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• MANcfflstite, A r a t i . 1*77 - xs?n, no m Oil rig capping delayed STAVANGER, Norway (UPI) — A Lane said his company’s ’’Bravo’’ Hansen and Richard Hatterberg — began spewing Friday night when the Phillips Petroleum Co. official said well in Europe’s largest oil field was were flown to the disaster site to han blowout preventer was removed today no attempt would be made un still free-flowing and an American dle the tricky job of capping the well. during routine maintenance. Sixteen til at least Tue^ay to cap a runaway team of oil rig fire experts will other nearby well? immediately offshore oil rig spewing tons of a "attempt to put the' blowout equip The two men, plus three Phillips were closed. murky mud and oil mixture into the ment in place" ’Tuesday. employes from Stavangar, boarded Phillips Sunday stopped all North Sea. He minimized the danger of fire on the oil rig Sunday by helicopter as operations in the field, which normal Charles Lane, regional ad nearby offshore rigs from the slick. a change of wind helped disperse ly produces 350,000 barrels daily. The ministrative manager for Phillips at "I don’t think the oil could be set on natural gas fumes that could expM e oil is sent via pipeline to the British Stavangar, said "nothing has fire even if you put a match to it,” he at any time. ’They left the rig after an Teeside refinery 215 miles to the changed ’ on the rig, which has shot 4 said. ’"The water is so cold it just hour and flew to a nearby rig where southwest. million tons of sludge 120 feet into the congeals." they finalized their plans. A Norwegian ship constantly air dally since Friday. showered the rig with water to Relatively calm winds have slowed However, natural gas escaping Weather forecasts call for high reduce the danger of fire or explo the progress of a 100-square-mile oil from the well still posed a problem, winds and nine-foot waves within sion. slick toward the coasts of Norway officials said. three days, a situation that would ex If capping is not successful, a relief and Denmark. The blowout of the rig ’Two oil well fire experts from pand the slick and make working on well must be drilled to siphon off the has caused Europe’s worst offshore Houston’s famous Red Adair Fires the rig extremely hazardous. pressure from B14 well — but that 2 pollution disaster. and Blowout Co. — Angsar "Boots” ’The B-14 well of the “ Bravo” rig could take up to two months. After drilling a relief well, heavy mud and concrete would be forced down the well and it would gradually Hussein, Carter meet displace the oil and equalize the pressure under the rig. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President we face possible opportunities for (government ministers expressed tion that morality has no place in the concern about environmental aspects Carter and King Hussein of Jordan major strides toward permanent foreign affairs of states,” said Hus today began a three-day "working peace in the Middle East.” of the blowout, although a marine 5 sein. “ By so doing, you have meeting” with a somber examination biologist said fish did not yet appear However, he cautioned: “ It would demonstrated a breadth of vision and BLE of the obstacles that lie in the way of to be in danger. be a mistake to be too optimistic personal conviction that has cap a permanent resolution of Middle bwause of the serious nature of the tured the hopes of people all over the East problems. divisions which have long separated world.” Carter and his wife welcomed the one people from another in the Carter and Hussein then went House votes Jordanian monarch in a brief, eastern Mediterranean region.” directly into the White House for the austere ceremony on the South Lawn Hussein praised the United States first of three meetings. They sat side of the White House — similar to the for its role in seeking a permanent by side in the Oval Office. Carter in favor of other meetings Carter has had with peace in the Middle East, and took said, “ We have a very good group of Middle Elast leaders. the opportunity to support the Carter moderate leaders (in the Middle "This year, 1977, is a special emphasis on human rights. school fund East) who tremendously want time," Carter said. “It’s one when “ You have rejected the cynical no peace.” The state House of Represen tatives Friday passed the bill‘ to provide funding for 76 school con Shooting victim saved, struction projects, including Manchester’s Bentley and Washington Schools. The bill now just needs the signature of Gov. Ella Grasso to become law, so the Town but condition critical Board of Directors may give the go- ahead this week for the Washington Mark Sheehan, about 22, of 54 lieu of 820,000 bond for court were called to the scene. School-West Side Rec project. Chestnut St., was still listed in appearance in Common Pleas Court Hart was arrested on the scene, On April 12, the directors tabled a critical condition today at 12, Elast Hartford. request from the Board of Education A and a weapon, a small revolver, was Manchester Memorial Hospital after Police Chief Robert D. Lannan said taken into custody, Lannan said. to approve up to $20,000 in planning Six-year-old Brian Malley of 132 Lydall St. was out bright and undergoing emergency surgery early the regular patrol was called to the Cause of the incident and further costs for the Washington School-West early to try his luck in the Manchester Lions Club Fishing Derby Sunday morning for a gun ^ o t wound apartments after reports of a distur details were still under speculation, Side Rec work. The board voiced its Saturday morning at Saulters Pond. With heavy rain falling, his inflict^ at the Chestnut St. address. bance in the building about 4:48 a.m. Lannan said. Lannan, Capt. Sartor support for the project, but felt that dad, Dave, was along to hold the umbrella. (Herald photo by They found Sheehan seriously it could not appropriate town money Terry J. Hart, 22, also a resident in and Det. Lt. John Krinjak are Dunn) wounded in the abdomen and chest. heading up the investigation. The until state funding is guaranteed for the Centennial Apartments at 54 He was taken to the hospital by the the work. Chestnut St., was arrested im patrol personnel handled the majori Manchester Ambulance Service and The directors said that once the bill mediately after the Incident and ty of the initial inquiry. P operated on immediately. was passed by the state, they would charged with assault with a deadly Chief Lannan gave credit to the Youthful anglers Chief Lannan and Capt. Joseph Sar schedule a special meeting to ap weapon. He was being held today in medical personnel at the hospital for tor, chief of the detective division. quick and able action. prove the go-ahead for preparations of final plans for Washington School INS and the West Side Rec. The Board of make rainy catch Education is anxious to start the Top winners in the Manchester Lions work as soon as possible so that con Jack Bilson, derby coordinator, Many laud Robert Weiss Club Fishing Derby held Saturday at siderable progress can be made reports $1,000 in fishing tackle and before the winter months. Salters Pond were Stuart Heavisides, gifts was distributed with 26 con At the time of the board's decision, Stephen Bogli and John Enright. testants walking off with prizes. the Senate had approved the bill, but There were 340 youngsters entered Despite the all-day rain. Lions Club for contribution to town the House had sent it to the Educa under rainy conditions in what's officials were pleased with the tur tion Committee for a proposed fun hoped to be an annual event. nout. Heavisides hauled in a 15-ounce Chief judge was Margarey Nichols, BY BETTY RYDER James B. Holmes served as master ding amendment. The amendment Mrs. Vivian Ferguson and Rabbi was defeated, and the House vote pickerel for the largest fish caught. assistant managing editor of Field & Herald Reporter of ceremonies and Phil Rubins, B’nai Wind. igs Friday now clears the way for Bogli reeled in a 13 ^a-ounce bass Stream. Friends, relatives, co-workers and B’rith president, called the gathering Rubin addressing the group said, while Enright pulled in a 13-ounce political rivals joined together in to order. signature by the governor to make The first 50 youngsters to record “ We’ve come a long way since the perch. catches received various fishing brotherhood Sunday for a breakfast Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple Beth the bill law. i BIA was organized 10 years ago.” Jack Bilson III won first prize for tackle items and the first 300 who honoring Town Manager Robert B Sholom gave the invocation. Gov. Grasso has previously voiced He cited the groups which com total weight of total fish caught for Weiss. her support for the bill and her registered received gold plated en ovation . prise the BIA and the display of youngsters five years and younger. souvenir fish hooks. The Brother In Action (BIA) signature is expected. A spokesman Among the program participants brotherhood evidenced by breaking Jennifer Zanlungo hauled in the Financial support came from the ilin g new breakfast, sponsored by the in her office said this morning that citing Weiss’ contribution to the com bread together. largest catch for those 6-8 years old, Keebler Co., Richard Late, A&B Campbell Council of the Knights of she should receive the bill in ten days k you'll be munity were Nathan G. Agostinelli, Judge .Fitzgerald noted the many Water took honors for those 9-K) Sport Shop, Nassiff Arms, J.B. Bait, Columbus, the Manchester Lodge of to two weeks and then would have up Dr. John E. Rogers, Fran Mahoney, difficulties facing a town manager to 15 days to sign it. years old and Zajac for those 11-12 Farr's. The Eighth District emergen Masons and the Friendship Lodge of Mayor Matthew M. Moriarty Jr., the and said Weiss’ patience, skill, tact years old (first names were not Mayor Matthew Moriarty said. ” if cy medical technicians were on hand Masons, and the Manchester Chapter Rev. Clifford Simpson, Judge FYank noted. Mosser (first name also not show you and judgment have made him a the House has passed it, I would say as well as members of the Civil of B’nai B’rith, was held at The Monchun, William Sleith, Norman o m ise you valuable asset to the community. we (the directors) will act on it. noted) won a prize for largest fish Defense unit and the Park Depart Colony in Talcottville. Fendell, Judge William Fitzgerald, Judge Monchun of Windsor, a long We’re very happy to hear it has caught while Mike Tomkunas won a ment. selectiona, time friend and associate of Weiss, passed.” prize for largest trout caught. id m on ey! recalled when Weiss had first come to Windsor to serve as town manager Is, Layaway, there. “ We worked closely for more than ne 871-0060 seven years, I as town counsel, and we hated to lose him to Manchester. Today’s news summary Bob did as fine a job for Windsor as to 9:00 he is doing here in Manchester.” Compiled from United Preae Internetlonel 2 Dr. Rogers updated the BIA ac m . tivities and said, “ In the past decade we have contributed more than $750,- State BOSTON (U P I)-T h e U.S. At National 000 to various community projects.” torney’s office this week is Rogers, speaking of Weiss’ ac WINSTED (UPI) - Mark R. expected to oppose the requested complishments, said, "It took a lot of Pfaefflin, 17, of Winsted died ear release of the Soviet trawler SYRACUSE, N Y. (UPI) - guts to strive to bring J.C. Penney to ly Sunday when he ran into his Taras Shevchenko, held in Boston Connecticut GOP Chairman Manchester.” family’s burning house to save his for alleged violations of the 2(X)- Frederick K. Biebel has been “A heartwarming gathering” is 5 eight-year-old sister, Robin, mile fishing limit. Thomas D. elected chairman of the Northeast how Rabbi Wind termed the whom he thought was inside. Edwards has asked U.S. District Republican State Chairmen's breakfast honoring the town Mark’s brother, Rickey, 20, un Court Judge Frank J. Murray to Association. Biebel, who has manager. successfully tried to save Mark by hold an emergency hearing on the headed the Connecticut GOP “ Bob is active in the Temple; not putting a ladder against the house issue, saying the owners have suf since 1975, was elected Saturday as active as I’d like him to be, but he and climbing up to Robin’s second fered "enormous and un at the regional organization's an has many commitments, and I un floor bedroom window. Robin was justifiable economic loss due to nual meeting. derstand.” at the home of a next door its absence from the fishing He attributed Weiss’ success and neighbor. grounds.” contribution to the community as BOS’TON (UPI) - Doors to stemming from his home, his wife, grand jury rooms in International Gloria, and their three children. Regional Massachusetts, closed for cen Norman Fendell, director of the turies to outsiders, could open Regional Occupational Training EAST LONGMEADOW, Mass. soon to allow defense lawyers to LUBUDl RIVER, Zaire (UPI) Center, lauded Weiss’ determination (UPI) — Employes at the world’s sit in on the secret deliberations — Zairean and Moroccan troops and dedication in helping make the largest manufacturer of games and advise clients of their con have rebuilt a bridge across the ROTC a reality. returned to work today, ending a Lubudi River in preparation for a In presenting the B’nai B’riUi stitutional rights. Legislation per three week strike which was the mitting witnesses or defendants final assault on the strategic town Community Service Award to Weiss, first for Milton Bradley Co. since to be accompanied by their at of Mutshatsha. Military officials Rubin congratulated him on his devo 1941. The 1,200 members of Local torneys during grand jury told President Mobutu Sese Seko tion to the principles of brotherhood 224 of the Retail, Wholesale and deliberations already has during a visit to the front lines that and said, "Bob has really grasped the Department Store Workers Union received initial Senate approval, the insurgents already had aban need of the people.” doned the town, the former voted 529-129 Saturday in favor of by a surprising 30 to 3 vote, and is Town Manager Robert B. Weiss, at left, received the B ’nai In accepting, the town manager regional headquarters for the the company’s third offer. ’The expected to be shipped to the B rith Community Services Award from Phil Rubins nresident thanked those in attendance and es Zairean army, which fell to the in strike was called April 3 when the House this week where it faces an o^B nal B ’rith, at honors breakfast Sunday. (Herald^photo by pecially his family for their un last contract expired. vading rebels March 28. derstanding and steadfast dedica uncertain future. tion. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 25, 1977
______^ j= ^ 7 !g g _ g V E N lN G HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 25, 1977- PAGE THREE-A About town J Cluster zone foes see interest ennflintf Theater schedulD Dr. MacLauchlin installed About to w n ^ ^ l Dillon bid lowest Temple Chapter, OEIS, to all area men interested In By GREG PEARSON Economic Development Commission used as a temporary drainage area will meet Wednesday at 8 singing four-part Burnside ’Theater 1 — "Fun Kong” 1:00-3:30-7:004:20 ’The Church World Ser Tuesday at 10 a.m. In Dillon Sales and Service, of 319 Main St., is the apparnt Herald Reporter (EDC) and Jack Goldberg is a during rainy periods, but would be With Dick and Jane” 7:30-9:10 Vernon Cine 2 — "A Star is p.m. at the Masonic Tem barbershop harmony. vice clothing drive is un Luther Hall of Emanuel low bidder for two Town Fire Department vehicles. About 25 residents who are opposed member of the Town Board of Direc dry at other times. Burnside Theater 2 — Bom” 1:30-4:00-7:064:30 at Congregational Church ple. Mrs. Carolyn Nelson tors. derway. Packages of Lutheran Church. After the p e bids for the vehicles were opened Friday. Dillon to a proposed cluster subdivision on The detention area is expected to "Voyage of the Damned” 7:40 U.A. 'Theater 1 — "Airport will report on the recent The council on ministries The Town Charter prohibits town clothing may be left at meeting, the Beethoven submitted a price of 94,830 for a four-wheel drive pickup the Lenti Farms tract off Gardner St. hold water for a couple of hours after Manchester Drive-In — 77” 2:00-7:169:30 T he Rev. Dr. James D. Grand Chapter session and of North United Methodist officials, including members of the "King Kong" 8:00; "Buffalo Concordia Lutheran Glee Club will rehearse. tr^k the lowest of four prices that were submitted met Saturday afternoon and raised rainy periods. But, residents raised U.A. Theater 2 — "Eagle MacLauchlin, former pastor of the will also be accepting Church will meet tonight at EDC and Board of Directors, from Bills and the Indians” 10:00 Church (rear) and today •i. “"'y fo'' a station wagon for several concerns about the develop questions about possible malfunc Has Landed” 2:00-9:20 Central Square Congregational reservations for the June 7 at the church. having a financial interest in any Vernon Cine 1 — “King and ’Tuesday from 6:30 to A neighborhood coffee t^Partment. 'The company submitted a price of ment, including the possibility of a tions that could cause flooding or U.A. ’Theater 3 — "Winnie Church in Bridgewater, Mass., was 26 C oachlight D inner "transaction” with the town. It other problems. the Pooh and Littlest Horse 7:30 p.m. will take place 'Tuesday at $4,MO for the vehicle. Both prices include the trade-in of conflict of interest for the Installed at a special service Sunday vehicles presently owned by the department. Theater party. The council on ministries defines transaction as "the purchase, ’Thieves” 1:00-7:30 ■ 1:30 p.m. at the Outreach developers. "It could be a considerable hazard evening as pastor of the Second Refreshments will be of South United Methodist sale, leasing or other transfer of any ’The Old Guard will meet Center, 64 Church St. The meeting, held in the garage of to kids in the neighborhood,” Ed Congregational Church, 385 N. Main served by Mr. and Mrs. Church will meet tonight at a Tuck Rd. home, was called to dis property.” Chapin, a 'Tuck Rd. resident, said. 7:30 at the church. St. Ronald Mottram and Mrs. cuss the proposed 79-home develop But, Goldberg said that he does not Another ’Tuck Rd. resident, Paul m John VonDeck Jr. feel such a conflict exists. irazTiwn. Participants in the service were ment, which would be a Residence Berte, said, "If a hazard doesn’t the Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pastor Mandamus sought from allot US to MOM The worship and music "Clearly, I think neither Bob I cOiMciKvrsMiorwy hiq'i-Frwtni FrMnT A A Cluster Zone. A cluster zone for exist, you don’t create it. There isn’t H ■IXIII M liM of Center Congregational Diurch; The Golden Age Club will committee of Concordia tbe near 40-acre tract would permit (Stone) nor myself would have enter a hazard there now.” meet Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. Lutheran Church will meet the Rev. Harry G. Myers, scribe, in FOI conflict the developer. Stone & Goldberg, to. tained the notion of submitting a map ’The developers have said that the Saturday M U PIIUIIIC Hartford East Association, United Atty. Gen. Carl R. Ajello has been ordered to appear in at the Senior Citizens tonight at 7:30 at the build all of the 79 homes — Residence if we felt there was a conflict of in drainage area will assist in helping 854 Church of Christ and pastor of the court on Tuesday, May 3 to explain his reasons for not Center. Refreshments will church. AA zoning permits two homes per terest,” he said. solve a town drainage problem for B urnside SW lURISlOE IVE usr HINffORO First Congregational Cnurch, East representing the Freedom of Information (FOI) Com be served. acre — on 75 per cent of the tract’s He also said that the map the watershed area from Lookout I-8S till 91 —(Hits -HnsM i«t sot' Windsor; the Rev. Allen F. Tinkham, mission In its attempt to get information about com The evangelism comittee acreage. The remaining 25 per cent "complies in every way” with sub Mountain to Globe Hollow. The local chapter of of Emanuel Lutheran division regulations and that neither Oionoi HOAL minister of church development, munications between Tax Commissioner Gerald J. of the land would then be turned over Walter Senkow, town engineer, JANI FONDA Parents Anonymous will Church will meet tonight at he nor Stone had any intention of Connecticut Conference, United Heffernan and the J.C. Penney Co. to the Town of Manchester. was among those who attended the Church of Christ; Roderick Wright, meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 7:30 in the church library. taking advantage of their positions in ‘TUN WITH Heffernan appeared before the FOI Commission in This results in smaller lot sizes Saturday meeting. Senkow, who lives stewardship committee, Second Center Congregational town government. _ DICK A JANE" February and refused to answer questions about dis being allowed in the cluster zone. The on nearby Dartmouth Rd., answered PQ • Mon.
Seminar President James A. Gar each hand and writing Eu? ntng raUi Six ways to help children learn field was ambidextrous and simultaneously in Greek and slated used to demonstrate his abili-, Latin. Manchester — A City of Village Charm ty to guests by taking a pen in ' Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Business Strategies to protect cor M«flib*r. Audit Burtau of Circulation Mambar. Unitad Pratt Inlarnatlonal Literacy decline laid to parents porate officers from legal Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, liability will be taught in a HOME Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. two-day seminar being offered here by tee Univer vironment — the American home. Talk with your child. Direct con Avoid picking books that frustrate or - loeal daparrura 6mai . Raymond F. Robmton. Editor-Publlthar Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor By Dr. William H. Nault sity of Connecticut School 9:15am 12:15pm 3:45pm Education specialists estimate versation to him or her from infancy. stymie the learning experience. SHOW ' The U.S. Office of Education DeCormier gets Datsun award of Business Administration 5:45pm 8:45pm Help your child learn to distinguish Early childhood reading should — local daparturc timat - recently released the shocking fact that 50 per cent of intellectual April 28-29. 8:30am 10:40am 2:30pm for Willimantie, Danlabon and development takes place between sounds and imitate them. lead to meaningful discussion, and, Providanea, with onward or oon- Opinion that 23 million American adults can Nissan, U.S.A., distributor of Datsun cars and trucks, Meeting from 9 a.m.-4:30 4:45pm 7:45pm birth and four years of age. This Take a walk together. Talk about hopefully further study. Ask qi.m. both days at the nacting aarviea to Nawport, Fall not read or write well enough to func has presented a "Datsun Quality Dealer Award” to for Watarbury, Southbury, Dan Rivar, Naw Bedford, Capa Cod questions, and encourage your child bury, Yonkars. Ntw York CKy points, Boston & Logan Airport tion in today’s world. And, the makes you, the parent, the single the things you see and hear. Help the DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc. of Manchester. Business School on release went on to say that an ad- most important teacher your child child classify objects as you see to find the answers — first with your "The award is given for outstanding achievement in Woodland St., “Protecting You'll tw m oft, anjoy m ort - u va tim a.jw a gai and iraval in F U L L COMFORT Today’s Manager from dltonal 40 million possess just the will have. them: food, plants, farm animals, help, then through independent sales, service, parts management, advertising and MANCHESTER! The code of silence Legal Liability’’ is minimal skills for “survival.” birds, etc. study. To do this properly, add good customer relations,” said Blaine Dorsett, vice president Sing to your child. This teaches reference books to your home library of Datsun’s sales staff. It represents tee company’s designed to combat tee loss ThU is the official emblem that will be used on aU Slop in or phono for ichorjulot & tic k iu to off pointi It’s a startling report, but true. of time, money, and chief pubUcaUons, potters, signs, passes and other materiaU which BOB'S MOBIL STATION enjoyment of music and rhythm. — books that are not only highest recognition of superior automobile dealership must be broken And the situation is getting worse. executives through civil promote the first annual Manchester Home Show, sponsored by *21 Hprtford Hil. lit Piltn Sl.l - Phono 646 7348 authoritative, timely, and upto-date, management. tone block from Keeney Si. exit of Intsrxtate 84) How can an advanced country like Help your child Frank G. Santy and criminal lawsuits. the Jaycees. The event will be May 14 and 15 in the Manchester The third annual report of however, does not really solve the U.S. have nearly one out of three Help your child roll over, crawl, but are easy to use and understand. Armory. the Care Line, a program of the problem. Child abuse still people barely able to write or read— stand, and walk. This develops mus Developing learning skills is the Connecticut Child Welfare needs to be brought out into the a country with the highest standard cle control. Let your child explore. preschool children gives them a Santy joins open where it can be prevented of living, the most schools, and the Provide safe play objects such as significant leg-up in their Intellectual Association, Inc., has some development. and/or cured. best trained teachers? boxes of different sizes, blocks, law firm sobering and disturbing Much to do There is a vicious cycle of Learning gap scraps of cloth with different statistics for Manchester. taxtures, spoons, and pans. If your child is already in school, Frank G. Santy, tee son child abuse in that an abused The problem is not basically the During the first two years of learner. The problem is learning Help your child learn that he or she there’s still a great deal you can do. of Francis and Mary Santy of Manchester, has been the program, 43 and 45 in child often becomes an abused itself. America has a serious lear is a part of a family group. Include For one thing, don’t abdicate the associated with tee Enfield cidents of child abuse were parent. Child abuse is found in ning gap. your child in planning family ac learning responsibility to the Law Firm of Berger & tivities. Give encouragement and teacher. The home is still the reported; but in the third year all levels of society. Fortunate Television is part of the problem. Alaimo in tee general prac praise when it is merited. primary learning environment. Con this figure jumped to 112. ly, the cycle can be broken and Instead of reading, too many children tice of law. spend hours in front of the tube Control your child’s television tinue to encourage Independent 2 help is available to all. Now we know some of the in viewing. Search out better TV reading, reading aloud, and discus Santy, formerly an at watching programs with little or no torney with Aetna Life and crease can be laid to increased Help is not limited to the programs for children and share sion. educational value. Indeed, in many Casualty, is a graduate of public awareness that help is child but to the abuser as well. them with your child. Talk about the To learn more about what your instances the learning is actually Boston College and the available to the abused child Public awareness leads to negative, as violence and anti-social programs. Correct any misconcep child is studying and how you can Western New England and, very importantly, to the, parental awareness, and behavior are glorified daily on televi tions that may have developed from help, visit the classroom and get ad School of Law. He is a child abuser. between the two, child abuse sion. The Nielsen index shows that the programs. vice from the teacher. Be supportive member of the Connec to the teacher and school in can be reduced because it is the average American child views Read to them ticut, Massachusetts, Hart But this more than double furthering the educational goals set ford County and American over 15,000 hours of television by the Most importantly, read to your 5 rate increase does indicate well established that the Bar Associations, and time he or she graduates from high child. If you can, read everyday, for your child. Provide a place for Fashion abuser often reaches out for Association of Trial that the child abuse problem is school, compared with only 11,000 even when he or she is in the crib. your child to study in comfort and help. privacy. If problems arise In any sub Lawyers of America Tunics or much greater in Manchester hourt of formal classroom instruc And read in a way that will make the ject area, learn the proper skills and 100% Polyester^ than most of us would like to The public must get over the tion. experience enjoyabie. It’s been Santy resides at 1 techniques so you can help. think. reluctance to report child shown that children who are taught Theresa Street with his Knit Pants The present condition of our Don't nag wife, the former Patricia There is something about abuse. Child abusers must schools also plays a role. Education the joys of reading at an early age Your The Missouri Department of There’s a lot you can do to help Dlugozlma of Elasteamp- this society of ours that realize their illness can be budgets have been cut. Access to up- learn to read quickly and with IHtle Choico: Education has developed six easy difficity in school. your child learn. There are also some ton. Mass, and his two treated and help is available. to-date learning materials has children, Robert and enables us to get up in arms if guidelines to help parents encourage Let your child choose a favorite things you shouldn’t do. Don’t nag decreased. And perhaps most Pamela. we see a man abusing a dog or Hopefully, next year the early childhood learning. I highly your child to achieve or compare him damaging is the breakdown of order book or story for you to read. When The firm of Berger & some other dumb animal; but, report of child abuse calls recommend taking note of these or her to other children. Learning in our schools — particulary in cen he or she is oid enough, write down Alaimo has been in guidelines, and practicing them on a should be a pleasant and positive let us rationalize that from Manchester will be less tral cities. the words as you say them. This will existence in Enfield for whatever happens in a family — not because people are regular basis! show your child that printed material experience, an ongoing experience more than 20 years. The Gap contributes Listen is nothing more than “printed talk” that’s encouraged and prals^. partners of tee firm are Tunics, Reg. to 8.99: is their own business. hiding behind the code of There’s a little doubt that televi Poiytstsr, acatata/nvlon. Listen to your child. Pay attention and that reading back this “talk” is a The tragedy of 23 million American Robert B. B erger and sonM ap t slttvts, ^M-L. We think the figures show a silence, but because potential sion and the decline in our schools to what he or she is saying. (^11 skill worth achieving. adults unable to function in today’s (Jharles B. Alaimo, both Knit Pants, Ref- 7.99; long-overdue breaking of this child abusers have been have contributed to America’s lear residents of the area. attention to sounds. Listening and at Aiong with reading words, talk world might have been avoided. All it Proport iontd basics A high reported and they accepted ning gap. But there’s still one place styla pulton flares, wantad code of silence that has taching meaning to sounds are essen about the pictures. Let your child would have taken was a personal cotm for 1018. where learning can and should go on. protected abusers of children counseling and treatment tial skills that must be acquired point out — and identify — different commitment to a child’s intellectual It’s the most important learning en Bridge until it is too late and a child is before any child has been hurt. before a child can read or succeed in objects. Encourage your child to par development a few hours a day dead or physically and mental To report child abuse or a a classroom environment. ticipate in the experience. If you’re that could influence a lifetime. It’s a commitment that every parent painting ly handicapped for life. potential child abuse, call the reading a narrative story, for exam ple, you might stop in the middle and should make. And if the latest This growing awareness Care Line, 1-800-842-2288. planned A ask your child what happens next. statistics are accurate indicators, Common sense there’s never been a better time to U se the library Motorists traveling on start than now. WASHINGTON — This writer has Lee Roderick” As your child matures, make use of Connecticut highways will Open forum just returned from a reassuring the library. Encourage your child to DR. WILLIAM H. NAULT is soon begin seeing an The Herald’s editorial director and executive 3,008-mile drive through the South. select the books, but make sure assortment of “colorful” 'WashinKlon Correspondent* vice president of The World Book Reassuring because I visited so they’re not too difficult or advanced. bridges along the way. Encyclopedia. Skateboarding park many small towns reminiscent of the An equal opportunity Green Is tee predominant one in Idaho where I grew up— towns “ ...Our view is that the color. There be green P brimming with friendliness, common Wethersfield School District should bridges, light green urged by reader bridges, pastel green sense and real purpose. be able to sponsor or maintain all bridges and even moss children to ride skateboards on male or all-female school choirs,” an To the editor, The temporary absence from green bridges. Other colors Manchester streets. This leaves few Here is a copy of a ietter sent to Washington — a city where these im official of HEW’s Office of Ovil include blue, light blue, an Mayor Matthew Moriarty. possibilities for the thousands of portant qualities too often are Rights told Cotter, "...although girls Reflections tique gold, tan, brown and skateboarders in Manchester. Since lacking — was frankly therapeutic. must be offered an opportunity to par yellow. skateboarding is restricted to paved Dear Mr. Mayor, Such occasional absences, in fact, ticipate in a similar activity.” An Hal Turkington The Jupiter Painting Last fall I wrote a memo to you ad areas, where can kids skateboard? should somehow be mandatory for all aide to Cotter said the school district Company, Inc. of Hun R Managing Editor vising of the increasing popularity There is one park in Rhode Island, Washington journalists, politicans has indicated it will Indeed tington, Pa. was