PAGE FOURTEEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENIN6 HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., May M, 1977 Solon asks probe The weather Inside today Mostly sunny today with high around Area news . .. 12-13 Eklltorial ...... 4 80. Fair tonight, low near 50. Mostly Business...... 11 Family...... 5-« of lottery delay sunny and a little cooler Saturday, high Classified . .. .15-20 H. S. World .... 10 in 70s. Natlonal'weather forecast map Com ics...... 21 O bituaires...... 22 on Page 15. Dear Abby...... 21 Sports...... 14-15 HARTFORD (UPI) —Deputy House Speaker Robert Vicino, D-Bristol, says the loss of |10 million in expected state revenue because of poorly printed lottery tickets should be Investigated. Vicino Wednesday asked Gov. Elia T. Grasso to order a complete report on the matter. "This is a great loss to the people of Connecticut and somebody has to get to the bottom of it,” he said. Children freed by terrorists State gaming officials have postponed unUl July the fourth version of the instant lottery because the firm handling the contract has been unable to produce accep­ table tickets. The game originally was scheduled to b e ^ in February, but its start has been pushed back a number of times because of the ticket problem. Negotiations continue for 50 adults The delay means during the fiscal year beginning July 1 the state will be able to run only two instant lotteries in­ BOVENSMILDE, The Netherlands dependence for their homeland from What the disease was, but officials shortly after the last of the There was no word from the officials said everything was quiet stead of three, resulting in the projected loss. (UPI) — South Moluccan gunmen Indonesia. They have demanded a said the gunmen agreed to the youngsters had left the school, hijacked blue-and-yellow, four-coach this morning, and that water, The contract for the tickets is held by Glendinning today released more than 100 flight out of the country and the release because it had spread to such, “Nature helped us a bit.” train 12 miles away, where at least 56 chocolate milk and sandwiches were Companies of Connecticut Inc., a Westport firm. The children imprisoned four days in a release of 21 jailed comrades. proportions. On Thursday, the gunmen released hostages sat crow d^ in the front two delivered. tickets for the first three instant lotteries were printed by school swept by sickness but still Officials said at least 50 of the Those youngsters who could walk four children — three with infections cars. The train hostages were given food Scientific Games of Atlanta. held five teachers in the school and children released just before dawn boarded buses and others were and one with a congenital heart con­ The grandmother of one young boy ’Thursday for the first time in two Glendinning won the rights to produce the lottery more than 50 passengers on a were suffering from an “infectious carried to a small army of waiting dition. hostage said he told her the children days but one railway official said tickets by submitting a bid 1130,000 lower than the one hijacked train. disease” with symptoms that in­ ambulances for the trip to nearby Despite the release of the were treated well by the gunmen, conditions in the cars — which have made by the Georiga firm. The Dutch government had set the cluded vomiting and diarrhea. They hospitals and medical posts. remaining 102 children, the terrorists “who were very kind.” virtually no toilet faciliteS'*- must be "Saving 1130,000 on a contract and losing $10 million in release of the children as a precondi­ described it as "serious but not Justice Minister Dries van Agt, still held five teachers at gunpoint in Those children found by doctors to “stinking.” revenues isn’t my idea of a good de^l for the State of tion to any negotiations with the fatal.” whb headed the effort to free the the modern, one-story school in the be in good shape were taken to the The estimated 10 gunmen on the Connecticut,” Vicino said. "It looks like the state fired terrorists, who are pressing for in­ Doctors would not say exactly children, said in a radio interview northern village of Bovensmilde. public library for poignant reunions train Thursday hand^ officials two the goose that laid golden eggs and signed a turkey in­ with their parents. letters reportedly asking for medica­ stead.” Said one boy as he embraced his tion for hostages, including a young Mrs. Grasso’s office had no immediate comment. mother, “I want some pancakes now. woman five months pregnant. Mummy.” Also aboard the train was the News the children were being father of two of the children who had released spread rapidly through been held at the school. Bovensmilde, and virtually the entire The gunmen seized the school and Fair trade law village rusheid into the streets. train Monday in coordinated raids The bus carrying away the children patterned after tw o ^ u th Moluccan passed right by a part of the village attacks in the Netherlands 17 months on liquor axed where 750 Moluccans live. They, too, ago. Fourteen of the 21 imprisoned lined the streets and waved. terrorists whom the gunmen want The children waved back happily. HARTFORD (UPI) — Beginning next October, Connec­ freed were jailed in connection with At the scene of the train hijacking. ticut liquor consumers may notice a little extra change in the 1976 takeovers. their pockets when they leave their favorite package store. The House of Representatives Wednesday overwhelmingly approv^ and sent to Gov. Ella T. Congress ignores Grasso a bill repealing the state law that allows liquor manufacturers to set %elf prices in Connecticut. It is estimated consumers will save 7 to 8 per cent on Carter wishes their liquor bills, or roughly 40 cents on every $5.00 purchase. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Morris Even as Carter issued his veto war­ Mrs. Grasso is expected to sim it into law at the Udall, the Arizona congressman who ning, the House Appropriations Com­ earliest opportunity. It would would take effect Oct. 1. wanted to be president, likens mittee was approving a $61 billion "This is the first step toward bringing some equity to current disagreements between labor-health, education and welfare the liquor laws,” said Rep. William Collins, D-Norwalk. Congress and the White House to the measure containing $1.4 billion more "We’re not here to protect the liquor industry. I Uiink it’s mating dance of wild ducks — a lot of than Carter wanted. about time we did something for consumers.” sound and fury signifying love. The same committee defied Carter ’The House voted 132-5 to repeal the state’s so-called But the hot and cold romance Wednesday by okaying 17 water fair trade laws, one of three price markups guaranteed chilled anew Thursday with Congress projects he wanted stopped. And the the liquor industry by Connecticut statutes. ’The other two advancing a third measure in three Senate Tuesday bucked the President guaranteed markups are the wholesale minimum days that President Carter threatens by approving a five-year omnibus markup, 11 per cent, and the retail minimum markup, to veto. The President, in his most farm measure with higher price sup­ 21.5 per cent. pointed warning yet, said he would ports for grain growers than Carter The House voted earlier this year to repeal the fair Farewell, chuckholes, farewell “reserve the right to say no when calls acceptable. trade laws, but the Senate added two amendments to the necessary.” House approval of changes in clean bill and sent it back to the House. ’The amendments limit Employes of The Half Co. were busy Thursday com­ Urban Systems Project on the two streets leaves only Congress ignored administration air legislation was a victory for auto the power of the state’s Liquor Control Commission. wishes in another area. The House manufacturers and union members One prevents the panel from revoking a retailer’s pleting paving work near the intersection of W. Middle minor parts of the work to be finished. He expects that the T ^ .-a n d Adams St. Jay J. Giles, director of public works, entire job will be done in about two weeks. (Herald photo agreed' to delay and weaken auto and it could signal later trouble for liquor license simply because he cannot pay his wholesale exhaust standards favored by Carter Carter’s proposed tax on gas guzzling bill within 30 days. ’The other prevents the commission by Dunn) said that the completion of the paving connected with the and opposed by auto makers. cars and increased gasoline taxes. from removing the liquor license of a retailer who has Modification in the standards and been arrested but not convicted of violating the law. The Senate in other environmental the timetable for meeting them was Passage of the amendments Wednesday was a victory action passed new safety standards a “complete copout to the manufac­ for Sen. Robert Houley, D-Somers, who has been for oil tankers making U.S. turers ... just as if they had written it quarreling with Rep. John Giordano, DrEast Haven for Carter goes to sea in submarine deliveries. And it approved a jobs the past week. themselves,” said Rep. Paul Rogers, program for youth. D-Fla. ■ Houley, who led this year’s fight to repeal all three of CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) stood atop the high sail (bridge) of Naval Academy graduate and former United States now has 108 nuclear the state’s liquor pricing laws, has maintained the Liquor ~ Resident Carter went to sea today the black, cigar-shaped boat as it was submariner. He was accompanied by submarines and 31 more are either Control Commission is too closely tied to the industry it aboard the nuclear attack submarine nursed from dock by two tugs at 9; 15 Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover, the being built or authorized. regulates. Los Angeles, one of the nation’s a.m. EDT for a nine-hour Atlantic President’s hero and chief developer Reporters were barred from As Houley sat in the House gallery, Giordano led a fight de.adliest weapons, to inspect first cruise — first such trip ever for a of the nuclear Navy. making the trip on the highly on the floor to reject the Senate amendments. If he had hand “ the capabilities and President. Immediately after boarding the classified, high-speed Los Angeles, Today’s summary succeeded, the bill would have gone to a special Senate- limitations of our strategic force.” “I’m glad to be aboard. I’ve been sub, the Carters want into the war­ which is designed to search out and House coniference committee. Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, looking forward to it,” said Carter, a droom, the officers mess where a destroy enemy submarines. It Compiled from United Press Internatlonel table that seats 10 was laden with carries special torpedoes, but not coffee cups and a silver bowl of fruit. long-range nuclear missiles. Plainfield results As he and Mrs. Carter stood in the “I want to learn first-hand about State announced plans to move its Hebron infant dies middle of the room, Rickover gave a the capabilities and limitations of our chemical division with about 140 mnMiDBM I Mi iq short briefing on nuclear sub­ strategic force,” Carter earlier told HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. employes from New York City to n t t FKT - w » ■ ■ TMliANp m tM IM marines, extolling the capabilities of reporters about the trip. No other Grasso says despite projections of Fairfield, Conn., in 1979. Gov. IVTTMBCNHIiq H IN iW IJI i n 3.N iM ) lUI submarines to win wars. He said the U.S. president has ever submerged a potential $140 million revenue Ella T. Grasso said the move 1-Rh M IlN IlN IKilN in fall from car would create 200 jobs in Fai|;field. MUhM IN W*klU|UlUtN on a nuclear submarine. gap, she won’t propose a personal IKIIM hiMilUpMmiiN A two-year-old girl from Hebron car driven by her mother, Mrs. income tax as the solution to the MMUIlUltSlN TriMi M4 fUl UMIM WASHINGTON - Saudi TiM l-M tmN TMBamt) died Thursday afternoon after she Lorraine D. Nelson, 29, of Hebron. problem. fell out of a car and was struck by a 'The car was coming out of Mott’s Arabia's oil minister Sheik IN IN IN • ImM IN IN IN Shop-Rite parking lot at 587 E. Mid­ Rockville child Ahmad Zaki Yamani will not rule IN IN t m IlN IN second vehicle at the exit of a private ESSEX — Kenneth Krezel, IN IlM IN parking lot on E. Middle Tpke. dle Tpke. and turning east onto the owner of the Ivoryton Playhouse, out the use of oil as a weapon TKlUl IK NN ^ lU p N U IN MMi IN tM tlllN Julie Nelson was prononced dead turnpike when the child fell out of the the nation's first commercial against the West — but says he TiM 14-3 iN WN MbMUIpNimN car and was struck by a vehicle dies from burns summer stock theater, said would rather talk peace and Ml Mb uTiiU mN TMi 441 pu mriN by an emergency room physician at mii-um Manchester Memorial Hospital directly behind. The second car was Thursday the playhouse will close cooperation. 4Mb TN IN IN shortly after the accident which oc­ driven by William F. Shaw, 72, of 630 David Skiba, 23-month-old son of his body suffered in a fire in the base­ because of poor attendance and 1-MiMI IN IN IN IN IN ItailM IN IMwib UN IN curred about 1:40 p.m. Lydall St. Mr.l^and Mrs. Daniel Skiba of 89 ment of his home. financial problems. INDIANAPOLIS — Accused 1K3U7 m IbMM IN Brian Nelson, 4, brother of the vic­ Windsor Ave., Rockville, died The fire was reported about 9:30 killer Manuel Lee Robinson has MM IM MINN IK NN She died of a fractured skull, ac­ MnhlUMtUN MbbUIpNIIIN cording to state assistant medical tim, was also in the passenger in the Thursday afternoon at the Shriner's a.m. and Rockville firemen were on WETHERSFIELD - Sales of told police he may go to jail for TiMi 414 M tinui MHb7UpHtHN examiner Robert R. Keeney. back seat of the car at the time of the Burn Center in Boston. the scene about four minutes later. Connecticut’s lottery tickers have the multimillion dollar robbery­ n an tmb a n iq TtMi 7-41M W N » « | ■ MNNNnn inninaBj^jil Manchester police said today, as accident. The baby was rushed to the center Two firemen went into the smoke- slumped and the director, John F. slaying of grocery store heiress Mm TNi in in in The accident is still under in­ by State Police helicopter with se­ filled basement and brought the baby Winchester, says “something is Marjorie V. Jackson, but that l4IMb IN IN MIIUMr UN IN iN far as can be determined, the child MM mm UN 41^ 1 Mm i n in fell out of an open back window of the vestigation by police. cond and third-degree burns all over out. He was then rushed to Rockville radically wrong. From a peak of he'll be a millionaire when he gets IK HN 74Mr », h* UN General Hospital. Mbb Nl mM inn IKNN 1.1 million a day, sales have out because he has that much tatablUMINlN m m i m m i u n At Rockville General he was given sagged to a low last week of only money stashed with a friend. TiMb U4 |N ININ fM H blN pM pN emergency treatment and a call went ■>11411(11 IiMi 447 pN S m m $750,610. in for the helicopter to rush him to 44M UN IN IN anan 4ii iq A.' f / WASHINGTON - The HbUMb IN IN 4Nm M i n in in the burn center. Rockville Hospital government’s barometer of future IM ilill IN 4M im IN IN lU ?-. Local solon displeased Regional TKIIN 4Mm M | in officials reported him in very critical economic activity rose a MM IN pN INN IK UN E’A s ' , MMilUMfUN M M lUpNIlIN condition when he left there. BOSTON — Opponents of a bill moderate 0.5 per cent in April, an TiMi 414 pU koM hiMilUpNtN.N The helicopter landed at Legion implementing a one-third reduc­ indication that the economy will m m a m m is t 7iMl 444 p u Su n Field on West St. and stopped in m m m m tm rauni TMB a n iq tion in the size of the show continued growth this IN IN IN with state’s new budget Danielson to pick up State Police summer, the Commerce Depart­ 44MMIM IN IN 4Mn Inabi 17N IN IN Massachusetts House win a tem­ l4MlMbr IN 41Mb IM IN IN Surgeon Albert T. Lojko. A nurse and porary delay in the enactment of ment said today. 1KNN Mhppi'ilCbr m - an inhalation specialist from the measure which is now M M ilM M tU I 7KNN By GREG PEARSON He said that he feels the budget Rep. Theodore Cummings (D-12th) Rockville General also accompanied MliibIMpMtIN ■ lUM ItnN might have been too generous in in­ expected, to be finally acted on WASHINGTON - U. N. Am­ Iilbib 441 pM ^ 444fpilfqillN Heralil Reporter also feels the budget is sound. the baby. bassador Andrew Young says the creasing welfare benefits. “It is a conservative budget that next week. ttmjtr* jn A Manchester legislator who The plane arrived at Logan Airport United States should adopt a serves on the Appropriations Com­ “I think that the governor’s budget tries to meet needs in the most in Boston about 1 p.m. and a waiting MALDEN, Mass. — Officials are “wait and see " attitude with mittee is displeased with the final in this area was plenty,” Mahoney critical areas,” he said. ambulance rushed the baby to the investigating a gas leak from a regard to Cuban presence in state budget of $1.915-billion, but two said. Gov. Grasso’s original request He said that it provides “limited center where he died about an hour Plainfield entries newly installed main, the ap­ Ethiopia. “Cubans are people," other local legislators feel that the was increased in the final budget. improvements” to the poor and also later. parent cause of an explosion that he said, they might help. M l 411 711 411 IMIN budget is basically a good one. “They’re not the only people who increases the salaries of state The cause of the fire is still under NI7IKINI I. IL'i M IM l.ln«Mthp need help,” he said of the decision to literally blew Herbert Arbo, 58, tIM M M M I l i a u !1.1 ’ Gov. Ella Grasso Tuesday took no employes. investigation but Vernon Police said III IN INHMlMb INMM Ti 1. MU Mb increase welfare benefits by ten per He also said that improvements for and his wife Ann, 51, out of bed International LMilbb iMMibIbl action on the budget, neither signing it is believed to have been accidental. IM M ImM cent. “They forget the retired, those business, such as a drop in taxes on and onto their front lawn. They LUIn ■11 'H.iisni,'-’ I Mb Ml it nor vetoing it. This step allowed Reportedly the baby wandered into STOCKHOLM - Swedish of­ IH'ilbp w-lI es> mnM «t..mnif on Social Security, and even those machinery and incentives for ' were unharmed. IMiMI I.ilblNI W the document to become law. the basement when his mother went ficials said today they probably IMpI {.] IWMiiiji T i 7. M Mb who work for a living.” creating new jobs, are included. lUnMlMI I tM M ’ilN I MbI M “I think the governor should have to answer the telephone. will not expel a Soviet engineer Ml 1 411 signed it or vetoed it. Personally, I Sen. David Barry (D-4th) agreed “Overall, it certainly tries to im­ BOSTON — The extended out­ who hijack^ an Aeroflot airliner i Sm Mi ' I I. M ta n 41 l-MM that the governor should have either prove the business picture in the look for Southern New England, MI41I I. ifaM ifaHrLM wish she had vetoed it and given us from Latvia to Stockholm by IF n 141 IM IM b r signed or vetoed the budget. state,” Cummings said. Sunday through Tuesday: Fair IMI In 41 I ail Mh 4i 1 another shot at it,” Rep. Francis pretending to carry explosives un­ i m Tim m “I would prefer to have action Unlike Mahoney and Barry, Cum­ Town hall to close weather through the period. IIMM Mahoney (D-13th), a member of the der his jacket. 141 Nights Monday-Saturday from 7PM. Saturday matinee 12 noon. Admission $1.75. Reserved seals $2.30, $3.(X), $4.00, admission incl. Matinee $2.(X), first come, first served. Information: 549-7010. rather than inaction on all bills,” he mings was not disturbed by the Daytime highs in the 70s Sunday IM p Mi I 7. H 7. In tl_ '•{7.1______Appropriations Committee, said. on Memorial Day llUlhi Reservations: 249-1371. Major credit cards. Dining from 6PM. I-9I north of Hanford at East-West Service Road, parking at the Fronton. Check local bus company for direct service. said. But, he feels the budget is a governor’s failure to either approve and in the 80s Monday and ISM i Iim I UMB m I-* I SmW Tun Mahoney said that members of the' TEL AVIV, Israel — Menahem M l 411 Ml 411 good one. The Municipal Building in Tuesday. Overnight lows general­ I.taATMl LIWilip committee "went through the mill” or reject the budget. He called her Begin’s right-wing Likud bloc will lU n b l I "I think it’s put together pretty action “part of politics.” Manchester will be closed Monday in ly in t ^ ^ . M l 411 rVIHIt ni 41 i H i m iMbi during the budgetmaking process. He reconsider the decision to appoint 41 4 ______I Map Mm well, particularly because there’s no He also said that she still hoTds con­ observance of Memorial Day. LiriM U p I INm Cb n lU 'ib b b p t b Mb expressed concern about the coali­ ' Moshe Dayan as foreign minister ICbM-iW I7MIM 1 74. MM* tion of Democrats and Republicans tax raise involv^,” he said. trol over department spending and Emergency telephone numbers for ^latlonal iC M n 1].| 1 MMn MM because of growing opposition to la W lM >; llfiSadSl “The budget does more in assisting can call for restrictions if she feels IM b lM I.M pMMm t I MMibhpM '-iasSfiiI.irilWmr that endorsed the final product. the day are: Higliway Department, the former defense minister, ITnIn '■UombpbN “They’ve gotten us into the mess towns than the last one did,” Barry- that they are necessary. 649-5070; Refuse, 649-1886; and NEW YORK — Exxon Corp. has. li Likud sources said today. HnNirnbiMtaM we’re in,” he said. said. Sanitary Sewer and Water, 649-9697. IVJr 1 (uaat KM " PnMi biq 't/ PAGE TWO- — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ May 27, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977- PAGE THREE State revamp plan Pension dispute case sent to governor hearing continued

HARTFORD (UPI) - For 40 John Filer to study how to make A "show cause” hearing involving sion plan. ’The four women say that years, Connecticut has been con­ Connecticut’s government more ef­ four paraprofessional employes of they were erroneously left out of the sidering various plans to reorganize ficient and more accountable. Manchester’s Board of Education pension plan when they began its state government. The legislature The bill approved by the legislature has been continued until June 9. working for the school system. has finally adopted one. resembles the Filer package in The hearing was started Thursday All are now members of the plan, The House of Representatives several respects. However, the with opening arguments and has been but they want to received credit from Thursday approved 130-13 and sent to legislative plan does not consolidate continued until the June date, Atty. the time they first worked for the Gov. Ella T. Grasso a master plan to the state’s sprawling human services William Collins, who is handling the town. reorganize state government similar bureaucracy as much as the Filer .s case for the town, said. Atty. Collins is handling the case to ones adopted by 26 other states in panel wanted. The four employes have taken legal because Town Counsel Victor I. recent years. Mrs. Grasso is Also, a handful of state agencies action against the town because they Moses previously ruled in favor of expected to sign the bill into law. managed to divorce themselves from V,. have not been allowed to make the employes making the retroactive The Democrat-controlled House the "superagencies” in which they retroactive payments into the pen­ payments. resisted Republican attempts to were originally supposed to be in­ tamper with the consolidation bill for cluded. almost four hours and then rubber- As a result, the Commission on stamped a plan approved by the Fire Prevention and Controi, with its Scholarship fete set Senate earlier this week. $170,000 budget, will enjoy the same Under the measure, the state’s status as the Department of En­ Employe honored more than 200 departments, boards vironmental Protection, which Doris Remmey, a secretary in the Engineering Department, was The Manchester Scholarship Foun- are transferring to other institutions. spends millions of dollars a year. and agencies would be herded into 23 honored Thursday as the Public Works Employe of the Year. James ^eml^^^ wpHnp""“v* The awards ceremony is coor­ so-called superagencies over the next House Republicans attempted to for Wednesday, dinated by Richard Sartor assisted NEIPSIC GOLF COURSE, give several other agencies Breitenfeld, left, executive director of the Greater Manchester g 30 p.m. in the two years. by N. William Knight, Nicholas 135 NtIpalo Rd., QlMtonbury No one would lose his job and no "superagency” status. But the Chamber of Commerce, and Joseph Hachey, right, assistant Manchester High School cafeteria. Krascella, Mrs. Charles Morse and programs would be abolished in the Democrats held together and treasurer of Manchester State Bank, present Mrs. Remmey with Students receiving awards, their Mrs. James Gerrity. first year of reorganization. But law­ defeated the amendments. parents, representatives from local We’re Open In All Kinds After several hours of futile ef­ savings bonds as part of her award. (Herald photo by Pearson) makers would ultimately be required organizations presenting awards, and MsnchMtsr Evening Herald of WEATHER — EVERYDAY to evaluate the performance of 100 forts, House Minority Leader Gerald the public are invited. Publlih«d n t r y svaning except state agencies to see if they were Stevens, R-Mllford, threw In the Scholarships will be awarded to Sundeye and holidays. Entered at the YEAR ROUND Including serving a useful purpose. towel and withdrew seven Doris Remmey named Mencheitar, Conn. Poet Otflce as Se­ graduating high school seniors who cond C lu e Mall Matter. Last year, Mrs. Grasso established amendments GOP lawmakers had in­ are Manchester residents, and to FAMILY DAY ON SUNDAYS a special study group headed by Aet­ tended to introduce. Manchester resident students at Suggested Carrier Rates na Life & Casualty Co. President top worker of year Payable In Advance DAILY LUNCHEON8 & DINNERS Manchester Community College who Single copy...... 16C W eekly...... 90a Greater Manchester Chamber of One m onth...... 13.90 IN THE NEIPSIC MANOR Doris Remmey, a secretary in the Thren montha ...... $11.70 AARP unit installs Town of Manchester’s Engineering Commerce, contractor’s division, Six m o n th !...... $23.40 Located on Scenic Neipsic each presented Mrs. Remmey with a One y e a r ...... $46.00 Department, has been named the Mall Rate! Upon Requeit Golf Course, Glastonbury Outstanding Public Works Employe $25 savings bond. Subtcribera who fall to receive officers Wednesday their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. of 1977. I ooMcncut stin lornrr should telephone the circulation Jay J. Giles, director of public department, 647-9946. Food by PAGANI’S The Connecticut Northeast and hostesses are asked to be at The works, announced the award About town Chapter of the American Association Colony by 11:30 a.m. for a installa­ Thursday in observance of National Thursday’s daily of Retired Persons (AARP) will tion rehearsal. Public Works Week, which ends 215 observe its eighth annual birthday Mrs. Gregan has requested 15 Saturday. 85-Yellow-586 and installation of officers on more hostesses. Those wishing to Mrs. Remmey was recommended Maranatha Christian Coffee House Wednesday, June 1, at 12:30 p.m. at volunteer are asked to call Mrs. for the award by Town Engineer is open to alL interested teen-agers The Colony in Talcottville. It will be Gregan at 643-4850. Walter Senkow. She has worked in and young adults tonight from 8 to 11 — plUB — a luncheon meeting. Entertainment will be provided by the department for over nine years at Calvary Church, 647 E. Center St. [TAMARIND SEED] The installing officer will be Mrs. Robert J. Burke, pianist, and Louis and is the first woman to win the Evelyn W. Gregan, past president, Lawrence, vocalist, accompanied by Public Works Employe of the Year Correction FRL SAT. SUN. MON. Qji [/isrHARimo and a member of the National Hetty Potamianos. honor, which has been presented for 0 l.“ T : DRIVE IN 5 2 8 - 7 4 4 8 Legislative Council. The chapter’s last trip of the several years. She will be leaving the Members of the Perennial Planters All officers, members of the board season will be to Restland position later this year when she and Garden Club planted flowers at of directors, nominating committee Farms, Northford, on July 20. her husband, Lewis, move to Penn­ Munro Parklet Thursday and not the MANCHESTER sylvania. Manchester Garden Club. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A "Doris’s motivation and perfor­ NOW TO TUESDAY Alpha Omega mance have been outstanding, not Wed. Thure. **STAR*' 1:36 Theater schedule only for the Engineering Division but JACK LEMMON WALTDIfMKy ’^FREEBIE’* 10:30 Fri. Sat. Sun. **FREEBIE" 1:28 FRIDAY for the entire Town of Manchester,” “AIRPORT 77“ Inn EVES $2.00 • M A TIN EES 90* "STA R" 10118 Giles said. Wed. Thure. FrI. 7:20-9d» Burnside Theater 1 — "It's Star is Born” 10:15: "Freebie Over 40 Yean ol UMXcalled Sarilce B at A Mon. 2 M 7 M 9:20 StR€ISfil1D on Route 44A "It has been very comforting to Bun. 2KK) 4:10 7:20 9:20 SHAOOVOlAe Alive” 7:30-9:05 and the Bean" 8:25 know that Doris Remmey is an 0')76 «al’ 36AEi KRIStOPteRSOn overlooking Bolton Lake Burnside Theater 2 — U.A. Theater 1 — "The employe of the Public Works Depart­ Open 24 Hours Dally TECmiCIXOfl* "Young Frankenstein” 7:25- Sting" 7:00-9:15 ment. Employes like Doris make my FOR EMERIXNCY SERVICE PLUS ...... THIS SUNDAY...... 9:15 U.A. Theater 2 — "Cross ol fi WHY EAT job and Walter Senkow’s job easier,” East Hartford Drive-In — Iron" 7:00-9:00 : RCUUS 15 . 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1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri,, May 27. 1977- PAGE FIVE ^ PAGE FOUR- - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977 r T-1 triiiiivffVKTirfiiwi Births Sim iiug lirralb gL£S5 /^O^AMy and Judith A. Hutchinson and Bonnie Durler Caron of Mrs. Ronald Durler of 64 Manchester — A City of Village Charm Knowlet, L|ena Sharon Reid Robertson of n o iit ic s Wilton, Monica May, Davis of 86 Range Hill Dr., 151 Terrace Dr., Vernon. Farm Dr., East Hartford. Meredith, daughter of 117 Lenox St. He was bom (• S0« our $el0Ctlon of cards tor Founded Oct. 1. 1881 daughter of William J. and Vernon. He was bora May He was born May 20 at His paternal grandparents William H. and Judith May 22 at Manchester Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International bless daddk Wannetta LaFrancois 24) a t Manchester Manchester Memorial are Mr. and Mrs. Alberle l l ^ r s o n Snow Knowles of Stafford Memorial Hospital. His dad and grad Wilson of 88 Oak St. she Memorial Hospital. His Hospital. His maternal Caron of 32 Ronda Dr., Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Springs. She was born May maternal grandparents are w* havt a wondtrful ■•aortmantl w as born May 20 a t maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and South Windsor. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. 16 at home. Her maternal Mr. and h&s. John F. Reid BLESS tm£ red Sox Manchester Memorial Phyllis Jackwin and A.W. By GREG PEARSON grandparents are Mr. and of 137 Parker St. His pater­ Harold E. Turkington, Managing Edltor Hospital. Her maternal Hutchinson, both of Ver­ Mrs. G. Walter Snow of nal grandfather is Tom B. grandparents are Mr. and non. His paternal grand­ In the service AND B L E S S THE LADIES WHO Mrs. Ray LaFrancois of 72 Waquoit, Mass., formerly Robertson Sr. of Seminole, of Manchester. Her pater­ Fla. His paternal great- parents are Stanley Davis ” 1.....nr'rrnTrri»>«rv:--»i( every Opinion Devon Dr. Her paternal of Ellington and Doris nal grandparents are Mr. grandparents are Mr. and John T. Kennedy, son of in 1976 and has selected a little defeated by a 24-12 vote of the Senate. grandmother is Leatha Davis of South Windsor. He PLANTED M l THOSE ^lYooTlfULL Manchester’s two state senators and Mrs. Donald Knowles Mrs. Ralph N. Hubbard of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph position in the carpentry the miracle of main itreit | thing A House petition could still be filed Backus of 571 Hartford Rd. has a sister, Jennifer Anne, were on opposite sides during a bat­ Her maternal great- of Stafford Springs. She Sanbornville, N.H. He has Kennedy of 81 Alison Dr., specialist career field. He downtown manchester to force a vote in the Senate, but the 2. tle over the Bottle Bill earlier this grandparents are and has a brother, Wade, 7; and a brother, Michael, Vh. South Windsor, has departed for basic training FLOWERS IN M u m PARKLET. week. petition would have to have 76 Mrs. Lewis LaChance and a sister, Cara, 2. enlisted in the U.S. Air at Lackland Air Force Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, who signatures by June 1, less than one Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Jeremy Caron, Douglas Force. Base near San Antonio, Freedom from presides over the Senate, ruled that a week away. LaFrancois, all of Maine. Robertson, Seth Hub­ Ellsworth, son of Gary E. Michael, son of Michael B. He was graduated from Tex. on May 25. petition requesting a Senate vote on Barry has supported the Bottle Bill bard, son of Tom Jr. and South Windsor High School the bill was invalid. in past years when it has failed in the smut One of those who had originally state legislature. Hannon has said challenged the petition was Sen. that he favors the anti-litter bill, which was proposed as an alternative iCollage note^ The so-called victimless magazines; no one is forced to George Hannon (D-3rd), who ALL STORES crimes of pornography and read them. represents all of East Hartford and to the Bottle Bill. ’The anti-litter bill would tax businesses for litter CLOSED prostitution are turning out to “ But once the stuff spills part of Manchester. One of those who Carol Jean Hokanson of challenged Killian’s rejection of the cleanup. MEMORIAL DAY be not so victimless after all. onto the street — on theater Manchester, received an petition was Sen. David Barry (D-4th) A.S. degree in child study MON., MAY 30 The situation is most acute marquees or posters, in A bill proposed by Rep. Francis FRIDAY,Holiclaysale SATURDAY & SUNDAY i f who represents part of Manchester from Lasell Junior College Mahoney (D-13th) has been killed in New Sunday in New York, the city that storefront windows or newss­ and several surrounding towns. on May 14. She was Store Hours: epitomizes so much that is tand displays — the privacy of The bill would ban fliptop cans and the State Senate for this year. ’The graduate with honors. 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. good and bad in American those outside is assaulted...If require a three-to-five-cent deposit bill would have permitted the on bottles. The proposal, modeled Probate Court to grant name Leigh Ann Curtis of society. The Times Square the people wish to forbid public Manchester, received an after similar laws in effect in Oregon changes. Such requests are presently area, especially, has become exhibition which displays some handled exclusively in Superior A.S. degree in child study OEHUMIOIFIERS AND FANS! ‘ and Vermont, has generally been on May 14 from Lasell the world’s greatest center of of those who are trying to Court. backed by environmentalists and op­ Junior College. sex for sale. If the visitor’s enjoy their clear right to use posed by business and labor, who Mahoney said that a member of the eyes are not assailed by the streets and sidewalks free fear increased expenses and loss of Senate requested that the bill, which theater marquees and of assault, there is no First jobs in the bottle industry. Sup­ had been passed by the House, be General Electric sent back to committee. The request peepshow signs promising the Amendment reason that ought porters of the bill, however, feel that Manchester I Carry Cool the returnable-bottle setup would was granted, thus ending the bill’s utmost in salacious entertain- to stand in the way.’’ 4,000 BTU-7 Amp create more jobs than it would chances of passage for this session. «hospItelnwMiiwtf^ Air Conditioner mertt, his person is accosted by First Amendment eliminate. Atty. Hillery Gallagher of brazen ladies of the evening — handwringers might pay some ’The bill has been approved by both Manchester had suggested the Discharged Monday: Dora Our or morning or afternoon. attention to Rembar. It was he the House of Representatives and the legislation to Mahoney. Gallagher Hoyt, 43 Foley St.; Betty Low Price While it may be true that who won the landmark legal Senate, hut in different forms. ’Thus, recently handled a case for a client Saunders, Glastonbury; from Korea who had become a Mildred Kerin, 29 Lewis Dr., pornography and prostitution battles which freed “ Lady a petition drive was started in the South Windsor; Anna Senate to force a vote on the bill as naturaiized citizen. A younger child are victimless in that no one is Chatterley’s Lover” and “ Fan­ FEA power struggle Augustlnsen, 384 Doming St., passed by the House. was born in the U nit^ States and South Windsor; Charlotte forced to patronize either ny Hill” (how innocent they Sens. Hannon and James Murphy was not a naturalized citizen. Thus, Porterfield, 178 Oak Grove product ( Metzenbaum has called that case Wesley Gryk Jr., East Catholic lUNkMUlWO Daily lOi.m to9 30p m. Season and we find her worth waiting the new black soil with a spade. ’The iV '. Saturday 9am to 9 M p m . to the attention of FEA in warning High School senior, is named as a 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-City Shopping Center Sunday 9am to2 pm. ‘‘No, I don’t believe In CAPITAL punishment. . . but I do for because of the delights she brings schoolboy finds joyously that release believe there should be some punishment In the CAPITOLI" that Smith may be occupying his post Presidential Scholar of 1967 by Presi­ illegally, sources tell us. her suitors. This is the season when. from the durance of the classroom is dent Johnson. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27. 1977— PAGE SEVEN PAGE Six: _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ May 27, 1977 Fresh Air Fund WINF w eek ly WINNERS Massaro’Paris E Carter trying to widen needs area help 100 FREE S&H Carolyn R. Paris of Marlborough and Stephen Michael GREEN STAMPS Massaro of Manchester, were married May 7 at St. John U.S. foreign policy The Fresh Air Fund itiated by the Rev. Willard with a $10.00 purchase Fisher Church in I^rllMrough. Program, through which Parson of Pennsylvania The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Paris By HELEN THOMAS children from New York some 100 years ago after he on foreign policy. He is new at it. But even if he tears a of Marlborough. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and visit the 12 Eastern had v isit^ New York City. UPI White House Correspondent few pages out of the old book, he believes he can write hfrs. Michael Massaro of 57 White St. seaboard states for two It began with a few Manchester West Hartford WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter has decided some new history. The Rev. Felix Maguire of St. John Fisher Church weeks each summer, is children visiting in the Glastonbury! the time has come for the United States to broaden the 30-year-oId-deadlock celebrated the nuptial Mass. The church was decorated W e^rsfield seeking host families. country, and now the figure base of its foreign policy— to move from total reliance on with carnations and gladioli. Dennis and Kathy Sheridan MONEY 8AviRg?^gysi In the Middle East, he is striving to break a 30-year-old The youngsters all come is close to 15,000 children the Atlantic Alliance and anti-communism to a new view deadlock which will permit Israel to be a secure nation sang and played guitar. from poor families and each year, many of whom COUPON SAVIMGS^^ " of an emerging world. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an and at the same time require her to return conquered range in age from five to 12 have never gone camping, He believes that the post World War II fears that Arab lands. ivory chiffon gown enhanced with imported Alencon lace years. The children are seen a mountain, taken a FREE motivated U.S. policy also limited its scope and forced and seed pearls and designed with Empire waist, full- On Cuba, Carter has made strides toward restoration of selected without regard to dip into the sea. MARKET PACK OP America to abandon its values. length Bishop sleeves of pleated chiffon. Queen Anne diplomatic relations. race, color or religion. All The youngsters will be ANNUAL FLOWER or VEBETABLE In a major address on foreign policy at the University neckline. She wore a matching Victorian picture hat and In Africa, Carter has taken a bold stance, permitting receive physicals a day or visiting this area from July SEEDS of Notre Dame commencement. Carter said: controversial U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, a former carried a bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and baby’s 13 to July 26. Interested so before arrival. *5 PURCHASE Confident of future civil rights leader, to speak out forcefully, while the breath. A host family incurs lit­ families may contact Mrs. WITH Mrs. Linda Bartolucci of Niantic, was her sister’s WITH COUPON “Being confident of our own future, we are now free of United States takes a strong stand in favor of majority tle expense. ’The program Heidi DuMouchel, 643- matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Elizabeth EAST HARTFORD NURSERY that inordinate fear of Communism which once led us to black rule. provides transportation, 2585; Mrs. Mary Mean, 875- ^ r r y of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister; Miss ■ ' 1378 SILVER LANE embrace any dictator who joined us in our fear. For too insurance, medical, etc. 1954; or Mrs. Rosemary Elizabeth Paris of Marlborough, the bride’s sister; and ■ EAST HARTFORD 569-0800 [ many years we have been willing to adopt the flawed The program was in- Gibbs, 749-2451. Miss Jacqueline St. Cyr of Marlborough. principles and tactics of our adversaries, some Fred Annuli of Manchester served as best man. Ushers WINF MONEY SAVER were Robert Paris of Marlborough, the bride’s brother; COUPON SAVINGS James Barry of Manchester; and Peter Bartolucci THE i moral poverty.” - Good Sunday thru Thursday -OPEN of Niantic. Conservation van ’The President said U.S. policy was guided by . A reception was held at the Glastonbury Hills Country In the service WORLD ASSORTED that Soviet expansion must be contained and “t Club, after which the couple left for Florida and the ALMANACKS responding belief in the importance of an Bahamas. DONUT HOLES 0 In San Francisco. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is preparing emergency plans for “rolling Tonite, Saturday A Sunday Richard A. Saulnier, son Mrs. Massaro is employed at United Bank & Trust Co. LIMIT 3 DOZEN blackouts” over vast areas of California this summer because of a hydroelectric power shor­ sides of Atlantic.” in Hartford. Mr. Massaro is co-owner of West Side Italian of Mr. and Mrs. George doz. Saulnier of 137 Overlook Q&A PER CUSTOMER tage caused by two-year drought. The blackouts are a “very real possibility” and could Long on rhetoric Kitchen. (Schmidt photo) Mrs. Stephen M. M assaro Adam’s Warehouse Rd., South Windsor, has affect nearly half of the state’s population. PG&E plans to take to the road to tell the story The President was long on rhetoric and short 1. What U.S. state was named specifics. But it is cle enlisted in the U. S. Air for a place in another state? of energy conservation with this 40-foot mobile trailer which houses a wide variety of dis­ ^ SPECIAL OFFER Force. 2. The governor of which U.S. I ■ « Mandiester United States get more ^ Next to Slop A Shop plays designed to show practical methods of conserving energy in the home. (UPI photo) state receives the highest Latin America, which h He was graduated from salary? WINF MONEY SAVER_fcA Z 3J08SS8U1 U8ipui U8 JO ajjs ‘8(U8AlXs Rag. $1.89 for ^rolling blackouts’ Zinc tablets may help Base in San Antonio, Tex. A new world -uudc] ‘Xan8A 8u| uioXm “It’s a new world, but America should not fear it. It joj paui8u ‘SuiuioXai T representatives have been 24 oz. only* SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) of California this summer possibility’’ and could new world and we should help to shape it. It is a N SALE don’t develop an adequate visiting major customers DEAR DR. LAMB - can expect to recover my A few years ago Dr. ]W lth Coupon — Pacific Gas & Electric because of a hydroelectric affect nearly half the About three months ago I sense of taste and smell? Robert I. Henkin, now at number of new taste buds. Expires Co. is preparing emergen­ power shortage caused by state’s population as well to set up “emergency plan­ 1000s OF ITEMS 1 am in te re s te d in Georgetown University’s You might as well try the 6/2 ning” because the crisis contracted a virus. As a cy pians for “rolling the two-year drought. ’The as manufacturers, televi­ vision. result I lost my sense of knowing just what Center for Molecular zinc tablets and see if they tsm blackouts” over vast areas blackouts are a ’’very real sion and radio stations and season is May to October Factory - Over Runs - happened, how physicians will help you. I am not sur­ and overloads “could start taste and smell. On the ad­ Nutrition and Sensory ■ MONEY SAVER I persons in “life-and-death vice of my physician I treat this loss and what can Disorders, discovered that prised that the vitamin C situations” connected to any time with a hot spell or Close Outs INSTALLED ANYWHERE IN CONN. began taking vitamin C be done in the future to pre­ zinc deficiencies were tablets didn’t help you. Tc o u p o n s a v i n g s ^ iron lungs and home kidney major outage.” NOTICE 9 ruFt Widefftiij X 100 Ft. Long Fire department updating tablets and found these of vent a recurrence. related to many of these There is no earthly reason machines, PG&E says. He said, however, the PUBUC NOTICE YO U N A M E m little no value. I am still A person never values all problems. There are many why they would. Your loss TOM MY’S PIZZERIA list of handicapped The utility said the situa­ utility has specific controls • SINCE 1946 so blackouts would be unable to taste or smell of his senses until he is causes for a zinc deficien­ of taste has nothing to do 25« OFF A SMALL PIZZA The Town Fire Department is currently updating its tion is critical despite ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS MANCHESTER PARKADE Formarly Scutty with a vitamin C deficien­ • C OM PtinLY WSTIILUD ON carefully shared among BOARD OF DIRECTORS anything and have been without some of them for cy, including a few cases of 35‘ OFF A MEDIUM PIZZA file on handicapped persons and needs information on any purchases of alternative told by some people that I as long as I have been. cancer, so anyone with cy. YOUR U S E • COLO MR businesses and residents. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT oa *289 50« OFF A LARGE PIZZA new handicapped Manchester residents. energy sources from other NEXT T ' DAM’8 APPLE Some people with your PG&E has area “blocs” Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of may find this lack of senses DEAR READER - You such a problem should cer­ -CALL DAY, NI9HT INCLUDING SUNDAY8- ORIQINAL TOMMY’S The files are relied upon to assure that fire fighters are firms. problem s and a zinc and would try to divide Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the persisting for a year or will be surprise to learn tainly see a physician. ★ ★ OVER 10,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ★ ★ 206 W. Center SI. aware of the residences where handicapped individuals “We don’t want to scare CHW TEAPOTS...... *1.40 more. that I get many letters deficiency are not able to power loss among them on Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Doctors often prescribe B4B-6BB1 qiMB-BOSO live, since special evacuation and rescue techniques must people. We don’t know for Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, June 7,1977, at 8:00 P.M. In your experiences have asking about the same or absorb zinc properly. It a rotating basis for roughly zinc tablets for this TOM M ^II be used for emergencies. sure it’s going to happen. It to consider and act on the following: CRYSTAL 4 WAY DECANTER...... *0.75 267 E. Center St. two to four hours each. you run across either a similar problem. It is not problem. That will work if may take some time to 649-0500 “Tommy” Town Fire Chief John C. Rivosa is requesting that any depends on how hot the 646-2550 or 640-2551 Tliis means, for instance, Establishment of proposed sanitary landfill use charges. MYSTIC EYE PENDANTS...... remedy or some en­ unusual for such a loss to the loss of senses is direct­ achieve the best results. handicapped persons, or anyone aware of such persons or weather gets and 40* that rather than shutting couraging news on when I occur in the wake of a ly related to a dietary Take your zinc tablet with ;WINF MONEY SAVER I any other individuals who rely on special life support mechanical breakdowns. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special PUNCH BOWL Sn...... *5.00 virus illness. deficiency of zinc. And it your food and you may take .Y COLLA PAVING But we want to put people off an entire city, PG&E Grants, Fund 41, Office Education — $547.00 to be added to COUPON SAVINGS. equipment, contact the fire headquarters on its routine may work in your case if one tablet with each meal MANCHESTER, CONN. on alert,” said Don Baxter, would impose blackouts on existing Account #239, to be financed from State Grant call number, 649-2808. already received. EARTHENWARE STEW POT ...... *2.99 your loss is a complication three times a day at first. The Fire Department needs to know the nature of the PG&E news director. some customers in many Once you have given SOFTBALL TEAMS! areas throughout the state. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational S| of the virus illness that you handicap, the structure of the house and rooms where “There could be no war­ COOKIE JAR ...... *2.99 have now recovered from. yourself enough time to ab­ ning. But probably, there The key to the problem is Grants, Fund 41, Indo-Chinese Refugee Students — $9, Youth job bill passed evacuation might be made. to be financed by a Federal Grant. You can get zinc tablets sorb zinc then one tablet a Chief Rivosa added that the department may request would be a 15-to 45-minute peak periods when air con­ POLISH CRYSTAL (beer muqo).... *2.50 (zinc sulfate) without a day should meet your in o / J“ All warning in many cases.” ditioners and agricultural Proposed additional appropriation to 1977-78 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate approved a bill to NOTICE I U /O OFF TUM ITEMS that the residents allow a team of fire fighters to visit the Processing Fund 51 Budget — $20,425.00 to be us prescription and your requirements. Hopefully if home to draw floor plans and decide the proper rescue Baxter said PG&E irrigation could overtax DMNERWARE (service for 4)...... *0.95 provide jobs and employment training for about 200,000 druggist will help you. you regain your taste you the power capacity of young people, mainly between the ages of 16 and 23, GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE routes and techniques for emergency situations. They come as 66 milligram will get along with a nor­ PERSONAL t e e PG&E, whose hydroelec­ DOGCHOCKERSoiizee)...... 99* during the next 18 months. I 'Portonalizod Fun ft »port 9w i a r from Fund 51 surplus. tablets and contain 15 mal well balanced diet. OF MANCHESTER “DONE W HILE YOU W A ir tric supply — drawn from The bill, drafted in a cooperative effort between the ad­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund E milligrams of zinc. (A relatively new I Groat Q/t(s For Any Occasfon GIGANTIC AS ADVERTISED water — has been reduced ministration and a number of Senate offices, now goes to 555 MAIN STREET I IOSIMAINST. MANCHESTER TN. S4S-Sm 1977-78, Recreation — $4,550.00 for extra umpire duti WINE CARAFES ...... 3x99* Zinc is an important part medicine, cromolyn O N T .V . to 13 per cent of normal, be financed from donations already received from s( conference with a different version recently passed by W IYF MONEY SAVEB . (PRODUCT OF of your diet. It is common­ sodium, helps to prevent Baxter said. teams. PLANTERS WEST GERMANY)-- *1.50 the House. ly found in meats. If you asthma attacks. For an up­ WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAYS COUPON SAVINGS' PG&E serves 9 million The Senate version would; Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, happen to have been on a date on asthma send 50 persons north from the Los — Set up a new Young Adult Conservation Corps in DURING THE SUMMER AS OF MAY 28 61, CETA Title V I— $41,750.00 for continuation of Pr( WOODPLATE HOLDER...... *1.00 protein deficient diet you cents for The Health Letter ALL PURPOSE SHOES Angeles County line to near which youngsters would be hired for outdoor projects in to September 30, 1977 pending further legislation, would be more apt to have number 8-6. Include a long, Approved Plu tIc Cleats the Oregon border, encom­ PAPERWENHTS...... *1.99 national parks and forests. WE SHALL COMMENCE REGULAR financed from Grant. a dietary deficiency. stamped, self-addressed SATURDAY HOURS SEPT. 10th passing nearly 60 per cent Proposed Amendment and Additions to Chapter 35 of the Or­ Launch a program in which young people would work envelope. Send your of the state’s area. SALT a PEPPER SHAKERS...... 99* on community improvement projects such as insulating Dr. Henkin has dis­ FROM 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. <2.99 dinances of the Town of Manchester entitled “Assessments covered that saliva nor­ request to Dr. Lamb in !^9 5 ONLY for Construction or Repair or Both of Sidewalks and Curbs.” and improving low-income housing. OUR REGULAR HOURS REMAIN; Sizestee 5-6-7 ART SALE KM BEAM BOTTLES...... *1.50 mally contains a protein care of The Manchester Copy of the Proposed Amendment and Additions may ’ — Provide for a broad range of job programs specifical­ DAILY FROM 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING which he calls gustin. The Evening Herald, P.O. 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Conn., Frl„ May 27, lff77 Jal Alai results Governor signs Man scales World Trade Center several laws Common Pleas Court cases mail Mui I rant Recent dispositions in St., East Hartford, loitering, E. Middle Tpke., Manchester, transferred to Common Pleas tank! UN IN IN HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella T. Grass© has signed Common Pleas Court 12 in on school grounds, nolled. driving while his license was Court 9. I tlJI LM Ul 2 tm IN 4N lie iM I n«n 121 into law a bill making it a felony to steal a firearm in East Hartford include; • Stephen Mascaro, 21, and suspended and driving an un­ East Hartford charges to earn cheers and lawsuit 117 I.N S 21 HiH Connecticut. • John R. Cooper, 38, of Douglas Power, 19, both of registered motor vehicle, both against Barnett for forgery 9eUi24t4MI hriNU M $N.n Bristol, breach of peace, $50 nolled. criminal impersonation, and MkU 24 lIMJI IfItNti 1-24 SW.7I Beginning Oct. 1, a person convicted of stealing a gun Knighton St., Manchester, NEW YORK (UPI) - A 28-year-old TriMi 244 tll2iN Qcni or rifle can face up to five years in jail and a fine of $5,- driving while under the in­ each. • Joseph Healy Jr., 19, of second-degree larceny were • Paul M. Sandy, 18, of 70 Rockville, third-degree all nolled. man reached the summit of New about time something was done to “He’ll probably get the same as and he works this device like a moun­ UCMNMUlINm IIN IN IM 7 000. Presently, firearm theft carries no specific penalty. fluence of alcohol, fined $150. \1M I2 H L H I 7.N I N I • David MacManus, 36, of Congress St., Manchester, il­ assault, one year in jail. • Carolyn King, 23, of Hart­ make people pay for their 121 121 I York’s highest "mountain,” the 110- Philippe,” one man said. tain climber,' going up a little at a M kn iNflNri IN 2 The governor also signed into law Thursday; legal possession of marijuana, Charges of driving while his ford, fourth-degree larceny, amusement.” M W i i tln I N 4 MM 1-7 541N 148 Lake St., Manchester, dis­ story World Trade Center, in an act As Willig reached the parapet of time.” IMW ll4$4UI hiMi 7 -1 SN.1I — A proposal requiring group health insurance com­ orderly conduct, nolled (not 60 days in jail. ’The sentence license was suspended and re-arrest warrant issued with But at City Hall, officials were not hriKti SI t lllll 7i«kIi 7-1-2 541UN $500 surety bond. of daring that brought wild cheers the building, police open^ a small Earlier, police inflated a large air­ TilMa 1-14 H4 2I4N.U panies to cover outpatient tregtoent of alcoholism. prosecuted). was suspended and he was threatening were both nolled. us7ram • Joyce White, 23, of Hart­ from thousands of rush hour spec­ taking the suit seriously. hatchway near the roof, but the bag at the comer of the building 177 11 7N IN IN I — A bill protecting dentists an3*$eachers with first aid • Fred Yates, 16, of 81 placed on probation for one • David A. Moquin, 20, of tators and a |250,000 lawsuit from the “’There’s not a jury in the world daredevil, who police said “climbs below the climber. MUil lU I 121 I N 2 hnS* N IN IN I experience who give emergency cafe and then are sued Laurel St., Manchester, is year. 218 Spruce St., Manchester, ford, third-degree larceny, six MiPhn 4.H IN 4 mU i N IN 3 • Michael Simoneili, 19, of breach of peace, 30 days with month; with execution city. that would rule against this guy,” one mountains as a hobby,” at first iMcam 4.N 1 MM 14 SUN for malpractice. using a motor vehicle without “It was a lot of fun,” was all the high ranking city official said. refused their help. “But the thing is, if he should fall eUiU24t21H MmUMNIN — A measure allowing registrars to set up polling the owner’s permission, 20 Manor Lane, South Wind­ execution suspended and one suspended and probation for PiriKla 24 SINN ItlfMli 141 51IIH nolled. sor, third-degree burglary year probation on ccfidition he one year. daredevil, George Willig of New At one point on his 3-hour, 35- he’s got to hit it, ’’ an Emergency Ser­ 7tHM«i 24-1 U74N iDTunnuiram places in another district if they can’t find a suitable York, was able to say before police minute climb, Willig spumed a police Working his right leg over the edge vices officer said. "Believe it or not, Foatn lacus I ram Mv UN UN 4.N I polling place in their district. • Douglas Croft, 19, of 112 (two counts), second-degree attend Honor Court, a weekly slammed the door on a patrol car offer to transfer from the perilous of the hatchway, he turned and there’s a target on the airbag, but I »«4i(a UN 4.N IN 2 (M m i n i n I — A proposal requiring write-in votes be counted along Tolland St., East Hartford, larceny and third-degree program run by members of ImN IN IN S SvM IN 4 reckless driving, 30 days; larceny, all nolled. Alcoholics Anoif^mous. and, siren screaming, whisked him northeast facade of the south tower waved his right arm at the cheering doubt he could see it — even if he hfq 4.N 1 MM 14 574.N with absentee ballots and polling machine votes when an t W a lS S N N PMcN U 517I.H first-degree criminal • David L. Chaney, 29, of • James R. Harney, 20, of Barbs off to book him on charges of into a rescue bucket lowered from crowds 1,350 feet below. Then he cares — from that far up.” PariKli 24 SISIN lilhcti U4 51417.N election is disputed and the votes are recounted. Storrs, third-degree larceny, 536 W. M iddle T p k e., IriM a 2-5-1 fiU S411N trespass, 90 days, and By PHIL PASTORET trespassing, reckiess endangerment the roof. He told authorities he felt thmst both legs inside the building anon Mut'7 ram —A bill allowing municipal police to attend state and resisting arrest, 90 days, The failure to appear. A re-arrest Manchester, disorderly con­ and disorderly conduct. safer making it to the top on his own, and raised both arms in victory. Traffic along busy Church Street irn raus 7 fern EMMhnlM UN 4.N IN 1 came to a halt every few minutes as 744cakN U-H I N 421 5 iMjiMiiln in IN I community college police academies tuition-free. sentences are to run con­ warrant was issued with a duct, nolled. rather than risking a “tricky M k H I N 4.N 2 lUaku I N I — A constitutional amendment allowing 17-year-olds to currently. Charges of breach $500 surety bond. • William S. Smith, 32, of 16 if you tell us, we won’t tell a Willig’s bold act caught the im­ drivers, including bus operators, hqSNMtlM IN 1 M M 1-3 S1I2I 7n|le N.N IN suspended. A threatening scene said. “He has a rope with him 2-1^ styk I N S.N IN 1-MIM) 1-M HARTFORD (UPI) — Gamblers and players ignored charge was nolled. See Us For Your onlookers — their necks stiff from ■ M.M ll.N 7.N TM: 11:71 staring upwards at the "human fiy” 14M«Mi in MM 344 M S47.N picket lines set up Thursday night by striking workers at • Charles Suprenant, 26, of on the trade center’s south tower — 7M: 31:73 hriM 544 M HS-N the opening of Hartford’s Jai Alai arena. Hartford, issuing bad check MM2UM54IN Itdtcli 341 M 553171 (seven counts), one year in gave out loud war whoops, and Iribdt 2-1-1 M SUNN ran $-11 (I) A crowd of 4,878 wagered $338,692 on 12 matches, sur­ motorists blared their horns. S2CM S-ll It) 24Jl'iEn IN 4.N IN passing last year’s inaugural opening when just over 3,000 jail. The sentence was to be Memorial Day Plants... Moffett to address LWV I-7lnrla4.M 5-N IN IN l-tNIMt 7-H suspended after 90 days and LMUm 4.N IN MMK IN gamblers wagered $140,046. Suprenant placed on probation “He’s up there. He’s on top and 14iE4 IIN raLlI'N Operators of the gambling facility got the go-ahead to U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett will speak on the general topic GERANIUM TM: 11:71 MM IN M 51IN on condition he work towards Choose From Coloful and Healthy he’s safe,” shouted one man in the MM U4 M IILN 7Mc(i 2UM»IN open up from the state gaming commission apparently restitution to the victims. IrHMti 14-1 M SIHIN IrilKti 245 M S2UH street. of energy at the annual dinner meeting of the League of after it determined before the 6 p.m. starting time that Related charges of fourth- Women Voters of Manchester. The affair will be held Mr takk 2U M S24N Nm 5-11 HI • Geraniums—red, pink and coral nNis-iim 04« It f-2 H! most of the estimated 300 union employes planned to degree larceny, violating of But the city’s Corporation Counsel, Friday, June 3 at 7;30 p.m. at Kelly’s Pub and Steak S-TMm M ion 5N 4.N l i l OMt 5N 4-N work. probation and failure to • Cemetery Pete l4Mll 4N 5N I4in'i OrkW 5.N ih m W. Bernard Richland, who handles House, 69 North St. a . J ftm . I4M«'i SM 7.N mL1241 The decision to allow the arena to open was made by appear in court were nolled, and Baskets lawsuits for the city, immediately Moffett, who represents Connecticut's Sixth 7K1121 MM 4U M SUN • Michael Ashlau, 18, of 118 IWMSUM5N.N FMcti 514 M 534.N Louis C. Fiocchi, Racing Division director of the gaming Big city climber slapped a $250,000 law suit on Willig Congressional District, has been active in matters con­ TMcti 5U M 574N HUM 544 M SINN commission. The strike by Local 59, Hotel and Brook St,, South Windsor, to cover the expenses incurred cerning energy policy and conservation. IrilKli 54-1 M SlHtll mm 5-11 (I) Restaurant Employes and Bartenders Union, began reckless driving, changed to because of the early morning stunt. League members will hold their annual meeting while FOim S-li (I) 54krMM'iM« IN IN IN speeding, $50. • ANNUALS POnED Police, on a window-washing platform, are just below George IIuICMm 7.N SN in 7-SH Ml 11-N 120 Wednesday after employes, excluding players and • Lawrence Roy, 26, of 202 RHODODENDiMNIS Willing, almost at the top of the 110-story World Trade Center in guests enjoy a social hour. 44MtUh ION IN l-Sfm Mm in parking attendants, voted 123-46 Tuesday night to reject • PERENNIALS ROSES “Every time you divert a Mrs. John R. FitzGerald is in charge of dinner i-iiN r u m i n 7M1142 School St., Manchester, IN New York Thursday. Willing, 28, of Hollis, N.Y., ignored police M.49 111:1241 MMMIMUS-H the management’s contract offer. evading responsibility, nolled, •VEGETABU policeman for this kind of exploit, a arrangements. Mrs. Walter Schardt and Mrs. William • CEMETERY BASKETS & POTS MM 4U M tUH MM UI M M1.N BLOOM IN BLOOM efforts to persuade him to end his daredevil climb. As Willig OiriMlt IM M 574.N T rS M S-I4 M 5514N The union said workers earn an average of $2.60 an hour and failure to grant half the PUNTS neighborhood is uncovered and there FitzGerald will serve as hostesses. Members are • a n n u a l s & VEGETABLES Trifacti 14-1 M 5111.71 and the company has refused to provide any fringe Clioosa from our cohrtul ChooM Prom: aimm s-io (i) highway, $35. • CHfflbon reached the top, motorists below blared their horns, pedestrians is overtime,” Richland said. “It’s reminded that reservations must be made by May 31. nrn s-ii |i) O-liTMi IN ON IN benefits including medical insurance. • Robert K. Vicino, 23, of Thtf'n D»llvr»a saltcllon of—ftad and i O VER'm HANQiNQ PLANTS'• 14HnNt 4N 5N in SNnmMMr.M <-N IN Pink • Hybrid Tom applauded and screamed...and police arrested him. (UPI photo) SravlM 5N IN 44NM IN About 75 persons picketed outside the facility when it 178 New State Rd., Pruft Otilyf • FloribundM TO c h o o se f : tIuqW IN 1M3I07 Manchester, breach of peace, 711:1242 MM5UMSNN opened at 6 p.m. MM 215 MINN m m iis m s n n Henry J. Tamarin, business agent for Local 59, accused nolled. Cotter van here Tuesday PHfKU 215 M S154N TiDM 1-54 M Sinill • Mary E. Ashby, 17, of OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Rare and unusual... IrihcN 2-44 M 524S.N m im tiNB «0Bi(T) the management of intimidating the employes in retur­ Hartford, fourth-degree Gasoline price up over 1977 Congressman William R. Cotter’s (D-lst Dist.) mobile son 7IWHI CONS (7) 44iWar’iOS IIN IN IN ning to work. 54mMi SN 5N IN MM CM 11-N 7.N larceny, $35. office will be in the Manchester Parkade W. Middle Tpke. succulents, I4ilaiqh4« ION IN IN • Mark E. French, 27, of 82 WHITHAM NURSERY WASHINGTON (UPI) — Motorists can expect to spend gallon, the association said. Trucks, buses and a few cars Tuesday from 3 to 6 p.m. l-Taln Om 4.N IHLNN Ridge St., Manchester, 7M:N44 m m iu m m in 643-7903 five or six cents a gallon more for gasoline this Memorial burn diesel, considered by some vehicle designers to be The office gives district residents an opportunity to MM IN M 5Z7.N SMMda 441-NM 52NIN threatening, nolled, and ROUTE 9, BOLTON "QROHr WITH US" the fuel of the near future. cactus, TMcUSM-N ITHNMCt 1H2 Day weekend than they paid a year ago, the American communicate to the Congressman’s staff any needs and IriMi 141 M Slin.N breach of peace, $25. Automobile Association reported Thursday. ”To the surprise of absolutely no one who drives a car, concerns In all matters involving the Federal govern­ MNU: S1N214 Jal Alai entries • Scott Cronin, 18, of Church A nationwide A AS survey of 3,600 service stations the cost of gasoline is higher now than it was a year ago,” ment. TWBNTEIfrat Tha GREEN HOUSE showed average pump prices at the beginning of this the AAA said. “The price hike is about five to six cents a lUTin INN - TUOL FUT snisn III (!) Fair summer driving season — a time of year when gasoline gallon.” 315 BROAD ST., (Acrou from Post Otflea) nor 74MI CMS (I) inrak, N.N 44m IM SIN 14.N IN Utkkaaa tal N, FUT mius prices traditionally increase — stand at 68.9 cents a Hawaii had the highest reported gasoline costs, with an MANCHESTER liWt FiN, k* Lit 7 I SEvomi snois 74MMI IN IM 1M:11M 7.2 Founs SMCU3 iraiTS Tumsmis gallon for premium, 66.9 for unleaded and 64.0 for overall average of 75 cents a gallon. The survey showed PHONE 649-7370 54^1 3N U4ak 4U hM 54IN 1. Saul, liM I.OnM II Trans Read Herald Ads 7N:4H4 Tirfarta 441 M S7IN Ikilim 12 7 FSin regular. Hawaiian motorists can expect to pay 77.1 for premium, Mall 417 ,44 INN I ba LMUTt II 1. faair Ibinka II I4usiki I EVERY day of the OPEN DAILY 10-5:30 PM - SUN. 11-4 THURS TIL 9 PM TrilKta 4-74 M4 S1411.H Trilarti441 prt4 5557.14 4Jaj banka II Ikir I ka 7-2 1 bar 7- The national average for diesel fuel is 56.6 cents a 75.2 for unleaded and 73.5 for regular. Doni coBinira n is (7) lEaatklhkl II12iM 4. Rim 11 I bfka 7. Within the continental United States, regional prices StCM II4 (I) iraatrimt i1n i.n in I bicani SabaSabitiall I ba LZiMi 12 4 . Mi I 44w7n N.H UN 4.N INahlaka 7N IN 7. liabIkMaii III Ikulaia INbirti II I kakr I were highest in the West with premium costing 69.9, un­ 24iNMSiil IN 4N 2- NiM IN Sab Tabn liu Ibaib 7. Ftarrt M I kii I leaded 67.4 and regular 65.4. Wyoming led the list at 72.5 I4XMS US TM: 45:75 III 1-12 2-44 I.M L EmM II 7. Takka I year on quality American Traditieaal SOMETHING NEW TM: 11:7! bkkklUMSNH I liicana SUSiknUM 1 Sum I for premium, 70.9 or unleaded and 69.7 for regular. IMU2MM4 5KN Marta IM M 54IN SECM HHUS SNLaaat OOniMBUS SHIkuta filfKti 4-24 aU 5N1IN frilKla M-2 Ml 5H1.N 7 ran 7 mn Eunm DWHI5 IN THE COMICS M, Mk 4147m 534SN I. Jnr Eaaaafn I I F in D M U S UdHahist II 7 ran furnishings# Come in and see what TM III III mn III (q I baa Laaart III ran■ L ZaMi NNrte 11 1. labk Sana I lU'atala IN IN IN lOraMM I I 1.' ■I Im WORTH TELLING l-CMyiH 4N IN IN TNmaN M 7.N IN I laiill inikci 7.1 IZJakaa Iksaiaa llMGnndca 2.2 ZEaaUarkin 7- 1-U't liaak Ur UN IIN 14I'i Tm taa IN I laali nun I I 1 EaaWaiklrnM 4. Or^ Ftom 12 tknSabrtib 7- Despatl|y's has for you! 7-Saril linra in TM 1144 I krt ZiM II I ki| Eiaaan, l-z 5. Mm Eueirr* 12 4. bEMbuki I April trade deficit INLSIN Ikkkk 711 M4 537.H 7. hscua Ilk I 121 Can, Ikarta II L OiuMi Jniir 7-1 5. baa lima I Mala 112 M4 U7.N Marta U7 Ml 5SIN I III baa Sana 4-1 7. Caay SerM II i UUtt kakr I: FRIENDS Marta 111 M S147N Trihrta 17-1 Ml 5311.11 Sail Eaatk biuiki 1. kail bauka 7-1 i jMf liee II 7. Mai IrnlM I: set at $2.6 billion TriFarti 2-1-1 M 52SN.N mn TNMI CMS (I) 7-1-3 M-1 1-44 1-17 I kakr II SUBSheediZafri L bm UuM l; 3 FLOORS OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE Foomi III (I) I4rak4a IN IN IN TIM ffflftiFt 5N3 Sabatka m tm a SNI OnM IrMap AOOUT---- imNlIrtiailllsHat IN 4.N IN I4a4 Ma IN SN TNin snnmius 7 NMTS TiDnimiu WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United States registered lU'aCacalH IN I.N ISrtkk Ml IN 1. ba nun 7 ! 7 F«n 1. EitiUe iUkirto II Trans IMSar’aM 1MNN I EmaMa Eaaaun II 1- bicara banka 7-3 LMtaiZepi II 1. bMNI II During Our a historic $2.6 billion trade deficit in April, the fourth con­ n tllll Uakk H7 Ml SUN I bab 2aM II I >mb bk I II 3. Oricid Sem II 2. OnM Cu^ II secutive month that a record has been established, the Mak U7 M4 521.N Marti HI pM SUN I «fi< binia II I labk ka 12 4. Caeqi AntM 11 I labk IrralM 7-1 Marta NT M 53IN TrHfrti 1-14 Ml S1SI7N 5. kn Leeait 12 5- 2>kka ka I] Commerce Department said Thursday. Trtkrta M4 M SISIN I Jail baiki 7-11 ba Sabslia II LMmi«Emwt9 II L bfka Sara 7-1 anon iii (q 7. libkbkaaUM 121 lair ka 7-> H9l^ee 7-2 7. Jar Ikarta II The April trade gap pushed the trade deficit for the nmi 111(1) 7-lkatrtStiM UN I.N IIN I lair bk I II I. kir bnM 1-112akka bniki 7-1 L baa kakr li MEMORIAL WEEKEND MackrSta IN 4.N IN IlmcklTnai IN IN $«S baa Laat I OiMl 2ayl II first four months of 1977 to $8.5 billion, a level that has lliMFtatk 4N IN llunli I.N 7-1-1 244 1-15 1-2-7 S« baa Eiaaun SNSlibnbkl SIMS EaiaMa banka exceeded by almost $2.7 billion the trade deficit for all 12 MMi (M. In * • TM12N ntllN WakklU Ml 5HN This printing test pattern is months of last year, the department said. M4ak HI M 5MN Mala lU Ml SINN Cracking Down on Sick The record trade deficit for one year was $6.4 billion in Marta HI M SUN TrKati 74-1 Ml SHNN part of The Herald quality Trikrti 1-74 M S1N.N raoni 7MHI CMSt (q Products control program in order to 1972. SOU III (1) Companies are showing less I-lkta Ikrtaaa 4.N IN IN INMbSh HN IIN IN give you one of the finest Assistant Treasury Seefetary C. Fred Bergsten said in 24n4kaM 4-N IN Mataa Oad 17.N IN and less patience with newspapers in the nation. a speech in New York the trade deficit for all of 1977 may I4ke't III IN 3- 8aWr baa IN products which don’t meet mt 11:11 TM3IN company standards, accor­ exceed $20 billion. Mak HI M Sll-N I HI Ml 37IN The report said that goods exported to other nations Marta lU M 515.N SaaarFirti 14-Ii|7 m 52324.71 ding to a Conference Board HEAtHdli Ttllarta T-M M 571N 4TniMyn:!N4 study. 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Tuat., Thun., Fri. 10 am to 9 pm Tel. 871-0050 1 7-2 aoans SHCUl ■- Srtau Fai k 5» Saturdays artd Sundays *lil 6 pm PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Frl„ May 27, 1977f MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., May 27. 1977 — PAGE ELEVEN Housing boom Earlier forecasts of a spring Sunday hours changed season housing boom have come B u s in e s s true, reports the National Associa­ Caldor stores will be closed Memorial Day and will meet the competition. With these earlier and reduced tion of Realtors. start special Sunday hours for the summer this coming hours we can be of better service to our customers for The association points to a holiday weekend, according to Julius Kasinitz, vice presi­ their summer needs, and our employes will have more vigorous rate of new housing starts, Study law Firm acquired dent of operations for the discount department store time on Sunday to spend with their families.” VloAh with single-family construction ap­ chain. proaching an all-time record pace, The Sunday hours starting May 29 are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. V O L XXXXIV, NO. 24 FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 and near-record levels of resale tran­ Mrs. Madeline Cummings Colt Industries, Inc. and Menasco In addition all 45 Caldor stqres will be closed on sactions. Manager of the S&H Redemption Manufacturing Co. have announced Memorial Day, May 30. NOW OPEN ‘‘While reveling In this Center at 974 Main Street was one of jointly the recent completion of the Kasinitz cbmmented that “it is unfortunate that we prosperity,” cautioned Executive more than 14 redemption center acquisition of Menasco by Colt. have to be o^n at all on Sunday, but we are doing so to COEP fete Senior activities listed by Vice President H. Jackson Pontius, m anagers who m et recently in Sandy'h Place “we don’t want the pace of produc­ CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHINGCL FOR WOMEN Meriden to update their understan­ The acquisition was effected by a Rate decline tion and sales to become excessive. ding of the new regulations of the merger of a wholly owned subsidiary HARTFORD (UPI) - described One thing which we do not need at Equal Employment Opportunity Act. Thursday. •Alterations 643-9961 of Colt Industries into menasco. Principal Emmerling this point is for the market to boom Connecticut's unemploy­ The Sperry & Hutchinson Company Menasco Manufacturing Co., the sur­ The jobless rate in out of sight and reach a white-hot ment rate declined to 7.9 •Evening Gowns held district meetings throughout the viving corporation of the merger, is December 1974 was 7.1 per a success About two months ago, George at the high school quadrangle, cident eight years ago, Emmerling level of activity.” per cent in April, the country recently to review the new now a wholly owned subsidiary of cent. After that, it rose Emmerling took the opportunity to weather permitting, otherwise in the would like to stress that MHS in no lowest level since •Bridal Gowns EEO regulations with its manage­ Colt Industries. December 1974, the state quickly as Connecticut meet with all seniors in small groups high school cafeteria. A nominal fee way sponsors a “Senior Skip Day.’’In See gas saving MANCHESTER MALL - 811 MAIN 8T. The annual banquet of Manchester ment personnel. Labor Department said plunged into the recession. High School’s Cooperative Oc­ in order to make them aware of may be charged. the spring of 1969, one of MHS’s can­ Connecticut motorists cupational Education Program Senior Week activities. Tuesday, June 21 — Final Gradua­ didates for graduation was killed in a could have saved at least (COEP) was at The Colony They also discussed their respon­ tion rehearsal and Awards Assembly car accident and several others were 13.8 million gallons of gas­ NEW SUNDAY STORE HOURS 9 AM to 2 PM in MHS Arena beginning at 9 a.m. No Restaurant May 17. The dinner was sibilities as members of the seriously injured. Emmerling oline worth about DU classes for seniors. Graduation attended by about 400 people: graduating class and early graduates strongly discourages the kind of a million in 1976 had they students and their employers, and were assured they were welcome to ceremony will begin promptly at 6:45 day which could end in similar properly inflated their teachers involved in the program. attend alt activities. The final p.m. on Memorial Field. In case of tragedy. Seniors participating in a tires, the Tire Industry ALL STORES inclement weather, the ceremony COEP is a work experience plan graduation rehearsal will be senior skip day this year will be given Safety Council estiirtates. CLOSED will be held in the MHS Arena on the six hour’s detention and will be whose students spend some time at Tuesday, June 21, at 9 a.m. in the “The simple act of MEMORIAL DAY MHS arena. same evening. No tickets are assigned to quiet study halls for the school and some time working. There keeping the right amount MON., MAY 30 are three divisions to the program: The following activities encompass necessary for the outdoor ceremony; remainder of the year. of air in automobile tires Pro* FRIDAY,HoHday SATURDAY & SUNDAY sale M nurses' aide, distributive education, the school’s sponsorship and en­ if indoors, seniors will be limited to Emmerling would also like to note will make an important and the diversified or general dorsement : two tickets each, distributed in that the senior graduation party, contribution to energy con­ category. Students acquire jobs in Friday, June 10 — Senior Prom at homeroom before final exams begin. which for the past several years has servation,” said Council Manchester and the surrounding area the Howard Johnson Convention Seniors are permitted to invite taken place after the graduation Chairman Malcolm R. through the program and their work Center in Windsor Locks, 8 p.m. to guests to the Prom, Dawn Dance and ceremony in different areas of our Lovell Jr. “Proper infla­ is g o ^ for school credit as well as Softball team cocaptains midnight. Immediately afterward is graduation ceremony only. It is not community, is in no way sponsored tion will benefit the car personal profit. First baseman Kathy Strand, left, and outfielder Rachel Rosen, the Rotary Club-sponsored Dawn too late to purchase picnic tickets. or chaperoned by the high school. owner by saving both gas­ Those who did not get measured for Everything possible will be done to The crowd was entertained by MHS girls’ softball team senior cocaptains, have led the Indians Dance at the MHS cafeteria. oline and tires.” several speakers including Monday, June 13 — Annual Senior caps and gowns must do so at discourage this kind of party. Properly inflated tires into post-season tournament play. (HSW photo by Dwyer) Marlow’s Department store. All It is the principal’s hope that Manchester businessmen James # Picnic at Frank Davis Resort in can add five per cent of Farr and William Rood. Moodus, 9 a.m. until return to seniors participating in the gradua­ seniors will enjoy the events spon­ gasoline mileage, or an Director of Vocational Education Manchester at 7:30 p.m. All seniors tion exercises will be required to sored by the school, and he feels that extra mile per gallon, Neil Lawrence and COEP students participating will travel by bus both wear caps and gowns and only those a senior week of activities should be because they roll easier, Michael Ruff, Kenneth Hole, Michael Math team sums up ways. A full day’s activities plus two academically certified for gradua­ continued as long as proper behavior according to industry Colbath and Joseph Gaudit provided meals are planned. tion may take part. is practiced at all times. experts. listening pleasure on the keyboard, Wednesday, June 15— Senior Party Since there was a very tragic ac­ The correct air pressure drums, base p ita r and saxophone a year of competition also extends tread wear, respectively. which in turn saves oil Outstanding student awards, The Capitol Area Mathematics Mark Otter was recognized as having because many components presented on the basis of grades, League ended its 76-77 season with a the second highest average over Convicts visit law classes of tires come from crude work achievement and general at­ banquet at Willie’s Restaurant May three years of league competition. oil, Lovell pointed out. It titude were received this year by the 4. The Manchester High School Math Other team members who con­ takes seven gallons of following students: Natalie Goff, Recently, the assorted law classes convicts appeared uneasy, showing repeatedly told the class, “Man, 1 Team was honored for placing third tributed to the successful season are little emotion other than boredom or crude oil to make a tire, in­ COEP I; Joseph Cullen, COEP II; in the large school division behind senior Robert Weiss, juniors Sandie in the high school were introduced to was cool!” or some similar dustry sources say. Louis Pantaleo, COEP III; and Fer­ three gentlemen from Enfield. Each fascination. Rudolph constantly stereotyped line. Tom was much powerful teams from Hall and Bellone, Kim Noone, Steve Latham gazed out the window, the others nanda Correia and Jane Goulet, Conard of West Hartford, respective­ and sophomores Ron Apter, Dale spoke about his Experiences with more successful in his efforts to end Designer picked Distributive Education I and II. In criminal law enforcement and gave a eyed their listening audienced. After someone’s life. “Someone was being Glastonbury has selected ly. Vinci, and Aaron Horwitz. a brief impersonal introduction by the nurses’ aide division, Kim Tully, description of

