Lebanon’s Telephone 633-7631. FRIDIILY NX GREMII (unity for advancement. Tueni left after Lebanon’s army, rebuilt from reporters in the south. machinery and controls Modern office and excellent 765 Sliver Lane, Eaat Hartford, CL GAS STATION Attendant. rebuilt army came under fire near the Israeli after the 1975-1976 civil war, weathered an The 'army has also blamed the earlier preferred. Full benefits, good benefit program. Apply SALES PERSON BOOKKEEPER - Hebron An Equal OppmTunity Employer, M/F Part time week nights 5 pm-9 border for the third straight day today and the working conditions. Call Dick Automatic Business Products, hour of artillery fire for the third straight day. shelling on the Israelis, but on-the-scene Experienced Full Time Retail Board of Education budget, pm and all day Saturday. Must Sheehan, 289-1588,Industronid Tuckie Rd., Willimantic or troubled nation’s U.N. ambassador left for An army communique reported that “inten­ reports said it came from rightist Christian Furniture Store position with payroll, diversified, be reliable and not afraid to challenging. Call Mrs. Inc. EOE. ; phone Mr. Rose at 423-2584. urgent diplomatic talks in New York. sive 175mm artillery shelling” at mid- militia positions inside Lebanon. emphasis in Carpeting and work. Suburban Motors, 50 Draperies. Call Mr. Larco, Reynolds at ^ 9 4 7 4 . Ambassador Ghassan Tueni’s flew to the morning wounded one Lebanese soldier, who Militia leaders in Beirut have blamed the WELDER-FABRICATOR '• Tolland Tpke., Route 83, Servleea Ottered 87 Services Ottered 31 Painting-papering 32 Bulldlng-Conbaetlng 33 Watkins, 643-5171. Manchester. United Nations what aides said were “urgent was part of the contingent that entered the flare-up on “ a sudden change in Israeli Aggressive, conscientious, ------PET-MINDERS’ WAREHOUSEMAN wanted reliable person with Mig-Cig^ consultations” with U.N. Secretary General south for the first time since the civil war policy,” saying Israel had earlier agreed not BOOKKEEPER - Immediate Going away on vacation? STEREO FREAKS. Sound INTERIOR - EXTERIOR CUSTOM HOMES, Additions for automotive distributor in Tig-Arc welding and fabricar NURSES GAS STATION Attendant. systems deteriorate slowly Painting - And ddd jobs. Two recreation rooms, roofing, Kurt Waldheim and other diplomats. between Christian rightists and Moslem lef­ to oppose the army move. opening. Experienced needed Manchester area. Duties in­ Full time. Need reliable per­ We wlllcare for your pet In for busy office to work with tion experience. Ability to the famlllarty of his own and often require service experienced College students. siding Quality Work! Best The independent daily newspaper An Nahar tists. clude stocking shelves, pulling read and work from FACTORY OPENINGS son for day shift. 40 hour week The Israelis — and the militias in the south accounts payable and RN’s-LPN’s home. Reduced rates for before the system goes dead, Please call 568-4641. Prices! Bud lalaga, 742-8732, said Tueni would discuss an emergency Two soldiers were wounded in sim ilar orders and mixing paint. Call blueprints and experience plus plenty of overtime to am- so have your system checked or 646-4501. — both charge the army units are linked to receivable. Mature person Nm < M for stall ralial In Ditious hard working in­ more than one pet at one Security Council meeting on the new fighting barrages Monday and Tuesday. But the out­ Mr. Pahoulis 525-3118. with cutting equipment now to see if it’s performing PAINTING - Interior and Syria. preferred. Call for appoint­ Establlthad growing company needa area convalaacant homaa dividual. Suburban Motor address. 649-1352, or If. in southern Lebanon, which the army blamed gunned arm y unit of about 500 men has not ment, 528-9680. necessary. Full benefits, good and hoapltals. correctly, and to avoid more exterior, paperhanging, GENERAL CARPENTRY, NURSES AIDES - Full time, working conditions. Call Dick machinlata, angravara, N.C., and Bridgeport Cars, Route 83, Manchester. no answer, 649-7712. on Israel. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• costly break downs in the excellent work References, Repairs, Remodeling, fired back. The militia barrage Tuesday coincided with 7am-3pm and llpm-7am. Sheeban, 289-1588, In- MACHINIST - Experimental. oparatora. Wa make apaclallzad machinery that future. Call Jack, 643-1262, Free estimates. Fully in­ Garages, Additions, Porches, But Tueni said before departing: “We have The army communique said Israeli positions violent flare-ups in Beirut and the southwest Experience preferred but we dustronics Inc. OE. YOUR CHOICE OF Butinett Opportunity 14 Must be experienced in offera challenge and variety. Good atarting ratea A&W PAINTING - Quality evenings. sured. Martin Matson, 646 Decks, Rec Rooms, nothing to tell the Security Council at this will train. Apply in person from across the border were doing the firing, port of Sidon leaving at least 12 people dead Bridgeport and Lathe. Must • Location workmanship. Interior and 4431 Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters,- East Hartford Convalescent EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT and company paid fringe beneflla. Call ua for the SMALL ENGINE Service HOUSEWORK GOT YOU tim e.” but this could not be immediately confirmed and som e 60 wounded. be A le to do own set up. aShHI exterior. Fully insured. Formica, (Ceramic Tile. Call Home, 745 Main Street, East BUILDER - Supervisory Corporation - expanding DOWN? General cleaning, Dan Moran 643-2629. Scharr Industries, 243-0343. iieet opportunity. • Days Wayne 649-7696.' QUALITY PAINTING and Hartford. experience required. d e a le r n e tw o rk . No steam extraction carpet Paper Hanging by Willis Excellent opportunity. Part tlma'br full lima. experience necessary. cleaning, floor waxing & strip­ Schultz. Fully insured, FARRAND REMODELING - MILLWRIGHT - Experienced Complete training program. C iM TREE SERVICE - Free CLERICAL - DIVERSU^IED Dispiaycraft, Manchester, CALL 643-9515 ping, window cleaning, carpet references. 649-4343. Specializing Cabinets and For­ in machine repairs, on textile one-girl office. Bookkeeping, NOBLE & WESTBROOK $500. investment required to estimates, discount senior & upholstery shampooing. and coating equipment. 643-9557. mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, Soviets break U.S. space record payroll, some typing. 649-3665. AID A ASSISTANCE start your own business. Ideal citizens. Company Professional/Insured. Free Room Additions, Decks, PAINTING - Interior / Scharr Industries, 243-0343. 20 WESTBROOK STREET Manchester owned and PERSON QUALIFIED In ol North Eaitem Conn. for retired or part time. Estimates. Call Exterior, best Workmanship! Repairs. Phone 643-6017. MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union, cap­ Details on request. Mr. operated. Call 6461327. when the successful Apollo-Skylab program The American manned spaceflight program WAITER or WAITRESS - building maintenance and EAST HARTFORD Inc. DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. Quality Paint! Lowest Prices! ping a series of spectacular space firsts in the OIL BURNER MECHANIC - Experienced preferred. ground care needed at Barker. ESCAA Field got rolling. will remain at a complete standstill until the Permanent job on staff of long An Equal Opportunitf Emplofar 357 Eaat Cantar Straat, Dan Shea, 6465424. past 10 months, today broke a cherished Lunch, or dinner. Davis Fami­ Wickham Park. Full time. Training Division, box 619, ROOM ADDITIONS, A-1 TREE SERVICE - Will But an American hiatus, while waiting for first flight of the revolutionary reusable established fuel oil company. Manchaatar Wading River, New York. Dormers, kitchens, garages, United States record as the most experienced ly Restaurant, 649-5487. Permanent Position. For in­ cut and clear unwanted or R .J. MAGOWAN Sc SONS - development of the next generation Enterprise space shuttle, scheduled for late Must be licensed and have Closed Sundays. 11792. rec-rooms, suspended ceilings dead trees. Please call and RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 nation in space. terview call Mr. Maron at 5?8- Third Generation. Painting & spacecraft, the Enterprise space shuttle, has 1979. references. Mellen White & 0856. Experienced only please. and roofing, 528-8958. receive our Low Estimates, Palshaw, 107 Burnside Paperhanging Free BIDWELL Home Improve­ As Soyuz 29 cosmonauts Vladimir allowed an increasingly active and ambitious The shuttle technologically far outstrips TELEPHONE OPERATOR MANY PEOPLE only dream 6463571. Estimates. Fully Insured. Avenue, East Hartford. CLERK - It is not ... ^ 3 ^ ■ ' ■ .J I'll ir • I ■ of owning their own business. LAWN MAINTENANCE. ment Co. Expert installation Kovalenok and Alexander Ivanchenkov circle Soviet space program to catch up. anything Moscow has on the drawing board — TYPIST - General office Telephone 6461959. secretarial, switchboard, duties. Full time. Call Mrs. ' Perhaps it’s time for yoq to Reasonable and dependable ^-1 LIGHT TRUCKING - of aluminum siding, gutters Earth in the Salyut 6 space lab, the Soviets Earlier this year a pair of Soviet but by the time it goes into space, the Soviet RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 receptionist. It is ... Boom. Call 646-2900. ! pursue that dream. I have college veteran now accepting Appliances, furniture and and trims. Roofing installa­ broke the American record of a total of 937 cosmonauts, Georgy Grechko and Yuri Union will have milked every drop of potential shifts. Good pay, good monitoring specialized com­ ■ over 1,000 M^inesses for sale jobs in your area. Cali 286 pianos moved. Cellars, attics, tion and repairs 6466495, 871- benefits and working condi­ 2323. man-days spent in space a t midnight Tuesday. Romanenko, broke the U.S. manned out of its current space capsules and space munication equipment. If you DEMONSTRATORS - Earn by owners. Many for 4535. and garages cleaned. For all The United States had consistently held and tion. Apply in person, Vernon can perform light typing, minimum down. For free spaceflight endurance record of 84 days and labs. $1000 or more, trip to Nassau, your Light Trucking needs, Building Contracting 33 Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ work weekends, and want a Free kit. Sell name brand toys brochure write: Interstate REWEAVING burns, holes. For the Lowest Prices, call SPECIALIZING cleaning and expanded the time-in-orbit record since 1965, went on to spend 96 days in orbit. non. A series of spectacular firsts chalked up in unique, challenging position and gifts (Fisher-Pricei Business Marketing, P.O. Box Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 6463571. repairingig chimneys,ys, roof, new ICLIP & MAIL WES ROBBINS carpentry roofs. Free estimates. 30 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. Window shades, Venetian the 10 months since the Salyut 6 space lab was ... we want to hear from you. Tonka, Fenton). Treasure MASSEUSES - Experienced We offer training program, blinds: Keys. TV for rent. remodeling specialist. Ad­ years Experience. Rowley, launched has moved the Soviets ever closer to House party plan. Cali collect ditions, rec rooms, dormers, PoBtal pact rejection urged or will train for THE BODY free parking, and company person-to-person for Miss SERVICE BUSINESS - With Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 643-5361. the dream of a permanently manned orbiting SHOP, Manchester. Call 646- paid benefits. This is all part iliBl------—------MAIL TO: $800 a week income available 5221. See something you built-ins, bathrooms, Carol 491-2100. Also booking kitchens, 649-3446. space lab. 9880 for interview, • appoint­ of a 32- or 40-hour work week parties. in this area. A cash business. ROOFER WILL Install roof, MERIDEN (UPI) — Leaders of Connec­ go back to the bargaining table.” Federal law ment. ADDRESS ______like? Then call tho siding or gutters for low dis­ Since the Sept. 29 launch of the Salyut, 10 in a 8am-4pm work schedule. Minimum investment ODD JOB Done - Cellars, at­ ticut’s largest postal workers union have prohibits walkouts. required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- tics, garages, yards cleaned, number you see In CUSTOM CARPENTRY - count price. Call Ken ab647- Call 522-8960, between 10am- SECURITY PERSON - Start voted unanimously to urge 3,700 members to Soviet cosmonauts have lived and worked COOKS, DISHWASHERS, CITY 9544. moving, trucking. Loam' lor the ad. And If you homes, Additions, Repairs, 1566. The union’s national advisory committee 3pm for appointment and $3.15. After training $3.50. aboard the lab. WAITRESSES. Part and full sale. Lawn service. No job too Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, reject a July 21 tentative agreement between voted last week to reject the contract agree­ application. Must be neat in appearance have something to time, days or nights. Apply in P.O. BOX 591 TO FULFILL the last stage of big or small. 568-8522. 345-2009. Smart apartment the government and union negotiators. ment that forestalled a threatened nationwide Weapons permit required. STATE sell, give us a calll The Soviets have carried out two person at Tacorral. 246 Broad RECEPTIONIST wanted for ManclMatar, Conn. 06040 ! our expansion program, we owners know — the Kathy O’Neill, state president of the Call 236-6119 for interview. mail walkout. spacewalks, the first douhte-docking in space Street, Manchester. dental specialty office in will be looking for 2 full-time COMPLETE CARPET It Tile TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY best way to find the ZIP__ Carpentry and general con­ American Postal Workers Union, said Mrs. O’Neill said the agreement is “a horri­ history, the first docking of an unmanned downtown Hartford. Mature real estate salespeople. Call installation and repairs. Free renters you need !s SECURITY GUARDS - Must WANTED - Clerical Assistant EXAMPLE: EXPERT PAINTING AND tracting. Residential and Tuesday union leaders didn’t consider calling ble contract” because it includes no im­ cargo capsuie, the first refueling of a space person with experience F .J. Spilecki Inc. Realtor, 643- estimates. Call Pat, at 646 with a Classified Ad. be 18 years or older. Have own - Tolland County Superior 15 Words for 6 Days 2121 LANDSCAPING -Specialized, commercial. Whether it be a for a strike when they met Monday night. provements in working conditions and preferable. Pleasant working PHONE- .. 3745, 5 p.m. Try one. lab, the longest manned orbital mission and car. Telephone, and a clean Court. EOE. Typing, Exterior House Painting. small repair job, a custom “ A strike would not be effective now,” she grievance procedures and does not meet union conditions, fringe benefits bookkeeping and general of­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• the first spaceflights by a non-Russian and police record, Men or women available. Call 525-3868. p CHECK ENCLOSED Only <8.10 UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY to ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ Tree pruning, spraying, built home or anything in said. “ We would rather have our negotiators demands on wages and greater job security. non-American. wanted for Manchester and fice skills required. 875-6294. own and operate your own tics and cellars cleaned. mowing,wecding. Call 742- between, call 6461379. Heating-Plumbing 35 Stafford Springs areas. If you Pizza Shop. Excellent loca- Reasonable rates, (j^all 646 7947. PART-TIME HELP - A LIMITED NUMBER of CARPENTRY & Masonry - SEW ERLINES, sink lines, qualify, call 203-443-1837 or Manchester Car Wash. 8 a.m. FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM IS WORDS , tion, fully equipped for a 1943 for free ekimate. dealerships available for full LICENSED, m o t h e r will Additions and remodeling. cleaned with electric cutters, apply to Northeast Security, to 8 p.m. Apply in person at successful business. Asking INVITATION 158 Williams Street, New Lon­ line of Energy Conservation $10,900. Ask for Bob Alibrio to BRICK, BLOCK STONE. care for preschool children in Free estimates. Call Anthony by professionals. McKinney 563 West Middle Turnpike. , Products, Including training. 1 2 3 4 S Squiticote, 649-0811. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ France expels Iraqi guards don, Conn., Monday thru uI show you this fine property. Fireplaces, concreie.Chimney her home. Prefer 7 am to 3:30 TO BID Friday, 10 to 4. Urea Formaldehyde, Foam Group 1 Zinsser Agency, 646 repairs. No job too small. pm. 6436971. pany, 643-5308. PERMANENT PART-TIME Spray Insulation, Cellulose CARPENTRY - Repairs, PARIS (UPI) — Three Iraqi Em­ hoped Iraq would put the men on two other officers because they have cashier. 9 to 12 hours per week 1 1 $ 9 10 1511. Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ The Manchester Board of Spray-On Insulation, Solar STEREO & TV REPAIR - By remodeling, additions, gar­ NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet bassy guards will be expelled from trial. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC in the evening. See Mr. Carter timates. ' diplomatic immunity — two as Education solicits bids for - Experienced only. Top Systems. Attic Fans. Storm Licensed Technician. Used ages, roofing, call David repairs, plugged drains, France following Monday’s seizure in person. Carter Chevrolet Doors and Windows, and all 11 12 t s - 14 15 kitchen faucet replaced, The expulsion was ordered despite secretaries of the embassy and one Student Insurance for the wages. /Aply: Atlas Tile, 1862 QUALITY CARPENTRY By Equipment for sale. Call Patria, 644 1796. and shootout at the embassy in which Co. Inc. 1229 Main Street, accessories. No fees. We are Jack, 643-1262, evenings. repaired, rec rooms, widespread indignation and in­ as an attache. 1978-1979 and 1979-1980 school Berlin 'Tpke, Wethersfield, ini LoiConstruction Additions, a guard and a French policeman Manchester. interested only in selling our LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - bauiroom remodeling, heat sistence that they be brought to trial years. Sealed bids will be 563-0151.______16 i ? 19 20 roofioflng, siding, decks and gar­ Police blamed the Iraqi guards for products. Write: All 1 WILL DO TYPING in my New homes custom built modernization, etc. Free were killed, it was announced today. in France. PART-TIME COUNTER CARRIER ages. Call anytime, 643-5()01. received until 11:00 A.M., RN-LPN wanted for full or American Energy Company, home. Reasonable. Please remodeled, additions, rec Estimate gladly given. M & M Prime Minister Raymond Barre’s opening fire on a lone gunman as he The public furor over the incident August 15,1978, at which time HELP WANTED. 7am to 3pm 435 Ivyland Road, P.O. Box 22 2$ 2 4 C - Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. was being led to a car after sur­ part time on all shifts. Apply 27 MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ call 6464995. rooms, garage, kitchens office said they would be expelled at the Iraqi Embassy w a s they will be publicly opened. director of nursing. Salmon- and Ilpm to 7am. Apply in 2066, Warminster, Pa. 18974, remodeled, bath tile, cement rendering and freeing eight hostages person afternoons, at Bess NEEDED tory service on color and “immediately.” The right is reserved to reject brook Convalescenf Home, off or call Mr. Warren at 215-674- RESPONSIBLE Mother will work. Steps, dormers, MANCHESTER PLUMBING demonstrated Tuesday when 200 :1:» 27 28 29 30 black and white TV. Stereo, Eaton Donuts, Route 83, Ver­ Neither the French government he held for most of the day. any and all bids. House Street, Glastonbury. 5722. phonograph. A&B Electronic, babysit in my home. Please residential or commercial. & HEATING-Repairs. Paris policemen marched to the Please call 633-5244. non. Remodeling. Pumps repaired nor the Iraqi Embassy has revealed Specifications and bid forms •; f. 1160 New Britain Ave., West call 6461076. Call 649-4291. . Interior Ministry and sent a delega­ Police discounted Iraqi Am­ STUFFERS AND MAILERS S2 3$ u 39 Fountain Village / replaced. Free estimates. may be secured at the SI------^------Hartford, 561-0655. the names of the three. tion inside to argue for prosecution of bassador Tawfik al Wandawi’s NURSES AIDES wanted for FULL-TIME POSITION URGENTLY NEEDED! B4M TREE SERVICE, FIRST CLASS Carpentiy - Electric drain-snaking. 24- Business Office, 45 N. School OPEN As warehouseman- French authorities said that the Iraqis. suggestion that confederates of the full time on all shifts. Apply $25.00 per hundred Manchester CARPET INSTALLATION - Complete tree care, spraying Remodeling and Additions. HOUR SERVICE. 6 4 6 ^ . Street, Manchester, Conpec- driver. Monday thru Saturday GUARANTEED. Send self- u J? 3S 39 M ' although the guards have diplomatic But the Foreign Ministry said they arrested gunman opened fire in an director of nursing. Salmon- Stair Shifts. Repairs. Caniets. and removal. Insured and Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 ticut. Raymond E. Demers, brook Convalescent Home off 7:30 to 5. Apply at The W.H. addressed stamped envelope, experienced. Senior Citizen years experience! For Free PLU M BIN G - C all Tom status and therefore are immune cannot be prosecuted for the death of attempt to rescue him as he was led England Lumber Co., Route CALL 647*9946 Steam Cleaning. Free Business Manager House Street, Glastonbury. TK Enterprise, Box 21679, Estimates. Call 6496265. Discount. 643-7285. Estimates, call 646-4239. Dawkins at M67630. from prosecution in France, they A police inspector and wounding of out of the embassy. 084-07 Please call 633-5244. 44A, ^ Iton Notch. Denver, Colo. 81)221. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed,, Aug. 2, 1978 ACROSS 2 Trade Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Aug. 2, 1978— PAGE TWENTY-THREE FRANK AND ERNEST 3 Wsrmnass Artlel»$ for Stfo 41 Artteloi for Solo 41 *portmonto For Root S3 Wonted to Rent 57 1 Superlative 4 Compsta luffix point Charles M. Schultz TWO 300' AMP Rectifiers - 8 PIECE SOLID MAPLE 44x10 FOOT MOBILE Home. COUPLE WITH One child 4 Indian 5 Biblical priest Good condition. Good for dining room' set. Made by In Bolton. Working single per­ needs 5 or 6 room duplex or garmant 6 Seta up plating, or welding. Call 649^ Moosehead of Maine. Drop- son only. No pets, animals or house. Reasonable. 64^952. M Y lA S t S Dear Abby 8 Aquatic sport 7 God 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. leaf table and cane chair children. Call 643-2880. 12 Ovina creature ® aircraft seats. 2 antique Chinese WANTED TO RENT - Four-or 13 Spoke (abbr.) /lT'5 TDOHOT10 THE l£ m m O R £ Agour AN HOUR A 9 Made public A bout THE SAME AS ‘/( UPIPN'THAV£ NCR CASH REGISTER - Bridal vase lamps. 2 Chinese MANCHESTER MAIN five-room apartment, By Abigail Van Buren 14 Dad (^LAVBALLTOPA'/.y 3 Reconditioned, with many STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ reasonable rent. Retired cou­ 16 Lick up 10 Furious MUST BE A HUNPREP! WRBATTIN6 AVERA6 E TO SA^/THAT! . Sister of Mercy lamps. 525- 11 Skin-ill totals. Call after S:30 p.m., 5871 after 7 p.m. ment, heated, hot water, ple. Call 649-8708...... T R M N & DEAR ABBY: Why can't women be as broad-minded as 16 Therefore 228-3957. appliances, no pets, parking, men? WeVe been m apied 16 yeara, and my wife is doing a 17 Ambush sufferer security. 523-7047. T b f iW TO T h C F ^ N T super job with our^m e and children, but she's letting a 18 Rotate 19 Rscent (prefix) MOLDED FORMICA top and Buffdtng Supptleo 42 small incident she/nappened to witness make a difference 20 City in 21 Sturdy tree d '^|)Oi O paneled bar with two shelves ATTRACTIVELY Paneled □ AUTOMOTIVE . WH^Re X CAN MBP in our lives. / Norway 24 Fool O and four stools.$17S. 646-6028. NATURAL STONE for Three room apartment. Stove, Now, you're business woman, Abby, and you know 22 Summer (Fr.) ^6 Social bud 36 Police alert 49 Overrun 1/ retaining walls, veneers, refrigerator, neat, electricity. ~ UP lAWH IT. how hard it is t ' 23 Poiition in 27 Nuclear, 37 Automotive so- 50 Pluck s guitar TWO PAIRS of bucket seats patios, etc. Pick up by the Adults, references. No pets. Autos For Sote 61 me for five 3 education agency (abbr.) j^^br.) 53 Christian from Pontiac. 1 pair red, I pound or delivery by the ton. $175. 6433166, 2233540. •wnixu.iie.TMMsuxr.0.. ])4NW5 8-1 26 Poitonoui 28 Genetic 39 Bishopric holiday time, she’s ^ d e n t, and the price is right. material pair white. Excellent condi­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, PLYMOUTH VOLARE make 41 Command- 54 Shakeapear- Weil, last week m y^ife dropped in at the office, and she 27 Good-by, in (abbr.) tion. ISO pair. 633-0131. 69-3163. FOUR ROOM APARTMEfiiT Premier 1976 - blue with wood mant ean villain grain, luggage rack, slant 6, happened R> see me hug my secretary. I’ve made frien^y Madrid 29 Short playlet - 426 Broad St. $155. Sreurity Aufos For Sote 61 Autos For Sote 81 Motorcyctes-Btcyctes 64 44 Tennii pro 66 Wight DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 low mileage, power steering 81 Autor For Sote gestures lace this for some time to show I appredate her, 29 Objactiva 30 Become ill deposit. No appliances. 31 Noun luffix 33 Billboards 46 Small amount 57 Sprightly tune yards, |34. plus tax. Also sand, Dogt-BIrdo-Peto 43 M arried couple. No pets. and brakes, electric rear win­ but now n^y wife is steamed, and she's giving me a hard Winthrop — Dick Cavalll dow defogger, standard shift. 1968 BUICK LASABRE - 1972 DODGE Challenger, V-8, 1973 OLDS TOhONADO. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville time. 32 Oriental 35 Element 47 Element 59 Double curve gravel and more stone 643- Telephone 6434751. power steering and brakes, 4- Beautiful car. Full power, air Must b Seen to be appreciated. 3-speed automatic, m »s. 750, 8000 milhiiles, oil cooler and Abby, you please say something in your column beverage varieties 46 Wash away 61 Briny expanse DOG-cat boarding bathing / door, 76,000 miles, $40O. 1966 Very good condition. C^ll conditioned, $2195. Suburban rack. $1,750. 2834042. 34 Slant grooming. Obedience, protec­ about how^hard it is to find a good secretary? 5-ROOM DULPEX - 2- . OLDS WAGON $200. 647-1924. anytime 742-9072. Motors, 50 Tolland Tpke., 38 Itlandt r (5C T TWO fCWTCARCO ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin tion classes. Complete Route 83, Manchester. JULIUS 1 2 3 4 5 a 7 6 8 10 It THIS A^ORNI^K5■ F R O M drapes- Austrailian valance- bedrooms, modern kitchen, 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - HONDA SL 175, 1972. 40 Pickling spice modern facilities. Canine TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1975 1974 DATSUN B210 Excellent condition, low 42 Resort OUR s r m TBACHBR, AAR. Jade, 144x84, |4S. Touch and Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon new cabinets with stove and speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new DEAR JULIUS: A good plumber ia also hard to find! I ta 13 14 refrigerator, modern bath, radials, (2 snows), excellent Convertible, superb condition. Hatchback, 69,000 miles, 1970 OLDS 88-4 door sedan. mileage. Great beginner bike. 43 Compass MICKElwAOEWICZ.. sew sewing machine with Road, Manchester. For reser­ AM-FM stereo, radials, 36,000 make an offer. 871-0177 after 6 Blue. Outstanding auto. mean one who :^ e a immediately when you call him, has point 18 16 17 Maple cabinet, |6S., 25 gallon basement attic and private condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. 6431171. vations please call 646-5971. miles. Pampered. $2750. 643 p.m. Weekends anytime. Automatic transmission, all the parts he n ^ d a with him and does ^ e job at a price 45 Unburnt and fish tank with filter and drivew ay. $250, security 18 7841. power steering. Mudt be seen. HARLEY DAVIDSON 1975 - that's right. How would you like to come home and find dried brick 19 20 21 22 accessories, |35. 2 Rupp snow POODLES - Guaranteed tiny required. No pets. Call after 1 WE PAY $10. for complete p.m., 6433050. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 1973 Old s 98-4 door hardtop, $1395 Suburban Motors, 50 SX 250, 5,000 miles, clean, no yonr wife “abowing her appreciation" by hugging him? 47 Boat 23 24 26 26 mobiles-40 horte power, bes toy puppies and stud services 1968 PONTIAC LEMANS con­ Tollqnd Tpke., Route 83, 50 Clout ii' > offer. Call 568^9. Auto Body, 528-1^. automatic transmission, dents, excellent condition. ' The next time you want to show your “appredation,” try at fair prices. 1-423-8789. vertible, new top, good condi­ power steering, air con­ Manchester. 643-2371. money. r 51 Before this 27 21 29 30 FOUR 1/2 rooms - heat, 52 The way out 1972 CHRYSLER- Full power. tion. $650. Call 644-9692. ditioning. Gorgeous! $1995.- TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, PEEKAPOO PUPPY female, parking, air conditioned, 1972 OLDS TORONADO. 55 Bubble up 31 32 33 34 36 36 37 Excellent condition. 4 door Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland SUZUKI - 1973, TS-125, Street . DEAR ABBY: You told a reader that you took Catholic sewing machine, and tent 8 weeks, had first shot and appliances. Middle aged, 1976 PACER DL- Loaded! Hardtop. Loaded with equip­ 58 Tiny distance (10x16). May be seen at 108 hardtop. Call 2832543. Tpke., Route 83, Manchester. or Trail, Excellent running. instruction to better understand CathoUdsm—“to learn, 36 39 40 41 42 wormed. Call 6439239. senior citizen, no children. Clean. 21,000 miles. Private ment, air, local one-owner $350. 6438643. 60 Planet &ott Drive, Manchester, all 2838309. not turn.” What a beautiful ideal I'm Catholic and regularly 62 Greek letter DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS owner. Factory air. Priced to 1971 BUICK LESABRE. 4 car. Special this week, $1495. 43 44 45 46 day Saturday. FOR SALE - Carin Carrier. sell. Call 6433053. Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland read publications of other religions. 63 Poems »nm,i«A.»c,ra.»iHU.iw.w Mr. 'S Automotive World. 289 door hardtop. Beautiful gold SUZUKI - 1975, TS 185. 64 Malarial fever 47 48 49 60 Male, 1-year-old. Call 569- SINGLES SPECIAL! 1 finish, air conditioned. Tpke., Route 83, Manchester. Excellent condition, 643-2927, Our small parish in Lockport, N.Y., has conducted a WASHER - and like new 3539. Oakland Road (Route 30), 65 Room shape Bedroom. Heat paid, move South Windsor. Speed/Van 1977 MERCURY MARQUIS 2- Excellent buy at only $1495. ask for Scott. $425. weekly series where ministers and pastors are invited to 81 \ i T 63 64 56 66 67 dryer. Pool table, coffee right in. Now only $120. (88-20) tell us about their beliefs and show us their churches 66 Catches Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Accessories, 644-9395. door Ijardtop, air, electric Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland 1973 OLDS 98-4 door hardtop. 67 Body table, lamps. Telephone 569- POODLES - Guaranteed Tiny Rental Assistors, 236-5646, Another loaded beauty. $2195. (unfortunately, there is no synagogue nearby). 58 69 60 7 t 62 3547. windows, AM radio, power Tpke., Route 83, Manchester, 68 Stabe need Toy and small miniature pu(h small fee. brakes, power steering. $4,- Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland I hope your example prompts others among your THUNDERBIRD, 1972, full Compere-Trotters 63 64 66 THIS IS THE STDRV A S WINTER WHAT pies. Selectively breed at fair 500. One owner. Call 646-7297i 1974 FORD ELITE, 2 door Tpke., Route 83, Manchester. millioiu of readers to become more curious and under­ DOW N OF A WISE OLP ONE OF A KIND - 7 foot prices. 1-423-8789. EXPANSIVE 3 BEDROOMS. power, sun roof, excellent Mobtte Homes 65 APPRQACHER H A PP E N EP condition. $2500 FIRM. 633 8 to 4:30. hardtop, 8 cylinder, automatic standing, and less prejudiced and blindly accusative. 66 87 68 padded bar with railing and Heat paid, carpeted, kitchen 2 ELF WHO HAP NO HE PRETENPEP TO HIM, formica top. 1400. 64359M. 1816 evenings and weekends. transmission, power steering, Trucks for Sote 62 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot A.M.,JR. 1 Skinny fish - 1 HOME.' BEAUTIFUL Silver appliances. Yard for kids. 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. 3 whitewalls. Sharp. $2495. TO 60 CRAZV.' 6 R A N P P A ? ; miniature male Poodle pup­ Just $220. (88-11) Rental Travel Trailer - Stove, SINGER SEWING Machine. FOR SALE 1967 DODGE s p ^ , Michelin radials, low Bank terms arranged. Subur­ 1971 IN TERN A TIO N A L refrigerator, heated. Full DEAR A.M: So do L k'rejudice is based on ignorance. I pies. AKC registered. Putten- Assistors, 2335646, small fee. mileage, many extras. 643 ban Motors, 50 Tolland Tpke., With maple cabinet. 6 years cove breading. 2239297 / 423- Convertible, needs wiring PICKUP 304-Automatic. Good shower, and toile,t. Tandem can't atreaa strongly enough the importance of learning Win at Bridge 2195 or 6430489. Route 83j Manchester. old. Buttonhole attachment. 1 6333. 149 OAKLAND STREET, 3- harness, front windshield, running condition. $400 or best wheels. Call 6884)383. about religions that dl0er from our own. Where there is )>7. year guarantee. 1125 firm. first $100 takes it. 1974 VEGA offer. Moving, must sell! 643 knowledge and compassion there cannot be hate or rooms heated apartment, first FORD 1972 Country Sedan. 