awarded a for skateboarding. I also proposed but that is too far for most people to and federal bureaucrats who, relnstltute the boys’ choir starting $192,164 contract for pain that the town investigate the get to. together, tend to contract a disease this faU. ting 34 bridges on various feasibility of constructing a local Skateboarding is very popular and known as Potomac Fever from The Wethersfield case would be state highways in tee com with one another. We’ll see him again munities of Hartford, East skateboard park, not only to meet the becoming bigger everyday. There is prolonged residency here. bad enough if it were Isolated. Unfor This is a Jubilee Year in the Hartford and Wethersfield. an obvious need for a public tunately, it isn’t. A similar ruling hit British Empire, and Queen Elizabeth in London. need for this growing recreational Potomac Fever Awarded a contract in activity, but also to eliminate the skateboarding area in Manchester. Potomac Fever was once defined the fan last summer when HEW said II celebrates her silver anniversary * I t * as queen. tee amount of $140,800 for potentially hazardous condition of May I take this opportunity to by commentator Bill Moyers, former it was Illegal for Scottsdale, There is a period during the spring painting 30 bridges along I- Her birthday is April 21, but the of kids skateboarding on town streets again request your consideration of press secretary of Lyndon Johnson, Arizona’s public schools to continue in England that the bands of the 95 in Greenwich, Norwalk, ficial celebration is June 13, because and sidewalks. Further, I this proposal? My offer to serve as a as a disease whose victims suffer their traditional mother-daughter Household Division call the “Silly Westport, Milford, West tras and father-son banquets. of Elngland’s April weather con volunteered my services to work contact between the Town Recrea such symptoms as "myopia, which Season.” It means ttot those bands Haven, New Haven, and ditions. That celebration is one of the with the Town Recreation Com- tion Committee and Manchester’s blurs their vision of things afar; and Scottsdale was fortunate to have who are on duty in London play noon Madison was A. Laugenl It great tourist attractions in England, Son, Inc. of West Haven. nittee to conduct this study. skateboarders stilt stands. the tlger-in-the-tank syndrome its case aired during a presidential day concerts in one of the many and it’s called Trooping the Colours. The Manchester Evening Herald of Very truly yours, manifested by supercharged reaction campaign. President Ford — un parks that dot London. doubtedly in one of his most popular We witnessed Trooping the Colours Tuesday, April 19, carries on Page 14 Stephen Robert McKenzie to criticism, justified and un The Grenadier Guards played in a CBT reports in 1972 on the parade grounds in a caution by Police Qiief Lennan to 177 Gardner St. justified.” public acts — promptly suspended small park about five blocks from Whitehall. We also saw Bermudians in first quarter parents about permitting their Manchester An example of the disease in its the ruling, saying that if HEW per our hotel while we were there, and ^ sisted he wmdd "immediately seek their observance of the queen’s acute form was rehashed in the press many of us in that charter group' income an amendment to the laiw.” birthday in 1955. upon my return to the city — as if to went up to hear the band; George We’d like to tell you about the CBT Corporation, the Sets record straight say "welcome home to Wonderland, Ain Orwellian statute White knew we would be there. holding company whose tradition and the pageantry in Alice.” The case involves the The Orwellian statute under which How nice it was when, in the mid major subsidiary is The To the editor: of the Tax Commissioner’s reluc England, and how we came to get Department of Health, Education and nameless bureaucrats justify such dle of the concert, we were Connecticut Bank and Mr. Dworkin’s kind comments on tance to provide requested informa choice seats to see the rehearsals of Welfare and its myopic ruling last silliness is Title IX of the Education recognized by Capt. Peter Parkes, Trust Co., reported that in the achievements of Herbert tion. Let me reiterate the governor is Trooping the Colours. year that a grade school boys’ choir Amendments of 1972. They do so director of the band. He explained to come before securities Brucker are very much appreciated in no way Involved. in Wethersfield, Conn, violated a sex despite the fact that congressional Englishmen in the outdoor audience gains and losses for tee by ail who knew and loved him. He The last thing in the world which first quarter of 1977 was 2 discrimination law. authors of the law never Intended ★ ★ ★ that we had become acquainted with was an inspiration to his colleagues Herb Brucker would have ap $2,099,000, or $1.12 per No matter that the choir was non- that it should be wielded as a In 1971, the First Company Gover them on their visit to Hartford for on the F re^om of Information Com preciated would be such a distortion compulsory, received no school hammer to smash such Innocuous ac share. This figure is ap nor’s Foot Guard celebrated its 200th the Foot Guard celebration. proximately 4 per cent mission and, indeed, to his colleagues of the truth....the truth which he, funds, and was led by a volunteer tivities as those in Scottsdale and anniversary. We were invited to help As a courtesy to us, Capt. Parkes below tee corresponding in journalism around the country, himself, revered! after school hours. Nor that nobody Wethersfield. swell the ^usaphone section of the closed the program with John Phillip period of 1976 but many of whom learned their business Mrs. Helen M. Loy, in the 5,000-student system apparent Listen to former Rep. Edith Green, band for that celebration in Hartford. Sousa’s "Stars and Stripes Forever.” represents a slight im at his knee. Chairman, ly had objected to the choir. D-Ore., chief House sponsor of the Many of you probably saw that We have since learned that Capt. provement over 1976’s final However, I'm sure Herb would Freedom of An ironic touch law, in a recent college address: "Ti parade on Oct. 2, 1971. Parkes considers Sousa to be tee quarter results of $1,983,- want to set the record straight on the Information Commission 5 "Ironically,” Rep. William Cotter, tle IX was not designed to do away The Band of the Grenadier Guards greatest composer of band marches. 000, or $1.05 per share. issue with regard to the State Tax 1294 Boulevard D-Conn., wrote HEW Secretary with Intercollegiate sports. Title IX of England came over to help the Total operating income Commissioner. ★ ★ ★ West Hartford Joseph Califano earlier this year, was not designed to force the integra Foot Guard celebrate, and they for tee first quarter of 1977 Governor Grasso for whom Mr. The Trooping of tee Colours was “the choir’s purpose was to end a tion by sex of every physical educa presented a concert in the Bushnell amounted to $38,163,000, Brucker had a high regard as did the for Saturday, May 20, tee day our compared with $36,167,000 / M'. ‘-.I , situation of ‘de facto’ sex segregation tion class in the countiy. Title IX was Memorial Hail on Friday, Oct. 1. We governor have a high regard for charter group was to fly home; but for tee first quarter 1976. in the Wethersfield choral program. not designed to do away with all heard that concert, and then went that would be later in tee afternoon, him, was not and is not involved at all Since many boys on the elementary male choirs, father-son or mother- Net income, which in this particular FOl case. In fact, back to Foot Guard Armory on High so we had time to see tee great reflects results after school level were reluctant to join daughter banquets — or to require she has scrupulously and properly, in Thought St. for refreshments and to mingle pageantry that started at 10 a.m. and securities gains and losses, ;irls in the school system’s m ixe^ the integration by sex of boy scouts, my personal judgment, refrained and talk with members of the lasted until past midday. was $2,102,000, or $1.12 per :horuses, the choral program was girl scouts, campfire girls, YMCA's, Grenadier Guards. from injecting herself or polities into George White had provided four share, compared with $2,- Spring is upon us. That glorious dominated by girls. YWCA’s, sororities or fraternities.” During conversation with George tickets for the rehearsal of Trooping 137.000, or $1.14 per share, the operation of the FOI Commis season of renewal that we all “The separate boys’ choir was to Adding that each of these notions V. White, a cornet player and the of tee Colours — for me and for Bill for first quarter 1976. All sion. anxiously await after a long, cold instill the Interest and training that "grew out of the fertile Imaginative sergeant-major of the band, we Forbes. He delivered teem to our per share calculations are Governor Grasso, as an elected winter. The splendor of God’s crea would pdtmit a greater number of brain” of some executive branch baaed on weighted average state official, has no authority to tion once again begins to bud and learned that we shared a common in hotel after that outdoor concert. We xiys to join the mixed choirs later on bureaucrat, Mrs. Green said: “ ...All number of shares outstan bloom, and the laughter of birds and terest. When we told him we would had a grand time renewing acquain "order” Attorney General Ajello to Initiative and all wisdom does not ding, which was $1,877,361 children fills the gentle air. ss they progressed to secondary be visiting London in May 1972, he tances — so much so that tee aftep do anything since he is elected, just school.” somehow automatically flow to and during each period. as she is. The Attorney General ad But what of you? Are you, God’s wanted to know when — it was May noon wore on to the point where we Such logic proved unpersuasive collect on the banks of the Potomac, As of March 31, 1977, vises the governor on legal issues crown of creation, are you taking 13 to 20. called Ivy, his wife, and had her join total assets of CBT Cor part in this spring renewal? Have you last summer, as HEW told the there to be gathered and affecting her office, as he advises "G reat!” he said. “You will be us for a farewell dinner. poration amounted to U.* heard the call of spring? The call to Wethersfield boys they’d have to con redistributed as gifts of the all- other state agencies. there for the rehearsal of Trooping of We shall do that again soon. 011.928.000, compared with seeing, all-knowing federal shed the winters of past unhappiness fine their singing to the bathtub. the Colours, and I’ll see that you get WWW $1,883,381,000 at March 31, The FOI Commission will shortly and broken dreams; the call to lift up Prodded into a”review of the ruling government.” tickets for it.” We were in constant Trooping of tee Colours could not 1976. Total deposits were enter into litigation with the At your eyes to a new day? however, the Carter admlnlstraUon Amen to that. communications with him from that possibly be covered in this column. It $1,413,444,000, compared torney General's office on the issue Jennie Jones, Intern - to its credit — has just reversed Scripps League Newspapers time on, and we still communicate deserves a separate column next with $1,SU,S12,000 a year Emanuel Lutheran Church hEW’s ridiculous decision of 1976. 1977 week. ago. PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchtster, Conn., Mon.. April g . 1«77 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle
Ji:-' G Z 3 2 7 € i 2 B 1 Egypt (ibbr.) 1 Atop A 2 4 Am not (it.) 2 Air (prefix) 8 Aligns 3 Display itand Hayden-A rmstrong MCC calendar 12 Legume 4 Mexican i -1 Dear Abby 13 Supermen's Jgvmmanr"- J cottonwood girl 6 Greek colony 14 Anticipate 6 Louse eggt Manchester Communi Friday, April 29 Open, 1 p.m., HR 102, 103. By Abigail Van Buren 15 See mimmal 7 M a o _____ Mama Marjorie Armstrong of Glastonbury and 16 Before (Let) PLEASE,\ ty College offers this •Dinner — 6 p.m. Stu- Play — “Barefoot in the tung Michael Hugh Hayden of Manchester were married April 17 Jane Austen 6 Anchors MA'AM... eaiendar of events in the dent Center. Park,” 8:30 p.m., MAUD. 16 at St. James Episcopal Church in Glastonbury. title NO HARO interest of the communi- Duplicate Bridge—Open Monday, May 2 18 Hiawatha’i The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett ty. Ail the MCC- & Novice, 7:45 p.m., HR ... MgAiis veay iMfbrrAMT DEAR ABBY: The widow of a physician complained nurse 9 Metric foot questions •Luncheon — Noon, Stu PffRSON...vCT^ MeAx* 10 Pantomime Armstrong of Giastonbury and Alan P. Armstrong of ‘•“ ‘h. his unpaid 20 Sitieng THIS sponsored activities 102, 103. dent Center. vice paesipBUT/ ^6 Unite Groton Long Point. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and bills totuled $11,000. Your suggestion wts: "It's s w{ra 21 Hawaiian 11 tmmedietely 42 Highborn MORNING, listed heiow are open to Play — “Barefoot in the •Dinner — Student volcano, 19 Bullfight 27 Seep Mrs. Hugh F. Hayden of Manchester. 5®***®^“ while the tooth is still 43 Box the pubiic and many are Park,” 8:30 p.m., MAUD. Center, 6 p.m. Mauna_____ cheer 28 Animal's dsn The Rev. Victor S. Ross of St. James Church per advance. This would 22 Cloth scrip 20 Little pies 29 Notice 44 Sore free of charge. For Saturday, April 30 •All luncheons and liinlt health care to those who can afford it formed the doubie-ring ceremony. The church was 23 Generar4 22 Csnsdiin 31 Fervor 45 Nigh further information, call Baseball — MCC vs. dinners are held in the An example of how unfair that would be is the case of astittant rebel decorated with daisies and pink carnations. Norman 32 Yellow metal 46 Leak 646-2137. Mitchell College, 11 a.m., Food Services Dining Uie woman who WM refused admission to four hospitals 26 Ventilation 23 Female 38 Become 47 Canine Slade of Glastonbury was organist. just south of tiie U.S.Oanadian border because she was on aperture relative Tuesday, April 26 Moriarty Field. Room. Reservations apparent offspring • The bride, given in marriage by her grandfather, Dr. A. welfare. The poor woman finally gave birth in a cab 30 Flying saucer 24 Former •Dinner — 6 p.m., Stu Duplicate Bridge — should be made in advance 39 Turmoil 46 Son of Isaac G. Barrett of Granville, N.Y., wore a white knit chiffon Under a governinent health plap, as we havp in Canada, (Ibbr.) Spanish Mickey Finn — Morria Walaa dent Center. at the Main Office at Hart • 31 Metal tag of colony 41 Russian 49 Florida county gown designed with shirred bodice,'Empire waist, square ^ e doctor submits hie bills to the government, so when he ford Road, 646-4900, Ext. MfAAIf VCTEBANS ® ihoalsca 25 Man of action mountaini 51 Arab garment Wednesday, April 27 care. Your 33 Wattarn- lace-edged neckline, elbow-length handkerchief-^ged 205. epvomouAu AiSiiTAnce •Luncheon - Noon, Stu probably entail aU the bad things hamiiphfra 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 sleeves and a semi-full dirndl skirt. She wore a picture pMitAMiTHe Npw dovetenmur « 9 10 tl I THINK t HEARD ) ATAYBE HE SAM I' dent Center. Alp TO 9QVCJO\OH fO ft PEPPie organization SOMEBODY RUN J US FROM THE hat with scalloped Chantilly lace, pearl accents and a WMO IM THE ARMV • helSth cere^'*** UO^ornment 12 •Dinner — 6 p.m.. Stu 34 Com paii 13 14 back veil of silk illusion. She carried a bouquet of white In Manitoba we don’t even pay premiums, so only the point dent Center. IS 16 17 daisies and pink carnations accented with baby’s breatb. texpayers p y for health care-according to income. 35 Bread cakes Film— “Logan’s Run,” 8 36 Whisk 11 Miss Diana Sweeney of East Hartford was maid of ^ ® ’ P'®"“ ®r® lebled 19 70 p.m.. Student Center. communist (again untrue), so the poorof your country will 37 With fatigue ■ honor. George Gould of Manchester served as best man. 39 Eagle'i nett 21 cont nue to go untreated adequately, end dedicated A family dinner was held at The Market Place in Play — “Barefoot in the 40 Dress style 1 physicians like the widow’s husband will go unpaid 23 24 Glastonbury, after which the couple left for New York Ci Park,” 8:30 p.m., MAUD. 41 Conjunction 2S 27 28 29 (Gar,) 1 1 CANADIAN 30 ty. They will reside in Manchester. Student Music Night, 8 43 Worker with Mrs. Hayden is employed by Royal Typewriter Co. in 1 1 p.m.. Music Room on Main soilid You make eocieliied medicine rattan 34 36 Hartford. Mr. Hayden is currently playing drums for the Campus. sound ideal. But whenever private enterprise ia repUced 46 Wat wilted 1 J Gold Rush Band. (Coring Photo) by a government Institution, incentive is thwarted and the 50 Genus of 37 38 Thursday, April 28 maples ■ quality of services usually deterloretea. 40 Play — “ Barefoot in the 51 Saracen 42 52 Our country ■ Park,” 8:30 p.m., MAUD. 43 44 4S 47 48 49 Mrs. Michael H, Hayden iuA wp* * ? ® P«rson who at age (ebbr.) Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 26 has his last NAME legally Ranged? 53 Rough hair ■ so SI 52 54 Advertising 2 ■•p"' k" • *'® ®*>anged his name, he said, "For business reasons." ’ sign S3 54 55 REVEREND WEEMS Care to comment? 56 Pillow BUT ON THE OL' 56 Tour S6 57 SB WANTS TO KNOW IF By Nancy Carr N.Y. READER u PUTT AND THE O f M ACC news 57 Church part YOU'RE GONG TO CHIP SHOT.’ executive director SAVINGS BANK 68 Bring legal iNtWSFARCR (NTfRERiSt ASSN I DEAR READER; Yee. It’. HIS buelnees. WORK ON THE CHURCH LIFE INSURANCE action -^ P R IV E TOCAY.^ At the MACC annual services in running off all Manchester - 32,850; rpiri*''''! for consUnUy reminding your course amount to A seven-minute slide readers to have their dogs and cats neutered in order to meeting and dinner several the many MACC materials. MACC Honor (Dourt Sup Win at Bridge show, ‘"The Boy Who Gave The Savings Bank of Manchester keep them from running wild, being killed in the streets or weeks ago, delegates from thousands more dollars in Center Church offers us port System, 3520 (value of Away His Lunch” will be reproducing at such a rapid rate that thousands of 5 work donated. Life Insurance Dept. the churches accepted an food donated); Seasonal unwanted animals are destroyed each year free space for the ’These impressive signs included. Parents bringing nual reports and approved Emergency Pantry and Sharing Appeal, 33,100; children may park across 923 Main Street Mary Zitta had Ozzie’s number of a caring community are Animid SheC :’’ an operating budget for volunteers staff it. My Thanksglving/Chrlstmas Hartford Rd. in the South Manchester, Ct. 06040 1977. 'The budget is quite given by you not to MACC secretary works twice as food baskeU (126), 34,000; but through MACC to help parking lot. Judy Mohr is many points?' Mary Zita small, totaling |7,050. Out Toys for Joy (value of 800 I would Uke more Information on the kinds of policies I ‘ve checked below: NORTH many hours as she’s paid and support one another. It in charge of arrangements. Bank, Total dogs destroyed : e i ’nivi replied, It's supposed to be 21 of this 37,000, we set aside □ Insurance for Head 4Q96 for and all the rest of the new an d used toys Entrance to the movie Total cats destroyed: i 7 Arvi or 22, but he probably has 19 33,500 which pays for ad gives us great pleasure to of Household VK73 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence work is done by volunteer donated), 31,000; Hot will be at the rear door of Dale of B ir th ______Have a nice day. or 20.' Then she bid six.” ministrative salaries for share the results of your ♦ K 10 5 3 secretaries, Elsa Conley, meals (60 the church. MACC Movies Swings n a n c y i n SAN CLEMENTE « A84 Jim: 'This time 19 opposite myself and Nancy generosity with you. □ Insurance for Wife. 12 produces a good slam con THAT'S THE FIRST THIWS I Ena Prentice, Mary Ellen ’Thanksgivlng/cihrlstmas), for Children are low cost Date of Birth ______SUSPECTED WHEW PLAN X TURNED NO NEED-I’M Gutreich, our secretary Notice DEAR NANCY: I’ll (fry to have a nice day, but my night WEST EAST tract because it will make if ALREADY MAVINd Winther. For that matter, 3180; gifts to convalescent films for family viewing, South can score four club UP.-THAT5HIVAUN WUSrVE SOTTEN and 32,000 seed money “Icabod and Mr. Toad,” Q Chlklreo's Insurance. may not be so nice. Those Rgurea are shocking. YouVe AA72 4854 HER HOT UTTLE HANDS ON IT' the only paid members of homes (300), 3300; total: scheduled during school Bank Life Dale(s) of B irth____ tricks or if something good toward a chaplain. The a Walt Disney an im at^ performed a much needed humanitarian service bv V J84 ¥ 10 9 6 5 2 this whole conference are 328,980. vacations and are accom ♦ QJ4 ♦ 962 happens in diamonds ' remaining 31,550 pays for m y secretary, the If we were able to es show for children will be panied by a short moral Insurance I □ Term Insurance thdr ^"tfr' ^ « J 953 476 Oswald: "The clubs were a ll other operating chaplain-to-be, and myself. timate the value of shown at 1:30 p.m. message . SOUTH |D l wrong, but something good expenses of the conference All the rest of the work is volunteer services Wednesday, April 27 at 4 K J 10 3 did happen in diamonds. West The movies are planned Everyone has t problem. W hefe yours? For a pereonal ¥ A Q led his ace of spades and con i.e. postage, office done by good people who provided from community South United Methodist to be in walking distance of replv, write to ABBY: Bex, No. 69700, L.A., Ceia^90069. supplies, program supplies Church, 1226 Main St. Costs ♦ A 8 7 tinued the suit. I cashed three care alMut others. volunteers including doc children In our various Eacloee stamped, eelf.eddressed envelope, please. 4 K Q 10 2 and costs, etc. hearts and three spades to Although our operating tors, lawyers, secretaries, Children, 50 cents, adults neighborhoods as a service Both vulnerable come down to a six-card en Since the annual expenses are minimal and dishwashers, bakers and free. Tickets available at ding with just two diamonds of the Division of Christian Less West North East South meeting, a number of peo largely supported by counselors, it would of the door. Education. left in my hand. Poor West ple expressed surprise that 2N T had to chuck a club to keep member church donations, Pass 6 N. T Pass Pass so much can be done, (a (the churches have pledged Pass protection for his queen-jack most flattering comment), Opening lead — A 4 diamonds and I had my 35,417 this year, the rest slam." with such a small budget, will hopefully be made up Astro-graph Alley Oop — Dave Graue leading me once again to through individual con By BERNICE BEDE OSOL By Oswald & James Jacoby believe that no one reads tributions and the Evening Jim: “Today is a rather im Su r e d o !} ...ArrenntEv hunt A HOLY MACKEREL,X WELL, Y'KNOW the financial report of an portant one for me since it is A Vermont reader wants to AND THE / DOWN AN’ POLISH of the Performing Arts), • MEAT- / OFF tVIE ONLY EDIBLE JwHAT-mEVSW.. organization except at an your 45th wedding anniver know how many points a WE eONNA DO? / IF YCAYT LICK the total funds, materials , ■ EATERS V THINGS TMATU. BE 'EM, JOIN 'EM.' nual meetings. sary.” positive response showed in LEFT AROUND HERE... generated through com for Tuesday. April ZS, 1»77 the original Vanderbilt Club Since so many of you are Oswald: “We failed to dis ' ‘ '“ ■■'LYUSMOOVIANS.' munity and church SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D«;. cuss your 44th birthday that convention as described by in one way or another a response to MACC 21) Second effort Isn’t your long- occurred just three weeks Harold Vanderbilt. part of the total work of the TAURUS (April M-May ZO) Im- suit today. It’s more likely you’ll programs is considerably give up on tasks that you can't ago.” In the original Vanderbilt portani malters should not be convention point count wasn’t conference, we would like larger. llnalized hastily today. In your breeze right through. Jim; ”How about some of to share with you our own ’The funds and materials eagerness to wfap something up your experiences in leaching used and two quick tricks CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-den. 19) were required. This could P mother now to play bridge?” “miracle of the loaves and given by you through you could lose‘Some banelita. Take nothing lor granted In your the fishes.” Oswald; “Here is a typical mean anywhere from 7-10 MACC projects in 1976 are GEMINI (May Z1.Juim ZO) Try to delusion today. Things that look high-card points with 8 as a We can accomplish so see things today lor whal they nifty on the surface could be very hand. I opened two notrump. estimated as follows: truly are and not whal you would complicated. The next player asked. How good approximation. much with so little because MACC Human Needs Ilka them to ba. The only one everyone shares. The peo AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) It Fund, 33.100; Human need you're kidding Is yoursell. might prove very unwise to let Berry’s World ple of St. Bartholomew assistance (professional CANCER (June Zl-July ZZ) someone else make an Impor offer us free utilities and services, clothing, bed Conditions relating to your tant decision for you today. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions space for the MACC office. ding, household g o ^s, fur resources are very tricky today. Think for yourself. You could gain on the one hand PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Concordia Lutheran, niture, appliances), 34,300; yet lose on Iha other. Center Congregational and MACC emergency pantry, Taking on more responsibility St. Bartholomew offer the LEO (July ZS-Aug. ZZ) Others than you can competently han 34,210; aid to fire victims, are willing to help you today but. dle could prove extremely u se of their office 3320; (Operation rice bowl, unlorlunalely, they may not be frustrating today. Keep your machinery and their the right ones to open the proper projects to a minimum. 32,900; MACC Interfaith doors. secretaries (beautiful peo Day Camp, 31,950 plus ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Lady ple, church secretaries, VIRGO (Aug. ZZ-Sepl. ZZ) There Luck could desert you today in value of donated is opportunlly around you today, risky. Unancial ventures. Don’t you should take yours to food/materlals, 3250; but If It is ineptly handled it may put her to the test. lunch), offer their time and Town Meeting ’76, not amounl to much. LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Oct 23) Be careful if doing business with friends today. One of you might wind up feeling they’ve been had. C A B B i m SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) April 26. 1977 Others may throw roadblocks in Some changes that have far- your path today if you tail to treat reaching effects are likely to be them tactfully. Woo your allies, don't wound them. made this year. These are things you've been wanting to do. but 6IVK up till now found Impossible. 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Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 25. i m Mrs. Louis Raffa Mrs. Lucy Lanri Raffa, 77, of 27 Obituaries Jay St., Wethersfield formerly of About town Weiss clarifies view Yesterdays Lutz will hold Manchester, died Saturday at Hart Manchester health fair ford Hospital. She was the wife of Towm Manager Robert B. Weiss said that a quote from Manchester Assembly, served by Edna L. Milter Louis Raffa. him about a proposed housing development may have 25 years ago Order of Rainbow lor and Gladys Gamble. been misleading. Fire destroys Diehl candle factory. vacation events Mrs. Carlin dies, 103 Mrs. Raffa was bom In Siracusa, Girls, will have a business Italy, and lived in Manchester most The quote, which appeared In Saturday’s Herald, con from 2 to 7 p.m. Tuesday Cancer Fund tops $5,000. meeting tonight at 7:30 at The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Mrs. Emma S. Carlin, 103, former She is survived by a son, Evald M. of her life until moving to c e rn ^ the cluster housing development being considered Waddell Memorial group is noon on Wednesday. Children under the Masonic Temple. Judith A. Lahey, assis Cedar St., will offer special activities ly of 40 Stone St., the oldest member Carlin, with whom she lived at 32 Wethersfield six months ago. for the 40-acre Lent! farms tract off Gardner St The receiving bids for plaque. 12 should be accompanied by an Refreshments will be tant law librarian and a 'The second annual Health Fair All people whose ancestors come Child Information Society (FOCIS), during this school vacation week of Emanuel Lutheran Church, died Cumberland Ave., Wethersfield, un She was a member of the Catholic quote said that drainage included in the development Girl Scout 'Troop 3 is going to adult. served. commissioner for which Is Tuesday from 2 to 7 p.m. at from countries bordering the Manchester Monitrice Associales, beginning ’Tuesday. ’The theme for Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She til a few years ago when she lived in Knights of St. George and a com could assist town drainage problems. I Washington, D.C., Monday. • Nature Crafts workshop at the was the widow of John Carlin. Freedom of Information Manchester High School cafeteria, Mediterranean Sea are urged to par Emergency Medical Technicians, the week is ‘"The Great Outdoors.” an area convalescent home. municant of Corpus Christl Church in But Weiss said that his remark was not made In sup museum from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on Memorial Temple, for the State of Connec 134 E. Middle Tpke., will he bigger ticipate in a screening clinic for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. 10 years ago Events including nature crafts and Mrs. Carlin was born Nov. 21,1873, The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. Wethersfield. port of that specific development, but in support of the Wednesday for children in in Uddebo, Sweden, and lived in at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Burial Pythian Sisters, will meet ticut, will be the guest idea of cluster zoning in general. than last year’s fair. Thalassemia (Cooley’s anemia). Also, Mental Health Association, Wilfred Desrosiers is elected to his sampling of picnic foods are Kindergarten to Grade 2. Other survivors are a son, Alfred speaker for the Kiwanis Co-sponsored by the Manchester About three to five per cent of the fifth term as president of French Manchester many years. will be in East Cemetery. ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the ...... “ Cluster zoning in general Is a sound idea and can be a Manchester Memorial Hospital, scheduled for each afternoon from 1 • Nature Treasure Hunt at the Oak Raffa of Wethersfield; a daughter, M arine Corps League Tuesday at noon at Public Health Nursing Association American-Italian and the American- Social Security, Retired Senior (Hub of Manchester. to 5 p.m. She was a member of Emanuel There are no calling hours. Mrs. Mary Heinz of Columbia; a benefit to the town,” he said. Grove Nature Center on Thursday Home on Parker St. l*>e Manchester Country (MPHNA) and the Town of (ireek populations carry the Citizens, Sexual Assault Crisis Ser A drop of 2 mills is predicted by The public is invited to participate Lutheran Church for 83 years. Her The family suggests that friends brother and a sister in Italy; eight from 10 to 11:30 a.m. for children in family helped build the present wishing to do so may make memorial Refreshments will be Cl**!)' Manchester’s Health Department, Thalassemia trait. Persons carrying vice, Greater Hartford Council of Mayor Nathan Agostinelli in Town as well as visit the museum’s live Grades 3 to 6. grandchildren and two great the Health Fair will feature about 40 the Thalassemia trait are normal and Alcoholism, Al-Anon, Manchester Manchester Robert Weiss’ proposed church which was completed in 1921. gifts to Emanuel Lutheran Church grandchildren. animal collection and "do touch” Anyone wishing to take part in any Memorial Fund. exhibits, nearly twice as many as healthy but should know about the Drug, Crossroads, Manchester 40-mill rate based on the 1967-68 exhibits free of charge. Mrs. Carlin was feted on her 100th The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. morning programs must call the last year’s fair. possibility of carrying a genetic con Medical Society. budget. The museum will also sponsor the birthday by the Emanuel Lutheran The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 from the D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, museum to register by Tuesday noon. Funds hearing tonight The free Health' Fair will include dition that could be transmitted. Also, Instructors of the Han- Mrs. John Gerard is elected to her following morning programs: Church congregation at a special Main St., is in charge of 235 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, with For more information Including celebration at the Thanksgiving eve arrangements. screenings for glaucoma, blood (Children from age nine months to dicapp^, Manchester Area Ostomy second term as president of the • Nature Walk at the Oak Grove fees, call the museum at 643-0949. a Mass at 10 at Corpus Christ! The Manchester Board of Directors will conduct a pressure, Cooley’s anemia, lead six years should have periodic lead Women’s Club of Manchester. worship service. public hearing at 8 o’clock tonight on the town’s proposed Association, Venereal Disease, Divi Nature Center from 10:30 a.m. to Church. Burial will be in Mount St. testing, sickle cell anemia, dental poisoning screening tests, especially sion of Vocational Rehabilitation, Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. use of federal Revenue Sharing funds. The hearing will be screening, breast cancer, oral cancer children who live in old homes where followed by the board’s fifth budget workshop. Manchester Homemakers Service, Friends may call at the funeral and heart disease. there Is peeling paint on windowsills Head Start, a podiatrist and a Thomas J. Bendell home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The town has proposed to appropriate the J402,884 to Some opposition expected Joseph A. Reynolds Jr. Transportation is available for or walls. Permanent brain damage four town departments. The Highway Department would nutritionist. COVENTRY—The funeral of EAST HARTFORD - Joseph A. The family suggests that those Manchester Senior Citizens by can result from lead poisoning. Dirt, A Thomas J. Bendell, 17, of 109 Alice receive $100,000, the Sanitation Department would get Reynolds Jr., 55, of 10 Carroll Court, wishing to do so may make memorial calling 643-5310. For further Informa colored crayons and colored paper Dr., who was killed Friday night in a $80,000, the Police Department would receive $200,000, died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital gifts to the American Cancer Socie tion, contact the MPHNA at 647-1481 are other non-food items that may to school calendar change three-car accident on 1-84 in and the Senior Citizens Center would get $22,884, accor and Medical Center. He was the hus ty, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, or ^ e Town Health Department at contain a high level of lead and that Opposition to Manchester School has been expressed by school prin Manchester, is Tuesday at 9 a.m. ding to the town proposal. on the proposed Bentley School band of Mrs. Harriet Fallon Conn. 06105. 