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Help Wsntsd 13 riz FOUND - Orange and white kitten. Chestnut Street area. 76ers lead 2-0 Messersmith key B CaU 649-2501. PART TIME sively and that is in­ LOST - Aquamarine blue PHILADELPHIA Later, he sustained a cinnati Reds, 6-5. Chicago strumental to stopping our NEW YORK (UPI) Hooton in the 10th, was the his third game while Pedro parakeet. In Squire Village, HELP H e r a lh four-stitch cut over the (UPI) — Some will say shaded Milwaukee, 4-3, in winner, and Ken Forsch Borbon was the loser) Spencer Street.- ...... 11 646-7411110. ’ : i i right eye during an ugly, fast break, which they did — Andy Messersmith, the only difference the only scheduled the loser. Hooton held the White Sox 4, Brewert 3 bench-clearing free-for-all not do.” who is only beginning CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING between Doug Collins American League game. Astros hitless until Art Chicago broke a four- Psrsonafs Circulation Department that resulted In the ejec­ For the Blazers, who to pitch up to his and a telephone pole is Cuba 1, Expoa 0 Howe led off the sixth with game losing streak when HAVE VACANCY - In tion of teammate Darryl shot 36 per cent for the i capabilities, is the key Mike Krukow pitched a Ratponalbla parson who game ana were led by Bill a single. pinch-hitter Lamar John­ Licensed Private Rest Home that the telephone pole Dawkins and Portland’s four-hitter and scored the for elderly gentleman. Call can work with paopla. man if the Atlanta Giants 6, Reds 5 son knocked in the winning 12 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. can’t sink a 20-foot Maurice Lucas in the Walton’s 17 points, it was JACK SHARKEV FOU0HT 3 game’s only run when Bob­ 742-5048. PHONE 643-2711 their second sloppy perfor­ MAX 9CHM6UN9 FOl* S Braves are to become Terry Whitfield’s fourth run with a sacrifice fly. Apply In ptrton lo jumper or drive to the fourth quarter. by Murcer walked with the single of the game drove in Steve Stone allowed seven FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Collins hit two baskets to mance of the playoffs and THE VACATEP TITLE, ' a factor in the basket kamikazestyle ANP LOST ON A FOWL. bases filled in the sixth in- Vic Harris with two out in hits in seven innings and G O O D N E W S ! spark the Sixers’ second- Coach Jack Ramsay will National League’s Hom* ownen can obtain a accond for a twisting layup. WHO TOOK THE TITLE the eighth and enabled the won his fifth game with the Mr. Dohertjr quarter burst that ended in have to figure a way out FFOM MAX 1 YR9 LATER"? Western Division mortfaga with beat tamu in town. The 8-foot-6, 178-pound before Sunday’s third n Giants to run their winning relief aid of Lerrin No lagal laaa. INDEX a 61-43 lead as Bibby added A, JACK SHARKEY l^atibnai No commlialoni. Philadelphia string bean race. streak to four games. LaGrow. Sal Bando and No hlddan ebargaa. eight points and Erving game of the best-of-seven a PRIMOCARNERA o K e H e r a l b NOTICES That, at least, is the opi­ Garry Lavelle, who worked Don Money homered for A Mcond mongaga lor conaoUda- 1 - joined teammates Julius six. Of the 13 baskets series. C. MAX BAER > League. tlon of all your bills. Easy monthly Lott and Found nion of former team m ate th e'last two innings, won the Brewers. 2 - Ptrtontit Erving and Henry Bibby in Philadelphia made in the "We have not played ning. The victory raised wymanta. First Uma avar offared. 3 - Announctmtntt Tom Paciorek, who says, No legal fees. Write. a classic display of fast period, nine were layups or well in these two games,” >|0Bru9MSWfc Krukow’s record to 4-2 RNs and LPNs • 3 to 11,11 to 4 - Enierttinmtnt break basketl»ll in the se­ “I still think Andy is the 7. Full and part time. Staff 5 - Auctions dunks. he said. “Our game is ball while Steve Rogers suf­ Box RR and supervisor repositioned. cond period Thursday night best money pitcher in the Lori McCurry Gwen Froh Kathy McCoan FINANCIAL At the same time, the movement and we haven’t fered his fourth setback c/o Manchester Herald Join our progressive nursing 8 - Bonds-StocKt-Mortgtgts and the 76ers rolled to a Blazers shot themselves been doing it. Instead of us gam e.” compared with five wins. team. Excellent salaries and 9 - Personal Loans Messersmith, a two-time 10 - Insurance 107-89 victory over the out of the game with mis­ getting the fast break, Cards 4, Phillies 3 13 benefits in a pleasant at­ Holjp Wtnud mosphere. Contact the D.N.S. ’ w w A O S Portland Trail Blazers to erable 22 per cent shooting. we’re giving it to them and Scoreboard 20-game winner in the Garry Templeton singled EMPLOYMENT major leagues, allowed Meadow’s Convalescent 13 - Help Wanted take a 2-6 lead in the NBA Winning Coach Gene you can’t do that.” home Tony Scott with the PHONE FROM home to ser­ Center, Manchester, Conn. 14 Business Opportunities championship series. ’The fight that marred four iits in seven innings vice our customers in the 15 - Situation Wanted Shue called the Sixers’ bases filled and two out in Manchester area, flexible 647-9194. 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WANTED 56 - Resort Property lor Rent little light on outcome on Montreal (Alcala 1-1) at his three-hit performance 57 - Wanted to Rent The “Gang” at the firmed, “Hia Job ia crown. win over B&J Auto last The Lanes were led by lor woll otUblMwa, dtroroHM, Announcnmsnts 3 50 - Misc for Rent the holiday classic. St. Louis (Dierker 0-1), N and Bob Stanley, Bob Fish, ■lid quality company. Full Uma. secure." However, there Everett, 24, was shot night at Cheney. Craig Pepin with a homer , Wllh or winiout oiporlanca. Draw Cincinnati (Zachry 2-5) at Bob Eschmann, Mel AUTOMOTIVE Manchester Drug was an implication it in the face Thursday in­ Char Jerome collected Bill Peoples with four conaMarad lot rlgfil paraon. Rap- 61 - Autos lor Sale UConn bows Los Angeles (John 4-2), N Stoltenberg and Spence ty In eonfldanca lo Trucks for Sale would not be ao secure If side the South DEAL four hits and Joyce singles, Roger Talbot with 62 - Houston (McLaughlin 0-1) Plus we’ve got 41 years of experience to Moore each added two hits. WMUIEHE. 63 - Heavy Equipmant lor Sale there were more incidents Philadelphia home of his MIDDLETOWN (UPI) Morrison three for the a single, double and triple 64 - Motorcycles-Bicyclas at San Diego (Griffin 4-2), N The BA’s were led by 65 - - Campars-Traiiers-Mobiia 4 like those of the past girlfriend, identified by — Temple erupted for Following are the star­ Doors with Kay Emery set­ and A1 Noske with two HOWLAND Atlanta (Niekro 2-7) at back up the car you buy. Try us — our deals Tim Pemberton with four Homas week. police as Carolyn McKen- five runs in the top of the ting times and pairings for ting the pace for the losers singles. Raallora 643-1108 66 - - Automotive Service San Francisco (Barr 6-4), N hits. Ernie Brown, Brian 67 -• Autos for Rent-Lease drick, 24. ninth inning to score a 9- the Memorial Weekend and our service are greatl with three hits. Dot Wheeler, Earl Everett, Dear Lupien retires 7 baseball victory over Four Ball Tournament at Vallone added a homer. Two extra innings were Connecticut in the Manchester Country Club Gordie Plouff, Ralph SALES POSITION - Straight by Norma Happiness Is joining the Daddy, American League NIKE needed in the nightcap HANOVER, N.H. Nort beast Regional Saturday and Monday: N E W 7 7 N E W 7 7 Pemberton and Brian commissions, leads furnished flower lovers of the Palmer leads Getting at least two runs before Crispino’s could Amaricana hava mora H0lp Wtnfd 13 Manchester Garden We’re congratulating (UPI) — Tony Lupien NCAA tournament East 6:45 Lorentzen McCarthy, McCarten with three hits to homeowners. Call 242-5402. SANDWICH, England W L Pet. GB CHEVETTE MALIBU CLASSIC in all but one inning, un­ tack a 6-4 defeat on Moriar- lalaura lima than avar Club on a bus trip to Your graduating. says he will end 21 years Thursday night. Migliore, Engberg each and John O’Brien, Help Wanted bafora. Thay alao hava (UPI) — Arnold Palmer,, Baltimore 23 16 .596 — 2 Door with a 1.6 Liter engine, 4 speed Sport Cpe. with a 305 V-8, A/trans., defeated Acadia ty’s. Heritage Plantation, as Dartmouth College The Owls were stymied 6:52 Zwick, Malls, N. Smith, Jim Tuttle and Dennis Speech It Hearing Speclallit — Public highar partonal Incomaa. St e a d y w ork - Reliable, Lots of Love, power steering, power brakes, clock, Gene Riccio led the way Sandwich, Cape Cod on baseball coach June 30. four strokes off the pace, New York 23 19 .548 1% Eigner Sr. trans., body side mouldings, AM radio. Restaurant trimmed the Madigan each hit safely School Syitcm — Miut have Speech It A combination Of thaaa hard worker, who wants by UConn burler Greg tinted glass, mats, body side mouldings, for the MB’s with three Hearing Speclaliat Certilicate — State Wed., June 1st. Call Mrs. "This is a decision that was the leading American Boston 21 19 .525 2% 6:59 Moran, Mistretta, Carter Care Package. Stock No. 5595. Walnut Barbers last night twice with McCarten and factora haa lualad a boom steady employment, good in­ Billy & Biercevicz for six in­ AM/FM radio and rear speaker, rally hits and Dave Nibbs, Corky Dept. 01 Education and Speech come. Call 528-6702 between 9- Sullivan at 649-7405. has been in the thought going into today’s third Milw 22 23 .489 4 Mikolowsky, Weiman at Nike, 13-7. Pathology Licenie. State HealUi Dept. In all forma of nings, but they counted Coughlin and Dennis Walsh Tuttle homering. Provide inteniive language program in 2 only. Kathy processes for about a round of the 885,000 Detroit 17 22 .436 6 7:06 Zemke, Eigner Jr., wheels, w/walls. Carter Care Package. Swinging big bats were racraatlonal activltlaa and two runs each in the Stock No. 5368. each added two more. self contained selling (or severely y e a r,’’ Lupien said Penfold PGA cham­ Cleveland 16 21 ,432 6 Putz, Converse Lee Edwards and Mark this, In turn, haa fualed OIL BURNER - Heating ser­ seventh and eighth 7:13 McFarland, Wilson, SALEPMCEO Best in defense were Bob tha boom In racraatlonal Thursday. pionship. Toronto 17 25 .405 7% *3390 Kravontka with three hits ixpenence. Inqi vice man. Full time. before the UConn pitcher Moffatt, Prachniak Cornell, Ron Laliberte and land. Ona may convart Uniforms and transportation Palmer’s 73 and 71 on West each and Andy Amendola, Vemon Public Schools 8h-7351. Equal was nicked for a single 7:20 Oleksinski, Lallberte, Karl Hasel, each with two ^^ rtunlty Employer. raw land Into vacation provided. Full benefits. Top Paul Mangun ; Without wheels the par-70 Royal St. W L Pet. GB Bob Ballok and Dorn Happy Birthday and a walk to start the Jackson, Calamari N E W 7 7 SUIPIOGED*4895 hits. homaaltaa or uaa an out­ nourly rate. For the man who The best husband |: Cristelli with two each, all SAN DIEGO (UPI) - George’s links put him in ninth. Minn 27 14 .659 — 7:27 Fraser, Skinner, Pond, door activity such aa golf can meet our requirements. Paul In the world. S MONTE CARLO for Acadia. SILK CITY WAITRESS - Part time Love, .New San Diego Chargers’ Joint third place at 144 Chicago 23 16 .590 3 Pagliughi to make land an Impor­ Preferably resident of South I Love You, i The result left Connec­ Sporte Cpe. with a 350 V-8, A/trans., air Doug Downham, Tim Doubling its foes run [Little League] nights. Must be over 18. This Windsor, Manchester or Ver­ wide receiver Johnny with Britain’s J. D. Texas 20 17 .541 5 7:34 Warren, Riggott, N E W 7 7 tant caah product. Laurie Laurie i ticut in a survival game condition, deluxe belts, power steering, total, Glen Construction is not a summer position. App­ non area. Inquire Imperial Rodgers is without his .Morgan as the field Calif 21 21 .500 6% Tracey, Dutelle O’Neil and Bob Taylor led ly at Tacorral, 246 Broad St., Ramambar, by aatlmata, Friday at 4 p.m. against power brakes, bumper guards, electro IMPALA the Barbers, with two hits whipped Frank’s last night Oil, 644-1521. 838,000 Rolls-Royce — moved past the halfway Cornell while Temple Oakland 20 21 .488 7 7:41 Jacobsen, Curtis, Manchester. thara ara mora than 12 at least until he pays the Brown, Murphy clear defogger, tinted glass, auxiliary 4 Door Sedan, 6 cyl. engine, A/trans., each. at Fitzgerald, 14-7. mark on the tricky, wind- was to play Catholic at Kan City 19 21 .475 7% lighting, mats, body side moulding, door NATIONAL million golfara In tha ACT NOW - Jet to a great way 7:48 Kristof, Pickens, deluxe belts, vinyl trim mats, roof drip, Eight runs in the sixth MOLD MAKERS and Tool Unitad Stataa — all raady of life. Jobs, education and import duty on it. whipped 6,724-yard Seattle 16 30 .348 13% edge guards, AM/FM radio, rear INDY Trailing 4-1 with just 7;30 p.m. Friday. Anderson, McCarthy mouldings, racks, rear speaker, valve stanza settled the issue. Makers for plastic molds. and anxioua for naw training. For enlistment Customs agents have seaside course. speaker. Intermittent wipers, rally Two five-run frames and three outs left, Nichols Excellent benefits. Apply Ver­ Today’s 7:55 Kiernan, P. Sullivan, appearance group) w/walls, power golfing advanturaa. details, call Air Force at 646- National Weather Forecast] seised his car here Games wheels, w/walls. Carter Care Package. a solid 20-hit attack found Steve Siegrist collected Tires rallied for four runs non Mold & Tool Inc., 199 Texas (Alexander 6-1) at Irish, Dik steering, power brakes. Carter Care Chack tha polantlal 7440. because they say he Jets in Jersey Stock No. 5353. Package. Stock No. 5471. Telephone trouncing three hits and Glen team­ in the sixth to defeat the Forest Street, Manchester, Milwaukee (Slaton 2-5), N 8:012 Backiel, Shaw, Dvorak, 643-4257. markat and ba aura to ob­ brought it into the NEW YORK (UPI) — Schaffer Regal’s .last night at Nike, mates Dan Gauchione, Medics last night at Dr iv e r s f o r school Buses Seattle (Abbott 1-4) at tain rallabla and wanted - We will train you. United States from The New York Jets foot- Smith fired 8:09 Kennedy, Teets, Grif­ 17-6. Mike Pagani, Mike Buckley, 5-4. RELIEF CODK -10 to 6 shift. Detroit (Fidrych 0-0), N knowladgaabla advica Part time. Housewives and Canada without liall team has agreed to fiths, Peck Three hits each rattled Mistretta, Biff Grimes, Roland Godin and Dave Full time. Experienced with bafora making any com- retirees prefered. Manchester declaring duty on it. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) Oakland (Blue 3-4) at SALEPRKXD Frank Gonzales and Jack special diet preferred. Apply play one home game at — Floyd Smith, who 8:16 Fahey, Lebiedz, Rogers •5755 SALEPRKEO*4800 off the bats of Tim Moriar- Ostuili provided the key mllmanta. area, 643-2373, Vernon area, Y the New Jersey Cleveland (Garland 1-5), N Remes ty. Clay Nivison and Bill Maloney two each. hits in the rally and Dave In person, or contact Mr. 875-2826. New Whalers coached the Buffalo California (Ross 1-2) at 8:23 Carlson, Clough, Conway and Paul Each side collected 16 ^rg ln , Vernon Manor, 871- ■A ★ ★ Meadowlands and the Sabres to the Stanley Cup Dion struck out the side in 0385. TOOL AND DIE Maker. Some CINCINNATI (UPI) - Toronto (Singer 2-6), N MIoganoski, Agostinelll McNamara, Dave Slota, base hits with Tom Sartori the bottom of the sixth to rest of the home season finals one year and into 8:37 Wilkos, Del Mastro, We at C entury 21, experience necessary. Person The Cincinnati Stingers Minnesota (Zahn 6-2) at Bill Maynes and Wayne leading Frank’s with three, RN/LPN - Wanted for full and hired will be trained In all at Shea Stadium. the playoffs two others, Kulpa, Stephens preserve the come-from- TEDFORD REAL Baltimore (May 5-4), N USED CARS Johnson each added two one a homer, and Jim part time on all shifts. Apply phases of die making and have traded center Greg has been fired as coach of 8:44 Maddox, Macaione, behind decision. Dion ESTATE, Rt. 44A, Bolton Chicago (B rett 5-3) at more to the Phone Dowling, Paul Frenette, to Director of Nursing, metal-stamping business. Carroll and defenseman BroWn signS the National Hockey Morline, Eldwards fanned 14 batters. Salmon Brook Convalescent Notch, Bolton, 647-9914 %nd qualifications to Box L New York (Hunter 1-3), N BARGAIN PRICED FOR cause.Nivison and Maynes Joe Quaglia, Dave Bran- V’* MEDFORD, Mass, League club. 8:51 Herdic, Maglicic, Mike Moreau homered Home, off House Street, handle all types of property c/o Manchester Herald. iNcw EDglmo n’hftlcrs (or Kicli Kansas City (Leonard 2-4) Bates, Chittick QUICK CLEARANCE homered. nick and Collins Judd each for the Medics. Glastonbury. Please call 633- including residential, com­ return at Boston (Jenkins 4-4), N Irv Foster allowed seven added two hits to the 5244.______mercial and recreational REAL ESTATE Sales th e World Hockey specialist Daryl Brown of 8:58 Schilling, W. Sullivan, INT. FARM Assoeiation rights to Karszes, Lynch Theta cart have bean thoroughly reconditioned hits, two by Rich Gilgosky. cause. property. A visit to the of­ Associates - Licensed, or in Tufts University, a ninth- Dairy Queen topped Help Wanted process of obtaining license. standout college 9:05 Liplnski, Taylor, H. for performance, aafaty and value, then REC fice of TEDFORD REAL round draft choice, Hartford Road Enterprises Secretary to A s i't. Supt. for ESTATE can save you South Windsor or East Hart­ gooltender Mike Lieut of Gardella, Bonadles guaranteed In writing. Making 22 hits count for Fogarty’s outlasted Reed Curriculum ft Instruction — Vemon u riw i AiHitfoicXASt Thursday signed five last night at Verplanck, 15- Schools'- 3S hr. wk. 12 mos. Typins & time and money in your ford office. Great earning Bowling Green and a Scholastic roundup 9:12 Davis, Rosenthal, as many runs. Thrifty in the second game, 9-8, as potential. Arruda Realty, 644- For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, May 28. During I one-year contracts with Flnnega, Shenning 13,. shorthand required. Salary range t3.04 search for a home. Our seeond-round draft Package trimmed Hart­ Ben Grzyb and Jim Flaher­ per hr.'M.a (1976-77) »3.lS perhr-$4.55 1539. Friday night, thundershowers will be expected in the | 9:19 Clough, R. Gardella, 1976 PONTIAC Ron Pinney, Mike (1(77-78) Inquire Vernon Public experienced brokers can choice in 1979. the Cleveland Browns of 1976 PLYMOUTH ty each stroked three hits. Pacific Northwest and likely in Georgia and South ■ Marshall, W. Leone Gran Prix Coupe, V-8, auto., air cond., ford National Bank last Herbert and Jon Hainsey Schools — 872-7361. Equal Opportunity show you just the right COUPLE TO ACT as the National Football McDermott McCoan (I) D Tom Mellck, Rich Employer Carolina. CTear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum I Baseball 9:26 Hilinskl, GenovesI, power steering and brakes, vinyl rdof, Volare 4 door, 8 cyl., auto., power night at Keeney, 22-13. each collected three hits home for your family and superintendent in small apart­ League. steering, radio. Very low mileage. Was readings include; (approximate maximum temperatures I Off disabled list BENNET def. Frederickson-Curland Lachapelle, McCollum AM/FM radio. Like new. Was $5496... Big hitters were Mike Marsh, Merrill Meyers, with Pinney gaining the can give you detailed infor- ment house. Maintenance, and 8-6. $4095... in parenthesis) Atlanta f63 (81), Boston 52 (70), Chicago ■ ATLANTA (UPI) - Tied 3-3 after seven in­ 9:40 Ottavlano, Hayes, An- Silver with two homers, and John Gionfriddo were win in relief. Barry Fuller VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No mation on the minor repairs, in Hartford 500 Sunday in the two-hit bracket for experience required. Current area. Please state experience, 62 ( 85), Cleveland 55 (76), Dallas 70 (89), Denver 45 ( 75), I First baseman Willie nings, Bennet’s varsity Golf saldi. Palmer three singles and six and Brett Smith played neighborhood and com­ Duluth 50 (71), Houston 71 (88), Jacksonville 67 (87). Kan- I BimiiAIN PRICED *4005 the Oilers. Best for Reed training openings. Good munity services. Call us family status and age, strictly .Montanex, sidelined with INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) baseball team erupted for CHENEY TECH 9:47 Smith, Atamian, DARGAM PRICED *3005 RBIs. Scott Hanson and good defensively. salary, paid training. Enlist­ confidential. Write Box N c/o sas City 68 ( 86), Little Rock 66 (92), Los Angeles 57 (71), ■ Zavarella, Whelan were Norbert Gonzales anytime. a groin injury since April — Sunday’s Indianapolis five runs in the first extra Cheney Tech improved Mike Czajka with three INTERNATIONAL ment required. Ages 17-35. Manchester Herald. Miami 72 ( 87), Minneapolis 64 (82), New Oirlean Orleans I 9:54 Wilks, Lomba, 197S CHEVROLET hits each and Tim with two doubles and a tri­ Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. 70 (87), New York 58 ( 75), Phoenix 63 ( 96), San Francisco 30, was removed from 300 could be one of the frame to tack a 9-2 defeat its record to 4-11 with a 3-2 Impala Station Wagon, 6 pass., V-8, Hartford Road upended ______I Livingston, Crockett > Bycholski and Craig Ogden ple. PART TIME Hostess - 48 (61) Seattle 45 (59), St. Louis 64 (85), Washington 61 Z the disabled list most unpredictable in re­ on Silas Deane in win over Portland High auto., power steering and brakes, radio. 1974 0LDSM09ILE Boland Oil at Leber Field, ’ ADDRESSERS Wanted ★ ★ ★ 10:01 Novak, T. Leone, S. Cutlass S Coupe, V-8, auto., power with two blows, all for Tuesday thru Friday from 12 Thursday by the Atlanta cent years, based on Wethersfield yesterday. yesterday. Was $4150.... 8-2, as Bill Belekewicz Immediately! Work at home Leone, Davis steering and brakes, vinyl roof, air cond., Thrifty. Hanson had a Bogner’s gained a one- to 2:30 p.m. Apply at Braves. results of final test runs A two-run single by Jack Results; Singles -Lori 10:08 Herdic, G. Pierro, fanned 10 batters. Rick — no experience necessary — Tacorral, 248 Broad Street, radio. Was $3895 single,' double and triple run decision, 10-9, against DID YOU KNOW? Lyon and a two-run homer (P) def. Bellefleur 6-1,6-0; Herman, Larmett Longo came up with two excellent pay. Write Manchester. URCM N PRICED *3740 and Czajka’s output in­ Allied Printing in part American Service, 8350 Park by Eric Gauruder were the Chasse def. Gray (P) 6-2,6- 10:15 Belanger, Foster, hits. II la Important to hava (203) 646-2500 Tomkiel, Zanls DARGAM PRICED cluded two triples. three of the tripleheader, Lane, Suite 269, Dallas, Texas ' land for aala racalvo tha DISHWASHERS - Part time big blows in the rally. 0; Degerman (P) def. *3105 Scott Kvadas tripled and 75231. nights. Apply at Tacorral, 246 Peracchio leads 10:22 Kozlovlch, H. Glglio, 197S 0LDSM99ILE Dick Beloin homered Dave White homered propar advartlaamant 2 Gauruder collected three Rivard 6-0, 6-4; Doubles - singled for the Oilers and Broad St. Manchester. Delta 88, 4 door hardtop, V-8, auto., twice and tripled to pace over the fence for one of conault ut for advica. hits and Dave Parks TalaminiDabroi def. Sembenottl, Stanton 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Vito Perrone added a tri­ RECEPTIONIST - Doctor’s 10:29 Gazza, L. Glglio, power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, air the Bank with Rick Mendes his two hits and Randy matched this total for the Ferguson-Gouin (P) 6-1, 6- Sq. Back Wagon, 4 cyl., auto., radio. Was ple. office. ’Typing essential. 4 day NOW accepting applicatlohs- Catholic golfers Salafia, Melton cond, radio. Was $4345... Smith, Mike Jordan, Ron week. Reply Box R, Bears. 0; Hewitt-Ference (C) won $2295... adding three hits and Dave for full time employmentt. 10:43 Carmlenke, Cardone, Miner two. Seplowitz and Bob Odell AMERICAN FARM Manchester Herald. Lyon pitched four-hit ball by forfeit. Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Abraltis, Hickey BMGMN PRICED *3005 each added two bits to the Civitan topped Modem Walking off with medalist honors, Paul Peracchio for seven innings and DARGAM PRICED ' dusty RELIABLE - Man 20-40 years. only. 10:50 Bemingham, Giguere, *2005 Packer attack. Steve Janitorial last night at paced East Catholic High’s golfers to a 4-1 win over Gauruder came on to Track starting slow with a run Personality and appearance Betko, Blount 1979 PONTIAC McAdam was the hero, his Buckland, 22-11, for its Xavier High yesterday afternoon. strike out the side in the 10:57 Mazanec, Deskus, In the first and two in the essential. Mechanical, elec­ Tm nniZI. BENNET Catalina 4 Door, V-8, auto., air cond., 1972 CHEVROLET single driving in the tie- fourth win in six starts. trical experience desired. Nafp W»nt»d 13 eighth frame as Bennet Passman, Roberts Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., power third. North End Fire TEDFORD REAL ESTATE ’The Eagles now boast a xavier in the battle of No.i Bennet Junior High’s power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, Vaughn Modeen had Phone general manager, 643- 11:04 Prior, Prindle, Fagan, tallied seven times in the breaking run in the last in­ gaudy 14-5 won-lost log players. Poudrier shot an won for the third time in Girls’ track team split in AM/FM radio. Was $4095... steering and brakes, radio. Was $2095... three hits and Tony Vogt 2171. McMahon ning which climaxed a six- while Xavier slips to 8-13. 80, Briggs 77. nine starts. competition yesterday by fifth, added nine more runs and Gary Schlitzing two for Peracchio carded a three BENNET JVa 11:11 Morlarty, Schotta, in the sixth and finished the run rally. POWER GENERATOR Brian Charlebois beating JFK of Enfield, 45- BARGIUN PRICED *3005 DARGAM PRICED *1705 Bob Plaster had three the winners. Jeff Boudreau Equipment Operator • No over p v 74 in defeating Undefeated Vernon Mid- Lapolt, Landolina Angels off with six in the PUBLIC NOTICE I AIRW AY Travel Agency, Inc. recorded an 82 and Dave 23, and losing to Bloom­ 11:18 Daley, Bolin, Hunt, hits. Bob Tinley two, in­ homered in defeat. experience required. Current Scott Peters, 4 and 3. dle School trimmed seventh for a 25-6 win last McGonigle 80 in posting field Junior igh, 47-22. Frank 1976 CHEVROLET cluding a homer, and Bob AMERICAN training openings. Good Roger Poudrier was up­ 1 9 7 9 F O R D night at Robertson. ! 4S7 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. victories for Coach Tom Bennet’s Jayvees yester­ First placements were 11:25 Watson, McMullin, Caprice 4 Door Hardtop, V-8, auto., air salary, paid training. Enlist­ Elite 2 door hardtop, V-8, auto., power Lenny Farrand set the Green and Chet Mazeika Two runs in the final in­ ment required. Ages 17-35. Veterans Memorial Day Church Ser­ ended by Greg Briggs of Malin’s team. day in Vernon, 7-1. garnered for Bennet by cond., power steering and brakes, vinyl I 06040 White, Gustamachlo steering and brakes, vinyl roof, stereo each added two blows. ning enabled Civitan Club Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Seven errors hurt the Chris Cheney in the 100 in 11:32 Plodzik, Zavarella, roof, radio. Was $5095... offensive pace with four vice will be held at Emmanuel Lutheran radio. Was $4295... to tack a 7-5 defeat on locals who are now 3-4. 12.2 against JFK, Kitty Skinner hits and Dave Koski and IlOQ.OO a week and more possi­ Church, 60 Church Street, Manchester on Rich Fylpr each had three EASTERN Manchester Janitorial last Outstanding defensively Perkins in the 440 in 1:13, 11:39 Eagleson, Turner Sr., DARGAM PRICED ble working at home part time Thomas co-medalist BMUiRIN PRICED *3705 *4005 and Pat Vlgnore, Vito Base hits sprayed all night at Waddell. Sunday, May 29 at 6:30 p.m. Color for Bennet was Bob Piccin. Cheney in the 220 in 19,1, Cerina through mailing circulars. Hafp Wtnfd 13 Htlp Wtnltd 13 11:46 Ogden, Zemzars, Kaminskas and Steve over Mt.Nebo last night Send self addressed stamped Guards will assemble outside the church Lee Sadosky in the 880 in Kevin Burnham, Earl Bennett Lucas two each for the before Second Congo envelope. King, Box 233K l22, MATURE, Responsible in Tribe links play ;54, Kathrine Walsh in the << Lappen, Glen Boggini and Mantua, N.J. 08051. at 6’00 p.m. Sponsored by the Permanent RN - Public Health Nursing Tennis Firemen. nipped the British- Woman ■ to clean home two S up erv iso r. BS w ith a broad jump with a lead of 14 ■A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR" Tom Downs hit well for I LUNG Dana Lemay and Leon Americans, 21-20. Memorial Day Committee. mornings per week. minimum of two years Once again Dave Thomas paced Manchester High's feet, 4 and three-quarter Civitan with Mike McKen­ EARN EXTRA Money Part References required. Phone Winning all five Nadeau each came up with Each side had 28 hits time, working from our plea­ experience for the South golf team but he didn’t get enough help from his team­ inches and she also won the Legion drills na homering for the losers. 646-0688, after 6 p.m. Windsor Public Health Nur­ mates and the result was a double CCIL loss to Hall and matches, llling blanked two hits for the Angels. with George Cappalla and sant office. Hourly rate, plus 180 low hurdles in 28.5. The Registration and tryouts INTERNATIONAL commission. No experience sing Association. Call 644- ^ ie ld yesterday at the Manchester Country Club. Windham’s Jayvees CANDLELIGHT Dave Prince leading the 0942, or 644-2511, Ext, 14. relay team of Nancy for the Manchester Legion FARM necessary. Will train. Call us PART TIME Evenings. We Thomas shared medalist honors with Hall’s Rich yesterday, 5-0. CHEVROLET Only in the last inning did way for Congo with five are now accepting between 9 and 1. Walsh, Katherine Walsh, baseball team will begin The Oilers nipped An- at 569-4990. Grabow with 77, the former carding 39-38-77 and the Results: Singles - Blue Moon fail to score in hits each. The latter’s two- applications for work in a Chris Cheney and Karin Tuesday afternoon at 5 at H^ galSenter' Browne (1) def. CO., INC. routing Holiday Lanes last out single drove in the win­ saldi’s, 8-7, in seven in­ POSITION AVAILABLE for drlve-ln theater for the TELEPHONE SALES • Earn latter 40-37-77. Dennison also won. E ast Catholic High. Any Frederickson 8-3, Brown night at Robertson, 17-9. ning run in a four-run last nings Wednesday night. Accounts Payable Clerk. Must Summer season, June to |4 per hour - Salary and com­ Hall posted a 7-0 triumph over the Red and White and Winners against Blooni- have good calculator U a Ilf h r • iMiK-MirfHi' September. Please apply in mission. Multi branch four (I)def. Wight8-6,Kilbe(I) boy who will not turn 19 CARTER George Brook rapped inning after the BA’s had Mike Prignano had three Enfield scored a 4-3 decision. 1220 Main Street, Manchester Phone 040-6404 experience. Willing to train person after 8 p.m. any field were Qieney in the before Aug.l is eligible and taken the lead with nine hits for the winner, while Corner ol Broad state firm has permanent Local players were; and their scores: Thomas 77, Carl def. Roscio 8-0. Doubles - four singles and Steve right person. Send resume to Mon.-FrI. 6 a.m. - 6 p.m evening at the East Hartford openings. Shifts from 9 a.m. to 100 (tied with teammate boys who will not reach 16 Craig Franklin homered and Canttr SIraol Baker %, Qiris Nelson .88, Jeff Shrider 90, Craig Hesselbach-Bosshardt (I) Open Evenings 'Ul 0 - Thurs. ’til 6 — Sat. ’Ml 5 Wronker, Tony Morianos, runs in the top of the P.O. Box 1127, Broad Street Regal Phone 646-2112 Sat...... 6 a m. - 12 noon Drlve-In ’Theater, Route 5 and 9 p.m. Monday through Prima) and 220 and the by JunelS are eligible for for the losers. Chapel Rd., South Windsor. Eagleson 93, Glff Backofen 96 and Mike Presti 107. def. Wight-Breen 8-7, Jim Ruffini, John Whin- seventh. Station, Manchester, Conn. Friday. Call 643-4301, relay team. the Legion Juniors. n iirvtiRv r3r<»/-*mr

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i NEW HOMES I^WH/n‘*S A By JAMES A. M c C a r t h y B y m t \ NICE COUPLE GAYLE LIKE YOU 8 ^ HAMILTON Manchester WONDERFUL BACKYARD FOR DOING IN WESTWOOD SECTION II YOUR CHILDREN Ranches, Capes, Dutches, Raised Ranches and Colonials. Real Estate Large Ranch with 4 bedrooms, brand new oak cabinets in A PLACE 3 and 4 bedroom models up to 2'A baths, fireplaced family Editor remodeled kitchen, dishwasher, carpeting, and finished room, formal dining room, vynal siding, double garages. rec room. In immaculate move-in condition. Priced at LIKE THIS? On high treed lots with gorgeous view. Call now for ap­ Here are a few tips to help make your $42,900. pointment to see our plans and lots. homemore saleable. .... —liliii. Vernon 1. List with a real estate firm. His professional knowledge will obtain the best market price PINEWOOD ESTATES for your home with a minimum of delay and Only 3 homes left. 2 Raised Ranches and 1 Dutch Colonial, trouble to you. on ¥4 acre treed lots with gorgeous view. Priced low $60’s. i t 2. Let the salesman do the selling. Do not dis­ East Hartford cuss price, terms, possession or other factors COLONIAL WOODS with the prospect. Refer these questions to KEEP YOUR COOL! New 2 Family Duplexes. 2 and 3 bedroom models with IVk r the salesman. We have available Condominium units that have central baths, full basements, vynal siding, city water and air conditioning to keep you cool all summer. Enjoy your sewers. Price starting from $52,900 or will build to suit 3. Avoid crowds. Avoid having too many people leisure time in the pool or on the tennis court. Priced your family needs. present during Inspections. The prospect will from $26,900 to $35,900. feel like an Intruder and will hurry through the house. 4. Be courteous but do not force the prospect. D.F. REALE td' He Is Inspecting your house, not making a 173 Main St. ,m| 646-4525 BUT MERRITT AGENCY 646-llSO social call. REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST, 646-4200 agoncy 646-4200 These are Just a few tips. I’ll have more for you MANCHESTER next week. ______DON'T MAKE A MOVE... UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN MANCHESTER Y-Wf! '

MANCHESTER THE D.W. FISH NEW COLONIAL Comfortable living with no outside yard work, with this lovely 2 bedroom Condo Ranch with spacious family Central location. Close to schools, shopping, police sta room, Franklin stove, IMi baths. Only $35,500. f e i tion. Bowers School area, 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, first FMeTW ’ floor laundry, fireplaced living roorn. $43,500. REALTY CO.