10 1975 PINTO RUNABOUT - Call 644-2967. Lhreotock 44 floor, south. Security WAGON excellent condition, 0438, anytime, keep trying, FOR SALE - 1968 Bethany prejudice. Ruffs beat trump break $1000, Call 6431478. passenger wagon. Power Automatic transmission, Chief flip top camper. Used Interestingly, the bad required. No pets. 6432426.35 steering, power brakes, air exceptional throughout. $1995. BRAND NEW Plush RIDING LESSONS indoor p.m. 1973 CHEVY 1/2 TON PICK­ only 2 years. All reworked. DEAR ABBY: In a column, you used the phrase, "You NORTH a-^A trump breakT which can be Turquoise rug. 12x14- Selling BUICK LE SABRE 1973-Air, conditioning, mechanically Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland UP with cap. Power brakes, Sleeps 5. $450.00.643-4302 a.m. 4 AQ6 overcome in hearts, would riding ring. Western stock good, high mileage. $750. 643 Tpke., Route 83, Manchester. can insure this feeling by..." for half price |120. Call seat, saddle seat, and hunt power brakes and steering. AM/FM raaio, V-8, good con­ only. W A K defeat three notnunp. DEVASTATING - 6 Room 43,000 miles. $1650 or best 7527. dition, four good radials. The word is ensure, unless one can insure feelings as between 6-9 p.m. 247-3758. seat. All levels 2239817. Duplex. Basement, carpeting, 4 J 5432 West led the ace of dia­ offer. 569-2522, 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA. $1950. 6432165 after 5 p.m. Automottve Sarvlca 66 Betty Grable's legs were insured. 4 A 10 7 monds because it was the e, patio and yard for 1972 DODGE D ELU X E 2 door hardtop. Must be seen. Ensure means to make sure, to make more probable. REDWOOD SET - 4x8 For­ Booto-Accessorfes 45 S *en and pets. Priced WEST EAST suit North had opened and mica table, picnic table. 3 1970 VW BEETLE - Asking DART SWINGER, excellent Original throughout. 8 1965 IN TERN A TIO N A L ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- Insure means to provide for indemnity or reimbursement he was hoping to give E ast a right, now only $170. (88-19) $850. Body in good condition. condition, automatic Cylinder, automatic transmis- in the event that something hkppens. And, lor good 49843 4J10 7 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence blade concrete finish. Roto 1974 FURY - 16Mi-foot Rental Assistors, 236-5646, D1200, 3/4 ton pick up truck. sun specialists, factory 4 6 4 J742 ruff. He abandoned this plan Tiller. Call 6464160. transmission, disk brakes, SEon, power steering. $1295. $375.00. Call 643-0144 after 6 trained, one day service, 114 measure, assure means to promise. Example: The salesman when the king of diamonds fiberglass, tilt trailer, with small fee. CHRYSLER CORDOBA. 1976, AM radio, 67,000 miles. Must Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland 4AQ 10 97 486 1975 53horsepower outboard p.m. East Main Street, Rockville. assured him that insuring his life would ensure his family's dropped and switched to the VKHAPPA YA MEAN, PONT COUNT full power, leather interior, see to appreciate. Call 633 Tpke., Route 83, Manchester. 4K65 4QJ32 ON SBTTINS ANY INFORMATION BABY ITEMS - Crib, dressing Chevy ennne. 2 tanks, $2,500. FAMILY SPECIAL. 5 large 871-1617. financial security. nine of spades, which South table, car seat, stroller, etc. AM/FM cassette stereo, CB. 7707. 1972 CHEVEY BLAZIER. 4- SOUTH won with the queen in dum­ PROM PERK NBW aOMT THAT'S Also SO horse Johnson out­ rooms. Kitchen appliances in­ Words ore our professional tools, and we do well to keep WHY I SENT HIM TO MEXPORT- Reasonable. Call 649-8023, Asking $4,000. 872-6102 after 5 1974 MONTEGO wheel drive excellent running them sharp. 4 K 52 my. board, $300. 2230475 or 223 cluded. Kids and pets ok. p.m. 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA. BROUGHAM. 4 door hardtop, 4qi098S3 after 5 p.m. 9550. Available now, only $165. (83 condition, extras. Asking $3,- FOR RENT WILLIAM H. HEWITT: WHITTIER, CALIF. Declarer cashed the ace 2 door hardtop, beige finish, 8 8 cylinder, automatic 500. Call after 5 p.m. 6430306. 4 K king of trumps and learned BARREL SET. Table, and 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25) Rental Assistors. 2335646, FOR SALE - 1974 Plymouth cylinder, automatic transmis- transmisison, power steering, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• URK POP-UP 4 984 small fee. the bad news when West chairs. Excellent condition. Antfqueo 48 Duster, 318 automatic, $1800. sion, power steering. whitewalls. Very clean, well DEAR MR. HEWITT: My Webster’s New International showed out. Fortunately, Motorcyctes-Btcyctes 64 CAMPER Vulnerable: East-West J400. Call 646-2236, or 742-7577, Call after 6 p.m. 643-0406. Excellent auto. $1695. Subur­ kept auto. $2195. Suburban Sleeps 4-6. Stove, iccboi, tables 4 Dictionary (Second Edition; nnobrldged) abows that South discovered the one DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX. 2 after 5 p.m. WANTED. Antique furniture, ban Motors, 50 Tolland Tpke., Motors, 50 Tolland Tpke., HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 storage. 190.00 weekly. References "insure” ia a synonym for “ensure"—and vice versa— Dealer: East way the contract could be glass, pewter, oil paintings or bedrooms. Heat paid. 1971 PLYMOUTH DUSTER. Route 83, Manchester. Route 83, Manchester. and security required. Call S73- (Betty Grable's legs notwithstanding). saved. Carpeted, kitchen appliances. FX-1200 - 871-2511. West North Elast Souti other antique item s. R. Economical slant 6 cylinder. Pass Pass He ruffed a diamond in his Harrison, 643-8709. Acreage and more. Kids and Excellent condition, - 50,000 GONFIDENTAL TO HEARTBROKEN AUNT IN hand at trick five, then made TA G S A L E S •••••••••••••••••••••••••• pets OK. Now only $220. (8326) Pass 14 Pass 14 miles. 643-4286. Al)(OKA: Don’t be so quick to judge. Sometimes it takes Pass 2 NT Pass 4 4 the crucial plays of the king Wonted to Buy. 49 Rental Assistors, 236-5646, of spades followed by a small fee. i^ e love to give away a child than to keep it. Pass Pass Pass TAG SALE INSIDE-10 a.m.-7 1972 COLT. Automatic. Needs spade to dummy’s ace. An­ p.m. Moving - large and small CASH PAID Immediately - work. Make offer. Call 643 other diamond ruff and a for gold jewelry and FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3704 after 5 p.m. Opening lead; 4 A club to dummy’s ace al­ items for sale. Sale starts July 3rd floor, central. Adults, no 25 thru Aug. 2. 267 Greene diamonds. Licensed broker ji|Vstro-graph lowed yet another diamond for over 1/2 century. Savitt pets. $160 month, security. 1972 GRAN TORINO, 2-door, rujff. Alley Oop — Dave Graue Road, Manchester. Complete Call 64M701 after 6 p.m. By Oswald Jacoby 9 piece Spanish living room P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 vinyl top. Must sell promptly. By BERNICE BEDE 080L East was helpless. If he Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- $1450 or best offer. 647-1811. and Alan Sontog ruffed. South would over­ AT LEAST TASS WILL BE OUT -tES, ^T^V ^T ...THOSE DOMAN HUNTERS set, $900. includes all. Maple Homes tor Rent 54 Good technique is needed kitchen set, baby items, ary OIM. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. ruff. If he discarded. South OF QAN€EI^ IB HE CAN HAN0 ARE HEADING, THIS WAV... 21) Don't let negative thinking to make this contract. It would ruff with the 10 of ON... AND II» THAT .WINKLE KSFY AND FtAST.' sink. 6434985. 1964 CHRYSLER - Four Door, HAULINel DOGS, DOGS, DOGS - Old COUNTRY STYLE - Secluded Reliable transportation. $400. FOftD creep Into your day. Tailor your appears, superficially, that hearts and the heart queen 6 room House. Basement, declarer has six trump AUGUST 5th and 6th, 10 a.m. figurine statues, prints and Call 643-5873 anytime. EUROPE’S n SELLING ideas to the events as they would be the 10th trick. pictures. One item or collec­ caipeting, fireplace. Garage, occur. You can make nice tricks — three spades and Declarer would up with to 5 p.m. 59 West Middle Turn­ and fenced yard, plus much things happen. the ace of clubs. The big pike. Moving. Furniture and tion. No dealers. Call 569-3010, three spade tricks, a club 6494145, alter 6 p.m. morel Call for details. (8318) A J I D I b r o k e e v er y EUROPEAN s a l e s CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) danger is a bad trump trick, three top hearts and appliances and many Rental Assistors, 236-5646, v H I I : RECORD FOR THE LAST 2 y e a r s if someone rejects what you break, and when it did in­ three diamond ruffs. household items, mis­ small fee. DRIVE ^ ; Aug. 3,1976 first have to oiler, dig a little deed appear, declarer had to deeper. Find a new approach The key play was cashing cellaneous items. All'those unusual happenings find a way to circumvent it. the ace and Ung of spades □ R EN TALS tha| have been part of your life that is acceptable. Don't give GREAT SELECTION! 2, 3, * nO N T WHIIL OIIVI. eo IN SNOW, ON K l. up too easily. The bidding was simple, before ruffing the second •••••••••••••••••••••••••• for4he last couple of years will direct and accurate. North’s and 4 bedroom vacancies * MocPHIISON nO N T SUSPINSION fifltfly come to an end. A new, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) diamond. Had South not Rooms for Rent ■ 52 available now. All areas, all * 46 MPO HWTI 34 MPO CITYI tni(^y year is in store for you. Before agreeing to anything, two-notrump rebid showed a done this. East, who had Lacey Lace prices. For more details, call especially in writing, seek ex­ strong, balanced hand. started with three spades THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Rental Assistors, 236-5646, GOOD ONE! pert counsel in the field in South, with a six-card m ajor and two diamonds, would t ’X nm FsuriiutftauRm 8-2 Birch House Women. Central- small fee. IM<3 (Ju)y 23Aug. ZZ) Prepare which you are dealing. A quick and a singleton, decided that have discarded a spade and ci»7iaYiKA>w,TJiao»LU.fti.g ly located. Downtown Fttuttfmem. bauire you react today. Imple- decision would be a mlslake. four hearts would be easier later trumped one of South’s JnMIing your projects may lake PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) to make than three notrump. winners. Manchester. Kitchen SINGLE FAMILY CAPE. 3 a 5ttle initial spadework In Oon'l underestimate your tal­ privileges. Call 6432358. bedrooms, 2 baths, cedar order lor your ideas to take ent today. What you have to Berry’s World' -The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions closet, 2 fireplaces, full base­ 1977 GREHIII 6 cyl.. auto., PS, lac. air, AM 7qo(. Having trouble selecting a offer is more valuable lo the ROOM FOR RENT - $30 a ment and 2 ear garage. Call radio, green patter? Send for your copy of other party than you give your­ week. Kitchen priviliges. One 6435057 between 1 p.m. and 5 r^„;,‘°.isrn7hr * • ^tro-Graph Letter by mailing self credit for. FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, RALPH, •Tour actual mllaao# may viry. Oapanding on how and whtrt you dfiva, Car condilion and 6Q cents lor each and a long, ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't STO P e a t in g y o u r SPAGHETTI week’s security. Available p.m. ^3395 optional aqulpmani. IF HE p l a y s 'THB f l i g h t OF August 1st. Call 649-4414, ^tj-addressed, stamped enve­ be disappointed it something THG BUMBLE&EB' AGAIN.'.... between 5 and 8 p.m. lope to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box falls through unexpectedly. A Offices-Stores for Rent 55 aia^ Radio City Station, N.Y. new approach or concept will lit NEW 1978 PINTO PONY JJ0O19. Be sure to specily birth work things out even better. LIGHT Housekeeping Room. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Co­ Fully furnished. Stove, MANCHESTER STORE for 1977 PINTO Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 2 Dr., 4 cyl., 4 sp , AM radio, very 2 Dr. sedan, 4 speed, 2.3 litre 4 ' £|%Q0 (Aug. Z3Sept. 2Z) Curb operation that you counted on refrigerator, linens provided. low mileage, green. impulsive tendency today lo .complete a task might not be 801 Main Street. 6439879. square feet. 643-5681. cyl., A78-12 tires, backup lites, Available July 1st. no say exactly what’s on your torlhcoming today. Actually, it ^3395 side view mirror, windshield Snind. Take a moment to calm you do the job yourself it'll Aportment* For Rent 53 woiirself. You’ll be able to work out more to your satisfac­ ROCKVILLE - 19 X 39 foot washers. Stock i|ie393. •tienave more wisely. tion. LOOKING for anything in real store on busy street. Large flB R A (Sept. 2 30 cl. 23) Per- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Criti­ estate rental - apartments, display windows. $125 •slstency will accomplish your cism is constructive only if you a •aims today, so don’t allow can offer an alternallve you homes, multiple dwellii^s, no monthly. Lease required. Lee 1977 FORD GRANADA & Lamont Realty, 875-4690. 4 Dr, 6 cyl.. auto., PS. fac air, AM 'Ourself to withdraw the minute know lo be superior. Be sure fees. Call J.D. Real Estate radio, red ihihgs look like they're getting you have the answers if evalu­ Asociates, Inc. 6431980. MANCHESTER, Main Street. ■a lltlle tough. ating another's work. Modern offices available 400, M295 ^SCORPIO Oct. 23N0V. 22) CANCER (Jum 21-July 22) It's THREE ROOM Apartment - 'M^lslerlous factors could come always wise to take care In Born Loser — Art Sansom 750 or 1100 square feet..Heat ^3295 commercial dealings, but today With heat, hot water, stove, •Into play and save the day just and air condition included. •when you thought an important oilers fresh Ideas or new fash­ refrigerator, carpet. $200. 646-2469 or 6432755. delivered In ^|^l might be out of reach. ions if you'll take the time lo Third floor. Centrally located. 1976 BUICK CENTURY 24 INCHES 4 Dr, V-8. PS. PB, lac air.. AM Manchester •Slick to your objectives. shop more carefully. Adults only. No pets. Security EXCELLENT OFFICE radio, silver. I deposit. Call 6437690. LOCATION - Heat, air con­ ‘3995 Bugs Bunny Helmdahl and Btoffal © 1978 by Nt A Inc ditioning, parking. Janitor ser­ ’ Sales tax & registration not Included MODERN FIVE-ROOM vice. Reasonable rent. Call, e 1inb,Wn«»mhc..TM Duplex with garage in a miiet Max Grossman at 6435334. kEMEMBER, BUGS, NO neighborhood. No children —■ • "This HAS to be one of the boggiest w a i t e r , w h a t k i n d and no pets. Security. MANCHESTER - Retail, summers on record!" Available August 1. Call 1976 BUiCK SKYHAWK A fABUlOUS 7-DAY OR HAT PETUNIA COMES storage and/or manufacturing 2 Df.. V-6. 4 speed, PS. AM radio, anytime 6431220. space. 2,000 square feet to yellow. HASSAU-BERMUDA CRUISE o u r WEARING...WE. Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick 100,000 square feet. Very fflAND PRin D ^ T LAUGH.'' 4 T> WOOP- < MENTION^ HiS WORK, BUT No. 2757 has crochet references. Apply in person, good window display area. MALiBU WAGON directions for 24-inch 156 Union St., Manchester. V*0, aulo.. PS, AM radio, yellow AT A S. f»ecKER \ HE'6 BUSY ALL THE TIME! doily. $125 without heat. Lee and La­ ment Realty, 875-0000. ON VINYL TO ORDER, tend 11.00 for oacR AT LEA6T sttora RlRi 254 for potfoio ind MANCHESTER Two- ^3595 OTHIR PRIIKf: 5IDINO! Heathcliff This Funny World IORdling. Bedroom newly redecorated HEHA6 lOM Mol apartment. Appliances, se­ Wonted to Rent 57 • TWO"OVAIION''MATtlX • TWO GAS BARBICUE • ThtM $iM xwaar f PLENTY GUtTASS a CASE VAIUBI AT ORiUS Voluod Bt c/o Moochctlor EicoIri RoroM cond floor. Available Aug. 1. *Siajsett«nstrictios>Ml OtfTCnTmCATB 1IS4 doo. of l a i ^ $900 lA O i./'Tlia ggitor of th« oppnximpttlv $300 R O M la O Y S . \. OF PEN 6433103 after 6pm. MANCHESTER OR EAST cssitiimMntrYfini. ■tan." EACH. SHOW ME I n Tori XT. IN » HARTFORD Three or four WESTFARMSMAIL V n a m e s ! m at Naan, Rddrni a lU ZIP 1974 PINTO SOMETHING COSE aad S till Nuaibor. ROCKVILLE - Four clean room older flat wanted by ELSE/ career girl. Will decorate. SQUIRE WAGON 1978 ALBUM w ith a 32-page rooms, appliances, adults, no 4 cyl.. auto , AM radio, green. “Gih Section" with full pets, security, references. Call 568-6194 after 4 p.m. directions. Price. . . $2.00 ^75. Utilities extra. 643-9743. weekdays and 537-1020 ‘ 2695 lU O THESE ROOKS R T t U I UCH. weekends. No. a .||f-llU E IISION QUIITS. 2 1/2 ROOM APARTMENT Coatalao o W m lm l| la llu . ideal for elderly person. FORD m , q-tiT-auiLTi on n r a o e . Sliacfloao for lU tn a Rillts. Single story building, in­ OFFICE SPACE TOLLAND Nl. a-ttl-SUNDUOTNER’S FLOW­ dividual entrance, near shop­ J1DI14.0N SALES a SERVICE, INCORPORATED ER RUILTS. to foicIaillnK Rillti. ping. $200 monthly includes FOR RENT NO. a-lll-«M ER IC «'S FAVORITE range, refrigerator, heat, 319 MAIN STREET » MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 RF6HANS. A kooaUfal loloeUoa. 250 iquare l«el, ctoter of I COUNTY VW Pce?K\B storage area and basement. Manchester, air conditioning and f Nl. o-tze-iui,: A OIFT. Mnl Route $3, Talcottville TELEPHONE 203 643-2145 WRITER Rlftl fir frioadi lad faaitti. Call Damato Enterprises, 643 parking. Call M3.KS1. ' onion 1021. 1 6 4 9 -2 6 3 8 ^ IRtItNNI* he lU R«q US Pal cur