649-5281. may be eaten by children. Any indoor cipals and teachers. 'The bargaining from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Any resident wishing to comment on the proposed ap Supt. James P. Kennedy’s proposed renovations project. The Reynolds. At last year’s oral screening clinic, paint that was manufactured before UIanrl|rBtpr agents for both groups favor a con Main St., Manchester, with a Mass at propriation may attend the hearing, which will be held in school calendar is expected to be specifications have been revised by Mr. Reynolds was born in Hartford SUPERMARKETS many benign tumors were found. 1950 or outdoor paint manufactured Joseph Russo Sr. the Municipal Building’s HeaHng Room. voiced tonight at the Board of Educa tinuation of the traditional calendar, the architects, Mankey Associates, St. Mary’s Church, Coventry, at 10. Biopsies usually solved the problem before 1974 can be expected to have a E u p h in g and lived in the Hartford area all his Joseph----- r - - ______Russo Sr.,, —. 6^ of 381 Park tion meeting at 8 at South School. particularly for a full April recess. on recommendations by the school Burial will be in St. James by removing the entire tumor. In a high lead content and to cause lead Cemetery, Manchester. Ave., Windsor, and 65 Ridgewood St., The proposed revisions to the 1977- Kennedy’s proposal called for only a board. He worked for Pratt & Whitney town the size of Manchester, the poisoning if ingested. Friends may call at the funeral Point o’ Woods section of South 78 school year were presented to the two-day April vacation, instead of The $608,000 project is being Aircraft Group, East Hartford. Ethiopia relaxes MPHNA says about 12 new oral Representatives of the Connecticut home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. Lyme, manager of a private school board by Dr. Kennedy two the traditional one week. revised because of projected He was a member of the East cancers are expected in a year’s Medical Service (CMS) and The family suggests that any restaurant in Farmington, died Sun REDEEM COUPONS weeks ago. The changes in the calen One of the reasons given by declining enrollments for the schod. Hartford Democratic Town Com time. Medicare will be present to answer Section Two dar call for a June 14 closing date, a memorial gifts may be made to St. day ' at St. Francis Hospital and departure deadline Kennedy for the change was the Dr. Kennedy will also present a mittee. He was also a member of the As a result of last year’s blood Mary’s Church. M^ical Center. questions and explain their MONDAY, week earlier than in recent years, belief that school days in late June report on the Head Start Program, glucose screening, 30 persons out of East Hartford Lodge of Elks. Mr. Russo lived all his life in Wind ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (UPI) — Ethiopia’s leftist AT programs. APRIL 25, 1977 and a shortened spring vacation. are not as productive. which is housed at South School, and Mrs. Albert G. Neumann He was a communicant of St. sor. military government reportedly has sealed off five U.S. 205 screened were referred to private Other groups and organizations The board is scheduled to take ac Other business to be considered by make comments on the recent state EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Sylvia Mary’s Church. He was manager of the Travelers agencies it ordered closed, but relaxed its original de physicians. Persons who are that will be at the fair are as follows: tion on the calendar today. The board the school board is expected to draw Supreme Court ruling regarding Elmore Neumann, 79, of 815 Burn Other survivors are three sons, Insurance Company’s Cliff House in mand that some 300 Americans leave the African country FINAST overweight, or who have a history of Lung Association, Cystic Fibrosis, will also be given a traditional calen some parents from ^ n tle y School. state funding for schools. side Ave. died Friday at home. She George J. Reynolds, Richard J. Farmington for 13 years. He was a by Wednesday. recent weight loss as well as persons Education Community, Couple-to- dar as an alternative choice. The board is scheduled to take action was the wife of Albert G. Neumann. Reynolds and Brian S. Reynolds, all former member of the Wilson “We were assured by the Ethiopian authorities that with a family history of diabetes Couple League, Health Systems Opposition to the proposed changes on revised educational specifications Mrs. Neumann was born in of East Hartford; his mother, Mrs. Volunteer Fire Company, and a time is not a problem and that there would be no pressure r mellitus, are encouraged to have a Agency, American Red Cross, Rutland, Vt., and lived in East Hart Mary Scott Reynolds of West Hart charter member of Windsor’s first to meet the ... deadline,” a State Department official in blood glucose screening test to rule Planned Parenthood, Family and Boy revived f RockvItfiT ford for 30 years. ford, and two brothers, Donald auxiliary police force. Washington said Sunday. out early diabetes. Child Services, Family Oriented hospital notes | Other survivors are a son, Frank Reynolds and Thomas Reynolds, both Survivors are his wife, a son, In a terse statement Saturday, the military rulers by fireman of West Hartford. E. Montie of East Windsor; two Joseph R. Russo Jr. of South Windsor ordered the explosion of four U.S. government agencies, Admitted Friday: Patricia daughters, Mrs. Adeline Ostrovsky of The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. and two other sons; a brother; a the consulates of the United States, Italy and neighboring Manchester police report By MAL BARLOW Bellinger, Foster Dr., Ver South Miami, Fla., and Mrs. Alberta from the Callahan Funeral Home, Sudan in the northwestern town of Asmara, and the non; Elena Brochetto, sister, Mrs. Mildred Lankford of East Hartford Reporter Windermere Ave., Rockville; S. Baida of East Hartford; five 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a Manchester and another sister, and honorary consulates there of Britain, France and struck the rear of two other cars Ralph Donley, School St., grandchildren and seven great Mass at 9 at St. Mary’s Church. six grandchildren. Belgium. TEE IVORY LIQUD CASCADE Two men received minor injuries Fire Fighter Alfred which were stopped at a stop light on Rockville; Corbin Godek, grandchildren. Burial will be in Veteran’s Memorial The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 ’There was no indication whether the Wednesday 84 oz pkg 32 oz btl 3 5 oz pkg and one was charged with reckless Rossomango of East Hartford Field, Hillside Cemetery, East Hart driving after an accident at Main and E. Middle Tpke. The cars were Ellington Ave., Rockville; ’The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. a.m. from the Carmon Funeral deadline also would be eased for the other countries in gave oxygen to a four-year-old Donald Raines Jr., Vernon ford. S. Main Sts. early Sunday morning. driven by Mitchell E. Honor, 24, of at the Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, volved. Ave., Rockville; John Risley, Lebanon, and Howard J. Lockward, boy who appeared lifeless Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart Friends may call at the funeral with a Mass at 10 at St. Gertrude’s Armed Ethiopian soldiers barred personnel in the 259 ^33 ^23 Aaron M. Goldblatt, 28, of Un- Pine View Dr., Vernon. casville, was arrested on the charge 60, of Bolton. There were no serious Saturday morning and revived ford. Burial will be in Rose Hill home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Church in Windsor. Burial will be in targeted U.S. agencies from their offices, diplomatic Discharged Friday: Eva after his car was struck on the side injuries. Possum was scheduled for him. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mount St. Benedict Cemetery in sources in the capital said Sunday. ’The State Department Andrew’s, West Shore Rd., Leon H. Dube by another motor vehicle, causing it court May 10 to answer the charge. Friends may call at the funeral Bloomfield. declined comment on the reports hut said it had been Mark Boudreau, 4, of 29 Hamilton Ellington; Paul Comi, VERNON — Leon Hector Dube, 69, to spin around and strike another car Hillside Dr., Ellington: home tonight from 7 to 9. Friends may call at the funeral assured employes would be allowed access to their of Rd., East Hartford suffers from of 281 Phoenix St., died Sunday night stopped at a red light. Police said Michael J. Guyette, 19, of Somers, Mildred Dimock, Somers Rd., The family suggests that friends home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and fices. ^ndwich Bags asthma, his mother told fire fighters. at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford was charged with operating under Ellington: Lorraine Duntz, wishing to do so may make memorial Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Goldblatt’s vehicle was going When a pot on her stove began bur after being stricken while visiting in through a yellow light, south on Main the influence of liquor early Sunday. Grandview St., Tolland; gifts to the Manchester Memorial The Windsor Lodge of Elks will hold ning, the smoke affected the boy bad the Hartford area. He was the hus Jaggies Plastic He was released on a promise to Joanne Jacobsen, Hillside Hospital Development Fund, Haynes a service tonight at 8 at the funeral St. when it was struck by a car ly, she said. band of Mrs. Alice Bridges Dube. crossing the intersection. The second appear in court May 10. Manor Ave., Vernon; Virginia St., Manchester. home. She had put something on the stove Moller, Cherry St., Rockville; Mr. Dube was born Aug. 18,1907, in car was driven by Edward F. Juselis, Nine other motor vehicle arrests The family suggests that those 150 ct( and then had fallen asleep, said Fire LeRoy Savage, Maple St., Chicopee Falls, Mass., and lived in 18, of 319 Charter Oak St. The stopped were made on Sunday. Mrs. Charles F. King Sr. wishing to do so may make memorial NOTHING MYSTERIOUS Marshal John Armstrong. Ellington: benise Scranton, Vernon since moving from East pkg car was driven by Marti Cun A break was reported at St. Mary’s SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Claire gifts to the St. Francis Hospital and BEHIND THE COUNTER '8 9 ^ When Engine Co. 5 arrived at the Merline Rd., Vernon; Julia Haven about 27 years ago. ningham, 23, of Wethersfield. Church, 33 Park St., on Saturday Worthington King, 34, of 60 Windsor- Medical Center Building Fund, 114 scene, Mrs. ’Thora Boudreau was Zalenski, Franklin Park, ville Rd., died Saturday at home. She He was a retired truck master for Pine Sol i5ozb,,g70 (ioldblatt received a chin lacera morning. Doors and windows were standing by the curb holding the boy, Rockville, the Atlantic and Pacific stores in Woodland St., Hartford. was the wife of Charles F. King Sr. In our p h irn u c) the prescription depirtment is tion and a shoulder injury. A found unlocked and furniture in dis Armstrong said. Rossomango Admitted Saturday; Sandra New England. ’The funeral was today. Burial was Joan Jankowski the very heart of everythinf we do. Every dru| Bechmsn Jsck Twists* oz p^g 59C passenger In his vehicle, Melvin T. array, but nothing was reported mis reported the boy appeared not to be Quint, Vernon Ave., Vernon, He was a member of the pickaie b carefully marked and arran(ed for sing, police said. Discharged Saturday: Paul in New West Cemetery, Somers. COVNTRY — Joan Jankowski, 19, Davis, 26, of North Stonington, was breathing. He applied oxygen and Momauguin Lodge of Masons in East easiest handling hy the pharmacist. Naturally, Lysol Spray Disinfectant 1.49 treated for a minor shoulder injury A fire hydrant was found on the Gaulin, Egypt Rd.. Ellington: The Samsel-Bassinger Funeral of Coventry House, Lewis Hill Rd., everythinj is kept very clean so that prescriptions treatment until the boy revived. Haven. and discharged at Manchester lawn of a home on the southwest cor Joseph Gessay, Middle Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South was pronounced dead on arrival at are made up in an almost antiseptic atmosphere. Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner 69C When the boy appeared to have Butcher Rd., Rockville; Other survivors are a daughter, Every dru( is kept protected accordinf to the Memorial Hospital. ner of Woodbridge and Oakland Sts. Windsor, was in charge of Windham Community Memorial recovered, Rossomango put on por Richard Grutreau, Old Post Mrs. June Tarbell of Schenectady, instructions from the manufacturer. And, close at arrangements. Hospital in Willimantic on Friday. Lysol Powdered Cleaner ^k” 1.99 Goldblatt’s and Juselis’ vehicles early today. Police said the hydrant table breathing gear and entered the Rd., Tolland; Karen Guillette, N.Y., and three grandchildren. hand are a treat many reference books for were towed from the scene. Court was apparently deposited there by a The family suggests that friends Windham County Assistant checkini prescription information. You can be sure boy’s smoke-filled apartment. Tory Rd., Tolland; Karen ■pie funeral on Tuesday will be p e l Monte Fruit Cocktail 33( date on the charge is May 10. wishing to do so may make memorial Medical Examiner Edwin Basden that your prescription Is beln| taken care of in a motor vehicle which struck the Smoke damage from the pot on Uie Honan, Worcester Rd., Ver private. Burial will be in Fairview professional manner at all times. gifts to the Claire King Memorial said she died of an apparent overdose p e l Monte Sliced Pearssy, oz can 37C hydrant, attached at the southeast stove made the home unliveable, non; Patricia Presta, Ban Cemetery, Chicopee, Mass. In another accident early Sunday, comer of the intersection. The car croft Rd., Vernon; Gertrude Room, in care of the Vernon of drugs. He said the case is still Armstrong said today. Mr. and Mrs. There are no calling hours. s y ,o z can c Robert J. Possum, 20, of 452 W. Mid then dragged the hydrant across the Schoenberger, West St,, Assembly of God Church, 51 Old being investigated. p e l Monte Pear Halves 3 7 Albert Boudreau and their son had to The family suggests that friends YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE CS dle '^k e., was charged with reckless street and sidewalk of Oakland St.; Rockville; Barbara Swietek, Town Rd., Vernon. 06066. Miss Jankowski lived most of her when you need a delivery. We will deliver find another place to stay over the wishing to do so may make memorial Del Monte Corn 83/.oz can 27(t however, no accident was reported. Farnham Rd., South Windsor. Mrs. King was born in Stafford and life in New Britain. promptly without extra charie. A treat many driving. Police said Possum’s vehicle weekend. people rely on us for their health needs. We Admitted Sunday: Diane gifts to the American Cancer Socie °z c a n Mrs. Boudreau was treated at lived in Somers and Enfield before She is survived by a sister, Mrs. welcome requests for delivery service ond charie Del Monte Corn 270 Bernardi, Maple St., ty. accouuU. Manchester Memorial Hospital for moving to South Windsor 13 years Carol Lucibella of Jamaica Plain, Manchester; Keith Duty, The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Del Monte Peas Sw eet 83/i oz can 270 smoke inhalation later Saturday ago. Mass. Area police report Rhodes Rd., Tolland; Joseph She was a member of the Vernon Main St., Manchester, is in charge of morning. arrangements. The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. P i n . P L I Del Monte Beans Cut Green 8 oz can 260 Girardini, Kibbe Rd.. Assembly of God Church in Vernon from the New Britain Memorial Assisting Rossomango with the Ellington: Rose Krzesicki, G reen 8 o z Vernon first aid given the boy was pumper and of the women’s ministry of that Funeral Home, 444 Farmington Ave., ROBERT J. DAL POZZOL, B.S., R.PH., MQR. I . - — ''-'rrench Style can £04^ bance at the Seven-Eleven store in South St., Rockville; Marylou church. Mrs. Eva M. Wood New Britain, with a Mass at 9 at St. Sally K. Ouellette, 39, of Beech Vernon. He was released on a $100 driver Sam Johnson. Malloy, West Rd., Ellington; U(D Rd., Tolland, was charged early this Other survivors are three sons, ’The funeral for Mrs. Eva M. Wood, Mary’s Church in New Britain. 664 Center S t. Manchester Wyler L e m o n a d e 49 non-surety bond for appearance in Candy Medlin, Rt. 6. Andover; Charles F. King Jr. of Stafford and 83, of 77 Orford St., who died Friday Burial will be in St. Mary’s morning with evading responsiblity court April 27. Domenic Palumbo, Eaton 0 ) 0 PHONE S49-9S14 B&M Brown Bread Plain 16 oz can 690 Rd., Tolland; Kerrie Tyler, John King and Kevin King, both of in a Massachusetts nursing home, is Cemetery, New Britain. and speeding too fast for conditions. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS She was involved in an accident on I- South Windsor Area fire calls Dobson Rd., Vernon. South Windsor; three daughters, Lin Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Center Friends may call at the funeral Borax Borateem 6-lb, 4 oz pkg 2.19 Conpegational Church. Burial will 86 in Vernon. James N. Doer Jr., 2f, of 21 Pear Discharged Sunday: Jane da King, Cindy King and Kelly King, home tonight from 7 to 9. Baker, Patricia Lane, Ver be in Stafford Springs Cemetery, R.nR)(RVR" RHRl/Rf :jtR\/R ' Police said Ms. Ouellette was east- ’Tree Lane, South Windsor and John CO all of South Windsor; her mother, Geisha White Tuna in W ater ’ la ” 1.75 non; Steven Brady. Berr Ave., DuPont Mrs. Doris Adams Worthington of Stafford Springs. bound in the left lane and a car Marchesseault, 21, of 1652 Main St., Manchester Contadina Tomato Paste 530 driven by Joseph RusSell, 38, of East Hartford, were taken to Ellington; Carl Gebhardl, Somers; five brothers, Harold Friends may call at the Holmes Sunday, 11:31 a.m. — Chimney lire. 54 Union St., Rockville; Patricia Massachusetts, was eastbound in the Manchester Memorial Hospital Sun Bigelow St. (Town) Worthington and Donald Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today Hunts Manwich Sauceisy, oz can 590 Hemmler, Middle Rd., Worthington, both of Somers, David from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. right lane. When the Ouellette car day night with injuries suffered in a Sunday, 5:02 p.m. — Mutual aid for ac Ellington; Mrs. Kathleen Sunsweet Prunes Large lb pkg 650 attempted to pass the Russell car the two-car accident on Sullivan Ave., cident on 1-84, Bolton, standby only. Worthington of Ellington, and Gor The family suggests that those (Town) Luginbuhl and son, Lower wishing to do so may make memorial driver lost control, struck guard South Windsor. Butcher Rd., Ellington; Mrs. don Worthington and Kenneth WHEN YOU TAKE OUR Kleen Guard Furniture Polish 9 oz btl 690 Worthington, both of Enfield; and six gifts to the Music Fund at Center posts, crossed the highway and Marchesseault was admitted to the Tolland County Michelle MeVay and hospital with a broken hand and mul daughter. Village St.. sisters, Mrs. Marie King, Joyce Congregational Church. TEENAGE SEWING COURSE, Chicken Broth 46ozcan struck the Russell car. Ouellette Orion College Inn 850 Sunday, 5:09 p.m. —Chimney fire, Rockville; Sara Reid, Hany Worthington and Mrs. Betty Ander Is scheduled to appear in Common tiple contusions. He was in satisfac Willey Circle, Tolland, son, all of Somers, Mrs. Charlotte Libbys Hash Corned Beef 15^/^ oz can 790 Pleas Court 19, Rockville, May 10. tory condition today. Doer was Lane, Vernon; Patricia YOU’LL TAKE HOME MORE Today, 12:58 a.m. —Bam fire, S, River Shields. Tankeroosan Rd., Donald 0 . Miller, 20, of 217 Burn treated for a fractured jaw and Rd., Tolland. Willington and South Schneider and Mrs. Judy Dominges, Mrs. Sarah Roraback Vernon; Helen Snydal. Linden Mighty Dog F o o d O lS side Ave., East Hartford, was released. Wllllngton assisted. both of Enfield, and Mrs. Ellen THAN JUST A NEW OUTFIT. Rd., Rockville. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Sarah charged Sunday with breach of The accident is still under in Savory of Bridgeport. Hunts Tomatoes ^eled 28 oz can 650 South Windsor Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. Parent Roraback, 86, of 32 Mortson peace, in connection with a distur vestigation. Leo Kelley St., Hartford, died Sunday at an area Saturday, 11:53 a.m. -C ar fire, Plea and Mrs. Michael Malloy, M y~ T “Fine^^ocolate Pudding 7 '/, q z p k g §30 sant Valley Rd. West Rd., Ellington. e a s t HARTFORD - Leo E. convalescent home. She was the When you take a Singer sewing Kelley, 43, of 66 Maplewood Ave., mother of James Roraback of East course, you’ll be amazed at how Heckers Flour U nbleached &*lb bag 790 former owner of Porter’s Express Hartford. much you'll learn about sewing. Co. of East Hartford, died instantly Other survivors are 2 other sons, a Betty Crocker gll:ri8°k®o°zX570 Patrols and shoe ban Saturday from injuries received in brother, 2 sisters, 11 grandchildren Starting with pattern and fabric Pillsbury Flour 5-lb bag 790 tractor-trailer accident on Interstate and 12 great-grandchildren. selection. Straight through to 84 in Southington. He was the hus The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 hems and finishing touches. Pillsbury Flour Unbleached 5-lb bag 790 help school discipline band of Mrs. Helen O’Brien Kelley. a.m. from the Maple Hill Chapels, MITES Mr. Kelley was born in Glaston 382 Maple Ave., Hartford, with a All ending up in a Pillsbury^^^tl^;.®^^'”'*' "^°*'‘'l|.lrc'?n South Windsor SALE *990 much Improved with the better enforce bury and lived in the Hartford area Mass at 9 at Immaculate Conception finished garment you Pillsbury Increased patrols by teachers and a ban ment of rules. most of his life. Church in Hartford. Burial will be in make right in class. of rubber soled shoes seemed to have Im “Some of the kids think things are too Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, He was a truck driver for the ^fSft Cheese®''®*®^ Parm esan 33 OZ can proved both the appearance of Timothy strict now, though,’’ said Snyder. “They Mashkin Freight Lines of East Hart Bloomfield. And once you finish it, 750 Edwards School as well as eliminated think they’re getting in trouble for dumb iN ford for eight years. Friends may call at the funeral there are trophies to some recent discipline problems. reasons.” o100% Orion” acrylic knitting worsted He was a member of the East home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 take home. The tightening up on rules has, however, p.m. Lisa Dlclnacla, a ninth-grader, agreed Hartford Moose Lodge and Bold Detergent left morale “pretty low,” say some of the that the school had become very strict. Teamsters Local 559. Classes are small. . South Windsor middle school students. While the seventh, eighth and ninth o 4-ply, 4-oz. pull skeins He was an Army veteran of the Instruction is personal.^ All Fabric Cleaner While most of the Timothy Eldwards grade students attending the school may Korean Conflict. And we start at the beginning students who were willing to discuss the object to the crackdown on rules, it Other survivors are a son, Mark . 8 omoth proof and non-allergenic In memoriam So take our teenage sewing Cleans Even Tough-to-Clean issue agreed behavior at the school had appears the effort has been effective. Kelley of East Hartford; two In loving memory of Albert W. Kat- * Improved, they still seemed to feel things zung, who passed away April 25, 19U. *:•[ course this summer during “Middle school children have always daughters, Denise Kelley and Tami were “just too strict.” been a difficult group to motivate and dis Kelley, both of East Hartford; his The days and nights are lonely, as I go ' i our Teenage Sewing Festival, Modern Fabrics BE SURE . >~:BLISS h«» b««n ttrving the Horn# Owntr ©rainbow of popular colors throuBh life alone. IS Principal Arthur Hottln and the cipline,” said one teacher who did not father, Patrick Kelley of Glaston for 95 YIAR^. for * compItU FREE INSPECTION of The place we shared together doesn't M’ And find out why we’re in a teachers have Increased patrols at the wish to be Identified. bury, and two sisters, Mrs. Patricia seem the same old home. X; your homt by a Termito Control Export, luporviiod Time is supposed to heal the pain and A' sewing class by ourselves. school to help enforce rules. The action “ They’re going through a period of tran oat least 1000 skeins per store Lupacchino of East Hartford and lighten the burdens we bear, followed a study committee report that by th# finoit tochnical ataff, phono our noarott Mrs. Gladys Wise in Alaska. But on this Hth Anniversary, ¥ sition in their own lives — from childhood local offico: There’s still that vacant chair. ' 49 OZ stricter enforcement of school rules was The funeral is Tuesday at 10:15 to adulthood — and therefore experience Sadly missed, ^ needed. some inner turmoil which shows up In a a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Esther and Tootle ^ pkg Although there has been much criticism I S A L E Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford. school situation. It’s Important that rules ------I lately about behavioral problems at 649-9240 SINGER are strictly enforced so the students know Full militaiy honors will be accorded In memoriam Z SEWING CENTERS 643-4309 Timothy Edwards School, eighth-grader at the burial in Hillside Cemetery, In remembrance of Jackie Curtin j? exactly what Is expected of them,” the * ™ ^ y e his life In Vietnam on April 896 MAIN SI. David Kennedy says, "It’s not all that BLISS TERMITE CONTROL East Hartford. 126 years' experience is the best teacher. Prices effective thru Saturday, April 3 G 1977 teacher said. 389 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, bad...and most of the kids are good kids. Meanwhile, many of the middle school DIv. Blits Exterminator Company • EST. 1882 EAST HARTFORD Putnam Bridge Plaza, 17 Main Straal Friends may call the funeral home A friend who remembers Not Responsible for Typographical Errors Only a few get In trouble.’’ today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. students have made an effort to show the BLOOMFIELD Copaco Shopping Canltr, Coltaga Qrova Rd. Rl. 218 H M a M H ■■ H Mi ■■ M M H Mi M H Mi ■■ Mi M ■■ ■■ M W e Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Joel Snyder, also an eighth-grader, said The Oldest & Largest in Conn. positive aspects of the school and to take a OPEN 10 AM to S PM; MANCHESTER STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 he thought behavior at the school was greater pride in the school. BANKAMERICARD AK'I^^MASTER CHARQE AVAILABLE IN MOST STORES t i i—Jt xJl
PAGE TWO-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., April 25, 1977 Vernon budget almost ^ N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. April 25. 1977 — PAGR THBRir,n ready for townspeople ‘Best team money can buy’ The Vernon Town Council will Councilman Stephen Marcham, The council approved the total wrap up its budget workshops at a who made the final motion that department budget at $67,750 as special meeting Wednesday at 7:30 passed, said the figure eliminated the recommended by the mayor. p.m. in the Memorial Building. CETA money, gave the budget a six The recommended budget will be per cent general Increase and The Engineering Department paying dividends for Yanks presented to a public hearing allowed $5,000 to buy a new tractor. budget was Increased by $250 more run seventh inning with a California, 10-9, Oakland the sixth. Palmer is now 3- Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon than the mayor's recommendation, a NEW YORK (UPI) despite being chased by needed in the first when an Mrs. Jean Pearsall, director of two-run single. beat Chicago, 11-4, after 1. Middle School, Rt. 30. total budget of $50,227. The depart — “The best team that three Texas homers in the Vernon's social services department, "It doesn’t make any losing the opener to the Brewers 10, Angels 9 error by Toronto catcher One of the recent workshops also appeared before the council last ment request was for $102,253. The George Steinbrenner’s eighth. Alan Ashby allowed Rick current budget Is $53,010. difference to me batting White Sox, 12-5; Kansas Sal B ando’s tw o-run reviewed the Parks Department week to defend her budget requests. A's 5-11, White Sox 12-4 Burleson to score from money can buy,’’ is eighth," said Chambliss City clobbered Seattle, 16- single highlighted a five- budget. A motion to cut it to zero, In the area of “general Rookies Wayne Gross third prior to an RBI single Leonard Szczesny, town engineer, beginning to pay back matter-of-factly. “The run eighth inning that lifted made by Councilman Donald Eklen, assistance," a budget of $46,000 was and Mitchell Page slugged by Carl Yastrzemski. said the town's purchase of the Ver dividends. same guys are hitting was defeated; another motion to recommended. She said $60,000 A m e r lc a n ^ Milwaukee over California. home runs in the nightcap non Water Company caused the ahead of me and the reduce it to $43,819 failed; and a mo would be more realistic. Sunday, the New-York All five Brewers’ runs in to help the A’s and right major increase in his budget. The pitchers are still pitching iLOSQUO tion to cut it to $48,910 passed. She said while her department Yankees routed the the eighth were unearned hander Mike Norris Royals 16-2, Mariners 1- budget also Included $48,000 for an me the same way.” The original budget recommenda keeps an extremely tight rein on Richard Barger Robert Gorton James Klar Cleveland Indians, 10-1, 7- 1, then dropped the second as Angel first baseman salvage the second game of 4 engineering survey of the Bolton Robert Madore Martin, who watched his tion of Mayor Thomas Benoit was expenditures. The assistance figures 1, in a doubleheaiier rout, game to the Mariners, 4-2. Tony Solaita committed the doubleheader. The A1 Cowens hit a three-run Lakes area but the mayor reduced team score 26 runs on 36 two errors and reserve $67,008, but this included Comprehen for the past three months show an in which the Yankee Tigers, 1-2, Orioles 3-1 White Sox won the opener homer and Fred Patek that to zero. hits in sweeping three catcher Ike Hampton sive Employment Training Act outlay of about $5,000 for January Bolton candidates batters hit in double Mickey Stanley belted a behind the combined added a three-run double to games from the Tribe, (CETA) funds for two laborer and February and almost $6,000 for figures for the fifth two-run homer and Vern threw a potential double pitching of rookie Chris highlight the Royals’ The council also approved the added: "If we had scored positions . March. straight game. Not sur Ruble, with 1-3 of an inning play ball into right field. Knapp and Bruce Dal Can runaway win for Jim mayor’s recommendation of $1,500 at least three runs in each This is consistent with action taken Mrs. Pearsall said that when she prisingly, it also was their of relief help from John Bando also drove home a ton when Chet Lemon and Colborn (3-1) in the opener. for the newly created Arts Commis of our earlier games, we in other accounts where amounts for first started in her position eight fifth straight victory. Hiller, hurled a seven- run*5n the seventh with a Ralph Garr hit three-run But Seattle came back in sion. The request was $4,900. 4 seek planning seats may be undefeated at this sacrifice fly. CETA workers were included. CETA years ago, her monthly caseload was Chris Chambliss, hitting hitter to give the Tigers a homers and Royle Stillman the nightcap on the Bolton voters will fill two seats on eighth in the "out of a hat tim e.” Twins. 12, Rangers 6 legislation expires Sept. 30 and it was 24, involved 72 persons and an expen Robert E. Gorton if 32 Brandy Community Affairs from 1967 to 1971. split of their twinbill. The added a solo shot. strength of a three-run The budget for the Cemetery Com lineup" Martin has Elsewhere in the Orioles won the opener Larry Hisle’s second felt that any new legislation wouldn’t diture of $1,391. Now her caseload is the Planning Commission in the May St., a Republican. He is a native of He is now retired and is associated sixth inning which was ig mittee was approved at $15,000 as 2 election — one a four-year term resortedMT helped raise American League Sunday, behind Jim Palm er’s four- career grand-slam homer Red Sox 9, Blue Jays 0 become effective until after the town about 56 a month with an expenditure Norwich, N.Y., a graduate of part-time with Satellite Aerospace nited by Lee Stanton’s solo recommended by the mayor. The from 1977 to 1981 and the other a tran his u fifip to .263 with a Detroit and Baltimore split hit pitching and Tom keyed a seven-run fourth Ferguson Jenkins fired a budget is adopted. of about $6,000. request was for $21,500. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Inc. of Manchester, He is a member homer. Following Stan balf^Naded double, a a doubleheader, the Orioles Shopay’s first major inning for the Twins, who three-hitter for the Red sitional three-year term from 1978- and has lived in Bolton since 1949. of Bolton Friends of the Library, the ton’s homer, a single by 1981. three-run homer and six taking the first, 3-1, the league home run in 10 clubbed 14 hits and batted Sox and received home run Since 1937, he has been employed by Bolton Historical Society and the Bill Stein, a walk to Joe 2 Also to be elected are two alter RBI in the opener. In the Tigers coming back in the years. Shopay broke a around twice off five Texas support by George Scott I^att & Whitney Aircraft, where he Democratic Town Committee. He Lis, a fielder’s choice and nates to the commission, both for second game, Roy White nightcap, 2-1; Boston scoreless tie in the fourth, pitchers. Rich C3iiles also and Dwight Evans. Scott’s is now a senior staff engineer. He is a and his wife, the former Marjory RBI singles by Craig four-year terms. One term starts this belted his first homer of blanked Toronto, 9-0; while Ken Singleton and drove home four runs for member of several professional Hemenway of Sheldon, Vt., have four homer touched off a four- Reynolds and Jose Baez Bolton spending plan cut year; the other starts in 1978. Minnesota trounced Texas, Minnesota, while Pete organizations and is a charter children. Contrasts in style the season before Willie Lee May added solo shots run seventh. Jenkins, now completed the sixth-inning Both the Democratic and Randolph capped a three- 12-6, Milwaukee outlasted on consecutive pitches in Redfern was the winner 2-1, got ail the runs he uprising. By DONNA HOLLAND revenue. member of the Manchester Power • Robert Madore of 21 Tolland Rd., Republican parties have nominated Boston Celtic Coach Tom Heinsohn, left, a Finance board members arrived at where they want and when they Squadron. He has been a member of a Democrat, Born in Hartford, he is a Herald Correspondent candidates for each seat. Seeking the man of many faces, voices disapproval of a the $24,000 cut in the school board want. The legislature gives it the the Planning Commission and graduate of East Hartford High The Bolton Board of Finance has regular commission positions are (in budget in a unique manner. Five of power to," he said. member and chairman of the Library School and is attending Greater Hart referee’s call while Philadelphia Coach Gene made tentative cuts of $115,000 in the alphabetical order): the six board members said how Silverstein said that when the Board for many years. He and his ford Community College. He is Shue, right, protests but in a more casual 5 town government budget for 1977-78 Cey key man for Dodgers standings much they felt the budget should be school board is asked where its wife, the former Sue Atlee Gray of employed by Emhart Corp., Windsor, manner. (UPI photo) and $24,000 in the Board of Education cut. • Richard L. Barger of 8 Old MT7U7 VrvDW- /TTl-hTv , ...... ^ budget can be cut, board members Prince Frederick, Md., have (our and is shop chairman for Local 376 of NEW YORK (UPI) Lacy and relief pitcher dinals, 6-3, the San Fran homer for the Cardinals budget. Bolton Rd., a Republican. Barger, an children. He is a member of St. The five figures were added and say it can’t be. the United Auto Workers, for which — Ron Cey leads the Charlie Hough also con cisco Giants beat the Mon while Maddox and Larry National League The finance board, at a special the total was divided by five. William attorney, is a partner in the Hartford George’s Episcopal Church. American League “ For them (school board he serves on several committees. He National League with nected. Jerry Royster, Jeff treal Expos, 6-5, and the Bowa homered for the East meeting Friday night, approved an Riley suggested a cut of $32,000; law firm of Michelson, Kane, • James S. Klar of 21 Converse came to Bolton in November 1976 Burroughs, Willie Mon East members) to say we (finance board a .426 batting average Houston Astros topped the Phillies, Steve Carlton __ additional $18,000 cut from the school Gary Mortensen, $42,000; Shirley Royster & Barger, Bom in Hartford, Rd., a Democrat. Klar, a landscape St. Louis 9 6 .600 W L Pet GB members) can’t cut a penny from from Manchester. He and his wife, Officials right tanez and Gary Matthews San Diego Padres, 9-8, in pitched an eight-hitter for Montreal board budget and $7,200 from the he lived in Wethersfield, Boston, and 22 RBIs, has hit 7 6 .538 1 Potter, $15,000; Siddiq Sattar, $10,- their $1V4 million budget is an insult architecture graduate of the Univer the former Diane Daigle of East homered for the Braves. other NL games. his second win of the Milwaukee 9 4 .692 - town government budget. But the Glastonbury and Hebron before com Pitts 7 6 .538 1 000, and Hassett, $22,000. Morris to my intelligence," Silverstein said. sity of Massachusetts, lived in Bolton Hartford, have two sons. fiv e h o m ers in 14 Atlanta Manager Dave Pittsburgh’s scheduled season. Baltimore 7 5 .583 IW money was returned to the budget ing to Bolton in September 1975. A from 1955 to 1968 and returned to Chicago 6 6 .500 IV i Silverstein didn’t suggest a figure for Finance board members agreed to games and been a key Bristol didn’t want to talk doubleheader at New York Giants 6, Expos 5 Toronto 7 8 ,467 appropriating funds Rom the capital the average. graduate of the University of Connec town last year. He was associated in Celtics’ win New York 6 8 .429 2 V i delete from the 1977-78 budget the 1 Seeking the positions of Planning man in the Los was rained out. Willie McCovey hit a New York 7 8 .467 and nonrecurring account. ticut, he was a teacher and assistant Phila 5 7 .417 I V i The vote to cut the budget by $24,- mill ($23,900) which is usually set with engineering and landscape Commission alternates are Paul Cubs 7, Reds 1 two-run homer and winning Boston 5 7 .417 3W The finance board will meet attorney general for Connecticut Angeles Dodgers’ West 000 was three in favor, (Riley, aside for the capital and non architecture firms before being Brown of 4 Green Hill Dr., "NaSonaT Bobby Murcer hit a Detroit 6 10 .375 4W Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Town before joining the law firm. He is NEW YORK (UPI) — Substitute referees Joe drive to an early pitcher Jim Barr knocked w L Pet GB Hassett and Sattar), two opposed recurring fund. employed by the State of Connecticut Democrat; John Esche of 88 Shoddy three-run homer and Jerry in two runs for the Giants, Cleveland 4 9 .308 5 Hall to finalize the budget to be married to the former Zenta Ozols of Los Ang 11 3 — (Silverstein and Mortensen) and one Other tentative cuts include $833, in 1945. He served in planning and ad Mill Rd., Republican; Albert Hopper Crawford and Richard Jackson apparently were seven-game lead over ^League, .786 West Morales also homered in a who rallied for four runs in Atlanta 8 presented to townspeople May 16. abstention (Potter.) town clerk; $6,700, assessor-building Manchester, has one son, and is a ministrative positions with the state of 56 Birch Mountain Ext., correct on a key call during Boston’s 124-119 the world champion about the Dodgers at first, 7 .533 3«! W L Pet GB five-run, first-inning explo the fourth inning. The San Fran 7 7 Finance board chairman Jerald After the vote was taken, Silvers official; $2,130, town garage; $500, member of Bolton Congregational Development Commission from 1945 Republican, and Samuel Teller of 21 Cincinnati Reds. but then conceded, .500 4 Chicago 9 5 .643 - victory over Philadelphia Sunday, but the of sion, which routed Woodie homer was the 469th of San Diego 8 9 Hassett said that if the tentative cuts tein said he felt a minimum of 2 mills Insurance Advisory Ekiard; $2,390, Church. to 1967 and with the Department of Green Hill Dr., Democrat. "they’ve got a good club, .471 4V(i Oakland 10 6 .625 - are incorporated into the final ficials’ strike is looming ever larger as the Fryman before he retired a McCovey’s career. Tony Houston 6 9 .400 5t(! ($47,800) should be cut. “It’s park commissioner; $17,520 ($12,000 "We’ve got a bail club one with a player of Kan City 9 6 .600 V i budget, there will be a tax increase National Basketball Association playoffs batter. Ray Burris allowed Perez homered for the Cincin 4 10 .286 7 ridiculous to give a figure when you revaluation and $5,000 that’s making it possible to experience and ability at Minnesota 10 7 .588 V i of 2.25 to 3.25 mills. The present tax progress. 13 hits but didn’t walk a Expos as Dave Stanhouse are thinking 2 or 3 mills and other grantsmanship). Board of do my thing,” he said after every position.” batter and the Reds left suffered the loss. Texas 7 7 .500 2 rate is 61.4 mills. board members are thinking in the Crawford and Jackson driving in five runs with a Sunday’s Resulls Calif Selectmen; $4,700, snow and ice time the officials strike “Are they the best nine runners stranded. The Astros 9, Padres 8 7 10 .412 3W Had there been no budget cuts by $10,000 range. We weren’t even allowed the Celtics to run double and a grand slam Pittsburgh at N.Y., 2, removal; $26,412, police protection should be settled-N O W .” Dodger team I’ve seen in Reds have now lost 10 of Rob Sperring’s ground- Seattle 7 12 . 368 4W the finance board, there would have close,” Silverstein said. out the clock bringing the homer Sunday, in the ppd. (constabulary); $23,740, general David Thompson scored my 12 years in the their 14 games. rule double in the 10th in been about a 9-mill increase. One ball over the halt court line Dodgers’ 16-6 romp over Chicago 7, Cincinnati 1 “The school board doesn’t listen highway; $2,100, community hall 40 points to lead Denver, majors?” he said Phillies 6, Cardinals 3 ning scored Bob Watson Sunday’s Resulls mill generates about $23,000 in tax anyway. They spend what they want. with nine seconds left in the Atlanta Braves. repeating a question. San Francisco 6, Mon Balt 3-1, Detroit 1-2 A maintenance, and $400, treasurer. but Maurice Lucas netted A walk to Tim McCarver and enabled the Astros to the game. Philadelphia Cey hit his grand slam treal 5 New York 10-7, Cleve 1-1 27 before fouling out with “We’d better reserve that and a triple by Fred An end their eight-game losing Coach Gene Shue felt homer in a seven-run, Houston 9, San Diego 8, Kan City 16, Seattle 1-4 4:15 to go and Bill Walton judgment until after July drews produced the tie streak. Joe Sambito, who Boston had used seven eighth-inning outburst in ( 10) Chicago 12-4, Oakland 5-11 Coventry taxes may be cut added 26. Lionel Hollins’ 4.” breaking run for the pitched 1 2-3 shutout in seconds on the previous in- the game at Atlanta. Steve Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 50-foot shot at the third The Chicago Cubs took Phillies in the sixth inning nings, was the winner Boston 9. Toronto 0 Garvey also hit a three-run 3 A budget proposal which would has cut $35,000 from the general period buzzer gave the Cincinnati Reds, 7-1, and Garry Maddox’ double while Padre relief ace Minnesota 12, Texas 6 Other meetings homer for the Dodgers Los Angeles 16, Atlanta 6 mean a one-mill tax drop in Coventry government budget and $40,000 from Portland an 81-80 lead and Philadelphia Phillies made the score 5-3. Ted Milwaukee 10, California 9 while Dusty Baker, Lee Rollie Fingers suffered his will be finalized tonight by the Town the education budget. Other meetings this week in Coven NBA defeated the St. Louis Car Simmons hit a three-run try: a psychological boost that first loss against two wins. Council. The council has called a State and federal revenue sharing help^ repulse Thompson’s Today’s Games Today’s Games P special meeting at 7:30 at the Town funds will be applied to the budget to bounds play, and an 12 fourth-quarter points. St. Louis (Rasmussen 1- Boston (Stanley 1-0 and Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. —Charter Revi 2) at Chicago (KrukowO-1) Hall. offset taxes. nounced a protest over the Brown hopes the Tiant 1-1), at Toronto sion Commission, Town Hall. Yarborough king of short-track racing Cincinnati (Billingham 1- PZC meets tonight public address system. spotlight remains on the (Lemanezyk 2-1 and Garvin The tax rate is now 71 mills and the Tuesday, 8 p.m. —Historical Socie "I thought they should MARTINSVILLE, Va eighth straight short-track track shorter than one Modesty aside, Yar 1) at Atlanta (Messersmith 3-0), 2 The Planning and Zoning Commis players, and not the refs. triumph dating back tc budget, as proposed by Town ty, South St. only have three seconds to (UPI) — Some auta racing mile. borough was pleased with 2-1), N Oakland (Medich 1-0) at sion will meet tonight at 7:30 to con Otherwise, he said, "It’s Aug. 29 of last year. Of the Manager Frank Connolly and the Tuesday, 8 p.m. —Coventry Foot bring the ball up, and that’s fans still think of Richard "This is all history we’re his car and of the breaks he Los Angeles (Rhoden 2- California (Ryan 2-2), N duct public hearings to review just not fair to the players last 13 short-track events, Board of Education, would mean a ball Association, Town Hall. why I filed the protest,” Petty as the king of short- talking about,” he said. “It got as he outduelled Benny 0) at San Diego (Jones 1-2), New York (Gullett 1-2) at 4.5-mill increase. proposed sign regulations and a or the fans.” Yarborough has won 11, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. —Board of said Shue. “But I was told track racing, but recent doesn’t have any influence Parsons of Ellerbe, N.C., N Baltimore (Grimsley 1-1), N drainage modification request for the Health, Town Hall. Washington beat results strongly indicate a Petty none. The Town Council, which has been by some people afterwords Houston, 93-90, to take a 2-1 on what happens next in the rain-shortened race. undeveloped section of Coventry Thursday, 7:30 p.m. —Board of new leader has emerged — But the 37-year-old revising the budget for two weeks. that I’m wrong.” lead in the other Eastern week, or even here next Hills. Education, Coventry High School. Cale Yarborough. veteran from Tim- year. "Announcing the protest semifinal and Golden State Yarborough’s win Sun monsville, S.C., still isn’t "Remember, there ain’t over the public address narrowed Los Angeles’ system means that the day t the $104,150 Virginia ready to admit he should be never been a horse that W ATC H O UT! lead in their West 500 NASCAR Grand favored every time he Plainfield results protest is official and that semifinal to 2-1 by winning, couldn’t be rode, and there it cost us $5(XI,” said Shue. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon NOTICE April 25. 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B PUBUC HEARING I H§lp Wanted 13 Ha/p Wantad Stedman, Michaud BOARD OF DIRECTORS □ NOTICES 13 Country Club • ^Bruins surprise TOWN OF MANCHESTER □ EDUCATION BEST 15 - A - Low gross CONNECTICUT Loaf and found 1 - Woody Clark; net - Clark Notice is hereby given that WANT SPENDING MONEY? Prtvolo Inotruotlono is cop swim medals the Board of Directors, Town LOST - German Shepard. 57-4-53, Stan M cFarland 61- of Manchester, Connecticut, Black with brown legs. Center She Heratii Boys S BIrls - Wa Nead Tout r e m e d ia l r e a d in g and 7-54, Tom Zemke 63-9-54; B ! Flyers in opener were; girls—Liz (Joldberg, yard backstroke and tied will hold a Public Hearing in Park vicinity. 649-K94. m ath; individualized work Members of the program, (lst-8th grade) by - Bob Genovesi 64-10-54, third 100-yd. I.M .; Linda for second in the 50-yard the Hearing Room at the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING John Wilson 66-12-54, Newt Manchester Rec Swim PHILADELPHIA Cherry said. “ They LOST - In vicinity of Willie’s Herald carriera are needed Master’s degree teacher. 566 Jefferson, first 100-yard fly for those eight years old Municipal Building, 41 Center Smith 71-17-54, Norm (UPI) — The Boston weren’t very happy by bar. One silver ring set with a In the following areas: Club took home a bun breaststroke, third 100-yd. and under. Open age medal street, Manchester, (kmnec- red stone. Reward 325. Call Narkon 74-18-54. Sweeps A - NHL 1 ticut, Tuesday, May 3,1977 at dle of medals at last butterfly; Dana Clough, se winners were Chris White, gOPO OLSON PEFEATED Bruins were down their performance at alL-, 646-1257. Clark 73; Ted Backle 78-7- 8:(X) p.m., to consider and act □ REAL ESTATE weekend’s AAU Meet cond 100 butterfly. Boys second 200 breast, second RANPY TURPIN FOR TH6 after allowing their But a lot of people will see PHONE 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Glastonbury 71, Rick Clough 76-4-72; B - around on my second swing on the construction of a —Jon Ginnis, second 100 50 free; Linda Jefferson, MIPPLEWE10HT CROWN. NHL playoff game the score and think we laid Wilson 84-12-72, Smith 91- held at Manchester WHAT 0REAT FI0HTER but I pushed the puck in.” saniUry sewer in Redding FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Homoo for Solo 23 breaststroke; Karl Bylciw, third 2()0 breast; Bridget back in the third period, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Manchester: 17-74. High, sponsored by 9TOPPEP 0090 IN 1955 with the Philadelphia Middleton's goal marked street under a Developers third 100 breast. Anderson, second 100 fly, POR THE TITLE ? but they just-took over.” VAdams Street and Buckland Street Manchester State Flyers to go into the second consecutive It looked different, Permit Agreement with LEGAL area 323,500 - 200 FOOT frontage. In the 13-14 year old second 200 back; Beth K 0ENE FULLMER sudden death but that game in which the Bruins Richard P. Hayes, said INDEX ’Two bedroom Ranch. Tallwood Bank and the local bracket, medal winners 0. carm en 9ASILIO however, from the net of Aluminum siding, baseboard MacDonald, third 100 fly, had blown a 3-0 third period sanitary sewer to benefit Nos. NOTICE N O T iC It ADVERTISING swim club RAY ROBINSON ^ didn’t stop Rick an exhausted Gerry 25, 26, 33, and 34 Radding 1 — Loll and Found East Hartlord: ueol^arage, Hutchins Agen- TWO MAN BEST BALL third 200 back; Bob lead only to come back and The Planning and Zoning Middieton and his Cheevers, who faced 38 Street, and No. 21 Farmington 2 — Paraonala RATES Carriers needed in the following areas: - Gross — Ward Holmes- Heading the list of medal Michaud, second 100 fly, win. Last Thursday, they Commission will hold public 3 — Announcofnonti i » ABJJepnsMaMsufc shots in the game, in Bob Normington 72; Net — (first thru third) winners AAU meet second 200 back, second 50 teammates from pian- Street, in addition to Mr. hearings on May 2,1977 at 7:30 4 — Enierttinmtni 1 day — l i t word per day VBurnsIda Avenue, High School, COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg frittered that cushion away cluding a 15-shot salvo in Hayes’ property on Far 5 Auctiont 3 days ... 10a word per day Jim Ritchie-Richard was Wendy Stedman in the free; Geoff Michaud, third p.m. in Woodruff Hall, Center ^ HAPWi St. Mary’s Cemetery area. Farm, with three story barn. ning their strategy. before Greg Sheppard the third period. mington Street. 6 days .... 8< word per day Barnett 60, George g i r l s ’ 11-12 y e a r old 100 fly; Bill Halldin, third Congregational Church, 11 FINANCIAL 26 days — Bt word per day Butler-type building. Power were: girls -Beth Scholastic “ We wanted to go out scored the game-winner "This shouldn’t happen,” Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, 6 — Bonds-Slocks-Mortgigat VBurnsIde Avenue • Bell Court area. plant, and other out buildings, Carlson-Stan Mloganoski bracket. She won the 100- 200 back. Center Street, Manchester, 9 ~ Paraonal Loam 15 words $2.00 minimum MacDonald, second 200 and get as many shots as that eliminated the Los the Boston goalie said of Secretary Conn., to hear and consider 10 — Imuranca Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch VBurnsIde Avenue - Delmont, plus Three Lovely Homes. J r . 62, Sam Sapienza- yard individual medley, 50- Standings Offers invited. B/W Realty, free, third 100 back, third we could,” Middleton said. Angeles Kings. the third period swoon. Board of Directors the following petitions: Charles Romanowski 63, yard freestyle and 100-yard Those winning ribbons EMPLOYMENT Bidwell, Vernon Road area. 647-1419. 200 I.M., second 100 free; (for placing fourth thru Baseball “We went out there plan Earlier, Bobby Clarke ”We have to go out there Manchester, Conn. ZONING REGULATION 13 - Halp Wantad F.N. Sullivan-Gerry backstroke. Bob Michaud Dated at Manchester, 14 — Businaia Opportunitiaa VWalnut, Greenlawn, Concord Street Debbie Clough, second 100 ning to storm them right scored two goals, the se cocky and arrogant. It was AMENDMENT (Z-37) 15 — Situation Wantad Richmann 63, Clarence in the boys' 15-18 category sixth in an event) were: CCIL Connecticut this 20th day of area. Offered by the breast. Boys —Geoff aw ay.” cond with just 29 seconds a lucky overtime goal but The Commission proposes Denyer-Ed McLaughlin 64, won the 200-yarjl freestyle, Dana Clough, Wendy Sted w. 1. April 1977. EDUCATION Middleton followed the to amend Article If, Section 18 — Private Initructioni I Happiness Is The VOxford Drive, Handel Road, Maple Michaud, first 200 free, man, Liz Goldberg, Karl Simsbury 5 1 remaining in regulation we shouldn’t have sat on No. 052-4 Steve Cassano-John the 200-yard individual first lOO back, second 200 plan perfectly, gunning a 7.04.01 and Article II, Section 19 — Schooit-Clasaaa Bylciw, Karen Conard 4 1 time, and Bob Dailey had that lead. They couldn’t 20 — Iniiructions Wantad I MANCHESTER Street, Washington Ave., Evans Ave. PHILBRI(»( Crowley 64, Bruce Fleury- medley and took seconds in 13.05.01 by changing "waived” I.M., third 100 free. MANCHESTER 4 2 wrist shot that goalie Ber- one for the swarming push us any further back in Bob Allard 64, Bob the 100-yard freestyle and McDonough, Beth to read "deferred.” REAL ESTATE I POLICEMAN’S I Call 647-9946 Girl 15-18 year old MacDonald, Sandro Fermi 4 2 nie Parent accidentally Flyers to force the extra our zone in the third 23 — Homes (or Sale Livingston-Don Kean 64. 100-yard backstroke. MANCHESTER 24 — Lots-Lind lor Sale CIreulstlon medalists were: Chris Wethersfield 3 3 knocked in with his stick at period. period.” I b a l l I I Herald Dept AGENCY Squatrito, Scott Jackson, LEGAL 25 — Investment Property TWO MAN BEST BALL Katie Tucker of Penney 3 3 CONGREGATION OF MANCHESTER - Raised White, second 200 free, se Missy Stedman, Jon Gin 2:57 of overtime Sunday ‘,'It certainly wasn’t The Bruins earned the JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES (J- 26 — Business Property - Bob Chambers-Jim Manchester, swimming for Windham 2 3 27 — Resort Property I Saturday, April 30 | aOOD Ranch. Four years old cond 100 breast, second 100 night to give the Bruins A 4- joyous in that dressing lead after two periods on NOTICE 20) 26 — Rail Estate Wanted EARN SPENDING MONEY Bidwell 70; Net - Bill the Suburban Swim Team, nis, Bill Halldin, Geoff East Hartford 2 4 TOWN OF ANDOVER I at the Manchester Eight rooms, four large free; Bridget Anderson, 3 victory over the Flyers room ,” Boston Coach Don goals by Jean Ratelle, Bob To approve a Special Excep BOYS t BIRLS Twardy-Paul Nielsen 65, took six firsts, winning the Michaud, David Budd. Enfield 1 5 CONNECTICUT MI8C. SERVICES ADVERTISING bedroom ?, 2 W baths, third 100 back, second 200 and a 1-0 jump in their tion under Article II, Section 31 — Services Olfered I State Armory, | Hall 1 5 by Schmautz and Don Mar- 2»NING BOARD 5 Evenings a Week fireplace, bowed window, Cliff Keune-Bruce Belcher 100 a n d 2 0 0 - y a r d Staniey Cup semifinal 2.Q2.02 to permit development 32 — Painting.Papering DEADLINE I.M.; Jane Jordan, third Also, Marcie Macko, Foreman cotte combined with solid OF APPEALS 33 — Building-Contracting I from 9 P.M. S 6 PM to 8 PM . formal dining room with 66, Len Angell-Paul Saari backstrokes, 50, 100 and HCC O'AI.I. series. and erection of a religious 34 — Rooting-Siding 200 I.M. Boys —Bill MacDonald, Debbie forechecking. At an executive session, 12:00 noon the day before sliders to deck, eat-in 66, Ray Paradise-F.N. 200-yard freestvles and 200- cop net tourney structure at Tolland Turnpike 35 — Heating-Plumbing publication. I to 2 A.M. I Call 647-9946 Halldin, second 200 tree, Clough, Larry Krupp, Parent made the initiai "They are aggressive,” held on 20 April, 1977, the 36 — Flooring kitchen, large family room Sullivan 67, Joe Byrka- yard individual medley. Xavier 3 0 3 2 .and Slater Street as shown on Deadline (or Saturday and third 100 back, third 200 Glenn Eagleson, Jane Jor kick save on Middleton’s Zoning Board of Appeals of 37 — Moving-TruCking-Storsge with enclosed porch Bruno Frigo 69. South Catholic 2 0 4 1 Greg Macko of Glaston Flyers’ Coach Fred Shero a plan entitled "Kingdom Hall 38 — Services Wanted Monday it 12:00 Noon Friday. Other medal winners in I.M., third 100 free. dan, Bridget Anderson and shot but the puck the town of Andover, Connec closets galore, 2-car gar St, Paul 10 2 2 bury won the Connecticut said. "They come at you. of Jehovah's Witnesses, MISC. FOR SALE the 11-12 year old grouping Dave Ostuni won the 50- Paul Cottle. ricocheted over his leg ticut, voted that: age, large lot. 360,500. Aquinas 0 1 12 State Boys 16 and under But then they got cautious. Tolland Turnpike, 40 — Household Goods PLEASE READ Holp Wontod 13 EAST CATHOLIC 0 2 14 toward the goal line. As he Tennis Championships held Sometimes you do that in The following variances Manchester. Conn.”, scale 1” 41 — Articles lor Stie CONDOMINIUM were granted: 42 — Building Supplies SEWING MACHINE NWest Catholic 0 3 2 4 tried to scoop the puck last weekend at the playoff hockey. It’s hard to equals 30', dated April 2,1977, 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs YOUR AD TOWNHOUSE - in private No. 143 — Howard J, Pohl Operator with drapery COC away with his stick, he tell everybody to stay Santo J. Giangrave, Engineer. '44 — Livestock McDonald’s® setting with brook for quiet Bowling Jim Simons stages rally^ M anchester Racquet Club. 45 — Boats & Accessories Claaalfled ada are taken over experience. Call between 9 shoved the puck into the was granted a side yard w. 1, Macko, No. 1 player on loose.” SIDNE AND GOLDBERG 46 — Sporting Goods the phone as a convenience. and 5, Monday thru Friday. comfortable living. Six variance of two feet for gar 47 — Garden Products McDonald's® of Vernon has op net to the surprise of (S-17) The Herald la responsible for 6467286. rooms, three bedrooms, K. of C. - Rudi Wittke COVENTRY 5 0 the Kingswood School of In other playoff action age construction as shown on 48 — Antiques Vinal Tech 5 0 everyone, including Request for cluster subdivi 49 — Wanted to Buy only one incorrect Insertion and portunities during breakfast. 2W baths, modem kitchen 223-592, Mario Frattaroli wins New Orleans Open West Hartford team, during the weekend, the plot plan submitted with then only to the size of the RHAM 4 1 Middleton. sion approval. Creation of 79 STEADY WORK - Reliable, with appliances plus many 220-575, Mike Petruniw 219- defeated Barry Judge of Montreal Canadiens came appeal. RENTALS original insertion. Errors which Bacon Academy 4 2 lots in a "Residence AA” zone - Rooms (or Rent hard worker, who wants As a member of our crew, you other features. 3^,900. 574, Bob Luurtsema 204- NEW ORLEANS “I saw the shot hit him Wilton, 6-3, 6-4, to win the from behind to defeat the No. 145 - Clyde W. and do not lessen the value of the PGA player’s card in 1972 first 18 holes he was tied Portland 3 2 under the provisions of Article > Apartments (or Rent advertisement will not be cor steady employment, good in and I saw him turn,” said title. New York Islanders, 4-3, in Georgette M. Conrad were - Homes (or Rent come. Call 528-6702 between 6 will receive supervisory training, MANCHESTER - Im 562, Dave Fentiman 219- (UPI) — It’s a good with a 273 total for 72 holes, with Watson at nine under Cromwell 3 3 HI, Section 5 of the Zoning . . - Business (or Rent rected by an additional Inser the right winger of his fifth granted a variance to build ad tion. 2 only. maculate eight room 556, Mike Hodge 213-585, A1 bet Jim Simons will 15 under par. CHENEY TECH 2 4 Jane Foreman of the first game of their Regulations, on the west side 56 — Resort Properly (or Rent free meals, pleasant working con par, but both were one playoff goal. “I saw him dition with 8 feet side yard 57 — Wanted to Rent Colonial. Two years old Kuzmickas 200, Rob Red ‘"The people pulling for East Hampton 2 5 Providence, R.I., won the semifinal series Saturday of Gardner Street. never replace A1 Hirt stroke behind Simons. lean back and then I turned clearance and 59 feet front 58 — Misc (or Rent NOW accepting applications ditions and regular wage Increases. First floor family room man 220, Real Breton 204, Lee made me play better. I Rocky Hill 1 5 Girls’ 16 and under title night. Both series resume Copies of these applications for full time employmentt. Watson, who said his yard setback as shown on plan AUTOMOTIVE Apply In person at McDonald’s®, 2W baths, four b^rooms or Pete Fountain as BOLTON 0 7 to go back up ice. I didn’t with a 6-3, 5-7, 6-2 win over Tuesday night. have been filed in the Town Call 5263869 between 9 and 2 Ken Tomlinson 204, John felt I was in control most of putter “felt like an anvil” submitted with appeal. 61 — Aulos lor Sale Holp Wanlod fireplace, wall-to-wall one of the most pop see it go in but I couldn’t Clerk’s office and may be in 62 — Trucks (or Sale IS only. Route 83 In Vernon. Kozicki 206, Jim Farr 201. the day.” Sherri Slobin of West Hart The following variance was carpeting throughout. Two in the final round, finished believe it.” spected during office hours. 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale ular people in New As it turned out, Simons Hole-in-one ford. Slobin is No. 1 player denied: 64 — Moiorcycles-Bicyciei WANTED - Engine lathe car garage. Large treed in third place at 11-under- “I tried to hit it on my Planning and Zoning 65 — Cempers-Treiters-Mobile DENTAL ASSISTANT - EASTERN BLSINESS- Orleans. par 277. He was just one NEW ORLEANS (UPI) on Hall High. Sports slate No. 148 - Bruce M. and Homes operator with experience. 50 Experience necessary. lot, 359,900. first swing,” said Parent, Commission hours. Paid nolidays. Hank Grzyb 172-167-463, Simons made a few - Dwight Nevil lofted a Macko is the No. 15th Carol D. MacKay variance 66 — Automotive Service Openiiu immediately. Salary HOLLYWOOD SECTION stroke behind Lee, who who replaced starter Ronald Gates. 67 Autos (or Rent-Lease Tom Fahey 156-372, Sandy six-iron shot 180 yards Sun ranked singles player in denied for garage construc Excellent insurance benefits. oMn. ^ cellen t benefits. Call — Seven R o o ih enemies Sunday when he tripled his career earnings Wayne Stephenson at the Secretary Metronics Inc., Rt. 6 & 44A, . CLEANING WOMAN one Hanna 151-393, Dave Grzyb PGA day for a hole-in-one in the New England in the 16 and Monday tion due to lack of exceptional 6463003. day per week. Reference. NATIONAL SALES Colonial. Recently came from behind to win by winning 319,950. beginning of the third Dated this 25th day of April, Bolton, Conn. final round of the 3175,000 under group. He’s a stu BASEBALL difficulty or unusual hardship. 1977. Own transportation. Call 646 DEVELOPMENT CO. INC. remodeled, in immaculate 151-396, A1 Bonini 145-388,' the New Orleans Open by “If someone would have BABYSITTe R’-WANTED for New Orleans Open. period. “I brought the stick East Catholic at Dated this 21st day of April, 9249. looking for an Inttlvidual condition. Prime location Ron Joiner 145-383, Jim three strokes over Stan was right. He was in con told me before the tourna dent at Kingswood. No. 051-4 AUTOMOTIVE Billing two children 'days. Nathan w h o >i n ot afraid of W O R K .Aquinas, 1 p.m. 1977, Andover, Connecticut Secretary - Must have New carpeting, wall-to- Mathieson 148-390, Gabe Lee, a 1975 paduate of trol all day, shooting a pair ment started I would have □ EMPLOYMENT Hale school area. Must like and want! to bt indtptndtnt Rockville at South Zoning Board automobile experience. children. Cali 647-9416 afteer TEACHERS - At all levels. and firunclally ttcurt. wall throughout. First Szabo 388, Bub Holmes 383, nearby Louisiana State of 5-under-par 67s, but Lee finished second, I wouldn’t of Appeals W indsor ...... Strong typing skills. Good 5:00. Universal Teachers, Box 966, N.S.O. wants qualified ptrsons floor family room, garage Stan Waickowski 380, Dorn University. did everything he could to have believed it,” Lee said. Andover, Connecticut Holp IVontod 13 working atmosphere. Apply in Portland, Oregon, 97208. in local area to manufacture Only 346,500. DeDomlnicis 380, Paul change the situation. Kathy Whitworth gave advice TRACK ------person only 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., plastics products a FU LL 12 Simons, a Wake Forest "Before I used to worry Albert E. Richey, LEGAL WANTED - Business office months per year. RAISED RANCH - Eight East PHONE FROM home to ser- Monday through Friday, Gilberto 375, Mickey graduate won his first tour After falling four strokes CTiairman Board of Education, ^ Ito n DEMONSTRATORS; Act now • Male or Female rooms, four bedrooms, one about making the cuts, now vice our customers in the Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland Holmes 374, behind Simons, Lee strung to foe after scoring triumph Catholic/Ellington at Mary C. McNamara, NOTICE Payroll and Accounting Clerk. for an extra Free Gift. Sell • Age (no limit) full and two half baths nament since earning a I’m not going to worry Manchester area, flexible St., Manchester. Suffield Secretary ExDcrience required. Call 646 name brand toys and gifts Experience) WE FULLY fireplaced family room together four birdies to about that.” Town of Andover hours, super earnings, 249- TRAIN) RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) Whitworth’s earnings for No,. 0554 1569 or apply in writin, ; to The with Treasure House party Wall-to wall carpeting t.S.MIXED- Lois move into a share of the Simons said the first- Massey fired a 72 and Bon The 4th quarterly installment 7773. WAREHOUSE ORIENTED S uperintendent’s )ffice, plan. Free kit. Top com- • Full or Part time — When veteran Kathy the year to 349,987. Bradley Tuesday • Minimum of 200 square feet throughout. Two car gar S perry 187-505, D ennis lead with three holes to place finish would ease a nie Lauer had a 70 Sunday of property taxes on the Oc needed for e^anding dis Notch Road, Bolton missionn. Call collect person required Whitworth overcame a BASEBALL SALES POSITION - Straight age, acre lot. Asking 347, EteLisle 211, John Jenkins WHA playoffs play. The crowds at few of his worries, too. won a second-place check to tie for fifth at 210. tober 1, 1975 Grand List are tributor. Experience to person for Miss Carol, 203- • FULL COMPANY ON-SITE two-stroke deficit and of 35,040. W ethersfield at commissions, leads furnish^ preferred. 44 hour week. WOMAN WANTED - Part 491-2100. TRAINING 900. 