Give us a quick call on this one. It’s Our Experience Is Your Security immaculate, with 6 rooms, beamed VERNON living room ceiling, three bedrooms One story brick. Air conditioned. Next to city parking. Spacious Florida rocm with this lovely 7 room Raised 6 Full time Brokers and recently painted. Only $36,900. Ideal office space, retail store, restaurant. Central Ranch that offers 3 baths, panelled rec room, Franklin business district. $4» 000 stove, cathedral ceiling living room, carpeting, 2-car 60 Acres on Rt. 85, Bolton. 5 miles from basement garage and city utilities. $49,500. To Serve You 649-2813 Manchester and 2 V2 miles from Tallwood Country Club. $67,900. w o L v e rto r i REALTY CO., INC. Check This Outstanding Value REAL ESTATE 643-2*92 aGencyU M . .ST.EC- ■ V..C"tST(. CONN OWN) • H ..)l)l i Robert D. Murdock, Realtor REAL ESTATE ■7' 646-4126 B49-1922I p i i LISTED THIS WEEKI ROLLING PARK CAPE Four rooms down • Two unfinished up 646-8250 Garage Si Breezeway • Treed lot Big Rear Shed Dormer An Unusual Opportunity — Call nowl

REAL BBTATE COMPANY ALSO 13f I4«T CENTEII ITMET MtNCHESTEH. CONN. 0(040 $26,900 — LakelronI Cottage. Fast sale Imperetive. $32,000 — Two Family. Business potential plus in­ come. $37,900 — Five bedroom Colonial, two car garage. $39,500 — Six room Ranch. Convenient, trees, garage. $39,900 — Seven room Cape, garage, patio, heated porch. 4, EAST HARTFORD *36,900 $45,900 — Two Family Duplex. Five garages, high In­ No more painting! Aluminum sided 5-room come. $47,500 — Seven room Raised RanchT'Glean country Ranch. Full cellar, city sewers. Near living. Cathedral ceilings. Many extras. Lovely lot. SOUTH WINDSOR schools, busline. Only 5% down to qualified $47,500 — Unique, Immaculate 7 room Colonial. Full Dormered Cape, fireplace, deep lot, aluminum buyer. Panoramic view from Hertford to Bradley Field, In­ ' siding, 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, formal dining room, Spacious four bedroom Split located cluding beautllul lake nearby. Two car garage, plus big family room, den, many other features. outbuilding. New 200 amp. service, new paint. See II in a beautiful wooded setting. For­ •**#****************-4**'ArA’Y^* now. mal dining, garage, full basement - - $49,000 — Nine room Dutch Colonial. Mr. DeRocco. What Is your Property Worth? $54,900 — Reduced lor last tele. Nine room Ranch f- - lots of living space for only $45,900. * We will inspect your property and 4 with 2 lull baths, 3 garagat, AND CENTRAL AIR Call for complete details. * suggest an asking price. (No obligation). * CONDITIONINQI Country alzed lot. $55,200 — Brick and aluminum siding feature this * Ask us about our guarantee sales plan 4 seven room Cape on labulout Forest St. Shed dormer » TODAY!!! SOUTH WINDSOR *51,900 gives Colonial sized bedrooms. Two car garage, *****************•*■**•■*♦*•**’* breezeway. “Golf Green’’ lawn. il i “Hospitality Plus’’ — Fifty foot 8 room RAISED RANCH situated on a private $63,900 — 7Vi room Cape, Lakewood Circle area. REALTORS - MLS 100x300 treed lot in one of South Windsor’s finest areas. Beamed ceiling in family in residential area. Separate utilities. PASEK Small down payment required. Great investment! Jchards MM'. living room, and dining room with door leading to large 12x24’ deck. Two MANY M O R E-U ll US-WE WORK! 608 Burnside Avenue, E.H. C i// Our Noutt Nunrtn rn~ baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace. A pleasure to show! WILLIAM E. BaFIORE AGENCY P*9fly Ksllogg • 8u« Charloux • CIntfy Talaga |u ji ^ 7 ; Realtors \ m S^ Realtors • All Points Relocation • 647-1413 Ann Otagan • Bonnia Qodln - Marcalla Conlam S3 ELLINGTON ROAD 2 8 9 - 7 4 7 5 V LET US SELL YOUR HOME-OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SOUTH WINDSOR 52S-9S46 * 1 "THERE’S ND HDME LIKE THE DNE YDU DWN" GET MORE with - -r.tr- ■ SENTRY t l 1 II . li I MORTGAGE 6!^!JREAL estate services i MONEY? K IN G S IZ E NORTH COVENTRY >41,900 4k .4 EXCEPTIONAL BUY New listing - 1973,3 bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 full baths, — 1 ft- available on this spacious three bedroom COLONIAL. MANCHESTER *42.900 skylight, cathedral ceiling, fireplace, 2 car garage, acre One full and two half baths, fireplaced living room, '1 You can’t see from the outside the spacious private with plenty of garden space. Owners must sell. Priced to kitchen with all appliances, dining room, carpeting plus master bedroom with iron railed balcony, overlooking move! W a P t j l many more fine features. Offered at $43,900. living room, formal dining, large family room, laundry Duplex located on bue line with 3 bedroome each aide. Two aaparate furnacaa, firaplacad living room. Aak Don Lappan to ahow you through. Aaking $43,S00. Raised Ranch available immediately. Three or four bedrooms, family room, % acre lot. Priced to sell! LIVE IN THE CITY ON A COUNTRY LOT Sitting In your backyard you will leal Ilka you arc In 4 Professional NEW LISTING your own private wooded glan. Landteaped In Relocation Service At No h tra Cost! Clean 7 room Split Level, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, 1 car gar­ prolaaalonal manner with atone walla and beautllul age, den plus full basement. hemlock hedgea thia lot otfera the quial and privacy We are your award-winning RELO real eatata most people are looking for. The home faaturea central broker backed by over 18 years of experience JUST ARRIVED location, huge rooms, fireplace, hardwood lloors, all in BOLTON *70,900 and service to tranaferred people and com­ U&R Raised Ranch on cul-de-sac street. Two fireplaces, Immaculate condition and taatefully decorated. Here’s that large home in the peaceful countryside you’ve ; ; panies. One call puts ys to work marketing your 2 car garage. ¥4 acre lot. High $50’s. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED LOT property here and finding new property (or you lywinpiaBgfoi. pj^K re *tth | | |I0R TH COVENTRY >42,900 Is a must to see for only * 4 0 ,5 0 0 . surrounds this attractive 8-room RAISED RANCH. Betty anywhere. N E W H O M E S For more features A ln(ormatlon...call us now... Large family room, fireplaced game room. 2 sets of ’TW* Pawllr m large lieediol with t-dar g a ir -^ Hi rural area of compireble homes. p Owners want offers on this 4 bedroom Colonial, IVi baths, Call today on several new subdivisions in the area. All Loan O ffic e r room with fireplace and s lid ^ b^rM M , 2 tfi baths, , i. formal dining, goodsized rooms, oak floors, aluminum glass sliders, carpeting and pool. $47,900. age. Separate furnacea, good condition. Poaalble to C all US today. styles, all different price ranges. convert to 3 Family. Aaking $48,900. deluxe kitchen, quality throughout and NEW. private setting, acre, quick occupancy. The Barrows & Wallace Company *»4* ______TEDFORD REAL ESTATE BLANCHARD & ROSSEIFO C3 29 Cpnnoclicul Blvd., East Hartford Ifcritage Savings LESfi£l^rGER MANCHESTER HARTFORD [Q Realtors-MLS tjf/MH/lssmialioM • S im elS V I HOLCOMBE 646-7833 728-6615 647-9914 »I ..,—,— .. 1 1 1 . I ..I I. . I < ONSSER AGENCY e l l s REALTOR 289-4331 ■ ffiZ J n i 189 West Center St. 646-2482 1007 Main Street, Manchester Tel. 640-4586 Raa/fon S r a (3 646-1511 644-2447 644-2447 *46-8713 yi. ... 'V. m A lii PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27. 1977- PAGE NINETEEN ...... i m m s m Hornet For Sale 23 Beal Eatate Wanted 2 ( Articlaa tor Sala H«/p Wanted *3 HTm M IS Bu$lnt$ Opportunity 14 Hom n For Sate 41 Articlaa tor Sala 41 Articlaa tor Sala 41 Apartmantt For Bant S3 Tabard and Pants SMALL ENGINE Service MANCHESTER - Beautifully WANTED, Four bedroom SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, ONE SPEEDAIRE Air Com­ WE HAVE customers waiting East Hartford Corporation expanding dealer decorated 4 bedroom Raised By Own«r Colonial - With first floor den. processed gravel, stone, sand pressor - 1 HP. I phase. 1 M C FLEA MARKET for the rental of your apart­ network. No experience Ranch. Lovely, private lot. In Porter Street or Martin and fill. For delivery call stage. 115-230 volts. Model aiO PINE STREET ment or home. J.D. Real necessary. Complete training George H. Giifflng, Andover, number 9K 322. Used less than dnwr N Rirtlirt It. Martiirtit DEALERSHIP Convenient location. Pool, School area. In the $50s. Call OPEN • TO I SAT. S SUN. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- program. HSOO. Investment patio, sun porch and more! private party, at 647-1567. 74^7a6. 10 hours. First $200 takes it. **Somtrh/n0 For £v9ryon9" 1980. required to start your own |M,900. M wards Realty, 644- Call 6464100 days. Fw lulcr S»M. Hmj I im m Ni Ci I business. Ideal for retired or TWO SOO AMP Rectifiers - S 2 4 -lto Good Port TImo Incomo LOOKING for anything in real part time. Details on request. 9000. Good condition. Good for ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mornings or Evtnings 1:00 p.m. to 4 p.m. ' Houtahold Oooda 40 ■ ■ or welding. Call 649- estate rental • apaiments, Mr. Barker. BSCA Field VISIT OUK SPECIAL homes, multiple dwellings, no Mon.-FrI. Training Division Box 619, I from noon til 6:00 p.m. Outdoor Spoco AvoHoblo For CUSHMAN MAPLE Hutch • WORLD OF H E SSS TNo Summor Montho. Phono lees. Call J.D. Real Estate 11:00 o.tn. to 2:00 p.m. Wading River, New York. 824-1B$S Por Purthor Infor- Large size. Excellent condi­ CUUHARY, FRAORAHT a n d Associates, Inc. 646-1960. Saturday 11792. SALE • Reconditioned Stan­ 1 mtUon... MID ^60’s tion. 8150. Call 646-2791, after MIDICINAL H IR R S dard Typewriters. A ivM* Mtoetfon of Apply In porton to 7:00 p.m. Guaranteed. Alw call us for 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. SERVICE BUSINESS with Look this deluxe Ranch ScoflMd OoranAimt floor. Three room heated cleaning and overhaul of your LCCTURie AND 1800 a week income. Available over on Lakewood Circle DIMONSTRATIONS SEARS COLDSPOT Air Con­ apartment. $180. Security. in this area..A cash business. AIR CONDITIONER - 7,000 typewruer. Small charge for Mr. Hatak South. Loaded with BTU. Whirlpool. Window. ditioner - Excellent condition. Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. Minimum down payment pick up and delivery. Yale One year old. 14,000 BTU. Used 2 months. $125. Call 289- SUNRISE HERBS g tMlWMlWglBi^ required. 643-4301. extras, acre plus lot. Our Beautifully landscaped three bedroom Ranch in excellent Typewriter Service, 41 BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD 1250. Call after 6, 633-8113. sign is on the property. condition. Two baths, oversized family room with built-in 1390. Purnell Place, 6494^. aiAtTONRURY AUTO MECHANIC She H e ra lb bar. Large master bedroom, two enclosed patios, fully ' ' South on Monchootof Hd.. loft on Ga r n e t r in g with duster Drive by and call Immaculate and spacious three bedroom SPLIT WHITE ELECTRIC Range - :! n t 94. 2 B/10 inlloo to Birch STOP Eiperlenced «»to mechinlc wmW applianced kitchen, attached 1-car garage and workshop. LOAM, GRAVEL, sand, of pearls. Yellow gold. inuiKdlJteliranwditeiy. «------houn per week.‘ No LEVEL. Family room, formal dining room, fireplaced Excellent condition. $75 finn. washed stone, wood chips, Mountain Rd. . . Good (rinje benefits. See □ EDUCATION Many extras. On quiet street near school, playground, Opon 7 Doyo . 9 AM • 7 PM Original cost $90, sacrifice, Salunlayt. T.J. CROCKETT living room, kitchen with all appliances, 2 baths, gar- Call 646^)678. complete landscaping. 742- PHONE SSS-1S19 Mr. Carter. Carter Chevrolet Com­ town poof and stores. 845. Full length Rust suede m a Main PART TIME Evenings - We 643-1577 ! and a heavily treed lot. Low S50’: 7833 or 649-2178. iLSOKING! KITCHEN Woodburning ; ieeeeee»eeeeee»»»»» coat with fur collar. Size 12, 1 We offer the largest variety of a re expanding. We need Privnio Instructions Call 649*2675 for appointment worn twice. 845 . 647-1809. I attractive apartments and ? supervisors. Experienced In Stove. White. Good condition. i townhouses in Manchester * building, cleaning REMEDIAL READING and Call 228-9009. : Rental office open daily 9'3. La r g e c a p e - On 5 acres. TAG SALES Hig h c h a ir and Carriage, I weekends. 11-3. maintenance. Manchester, math; individualized work six foot wooden skiis, crib. AVON - Lets you get more out Vernon, East Hartford areas. Living room 24x16, kitchen, 28 WE BUY li SELL furniture. of life! Here's your opportuni­ program, (lst-8th grade) by «•••••••••»•••••••••••••• Qggli du Jjjg [Jug Q jg pjggg pp room dividers four panels. DAMATO Wages negotiable with Master’s degree teacher. 568- formal dining room. 4 super ty to earn money; win prizes Lota-Land for Sala 24 TAG SALE - Saturday and TAG SALE - Furniture and Call 647-1690. experience. Contact General 8075. large bedrooms. Priced right! ALL CASH For your property, an entire houseful. honors, pessonal recognition. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. Sunday. 83 St. John Street. 10 miscellaneous household ENTERPRISES Services Inc., 649-5334. within 24 hours. Avqid Red TOP QUALITY Top Soil and Call 523-...... II for information. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes MANCHESTER - Two B Zone beside Douglas Motors. to 4. Furniture, tables and items and tools. 231 North 646-1021 DRUMS - Modem, complete chairs, twin bed, lamps, Loam. Excavating, septlcs, LICENSED NURSE Hours course. 649-6411, 649-J036, COLUMBIA - Private Beach Corporation, 648-0131. Building Lots. Need to be Elm Street, Manchester. May SECRETARY - Receptionist. flexible. Days open. Ideal for rights go with this large 7 filled. LOW price. Paul W. REFRIGERATORS household items, drapes, 28th and 29th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and sewer work. Latullppe Music Shop. Brothers Inc. 646-5114, also Typing, shorthand, transcrip­ retired person. Call 649-2358 room Cape. Attached garage. I^ugan, 643-4535. Washers, ranges, used, children’s toys. FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch SELLING your house? Call us 742-9477. tion necessary. Legal for information. Reduced to 839,900. Lessenger first and we’ll make you a guaranteed and derm. New ta g s a l e - May 28, 29, 30.10 Street. First floor. Adult cou­ experience, some Sells, 646-8731. INDUSTRIAL LOT - Sheldon shipment damaged, GE and TAG SALE - Some antiques, to 4. US Diane Drive, South ple. No children, or pets. 649- WO AND ONE HALF BATHS cash offer. T.J. Crockett, GRADUATION Gift Idea ... bcKiKkeeping helpful. Small, ASSEMBLERS - Will train. □ REAL ESTATE Realtor, 643-1577. Road. Level. About 1/2 acre. Frfgldalre. Low prices. B. D. odds-and-ends, Saturday and Windsor, (off Kelly Road). centrally located office. 649- Days. Starting rate 12.35 per Ma n c h e s t e r - By owner. are featured in this spotless 7-room RAISED RANCH. All city utilities. Keith Real Pearl and Sonn, 649 Main Sunday, all day. Lake Road, Something for every one. 1/2 Price on 1,000 Guitars, and 2865, weekdays 9 to 5. hour. Call 646-5756. Two story building, consisting Family room, formal dining room, 2-car garage, plus a EsUte, 646-0126, 649-1922. Street, 643-2171. Andover. Miscellaneous items too other Musical Instruments! EAST HARTFORD - Two Nomss For Sale 23 IMMEDIATE Cash for your Shop early. Master Charge of 3 car garage, ^u s 3 rooms treed lot on a cul-de-sac! Hlsh 840's. numerous to list. bedroom townhouse. One and B-128 property. Let us explain our ana Bank Amerlcard MANAGER - Restaurant. presently used as an antique fair proposal. Call Mr. BOLTON - One acre approved CARPETING - Never laid. TAG SALE - 129 South Main 1/2 baths, all appliances, lull 1Z-18 High volume with dell and COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg lot with lovely trees. In area Street. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur­ available. Send for Free R N s - LPN s Farm, with three story bam. shop. Includes lovely older 3 Belfiore, 647-1413. From $180,000 home! Newest TAG SALE - Saturday, May basement, washer/dryer baxery in Hartford. 7-3, 3-11 shift, full time, bedroom Colonial, on quiet with nice homes. Call Owner day. Catamaran (sail boat), Discount Catalogue. Rivers A carefree and comfort­ Butler-type building. Power nylon short shag. Beautiful. 28th., 9 to 3. 232 C, New State hookup, heated. $255. able way to look tills sea­ Experience necessary. Top part time, weekends relief. street, off East Center Street. BUNCHARD & ROSSEnO REALTORS 643-1347. S^led in water-proof factory aliminum storm windows, Music Corp. (Factory Outlet) monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. plant, and other outbuildings, MAY WE BUY your home? Road. Moving, must sell 654 Main Street, Middletown, son, with an easy-sew wages, plus bonus incentive. Come in and talk to us Possibility of other types of Quick, fair, ail cash and no container. Will do three miscellaneous items. Send reply to Box TT, c/o plus Three Lovely Homes. TOLLAND - 43 acres. On everything! 649-5608.______Conn. Open ‘til 9. Call 347- tabard and pull-on pants. about our new higher star­ Offers invited. B/W Realty, small business. No brokers. 189 WEST CENTER STREET - MANCHESTER problems. Call Warren E. rooms, wall-to-wall. We MANCHESTER - Gean one Printed pattern B-128 Manchester Herald. 844,900. 647-1567. Route 30. 855,000. 25 acres. bought too much. Sacrifice - MULTI-FAMILY Tag Sale - ting rate. 647-1419. eaUAL HOUSINQ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. TAG SALE - Saturday May bedroom unit in a small brick with Photo-Guide is in South Windsor, city utilities, $219. New padding for three Very reasonable. 129A Rachel building. Quiet rural at­ Sizes 12 to 18. Size 14, 36 DIRECT SALES - Are you the EAST HARTFORD oppoutunity Road. Saturday, June 4 -10 to 28th., 10 to 5 79 Ferguson 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 2 asking 8125,000. Century 21, rooms - 824. Private: 1-349- Road, Manchester. Building Suppllet 42 mosphere. $225. Includes heat, bust, 3H yards of 45- type of person who would be EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 24 Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. 5. Rain date, Saturday June convalescent HOME baths, family room, fireplace, 8444. Housewares, furniture, knic hot water and appliances. inch. Price . . . $2.00. willing to work hard for 1500 11. NATURAL STONE for Blanchard & Rossetto, Patteme available only per week.? If you are, you 745 Main 8t. four bedrooms, garages, acre. knacs, clothing. 853,900. Hutchins Agency, 646- FREEZER FOR SALE - retaining walls, veneers, Realtors. 646-2482.______in sizes thown. may qualify for training to East Hartford, Conn. TAG SALE - Large. Saturday patios, etc. Pick up by the 3166. Ma n c h e s t e r - Deimont VERNON, OPEN House - NEW LISTING - L-Shaped Upright, 14.8 cubic feet. To inler, tend $2.00, Inclidit represent one of the largest «29,500 Excellent condition. $200.00. May 28 - 9 to 5.76 North School TAG SALE Moving. 42 Hyde pound or delivery by the ton. ROCKVILLE - Three Room pestsis and handllni. Consumer Food Suppliers. No Street. Nine room Cape, Sunday May 29th.,'2 to 4 p.m. Ranch. Extra large Street. Opposite Robertson Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Apartment. With heat, hot LARGE CARPET Cleaning MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room Fireplace, Finished rec room, Four bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, bedrooms. Fireplace. Garage. Lawn Sweeper, good condi­ Street Manchester. May experience necessary. Call Compact four room LAND AUCTION tion, 810.00. Call ^-9262. School, North Manchester. 28th., & 29th. 9 to 4 Couch, 649-3163. water, stove refrigerator. SUE BURNETT Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and firm has immediate opening Ranch. Finest construction, appliances, two car garage. aluminum sided Colonial. All ” untry lot. 838,500. Cen- MsnchMitf Essnlng HariM Ranch with one room For miscellaneous items. $158. No pets. Parking for one 11SO Ava. ol Atnoricas 4, at 569-4990. for service person. fireplace, recreation room, Owner wants offers. Welles quality features. Must be seen Jacxston-Avante. 646- TAG SALE - 19 Newman finished in basement. BOOKCASE BED. New mat­ Doga-BIrdt-Pelt 43 Car. Adults only. Security Now Yorti, N.Y. loose Experienced or will train. Top garage, spotless condition. Agency, 643-0302. to be appreciated. Please - in­ Estate of Edward J. Holl Street, off Center. Saturday deposit. Cali 646-7690. salary offered. Excellent 843.500. Hutchins Agency 646- terested buyers only. 872,900. Hartford National Bank and Truat Company, tress and box spring. Bed $25, TAG SALE - Moving. Must Print Hsmt, Addrsn wlHi ZIP Box spring ana mattress, $20 May 28th., 9 to 4. CODE, Stylt NsmSir and slit. fringes. Call 643-4301. 3166. Daryl Drive. Call 872-3182. DUPLEX - 7-7. Formal dining Executor sell everything. Gas stove, DOG-CAT BOARDING T.J. CROCKETT each. 647-1674. Miscellaneous. refrigerator - excellent condi­ bathing/grooming. Complete THREE ROOM ^artment. The Spring & Summer room. Three bedroom, plus By Order Of The Probata Court Available July 1st. First floor. DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, tion. Hospital bed, single bed. modern facilities. Canine •77 BASIC FASHION CARRIER WINDOW WASHER Wanted - 643-1577 MANCHESTER - Lots of den, country kitchen. Two car For The DIalrIct ol Manchaatar TAG SALE - 193 High Street, Heat, hot water, appliances, contains a Bonus Coupon. Must be experienced, and carpeting, aluminum storms, space. 7 Room Cape. Large garage. Separate furnaces. MANCHESTER - Raised 164 Oak Street. 643-7361. day - Ranch. Four years old. Manchester. Saturday May Road, Manchester. 646-5971. storage area, laundry Price . . . 82.00 a copy. reliable. Steady work. Call 2 furnaces, trees, 8445 income. eat in kitchen, and dining 848,900. Century 21, Jackston- □ MI8C. FOR SALE 28th.; Sunday M ^ Mth., 10 facilities. Security deposit. No NEEDED 839.500. Hutchins Agency, 646- Eight rooms, four large Add 82.00 for the New 649-5334. room. Nice family home. 841,- Avante, 646-1316. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• a.m. to 3 p.m. Rug, excer- TAG SALE - Lamps, up­ peU. 8210. 643-4884 or 646-7268. 3166. REAL ESTATE 900. East Coast Realty, 528- bed ro o m s, 2W b a th s, PMCa 1. lalhiMiHMM.CiiiLtltnMw RMlHltlarm ttlOtelMlMr.M- CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - SUCCESS IN SEWING. for Articlaa for Sala 41 clser, miscellaneous. Rain holstered chairs, clothing, LEGAL SECRETARY 172 C. Cmter 81. 9669, 643-9969. MANCHESTER - Cramped fireplace, bowed window, m iiEwriU K m . W SI iHitaa. I ann m 4 Sa m l li m lA Basic Obedience Classes now Benedict Drive DUPLEX 4-5, Nice condition. f« M m c IIm K h r t M h liM il W k N TtiN CMawr. In al M Eitilt kyait. date - following weekend. stereo, miscellaneous forming. Individual and LARGE FIVE Room Apart­ Manchester. Part time. July Convenient location. Live rent for space! See our roomy four formal dining room with aail, lltli FlHr, 7TI lU i SFn I, latlai faai ment. Appliances, unheated, IFWf “Wo Make MARTIN D-18 Six string ac- household items. 21 Lehigh protection lessons also South Windsor and August. Reply to Box T, free or good investment at MANCHESTER - VinUge 6 bedroom Dutch. Treed lot, sliders to deck, eat-in M N M laU at II AM, SMriq. tet 4. Itn, K aN N IraUtaM I h A M a i. coustlc guitar with Barcus NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - Drive, East Hartford. Golf parking, no pets. References. c/o Manchester Herald. DOirTKU YOUR extras. 840's. East Coast Real­ Caa. available. For reservations, 841,900. M. H. Palmer Realty, HOUSE CALLS” Room Colonial. Kitchen and kitchen, large family room Berry pick up. With case. Furniture, bric-a-brac, dis­ course area to Andover to Security. One child accepted. Apertmenta For Beni 53 HOMI IN 90 DATS... pantry, dining room, ample ty, 528-9668, evenings, 646- PUCEL I FaanulpiwntlMtiliaMiartliilEwaaNSliMlairaKlallMiKSliMl. please call 646-5OT1. 646-6321. with enclosed porch, SaalastK, Caa. laaT htMtaet A Ha 4> m iM ki hU il iNttlar, Ml $250. Call 649-8403. hes, miscellaneous. May 28th, Syracuse to Lehigh. May 28, 8200. 646-0057. SECRETARY FOR WFU lUT IT. storage, garage. Remodeled, 7603. CARRIER 6 4 6 -4 1 2 6 closets galore, 2-car gar­ uHnMi. A ilatcli 4 Sa pml ii m U h w* nwwt fna lalfaT M miI 9:30 to 3 p.m. 42 Elizabeth 29, 10-5. No previews. AKC BLACK Standard § urchasing and personal FRECHETTE & MARTIN IMMACULATE CAPE - Four excellent value at 834,900. M aN Tint Cnani, Trail BaN EtMi InariM t TilapAaa: TlStm ALUMINUM sheets used as Driven MAYBERRY VILLAGE - EAST HARTFORD - apartment of busy maufac- 6 4 8 -1 8 2 2 East Coast Realty, 528-9668; age, large lot. 860,500. M N b W N1 PM. taWte. te l a llm N bSaS IM . IM n la . Can Female poodle. 8 weeks old. Mayberry Village. Attractive 646-4144 bedrooms, fireplaced living printing plates, .007 thick, TAG SALE - May 28th, 9 a.m. Champion blood line. Call 742- Three rooms, newly NEEDED turing company. Must be an room, kitchen with built-in evenings 646-7603. TONS or Mtfl k ladi cm Ha kWa alan alhr li ampM aiBl aAaS a IM Aapaiil a 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for TAG SALE Saturday 28th, to 3 p.m. at 30 Clyde Road. decorated, no appliances. Bus four room apartment. excellent typist and shorthand East Hartford ttiA a tr wnlM dacA aN kt pnwaA It ^ a caainci al aih. Eadi Ilk k uNact k Sa 8112 or 742-9818. Parking - one car. Inquire 17 for dishwasher and stove, anraad 4 Da Prakata Ctart. Mijiaid taraa k kt Ktkaaliak. 81. Phone 643-2711. Rain date, June 4th 10-4. 692 Some antiques, toys and fur­ stop and parking. Security ability a plus. Maturity and ELLINGTON - 8 Room Early carpeting thru-out, fenced-in MANCHESTER - Large An- RANCH — 5Vb rooms, lA iin. West Middle Tpke. Two fami­ niture. deposit and references. Adults Indian Hill Street. Mise essential. Apply at Multi k can il Ilk, laha li ka kaH N a FREE KITTENS - Box Tolland Street American Cape. Across from treed yard, convenient to COVENTRY - Custom Built - saldi built 7 Room Cape. excellent condition, car­ UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub ly. Baby Items, tires. Ford preferred. 528-5943. Circuits, 50 Harrison Street, 50 foot Raised Ranch. Choice Spacious, modern kitchen, trained. Cute and frisky. Call Woodland Stdiool Area Ellington Ridge Country Club. shopping and bus. 841,900. Call port, rec. room, wooded Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, parts, plants, household TAG SALE - 30 years of ac­ 646-5933. Manchester. Between 9 and 4. 5.6 acres. 858,900. Ha Maryann Cullina, 633-1526. acre plus location. Onlv 839,- formal dining room. Quiet, AUCTION TO BE CONDUCTED BY Brownies, nurses. East items, miscellaneous. cumulation. Furniture, wood t h r e e Si h a l f Rooms, VILLA8EK APTS. lot. Won’t last for only 834,- Carpeting, full basement. P t tile Corp., 646-0131. Westledge Associates, 633- 900 complete. Split Level, Convenient area. Possible 4th. Three Family (4-6-4) plus Catholic School. 649-1225. stove, collectables, old radios, first floor. Available June 1. East Hartford Butineta Opportunity 14 900. RICHARD C. W OODHOUSE, E8Q. CHESEPEAK BAY Retriever baths, appliances, heal, patio, air 5241. 844,900 com plete. Welles bedroom. 837,900. East Coast commercial store. 84S Main SIroal TAG SALE - Saturday 10 to 5, books, fireplace equipment, Stove, refrigerator, parking. Carrier should Pups - AKC registered. 8 No children or pets. Security. conditioner, no pets, adults SEVEN ROOM Colonial - Agency, 643-0302. Realty, 528-9668 , 643-9669. Separate furnaces, Manchaatar, Conn. Da r k l o a m . 5 yards. 832 141 Kennedy Road. Lamps, 100s of items. Saturday May ESTABLISHED Pest Control weeks. Male, 643-9311 after 4 8165. 643-7279. have bike Family room off kitchen. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy parking. 853,900. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed gas, stove, bikes, rugs, toys, 28th., 10 to 4. 28 Union Street, p.m. or weekends. CHARLES LESPERANCE Call firm. Gross over 840,000 in Extra large master bedroom, intersection. Large seven sand and stone. 643-9504. crafts, much more. Manchester. 1976. An excellent reputation room home, large lot. 855,000. MANCHESTER - Five room S49-7620 1 1/2 baths, plus garage and CAPE — 6 rooms, living FREE - 6 Angora kittens. Box Duplex. Centrally located. and potential. Owner has rec room. Pleasant Valley Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. room, dining room, 3 •••••#••••••••••••••••••*• 647-9946 other commitments. 528-4749. W ARREN E. Hornet For • trained. Phone 646-7937, after Available July 1st. $200. J. D. area. 852,900. By owner. 289- bedrooms, new kitchen 4. Real Estate, 646-1980. Hornet lor Rent 54 Herald Circulation 8308 a f te r 5 w eekdays, MANCHESTER - By owner. cabinets and counters, full SERVICE BUSINESS. Annual weekends anytime. Six room aluminum sided HOWLAND Dapt. basement, treed yard. $33,■ PEEASPOO PUPPY - 10 BOLTON THREE Room ANDOVER, CONN. - Five income 830,000. Local success. Cape with fireplaced living Realtor! 843-1108 A cash business. Call 203-233- 900.00 weeks old. Black and white. Apartment. Fireplace, sun Room Ranch. Air con­ FIVE ROOM Ranch - Three room, air conditioning and NEW Male. $25. 277-2043, between 8 ditioning. Country setting, 0205. awnings, near school and deck. References required. bedrooms, wood stove, two and 3:30 only. No PeU. $240 Monthly. 643- treed half acre. $300 monthly. car garage, 1/2 acre -I-. 823,- shopping. 836,900. No agents COLONIAL CAPE - Near 5983. Call 455d)221 after 5. Available Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 900. Lessenger Sells. 646-8713. please. 649-9369. High School, 7 rooms, 4 LISTING June 1st. to small family. Llveatock 44 OWNER - Three bedroom bedrooms, I'l baths, large Three bedroom aluminum TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ Ranch. Garage, huge rec eat-in kitchen, formal sided Cape with oversized nished. Stove, refrigerator, ONE BEDROOM 45”xl0’ room, large fenc^-in yard, 1 RIMROCK STABLE - in C o l u m b i a dining room, fireplace. 2- garage in the Verplanck Marlborough offers a limited heat, hot water. Apply Mobile Home, Bolton. Single 1/2 baths, remodeled country car garage. 841.500.00 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. w orking adult only. No kitchen, many extras. 841,900. School area. Wall-to-wall number of box stalls. $85 a ______carpet, appliances in children, pets. Lease. 643- LAKE 568-5738. 32 Bullding-Contrecting 33 » s " w J f l ! a " l d S « S FOUR ROOMS. F ln l Roor 2880. THE FIRST CONTEMPORARY kitchen, treed lot. Priced Servicet Ottered 31 Servicee Ottered 31 Pelnling-Papering UVE IN THIS 2 bedroom con­ RANCH - With 12 rooms, at 837,900. See this 7 room older Homestead. Quiet, but central FRONTAGE INFLATION FIGHTERS - WES ROBBINS carprpenri^ ...... FOUR ROOM Ranch - do and enjoy tennis, swim­ in executive neighborhood, CLUTTERED ATTICS & remodeling specialist, Security. June 1st. 8170. 643- Fireplace, ga garage. Pleasant, location. (Convenient to everything!) Lovingly Spectacular 7 room A-frame, 1 year old, 2 huge floor ming and trout fishing. Priced Cellars? Will haul unwanted Teachers with 18 years Boa tf-4ccatiortea 45 with adjoining inlaw apart­ ZINSSER experience offer quality pain­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 7279. convenient' lalocation. Working maintained. A combination of great, old, and con­ to ceiling stone fireplaces, 2 baths, large deck, to sell, 827,900. Century 21, ment. Main house has items for you reasonably. Call built-ins, bathrooms, adulU only. No children, peU. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. MLS The Wood Place ting with 20 to 50% savings. venient new features. (P rice 838,500). plush carpeting, boat dock. $89,900. large sunken living room, 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free kitchens, 649-3446. 17 FT. THOMPSON - Deep MANCHESTER - One 643-2880. THIS ONE m 646-1511 estimates. Custom woodworking-unfinished Fully insured. Free es­ Hull Runabout. 50 HP out­ formal dining room, 3 bedroom apartments. In­ or finished. Repair and reglulng timates. 643-1609, 742-8764. board. Trailer. $995. May be $S4,80O baths, 4 bedrooms, master also done. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - dividual entrances, single SIX ROOM CAPE close to ELECTRICAL WIRING - seen at 23 Hartland Road. story buildings. Full shopping, bus, schools. 8325 WARREN L HOWLAND AuirHENTiG antiS!e bedroom with dressing Specializing in pine shelves, PAINTING - interior and Homes, Additions, Repairs, PETERMAN REALTY WON’T LAST LONG ** New and old work. Residen­ bookcases, bathroom accessories, Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, maintenance service, $210- monthly. Security and Realtors 643-1108 9-1- rooms of 1752 charm, area, family room, large tial and commercial. exterior, paperhanging, 649-9404 FOREST HILLS - 4-5 flower boxes, etc. excellent work. References. 345-2009. Antiquea 48 $230. per month heated. No references required. Mr. beautifully situated on game room with pool table, Bedroom Ranch on cul de sac. Licensed electrician. Free es­ If you can’t find what you're pets or children. Damato Bissell, Philbrick Agency. 646- This attractive 6 room Cape Cod Is located close timate. Call 649-5083. Free estimates. Fully in­ green in choice area. 3 plus extra building lot. 2 baths, wooded lot, looking for, we’ll make it. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- WANTED Antique furniture, Enterprises, 646-1021. 4200. to schools, shopping and bus lines. It has a lovely, fireplaces, wide board maintenance free. Must be Boollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 742-9068 4431.______glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Announcementa 3 Announcementa 3 Announcementa large kitchen, dining room, living room, with floors, exquisite paneling 2 FAMILY — Duplex 5-5. seen. Quick occupancy. $71,- ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars other antique items. R. FEMALE 20’s to share apart­ EASTFORD - Authentic 7 and attics. Moving large fireplace, and three bedrooms; PLUS a finished workshop-ell. Call I'z baths, new kitchen 900. Century 21, Jackston- 1 . - , - Monday thru Friday, 10-6 QUALITY PAINTING and BIDWELL Home Improve­ Harrison, 643-8709. ment with same. In Room Cape. (Circa 1728). In Avante, 646-1316. appliances, also stone or loam Sntnrrtau n <> ment Co. Expert installation Manchester. Beginning June excellent condition. Charming - A D B O X basement family room, with bar and a basement Katherine Bourn, 742-8646 cabinets. 1st floor laundry delivered. 644-1775 or 6 4 4 - 9 ^ Paper Hanging by Willis «36,500 Scnultz. F^lly insured, of aluminum siding, gutters WANTED - Old toys, post 1st. Call after 5, 647-1W3. country setting. $400. per or Suzanne Shorts, 646- room, separate heating laundry and work area. $38,900. NEW THREE Bedroom and trims. Roofing installa­ month. Call Suzanne or Arthur 3233. systems. Good income, references. 649-4343. cards, steins, stringed in­ Six room Cape with front Ranch - Fireplace, garage, MAN - For heavy work in fer­ tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- struments, paintings, fur­ SIX ROOM DUPLEX - ShorU, 646-3233. J. WaUon dormers. Fireplace, at­ 845.500. city utilities. Residential. tilizer plant. Job Involves 9109. Garage, appliances, some Beach Co., Manchester Of­ Oip-Out — Fill-In — Mail Today CUSTOM DRAPERIES made niture, clocks, advertising JAMES QUIGLEY, Realtor J. WATSON BEACH CO. AsKing $45,900. Century 21, handlirg and stacking fer­ Bullding-Contrecting 33 items, outright purchase, con­ carpeting, no pets. fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing tached garage, walk-out Mtnchnltr Otflci S47-S1S9 tilizer bags. Must be in good by me. Yen' reasonable. Work TWO FAMILY - Built in Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, signments. 644-^2. References and Security. Opportunity. 15 word minimum basement, private lot. E;qual Housing Opportunily deal condir guaranteed. Call anytime 649- Available July i. Call after 6 lB,»s 649-0719 1974. Walking distance to LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - roofing, storm windows, aw­ Vacant. Owner will trade. 643-0644. 4266. nings. Quality workmanship, p.m., 643-7792. EAST HARTFORD - Six room hospital. Five rooms, full new homes custom built, WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, OR CALL 643-2711 LAKE FRONT Contemporary remodeled, additions, rec free estimates. Fully insured. Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ Cape for rent. Adults, no pets. T.J. CROCKETT Ranch - Three bedrooms. applianced kitchens, C&M TREE Service - Free es­ WE CAN SAVE you money 872-9187, 649-3417. ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, FOUR ROOM Apartment. Hot Security, References. $280. bedrooms and 1 bath each timates, discount senior and time by painting^ your rooms, garages, kitchens water. Available June 1. Call COLUMBIA - Four bedroom Sliding doors from living remodeled, bath tile, cement Jugs, Crocks, Almost 289-2824. R ealto rs 843-1577 BOLTON - Delightful three unit. Separate heating citizens. Company house this summer. For a after 6, 646-4105. RATES: Based on consecutive days ad Colonial. 2 1/2 baths, conser­ bedroom Ranch facing small room and master bedroom to <35,500 Work. Steps, dormers. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Anything Old. 646-2690. huge deck, facing lake. Owner systems, driveways and Manchester owned and good job and a low cost, call repairing chimneys, roofs, onicea-Storea lor Rent 55 vatory, Immaculate town green. Large lot, with 688d)260 or 688-4345 for a free Residential or commercial. Is run. {$2.00 minimum charge.) throughout. 859,500. Welles anxious. 847,900. Century 21, basements. Ready for im­ On Jensen Street. Older 6- operated. Cali 646-1327. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter SIX ROOM Duplex - plenty of room for a garden - estimate. Call 649-4291. Ellington. Near Rockville i^KVlLLE - 5.000 Squa^ EIGHT ROOM Older Colonial Agency, 643-0302. tennis court - what have you. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. mediate occupancy. $57,- room Colonial with gar­ Years Experience. Rowley, Tires - In good condition, and VINYL REPAIR - We can fix 643- 5361. reasonably priced. Call 643- Center. $130 Monthly. Securi­ feet industria space 2 W with two car garage on treed Anxious owner will consider 500. age. Needs some face lif­ sofas, chairs, cars etc. No EX PE R IE N C E D MOM - TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY VERNON - Three bedroom MINI ESTATE - 12 1/2 acres 4739. ty and references. 6i46-7477. lot in quiet residential area ail offers. Priced currently in ting, but is an ideal fami­ need for expensive Available to care for school Carpentry and general con­ Clean, airy rooms. Natural Ranch. Move-ln condition. the low low 840’s. B/W Realty, of woods surrounds this tracting. Residential and ROOFING - Chimney repairs. KS.Sr.WS.'lJi: recovering. 568-5878. age children. Nathan Hale Guaranteed workmanship! MANCHESTER - Four Room wooddork. Truly an excellent Desirable location. Owner Majestic Dutch Colonial, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE ly home. ____ .nu-.iuv commercial. Whether it be a NEXT TO NOTHING - An­ 4715. 1 to 2 d a y s...... 11* per word per day 647-1419. School area. 643-2780. Free estimates. Call Randy, Apartment in four family. value in the Mid 30’s. Mr. anxious. 838,900. Welles Agen­ loaded with extras. Huge AREA — Immaculate 7 holes ...... repair job, a custom tiques and other things. rooms. Shown by appoint­ REWEAVING burns. 644- 2290, after 4:00 p.m. Central____ location. 8140 a t t r a c t iv e Four room of- 3 to 5 d a y s...... 10* per word per day DeRocco, Belfiore AEencv cy, 643-0302. MANCHESTER - New to the room Cape, country T.J. CROCKETT built home or an;ything in Corner of East Center and ment. Call today. 81«.900. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Painting-Papering 32 Spruce Streets. Open Satur­ monthly, plus heat andL^, . Ground level, central 647-1413. ^ market. Six room Raised kitchen, fireplaced living Realtor! 843-1577 Window shades, Venetian between, call 646-13179. 6 to 26 d a y s...... 9* per word per day ANDOVER - Four bedroom Century 21, Jackston-Avante, days, and by appointment. utilities. 647-1113 after 6:30 professional Ranch with excellent plush in­ room, 4 bedrooms, rec blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Heeling-Plumbing 35 parking and utilities. Ranch. Acre wooded lot. Wall- 646-1316. PROFESSIONAL Painting - FOR ALL your Dry Wall 649-0^, 643-<)527. ------hiiilding. oarklni FIRST 0rFERMC.Tknro4 Road. I terior. Large fireplaced living room, large treed lot. 842,- Marlow’s, w7 Main St. 649- Over 26 d a y s ...... 8* per word per day to-wall carpet, two car gar­ room, dining room, good sized Interior-exterior. Commer­ needs - Drobiak Dry Wail THREE AND 1/2 Room 865. Eicsilsnt Mnn rosoi Coloaisl. I 500.00 5221. cial and residential. Free es­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, age. 847,900. Welles Agency, kitchen, with back door to NEW COLONIAL - Three Company, 575 Center Street, 4 1/2 FOOT BATH Tub - Claw Apartment - Refrigerator, hot Two cir (an|6, sfldotsd timates. Fully insured. 646- cleaned with electric cutters, legs. 50 years old. Asking water, stove, included. Securi­ s t o r e s i OFFICES for rent 643-0302. deck overlooking private rear bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, first GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - Manchester. Cali 646-8882. by professionals. McKinney pordi, pab*. pintarad wiHi, 4879. nlonnanl $75.00. Callall 289-1390. ly.ty. flilV$150 lllVlmonthly. Available - Manchester, prime l«:at on. yard. Home situated across COLONIAL — Seven floor laundry, fireplaced None too large or too small. Bros. Sewage Disposal ■" Com- ...... immediately Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor 3-iona hast, •ppliancas, pku COVENTRY - Seven room from farm land. Priced at Manchester NEWTON SMITH - ...... Call 643-8883 rooms, 3 bedrooms. l‘i living room, central. $43,500. Call Gordon at 228-9750 for HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch pany, 643-5308 1100 per month, starling. 64*- flnlihad rac rooai. City Split. Loads of storage, huge 850,900. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Keith Real Estate, 646-0126, Remodeling, Repairing. Rec Wanted to Buy 48 after 5 p.m. baths, rec room with bar. low, low prices. painted for $150-8200 by 5334,^3-1393. uURtiai, lame wiU-ta-waH family room, oversized gar­ 649-1922. rooms. No Job too small. 649- fireplace, some wall-to- Scheduling now. Professional NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet MANCHESTER - Completely carpatint, oak flaarini. larga age. 849,900. Welles Agency, SOUTH WINDSOR ■ Action RANCH INTERIOR S i EXTERIOR 3144. repairs, plugged drains, OLDER BUREAUS, wall. Tastefully decorated. considers any job. 289-9287, redecorated Four Room lot luRt by RiuakR, 1973. 643-0302. Price. 6 Room Aluminum MANCHESTER - New Painting - Insured. Good kitchen faucets replaced, Dressers, rockers, tables, Garage. 839,900. evenings or weekends, Don. chairs, desks and antiques. Apartment. Stove, Ownar being Iranifarrad, Sided Ranch. 1 1/2 baths. New listing. S‘ oom Colonial. Three bedrooms, work. Reasonable rates. Free CARPENTRY, Custom repaired. Rec rooms, OFFICE m C E Walk-out, heated recreation Houses • Adddltlons, garages, Phone 643-9112. refrigerator. Garage. aflikwi to lalL Has to ba taan Ranch, thr«' ^ ,ins, walk-in closets, country estimates. Call Ed Dascanlo, bathroom remodeling, heat FOR RENT room. Garage. Large lot with kitchen, living room, dining Start the year olf righti roofing and siding, kitchens, Separate heating system. No to ba appradatad. Pricad to | RANCH — 7 rooms. 3 years 649-6985. modernization, etc. Free pool and deck. Owner con­ firepla'- Only area ell. Hardwood floors, Sell your extras with a bathrooms, and rroair work ROTARY LAWN Mower - In pels. Security. $170. 647-1414. IZSO iquare feel, cznler oil toR. Chi^i Losparinca, 649- old, with first floor family Eistimate gladly given. M & M «47,900 sidering all offers. Evenings, 836, ^ Y t last. storm doors and windows. LAWNS MOWED, light last-action Classilled Oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ Plumbing Si Heating. 649-2881. good running condition. I .Mzncheiter. air cooditlonlni ind 7626. Lorraine Scrivano 666-2934. room, fireplace, eat-in Call evenings, 649-5125. Days vis for estimate, 643-6712. Reasonable. Please call 643- LARGE THREE Room I parklni. Call S43-SUI trucking, some tree work. adl Apartment - Centrally Benton Street. Two Fami­ Market Square Sales, 666-1508. kitphen. formal dining 289-8251. Low rates. Call after 5 p.m. PLUMBING and Heating - 9262. ly flat with new heating W ARREN E. room. 3 bedrooms. 2 full PAPER HANGING ^ p e rt. CARPENTRY & Masonry - located. Heated. $195 646-8864 or 647-1240. Fast service. Reasonaole monthly. Security and EAST WINDSOR - Seldom systems, Franklin stoves, baths. 2-car garage, Your average pa ier. In Additions and remodeling. rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 649- HOWLAND Free estimates. Call Anthony references required. 646-1316, Retort Property available. Authentic 7 Room 2-car garage, one apart­ aluminum siding, treed lot I Manchaatar CARPENTRY All types of average room, 8 f0. Mr. 6567. □ RENTALS 55 Vernon Raaltort 643-1108 Richman, 646-3864. Squlllacote, 649^)811. after 5, 649-87ffi. For Rent Colonial, (Circa 1757). ment vacant. Excellent 858.500. carpentry; Remodeling, Beautifully preserved with 4 CONDO roofing, siding. No job too Income producer. RANCH A. Sc W. PAINTING - Very CARPENTRY, Remodeling, Flooring 35 A P A R T M E N T - Two COVENTRY LA|CE • Three working fireplaces. 2 1/2 small. Free estimates. 644- Roomt lor Rent 52 bedrooms, $250 per month. 1/2 room furnished apartment on acres. Call Suzanne or Arthur 3079. reasonable. Free Estimates. Additions - Roofing, siding, NAME FLOOR SANDING Sc electrical bill, security large nroperty overlooking Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson T.J. CROCKETT Newer 3 bt-droom Ranch, UNDER CONSTRUCTION - room Condominium, 3 Call Wayne, 649-7696. and painting. No job too LARGE ROOM complete PHILBRICK small. Free estimates. 644- Refinlshlng Floors like new deposit, heat included. lake, u cellen t beach. $200. She H e ra lb ADDRESS Beach Co., Manchester Of­ fireplaced 1st floor family Bolton. 8 Room Colonial. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths plus 2 half WHY PAY MORE? Quality No waxing. (SpeciaUzing in housel^ping facilities, per month June through Realtors 843-1577 Service - Major Appliances - 3079. Available July 1st. Call 643- CLA88IFIEO ADVERTIBINQ fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing room, 2 baths, carpeted, Room Dutch Colonial. Large baths, rec room, central air J.P. LEWIS Sc SON - Interior 4910 after 7 p.m. weeknights, August, 8175. monthly from CITY Opportunity. lots, in country setting. Peter­ Genuine Parts - Fast Service - and Exterior Painting. ojder floors), sffining floors. vinyl siding, wooded % acre conditioning, appliances, all (jay weekends. ^ptember. Three months in STATE man Realty i Building Co., AGENCY Accredited Technician - Call Paperhanging, and CARPENTRY - Repairs, Ceilingsgs. In-outslde painting. lot with panoramic view of carpeting, pool, tennis, John V(Verfallle, 646-5750, 872- advance, security deposit. No P.O. Box 591 b a n k t a k e o v e r - N.H, MANCHESTER - Treed and 649-9404. R.A. Pearl, 643-5465. remodeling. Fully insured. remodeling, additions, gar­ ZIP Hartford skyline, 2 car gar­ private end unit. $35,900. 2222. ROOM FOR RENT - $22. per SIX ROOMS (2 Family children or pets. 742-7949. Mancheelor, Conn. 06040 retirement lot. Boston, 1-1/2 private setting distinquishes Realtors 649-9658. ages, roofing. Call David week. Centrally located. 146 PHONE this seven room gracious age. 853,900. WINDOW CLEANING - Patrla, 644-1785. •••••••••••••••••••••••••« House) With three bednwm. hrs. 8300 down, beach, boating CENTER STREET - Recently Center Street. Please call 649- FOR RENT; Summer Cot­ rights. 1/3 paid, 81.900 bal. 7 Raised Ranch from others on renovated 2 or 3 bedroom Commercial Si Residential. PAINTER NEEDS Work - Servicet Wanted 38 on a quiet residential, dw- 0013. dend street Broad fc Center tage, ^ ith a m , M an, Cape yrs. - 875 month. 603-522-3736; the market. Excellent Interior Cape. 12x24 living room. WARREN E. Full Insured. Free estimates.- Interior, Exterior Painting, CARPENTRY & GENERAL with plush wall-to-wall WARREN E. 646-4200 Contracting; Residential- ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Street area. Security deposit Cod. Gose to fresh water, and 603-522-3636. Fireplaced dining room. Call Quality Maintenance In­ Papering, by the hour or job. carpeting, great layout, and Commercial. Repairs, ad­ attics, garages, yards TWO FAMILY, Five rooms. and references within S minutes of bay and Applianced kitchen. HOWLAND corporated, 646-8845. Residential, Commercial. Two bedrooms, $250 monthly. Hd n Many Days many many extras - Like cen­ ditions, complete buildings. cleaned, moving trucking. Children and small pels beaches. Sleeps at least tlx. BOLTON - By owner. Large HOWLAND Completely carpeted. New in- Summer homes, apartments, Plus heat, utilities. Security, Classification tral air conditioning. A Wl Nieo LltTINOt NOWI Realtors 043-1108 LAWNS MOWED • Call 649- windows puttied. 20 Y ean Free estimates. Call Ron Loam for sale. Lawn service. welcome. Early June oc­ All furnished. $165 per week • • • • I Want My Ad To Run country Ranch on acre lot, Reiltore 643-1108 ground pool. Immaculate con­ THINKINQ OF lELUNO YOUR references required. Mr. renUl. Call 742-6807, after 3:30 fireplace, 2 car garage, many pleasure to show. B/W Real­ dition. Asklijking 839,900. Owner, FROFIRTVY CAU TODAVI 7071 after 6:00 p.m. experience! Will Travel. E. Churchill or Mike Dzagan, No job too big or small • 568- cupancy. Reply ly, 647-1419. 643-4139. 8522. Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 648- Manchester Evening Herald. p.m. extras. 858,900. 646-7834. 649-0449. Davis, 6496495. 4200. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977— PAGE TWENTY-ONE, PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977 ACROSS 4 Hed Answer to Previoui Puzzle 6 Interweeve Frank and Emaat Auto$ For Solo 81 Autos For Solo 81 Autos For Solo 81 Auloo For Sole 81 I Engllih derl 6 Conger Charles M. Schultz town J7T 7 Breedwlnner B D c ia u 1969CHARGERRT-440mag, TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,-' WE PAY $15 for complete 1965 MUSTANG - 289 6 Long poama Frigidly □DO auQ ODD With extras. 51000 or best 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland automatic. 5250. Call 646-1257. Dear Abby I I Room to mov* Cuben dence □□DD □□□ CHDQa w fd A T n d a y ! m y offer. Call after 5, 646-8466. car. Asking 52550. 646-4938. Auto Body, 528-1990. 13 Church 10 Lurk □nniHDE] noD official 12Ululetei BBaaG DDIHIHBD fiMptoySES PEPOfMD . 14 Outbuilding 13 Comedlen □□□□□□ □□□no By Abigail Van Buren (comp, wd.) Keye □□D OBCZiDDD THAT li)A5 A 600D THAT'5 THE ONLY WAY 6E5I0E5,1 KNEW! M E 7 b R a l p h n a d S R ^ | 16 Lofty 18 Netionel □ □ □ □ C3DO DQBCZ; M M PROUP 16 Putupftiks call you m a d e even TO Pl a y th e g a m e IT LUA5 ' ^ monogrem canca anci □□□ MY OiRL PRiEMP I DEAR ABBY; I am a 53-year-old man who is very much 17 Prats for fiiBnDnBDH0ianDD OF H'OU, TM0U6M IT COST .NEAR 5UPP£RTIM£> MEMORIAL DAY in love with a 22-year-old girl. I know you think I’m crazy, payment 21 Animel of the □ □ □ ■ □ □ E l ,5N00PV. YOU THE MATCH... M V n a m e T b ^ R m A i N E I but this girl really loves me. She even broke up with a 19 Sat Itttuca cet femily lE IL IM I □ E n a It lw le l^ 22 Prepering golf young, good-looking man just for me. She worked for me 20 Performi not 33 Southern 45 Expel (cent) ihot 7 / - 6REER, AMP MY OoH ^ for a short time, but we didn’t want any talk around the general 47 She (Fr.) 23 Himalayan ox 24 By birth 34 Sooner then place, so I had her quit. 24 Indafinitt In 25 New Deel 50 Stench tuRn e p me IM fb PR. ^ 36 Contribute My problem is my wife. She won’t give me a divorce. order project (ebbr.) 51 Steble device 38 Swings pbol.irTi.E. Our children are grown, and I offered my wife a very good 27 Of clay 26 Auxillery verb 62 Leek out settlement, which she refused. 26 Eacapaa 28 Edible tuber 39 Sesame plent 64 One recing Huge Savings on 77 Ponttacsl Abby, my girlfriend is the sweetest, most unspoiled girl 31 Bird of pray 30 Sociel bud 41 Requirei L circuit 35 Artist's 32 Univereel time 42 Antegoniet WlnUirop in the world. She is just the opposite of my wife. She 56 Those In Brand Now equipment (ebbr.) Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Brand Now appreciates every little thing I’ve given her, like a small, 43 Old-womeniah office inexpensive car, some clothes and taking care of her 36 Darker 1 4 WHAT DID THE MARTIAN t a )<;e aae t o v o j r 1977 PONTIAC PHOENIX 1977 PONTIAC mother’s hospital bill. I would gladly give up my last dime 37 Meite- 2 3 6 6 7 6 9 10 DH-OH...IT^ chuaetts city S A V TO UBAKER/ 4 Door Sedan to be free to marry this girl. How can I get my wife to give 11 12 B E a iN N I N O - GRAND PRIX 40 PIpa fitting 13 THE CDNig-REesiONAL. in? 41 pepraasion CCWMITTeE"? y TO 2 Door Hardtop 14 15 (^ETNi^eTy, LONG ISLANDER initials —^ f------44 Sudden pain 16 18 T DEAR ISLANDER; Make her a better offer. She might 46 One (Gar.) H i surprise you. But don't “give up your last dime” for your 48 In manner of 20 |21 Z3 (Fr.) 9 freedom because that "sweet, unspoiled girl” might also 24 25 26 26 surprise you and disappear when she discovers you're 49 Exerclaet broke. S3 Wickedly 29 30 32 33 34 66 Tint knotted 1 ■ febric 38 36 DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a 28-year-old, 57 City in Texes ■ 1 37 38 39 CO 6Z7 college-educated man who takes a ping-pong ball to bed 58 Again PO^ with him every night and keeps bouncing it off the wall and T i CAUAUJ Pontise’a tww luxury compact. rustprooling. Ust price IM IS . 59 Doze 41 42 C3 Brentwood brown with ■ BALE PRICE... catching it until he gets tired enough to fall asleep? That’s 60 Rezor F buckskin v li^ roof, buckskin li*utliu* bill*, light Mu* (*nd*u my husband. sherpener 48 c. 50 51 52 Inltrlor. eqiquippod with top 0 blu* «ln,l Intorlor, He claims it “relieves tension." We have been married automatic, power alaarlng. *ulom*tle. pow*r *t**rlng, 53 54 56 81 Autos For Sate 6t 55 flMort Proporty Resort Properly Autos For Sole power brakes, white eleei pow*r br(k**, whit* *t**l for two years, and he started this foolishness about six DOWN Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer For Root 56 For Rent 56 belted redials, tinted glass, b*lt*d ,v i],«,., vw,i«jii(Ofilng, months ago. I have even considered leaving this nut! 57 56 tiniwl gl***, *port mirror*, 1971 FORD LTD WAGON - 1973 VOLVO - Four door, six sport mirrors, body side PING-PONG PROBLEM 1 Songatreaa moldings, AM radio, custom AM/FM r*d(o. M u x * wtiM l Logen 59 60 SUMMER RENTAL, Water­ Excellent running. Good tires. cylinder, 4-speed with over­ whedi covers, 308 V«S engine. eov*r*, riwtprooting. L M pric* *5779 IT Just when IVe "'and learned CHALET FOR RENT - 2 Hemmer pert front Cottage - On Lake Wilmington, Vermont. Three Power steering, power drive, am/fm stereo, air con­ >5081 US2*. SALE PRICE... DEAR PING: Your husband is inconsiderate to relieve ■ gotten used to to tolerate a brakes. Automatic. Must sell! 3 Booth (NCWSPAPla INTIRPRIlt ASSN | Kanasatka. Moultonboro, bedrooms, club house with ditioning. 92,000 miles. his tension in a manner that adds to yours. Suggest that he being dunked- sissy bubble 5800. 646-0678. New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. pools, tennis, etc. Golf, lakes Excellent condition. Asking Brand New tell his troubles to a doctor before you teU yours to a b a th '" Completely furnished, fully nearby. 5160 weekly. 648-4320, 53,500. 228-9349. 1977 PONTIAC equipped kitchen, screened CONVERTIBLE - Chevrolet 1977 PONTIAC ASTRE lawyer. Krcti, sun deck, float, dock, COLUMBIA LAKE - Four Impala 1970. Full power, 1974 PONTIAC Ventura GTO ■ FIRERIRD ESPRIT ivate sandy beach. Great super condition. A beautiful Power steering, power station Wagon DEAR ABBY; My husband and our daughter were too Room Cottage. Modern Hardtop Coupa close to suit me. They were cutting me out, so I solved it by fishing. Centrally located in facilities. Boat. Reasonable car. 569-2750. brakes, 350 V-8 with four Win at Bridge Lakes Region. 5200 weekly. rate. Call 6464)333. speed. Low mileage Excellent telling my husband a few things about her, and they are no Call Cromwell, 635-0457, after 1972 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 - condition. 52,550. 643-0434. longer close. 6:00 p.m. Four Door Hardtop. Air con­ Then he developed a closeness with our son, and I used ditioning. Power windows. OLDSMOBILE 1973 DelU 88. the same method, and our son left home. One driver. Super condition. Royal. Four door, air con­ Someone in our family who knew how I solved this Bluff holds best percentage Phone 649-9652. ditioning power steering, problem sent me an article in which there was a similar NOTICE TO CREDITORS power braxes, new tires, situation. It said the wife was jealous of her own children. INVITATION ESTATE OF BELLE TURKINGTON. excellent condition. 52,295. Abby, because I want to be first in my husband’s life, deceased 646-5375. NORTH Somewhere there may be a The Hon. WUliam E. FitzGerald. TOTAL COST $909 does that mean I am jealous? couple of players who won't Captain Easy — Creeks and Lawrence TO BID Judge, of the Court of Probate, 1 admit I’m jealous where other women are concerned * AJ954 District of Manchester at a hearing Including 8 n l« T m 0 Reg. 1973 PLYMOUTH Fury HI - V- fall for this swindle, but it held on May 16, 1977 ordered that all Buy* on* ol ttw Mlowlng e*n because when he has had to go out of town on business, I Sealed bids will be received in V-8, 360, automatic, power BaMa green with white vinyl 9Q732 sure looks good to us. Just ’ TOO GOOD TO B E TRUEi... claims must be presented to the 1M I-Ford XL-50d 2 Dr. H.T. radio, rusiproofing. (Low always go with him. I trust him IN town, but not OUT of steering, power brakes, brown Qoldenrod yellow with a bucket seats and canopy top, Mllaaga Demonstrator). List AK963 suppose we run off those six WHAT MAKES YOU THINK the Office of The Director of fiduciary on or before August 16, 1977 1*U-Ford TRundorblrd 2 Dr. H.T. buckskin vinyl Interior, town. I think that kind of jealousy is normal, but I don’t or be barred as by law provided. with Mige vinyl roof, new 280, V-$ angina, automatic, Price $8874. SALE PRICE... WEST EAST hearts while discarding a WE COULP PULL SUCH A General Services, 41 Center 1*72-Ponll*e C*Ulln* « Dr. H.T. equipped with autometlo, power steering, power brakes, think it’s possible to be jealous of my own children, do you? TRICK- AND STILL GET Pearl J. Hultman, tires. 5 1 ,^ or best offer. 643- power steering, whitewall tiree, AB63 A K 10 7 2 spade, a club and then all four Street, Manchester, Connec­ Asst’. Gerk 1970- M*rcury M*rqvl* 4 Dr. H.T. white steel belted radial Urea, JEALOUS McKEE BACK ALIVE 1971- Ford Pinto 2 Dr. Sdn. 5516. AM radio, custom wheal air conditioning, tinted glass, V 10 8 3 2 V54 ticut until June 14, 1977 at The fiduciary is: covers, rustproofing and all diamonds from dummy. AND HEAUTHV? David A. Golas 1971-Chry*l*r lmp*rl*l 4 Dr. Sdn. front seat console, rally « J9 9K10G 11:00 a.m. for the following: standard Astra features. List guages, floor mats, b o ^ side Maybe the defender with 843 Main Street 1999 Ponll*e Flr*blrd 2 Dr. H.T. Price $4588. SALE PRICED... DEAR JEALOUS: Yes. And from where I sit, I would A Q J 10 5 A8 7 4 2 Manchester. Conn. Trucks for Sole 62 >4097 moldings, power windows, AM three diamonds will hold all of 1970-M*rcury Monl*r*y Conv. say that you are. 1 would also say that the “method” you ONE PASSENGER CAR SOUTH ID) them. If he has we are likely 06040 >5643 used to break up the “closeness” between your husband The Town of Manchester is an 061-5 1977 CHEVY 3/4 Ton Caravan AQ to go down to defeat and will CATAUINO’S MITO SALES and your children was underhanded end nothing to be equal opportunity employer, - Brand new, V-8. Automatic, V AKQJ976 look mighty silly if a simple Court of Probate, District of 371 MAIN ST. and requires an affirmative power brakes, stabilizer, pan­ OVER 60 NEW PONTIACS HERE & ON THE WAY! proud of. 9 A854 attack in diamonds would Manchester MANCHESTER, CONN. AA NOTICE OF HEARING eled. 56200. Call 646-2158. succeed due to the presence of action policy for all of its Con­ Both vulnerable tractors and Vendors as a con­ • ESTATE OF EARL T. TROTTER, the king in the West hand. deceased 1971 FORD PICKUP - 3/4 ton. dition of doing business with Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 1972 PLYMOUTH Fury - 360. MOTORS, INC. Astro-graph Weit North East South We have set up East-West E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 24, Automatic. Power steering, Camper special. Heavy duty, the Town, as per Federal 2V holdings that will defeat\the 1977 a hearing will be held on an power brakes. 5500. Call 646- all new tires with fifth wheel. 345 Center St. (Rt. 6) By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L contract against any line of Order 11246. application praying that an Instrument New front wheel disc brakes. Pass 2 A Pass 4 N. T. purporting to be the last will and testa­ 1257. Pass 5 9 Pass 5 N. T. play. Of course, if South Bid forms, plans and ment of said deceased be admitted to Runs like new. Real clean 646-4321 Pass 6 9 Pass 6 V draws trumps, leads the specifications are available at probate as in said application on file CHEVROLET 1970 truck. 646-4132. Alley Ocp — Dave Grace more fully appears, at the Court of LYNCH Pass Pass Pass queen of spades and lets it the General Services Office, Kingswood Estate station ...... LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're Probate on June 7, 1977 at 2:00 P.M. both Imagirrative and lucky to­ Opening lead — Q A ride East must refuse to win 41 Center Street, Manchester, Pearl J. Hultman, Ass t. Clerk day, so don't back off from the trick. But anything is I OFFICIALLV CLAIM ...ILL SEE IF Connecticut. THIS PLACE IN THE NAME I CAN CATCH 064-5 heater ana roof rack. 5550 BOffiMiiij challenges. Somehow you'll possible when you see all the TOWN OF MANCHESTER, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville figure things out to your advan­ cards. OF (5UZ, KINS OF MOO/ u s A COUPLE I 643-6595. INVENTORY OF FISHFOR CONNECTICUT NOTICE TO CREDITORS 750 , 8000 miles, oil cooler and YOUR BIRTHDAY - May 28,1977 tage. By Oswald & James Jacoby ROBERT B. WEISS, ESTATE OF EDITH L. C JOHNSON, rack. 51,750. 289-4042. deceased 1975 FORD LTD - Low Romantic bonds will be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) An unkind reader sent us the GENERAL MANAGER The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, mileage, 17,000. Very good strenqtbened this year with the Play out your hunches regarding North and South hands and 060-5 Judge, of the Court of Probate. condition. Original owner. 54,- one you love. If Cupid has elud­ ways you sense you can add to asked us the best percentage A Missouri reader wants to District of Manchester at a hearing your resources today. You may held on P^y 17, 19H ordered that all 000. Call mornings, or after 5 ed you thus far, don't despair. He play to make Six hearts. know if It is your legal right to be on tha Ijztck losbm jthing claims must be presented to the p.m., 644-8029 or 644-0862. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON REDUCTION SALE has someone special In mind for Our reply was that we would gass your partner’s forcing LEGAL fiduciary on or before August 17. 1977 you. good. or be barred by law provided. FX-1200 - Built bv factory try to get some diamond dis­ NOTICE Pearl J. Hultman. PINTO - 1974. One owner. 43,- engineer. Branch heads, ARIES (March 21-Aprlt 19) One- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. cards from our opponents by It certainly is perfectly Ass’t. Clerk 000 miles. Clean. Viny, roof. Barnett clutch, aluminum to-one relationships take on 21) The larger the group you mix simply leading out six trumps proper in a legal sense. It is The fiduciary is: Stylist rims. Excellent run­ Those Used Cars Must Be Sold! YOU SAVE! greater Importance than usual with today the better It Is likely to rather dangerous if your NOTICE OF JoM A. Johnson rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ while chucking three ning. 643-2250. today. Fortunately, you’re very be for you. Somewhere In the partner is apt to get really SPECIAL MEETING 18 Hillcrest Road buretor, balanced motor, blue diamonds from dummy. Manchester, Conn. printed motor and transmis­ lucky where partners are con­ crowd Is a valuable new contact. mad at you for doing it. <3a*«** ■ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 06040 1969 FORD Fairlane - V-8, cerned. x a 7 066-5 sion. 53,400 firm. Call 646-7732. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Berry’s World that there will be a Special automatic, 5575. Call 568-0715 TAURUS (April 20-Miy 20) Your Conditions are developing to Meeting of the voters of THE after 5. NOTICE TO CREDITORS material prospects, as well as where you will reap a harvest The Flintatenes — Hanna-Barbera Prcducticns EIGHTH UTILITIES ESTATE OF MINNIE MILLER, conditions relating to your work from ambitious seeds you've DISTRICT of Manchester. deceased NEED CAR? Credit bad? or career, are quite promising sown. Some sprouts may appear Connecticut, to be held on The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Bankrupt? Repossessed? HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, today. Anything Is possible. today. Judge, of the Court of Probate, excellent condition, many M/n-m-fteALt-Y , , NO, ON SECOND THOUGHT- Monday evening, June 6, 1977 District of Manchester at a hearing Honest Douglas accepts lowest down, smallest extras. Exceptionally good GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) GOOD LOOKING!...' T H E l a s t t h i n g in TH E at 7:30 P.M., at the DISTRICT held on May 17, 1977 ordered that all impression you make on people When It comes to managing dif­ claims must be presented to the payments. Douglas Motors, performance since purchased ______, ...FR ED , WORLD HE NEEDS IS ONE FIRE HOUSE, 32 Main fiduciary on or before August 17, 1977 new. 5500. Call 6 4 6 - ^ after you meet today will be a lasting ficult situations, you're a tough A / WOULD . OF THESE NEW 345 Main. one. You needn't worry. You'll be one to equal today. You make Street, Manchester, Connec­ or be barred as by law orovlded. 4:30 p.m. Pearl J. Hultman, 1973 OLDS a big hit. everything look so easy. \ LEISU RE SUITS'// ticut, for the following pur­ Ass't. Gerk 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - 1976 CUTLASS SUPREME poses: The fiduciary is: Mechanically excellent. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE CUSTOM CRUISER WAGON CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) This P IS C E S (Feb. 20-Mirch 20) Frank J. Miller Interior and body good. 646- - Lowest Rates Available! V-8, automatic, po^wer steering, power brakes, air, COUPE Is a good day to try to conclude Something may occur today 1. To finalize the budget 14 Perkins Street 2 Dr. HT., V-8, auto, PS, PB, air, vinyl root, radial tires. matters of Importance. Stay on where you'll willingly offer your proposals for the coming Manchester. Conn. 1194, after 6; 561-2230 days. Immediate binding authority. electric tailgate, woodgrain siding, roof rack. Only 06040 Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ top ol situations until they're services. Strangely enough, fiscal year. 35,600 miles. .7 062- 5 1974 CHEVELLE Malibu surance Agency, 643-1126. neatly wrapped up. however, you could be tha one to derive the greatest benefits. 2. To discuss any other LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't be a NOTICE TO CREDITORS Classic - Brown with vinyl Special- business that may come ESTATE OF roof, bucket seats, air con­ 1974 HONDA CB 360 - Low Special-*- *3195 •4995 stay-at-home today and deprive To find out more about yourself, before the board. ADRIAN G ST PIERRE a/k/a ditioning. Clean. ^750. 742- mileage. New battery. yourself ol lun. There's send (or your copy of Bernice ADRIAN G. ST. PETER. 5051. Excellent condition. 5750. Call 77 OLDS DELTA 88 88888 78 NONTE CARLO 84498 something exciting waiting lor Osol's Astro-Graph Letter. Mall THE EIGHTH deceased j v-8, *ulom*tlc, PS. PB, 2,000 mile*. Landau. V-8, auto., PS. PB. air, AM/FM stereo ONE YR. 12,000 MILE you out where the action Is. 50 cents and a long, sell- The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. 646-6958, after 5. UTILITIES DISTRICT radio, tilt wheel, cruise control, power windows. addressed. stamped envelope to Judge, of the Court of Probate 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS - 77 DLDS DMEOA 84885 VIRQO (Aug. 23-8*pt. 22) Op­ Michael Massaro, V-B, auto, PS. PB. buck*! leats. conaols, */c, 2.- 35,000 miles. GUARANTEE AVAILABLE Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, District of Manchester at a hearing held Two Door. 350 V-8, power 1976 50VL MOTOBECANE portunity for gain could unex­ on Mav 17,1977 ordered that all claims 000 miles. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. President steering, power breaks, am- 75 CATALINA $3999 pectedly rear Its lovely head lor must Be presented to the fiduciary on ON MOST USED CARS! Be sure to specify your birth Edward M. Fitzgerald, tape deck, radial tires, extras. 76 MDNTE CARLD 85698 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, PS. PB. air con- you today. It could come through or before August 17,1977 or be barred sign. Clerk as by law provided. After 6, 742-8352. V-8. automatic. PS. PB. air. 7.000 mliaa. black, ditoning, vinyl roof, rear defroster, radial Urea, low 73 ORAN PRIX 83698 an affluent contact. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Gerk black top. matching Interior. mileage. V-8, auto., PS, PB, air, bucket seats, console, vinyl (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) The fiduciary is: roof, stereo radio, radial tires. Low. tow miles. OH,I DONT KNOUJ.„FOUR,'i ticut. this 23rd day of May, ^ m ic e G. St. Pierre FORD 1971 Country Sedan 78 FIREBIRD ESPRIT 84998 7B PONTIAC CATALIHA 83998 Excellent condition. Compero-Trollero V-8. auto.. PS. PB. bucket seats, console. 8,000 V-6, automatic. PS. PB, vinyl roof, blue, blue in­ 1977 199 West Center Street Wagon - 351 V-8, Automatic, Mobile Hornet 85 Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl and Stoffal ) 1977byN£A.mc I feues6,i’MNOT r e a l l y , Manchester. Conn. 0 6 ^ power steering and brakes. miles, vinyl roof, canopy top. mag wheels. terior, blue top. 73 FORD WAQON 82m 055-5 063- 5 V-8, automatic transmission, power steering, Steel radials and luggage power brakes, air conditioning. TDD HUUfcRY, 18’ CAMPER trailer - single 76 CANARD 84488 "Isn't Itawtul how people b ' b s o into gossip these • carrier. Good to excellent V-0, 4 speed. PS. PB. radial tires, excellent condi­ BUGS SHOULD ) axle, excellent condition. tion. ★ USED^ 73 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYAL 82895 deys? Honestly, so whet U e White House aide [ TOWN OF MANCHESTER condition. Owner asking 51,- 4 Door, V-6 auto.. PS, PB. completely racom INVITE ME IN ^ Eleven years old 51,500. Call doesn't wear underwear!" 250. After 6 p.m., 568-6396. 742-8930. 78 CADILLAC 86498 ditionad, a/c. new tires. MOMENTARILY TD PUBLIC NOTICE Sedan daVllle. All Cadillac equipment. Air con­ CARS STOP THIS 1973 TOYOTA Corolla - ditioning, leather Interior, vinyl roof. (2 to choose 72 CHEVY MALIBU 81799 BEANERY Our Boarding House — Carrol a McCormick On June 7, 1977, Robert Weiss, General Manager of the TRAILER - 16 foot. Nomad. V-0. auto, PS. PB, vinyl roof, excellent condition. DISCORCANT Excellent running condition. from) 74 ELDDRADD CDUPE 88888 Town of Manchester, 41 Center St., Manchester, and appli- Self contained, excellent con­ Lo*d*d with *11 C*dlll*c *qulpm«m. Air con­ Best offer over 51000. Call 646- 78 VDLVD 164 85998 CACOPHONY/ I cant for HUD Title I funding, will request release of funds dition. Reese Hitch. W- Blue with blue leather Interior. AM/FM stereo, a/c. ditioning, leatnor Intarlor, tilt wn*«l, *t*rao, gold, NOT BAP.'ILL MAKE (300 FORA h a r -r u m p h ; 2158. whit* Cabrlolat root, gold leathor Intarlor. 72 OLDS 88 8181 ! from the Department of Housing and Urban Development Electric brakes, extras - 78 84998 V-6, auto., PS. PB, special. FINDER'S f e e : ANP TNAT AREA /5 YCU FOR6ET I 51200. Manchester, 649-2183. CUSTDN CRUISER 74 SEDAN DeVILLE 84999 POUCEP £ 0 HEAVILY THAT EVEN THAT I SUARPED *. I lor two storm water compensation projects located in East 1964 DODGE Polara - 37,800 Station Wagon. V-8. automatic, PS. PB. air. power W window!, power seats, tilt wheal. All Cadillac oquippad Including air conditioning, !K)OPL£ COULP 6UARP THE HOPE /Ha c ARTHUR t Cemetery and encompassing a small pond off Porter Street. original miles. Must sacrifice. 71 LTD WAOON S19 LOOK NO MORE - We have laathar Interior, lilt wheal, erulaa control and v-8, auto.. PS. PB. air. PtAM ONP! DURING HIS « 7 b I These projMts are consistent with the Town’s application to Call 647-9442 between 8 a.m. 78 CUSTDN CRUISER 84B98 ateroo. the home for you. One only. Wagon, V-8. automatic. PS, PB, air, power win­ HISTORIC j HUD for Title I funds. Environmental review records have and 9 p.m. Display model 14 foot wide, dows. power seats, tilt wheal. 74 CADILLAC SEDAN 84999 70 CUTLASS SUPREME 81898 BETTER WATCH e s c a p e X , been prepared for the above named projects and may be loaaed with extras. Just 510,- 0 * villa. All Cadillac equlpmant Including a/c, 2 Door Hardtop. 6. automatic, power staaring, W leather Intarlor, lilt wheel, cruleo control, ateroo. CRUMWELL'5 ESTATE NI6HT ANP FROM reviewed or copied in the General Manager's office. Town 1978 HORNET - 4 door. power brakes, air conditioning, bucket saeta. low 900. Im m ediate parking PAY, m a jo r .' HE C7NCE PRC6ECUTED CORRESIPOl?.' Ace - WIrth Hall, 41 Center St., during business hours. Automatic, power steering, through out the state. 74 CHEVY CAPRICE 82995 mileage. This Funny Wcrid air, 2 new snows. 53600 or best 74 DATUSN 260-2 A 5CHCOLB(PY CRtPSSINO SHARP I The Town of Manchester will undertake the projects Excellent financing available. 4 Door Hardtop, V-8. automatic. PS, PB, power offer. 289-7035. windows, low mllaaga. 70 LsMANS 81696 RPR YAWNING AT THE LIGHT.' , described above with Block Grant funds from the U.S. Trades welcome. Plaza V-6. automatic, power steering, power brakaa 1 PLAY THAT LAST NUMBER Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross 74 NUSTANQ II 32798 good conditioni ~ P - Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), un- 1972 TOYOTA - Excellent 4 speed, ne 4 cylinder, auto, vinyl roof, radial Urea, low AGAIN,/. I LIKE TH’ I der Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act Highway, Berlin Tpke. Berlin, radial tirea mileage, vary economical car. WAY YA HANDLED transportation, good Conn. 1-828-0369. AM/FM radio, 68 MERCURY M0NTE80 81098 I of 1974. The To-.n of Manchester is certifying to HUD that I AM ON TU' BASS (I mechanical condition, needs low mileage. ^4395 73 DLDS 88 82998 2-Ooor Hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering [ the Town of Manchester and Robert B. Weiss, in his official tires. Best offer takes it! 843- 4 Door, Luxury Sedan, V-8, auto, PS. PB, a/c, all and brakes. ^ THE VERGE ARE YOU Selling your mobile luxury aquipmant. Special thia weak. capacity as General Manager, consent to accept the jurisdic­ 4905 evenings. home. Buyers waiting. Please OF CONSUMING tion of the Federal CourU if an action is brought to enforce call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- A DELICiOUS I responsibilities in relation to environmental reviews, deci- 1975 HONDA CIVIC - Four 828-0369. Many FISH , I Sion making, and action; and that these responsibilities have speed. Excellent condition, I 1977 CADILLACS DINNER/ 9 0 t Averages 33 m.p.g. 22,000 mile 1976 PUMA - Sleeps six. Four Styles & Colors been satisfied. The legal effect of this certification is that 52350. Call 649-27S5 anytime. OIOSMOBIIE I upon iU approval, the Town of Manchester may use the burner stove, many extras. to Choose From! FOR funds, and'HUD will have satisfied its respon­ PARTS Department now open Excellent condition. 51500. Immediate sibilities under the National Environment Policy Act of 1969 Saturdays. Complete line of 633-7162. PONTIAC IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! VERY Chrysler parts. Chorches Delivery! WELL-KEPT I HUD will accept an objection to its approval of the release of PHOENIX TRAILER - Sleeps ; funds and acceptance of the certification only if it is on one Motors. 649-3646. f' 5E0RET= SMuiWiSk; 8. Excellent condition. Ice 8C% >ll Q« of the following bases: (a) that the certification was not in box, heater, stove. 5750. Call 9 Mr. Goodwrench fact executed by the chief executive officer of the applicant 1971 FORD Custom - New paint job and transmission. to 5, 643-7757. by DAY* WEEK •MONTH says: or (b) that applicant's environmental review record for the Good condition. 5700. Call 649- RENT-A-CAR Short Ribs - Frank Hill projecU indicates omlislon of a required decision, finding, 5125. 1972 STARCRAFT Galaxy 8 - Tent Trailer. Electric Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model “Use Genuine NOWTM J M g o n n a FI-K , or step applicable to the projects in the environmental 7 ive FIXED (MING THE SHOCK MABKgr/ review process. Objections must be prepared and submitted 1973 CAPRI - 55,000 miles, refrigerator, dual gas tanks, GM Partsr / U / t ^ F X ltK .es. in accordance with the required procedure (24 CFR Part 58) am/fm 8-track, radials. Good double dinette, wardrobe. 8x10 DAILY RENTALS FROM •8.00 PER DAY 1 T f/y ie f I and may be addressed to HUD at the Hartford Area Office’ condition. 52,000. 647-1229,649- awning, with screening. 9764. Sleeps 8. Excellent condition. / i One Financial Plaza, Hartford, CT. Objections to the release 5I3M, firm. Call 646-8133. IIT7 McNxi«lil SyaJ.. lac. of funds on bases other than those stated above will not be 1973 MARQUIS SUtion Wagon considered by HUD. No objection received after June 21 "When we change over to the metric eyetem, 1977 will be considered by HUD. - 9 passenger. Immaculate in­ Automotive Service 66 872-9145 side and out. Excellent Route 83 SCRANTON I wonder what they ’ll call pound cake?' ’ Dated at Manchester, Conn, this 25th day of May, 1977. mechanical condition. Air ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- 643-1181 Town of Manchester conditioning. Stereo, power VERNON Robert B. Weiss sun specialists, factory steering^, power windows and trained, one day service, 114 MOTORS, INC. General Manager seats. Roof rack. Phone 2 ^ East Main Strek, Rockville. CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC 057-5 6760. 871-1617. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27. 1 ^