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76% of persons planning to buy a home referred to classified tjoEit"

8-2 © 1*78 McN«xgfcl8yad..l»c. G lie H eratb real estate advertising." Did they see your ad? ClASSIFIEU ADVEMTISINU PHONE 643-2711 SOURCE: Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 1976 P0A>uiftrip^< iMMaciNO roue AO '‘‘WHATfc HE PONE W/S fIME ?!" •llPIbrW'^tll Mm PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Aug. 2, 1978 5,000 apple, 200 peach trees Senior citizens The Manchester ( ' merchants are co-hosting WALLY FORtiN — « Red lens aids color blindness this affair with members from the eyes to the brain. WALTHAM, Mass. (UPI) - Dr. Harry Zeltzer’s X-Chrom lens — named for the x- of the Summer Activities While color blind patients will not see the Hello everybody. The Stratford Theatre on Sun­ Zeltzer wasn’t actually looking for an aid to chromosome, which transmits color blindness in Manchester. It’s a real actual color as a person with normal color first bit of news is very im­ day, Aug. 20 to see color blindness 13 years ago when he began from generation to generation — is designed to fun afternoon with lots to perception would, he said they can associate a portant because there has Lawrence Welk. The price studying the problems of underwater vision. help most victims of red-green color Ellington farmer plans public picking orchards do and goodies to munch on certain shade with a specific color. been some confusion as to of the bus and ticket is $14 But, after a series of experiments, the blindness, a visual affliction that effects about and all one need do is Dr. Ralph Gunkel, a color vision spMialist what time the bus leaves and anyone interested Waltham optometrist developed not only 8.5 million Americans, most of them men. In one area. Chapman has planted arrive at the park over in at the government’s National Eye Institute in By BETTY RYDER Chapman and his son, Sumner, Commenting on the trellises. Chap­ ’They assist in the birth of the calves said. “You have to educate the for Rockport in the mor­ should tw done within the special color filters to aid underwater divers, About 3,000 patients have been fitted with 20 trees for the New Haven and later deliver them by truck to the parking lot near the Bethesda, Md., said the lens would not bring Family/Truvcl Editor operate the orchard, with the help of man said, “'The old apple growers pickers when they handle peaches.” ning. The bus wilt take off next two days. but also a bright red contact lens capable of the lens by physicians across the country in Agricultural Center. skating rink and bring your out any new colors but could help a color blind If John Greenleaf Whittier was Clifton and two hired men. like free-standing trees. Trellised their new owners. Chapman, who until three years at 7 a.m., therefore all Youth Field Day helping to compensate for the most common the year since the device was first placed on “Each plant is treated with a own lawn chair. person distinguish degrees of grayness when right when he wrote “We reap as we Explaining the method of growing trees are a lot more work, but they “We also raise com for feed and ago built apartments in the should be here at the The final note of interest form of color blindness. the market, Zeltzer said. dwarf trees, he said, “’They are produce more per acre.” different solution. ’That particular have cut more than 2,400 bales of Ellington-Manchester-Tolland area, Also, don’t forget that he was observing colors. have sown,” then the Gardner Chap­ center at 6:30 a.m. The is that one week from this Since colors are normally distorted under Each patient wears the lens in only one eye spot is highly infested with next ’Thursday we will be ’Two Army optometrists reported in the May man family in Ellington should be in grown on espaliers (trellises) and Chapman is a member of the Inter­ hay,” he said. said, “I always wanted to be a reason for leaving so early Sunday, Aug. 13, is the water, Zeltzer’s research gave him first-hand — usually the least dominant — and treats it as nemotodes (worms) and we are While Chapman hopes to open the farmer.” headed for Boston town in 1976 issue of the medical journal Military for a bumper crop of apples next grow almost flat. The wires which national Dwarf Fruit Tree Associa­ is because we have a pretty afternoon for the annual exposure to what he called “the terrible he would an ordinary hard contact lens, he experimenting to see which solution apple orchard to public picking, he is Now, on 85 beautiful a cre s hopes to revive the slowly Medicine that the lens is not a cure to color year. support the trees must be made of tion which has members from 30 busy day planned, and in Senior Citizen Youth Field frustrations of people who are color blind.’’ He said. ’The red lenses can be made in prescrip­ is the most effective in killing undecided whether he will also open overlooking the Ellington coun­ dying Red Sox in an after­ blindness, but does improve color perception. Chapman, who resides with his good galvanized iron or aluminum. states and five foreign countries. order to get it all in we also discovered that certain types of filters tion form for individuals with other visuai them,” he said. the peach orchards. tryside, he is. Day which is held in the noon game. Our two buses ’They said their tests indicated the lens wife, Barbara, and their two sons, “We can’t let the wire rust. If we “It is homebased in Lansing, must get an early start. could help restore defective color vision for problems, he added. As though caring for more than 5,- “With peaches it’s different, “ hr Center Springs Park from 1 which are already full will “should not be considered only a device for Sumner, 17, and Clifton, 12, at 34 Pin­ do, it rubs against the branches and Mich., and is comprised mostly of While on trips we filled divers and that similar methods of filtering- Zeltzer said the lens absorbs some blue, 000 trees isn’t work enough, the p.m. to 5 p.m. The after­ be leaving our center at beating the color vision tests, but it shouid be nacle Road, started planting full cuts them.” research people. We attend the an­ one bus for Saratoga and light could be applied to help those suffering green and brown light and somehow Chapmans also raise beef cattle noon wiil consist of live 9:30 a.m. so plan on recognized as a real aid to those with color vi­ dwarf apple trees last year. Currently, the Chapmans have 10 nual meeting each March and gather have at this time only a counteracts the false color messages sent entertainment, a cookout, arriving around 9 a.m. from color blindness. “We planted 2,200 last year and acres of apple trees and two acres of new methods and ideas of growing. currently numbering 60 which graze waiting list. sion deficiencies.” games and a raffle. added 2,800 more this year, plus 200 peach trees. “We also receive a weekly bulletin in fertile pastures behind the Chap­ Setback games peach trees,” Chapman said. “The rows of plants are from the University of Connecticut man’s seven-room home. Action here at the center = v- O f- While dwarf apple trees are automatically irrigated. They have telling us of various sprays to use, in­ “The boys are a great help, es­ starts with our Friday relatively new in this area. Chapman to be watered every day for ap­ sect infestation, etc.” pecially during the spring calling. afternoon setback games says they are popular in parts of proximately one-andone-half hours, in which we had 36 players western New York State. giving them six quarts of water. and the following winners: The trees reach a maximum of ’The well on Chapman’s property is Joe Windsor, 131; Gladys seven-feet in height and yield ap­ set on a timer handling three zones in Seelert, 126; Mabel proximately two bushels per tree. the orchard. Loomis, 120;. Mighael ’They bear fruit the second year.” “For example, when number one Haberern, 117; John Chapman’s goal is to open the zone is watered, it automatically Phelps, 116; Archie orchard to public picking, perhaps switches to zone two and so on. The Houghtaling, 116; Paul next August and continue through till only time we turn it off is when it Schuetz, 113; Helen Silver, the first freeze or, as he said, “We’re rains. The well pumps 60 gallons of 112; Michael DeSimone, picked out.” water a minute; we only need 40.” FEATURE PHOTOS BY PINTO 112. Golf scores On Monday, our golfers were off and belting the heck out of the little white pill with the following