220-565, Bob Dawson 220, Lakewood Country Club Whitworth took a one- due and payable April 1st. • Orhiinal eccounli secured by NEW YORK (U PI)-In ‘"The win takes a lot of edged Pat Bradley by one Manchester, 1:30 to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Excellent fringe benefits. time to maintain vending Phil Zahner 205, John went crazy when it looked Playing in a twosome stroke lead on the 16th hole INVITATION 1977. Payments made after Send resume to Box FF c/o c u in p e n y 16 ACRES — surrounds this the World Hockey Associa pressure off me,” he said. in the 350,000 American East Catholic at South cafeteria. No experience BE YOUR OWN Boss - And • Incontn — The harder you White 201, Ed Duchaine with Bradley, Whitworth May 2, 1977 are subject to a WINDOW CLEANER Needed Manchester Herald. superlative 15-room an tion playoffs Sunday, Bob as though a hometown boy “I was beginning to think I by sinking an eight-foot Catholic, 1 p.m. necessary. Will train. Apply in earn money on your own time. WORK the more you Defender Life Golf Classic, TO BID late charge of 1% per month - Must be experienced and MAKE tique house under going 208, E rnie Whipple 204, was going to win. might stay on the tour for putt for a birdie, but the The Manchester Board of person, State Vending Inc., Do it the AVON way. No sales by Hull scored two goals in she had a few words of ad Rocky Hill at Chenev on the late installment, from reliable. Call M9-5334. DENTAL ASSISTANT for • SS.99S.00 Cash required for meticulous restoration Steve Pelletier 213-581, Ed But they grew quiet on outcome was still in doubt Education seeks bids for an Muth Windsor. experience necessary. Call Inventory. Complete Train a 31-second span early in 10 years and never win a vice for her younger T ech, 3 :1 5 the due date or a minimum of Glastonbury office. Full time. 523-9401 for information. New foundation, sills, un Yourkas 576. the next hole when Lee as she and Bradley began Air Compresaor for the 1970- ing, Machinery, ETC. the third period to lead the tournament....” challenger. Penney at Windham, 1 32.00 PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Excellent opportunity. Chair- derpinnings, heat, wiring missed a three-foot putt for LPGA putting on the 18th hole. 1977 school year. Sealed Air Force recently announced FOR FULL INFORMATION Winnipeg Jets over the San The 335,000 paycheck “ I told h er, ‘Y ou’ve p.m . Payments may be made by side Experience preferred. SECRETARIES NOTICE - Now hiring steady WRITE OR CALL TODAY plumbing, kitchen and CRAVAT- A1 Bunce 372, par and lost the lead. They proposals will be received un new openings for individuals Send resume to Box F c/o work. Starting to take giving full name, address, Diego M ariners 7-3 in the that went with the win was Bradley, who has Hall at East Hartford mail or at the Town Office We have immediate Lou Albasi 366, Dick learned a lesson — you til 3:30 P.M., May 5. 1977 at with prior military service. If Manchester Herald. applications for full-time phone number full baths. 9 fireplaces and seventh and deciding game were almost silent when he important for two reasons finished second seven Bolton at Coventry Building which is open 9:00 work available for you. 3 bake ovens. In excess of have to keep charging’,” fired a 3-under-par 69 in the which time they will ou have been out for less employment. A number of job National Sales Steeves 363, Ed White 362, added bogeys on his last — one is that Simons and times since joining the a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday thru of their quarter-final she said Sunday. “A two- East Hampton at be p u b l i c l y opened. Slan 5 years and are looking EXPERIENCED Plumber’s Whether you can work a openings to be filled. Phone Development Co., Inc. 3100,000. Appointment on Jack Rose 361, Jim Hart two holes. final round Sunday, Friday. The Tax Collector is series. his wife Sherry, the stroke lead is nothing. You tour, said she felt no real Rham Specifications and bid forma for "A Great Way of Life’’, Helper - Salary commen day, a week or longer, 5263369, between 9 and 2 only. 3232 Independence ly. finishing 10 strokes under also in the office Monday and Spiingfleld. Missouri S5I04 358, George Bourke 362, Those three bogeys came daughter of his college golf pressure from the veteran contact the Air Force im surate with experience. Call can never let up.” East Windsor at may be secured at the our assignments and Phone (417) 117-3032 2 FAMILY — Duplex 65, Tony Bayles 359. at the end of a long day. par with a 206 total. Whitworth who picked up Friday evenings. 7:00 p.m. to mediately. Call 646-7440. 649-8944. HELP WANTED - P 4 L coach, Jesse Haddock, Whitworth, at 38 the Ellington Business Office, 45 N. School 9:00 p.m. hours are flexible. IVi baths, new kitchen Lee, Simons and the rest of Bradley, who led the her 79th tournam ent vic Restaurant. Weekend night Hull’s linemates, Anders have a 3-month-old LPGA’s all-time leading Street, Manchester, Connec Cynthia Gark CUSTODIAN - Manchester BABYSITTER Wanted two to • Highest hourly rates cabinets. 1st floor laundry GOP — Marie Ludlow the field played 36 holes opening round with a tour tory, TRACK ticut. waitress. 12 a m. to 4 a m. LAW ENFORCEMENT - Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson, daughter and the other is money winner, may not Tax Collector Church. Approximately 37 1/2 three nights a week. For five paid weekly. Friday and Saturday. Short room, separate heating 199-472, Grayce Shea 179- Sunday because heavy nament record eight-under Manchester at Raymond E. Demers, hours per week, including Learn basic law, criminal in accounted for three more that it makes Simons the have taught the 26-year-old "There was no pressure Town of Andover children Rockville - Vernon • Call us at 278-1684 or order cook. Friday and Satur systems. Good income 195-505, Joyce Tyler 177- rains earlier in the week 64, scored a 71 in the se Simsbury (girls) Business Manager some Sunday time. Previous area only. 8763208. vestigation, traffic control, scores as each team in the No. 10 money winner on the Bradley anything she on me. She said she was Connecticut come in for an inter day night. 10 p.m. to 6 a m. search and seizure 345.500 450, Maureen Tyler 188-509, cond round and held a two- TENNIS No. 054-4 related experience desirable. Dishwasher, Monday through series never lost a home interrupted the opening tour this year. pulling for me - and com 056-3 view to proceduRes. No experience June Michaud 459, Carolyn didn’t already appreciate, shot advantage over East Catholic at South Write Box E, c/o Manchester TOOL & DYE Maker - Friday. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. 6fe- TWO FAMILY - Built in game. Winnipeg now ad round of the tournament, By moving up on the ing from Kathy Whitworth, - Herald. necessary. Paid training, good Wilson 458. though. Windsor, 2:45 Minimun of 5 years. 4047. 1974. Walking distance to Lee started the day at money list, Simons assured Whitworth and JoAnne I believe that,’’ said salary. Ages 17-35. Enlistment vances to the semifinals “I don’t know if any Experience on dye making MANPOW ER, INC. hospital. Five rooms, full seven-under par, one earner as the final 18 holes Bradley. “I thought I GOLF EXPERIENCED Part Time and dye repair work. La Point required. Call U.S. Army, at against defending cham himself a spot in this lessons were learned,” 10 Haynes St„ Hartford EAST HARTFORD law firm 643-9462. applianced kitchens, 3 Baseball deals stroke behind second-round began Sunday. Her final- played pretty good all day, East Catholic vs, Morning personnel wanted. Industries, 155 West Main seeks well organized person pion Houston, which year’s U.S. Open. The top said Bradley. “I know I’m Apply in person, Franks • We’ll pay for your bedrooms and I bath each Atlanta — Suspended leader Tom Watson and round 72 left her at 207. except those birdie putts .Manchester at MCountrv NOTICE Street, Rockville. Call 872- with good secretarial skills to eliminated Edmonton in 10 money winners as of this going to be in this position SuMrmarkel, 725 East Middle 8581, extension 285, An Equal parking while you VEHICLE MECHANIC - No unit. Separate heating pitcher Mike Marshall and one stroke ahead of Tied for third at 209 were Club head our mortgage depart exMrience necessary. Learn five games. Wednesday will be exempt often, but I also know my just didn’t fall. That’s the Tpke., Manchester. Opportunity Employer. register. ment; Salary open commen systems, driveways and Simons, earner with a final-round PUBLIC HEARING vehicle engine and body called up pitcher Max Leon from qualifying for the difference between first GIRLS SOFTBALL An Equal Opportunity Employer surate with skills; summer basements. Ready for im time will come.” 72 and Debbie Austin with ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS repair. Good salary and from Richmond. At the end of Sunday’s Open. and second, rustling up Manchester at SEVEN ELEVEN Food Store vacation; experience mediate occupancy. 357 - In the other semifinal The 37,500 win lifted a 70 Sunday. Debbie BOARD OF DIRECTORS now taking applications for ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist Houston - Optioned those birdie putts.” Wethersfield, I p.m. to executive officer, with preferred. Call 289-8625. 500. matchup, Quebec took a 3-1 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT responsible persons to work ment required Call U.S. pitcher Gene Pentz to supervisor skill? to assume Army at 643-9462.______MANCHESTER - Private decision Saturday from In Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of flexible hours. Stocking and Charleston and removed responsibilities for small of country setting One year dianapolis to take a 1-0 Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the 'york.__ Ajiply in person fice. Need high caliber, C()m MUNICAT10NS ■ Paid pitcher Bo McLaughlin Ave., training in radio and code old, eight room center hall series lead. Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, - mature person, with in from the disabled list. Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, May 3,1977, at 8:00 P.M, to Hartford. itiative. College graduate REGISTERED operations for Army in Colonial. Featuring first consider and act on the following: ig n n n i ncD preferred. Must have telligence assignments. High floor fireplaced family t>„ J , 18 OR OLDER Male - To learn excellent secretarial skills, School graduates, 17-35 eligi room, with beamed m posed additional appropriation to the Fire District Special woodworking trade. 32.85 per PHYSICAL THERAPIST ble. Good salary and benefits. cathedral ceiling Eat-in l^nd — 340.00 for Rescue Truck Emergency Equipment, to be hour. Call 6460671, between 3 with ability to handle own cor- respondance, meetings, files, Prt^resslve orthopedic practice seeks a Enlistment required. Call kitchen, with work island. AUTO m iNTING financed from donation already received for Frank Globe 8"** ®- U.S. Arrmy.al 643-9462. dictating equipment, office staff registered therapist. All benefits Formal dining room, front Memorial Fund. ------machines. Must be outgoing, paid. Salary commensurate with ALERT MAN ■ WOMAN to back living room. 2‘.5 Proposed addlUonal appropriation to the General Fund Budget ivaHahS'^MJlP pleasant, able to meet public. baths, four large Knowledge of Health Care Seeking permanent layoff 197677, Police - Special Services - 315,000.00 to be flnanc^ daily^O a.m” ti'lo \"m '0 ^ 1 0 experience. Send resume to Box G c/o proof employment. Here it is. bedrooms Sliders to patio, from current services. p.m' to 2 a.m. Must have desirable. Office located in Manchester area. Write Box Manchester Evening Herald. An opportunity to earn aI75 two car garage, acre Proposed additional app^rlation to the General Fund Budget 'fsisportatlon. Call General H. c/o Manchester Herald. per week with increases, plus lot. 197677, Recreation- 3527.00 for Arts and Crafts, to be financed ^ Oak depending upon ability. 7D Aspens in 7D from fees already collected. ' Manchester, 6465334. FULL TIME Painter. Report to Hartford Hilton at COLONIAL - Seven 10 Ford St. at 10:30 a m. O rtlnance- purchase of property. Route U.S, 6, from HELP WANTED - P i L Experienced only. MAK Pain rooms, 3 bedrooms. l ‘i ting, Brian McKeever, 646 Tuesday April 26 for appoint ResUurant. Weekend night ment. Division of Con baths, rec room with bar. The L oner’s new Free Wheelin’ Bonus Gamereturn the stub wherever tickets are sold, ($3,000.00). Copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be seen In the waitress. 12 a.m. to 4 a m Sales Representative solidated Foods. fireplace, some wall-lo- Town Clerk’s Office during business hours. Friday and Saturday. Short wall. Tastefully decorated. can put you behind the wheel of a ’77 Dodge Aspen Buy all four colors and you’re sure of an COMMUNICATION Cable An aggressive, healthy individual of keen mind and ^ p o s e d Ordinance - purchase of property at 129 South Main and Satur- Buolnooo Opportunity 14 Garage. 341.500. sport coupe loaded with extras, plus $500 in cash. entry. - Of course, subscription . . . players Inc. - Needs extruder outgoing personality preferably who has had a re Street, Manchester, Connecticut, from Frechette, Martin and ‘“.5 ‘ ’" I trainees, machine operators, cent degree (or equivalent experience) in the sales We’re giving away 7 Aspens each week, a total of second shift only, 4 p.m. to 12 SMALL ENGINE Service are in automatically. ? thousand, five hundred K y a nTto^2 p field. Corporation expanding dealer 70 in all. dollars (338,500.00). Copy of the Proposed Ordinance may b e ______p.m. Starting pay 33.60 an PHILBRICK We are a relatively small quality-oriented nnetwork. No experience Original Color or To find out the weekly num seen in the Town Clerk’s Office during business hours, HOUSEKEEPER Wanted - 1 hour, after two months training period. Full benefits. manufacturing concern. We think we are the most necessary. Complete training 7000 ColiM’ Choicct. So, now your regular 50^ ticket gives you a program. 3500. investment Baked-on-Method. bers and color, watch our Double Proposed additional appropriations to General Fund Budget P "’ - ^ P m. Monday 5 Glen Road, Manchester. 197677, Town Clerk - 32,600.00 for recording contract, to be “ rough Friday. Must have efficient and competitive In our field. We design, required to start your own AGENCY One-Day Service. chance at the big $200,000 Double Play game. And a Play Show, Thursdays at 7:30 print, and manufacture polyethylene plastic bags financed from current services. References required. PART TIME - Janitorial help business. Ideal for retired or Manchester. Send replies to mainly for bakery, textile, meat and produce part time. Details on request. Realtors brand new car. Match the Lucky Color. Complete on Channel 3, WFSB-TV. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Box GG Wanted mornings. c/o Manchester Ex^rienced only reply. 646 manufacturers or packers- Mr. Barker. ESCA Field ►Free Y W Body p Estimates R K S 197677, Highway Department - 38,608.00 for additional snow Herald Training Division Box 619, PRESIDENTIAL removal costa, to be financed from Anti-Recession Fiscal We will give you several weeks of training in the Wading River, New York. 646-4200 Thorough Surtaca Sanding. Machine Sanding ol Assistance Title II, Fund 82. rudiments of all phases of manufacturing and office 11792. Wl NIID LltTINOa NOWI ^ h Areaa. Fuii Coal ol MAACO Primer-Saalor r^uirements before territorial assignment to the THINKWQ OF aiUlNO YOUh Paint Exterior with Acrylic Enamel — Oven Baked. ^ p o s e d additional appropriation to Anti-Recession Fiscal PhOFlaTV? CALL TOOAVI *12985 Assistance, Public Works Title II — Fund 82 - 38,608.00 to be New England States (initially east of the Conn PACKAGE STORE - High AMBASSADOR financed from Federal Funds. River). volume, low overhead. Established 20 years. Owner- Thorough Surtaca Sanding, Paint Exterior with ALLOCATION - ANTI-RECESSION FUND 82 You will be expected to sometimes be away from Acryiic Enamal — Oven Baked * 9 9 » ______Agent. 289-2262. MANCHESTER Proposed allocation from Fund 82: N U R S N G p e r s o n n e l p o o l IN C home one week or so at a tim e and to follow a strong Maintenance free. Six room CONGRESSIONAL TRANSFER to General Fund Budget 1978-77 — 38,608.00 discipline of long hours and hard work about six PACKAGE STORE - High Cape, See for yourself the Ught ^rface Sanding. Paint Exterior with Enamel — Ov'snBakrt „cnam.,- $0095 MO FEE days a week - at least at the onset of your volume, low overhead. good central residential loca ^ p o s e d additional appropriation to the Fire District Special Established 20 years. Owner- tion. Near schools and shop Fund, Capital account for fiscal year 197677 — 3«,000.00 in ac FULL TIME • PART-TIME endeavors. Oi/iinAlso Hab«H Available ... tlw MAACO SUPREME at sing qk agent. 2862262. ping. Easy access to highway, cordance with Resolution authorizing the borrowing ol funds Here you will start off at a relatively moderate living room with fireplace, Mon thro Frt. 8 am 6 pm O W N E R O P E R A T E D That^ Free Whedirf. Choice of Shitte, Day$ Preferred Shop Houfs; through notes and/or bonds to accomplish the purchase ol real pay scale but you will be given every opportunity GARAGE, Service Station dining room, full dry cellar, Saturday 10 am 2 pm • estate for proposed Firehouse as provided for In Special Act Competitive Seleiiee, Benetite, for rapid financial advancement as you prove business. East of the river. also garage and hard top 135. Bonue Plena. yourself. You can grow with us! Travel & vehicular Used car license. Private drive. Priced to sell in the MANCHESTER Phyllis Jackston, Secretary lease. 6262190. 30's. Call MkSmith Agency. 1- 291 Adams St Anewbonus fimConnecticiiti Lottery expenses will be paid. Initial fringe benefits are 267-0093. Board of Directors (J-06 to Exit 93. 7/10 Immediate openings for staff relief In ... quite frugal. CHOICE AND Established Manchester, Connecticut mile south of convalescent home, hospital, private duty If you are that person who really appreciates the Territories in your area now MANCHESTER - Custom Bi- Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this twenty-second day of Caldors) "competitive edge” combined with "hard Yankee available. Mister Softee level Contemporary in lovely 647-9928 April 1977 In the Greater Hartford area. Call Karyn Dealeri are earning big Forest Hills. 4 bedroomi. selling” - call us 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. week days only. w . 4 Return color-matched stubs where tickets ^ or mail to; Lotte^Bonus, Box 1000, Hartford, Ct. 06101. State law; you must be 18 year, or older to purchase Lottery ticket, 057-4 ___ todwtoday for Interview. money. All cash business. We family room with fireplace. 2 Last claim date: June 20, if returned to agents’ locations, or postmarked by June 23,1977 if mailed. ^ ‘ 528-9471 ask for Mrs. Addison — arrange for an in train you, also service what 1/2 baths. 2 car garage. Call COAST TO COAST terview. The Crestwood Products Corp., 872 Tolland we sen. Mister Softee Unit on Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. 646 S25-6769 or 224-7171 SL, Blast Hartford, Conn. display, write or call today. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co.. 196 South Road, Farmington. Manchester Office. 647-913$. Conn., Telephone 677-908$. Equal Housing Opportunity. PAGE SIX-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Afanchester, Conn., Mon., April 85, 1W7 M^C H E S ’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester , Conn., Mon., April 25. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B H o m t For Solo 23 Honrn For tato 23 HouoaheU Ooodo Apartmanta For Rant 53' 40 Oardan Produoto or Soomo tor Rant 52 4ulof For Solo 51 Autoa For S a la ...... if iilii’iw i’s/i ...... i*f ...... National Weather Forecast 51 MAiraiESTER/South Wind refrigerators sor Town line. Lovely seven Washers ransea used OFF Farm Land ONE LARGE Room for room Rancb. Slate foyer, wall ranteed. and clein. NeW working gentlman. Private to wall carp ■' hath, entrance, parking. Nice KEITH screened *!»• ^ythiV ly decorated. 6^9704. A Depo5irpf nuESTiin. 1.3/4 acre private lot. $4S.- Pearl and Son, 64S Main ASK ABOUT ITt I. c«iiltr at By owner, 644-2148...... Street, 643-2171. cow MANURE - By the •••••••••••••••••••••••«•• L 88K IN G I I K m &iV THEPC It’s Spring ******•••••••••••••••••••• ^ e l or pick up truck. Also Apartmanta For Rant 53 1 W « offer the Urfest variety of f OUR FREE Lota-Land lor Sale 24 WE BUY & Sell furniture. Field Stone. Call 644-0304, I attractive apartinenti and | “Wo Mako after 6. I towahouaea In Mancheater. I Cash on the line. One piece or WE HAVE customers waiting { Rental offied open daily 9>S. I Vstl\s A CBTCH V House CALLS" jwNCHESTER - Two B Zone an entire houseful. 6 4 6 -^ . for the rental of your apart I weekenda. 114. CHECKING Building Lots. Need to be Furniture Bam, 344 Main St., ro w MANURE - Bring con- ment or home. J.D. Real T b I T ! S46-4126 filled. Low price. Paul W beside ouglas Motors. tainer or pickup truck. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- 9MHT0 ACCOUNTS I Dougan, 643-«35. Average gartage barrel 11.25. 1980. M-2S 648-1822 BiKklanoRd., Wapping. 232- ENTEIIPIIISES 7790. ^ • ll375pN(A.»e.Ty Rt«US on □ MI8C. FOR SALE LOOKING for anything In real 84>-10Z1 Raal Eatato Wantad 23 estate rental - apa^ents, Ardetaa tor Sala homes, multiple dwellings, no \ 3 " EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 SELLING your house? Call us 41 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate baths, family room, fireplace, first and we’ll make you a Associates, Inc. 646-1980. FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch AN ANT eNV/AUCH CF four bedrooms, garages, acre. ALUMINUM sheets used as Street. F int floor. Adult cou- cash offer. T.J. Crockett, printing plates, .007 thick, A CONVERSkTKJKlikUSr. 353,900. Hutchins Agency, 6 ^ Realtor, 643-1577. COW NEW THREE Room apart ^e^ No children, or pets. 649- 3166. 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for 31. Phone 643-2711. ment - Handy to bus and shop IMMEDIATE Cash for your MANURE ping. References and security MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room property. Let us explain our FOUR ROOMS - new wall to UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub nwnrsOn^ IMura^ bM nMural Iw- deposit required. 3210 per wall carpet, appliances, Ranch. Finest construction. fair proposal. Call “Mr. month. Philbrick Agency, ‘ For Period Ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. Monday night will ‘‘“ '■eatlon room, Belfiore, 647-1413. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Aar Realtors, 6464200. washer hook up, no children or Brownies, nurses. East pets. Call 643-1668 after 6 p.m. 19760LDSRA0BILE find showers in the northern Rockies and portions of the fM X 'H utehlM ’AaenCT ^ Catholic School. 649-1225. M Northeast, while most of the nation can expect clear to partly 3i « ' MAY WE BUY your home? 6 4 6 3 6 ELUNG’TON - TICK TOCK IfT I PONTIAC Quick, fair, all cash and no TOWER - Immediate oc VERNON - 2 1/2 Rooms fur CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE cloudy weather. Minimum readings include: (approx max ___ ^______SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, ••••••••• nished apartment. Ideal for 8. automatic, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, M AN D PRIX temperatures In parenthesis) Atlanta 42 ( 66), Boston 44 ( 60), MUST SELL - Three family problems. Call Warren E. processed gravel, stone, sand cupancy. A new one bedroom body side molding, whitewall radial tires. AM radio, V-a, tutomatio, PS, PB, buoktt M at*, conaola, radial Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. AnUquaa 43 Townhouse community within refined, quiet person. Securi Chicago 41 (63), aeveland 39 (57), Dallas 49 ( 77), Denver 42 Excellent location. Very good and fill. For delivery call ty, references. 3175. 872-2157, bench seat with center arm rest. ^ tlraa, red, white top, white Interior, 39,000 mllee. ^ r ^ H. Grlffing, Andover, walking distance of stores, after 5. 4-2? (73), Duluth 37 (65), Houston 47 (79), Jacksonville 52 (76), Kan- investm ent, Aparf^ment ALL CASH For your property, WANTED Antique furniture, banks and churches. Features PkJ=- Speclah^ * 4 9 8 5 sas City 45 ( 72), Little Rock 43 (71), Los Angeles54 ( 69) Miami s v a lla b le . F in a n c in g within 24 hours. Avoief R ^ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or include private entrances, » B 63 (84), Minneapolis 42 (70), New Orleans 48 (76) New York 45 nn'nn*«i. Owner, 649-1919. Tape, Instant Service, Hayes other antique Items. R. balcony overlooking cathedral ’TWO BEDROOM Apartment - 3 9 5 Corporation, 646-0131. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Harrison, 643-8709. ceillnged living room, wall-to- Appliances, carpeting, “ <«). Seattle 50 (61). St. ™ ONE ACRE Wooded ------Lot - Good condition. Good for enclosed porch. Tenant pays Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Homaa lor Rant 54 Homaa lor Rant 54 75I»TMIIU 73 OLDSMDIIU $2996 Ixiuis 41 (65) and Washington 44 (67) wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, ONE YR. 12,000 MILE I Door Hirtftop. S. •utomatlc. powar ttaarlng, Three Bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, plating, or welding. ^11 649- WANTED - Old toys, post utilities. References. P u r i Custom Crulaar Wagon. 8, automatic, powar range, refrigerator, garbage >owtr brakM, air conditioning, vinyl roof low 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. ty. no pets. 646-0277, 5-9. THREE ROOM Apartment - MANCHESTER - Five rooms, MANCHESTER - Rent with •tearing, powar brakaa. air conditioning, radial 2 car oversize attached gar cards, steins, stringed In disposal, pantry unit, air con VILLA8ER APTS. GUARANTEE AVAILABLE nilaaga. Heat, hot water, appliances. tlraa. roof rack. age. Fireplaced living-room, Houaahold Qooda 40 struments, paintings, fur ditioning, master TV antenna, Carpetlni. full biHtiKnt. m lilt enclosed porch, rec room in option! Attractive 34 Custom niture, clocks, advertising MANCHES’TER - Luxurious baths, appliances, heat. paUo. air Main St. Security. basement, tenant pays Duplex. Immediate occupan family room and den. Small abundant closets, 24-hour ON MOST USED CARS! 75 MATADOR 52990 bam 18x24.347,900. Keith Real CARPETING - Never laid. Items, outright purchase, con one and two bedroom condilioner. no pets, adults, References. Lease. 3155. Call utilities. 33W monthly. 248 cy, either unit. Call Arthur or 73 UMANS $2598 superintendent service, laun- 2-Door Hardtop. 8, automatic, powar itaarlng 2 Hornet For Sala signments. 644-8962. townhouse apartments. Great after 6 p.m., 6433911. Suzanne Shorts, 6433222. J 4 Door. 8. automatic, power ttaarlng, power 23 Homes For Sala 23 Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. From 3180,000 home! Newest SWIMIffiKi POOLS and storage facilities in Wetherell St. Manchester. 75 MONZA 53405 powar brakaa, radial tlraa. ______^ location, all conveniences. No nURLES iisraiANCE brakaa. air conditioning, radial tlraa, plus low nylon short shag. Beautiful. basement, no pets. For ap- O’Rourke Realty, 8331411. Watson Beach Co., 4 cylindar, 4 ipaad. radial tlraa. COVENTRY - Five rooms MANCHESTER - Pleasant mllaaga. ANDOVER - Rustic 7 room Sealed in water-proof factory U r g e pool dletribotor has oew WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, poin^imentpieasrcail87V9n6! SSutM?*"*®*® Enterprises, 540-7020 Manchester Office 647-9139. 79 CUTLASS SUPREME $4499 with expansion possiblities. Country Home, on large tre ^ container. Will do three above ground pools (o r only |577 Dolls - Paintings, ’Trains, Ear two bedroom apartment. VERNON - Rent with option! Equal Housing Opportunity. Country farm house, Bam and ^ p le t e l y erected, 19x31 over all Monday through Friday 8 to 5. First floor. Centrally located. Coupa. V ^ . automatic, PS, PB, aJr. low 73 UaTA $2999 lot. Three bedrooms, kitchen, o a r^ S m m rooms, wall-to-wall. We ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, 7 room, 3 bedroom f^ to m 79 CADILLAC $9 4 9 $ mllaaga. radial Uraa. landau roof. out buildings. Drastically dim ension. 19x24 sw im area. Equal Mousing Opportunity. TWO FAMILY - 5 1/2 rooms, 3150 plus heat. No pets. 643 4-Door Sadan. V-8, automatic. P9. PB. djning room, den, large knotty •""m m iu n L bought too much. Sacrifice - Complete wltb heavy gauge solid Jugs, Crocks, Almost ’TWO BEDROOM Apartment Colonial, plus stable and cor SIX ROOM Duplex - Three Sadan daVIlla. All Cadillac aquipmant. Air con* reduced from 338,500 to 335,- vinyl liner, heavy gauge s i ^ walls, two bedrooms, carpeted, 3978, 6434780. pine Piving room. Needs some w r u i i T i r . 3219. New padding for three Anything Old. 646-2690. 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. second floor, heat, hot water, ral. Immediate occupancy. bedrooms, large lot, cellar, ditloning, laathar Interior, vinyl roof. (2 to chooaa 73 CHEVY VEGA $1395 500. Sclig Realty, 423-1601. exclusive lock frame construction, appliances, parking. 3I8O appliances, garage, enclos^ Call Arthur or Suzanne ^orts, 3190. Security. 1-372-3558. from) repairs. 3^,500. Owner, 742- rooms - 324. Private: 1-349- aluminum swing up and in pool !••• floor. Three room heated ★ USEDVk Hatchback. Automatic, special toldown rear aaat 8867. F R E C H em • MARTIN 8444. monthly. Available tSay 1st., yard, washer6ryer hookups, 8433233. J. Watson Beach Co., BOLTON - 59,900. We offer 646-4144 ladders. Advance skimmer, ^artment. 3180. Securitv. no pets. May 1. 3225 monthly. Homaa lor Rant excellent filteratioa unit, fencing. □ RENTALS Call 6432426, 9 to 5. working couple. Call 6434m 54 Manchester Office, 647-9139. Otncaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 79 CUSTOM CRUISER $4099 this suburban home with a Huge 4x14 sun deck. after noon. Call 6431085. 72 MUCH LaSARRE $3288 Equal Housing Opportunity. StaUon Wagon. V-8. automatic, PS. PB, air, power CARS VERNON EVERYBODY Loves a CONVERTIBLE. V-8, automatic, PS, PB, air, powar long list of annemitues. Well COVEN’TRY - Country set windows, powar aaata, tilt whaal. 5 Ca M IM l-M63t2-tS2l room full bargain - and why not?...if it’s ••• SIX ROOM Duplex - Attrac- ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square windows, powar door locks, power aaata. tilt wheel. landscaped lot with flowering‘“" ' “ ■■K K .1, Cape, MANCHESTER - Modem im MANCHESTER - One half of FOUR ROOMS - ’Third floor. ting. Six room Cape. 3/4 acre 74 ELDORADO COOK 55896 a true bargain...and real Rooma lor Rant 52 live, with appliances. feet industrial space, 2,000 Loadad with all Cadillac aquipm ant Air con 50,000 mllaa. radial tlraa. trees, to fully appreciateiatethis " hreezeway, gar- maculate four bedroom Cape. bargains, such as you’ll find at newer duplex. Three Heat, stove, and refrigerator. comer lot. Children welcome. ■e it for 2?®’ private high scenic lot, Two full baths, family room, Reference. Security deposit. KEEP SMILING square feet office space. Easi- 75 DELTA 58 $4298 ditioning, laatnar Interior, tilt whaal, otarao gold offering vou must see i Watkin’s Automatic Bargain bedrooms, eat-ln kitchen, 1 No children or pets. Phone Many e x tra s. 3290 plus white Cabriolet roof, gold laathar Interior. ^urseli. Fiano Agency,icy' 6 ^ 3ft,900. Hayes &irp. 6464)13i: built-in oven and range, 100 X CLEAN, FURNISHED Room Garage. Adults preferrea. 643 utiUties. 6437630. KEEP HAPPY J^^sub-dividable. 2430495, 243 4 Door, 8, automatic, powar itaarlng, powar 72 CHEVT CHEVELU 51455 Shop, provide real savings! 1/2 baths, full basements, con 6432236. brakaa, air conditioning, radial tlraa. 4 Door, 8 cylindar. standard ahltt, low mUaaga. 200 level lot. Quiet convenient for responsible, working 8379. Here, you’ll find one-o^a- FOR SALE - Volkswagen gentleman. Call 646-4701 after venient location. S^urity 74 SAAB SONET III good condition. MANCHESTER - New listing neighborhood. 343,900. Direct deposit. 3275 monthly. Fiano $3886 Five room older Colonial. kind, discontinued, shop- camping equipment, almost 8 p.m. MANCHESTER - Elegant 4 uIim For Solo 51 4 u to t For Sato 51 Auloa For Sola 51 Autoa For Solo 51 4 Rpaad. Yellow. Only 8.000 miles. from owner. Call 649-1040 marked pieces from our new. Sleeper extension, chllds Realty, 6435200. ANDOVER LAKE - Year Central location. Spacious after 5 p.m. living in ’The Mansion on Otis 710LDSM05IU95 $2856 round 8 room, 4 bedroom yard. City utilities. 330,900 regular line of fine quality bed, stove, refrigerator, ear VERY CLEAN - Newly fur Street. Fireplaced living 74 CUTLASS SUPREME t a s n * H ird iop . a. luiomiuc. powar Mtaring. home furnishings where top carrier. Reasonably room, two beom m s, kitchen MANCHESTER - Three 7 4 2 6 0 -Z Contemporary. Georgeous Mayes Corp. 646-0131. THREE BEDROOMS, bath, nished room on busline ideal Room Apartment, Wellman .r conS s rrn ;r;r» ,= i^ -' acre setting with 200 feet on they’re reduced again and priced. Call 1-928-6474. for working person. with appliances, heat, hot 4 speed. New radial tires, low< large family kitchen, pantry, again until they’re sold. Want Road. 31W. Utilities, oaring. lake frontage. Call Suzanne or COVENTRY - Three room laundry room, garage. Many References and security water and electricity mileage, Qi-een vvlth black 71DELTAS8 $1910 a real bargain?...Come to LOAM, DRIVEWAY Gravel Security deposit. No Pets. 74 OLDS CUTU8S $2796 Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Cottage, one block from lake. extras. Im m olate occupan required. Call 646-0505. supplied. Lease, security. Interior. “r 2 Door Hardtop, fl, automatic, powar ttaarlng Watkins - Main St. in Certified Pool Sand, Complete May 1st. 2366564, 247-4688. DEMONSTRATOR 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, PS, PB, aJr, 30.- Blanchard & Rossetto, Watson Beach Co., Year round occupancy per cy. 329,900. Paul J. Correnti 000 mllaa. power brakaa. vinyl roof. Manchester Office, 647-9139. mitted. 312,900. Selig Realty, Manchester. The furniture Landcaping. Mowing, Custom FURNISHED ROOM for rent Realtors, 6432482. Real Estate, 646-2125 or 643- store where you know you can Troybilt tilling. 742-7833, or FOUR ROOM Apartment Equal Housing (jpportunity. 423-1601. ^ 5363. - Community kitchen and 73 FORD WABON $2999 70 CUTLASS SUPffiME 31895 always buy with confidence. 649-2178. bath. All utilities Includ^. MANCHESTER - one with 1 1/2 baths, all 2 Door Hardtop. 6, automatic, power staaring, appliances, fireplaced living V-8. automatic tranamiulon. powar staarino Spring Savings •4595 powar brakaa. air conditioning. power brakaa, air conditioning, bucket saatt. low Security and references. On bedroom apartment at Sun- SALE - Reconditioned Stan bus line, and near stores. Call nybrook Village. Quiet, con room, heat and hot water In mllaaga- dard Typewriters. 6446383. venient location, private en cluded 3285. Available May Guaranteed. Also call us for 1st. Call Peterman Agency. trances, single story building, 6439404 and 6446659. Many BUSINESS & SERVICE cleaning and overhaul of your LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING heat, hot water and air con ★ ALL LOW MILEAGES typewriter. Small charge for Styles & Colors 1977 GMNLUICS room for rent - Stove and ditioning all included. 3 ^ per ROCKVILLE - Three Room DLDSMDBIIE pick up and delivery. Yale refrigerator. Linen provided. month. No pets. Damato to Choose From! Typewriter Service, 41 801 Main St., 6439879. Enterprises, 6431021. Apartment. With heat, hot Toyota — Pontiac FOR Purnell Place, 649-4986. water, stove refrigerator. PONTIAC Immediate MANCHESTER - Mature, AVAILABLE FOR June 15lh. 3158. No pets. Parking for one Delivery! HmEDiATE DEUVERV! FOR SALE - Store fixtures, car. Adults only. Security responsible working women of Rental - New 'Two Bedroom deposit. Call 6437m. metal shelves and uprights. lovely large fum i^ed home, Apartment. Carpeted, Windows 32 each. Doors 33 want to rent beautiful fur appliances. Security and and up. Conyers Home Center, nished rooms to same or references required. 3205 MANCHESTER - Lovely Four T 63 Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester. Room heated apartment. RENT-A-CAR A monthly. No utilities. 