Obituaries

A South Windsor man was charged Mrs. Anna Sojka Julie S. Nelson with failure to grant the right-of-way ROCKVILLE —Mrs. Anna Grous HEBRON — Julie Sabina Nelson, Thursday afternoon in connection Sojka, 79, of 101 Grand Ave. died two-year-old daughter of Richard with a three-vehicle accident of Thursday at home. She was the and Lorraine Briscault Nelson Jr. of Center and Henderson Sts. widow of William J. Sojka. 18 Basketshop Rd. died ’Thursday Police said Leon Bloom, 55, of She was bom in Rockville and lived from injuries received after falling South Windsor, was traveling west on there all her life. from a car driven by her mother in Center St., and in making a left turn She was a communicant of St. Manchester the same day. onto Henderson St., collided with a Joseph’s Church. The child was born Sept. 12,1974, in vehicle driven by Kevin Goff, 18, of Survivors are four sons, William J. Manchester. 891 Center St. Goff’s car, traveling Sojka Jr. of South Windsor, Edmund Other survivors are two brothers, east, swerved and struck a truck S. Sojka of Rockville, Lefonard E. David Neison and Brian Nelson; her driven by Raymond Pellerin, 42, of Diggs discounts Sojka of Jupiter, Fla., and Herbert maternal grandmother, Mrs. Lucille Feeding Hills, Mass. East Hartford R. Sojka of Denver, Colo.; four Parent of Westchester; her paternal There were no injuries reported. East Hartford Police arrested daughters, Mrs. Richard Carpenter grandparents, Richard and Janet Ur- three Hartford young men today at of ^ k v ille . Mm. John Stepien and banski Nelson Sr. of Manchester; her Other motor vehicle arrests 4:58 a.m. in the dike area off Pitkin Mrs. Francis Benevides, both of maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Thursday included Donald R. St. in connection with a stolen car Ellington, and Mrs. Angelo Jaconetta Mina Parent of West Hartford, and Boushee, 44, of 412 Hilliard St., matter. of Rocky Hill; five brothers, George fears of teachers her paternal great-grandmother, charged with operating a motor vehi­ This car, driven by a Manchester man, struck the rear of this truck which advises They are Ellia Batchelor, 19, Jim­ Grous, Alex Grous and Bernard Mrs. Fanny Nelson of Westbrook. cle while under the influence of my E. Weathersby, 20, and Daniel M. motorists to “Set the pace for safety.” The collision was the result of a three-vehicle acci­ tion, said the more-than-600 town at 9,894. He suspects the figure will Grous, all of Rockville, Theodore A private service will be Sunday at liquor. He was released on a $150 non­ By MAL BARLOW Harris, 19. All are charged with teachers were deeply alarmed by the be less than this. Grous of Nice, Calif., and Rudolf St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in surety bond for court appearance dent at the intersection of Center and Henderson Sts. Thursday about 2 p.m. This damaged Fast Hartford Reporter second-degree larceny, possession of actions of both Dr. Diggs and Dr. East Hartford's two high schools Grous of New l^ndon; three sisters, Hebron. Burial will be in St. Peter’s June 7. car was driven by Kevin Goff, 18, of 891 Center St. The driver of the vehicle which struck burglary tools, and conspiracy to East Hartford teachers are in a Marcus. will graduate about 800 students this Mrs. Charles Alu of Ansonia, Mrs. Cemetery, Hebron. Richard H. Barnes, 23, of 36b Pearl Goff’s car, Leon Bloom, 55, of South Windsor, was charged with failure to grant the right of commit larceny. panic mainly because of the “anxiety She said the termination of a June. Yet there will only be about 500 Leo Berg of Miami, Fla., and Mrs. There are no cailing hours. St., was charged with misuse of All three were held on $15,000 sure­ way. (Herald photo by Dunn) period” which always comes before Mayberry School teacher. Miss children entering kindergarten in the Sherman Hollister of South Glaston­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main plates and scheduled for court June assignments are made, said Dr. ty bonds for appearance today in bury; 25 grandchildren and 14 great­ wmmmtmcLip a sa v c h b h b b Judith McGrath, without a hearing ‘fall, he said. St., Manchester, is in charge of 7. Eugene Diggs, superintendent of Common Pleas Court 12. grandchildren. alarmed the EHEA members. Also, The board had decided to cut about arrangements. Donald L. Eldridge Jr., 19, of 219 schools. The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 ■SUPER SHARP^ a 15-page list of ways to cut out 16 teaching positions in the system by Center St., was charged with misuse Teacher assignments should be The Mr. Softee warehouse at 2 a.m. from the White-Gibson-Small Business award teachers, offered by Dr. Marcus, next fall. Dr. Diggs said all cuts of of registration plates and operating given out next Tuesday by the office Cedar St. was broken into sometime Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., an unregistered motor vehicle. I further alarmed them, she said. positions in the past were made between 1 and 10 a.m. Thursday. Maurice Cote C.B.SALE! smW‘ of Dr. Jerry Marcus, assistant Dr. Diggs said the school system without terminating anyone. Rockville, with a Mass at 10 at St. conferred on Rice Someone broke the door into a walk- EAST HARTFORD -Maurice superintendent in charge of per­ has cut about 20 teaching positions in Retirements and moves covered Joseph’s Church. Burial will be in St. William A. Rice of Ver­ the veterans program. in cooler and took 68 gallons of ice Cote, 61, of 34 Wilson St.x Hartford, I MKtTN sonnel,' he said. each of the last three years. The cuts them. Bernard’s Cemetery. non was presented the He credits the Service milk mix. Police said the mix is not died Wednesday at a locai convales­ lUll Dr. Diggs was responding to com­ were made to keep pace with So far this spring, retirements and Friends may call at the funeral Correction Connecticut Small Corps of Retired edible until processed in a Mr. Softep cent home. auHi ments about teachers’ fears of being declining student enrollment, which moves appear to just about cover the home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Cote was bom in East Hart­ Business Person of the Executives the volunteer I SmCTM terminated due to dropping machine. The mix was valued at The report of an incident in was at a high of 12,650 in 1969. It was 16 planned cuts. But if more cuts with a prayer service at 8 p.m. Year Award today at his management counseling $310.80. ford and lived in the Hartford-East Thursday’s police report which M/mci enrollments in the town’s 22 schools. 10,161 last September. must be made, as he strongly urges business. Rice Packaging arm of the Small Business camH A Woodland Circle area home was Mrs. Howard K. Kinsman Sr. Hartford area all his life. stated that two youths were in Mrs. Jean McEvers, president of the Dr. Diggs said current projections the board to do, people must be ter­ Inc., Rt. 83, Ellington. Administration, with I broken into sometime between 7 p.m. EAST HARTFORD -M rs. Eunice Survivors are a brother, Emedee possession of a .45 caliber gun was in­ East Hartford Education Associa­ place the estimated fall attendance minated, he said. Tht Sharp CB-800A tupw d of peace and threatening in the inci­ paperboard packaging firm I eutttonding valut. Enjoy noiitU it He did say the position taken by her Mrs. Kinsman was bom in Ver­ Country Club, Aleppo mont and lived in East Hartford for The Maple Hill Chapel, 382 Maple dent. which also deals in traracofMnunkotioo with fho CB-BOOA. lawyers about the efforts of his office School menus (Shrine) Temple, Boston, FCC typo occoptod. ■ttM bn 30 years. Ave., Hartford, was in charge of creative plastic design and to settle the matter with her at­ arrangements. manufacturing of specialty and the Vernon I small class size %e was a registered nurse at the torneys is “completely fabricated.” Congregational Church. He put the thought into it that we did.” East Hartford East Hartford Convaiescent home packaging machinery. By SHEILA TULLER He said no effort was made by her or Allan A. Gustafson is also a member of the Ad­ DelPonte said. for 20 years until her retirement in The business was started Herald Correspondent her attorneys to speak to him or to Monday: Memorial Day. visory Board of Northern Dr. Diggs said, 70 per cent of tlie 1966. Allan A. Gustafson, 57, of 122 E. by Rice as a one-man 1 ^ 4 3 NIRTFORD RD., MANCIiSTER S47-99l7*647-9»8t^| By a 4-3 vote, the ^ a r d of Educa­ Dr. Marcus during the period before Tuesday; Hot dog on roll, potato Mrs. Dorothy Derick Connecticut National budget is for salaries. By upping Other survivors are a son, Howard Robbins Ave., Newington died operation in September tion Thursday night rejected a the deadline for her to meet hearing puffs, applesauce, peanuts. Wednesday at Hartford Hospital. He SOUTH WINDSOR -M rs. Bank. class size, fewer teachers would be Wednesday; Fish filet on roll, tar­ K. Kinsman Jr. of East Hartford; a Dorothy McKenna Derick, 70, of 85 1%4 when he converted an recommendation from the ad­ requirements. When the deadline daughter, Mrs. Gienda Bailey of was the father of Mrs. Carol Seaton old dairy barn into the ministration to re-establish needed. Some $23,917 could be cut passed, she lost her right to a tar sauce, corn, peaches. Foster Rd. died Thursday at a local from the elementary teachers ac­ Somers; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Manchester. business with first year maximum class size at thirty. hearing, he said. Thursday : Pizza with cheese and convalescent home. ' count and $47,038 from the secondary Glenn H. Sulham of Bradenton, Fla., Other survivors are his wife, two sales of $46,000. Eight During budget workshops in Her case is now in Hartford County meat sauce, orange juice, pears, Mrs. Derick was born in Glaston­ teachers account. and a brother, Glenn A. Sulham of sons, two other daughters and five years later the business February, the board voted to lower Superior Court. A state Freedom of peanut butter cookie. bury and lived in South Windsor for Although the recommendation was Barre, Vt. grandchildren. surpassed the million class size from 30 to 27. Information (FOI) hearing was held Friday: Spaghetti with meat 33 years. rejected Thursday night, the picture The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. dollar mark and is now Dr. Eugene Diggs presented this on the matter Monday. An FOI ruling Sax player with broken foot sauce, green beans, roll, strawberry She worked for the superintendent could change if absent b.oard a.m. at the Caliahan Funeral Home, at Taylor and Modeen Funeral heading for the $2 million recommendation and four others at a may make her termination invalid chiffon. Homex 136 S. Main St., West Hart­ of the South Windsor public schools member Richard Daley agrees with Mark J. Gregorio, 11, packs up his saxophone after playing 1602 Main St., East Hartford. Burial as a secretary for 14 years before her mark with 45 employes. special board meeting to make cuts 'because the Board of Education ap­ ford. Burial is in Rose Hill Memorial Rice attended Dr. Diggs. This would create a tie tenor sax with his Hockanum School advanced band will be in Hillside Cemetery, East retirement. in his proposed $20,180,135 budget for proved the termination April 18 Park, Rocky Hill. Manchester High School, vote at next Thursday’s budget Wednesday night at the Penney High School auditorium. Mark, Call-A-Ride Hartford. She was a member and past 1977-78. without notifying her it would vote on Friends may call at the funeral graduating as president of workshop. For a free, door-to-door ride on There are no calling hours. secretary of the South Windsor The Town Council cut $199,700 from it. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gregorio of 20 Broad St., lost his home today from 7 to 9 p.m. his class of 1941. He later DelPonte said he would break thfe East Hartford’s Call-A-Ride vehicle, The family suggests that friends Senior Citizens and was a communi­ the board’s budget. Board members Dr. Diggs said Mrs. McEvers’ spot on the Odd Fellows Little League team this spring due to a served in the U.S. Coast tie in favor of cutting teachers. call 528-4411. Those eligible are over wishing to do so may make memoriai cant of St. Francis of Assisi Church, must now decide where the cuts will charge, that Dr. Marcus was brought broken foot. He had to go to the concert on crutches but at Guard in World War II. A second recommendation to house age 65 or are handicapped. If you gifts to the Arthritis Foundation Inc., South Windsor. be made. Board Secretary Robert into the system to be a “Hatchet After a-period of years all K-5 students at Willowbrook least he did not lose his spot on the band, he said. (Herald want to visit your doctor, you get top Connecticut Chapter, 964 Asylum Survivors are a son, Frank K. Bannon suggested taking the coun­ man,” is not true. David D. Skiba working in industry. Rice School was tabled. photo by Barlow) priority. Ave., Hartford, Conn. Derick of South Windsor; two NOT READY cil’s custodial accounts and fuel. “That goes with the territory,” he ROCKVILLE - David Daniel returned to college under This closed descussion on further brothers, Robert McKenna and Board Chairman Larry DelPonte said of Dr. Marcus’ job. “The guy in Skiba, 23 months old, of 89 Windsor FOR THE disagreed. He said these areas had recommendations. charge of personnel has to deal with Philip J. Moynihan Ave. died Thursday at the Shrine Thomas McKenna, both of Glaston­ Hearing set At Dr. Richard Veltri’s suggestion, bury, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary been cut enough in the board budget some tough problems. There would EAST HARTFORD -P h ilip J. Burn Center in Boston from burns all workshops. the board will do some homework still be layoffs if it was Dr, Marcus, Scaglia of South Glastonbury, Mrs. An environmental HOLIDAYS? and go through the budget line by line Moynihan, 66, of 157 Orchard St., over his body suffered in a fire at his COOKING "I don’t think they (the council) or Jones or anybody else.” Rocky Hill, died Thursday at St. Margaret Chapman of South Windsor hearing for sewer projects next Thursday at a special workshop. Serious fire was arson home Thursday morning. He was the and Mrs. Ruth Miller of Vernon. planned by the Town of demonstration Francis Hospital and Medical son of Daniel S. Skiba and Celia Manchester has been set someone running from the spot short­ able to walk with a walker and Center. He was the brother of Fran­ Polansky Skiba. The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 AND An East Hartford fire which might for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at PUSH THE ly before the fire broke out and was showed no signs of injury. She is now cis Moynihan of East Hartford. The infant was born June 27, 1975, a.m. from the Samsel-Bassinger have killed a 102-year-old woman was the Whiton Library reported at 7:05 p.m. Sgt. William staying with relatives. Other survivors are five other in Rockville. Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Rd., FREE “deliberately set” Thursday night, brothers. South Windsor, with a Mass at 9 at St. Auditorium. PICMIC Councilman worried said Fire Marshal John Armstrong DeBastiani and several police of­ Other survivors are a sister, Carrie The sewer installations FOOD ficers are now tracking down leads. The fire engulfed the entire rear The funeral is Saturday at 8:40 Ann Skiba; his paternal grand­ Francis of Assisi Church. Burial will today. for the proposed industrial portion of the house causing much a.m. from the Ahern Funeral Home, parents, Stephen and Anna be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, SAMPLING park, the Baldwin-Concord Armstrong found an empty can of Mrs. Anne Kenney, born March 8, damage to the second floor. The fire 180 Farmington Ave., with a Mass at Ronskavitz Skiba of East Hartford; Rocky Hill. B U n O N II Rd. area, and the trunk line an unknown substance in the rear of 1875, refused at first to leave her was declared under control at 7:43 9 at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in his maternal grandparents, Nicholas Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. from Union Pond to about moves by MDC the building at 403 Burnside Ave. at first-floor living room as the fire p.m. But it rekindled itself again at Hartford. Burial will be in Mount St. and Sophie LaBosky Polansky of the spot where the fire is believed to came up a back stairwell. 10:20 p.m. and required further Benedict Cemetery, Bioomfield. The family suggests that those Tolland Tpke. will be the East Hartford. By MAL BARLOW “Regional government bothers have started. But with help from upstairs dousing. Friends may call at the funeral wishing to do so may make memorial subject of the hearing. vation and more,” he said quoting The funeral is Saturday at 11:30 East Hartford Reoorter newspaper articles from the past every New Englander,” said neighbors and paramedics, she was The home is not habitable upstairs home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. a.m. at St. Joseph Church in gifts to the St. Francis of Assisi Witnesses told police they saw “It’s a top flight outfit,” said year. Melrose. “It’s just the way we are. I finally carried out a window. She was or down, Armstrong said today. Rockville. Burial will be in Hillside Social Action Fund, 673 Ellington TONIGHT FROM 5 TO 9 P.M. Rd., South Windsor, Conn. 06074. In Meinoriam Richard Torpey, member of the East “I support regional government in enjoy my town meetings in Cemetery, East Hartford. In loving memory of our son and some things, maybe in landfill. But I Simsbury. There are no calling hours. brother, Roger Henry Rydlewicz, who Hartford Town Council. passed away May 26. 1M9. ARKLA MASTER CHEF WIU BE HERE don’t want it forced on us.” “We like to feel we make our own East Hartford Fire calls The family suggests that friends “But it frightens me sometimes.” Not just todav but every day, He told of plans in the General decisions. When a distant regional public records wishing to do so may make memorial Torpey was telling the council Bids asked Our thoughts turn back to you. TO DEMOHSTRATE ARKLA GAS GRILLS recently how well the Metropolitan Assembly by some to make it possi^ leader decides what’s best for us, we MancheRter gifts to the Shrine Burn Center, 51 Some little thing in a special way, Like you used to say and do. District Commission (MDC) is ble to give the MDC powers in other don’t like it.” Thursday, 1:30 p.m. —Gas odor at 419 Blossom St., Boston, Mass. The Town of Manchester is seeking service areas without the approval of Regional government has worked Hurry* Center St. (Town) It says time heals all sorrow, doing. It was formed in 1932. East Warranty deeds , The White-Gibson-Small Funeral bids for one passenger car for the And helps you to forget. the towns. in other places, he said. Toronto, There’ll Thursday, 7:53 p.m. —Chair fire at 176 Hartford joined in 1941. Other Charles H. Tischofer et Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, is in Police Department. The bids will be And so far time has omy proved, Canada, has tried .it. Dade County Homestead St., Apt. D (District) How much we miss you yet. O a s g r lllw member towns are Hartford, Rocky "I want us to make sure the al to Michele Maiorini, —N H i Be Fun Hurry, charge of arrangements. opened Tuesday, June 14 at 11 a.m. which includes Miami, Fla., has had God save us strength to fieht. Hill, Wethersfield, Newington, legislature can’t allow the MDC to property at 145, 147 and 149 Ana courage to Mar the olow. Bloomfield and Windsor. take over any function without the it for many years. Tolland St. (includes a And what it meant to lose you. Come No one will ever know. Roustabout The MDC supplies water and sewer okay of each town,” he said. The best and newest form of total of eight apartments Everyone! Torpey has seen the water and regional government is now in In­ Mommy and Daddy lines to member towns and to West and a package store), con­ Sister, Joyce Hartford, Glastonbury and South sewer lines in East Hartford reach to dianapolis, Ind., he said. The veyance tax $96.80 (on the Brother, Alan One- Official anticipates W ITH TW IN Windsor. It also does the road maps almost every section of town while regional government supplies many purchase price of $88,000). and other maps for the member he has served on the MDC as a com­ of the basic services. But many ser­ GRILL towns. missioner. He served up to four years vices best done locally are done Connecticut Land Plan­ Dome condemnation actions What frightens Torpey, he said, is ago and is again a member. locally, he said, ning Association to ^Kath^ay8:Hner^ ‘ CONTROLS what some area political leaders George J. Melrose, MDC general The East Hartford council Richard J. Fluet et al. Lot BY GREG PEARSON Mason said that before the state funding Let Us Help You Hava A Safa and • 40,000 BTU's propose to do with the MDC. services director in charge of public members listened to Torpey’s com­ 6 on Goodwin St., con­ Ml To The Herald Reporter is used, the town has to agree that there Enjoyable Holiday Weekend. • C H t Iron “They have suggested the MDC go relations, said Thursday Torpey is a ments with thoughtful looks on their veyance tax $49,50. Alan Mason, who is acting as relocation are no other available homes that are ORCHARD FRESH CRISP AIRE aralM A Burnor into police work, education, conser­ good commissioner and he respects faces. No one responded. • Aluminum Shell William C. Carr HI et al officer for Manchester’s proposed in- comparable and cost less. MACS • RED DELICIOUS APPLES his fears. a Deluxe Wildcatter to Michael J. Amato et al, dustriai park project, said Friday that he Town Manager Robert B. Weiss said • FRESH • expects condemnation proceedings to be Friday that he is hopeful the town can set­ Cart Included property at 58 Heron Rd., conveyance tax $38.50. needed for ail eight of the homes within tle with at least one of the homeowners H.t P.pp«,: p;«. COMPLETE WITH TANK Area fire calle the boundaries of the proposed J.C. before Tuesday and the beginning of con­ „ •IMPORTED* Victor Zionts et al to Penney Co. site. demnation. But Mason does not seem to George A. Fellows et al, The town made its first offers to all share the same feeling. East Hartford Today, 8 a.m. —Auto accident with in­ juries at 352 Park Ave. property at 760 Tolland St., eight homeowners eariier this month and Mason said that if condemnation O fl^ H COLD CUTS. DAIRY PRODUCTS. PICNIC HgEPa’ Thursday, 11:11 a.m. —Auto accident Today, 8:34 a.m. —Gas washdown at conveyance tax $88. FAIR with injuries at Main and Crosby Sts. said that condemnation would begin proceedings begin, the town will hope to We Have Flower A Vegetable Plants Village St. Tuesday if a settlement is not reached. settle the negotiations out of court before H & J Builders and SAVE ■30»» Thursday, 1:51 p.m.- -Medical call to 54 Tolland County When a land purchase is brought to con­ the full condemnation process is finished. OPEN AS USUAL' HOLIDAY WEEKEND Chesslee Rd. Developers Inc. to Richard MEMORIAL DAY THRU SAT., JURE 4th demnation, it means that the final deci­ The town has established deadlines that Thursday, 12:01 p.m.—Woods fire, Riley A. Stevens et al. Lot 453 on THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS QREENA Thursday, 1 ;55 p.m. —Investigation at Mountain Rd., North Coventry. sion of setting a purchase price is done in would guarantee the town owns the Vin e r ip e YELLOW EACH BURNER WORKS INDEPENDENTLY Woodmont Dr., con­ court. property before the end of August. 452 Main St. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. —Truck fire. CANTALOPESI SQUASH SIzzIo a ataak on ona alda. SImmar a caaaarola on Iha othar. Maple St., Ellington. veyance tax $65,45. CARNIVAL RIDES AND GAMES Mason said that none of tlft town’s Penney, which would be the park’s major TOMATOES Thursday, 2:10 p.m. —Investigation at FOOD • GARDEN BOOTH • CRAFTS BOOTH offers have been accepted yet. tenant, has signed a contract with the This new QasgrIII always holds the heat setting you want. In tact. It holds two Pitkin St. and Riverside Dr. South Windsor Roger J. Stalowiez et al Thursday, 3:37 p.m. —Investigation on HOME BAKED GOODS • GIANT TAQ BALE "The town’s offer is based on what the town that is contingent upon property levels of heat for you. So you can alow-almmer and broil, too. Get more fun out Thursday, 3:44 p.m. —False report of to Richard Bailey et al, 99^ 3 5 ‘ . of cooking out — with Arkla’a Flavor Twin QasgrIII. Connecticut Blvd. grass fire on Rt. 5. property on O’Connell Dr., AND ON SATURDAY NIQHT AND MONDAY house would cost if it went on the market being available to the firm by Sept. 1. 4 9 ^ each Thursday, 5:39 p.m. —Auto accident today. The problem comes when you’re The Manchester Economic Develop­ Thursday, 8:54 p.m. —Brush fire, op­ conveyance tax $38.50. with injuries at Forbes and Maple Sts. posite 113 Steep Rd. talking about someone trying to find a ment Commission (EDO has given the NATIVE c o T r s NATIVE OTHER GAS GRILLS FROM AS LOW AS ^79.95 Thursday, 6:21 p.m. —Brush fire at 9 Patricia Wolk to Julius comparable home with comparable town the go-ahead to begin purchasing the SCALLONS FRESH Featuring Such Famous Brands as Falcon, Charm Spencer Court. W. Wolk et al. property at BINGOi amenities,” Mason said. “You’re not homes located within the Penney tract of SODA Glo, Roper, Caloric, Country Squire. All Sale Thursday, 7:05 p.m. —Major fire in 28 and 30 Church St., con­ going to do that with the town’s offer.” the proposed 393-acre park. Priced! home at 403 Burnside Ave. veyance tax $33. DRAWING FOR EAST CAR RAFFLE Mason said, however, that the State of The EDC and town offidials feel that, if Thursday, 7:47 p.m. —Brush fire at 29 Uttle League Connecticut has recognized this problem the park does not develop, the town could Hamilton Rd. James L. Donahue III et "iniXIIUHtMtSUIICHUK. Thursday, 8:06 p.m. —Medical call to 19 al to E.J. Panayotoplus et SAT., JUNE 4 — 10:00 P.M. in past condemnation proceedings. resell the homes at a price equal to what it lUKUKiiictn.MKiiciiiianEss. Oakwood St. al, property on Goodwin Because of this, the state has established will pay for them. CHITEIttlKWIMMMS tin Clio. In Thursday night action at Thursday, 10:20 p.m. —Fire at 403 St,, conveyance tax $40.70. a Relocation Assistance Program. One zone appeal against the park has THUyOOMIllQlllinFNi$00.00 mailOFIIUTUICIEDIT." Burnside Ave. rekindled. McAuliffe Park, Vintage Homes Robert Moir et al to EAST CATHOUC been dropped and another zone appeal has 443-445 HARTFORD RD. | / U MANCHESTER, The program permits the use of up to Thursday, 11:10 p.m. —Medical call to edged Rotary 5-4. In farm league ac­ James L. Donahue et al, been turned down by both the State Court 23 Holmes Terr. tion, Exchange beat Dworin Team hat girl HIGH SCHOOL $15,(HX) per family to help pay for reloca­ FORMER NORMAN^S LOCATION 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 property on Carpenter Dr., tion costs. For instance, if the town offers of Common Pleas and the State Supreme Today, 12:13 a.m. —Medical call to 31 END OF KEENEY-McKBE SJ- „ Chevrolet 20-10. Allison Garvey, bat girl for conveyance tax $52.80. HEW STATE ROAD $25,(XXI for a home and the only com­ Court, but could be appealed to the United Graham Rd. FREE SERVICE. NO EXTRA DIMIHICKS 9 Wednesday night, lOOF beat the St. Mary’s Little League Michael T. Peruccio et al parable home the family finds cost $40,- States Supreme Court. OPENTOMGKT Today, 12:30 a.m. —Investigation at the Dworin 7-4. MANCHESTER FROM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU TIL9PJi. East Hartford Convalescent Home at 745 team, waits for the game to to Nicholas D’Aloisio et al, 000, the $15,000 in state monies can be used There is also a pending suit against the I LOW PRICES ana PERSONAL SERVICE Tuesday night, St. Mary’s beat Vin­ WHERE? Main St. property on Cummings St., to pay the difference. Department of Commerce’s approval of OKNUT. tage Homes 3-1. and Exchange beat begin at McAuliffe Park. 10 L A T l $ PJL Today, 7:58 a.m. —Medical call to 91 conveyance tax $35.20. the park plan. FREE PABKINB - AWAY FBOM THE BTOPPIHB CENTEB HASSLE Glenn Rd. Hose Co. 2 by 5-4. (Herald photo by Tuller) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO- - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ May 27. 1977 State revamp plan Pension dispute case sent to governor hearing continued

HARTFORD (UPI) - For 40 John Filer to study how to make A "show cause” hearing involving sion plan. ’The four women say that years, Connecticut has been con­ Connecticut’s government more ef­ four paraprofessional employes of they were erroneously left out of the sidering various plans to reorganize ficient and more accountable. Manchester’s Board of Education pension plan when they began its state goveminent. The legislature The bill approved by the legislature has been continued until June 9. working for the school system. has finally adopted one. resembles the Filer package in The hearing was started Thursday All are now members of the plan, The House of Representatives several respects. However, the with opening arguments and has been but they want to received credit from Thursday approved 130-13 and sent to legislative plan does not consolidate continued until the June date, Atty. the time they first worked for the Gov. Elia T. Grasso a master plan to the state’s sprawling human services William Collins, who is handling the town. reorganize state government similar bureaucracy as much as the Filer case for the town, said. Atty. Collins is handling the case to ones adopted by 26 other states in panel wanted. The four employes have taken legal because Town Counsel Victor I. recent years. Mrs. Grasso is Also, a handful of state agencies action against the town because they Moses previously ruled In favor of expected to sign the bill into law. managed to divorce themselves from have not been allowed to make the employes making the retroactive The Democrat-controlled House the "superagencies” in which they retroactive payments into the pen­ payments. resisted Republican attempts to were originally supposed to be in­ tamper with &e consolidation bill for cluded. almost four hours and then rubber- As a result, the Commission on stamped a plan approved by the Fire Prevention and Control, with its Scholarship fete set Senate earlier this week. 1170,000 budget, will enjoy the same Under the measure, the state’s status as the Department of En­ Employe honored. more than 200 departments, boards vironmental Protection, which Doris Remmey, a secretary in the Engineering Department, was "the Manchester Scholarship Foun- are transferring to other institutions. spends millions of dollars a year. and agencies would be herded into 23 The awards ceremony is coor­ House Republicans attempted to honored Thursday as the Public Works Employe of the Year. James scheduled its llth annual so-called superagencies over the next dinated by Richard Sartor assisted NEIPSIC GOLF COURSE: give several other agencies Breitenfeld, left, executive director of the Greater Manchester two years. by N. William Knight, Nicholas ‘‘superagency" status. But the 139 Ntlptle Rd., Qlastonbury No one would lose his job and no Chamber of Commerce, and Joseph Hachey, right, assistant Manchester High Schwil cafeteria. Krascella, Mrs. Charles Morse and Democrats held together and programs would be abolished in the treasurer of Manchester State Bank, present Mrs. Remmey with Students receiving awards, their Mrs. James Gerrity. We’re Open In All Kinds first year of reorganization. But law­ defeated the amendments. savings bonds as part of her award. (Heraid photo by Pearson) parents, representatives from local makers would ultimately be required After several hours of futile ef­ organizations presenting awards, and forts, House Minority Leader Gerald ManchMtar Ev.ning Hwald of WEATHER — EVERYDAY to evaluate the performance of 100 the public are invited. state agencies to see if they were Stevens, R-Milford, threw in the PubliiBwj n » r y evaning (xc.pt Scholarships will be awarded to Sunder, and holiday.. Entarwl at tha YEAR ROUND Including towel and withdrew seven Doris Remmey named serving a useful purpose. Manchaatar, Conn. Poat ONIca ai Sa- graduating high school seniors who cond Claaa Mall Matter. Last year, Mrs. Grasso established amendments GOP lawmakers had in­ are Manchester residents, and to FAMILY DAY ON SUNDAYS a special study group headed by Aet­ tended to introduce. top worker of year Manchester resident students at Suggested Carrier Rates na Life & Casualty Co. President PBytble In Advtnce DAILY LUNCHEONS & DINNERS Manchester Community College who SIngIt copy...... 154 W #tk!y...... 904 IN THE NEIPSIC MANOR Greater Manchester Chamber of Ont month ...... |3.90 Doris Remmey, a secretary in the Thr4« monthi ...... $11.70 AARP unit installs Town of Manchester’s Engineering Commerce, contractor’s division, Six month!...... $23.40 Located on Scenic Nelpsic Department, has been named the each presented Mrs, Remmey with a On* y«ar...... $46.80 Golf Course, Qlastonbury $25 savings bond. Mill R*tM Upon Requett Outstanding Public Works Employe Subicribtr! who fall to racaiva officers Wednesday of 1977. thair nawapapar bafora 5:30 p.m. I ccMDcnonnanurwr should talaphona tha circulation Food by PAGANI’S Jay J. Giles, director of pubiic dapartmant. 647-0946. The Connecticut Northeast and hostesses are asked to be at The works, announced the award Chapter of the American Association Colony by 11:30 a.m. for a installa­ Thursday in observance of National About town Thursday’s daily of Retired Persons (AARP) will tion rehearsal. Public Works Week, which ends observe its eighth annual birthday Mrs. Gregan has requested 15 Saturday. 85.Yellow.586 and installation of officers on more hostesses. Those wishing to Mrs. Remmey was recommended Maranatha Christian Coffee House Wednesday, June 1, at 12:30 p.m. at volunteer are asked to call Mrs. for the award by Town Engineer is open to all interested teen-agers The Colony in Talcottville. It will be Gregan at 643-4850. Walter Senkow. She has worked in and young adults tonight from 8 to 11 a luncheon meeting. Entertainment will be provided by the department for over nine years at Calvary Church, 647 E. Center St. The installing officer will b O lrs. Robert J. Burke, pianist, and Louis and is the first woman to win the Evelyn W. Gregan, past president, Lawrence, vocalist, accompanied by Public Works Employe of the Year and a member of the National Hetty Potamianos. honor, which has been presented for Correction FM. SAT. SUL MON. Legislative Council. The chapter’s last trip of the several years. She will be leaving the Members of the Perennial Planters All officers, members of the board season will be to Restland position later this year when she and Garden Club planted flowers at of directors, nominating committee Farms, Northford, on July 20. her husband, Lewis, move to Penn­ Munro Parklet Thursday and not the MANCHESTER sylvania. Manchester Garden Club. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 & 44A "Doris’s motivation and perfor­ mance have been outstanding, not NOW TO TUESDAY Alpha Omega Wad. Thura. “S T A r 0:28 Theater schedule only for the Engineering Division but ' JACK UMMON “P R eeB ir io:$o FRIDAY for the entire Town of Manchester,” “AIRraRT 77” Fri. S a t Sun. “FReEBie*' 1:28 Inn EVES 12.00 a MATINEES OT **STAir 10118 Giles said. Wad. Thura. Fri. 7:20-9:20 Burnside Theater 1 — “It’s S ta r is B orn" 10:15; "F ree b ie "It has been very comforting to Sa t a Mon. IM 7:20 9120 s t R e is n n D on Route 44A Sun. 200 4:10 7:20 0:20 SM AM irflUL Alive” 7:30-9:05 and the Bean” 8:25 know that Doris Remmey is an ©’376 Ail* KRistoffeRson overlooking Bolton Lake B u rn s id e T h e a te r 2 — U.A. Theater 1 — "The employe of the Public Works Depart­ TECHMCOLGR* "Young Frankenstein” 7:25- Sting” 7:00-9:15 ment. Employes like Doris make my PLUS n ...... T h Vs S U N D A Y ..... 9:15 U.A. Theater 2— “Cross of WHY EAT job and Walter Senkow’s job easier,” East Hartford Drive-In — Iron” 7:00-9:00 S tR R A LL DAY "Jabber Walk’’ 8:25; U.A. Theater 3 - "The he said. HELD OVER GUWT Mrs. Remmey has been a town R s i e n t d e r “ T am arind Seed” 10:05 Greatest" 7:15-9:10 Mobil **irsA U vr IS K BARBECUE COOKOUT IN? East Windsor Drive-In — Vernon Cine 1 — “Airport employe since 1964. She worked in HEATING OILS e v e s 2:00 • MATINSeS BS* CARTOON "Freaky Friday" 8:25; "Gus” 77” 7:20-9:20 the Highway Department before Wad. Thura. Pri. 7:10 S:10 B O R n Families Welcome CHINESE-POLVNESIANAi AMERICAN CUISINE OIL BURNER 6 S tL Mon. 2:00 7:10 0:10 6 FESTIVAL EAT OUT AT 10:05 JAMIO Vernon Cine 2 — "It's moving to the Engineering Depart­ HEATING INSTALLATION Sun. 1:30 $:10 5:00 7:10 0:10> PfU t ALAN Parking 99* Manchester Drive-In — "A Alive" 7:10-9:10 CAAN ARMN Our Specialties Include ment. 3 MKKY MOUSE 3 GOOFEY THESE FINE Manchester State Bank and the 643-5135 — Entertainment — SEAFOOD - POULTRY PLUS Freebie and 315 Center St Manchester STEAK DISHES 1-86 EXIT 91-rOUOW BURNSID! SICNS 649-9333 This Friday & Saturday RESTAURANTS Plwne 648-5491 MANCHESTER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EDUCATNNAL SHORT th e Bean LUAU DINNERS BURNSIDE U-m Campball Council 573 BUSTER BROWM CLt^THEATRES EAST 510 BUtMMDI AVI.. I. HTFO. • S2M333 pn$»nt$... ICOGKTML LOUNE • EXOTIC ISUUB DiUKS In concert $1.00 Admission at the door ROSEMARY’S BABYt UTE DMNERS MB SMGXS THE OMENi This Sunday: Novn TOMMY DORSEY ORCH. undt th§ dirtctfon of u i ?» Special Family DInnara Evary Sunday "ITS ALIVE” BUDDY MORROW PQ 7:30-0:08 BUN. 4 SHOWS! Patrick Butinsttmsn ! Shoppsrt MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Special Luncheons 11-3 Dally I MEL BROOK’S LAPP RIOT! THURS., JUNE 23rd-8 P.M. In ths loungs (except Sunday and holidays) “t w w FMNKENVTEir DONATION $5 Por Parson PQ 7:2S-»;1I tUN. 4 tHOWSI TIcksts avsilabis: 867 Main SI., Manchaatar I - > W l CATiN TO PAATlia, iANOUITt AND SOCIAL OATHimNQt. or at Knighta ol Columbus :FON AISinVATtONI AND TAK6 OUT OR06R9 Phona 643-0770, 649-8654, 646-6889 C A L L 643.M 29