Joseph Grinavich, 40; Irvin

Earl Everett, 43. Low net

In the afternoon we had

Haberern, 738; Bob Hill, 737; Sam Schors, 735; Bess Moonan, 735; Bill Stone,

Violet Dion, 722; Florence

Helen Silver are patients at Manchester Memorial

Coming trips

Next Monday, Aug. 7, we will sign up for a trip to

We’ll be eating lunch at the Dutch Inn and have a nice one and a half-hour boat ride before we head back home. The complete package includes transpor­ tation, luncheon, which you will have a choice of Yankee pot roast or Baked Scrod, boat ride and all

We will be limited to two

reservations over the

14, we will be signing up for a five-day, four-night stay

Dennisport. You’ll be get­ ting a full course breakfast and dinner each day plus sight seeing and other

located just a half block from the ocean, and arrangements can be made

at a time and therefore

day you can sign for either the week of Sept. 11 or the week of Sept. 25. Once we fill one bus for the 11th, then others will have to take the 25th date. The

you can pay it all or at

That will sort of hold us

of October, and then remember that we have a Fly-Cruise trip to Miami

November,

. food program is closed now

staying for the afternoon program must bring your own goodies to munch on and we will supply you with coffee or tea.

about ten seats being available on a bus to the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Aug. 2, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 2. 1978 FO C IS, Monitrice present B irth s TUK T— ! FA iM ILY'w Social Security for husbands Maori, Heather Susan, daughter Windsor. His paternal grandparents Grogran, Melany Kira^hentf L A W Y E R 1 Some men are beginning to dis­ This change reflects the increasing benefits on the work record of a benefits to dependent widowers at after her death. The disability must ICEA State meet Oct. 7 of Michael A. and Susan Prendergast are Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Page Sr. daughter of Matthew and D ^^^rw t)'f W ill Horn,ltd cover unexpected benefits from the participation of women in the work deceased mother, and disabled age 60, available to aged widows be so severe that it would ordinarily Macri of 238 O’Connell Drive, East of South Windsor. His maternal Ennis Grogran of 61 Oak St. She'waki Hartford. She was bom July 22 at women’s liberation movement. For force. More than half of married widowers at age 50. since 1965. In 1975 benefits were prevent a person from working and is great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. born July 24 at home. Her maternal some it has meant welcome help with women work full time and have ’The change did not come quickly. The Family Oriented Childbirth Information Society ment of Pediatrics, Univerity of Connecticut Health Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her F.J. Kehoe of Driggs Court, East granted to fathers at any age with expected to last for at least 12 grandparents are Alvah Ennis of the bills from a wife who has found earned sufficient Social Security Benefits became payable to depen­ children of a deceased woman (FOCIS) in Manchester and the Manchester Monitrice Center and director of the center’s Genetic Counseling maternal grandmother is Mrs. Jane Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Coope months. Glen Rock, N.J., and Mrs. Ann Ennist fulfillment in the working world. credits to qualify for Social Security dent husbands at age 65 in 1950, 10 worker in his care, payable to Associates will present the International Childbirth Service, will speak on “Planned Pregnancy: Reducing Prendergast of 238 O’Connell Drive, of West Hartford. He has a brother, If you think you or somebody you of Pearl River, N.Y. Her paternal,) S ex class And for others, the emergence of benefits on their own. This means years after such benefits were mothers similarly situated since Education Association Connecticut State Meeting on the Risk of Birth Defects.” East Hartford. Her paternal grand­ John Paul, 3; and a sister, Jenny, 5. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. know may qualify for Social Security the working wife has meant Social that not only are their earnings biing payable to dependent wives when 1940. benefits based on a wife’s work under Saturday, Oct. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The final speaker will be Eleanor Sulstan, local prac­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rocco William Grogan of Pearl River, N.Y.I Security benefits at retirement, routinely relied upon as part of the Social Security benefits were first When there are more than two Social Security, have him call or The meeting is entitled “Educate, Cooperate, and Com­ ticing psychotherapist and teacher of transactional Macri of 129 Handel Road, East Wilson, leremv Mark, son of Her maternal great-grandmother is' in sc h o o l based on her work under Social family income, but that in some paid in 1940. In 1961, the age require­ children, the father’s benefit may not someone call the Social Security of­ municate,” and will present a program of four speakers. analysis who will speak on “Life Scripts in the Family Hartford. Mark and Denise Bolduc Wilson of Flora Nivens of Pearl River, N.Y. Security. In fact, as a result of a cases it may be the primary source ment for reduced retirement benefits increase the total family benefit fice for him. Or drop by the office for Dr. Donald Pet, assistant clinical professor of psy­ System.” 340A Park Ave., Blast Hartford. He She has a brother, Jeremy, 28 Announcement of a "sex number of court decisions and of income. for husbands was dropped to 62, the s'nce there is a family maximum on more information. chiatry, University of Connecticut Health Center and The meeting will be held in conference rooms A, B and Fecleau, Stephen Douglas, son of was born July 23 at Manchester months. class” at their daughter’s C, at the hospital from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A luncheon and Thomas G. and Renee Bruzzi changes in the law over the years a Today, benefits are payable to same for wives since 1956. Benefits total benefits that can be paid on a director of the Educational Community Associates, Inc. Memorial Hospital. His maternal, I high school came as un­ husbands at age 62, to widowers at maternity tour will be provided. Fecteau of Stafford Springs. He was husband receives much of the Social for disabled widowers at age 50 were single worker’s record. of Manchester, will speak on “Stress and Strens:An Ap­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Hyde, Keri Lynn, daughter of, settling news to Mr. and age 60, widowers of any age with Registration will be held now through Sept. 16. It is born July 22 at Manchester Memorial Security protection on the basis of his provided in 1965, the same time as For a disabled widower’s benefit, a Ther&s sometii^ng for everyone in proach to Well-being.” mond Bolduc of Agawam, Mass. His William and Judith Borini Hyde, of. Mrs. Johnson. After due children under 18 or disabled before limited to the first 200 people and no refunds will be Hospital. His maternal grandparents w ife’s work as she has had for disabled widows. disability must generally start before today s Classified Ads. dheck them Alice Farquhar, director of the Nurse Midwifery paternal grandparents are Mr. and 140 Sunny Brook Drive. She was boro, deliberation they decided traditionally on his work record. 22 in their care, who are receiving The 1973 amendments provided a spouse’s death or within 7 years out for super buys. Program, University of Connecticut Health Center, made. are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bruzzi of Mrs. Harold Wilson of Windsor. He July 21 at Hartford Hospital. Her;^ to sue the Board of Educa­ Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, will speak on For information concerning registration and fees, con­ Stafford Springs. His paternal grand­ has a sister, Monique. maternal grandparents are Mr. and,' tion, charging an intrusion “Nurse/Midwifery: One of the Oldest and Newest tact Sue Peowski, Registrar, RD 1, Amston, 06231 or call parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr;., John Borini of Naperville, III., into parental territory. Professions.” her at 228-3619. Fecteau of 147 E. Main St., Her 'paternal grandparents are Mr. “ We h ave a co n ­ Stop A Shop Coupon Stop & Shop Coupon Stop & Shop Coupon I Slop i Shop Coupon | ill stop t Shop Coupon |Jj2iQ Changing tables will be provided; babes-in-arms only. Rockville. His maternal great­ Fee, Kathryn Anne, daughter of Dr. Robert Greenstein, associate professor, Depart­ and Mrs. William Hyde of Fair stitutional right,” they told this coupon and • S7S6 purchsoe With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase wan trui coupon grandmother is Mary Bruzzi of Staf­ Richard N. and Donna Frankenburg Fee of 16 Horton Road. She was bom Haven, Vt. ; the court, “to teach our ford Springs. He has a brother, children at home about SaiveSS' Save‘l ~ David, 2. July 21 at Manchester Memorial S e rvic e m e n Hospital. Her maternal grandparents 78 countries sex. And we insist on exer­ 30 count pkg Film are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frankenburg cising that right alone.” Half Extra Thick & Bathroom Page, Joseph, son of Donald R. COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) However, the court dis­ Tissues New Processing and Catharine Coope Page of 95 of 33 Brent Road. Her paternal — Students from 78 foreign Zesty for Spaghetti^ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. missed their suit, holding Gallon On any roN a cartridge d Marine Lance CpI. Mark D’Attilio joined the level of the Army’s Non­ recruit training at the Foster Road, South Windsor. He was countries are enrolled at ' M eat Plain or 4 Pack of Freedom KodacolorC-110,126, or Marine Corps in November commissioned Officer Marine Corps Recruit James Fee of 80 Helaine Road. Her that the school could go No Return 500 Sheet 35mm prints brought in to be | C. Deskis, son of Mr. and born July 23 at Manchester Memorial the University of ahead with the class. 'The Mushroom Mrs. Charles M. Deskis of 1975. System, The 22-week Depot, Parris Island, S.C. m aternal great-grandm other is bottle 1 ply rolls ^ Maxi Pads devekiped before Aug 5, Hospital. His maternal grandmother Missouri’s main campus in court said there is no legal 15'/2 ounce jar ' ^ ^ 2 2 9 ' 197a Coupon expires Aug 206 Pleasant Valley Road, course prepares selected She joined the Marine Arlene Parmenter of Manchester. 30-Sat. Aug 5. UmH one pef customer Good Sua. July 3Q-Sat. Aug 5. Limit cw p y ( ^ s ^ e f ' I Good Sun, July 30-SaL, Aug 5. Limit one per customer G ood S un. July 3 0 -S al. AuftS is Beverly Kehoe Coope of South Columbia. doctrine giving parents any Umd one per customer ZO / 1 19,1978. 2 3 3 S ^ I South Windsor, has been Marine Lance Cpl. Clay noncommissioned officers Corps in April 1978. exclusive right to take over GrotMry* Grocery Grocery J promoted to his present E. Duclos, son of Ronald for positions of greater a special segment of their rank while serving with 3rd and Hilda Gerlach of 1531 responsibility. Selection bhiidren’s education. Stop & Shop Coupon stop & Shop Coupon Stop A Shop Coupon |{ Slop A Shop Coupon |Jj24| Marine Division, on N. River Rd., Coventry, for attendance at the Wfih ttvs coupon By and large, courts With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase With this coupon nxJ a $7.50 purchase With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase Okinawa. has reported for duty with Academy is made by a A 1976 graduate of South 1st Force Service Support Department of the Army SALE TODAY THRU have upheld public school courses about sex — even S a ¥ e 7 5 Save75*| Windsor High School, he Group, Camp Pendleton, board from among non­ 4oz. Aero can 30oz. Bonus Btl. 1 joined the Marine Corps in Calif. commissioned officers SATURDAY, AUGUST Sth though the courses are Compulsory. Even Arrid March 1977. A 1976 grad u ate of with less than 24 years of I CVS/pharmacy q u a n t it y r ig h ts reserved Half Sun Glory Listermint Coventry High School, he service who have religious objections have Extra Dry joined the Marine Corps in demonstrated the highest usually proved futile. Gallon Frozen Reg., Unscented Mouthwash Marine .Mark R. D’At- 3Sun Glory November 1976. standard of performance • In another case, objec­ or Light Powder 24 ounces plus tilio, son of Raymond F. 12 ounce can Deodorant and Sandra D’Attilio of 42 and job proficiency. This Week’s Super Specials! ting parents argued that by Assorted Ravors -w 'w '232 6 ounces Free \ Good Sua. .July 30-Sat. Aug 5. Limit one per customer Zimmer Road, East Hart­ Master Sgt. Samuel J. Haugh entered the Army teaching about sex, the i Sun. July 30-Sat. Aug 5. Umit one per customer ford, recently participated Haugh III, son of Mrs. in July 1958. school would be fostering Frozen Grocery* if i in exercise “Varsity Margaret B. Thone, 25 He is a 1958 graduate of moral attitudes that could conflict with their religion. Cleanex” off the Southern Chester Drive, recently Manchester High School. stop 8 Shop Coupon JJ26 Slop ( Shop Coupon ||j2s|J But again, the court frozen foods Saye work and money. California coast. was graduated from the BAN SO W ith irus c o i« o n He is assigned to the 1st U.S. Army Sergeants Marine Pvt. Joann,M. ruled against the parents. BUFFERIN The court pointed out that Supply Battalion, 1st Force Major Academy at Fort Fetko, daughter of Ray­ ROli-ON n ch Frie s S a ¥ e 2 0 S a v e lS * the school was taking a 70 ounce pkg. Service Support Group, Bliss, Texas. mond J. and Betty A. Fetko TABLETS kStop&Shopi lAssorted Weights The Sergeants Major of 978 Hartford Turnpike, ANTLPERSPIRANT neutral position with Sav6 ovet9 based at Camp Pendleton, m i m x y Regular or Arm & CaUf. Academy is the senior Rockville, has completed regard to sexual morals, Black Flag 100 count DEODORANT limiting the course to con­ Crinkle Cut . Hammer All Types siderations of public S lc o lS h a p Insecticides Green Beans FrenctiStiAi Laundry FIG NEWTONS CAKES 2 5 ounce health. in coupons! All Aerosol or. stop & Shop Rsh Sticks ISSSr M .09 Varieties 4»’ ll«* Occasionally an opposite John’s Pizza .‘SSIlrsn, 99* Detergent Pinochle scores 16 ounce box complaint has been made Extraordinary coupon Celentano Cheese Pizza 0*0*98 99* Id: — that a sex course does g^ o c e r y _ * J Manchester Hill, 600, Floyd Post, 584, V ernon not go far enough. Our Regular 1 79 ^ ^ ^ ^ e g u l a r 99' j Our Regular 197 Top scorers in the Ann Fisher, 570, Caroline Winners in the Vernon . One teacher said she was I Slop t Shop Coupon | jj7 |] Manchester Senior Citizens Fredericksen, 568, Senior Citizens Pinochle J Jinder orders, in dealing Ices Italiano 8 9 ‘ W ith this coupon Pinochle Group game July Ernestine Donnelly, 567, Club tournament July 27 at with sex, not to give her 27 at the Army and Navy pupils any information S ave25* Save‘1®® Russell Hughes, 556, John the Senior Citizens Center r “ ------A dairy Fine brands you know and trust ^W hite Gem’’ Swift Premium Gub are Marjorie McLain, Phelps, 549, V incent are Joe Fetko, 648, Stella ^ r about birth control. She 32oz. bottle 625, Mike Haberern, 613, Borello and Harold Bagot, Fillip, 633, Bob Richards, TBY OUR Claimed this violated her Dove Boneless Lee Steinmeyer, 601, May 545 each. 621, and Ruth Corbin, 600. EFFERDENT'" freedom of speech. ~ Orange Juice DIAL But the court declared Liquid Dish Turkey Roast j DENTURE PHOTO 2lb. pkg. Frozen BATH SIZE that the school board, not Tropicana Detergent CLEANSER DEPARTMENT the teacher, had the last Half Gallon Carton White Meat or SOAP word on the content of a 100% Pure Pasteurized 99 d u c k e n s jp-i White & Dark Meat 237g-| TABLETS FOR ■.% GOLD tourse. New Country Yogurt 3 ^ t t 9 ' 4 pack ; “There is nothing in the HrxxJ Cottage Cheese TsSSSS" 69* Whole 2y2-3lbs. 5 ounce each bar iRirst Amendment,” said 96 count DISCOUNT PRICES ON singles 99* All natural, fresh chickens Slop A Shop Coupon the court, "that gives a tdbMwFoodSicai from Maine. Specially bred New port i^lub •SLIDES .PRINTS .F il m person the right to teach to be meaty, tasty, • enlargements beyond the scope of the es­ tender. Great on the spit! SaveSO* S a v e 3 0 l tablished curriculum.” oU-O -Ram a SODA • s p e c ia l p r o c e s s in g Flushed from our Bakery. One pound pkg. stop & Shop Out Regular 2 59 A public service Save on picnics and cookouts! 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Heinz Stop & Shop Public Act 78-252 increases Fresh Baked Meat Loaf ^iS?” 1.59 USTERINE 169 Kosher Dill All Natural N e w p o rt ^ N e w p o rt BRUT 33 CHLOR-TRIMETON - ; the top penalty when i Chinese Style Pork Loin ‘ 3.79 '' check issued to the Com­ Should4irlliidonBroa Spears Mayonnaise ^ l u b s o d a THE SPLASH-ON ANTISEPTIC ALLERGY RELIEF Fresh Cole Slaw 59* 28ozJilJI. G l u b SIX PACK MOUTHWASH TABLETS missioner is returned as Fresh Chicken Salad 9 9 All Flavors AFTER SHAVE uncollectible. ’The law says ‘1.99 243i^l ill Flavors Soda 12 oz. CANS 20 ounce 24 count Stuffed Cabbage Top Round OidonBroil ‘f LOTION Our Regular 1 49 Our Regular 1 38 . the Commissioner shall ‘1.29 Grocery* PROCESS ANY 110 or 126 SIZE | Chocolate Pudding COLOR PRINT FILM BY AUG. 12th charge the drawer of such 59* 7 ounce ^ check or the person presen- Domestic Cooked Ham‘“'SSi2r“*2.29 Round B p Eondon Broil 1 7 ^ ji^ l Slop i Shop Couponjd j j Slop t Shop Coupon \0 i ^ . 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FREE of each check which is 2 pound pkg.