6431316, b y DAT.WEEK,MONTH I Sanicaa Ottarad r , Senior Citizens. With kitchen Quiet, convenient Sarvicaa Ottarad 31 Palntlng-Paparlnp privileges, modern baths, after 5, 6496782. 32 Building-Contracting 33 LOAM, GRAVEL, washed neighborhood. Available May Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model | “We use Genukie MASONRY - Brick, block privacy, parking, bus line, 1st. Call 6439000. WINDOW CLEANING - PAPER HANGING Expert. sand and stone, wood chips, yard, 330 weekly. 6435099. EAST HARTFORD - ’Two concrete, chimneys, ami Commercial & Residential. WES ROBBINS carpentry complete landscaping. 742- fireplaces. New or repair Your average paper, in remodeling specialist. Ad bedroom townhouse. One and DA ILY RENTALS FROM * 8 .0 0 PER DAY Parts!” . . . Fully insured. Free es 7833 or 649-2178. ROOM FOR Gentleman - REDECORATED Large work. Call 528-4596, after 5 average room, 330. Mr. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 1/2 baths, all appliances, full carpeted one bedroom apart timates. Call Quality Richman, 646-3864. Parking, kitchen privileges, basement, washer/dryer p.m. built-ins, bathrooms, RHODODENDRONS - All ment. Storage, parking, cen Maintenance Incorporated kitchens, 649-3446. refrigerator - freezer, wa^er hookup, heated. 3255 646-8845. sizes. Hardy varieties. dryer, television. 6435600. tral, appliances. 3200. Norman ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars QUALITY PAINTING and monthly. 5231708 weekdays Hohenthal, 6431166. Paper Hanging by Willis Reasonably priced. Call 649- and attics. Moving large LAWN MAINTENANCE - CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 4424, after 6. Route 83 appliances, also stone or loam Schultz. Fully insured, Homes, Additions, Repairs, 872-9145 P Autos For Sala 76 TOYOTA MARK II SCRANTON lawns mowed, raked, fer references. 649-4343. 51 Autos For Sala 77 roNTIAC VENTURA SJ delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. Cabinets. Call Gary (Pushing MACHINIST’S Tool Box - 51 Auloa For Sala 51 VERNON tilized, seeded, and other odd 345-2009. 4-Door Station Wauon 643-1181 jobs. Done occasionally or A. & W. PAINTING - Very Complete with tools. 3200 2-Door Hatchback MAN - For heavy work in fer- seasonally. Low rates. Free Call, 6496653. MOTORS, INC. tilizer plant. Job involves reasonable. Free Estimates. I Miwelq. AM, AM/ra i4M«e estimates. Call Rus, 643-6836 Call Wayne, 649-7696. FOR ALL your Dry Wall aaata, autamaUd wtOi ooiiaola, CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE a PONTIAC handlirg and stacking fer after 7:00. needs - Drobiak Dry Wall apart mkraca, powar ataartng. tilizer bags. Must be in good Company, 575 Center Street, SWIMMMG POOLS physical condition. Phone Mr. J.P. LEWIS Se SON - Interior ra. Mra. Mm eM DMieiHtralM. HOME GARDENS Roto Manchester. Call 6466882. I PilM M704. O A U P W C I Otncaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1974 GREMLIN - 3 speed, Mill, 643-0644. and Exterior Painting, l A L l Tilled - Manchester, Bolton pmci Bankrupt? Repossessed? excellent gas mileage, radio, Motorcyclai-Blcrclaa 64 Paperhanging, and Honest Douglas accepts and Vernon area. Call 742- remodeling. Fully insured. NEWTON SMITH Buy now lor Mrtr lorlns liwMIa. A’TTRACTIVE Four room of cute. 31,475. Call 6431671. CAM TREE Service - Free es 9015. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec lion. Urgo Connocllcul dio- fice. Ground level, central lowest down, smallest timates, discount senior 649-9658. payments. Douglas Motors. rooms. No job too small. 649- Hbutor hat quality alaon ground Lmbaeli SB6, Durq yMow with tan vinyl buckal 77 PONTIAC CATALINA 77 PONTIAC FIREBIRD location, professional 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - citizens. Company i-Door Sadan. Blank vinvt rant am v ji - m j m 9 n . . ______345 Main. ★ ★ CLUTTERED ATTICS and 3144. SVxir O.D. pod. Complalt wHh •aalA 5-apatd trina., oonaota, bnttd glaaa, 4-Door Sadan. Blank vinyl root, SOI V 6 angina. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 350 V-8, canopy top. automatic, building, parking and utilities. PAINTER NEEDS Work - Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON Manchester owned and Cellars? Will haul unwanted Hntr, laddar, ton dack, miar, Iwi. carpabng, radial braa, aportwbaala, raar window wMia ataal balind ifraa, body alda molding^ AM air conditioning, powar windows. AM radio and Call 6432865. operated. Call 646-1327. Interior, Ebtterior Painting, dng and atalra. QUARANTEBO. dafroalar and mora. radio, daluxa whaal------moi^r ""WW.. AM raoio ano am/fm radio, cassette deck. FX-1200 - Built by factory items for you reasonably. Call lUaMiiplwl mora. CORVETTE 1976 - Beautifully Low mileage. 33400 or best Papering, by the hour or job. CARPENTRY, Custom Financing avtilablo. 1677 In- color coordinated. Automatic, engineer. Branch heads, 649-1616 or 568-0322, for free ■tallad. Factory bonua - Hoary List $6787 STORES & OFFICES for rent offer. 643-0888. FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets estimates. Residential, Commercial. Houses - Addditions, garages, Llat $4452 am/fm, power steering and Barnett clutch, aluminum Summer homes, apartments, duly pool cover lo nrat Ian - Manchester, prime location. rocker rollers, Mikuni car and doors made to order. 'Top roofing and siding, kitchens, SAU PRICE SA U nilC E Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. brakes, air conditioning. Low Fuatumara. Abadutaly no obliga •3979 ^577 •5090 1966 MUSTANG New brakes, quality work reasonable windows puttied. 20 Years bathrooms, and repair work of buretor, balanced motor, blue YOUNG MAN Will do yard tion. Call Hr. Johnaon, TO U . 3100 per month, starting. 643 mileage. 875-8571. prices. References. 646-4346. experience! Will Travel. E. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis tires, front end, clutch, car- printed motor and transmis work. Has several years’ Davis, 649-0495. FREE 1-600-642-6627. CtU now, 5334, 643-1393. burator. Good body, needs for estimate, 643-6712. 24-hour aorvlca. 77 PONTIAC LEMANS 76 TOYOTA CORONA TOYOTA 1970 - Corolla. Good sion. 33,400 firm. Call 6437732 experience and most equip 77 TOYOTA CELICA ST 2 Dr. Coupa. amalt V-S, automatic, air oor>- transmission work. 3150 firm. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix ment. Call 649-3761. 2 Or. Hardtop, 4 apaad. 4 cylindar. bucket aaata, MANCHESTER - Retail condition. 2336 MPG. Asking sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Building-Contracting 33 CARPENTRY & Masonry - ditloning, powar ataarlng. powar brakaa, and STATION WAOON 742-9476 after 10 p.m. tinted glaaa, A M radio and mora. mora. and/or manufacturing space. 3800. Call 8737797. need for expensive Additions and remodeling. Automatic, aJr conditioning, bucket aaata, tinted ★ ★ (iM Umt ami glaaa, radio, much more.lorv. 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,000 sq. ft. recovering. 568-5878. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Free estimates. Call Anthony Building Suppllaa 42 1972 SERIES 30 Chevy - With List $4553 List $5932 (iMir Very reasonable. Brokers WE PAY 315 for complete Long Horn Body. 350 V-8, 4 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En- Palnling-Paparing 32 Carpentry and general con Squillacote, 6496811. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland REWEAVING bums, holes. tracting. Residential and NATURAL STONE for •A U PRICE •4247 SAU PRICE •5096 »List $5584 protected. Call Hcyman riieed standard. Cheyene (?ap. duro. Excellent condition. 3,- Properties, 1-2231206. Auto Body, 5231990. 600 miles. Best reasonable Zippers, umbrellas repaired. INFLATION FIGHTERS - commercial. Whether it be a CARPENTRY, retaining walls, veneers, m U B IB - •4782 Call 644-1846, 8:30 to 5:00, or Window shades, Venetian small repair job, a custom REMODELING, Additions - patios, etc. Pick up by the 742-6504 after 6:00. oiler. Call after 4 p m., 643 Teachers with 18 years SHARE - Fully furnished and PAR’TS Department now open blinds. Keys. TV for rent. experience offer quality pain built home or anything in Roofing, siding, and painting. pound or delivery by the ton. equipped offices and Saturdays. Complete line of VOLKSWAGEN - 1966. Needs Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- ting with 20 to 50% savings. between, call 646-1379. No job too small. Free es Bolton Notch Stone ^ a rr v Chrysler parts. Chorches 5221. timates. 644-3079. 649-3163. THIS WEEK’S USED CAB SPECIALS secretary. No capital motor Good for parts 3100. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, Fully insured. Free es required. Prestige Motors. 6433646. timates. 643-1609, 742-8764. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Firm. Call 643-5836. excellent condition, many I I IV ‘,.|1 roiessional office building, extras. Exceptionally good BRICK - BLOCK, stone, remodeling, additions, gar RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 Ooga-BIrda-Pata 41 TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, ages, roofing. Call David Rlanchester. 643-2433, 646- 1968 PONTIAC Tempest performance since purchased fireplaces, concrete, chimney PAIN'TING - interior and MOTORS 5237. yellow, excellent condition, repairs. No job loo small. exterior, paperhanging, Patria 644-179®. SUNSHINE Contractors - DOG-CAT BOARDING Wagon - 350 V-8, With 1971 new. 3500. Call 6435840 after make an offer. Call 646-4938 4:30 p.m. Save. Call 644-8356 for es excellent work. References. Gutters, aluminum siding, bathing/grooming. Complete 1976F0nauU U M after 5 p.m. engine installed by dealer in timates. Free estimates. Fully in LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - painting - interior ana modern facilities. Canine OFFICE SPACE 1974. Power steering, new homes custom built, 'op. 6 automatic. 19 miles per gallon MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE sured, Martin Mattson, 649- exterior, carpentry work, con Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon oyllndtr, tutomBlie, powor ■ .. \ 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - ELECTRICIAN - All types of 4431. remodeled, additions, rec crete work, 643-4453, 6436387. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. •toorlng, poww brikM, AIR. rtdlo. • B FOR RENT highway. 12 city. 3795 . 643 - Lowest Rates Available! 439 Original cost 37,000, asking wiring, electrical improve rooms,, garages, kitchens Immediate binding authority ment, and repair work. FREE remodeled, bath tile, cement CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - 1973 FORD LTD WAfiON JJO square feel, cenler ol| 35,000. Loaded Air con Sunny Day Option Clarke In HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch BIDWELL Home Improve I Manchester, air cuoditionine and | ditioning, 3track deck. Phone estimates. Call 646-5253. work. Steps, dormers. Blut, V6, tulo., AIR condltlofllng. parkitqi. Call 64J-9S51 ' 1970 PLYMOUTH Duster - 318 surance Agency, 643-1126. painted for 3150-3200 , by ment Co. Expert installation Basic Obedience Classes now 5639348 after 5 p.m. Days. scheduling now. Professional Residential or commercial.------of aluminum siding, gutters forming. Individual and •2596 engine, good transporation 643-0888. WEDDING INVITATIONS considers any job. 289-9287, 649-4291, and trims. Roofing installa- protection lessons also 197SDATSUND-210 car, 3350. 643-7773 alter 4 1971 HONDA CL 350 ■ One 2 and all forms of printing. By p.m., ask tor Pete. owner. 5600 original miles evenings or weekends,sKends, Don. I*r.V***dL**"V...... repairs, 649 495, 875- available. For reservations, 4*Door 8«dtn. 1967 FORD Convertible - Air appointment evenings. Please Palnling-Paparing 32 9109. please call 846-5971. Raaort Proparty Excellent condition. Always call 872-9407. •2659 conditioned. Can be seen at Yruckt tor Salo 52 garaged. 3600. Call 646-6279. For Rwil 86 244 Main St., Manchester. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - roofing, storm windows, aw 1973 CHEVY 3/4 Ton Pickup - 1969 BSA Fully chopped ★ SUMMER RENTAL, Water- 1973 CADILLAC - Mint condi Rebuilt engine. Best None too large or too small nings. Quality workmanship, front Cottage - On Lake New cap, power steering, Bst offer Call Gordon at 228-9750 for free estimates. Fully insur^. TROPICAL FISH - Tank Sale! tion. New tires, tune up. Gold, power brakes, automatic. 4 646-6465, after 5 p.m low, low prices. Friday evening, Saturday and s k '* ® Kanasatka, Moultonboro, two door. 875-0042, or 6735271, HOUSE 872-9187, 649-3417. New Hampshire. Sleeps 5 wheel drive, Fisher plow, 4 Sunday. B i C Flea Market, after 3 p.m. Completely furnished, fully new snow tires, CB. Excellent GENERAL REMODELING corner of Pine, Hartford condition, 34500. Call 6437690. Ctffloart' SPECIALIZING cleaning and Road. equipped kitchen, screened 1971 HORNET Sportabout • M oM o HHomaa 55 and painting. Stucco, other repairing chimneys, roofs, — = - * 9 3 9 5 s « 3 s * 4 0 9 5 5 poren. sun deck, float, dock. textured finishes. Sheet rock Wagon. Canary yellow. ’Thrif FORD 1961 FlOO pickup truck. PAINTING new roofs. Free estimates. 30 TOYOTA COROLLA Private sandy beach. Great ty six cylinder, standard 18' CAMPER trailer - single work. Free Estimates COCKER SPANIEL - Buff 74 Years Experience. Howlev fishing. Centrally located in Overhauled engine. New References. Reasonable by the people who care... 643-5361, ' colored. Four months old. S-Doof, wlomiUc. brown. transmission. Radial white clutch and plate, new throw axle, excellent condition *2195 71 Toyota Colica, 4-spoeil...... Lakes Region. $200 weekly. walls. Sharp! 31495. Suburban Eleven years old. 31.500. Call prices. 646-4346. With papers, 3100. 643-2710 out bearing, new steering box. We offer only the best In quality! Call Cromwell, 635^H57, after Motor Car, 6432076. 742-8930 ROOFER WILL install roof 1974 FORD PMTO WON. $ I Q Q g 72 Opol MantOp 2 Dr...... *1695 6:00 p.m. Body fair. Guaranteed to pass ROTO-TILLING - Quality workmanship and materials, at a price siding or gutters for low dls- 1 BIub, 4 (^IndBT, ButomtUc, ttBroo, inspection. 3-speed on the work. Low price. 310 average you can afford. 44 rodk), AIR. 1976 DODGE Monoco Royal - 20’ YELLOWSTONE trailer count price. Call Ken at 647- CAPE COD • West Dennis. 3 floor. White. Call 6438708, garden. Call 646-4689 for fast 1566. FORD GRANADA Oranada, 2 Dr...... ;!::*3 9 9 5 4 door. Air conditioning, anytime. Eight years old. Sell- service. Beware of the fly-by-nlght painter; he FRIENDLY CHESTNUT 1976 bedroom cott^e. June 25th. automatic, power steering, sustained 31900. Call 643-5051 doesn t stand behind his work, | Pony With Flaxen mane and 2-Door Whilt, rod vinyl top. S thru Labor Day. 3225 per after 5 p.m. Haating-Plumbing 35 oyllndtr, tulomttic, powtr week. 6438760. radio, tinted glass, etc. 12,01)0 FORD VAN 1975 - ElOO 124 ” LAWNS MOWED - Raked tail, 3125. Red shiney pony ttttring. powtr brtktt. AIR, rtdk). miles. 34045. Manchester Wheel base. 6 cylinder, low fertilized, or seeded. Weekly cart, 390. Also FREE kittens. •4295 74 Chevy Monte Carlo 2-Dr, Hardtop...... !!!!! *3 6 9 5 1973 13F00T Travel Trailer - W E DOII SEWERLINES, sink lines, Plymouth, Route S3, (Talcott- mileage, customized. or seasonal rates. Free es Call 1-455-9373, or 1-4539918, 1972 FORD PMTO vlUe) 643-2708. Chemical toilet, stove, Call Now For A Free Estimate And cleaned with electric cutters, evenings. 2-Door, 4 oyllndtr, 4 tpttd, rtdlo. Excellent condition. 34400. timates. Call 633-3283 after W professionals. McKinney 73 Pontiac Catalina, 4 Dr...... $2105 Wontod to Root 57 6438317. refrigerator, heater, electric 3:00 p.m. Special Springtime RatesI Bros. 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East Main Street. Rockville. 4666. 871-1617. PAGE EIGHT-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 25. 1877 •Manchester Evening Herald- Junior Women plan Wednesday puppet show For 50th wedding anniversary ■ae Manchester Junior Women’s Proceeds will benefit New Hope call Jeanne Forschlno at 647-9302; Home Delivery ‘ Manchester, a rehablUta- Radha Jalan, 646-3894; Patricia Phone 647-9946 paMempnlum Puppet Company on tlon center for young women with Zlmklewicz, 644-1677; Joan EAST HARTFORDilpA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunlop of 90 * P’"*’ drug-related problems. Hentschel, 6494998; or Sharon Scor- MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON Chestnut St. celebrated their 50th Waddell School. Por tickets or further information, so, 646-1^. wedding anniversary at a party at their home on April 17. The party was hosted by their Births ^ ll daughter, Mrs. George (Barbara) Teachers Washburn, and Mrs. Martin Danahy Fireman revives boy and Mrs. Eleanor Rich, ail of Potter, Wendy Hampton Beach, N.H. Her Salewski, Ann Marie, Eileen Barrett of 35 Manchester, and Ms. Elizabeth Elisabeth and Steven maternal great daughter of Fran and Deb Deepwood Dr. and the late William, twin daughter approve Boyce of Guiiford. grandmother is Mrs. bie Barrett Salewski of 45 F. Leo Barrett. Her pater and son of Glen E. and Also attending were the couple's Margaret Zanis of 354 Concord Rd. She was bom nal grandparents are Mr. grandson, Mark Washburn of Califor Jean A. Fajman Potter of Center St. Her paternal April 15 at Manchester and Mrs. Joseph Salewski in East Hartford fire nia, and their granddaughter, Linda 82 Risley Rd., Vernon. great-grandparents are Memorial Hospital. Her contract of Easthampton, Mass. ning, the smoke affected the boy bad Washburn of Nahant, Mass. They were bom April 16 at Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius maternal grandparents are By MAL BARLOW table breathing gear and entered the ly, she said. Entertainment was provided by Rockville General Murphy of Brighton, Mass. East Hartford Reporter boy’s smoke-filled apartment. “It’s the best we can do, times their nephew, Kenneth Jones of Hospital. Their maternal She has a sister, Julie; and She had put something on the stove Smoke damage from the pot on the being what they are,” said Mrs. Manchester, a member of the grandmother is Mildred A. a brother, Michael. and then had fallen asleep, said Fire stove made the home unliveable, Elaine Case this weekend. Fire Fighter Alfred Marshal John Armstrong. ^ Stewart Highlanders, who piays the Fajman of Massapequa Armstrong said today. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Case, president of the East Rossomango of East Hartford bagpipes. Mrs. Danahy made the an Park, N.Y. Their paternal Dutremhle, Aimee DRIVEWAYS Albert Boudreau and their son had to Hartford Education Association When Engine Co. 5 arrived at the niversary cake. grandparents are Dorothy Elizabeth, daughter of gave oxygen to a four-year-old find another place to stay over the msTAUEO in conn. ~ (EHEA), was commenting on the scene, Mrs. Thora Boudreau was Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop were married J. Potter of Vernon and Raymond A. and Donna ummas boy who appeared lifeless weekend. EHEA vote to approve a new, three- standing by the curb holding the boy, April 8, 1927 in St. Mary’s Episcopai E dw ard A. P o tte r of Peters Dutremble of lA 0 FLWMx 100 FL Long Saturday morning and revived Mrs. Boudreau was treated at Armstrong said. Rossomango Stuart, Fla. They have a Thompson Rd. She was year teacher contract. The teachers Manchester Memorial Hospital for Church by the late Rev. David Keily { O Q A •SINCE 1946 approved it 316 to‘62 Friday. him. reported the boy appeared not to be of Londonderry, Northern Ireland. sister, Karen Rebecca. boi-n A p ril 16 a t smoke Inhalation later Saturday “It’s a very reasonable contract as Mark Boudreau, 4, of 29 Hamilton breathing. He applied oxygen and Manchester Memorial •nmnarHSTiiuDM morning. More than 100 people attended the far as the town is concerned,” she Rd., East Hartford suffers from treatment until the boy revived. party, coming from New York State, Pesaturo, Lynn Hospitai. Her maternal n W H K eG O U in Assisting Rossomango with the said.“ The teachers are certainly not asthma, his mother told fire fighters. When the boy appeared to have K atherine, daughter of grandparents are Mr. and - C M l DAY, NIQHT INCLUDINQ SUNDATS- first aid given the boy was pumper Massachusetts, West Hartford and going to get rich off It.” When a pot on her stove began bur recovered, Rossomango put on por- Manchester. John P. and Jane M. Wittke Mrs. Qiarles Peters of Red driver Sam Johnson. ★ ★ ovn 10,000 sATisnEocutTONiinw * The contract will give the teachers Pesaturo of St. Peters, Mo. Bank, N.J. Her paternal The Dunlops received a card of a 4 per cent raise for 1977-78, a 4.2 per She was born on April 11 in grandmother is Mrs. Claire congratulations from President and cent raise the second year, and a 4.3 St. Louis, Mo. Her mater- Dutremble of Rodgers. Mrs. Jimmy Carter, also cards and 649-0500 per cent raise for the third year. gifts of crystal and gold pieces and nai grandparents are Mr. Her maternal great Rain delays baseball and Mrs. Henry Wittke of 9 There will be three half days and two monetary gifts on decorated money grandmother is Mrs. Sunday’s rain forced postponement Bank St. Her paternal full-day in-service sessions instead of ceremonies have been reset for Sun trees. They also received telegrams Elizabeth Hassall of Upper » COLLA PAVING of opening day ceremonies of the programs although most ended last grandparents are Mr. and Darby, Fla. seven half days for training. day, May 8, instead of May 1. Farm Friday. and telephone calls from friends in MMCHttm, com. Next the contract goes to 3ie Board East Hartford Little League. England and Ireland. Mrs. Joseph Pesaturo of League teams will also follow their of Education and then to the Town They will be held next Sunday at Pools open Mrs. Dunlop is a past president of original schedules and begin play Council. noon. Games washed out will be Tuesday, May 3. The pools at EHHS and Penney will the Daughters of Liberty, Orange played the same afternoon. be open all this week from 1 to 4 p.m. Lodge, and a life member of its New president However, the league will follow its Tennis courts, ball fields, picnic Supreme Grand Lodge, a member of Mrs. Jean H. McEvers, English original schedule and will begin play Programs continue areas, and the indoor pools will all be St. Mary’S Episcopai Church Guiid, Mndmmii-UHh teacher at East Hartford High Tuesday at 6 p.m. The Parks and Recreation Depart open for the season. Lighted courts its Sponsors and its Outward Reach Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunlop School, has been elected president of Farm League opening day ment will continue iiteny indoor will go dark at 11 p.m. each night. Program. She is retired from King’s the EHEA for the coming year. Department Store. Technologiee-Corp. in East Hartford, for 54 years. They returned to Ireland Mrs. McEvers said she supports Rockville Mr. Duniop is retired from Pratt & Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop were born in on a trip a few years ago and hope to the new contract. hospital notes Whitney Division of United Ireiand and have lived in Manchester visit again. (Herald photo by Dunn) She is a Pennsylvania native and received a bachelor’s degree from Admitted Friday: Patricia Juniata College in Huntington, Pa. Bettinger, Foster Dr., Ver 4- non; Elena Brochetto, She has taught for 14 years at East Windermere Ave., Rockville; CFS planning Hartford High School and is the ad Ralph Donley, School St., Engaged viser to The Pilot, the prize-winning Rockville: Corbin Godek, student newspaper. Cementing time away Ellington Ave., Rockville; May luncheon Mrs. Terrye Blackstone, chairman of the East Hartford Donald Raines Jr., Vernon The engagement of Miss Kerri Lee Bicentennial Commission, places the first batch of cement on Ave.,.RockviUe; John Risley, Koibe to Wiiliam H. Boll, both of Pine View Dr., Vernon. The Manchester Auxiliary of the the toTO s time capsule last week before the lid was put on. Manchester, has been announced by Discharged Friday: Eva Child and Family Services of Connec CalhA^Ride Andrew’s, West Shore Rd., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Behind her are, left to right, Mrs. Margaret Bjourkland and ticut will conduct its Spring Ellington: Paul Comi, Koibe of 291 Henry St. Mrs. Mary Oppelt, members of the commission. James Luncheon on Wednesday, May 4, For a free, door-to-door ride on Hillside Dr., Ellington; Mr. Boll is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin, commissioner in charge of the capsule burial, mixed from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at hbnehester East Hartford’s Call-A-Ride vehicle, Mildred Dimock, Somers Rd., Kenneth Boll of 50 Elwood Rd. call 528-4411. Those eligible are over Community College, 60 Bidwell St. lif l* Separates the mortar. Plans are to open it in the year 2002, reseal it, and Ellington; Lorraine Duntz, The bride-elect was graduated age 65 or are handicapped. If you open it again in 2076. The commissioners do not plan to meet Grandview St., Tolland; from Manchester High School in 1973 want to visit your doctor, you get top Joanne Jacobsen, Hillside that go-together a p in until the early 1980s when they plan for the town’s 200th Manor Ave., Vernon; Virginia and will receive a B.A. degree in The program will be “ We The priority. social work from the University of Superbly tailored jackets, pants and skirls of 100% V IS A *. . , birthday in 1983. (Herald photo by Barlow) Moller, Cherry St., Rockville; Family,” a play about the family in LeRoy Savage, Maple St., New Hampshire in May. crisis. Readers will be Doris Gorsch, the first really perfect polyester. Specially finished to be truly Her fiance was also graduated n w e comfortable, wash cleaner and stay brighter than Ellington; Elenise Scranton, Lorraine Champeau, Louis Merline Rd., Vernon: Julia from Manchester High School in 1973 Champeau, Alex Urbanetti and Holly any other to give you long-lasting good looks. Area police report Zalenski, Franklin Park, and will receive a B.S. degree in Willhide. Early reservations are Rockville. mechanical engineering from the suggested as seating at the college is East Hartford Court date ik May 16. morning with evading responsibiity Admitted Saturday: 'Sandra- University of Vermont in May. limited. For reservations, contact Versatile Our Reg. *13 Lee Ming McFadden, 38, of 91 Police received a call Saturday and speeding too fast for conditions. Quint, Vernon Ave., Vernon. The couple is planning a September Lee Spinella, 11 Wyllys St. Graham Rd., East Hartford, was night that a black male was trying to She was involved in an accident on I- Discharged Saturday: Paul wedding at St. Mary’s Episcopal arrested Friday at Sage-Alien, Main break into Nutmeg Glass at 6 Cherry 86 in Vernon'. Gaulin, Egypt Rd., Ellington; CJiurch in Manchester. Joseph Gessay. Middle Shirt I95 St., and charged with fourth-degree St., police said. Police arrived to find Police said Ms. Ouellette was east- larceny (shoplifting). She is entry had been made to the firm Butcher Rd.. Rockville; ' SI2ES 10-20 bound in the left lane and a car Richard Grutreau, Old Post ladfiet scheduled to appear in Common through a window. All the desks had driven by Joseph Russell, 38, of Rd., Tolland; KarenGuillette, Pleas Court 12, East HarUord, May bwn gone through and 33 was mis Atessachusetts, was eastbound in the Tory Rd., Tolland; Karen Superbly tailored shirt jackets featuring placket fronts, patch 16. sing. The man escaped. Honan, Worcester Rd., Ver pockets and button cuffs In a great selection of the season s right lane. When the Ouellette car newest solid colors Bessie L. Williams, 34, of Hartford, attempted to pass the Russell car the non; Patricia Presta, Ban In the service was arrested Saturday at J.M. Vernon driver lost control, struck guard croft Rd., Vernon; Gertrude Proportioned Our R eg. *7 Fields, Silver Lane, and charged with Sally K. Ouellette, 39, of Beech posts, crossed the highway and Schoenberger, West St., fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting). Rd., Tolland, was charged early this struck the Russell car. Ms. Ouellette Rockville: Barbara Swietek, Farnham Rd., South Windsor. Airman Gary F. Bliven, fire protection field. is scheduled to appear in Common Air Force Base near San position in the mechanical Admitted Sunday: Diane son of Mrs. Barbara Bliven Bliven was graduated Antonio, Tex., on Sept. 26. PuD-ffli Pleas Court 19, Rockville, May 10. career field. She departed Bernardi, Maple St., of 27 Highland St., East from East Hartford High Area fire calls Donald 0. Miller, 20, of 217 Bum- He will receive technical for basic training on April Manchester; Keith Duly, Hartford, has been School in 1975. training in the general side Ave., East Hartford, was Rhodes Rd., Tolland; Joseph 13. Fonts iJ assigned to Chanute AFB, career field. The perfect match! The same colors and line Visa fabric as charged Sunday with breach of Girardini, Kibbe Rd., ■Sic Daniel S. Hopkins, son of Saturday, 4:40 p.m. -Medical call to Sunday, 9:23 p.m. -Medical walk-in at 111., after completing Air the jackets.. foracoofdinatedlook.Proportioned tor 244 (Jiester St. peace, in connection with a distur Ellington; Rose Krzesicki. Force basic training. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond perfect lit in Petite. Average and Tall. the Burnside Ave. fire station. bance at the Seven-Eleven store in South St., Rockville: Marylou ■ D 0 After completion of six Saturday, 5:U p.m. Medical call to 15 Sunday, 10:20 p.m. —Medical call to 42 During the six weeks of Hopkins of 26 Lipman Dr., Maplewood Ave. Vernon. He was released on a 3100 Malloy, West Rd., Ellington: weeks of basic training at Oilumbus Orcle. training at Lackland AFB, South Windsor, recently Karen L. Taylor, Popular Saturday, 5:36 p.m. -Medical call to 27 non-surety bond for appearance in Candy Medlin, Rt. 6, Andover; 0 (1) daughter of Mrs. Norma Lackland Air Force Base Our Reg. *8 Sunday, 11:04 p.m. —Brush (ire at 990 Domenic Palumbo, Eaton Tex., he earned credits entered the U.S. Air Force Yale Rd. Forbes St. court April 27. toward an associate in Delayed Enlistment La& nte of 147 South St., near San Antonio, Tex., she Saturday, 7:35 p.m. -Medical call to Rd., Tolland: Kerrie Tyler, is scheduled to receive Sunday, 11:09 p.m. —Medical call to 990 Dobson Rd., Vernon. applied science degree Program. Vernon, has enlisted in the Pull-on Brewer and Forbes Sts. Forbes St. Hopkins will U. S. Air Force. technical training for 195 Saturday, 8:44 p.m. -Smoke In the South Windsor Discharged Sunday: Jane through the Community Today, 8:12 a.m. -Medical call to 700 Baker, Patricia Lane, Ver CO She was graduated from which transferrable Silver Lane Pavilion convalescent home James N. Doer Jr., 21, of 21 Pear DuPont College of the Air Force. graduated from South Wind Connecticut Blvd. non; Steven Brady. Berr Ave., Rockville High School in college credits will be Skirt at 51 Applegate Lane. Tree Lane, South Windsor and John He will now receive sor High School in June and Today, 8:14 a.m. —Auto accident at Ellington; Carl Gebhardt, specialized training in the is scheduled to leave for 1976 and has' selected a granted. Complel# your wardrobe with malching skirts. Belled and Sunday, 7:4t a.m. -Faulty alarm at Main and Prospect Sts. Marchesseault, 21, of 1652 Main St., novelly pocket styles. Proportioned lor Petite. Average Founders Plata. Union St., Rockville; Patricia basic training at Lackland Today, 8:48 a.m. —Medical call to 30 E ast Hartford, were taken to andTatl. Sunday, 12:23 p.m. -C ar fire at 1209 Hemmler, Middle Rd., Tower Rd. Manchester Memorial Hospital Sun Ellington; Mrs. Kathleen Main St. day night with injuries suffered in a Coordinating Sunday, 12:23 p.m. -InvesUgaUon of South Windsor Luginbuhl and son. Lower Our Reg. *9 & *1 0 smoke at 33 Hamilton Rd. two-car accident on Sullivan Ave., Butcher Rd., Ellington; Mrs, Saturday, 11:53 a.m. -C ar fire. Plea South Windsor. Sunday, 12:26 p.m. -Medical call to 940 Michelle MeVay and O rio n sant Valley Rd. Silver Lane. Marchesseault was admitted to the daughter. Village St., Print 7 9 5 Rockville; Sara Reid, Hany Sunday, 6:06 p.m. —Auto accident on I- Tolland County hospital with a broken hand and mul 64 at Roberta St. tiple contusions. He was in satisfac Lane, Vernon; Patricia Shirts Sunday, 8:43 p.m. —Medical call to 985 Sunday, 5:09 p.m. -Chimney fire, tory condition today. Doer was Shields, Tankeroosan Rd,, Vernon; Helen Snydal, Linden Long sleeve shirts in solt. supple polyesters, acelale/nylons Oak St. Willey Circle, Tolland. treated for a fractured jaw and Rd., Rockville. TUES. ONLY! and Arnel jerseys. Bright and breezy prints to complemeni Sunday, 8:54 p.m. -Investigation at 29 TodM, 12:58 a.m. -B am fire, S. River released. every oullil. Rd., Tolland. Wlllington and South Birth Sunday: A son to Mr, yarn Hamilton Rd. Willington assisted. The accident is still under in and Mrs. Michael Malloy, / i i l i H The vestigation. West Rd., Ellington. 2 Patrols and shoe ban hoicest Meats In T o u ^ Our Reg. $ 8 OurReg.«22&*23 Sunsational C o j help school discipline Tops J Misses and Juniors SALE Pont Coats South Windsor Many great fashion |poks to top everything! Easy care much improved with the better enforce 5 pant lops, plRcket and button front styles and more In Increased patrols by teachers and a ban ment of rules. solids, prints and stripes to wear now through summer. HAMBURG PAniESi. 89 « 195 of rubber soled shoes seemed to have im "Some of the kids think things are too COOKED RARE ^ 4 A A proved both the appearance of Timothy strict now, though,” said Snyder. "They Our Reg. *10 Edwards School as well as eliminated think they’re getting in trouble for dumb • 100% Orion" acrylic knitting worsted some recent discipline problems. reasons.” MMSTUEF * 1 * * The tightening up on rules has, however, Lisa Dlcinacia, a ninth-grader, agreed Water-repellent polyester and cotton oxfords in smart double- Fashion 795 left morale "pretty low," say some of the that the school had become very strict. • 4-ply, 4-oz. pull skeins breasted. single-breasted, Misses and Juniors South Windsor middle school students. While the seventh, eighth and ninth belled and other fashion styles. Pants While most of the Timothy Edwards grade students attending the school may Misses & Juniors Fine texturized pofyester gabardines, double knits, students who were willing to discuss the object to the crackdown on rules. It • moth proof and non-allergenic Calcullas and morel In a wide choice of fashion styles issue agreed behavior at the school had 3 9 * including belted, dneh waists and pocket and stitching appears the effort has been effective. delaila improved, they still seemed to feel things “Middle school children have always Remember... Mother's Day la May 8fb were “just too strict.” been a difficult group to motivate and dis • rainbow of popular colors Principal Arthur Hottln and the SI SURI . V^BLISS hxt b«tn Mrving lha Homt Owner cipline,” said one teacher who did not for »l YIARS. For t complait FREE INSPECTION of i' teachers have Increased patrols at the wish to be Identified. your home by a Tarmita Control Export, tuparviiad • at least 1000 skeins per store school to help enforce rules, ’Die action "They’re going through a period of tran followed a study committee report that by lha Finatt lochnical tlafF, phono our naaratl sition In their own lives — from childhood IqcaI offict: stricter enforcement of school rules was to adulthood — and therefore experience HIGHLAND PARK MARKET needed. some Inner turmoil which shows up in a SALE Aiularson-Utth Although there has been much criticism school situation. It’s ImporUnt that rules Come to Anderson-Utt/e and label younetitmaft. lately about behavioral problems at 649-9240 are strictly enforced so the studenU know 317 Highland Streat Manchester Parhade - MANCHESTER Wastfarms Mall - FARMINGTON Timothy Edwards School, eighth-grader exactly what is expected of them," the David Kennedy says, "It’s not all that teacher said. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL 389 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Manchester • 646-4277 bad...and moat of the kids are good kids. Meanwhile, many of the middle school Div, B liu Exterminator Company • EST. 1882 EAST HARTFORD Putnam Bridge Plaza, 17 Main Straal Only a few get in trouble.” students have made an effort to show the BLOOMFIELD Copico Shopping Canter, Conage Qrova Rd. Rl. 218 Joel Snyder, also an eighth-grader, said positive aspecU of the school and to Uke a Th« Oldest & Largest in Conn. OPEN 10 AM to B PM; MANCHESTER STORE OPEN SATUROAY NIGHT TIL 9 he thought behavior at the school was greater pride in the school. 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The Vernon Town Council will Councilman Stephen Marcham, The council approved the total wrap up its budget workshops at a who made the final motion that department budget at $67,750 as special meeting Wednesday at 7:30 passed, said the figure eliminated the recommended by the mayor. p.m. in the Memorial Building. CETA money, gave the budget a six The Engineering Department paying dividends for Yanks The recommended budget will be per cent general increase and budget was increased by $250 more presented to a public hearing allowed $5,000 to buy a new tractor. than the mayor’s recommendation, a run seventh inning with a California, 10-9, Oakland the sixth. Palmer is now 3- Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Mrs. Jean Pearsall, director of NEW YORK (UPI) despite being chased by needed in the first when an two-run single. beat (Hilcago, 11-4, after 1. Middle ^hool, Rt. 30. Vernon’s social services department, total budget of $50,227. The depart — ‘"The best team that three Texas homers in the error by Toronto catcher "It doesn’t make any losing the opener to the Brewers 10, Angels 9 One of the recent workshops also appeared before the council last ment request was for $102,253. The George Steinbrenner’s eighth. Alan Ashby allowed Rick current budget is $53,010. difference to me batting White Sox, 12-5; Kansas Sal B ando’s two-run reviewed the Parks Department week to defend her budget requests. A’s 5-11, While Sox 12-4 Burleson to score from money can buy,” is eighth,” said Chambliss City clobbered Seattle, 16- single highlighted a five- budget. A motion to cut it to zero, In the area of “general Leonard S^czesny, town engineer, Rookies Wayne Gross third prior to an RBI single b eg in ^ g to pay back matter-of-factly. "The run eighth inning that lifted made by Counciiman Donald Eden, assistance," a budget of $46,000 was said the town’s purchase of the Ver and Mitchell Page slugged by Carl Yastrzemski. diWdends. same guys are hitting Milwaukee over California. was defeated; another motion to recommended. She said $60,000 American home runs in the nightcap non Water Company caused the ahead of me and the All five Brewers’ runs in reduce it to 343,819 failed; and a mo would be more realistic. Sunday, the New-York to help the A’s and right major increase in his budget. ’The pitchers are still pitching tion to cut it to $48,910 passed. She said while her department Yankees routed the .eague< the eighth were unearned hander Mike Norris Royals 16-2, Mariners 1- budget also included $48,000 for an Richard Barger Robert Gorton me the same way.” The original budget recommenda keeps an extremely tight rein on James Klar Robert Madore Cleveland Indians, 10-1, 7- 1, then dropped the second as Angel first baseman salvage the second game of 4 engineering survey of the Bolton Martin, who watched his tion of Mayor Thomas Benoit was expenditures. The assistance figures 1, in a doubleheader rout, game to the Mariners, 4-2. Tony Solaita committed the doubleheader. The A1 Cowens hit a three-run Lakes area but the mayor reduced team score 26 runs on 36 two errors and reserve $67,006, but this included Comprehen for the past three months show an In w h ich th e Y an k ee Tigera, 1-2, Orioles 3-1 White Sox won the opener homer and Fred Patek that to zero. Bolton candidates hits in sweeping three catcher Ike Hampton sive Employment Training Act outlay of about $5,000 for January batters hit in double rackey Stanley belted a behind the combined added a three-run double to figures for the fifth games from the Tribe, two-run homer and Vem threw a potential double pitching of rookie Chris (CETA) funds for two laborer and February and almost $6,000 for The council also approved the highlight the Royals’ added; "If we had scored Ruble, with 1-3 of an inning play ball into right field. positions . March. mayor’s recommendation of $1,500 straight game. Not sur Knapp and Bruce Dal Can runaway win for Jim This is consistent with action taken Mrs. Pearsall said that when she prisingly, it also was their at least three runs in each of relief help from John Bando also drove home a ton when CTiet Lemon and Colborn (3-1) in the opener. for the newly created Arts Commis of our earlier games, we run in the seventh with a in other accounts where amounts for first started in her position eight sion. The request was $4,900. 4 seek planning seats fifth sti^gbt victory. Hiller, hurled a seven- Ralph Garr hit three-run But Seattle came back in sacrifice fly. CETA workers were included. CETA years ago, her monthly caseload was Chris Chambliss, hitting may be undefeated at this hitter to give the Tigers a homers and Royle Stillman the nightcap on the Bolton voters will fill two seats on • Robert E. Gorton if 32 Brandy eighth in the "out of a hat tim e.” spilt of their twinbill. The Twins 12, Rangers 6 added a solo shot. strength of a three-run legislation expires Sept. 30 and it was 24, involved 72 persons and an expen The budget for the Cemetery Com Community Affairs from 1967 to 1971. the Planning Commission in the May St., a Republican. He is a native of Elsewhere in the Orioles won the opener Larry H isle’s second sixth inning which was ig felt that any new legislation wouldn't diture of $1,391. Now her caseload is mittee was approved at $15,000 as He is now retired and is associated llnrap” Billy Martin has 2 election — one a four-year term Norwich, N.Y., a graduate of American League Sunday, behind Jim Palmer’s four- career grand-slam homer Red Sox 9, Blue Jays 0 nited by Lee Stanton’s solo become effective until after the town about 56 a month with an expenditure recommended by the mayor. The part-time with Satellite Aerospace resorted to, helped raise from 1977 to 1981 and the other a tran Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Detroit and Baltimore split hit pitching and Tom keyed a seven-run fourth Ferguson Jenkins fired a homer. Following Stan budget is adopted. of about $6,000. request was for $21,500. Inc. of Manchester. He is a member bis average to .263 with a sitional three-year term from 1978- and has lived in Bolton since 1949. of Bolton Friends of the Library, the bases-loaded double, a a doubleheader, the Orioles Shopay’s first major inning for the Twins, who three-hitter for the Red ton’s homer, a single by 2 1981. Since 1937, he has been employed by Bolton Historical Society and the three-run homer and six taking the first, 3-1, the league home run in 10 clubbed 14 hits and batted Sox and received home run Bill Stein, a walk to Joe Also to be elected are two alter Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, where he Democratic Town Committee. He RBI in the opener. In the Tigers coming back in the years. Shopay broke a around twice off five Texas support by (Jeorge Scott Lis, a fielder’s choice «nd nates to the commission, both for is now a senior staff engineer. He is a and his wife, the former Marjory second game, Roy White nightcap, 2-1; Boston scoreless tie in the fourth, pitchers. Rich (3iiles also and Dwight Evans. Scott’s RBI singles by Craig Bolton spending plan cut four-year terms. One term starts this member of several professional Hemenway of Sheldon, Vt., have four belted his first homer of blanked Toronto, 9-0; while Ken Singleton and drove home four runs for homer touched off a four- Reynolds and Jose Baez year; the other starts in 1978. organizations and is a charter children. Contrasts in style the season before Willie Minnesota trounced Texas, Lee May added solo shots Minnesota, while Pete run seventh. Jenkins, now completed the sixth-inning Both the Democratic and 12-6, Milwaukee outlasted Redfern was the winner revenue. member of the Manchester Power • Robert Madore of 21 Tolland Rd., Randolph capped a three- on consecutive pitches in 2-1, got all the runs he uprising. By DONNA HOLLAND Republican parties have nominated Boston Celtic fioach Tom Heinsohn, left, a Finance board members arrived at where they want and when they Squadron. He has been a member of a Democrat. Born in Hartford, he is a Herald Correxpondcnl candidates for each seat. Seeking the the $24,000 cut in the school board want. The legislature gives it the the Planning Commission and graduate of East Hartford High man of many faces, voices disapproval of a regular commission positions are (in The Bolton Board of Finance has budget in a unique manner. Five of power to," he said. member and chairman of the Library School and is attending Greater Hart referee’s call while Philadelphia Coach Gene alphabetical order): made tentative cuts of $115,000 in the the six board members said how Silverstein said that when the Board for many years. He and his ford Community College. He is 5 Shue, right, protests but in a more casual town government budget for 1977-78 much they felt the budget should be wife, the former Sue Atlee Gray of Cey key man for Dodgers school board is asked where its employed by Emhart Corp., Windsor, manner. (UPI photo) and $24,000 in the Board of Education cut. • Richard L. Barger of 8 Old Prince Frederick, Md., have four budget can be cut, board members and is shop chairman for Local 376 of NEW YORK (UPI) Lacy and relief pitcher dinals, 6-3, the San Fran homer for the Cardinals budget. The five figures were added and say it can’t be. Bolton Rd., a Republican. Barger, an children. He is a member of St. the United Auto Workers, for which attorney, is a partner in the Hartford — Ron Cey leads the Charlie Hough also con cisco Giants beat the Mon while Maddox and Larry National League American League The finance board, at a special the total was divided by five. William “For them (school board George’s Episcopal Church. he serves on several committees. He law firm of Michelson, Kane, National League with nected. Jerry Royster, Jeff treal Expos, 6-5, and the Bowa homered for the East meeting Friday night, approved an Riley suggested a cut of $32,000; members) to say we (finance board • James S. Klar of 21 Converse came to Bolton in November 1976 East Burroughs, Willie Mon Houston Astros topped the Phillies. Steve Carlton St. Louis _ additional $18,000 cut from the school Gary Mortensen, $42,000; Shirley Royster & Barger. Bom in Hartford, Rd., a Democrat. Klar, a landscape from Manchester. He and his wife, a .426 batting average 9 6 .600 W L Pet GB members) can’t cut a penny from tanez and Gary Matthews San Diego Padres, 9-8, in pitched an eight-hitter for Montreal 7 board budget and $7,200 from the Potter, $15,000; Siddiq Sattar, $10,- he lived in Wethersfield, Boston, architecture graduate of the Univer Officials right and 22 RBIs, has hit 6 .538 1 Milwaukee 9 4 .692 — their $1(4 million budget is an insult the former Diane Daigle of East homer^ for the Braves. other NL games. his second win of the town government budget. But the 000, and Hassett, $22,000. Morris Glastonbury and Hebron before com sity of Massachusetts, lived in Bolton Pitts 7 6 .538 1 Baltimore 7 5 .583 1(4 to my intelligence,” Silverstein said. Hartford, have two sons. five homers in 14 Atlanta Manager Dave Pittsburgh’s scheduled season. money was returned to the budget Silverstein didn't suggest a figure for ing to Bolton in September 1975. A from 1955 to 1968 and returned to CJiicago 6 6 .500 1V4 Toronto 7 8 .467 3 Finance board members agreed to games and been a key Bristol didn’t want to talk doubleheader at New York Giants 6, Expos 5 appropriating funds from the capital the average. graduate of the University of Connec town last year. He was associated Seeking the positions of Planning in Celtics’ win New York 6 8 .429 New York 7 8 .467 3 delete from the 1977-78 budget the 1 man in the Los was rained out. Willie McCovey hit a and nonrecurring account. ticut, he was a teacher and assistant with engineering and landscape Commission alternates are Paul Phila 5 7 .417 Boston 5 7 .417 3(4 The vote to cut the budget by $24,- mill ($23,900) which is usually set Cubs 7, Reds 1 two-run homer and winning The finance board will meet attorney general for Connecticut architecture firms before being Brown of 4 Green Hill Dr., Angeles Dodgers West Detroit 6 10 .375 4(4 000 was three in favor, (Riley, aside for the capital and non National 1 Bobby Murcer hit a pitcher Jim Barr knocked Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Town before joining the law firm. He is employed by the State of Connecticut Democrat; John Esche of 88 Shoddy drive to an early w L Pet GB Cleveland 4 9 .308 5 Hassett and Sattar), two opposed recurring fund. NEW YORK (UPI) — Substitute referees Joe three-run homer add Jerry in two runs for the Giants, Hall to finalize the budget to be married to the former Zenta Ozols of in 1945. He served in planning and ad Mill Rd., Republican; Albert Hopper seven-game lead over . L e a g u e d Los Ang 11 3 .786 — (Silverstein and Mortensen) and one Other tentative cuts include $833, Crawford and Richard Jackson apparently were Morales also homered in a who rallied for four runs in West presented to townspeople May 16. abstention (Potter.) Manchester, has one son, and is a ministrative positions with the state of 56 B irch M o u n tain E x t., Atlanta 8 7 .533 3Mi W L town clerk; $6,700, assessor-building correct on a key call during Boston’s 124-119 the world champion about the Dodgers at first, five-run, first-inning explo the fourth inning. The Pet GB Finance board chairman Jerald After the vote was taken, Silvers member of Bolton Congregational Development Commission from 1945 Republican, and Samuel Teller of 21 C San Fran 7 7 .500 4 Chicago 9 5 .643 — official; $2,130, town garage; $500, Church. victory over Philadelphia Sunday, but the of Cincinnati Reds. but then conceded, sion, which routed Wo<)die homer was the 469th of Hassett said that if the tentative cuts tein said he felt a minimum of 2 mills to 1967 and with the Department of Green Hill Dr., Democrat. San Diego 8 9 .471 4>A Gakland 10 6 — Insurance Advisory Board; $2,390, “they’ve got a good club, Fryman before he retired a McCovey’s career. Tony .625 are incorporated into the final ($47,800) should be cut. “ It’s ficials’ strike is looming ever larger as the Houston 6 9 .400 5(4 Kan City park commissioner; $17,520 ($12,000 "We’ve got a ball club one w ith a p layer of batter. Ray Burris allowed Perez homered for the 9 6 .600 (4 budget, there will be a tax increase ridiculous to give a figure when you National Basketball Association playoffs Cincin 4 10 .286 7 Minnesota revaluation and $5,000 that’s making it possible to experience and ability at 13 hits but didn’t walk a Expos as Dave Stanhouse 10 7 .588 (4 of 2.25 to 3.25 mills. The present tax are thinking 2 or 3 mills and other grantsmanship), Board of progress. do my thing,” he said after Texas 7 7 .500 2 ------every position.” batter and the Reds left suffered the loss. rate is 61.4 mills. board members are thinking in the J driving in five runs with a Sunday's Results Calif 7 10 .412 3(4 Selectmen; $4,700, snow and ice Crawford and Jackson time the officials strike “Are they the best nine runners stranded. The Astros 9, Padres 8 Had there been no budget cuts by $10,000 range. We weren’t even removal; $26,412, police protection allowed the Celtics to run double and a grand slam Pittsburgh at N.Y., 2, Seattle 7 12 .368 4(4 should be settled— NOW.” Dodger team I’ve seen in Reds have now lost 10 of Rob Sperring’s ground- the finance board, there would have close," Silverstein said. (constabulary); $23,740, general out the clock bringing the homer Sunday, in the ppd. David Thompson scored my 12 years in the their 14 games. rule double in the 10th in been about a 9-mill increase. One “The school board doesn’t listen highway; $2,100, community hall ball over the half court line Dodgers’ 18-8 romp over (Chicago 7, Cincinnati 1 Sunday's Results 40 points to lead Denver, majors?’’ he said Phillies 6, Cardinals 3 ning scored Bob Watson A mill generates about $23,000 in tax San Francisco 6, Mon Balt 3-1, Detroit 1-2 anyway. They spend what they want. maintenance, and $400, treasurer. with nine seconds left in the Atlanta Braves. repeating a question. and enabled the Astros to but Maurice Lucas netted A walk to Tim McCarver treal 5 New York 10-7, Cleve 1-1 the game. Philadelphia Cey hit his grand slam “We’d better reserve that end their eight-game losing 27 before fouling out with and a triple by Fred An Houston 9, San Diego 8, Kan City 16, Seattle 1-4 Coach Gene Shue felt homer in a seven-run, judgment until after July drews produced the tie streak. Joe Sambito, who HcritocM 4:15 to go and Bill Walton ( 10) Boston had used seven eighth-inning outburst in 4.” Chicago 12-4, Oakland 5-11 Coventry taxes may be cut added 28. Lionel Hollins’ breaking run for the pitched 1 2-3 shutout in seconds on the previous in- the game at Atlanta. Steve Philadelphia 6, St. Louis Boston 9, Toronto 0 50-foot shot at the third The Chicago Cubs took Phillies in the sixth inning nings, was the winner Garvey also hit a three-run 3 Minnesota 12, Texas 6 A budget proposal which would has cut $35,000 from the general period buzzer gave the Cincinnati Reds, 7-1, and Garry Maddox’ double while Padre relief ace Other meetings homer for the Dodgers Los Angeles 16. Atlanta 6 Milwaukee 10, California 9 mean a one-mill tax drop in Coventry government budget and $40,000 from Portland an 81-80 lead and Philadelphia Phillies made the score 5-3. Ted Rollie Fingers suffered his will be finalized tonight by the Town the education budget. Other meetings this week in Coven while Dusty Baker, Lee defeated the St. Louis Car try: a psychological boost that Simmons hit a three-run first loss against two wins. Council. The council has called a Today's Carnes Today's Caines P State and federal revenue sharing ( )helped repulse ’Thompson’s St. Louis (Rasmussen 1- Boston (Stanley 1-0 and special meeting at 7:30 at the Town funds will be applied to the budget to bounds play, and an Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. —Charter Revi 12 fourth-quarter points. 2) at CJiicago (Krukow 0-1) Tiant 1-1), at Toronto Hall. offset taxes. nounced a protest over the sion Commission, Town Hall. Brown hopes the Yarborough king of short-track racing Cincinnati (Billingham 1- (Lemanezyk 2-1 and Garvin PZC meets tonight public address system. The tax rate is now 71 mills and the Tuesday, 8 p.m. —Historical Socie spotlight remains on the MARTINSVILLE, Va. eighth straight short-track track shorter than one Modesty aside, Yar 1) at Atlanta (Messersmith 3-0), 2 The Planning and Zoning Commis “I thought they should budget, as proposed by Town ty, South St. players, and not the refs. (UPI) — Some auto racing triumph dating back to mile. borough was pleased with 2-1), N Oakland (Medich 1-0) at sion will meet tonight at 7:30 to con only have three seconds to Otherwise, he said, "It’s Manager Frank Connolly and the Tuesday, 8 p.m. —Coventry Foot fans still think of Richard Aug. 29 of last year. Of the “This is all history we’re his car and of the breaks he Los Angeles (Rhoden 2- California (Ryan 2-2), N duct public hearings to review bring the ball up, and that’s just not fair to the players Board of Education, would mean a ball Association, Town Hall. Petty as the king of short- last 13 short-track events, talking about,” he said. “It got as he outduelled Benny 0) at San Diego (Jones 1-2), New York (Gullett 1-2) at proposed sign regulations and a why I filed the protest,” or the fans.” 4.5-mill increase. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. —Board of track racing, but recent Yarborough has won 11, doesn’t have any influence Parsons of Ellerbe, N.C., N Baltimore (Grimsley 1-1), N said Shue. "But I was told Washington beat drainage modification request for the Health, Town Hall. results strongly indicate a Petty none. on what happens next The Town Council, which has been by some people afterwords in the rain-shortened race. undeveloped section of Coventry Thursday, 7:30 p.m. —Board of Houston, n-90, to take a 2-1 new leader has emerged — But the 37-year-old revising the budget for two weeks. that I’m wrong.” week, or even here next Hills. Education, Coventry High School. lead in the other EUistem Cale Yarborou^. veteran from Tira- year. "Announcing the protest semifinal and Golden State Yarborough’s win Sun monsville, S.C., sUll isn’t over the public address “Remember, there ain’t ^ Insured narrowed Los Angeles’ day t the $104,150 Virginia ready to admit he should be W A T C H O U T I ^ system means that the never been a horse that lead In their West 500 NASCAR Grand favored every time he couldn’t be rode, and there Plainfield results ”1 I ^ b S Savings protest is official and that semifinal to 2-1 by winning, National race at Mar takes his Junior Johnson- ain’t never been a man that UTlMTmHR^ it cost us $500,” said Siue. 109-105. tinsville Speedway was his prepared Chevrolet to a "It’s up to us to make any couldn’t be throwed.” wek am - mxmk m ezu miDmi s-ii (0 s n o n M l (0 Bullets 93, Rockets 90 nSTMIff) IN IN IN m m t M -m e k fu t BPfl 50/0 further moves.” mST M l (C) U R lfU R 120 IN IN Mitch Kupchak sank two ISatfiChM ILM S.(| iM ihktn 4.N 121 iiaiaMi ^ MMt IN IM IN T-Cathfa Uaar, hap 7.N 4.N 21 120 IN NOW Regardless of whether game-deciding free throws A HURRICANE m i w 44rMar PiMar IN 1- lara'i Chekd 4.N M ia M pM SI7i l M llM M r T M :3t i 7 Shue continues the protest, with 18 seconds to play for miiim TIC: 3102 M tU 2U pM $17.N mmmtiinnu hriada 114 pM I 2I.N C hecking an unpleasant spotlight Washington. 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Conn., Mnn ^ Ap,n « in^ MANCHESTER EVBN1NO HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April X. 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B 19th hole , NOTICE ( PUBUCHEARINO □ NOTICES I is’siis’ ;; isi’sss;’ ;; "7 bduc« io7 " Stedman, Michaud “ B r u i n s surprise BOARD OF DIRBCTORS Country Club TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT Lost smt fo u rs 1 BEST 15 - A - Low gross Notlco Is hereby given that WANT SPENDINB MONEY? frtnto IntbueUont fg - Woody Clark; net - Clark cop swim medals the Board of Directors, Town LOST - German Shepard. She Heratii ■•yt A 8Ms - W t NMd Tout r e m e d ia l READING and 57-4-53, Stan M cFarland 61- of Manchester, Connecticut, Black with brown legs. Cotter Flyers in opener Park vicinity. 6 4 9 -^ . math; individualized work will bold s Public Hearing in 7-54, Tom Zemke 63-9-54; B Members of the were; girls—Liz Goldberg, yard backstroke and tied CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING program, (lst4th grade) by - Bob Genovesi 64-10-54, the Hearing Room at the H«rald carrtort ara naadad Master’s degree teacher. i«S- third 100-yd. I.M .; U n * for second in the 50-yard PHILADELPHIA Cherry said. “They LOST - In vicinity of WllUe’i 8075. John Wilson 66-12-54, Newt Manchester Rec Swim Municipal Building, 41 Center bar. One silver ring set with a in tha foliowing aroaa: Jefferson, first 100-yard fly for those eight years old (UPI) — The Boston weren’t very happy by Street, Manchester, Connec Smith 71-17-54, Norm Club took home a bun breaststroke, third 100-yd. and under. Open age medal red atone. Reward $25. Call Narkon 74-18-54. Sweeps A - Bruins were down their performance at all. ticut, ’Tuesday, May 3,1977 at 6461X7. □ REAL ESTATE dle of medals at last butterfly; Dana Gough, se winners were Chris White, gOPO plS(3N PtFEATEP 8:00 p.m., to consider and act Glastonbury Clark 73; Ted Backie 78-7- PANPy TURPIN FOR THE after allowing their C ^ D But a lot of people will see PHONE 643-2711 weekend’s AAU Meet cond 100 butterfly, foys second 200 breast, second around on my second swing the score and think we laid on the construction of a 71, Rick Clough 76-4-72; B - 50 free; Linda Jefferson, MIPPLEWEieHT CROWN. NHL playoff game FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Homot For Sola 23 held at Manchester —Jon Ginnls, second 100 WHAT 6REAT F18HTER but I pushed the puck in.” back in the third period, sanitary sewer In Radding Manchester: Wilson 84-12-72, Smith 91- breaststroke; Karl Bylciw, third 2(10 breast; Bridget Street under a Developers TOWN OF MANCHESTER High, sponsored by 6TOPPEP BOBO IN 1955 with the Philadelphia Middleton’s goal marked but they just took over.” if Adams Straat and Buckland Straat $23,600 - 200 FOOT frontage. 17-74. third 100 breast. Anderson, second 100 fly, FOR THE TITLE ? Permit Agreement with Flyers to go into the second consecutive It looked different, LEGAL araa Two bedroom Rancn. Manchester State In the 13-14 year old second 200 back ; Beth Richard P. Hayes, lald INDEX K SENE FULLMER sudden death but that game in which the Bruins however, from the net of ADVERTISINB Aluminum siding, baseboaid Talhvood Bank and the local bracket, medal winners MacDonald, third 100 fly, B. CARMEN BA6ILI0 sanitary sewer to benefit Nos. NOTICE NOTICM East Hartford: C PAY ROBINSON didn’t stop Rick had blown a 3-0 third period an exhausted Gerry 25. X. » , and 34 Radding 1 - Lou tnd Found cy^fitl-siof* **““ *’’"* ***"■ TW O MAN BEST BALL swim club third 200 back; Bob lead only to come back and The Planning and Zoning 2 - * Ptrional* RATES Cheevers, who faced 38 Street, and No. 21 Farmington 3 - Carrlara naadad In tha following araaa: - Gross — Ward Holmes- Heading the list of medal Michaud, second 100 fly, Middleton and his Commission will hold public * Announc4m4ntt /i8JJI^nSM3MSU9 win. L ut Thursday, they shots in the game, in Street, in addition to Mr. hearings on May 2,1977 at 7:30 4 - EntgrtBlnmgnt 1 d«y ....lit word por day /Bumalda Avanua, High School, COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg (first thru third) winners second 200 back, second 50 teammates from plan 5 - Auctioni 3 dtyt ... lOt word ptr dty Bob Normington 72; Net — frittered that cushion away cluding a 16shot salvo in Hayes’ property,, on F ar p.m. in Woodruff Hall, Center 8t. Mar/a Camatery araa. Farm, with three story barn. was Wendy Stedman in the free; Geoff Michaud, third ning their strategy. 6 d«yt .... At word ptr dty Butler-type building. Power Jim Ritchie-Richard before Greg Sheppard the third period. mington Street. Congregational Church, 11 FINANCIAL 26 dtyt — 6t word ptr dty 100 fly; Bill Halldin, third 8 - Bondt-Stockt-MorlaaoM VBumalda Avanua - Ball Court araa. plant, and other outbuildings, Barnett 60, George g i r l s ’ 11-12 y e a r old were: girls —Beth f Scholastic! "We wanted to go out scored the game-winner “This sh o u l^ ’t happen,” Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, Center Street, Manchester, 0 - Ptrtongl Loani IS word! $2.00 minimum 200 back. H ippy A d t ...... $2.30 Inch /Bumalda Avanua - Dalmont, plus Three Lovely Homes. Carlson-Stan Mloganoski bracket. She won the 100- MacDonald, second 200 and get as many shots as that eliminated the Los the Boston goalie said of Secretuy Conn., to hear and consider 10 - Iniuranc* Offers invited, B/W Realty, Jr. 62, Sam Sapienza- yard individual medley, 50- standingSvJ Board of Directors the following petitions: Bldwall, Vamon Road area. free, third 100 back, third Those winning ribbons we could,” Middleton said. Angeles Kings. the third period swoon. fMPLOVMCNT 647-1419. Charles Romanowski 63, yard freestyle and 100-yard Manchester, Conn. ZONING REGULATION 13 - H«lp Wanitd 200 I.M., second 100 free; “We went out there plan Earlier, Bobby Garke “We have to go out there 14 - ifWalnut, Qraanlawn, Concord Street (for placing fourth thru Baseball Dated at Manchester, AMENDMENT (Z-37) Butincti OpportunitiM F.N. Sullivan-Gerry backstroke. Bob Michaud Debbie Clough, second 100 ning to storm them right scored two goals, the se cocky and arrogant. It was 15 - Situailon Wantad araa. Offered by the sixth in an event) were: CCIL Connecticut this 20tb day of The Commission proposes Richm ann 63, C larence in the boys' 15-18 category aw ay.” cond with just 29 seconds a lucky overtime goal but EDUCATION breast. Boys —Geoff Dana Clough, Wendy Sted w. . April 1977. to amend Article II, Section Happiness Is The ifOxford Drive, Handel Road,'Maple Denyer-Ed McLaughlin 64, won the 200-yard freestyle, 1 Middleton followed the remaining in regulation 18 - Pnvatt Inaiructiont Michaud, first 200 free, man, Liz Goldberg, Karl Simsbury 5 i we shouldn’t have sat on No. 0624 7.04.01 and Article II, Section 19 - Schoois-ClaMat Steve Cassano-John the 200-yard individual 20 - MANCHESTER Street, Washington Ave., Evans Ava. PHILBRICK first 100 back, second 200 Bylciw, Karen Conard 4 1 plan perfectly, gunning a time, and Bob Dailey had that lead. ’They couldn’t 13.05.01 by changing “waived” Inaiructions Wantad Crowley 64, Bruce Fleury- medley and took seconds in I.M., third 100 free. McDonough, Beth MANCHESTER 4 2 wrist shot that goalie Ber- one for the swarming push us any further tock in to read "d efen d .” BEAL ESTATE POLICEMAN’S Gail B47-9946 Bob Allard 64, Bob the 100-yard freestyle and nie Parent accidentally 23 - Homta for Sala Girl 15-18 year old MacDonald, Sandro Fermi 4 2 Flyers to force the extra our zone in the third 6JANCHESTER 24 > Loti-Land for Sala Honid Circulation Dopl. AGENCY Livingston-Don Kean 64. 100-yard backstroke. BALL! medalists were: Chris Squatrito, Scott Jackson, Wethersfield 3 s knocked in with his stick at period. period.” LEGAL CONGREGATION OF 25 -- Invaatmani Proparty MANCHESTER - Raised TW O MAN BEST BALL Katie Tucker of Penney 3 3 26 Buainaaa PropariY White, second 200 free, se Missy Stedman, Jon Gin- 2:57 of overtime Sunday “It certainly wasn’t The Bruins earned the JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES (J- 27 - Raaorl Proparly Saturday, April 30 EARN ROOD SPENDING MONEY Ranch. Four years old. - Bob Chambers-Jim Manchester, swimming for Windham 2 3 night to give the Bruins a 4- joyous in that dressing NOTICE 20) 28 - Raal Eatata Wantad Eight rooms, (our large cond 100 breast, second 100 nis. Bill Halldin, Geoff lead after two periods on TOWN OF ANDOVER I at the Manchester BOYS A SIRLS Bidweil 70: Net — Bill the Suburban Swim Team, East Hartford 2 4 3 victory over the Flyers To approve a Special Excep ADVERTISING bedroom s, 2 W b aths, free; Bridget Anderson, Michaud, David Budd. room ,” Boston Coach Don goals by Jean Ratelle, Bob MISC. SERVICES Twardy-Paul Nielsen 65, took six firsts, winning the Enfield 1 5 CONNECTICUT tion uiider Article II, Section 31 - Sarvicaa OHarad I State Armory, | 5 Evenfngt a Week fireplace, bowed window, third 100 back, second 200 and a 1-0 jump in their by Schmautz and Don Mar- 32 - DEADLINE Hall 1 5 ZONING BOARD 2.02.02 to permit development Painling>Paparing I from 9 P.M. | 6 PM. to 8 PM. formal dining room with Cliff Keune-Bruce Belcher 100 a n d 2 0 0 - y a r d I.M.; Jane Jordan, third Also, Marcie Stanley Cup semifinal Macko, Foreman cotte combined with solid OF APPEALS 33 o Buildmg-Contracting 66, Len Angell-Paul Saari backstrokes, 50, 100 and HCC O'ALL series. and erection of a religious 34 w Roofing-Siding 12:00 noon tht day btfore 1 to 2 A.M. I sliders to deck, eat-in 200 I.M. Boys -B ill MacDonald, Debbie cop net tourney forechecking. At an executive session, structure at Tolland Turnpike 35 - Haalmg-Plumbing publicttlon. CoH G47-9946 kitchen, large family room 66, Ray Paradise-F.N. 200-yard freestvles and 200- w. 1. w. 1. Parent made the initial held on M April, 1977, the 36 - Flooring Halldin, second 200 free, Clough, Larry Krupp, “They are aggressive,” .and Slater Street as shown on 37 - Dtadllna for Saturday and Sullivan 67, Joe Byrka- yard individual medley. Xavier 3 0 3 2 Movmg-TrucHmq-Storaoa with enclosed porch, third 100 back, third 200 Glenn Eagleson, Jane Jor kick save on Middleton’s Greg Macko of Glaston Flyers’ Qwch Fred Shero Zoning Board of Appeals of a plan entitled "Kingdom Hall 38 — Sarvicaa Wantad Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. closets galore, 2-car gar Bruno Frigo 69. Other medal winners in South Catholic 2 0 4 1 the town of Andover, Connec I.M., third 100 free. dan, Bridget Anderson and St. Paul 10 2 2 shot but the puck bury won the Connecticut said. “They come at you. of Jehovah’s Witnesses, MISC. FOR SALE age, large lot. $00,500. the 11-12 year old grouping ticut, voted that: Holp Wantod is Dave Ostuni won the 50- Paul (kittle. Aquinas 0 1 1 2 ricocheted over his leg State Boys 16 and under But then they got cautious. Tolland Turnpike, 40- Houaahold Gooda PLEASE READ toward the goal line. As he The following variances 41 — Ariiclaa tor Sala CONDOMINIUM EAST CATHOLIC 0 2 14 Tennis Championships held Sometimes you do that in Manchester, Conn.’’, scale 1” 42 - Bufidtng Supplias SEWING MACHINE tried to scoop the puck were granted: equals 30’, dated April 2,1977, 43 - Pati -Birds- Doga YOUR AD TOWNHOUSE - in private NWest Catholic 0 3 2 4 last weekend at the playoff hockey. It’s hard to No. 143 — Howard J. Pohl — Operator with drapery McDonald’s® setting with brook for quiet away with his stick, he Santo J. Giangrave, Engineer. 