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mianrl)fatfr lEurning M? ralb ^ E 5 5 MOIAMY and Bonnie Durler Caron of Mrs. Ronald Durler of 64 Manchester — A City of Village Charm Sharon Reid Robertson of and Judith A. Hutchinson 0 o litiC 8 Wilson, Monica May, Knowles, Lena 151 Terrace Dr„ Vernon. Farm Dr., East Hartford. see our se/ectfon of cerds for 117 Lenox St. He was bora Davis of 86 Range Hill Dr., Founded Oct. 1, 1881 daughter of William J. and Meredith, daughter of He was bora May 20 at His paternal grandparents May 22 at Manchester Vernon. He was bora May BLESS DADDK Wannetta LaFrancois William H. and Judith 20 a t Manchester Manchester Memorial are Mr. and Mrs. Alberie M«mbw. Audit Buruu of Circulation Membar. Unllad Prnt Inlernitlontl Memorial Hospital. His dad and grad learson Wilson of 88 Oak St. she Snow Knowles of Stafford Hospital. His maternal Caron of 32 Ronda Dr., Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, maternal grandparents are Memorial Hospital. His wa have a wondarful aaaortmantl was born May 20 at Springs. She was bora May maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and South Windsor. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. 16 at home. Her maternal Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reid BLESS THE RED SOX Manchester Memorial Phyllis Jackwin and A.W. By GREQ PEARSON grandparents are Mr. and of 137 Parker St. His pater­ Rayniond F. Robinion, Edilor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor i____ Hospital. Her maternal Hutchinson, both of Ver­ fm Mrs. G. Walter Snow of nal grandfather is Tom B. pandparents are Mr. and non. His paternal grand­ Waquoit, Mass., formerly Robertson Sr. of Seminole, In the service AMD BLESS THE LADIES WHO Mrs. Ray LaFrancois of 72 parents are Stanley Davis saw!: . i eawiw of Rochester. Her pater­ Fla. His paternal great- every Opinion Devon Dr. Her paternal of Ellington and Doris nal grandparents are Mr. grandparents are Mr. and John T. Kennedy, son of in 1976 and has selected a little grandmother is Leatha Davis of South Windsor. He defeated by a 24-12 vote of the Senate. and Mrs. Donald Knowles Mrs. Ralph N. Hubbard of M r. and Mrs. Joseph position in the carpentry ^ , the m*«racte of moiaftrest ( thing PLANTED ALL THOSE ^iYooTlfULL Manchester’s two state senators Backus of 571 Hartford Rd. has a sister, Jennifer Anne, A House petition could still be filed of Stafford Springs. She Sanbornville, N.H. He has Kennedy of 81 Alison Dr., specialist career field. He f • dovjntown mane he step. were on opposite sides during a bat­ Her maternal great- 2 . tle over the Bottle Bill earlier this to force a vote in the Senate, but the grandparents are and has a brother, Wade, 7; and a brother, Michael, 31A. South Windsor, has departed for basic training FLOWERS IN M o n r o p a r k l e t . week. petition would have to have 76 Mrs. Lewis LaChance and a sister, Cara, 2. enlisted in the U.S. Air at Lackland Air Force Caron,' Douglas Force. Base near San Antonio, Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, who signatures by June 1, less than one M r. an d Mrs. Fred Davis, Jerem y Robertson, Seth Hub- Michael, son of Michael B. He was graduated from Tex. on May 25. Freedom from presides over the Senate, ruled that a week away. LaFrancois, all of Maine. Ellsworth, son of Gary E. hard, son of Tom Jr. and South Windsor High School petition requesting a Senate vote on Barry has supported the Bottle Bill the bill was invalid. in past years when it has failed in the smut One of those who had originally state legislature. Hannon has said challenged the petition was Sen. that he favors the anti-litter bill, College notes^ The so-called victimless magazines; no one is forced to George Hannon (D-3rd), who which was proposed as an alternative ALL STORES crimes of pornography and read them. represents all of East Hartford and to the Bottle Bill. ’The anti-litter bill CLOSED prostitution are turning out to “ But once the stuff spills part of Manchester. One of those who would tax businesses for litter Carol Jean Hokanson of MEMORIAL DAY cleanup. Manchester, received an be not so victimless after all. onto the street — on theater challenged Killian’s rejection of the MON., MAY 30 petition was Sen. David Barry (D-4th) A.S. degree in child study FRIDAY,Holiday SATURDAY & SUNDAY M salo The situation is most acute marquees or posters, in who represents part of Manchester A bill proposed by Rep. Francis from Lasell Junior College in New York, the city that storefront windows or newss­ and several surrounding towns. Mahoney (D-13th) has been killed in on May 14. She was graduate with honors. epitomizes so much that is tand displays — the privacy of ’The bill would ban fliptop cans and the State Senate for this year. ’The bill would have permitted the good and bad in American those outside is assaulted...If require a three-td-five-cent deposit Leigh Ann Curtis of Probate Court to grant name society. The Times Square the people wish to forbid public on bottles. ’The proposal, modeled Manchester, received an changes. Such requests are presently area, especially, has become exhibition which displays some after similar laws in effect in Oregon A.S. degree in child study dehumidifiers AND FANS®®’ and Vermont, has generally been handled exclusively in Superior the world’s greatest center of of those who are trying to on May 14 from Lasell backed by environmentalists and op­ Court. Junior College. sex for sale. If the visitor’s enjoy their clear right to use posed by business and labor, who Mahoney said that a member of the Few Examples: eyes are not assailed by the streets and sidewalks free fear increased expenses and loss of Senate requested that the bill, which theater marquees and of assault, there is no First jobs in the bottle industry. Sup­ had been passed by the House, be General Electfic f Manchester Carry Cool peepshow signs promising the Amendment reason that ought porters of the bill, however, feel that sent back to committee. ’The request was granted, thus ending the bill’s 4,000 BTU-7 Amp utmost in salacious entertain­ to stand in the way.’’ the returnable-bottle setup would create more jobs than it would chances of passage for this session. ^ ^hospItaL J' Air Conditioner ment, his person is accosted by First Amendment eliminate. Atty. Hillery Gallagher of brazen ladies of the evening — handwringers might pay some ’The bill has been approved by both Manchester had suggested the Discharged Monday: Dora Our Hoyt, 43 Foley St.; Betty Low or morning or afternoon. attention to Rembar. It was he the House of Representatives and the legislation to Mahoney. Gallagher Saunders, Glastonbury; Price recently handled a case for a client While it may be true that who won the landmark legal Senate, but in different forms. ’Thus, Mildred Kerin, 29 Lewis Dr., a petition drive was started in the from Korea who had become a South Windsor; Anna Durable molded outdoor cabinet pornography and prostitution battles which freed “ Lady “ n t rust. position automatic naturalized citizen. A younger child Augustinsen, 364 Doming St., 10 are victimless in that no one is Chatterley’s Lover’’ and “ Fan­ FEA power struggle Senate to force a vote on the bill as thermostat for^ntrolled cod passed by the House. was bom in the U nit^ States and South Windsor; Charlotte forced to patronize either ny Hilt’’ (how innocent they Porterfield, 178 Oak Grove Sens. Hannon and Jam es Murphy was not a naturalized citizen. Thus, St.; Judith Davis, 86 Range product or service, it is also now seem) from the iron grip the family had to hire an attorney By Martha Angle FEA and Carter could presumably (D-19th), however, said that such a Hill Dr., Vernon. true that Times Square has of the censors. and Robert Walters resolve the questions about Smith’s vote requires a petition from the and go through the Superior Court, Discharged Tuesday: Westinghouse been turned into a physically Rembar also recommends WASHINGTON - (NEA) - A status either by sending his nomina­ House and not from the Senate. which includes a |50 fee, to get the Teresa Henderson, 23 Laurel 25 Pint Dehumidifier and spiritually blight^ area potentially bruising battle may be tion to the Senate for confirmation or Killian ’Tuesday ruled that Sens. Han­ name change. St.; Gerald Freeman, 316 Coleman 4 Gal. Coleman 13Vz Gal. that we discard the term Center St.; Daniel Cyr, 7 looming on Capitol Hill over the job rejection, or by demoting him to a non and Murphy were correct and that Mahoney said that he feels the bill Our and that there are indeed vic­ “obscene” for legal purposes Meadow Rd., Bolton; James “Oscar” Cooler Snow-Lite® Chest Reg. lesser job that does not require the petition to force the Senate vote was not passed because it was op­ tim s— the citizens whose right altogether, since it carries an status of the number two man at the Walker, 333 Bidwell St.; Bon­ 149.60 Federal Energy Administration. Senate approval. was invalid. posed by lawyers in the Senate who nie Caron, 151 Terrace Dr., Reg. Reg. NOT to be affronted by these impossible burden of For weeks now, critics within and Sens. Barry and Joseph Lieberman might have feared the loss of Vernon; Roger Granger, 290 12.88 10.77 29.99 Moves easilv on‘137 recessed wheels All indications, as of this writing, 24.40 activities is being grievously passionate conviction from outside the government have been (D-lOth) then challenged Killian’s business the bill would cause. Hackmatack St.; Anne Holds 12 beverage cans 4-10 lbs. Rugged steel belted chest with are that O’Leary wants to retain Michaud, 87 Greenwood St., adjustable humidistat control. searching for a way to oust retired ruling, but the challenge'was Ice. Tall enough to stand quarts. recessed handles, bottle opener. violated. The same problem is both sides and diverts atten­ Smith — despite the criticism East Hartford; Andrew emerging to a lesser degree in tion from real issues. Army Gen. Gorman Smith from his Geldei Jr., 70 Cedar St.; Assembly Rquired on Tents levelled at him — and that his Edison Portable 20” other large cities. But while so many things position as acting deputy ad­ nomination will be sent to Capitol William Lennon, 65 Hublard ministrator of the FEA. Dr., Vernon. 2-Sp. Breeze Box Fan It is ironic that only a few once considered to be Hill Smith, a holdover from the Nixon- Discharged Wednesday: Big & Roomy Edith Hutchins, 127 Cannon years ago, the guardians of the “ obscene” have been found to Ford era, is regarded as a villain by Inflatable public morality diligently be protected by the First If that happens, look for some Rd., East Hartford; Florence & 1 5 3 0 consumer groups, environmentalists heated fights in the Senate Energy Francis, 20 Elm St., East 2-Man Boat and their allies in (in gress, who con­ prosecuted anyone they could Amendment, he adds that this Committee, where most of the staff Hartford; Mary Morrison, 337 Our Reg. 17.99 sider him an ardent promoter of the Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; lubricated motor find secretly enjoying a dirty does not mean that the flow of and a good many committee Today’s thought Slim, lightweight construchon oil and gas industry. Albert Harrison, 33 Myrtle book, even in the privacy of his expression cannot be members want no part of the Nixon- St.; Bruce Ward, own home. Today, the channeled. Even our most Ford holdover. Wethersfield; Ralph Warren, 13 Centerfield St.; Lucen authorities seem utterly liberal Supreme Court justices Wants Smith Sins of the past To se ttle for m ediocrity in with the one with superior en­ Gagne, Windsor Locks; Bruce Swing-AirelOOO Crock-ette Eagleson, 59 Spruce St.; Age and acid resistant paralyzed when it comes to have agreed that the First Their opinion is not shared by FEA “ When O’Leary buys Gorman, he ourselves when excellence is a dowments will discourage the latter poly vinyl with welded Patricia Adams, Glastonbury. Blower/Dryer 1-Qt. Slow-Cooker controlling the increasingly Administrator John O’Leary, a reasonable expectation is a tragic in­ and create a euphoric sense of equali­ seams, inflatable floor, Amendment is not infringed by buys into all the sins of the past,” one Also, William Johannes, Carter appointee who has shown no justice to ourselves. All men are not ty in the former. Our wrap around tow rope, blatant public exploitation of laws that seek to safeguard committee source told us. “ They’ll 1744 Ellington Rd., South oarlocks. 12 Ft. X 3 Ft. intention of dumping the deputy he bora equal in capability, talent, and Jesus recognized differing abilities Reg. s . 8 ® ® Pool Package sex. We have carried Supreme children or to prevent un­ be his sins now.” Windsor; Laura Dumont, 88 19.97 11.99 W inherited more than three months Carter sould probably push the mental capacity. Efforts to level in us, in his parable of the talents, School S t.; Sharon Robertson, V INFLATABLE VINYL 8 6 6 Court interpretations of the wanted displays to a captive Super 1,000 watts tor high-low Ideal accessory cooker for \fr 1-MAN BOAT, Reg. 10.99... ago from the outgoing Republican ad­ Smith nomination through the Senate them will result In the deterioration Matthew 25. Each is hpld accoun­ 117 Lenox St.; Kazlmler First Amendment right of free Vadisius, 53 North St.; Laura styling and drying speeds. Folds sauces, Easy clean, easy serve, audience, or to distinguish ministration. if he and O’Leary are willing to un­ of society, through a lowering of table for his performance in keeping for travel. #52188 easy store. #3200 % speech and press to a But O’Leary, we have learned, was Griffin, 84 Greenwood Dr.; Buoyant Life Vests between expression and action. dergo a long and possibly nasty battle productivity and the standard of with his gifts. For us to treat these Carolyn Cavanna, 65 privately warned that Smith’s ridiculous extreme,. “ ’The control of conduct has over the appointment. Even in the living, and through the unhappiness distinctions differently is to engage Woodland St., South Glaston­ Bright orange color, sizes lor children and adults Reg. 4.99 It need not be, says a dis­ never been restricted by the prolonged tenure may constitute a Nixon-Ford era, relatively few of failing to achieve personal fulfill­ in unrealistic folly. Do the best you bury; Janakl Natarajan, 48 3 ” violation of a federal law prohibiting presidential nominations were ever ment. can with what you have, asking G<^’s Tudor Hill Rd., South Wind­ tinguished legal authority. In First Amendment. Indeed, the sor; Ernest Pohl, Pine St., Buoyant Boat Cushions anyone from serving in an ‘‘acting’’ rejected outright by the Senate. Too many well-intentioned but mis­ blessings upon your efforts. To settle the matter of pornography, at control of conduct is the capacity for more than 30 days in a Columbia; Susan Hazard, 733 “ Frankly, we’d rather not have to guided people have allowed their for less is to be untrue to our Creator, Bolton Tpke., Bolton. apok-filled; U.S.C.G. ^ 8 6 least, there could be a com­ primary business of Job which requires a formal face the problem. It would be easier sympathy for the less fortunate to to ourselves, and to our fellowmen. Also, Charles Harper, 24 jproved. Reg. 5.99 *T presidential-appointment and Senate promise which protects the government.” if they’r just get him out of that job,” blind them to the reality of variations Barbara Brewer Church St.; Helene Crispino, confirmation. 225 Maple St., East Hartford; 2-Pc. Floating Oars rights of those who want to In New York, says Rembar, one Senate committee Democrat told in achievement potential. Seeking to 200 Scott Dr. Michael Spielman, 194 Kelly view or read it as well as the us. reward the less gifted person equally Manchester 42nd Street constitutes a public Warning issued Rd., South Windsor; Peter Take apart design, strong rights of those who don’t. nuisance. No need to cogitate The warning, according to our Giansante, 28 Scott Dr.; Ir- polyethylene. 4®.8 Writing in Atlantic and strain over whether the mine Freethy, 33 Washington sources, was issued by Sen. Howard St., Vernon. magazine, attorney Charles displays are obscene. What is Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, a member of Rembar says that the courts thrust upon the passerby can the Senate Energy Committee and an Thanks a million, Nature French Island should be guided by the con­ be regulated because the outspoken critic of Smith who would like to see him forced out of govern­ just around the Good Season’s cor­ An island in the Indian WILSON stitutional right of privacy, citizens feel it is disagreeable WASHINGTON - For the hardy Ocean about 420 miles east of SAVE V / O OFF ment entirely. ner. Madagascar, Reunion is an SPALDING which includes .the right to be Andrew Tully BANCROFT or offensive or unhealthy — O’Leary has previously said that folk in the northland of the Republic, Who’s afraid? Overseas Department of Our Reg. Low Prices let alone. “ Exhibition inside “ that is, if there are enough Smith would be formally nominated something wonderful may be in­ France and has been a posses­ CHENIOLO Who’s afraid of inflation, sitting on sion since 1665. The population for the number two job at FEA, terrupted by freak snow storms and s l a z e n g e R ALL theaters is in this sense such citizens so that under our to paraphrase the poet. Nature has a bench in the middle of a forest of of 470,000 is 30 per cent of below-freezing temperatures. But private; no one is compelled to democratic processes they although that decision ultimately unlocked the flowers “ to paint the blossoms? Their petals tell us that by French extraction. Area is 969 li/lanymof* FAMOUS NAME spring suddenly is behaving, having enter. The same for books and constitute a majority.” rests with the President — not with laughing soil.” heaven our leaders had better do square miles, slightly smaller Scholls American O’Leary. reached that lovely point between its than the state of Rhode Island. WOOD TENNIS There are in the Good Season days something about the price of pork Exercise Sandals As of mid-May, however, no such birth and the first day of summer. Chief products are sugar, Flag Kit RACKETS IN STOCK no big-spending President could buy chops. For a few weeks, we can tell rum, corn, perfume essences, nomination had been submitted to April is overrated. Anything awful Roth American 8-Leg Play Gym with his swollen budget — days when ourselves that the country is not, vanilla and spices. the Senate and Smith’s service as can happen to April’s weather, and it is sheer enchantment merely to either, headed for perdition, and that “ acting” deputy had stretched past usually does. But though Nature may Provides a summer of healthy (un! SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox stroll to the corner drugstore. En the tube will show us something Manchester 2 swings, 2seat skyglide, 4 passenger the PO^lay mark. “ We understand it’s dawdle in Wausau, Wis., or Hibbing, The comtortable 'in’ fashion! ROD LAVER YELLOW TOURNAMENT route to dealing with his problems, a besides people maiming other peo­ TENNIS BALLS, CAN OF 3, Reg. 1.99.. lawn swing, trapezebar and slide. Reg. 89.99 ” at the l^ ite House, going through Minn., the leaves are finally on the Country Club Choose Bone, Blue, Wheat or 69 body can stop to examine a rose, feel ple. Denim in assorted sizes. clearance,” an FEA spokesman said. trees to stay until November and PHYSICAL FITNESS or 4 1 « 6-LEG GYM $CQ underfoot the soft, moist greenness Accordingly, 1 cast my vote for Restaurant 4-LEG GYM, Ref to 49.99 Reg. 72.97 flowers are there for both the looking TENNIS SOCKS 4 POM POMS of new grass. these days “with that nameless on I FOR THE FAMILY!...... TO Status studied and the picking. 79* 12 Assorted Per Store: Not All Models in All Stores. No Rain ChKks ’The spokesman acknowledged that Nature’s goodness pathos in the air which dwells with South Main Street Assembly Required Good season W FEA had received “ a Senate in­ Though showers drench us almost all things fair.” Thanks a million. This is the Good Season, a time of Open to the Public quiry” about the legality of Smith’s daily during the rush hour, man Nature, and pull up a chair. Great Savings On moderation in which Nature is i status as acting deputy, but said remains happily aware of Nature’s The luncheons and ALL GOLF BAGS 12 ’ Diagonal agency lawyers “ are not aware of keeping its promise that eventually goodness. In most of the country, he cocktails are as beautiful the North Pole will lean closer to as the scenery. & GOLF CARTS 100% Solid any legal limitations at this time.” feels it in the air’s delicate bouquet, State B & W ’The matter, he added, is under in­ the sun. Summer can be in­ and in the new dress in which the Yesterdays A FEW EXAMPLES: vestigation. temperate, with its hot muggy days land adorns itself. TTie Good Season Portable TV and, in this age, lung-wracking smog, Bring your clients or FOREWAY SQUIRE GOLF 1 4 7 4 Our Reg. 109.70 Four years ago, in June 1973, a is a young lady who bestows without your friends to enjoy Chef CART. Reg. 18.99 federal court in Washington ruled but the Good Season is always a con­ stint the caress of her warming 25 years ago Paul's creative soups and that Nixon appointee Howard J. vivial companion. zephyrs and the perfume of her Mark Holmes is elected president exciting daily luncheons. In the Good Season we can view of Manchester Council of Churches. FOREWAY BAG/CART 3740 Phillips could no longer function as fragrant breath. COMBO. Reg. 49.99 with more tolerance the tedious rom- Frank Reilly reports delay in the director of the Office of Economic There is no better time to merely Cheney-Union contract. We will accommodate Opportunity, a post he had occupied pings of politicians and diplomats stand outside and breathe. Baseball groups to one hundred or One set VHF fine t 10 years ago for almost five months in an “ac­ and even hope for better news from games seem livelier, and the Boston ittore. 'unction Africa and the Middle East. Hartford County States Attorney antenna, ting” capacity without receiving Red Sox are still in the race. Horses DOicN REWASHED PRO-SHOP 3 9 9 blurdy. lightweight. John D. LaBelle of Manchester says Breakfut is Served 4 BRAND NAME GOLF BALLS Senate confirmation. Meanwhile, a Fourth of July picnic run faster — sometimes even those in C8sy to carry. suddenly seems within reach. he will quit the post if the General SATURDAY Fruitwood or Green hall Inch so Doien Per Store, No Rain Check«. The lawsuit which resulted In that whose speed one has invested two Springs keeps us Assembly passes a bill making the of­ 6:30 -10 A.M. flat slats, automatic cord locks. ■1 Injunction against Phillips had been dollars. A lass who has never been fice a full-time job. SUNDAY Includes hanging hardware. - 1 0 7 0 waiting mistaken for Miss America is 250 Assorted Tennis Rackets and 100 Assorted Baas and Carts filed by four Democratic senators, Miss Cheryl Schaffer and Daniel 6:30 - 11 AM Domestics Dept. ______including the ifian who is now Jimmy It is nonsense to pay obeisance to suddenly comely because she has Pantaleo are elected Student Council Per Store, Not All Items In All Stores, No Ram Checks presidents of Bennet and Illing Lunchton Strvic* from Carter’s vice president; Walter F. March 21. Spring keeps us waiting shed her heavy winter clothing for 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Junior High Schools, respectively. Mondale. because she is female, and no girl lighter garments of softer colors. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: FRI., SAT. & SUN. Solution easy? worth her salt is on time for a date. Every male finds it a lot easier to Miss Lillian Grant is elected “ Realtor of the Year.” MANCHESTER VERNON STORE HOURS 4.-I5 • IIU»ytfAtic.Tll ons But she finally matures into the Good mow a lawn or rake a garden, or turn Only to I m. to 9 30 p m Metzenbaum has called that case Siturdir 9im to9 30pm. Season and we find her worth waiting the new black soil with a spade. Tlie Wesley Gryk Jr., East Catholic 1145 Tolland Turnpike "No, I don't believe in CAPITAL punishment. . . but I do to the attention of FEA in warning High School senior, is named as a TrI-CIty Shopping Center Sunday.9am to2pm. for because of the delights she brings schoolboy finds joyously that release M ieve there should be some punishment In the CAPITOLI" that Smith may be occupying his post Presidential Scholar of 1967 by Presi­ illegally, sources tell us. her suitors. TTils is the season when, from jhe durance of the classroom is dent Johnson. i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN

PAGE Six: — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ May 27. 1977 Fresh Air Fund WINF WEEKLY WINDERS Carter trying to widen Massaro-Paris «2Jills!|^ COUPON SAVINGS >1^2^ needs area help 100 FREE S&H U.S. foreign policy Carolyn R. Paris of Marlborough and Stephen Michael GREEN STAMPS Massaro of Manchester, were married May 7 at St. John The Fresh Air Fund Itiated by the Rev. Willard Y/lth a $10.00 purchase By HELEN THOMAS on foreign policy. He is new at it. But even if he tears a Fisher Church in Marlborough. Parson of Pennsylvania UPI While House Correspondent few pages out of the old book, he believes he can write The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Paris Program, through which some 100 years ago after he some new history. of Marlborough. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and children from New York WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter has decided v is it th e 12 E a s t e r n had v isit^ New York City. the time has come for the United States to broaden the 30-year-old-deadlock Mrs. Michael Massaro of 57 White St. It began with a few Manchester West Hartford seaboard states for two base of its foreign policy — to move from total reliance on In the Middle East, he Is striving to break a 30-year-oId The Rev. Felix Maguire of St. John Fisher Church children visiting in the celebrated the nuptial Mass. The church was decorated weeks each summer, is Wethersfield Oastonbury the Atlantic Alliance and anti-communism to a new view deadlock which will permit Israel to be a secure nation country, and now the figure with carnations and gladioli. Dennis and Kathy Sheridan seeking host families. WINF MONEY M VER l of an emerging world. and at the same time require her to return conquered The youngsters all come is close to 15,000 children sang and played guitar. He believes that the post World War II fears that Arab lands. from poor families and each year, many of whom COUPON SAVlMCS^gid The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an motivated U.S. policy also limited its scope and forced On Cuba, Carter has made strides toward restoration of range in age from five to 12 have never gone camping, ivory chiffon gown enhanced with imported Alencon lace America to abandon its values. diplomatic relations. years. The children are seen a mountain, taken a FREE and seed pearls and designed with Empire waist, full- In a major address on foreign policy at the University In Africa, Carter has taken a bold stance, permitting dip into the sea. MARKET PACK OF length Bishop sleeves of pleated chiffon. Queen Anne selected without regard to of Notre Dame commencement. Carter said; controversial U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, a former race, color or religion. All The youngsters will be ANNUAL FLOWER oT VEBETAILE neckline. She wore a matching Victorian picture hat and civil rights leader, to speak out forcefully, while the visiting this area from July SEEDS Confident of future carried a bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and baby’s receive physicals a day or United States takes a strong stand in favor of majority 13 to July 26. Interested “ Being confident of our own future, we are now free of so before arrival. black rule. breath. families may contact Mrs. W ITH *5 PURCHASE that inordinate fear of Communism which once led us to Mrs. Linda Bartolucci of Niantic, was her sister's A host family incurs lit­ WITH COUPON Heidi DuMouchel, 643- embrace any dictator who joined us in our fear. For too matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Elizabeth tle expense. TTie program EAST HARTFORD NURSERY provides transportation, 2585; Mrs. Mary Mean, 875- many years we have been willing to adopt the flawed Barry of Manche.ster, the bridegroom’s sister; Miss 1375 SILVER LANE insurance, medical, etc. 1954; or Mrs. Rosemary Elizabeth Paris of Marlborough, the bride’s sister; and EAST HARTFORD 569-08001 The program w as in- Gibbs, 749-2451. Miss Jacqueline St. Cyr of Marlborough. Fred Annuli of Manchester served as best man. Ushers - moral poverty.” -OPEN were Robert Paris of Marlborough, the bride's brother; COUPON SAVINGS The President said U.S. policy was guided by a James Barry of Manchester; and Peter Bartolucci Conservation van THE T Good jjindav thru Thursday that Soviet expansion must be contained and “ the cor- of Niantic. In the servicOi A reception was held at the Glastonbury Hills Country WORLD A S S O R T E D In San Francisco. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is preparing emergency plans for “ rolling TonHe, Saturday & Sunday Club, after which the couple left for Florida and the A LM A N A C ’S c blackouts” over vast areas of California this summejjnicause of a hydroelectric power shor­ sides of Atlantic.” Baham as. DONUT HOLES Mrs. Massaro is employed at United Bank & Trust Co. Richard A. Saulnier, son tage caused by two-year drought. ’The blackouts “ very real possibility” and could Long on rhetoric LIMIT 3 DOZEN doz. Adam ’s W arehouse in Hartford. Mr. M assaro is co-owner of West Side Italian of Mr. and Mrs. George Q&A affect nearly half of the state’s population. PG&E pRms to take to the road to tell the story Saulnier of 137 Overlook PER CUSTOMER Kitchen. (Schmidt photo) Mrs. Stephen M. Massaro of energy conservation with this 40-foot mobile trailer which houses a wide variety of dis­ i S P E C I A L O F F E R Rd., South Windsor, has 1. What U.S. state was named W I i S t e r ^ 5 West jiddle Tpke. plays designed to show practical methods of conserving energy in the home. (UPI photo) enlisted in the U. S. Air for a place in another state? FRAM ED PAINTINGS Force. 2. The governor of which U.S. N N ^ ® M&ncfiGstGr ^ k/O rUM p to stop A Shop with makeshift policies. state receives the highest Carter also says he is getting a grat ^ 24x48 He was graduated from salary? WINF MONEY SAVER South Windsor High School from nations around the world because o 3. The governor of which U.S. human rights. ' 24x36 *30®® - *40®® HEALTH in 1976 and selected a state receives (he lowest . COUPON SAVINGS; California utility makes plans f NONE HIGHER “ We can no longer separate the tradi position in the aircraft salary? war and peace from the new global ques Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. maintenance specialist ANSWERS: equity and human rights,” Carter said. career field. He departed for basic training on May OOO’OIS ‘SBSUBXJV '£ 000 SCOPE for ^rolling blackouts' A new world -'S8t 'VOA Z aJOBSSBui 18 at Lackland Air Force ueipui ue JO ajis ‘e|ueA|Xs Rag. $1.89 representatives have been Zinc tablets may help Base in San Antonio, Tex. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) of California this summer possibility” and could -uuaj ‘XaiiBA 8 u| uioXav visiting major customers SALE affect nearly half the jo j pauieu ‘gujuioXjy^ 'j 24 oz. only^ — Pacific Gas & Electric because of a hydroelectric power shortage caused by state’s population as well to set up “ emergency plan­ 1000s OF ITEMS can expect to recover my A few years ago Dr. don’t develop an adequate Co. is preparing emergen­ DEAR DR. LAMB - |With Coupon as manufacturers, televi­ ning” because the crisis number of new taste buds. cy plans for “rolling the two-year drought. The vision. About three months ago I sense of taste and smell? Robert 1. Henkin, now at Expires sion and radio stations and season is May to October Factory - Dver Runs - You might a s well try the t/2 blackouts” over vast areas blackouts are a ‘‘very real contracted a virus. As a I am interested in Georgetown University’s persons in "llfe-and-death and overloads "could start zinc tablets and see if they 42 MAIN ST MANCHESTER C l o s o D u t s result I lost my sense of knowing just what Center for Molecular DRIVEWAYS situations” connected to any time with a hot spell or will help you. I am not sur­ taste and smell. On the ad­ happened, how physicians Nutrition ^ d Sensory [WINF MONEY S A Y ^ iron lungs and home kidney major outage.” NOTICE vice of my physician I prised that the vitamin C Fire department updating treat this loss and what can Disorders, discovered that machines, PG&E says. He said, however, the YOU NAME ITI tablets didn’t help you. IHSTALLED ANYWHERE IN CONN. ' c o u p o n s a v i n g s PUBUC NOTICE began taking vitamin C be done in the future to pre­ zinc deficiencies were list of handicapped The utility said the situa­ utility has specific controls There is no earthly reason 0FLWIdax100Ft.Loiig tablets and found these of vent a recurrence, related to many of these tion is critical despite so blackouts would be ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS MANCHESTER PARKAOE seuffy why they would. Your loss The Town Fire Department is currently updating its little no value. I am still A person never values all problems. There are many C A A A • SINCE 1946 TOMMY’S PIZZERIA purchases of alternative carefully shared among BOARD OF DIRECTORS of taste has nothing to do file on handicapped persons and needs information on any unable to taste or smell of his senses until he is causes for a zinc deficien­ 25« OFF A SMALL PIZU energy sources from other businesses and residents. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT NEXT TO ADAM’S APPLE without some of them for with a vitamin C deficien­ •COMPtimYMSTUIDIM new handicapped Manchester residents. anything and have been cy, including a few cases of 35< OFF A MEDIUM PIZZA firms. PG&E has area "blocs” Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of as long as 1 have been. cy. YOUR BASE • COLD MX ’The files are relied upon to assure that fire fighters are Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the told by some people that I cancer, so anyone with 50‘ OFF 4 LARGE PIZZA "We don’t want to scare and would try to divide CMNA TEAPOTS...... • 1 . 4 0 may find this lack of senses DEAR REA D ER - You Some people with your -CALL DAY, NIQHT INCLUDING 8UNDAY8- aware of the residences where handicapped individuals Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, such a problem should cer­ ORfalNAL TOMMY'S people. We don’t know for power loss among them on persisting for a year or will be surprise to learn problems and a zinc live, since special evacuation and rescue techniques must Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, June 7,1977, at 8:00 P .M. tainly see a physician. ★ ★ OVER 10,000 8ATI8FIEDCU8T0MER8Yk ★ 206 W. Ctniar St. sure it’s going to happen. It a rotating basis for roughly CRYSTAL 4 WAY DEGANTa...... • 9 . 7 S more. that I get many letters deficiency are not able to be used for emergencies. to consider and act on the following: Doctors often prescribe 648-6661 or 646-8050 depends on how hot the two to four hours each. absorb zinc properly. It Town Fire Chief John C. Rivosa is requesting that any MYSTIC EYE K N N N T S ...... 4 9 ^ In your experiences have asking about the same or zinc tablets for this TOMMY’S II weather gets and This means, for instance, Establishment of proposed saniUry landfill use charges. you run across either a may take some time to 649-0500 267 E. Canter St. handicapped persons, or anyone aware of such persons or sim ilar problem. It is not problem. That will work if “ Tom m y” mechanical breakdowns. that rather than shutting Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special PU NC NNW LSn...... remedy or some en­ unusual for such a loss to achieve the best results. 646-2550 or 646-2551 any other individuals who rely on special life support • 5 .0 9 the loss of senses is direct­ But we want to put people off an entire city, PG&E Grants, Fund 41, Office Education — $547.00 to be added to couraging news on when 1 occur in the wake of a Take your zinc tablet with c n equipment, contact the fire headquarters on its routine ly related to a dietary ; WINF I on alert,” said Don Baxter, would impose blackouts on existing Account #239, to be financed from SUte Grant EARTHENWAliE STEW P O T ...... • 2 .9 9 virus illness. your food and you may take call number, 649-2808. deficiency of zinc. And it ,Y COLLA PAVING PG&E news director. some customers in many already received. one tablet with each meal COUPON The Fire Department needs to know the nature of the may work in your case if MANCHESTER, CONN. “ There could be no war­ areas throughout the state. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special three times a day at first. handicap, the structure of the house and rooms where Grants, Fund 41, Indo-Chinese Refugee Students — $9,600.00 COOKIEJAR ...... • 2 .9 9 your loss is a complication ning. But probably, there The key to the problem is Once you have given SOFTBALL TEAMS! evacuation might be made. to be financed by a Federal Grant. of the virus illness that you would be a 15-to 45-minute peak periods when air con­ POLISH CRYSTAL (BiERMuas)...... • 2 .5 0 yourself enough time to ab­ Chief Rivosa added that the department may request have now recovered from. warning in many cases.” ditioners and agricultural Youth job bill passed sorb zinc then one tablet a that the residents allow a team of fire fighters to visit the You can get zinc tablets no/- Baxter said PG&E irrigation could overtax DNERWARE (s er v ic e fo r 4>...... • 0 .9 5 (zinc sulfate) without a day should meet your 1 home to draw floor plans and decide the proper rescue WASHINGTON (UPl) - The Senate approved a bill to NOTICE the power capacity of prescription and your requirements. Hopefully if l U / O O F F 1U M ITEMS routes and techniques for emergency situations. ...99< provide jobs and employment training for about 200,000 PG&E, whose hydroelec­ DOGCHOCXERSotizee)...... druggist will help you. you regain your taste you from Fund 51 surplus. young people, mainly between the ages of 16 and 23, GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE tric supply — drawn from They come as 66 milligram will get» along with a nor­ PERSONAL TEE during the next 18 months. 'f’ertonaiized Furi A tfporttWtar GIGANTIC AS ADVERTISED water — has been reduced WMECARAFES ...... zm< tablets and contain 15 mal well balanced diet. “DONE WHILE YOU WAIT* The bill, drafted in a cooperative effort between the ad­ OF MANCHESTER ON T.V. to 13 per cent of normal, m illigram s of zinc. (A relatively new Great QMt For Anr Occas/on ministration and a number of Senate offices, now goes to 555 MAIN STREET 1081 MAIN n . MANCHEITEH T iL 646-3339 Baxter said. teams. PLANTERS WEST q e r m a n y ) — • 1 . 5 0 Zinc is an important part medicine, cromolyn conference with a different version recently passed by PG&E serves 9 million of your diet. It is common­ sodium, helps to prevent WHF MONEY SAYEfl the House. WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAYS persons north from the Los WOODPLATE HOLDEN...... • 1 . 0 0 ly found in m eats. If you asthma attacks. For an up­ COUPON SAVINGS) The Senate version would: Angeles County line to near to September 30, 197) happen to have been on a date on asthma send 50 PAPERWENNTS...... • 1 . 0 9 — Set up a new Young Adult Conservation Corps in DURING THE SUMMER AS OF MAY 28 the Oregon border, encom­ financed from Grant. protein deficient diet you cents for The Health Letter ALL PURPOSE SHOES which youngsters would be hired for outdoor projects in passing nearly 60 per cent would be more apt to have number 8-6. Include a long, Approved Pludc Cleats SALT IPEPPEN SHAKERS...... 0 9 ^ national parks and forests. WE SHALL COMMENCE REGULAR of the state’s area. a dietary deficiency. stamped, self-addressed — Launch a program in which young people would work SATURDAY HOURS SEPT. 10th JN IEA M N TTLES ...... • 1 . 5 0 Dr. Henkin has dis­ envelope. Send your ART SALE on community improvement projects such as insulating FROM 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. $8^5 ONLY ■2.99 % FREE ADMISSION FREE P A m N Q covered that saliva nor­ request to Dr. Lamb in seen in the Town Clerk’s Office during business hours. and improving low-income housing. OUR REGULAR HOURS REMAIN: CORNNOOMS...... • 1 . 9 9 mally contains a protein care of The Manchester SIzssIts 5-6-7 — Provide for a broad range of job programs specifical­ DAILY FROM 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. which he calls gustin. The Evening Herald, P.O. Box WASNAAE PLACE MATS...... 7 5 ^ ly aimed at low-income youth, including training, AND THURS. EVENINGS FROM 2 Main SL ORIGINAL ART PAINiHNGS gustin stimulates the 1551, Radio City Station, plus. counseling, transportation assistance and on-the-job- 6:30 P.M. TO 8 P.M. Manchesttr growth and development of New York, NY 10019.) Tsi. 843-7111 VALUES TO •250.00 Proposed additional appropriation to Anti-Recess C0FFEEMU6S...... 4 9 ^ training. FARR'S new taste buds. If you are Bank Americard Mailar Charge Assistance, Public Works Title II, Fund 82— $150,5 WATERMCANS...... • 1 . 2 5 ABSOLUTELY NONE HIGHER financed from Federal Funds. zinc deficient you don’t ; WINF MONET s m produce gustin and you INCLUDING SOFA SIZE - ALLOCATIONS - ANTI-RECESSION FUND 82 KEROSENE LAMPS...... • 1 . 5 0 COUPON SAVINGS MOST UNDER $20.00 Proposed allocation from Fund 82: 1 - TRANSFER to General Fund Budget 1976-77- CRYSTA KVEIAGE CUSSES (12 oz.) . . . ,4 1 M . LARGE 2 — Capital Equipment — $98,000.00 College grade >7.'35 t TOUCH OF SWEDEN HAND CREAM...... 9 9 « FREE Proposed additional appropriation to General Fu ALSO FRAMED GRAPHICS *5 TO *29 1976-77: Employee — Pension Benefits: GERANIUMS A ' '■ ARCHERY LESSON „ 16 0Z.TANNM LOTION...... 9 9 * ? CANDLES...... O O Z .M .S D Call tor Appointment 1 coupon per person THIS SAT. 6 PM to 11 PM $ I 4 9 646-0443 Public Works II — Fund 82. MnASERVMGTRAY...... 9 9 ^ SUN. 10 AM to 6 PM ALLOCATION - REVENUE SHARING 291 W. Middle Tpke. Proposed allocation from Revenue Sharing Fund 81: SPONGES ...... 5 ^ |)] HALL’S ARROW M anchester Repairs to General Fund Buildings and Grounds — $3,' AT RAMADA INN ' 74 Ol GLASS WATER PITCHER...... 9 9 « CASH AND CARRY WINF MONEY SAVER I Phyllis Jackston, Secretary 100 EAST RIVER DR., E. HARTFORD OFF 1-84 Board of Directors PHOTO ALIUMS...... • 1 . 5 0 8S& COUPON SAVINGS) PHONE 528-9703 Manchester, Connecticut BANKAMERICARD • MASTER CHARGE • PERSONAL CHECKS ACCEPTED Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 25th day of May PLANTERS...... 066-5 ______Wendy T. Morrison IVl^y 30 PUNT STANDS...... • 0 .9 5 25 Eva Dr. i n , < , w ' V 20% OFF SEVERWARE CHEST...... • 7 . 5 9 B.S. degree a VACATIDN FUN NEEDS Southern Connecticut !«.%'“'ANY FORMAL SALAD S n (7 P C .)...... • 2 .0 9 State College RENTAL of Beautiful fences. CAMP LOCKER 10 SPEED BIKE COATRAGK...... • 1 . 0 0 Reg. 19.99 IIHEflniU MIXED PETUNIAS t i m t t . MiWCHESTn FULLY • 1 . 9 9 Memorial (JUST DOWN rSOM WATKINS OFF MAIN) Builttolast. NOW CEMETERY POTS 649-7901 ASSEMBLED SOUP TUREENS (AS IS )...... • 4 .9 9 COLEUS PLAINTS' nonet MVER Extremely Day COUPON SAVINGS' Attreotive DRIED FLOWERS (PKc.) ...... •1.0 0 Size /iYf- SUNDAE SALE 30x17x12 24" or 26" With Safety Levers ROMIQ PAD 1 COVER...... • 1 . 9 9 WITH k 00 im 000m m If FROM CASH A BUY 1 GET ONE CASH A CARRY COUPON METAL CLAD - DUST 6MVED REPEAT OF PnFEBDERS...... • 1 . 0 0 Nancy S. Breer CARRY sg g o o MGLUDES TRAY AND 2 KEYS A SELLOUT 76 Princeton St. NARTZYIRMES(2b o x is ) ...... 4 9 « B.S. degree OPEN THURS. and FRI. TIL 9 P.M. NYLON IkXEIIIIIUI I»01ER l»MB0 T0RGNUGHTS(2)...... • 4 .9 9 St, Lawrence University SPEEDO S W N SUITS 42 Quert MeUri Cooler Canton, N.Y. KEUVEGAIISTER...... 0 9 * MON. MEMORIAL DAY ’TIL NOON RTE. 83 NOW OPEN TANK SUITS And 1 Qellon Jug VERNON New Dining Room RONOO LUNCH SETS...... • 2 .9 1 • Free planning & consulting Both lO R O LU TAP E...... • 1 . 4 1 COUPON SAVINGS; • Durable all-cedar construction NYLON SWIM SUITS for m • 89 styles - Including picket, screen, post & rail For POOL, BEACH Only SUCKER PAIKA...... • 1 . 5 0 or COMPETITIONI FREE V2" CUSHION^with any HUMwn dRMMFNTS 5 9 * Offices wall to wall purchaaa of carpeting Visit our showroom today. White Stag GAT UTTER DEODORANT...... 8 0 < Reg. $1.50 Walpole U^iodworkers* Speedo WATEMK FROGS...... 9 9 * square yard Diane E. Farley EAST HARTFORD, At E. Hartford Nursery, 1375 Silver Lane, 247*3252 Tel. 643-7111 maPE HUTCH...... • 1 . 4 9 20 Ralph Rd. 85 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 6 FARR'S d a i l y B.S. degree ED JORDAN’S CARPET PLACE rflPflEgBTP 9:PP PM i or 646-3998 Simmons College Southern New England Telephone Phone 649-5268 VERNON CIRCLE, VERNON 848-8291 Boston, Mass. ^^^gll^^w iN Fioiii^ PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27. 1977 - PAGE NINE