-Stop & Shop 20%*Lean Beef Burgers more than 20% fat 1.49,5 Drink Mix ORANGE JUICE drawn in an amount in Drinks Powdered Lemonade 100% from concentrate excess of $100, plus all Fruit Flavored Pink Lemonade or SELSUN BLUE AIM evs^ 14%*Extra Lean Beef Burgers Iced Tea or Coffee Strawberry CVS COLOR _ protest fees, to cover the MakesSqti HALF c u m h a ^ n d farm s DANDRUFF TOOTHPASTE •contains not hiore $-4 O Q 4 6 ounce ALLERGY RELIEF - cost of collection. Greek Style 0 ,4 C » Z lZ S GO0<$Son,>A»30-S*l,Au05 n A t i S Z t GALLON rsturnabts dsmr plastic Jug than 14% (at I.OvJiti produce one per cuuomer______& 4 u t 5 e | SHAMPOO ? Secondly, the motorboat cr2lb. pkg Macaroni Salad So good for you! HOMOGENIZED All Types 1 0 E « . , r 1$ PRINT FILM noise law. Public Act 78-275 4 ounce Our Regular 89' 20 count LOW PRICE' sets permissible noise Cooked Chickens ‘i .09 110 or 126 12 EXPOSURES I stop t Shop Coupon | Slop t Shop Coupon | levels for motorboats \ ^Fresh Cheese Pizza Jssrs. ‘1.79 MILK Large Fresh Sweet W ith lh 4 coupon W ith Ih s coupon NOW ONLYI Sorry, Foreign Film Not Accepted operated on inland waters COMPARE TO: O iler Expires Aug. 12lh, 1978 _ Y of the state. The law also seafoodideas lor change-of-peace mealsi and Save 1 0 S ave40* BREAD Our Regular 2 09 A.R.M. Tablets Z O S iL U n '. provided funds for the Juicy 16 ounce box 100 count box $ : Department of En­ caches Keebler JUMBO 20 oz. LOAF vironmental Protection to F r e a d i C o d Fresh Green Jumbo California I Green or Yellow Upton enforce the noise Zesta Flo-Thru - provisions. Fillets '1^ 135 . (Questions may be sent P< Cantaloiioes Sqiiasli Saltines Tea Bags / «< MANCHESTER PARKADE to MVD INFO, Depart- Cooked Rsh Cakes ‘SM3& 89* 23 size t Regular or Unsalted 3 99 ! ’ ment of Motor Vehicles. 60 Luscious flavor! stuffed Clams »«^;K*r»„ ‘1.79 We Rttenrc the Right to Lim it Quentities SALE ITEMS THROUGH 8/6 ’ State St., Wethersfield, BROAD STREET (Across from Marshalls) . Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle PrtCM RSfCWt Sun. illy 30-8rI, Aug llAlavmu toil cur cuAlonm MHMMv* ; Department offices are cum horland farm s open Tuesday, Wednesday 1200 stores — there's one near you! MANCHESTER , and Friday, 8:30 to 4:30; Open 7 days for your convenience • Thursday, 8:30 td 7:30; and 2l3lllid4ltTuni|iikiW at Clurter Oik Mall Silver lane A Forbes St. R k $3 A 30 Vernon Circle : Saturday, 8:30 tO 12:30). MANCHESTER.. m .lO p.ln. Mon.-$iL 9 p.m. SUNDAY •EAST HARTFORD $ a.m.10 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. SUNDAY •VERNON 8 a.m.-lO p.m., Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-S p.m. SUNDAY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 2, 1978- PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. Tbe basic idea is that the drill provides the power for a power before removing the mixer from the can. number of other tools instead of having each one Screw-driving attachments take screwdriver bits, Will never recover from such an impersonai They grieve with the sur­ also aid children who tend New York, N.Y. 10019. Be powered separately. make a hard job faster and easier. However, if you are this traumatic event? manner. vivor. not to accept what has KEEP SMILING ! sure to specify “ Hotline on One useful, inexpensive attachment is for polishing. All buying a new drill investigate the new variable spert DEARS READER _ We have ceremonies to In divorce, one mourns happened. KEEP HAPPY : Shyness.” you need is a rubber disk with a metal shaft that fits into models and those that can be reversed. With these it isn’t Don't Worry. You will heip people negotiate birth, alone. Although you will not be the drill’s chuck. A lamb's wool bonnet is fitted over the necessary‘to have an attachment to cut down on power recover, though the painful puberty, marriage and The vignettes from able to benefit directly FIX ir CHOICES disk and tied in place. since the drill does it for you. feelings will continue to death. But there are none Groilman’s book, “ Living, from a divorce ceremony, Herb Alexander Once you've applied wax to your car, for example, you There are circular-saw attachments that will turn y «ir Karen Blaker PhD. sweep over you like waves for divorce. ’Through Your Divorce” it should be heartening to T i HtItSMS wow can use the polishing attachment to finish the job instead drill into a small power saw. These come complete with for some time. • This prose-poem by Earl (Beacon Press, $8.95), may know that this kind of of rubbing by hand. Polishing attachments are available blade guards and adjustments for angle and depth of cut. Eventually that will A. Grollman may help you also help you identify and ritual is in the works. with a long handle, which will permit you to polish a floor There also is a saber saw attachment that turns the unit happen less frequently and understand some of the accept your feelings. Professionals recognize ^CLASSIFIED ADS: DEAR DR. BLAKER - I thought the worst time without stooping. , into a portable jig saw. the Intehsity of the hurt reasons why you are so up­ Separation grief, deniai, the trauma of divorce and Power drill makes Y e s te r d a y I w en t to was right after we decided Next is the sanding attachment. Simpliest is the same A grinding-wheel attachment makes the drill an elec­ will begin to fade. Finally set right now: anger, jealousy, am­ are working out new EVERY divorce court. After a short to divorce. We divided our the rubber disk and sanding disks, which are available in a tric sharpener for knives and other tools. But before you it will become like an old Divorce is a kind of bivalence, panic, fatigue strategies to ease the pain. DAY exchange between my belongings, told our friends an all-purpose tool variety of grits. This tvpe is useful for removing paint or use one. get yoursell a bench-mounting attachment for wound; you know it’s and guilt are stressed You can conquer AND lawyer and the judge, it and consulted lawyers and death. rust. As with all sanding, start with the coanse ^ i t and your electric drill. was all over. there, but it doesn’t hurt In many ways it is worse. because of their p articular shyness. Find out how result IN counselors. By HERB ALEXANDER use successively finer paper. One trouble with this sort ot^ A right-angle drive is just what it seems to be. The unit I am now free after 11 anymore. With death, there is a relevance to the divorce from Dr. Blaker’s “ Hotline MANY ’That was depressing and The Vz-inch electric drill is probably the first power sanding is that it leaves swirling marks. consists of a housing containing a set of gears so that you years of marriage. It was frightening, but I ’hie finality of the legal funeral. experience. on Shyness.” For your WAYS getter tool the home handyman will buy. It is easily the one More closely resembling hand sanding is the vibrating can drill and sand at an angle, great for tight spots. But strange to have that impor­ recovered and didn’t action probably There are flowers. The same book outlines a copy, send 50 cents plus a PH0N| most popular power tool around. It isn’t just its ability to . , , ,, sanding attachment. Simple and inexpensive is a paint­ there's another advantage. It will change the s p ^ of the precipitated your present Words of sympathy, possible divorce ceremony stamped, self-addressed tant a decision handed expect to get upset again. , stirring attachment. When you use it, remember to pour drill, either doubling it or cutting it in half. At a slower r e a c t i o n . envelope to Dr. Blaker in drill a few holes that accounts for that popularity. becomes more versatile, more u ^fu l. If you like you can down with such brevity and Now, six months later, I ' hugs, talks of happy that Groliman believes ^KeHeralii speed the drill is more powerful and you can drill large care of The Manchester CLASSIFIED ADVERTI8INO With the multitude of inexpensive attachments and almost turn it into the power unit for a small home work off some of the paint first if the can is full and insert the tack of emotion. I went am miserable. Why did all ®"'«cal event memories. might help people mourn holes in hard materials. Evening Herald, P.O. Box accessories available for the V4-inch drill the tool shop. mixer all the way to the bottom of the can. Turn off the home feeling empty. these terrible feelings P-V!" Friends and famiiy come the death of a relationship. I still feel terrible today. come back? Does it mean 1 society, we handle it in together. Ritualizing the loss might 475, Radio City . Station, Sociai Watch .Security. Q. I've been living with blood my husband in a common- law marriage for the past 12 years. When he reaches pressure the age of retirement, will I be able to get wife’s mm Social Security payments Why should you have YUESiS WEDNESDAY Him on his record? your blood pressure Half G allon^ ^ Slar-Kist A. You can only get checked? Because un­ detected and untreated, Features, Social Security benefits on your husband’s earnings high blood pressure can be Coca Cola HBHUght411ft TUna Iftlll a MUer. It can lead to heart record if your marriage disease, atherosclerosis, was contracted in a state 10 S • >->...-1.Chunk ^ ^ 0 that recognizees common- (a kind of hardening of the arteries), and eye disease, In Oil law, marriages. even blindness. But, you !! 61^ oz. can Q. I’m 63 and get reduced monthly Social Security can control high blood 4 9 4 9 payments. If I work in 1978, pressure if it’s detected wttMhis coupon and $7 50 purchase or more VaM I ^ wtiti this coupon and $7 50 purchas# or more my payments will be and treated early. Aug ZItvuAug 8.1978 Limit one coupon per fain^ Aug 2 thru Aug 6.1978 Limit one coupon per lamriy m I reduced if 1 earn more than Getting your blood a r n m m l pressure checked is quick $3,240, according to the and painless. Just drop into with coupon above taw. But I understand that your local health clinic or people 65 or older can make as much as $4,000 visit your doctor. n r and still get their full To learn what high blood Diincan Hines benefits. Does this mean pressure can do to your Fresh Fully Cooked when 1 reach 65 in 1980 that body, its symptoms and I’ll be able to earn $4,000 treatment, write for Star-Kist Coca without losing any . “ Watch Your Blood Split Smoked Cakes Pressure” endorsed by the benefits? National Institutes of A. As a matter of fact, if Light Tiina you’re 65 in 1980, you can Health. For your free copy, Mixes Cola just send a postcard to the Broilers Ham Legs earn as much as $5,000 and Consumer Information . Shank still get your full monthly Social Security payments. Center, Dept. 583F, Under the recent change in Pueblo, Colo. 81009. S 10 Chunk later Added the law, the exempt If your blood pressure Vars In Oil Bfookside amount for people 65 and occasionally reads higher 1 8 '. 02 6V2 oz. Farm Whole over increases $500 a year than the normal 120/80 It bo* may not be something to Fresh 16 to 19 lbs. Whole till 1982. . worry about. But, if it goes t> 8 9 - 8 ! b. Q. I have a progressive up to 140/90 or higher, and visual impairment, and my stays that high, your doctor 59 doctor thinks I soon may be Dinner Bell Meat Or eligible for Social Security. will probably suggest DSOA Cholc* Bm I Chuck Fully Cooked Water Added A Fenway $448 How serious does my con­ treatment. la E M M * Rump Half Shank 1R) ■ Grape Jelly Bath Tissue r i c l i n lb.98< HaH pkg ■ B e e f Franks O V Tabby Cat Food dition have to be? High blood pressure Slew ing Beef Franks v^^Lysol Cleaner Beef Platter, Chickan Coronet $^29 A. “ Blindness” is makes your heart pump Lorenz Skinned A Dcvdiwd : Bonelnea Freeh Butt A ^ A A Fenway Salami, Beef Bologne or Dinner Ball Meat or Beef, Thick Sliced A 4 A O ^ Toitet 16 02 Platter, Seafood . . $ ^ 3 9 harder than normal. The 6’/^oz. ^ ^ pkg. „ 1 defined by Social Security Bowl Plattar, Original Treat' cans ' ■ arteries become less B o lo g n a "Lr" as either central visual Bologna '^99’ Potato Chips I V acuity of 20/200 or less in elastic. After a while, the Calves Over *1!/ Pork Roast ’ If Sunshine Cookies Homespun Psper XH I^ B a s k i,T u b » Tito A the better eye with glasses heart may get larger, then Store SNced Freeh Bonalees Butt Fenway Baal $ 4 5 9 or visual field reduction to weaken and stop pumping a Pringles » # 9 C leaner ^ W Hydrox 4 N apkins > 4 9 20 degree? or less. If your effectively. Meat Franks 9 9 ^ B eef Liver .’^ 0 9 . P (^ Kabobs’ lf S luggers s ■ Chicktn, Beel or Pork $ 4 doctor feeis your condition In many cases, high ' ' ■ r 4FragrancMSoHd RHMrButtsr VIenni FIngtrs USDA Choice Seel Chuck BentWee ^ier or Thick Sllcad S 4 3 9 USDA Choice Beal Shoolder Sandwich now approaches this blood pressure is a painless S o u p N* NoodlMdC T disease and shows no AirwickZ^o9'^ Beans Sunshine 7 9 ’ severityr-apply right away Steak Cutlets * . at any Social Security ad­ symptoms. When a sign BeefKabobs*!. riiiast Bacon Knockwurst zl 1 apprars, it might be just a ministration office. Q. Before her death two- troublesome headache now S a v e ^ ^ and then, usually in the S av« moriths ago, my mother back of your head and up­ Boneless Del Monte had been getting Social Uot Mr. Del Security retirement per part of your neck. resh ^m oked J Colonial benefits on my father’s Generally, the% are most Underblade earnings record. Is it possi­ acute in the early morning Fully Cooked Catsup ble for my father to get a when blood pressure is r i d I I I Rump Portion Hard Rolls relatively low. Some peo­ Pork Steak Ham Portion lump-sum death benefit ple also experience diz­ Water Roast even though she had never ziness or shortness of worked under Social Added Security? breath, or have excessive Center flushing of the face, fatigue A. No. A lump sum Bone In Cut sen,Semi ^ d 7 9 15 oz. benefit is only payable if or insomnia. $ 4 4 9 26 oz. But, the same “ symp­ Butt Ham Boneless the deceased person toms” can come from ner­ U.S. Govt. Steak Water Beef of 12 bottle worked long enough under Social Security. Since your vous tension or anxiety, as Inspected i:> 1 .5 9 Added lb . Chuck weii. 8 8 69 mother never worked un­ So, it’s not reiiable to der Social Security, no look solely at symptoms, or lump-sum payment can be Chicken made. to attempt diagnosing and Beef Paper Plates I Grapefruit D ispers treating high blood Q. When I started getting Chuck B an q u et Supplemental Security In­ pressure yourself. Just let Cube Steak I Top Blade liirkey Breast Spareribs Leisure your doctor know about Boneless Juice 2 lb. $499 come (SSI) payments over Fresh $ 4 3 9 Fresh $ 4 4 9 Way Overnight Box of any symptoms you feel and Economy Florida Pink Frozen box I a year ago, I was told to 79 Steak $449 Marvel Brand Small. Meaty " * * pkg. of 100 12 report important changes leave the detective work to With ■ Bone half gallon carton USDA Choice 3-5 lb. Average ^ & Tender | 8 9 to Social Security. But I've the professionals. Quality 8 9 ■ lb. In The treatment for high forgotten what changes blood pressure varies. need to be reported. Can Some people can be helped I Pot Pies you tell me? without medicine, by cut­ Angel Cake I Befit Yogurt Toothpaste A. Yes. Social Security ting caiories and/or Steak or Roast IPerdueChicken Chicken Qtrs> Corned Beef wants to know if you move sodium. (The most com ­ Beef, Turkey, or change your mailing ad­ Light & 12 oz. mon form of sodium is 10 Fruit 8 . . $4 8 0 1 J Q 0 Chicken or . ' dress or make any changes Underblade Fluffy pkg. in your living sait.) You may be told to $ 439 I A Brand Famous ^ I Mosey Brand $409 Flavors cups 5 Mac & Cheese ^ Bone In arrangements — for exam­ stop smoking or to reduce, For It’sIt's Quality J * W J ^ ^ Point Cut 8 9 USDA Choice ple, if you move in with because loss of weight can Drumsticks lblb’1°° ’ 1°° ■ b.,ci ib. wm, Ib. lower your blood pressure. someone else. You should 4 Frozen Food Features! also tell Social Security Mild exercise such as Fresh From Baker Street! walking and light jogging Seafood Features! From Our Produce Department... First Of The Fresh Mr. Deli Favorites! right away about any can help relieve tension Cheese Pizza changes in your marital and iower blood pressure, Bread Imported Pasta status or incqpie and too. But, more strenuous resources — if yOb sell your home, for instance. For exercise can be hazardous. Butter, Egg If you need medication, Thompson i o « , $ 4 Mr. Deli ta 1 more information about your doctor will decide Cooked & Honey loaves I what changes you must which drug is particularly tw*' Siiiks Assorted report, get in touch with right for you. Ham HolDogorHsmburg any Social Security office Seedless Grapes Orchard Hill PieScrJfrz 35>oi 1.00 and ask for the free leaflet The most important Varieties Rolls 22 ^ 7 9 ’ Shoestring Potatoesorcki... 69* called, "What you have to thing is to stop high blood ‘''o £ pressure before it can 3 ib. bag Cubex Ice Cubes ...... JJS 69* know about SSI?” cause damage, so follow FroniThe„ ; - >in Sea To You ’ orSugar oie your doctor’s orders com­ Donuts Finast Lemonade — . 5c^. 1,00 Tree in clock pletely. Richmond Ice Cream 1,09 GREENSBURG, Ind. When you order a copy of MId-EsstSshars For Your Health & Beauty! (U PI) — A tree grows out “ Watch Your Blood Dairy Features! Ices Italians...... ; r ’ ^?o"B9* Scallops r . .*19. of the top of the county Pressure” (Free), you’ll Bread » 8 9 ’ Hendries Popsicles Jumors • • srfj59* courthouse clock tower in also receive a copy of the Froth-P»nRoidy , ^ O 0 n O £ l S d i d m i Preshly Sliced • • half pound 1.39 Plain or Marble, 14 oz. Pta. Prell Shampoo this southeastern Indiana free “Consumer Informa­ Cheddar Cheese Hendries Fudsiclesjunw.... SH!!79* Beef Franks Morrison iSchiH . . , pound’1.59 farming community. Old- tion Catalog.” It lists more Mackerol 9 9 f Finest-Sharp 7 oz. Liquid or $ iN 0 9 timers say the tree — now Loaf Sale DmnefbeN Olive or Dutch Loat . pound 1.69 Pound C ake n $ A 1 9 than 200 selected free or 3 oz. tube I eg a tourist attraction — is at Froth-FlUoi A f t A White or Cotored low-cost publications from Rubber Plants Foliage Plants Egg Potato SaladFr..n...... p«»k<59* m k b . Fish Sticks least the third one to grow the federal government. Split Top Rye B re a d ."S " ZiSSi 1.00 Parkay Margarine<»...... iS 59* DialPmpirwlDeOdOrEintrM^^ aefocanl.49 through a gap in the The “ Catalog” is published Pollock *1f* wooden tower since the quarterly by the Consumer 1 ■ :.?/S . ' 1 Ficus Decora $ 0 9 9 Assorted $ 4 3 9 Freshly Sllcsd All Whits MstI Cinnamon Buns ...... 89* Cutex Polish Remover... i°tii.59* Breal4tone Sour Cream. 21% 89* building went up about a Information Center of the In 6 inch Pots In 4 inch Pots I Frozen Cooked Feh Sticks L n 1.19 Lite Line Cheese Colored . . . ’5 .n .3 9 Finast Cotton Balls...... o.%99« X century ago. General Services Ad­ Save‘2““ Per Pot ^ 1^ each ■ each T u ikeyB rsa Com Toasties...... °Pk“ 69« ministration. Frozen Cod Fillet, „1.39 'FinMlSupw ».Xets Pric«*6H.cHv.AuQu8lZttifuAuQutt0,1978, w . r#8«v. the right to Imvt quwliti.8 jt reeponefcte tor typogrephical Bnors MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 2, 1 9 7 8 - PAGE THIRTY-ONE

PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 2, 1978 YOU’LL DO BETTER A T O » ... INTRODUCING r lYou'lldobetteratA^ i ‘ with

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A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOPPE Bwf Chuck-Boneless Shouldor GOLD BOND STAMPS SERVICE , LONDONti COgN DELICATESSEN Cooked - Shank Portion F t' SAVE ON ALL THE MEATS BROIL ^ AND SALADS YOU N E E D FOR YOUR COOL SUMMER STEAKS MEALS A T A &P S SERVICE Beet Chuck - Boneless e i E A DELI! ' Q u a rte r' SHOULDER rqastM ^ I \ GokJen STORE SLICED "Sllced-Skinned & Deveined BEEF LIVER WITH-SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL m WITH-SUPER SAVINGS -SPECIAL WITH-SUPER SAVINGS" SPECIAL foH WITH "SUPER SAVINGS" SPECIAL (X I WITH-SUPER SAVINGS" SPECIAL ( ^ Pastrami 7 9 lb* COUPON BELOW PURCHASE LU COUPON BELOW . PURCHASE COUPON BELOW . PURCHASE l i l COUPON BELOW PURCHASE LU COUPON BELOW. PURCHASE 12J lb. A&P-Meat or MRS RLBERT S 4 ROLL PACK A4P SLICED KRAFT KELLOGGS VIRGINIA STYLE-STORE SLICED Mb «■< 0 9 : Cooked Ham ’ 2 = 1 BEEF FRANKS pkg . water added Hot or Sweet # * « « • Charmin Bacon Miracle Whip Cern Flakes STDRE SLICED Margarine $099 CENTER SLICES-ROASTS or ^ ITALIAN S A U S A G E M®ih' Genoa Salami ^ lb. Jones-Smoked or Regular BEEF RIB-BONELFSS ^ STDRE SLICED Ham S te a k s (Formerly Del Monico) ^ POLISH S A U S A G E ^1®lb Wide Bologna Frozen-With Parts of Back FRESH SHANK HALF OR TURKEY L E G Q T R S . 59,5; Whole S« 2 8 9 Fresh Potato Salad 4 9 *lb. W hole H a m s 98: CHICKEN LEGS 8 9 *^lb.. FRESH RIBEYES Oscar Mayer-Reg. or Jumbo-Meat or ^ - Cole Slaw 5 9 lb. LB. Fully Cooked BEEF FRANKS B q u a r te r s ^ H * Available at stores with service deli only Beef Rib-Boneless Beef Rib-Boneless Swift-Deep Basted Turkey-Frozen ^ ^ » iFormerly Del Monico) (Formerly Del Monico) 10 14 8 9 < SMOKED m BUTTERBALL lbs. lb ' Quick Frozen ^ 1 1 RIB EYE $ ^ g g RIB EYE $7J5g 1 water added STEAKS TURBOT FILLETS / - 1 HAMS HALVES Cap n Johns-Quick Frozen SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 11" * 1 ® ® lair Care Fain Batlef OiooeO Froien . . - - T U p r FISH STICKS Capn Johns Quick Frozen Peeled & Oevemed MEDIUM SHRIMP ^ 1 YOUR CHOICE OF TRIAL SIZES LOWEST Z AT SPECIAL PRICES! GOLDEN \ PRICE INM < e A g r e e 7 oz • Brech Creme 5 Shampoo Rinse 2 oz ^MONTHS] • Body on Tap • Head & Shoulders 2 o z S h a m p o o S h a m p o o i S o z Bananas lb. New Crop-U.S. No. 1 Size A-White - r?WEET4JUICY I southern GET A DOZEN 10 LB.-P0TAT0ES I Peaches lb 4 9 ^ Calilornia-Large Size I FRESH . ^ I /tLU runrvoc m iRom aine 3 fif Potting CANTALOUPE «79^ (L e ttu ce heads 11 Sou b a o V 9 5 0 'Oft Label ' ------SCOPE I* MOUTHWASH bti. O Disposable Diapers PAMPERS BsaiF 4 .: TODDLERS box Yf FROZEN lane ParJkcr E M m y FAVORITES the Best Groceries )) HERE’S ALL Jane Parker-Hot Dog or ANN PACE JUMBO SIZE ALL METHOD GRIND WHOLE KERNEL Hamburg 'h Gallon Bounty Chock T Nuts Del Monte YOU DO TO TAKE ROLLS 2 '“'pkgs. 99*^ ICE CREAM TOWELS COFFEE CORN Sweet - Tender ADVANTAGE OF Jane Parker Assorted Flavors 100 ct. roll The Heavenly Coffee RAISIN 16 oz. WITH “SUPER SAVINGS” BREAD loaf 7 9 ‘ A®P’S UNBEUEVABLY SPECIAL COUPON BELOW. Jane Parker $ fl APPLE 22 oz. LOW ‘SUPER PIES pkg. 9 9 * A&P SAVINGS’ PREMIUM 2 0 o z .Q Q e W BREAD 2 Ivs 9 9 99 PRICES!

f r I Is JUST CUP With Sugar & Lemon 1 0 packs CAN NESTEA ICED TEA MIX in box Hellmann's A&P-LAR6E O f SMALL CURD A&P

HERE S WHAT THEY BIG H BURGER SAUCE Root Beer or Cola cottage gweso crescent Rolls MEAN TO r o w WHBV A iP BUYEK MAKC X SPSOAl PUKH/tSf SIX PACK SHASTA x r A lo w R pifia, we pass rte savhcs on Coffee Lightener TO YOU THAT lOWSP PPICC IS Alt ACTION IN 20 oz. POLY BAG 16 oz. 2 « PRICP AND THfSC ACTION PPICCS ARC l i ADDI­ cont. TION TO OUR MONCYSAVKC WSKLY BORDEN'S CREMORA lb. 30' Oft Label SPCCIALSI A&P Frozen 84 oz. cont. Oxford Pickles-24 oz. FAB DETERGENT box w m s s E KOSHER SPEARS 7 9 ' Original Flavor VEGETABLES 18 oz. Minute Maid ^ half Blended Syrup-24 oz. Quarters • Cut Corn OPEN PIT BBQ SAUCE btl. ORANGE^ VERMONT MAID»r® • Peas & A Superb Blend. Rich In Brazilian Coffees < IMPERIAL ^ Carrots MARGARINE^ JUICE ^ Orange Apricot-26 oz. EIGHT 0 CLOCK COFFEE bag the check' • Cut Green A&P-SHARP-RANDOMWT. B.C. DRINK 59* Beans A Quality Blend Rich In Brazilian Coffees-AII Grinds 1 lb WHITE or COLQREDSLICF.S ,2oz. Jklet Table Spread-2 lbs. • Mixed ^ A&P VACUUM PACK COFFEE can Ched-O-Bif piSu)^^^vjng$ Specials \ GOOD NOW THROUGH AUGUST 5th 1978. SARANWRAP 99* 4 pkgs.*1 I I ITALIAN BREAD STYLE 12V, oz. q q * | ______TOTE BAG of your choice. There are . | Uislnfectant Cleaner-28 oz CEREAL cemFEE AP-2 I ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY: Each of these AP-2 1 lb. can ® PI'S- lim it ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Soz.box 600 , -LIMIT------ONE COUPON PER FAMILY- 602 ■ ,six new speciafs each week. | PINE SOL *1*® I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER f a m il y I advertised items is required to be readily avail­ Orange Juice 12 oz. 0g« ■ valid july^ a^ sjotb i 04671 d i l j j | ^ lio iuly so aug 5 i9?8 ^ valid JULY 30-aug 5 1978 Q 3 i y able for sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store, except as specifically noted in 1135 TOLLAND TPKE. e CALDOR PLAZA, MANCHESTER this ad. .vv:. • ^7' • -- --Sv- -'.r'-v , - PRICESEFflCIlVf JULT3 0 AUG 5 1978 WE RESERVE the RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAIL DEALERS 1138 TOUAND TPKE. • CALDOR PLAZA, MAHCHEfTER J v I PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Aug. 2, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Coon., Wed.. Am . 2, ICT - PAGE THIRTY-THREE

ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M .T th7s?&' h,Ie POLLY S ^ Pinney-Krewson J ^ Goldherg-Frankel J r U.62 ri.7 < T ———————> —I POINTERS Lori Jeanne Krewson of Andover and Brian James , Pinney of Hebron were married July 29 at the Andover Jill Arden Frankel of Highland Park, HI., and Barry FOOPMART ;Congr^tionaI Church in Andover. David Goldberg of Manchester were married July 2 at Spray smell TR • The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Richard Congregation Solel in Highland Park. 6 OZ. CAN-GAYLORD 12 OZ. CAN-ANY FLAVOR IKrewson of Hebron Road, Andover. The bridegroom is The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Frankel stays the son of Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Pinney of 182 London of Highland Park. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Coupon :Road, Hebron. Mrs. Jack Goldberg of Manchester. By Polly Cramer The Rev. David Reese of Andover Congregational Rabbi Robert Marx of Congregational Solel oHiciated. DEAR POLLY-Help! I LEMONADE Food Club Soda Church officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a REGULAR OR DIET ' ' • The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a chif- sprayed a bedroom, in­ WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT Victorian-style organza gown With Venetian and Alencon WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT cluding the mattress, wth a FOOD MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. GOOD SUN. •fpn gown designed with a lace cape. She wore a white lace and a Victorian hat and veil. She carried a bouquet of JULY 30 THRU SAT.. AUGUST 5. LIMIT ONE CAN . ONE FOOD MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS. GOOD SUN Bonus! JULY 30 THRU SAT.. AUGUST 5. LIMIT ONE CAN • ONE '.tuUe picture hat with a small spray of apricot flowers and small orchids. well-known commercial COUPON PER FAMILY. product to solve a bug COUPON PER FAMILY. ;carried a bouquet of white roses, pompons, carnations Bliss Kathy Frankel of Highland Park was her sister’s problem and now have an and white daisies. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Bliss Susan Goldberg of odor problem as the mat­ Miss Karen Krewson of Andover was her sister's maid New Haven and Bliss Elizabeth Goldberg of Blanchester, tress and bedding absorbed of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jean FYanceschena of sisters of the bridegroom: Bliss Sandra Schwartz of alt the smell. What can I do Hebron and Miss Joan Sherrick of Marlborough. Chicago, 111., tbe bride's cousin; Bliss Debra Rotblatt of Food M art gives you a better Patrick Blow of Hebron served as best man. Ushers to get rid of this? — Sally. Denver, Colo.; Miss Linda Ehrenreicfa of Washington, DEAR SALLY - You WALDBAUM'S were Barry Pinney of Hebron, the bridegroom’s brother; D.C.; and Bliss Anne McCorkle of Kansas City, Mo. might try sponging the and Tod Krewson and Gary Krewson, both of Andover Alan Kaplan of Blanchester served as best man. Ushers mattress with a strong and brothers of the bride. Eric Bartlett of Syracuse, were Robert Brenner of Deerfield, Bl., Perry Brush of w ay to save. • .Fre e Corelle and N.Y., the bride’s cousin, was ring bearer. vinegar and water solution Food Mart Denver, Colo., Bruce Eastman of Princeville, Bl., but do be very careful to A reception was held at the Pulaski Club in Williman- Howard Brody of Des Plaines, 111., and Jeffery Jordt of not let any soak into th^ tic, after which the couple left for Nova Scotia, Canada. Vernon Hills, Hi. filling. This would They will reside in New Haven. The temple was decorated in pink and white with doubtless work better if the other free gifts! Save...Save! Mrs. Pinney is currently a junior at Southern Connec­ shades of pink roses. mattress could be taken ticut State Qtilege majoring in speech. Mr. Pinney is A reception was held at Congregational Solel. after employed at Pratt & Whitney Division of United which the couple left for Spain. For traveling, Blrs. out of doors and then be Another New hem Has ^'Pick'Your Own' Fresh Produce! left to dry and air in the Food Club COCA ORANGE Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. (Haddad photo) Goldberg wore a bone sheer cotton two-piece dress. The sun. If the mattress must Been Added To Food Marts SWEET CALIFORNIA couple is residing in Blanchester. remain indoors, folded Out-of-town guests from Colorado, Washington. D.C., Generic Label Products! BUTTER COLA THOMPSON Oklahoma, California, New York, Florida, and Connec­ sheets of newspapers GRADE "A " JUICE between tbe bed pad and 1 LB PKG QUARTERS 32 OZ BOTTLE ticut attended. (Howell photo) Mrs. Barry D. Goldberg i ..» LIMIT 1 R E D R IP E LIBdlT 2 LIMIT 4 LIMIT 3 NOVA SCOTIA L O X .. *1.89 3 LB. BONUS BOX IPOUNDCAN n (FROZEN) 1107 PKG I !« COUNT PKG (Federal agencies offer many services to individuals LIMIT 3 tor’s office and there was Juicy Watermelon another rain coat just like ALASKAN LOX HAND SLICED LB 79 and groups, but sometimes it's hard to learn about these $ 0 9 9 mine so all I had to do was services or how to benefit from them. This weekly $ 1 4 0 2 » 10 O Z. show the other lady this GERMAN BOLOGNA .. *1.79 Produce Item of the Week! column provides such information.) 48 O Z . I 65' „ 69' 85 colored knot that identified SHRIMP SALAD .«..•<.> .<.0. ..*1.89 T APPLE LtlNONMERmOUEAOTNERVARIETIIS REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND! A P K G . ^ ^ A one Coat as mine. This can WESSON OIL 71 O f B O TTLE *' *i:o9 TABLE TALK PIES 99* A Denver family moved into a new home and soon also be done in men’s TUNA SALAD ..*1,79 ROUND TOPOR SANDWICH began to notice the foundation was sagging. s a l a d DRESSING .i*,'?'.. 89' Tofu I LB PACKAGE 59' coats. - VIOLET. FOOD MART BREAD LOAVES 3 *1. OLIVE SALAD ..89' <0 I OUNCE SQUEEZE BOTTLE Tofu ii . high protein food, um otife .n d Msy to Reason: Soil subsidence. USDA CHOICE y 510IU HOI US FRESH GRADE A YOUNG DEAR P O L L Y -I have HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER BEEF prapart, th it c.n form Ih . bachbon* of th. Until 1974 the owner would have been out of luck unless PLOCHMAN’S MUSTARD 29' NABISCO BumS COOKIES '■ »' '•"= 79' MON SAT N AM 9 I’M an easy way to. remove SALAMI & BOLOGNA uo, *1.85 vegaUri.n di*l. An id t.l food tor d i.lt r . and budgat he wanted to go through a long, expensive court SIRLOIN WHOLE fresh ballpoint ink st.-’hs watchan. it is low in fats and calorias. F R E E OF V SL'NIIAI N AM S PM CARANDO PEPPERONI- .. *2.49 KRAFT BARBECUE SAUCE f .r i.‘ :5 9 ' SCOPE MOUTHWASH IS'oYJ oS't’.V ‘ 1.49 CHO LESTERO L and inaipanliva. proceeding. from shirt pockets and WEAVER FREE RECIPES AND BOOKLETS AVAILABLE AT ALL . But in Denver the family held a Home Owners Warran­ - ______FOOD M a r t S TO R ES ...... SIHKSiiS / SAM CRISPINO’S \ CMCKEIIS^* other clothing. Place a U.S.D.A. CHOICE - WHOLE ty from the builder. The local HOW Council was called in CHICKEN ROLL r.'.'f .. *2.29 FRESH CUT GENUINE paper towel under the stain Lundy Fresh Pork Sale! and appointed an impartial conciliator. USDA CHOICE BONELESS LEAN PASTRAMI > TOORDER .. *1 .99 and spray hair spray S .IC E D TO ORDER Result: The builder bought the home back for $7,000 directly on the spot, blot TEINIDERLOIINI SHOUUXR SUPREME CHCKEN DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF ..*3.29 ASSORTED more than the purchase price, fixed it up and sold it at a with another paper towel. profit. , J * Repeat this until the stain LONG JOHN FRANKS ..*1.59 5 Free Giftcheks The case may be extreme, but It illustrates a trend to STEMlir I FOODS / BREMTS fades and then pour a bit of O F B E E F relying on HOW, a program first (ieveloped by the private USDA CHOICE BONELESS IMPORTED CANNED "HOT" BAGELS . J . " , 1 2 eo,*1.09 PORK CHOPS WITH PURCHASE OF ANY IJi HIKIIOliD RD liquid soap on the area (Chateaubriand) - Untrimmed National Association of Home Builders but now endorsed U R IB 3 LO IN -3 C EN T ER CUT) MtllCK ISUR where the stain was and I W ILL CUSTOM CUT TO O RD ER) by the Federal Trade Commission. smuNN KMKUS rub gently before placing 2 PACK - CORELLE Last May builders “enrolled” 19,000 new houses in the garment in the wahing FROZEN FOODS GALORE! * 1 . 4 0 BY CORNING HOW, bringing the total covered to more than 300,000. STEM HAM 3 Lb. CAN machine for the final step. TOP FROST Fleischmann's fITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART 0000 SUN . JULY M THRU ^ g S S l /Vbout 9,000 home builders now participate in the AT AUG S LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY f^ F r - MRS. A.C. ? 2 « 3 3 program and they cover 70 percent of all U.S. SPECIALS: JULY 31-AUG. 5 MOT MSKNSIBLt FOR TTROORAPHICAL ERRORS PORK CHOPS “ cltV" Wt M fM V e THt nOHT TO U U IT OUAMTTrf DEAR READERS-The ICE U.S D.A. CHOICE B E E F .. *1.79 metropolitan areas with 100,000 people or more. EGG COUNIRV STYLE cno ✓ « DELI QRADE A FRESH use of hair spray for USDA CHOICE BONELESS IMPOKTCO BUCiD CREAM BONELESS 'bT a^de'', PORK ROAST BARBECUE ..*1.49 CHICKEN ballpoint ink stains has s t y l e c o d BEATERS COUNTRY HOW works this way: SHOULDER WEDNESDAY AUG. 2 ONLY BOLEDHAM been given in this column ALL FLAVORS OROTt A WKIQLK tUCEO U 07 CARTON CHUCK STEAK PORK RIBS BA RBECU E ..*1.49 - The builder pays $2 per $1,000 of sales price to n.59 LEGS ...... j...... lb. 'jG A LLO N CARTON !1.69 5 Free Giftcheks CLOD ROAST ... GRADE A FRESH GENUINE before but Mrs. A.C.’s U.S.O A CHOICE SMALL “enroll” all his new houses in the warranty program with LARGE BOIOOU onon » weiQui tLicio n u H QRADE A FRESH method for its use is a bit END FRESH PORK BUTTS ..‘1.19 WITH PURCHASE OF ANY USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF f r e s h PORK the Home Owners Warranty Corp., through the local different and an improve­ CHICKEN LEGS YOUNG SPARE RIBS ..*1.29 HOW Council. He agrees to abide by HOW-approved TOP BLADE PRESSED HAH OOURMIT ROU m. RIB ROAST '.T 2 PACK - G.E. LAND V LAKKt iUCBO WHITl ment, I think. - POLLY. 11.99 ROTISSERIE quality standards in construction, and must show STEAK ...... lb n.79 NOT QUARTERS CHICKENS dITT f'I^ ...... ib. Polly will send you one of U S D A CHOICE B E E F PORK ROAST h CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS • 69' 'VUI'- V;' ..*1.79 technical competence, financial soundness and fair AMERKAN CHEESE SWEET LIFE QUALITY her signed thank-you CHUCK CUBE STEAK *1.89 BUG LIGHTS . LEAN TENDER CHOICE RUM in PNCSH iUCKD POUSH . . . POTATOES CRINKLECUT *’•<0 ^ PhCS*']_ dealings with customers. SLICED newspaper coupon clippers J- The buyer gets a solid warranty against major struc- BEEF CHUCK BAKED LOAF ib.4*' if she uses your favorite U.S.D.A. CHOICE RUMEN FREEH EUCtO . . ITALIANO ICES to COUNT PACKAGE 79' titral defects, backed by 10 years of insurance un­ CUBE S T E A K ...... ib n.89 BACON ...... lb. pkg. Pointer, Peeve, or OUR BEST 4 TOP FROST CUT derwritten by the Insurance Co. of North America. The FREHGHLOAF EWEIT PICKLED El 1 ALL BEEF OR EXTRA MILE Problem in her column. CORN OR GREEN PEAS 3;'«°o\ 89' BEEF VEAL PATTIES 1 1.29 warranty and insurance are transferable if the original MAID RITE BREADED FREEH MADE Write POLLY’S NEPCO OUR BEST buyer sells his home. VEAL .POTATO SALAD el 59^ o c u FRANKS POINTERS in care of this CHEESE PIZZA TMI T V ST 'irOIPKC * , I 0 RIB ROAST BREADED VEAL PATTIES 5 Free Giftcheks <- If a dispute between the builder and the new owner PAHIES ...... 9 9 ^ ...... lb. pkg. newspaper. LARGE END (RIBS 6-7) develops and can’t be settled by them, the local HOW TOP FROST WAFFLES 'p^g' 3-°^ M WITH PURCHASE OF ANY SLICED CALVES LIVER Cpuncil names an independent expert to conciliate. The ^SW E ET LIFE ^ 7 JES80 16 OZ. ^ REG. or THIN SPAGHETTI JUMBO ^WHIPPED TOPPING da°ry .’o°^. 49' AVON BRAND conciliator is supposed to keep the dialogue going, to DOMINO GRANULATED ZITI OR ELBOWS • t GALLO SLICED DRY SALAMI come up with settlement ideas that have to be accepted 1 CALIFORNIA / I S $ 1 A S S O R T E D A Q c GALLO SLICED PEPPERONI . TABLECLOTH , wttthin 20 days. , , , , ITHTHIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD SUN . JULY M THRU 4 M I — If informal conciliation fails, the local council can ■ t o m a t o e s ‘ F b a FhESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! GALLO SLICED IT AUC S LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY bpng in an arbiter from the American Arbitration SUGAR NAPKINS U.S.D.A. Choice - Beef) SALAMI & PROVOLONE PRINCE PASTA TROPICANA /^sociation, putting the process onto a more formal Food Club 1 TABBY ALL VAR. BONELESS SWIFT’S PREMIUM FRANKS .. ‘1.19 plane. Anywhere along the line, the buyer has the option SWEET LIFE ORANGE of going to court, but this may be expensive and often Margarine lieans going to small claims court, where the rewards PANCAKE OQc 1 C A T C S $ 1 Chuck Roast SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON S LIC ED ..*1.49 W o r j p20‘0? 1. There were less fatalities In I LB. PACKAGE JUICE n!ay not be worth the trouble or cost. ON A 1 LB. CAN . . on * j j q z . CANISTER boating accidents In 1977 QUARTERS 'I GALLON CARTON (UNDERBLADE) PRIMO ITALIAN SAUSAGE .. *1.49 Eighty-four percent of all cases that reach the concilia­ 5 9 « SYRUP ....OQ ,| f o o d \ 3 J"" than 1976. FRESH tion stage are settled there. □ Tme □ False BRIM II i^oOL- 1 C PERRI PORK SAUSAGE ROLL „o, 99' DECAFFEINATED I I No other warrantor, under a recent law, is allowed to 2. The amount of property bring in independent industry experts, nor is informal SWEET LIFE SLICED • FROZEN FOOD A DAIRY • damage due to boating ac­ FRUIT PUNCH LfMONADI OR ICED TEA GEM CHILD MILD B«F FRANKS .c»1,09 COFFEE ii" A I D conciliation permitted. But the FTC specifically has OR BUTTONS GRAPEFRUIT JUKES" ,.3 / » l MRIGREANPKS;?? 3/*1 cidents in 1977 amounted HOOD DRINKS g a l l o n PLASTIC BOTTLE 70^ exempted HOW to allow conciliation for 20 days. KLEENEX BOUTIQUE WALOBAUM i..f. WITH THIS COUPON AT I I WITH THIS COUPON AT MUSHROOMS 40. 99« FOOD M^RT 0000 ” B f o o o m a r t good 2/99' . ^ Plume De Veau Veal Sale! .There are 116 local HOW Council^n 44 states and the FREIKHFIHESSSi'St KEGREANCUPSinSi*' SEMI-BONELESS HAM ro7o". l. M.59 SUN JU LY M t h r u k .1 I llUN |1 U N . JULY M THRU I J9< ALL NATURAL YOGURT /.'.‘i 4 ISi. *1. .*1.59 A kP Wli' - - -■ MTHM)OMTI$SUE"-»i A. $19.1 million SAT. AUGUSTS LIM lT^ Bd A ” BsAT . AUGUST I U M IT^ Bi^ bl SCHORRS program is continuing to grow under the aegis of the EMBASSY HOUSE ORAHGEJUIGE!r?l? BO* POPSKLESiSr 99* B. $4.5 million ONI CAN O N iPVrm il |0Nf CANISTER ONBfW rm lB $ 1 3 9 BASIN-TUB * TILE Q HALF SOUR PICKLES QUART JAR 70^ ^BEEF §TRIPS BR°*AKFAST '101 *1,49 COUPON FIR FAMILY FAMILY % Home Owners Warranty Corp,, run in Washington by FISHFUETSSS. i7 .‘ 1.2C KE CREAM SSW hm.*1.7B C. $11.5 million MERICO Veal Richard J. Canavan, a former Federal Housing Ad­ TEABAGS LYSOL CLEANER i r o . 089< 9 ' ' ENGLISH MUFFINS 0 o; PKC 30* HEFTY FRD(»KKEHSr *2.20 MARGAMHESS^'" 71iRft70* COLONIAL FRANKS ,.‘1.19 dL.U . ministration official. $ 1 7 $ — ^ANSWERS— KRAFT HILLSHIRE FARM PROQRBBSO PEPPER SALAD Shoulder Chops Like FTC, the program has impressed the two chief poTPisssfar ..4 / *1 FRESH ORAHOE JUKE Sr dl'1.80 SRjjaiejoqri sj«iiJMJ9pun Aq MUENSTER CHEESE I O f PKG 99' (POLISH KIELBASA . . ‘ 1.69 federal mortgage-guaranted agencies. TRASH BAGS .J 9 ' HILLSHIRE FARM OUVECONDiTE .<«. ROjAias A|R|es Djiqnil 20'off ifZO'off I ' If a new home has been built by a HOW builder, the NINE LIVES 18 o r BONUSO BREAKFAST ROUS ..7 0 * B8EYERS YOGURT 3/*1 t Se pRpiAOJd CREAM CHEESE .»o7,l.„o7,5» 33' ON AN II COUNT ! ! ON ANY SIZE JAkl ! PROQRBSSO 8 OZ. SMOKED' BEEF SAUSAGE .. *1.69 * 1 . 7 0 Veterans Administration accepts it as mortgage-worthy iiH. 59' sjesA ^LTE,D OR UNSALTEO SOFT '.0 PKQ 0.1OF ] lOJ cufl SQUARE MEALS A / 9 9 '^ GRAPEFRUIT JUiCE S " as it nears completion, eliminating time-consuming in­ 59' PA|t )sed pqi u| issmoi ^FLEISCHMANN'S MARGARINE 89' SEAFOOD SPECIALS OF THE WEEK! VEAL RIB CHOPS ..*1.99 J.rSert ' ' ' EMPRESS BROKEN TO fi A OR^-rUSCAN PEPPOIS Rt|) >Z6l u| pgpjoaai Jei bert ,, , spections and paperwork. Similarly, FHA eliminates • FRESH PRODUCE • FRANKLIN 8 OZ. , BY POPULAR DEMAND' ' first and intermediate inspections of new homes that FRESH HADDOCK REA D Y BREAST OF VEAL ..*1.09 SHRIMP 4WO. sOeuiep |0 qijPM uo|| GIFT CHEKS FOR . . ‘ 1.19 2/99' -||Ui et'6$ RMI ueqi JPqOiq Flavor lce| | mix I carry the HOW stamp of quality. COUNTRY FAIR BIO ml*1.29 IMIICH’ll MUNCH VEAL STEW BONELESS *1.89 The warranty also is available for condominiums and BLUEBERRIES K 90' CORK as*™' mis S! sjnli!| pqt ing g j Free Corelle By Corning FRESH PERCH FILLETS ..*1.89 WITH THIS COUPON AT I WITH THIS COUFON AT I LYSO L 18 OZ. FREIH 0 0 0 MART GOOD =\ FOOD MART 0 0 0 0 _ town houses, with a few special provisions. WHITEBREAD aoo. CO' PEACHES SSSiinNM 3)*1 ■p92'tA|U09j9MSjaqi9i6l AND MANY OTHER FINE GIFTS UN JULY N THRU . I ■ sun JULY )a T H R U ^ W w I CAMTALOUPESS« VEAL STEW •»«■« *1.29 AT AUGUST I LIMITf 49' SWORDFISH STEAK ,.*2.99 " m V M a S SAT . AUOUST S l I M i r l B i A f TMinBItWlClEIINER ui R||t|M im U! siuapnoe WILL BE EXTENDED ONE PKO O NIEI.'^.|;.rHfl II______I ONE JAR ONE COUPONla______f ? I ..W I i This column invites queries pertaining to government H O STESS COERY HEARTS 70 ' GRAPES SRiar U.99* ^ FOR 8 MORE WEEKS! OUPON PER FAMILYY ” ^"PERFAMUV’ ’’^R FAMILY’ , 3/89' Buiieoq luoj) Bumnsaj services available. We cannot reply to each letter but we sqieap Jig'i gjam ajaqi ir fairness to ouf cuitomers we reserve me rigni lo limit sales lo 3 Dkgs of any iie-" mrcgi wnerp umerwise nnietj Ha-rns odered (or sale not available m case lors o' to omf ’piaii dealers or whoieuleri No! rRlooniiWR lof tvooariohicil Rffors 's3{)8||R)s pjcng iseog will answer as many as possible in these columns. Write S n 01 8U!PJ033V '3sqyj i 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER to “THE U.S. AND YOU” in care of this newspaper.