Man scales World Trade Center Jai Alai results Governor signs several Igws Common Pleas Court cases Recent dispositions in St., East Hartford, loitering transferred to Common Pleas nonMunrNnt E. Middle Tpke., Manchester, to earn cheers and lawsuit MM IIN IN IN HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella T. Grasso has sign^ Common Pleas Court 12 in on school grounds, nolled. driving while his license was Court 9. IIS Ul in I Ml IN 4M into law a bill making it a felony to steal a firearm in East Hartford include: • Stephen Mascaro, 21, and suspended and driving an un­ East Hartford charges Im 1 lt« LN I nmt in Douglas Power, 19, both of NEW YORK (U P D - A 28-year-old Mr I.H S MM 23 I44.N Connecticut. • John R. Cooper, 38, of registered motor vehicle, both . against Barnett for forgery iMHMt PiilM U IN.II Knighton St., Manchester, Bristol, breach of peace, $50 nolled, criminal impersonation, and man reached the summit of New about time something was done to “He’ll probably get the same as and he works this device like a moun­ iMtlNIIIMt TMa 1-24 SIN.TI Beginning Oct. 1, a person convicted of stealing a gun TilMi m lUHJI or rifle can face up to five years in jail and a fine of $5,- driving while under the in­ each. • Joseph Healy Jr., 19, of second-degree larceny were T- York’s highest “mountain," the 110- fnake people pay for their Philippe,” one man said. tain climber, going up a little at a EKiai tit • Paul M. Sandy, 18, of 70 Rockville, third-degree all nolled. stoM Miui I rm IIN 7M LN 7 000. Presently, firearm theft carries no specific penalty. fluence of alcohol, fined $150. story World Trade Center, in an act amusement.” As Willig reached the parapet of time.” M laZwiI IIM IZN LW I an 7.N IN 1 • David MacManus, 36, of Congress St., Manchester, il­ assault, one year in jail. • Carolyn King, 23, of Hart­ of daring that brought wild cheers But at City Hall, officials were not the building, police open^ a small iMiku in in 1 Mi 2M 2N 2 The governor also signed into law Thursday: ford, fourth-degree larceny, Earlier, police inflated a large air­ MM«ta IH 4 MM 1-7 I41N 148 Lake St., Manchester, dis­ legal possession of marijuana, Charges of driving while his from thousands of rush hour spec­ taking the suit seriously. hatchway near the roof, but the bag at the comer of the building MM 14 MM rMcn 7-1 mil — A proposal requiring group health insurance com­ orderly conduct, nolled (not 60 days in jail. The sentence license was suspended and re-arrest warrant issued with tators and a |2SO,000 lawsuit from the “’There’s not a jury in the world daredevil, who police said “climbs below the climber. riilM 1-1 illMI 7riMi 7-1-2 I4131N panies to cover outpatient treatment of alcoholism. prosecuted). was suspended and he was threatening were both nolled. $500 surety bond. rrMi M4 M II4N.M 177 • Joyce White, 23, of Hart­ city. that would rule against this guy,” one mountains as a hobby,” at first TMiMUitnm ZMiMI 7M IN 2.H 1 — A bill protecting dentists and teachers with first aid • Fred Yates, 16, of 81 placed on probation for one • David A. Moquin, 20, of “It was a lot of fun,” was all the high ranking city official said. refused their help. “But the thing is, if he should fall MM I nn iM IN I JmiM IN IN I experience who give emergency care and then are sued Laurel St., Manchester, is year. 218 Spruce St., Manchester, ford, third-degree larceny, six taNirkm I.H IN 4 mU i daredevil, George Willig of New At one point on his 3-hour, 35- he’s got to hit it,” an Emergency Ser­ 2N 3 for malpractice. using a motor vehicle without • Michael Simonelli, 19, of breach of peace, 30 days with months with execution htcrabM IN I MM 14 SUN suspended and probation for York, was able to say before police minute climb, Willig spumed a police Working his right leg over the edge vices officer said. "Believe it or not, MMMMN rMcn 14 Min — A measure allowing registrars to set up polling the owner’s permission, 20 Manor Lane, South Wind­ execution suspended and one ririKlI M tlNN 7rincn 143 illlN places in another district if they can’t find a suitable nolled. sor, third-degree burglary year probation on condition he one year. slammed the door on a patrol car offer to transfer from the' perilous of the hatchway, he turned and there’s a target on the airbag, but I TiDicU 14-1 tn4M Ton NNui 7 ran polling place in their district. • Douglas Croft, 19, of 112 (two counts), second-degree attend Honor Court, a weekly and, siren screaming, whisked him northeast facade of the south tower waved his right arm at the cheering doubt he could see it — even if he FNRISMUS 7 PNin Mir IIM lin 4.H I program run by members of i , IIN 4.H IN 2 Mhi in IN I — A proposal requiring write-in votes be counted along Tolland St., East Hartford, larceny and third-degree off to book him on charges of into a rescue bucket lowered from crowds 1,350 feet below. Then he cares — from that far up.” IN IN S Sem IN 4 reckless driving, 30 days; larceny, all nolled. Alcoholics Anonymous. trespassing, reckless endangerment the roof. He told authorities he felt thrust both legs inside the building M 4.N MM 44 S74.N with absentee ballots and polling machine votes when an Traffic along busy Church Street MM 24 m n r«ncn m sitih first-degree criminal • David L. Chaney, 29, of • James R. Harney, 20, of Barbs and disorderly conduct. safer making it to the top on his own, and raised both arms in victory. r«Ma 24 tlSlN 7tHien 144 UU7.N election is disputed and the votes are recounted. Storrs, third-degree larceny, 536 W. M iddle T p k e., trespass, 90 dayg^ and By PHIL PASTORET II-: rather than risking a “tricky came to a halt every few minutes as TiHM 2 -1-1 M I411H omni NNUS 7 rHns —A bill allowing municipal police to attend state and failure to appear, A re-arrest Manchester, disorderly con­ Willig’s bold act caught the im­ drivers, including bus operators, FVTI NNUS 7 rWTS EHMhntM IIH 4.N 2M 2 resisting arrest, 90 days. The transfer.” The world’s tallest building. Sear’s community college police academies tuition-free. sentences are to run con­ warrant was issued with a duct, nolled. agination of rush hour commuters in pulled up to get a look at the climber.^ ZMiMi lin IN 4M IwiCiKihi 3M IN 1 If you tell us, we won’t tell a Willig’s climb came nearly two Tower in Chicago, is only three feet MMku IN 4.N IMiJiu IN I — A constitutional amendment allowing 17-year-olds to currently. Charges of breach $500 surety bond. • William S. Smith, 32, of 16 New York’s financial district and higher than the Trade Center. As Willig neared the 78th floor, In iIMMi in MM 1-1 tiin • Linda Johnson, 24, of Crosby St., East Hartford, single person — but, then, years after another daredevil, MM 2-S 441.U riiiicn 1-1 uin apply to be electors if they will be 18 when the election of peace and escape from most of our friends are they watched in awe for hours as he police standing in the chest-high PMcn S-2 IINH 7iHicn 1-14 I2HN takes place. custody were nolled. Hartford, fourth-degree first-degree sexual assault, Philippe Petit, walked a tightrope 7ilMa S-2-2 M I327.N married. scaled the sheer 1,350-foot face of the spanning the 131-foot distance During his perilous climb, Willig bucket that was lowered from the Twain NNUS 7 rant — A measure changing all references to "town clerks” • Bradford Driggs. 25. of 54 larceny, 60 days with execu­ first-degree assault, and risk roof again offered him a ride to the soTi NHiii 7 rant OnMlMnlci IIN 14N 4N 1 tion suspended. of injury to a minor, probable If it really doesn't mailer, world’s second tallest building. Traf­ between the twin towers of the trade stopped often to survey his lofty Cm M l 17.N IN 4.N Jn| nun 4.N 4M I in Connecticut statutes to "municipal clerks.” N. School St., Manchester, HMIkim IN s disorderly conduct, nolled. • Richard Guinness, 17, of cauft hearing waived and why are you so anxious that t fic was jammed for blocks. Bus center in another ^arly morning es­ perch and chat with policemen who top, but Willig refused. MM (MMin IIN in — A proposal setting up a special Insurance Depart­ liMCaMi 4.N MM 14 SUN • Edward Tyler, 24, of 210 62 Tracy Dr., Manchester, case transferred to Hartford we understand what you're drivers stopped on their routes to capade. ' had been lowered in the rescue MM 44 sun rirticn 14 siisn ment panel tO investigate malpractice claims. Those in­ trying to tell us? gawk. bucket. At one point he paused to Four other persons, including hriM 44 1224.71 TtHiUi 144 144!n Burnside Ave., East Hartford, reckless driving and failure to County Superior Court. A Petit, who was arrested and 7i1fKli 44-7 M U24.N MNieiSllHl volved in the suit could voluntarily seek the board’s ad- obey officer's signal, both munch on a sandwich he took from a Willig’s brother Stephen, were driving over a fire hose, $15; charge of unlawful restraint sentenced to give a free performance ITTOMIKtlin nolled. and speeding. $50. was nolled. How can they afford a 50- The daredevil used a special moun­ bright orange knapsack strapped to arrested on criminal trespass reckless driving, changed to of his aerialist skills in Central Park, speeding, $25; carrying • Mary E. Ashby. 17, of • Robert D. Barnett, 30, of cent-off coupon on a jar of tain climbing device to crawl up the his back. charges moments after Willig began dried java when the coffee window washing tracks on the side of later landed a job with the Ringling weapons in a motor vehicle, Hartford, fourth-degree East Hartford, criminal im­ Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Cir­ his climb. The other conf^erates nolled, and driving while his larceny, $35, personation and forgery, case situation Is so critical? the building. "He’s using some kind of a device were identified as Gerald Hewitt, • Jeremy Conklin, 33, of 674 cus, and spectators at today’s event that hooks into the window-washing Plainfield resulta Jai alai reopens license was suspended, nolled. Ronald DiGiovinazo and a woman, • Robert Ahearn, 61, of East When Willig reached the top hoped Willig would meet a similar tracks," a police spokesman at the parapet at 10:05 a.m., thousands of fate. Randy Zeidberg, all of New York. TMBNTIMTIB Hartford, breach of peace, 5 scene said. “He has a rope with him SnonW 111 INI days in jail with execution onlookers — their necks stiff from TIMkrUT-■ wunniu 3- S«MtM VinitViM 2N on 2N despite strike staring upwards at the “human fly’’ 7»T 111 III 44«n^lLle JIM suspended, A threatening 2-7l«(»|h■- ■ 141 IN IN 1-imUM i sn HARTFORD (UPI) — Gamblers and players ignored charge was nolled. on the trade center’s south tower — u it MM ll.U 7M r a t 11:71 See U$ For Your gave out loud war whoops, and in M M U4 Ml S47.N picket lines set up Thursday night by striking workers at • Charles Suprenant, 26, of IM: 31:71 hrtKlt 314 Ml SUN the opening of Hartford’s Jai Alai arena. Hartford, issuing bad check motorists blared their horns. MM 213 M HIM TiHicli 341 pM 151171 M offett to address LW V Trifidi 2-3-1 M 3llHn A crowd of 4,878 wagered $338,692 on 12 matches, sur­ (seven counts), one year in DOni S-ll HI jail. The sentence was to be "He’s up there. He’s on top and KCM 414 (Q !4Jl'itii IN 4.N in passing last year’s inaugural opening when just over 3,(XX) Memorial Day Plants. 2- 71(irUi|)i* S-H in 2.H 4- SilllM o n 4.N suspended after 90 days and he’s safe,” shouted one man in the U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett will speak on the general topic GERANIUM 47iM ta 4.N IN S4MW IN gamblers wagered $140,046. Suprenant placed on probation of energy at the annual dinner meeting of the League of 3- iiIl IIN TKlin Operators of the gambling facility got the go-ahead to street. 1W: 31:71 MM ill Ml niN on condition he work towards Choose From Coloful and Heaithy Women Voters of Manchester. The affair will be held MM 2M M SUN NriKti IM Ml tnn open up from the state gaming commission apparently restitution to the victims. It - i!l But the city’s Corporation Counsel, IrilKli 24-3 M S1M3JI THM 245 M l K lin Friday, June 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Kelly’s Pub and Steak Ml hM 212 M S24.N after it determined before the 6 p.m. starting time that Related charges of fourth- l i t It W. Bernard Richland, who handles House, 69 North St. ^.1 SPECIAL Hnw s-ll HI most of the estimated 300 union employes planned to • Geraniums—red, pink and coral Carefree RedY" 7IHI4II(II) 54i«ll S.N IN IN degree larceny, violating of lawsuits for the city, immediately Moffett, who represents Connecticut’s Sixth S-TIMNta 11.21 Sn 4.N 44qVlM sn 4.41 work. probation and failure to • Cematary Pot| I4M|I 4N IN I4ih'i CrieW IN Big city climber slapped a $250,000 law suit on Willig Congressional District, has been active in matters con­ 14Mm'i SM 7.N TK:1U3 The decision to allow the arena to open was made by appear in court were nolled. and B a skata k i' to cover the expenses incurred 1M:1143 MM 415 Ml S22n • Michael Ashlau, 18, of 118 cerning energy policy and conservation. IWM IN M SM.N rifiKii SU Ml ison Louis C. Fiocchi, Racing Division director of the gaming because of the early morning stunt. League members will hold their annual meeting while $ Brook St., South Windsor, Police, on a window-washing platform, are just below George Tiriicli SU Ml S71N TtHM M4 Ml 533>-SI commission. The strike by Local 59, Hotel and guests enjoy a social hour. Trihdi 14-1 M SINllI TOmi S-ll HI reckless driving, changed to Willing, almost at the top of the 110-story World Trade Center in FONTII 111 HI Restaurant Employes and Bartenders Union, began Mrs. John R. FitzGerald is in charge of dinner S4ln|M'iM> IN in speeding, $50. • ANNUALS RHODODEHDRONS POHED New York Thursday. Willing, 28, of Hollis, N.Y., ignored police “Every time you divert a 1.49 MMONlei 3.H Sn IN 7-S«lMI lin Wednesday after employes, excluding players and • Lawrence Roy, 26, of 202 policeman for this kind of exploit, a arrangements. Mrs. Walter Schardt and Mrs, William • CEMETERY BASKETS & POTS 44111 uh ion in parking attendants, voted 123-46 Tuesday night to reject • PERENNIALS ROSES efforts to persuade him to end his daredevil climb. As Willig MMi iM 2.N TiKiin School St., Manchester, IN neighborhood is uncovered and there FitzGerald will serve as hostesses. Members are VEGETABLES TMtIlWl MM 517 Ml ms* the management’s contract offer. evading responsibility, nolled, •VEGETABLE reached the top, motorists below blared their horns, pedestrians is overtime," Richland said. "It’s reminded that reservations must be made by May 31. MM 4U M S41H Mtrta 117 Ml Hl-N The union said workers earn an average of $2.60 an hour BLOOM IN BLOOM TMcIi 114 M S74.H TriMa 174 Ml SS3L5I and failure to grant half the PLANTS i OVER 300 HANGiNG PLANTS'• Ttificti 14-2 M 3227.71 and the company has refused to provide any fringe CliooM from our colorful Chooaa Prom: applauded and screamed...and police arrested him. (UPI photo) EUVDini 5-11 HI highway, $35. aCHmlMn TO CHOOSE FROM... nm 111 HI l-Tmia IN IN 2.N benefits including medical insurance. • R o^rt K. Vicino, 23, of T/iay’ra Oalfvartd ttlacllon of—Rad and 24NMI 141 in IN S4nm MM, M LM on Fraifi Dtllfl Pink a Hybrid Taaa S4Hif7M sn IN 44NM in About 75 persons picketed outside the facility when it 178 New State Rd., • Flortbundaa Cotter van here Tuesday l4isi|W 2.U TM:S247 Manchester, breach of peace, Rare and unusual... 7M:3242 MMSUMItOOJI opened at 6 p.m. Gasoline price up over 1977 MM2UMS44JI hrM 115 M sun Henry J. Tamarin, business agent for Local 59, accused nolled. Congressman William R. Cotter’s (D-lst Dist.) mobile Piflicti 215 M sison TriMi l-M M S1I711I • Mary E. Ashby, 17, of the management of intimidating the employes in retur­ OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. office will be in the Manchester Parkade W. Middle Tpke. succulents, THIicIi 2-S4 Ml S2S1M 710771 7IVHI CWK (T| Hartford, fourth-degree WASHINGTON (UPI) — Motorists can expect to spend gallon, the association said. Trucks, buses and a few cars son 74MSI const |T| 44iM ’iU l ll-N IN IN ning to work. Tuesday from 3 to 6 p.m. 54iMh mi sn IN UNMCkM 11.N 7N larceny, $35. five or six cents a gallon more for gasoline this Memorial burn diesel, considered by some vehicle designers to be The office gives district residents an opportunity to cactus, IHifaqlito IIN IN 1-Mitw'iM IN • Mark E. French, 27, of 82 WHITHAM NURSERY Day weekend than they paid a year ago, the American the fuel of the near future. communicate to the Congressman's staff any needs and l-TM In 4.H IKOin Ridge St., Manchester, TWI:4M4 m m oum sisn ROUTE 6, BOLTON “QROW WITH US” 643-7N2 Automobile Association reported Thursday. "To the surprise of absolutely no one who drives a car, concerns in all matters involving the Federal govern­ MM in M S27.N Sifuficti M-l'■••-NMI$22NN threatening, nolled, and the cost of gasoline is higher now than it was a year ago," hffKHSNn breach of peace, $25. A nationwide AAS survey of 3,600 service stations ment. TtWicti M-l M S1377.N MMUrMIMlI showed average pump prices at the beginning of this the AAA said. "The price hike is about five to six cents a The dREEN HOUSE Jai Alai entries • Scott Cronin, 18, of Church summer driving season — a time of year when gasoline gallon." 315 BROAD ST., (Across from Post Offles) THiSMYEVDM prices traditionally increase — stand at 68,9 cents a Hawaii had the highest reported gasoline costs, with an MANCHESTER SEUain Ml HI nmr M17II: MM - TMOt FUT 4-Wi lap NN 7.N 4.N gallon for premium, 66.9 for unleaded and 64.0 for overall average of 75 cents a gallon. The survey showed PHONE 649-7370 FB7 TIKE CNMt HI Mriilin til M 7N 4.N Read Herald Ads 44m IM 57N I4.N LN IN 7RS7MNUS SCVEXni SMES regular. Hawaiian motorists can expect to pay 77.1 for premium, 74duM > S.H 3N LMIpyaAM 7 PMTS OPEN DAILY 10-5:30 PM - SUN. 11-4 THUR8 TIL 9 PM IMIIN M 70UI71I SHOES 7 rant imuSIMES 75.2 for unleaded and 73.5. for regular, 54lql 3N MMa 4U paM HLN I. MMp ZaM l.Orafri 7 rant The national average for diesel fuel is 56.6 cents a 7NL4M4 L liTitn M I 70M7S Withj^ the continental United States, regional prices Fariaeta 4U pM4 INN L Ma Ciaaura 4-1 1. M il L faaiMri I4aaubi M d i 417 pM SUN Trilada 443 pM4 tLS7.ll II Lbrp L iau L Cmr EVERY day off the TrtMi 4-7 S M 51431.H IJaip Mnica 1. bffaa wercTiighest in the West with premium costing 69.9, un­ 0071 COKTnmn COKE (71 LEanUalhiil M LZaM 4. M m StCM Ml HI l4mFanp li.N 4.N LN LZdah 4. Maad leaded 67.4 and regular 65.4. Wyoming led the list at 72.5 L lucarii SaMlinM 4. Ma L briar SO M ETH IN G N EW 44m I n 4I.H I1.N 4.N 44lilplalai IN LH I. laaa* UtMaia M L Drqaiaca I Marta for premium, 70.9 or unleaded and 69.7 for regular. 24h1 M I hI LN 4N 7. Fbira I bap 24b Man LN S M 2akara lau 1. baab 7. Zabba year on quality American Traditional LUEitol IN 7M 45:7S U S 1-3-2 244 7. hri L Eiubb IN THE COMICS IM: 11:72 SHbrdM L Saru MMa 411 pM4 S4LN SECONDMUS L latcarao SN Marta MMaU4,iUtNN Fatfada IM pM S4IN SNLhM aCHTHNOMES TiiCm 4-24 hM S4I1LN 7 Fons Trilada 141 paM SMI.N 72 TIN NUHES ; rant OEUOnil MMtfS WORTH TELLING M, M h U4M S145N 1. laip Ecaaarra 1. Zabba bb I M zraiTs furnishings. Come in and see what ■mi 5.11 |C) L Cna laaad M 7 FNnS TIM Ml 111 l4Jt'ila4p LH IN IN M 1. bffaa bu LZabablMb 4-i I. Zabab Saru A pril trade deficit 2-Cta(^iW 4N IN lit L OraM hpa LMaaiMiaba 7-2 Lt I4Maa4 lad 7.N 4.N 4. b a ^- •ja'HaHraiai 7-1 L Zalaica l»Mau 5-2 L bap Sabaiffaa I4t’i b d III 21.N UN 14l'i Tn laa IN Xr naiai n--j- minerra--- 4- 1 L EanMa 4raM4. O r^ Fbrra Despathy's has ffer you! 74ml k n f . LN 7M31L4 M 4. bap Euaatra L Mm tiioara 5-2 4. b m Mubi FRIENDS LbritaM 4. Eaubb briar 7 -1 5. Mm Marta s e t a t $ 2.6 b i l l i o n 7M31S2 MMa 7U paM S37.H 7. laicana Aih I 5- 2 5. Cam Marta MWr lU M MI.H Fartada U7 paM S5LH M L Mm Saiaa 7. CaMp Saru M I. 2Maba briar L L M m bu I I 7. MaoiliratM 4- AROUT----- PaMi 211 p it IllIN Trilada M-l pM 1331.11 Sabi Eaiabb Cauabi 7. I. bap bpa Trihcb M4 pH STSILH SUN Mala ZaM I Caan laaad I- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United States registered Tom TIME egUBE HI I-l-t L41 1-44 l-M I Zabara briar SNS baM tbaaiaia 3 FLOORS OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE F0W7I Ml HI I4rahla 4.H IN LH THH DQUNES SabaiM NffmoWES a historic $2.6 billion trade deficit in April, the fourth con­ LN 4.H 2N 7 rant TWOfTIINHU 24nN IMkria IN LN zpcins sanNHUs M 7 pans secutive month that a record has been established, the TUl'i Cm M LN 4.N l-Sdtdi Off LH 1. Ma Pbna 7-2 7 FNITS 1. Eaubb Marta l4rMir'illdi LN L hfiaa ZaM 4- 1 I. Caiip »Maca I- During Our IMHM L Eatabb Enoana 4-1 1. laicano CaanacaI-2 5- l L OraM Canibi 5- Commerce Department said Thursday. 7M1I11 MMa III paM INN L heab ZaM M2- baab lib I 4-1 1. OraM Saru The April trade gap pushed the trade deficit for the MWi U7 pH S21.U Fartada 117 pM SUN L bri Mtaka M L Zabab bu 1-2 4. CaupbratM M L bbab bralM 7- FiiIkIi UI M 53LN Trilada I-I4 paM S15I7N I btp Caaobi Z-I L Can SabnUaa M L bap laaad 5-2 5. ZMaba iau I-: first four months of 1977 to $8.5 billion, a level that has Tribdi 244 pH tlSIN 4. MaM Ecaaarra M I bffaa Saru 7- BiHiimi Ml IQ Z. ZMta Sabadiaa t-2 L M4| bpa 7-1 Z.Mala briar 7-2 7. bap Marta I- FfTI Ml HI IlbutalSIan 2LH IH 13N L ImMp Ibb I M 7. bpp « n ^ 7-1 L biaa Jarb MEMORIAL WEEKEND exceeded by almost $2.7 billion the trade deficit for all 12 I Zabba Cnubi l4MtTaai IN 4.H IN LSpacUIaua IN LH SK Mm laaad L SUtZibMalbbl SNS Eaubb Caiiaia months of last year, the department said. I4dMFMt, 4.H LN I4airatp 4.H Z-1-1 244 1-3-S 1-2-Z The record trade deficit for one year was $6.4 billion in l4 M l Om s, In 4.N TM12N 7M1IM MMalUpMIMN This printing test pattern is 1972. M M 117 M INN Fartada IN pM SINN Cracking Down on Sick FaMi 117 M U5.N Trilada 741 pM SlINN part of The Herald quality Assistant Treasury Secretary C. Fred Bergsten said in TrNwIi 174 M UUN Products 77107711 YlKl CNME HI control program in order to a speech in New York the trade deficit for all of 1977 may son Ml HI 147 M b Mm II.H ILH 4.N Companies are showing less give you one of the finest I4Wt lutM 4.N LN LN exceed $20 billion. MMau ChM 17.H 4.N and less patience with newspapers in the nation. 24n4biM HSToaT 3N products which don't meet The report said that goods exported to other nations 14Ik'i M 7NE:3HS TM 31:71 MMa IN aaU S7I.H company standards, accor­ HEATHcli during April were valued at $9.97 billion, about $101.4 MWa U7 paM SU.N Sapartada 1 4 S - J ^ .S2314.II ding to a Conference Board million — or 1 per cent — less than the March export Mada 111 paM SILN inOMKE: 2H4 study. Firms are moving total. Triiacta 7-M paM S7LN MNlb S211.IH OPEN SUNDAY 11-5 STARTS TUESDAY more quickly than in the past However, imports of merchandise during April were to slash and even abandon FRI. 10-9 • SAT. 10-5 In The Harald valued at $12.59 billion, up 1 per cent over the March products which arc not bring­ level. The import total also was a record. ing in satisfactory profits and Plainfield erttrles which have sluggish growth prospects. SA Vi ON nMTEWM 4tfi D Ml 7tk I S-ll 1. LD.'i Mm ley L. 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Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977t Housing boom Earlier forecasts of a spring season housing boom have come true, reports &e National Associa­ Caldor stores will be closed Memorial Day and will tion of b ailo rs. start special Sunday hours for the summer this coming The association points to a holiday weekend, according to Julius Kasinitz, vice presi­ J T r M vigorous rate of new housing starts, dent of operations for the discount department store with single-family construction ap­ Study law Firm acquired chain. proaching an all-time record pace, The Sunday hours starting May 29 are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. VOL. XXXXIV, NO. 24 FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977 and near-record levels of resale tran­ Mrs. Madeline Cummings Colt Industries, Inc. and Menasco In addition all 45 Caldor stores will be closed on sactions. Manager of the S&H Redemption Manufacturing Co. have announced Memorial Day, May 30. NOW OPEN "While reveling in this Center at 974 Main Street was one of jointly the recent completion of the Kasinitz commented that "it is unfortunate that we prosperity,” cautioned Executive more than 14 redemption center acquisition of Menasco by Colt. have to be open at all on Sunday, but we are doing so to COEP fete Senior activities listed by Vice President H. Jackson Pontius, managers who m et recently In Sandy^s Place CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING FOR WOMEN “we don’t want the pace of produc­ Meriden to update their understan­ The acquisition was effected by a Rate decline tion and sales to become excessive. ding of the new regulations of the merger of a wholly owned subsidiary HARTFORD (UPI) - One thing which we do not need at Thursday. •Alterations t«i- #43-9981 described Equal Employment Opportunity Act. of Colt Industries into menasco. Connecticut’s unemploy­ Principal Emmerling this point is for the market to boom The Sperry & Hutchinson Company The jobless rate in Menasco Manufacturing Co., the sur­ ment rate declined to 7.9 out of sight and reach a white-hot •Evening Gowns held district meetings throughout the viving corporation of the merger, is per cent in April, the December 1974 was 7.1 per a success at the high school quadrangle, cident eight years ago, Emmerling About two months ago, George level of activity.” country recently to review the new now a wholly owned subsidiary of cent. After that, it rose weather permitting, otherwise in the would like to stress that MHS in no lowest level since •Bridal Gowns Emmerling took the opportunity to EEO regulations with its manage­ December 1974, the state quickly as Connecticut MANCHESTER MALL - 811 MAIN 8T. high school cafeteria. A nominal fee way sponsors a "Senior Skip Day.’’In Colt Industries. The annual banquet of Manchester meet with all seniors in small groups See gas saving ment personnel. Labor Department said plunged into the recession. High School’s Cooperative Oc­ in order to make them aware of may be charged. the spring of 1969, one of MHS’s can­ Connecticut motorists cupational Education Program Senior Week activities. Tuesday, June 21 — Final Gradua­ didates for graduation was killed in a could have saved at least (COEP) was at The Colony They also discussed their respon­ tion rehearsal and Awards Assembly car accident and several others were 13.8 million gallons of gas­ NEW SUNDAY STORE HOURS 9 AM to 2 PM Restaurant May 17. The dinner was sibilities as members of the In MHS Arena beginning at 9 a.m. No seriously injured. Emmerling oline worth about $8 attended by about 400 people: graduating class and early graduates classes for seniors. Graduation strongly discourages the kind of a million in 1976 had they students and their employers, and were assured they were welcome to ceremony will begin promptly at 6:45 day which could end in similar properly inflated their teachers involved in the program. attend all activities. The final p.m. on Memorial Field. In case of tragedy. Seniors participating in a tires, the Tire Industry ALL STORES COEP is a work experience plan graduation rehearsal will be inclement weather, the ceremony senior skip day this year will be given Safety Council estimates. CLOSED whose students spend some time at Tuesday, June 21, at 9 a.m. in the will be held in the MHS Arena on the six hour’s detention and will be "The simple act of MEMORIAL DAY school and some time working. There MHS arena. same evening. No tickets are assigned to quiet study halls for the keeping the right amount th tQ * MON., MAY 30 are three divisions to the program: The following activities encompass necessary for the outdoor ceremony; remainder of the year. of air in automobile tires FRIDAY,Holiday SATURDAY & SUNDAY M sale nurses’ aide, distributive education, the school’s sponsorship and en­ if indoors, seniors will be limited to Emmerling would also like to note will make an important and the diversified or general dorsement: two tickets each, distributed in that the senior graduation party, contribution to energy con­ category. Students acquire jobs in Friday, June 10 — Senior Prom at homeroom before final exams begin. which for the past several years has servation,” said Council Manchester and the surrounding area the Howard Johnson Convention Seniors are permitted to invite taken place after the graduation Chairman Malcolm R. through the program and their work Center in Windsor Locks, 8 p.m. to guests to the Prom, Dawn Dance and ceremony in different areas of our Lovell Jr. “Proper infla­ is good for school credit as well as Softball team cocaptains midnight. Immediately afterward is graduation ceremony only. It is not community, is in no way sponsored tion will benefit the car too late to purchase picnic tickets. personal profit. First baseman Kathy Strand, left, and outfielder Rachel Rosen, the Rotary Club-sponsored Dawn or chaperoned by the high school. owner by saving both gas­ Those who did not get measured for Everything possible will be done to The crowd was entertained by MHS girls’ softball team senior cocaptains, have led the Indians Dance at the MHS cafeteria. oline and tires.” several speakers including Monday, June 13 — Annual Senior caps and gowns must do so at discourage this kind of party. Properly inflated tires into post-season tournament play. (HSW photo by Dwyer) a... 11*<> Manchester businessmen James Picnic at Frank Davis Resort in Marlow’s Department store. All It is the principal’s hope that can add five per cent of Farr and William Rood. Moodus, 9 a.m. until return to seniors participating in the gradua­ seniors wili enjoy the events spon­ gasoline mileage, or an Director of Vocational Education Manchester at 7:30 p.m. All seniors tion exercises will be required- to sored by the school, and he feels that extra mile per gallon, Utek'n-Thln Neil Lawrence and COEP students participating will travel by bus both wear caps and gowns and only those a senior week of activities should be because they roll easier, C,jT“.'«»Web Michael Ruff, Kenneth Hole, Michael Math team sums up ways. A full day’s activities plus two academically certified for gradua­ continued as long as proper behavior according to industry Colbath and Joseph Gaudit provided meals are planned. tion may take part. is practiced at ail times. experts. FoW mgchai . listening pleasure on the keyboard, Wednesday, June 15— Senior Party Since there was a very tragic ac­ The correct air pressure drums, base guitar and saxophone a year of competition also extends tread wear, PUSCRAMRAK Our respectively. which in turn saves oil 24.99 Outstanding student awards, The Capitol Area Mathematics Mark Otter was recognized as having because many components presented on the basis of grades, League ended its 76-77 season with a the second highest average over Convicts visit law classes of tires come from crude work achievement and general at­ banquet at Willie’s Restaurant May three years of league competition. oil, Lovell pointed out. It titude were received this year by the takes seven gallons of Chaise adjus,3bie. 4. ’The Manchester High School Math Other team members who con­ convicts appeared uneasy, showing following students: Natalie Goff, Recently, the assorted law classes repeatedly told the class, “Man, I crude oil to make a tire, in­ Team was honored for placing thiid tributed to the successful season are little emotion other than boredom or COEP I; Joseph Cullen, COEP II; in the large school division behind senior Robert Weiss, juniors Sandie in the high school were Introduced to was cool!’’ or some sim ila r dustry sources say. Louis Pantaleo, COEP III; and Fer­ three gentlemen from Enfield. Each fascination. Rudolph constantly stereotyped line. Tom was much powerful teams from Hall and Bellone, Kim Noone, Steve Latham gazed out the window, the others Designer picked nanda Correia and Jane Goulet, Conard of West Hartford, respective­ and sophomores Ron Apter, Dale spoke about his experiences with more successful in his efforts to end Distributive Education I and II. In criminal law enforcement and gave a eyed their listening audienced. After someone’s life. "Someone was being Glastonbury has selected ly. Vinci, and Aaron Horwitz. the nurses’ aide division, Kim Tully, description of life in jail. Because of a brief impersonal introduction by a pest, so I shot him.” That remark the firm of Flaherty- convalescent nurse assistant and their involvement with the state Officer McCooe, the first man rose to was met with a mixed reactioOtbut Giavara Associates, P.C. NESTEAlOPack n„ Several MHS students were In April the MHS team competed in speak. Patricia Scranton, hospital nurse honored for their outstanding perfor­ the Connecticut Association of Math judicial system they have been the effect was that of incredibility. of New Haven to design the % O f f Iced Tea Mix 1.39 assistant were award recipients. stripped of their last names and His 5’-10” body was stocky, clad in Tom’s role led him into a shoot-out^ recreation facilities and 1 mances. Senior David Hardy was Leagues Contest. Manchester placed 25 basic green prison wear. He took a Eleanore Gowen, MHS vice prin­ named top senior in the league for his a very respectable fourth out of all given a five number digit in its place. with the police and innumerable site access road and OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF cipal, presented a scholarship from The three men are convicts at the firm hold of the podium, stated his scuffles in prison. utilities for the Addison PLANTERS 16 Oz. r season average of 18. In the nine year the top teams from the five major name and number, and explained LAWN FERTILIZER & WEED CONTROL King’s Department Store to Kathy history of the twenty-six school Connecticut Math Leagues. With a state correctional institution in En­ The three inmates delivered quite Recreation Area. The site Cocktail Peanuts 1.37 Klein. Kathy is a Distributive Educa­ field. that he was serving 25 years for a message. Their combined text is located northwest of Ad­ Not All Items in All Stores league, no student has ever before strong contingent of returning manslaughter. Although Rick failed tion senior who served on King’s veterans, MHS can look forward to Through the combined efforts of covered all aspect of crime from con­ dison Rd. opposite its in­ 150 Bags Asst. Per Store - No Rainchecks had a perfect average. David was to elaborate on his crime, he did out­ LIFESAVERS10 Rolls r Fashion Board for one year. also selected as the MHS team’s another outstanding season from MPD’s public relations officer viction to correction. tersection with Great line prison life as a whole. New Flying Saucer Pack! 1 The banquet was a success, weli Most Valuable Player, having con­ next year’s Math team. — Robert McCooe and Mr. E. Zatursky, the These three men have already lec­ Swamp Rd., and is ap- 5V2 Ft. 6 Rib attended by students and two hun­ convicts were able to visit a class of He shied away from sharp remarks tured throughout northern Connec­ porximately 33 acres in MIracle-Gro tributed the highest percentage of Weiss. and gave no obvious indication that or Miracid BeBch Umbrella dred of their employers from the the team’s total points. Sophomore about 50 students. Normally, ninety ticut, and officials are attempting to size. PRINGLE Chips R^g business community. Other guests or more students are needed for the he was all angered at the prison have a return appearance next year, The site will include Plant Food Scott Freedman was aiso awarded a system. He was more or less factual Twin stacks potato snacks 77c included officials from the Connec­ plaque for having the second highest more interesting guest speakers. ’The hopefully in assembly form. — Tom parking facilities, a Our ticut State Department of Education, in covering most of the prison Marvin recreational building, ten­ Our average for all grades in B-league in- routine in his brief summary. Of !1 Reg. 14.99 the "Vocational Education Advisory nis courts, a softball , dividuai competition and for a course, his message was basicaily FLAVOR ICE, Reg. 9 9 c ...... B 7 * Committee and the Manchester perfect match. David Ostrom was basketball and handball Color panels of supported vinyl; that "smaller crimes lead to big KRAFT MARSHMALLOWS, 10oi., Reg.-39c 3tor*1 two piece aluminum pointed pole. Board of Education. The work honored for attaining a perfect Girls softball courts, and an elementary Both indoor/outdoor experience program at MHS is French students win ones” and crime doesn’t pay. equipment area. In the plants welcome these match, placing third among ranking formula feedings. providing a vital service in career Rudolph was in second in line. He season ends future, but not planned for juniors with a 15.5 average. Senior elaborated more on incidents leading training and is appreciated in both The MHS girls’ softball team has the immediate project, the up to his conviction rather than jail community and school, as the completed most of its regular 18- site may include a school, life. He was bred in the north end of banquet clearly demonstrated. statewide recognition game season and has compiled an 8- additional parking some nearby city, probably Hartford, 6 record. facilities and a soccer Manchester students at all levels of the 2A Division. Honorable Mention hung around with mean crowds and Garden The team is composed of four field. was awarded to Jacqueiyn Ann began steaiing at age thirteen. The Snark French study have won statewide seniors, Jennifer Krascella, co­ honors in the 1977 National French Hedlund and Adrien Baracco. During the following year his All of the above students attend captain, Rachel Rosen, Colleen “WIndsailer” ^Headquarters// Rock review: contest sponsored by the American criminal activity matured until there Shane and cocaptain Kathy Strand, Public Association of Teachers of French. Manchester High School where Mrs. was a robbery at a bar in which his.* four juniors: Marlaine Coulombe, Among French IV students, Susan Yvonne Allan is the teacher of the partner shot and killed a patron. records Our £ Ellen Donadio, Doreen Downham, Launi placed second, Alison Grotta third-year winners and Mrs. Subsequently, he was sentenced to Reg. and Jackie Figley, and three 159.97 fourth and Lynn Woble received Katherine Bourn is the teacher of the life in prison. His definition of prison sophomores: Shirley Adams, Debbie Warranty deeds Honorable Mention. This year for the second and fourth year levels. life was that it was "grim.” He rare­ New sailing experience! Wrought Iron Look Tull reaches out, Brainard, and Lori Turkington. Vintage Homes Inc., 1/2” X 50 Ft. Nylon MELNOR first time French IV students were ly passed up an opportunity to expose 10 ft. foam null, virtually Classic Style Fence Pitching this year for Manchester East Hartford, to Gary E. unsinkable. ^e a sy, a Oscillating Sprinkler combined into a single group, some horrid aspects of the system. Reinforced Hose are Downham (5-4) and Adams (3-2). Herman and Judy M. Her­ beginner can sail; an regardless of whether the students He consistently raised his voice when crowd impressed A l m a n a c The Indian offense is strong and man, both of Vernon, -expert can sail standing. Our had some French background. explaining that prison is "a police- well-balanced with a team batting property on Lorraine Rd., — Thrilling—Exciting! Our Our Reg. 99c Third-year French student Sandra caused, police-controlled system.” average of about .330. Leading 460,900. Reg. 5.99 Reg. 5.49 In 1968, an uncultured group of believable. I'he recent show was Bellone placed second and Paul By United Press International Rudolph spoke only of the bad 36'/*’’ L X16'/.’’ H, hitters include Rosen (.450), Strand Malcolm L. Pigford and self-locking plastic. musicians stepped on stage and similar to most others with the Turek placed seventh in Division 3A Today Is Friday, May 27, the 147th aspects of prison, pointing out that (.408 and 23 RBIs), Donadio (.405), Cassandra Pigford to began to stomp a song that shocked exception that the crowd pleaser an­ (for students with no French day of 1977 with 218 to follow. there were no good ones. His speech '/«75 Ft., Reg. 8.49...... 6.66 Pistol Grip Hose Nozzle...... 1.99 Figley (.367), and Downham (.331 David P. Cooney, Windsor, most of the judges. The leader’s tics were shared by all members. background). In the second year ■The moon is between its first was much more personal than and 14 RBIs). Defensively, the p ro p erty at 64B Am­ dress was simple, consisting of a tong John Evans occasionally stepped out Nicole Bourgoin placed fourth in Rick’s, but it did not compare to quarter and full phase. season has been highlighted with bassador Dr., $35,000. Nylon Sailing Jacket, Orig. 1188...... 8.66 tweed coat and sneakers, accom­ to wave to the groping crowd, going Division 2B (for students with Tom’s. The morning stars are Mercury, games against East Hartford and Charles J. Ponticelli to Navy or Royal, 24 Asst, per store No rainchecks panied by a head of hair about a foot onto one of the platforms that French background). Ann Louise Tom concentrated on himself, his Venus and Mars. Fermi with scores of 1-2 (in extra in­ Vincent P. Feshler Jr. and in diam eter. The other three reaches out into the floor seats. Kibbie placed sixth, Richard Chan- feelings and generally why he did Child’s Reg. 12.99 or The evening stars are Jupiter and nings), and 10-1, respectively. — Rosella Feshler, property Safety Foam Vest, members followed suit (no pun in­ Anderson, when not playing an in­ ning Walden placed seventh, and what he did. Tom’s upbringing was Adult’s Reg. 13.99...YOUR CHOICE...... 10.87 Saturn. at 63 Bell St., $54,900. tended) and appeared much different strument, would reach to the crowd, Elizabeth Rose Busky placed tenth in centered around the fist. He Rachel Rosen Perfect Choice for water skiing. than the other black tie contestants staying back enough to avoid being Federal tax lien Internal Revenue Ser­ M en’s & W om en’s at the Sudbury Jazz Festival. digested by the throng. Leather Boat Shoes They began with “Skating Away,’’ Tfia Ona and Only... vice against Raymond San­ Nine years later, the same band, a rarely done concert tune that born, 257 Tolland Tpke., Our along with the revisions of new and received unsurmountabie applause. $379.08. Orig. 16.99 more members, once again stepped FORMAL Mechanic's Hen 12.40 Other notable songs were "Thick as a Famous Squee-Gee" sole, mahogany Ortho Weed-B-Gon Disston® Powerpack^*^ 3 Vs Gallon on stage at New Haven coliseum and Brick,’’ “A New Day Yesterday,’’ Ernest J. Reed Inc. leather upper. 7.11,12and5'/i-9,10. created the unmistakable aura of "Back Door Angels,” "Cross-Eyed against Leo A. Girard, $6,- Lawn Weed Killer Cordiess Shrub Trimmer' Our Tank Sprayer Jethro Tull. WEARHOUSE 474.90, property on Spring Reg. Mary,” "Locomotive Breath," 699 Main St., Manchester Powerpack'“ pops out for easy charging! 29.99 The only original member of "Wind Up," and of course 643-5047 ATTENTION! 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Jethro Tull’s power is far too .s WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMERICARD • SAT: 9 A M . to 9:30 P.M. bined on stage, the band is un­ intense to be extinguished by any 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center SUN: 9 AM . to 2 P.M. means. — Tom Marvin MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977 — PAGE THIRTEEN

Memorial Day plans set Si i ^ police repoi , i' * ' The weather Inelde today Andover be unable to parade in Bolton.. will offer a prayer and veterans will • ■J Bolton’s annual Memorial Day decorate graves there. Animal fan Area news . .. 12-13 Editorial ...... 4 Andover’s Memorial Day parade parade will get under way at 10 a.m. Also Sunday, at 3 p.m., services Mostly sunny today with high around Those participating are asked to will be held at the North Coventry 80. Fair tonight, low near 50. Mostly Business...... ii Family.« will begin at 9:30 a.m. Monday. Center Cemetery. Town Manager sunny and a little cooler Saturday, high ‘' Classified . .. .15-20 H. S. World . . . . W Those participating are asked to meet at Bolton Elementary School at accused of in 70s. National weather forecast nup Com ics...... 21 Obituaires...... 22 meet at Andover Elementary School 9:30 a.m. Frank Connolly will present an ad­ on Page 15. Manchester’--A City of Vilhge Charm Dear Abby...... 21 S ports...... 14-15 at 9 a.m. ’The parade route follows: Notch dress; the Coventry High School • ...... The parade will follow School Rd. to Rd. to Bolton Center Rd. to the Band will play musical selection^, cat thefts TWENTY.TWO PACES MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1977- VOL. XCVI, No.: Hebron Rd. to Rt. 6, where there will green. and the veterans will decorate be an observance at the memorial Participating in the parade are graves. South Windsor stone. The Rham High School Band local Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Brow­ Monday, the annual Memorial Day , Judith Levy, 37, of West Hartford, will play the national anthem and nies, Girl Scouts, the Bolton parade will begin at 10 a.m. at acting chairman of the Connecticut "Taps” ; Brownies will place a Volunteer Fire Department and its Robertson School. The parade will Animal Shelter, was arrested Children freed by terrorists memorial wreath, and the 13Sth auxiliary, elementary school bands nnarch to Nathan Hale Cemetery, Thursday on a Common Pleas Court Military Police Co. of Rockville will and the selectmen. where Town Councilman Jerry warrant charging her with second- salute the dead. Also marching in the parade will be LeGrand will present an address and degree criminal trespassing and 'The parade will regroup and follow young boys carrying flags and girls the high school band will play. third-degree larceny. Hebron Rd. to Cider Mill, where carrying flowers. The Hags and ’The parade* will proceed to School Police said she allegedly removed there will be an observance at Center flowers will be left at the memorial St. after the services. two cats from a home at 1366 Sullivan Negotiations continue for 50 adults Cemetery. The Rev. Samuel Davis stone on the green. ’The High School Band is directed Ave. Police said Mrs. Levy said she will give the invocation. Brook The ceremony on the green will in­ by Carl Selina; the master of acted on a complaint of cruelty. ceremonies will be Edward DeGroff; dependence for their homeland from what the disease was, but officials shortly after the last of the There was no word from the officials said everything was quiet Matzell will recite The Gettysburg clude a benediction and closing by The cats belong to Sarah Sherwin, BOVENSMILDE, The Netherlands Harold Smith. ’The main speaker will the hororary parade marshalwill be Indonesia. They have demanded a said the gunmen agreed to the youngsters had left the school, hijacked blue-and-yellow, four-coach this morning, and that water, Address and Susan Hegener will who was moving to Kelly Rd. at the (UPI) — South Moluccan gunmen be Jeffrey Winkler. Byron W. Hall. flight out of the country and the reiease because it had spread to such “Nature helped us a bit.” train 12 miles away, where at least 56 chocolate milk and sandwiches were recite "In Flanders Field.” time. ‘The cats were returned to the today released more than 100 Lisa Bakanas will recite ‘‘In Police Chief Robert Kjellquist said release of 21 jailed comrades. proportions. On Thursday, the gunmen released hostages sat crowded in the front two delivered. Those in attendance will sing “The owner. children imprisoned four days in a Flander’s Field” and Lisa Fiano, Memorial Day traffic rules will not Officials said at least 50 of the Those youngsters who could walk four children — three with infections cars. The train hostages were given food Battle Hymn of the Republic,” and Ms. Levy is scheduled to appear in school swept by sickness but still “The Gettysburg Address.” allow parking on Rt. 31 or School St. children released just before dawn boarded buses and others were and one with a congenital heart con­ The grandmother of one young boy Thursday for the first time in two "America the Beautiful. Mrs. Irene Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ held five teachers in the school and Norman Preuss is the parade in the parade area. Traffic will be were suffering from an “infectious carried to a small army of waiting dition. hostage said he told her the children days but one railway official said Willard will be recognized. There ford, June 27. more than 50 passengers on a will be a memorial address by Col. marshal. one way along Rt. 31, between Rt. 275 hijacked train. disease” with symptoms that in­ ambulances for the trip to nearby Despite the release of the were treated well by the gunmen, conditions in the cars — which have Nathan Gatchell. ’The benediction and Depot Rd., during the parade. Donald Lahue, 42, of 136 Robert The Dutch government had set the cluded vomiting and diarrhea. They hospitals and medical posts. remaining 102 children, the terrorists “who were very kind.” virtually no toilet facilites— must be Sunday concert will be by the Rev. Davis, salute to Dr., South Windsor, suffered release of the children as a precondi­ described it as “serious but not Justice Minister Dries van Agt, still held five teachers at gunpoint in Those children found by doctors to “stinking.” The ljuarryville Junior Ancient the dead by the 135th MP Co., and lacerations and abrasions of his arms tion to any negotiations with the fatal.” who headed the effort to free the the modern, one-story school in the be in good shape were taken to the ■The estimated 10 gunmen on the Fife and Drum Corps will present a “Taps” by the Rham High School Vernon and legs in a motorcycle accident on terrorists, who are pressing for in­ Doctors would not say exactly children, said in a radio interview northern village of Bovensmilde. public library for poignant reunions train Thursday handed officials two Memorial Day concert Sunday at 11 with their parents. letters reportedly asking for medica­ Band. a.m. at the Talcottville Church at 11 Vernon’s Memorial Day parade Robert Dr. Thursday. He was taken Said one boy as he embraced his tion for hostages, including a young Participating in the parade will be a.m. Monday will start at 9 a.m. on to Manchester Memorial Hospital, mother, “I want some pancakes now. woman five months pregnant. Brownies, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Corps members are scheduled to Kingsbury Ave. There will be a brief treated and released. Mummy.” Also aboard the train was the Boy Scouts, Grange members, An­ particpate in the Coginchaug Muster ceremony in St. Bernard’s Cemetery Police said Lahue apparently ‘-’X News the children were being father of two of the children who had dover Graziers, the school band, on June 6; Andover Arts Festival, and from there the marchers will go skidded on sand, lost control and released spread rapidly through been held at the school. historic flags and Gold Star Mothers. June 11; Connecticut Blues Fife and to Grove Hill Cemetery. went into the opposite lane of traffic. Bovensmilde, and virtually the entire The gunmen seized the school and ’The parade marshal is George Drum Corps competition at Lake At Grove Hill there will be wreath­ Police said he dropped his cycle in village rushed into the streets. train Monday in coordinated raids Parks. There will be a brief Compounce, June 19; Uxbridge, laying ceremonies and guest order to avoid hitting an oncoming The bus carrying away the children patterned after two South Moluccan memorial service at Townsend Mass., anniversary parade, June 26; speakers. car. No police action was taken. Cemetery after the parade. Following that the line of march passed right by a part of the village attacks in the Netherlands 17 months St. Lucian’s Festival in Hartford, Vernon where 750 Moluccans live. They, too, ago. Fourteen of the 21 imprisoned July 10, and the Deep River muster, will be down Grove St. and E. Main Repairing jeep engine Amy Wheeler, 10, of 55 Thomas St., lined the streets and waved. terrorists whom the gunmen want July 16. St. There will be a reviewing stand in Bolton Rockville, was treated and released The children waved back happily. freed were jailed in connection with the center of Rockville where Mayor Sgt. Joseph Kablik (left) instructs fellow Guardsman in the at Rockville General Hospital At the scene of the train hijacking. the 1976 takeovers. The Quarryville Junior Ancient Thomas Benoit and other officials repair of an army jeep engine while on annual active duty Fife and Drum Corps of Bolton wilt Coventry will be seated. training with the Connecticut Army National Guard at Ft. Thursday afternoon. Police said she present a Memorial Day concert The parade will disperse in was riding a bicycle on Grove St. and llH HNGRA! Devens, Mass. Sgt. Kablik is a full-time National Guard ran into the side of a car. ‘The car was Monday at 9:15 a.m. on the green Coventry Memorial Day obser­ Rockville Center. technician. He lives in Hebron with his wife and three Congress ignores across from the Community Hall. vances will include a parade and ser­ Following the parade, at 11:30 driven by Allyn E. Saucier, 17, of 67 Because of a misunderstanding vices at three town cemeteries. a.m., there will be a special Mass at children. Spring St. No police action was concerning the starting time of Memorial services will be held at St. Bernard’s Church to honor taken. kill# k j l Carter wishes Bolton’s parade and another commit­ Sunday at 1:45 p.m. at St. Mary’s veterans of all wars. The public is in­ ment in Manchester, the corps will Cemetery. Father Bernard Miller vited to attend this Mass. South Windsor HS Raymond Adamson, 16, of 11 Christopher Dr., Vernon, was WASHINGTON (UPI) - Morris Even as Carter issued his veto war­ arrested Thursday on a warrant Udall, the Arizona congressman who ning, the House Appropriations Com­ A charging him with third-degree wanted to be president, likens mittee was approving a $61 billion Announcement due soon names ’77 scholars larceny. The arrest was made in con­ current disagreements between labor-health, education and welfare nection with the theft of a CB radio. Congress and the White House to the measure containing $1.4 billion more William A. Spohn, principal of Daniel Ross, John Rossley, Lisa He was released on his promise to mating dance of wild ducks — a lot of than Carter wanted. South Windsor High School, has an­ Secondo, Judith Shuart, Kenneth appear in court in Rockville June 27. sound and fury signifying love. The same committee defied Carter Benoit mulls candidacy nounced the names of the South Simler, Laura Stelmat, Bruce But the hot and cold romance Wednesday by okaying 17 water Windsor High School Scholars for the Thompson, Peter Thrall, Kenneth chilled anew Thursday with Congress projects he wanted stopped. And the Tolland defeated McCoy in the last election Republican Councilman John Class or 1977. Walker and Eric Woodard. Senate Tuesday bucked the President Veron Bertha Jackson, of Hartford, was advancing a third measure in three after McCoy had served for three Giuletti had indicated he might run These students have maintained an by approving a five-year omnibus Vernon Mayor Thomas Benoit said charged Thursday with crossing a days that President Carter threatens terms. for mayor on that ticket but at a “A” average for their three and to veto. The President, in his most farm measure with higher price sup­ he will meet with other members of ZBA hearing median divider. She was involved in Benoit said his people have been Republican Town Committee three-quarter years at the school, pointed warning yet, said he would ports for grain growers than Carter the Democratic party over the The South Windsor Zoning Board of a two-car accident in 1-86 in Tolland. putting the pressure on him for about meeting earlier this week he an­ Spohn said. Farewell^ chuckholes, farewell “reserve the right to say no when calls acceptable. weekend and will officially announce Appeals (ZBA) will conduct public Police said Ms. Jackson was six weeks. He said he has many nounced he would not seek election to Named were: Tammy Barcomb, necessary.” House approval of changes in clean next week if he will seek re-election. hearings next Thursday at 8 p.m. to attempting to make a U-turn at the things to consider before deciding. that position. Hilary Black, Richard Bond, Joanne Employes of The Half Co. were busy Thursday com­ Urban Systems Project on the two streets leaves only Congress ignored administration air legislation was a victory for auto ,consider the following applications: emergency turnaround when she cut Benoit said he really feels that He said if he does run he feels At the same meeting McCoy did Carino, Raymond Culotta, Ann minor parts of the work to be finished. He expects that the wishes in another area. The House manufacturers and union members • Steven J. Stosonis, 58 Allison Dr., into westbound traffic and was pleting paving work near the intersection of W. Middle former Republican Stoyor Frank McCoy would be the best candidate not commit himself one way or the Demarais, Sherry Dorey, Deborah agreed to delay and weaken auto and it could signal later trouble for temporary permit from July 1 to struck by a car driven by Simon Sick Tpke. and Adams St. Jay J. Giles, director of public works, entire job will be done in about two weeks. (Herald photo McCoy will run on his party’s ticket the Republicans could get and "If I other although previously he had said Dzen, Steven Eisenberg, Diane Gen­ exhaust standards favored by Carter Carter’s proposed tax on gas guzzling Aug. 31 for a produce stand at the of New Jersey. said that the completion of the paving connected with the by Dunn) in the November elections. Benoit run I want to run against the best.” it was doubtful if he would run again. tile, Claire Goodrich, Philip and opposed by auto makers. cars and increased gasoline taxes. corner of Rye St. and Sullivan Ave. The Jackson car then went west in Goodwin. • Douglas C. Clouser, Leominster the eastbound lane and ended on the Modification in the standards and Also, Kimberly Hawver, Harry The Senate in other environmental the timetable for meeting them was Mass., a variance to allow a lot with side of the road. Her court date is action passed new safety standards Heikoff, Sharon Horsfield, Stephen a “complete copout to the manufac­ less than the required setback and June 10 in Rockville. for oil tankers making U.S. Honor society inducts 12 Hunger, Joshua Karlin, Michael allow less than the minimum floor turers ... just as if they had written it Carter goes to sea in submarine deliveries. And it approved a jobs Kucinskas, Paul Lenkeit, Susan area for a single dwelling at 678 Plea­ Ronald Luginbuhl of Somers Rd., themselves,” said Rep. Paul Rogers, Linko, David Lynch, Deborah program for youth. congratulated the new members and adviser Annie Wheeler. Mrs. sant Valley Rd. Ellington, was charged Thursday United States now has 108 nuclear D-Fla. Coventry McDonald, Timothy Oberg. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) stood atop the high sail (bridge) of Naval Academy graduate and former spoke about their future role in life. Wheeler is retiring this year as ad­ • Marshall Lamenzo, 1047 Main with speeding too fast for conditions. submarines and 31 more are either — President Carter went to sea today the black, cigar-shaped boat as it was submariner. He was accompanied by The Coventry High School chapter Elman equated the National Honor viser to the group. She was in­ Also, Nancy Pierce, Louis Rodier, St., a variance to allow construction He was involved in a two-car acci­ aboard the nuclear attack submarine nursed from dock by two tugs at 9:15 Navy Adm. Hyman Rickover, the being built or authorized. of the National Honor Society in­ Society members with potential strumental in organizing the chapter of a garage closer to the side and dent on Rt. 195 in Tolland. Los Angeles, one of the nation’s a.m. EDT for a nine-hour Atlantic President’s hero and chief developer Reporters were barred from ducted 12 new members — 11 girls heroes of the future frontiers of in 1961. rear line at the same address. deadliest weapons, to inspect first cruise — first such trip ever for a of the nuclear Navy. making the trip on the highly and 1 boy — in ceremonies Thursday America. He 'S&id America needs The society members gave flowers Sports report • Mitchell Trucking Co., 90 hand "the capabilities and President. Immediately after boarding the classified, high-speed Los Angeles, Today’s summary morning. new heroes with pioneer spirit to to Mrs. Wheeler in appreciation of Brookfield St., temporary permit for limitations of our strategic force.” “I’m glad to be aboard. I’ve been sub, the Carters want into the war­ which is designed to search out and meet the future challenges such as the her years of service. The theme of the 1977 event was due in Bolton two years to allow a trailer to be used Records set Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, looking forward to it,” said Carter, a droom, the officers mess where a destroy enemy submarines. It Complied from United Press Internetlonel energy crisis, international tension Christina Elias is also an adviser to as an office for the Hayes Bus Co. at table that seats 10 was laden with carries special torpedoes, but not ‘"The Old American West” and last The Committee to Study Town and HARTFORD (UPI) - A and the economy. the society. Advisers are chosen by the same address. coffee cups and a silver bowl of fruit. long-range nuclear missiles. year’s members were dressed in School Intramural and spokesman for Northeast Utilities the members each year. • J.E. Shepard Co., 220 Sullivan As he and Mrs. Carter stood in the “I want to learn first-hand about announced plans to move its cowgirl and cowboy outfits. Each Speaking to the student body, Interscholastic Sports will have its said ’Thursday two record peaks were The new members are Margaret Ave., a variance to allow a building the capabilities and limitations of our State member, depicting an Old West hero, Elman said the country will also final report ready for the Board of reached in electricity usage during Hebron infant dies middle of the room, Rickover gave a chemical division with about 140 Corcoran, Lisa Halloran, Deborah to be occupied for a woodworking strategic force,” Carter earlier told presented this year’s inductees with need the help of everyone to continue Education in July. May, a month of extremes in weather short briefing on nuclear sub­ HARTFORD - Gov. Eila T. employes from New York City to Hughes, Cheryl Kingsbury, Eric shop known as Shepard Farm, Wind- a pin. traditions and accomplishments. The committee began its work in Connecticut this year. marines, extolling the capabilities of reporters about the trip. No other Grasso says despite projections of Fairfield, Conn., in 1979. Gov. Young, Holly Dibble, Pam Dolleris, sorville Rd. February and has been meeting Emanuel Forde said the million in fall from car submarines to win wars. He said the U.S. president has ever submerged a potential $140 million revenue Ella T. Grasso said the move After a musical interlude, played The highlight of the ceremony was Sue Fuller, Lark Goble, Anne Keller, • Joseph Petraitis, 1014 Sullivan on a nuclear submarine. twice a month since then. customers of Northeast and United gap, she won’t propose a personal would create 200 jobs in Fairfield. by the Coventry High School Dance a standing ovation by students, Brook Messier and B'hrbara Ave., permit to allow a roadside car driven by her mother, Mrs. At its last meeting, discussion of Illuminating Co. in Connecticut and A two-year-old girl from Hebron income tax as the solution to the ^ n d . School Supt. Arnold Elman teachers and parents to honor society Olmstead. stand at the same address. died Thursday afternoon after she Lorraine D. Nelson, 29, of Hebron. its work led to the formation of sub­ western Massachusetts used record problem. WASHINGTON - Saudi • Edmond Trail, 275 Diane Dr., fell out of a car and was struck by a The car was coming out of Mott’s committees. The subcommittees will amounts of electricity May 10 when it Rockville child Arabia’s oil minister Sheik variance to allow construction of a second vehicle at the exit of a private Shop-Rite parking lot at 587 E. Mid­ further study improvements in in­ snowed and on Tuesday when ESSEX — Kenneth Krezel, Ahmad Zaki Yamani will not rule garage closer to the side line than dle Tpke. and turning east onto the door and outdoor physical facilities, temperatures soared in a spring heat parking lot on E. Middle Tpke. owner of the Ivoryton Playhouse, out the use of oil as a weapon Thespian unit inducts five permitted at the same address. Julie Nelson was prononced dead turnpike when the child fell out of the the nation’s first commercial against the West — but says he coordination of school and town wave. Parents, students and faculty, as by an emergency room physician at car and was struck by a vehicle dies from burns summer stock theater, said would rather talk peace and Hebron Seniors Alan Fish and Ronald Du- sports activities, sports medicine directly behind. The second car was mond, junior Alan Porter, and well as alumni, attended the dinner and safety, budgeting considerations Manchester Memorial Hospital Thursday the playhouse will close cooperation. This week five students from shortly after the accident which oc­ driven by William F. Shaw, 72, of 630 David Skiba, 23-month-old son of his body suffered in a fire in the base­ sophomores Sharon Derby and John reception for the new inductees. ‘The and community support. Rockville hospital notes because of poor attendance and Rham High School were inducted curred about 1:40 p.m. Lydall St. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Skiba of 89 ment of his home. Dixon were inducted into the society. current president of the society, The committee sets aside a portion financial problems. INDIANAPOLIS - Accused into international ‘Thespian Society She died of a fractured skull, ac­ Brian Nelson, 4, brother of the vic­ Windsor Ave., Rockville, died The fire was reported about 9:30 A special award was presented to Jason Sirois, welcomed the guests. of each meeting to hear comments killer Manuel Lee Robinson has Troupe 2782. The society is an Bridge Rd., Tolland. cording to state assistant medical tim, was also in the passenger in the Thursday afternoon at the Shriner’s a.m. and Rockville firemen were on Valorie Schwartzmann for her con­ Ronald Ouellette, the faculty sponsor from the public. Its next meeting will Admitted Thursday: Corey Benson, WETHERSFIELD - Sales of told police he may go to jail for honorary organization dedicated to Forest View Dr., Vernon, Ronald Discharged Thursday: Scott Frazier. examiner Robert R. Keeney. back seat of the car at the time of the Burn Center in Boston. the scene about four minutes later. tribution to the drama program at of the group and director of drama at be next Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Connecticut’s lottery tickers have the multimillion dollar robbery­ the advancement of theater arts at a Bessette, West St., Rockville; Eric Hammond St., Rockville; Fern Herlth, Manchester police said today, as accident. The baby was rushed to the center Two firemen went into the smoke- Rham, although she did not meet the Rham, presented the awards and Bolton Elementary School. slumped and the director, John F. slaying of grocery store heiress secondary level. Cooper, Rosemary Lane, South Windsor; Burnside Ave., East Hartford; Walter The accident is still under in­ by State Police helicopter with se­ filied basement and brought the baby Thespian requirements for induction. conduct^ the initiation ceremonv. far as can be determined, the child Winchester, says “something is Marjorie V. Jackson, but that To be inducted into the society, the Bomarco picnic Hilda Gerlach, N. River Rd., Coventry; Jones, Reservoir Rd., Rockville; Robert fell out of an open back window of the vestigation by police. cond and third-degree burns all over out. He was then rushed to Rockville A feature of the evening was the Loalbo, Shenipsit Lake Rd., Tolland: radically wrong. From a peak of he’ll be a millionaire when he gets students must spend at least 500 Bomarco, the Bolton Married Edna Grant, Ellington Ave., Rockville; General Hospital. presentation of an award from the After the award presentation, Olivette Marquis, Farmstead Lane, 11 million a day, sales have out because he has that much hours in drama and have experienced Couples Club, will have a family pic­ James Mulready, Mt. Vernon Dr., Ver­ At Rockville General he was given ‘Thespian board of trustees to J. Colin members of Trigon Players non; Flora Shirah, Main St., East Hart­ Rockville; Joyce Nicholas, Forest St., sagged to a low last week of only money stashed with a friend. a wide range of dramatic nic Monday from noon to 4 p.m. at emergency treatment and a call went Pushee for his long support of the presented cuts from their repertoire ford; Helen Snydal, Linden PI., Manchester; Thomas Richer, Charter $750,610. experiences on and off the stage. drama program at Rham. of plays for the season. Herrick Memorial Park. Rockville; Donna Werner, South St., Ver­ Oak St., Manchester; Amelia Truman, in for the helicopter to rush him to WASHINGTON - The For further information, call Mr. Local solon displeased the burn center. Rockville Hospital non; Judith Wheeler, Thomas St., Franklin Park, Rockville; Hariett government’s barometer of future and Mrs. Edward Delsignore at 643- Wetherell, Grove St., Rockville; Bernard officials reported him in very critical Regional Rockville; James Wifson, Howard St., economic activity rose a 4905. East Hartford; Keith Wohllebe, Browns Woody, Ellington. condition when he left there. BOSTON — Opponents of a bill moderate 0.5 per cent in April, an Area bulletin board The helicopter landed at Legion implementing a one-third reduc­ indication that the economy will Field on West St. and stopped in / / you have tion in the size of the show continued growth this be a costume contest for the best red. County Chapter of the American with state’s new budget Danielson to pick up State Police Massachusetts House win a tem­ summer, the Commerce Depart­ Coventry white and blue outfit, and a dance Association of Retired Persons. The news for area Surgeon Albert T. Lojko. A nurse and porary delay in the enactment of ment said today. contest. Tickets are available from trip is scheduled June-IS. The bus an inhalation specialist from ’The Coventry Democratic Town will leave Lafayette Square at 8 a.m. towns, call: By GREG PEARSON He said that he feels the budget Rep. Theodore Cummings (D-12th) the m easure which is now town committee members or call Holiday Store Hours Rockville General also accompanied Committee will sponsor its Flag Day ’There will be a three-hour cruise Andover might have been too generous in in­ also feels the budget is sound. expected to be finally acted on WASHINGTON - U. N. Am­ 742-9362. Herald Reporter the baby. dance June 11 from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. around New York and dinner in Donna Holland creasing welfare benefits. “It is a conservative budget that next week. bassador Andrew Young says the A Manchester legislator who The plane arrived at Logan Airport at St. Mary’s Church Hall. Music will V em o tl Stamford on the way home. ’The bus . 646-0375 “I think that the governor’s budget tries to meet needs in the most United States should adopt a ^ Sat. 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.ni. serves on the Appropriations Com­ in Boston about 1 p.m. and a waiting be provide by Dale Denver of radio will arrive in Rockville about 8 p.m. Bolton in this area was plenty,” Mahoney critical areas," he said. MALDEN, Mass. — Officials are “wait and see” attitude with mittee is displeased with the final ambulance rushed the baby to the sution WRC(3. The highlight of the ’There are a few seats left on the For Information contact Henry said. Gov. Grasso’s original request He said that it provides “limited investigating a gas leak from a regard to Cuban presence in Donna Holland state budget of $1.915-billion, but two center where he died about an hour evening will be a Jimmy Carter bus to New York for the Manhattan Driver, Ralph Wilcox, George Sunday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. was increased in the final budget. improvements" to the poor and aiso newly installed main, the ap­ Ethiopia. “Cubans are people,” . 646-0375 other local legislators feel that the later. Look-a-Like contest. There will also Cruise sponsored by the Tolland Weber, or Adolf Kalas, all of “They’re not the only people who increases the salaries of state parent cause of an explosion that he said, they might help. Coventry budget is basically a good one. The cause of the fire is still under Rockville. These same persons need help,” he said of the decision to employes. literally blew Herbert Arbo, 58, Linda Lovering Gov. Ella Grasso Tuesday took no investigation but Vernon Police said should be contacted for more infor­ . 742-8555 action on the budget, neither signing increase welfare benefits by ten per He also said that improvements for it is believed to have been accidental. and his wife Ann, 51, out of bed International and onto their front lawn. They mation about a four-day trip to Mon­ it nor vetoing it. This step allowed cent. “They forget the retired, those business, such as a drop in taxes on Reportedly the baby wandered into Teacher program slated H ebron A L L S T O R E S ■ were unharmed. STOCKHOLM - Swedish of­ treal and Quebec planned for June 27. the document to become law. on Social Security, and even those machinery and incentives for the basement when his mother went Karen Biskupiak who work for a living.” ficials said today they probably Educational programs for teachers ’The workshop is a three-credit Cindy Dodd has been hired as the “I think the governor should have creating new jobs, are included. to answer the telephone. will not expel a Soviet engineer course and will run for three weeks, .228-0496 Sen. David Barry (D-4th) agreed BOSTON — The extended out­ in Tolland County are being offered summer horticultural agent at the signed it or vetoed it. Personally, 1 “Overall, it certainly tries to im­ who hijacked an Aeroflot airliner June 27 through July IS, days and South Windsor that the governor should have either look for Southern New England, by the Tolland County Soil and Water Tolland County Extension Service. wish she had vetoed it and given us prove the business picture in the from Latvia to Stockholm by signed or vetoed the budget. Sunday through Tuesday: Fair Conservation District. evenings, except weekends. She will be available to answer all Judy Kuehnel another shot at it,” Rep. Francis state,” Cummings said. pretending to carry explosives un­ Mrs. Virginia Gingras, chairman “I would prefer to have action Town hall to close weather through the period. The district will also award two $50 questions about care of home Mahoney (D-13th), a member of the Unlike Mahoney and Barry, Cum­ der his jacket. of the district, said one full grounds. She is a seventh semester rather than inaction on all bills,” he Daytime highs in the 70s Sunday awards for school environment! Tolland Appropriations Committee, said. mings was not disturbed by the scholarship will te awarded to an student of horticulture at the Univer­ said. But, he feels the budget is a on Memorial Day and in the 80s Monday and teaching materials for use in the Barbara Richmond Mahoney said that members of the ■ governor’s failure to either approve TEL AVIV, Israel — Menahem elementary or science teacher to at­ sity of Connecticut. Her specialties good one. The Municipal Building in Tuesday. Overnight lows general­ classroom or for an Outdoor En­ .643-2711 committee “went through the mill” or reject the budget. He called her Begin s right-wing Likud hloc will tend the Ecology and Environmental include community gardening, house "I think it’s put together pretty action “part of politics.” Manchester will be closed Monday in ly in the 50s. vironmental Education area. Vernon Monday-Memorial Day during the budgetmaking process. He reconsider the decision to appoint Problems Workshop. Administration well, particularly because there’s no plant culture and floral design. Her expressed concern about the coali­ He also said that she still holds con­ observance of Memorial Day. Moshe Dayan as foreign minister and instruction will be provided by For more information, call the dis­ Barbara Richmond tax raise involved,” he said. hours are Monday through Friday, tion of Democrats and Republicans trol over department spending and Emergency telephone numbers for National because of growing opposition to Eastern Connecticut State College. trict office, 875-3881. ,.643-2711 “The budget does more in assisting 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. Phone, 875-3331. that endorsed the final product. can call for restrictions if she feels the day are: Highway Department, the former defense minister, towns than the last one did,” Barry- “They’ve gotten us into the mess that they are necessary. 649-5070; Refuse, 649-1886; and NEW YORK — Exxon Corp. has Likud sources said today. we’re in,” he said. said. Sanitary Sewer and Water, 649-9697. V PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, r^ n ., Frl.. May 27,1877

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977 — PAGE FIFTEEN ^ ^ Messersmith key Brave Lost and Found 1 76ers lead 2-0 Halp Wantad 13 r - FOUND - Orange and white sively and that it in­ PHILADELPHIA Later, he sustained a . Hooton in the 10th, was the his third game while Pedro kitten. Oiestnut Street area. strumental to stopping our NEW YORK (UPI) Chicago Cali 849-2501. • (UPI) — Some will say four-stitch cut over the Borbon was the loser. fast break, which they did Andy Messersmith, h winner, and Ken Forsch PART TIME the only difference right eye during an ugly, - ’ the only scheduled While Sox 4, Brewers 3 not do." the loser. Hooton held the LOST - Aquamarine blue between Doug Collins bench-clearing free-for-all 1 who is only beginning American League game Astros hitless until Art Chicago broke a four- parakeet. In Squire Village, HELP that resulted in the ejec­ For the Blazers, who Spencer Street. Cali 646-7410. R e r a l b to pitch up to his Cuho l, Expos 0 and a telephone pole is Howe led off the sixth with game losing streak when tion of teammate Dairyl shot 36 per cent for the ' i capabilities, is the key Mike Krukow pitched a that the telephone pole game and were led by Bill a single. pinch-hitter Lamar John­ PanonalM Dawkins and Portland’s man if the Atlanta four-hitter and scored the Giants 6, Reds 5 son knocked in the winning Circulation Department CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING can’t sink a 20*foot Maurice Lucas in the Walton’s 17 points, it was JACk SHARkEV FOUeHT;'1- game’s only run when.Bob­ Braves are to become Terry Whitfield’s fourth run with a sacrifice fly. HAVE VACANCY - In Reapontibla parson who fourth quarter. their second sloppy perfor­ MAX SCHMEUNO FO(t | by Murcer walked with the Licensed Private Rest Home jumper or drive to the THE VACATEP TITLE, * single of the game drove in Steve Stone allowed seven can work with paoplo. Collins hit two baskets to mance of the playoffs and a factor in the bases filled in the sixth in- for elderly gentleman. Cali basket kamikaze-style Coach Jack Ramsay will ANP LOST O N 'A FOWL. Vic Harris with two out in hits in seven innings and 742-5048. 12 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. spark Uie Sixers’ second- WHO TOOK THE TITLE National League’s won his fifth game with the PHONE - the eighth and enabled the Apply In person to 643 2711 for a twisting layup. quarter burst that ended in have to figure a way out FFOM lAAX I YRS LATE!?? Western Division FOR ASSISTANCES PLACING YOUR AD The 6-foot-6, 178-pound before Sunday’s third l ^ a t i o n a l Giants to run their winning relief aid of Lerrih a 61-43 lead as Bibby added A. iJACK SHARKEY race. streak to four games. LaGrow. Sal Bando and GOOD NEWS! Philadelphia string bean eight points and Erving game of the best-of-seven Home owners can obtain a second Mr. Doherty a PRIMOCARNEPA Garry Laveiie, who worked Don Money homered for mortgage with best terms in town. joined teammates Julius six. Of the IS baskets series. \^C. MAX BAER y That, at least, is the opi- V — L o a ( | U e . the last two innings, won the Brewers. No legal fees. Erving and Henry Bibby in Philadelphia made in the "We have not played nion former teammate jjjg victory raised No commissions. INDEX No hidden charges. • N O T IC It a classic display of fast period, nine were layups or well in these two games," Krakow’s record to 4-2 A second mortgage (or consolida­ 5K e i l e r a l b break basketball in the se­ he said. “Our game is ball I still think Andy is the Rogers suf- tion of all your bills. Easy monthly 1 — Lost and Found dunks. % payments. First lime ever offereo. 2 — Paftonalt cond period Thursday night movement and we haven’t best money pitcher in the fg,gj {g„rth setbac^ No legal fees. Write... 3 — Announcamanta At the same time, the RNs and LPNs - 3 to 11,11 to and the 76ers rolled to a Blazers shot themselves been doing it. Instead of us game. compared with five wins. 4 — E nte rtainm an i Messersmith, a two-time 7. Full and part time. Staff 5 — Auctions 107-89 victory over the out of the game wiUi mis­ getting the fast break, Cards 4, Phillies 3 Lori McCurry Box RR and supervisor repositioned. 20-game winner in the Gwen Froh Kathy IVIcCoan c/o Manchester Herald FINANCIAL Portland Trail Blazers to erable 22 per cent footing. we’re giving it to them and Scoreboard Garry Templeton singled Join our progressive nursing 6 — Bonds-Slocki-Mortgagea take a 2-0 lead In the NBA Winning Coach Gene you can’t do that." major leagues, allowed home Tony Scott with the team. Excellent salaries ana 9 — Personal Loans benefits In a pleasant at­ 10 — Insurance championship series. Shue called the Sixers’ ’The fight that marred four iits in seven innings bases filled and two out in Help Wantad 13 Thursday when the Braves mosphere. Contact the D.N.S. EMPLOYMENT Collins shot lO-for-16 second-quarter perfor­ the game, which came with the 10th inning to give 13 — H elp W anted PHONE FROM home to ser­ Meadow’s Convalescent while scoring a game-high mance "as well as a team the Sixers holding a safe National League scored an 8-3 victory over Butch Metzger his first vic­ Center, Manchester, Conn. 14 — Business O pp ortunities the San Diego Padres. vice our customers in the 15 — Situation Wanted 27 points, but it wasn’t can play under stress." 20-point lead with 4:52 to East tory of the season and deal Manchester area, flexible 647-9194. Messersmith walked five Girls ^net’victory EDUCATION easy. He twisted an ankle play, was touched off after hours, super earnings, 249- "We made them make GB Philadelphia relief star PART TIME Position - For 18 — Private Instructions but struck out eight before 19 — Schoois-C iasses driving in for a layup in the mistakes,” said Erving, the 6-foot-ll, 257-pound Pitts Ron Reed his second Climaxing the 1977 paign as the locals com­ Hall High in West Hart­ 7773. being replaced by Rick Doctor’s office in East Hart­ 20 — Instrucl'Ons Wanted first quarter and the who had 20 points. “Our Dawkins and the Blazers’ Chicago defeat. Scott, Jose Cruz season with an eighth piled a 7-2 CCIL record, ford. ford. Some typing, and sellout Spectrum crowd of Bob Gross went crashing to Camp, who shut out the PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The general office duties. Send REAL ESTATE defense was superb. It’s a St. Louis and Keith Hernandez had Dow and Welti will be in Air Force recently announced 23 — Homes (or Sale Padres for the last two in­ straight success, and resume to Box 0, c/o 24 — Lol8-Lan(J (or Sale 13,276 held its breath in un­ challenge to stop us defen­ the floor on a rebound. Phila two hits each for the Car­ Belinda Welti, Lori singles play at Hall. new openings for individuals nings. 11th in 14 s ta rts, Manchester Evening Herald. 25 — lnvestmen( Properly ison. Montreal .395 11 dinals. McCurry and Gwen Froh Results: Dow def. Taylor with prior military service. If 26 — Business Property ‘‘The longer Andy >u nave been out for less 27 — Resort P rop erly New York .385 llt^ Dodgers 4, Astros 3 Manchester High’s each added singles (S) 6-3, 6-0; Welti def d ish w a sh e r - Full time 20 — Real Estate Wanted pitches in a game, the [h“lan 5 years and are looking days. 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Dot Estate 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Palmer leads Wheeler, Earl Everett, (UPI) — Tony Lupien NCAA tournament East 6:45 Lorentzen McCarthy, Vallone added a homer. Two extra innings were Dear W L Pet. GB MALIBU CLASSIC Gordie Plouff, Ralph Happiness Is joining the says he will end 21 years SANDWICH, England Thursday night. MigUore, Engberg CHEVEHE NIKE needed in the nightcap SALES POSITION - Straight by Norma Tedford Daddy, as Dartmouth -College (UPI) — Arnold Palmer, Baltimore 23 16 .590 — 6:52 Zwick, Mails, N. Smith, 2 Door with a 1.6 Liter engine, 4 speed Sport Cpe. with a 305 V-8, A/trans., before Crispino’s could Pemberton and Brian commissions, leads furnished flower lovers of the The Owls were stymied Getting at least two runs to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Americana have more Help Wenled 13 We’re congratulating baseball coach June 30. four strokes off the pace, New York 23 19 .548 IW Signer Sr. trans., body side mouldings, AM radio. power steering, power brakes, clock, tack a 6-4 defeat on Moriar- McCarten with three hits Manchester Garden by UConn hurler Greg tinted glass, mats, body side mouldings, in all but one inning, un­ laltura time than ever Club on a bus trip to Your graduating. “This Is a decision that w as the leading American Boston 21 19 .525 2V(i 6:59 Moran, Mistretta, Carter Care Package. Stock No. 5595. each and John O’Brien, Help Wanted Biercevicz for six in­ AM/FM radio and rear speaker, rally defeated Acadia ty’s. balora. They alto have Heritage Plantation, going into today’s third Milw 22 23 .489 4 Mikolowsky, Weiman Jim Tuttle and Dennis higher personal Incomat. STEADY WORK - Reliable, has been in the thought nings, but they counted wheels, w/walls. Carter Caro Package. Restaurant trimmed the Gene Riccio led the way Speech & Hearins Specialist — Public Sandwich, Cape Cod on Lots of Love, i; processes for about a round of the 885,000 Detroit 17 22 . 436 6 7:06 Zemke, Signer Jr., for the MB’s with three Madigan each hit safely School System — Must have Speech & A combination of thaaa hard worker, who wants two runs each in the Putz, Converse Stock No. 5368. Walnut Barbers last night Hearing Specialist Certificate — State steady employment, good in­ Wed., June 1st. Call Mrs, & year,” Lupien said Penfold PGA cham­ Cleveland 16 21 .432 6 hits and Dave Nibbs, Corky twice with McCarten and Dept, of Education and Speech factors haa fueled a boom Sullivan at 649-7405. Billy seventh and eighth 7:13 McFarland, Wilson, SALEPMGED at Nike>13-7. Pathology License. State Health Dept. In all forma of come. Call 528-6702 between 9- Thursday. pionship. Toronto 17 25 .405 m •3390 Coughlin and Dennis Walsh Tuttle homering. Provide intensive language program in before the UConn pitcher Moffatt, Prachnlak ^Swinging big bats were 2 only. Kathy Palmer’s 73 and 71 on West each added two more. self contained setting for severely recreational actlvlliea and was nicked for a single 7:20 Oleksinski, Laliberte, Lee Edwards and Mark delayed^ •language elementary ‘ ‘ f students.stude iVithout wheels the par-70 Royal St. GB Best in defense were Bob this. In turn, hai fueled OIL BURNER - Heating ser­ and a walk to start the Jackson, Calamarl NEW 7 7 SMIPMGED•4895 Kravontka with three hits Salary negotiable depeniilng uupon the boom In racraational SAN DIEGO (UPI) - George’s links put him in Minn 27 14 .659 - Cornell, Ron Laliberte and qualificationsqualincations and experience. iMulreInqi vice man. Full time. ninth. 7:27 Fraser, Skinner, Pond, MONTE CARLO each and Andy Amendola, Vernon Public Schools 872*7361.ff Equal land. One may convert Uniforms and transportation New San Diego Chargers’ joint third place at 144 The result left Connec­ Chicago 23 16 .590 3 Pagliughi B^b Ballok and Dorn Karl Basel, each with two ^ ^ ^ rtu n ity Employer. raw land Ihio vacation provided. Full benefits. Top Paul Mangun ; wide receiver Johnny Sporte Cpe. with a 350 V-6, A/trans., air ■ Happy Birthday with Britain’s J. D. ticut in a survival game Texas 20 17 .541 5 7:34 Warren, Riggott, NEW 7 7 C^istelli with two each, all hits. homaaltaa or uie an out­ hourly rate. For the man who The best husband ■ Rodgers is without his condition, deluxe belts, power steering, can meet our requirements. i Paul Morgan as the field Friday at 4 p.m. against Calif 21 21 .500 6V2 Tracey, Duteile power brakes, bumper guards, electro for Acadia. SILK CITY WAITRESS - Part time door activity such at golf in the world. : 838,000 Rolls-Royce — 7:41 Jacobsen, Curtis, IMPALA Preferably resident of South : Love, moved past the halfway Cornell while Temple Oakland 20 21 .488 7 clear defogger, tinted glass, auxiliary Doug Downham, Tim Doubling its foes run Little League] nights. Must be over 18. This to make land an Impor- 1 Love You, : at least until he pays the Brown, Murphy 4 Door Sedan, 6 cyl. engine, A/trans., is not a summer position. App­ tant cash product. Windsor, Manchester or Ver­ : L a u rie mark on the tricky, wind- was to play Catholic at Kan City 19 21 .475 7Vi lighting, mats, body side moulding, door O’Neil and Bob Taylor led total, Glen Construction non area. Inquire Imperial Laurie i Import duty on it. 7:48 Kristof, Pickens, deluxe belts, vinyl trim mats, roof drip, ly at Tacorral, 246 Broad St., Remambar, by eitimate, whipped 6,724-yard 7:30 p.m. Friday. Seattle 16 30 .348 13>4 edge guards, AM/FM radio, rear the Barbers with two hits whipped Frank’s last night Oil, 644-1521. Customs agents have Anderson, McCarthy mouldings, racks, rear speaker, valve Manchester. there era more than 12 seaside course. speaker, Intermittent wipers, rally appearance group' w/walls, power each. ■■ at Fitzgerald, 14-7. Today’s Games 7:55 Kieman, P. Sullivan, NATIONAL million golfara In the ACT NOW - Jet to a great way seized his car here wheels, w/walls. Carter Care Package. steering, power brakes. Carter Care Eight runs in the sixth MOLD MAKERS and Tool because they say he Jets in Jersey Texas (Alexander 6-1) at Irish, Dik INDY Trailing 4-1 with just United Stataa — all ready of life. Jobs, education and 8:02 Backiel, Shaw, Dvorak, Stock No. 5353. Package. Stock No. 5471. stanza settled the issue, Makers for plastic molds. training. For enlistment brought it into the Milwaukee (Slaton 2-5), N Two five-run frames and three outs left, Nichols Excellent benefits. Apply Ver­ and anxious lor now NEW YORK (UPI) - Schaffer golfing aJvanturaa. details, call Air Force at 646- United Slates from Seattle (Abbott 1-4) at a solid 20-hit attack found Steve Siegrist collected Tires rallied for four runs non Mold & Tool Inc., 199 National Weather Forecast\ The New York Jets foot­ Smith fired 8:09 Kennedy, Teets, Grif­ Check the potential 7440. 29.77 Canada without Detroit (Fidrych 0-0), N Telephone trouncing three hits and Glen team­ in the sixth to defeat the Forest Street, Manchester, © ball team has agreed to BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) fiths, Peck Regal’s last night at Nike, mates Dan Gauchione, 643-4257. market and be aura to ob­ \ declaring duty on it. Oakland (Blue 3-4) at 8:16 Fahey, Lebiedz, Rogers SMIPMCEO •S SALEPHCED Medics last night at d r iv e r s f o r School Buses 755 tain reliable and play one home game at — Floyd Smith, who •4800 wanted - We will train you. Cleveland (Garland 1-5), N 17-6. Mike Pagani, Mike Buckley, 5-4. th e New Jersey Remes RELIEF COOK -10 to 6 shift. knowledgeable advice Part time. Housewives and coached the Buffalo California (Ross 1-2) at Three hits each rattled Mistretta, Biff Grimes, Roland Godin and Dave New Whalers Meadowlands and the 8:23 Carlson, Clough, Full time. Experienced with before making any com- retirees prefered. Manchester Sabres to the Stanley Cup Toronto (Singer 2-6), N MIoganoski, Agostinelli off the bats of Tim Moriar- Frank Gonzales and Jack Ostuni provided the key special diet preferred. Apply CINCINNATI (UPI) - rest of the home season mitmenta. area, 643-2373. Vernon area, finals one year and into Minnesota (Zahn 6-2) at 8:37 Wilkos, Del Mastro, ty. Clay Nivlson and Bill Maloney two each. hits in the rally and Dave in person, or contact Mr. 875-2826. The Cincinnati Stingers at Shea Stadium. Bergin, Vernon Manor, 871- the playoffs two others, Baltimore (May 5-4), N Kulpa, Stephens Conway and Paul Each side collected 16 Dion struck out the side in •k ir ir J have traded center Greg USED CARS 0385. •ANnUMCACO 8:44 Maddox, Macaione, TOOL AND DIE Maker. Some has been fired as coach of Chicago (Brett 5-3) at McNamara, Dave Slota, base hits with Tom Sartori the bottom of the sixth to fAH^ Carroll and defenseman Srown signs the National Hockey Morllne, Edwards Bill Maynes and Wayne leading Frank’s with three, We a t C e n tu ry 21, experience necessary. Person Bryan Maxwell to the New York (Hunter 1-3), N BARGAIN PRICED FOR preserve the come-from- RN/LPN - Wanted for full and iiired will be trained in all MEDFORD, Mass. League club. 8:51 Herdlc, Maglicic, Johnson each added two one a homer, and Jim part time on all shifts. Apply TEDFORD REAL New England Whalers for Kansas City (Leonard 2-4) behind decision. Dion ESTATE, Rt. 44A, Bolton phases of die making and (UPI) — Kick return Bates, Chittlck QUICK CLEARANCE more to the Phone Dowling, Paul Frenette, to Director of Nursing, metal-stamping business. th e World Hockey at Boston (Jenkins 4-4), N 8:58 Schilling, W. Sullivan, fanned 14 batters. Notch, Bolton, 647-9914 \ ^ N r specialist Daryl Brown of cause.Nivlson and Maynes Joe Quaglia, Dave Bran- Salmon Brook Convalescent Send qualifications to Box L lowiK m iriitiuiii' Association rights to Karszes, Lynch These cars have been thoroughly reconditioned Mike Moreau homered Home, off House Street, handle all types of property mOMIAM Tufts University, a ninth- homered. nick and Collins Judd each c/o Manchester Herald. standout college 9:05 Liplnski, Taylor, H. for performance, safety and value, then for the Medics. Glastonbury. Please call 633- including residential, com­ round draft choice, Irv Foster allowed seven added two hits to the -M n goaltender Mike Lieut of Gardella, Bonadles guaranteed In writing. i'n t . f a r m 5244.______mercial and recreational REAL ESTATE Sales Thursday signed five Scholastic roundup hits, two by Rich Gilgosky. cause. property. A visit to the of­ Associates - Licensed, or in Bowling Green and a 9:12 Davis, Rosenthal, Dairy Queen topped Help Wonted one-year contracts with Flnnega, Shenning REC fice of TEDFORD REAL process of obtaining license second-round draft Hartford Road Enterprises Secretary to Ass't. Supt. for the Cleveland Browns of 9:19 (hough, R. Gardella, 1976 PONTIAC Fogarty’s outlasted Reed ESTATE can save you South Windsor or East Hart­ choice in 1979. 1979 PLYMOUTH Making 22 hits count for last nighjr-at Verplanck, 15- Curriculum & Instruction — Vernon ford office. Great earning ur> Wl A l»«l 6 0 KXASI * the National Football Marshall, W. Leone Gran Prix Coupe, V-8, auto., air cond., Volare 4 door, 6 cyl., auto., power as many runs. Thrifty in the second game, 9-8, as Schools — 35 hr. wk. 12 mos. Typing & time and money in your Baseball McDermott McCoan (I) D power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, 13,. shorthand required. Salary range |l0 4 search for a home. Our potential. Arruda Realty, 644- For period ending 7 a m., Saturday, May 28. During League. 9:28 Hllinskl, Genovesl, steering, radio. Very low mileage. Was Package trimmed Hart­ Ben Grzyb and Jim Flaher­ per hr.*»4.22 (1976*77) |3,13 per hr-K35 1539. Off disabled list BENNET def. Frederickson-Curland Ron Pinney, Mike experienced brokers can Friday night, thundershowers will hie expected in the Lachapelle, McCollum AM/FM radio. Like new. Was $5495... $4095... ford National Bank last ty each stroked three hits. (1977*78) Inouire Vernon Public ATLANTA (UPI) — Tied 3-3 after seven in­ 8 - 6 . 9:40 Ottavlano, Hayes, An- Herbert and Jon Hainsey Schools — 872-/361. Equal Opportunity show you just the right Pacific Northwest and likely in Georgia and South night at Keeney, 22-13. Tom Melick, Rich Employer COUPLE TO ACT as Carolina. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum First baseman Willie 500 Sunday nings, Bennet's varsity Golf saldl. Palmer each collected three hits 058-S home for your family and superintendent in small apart­ BARIiAVI PRICED * 4 9 9 5 IMRGMN PRICED * 3 9 9 5 Big hitters were Mike Marsh, Merrill Meyers, can give you detailed infor- readings include: (approximate maximum temperatures Montanez, sidelined with INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) baseball team erupted for CHENEYTECH 9:47 Smith, Atamian, with Pinney gaining the ment house. Maintenance, and Zavarella, Whelan Silver with two homers, and John Gionfriddo were win in relief. Barry Fuller VOICE INTERCEPTOR • No mation on the minor repairs, in Hartford in parenthesis) Atlanta 163 (81), Boston 52 (70), Chicago a groin injury since April — Sunday's Indianapolis five runs in the first extra Cheney Tech improved 9:54 Wilks, Lomba, 197S CHEVROLET three singles and six in the two-hit bracket for experience required. Current neighborhood and com­ area. Please state experience, 62 (85), Cleveland 55 (76), Dallas 70 (89), Denver 45 (75), 30, was removed from 500 could be one of the frame to tack a 9-2 defeat and Brett Smith played Duluth 50 (71), Houston 71 (88), Jacksonville 67 (87), Kan­ its record to 4-11 with a 3-2 Livingston, Crockett Impala Station Wagon, 6 pass., V-8, RBIs. Scott Hanson and the Oilers. Best for Reed training openings. Good munity services. Call us family status and age, strictly th e disabled list most unpredictable in re­ on Silas Deane in 1974 OLDSMOBILE good defensively. salary, paid training. Enlist­ sas City 68 ( 86), Little Rock 66 ( 92), Los Angeles 57 (71), win over Portland High 10:01 Novak, T. Leone, S. auto., power steering and brakes, radio. Mike Czajka with three were Norbert Gonzales anytime. confidential. Write Box N c/o cent years, based on Cutlass S Coupe, V-6, auto., power INTERNATIONAL ment required. Ages 17-35. Manchester Herald. Miami 72 (87), Minneapolis 64 ( 82), New Oirlean Orleans Thursday by the Atlanta Wethersfield yesterday. yesterday. Leone, Davis Was $4150.... hits each and Tim with two doubles and a tri­ steering and brakes, vinyl roof, air cond., Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. 70 (87), New York 58 ( 75), Phoenix 63 ( 96), San Francisco Braves. results of final lest runs A two-run single by Jack Results: Singles -Lori 10:08 Herdlc, G. Plerro, ple. Hartford Road upended radio. Was $3895 Bycholski and Craig Ogden PART TIME Hostess - 48 (61) Seattle 45 (59), St. Louis 64 (85), Washington 61 Lyon and a two-run homer (P) def. Bellefleur 6-1,6-0; Herman, Larmett Boland Oil at Leber Field, ADDRESSERS Wanted •k k k bmiciunpriceo* 3 7 4 5 with two blows, all for Tuesday thru Friday from 12 (81), by Eric Gauruder were the Chasse def. Gray (P) 6-2,6- 10:15 Belanger, Foster, Thrifty. Hanson had a Bogner’s gained a one- 8-2, as Bill Belekewicz Immediately! Work at home to 2:30 p.m. Apply at big blows in the rally. 0; Degerman (P) def. Tomkiel, Zanls DRRGRIN PRICED * 3 1 9 5 fanned 10 batters. Rick — no experience necessary — Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Peracchio leads 1975 OLDSHIOBILE single, double and triple run decision, 10-9, against excellent pay. Write DID YOU KNOW? Gauruder collected three Rivard 6-0, 6-4; Doubles - 10:22 Kozlovich, H. Glgllo, and Czajka’s output in­ Allied Printing in , part Longo came up with two Manchester. SembenottI, Stanton Delta 88, 4 door hardtop, V-8, auto., hits. American Service, 8350 Park It la Important to have hits and Dave Parks TalamlnlDabrol def. power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, air 1973 VOLKSWAGEN cluded two triples. three of the tripleheader, Lane, Suite 269, Dallas, Texas (203) 646-250(5 10:29 Gazza, L. Glgllo, Sq. Back Wagon, 4 cyl., auto., cadlo. Was ‘ land for aale receive the DISHWASHERS ■ Part time Catholic golfers matched this total for the Ferguson-Gouln (P) 6-1, 6- cond, radio. Was $4345... Dick Beloin homered Dave White homered Scott Kvadas tripled and 75231. nights. Apply at Tacorral, 246 Bears. Salafla, Melton $2295... singled for the Oilers and* proper advartlaameni — 0; Hewitt-Ference (C) won twice and tripled to pace over the fence for one of contull ua for advice. Broad St, Manchester, Lyon pitched four-hit ball 10:43 (^rmlenke, Cardone, Vito Perrone added a tri­ RECEP’’'IONIST - Doctor’s by forfeit. Abraitis, Hickey B«RliMNPRIi;ED*399S the Bank with Rick Mendes his two hits and Randy Walking off with medalist honors, Paul Peracchio ple. office. Typing essential. 4 day for seven innings and 10:50 Bemlngham, Glguere, BXRGMN PRICED * 2 9 9 5 adding three hits and Dave Smith, Mike Jordan, Ron week. Reply Box R, NOW accepting applications paced East Catholic High’s golfers to a 4-1 win over Gauruder came on to Track Betko, Blount AMERICAN FARM Manchester Herald. for full time employmentt. Miner two. Seplowitz and Bob Odell Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Xavier High yesterday afternoon. strike out the side in the 10:57 Mazanec, Deskus, 1975 PONTIAC Civitan topped Modern BENNET Catalina 4 Door, V-8, auto., air cond., 1972 CHEVROLET DUSTY each added two hits to the only. eighth frame as Bennet Passman, Roberts Impala Sport Coupe, V-8, auto., power RELIABLE'- Man 20-40 years. ’The Eagles now boast a xavler in the battle of No.l Bennet Junior High's power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, Starting slow with a run Packer attack. Steve Janitorial last night at gaudy 14-5 won-lost log won for the third time in 11:04 Prior, Prindle, Fagan, steering and brakes, radio. Was $2095... Buckland, 22-11, for its Personality and appearance players. Poudrier shot an Girls’ track team split in AM/FM radio. Was $4095... in the first and two in the McAdam was the hero, his essential. Mechanical, elec­ T fn m i while Xavier slips to 8-13. nine starts. McMahon fourth win in six starts. Help Wenled 13 80, Briggs 77. competition yesterday by third. North End Fire single driving in the tie­ trical experience desired. TEDfORO REAL ESTATE Peracchio carded a three BENNET JV. 11:11 Morlarty, Schotta, Vaughn Modeen had Brian Charlebois beating JFK of Enfield, 45- BARGAIN raCED * 1 7 9 5 tallied seven times in the breaking run in the last in­ Phone general manager, 643- over par 74 in defeating Undefeated Vernon Mid- Lapolt, Landollna BARGIUN PUKED * 3 9 9 5 three hits and Tony Vogt 2171. recorded an 82 and Dave 23, and losing to Bloom­ 11:18 Daley, Bolin, Hunt, fifth, added nine more runs ning which climaxed a six- Scott Peters, 4 and 3. dle School trimmed and Gary Schlitzing two for McGonigle 80 in posting field Junior igh, 47-22. Frank 1979 CHEVROLET In the sixth and finished the run rally. l^ger Poudrier was up­ Bennet’s Jayvees yester­ 1 9 7 5 FORD the winners. Jeff Boudreau POWER GENERATOR victories for Coach Tom First placements were 11:25 Watson, McMullln, Caprice 4 Door Hardtop, V-8, auto., air Angels off with six in the Bob Plaster had three Equipment Operator - No ended by Greg Briggs of day in Vernon, 7-1. Elite 2 door hardtop, V-8, auto., power homered in defeat. PUBLIC NOTICE j AIRW AY Travel Agency, Inc. Matin’s team. garnered for Bennet by White, Gustamachlo steering and brakes, vinyl roof, stereo cond., power steering and brakes, vinyl seventh for a 25-6 win last hits. Bob Tinley two, in­ experience required. Current Seven errors hurt the roof, radio. Was $5095... Chris Cheney in the 100 in 11:32 Plodzik, Zavarella, radio. Was $4295... night at Robertson. cluding a homer, and Bob AMERICAN training openings. Good ( locals who are now 3-4. salary, paid training. Enlist­ U s ? CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. 12.2 against JFK, Kitty Skinner Lenny-’ Farrand set the Green and Cljet Mazeika Two runs in the final in­ Outstanding defensively 11:39 Eagleson, Turner Sr., ment required. Ages 17-35. Veterans Memorial Day Church Ser­ Thomas co-medalist Perkins in the 440 in 1:13, urcmnpriceo* 3 7 9 5 BARIUIH PRICED * 4 9 9 5 offensive pace with four each added two blows. ning enabled Civitan Club Call U.S. Army at 843-9462. ! 06040 for Bennet was Bob Piccin. Cheney in the 220 in 19,1, Cerina vice will be held at Emmanuel Lutheran 11:46 Ogden, Zemzars, hits and Dave Koski and to tack a 7-5 defeat on Lee Sadosky in the 880 In Rich Fyler each had three EASTERN $100.00 a week and more possi­ Church, 60 Church Street, Manchester on in Tribe links play Bennett Manchester Janitorial last ble working at home part time Tennis :54, Kathrine Walsh In the and Pat Vignore, Vito Base hits sprayed all night at Waddell. Sunday, May 29 at 6:30 p.m. Color through mailing circulars. 13 Help Wanted 13 II.I.ING broad jump with a lead of 14 “A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR” Kaminskas and Steve over Mt.Nebo last night Send self addressed stamped Help Wanted Once again Dave Thomas paced Manchester High’s Kevin Burnham, Earl Guards will assemble outside the church Winning all five feet, 4 and three-quarter Lucas two each for the before Second Congo envelope. King, Box 233K l22, golf team but he didn’t get enough help from his team­ Lappen, Glen Boggini and at 6 00 p.m. Sponsored by the Permanent MATURE, Hespo RN ■ Public Health Nursing matches, llling blanked inches and she also won the Legion drills Firemen. nipped the British- Mantua, N.J. 0^1. mates and the result was a double CCIL loss to Hall and Tom Diowns hit well for Woman • to clean nome two S u p e rv iso r. BS w ith a Windham’s Jayvees 180 low hurdles in 28.5. The Registration and tryouts Dana Lemay and Leon Americans, 21-20. Memorial Day Committee. mornings per week. Enfield yesterday at the Manchester Country Club. Civitan with Mike McKen­ EARN EXTRA Money Part minimum of two years yesterday, 5-0. relay team of Nancy for the Manchester Legion Nadeau each came up with Each side had 28 hits References required. Phone experience for the South Thomas shar^ medalist honors with Hall’s Rich CHEVROLET time, working from our plea­ Walsh, Katherine Walsh, baseball team will begin two hits for the Angels. with George Cappalla and na homering for the losers. sant office. Hourly rate, plus 646-0688, after 6 p.m. Windsor Public Health Nur­ Grabow with 77, the former carding 39-38-77 and the Results: Singles - Browne (I) def. Chris Cheney and Karin Tuesday afternoon at 5 at CO., INC. CANDLELIGHT Dave Prince leading the INTERNATIONAL commission. No experience sing Association. Call 644- latter 40-37-77. Dennison also won. East Catholic High. Any way for Congo with five FARM necessary. Will train. Call us PART TIME Evenings. We 0942, or 644-2511. Ext. 14. Hall posted a 7-0 triumph over the Red and White and Frederickson 8-3, Brown Only in the last inning did at 569-49M. are now accepting between 9 and 1. Winners against Bloom­ boy who will not turn 19 CARTER Blue Moon fail to score in hits each. The latter’s two- The Oilers nipped An- Muffler Enfield scored a 4-3 decision. (l)def. Wight 8-6, Kilbe(I) applications for work in a field were Cheney in the before Aug.l is eligible and 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 946-9494 routing Holiday Lanes last out single drove in the win­ saldi’s, 8-7, in seven in­ POSITION AVAILABLE for Center Local players were: and their scores: ’Thomas 77, Carl def. Roscio 8-0. Doubles - Regal drive-in theater for the- TELEPHONE SALES - Earn Hesselbach-Bosshardt (I) 100 (tied with teammate boys who will not reach 16 night at Robertson, 17-9. ning run in a four-run last nings Wednesday night. Accounts Payable Clerk. 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«»**♦**■»♦ •»»V^^H'*.******«*»,*»**#-»***-*-^4^„* E^TOF lA J a m tii r ' NEW HOMES WHAT’S A By JAMES A. M c C a r t h y By NICE COUPLE GAYLE LIKE YOU Manchester CONTEMPORARY RANCH HAMILTON WONDERFUL RACKYARD FDR DOING IN with 12 rooms In executive neighborhood with YDUR CHILDREN WESTWOOD SECTION II adjoining In-law apartment. Main house has large Ranches, Capes, Dutches, Raised Ranches and Colonials. Large Ranch with 4 bedrooms, brand new oak cabinets in A PLACE 3 and 4 bedroom models up to 2(4 baths, fireplaced family sunken living room, formal dining room, 3 baths, 4 remodeled kitchen, dishwasher, carpeting, and finished bedrooms, niaster bedroom vifth dressing area, family Real Estate room, formal dining room, vynal siding, double garages. rec room. In immaculate move-in condition. Priced at On high treed lots with gorgeous view. Call now for ap­ room_____ plus_____ large______game room___ withi^h pool table. Many other EdKor $42,900. LIKE THIS? features. For more Information call 646-4200. pointment to see our plans and lots. — - Here are a few tips to help make your Vernon homemore saleable. i S List with a real estate firm. His professional PINEWOOD ESTATES knowledge will obtain the best market price Only 3 homes left. 2 Raised Ranches and 1 Dutch Colonial, UM on Y( acre treed lots with gorgeous view Priced low $60's for your home with a minimum of delay and ujydd trouble to you. East Hartford ~ ' ''Trailer'i~T Let the salesman do the selling. Do not dis­ KEEP YDUR CDDLI COLONIAL WOODS VIEW OF HARTFORD cuss price, terms, possession or other factors New 2 Family Duplexes. 2 and 3 bedroom models with 1(4 with the prospect. Refer these questions to We have available Condominium units that have central baths, full basements, vynal siding, city water and Immaculate, aluminum sided 8 room Raised Ranch, 4 the salesman. air conditioning to keep you cool all .summer. Enjoy your sewers. Price starting from $52,900 or will build to suit years old, 4 large bedrooms, 2'A baths, fireplace, leisure time in the pool or on the tennis court. Priced your family needs. ^ bowed window, formal dining room, with sliders to 3. Avoid crowds. Avoid having too many people from $26,900 to $35,900. deck, eat-ln kitchen, large family room with enclosed present during Inspections. The prospect will porch, closets galore, 2-car garage, large lot, $60,500, feel like an Intruder and will hurry through the house. D.F. REALE 4. Be courteous but do not force the prospect. 175 Main St. 646-4525 BUT MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 i PHILBRICK He is inspecting your house, not making a REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. social call. 646-4200 agency 646-4200 These are just a few tips. I'll have more for you DON’T MAKE A MOVE... 364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER next week. _____ FIND YOUR ____ UNTIL YOU’VE SEEN MANCHESTER PLACE IN THE SUN WITH A LOAN FROM MANCHESTER Comfortable living with no outside yard work, with this THE D.W. FISH lovely 2 bedroom Condo Ranch with spacious family NEW COLONIAL room, Franklin stove, IVa baths. Only $35,500. Central location. Close to schools, shopping, police sta­ tion Bowers School area. 3 bedrooms, I'/z baths, first THE LOAN ARRANGERS flo o r laundry, fireplaced livin g room . $43,500. How about a vacation at the shore, a sail boat, a sundeck lor your house, or a new car with a sunroof? The Loan Arrangers can help put you in the sunshine with REALTY CO. a loan lor whatever you might need.

Come in today to any of the Savings Bank of Manchester 's thirteen Give us a quick call on this one. It’s convenient locations near you in Savings Our Experience Is Your Security immaculate, with 6 rooms, beamed Bank Country and discuss your loan requirements, or call 646-1700, and talk to a Loan Arranger VERNON living room ceiling, three bedrooms Spacious Florida rocm with this lovely 7 room Raised 6 Full time Brokers and recently painted. Only $36,900. One story brick Air conditioned. Next to city parking. Ranch that offers 3 baths, panelled rec room, Franklin Ideal office space, retail store, restaurant. Central stove, cathedral ceiling living room, carpeting, 2-car business district. $-1'’ OOO. basement garage and city utilities. $49,500. To Serve You 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 60 Acres on Bt 85. Bolton. 5 miles from Manchester and 2'z miles from Tallwood C ountry Club. $67,900. i W O L v e r t o n I REALTY CO., INC. Check This Outstanding Value REAL ESTATE 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 a G e n c y KEITH Robert D. Murdock, Realtor At* sn>H» . WA*.C-€5Tte CO*.** (MM • W^TIIJ >llO*5l WIMMa Ml$ REAL ESTATE < f i 646-4126 649-1922 LISTED THIS WEEKI ROLLING PARK CAPE VING8 BHNK OF MANCHESTER Four rooms down • Two unfinished up Garage & Breezeway • "Treed lot ^ E R .EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • B O L j;^. ANDOVER .ASHIORl^ MEM6?R F D.l C ’ Big Rear Shed Dormer 646-8250 An Unusual Opportunity — Call now! ■jv-V'. , • I ,i ALSO $26,900 — Lakefront Cottage. Fast sale Imperative. r e a l e s t a t e c o m p a n y $32,000 — Two Family. Business potential plut In­ t i l E«ST CENIEU SK EET MUHCHEStEII, CONN. 0(040 come. $37,900 — Five bedroom Colonial, two car garage. $39,500 — Six room Ranch. Convenient, trees, garage. $39,900 — Seven room Cape, garage, patio, healed porch. EAST HARTFORD >36,900 $45,900 — Two Family Duplex. Five garagei, high in­ No more painting! Aluminum sided 5-room come. $47,500 — Seven room Raised Ranch. Clean country Ranch. Full cellar, city sewers. Near living. Cathedral callings. Many extras. Lovely lot. schools, busline. Only 5% down to qualified $47,500 — Unique, Immaculate 7 room Colonial. Panoramic view from Hartford to Bradley Field, In­ SOUTH WINDSOR buyer. cluding beautiful lake nearby. Two car garage, plut big Full Dormered Cape, fireplace, deep lot, aluminum outbuilding. New 200 amp. service, new paint. See II siding, 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, formal dining room, Spacious four bedroom Split located now. family room, den, many other features. in a beautiful wooded setting. For­ W hat is your Property Worth? $49,000 — Nine room Dutch Colonial. Mr. DaRocco. $54,900 — Reduced for feet sale. Nine room Ranch mal dining, garage, full basement - - * We will inspect your property and e with 2 lull baths, 3 garages, AND CENTRAL AIR - lots of living space for only $45,900. * suggest an asking price. (No obligation). ♦ CONDITIONINQI Country sized lot. $55,200 — Brick and aluminum tiding feature this Call for complete details. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan 4 seven room Cape on fabulous Forest St. Shed dormer » TODAY!!! SOUTH WINDSOR *51,900 gives Colonial sized bedrooms. Two car garage, breezeway. "Golf Qraen" lawn. “Hospitality Plus” — Fifty foot 8 room RAISED RANCH situated on a private $63,900 — 7Vi room Cape, Lakewood Circle area. REALTORS - MLS iniu'...U I i PASEK 100x300 treed lot in one of South Windsor’s finest areas. Beamed ceiling in ^1- living room, and dining room with door leading to large 12x24’ deck. Two MANY MORE-CMi US-WE WORK! 4 family in residential area. Separate utilities. Jchards ?hmm 608 Burnside Avenue, E.H. Small down payment required. Great investment! baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace. A pleasure to show! WILLIAM L 6ELFI0RE AGENCY C a ll O ur Houie Hunlara m i Realtors - All Points Relocation ■ 647-1413 r n g T S Realtors 2 8 9 - 7 4 7 5 Ptgfly Kellogg - Sue Charloux - Cindy Telega l i Ann Qaagen • Bonnie Qodin - Marcella Conlam m L 9 6 3 ELLINGTON ROAD LET US SELL YOUR HOME-OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SOUTH WINDSOR 5 2 8 -9 5 4 6 GET MORE With ' THERE'S HO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN"

r j : V SENTRY b l t y I REAL ESTATE SERVICES MORTGAGE BARROWS U I I, AND K IN G S IZ E MONEY? WALLACE •* *. EXCEPTIDNAL BUY COMPANY available on this spacious three bedroom COLONIAL. 1 NORTH COVENTRY <41,900 MANCHESTER PARKADE ?fS- • *l|r New listin g - 1973,3 bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 full baths, One full and two half baths, fireplaced living room, MANCHESTER *42,900 skylight, cathedral ceiling, fireplace, 2 car garage, acre kitchen with all appliances, dining room, carpeting plus You can't see from the outside the spacious private 646-7833 many more fine features. Offered at $43,900. with plenty of garden space. Owners must sell. Priced to TEN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES master bedroom with iron railed balcony, overlooking move! OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT PA' living room, formal dining, large family room, laundry Duplex located on bue line with 3 bedrooma each aide. <1 k Raised Ranch available immediately. Three or four Two leparata lurnacea, firaplaead living room. Aak bedrooms, family room, Y, acre lot. Priced to sell! LIVE IN THE CITY ON A COUNTRY LOT Don Lappan to show you through. Aaking $43,500. sitting in your backyard you will (eel like you are in Professional NEW LISTING ■ i your own private wooded glen. Landecapad In Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! Clean 7 room Split Level, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, 1 car gar­ proleeilonal manner with atone walla and beautiful We are your award-winning RELO real eatate age, den plus full basement. hemlock hedges this lot olfara the quiet and privacy Mornlngt or Evtnlngt Mon.-FrI. Houeohold Qoode 40 plating, or welding. Call 649- estate rental • apartments, Training Division Box 619, VISIT OUR SPECIAL j Outdoor S p an Avallabla Por homes, multiple dwellings, no ATTRACTIVE Position in 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Wading River, New York. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Data processing department. CUSHMAN MAPLE Hutch - WORLD OF HERBS ' Tha Summar Montha. Phona fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Saturday 11792. MID ^60’s CULINARY, FRAORAMT AND 624-ISSt For Furthar im«r- Associates, Inc. 646-1960. Knowledge of keypunch help­ Large size. Excellent condi­ SALE - Reconditioned Stan­ maUon. . . ful. 5 day week, all1)eneflts. App/y In partott to tion. 3150. CaU 646-2791, after dard Typewriters. MEDICINAL HERBS SERVICE BUSINESS with A wUt Mtaetfon of Elast Hartford location. 289- Look this deluxe Ranch 7:00 p.m. Guaranteed. AJso call us for 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. 3800 a week income. Available over on Lakewood Circle Eeonlod Otrafllvint floor. Three room heated 2736. In this area. A cash business. cleaning and overhaul of your LECTURES AND SEARS COLDSPOT Air Con­ Mr. Hatak South. Loaded with I AIR CONDITIONER - 7,000 typewriter. SmaU charge for DEMONSTRATIONt apartment. 3180. Security. Minimum down payment BTU. Whirlpool. Window. ditioner - Excellent condition. Ciall 646-2426, 9 to 5. required. 643-4301. extras, acre plus lot. Our pick up and delivery. Yale One year old. 14,()00 BTU. Beautifully landscaped three bedroom Ranch In excellent Used 2 months. 3125. Call 289- Typewriter Service, 41 SUNRISE HERBS sign is on the property. 1390. BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD 3250. Call after 6, 633-8113. AUTO MECHANIC FERGUSON ROAD JUST LISTED condition. Two baths, oversized family room with built-in Purnell Place, 6494988. OLASTONBURY She H e ra lh Drive by and call Immaculate and spacious three bedroom SPLIT Eipcriom d auto iMchanic wanted Older Two Story home in a quiet convenient location. bar. Large master bedroom, two enclosed patios, fully '' South on Mtnehoitor Rd., lolt on Ga r n e t r in g with duster Immediately. 40 houra per week. No LEVEL. Family room, formal dining room, fireplaced Formal dining room, new electrical service and a 2- LOAM, GRAVEL, sand, RL 94, 2 8/10 mile* to Birch Satoidayi. Good frinie beneflla. See □ EDUCATION appllanced kitchen, attached 1-car garage and workshop. Ehrcellent condition. 375 fihn. Mountain Rd of pearls. Yellow gold. T.J. CROCKETT living room, kitchen with all appliances, 2 baths, gar- car barn style garage. Only 332,900. Many extras. On quiet street near school, playground, washed stone, wood chips, Dtya - S AM - r PM Original cost 390, sacrifice, Mr. Carter. Carter Chevrolet Com­ PART TIME Evenings - We Call 6464)678. complete landscaping 742- Optfl T pany. Inc. 1229 Main St.. Raaltora 643-1577 ! and a heavily treed lot. Low 3S0’s. town pool and stores. PHONE SSS-1119 345. Full length Rust suede iLeOKINGI! Manchester. are expanding. We need Privata ln§trucllon$ 18 7833 or 649-2178. coat with fur collar. Size 12, supervisors. Experienced in Call 649 *26 75 lor appointment KITCHEN Woodburntng ; ,«^aaaaaaw4444aaaaa ^ We offer the largest variety ol ^ Good condition. worn twice. 345. 647-1809. ? attractive apartments and S building, cleaning REMEDIAL READING and Stove. White. §[ townhouses in Manchester 0 maintenance. Manchester, La r g e c a p e - On 5 acres. Call 228-9009. g Rental office open daily 9-5. jS AVON - Lets you get more out math; individualized work TAG SALES HIGH CHAIR and Carriage, p weekends. 11-3. S Vernon, East Hartford areas. program, (lst-8th grade) by Living room 24x16, kitchen, of life! Here’s your opportuni­ 28 WE BUY & SELL furniture. six foot wooden skils, crib, Wages negotiable with Master's degree teacher. 568- formal dining room. 4 super Reel Eetate Wenled aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ty to earn money; win prizes large bedrooms. Priced right! Cash on the line. One piece or room dividers - four panels. i DAMATO I experience. Contact General 8075. Lote-Lend tor Sele 24 Call 647-1690. honors, pessonal recognition. Services Inc., 649-5334. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. a ll CASH For your property, an entire houseful. 646-6432. TAG SALE - Saturday and TAG SALE - Furniture and Call 523-MOl for information. within 24 hours. Avoid Red Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. Sunday. 8$ St. John Street. 10 miscellaneous household I ENTERPRISES I DRUMS - Modern, complete MANCHESTER - Two B Zone to 4. Furniture, tables and TOP QUALITY Top Soil and LICENSED NURSE Hours course. 649-6411, 649-2036, COLUMBIA - Private Beach Tape, Instant Service. Hayes beside Douglas Motors. items and tools. 231 North H 646-1021 a SECRETARY - Receptionist. rights go with this large 7 Corporation, 646-0131. Building Lots. Need to be __a______chairs, twin bed, lamps, Elm Street, Manchester. May Loam. Excavating, septics, flexible. Days open. Ideal for Music Shop. and sewer work. Latulippe TVping. shorthand, transcrip­ retired person. Caii 649-2358 room Cape. Attached garage. filled. Low price. Paul W. REFRIGERATORS household items, drapes, 28th and 29th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Brothers Inc. 646-5114, also tion necessary. Legal for information. Reduced to 339,900. Lessenger SELLING your house? Call us Dougan, 643-4535. Washers, ranges, used, children’s toys. FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch experience, some LUXURIOUS COLONIAL first and we’ll make you a guaranteed and clean. New ta g s a l e - May 28,29,30.10 742-9477. Sells, 646-8731. Set on a wooded lot in a convenient location. 2V4 baths, Street. First floor. Adult cou­ bookkeeping helpful. Small, ASSEMBLERS - Will train. □ REAL ESTATE WO AND ONE HALF OATHS cash offer. T.J. Crockett, INDUSTRIAL LOT - Sheldon shipment damaged, GE and Ta g s a l e - some antiques, to 4. 115 Diane Drive, South ple. No children, or pets. 649- g r a d u a t io n Gift Idea ... centrally located office. 649- Days. Starting rate 32.35 per Ma n c h e s t e r - By owner. are featured in this spotless 7-room RAISED RANCH. fireplaced family room, huge kitchen, formal dining Realtor, 643-1577. Road. Level. About 1/2 acre. Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. odds-and-ends, Saturday and Windsor, (off Kelly Road). 6987. 2865, weekdays 9 to 5. room, three bedrooms, 2-car garage and quality con­ All city utilities. Keith Real Sunday, all day. Lake Road, Something for every one. 1/2 Price on 1,000 Guitars, and hour. Call 646-5756. Homat For Sala 23 Two story building, consisting Family room, formal dining room, 2-car garage, plus a Pearl and Sonn, 646 Main ' of 3 car garage, ^us 3 rooms treed lot on a cul-de-sac! High 340’s. struction. Call today. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Estate, 646-0126, 649-1922. Street, 643-2171. Andover. Miscellaneous items too other Musical Instruments! Shop early. Master Charge EAST HARTFORD - Two Ma n a g e r - Restaurant. presently used as an antique property. Let us explain our numerous to list. bedroom townhouse. One and B-128 High volume with deli and COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg BOLTON - One acre approved TAG SALE - 129 South Main ana Bank Americard RNs - LPNs Farm, with three story bam, shop. Includes lovely older 3 fair proposal. Call Mr. CARPETING - Never laid. 1/2 baths, all appliances, full 12-tB baxery in Hartford. 1^, 3-11 shift, full time, bedroom Colonial, on quiet Belflore, 647-1413. lot with lovely trees. In area From $180,000 home! Newest Street. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur­ available. Send for Free basement, washer/dryer Butler-type building. Power with nice homes. Call Owner day. Catamaran (sail boat), TAG SALE - Saturday, May Discount Catalogue. Rivers A carefree and comfort­ Experience necessary. Top part time, weekends relief. street, off East Center Street. BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO REALTORS nylon short shag. Beautiful. 28th., 9 to 3. 232 C, New State hookup, heated. 3255. plant, and other outbuildings, Music Coiy. (Factory Outlet) able way to look this sea­ wages, plus bonus incentive. Come in and talk to us Possibility of other types of m ay WE BUY your home? 643-1347. Sealed In water-proof factory aliminum storm windows, monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. Send reply to Box TT, c/o plus Three Lovely Homes. miscellaneous items. Road. Moving, must sell 654 Main Street, Middletown, son, with an easy-sew about our new higher star­ Offers invited. B/W Realty, small business. No brokers. 189 WEST CENTER STREET - MANCHESTER Quick, fair, all cash and no container. Will do three everything! 649-5608. tabard and pull-on pants. Manchester Herald. 344,900. 647-1567, problems. Call Warren E. TOLLAND - 43 acres. On rooms, wall-to-wall. We Conn. Open 'til 9, Call 347- MANCHESTER - Clean one ting rate. 647-1419. 6400. Printed pattern B-128 eOUAL HOUSING Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Route 30. $55,000. 25 acres. bought too much. Sacrifice - MULTI-FAMILY Tag Sale - TAG SALE - Saturday May , ' bedroom unit in a small brick DIRECT SALES - Are you the OPPORTUNITY MLS with Photo-Guide is in e a s t HARTFORD South Windsor, city utilities, 3219. New padding for three Very reasonable. 129A Rachel building. Quiet rural at­ Sizes 12 to 18. Size 14, 36 type of person who would be EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 REALTOR asking $125,000. Century 21, Road. Saturday, June 4 -10 to 28th., 10 to 5, 79 Ferguson 646-2482 Lolt-Lend lor Sele 24 rooms - 324. Private: 1-349- M anchester. Building Suppllee 42 mosphere. 3 ^ . includes heat, bust, 3% yards of 45- Willing to work hard for 3500 CONVALESCENT HOME baths, family room, fireplace, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. 5. Rain date, Saturday June R o a d , four bedrooms, garages, acre. 8444. Housewares furniture, knic hot water and appliances. inch. Price . . . $2,00. per week.? If you are, you 745 Main St. 11. NATURAL STONE for 353,900. Hutchins Agency, 646- knacs, clothing. Blanchard 4 Rossetto, Patterns available only may qualify for training to Eaat Hartford, Conn. FREEZER FOR SALE - retaining walls, veneers, Realtors. 646-2482.______in sizes shown. represent one of the iargest 3166. MANCHESTER - Delmont VERNON, OPEN House - NEW LISTING - L-Shaped TAG SALE - Large. Saturday «2 9 ,5 0 0 Offered by the Upright, 14.8 cubic feet. patios, etc. Pick up by the To order, send $2.00, includes Consumer Food Suppliers. No Street. Nine room Cape, Sunday May 29th., 2 to 4 p.m. Ranch. Extra large May 28 ■ 9 to 5.76 North School pound or delivery by the ton. ROCKVILLE - Three Room MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room Eixcellent condition. 3200.00. TAG SALE - Moving. 42 Hyde posta$e and handling. experience necessary. Call LARGE CARPET Qeaning Compact four room Fireplace, Finished rec room, Four bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, bedrooms. Fireplace. Garage. Lawn Sweeper, good condi­ Street. Opposite Robertson Street, Manchester. May Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Apartnlent. With heat, hot firm has Immediate opening Ranch. Finest construction, Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and Ranch with one room appliances, two car garage. aluminum sided Colonial. All Huge country lot. 338,500. Cen­ LAND AUCTION tion, 310.00. Call 643-9262. School, North Manchester. 28th., & 29th. 9 to 4. Couch, 649-3163. water, stove refrigerator. SUE BURNETT 4, at 569-4990. for service person. fireplace, recreation room, Owner wants offers. Welles quality features. Must be seen tury 21, Jackston-Avante. 646- PHILBRICK 3158. No pets. Parking for one Minchetter Evening HereM garage, spotless condition. finished in basement. For miscellaneous items. 1150 Ave. ol Americas Ebcperlenced or will train. Top Agency, 643-0302. to be appreciated. Please - in­ 1316. TAG SALE - 19 Newman Car. Adults only. Security New York, N.Y. 10C48 salary'’offered. Excellent 343.500. Hutchins Agency 646- Estoto of Edward J. Holt BOOKCASE BED. New mat­ Dogt-BIrdt-Pete 43 terested buyers only. 372,900. tress and box spring. Bed 325, Street, off Center. Saturday TAG SALE - Moving. Must deposit. Call 646-7690. fringes. Call 643-4301. 3166. Daryl Drive. Call 872-3162. DUPLEX - 7-7. Formal dining AGENCY Hartford National Bank and Trust Company, M ay 2 8 th .. 9 to 4, Print Hitnt. Addrtst with ZIP T.J. CROCKEU Executor Box spring ana mattress, 320 sell everything. Gas stove, DOG-CAT BOARDING CODE, Styli Numbir intf till. room. Three bedroom, plus each. 647-1874. Miscellaneous. refrigerator - excellent condi­ THREE ROOM ^artment. The Spring & Summer CARRIER WINDOW WASHER Wanted - DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, Realtors 643-1577 MANCHESTER - Lots of den, country kitchen. Two car By Order Of Tha Probata Court bathing/grooming. Complete tion. Hospital bed, single bed. modern facilities. Canine Available July 1st. First floor. •77 BASIC FASHION Must be experienced, and carpeting, aluminum storms, space. 7 Room Cape. Large garage. Separate furnaces. MANCHESTER - Raised For Tha DIalrIct ol Manchaatar TAG SALE - 193 High Street, Heat, hot water, appliances, 164 Oak Street. 643-7361. Holidalay inne,Inne, 200zuu Sheldon contains a Bonus Coupon. NEEDED reliable. Steady work. Call 2 furnaces, trees, 3445 income. eat in kitchen, and dining 348,900. Century 21, Jackston- Ranch. Four years old. Manchester. Saturday May storage area, laundry Price . . . $2.00 a copy. 649-5334. 339.500. Hutchins Agency, 648- room. Nice family home. 341,- □ MISC. FOR SALE Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Avante, 646-1316. Eight rooms, four large 28th.; Sunday May 29th., 10 facilities. Security deposit. No Add $2.00 for the New for 3166. REAL ESTATE 900. East Coast Realty, 528- b edroom s, 2W b ath s, a.m. to 3 p.m. Rug, excer- pets. 3210. 643-4884 or 646-7268. PHCB I. lBEMilik,hltiii.CMi,iilnMMitliMlMiliMMit«l«KlMlHI MM.4 lb- CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - SUCCESS IN SEWING. LEGAL SECRETARY 172 E. Cantor 8t. 9669, 643-9969. MANCHESTER - Cramped 41 ciser, miscellaneous. Rain Benedict Drive DUPLEX 4-5, Nice condition. fireplace, bowed window, ir n M ili lU am. ZmmI M Ih Muin I an n m f N Em und ISnMiUi Articlee lor Sele bolstered chairs, clothing, Basic Obedience Classes now Manchester. Part time. JuW for space! See our roomy four Nr lapKlN* N t>tNi4 M W M m4 Tmt Ch w t , Tmt M (iM Wrt- date - following weekend. LARGE FIVE Room Apart­ IFWI Convenient location. Live rent formal dining room with stereo, miscellaneous forming. Individual and and August. Reply to Box T, “ We Make bedroom Dutch, Treed lot, W , Ito Rmt. 777 W SW , hrtNfi tm. South Windsor free or good investment at MANCHESTER - Vintage 6 sliders to deck, eat-ln MARTIN D-18 Six string ac- household items. 21 Lehigh protection lessons also ment. Appliances, unhealed, c/o Manchester Herald. INNrTKUYOM HOUSE CALLS" Room Colonial. Kitchen and extras. 340's. East Coast Real­ SiN N M InM NII Ul. SiMa, W 4, 1177. at M il IraaMaM M . Mtaa. coustic guitar with Barcus NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - Drive, East Hartford, Golf parking, no pets. References. •••••#•••••••••*********** 341,900. M. H. Palmer Realty, kitchen, large family room Caiai available. For reservations, HOMI IN N DAYS... 646-6321. pantry, dining room, ample ty, 528-9668, evenings, 646- Berry pick up. With case. Furniture, bric-a-brac, dis­ course area to Andover to Security. One child accepted. Aperimentt For Rent 53 SECRETARY FOR WEUMIYIT. with enclosed porch, PMCa L FaaW fiam alM illaaM aaitlialEaaM Kraal «N m l allaiaatStraaL please call 646-5971. CARRIER storage, garage. Remodeled, 7603. EaaiMilar, Caia. Uml MUam E 71* |Ncm i B la taU al tafalliar, aal 3250. Call 649-^3. hes, miscellaneous. May 28th, Syracuse to Lehigh. May 28, 3200. 646-0057. purchasing and personal closets galore, 2-car gar­ FRECHETTE A MARTIN IMMACULATE CAPE - Four excellent value at 334,900. laaaraWi. I duUi af Ika anal k aralaUa waa raamt Iraai EartM M W 9 :^ to 3 p.m. 42 Elizabeth 29, 10-5. No previews. AKC BLACK Standard departrnent of busy maufac- 646-4144 age, large lot. $60,500. M t iM 7nal CuapM. 7nat M l btaN liaW iaL Fahflma: 72t-n7t ALUMINUM sheets used as Drive. MAYBERRY VILLAGE - EAST HARTFORD • bedrooms, fireplaced living East Coast Realty, 528-9688; SW N M M al 1PJE laMai, W I L in T d B»M tW . SWaaNr, Caaa Female poodle. 8 weeks old. NEEDED turlng company. Must be an room, kitchen with built-in evenings 646-7603. printing plates, .007 thick, TAG SALE - May 28th, 9 a.m. Three rooms, newly Mayberry Village. Attractive excellent typist and shorthand 708 Of M U l h aact caaa M k W aW alhr k atcapM W hM a UK Naasil ■ Champion blood line. Call 742- four room apartment. dishwasher and stove, East Hartford caik ar b| cartHM c M aaf ba maraf N Ida a caakan al lak Eadi lak k ra w ta Ea Ux32” , 25 cents each or 5 for TAG SALE - Saturday 28th, to 3 p.m. at 30 Clyde Road. decorated, no appliances. Bus for ability a plus. Maturity and Rain date, June 4th. 10-4. 692 8112 or 742-9818. stop and parking. Security Parking - one car. Inquire 17 ELLINGTON - 8 Room Early carpeting thru-out, fenced-in Ma n c h e s t e r - Large An- RANCH — 5'/z room s, aaraid d Ea FraMa Cast UWaal Nraa N ba aaaaW d tbaa al ida. 31. Phone 643-2711. Some antiques, toys and fur­ Tolland Street poise essential. Apply at Multi American Cape. Across from treed yard, convenient to COVENTRY - Custom Built - saldi built 7 Room Cape. NcaaadtdaadnNbahaUdiaaabanai laMai. W IE Un. West Middle Tpke. Two fami­ niture. deposit and references. Adults Indian Hill Street. Circuits, 50 Harrison Street, excellent condition, car­ FREE KITTENS - Box preferred, 528-5943. Ellington Ridge Country Club. shopping and bus. 341,900. Call 50 foot Raised Ranch. Choice Spacious, modern kitchen, UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub ly. Baby items, tires. Ford trained. Cute and frisky. Call Woodland Sdiool Area Manchester. Between 9 and 4. INVESTMENT port, rec. room, wooded parts, plants, household 5.6 acres. 358,900. Hilayes Maryann Cullinaj 633-1526. acre plus location. Only 339,- formal dining room. Quiet, Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, TAG SALE - 30 years of ac­ 646-5933. East Hartford Corp., 646-0131. Westledge Associates, 633- 900 complete. Split Level, convenient area. Possible 4th. Three Family (4-6-4) plus lot. Won't last for only $34,- AUCTION TO BE CONDUCTED BY Brownies, nurses, East items, miscellaneous. cumulation. Furniture, wood t h r e e 4 HALF Rooms, VILLASEK APT$. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 344,900 com plete, Welles 900. Catholic School. 649-1225. first floor. Available June 1. Carpeling. full basement. I't tile 5241. bedroom. 337,900. East Coast commercial store. RICHARD C. WOODHOU8E, ESO. stove, collectables, old radios, CHESEPEAK BAY Retriever baths, appliances, heat, patio, air Carrier should SEVEN ROOM Colonial - Agency, 643-0302, Realty, 528-9668, 643-9669. E4S M ain S triM l TAG SALE - Saturday 10 to 5, books, fireplace equipment, Stove, refrigerator, parking. Separate furnaces, Pups - AKC registered. 8 No children or pets. Security. conditioner, no pets, adults have bike ESTABLISHED Pest Control Family room off kitchen. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy ManchMiar, Conn. d a r k lo a m . 5 yards. 332 141 Kennedy Road. Lamps, 100s of items. Saturday May parking. 353.900. weeks. Male, 643-9311 after 4 3165. 643-7279, Call firm. Gross over 340,000 in Extra large master bedroom, intersection. Large seven plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed gas, stove, hikes, rugs, toys, 28th., 10 to 4. 28 Union Street, p.m. or weekends. CHARLES LE8PERANCE 1976, An excellent reputation crafts, much more. Manchester. 1 1/2 baths, plus garage and room home, large lot. 355,000. CAPE — 6 rooms, living sand and stone. 643-9504. MANCHESTER - Five room S49-7620 and potential. Owner has rec room. Pleasant Valley Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. FREE - 6 Angora kittens. Box 647-9946 other commitments. 528-4749. room, dining room, 3 Duplex. Centrally located. area, 352,900. By owner, 289- WARREN E. bedrooms, new kitchen Hornet For Sele 23 trained. Phone 646-7937, after Available July 1st. 3200. J. D...... 8308 after 5 weekdays, Ma n c h e s t e r - By owner. Harald Circulation cabinets and counters, full 4. Real EsUte, 646-1980. Hornet lor Pent 84 Dapt. SERVICE BUSINESS. Annual weekends anytime. Six room aluminum sided HOWLAND ■ income 330,000. Local success. Cape with fireplaced living 643-1108 basement, treed yard. $33.- R e a lto rs 900.00 iSetSSi.: ' PEEASPOO PUPPY - 10 BOLTON THREE Room ANDOVER, CONN. - Five A cash business. Call 203-233- FIVE ROOM Ranch - Three room, air conditioning and weeks old. Black and white. 0205. Apartment. Fireplace, sun Room Ranch. Air con­ bedrooms, wood stove, two awnings, siear school and NEW Male. 325 . 277-2043, between 8 deck, References required. ditioning. Country setting, car garage, 1/2 acre 323,- shopping. 336,900. No agents COLONIAL CAPE - Near '■?i and 3:30 only. No Pets. 3240 Monthly. 643- treed half acre. 3300 monthly. Homes For Sala 23 Homat For Sale 23 900. Lessenger Sells. 646-8713. please. 649-9369. High School. 7 rooms, 4 LISTING m 5983. Call 455-0221 after 5. Available OWNER - Three bedroom bedrooms, l ‘z baths, large LIvetlock 44 June 1st. to small family. Ranch. Garage, huge rec eat-in kitchen, formal Three bedroom aluminum TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ Columbia room, large fenced-in yard, 1 dining room, fireplace. 2- sided Cape with oversized m RIMROCK STABLE - in nished. Stove, refrigerator, ONE BEDROOM 45” xl0’ 1/2 baths, remodeled country car garage. $41,500.00 garage in the Verplanck Marlborough offers a limited heat, hot water. Apply Mobile Home, Bolton. Single kitchen, many extras. 341,900. School area. Wall-to-wall number of box stalls. 385 a Marlow’s, 867 Main St. working adult only. No LAKE 568-5738. carpet, appliances in month for full board. Large children, pets. Lease. 643- CONTEMPORARY THE FIRST kitchen, t r ^ lot. Priced 31 Peinting-Pepering 32 BulldIng-ContrectIng 33 lighted ring and trails nearby. FOUR ROOMS, First floor. 2880. LIVE IN THIS 2 bedroom con­ RANCH - With 12 rooms, Servicet Ottered 31 Servicet Ottered Appliances, unheated, See this 7 room older Homestead. Quiet, but central at $37,900. 568-2817 or 295-0483. FRONTAGE do and enjoy tennis, swim­ WES ROBBINS carprp e n t^ parxing. No pets or children. FOUR ROOM Ranch - location. (Convenient to everything!) Lovingly in executive neighborhood, CLUTTERED ATTICS i INFLATION FIGHTERS - Spectacular 7 room A-frame, 1 year old, 2 huge floor ming and trout fishing. Priced with adjoining inlaw apart­ Teachers with 18 years remodeling specialist, Security. June 1st. 3170. 643- Fireplace, garage. Pleasant, Cellars? Will haul unwanted Boelt-Accettorlet 45 convenient location. Working maintained. A combination of great, old, and con­ to ceiling stone fireplaces, 2 baths, large deck, to sell, 327,900. Century 21, ment. Main house has ZINSSER experience offer quality pain- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 7279. venient new features. (Price $38,500). Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. items for you reasonably. Call savings. built-ins, bathrooms, adults only. No children, pets, plush carpeting, boat dock. $89,900. large sunken living room, MLS 649-1616, or 568-0322, for free The Wood Place ting with 20 to 56% ------17 FT. THOMPSON - Deep THIS ONE Fullyul insured. Free es­ kitchens, 649-3446. MANCHESTER - One 643-2880. formal dining room, 3 IB 646-1511 estimates. Custom woodworking-unfinished Hull Runabout. 50 HP out­ bedroom apartments. In­ MtnchttUr $64,500 baths, 4 bedrooms, master or finished. Repair and regluing timates. 643-1609, 742-8764. WARREN L HOWLAND also done. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - board. Trailer. 3995. May he dividual entrances, single SIX ROOM CAPE close to PETERMAN REALTY AUTHENTIC ANTIQUE bedroom with dressing ELECTRICAL WIRING - Homes, Additions, Repairs, seen at 23 Hartland Road, story buildings. Full shopping, bus, schools. 3325 WON’T LAST LONG New and old work. Residen­ Specializing in pine shelves, PAINTING - interior and B 49-9404 Realtor* 643-1108 9+ rooms of 1752 charm, area, family room, large bookcases, bathroom accessories, exterior, paperhanging, Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, maintenance service, 3210- monthly. Security and game room with pool table, FOREST HILLS - 4-5 tial and commercial. flow er boxes, etc. 48 3230. per month heated. No references required. Mr. beautifully situated on Licensed electrician. Free es­ excellent work. References. 345-2009. A n tiq u tt This attractive 6 room Cape Cod Is located close plus extra building lot. Bedroom Ranch on cul de sac. If you can't find what you’re pets or children. Damato Bissell, Phllbrick Agency, 646- green in choice area. 3 timate. Call 649-5083. Free estimates. Fully in­ to schools, shopping and bus lines. It has a lovely, fireplaces, wide board 2 baths, wooded lot, looking for, we ll make it. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- WANTED Antique furniture, Enterprises, 648-1021. 4200. Announcementt 3 Announcementt 3 Announcementt maintenance free. Must be RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 large kitchen, dining room, living room, with floors, exquisite paneling 2 FAMILY - Duplex 5-5. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars 742-9068 4431. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or seen. Quick occupancy. 371,- other antique item s. R. FEMALE 20’s to share apart- EASTFORD ■ Authentic 7 fireplace, and three bedrooms; PLUS a finished workshop-ell. Call 1'2 baths, new kitchen and attics. Moving large 900. Century 21, Jackston- Monday thru Friday, 10-6 QUALITY PAINTING and BIDWELL Home Improve­ Harrison, 643-8709, ment with same. In Room Cape. (Circa 1726). In basement family room, with bar and a basement Katherine Bourn, 742-8646 cabinets, 1st floor laundry applipliances, also stone or loam AD BOX. »3 6 ,5 0 0 Avante, 646-1316. Saturday, 8-2 Paper Hanging by Willis ment Co, Expert installation Manchester. Beginning June excellent condition. Charming delivlivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. laundry and work area, $38,900. or Suzanne Shorts, 646- room, separate heating Schultz. Fully insured, of aluminum siding, gutters Wa n t e d - oid toys, post 1st. Call after 5 . 647-1W3. country setting. 3W0. per Six room Cape with front 3233. systems. Good income. NEW THREE Bedroom and trims. Roofing installa­ cards, steins, stringed in­ month. Call Suzanne or Arthur MAN - For heavy work in fer­ references. 649-4343. dormers. Fireplace, at­ $45,500. Ranch - Fireplace, garage, tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- struments, paintings, fur­ SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Ctip-Out - Fill-In - Mail Today city utilities. . Residential. tilizer plant. Job involves 9109. Garage, appliances, some Beach Co., Manchester Of­ tached garage, walk-out JAMES QUIGLEY, Realtor J. WATSON BEACH CO. CUSTOM DRAPERIES made niture, clocks, advertising ManchMttr OKIca 047*9139 Asking 345,900. Century 21, handlirg and stacking fer­ Bullding-Contrecling 33 items, outright purchase, con­ carpeting, no pets. fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing 15 word minimum Equal Housing Opportunity TWO FAMILY - Built in by me. Very reasonable. Work basement, private lot. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. tilizer bags. Must be In good HORACE Tetrault - Siding, signments. 644-tl962. References and Security. (Opportunity. □ 649-0719 1974. Walking distance to physical condition. Phone Mr. guaranteed. Call anytime 649- Available July 1. Call after 6 Vacant. Owner will trade. Le o n CIESZYNSKI builder - roofing, storm windows, aw­ Hill, 643-0644. 4266. p.m., 643-7792. EAST HARTFORD • Six room OR CALL 643-2711 LAKE FRONT Contemporary hospital. Five rooms, full new homes custom built, nings. Quality workmanship, WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, appllanced kitchens. 3 free estimates. Fully insured. Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ Cape for rent. Adults, no pets. T.J. CROCKETT Ranch - Three bedrooms. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ WE CAN SAVE you money remodeled, additions, rec Sliding doors from living bedrooms and 1 bath each 872-9187, 649-3417, ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, FOUR ROOM Apartment. Hot Security, References. 3260. R e a lto rs 843-1577 COLUMBIA - Four bedroom BOLTON - Delightful three timates, discount senior and time by painting your rooms, garages, kitchens water. Available June 1. Call RATES: Based on consecutive days ad room and master bedroom to unit. Separate heating remodeled, bath tile, cement Jugs, Crocks, Almost 289-2824. Colonial. 2 1/2 baths, conser­ bedroom Ranch facing small citizens. Company house this summer. For a SPECIALIZING cleaning and after 6, 648-4105. vatory, immaculate huge deck, facing lake. Owner systems, driveways and «3 5 ,5 0 0 Work. Steps, dormers. Anything Old. 646-2690. is run. ($2.00 minimum charge.) town green. Large lot, with Manchester owned and good job and a low cost, call repairing chimneys, roofs, OMcet-Sloret lor Pent 55 throughout. 359,500. Welles anxious. 347,900. Century 21, basements. Ready for im­ Residential or commercial. plenty of room for a garden - On Jensen Street. Older 6- operated. Call 6^6-1327. 688-0260 or 688-4345 for a free new roofs. Free estimates. 30 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter SIX ROOM Duplex - EIGHT ROOM Older Colonial Agency, 643-0302, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. mediate occupancy. $57,- estimate. Call 649-4291. tennis court - what have you. room Colonial with gar­ Years Experience. Howley, Tires - In good condition, and Ellington. Near Rockville S e v il l e - s.ow squa^ with two car garage on treed Anxious owner will consider 500. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix 643- 5361. reasonably priced. Call 643- Center. 3130 Monthly. Securi­ feet industrial space, 2,000 lot in quiet residential area. VERNON - Three bedroom all offers. Priced currently in MINI ESTATE - 12 1/2 acres age. Needs some face lif­ sofas, chairs, cars etc. No EX PER IEN C ED MOM - TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ty and references. 648-7477. of woods surrounds this Carpentry and general con­ 4739. snuare feet office space. Easl- Clean, airy rooms. Natural Ranch. Move-in condition. the low low 340’s, B/W Realty, ting, but is an ideal fami­ need for expensive Available to care for school ROOFING - CJiimney repairs. K -d lv id a b le . 26-0495, 249- wooddork. Truly an excellent Desirable location. Owner 647-1419. Majestic Dutch Colonial, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE recovering. 568-5878. age children. Nathan Hale tracting. Residential and 1 to 2 d a ys...... 11* per word per day loaded with extras. Huge ly home. Guaranteed workmanship! NEXT TO NOTHING - An­ MANCHESTER - Four Room 4715 . ______value in the Mid 30’s, Mr. anxious. 338,900. Welles Agen­ AREA — Immaculate 7 ______School____ area._____ 643-2780._ commercial. Whether it be a rooms. Shown by appoint­ Free estimates. Call Ranoy, tiques and other things. Apartment in four family. 3 to 5 d a y s...... 10* per word per day DeRocco, Belflore Agencv cy, 643-0302. MANCHESTER - New to the REWEAVING burns. holes...... s ™ " repair job, a custom a t t r a c t iv e Four r<»m of- ment. Call today. 3148,900. room Cape, country ythlng in 644- 2290, after 4:00 p.m. Corner of East Center and Central location. 3140 647-1413. ^ market. Six room Raised T.J. CROCKETT , umbrellas repaired. PeIntIng-PeperIng 32 built home or an; Century 21, Jackston-Avante, kitchen, fireplaced living between, call 646-13179. Spruce Streets. Open Satur­ monthly, plus heat and fice. Ground level, central 6 to 26 d a ys...... 9* per word per day ANDOVER - Four bedroom Ranch with excellent plush in­ Raaltora 643-1577 V shades, Venetian utilities. 647-1113 after 6:30 Ranch. Acre wooded lot. Wall- 646-1316. room, 4 bedrooms, rec K days, and by appointment. location, Pfofes* ,9,'?®' FUST O m n K . TInrM Rn 4. terior. Large fireplaced living blinds. Keys. TV for rent. PROFESSIONAL Painting - Heeling-Plumbing 35 649-0533 , 643-()527. building, parking and utilities. Over 26 days ...... 8* per word per day to-wall carpet, two car gar­ room, dining room, good sized room, large treed lot. 342,- Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- FOR ALL your Dry Wall EiM ilcflt u v M room (Monlal. I 500.00 interior-exterior. Commer­ needs - Drobiak Dry Wall THREE AND 1/2 Room Call 649-2865. age. 347,900. Welles Agency, kitchen, with back door to 5221. cial and residential. Free es­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, Tm car |iraga, andosM 643-0302, NEW COLONIAL - Three Company, 575 Center Street, 4 1/2 FOOT BATH Tub - Claw Apartment - Refrigerator, hot deck overlooking private rear timates. Fully insured. 646- cleaned with electric cutters, legs. 50 years old. Asking Water, stove, included. Securi­ STORES 4 OFFICES for rent porch, polio, plaslored « iU i, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, first Manchester. Call 646-8882. by professionals. McKinney yard. Home situated across COLONIAL - Seven GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - 4879. 375.00. Call 289-1390, ty. 3150 monthly. Available : Manchester prime location. 3-ioflO boat, appUancM, phit COVENTRY - Seven room from farm land. Priced at Manchesttr floor laundry, fireplaced None too large or too small. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ rooms. 3 bedrooms. 1‘2 NEWTON SMITH •••••••••••••••••••••••••« immediately. Cfall 643-8883 Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor finiihad rac room. City Split. Loads of storage, huge 350,900. B/W Realty, 647-1419. living room, central. $43,500. Call Gordon at 228-9750 for HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch pany, 643-5308. 3100 per month, starting. 649- family room, oversized gar­ baths, rec room with bar. Keith Real Estate, 646-0128, Remodeling, Repairing. Rec Wenled to Buy 48 after 5 p.m. utffitlai, SOON walMo-wal low, low prices. painted for 31S0-3200 by 5 ^ , 643-1393. _____ carpothit oak flooriny. Larga age. 319,900. Welles Agency, SOUTH WINDSOR - Action fireplace, some wall-to- 649-1922. rooms. No Job too small. 649- NO JOB TOO Small • Toilet RANCH Scheduling now. Professional 3144. OLDER BUREAUS, MANCHESTER - Completely lo l Bolt by AnsaM, 1973. 643-0302. Price. 6 Room Aluminum wall. Tastefully decorated. INTERIOR i EXTERIOR repairs, plugged drains, MANCHESTER - New considers any lob. 289-9287, Dressers, rockers, tables, redecorated Four Room Sided Ranch. 1 1/2 baths. Garage. 339,900. Painting - Insured. Good evenings or weekends, Don. kitchen faucets replaced, Owner bain| trantlerred, New listing. oom, Colonial. Three bedrooms, CARPENTRY, Custom chairs, desks and antiques. Apartment. Stove, OFFICE SPACE aniioM to la k Has to ba soon Walk-out, heated recreation work. Reasonable rates. Free repaired. Rec rooms, refrigerator. Garage. room. Garage. Large lot with Ranch, thre ^ -ins, walk-in closets, country estimates. Call Ed Dascanlo, Houses • Adddltions, garages, bathroom remodeling, heat Phone 643-9112. to bo apprpciatoi Priced to firepla'’ _ q V ^ . Only RANCH — 7 rooms, 3 years kitchen, living room, dining Start the year olt rightl roofing and siding, kitchens, Separate heating system. No FOR RENT pool and deck. Owner con­ 649-6985. modernization, etc. Free pets. Security. 3170. 647-1414. aoH. O w io i losporanco, 6 4 9 -1 ^ 4 7 , 9 0 0 sidering all offers. Evenings, $38, last. old. with first floor family area ell. Hardwood floors, Sell your extras with a bathrooms, and r ^ a lr work Estimate gladly given. M 4 M ROTARY LAWN Mower - In 250 square feel, center of I 7120. Lorraine Scrlvano 666-2934. room, fireplace, eat-in storm doors and windows. LAWNS MOWED, lig h t last-action Classified oof all kinds. CaU Robert Jar­ Plumbing 4 Heating. 649-2871. good running condition. Manchester, air condilionlnf and Benton Street. Two Fami­ Call evenings, 649-5125. Days vis for estimate, 643-6712. Reasonable. Please call 643- LARGE THREE Room parking Call 64)-9551 Market Square Sales, 666-1508. kitchen, formal dining trucking. some tree work. ad I Apartment - Centrally ly flat with new heating WARREN E. room. 3 bedrooms. 2 full 289-8251. Low rates. Call after 5 p.m. PLUMBING and Heating - 9262. CARPENTRY 4 Masonry - located. Heated. 3195 EAST WINDSOR - Seldom systems, Franklin stoves, baths. 2-car garage, 646-8864 or 647-1240. PAPER HANGING Expert. Fast service. Reasonable Your average paper, in Additions and remodeling. monthly. Security and available. Authentic 7 Room 2-car garage, one apart­ HOWLAND aluminum siding, treed lot rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 649- references required. 6^1316, Ratort Property Varnon CARPENTRY - All types of average room , 3o0. Mr. Free estimates. Call Anthony 6567. Colonial, (Circa 1757). Realtors 643-1108 355.500. Manchaatar □ RENTALS after 5 . 649-87K. For Pent 58 Beautifully preserved with 4 ment vacant. Excellent carpentry; Remodeling, Richman, 648-3864. Squlllacote, 649-0811. income producer. working fireplaces. 2 1/2 RANCH CONDO roofing, siding. No job too APARTMENT - Two small. Free estimates. 644- A. 4 W. PAINTING - Very CARPENTRY, Remodeling, Flooring 38 COVENTRY LAKE • Three acres. Call Suzanne or Arthur Roomt lor Bent 52 bedrooms, 3250 per month. 1/2 room furnished apartment on NAME Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Newer 3 bedroom Ranch 3079. reasonable. Free Estimates. Additions ■ Roofing, siding, T.J. CROCKETT UNDER CONSTRUCTION - room Condominium, 3 and painting. No job too FLOOR SANDING 4 electrical bill, secu rity large property overlooking She H eralb ADDRESS Beach Co., Manchester Of­ fireplaced 1st floor family Bolton. 8 Room Colonial. 8 PHILBRICK 7 Call Wayne, 649-7696. LARGE ROOM complete Raaltora 643-1577 bedrooms, 2 baths plus 2 half WHY PAY MORE? Quality small. Free estimates. 644- Refinishing Floors like new. ^ , - deposit, heat included. lake. Excellent beach. 3200. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing room, 2 baths, carpeted, Room Dutch Colonial. Large No waxing. (Specializing in |l8ht housekeeping facilities, Service - Major Appliances - J.P. LEWIS 4 SON - Interior 3079. Available July 1st. Call 643- per month June through Opportunity. vinyl siding, wooded Yr acre lots, in country setting. Peter­ baths, rec room, central air older floors). Staining floors. ranee and 4910 after 7 p.m. weeknights, August, 3175. monthly from man Realty si Building Co., conditioning, appliances, Genuine Parts - Fast Service - and Exterior Painting, 649-0358 , 633-8323. P.O. Box 591 MANCHESTER - Treed and lot with panoramic view of AGENCY Accredited Technician • Call Paperhanging, and CARPENTRY - Repairs, Ceilings. In-outside painting, parlting all day weekends. September. Three months In b a n k TAKEOVER - N.h ! Hartford skyline, 2 car gar­ 649-9404. carpeting, pool, tennis, John Verfaille, 646-5750, advance, security deposit. No Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 retirement lot. Boston, 1-1/2 private setting distinquishes R.A. Pearl, 643-5465. remodeling. Fully insured. remodeling, additions, gar­ ROOM FOR RENT - 322. per age. 353,900. Realtors private end unit. 335,900. ages, rooting. Call David 2 2 2 2 , SIX ROOMS (2 Family children or pets. 742-7949. PHONE hrs. 3300 down, beach, boating this seven room gracious CENTER STREET - Recently 649-9658. week. Centrally located. 146 Raised Ranch from others on WINDOW CLEANING - Patrla, 644-17M. House) With three bedroom, rights. 1/3 paid, 34,900 bal. 7 renovated 2 or 3 bedroom Center Street. Please call 649- on a quiet residential, dea­ FOR RENT:, Summer Cot­ yrs. - 375 month. 603-522-3736; the market. Excellent interior Commercial & Residential. PAINTER NEEDS Work - Servicet Wenled 38 WARREN E. Cape. 12x24 living room. CARPENTRY 4 GENERAL 0013. dend street Broad 4 Center tage, Eastham. Mass. Cape 603-522-3636. with plush wall-to-wall Fireplaced dining room. 646-4200 WARREN E. Full insured. Free estimates. Interior, Exterior Painting, carpeting, great layout, and Call Quality Maintenance In­ Papering, by the hour or job. Contracting. Residential- ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, Street area. Security deposit (M l. Close to fresh water, and Appllanced kitchen. TWO FAMILY, Five rooms. and references required. within 5 minutes of bay and BOLTON - By owner. Large many many extras - Like cen­ corporated, 646-8845. Residential, Commercial. Commercial. Repairs, ad­ attics, garages, yards HOWLAND Completely carpeted. New in- HOWLAND ditions, complete buildings. cleaned, moving trucking. Two bedrooms, 3250 monthly. Children and small pets beaches. Sleeps at least six. country Ranch on acre lot, tral air conditioning^. A WE NEED L ltT IN O t NOWI Summer homes, apartments, Plus heat, utilities. Security, Classification...... fwartSyaTtorm ...... j Raaltora 643-1108 ground pool. Immaculate con­ Raaltora 643-1108 aw ns m o w ed Free estim ates. Call Ron Loam for sale. Lawn service. welcome. Early June oc­ All furnished. 3165 per week fireplace, 2 car garage, many pleasure to show. B/W Real­ THINKINQ OF 8ELLINQ YOU* L ■ Caii 649- windows puttied. 20 Years dition. Asking $39,900. Owner, PROPERTY? CALL TODAY! Churchill or Mike Dzagan, No job too big or small - 568- references required. Mr. renUl. Call 742-6607. afterS:S0 extras. 3^,900. 646-7834. ty, 847-1419. 7071 after 6:00 p.m. experience! Will Travel. E. cupancy. Reply Bo*,,®' 649-0449. 643-4139. 8522. Bissell, Phllbrick Agency, 646- Manchester Evening Herald. p.m. Davis, 649-0495. 4200. s ,1 V V -vv*»»^c >1- ’

PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 27, 1977— PAGE TWENTY-ONE, ACROSS 4 Had Answer to Prsviout Puzzle 5 Interweave Autot For Sele 61 Autos For Sale 61 Auloi For Sale SI Autot For Sale 61 I English derby 6 Conger ihariBi M. Schultz town 7 BraadwInner 1969 CHARGER RT - 440 mag, TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- WE PAY $15 for complete 1965 MUSTANG - 289 ’ 6 Long poems 8 Frigidly w h a t a d a y ! m y with extras, $1000 or best 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland automatic. $250. Call 646-1257. Dear Abby II Room to move 9 Cuban dance offer. Call after 5, 646-8466. car. Asking $2550. 646-4938. Auto Body, 528-1990. 13 Church 10 Lurk AMp|.OVftES ffiPORTED official 12 Ululataa 14 Outbuilding 13 Comedian By Abigail Van Buren (comp, wd.) M E 1 b R a l p h n a d SR, Kaye THAT U)A5 A GOOD THAT'5 THE ONLY UAY BESIDES, I KNEUll 16 Lofty c z :> IB National 16 Put up stake call you m a d e even TO Play the g a m e IT WAS GETTING MY 6 | R L FRiEMD A a v E monogram J DEAR ABBY: I am a 53-year.old man who is very much 17 Press for THOUGH IT COST .NEAR SUPPERTlMEj MV NAME To A^Rm A iNE MEMORIAL DAY in love with a 22-year-old girl. I know you think I'm crazy, payment 21 Animal of the YOU THE MATCH... but this girl really loves me. She even broke up with a 19 Sea lettuce cat family 22 Preparing golf young, g^-Iooking man just for me. She worked for me 20 Performs hot 33 Southern 45 Expel 6RBER, AND MV DoA (cont) shot for a short time, but we mdn't want any talk around the 24 By birth general 47 She (Fr.) WEEKEND place, so I had her quit. 23 Himalayan ox 34 Sooner than t u r n e r m e i n Tb DR. 24 Indafinita In 26 New Deal 50 Stanch 36 Contribute My problem is my wife. She won't give me a divorce. ordar project (abbr.) 51 Stable device D O o u m E . - ^*7 38 Swing! Thames Our children are grown, and I offered ray wife a very good 27 Of clay 26 Auxiliary verb 52 Leak out Huge Savings on '77 Pontiacsi settlement, which she refused. 29 Etcapei 28 Edible tuber 39 Seiama plant 64 0ns racing Abby, my girlfriend is the sweetest, most unspoiled girl 31 Bird of pray 30 Social bud 41 Requires L circuit 35 Artiat'a 32 Unh/araal time 42 Antagoniit in the world. She is just the opposite of my wife. She 56 Thots in Brand New Brand New equipment (abbr.) Mickey Finn — Morris Welse appreciates every little thing I've given her, like a small, 43 Old-womanish office inexpensive car, some clothes and taking care of her 36 Darker W HAT DID TH E MAPTIAN TAMCe AAE TO V(X1R 1D77 PONTIAC PHOENIX 1 2 4 1077 PONTIAC mother's hospital bill. I would gladly give up my last dime 37 Malta- 3 5 S A V l O U B A K S ^ / DH-OH...IT^ 4 Door Sedan chuietta city Tfe CDN<^EeSOsAL- BE 5 0 8 1 covers, rustprooflng. List price Logan 60 ST Just when IVe and learned ■some clown front Cottage - On Lake Wilmington, Vermont. Three Power steering, power drive, am/fm stereo, air con­ $6529. SA LE PRICE... 2 Hammer part DEAR PING: Your husband is inconsiderate to relieve gotten used to to tolerate a Kanasatka, Moultonboro, bedrooms, club house with brakes. Automatic. Must sell! ditioning. 92,000 miles. 3 Booth (NIW IPAFIR ENTERPRISE ASSN) comes along New Hampshire. Sleeps S. pools, tennis, etc. Golf, lakes 1800. 6464)678. Excellent condition. Asking Brand New his tension in a manner that adds to yours. Suggest that he being dunked- sissy bubble and Invents' Completely furnished, fully nearby. 1160 weekly. 646-4320. $3,500. 228-9349. 1977 PONTIAC tell his troubles to a doctor before you teU yours to a b a th ' equipped kitchen, screened CONVERTIBLE - Chevrolet 1977 PONTIAC ASTRE lawyer. porcn, sun deck, float, dock. COLUMBIA LAKE - Four Impala 1970. Full power, 1974 PONTIAC Ventura GTO - FIREBIRD ESPRIT Private sandy beach. Great super condition. A beautiful station Wagon Room Cottage. Modern Power steering, power Hardtop Coupe DEAR ABBY: My husband and our daughter were too fishing. Centrally located In facilities. Boat. Reasonable car. 569-2750. brakes, 350 V-8 witfi four close to suit me. They were cutting me out, so I solved it by Win at Bridge Lakes Region. 1200 weekly. rate. Call 6464)333. speed. Low mileage Excellent telling my husband a few things about her, and they are no Call Cromwell. 635-0457, after 1972 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 - condition. $2,550. 643-0434. 6:00 p.m. Four Door Hardtop. Air con­ longer close. Then he developed a closeness with our son, and I used ditioning. Power windows. OLDSMOBILE 1973 Delta 88. One driver. Super condition. the same method, and our son left home. Royal. Four door, air con­ Someone in our family who knew how I solved this Phone 649-9652. ditioning power steering, Bluff holds best percentage problem sent me an article in which there was a similar NOTICE TO CREDITORS power brakes, new tires, INVITATION ESTATE OF BELLE TURKINGTON. excellent condition. $2,295. situation. It said the wife was jealous of her own children. decetted 646-5375. Abby, because I want to be first in my husband's life, The Hon. William E . FitzGerald. TOTAL COST $000 NORTH 27 Somewhere there may be a TO BID Judge, of Ibe Court of Probate. does that mean I am jealous? couple of players who won't Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Including Sd cc Tax a (tog. AA J954 EHstrict of Mancbetter at a hearing 1973 PLYMOUTH Fury 111 - I admit I'm jealous where other women are concerned fall for this swindle, but it Sealed bids will be received in held on May II. 1977 ordered that an Buy* one d Um (oKowIng c m V-8, 380, automatic, power because when he has had to go out of town on business, I V- claim i muat oe presented to the Bahia green with white vinyl sure looks good to us. Just TOO GOOD TO BE TRUEl... ISSS-Fcnl XL-SOO 2 Dr. H.T. t y sllc radio, ruatproofing. (Low 9Q732 the Office of The Director of fiduciary on or before August II, 1977 steering, power brakes, brown bucket seats and canopy top, always go with him. I trust him IN town, but not OUT of ttSS-Ford Thunderbird 2 Dr. H.T. buckskin vinyl interior, Mileage Oemonelrator). List AK963 suppose we run off those six W H AT m a k e s YO U THINK. or be barred as by law provided. 250, V-8 engine, automatic, General Services, 41 Center 1972-Pon«toc Cctolinc 4 Dr. H.T. with beige vinyl roof, new equipped with automatic, Price $6574. SALE PRICE... town. I think that kind of jealousy is normal, but I don't Pearl J. Hultman, power steering, power brakes, WEST EAST hearts while discarding a tires. $1,9(K) or liest offer. 643- power steering, whitewall tires, think it's possible to be jealous of my own children, do you? Street, Manchester, Connec­ Asst'. Gerk 1970- Mwcury Marqvlf 4 Dr. H.T. white steel belted radial tires, spade, a club and then all four AM radio, custom whsst A863 A K 10 7 2 The fiduciary is: 1971- Ford PInlo 2 Dr. Sdn. 5516. air conditioning, tinted glass, JEALOUS McKEE BACK ALIVE ticut until June 14, 1977 at covers, rustprooflng and all 1971-Chr7«tor ImpwM 4 Dr. Sdn. front seat console, rally V 10 832 VS4 diamonds from dummy. AND HEALTHY? E)avld A. Golas standard Astra features. List 11:00 a.m. for the following: > 4 0 9 7 guages, floor mats, body side 9 J9 « K 10 0 MS Main Street 1999 PonUM FIrcMrd 2 Dr. H.T. Maybe the defender with Trucks tor Sele 62 Price $4556. SALE PRICED... DEAR JEALOUS: Yes. And from where I sit, I would ONE PASSENGER CAR Manchester, Conn. 1970-Mcrcury Monterey Conr. moldings, power windows, AM ‘ 5 6 4 3 AQJ10 5 «8742 three diamonds will hold all of 06040 say that you are. I would also say that the “method" you SOUTH (D) them. If he has we are likely The Town of Manchester is an 061-5 1977 CHEVY 3/4 Ton Caravan used to break up the “closeness'' between your husband CATALANO'S AUTO SALES AQ to go down to (ffifeat and will equal opportunity employer, - Brand new, V-8. Automatic, and your children was underhanded and nothing to be Court of Probate, District of 371 MAIN 8T. OVER 60 NEW PONTIACS HERE & ON THE WAY! VAKQJ976 and requires an affirmative power brakes, stabilizer, pan­ look mighty silly if a simple Manchester MANCHESTER, CONN. proud of. « A8S4 attack In diamonds would action policy for all of its Con­ NOTICE OF HEARING eled. $6200. Call 646-2158. AA tractors and Vendors as a con­ ESTATE OF EARL T. TROTTER, Both vulnerable succeed due to the presence of deceased 1971 FORD PICKUP - 3/4 ton, the king in the West hand. dition of doing business with Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 1972 PLYMOUTH Fury - 360. MOTORS, INC. Astro-graph the Town, as per Federal E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 24, Automatic. Power steering, Camper special. Heavy duty, Weit North East South We have set up East-West 1977 a hearing wiU be held on an power brakes. $500. Call 64^ all new tires with fifth wheel. holdings that will defeat the Order 11246. application praying that an instrument 345 Center St. (Rt. 6) 2V 1257. New front wheel disc brakes. By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass 2 A Pass 4 N. T. contract against any line of Bid forms, plans and purporting to be the last will and testa­ ment of said deceased be admitted to Runs like new. Real clean 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 Pass 0 ♦ Pass S N. T. play. Of course, if South specifications are available at probate as in said applicaliMi on file truck. 646-4132. LYNCH CHEVROLET 1970 Pass 0 e Pass 6 V draws trumps, leads the Alley Oop — Dave Graue the General Services Office, more fully appears, at the Court of Probate on June 7, 1977 at 2:00 P.M. Klngswood Estate station LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) You're Pass Pass Pass queen of spades and lets it 41 Center Street, Manchester, Pearl J. Hultman, wagon. Power steering, power ride East must refuse to win Motorcyclet-Bicyclet 64 both Imaginative and lucky to­ Opening lead — Q A Connecticut. Ass't. Gerk b ru e s, Hydromatic, radio, day. so don't back oil from the trick. But anything is I OFFICIALLY CLAIM THERE, THATiS TAKHY ...ILL SEE IF 064- 5 heater ana roof rack. $550. THIS PLACE IN -mE NAME CARE OFl NOW, IF I CAN CATCH TOWN OF MANCHESTER, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville EWMaj/ challenges. Somehow you'll possible when you see all the 643-6595. INVENTORY figure things out to your advan­ cards. OF S U r, KINS OF MOO-' YOU'LL S E T A RRE US A COUPLE CONNECTICUT NOTICE TO CREDITORS 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and ^ STARTED... OF FISH FOR ROBERT B. WEISS, ESTATE OF EDITH L. C. JOHNSON, YOUR BIRTHDAY • May 28,1977 tage. By Oswald & Jam ei Jacoby deceased 1975 FORD LTD - Low rack. $1,750. 289-4042. . DINNER.' GENERAL MANAGER Romantic bonds will be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) An unki'ud reader sent us the The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. mileage, 17,000. Very good 060-5 Judge, of the Court of Probate, Strengthened this year with the Play out your hunches regarding condition. Original owner. $4,- North and South hands and X District of Manchester at a bearing one you love. It Cupid has elud­ ways you sense you can add to asked us the best percentage A Missouri reader wants to held on May 17. 1977 ordered that all 000. Call mornings, or after 5 ed you thus far, don't despair. He your resources today. You may know if it is your legal right to claims must be presented to the play to make six hearts. p.m., 644-8029 or 6444)862. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON has someone special In mind (or be on the track to something LEGAL fiduciary on or before August 17,1977 REDUCTION SALE Our reply was that we would gass your partner's forcing or be barred by law provtM . FX-1200 - Built by factory you. good. Pearl J. Hultman, PINTO - 1974. One owner. 43,- try to get some diamond dis­ NOTICE engineer. Branch heads, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) One- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. It certainly is perfectly Ass’t. Gerk 000 miles. Clean. Viny, roof. Barnett clutch, aluminum cards from our opponents by The fiduciarv is: These Used Cars Must Re Sold! YOU SAVE! to-one relationships take on 21) The larger the group you mix simply leading out six trumps proper in a legal sense. It is NOTICE OF John A. Johnson Stylist rims. Excellent run­ rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ ning. 643-2250. greater Importance than usual with today the better It Is likely to while chucking three rather dangerous if your SPECIAL MEETING 18 Hlllcrest Road buretor, balanced motor, blue today. Fortunately, you're very be lor you. Somewhere In the partner is apt to get really Manchester, Conn. printed motor and transmis­ diamonds from dummy. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 06040 lucky where partners are con­ crowd Is a valuable new contact. mad at you for doing it. 1969 FORD Fairlane - V-8, sion. $3,400 firm. Call 646-7732. cerned. that there will be a Special 065- 5 automatic, $575. Call 5684)715 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Berry’s World Meeting of the voters of THE after 5. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your Conditions are developing to NOTICE TO CREDITORS material prospects, as well as where you will reap a harvest EIGHTH UTILITIES ESTATE OF MINNIE MILLER, The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions DISTRICT of Manchester, deceased NEED CAR? Credit bad? conditions relating to your work from ambitious seeds you've Connecticut, to be held on The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Bankrupt? Repossessed? HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, or career, are quite promising sown. Some sprouts may appear Judge, of the Court of Probate. today. Anything Is possible. today. Monday evening, June 6, 1977 District of Manchester at a hearing Honest Douglas accepts excellent condition, many at 7:30 P.M., at the DISTRICT held on May 17. 1977 ordered that all lowest down, smallest extras. Exceptionally good GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) The AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) claims must be presented to the performance since purchased FIRE HOUSE. 32 Main payments. Douglas Motors, Impression you make on people When It comes to managing dif­ fiduciary on or before August 17,1977 new. $500. Call 646-^40 after you meet today will be a lasting ficult situations, you're a tough or be barred as by law provkM. 345 Main. Street, Manchester, Connec­ 4:30 p.m. one. You needn't worry. You'll be one to equal today. You make ticut, for the following pur­ Pearl J. Hultman, 1973 OLDS Ass't. Gerk 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - 1976 CUTLASS SUPREME a big hit. everything look so easy. poses: The fiduciary is: Mechanically excellent. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE CUSTOM CRUISER WAGON Frank J. Miller CANCER (June 21-July 22) This PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) 1. To finalize the budget 14 Perkins Street Interior and body good. 646- - Lowest Rates Available! V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, COUPE Is a good day to try to conclude Something may occur today proposals for the coming Manchester, Conn. 1194, after 6; 561-2230 days. Immediate binding authority. electric tailgate, woodgrain siding, roof rack. Only 2 Dr. HT., V-8, auto, PS, PB, air, vinyl roof, radial tires. matters of Importance. Stay on where you'll willingly oiler your 06040 Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ fiscal year. 06^S 35,600 miles. top of situations until they're services. Strangely enough, 1974 CHEVELLE Malibu surance Agency, 643-1126. 2. To discuss any other neatly wrapped up. however, you could be the one to NOTICE TO CREDITORS Classic - Brown with vinyl derive the greatest benefits. business that may come roof, bucket seats, air con­ 1974 HONDA CB 360 - Low Special- Special- *4095 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't be a ESTATE OF *3195 stay-at-home today and deprive To find out more about yourself, before the board. ADRIAN G. ST. P IE R R E a/k/a mileage. New battery. ditioning. Clean. ^ 5 0 . 742- yourself of fun. There's send lor your copy of Bernice ADRIAN G. ST. PETER , 5051. Excellent condition. $750. Call 77 OLDS DELTA 88 $9895 75 MONTE CARLO $4498 THE EIGHTH deceased something exciting waiting lor Osol's Astro-Graph Letter. Mall V-8. automatic, PS. PB. 2.000 mites Landau. V-8. auto.. PS. PB. air, AM/FM stereo ONE YR. 12,000 MILE UTILITIES DISTRICT The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. 646-6958, after 5. you out where the action Is. 50 cents and a long, sell- . . ______$4995 radio, tilt wheel, cruise control, power windows. Judge, of the Court of Probate. 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS - 77 DLDS DMEGA addressed, stamped envelope to Michael Massaro, District of Manchester at a beariiu held 35,000 miles. GUARANTEE AVAILABLE VIROO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) Op­ Two Door. 350 V-8, power 1916 50VL MOTOBECANE V -V Auto. PS. PB. bucket seats, console, a/c, 2.- Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, President on Mav 17,1977 ordered that all claims 000 miles. portunity lor gain could unex­ steering, power breaks, am- Moped - 100 mpg. Has ap­ 75 CATALINA $3895 Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Eldward M. Fitzgerald, must be presented to the fiduciary on ON MOST USED CARS! pectedly rear Its lovely head lor or before August 17,1977 or be barred tape deck, radial tires, extras. proximately 400 miles. $100 m 76 MDNTE CARLD S5695 2-Door Hardtop, V-8. automatic. PS. PB. air con- Be sure to specify your birih Clerk I by law provided. After 6, 742-8352. extras. $550. Call 649-9430. V-8, automatic. PS. PB. air, 7,000 mtlos, black, ditoning, vinyl rool, rear defroster, radial tires, low 73 ORAN PRIX $3888 you today. It could come through sign. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ M ADELINEJ rB, ZIEBARTH. Gerk black top, matching Interior. mileage. V-8, auto.. PS, PB, air, bucket seats, console, vinyl an atllueni contact. The fiduciary is: (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ticut. this 23rd day of May FORD 1971 Country Sedan 76 FIREBIRD ESPRIT $4995 79 PONTIAC CATALINA $3888 roof, stereo radio, radial tires. Low, low miles. Benilce G, St. Pierre Campera-Trallert Excellent condition. Ol.ICXAlT KI0OW...FOUR, 1977 199 West Center Street V-6, auto., PS, PB, bucket seats, console, 6,000 V-8, automatic, PS. PB, vinyl roof, blue, blue In­ Wagon - 351 V4I, Automatic, Mobile Hornet 65 055-5 Manchester, Conn. 06040 power steering and brakes. miles, vinyl roof, canopy top. mng wheels. terior. blue lop 73 FORD WA80N $2098 Bugs Bunny — Hclmdahl and Stoffal ® l977 t)yNEA.Inc. I 60ES6, I'M NOT really, 065-5 V-8. automatic transmission, power staaring, Steel radials and luggage 18' CAMPER trailer - single 76 CANARD iM465 power brakes, air conditioning. TDOHUflfaRY. carrier. Good to excellent V-8. 4 speed, PS. PB. radial tires, excellent condi­ axle, excellent condition. ★ USED^ 73 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYAL $2998 BUGS SHOULD ) “Isn't It awful how people e'e so into gossip these TOWN OF MANCHESTER condition. Owner asking $1,- tion. days? Honestly, so what if a White House aide Eleven years old. $1,500. Call 75 CADILLAC SB49S 4 Door, V-8 auto., PS. PB, completely recon­ INVITB M E IN ^ 250. After 6 p.m., 568-6396. 742-8930. ditioned, a/c. new tires. doesn't wear underwear!” PUBLIC NOTICE Sedan deVllle. All Cadillac equipment Air con­ CARS MOMENTARILY TD ditioning, leather Interior, vinyl roof. (2 to choose 72 CHEVY MALIBU $1798 On June 7, 1977, Robert Weiss, General Manager of the 1973 TOYOTA C orolla - TRAILER - 16 foot. Nomad. STOP THIS Our Boerding House — Carrol & McCormick Excellent running condition. from) 74 ELDORADO COUPE $5895 V-8, auto, PS. PB, vinyl rool. excellent condition. Town of Manchester, 41 Center St., Manchester, and appli­ Self contained, excellent con­ DISCORDANT Best offer over $1000. Call 646- 78 VDLVD 164 $5995 Loaded with all Cadillac equipment. Air con­ CACOPHONV/ cant for HUD Title I funding, will request release of funds dition. Reese Hitch. W- Blue with blue leather interior. AM/FM stereo, a/c. ditioning. leather Interior, tilt wheel, stereo, gold, 2158. white Cabriolet roof, gold leather Interior. 72 OLDS 88 S15{ NOT BAP! ILL MAKE (300 FOR A HAB-RUMPH’ from the Department of Housing and Urban Development Electric brakes, extras - 78 CUSTDM CRUISER $4895 V-6. auto., PS, PB, special. you FORfiET $1200. Manchester, 649-2183. 74 SEDAN DaVILLE $4998 F IN D E R S f e e : AND TNAT AREA IS lor two storm water compensation projects located in East 1964 DODGE Polara - 37,800 Station Wagon. V-6. automatic. PS, PB, air, power POLICED£0 HEAVILT TNAT EVEN THAT I OUARPED ^m etery and encompassing a small pond off Porter Street windows, power seats, lilt wheel. All Cadillac equipped Including air conditioning, 71 LTD WAGON $1« sO!^ original miles. Must sacrifice. leather interior, lilt wheel, cruise control and HOOPLt COULD GUARD TNE< Ma c ARTHUR TOew projecU are consistent with the Town's application to LOOK NO MORE - We have 78 CUSTDN CRUISER S4998 v-8. auto.. PS. PB. air. 4-27 b Call 647-9442 between 8 a.m. the home for you. One only. stereo. DIAMOND! DURING HIS HUD for Title I funds. Environmental review records have and 9 p.m. Wagon, V-6, automatic. PS. PB. air. power win­ HISTORIC . Display model 14 foot wide, dows. power seats, till wheel. 74 CADILLAC SEDAN $4995 70 CUTLASS SUPREME S1S98 been prepared for the above named projects and may be E S C A P e r loaded with extras. Just $10,- De Vllle. All Cadillac equipment Including a/c, 2 Door Hardtop. 8, automatic, power etetring, BETTER WATCH reviewed or copied in the General Manager's office. Town 1976 HORNET - 4 door. leather Interior, till wheel, cruise control, stereo. w CRUMWELL'5 ESTATE NI6HT ANP FROM 900. Im m ediate parking power brakes, air conditioning, bucket seats, tow Automatic, power steering, Hall, 41 Center St., during business hours. through out the state. 74 CHEVY CAPRICE $2995 mileage. PAY. MAdCR.' HE ONCE PROSEOlTEP CORREGIPOl?' Ace — WIrth air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best 74 DATUSN 260-Z This Funny World The Town of Manchester will undertake the projecU Excellent financing available. 4 Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic. PS. PB. power A SCHOOLBOY CROSSING 6UARP offer. 289-7035. windows, low mileage. 70 LoMANS S1698 ^scribed above with Block Grant funds from the US Trades welcome. Plaza V-8. automatic, power steering, power brakes FOR VAWN1N(3 AT THE LISHT:' 74 MUSTANG II $2795 good conditioni PLAY THAT LAST NUMBER Housing and Urban Development (HUD), un- Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross 4 speed, I 1972 TOYOTA - Excellent Highway, Berlin Tpke. Berlin, 4 cylinder, auto, vinyl roof, radial tires, low AGAIN.' I LIKE TH' T'- ® ^° ™ ® Community Development Act transportation, good radial tires mileage, very economical car. Conn. 1-828-0369. AM/FM radio, 68 MERCURY MONTEGO $1098 WAV YA HANDLED of 1W4. The To-, II of Manchester is certifying to HUD that mechanical condition, needs s^439 5 i low mileage. 73 OLDS 98 $2995 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power steering I A M ON TW' EASS the Town of Manchester and Robert B. Weiss, in his official tires. Best offer takes it! 643- 4 Door. Luxury Sedan. V-8. aulo. PS. PB. a/c. all and brakes. ARE YOU Selling your mobile luxury equipment. Special this week. THE VER SE ^ Ihe jurisdic­ 4905 evenings. home. Buyers waiting. Please tion of ^ Federal Courts If an action is brought to enforce OF CONSUMING call Plaza Homes, Aoker. 1- A DELICIOUS responsibilities in relation to environmental reviews decl- 1975 HONDA CIVIC - Four 828-0369. \ speed. Excellent condition. M any II FISH .. “’*** '■esponsibllitieshave •• 1977 CADILLACS OO been ratisfled. The legal effect of this certification is that Averages 33 m.p.g. 22,000 mile 1976 PUMA - Sleeps six. Four S tyles & C o lors DINNER,' $2350.^11 649-2785 anytime. OIUSMOBIK ] p ^ n the Town of Manchester may use the burner stove, many extras. to Choose From! FOR its respon- PARTS Department now open Excellent condition. $1500. 633-7162. Im m e d ia te u n n ®!1,“'”^®'^ **'® Environment Policy Act of \ m Saturdays. Complete line of PONTIAC IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! L/> VERY filidi “* approval of the release of Chrysler parts. Chorches D e livery! WELL- KEPT Motors. 649-3646. PHOENIX TRAILER - Sleeps .h i “>e certification only if it is on one 8. Excellent condition. Ice 9 * A' 5ECRET= xufiuiiJutiL; of ^ following bases: (a) that the certification was not in y (9,((x N ,A mi ! 'll S Pll (XI A T 1971 FORD Custom - New box, heater, stove. $750. Call 9 Mr. Goodv/rench ®^ “*® ®*’*®* **«®“‘*ve officer of the applicant to 5, 643-7757. or (b) that applicant s environmental review record for the paint job and transmission. RENT-A-CAR by day • week* month : says: Good condition. $700. Call 649- Short Riba — Frank Hill projKta indicates omission of a required decision, finding 5125. 1972 STARCRAFT Galaxy:y 8 -• or step applicable to the projects in the environmental Tent Trailer, tr ie Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model | “Use Genuine NOW I'M GONNA FIX , refrigerator, dual gas tanks, 7 I've P IK ED review piwesa Objections must be prepared and submitted 1973 CAPRI - 55,000 miles, io< GOING 'THE STOCK M A R K gT / In accordance with the required procedure (24 CFR Part 58) am/fin 8-track, radials. Good doubleble dinette, ■' wardrobe. 8x10 DAILY RENTALS FROM *8.00 PER DAY GM P e r tt r awning, with screening. A MILE T f M e / I ^ n»y l»e addressed to HUD at the Hartford Area Office' condition. $2,000. 647-1229,649- ^VA|V..K^ Ope Financial Plaxa, Hartford, CT. Objections to the release 9764. Sleeps 8. Excellent condition. $1300, firm. Call 646-8133. of funds on ^ s other than those stated above will not be It77 M c N i^ t SyiiJ.. Inc. S-ZT objection received after June 21 1973 MARQUIS Station Wagon - 9 passenger. Immaculate in­ 1977 will be considered by HUD. Automotive Service 66 Route 83 SCRANTON 872-9145 “ When we change over to the metric ayetem, side ana out. Excellent Dated at Manchester, Conn, this 25th day of May 1977. mechanical condition. Air I wonder what they'll call pound cake?" Town of Manchester ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- VERNON 643-1181 conditioning. Stereo, power sun specialists, factory Robert B. Weiss steering, power windows and MOTORS, INC. trained, one day service, 114 A' General Manager seats. Roof rack. Phone 289- 067-5 East Main Street, Rockville. CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC 6760. 871-1617,