44 Livestock COC Manchester Racquet Club. tell everybody to stay 45 - Boats 6 Accassonas Clataffltd ada art taktn ovtr experience. Call between 9 comfortable living. Six Bowling Jim Simons stages rally^ was granted a side yard STONE AND GOLDBERG 46 - Sporting Goods and 5, Monday thru Friday. w. 1. shoved the puck into the Macko, No. 1 player on loose.” variance of two feet for gar tht phont aa a convtnitnct. McDonald’s® of Vernon has op rooms, three bedrooms, (617) 47 - Garden Producia Tht Htraid la raaponalblt for 6467286. COVENTRY 5 0 net to the surprise of the Kingswood School of In other playoff action age coostructlon as sirawn on 48 - Aniiquaa 2V5 baths, modern kitchen K. of C. - Rudi Wittke Request for cluster subdivi 49 - Wanted to Buy only o nt incorrtet Inatrtlon and portunities during breakfast. Vinal Tech 5 0 everyone, including during the weekend, the plot plan submitted with than only to tht tlaa of tht with appliances plus many 223-592, Mario Frattaroli wins New Orleans Open West Hartford team, sion approval. Creation of 79 STEADY WORK - Reliable, RHAM 4 1 Middleton. Montreal Canadiens came appeal. RENTALS original Inatrtlon. Errors which hard worker, who wants other features. $37,900. 220-575, Mike Petruniw 219- defeated Barry Judge of lots in a “Residence AA” zone 52 - Rooma for Rant do not Ittttn tha valut .of tht As a member of our crew, you Bacon Academy 4 2 "I saw the shot hit him No. 145 - Qyde W. and steady employment, good in NEW ORLEANS Wilton, 6-3, 64, to win the from behind to defeat the under the provisions of Article 53 - Apartments tor Rant advartlaamant will not bt cor- MANCHESTER - Im 574, Bob Luurtsema 204- PGA player’s card in 1972 first 18 holes he was tied Portland 3 2 and I saw him turn,” said Georgette M. ()onrad were 54 - Homes tor Rant come. Call 528-6702 between 6 will receive supervisory training, title. New York Islanders, 4-3, in III, Section 5 of the Zoning - Business tor Rani racted by an additional Inatr 562, Dave Fentiman 219-' (UPI) — It’s a good with a 273 total for 72 holes, with Watson at nine under Cromwell 3 3 55 tlon. 2 only. maculate eight room the right winger of his fifth the first game of their granted a variance to build ad Regulations, on the west side 58 - Resort Proparty tor Rant free meals, pleasant working con 556. Mike Hodge 213-585, A1 15 under par. CHENEY TECH 2 4 Jane Foreman of Colonial. Two years old. bet Jim Simons will par, but both were one playoff goal. “I saw him dition with 8 feet side yard of Gardner Street. 57 - Wanted to Rant ditions and regular wage increases. Kuzmickas 200, Rob Red “The people pulling for East Hampton 2 5 providence, R.I., won the semifinal series Saturday 58 - Mitc lor Rant NOW accepting applications First floor family room. never replace A1 Hirt stroke behind Simons. lean back and then I turned clearance and. 59 feet front Copies of these applications for full time employmentt. Lee made me play better. I Rocky Hill 1 5 Girls’ 16 and under title night. Both series resume AUTOMOTIVE Apply In person at McDonald’s®, 2V5 baths, four b^rooms, man 220, Real Breton 204, Watson, who said his to go back up ice. I didn’t yard setback as shown on plan have been filed in the Town Call 5263869 between 9 and 2 or Pete Fountain as felt I was in control most of BOLTON 0 7 with a 63, 67, 62 win over Tuesday night. submitted with appeal. 61 - Autos lor Sala Ntfp Wantad IS fireplace, wall-to-wall Ken Tomlinson 204, John putter “felt like an anvil” see it go in but I couldn’t Clerk’s office and may be in 62 - Trucks for Sale only. Route 83 In Vernon. carpeting throughout. Two one of the most pop Sherri Slobln of West Hart The following variance was 63 - Heavy Equipment tor Sate Kozicki 206, Jim Farr 201. the day.” in the final round, finished spected during office hours. car garage. Large treed Hole -in-one believe it.” ford. Slobin is No. 1 player denied: 64 - Moiorcyclaa-Btcyclaa WANTED - Engine lathe DENTAL ASSISTANT - ular people in New As it turned out, Simons in third place at 11-under- Planning and Zoning 65 - Camper s-Tratiara-Mobila lot, $59,900. “I tried to hit It on my on Hall High. No. 146 — Bruce M. and Homes operator with experience. 50 Experience necessary. EASTERN BliSINESS- Orleans, par 277. He was just one NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Ckimmission hours. Paid holidays. HOLLYWOOD SECTION — Dwight Nevll lofted a first swing,” said Parent, Macko is the No. 15th Carol D. MacKay variance 66 - Automotive Service Opening immediately. Salary Hank Grzyb 172-167-463, Simons made a few stroke behind Lee, who Ronald Gates. 87 - Autos tor Renl-Laasa Eh[cellent insurance benefits. OTCn. ucellen t benefits. Call — Seven Room who replaced starter ranked singles player in denied for garage construc Secretary CLEANING WOMAN one Tom Fahey 156-372, Sandy enemies Sunday when he tripled his career earnings six-iron shot 180 yards Sun Metronics Inc., Rt. 6 4 44A, 6463003. NATIONAL SALES Colonial. Recently Wayne Stephenson at the New England in the 16 and .Monday tion due to lack of exceptional Dated this 25th day of April, Bolton, Conn. day per week. Reference. Hanna 151-393, Dave Grzyb PGA by winning $19,950. day for a hole-in-one in the Owi lr« D EV ELO PM EN T C O INC. remodeled, in immaculate came from behind to win beginning of the third BASEBALL difficulty or unusual hardship. 1977. transportation. Call 646 final round of the $175,000 under group. He’s a stu BABYSITTI^ WANTED for 9249. Ii looking for an Individual condition. Prime location. 151-396, A1 Bonini 145-388,' the New Orleans Open by “If someone would have period. “ I brought the stick Dated this 21st day of April, New Orleans Open. dent at Kingswood. East Catholic at No. 0514 AUTOMOTIVE Billing two children 'days. Nathan who ii not afraid of W ORK New carpeting, wall-to- Ron Joiner 145-383, Jim three strokes over Stan was right. He was in con told me before the tourna 1977, Andover, Connecticut Secretary - Must have at$d w a n ts to ba In d t p t n d t n t Aquinas, 1 p.m, □ EMPLOYMENT Hale school area. Must like wall throughout. First Mathieson 148-390, Gabe trol all day, shooting a pair Zoning Board automobile experience. TEACHERS - At all levels. and ftrunclally focurt. Lee, a 1975 graduate of ment started I would have Rockville at South children. ^11 647-9416 afteer floor family room, garage. Szabo 388, Bub Holmes 383, of 5-under-par 67s, but Lee of Appeals Strong typing skills. Good 5:00. Universal Teachers, Bha,966. N.S.D. wafits quallflad portoni nearby Louisiana State finished second, I wouldn’t Windsor In local araa to manufacturt Only $46,500. Andover, Connecticut Htip Wtnfd is working atmosphere. Apply in Portland, Oregon, 97208r\^ Stan Waickowski 380, Dom University. did everything he could to have believed it," Lee said. plaitiei products a PU LL 12 RAISED RANCH - Eight Kathy Whitworth gave advice TRACK Albert E. Richey, person only 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., WANTED - Business office months par yaar. DeDominicis 380, Paul Simons, a Wake Forest change the situation. “Before I used to worry LEGAL PHONE FROM home to ser Monday through Friday, rooms, (our bedrooms, one East Chairman Board of Education, Bolton DEMONSTRATORS: Act now • Mala or Pamalt Gilberto 375, Mickey After falling four strokes about making the cuts, now vice our customers in the Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland for an extra Free Gift, Sell • Aga (no limit) full and two half baths, graduate won his first tour to foe after scoring triumph Catholic/Ellington at Mary C. McNamara, NOTICE Payroll and Accountiiu Qerk. Holmes 374. nament since earning a behind Simons, Lee strung I’m not going to worry Manchester area, flexible St., Manchester. Eliperience required. Call 646 name brand toys and gifts • EKparitnet) WE FULLY fireplaced family ro'om. Suffield Secretary Town of Andover hours, super earnings, 246 with Treasure 'House party TRAIN) together four birdies to about that.” 150 or apply in writing to The • Full or Part tima Wall-to-wall carpeting RALEIGH, N.C, (UPI) Whitworth’s earnings for No. 0554 7773. WAREHOUSE ORIENTED plan. Free kit. Top com- L.S.MIXED- Lois move into a share of the Simons said the first- Massey fired a 72 and Bon Tuesday The 4th quarterly Installment Superintendent’s Office, • Minimum of 200 squara faat throughout. Two car gar — When veteran Kathy the year to $49,987. Bradley of property taxes on the Oc- needed for eiroanding dis Notch Road, Bolton. missionn. Call collect person required age, acre lot. Asking $47 S perry 187-505, D ennis lead with three holes to place finish would ease a nie Lauer had a 70 Sunday • FULL COMPANY ON-SITE Whitworth overcame a won a second-place check BASEBALL tobiu' 1, 1975 Grand List are SALES POSITION • Straight tributor. Experience to person for Miss Carol, 203- 900. DieLisle 211, John Jenkins W HA playoffs play. The crowds at few of his worries, too, to tie for fifth at 210. commissions, leads furnished WOMAN WANTED - Part 461-2100. TRAINING two-stroke deficit and of $5,040. Wethersfield at due and payable April 1st, • Ortgirul accounts sacurad by 220-565, Bob Dawson 220, Whitworth took a ■'ne- to homeowners. Call 242-5402. E x cellent fringe benefits. time to maintain vending NEW YORK (UPI) - In Lakewood Country Club “The win takes a lot of edged Pat Bradley by one .Manchester, li30 1977. Payments made after c o m p a n y 16 ACRES — surrounds this Playing in a twosome INVITATION Send resume to Box FF c/o BE YOUR OWN Boss - And » Inconi* — Tht harder you Phil Zahner 205, John went crazy when it looked pressure off me,” he said. stroke lead on the 16th hole cafeteria. No experience superlative 15-room an the World Hockey Associa in the $50,(X)0 American with Bradley, Whitworth East Catholic at South May 2, 1977 are subject to a WINDOW CLEANER Needed Manchester Herald. necessary. Will train. Apply in earn money on your own time. WORK tht more you White 201, Ed Duchaine as though a hometown boy by sinking an eight-foot MAKE tique house under going tion playoffs Sunday, Bob “I was beginning to think I Defender Life Golf Classic, Catholic, 1 p.m. TO BID late charge of 1% per month - Must be experienced and person. State Vending Inc., Do it the AVON way. No sales 208, E rnie Whipple 204, was going to win. putt for a birdie, but the The Manchester Board of • t9.ftS.00 Cash required for meticulous restoration might stay on the tour for she had a few words of ad Rocky Hill at Chenev on the late installment, from reliable. Call 6465334. DENTAL ASSISTANT for South Windsor. experience necessary. Call Inventory. Complete Train by Hull scored two goals in Education seeks bids for an Steve Pelletier 213-581, Ed But they grew quiet on 10 years and never win a outcome was still in doubt Tech, 3il5 the due date or a minimum of Glastonbury office. Full time. 523-9401 for information. ing, Machinery, ETC. New foundation, sills, un a 31-second span early in vice for her younger Air Compressor (or the 1976 derpinnings, heat, wiring, Yourkas 576. the next hole when Lee tournament....” as she and Bradley began $2.00 PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Excellent opportunity. Chair- FOR FULL INFORMATION the third period to lead the challenger. Penney at Windham, 1 NOTICE - Now hiring steady missed a three-foot putt for LPGA putting on the 18th hole. 1977 school year. Sealed Payments may be made by Air Force recently announced side Ebiperience preferred. SECRETARiES WRITE OR CALL TODAY plumbing, kitchen and 3 Winnipeg Jets over the San The $35,000 paycheck “1 told her, ’You’ve p.m. ghrirtg full name, address, proposals will be recelv«l un mall or at the Town Office new openings for Individuals Send resume to Box F c/o We have immediate work. Starting to take full baths. 9 fireplaces and CRAVAT- A1 Bunce 372, Diego Mariners 7-3 in the par and lost the lead. They that went with the win was Bradley, who has Hall at East Hartford with prior military service. If Manchester Herald. applications for full-time phone number learned a lesson — you til 5:N P.M., May 5, 1977 at Building which is open 9:00 work available (or you. 3 bake ovens. In excess of Lou Albasi 366, Dick were almost silent when he important for two reasons finished second seven you have been out for less employment. A number of job National Salat seventh and deciding game have to keep charging’,” fired a 3-under-par 69 in the Bolton at Coventry- which time they will a.m. to 4:00 p.m. M oi^y thru $100,000. Appointment on- Steeves 363, Ed White 362, added bogeys on his last — one is that Simons and times since joining the than 5 years and are looking EXPERIENCED Plumber’s Whether you can work a opening to be filled. Phone Oevelopment Co., Inc. of their quarter-final she said Sunday. “A two- East Hampton at be p u b l i c l y opened. Friday. The Tax Collector Is 3232 Independence Jack Rose 361, Jim Hart two holes. final round Sunday, tour, said she felt no real for “A Great Way of Life’ , Helper - Salary commen day, a week or longer, 52633IB, between 9 and 2 only. ly- series. his wife Sherry, the stroke lead is nothing. You Rham Specifications and bid forms also In the office Monday and contact the Air Force im surate with experience. Call Spiingfleld, Missouri 09004 finishing 10 strokes under our assignments and Phone(417) 107-3032 2 FAMILY - Duplex 65, 358, George ^ u r k e 362, Those three bogeys came daughter of his college golf can never let up.” pressure from the veteran East Windsor at may be secured at the Friday evenings, 7:00 p.m. to mediately. Call 6467440. 6468944. par with a 206 total. HELP WANTED - P 4 L m baths, new kitchen Tony Bayles 359. at the end of a long day. coach, Jesse Haddock, Whitworth who picked up Ellington Business Office, 45 N. School 9:00 p.m. hours are flexible. Restaurant. Weekend night Whitworth, at 38 the Bradley, who led the cabinets. 1st floor laundry Lee, Simons and the rest of have a 3-month-old her 79th tournam ent vic Street, Manchester, Connec Cynthia Clark CUSTODIAN - Manchester BABYSITTER Wanted two to • Highest hourly rates waitress. 12 a.m. to 4 a.m. Hull’s linemates, Anders LPGA’s all-time leading opening round with a tour TRACK LAW ENFORCEMENT - room, separate heating G OP — M arie Ludlow the field played 36 holes daughter and the other is tory. ticut. Tax Collector Church. Approximately 37 1/2 three nights a week. For five paid weekly. Friday and Saturday. Short Learn basic law. criminal in Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson, money winner, may not nament record eight-under Manchester at hours per week, including children Rockville - Vernon order cook. Friday and Satur systems. Good income. 199-472, Grayce Shea 179- Sunday because heavy that it makes Simons the “There was no pressure Raymond E. Demers, Town of Andover • Call us at 2761684 or vestigation, traHic control, accounted for three more have taught the 26year-old 64, scored a 71 in the se Simshury (girls) Business Manager some Sunday time. Previous area only. 8763206. day night. 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. $45,500. 195-505, Joyce Tyler 177- rains earlier in the week No, 10 money winner on the on me. She said she was Connecticut come in for an inter search and seizure scores as each team in the Bradley anything she cond round and held a two- TENNIS No. 0644 related experience desirable. Dishwasher, Monday through proceduRes. No experience 450, Maureen Tyler 188-509, interrupted the opening tour this year. pulling for me — and com 0563 Write Box E, c/o Manchester TOOL 4 DYE Maker - view to Friday. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. 646 TWO FAMILY - Built in series never lost a home didn’t already appreciate, shot advantage over East Catholic at South necessary. Paid training, good June Michaud 459, Carolyn round of the tournament. By moving up on the ing from Kathy Whitworth, . Herald. Minimun of 5 years. 4047. salary. Ages 17-35. Enlistment 1974. Walking distance to game. Winnipeg now ad though. Whitworth and JoAnne Windsor, 2i45 Experience on dye making Wilson 458. Lee started the day at money list, Simons assured I believe that,’’ said MANPOWER, INC. required. Call U.S. Army, at hospital. Five rooms, full vances to the semifinals “I don’t know if any earner as the final 18 holes EXPERIENCED Part Time and dye repair work. La Point 10 Haynes St.. Hartford EAST HARTFORD law firm seven-under par, one himself a spot in this Bradley. “I thought I GOLF 0469462. applianced kitchens, 3 against defending cham lessons were learned,” began Sunday. Her final- East Catholic vs. Morning personnel wanted. Industries, 155 West Main • We'll pay for your seeks well organized person bedrooms and 1 bath each Baseball deals stroke behind second-round y ear’s U.S. Open. The top played pretty good all day, Apply in person, Franks Street, Rockville. Call 872- with good secretarial skills to pion Houston, which said Bradley. “I know I’m round 72 left her at 207. parking while you VEHICLE MECHANIC - No unit. Separate heating Atlanta — Suspended leader Tom Watson and 10 money winners as of this except those birdie putts .Manchester at MCountrv NOTICE SuTCrmarket, 725 East Middle 8581, extension 285, An Equal head our mortgage depart eliminated Edmonton in going to be in this position Tied for third at 209 were Cluh register. experience necessary. Learn systems, driveways and pitcher Mike Marshall and one stroke ahead of Wednesday will be exempt just didn’t fall. ’That’s the PUBUC HEARING Tpke., Manchester. Opportunity Employer. ment; Salary open commen vehicle engine and body five games. often, but I also know my Camer with a final-round surate with skills; summer . basements. Ready for im called up pitcher Max Leon Simons. from qualifying for the difference between first GIRLS SOFTBALL ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS An Ekgual Opportima; Employtr repair. Good salary and time will come.” 72 and Debbie Austin with SEVEN ELEVEN Food Store vacation: experience mediate occupancy. $57.- from Richmond. At the end of Sunday’s Open. and second, rustling up .Manchester at BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADMINlSTRA’nV E AssisUnt benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist 500. In the other semifinal The $7,500 win lifted a 70 Sunday. Debbie now taking applications for to executive officer, with preferred. Call 2868625. ment required. Call U.S. Houston — Optioned those birdie putts.” Wethersfield, 1 p.m. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT responsible persons to work matchup, Quebec took a 3-1 supervisor skillp to assume Army at 6469462.______MANCHESTER - Private pitcher Gene Pentz to Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of flexible hours. Stocking and decision Saturday from In responsibilities for small of Communications - Paid country setting. One year Charleston and removed Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the clerk work, ^ p ly In person fice. Need high caliber, old. eight room center hall dianapolis to take a 1-0 only at 393 Burnside Ave., training in radio and code pitcher Bo McLaughlin Hearing Roigm at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, mature person, with in operations for Army in Colonial. Featuring first series lead. East Hartford. from the disabled list. Mancbater, Connecticut, Tuesday, May 3,1977, at 8:00 P.M. to itiative. College graduate REGISTERED telligence assignments. High floor fireplaced family preferred. Must have consider and act on the following: 18 OR OLDER Male - To learn School graduates, 17-35 eligi room, with beamed excellent secretarial skills, PHYSICAL THERAPIST ble. Good salary and benefits. Proposed additional appropriation to the Fire District Special woodworking trade. $2.85 per with ability to handle own cor- cathedral ceiling. Eat-in Fund — $40.00 for Rescue ’Truck Emergency Equipment, to be hour. Call 6460671, between 3 Progressive orthopedic practice seeks a Enlistment required. Call kitchen, with work island. respondance, meetings, files, U.S, Arrmy.fi.at 6^9462. AUTO RVINTING financed from donation already received (or Frank Globe and 6. dictating equipment, office staff registered therapist. All benefits Formal dining room, front Memorial Fund. machines. Must be outgoing, ALERT MAN ■ WOMAN to back living room. 2ta JANITORIAL - Openings pleasant, able to meet public. paid. Salary commensurate with baths, four large Pmpoted additional appropriation to the General Fund Budget available Male and female Seeking permanent layoff 197677, PoUce - Special Services - $15,000.00 to be financed Knowledjge of Health ^ r e experience. Send resume to Box Q c/o proof employment. Here ft is. bedrooms Sliders to patio, dally. 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 10 desirable. Office located in from current services. m. to 2 a.m. Must have Manchester Evening Herald. An opportunity to earn al7S two car garage, acre Manchester area. Write Box per week wfth increases, Proposed additional appropriation to the General Fund Budget &ansportation. Call General H, c/o Manchester Herald. plus lot. Cleaning Service Inc., 46 Oak depending upon ability. 197677, Recreation - $527.00 (or Arts and Crafts, to be financed Rejrart to Hartford Hilton at from fees already collected. St., Manchester, M65X4. FULL TIME Painter. COLONIAL - Seven 7D Aspens in 70 10 Ford St. at 10:30 a.m. rooms. 3 bedrooms. I'l Proposed Ordinance—purchase of property, Route U.S. 6. from Experienced only. MAK Paln- Tuesday April 26 (or appoint HELP WANTED - P 4 L Brian McKeever, 646 baths, rec room with bar. the State of Connecticut for the sum of three thousand dollars Restaurant. Weekend night ment. Division of Con The L o n e r ’s new Free Wheelin’ Bonus Game Sales RapresantaUve "" solidated Foods. fireplace, some wall-to- and return the stub wherever tickets are sold ($3,000.00). Copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be seen In the waitress. 12 a.m. to 4 a.m. wall. Tastefully decorated. Town Clerk’s Office during business hours. Friday and Saturday. Short can put you behind the wheel of a ’77 Dexige Aspien Buy all four colors and you’re sure of an COMMUNICATION Cable An aggressive, healthy individual of keen nnind and Bualooaa OpportunHf 14 Garage. $41,500. Proposed Ordinance - purchase of property at IX South Main order cook. Friday and Satur Inc. - Needs extruder outgoing personality preferably who has had a re day night. 10 n.m. to 6 a.m. sport coupe loaded with extras, plus $500 in cash. entry. Of course, subscripdon players Street, Manchester, Connecticut, from Frechette, Martin and trainees, machine operators, cent degree (or equivalent experience) in the sales SMALL ENGINE Service Dishwasher Monday through second shift only, 4 p.m. to 12 We’re giving away 7 Aspens each week, a total of are in automatically. Rothman, for the sum of thirty-eight thousand, five hundred Friday. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. field. Corporation expanding dealer Co AS dollars ($M,500.00). Copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be m. Starting pay $3.50 an nnetwork. No experience ?mxm 70 in all. our, after two months We are a relatively small quality-oriented To find out the weekly num seen In the Town Clerk’s Office during business hours. HOUSEKEEPER Wanted - 1 E necessary. Complete training Ortflliial Color or training^period. Full benefiU. manufacturing concern. We think we are the most program. $500. investment 7000 Color Cholci So, now your regular 50^ ticket gives you a bers and color, watch our Double Proposed additional appropriatlona to General Fund Budget p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday 5 Glen Road, Manchester. efficient and competitive In our field. We design, AGENCY Bak«d-on*Mcthod. through Friday. Must have required to start your own 197677, Town Clerk — $1,600.00 (or recording contract, to be print, and manufacture polyethylene plastic bags business. Ideal for retired or On«-D«v Sorvicc chance at the big $200,000 Double Play game. And a Play Show, Thursdays at 7:30 financed from current services. own car. References required.. PART TIME Janitorial help mainly for bakery, textile, meat and produce part time. Details on request. Realtors Manchester. Send replies to - W anted m______o rn in g s . brand new car. Match the Lucky Color. Complete on Channel 3, WFSB-TV. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Box GO c/o M anchester manufacturers or packers. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field 197677, Highway Department - X,808.00 for additional snow B ^ rlen ced only reply, Training Division Box 619, _ >YM )RKS Herald. We will give you several weeks of training in the PRESIDENTIAL Free Body Estimates removal costa, to be financed from Anti-Recession Fiscal Wading River, New York. 646-4200 Assistance Title II, Fund 82. rudiments of ail phases of manufacturing and office 11792. Wl NIIO UtTINOt NOWI Thorough Surtacs Sahdlng. Machina Sanding ol ^ ^ _ requirements before territorial assignment to the TtHNKINa or MUNM YOUK Hough Areas. Full Coal of MAACO Primer-Sealer. S I O A 9 S Proposed additional appropriation to Anti-Recession Fiscal PACKAGE STORE - High momaTYT call tooavi Paint Exterior with Acrylic Enamel — Oven Baked. ^ A ' New England States (initially east of the Conn AwlsUnce, Public Works Title II - Fund 82 - $8,608.00 to be River). volume, low overhead. AMBASSADOR financed from Federal Funds. Established 20 years. Owner- You will be expected to sometimes be away from Thorough Surface Sanding, Palm Exierlot with ALLOCATION - ANTI-RECESSION FUND 82 Agent. 2862262 MANCHESTER 95 1 home one week or so at a tim e and to follow a strong Maintenance free. Six room Acrylic Enamel — Oven Baked Proposed allocation from Fund 82: N LF«N a PEnSOvrUEL POOL rue. *99 discipline of long hours and hard work about six PACKAGE STORE - High Cape. See for yourself the CONGRESSIONAL TRANSFER to General Fund Budget 197677 - X,606.00 volume, low overhead. good central residential loca- NO FEE days a week — at least at the onset of your iion. Near schools and shop "i'P Enamel — $ 0 9 9 5 Proposed addlUonal appropriation to the Fire District Special endeavors. Establish^ 20 years. Owner- Fund, CapiUI account for fiscal year 197677-140,000.00 In ac FUU TIME • PMT-TIME agent, 2062262. ping. Easy access to highway, Alio AvillabU ... the MAACO SUPREME at 9tHQ ok cordance with Resolution authorising the borrowing of funds Cfiofco Of Sfifftt, Days Preftoirtd Here you will sUrt off at a reUUvely moderate living room with fireplace, That^ Free Whediii through notes and/or bonds to accomplish the purchase of real pay scale but you will be given every opportunity GARAGE, Service Station dining room, full dry cellar, S h o p H o u ra ; Mon, thru Fd 8 am 6 pm O W N E R O P E R A T E D for rapid financial advancement as you prove business. East of (he river. also garage and hard top Saturday 10 am 2 pm Mtate for propoaed Firehouse as provided for in Special Act Comp§tlthf» 8alarl9$, BanaStt, drive. P ric ^ to sell In the IX. Used car license. Private B o n n Plana. yourself. You can grow with us! Travel & vehicular lease. 8262190. 30's. Call MkSmith Agency. 1- MANCHESTER Anewboous fixmCbonecticittfe Lcttery Phyllis Jackston, Secretary expenses will be paid. Initial fringe benefits are 287-0093. 291 Adams St. Board of Directors Immediate openings for staff relief In quite frugal. CHOICE AND Established (1-86 to Exit 93, 7/10 Manchester, Connecticut convalescent home, hospital, private duty If you are that person who really appreciates the Territories In your area now MANCHESTER • Custom Bi mile south of jf, level Contemporary in lovely Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this twenty-second dav of “competitive edge” combined with "hard Yankee available. Mister Softee Caldois) April 1977 ’ In the Greater Hartford area. Call Karyn Dealers are earning big Forest Hills. 4 Mrooms. selling” - call us 3 ;00 to 5:00 P.M. week days only. 647-9928 M74 money. All caih business. We family room with fireplace. 2 ^ • h Return color-matched stubs where Lottery tickets are sold or mail to: Lottery Bonus. Box 1000, Hartford, Ct. M lb l. State law; you must be 18 years or older to purchase Lotlen’ lickeu. today for Interview. 536M71 ask for Mrs. Addison — arrange for an in train you. alio service what 1/2 baths. 2 car garage, (tall we sen. Mister Softee Unit on Suunne or Arthur Shorts. 846 COAST TO COAST Lastclaundate: June 20, if retu rn ^ to agents locations, or postmarked by June 23,1977 if mailed. terview. The Crestwood ProducU Corp., 87J Tolland St., East Hartford, Conn. display, write or call today. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co.. S25-6769 or 224-7171 188 South Road, Farmbtatoa. Manchester Office. 847-8131. Conn.. Tetaphoae 877-9M9. Equal Housing Opportunity. P A O t 8 I X -B - MAWCHKSTEa EVEWmO HKHALD. Ufaneheiter. Conn.. Mon.. A aril» . W 7 M^ (3 fE S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (tann.. Mon.. April 25. 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B
i f o r i m M ttmm fot $m t$ MaaaiAaWItaaAi m Autoa For Bala 67 Autoa For Sato ***‘*1*7 a I m I*!!!*!.)! ...... 1*7 iH iriH *!!*/!************ Nutiqnal Wither,Forecait ftSSSSS********** H oom hrlhm _____ U I fa r Ham I t C7 Ma n c h e s t e r /South wind- REFRIGERATORS •or Town line. Lovely seven Waibers. ranges, used, F a rm Land ONE LARGE Room for room R ^ . State fo y ^ , wall and dean. New Dojlvered. Five yard worUng gentlman. Private KEITH to wall carpeting, large JpWinum. C U 64I46U after bath, entranoentraime^gMi^.Nle<^ A D e p o s i t JWfMed pora, in-ground ••10. WatkMidt anytime. ly decorated. ASK ABOUT w L o m pool. M acre i^ v a le lot. 846,> TO. By owner, 644-2148. Sig,{a.r *" g p y . m a n u r e - By the I T H E R E ; Spring i t i l c m i w m . or pick up track. A bo OUR FREE *ptahm______h far Han* I t 9 •*'••''« lirm M iw tiwianMtnrMraf a aMw*Sn.A..sa iM t-Luti hr M e g # WE BUY A Sell furniture. Field Stone. CaU 6444204, •llraelln apartmcnu and] after 0. , townbouaas in Maachaitar. f A C tV rC H Cash on the line. One piece or WE HAVE customers waiting checking M O V W C A U $ " I RtnUI o flM optn dally M . (^ C H E S T E R - Two B Zone an entire houseful. M 6422. for the rental of y ow apiuv I wwkBiMb. U 4. 1 b I T ! BuUdta. Lots Need to be F u t u r e Bara, 244 Main St., pOW MANURE • Briaa con- ment or home.' J.D. mal ACCOUNTS I M M i n beside ougtas M otm . taioer or pickup truck. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- D/UMTO K-ZW d SM“- ******•••••••••••••••••••• 1860. TMA(/c5 ENTERPRISES . • 8l 77UyNEA.kW.Tlt Nil US FM OR •••••••••••••••••••••••••A □ MI8C. FOR 8ALB •4B-1R1 L — — loimt iihmtAivtti / * e a f e$hh Wmhd t» *****••••••••••••••••••••• EIGHT ROOM Cktlonial -2 1/2 AriMss tar Bata 41 SELLING your house? Call ns A N A N T 6 N V a«JCH CF baths, family room, fireplace, first and we'll make you a FOUR Ro o m s - so Birch ALUMINUM sheets used as A (ssM /BaskTicmiesr, four bedrooms, garages, acre. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Street. First floor. Adult cou- printing plates, .007 thick, COW 162,000. Hutchins Agency, 846- Realtor, 64M577. NEW THREE Room apart No children, or pets. 646 2188. 2Sxa , 25 cents each or 5 for ment - Handy to bus and ihop- IM W| AtM t IPIOC ASt # 61. Phone 6484711. IMMEDIATE Cash for your MANURE ping. References and aecurito MANCHESTER - 8 1/2 room FOUR ROOMS - new waU to property. Let us explain our S M M M Wr- deposit required. 8210 per Ranch. Finest construction, fair proposal. Call Mr. tJNIPORMS WANTED - Cub wall carpet, appliances, Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, month. Pbilbrick Agency, For Period ^ I n g 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. Monday night wUI fireplace, recreation room, Belflore, M7-1412. AsrSMMtaMMraS Realtors, 5464200. ’ washer book up, no children or Brownies, nurses. East 19760LDSM0RILE flM ihowera in the northern Rockies and portions of the garage, spotless condition. pets. CaU M S-Tg68 after 6 p.m. fo n t ia g ^ 5 W . Hutchins Agency 848- CathoUc Sciiool. 649-1225. I S ! iNortbeaat, while most of the nation can expect clear to partly MAY WE BUY your home? ElUNGTON - TICK TOCK CUTU88SUPREMEC0UPE Quick, fair, all cash and no VERNON - 1 l/t Rooms fur 8, automatic, power steering, power braltes, vinyl roof, SRANDPRIK cloudy weather. Minimum readings include: (approx, imu SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, '•••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOWER - Immediate oc- V>8, cutomatio, P8, PB, buoket accla, oontole, redial roblems. Call Warren E. cupaiK . A new one bedroom nished apartment. Ideal for body side molding, whitewall radial tires, AM radio, temperatures in parenthesis) AtlanU 42 (M ). Boston 44 (60)' processed gravel, stone, s a ^ A iN l q iw s 4 $ 7 MUST SELL - ITiree family. [owland. Realtors, 642-1106. refined, quiet person. Secuii- bench seat with center arm rest. ^ tirec, red, white top, white Interior, 39,000 mllei. a ic a g o 41 (82), Cleveland 20 (57). Dallas 40 (77), Denver 42 B and fill. For delivery call Townhouae community within 4.29 Excellent location. Very good waUdng diitance of stores, g j^ e r e n c e s . |175. ®7^2157, ” o .? "’!'**' ^ •**’“ *“ ' (7*). Jacksonville 52 (78), Kan- Investment. Apartment u ijj| £ H . Andover, WANTED Antique furniture banks and churches. Features Spec/af-k ^ 4 S 8 5 Special-^ - * 3 6 9 5 ® ^ Angeles54 (80), Miami avallahle. Financing g im , pewter, oil paintings, or Include private entrances, M (84h Minneapolis 42 (70), New Orleans 48 (78), New York 45 arranged. Owner, 649-1818. other antique items. R. balcony overlooking cathedral TWO 300 AMP Rectifiere - Harrison, 8465708. (82), P ^ i x 62 (02), San Francisco 50 (62), SeatUe 50 (61), St. c e i l i n g Uving room, waU-to- Apartmanta For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Homes tor Rant 78CATAUNA RMtB 73 OLDSMORiU 8 1 1 ™ Good condition. Good for 54 Homaa tor Rant 54 ONE YR. 12,000 M H i LouU 41 (85) and Washington 44 (87). ONE ACRE Wooded Lot - waU carpeting, 1 baths, plating, or welding. Call 649- 1/1 Three Bedrooms. 11/2 baths, WANTED - Old toys, post range, refrigerator, gariiage a»vava«afw«. OCl THREE ROOM Apartment - MANCHESTER - Five rooms, MANCHESTER - Rent with Vinyl roof, low steering, power brakee, ak conditioning, radial •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2489 from noon til 6:00 p.m. cards, steins, stringed ty. no pets. 0468277, 69. VILUSBI APTS. GUARANTEE AVAKABU tlrea. roof rack. 2 car oversize attached gar d toisa l, pantry unit, air con Carpeting. ftiU basement, I 't tile Heat, hot water, appliances. enclosed porch, rec room in ration! Attractive 6-4 Custom HaaaaMd OaaOa 40 age. Fireplaced living room, strumenU, iiaintings, fur baths, appliances, heat, patio, air Main St. Security. basement, tenant pays Duplex. Immediate occupan ditioning, master TV antenna, ON MOST USED CARS! 70 MATAOOO $2090 ie m a m c family room and den. Small niture, clocks, advertising abundant closeti, 24-hour MANCHESTER - Luxurious conditioner, no pets, adults, References. Lease. 8185. Call utilities. 8300 monthly. 248 cy, either unit. Cali Arthur or ^ 18x24.147,800. Keith Real CARPETING - Never laid. Items, outright purchsse, coo- wperintendent service, laun- ope and two bedroom after 6 p.m., 648-3911. Wetherell St. Manchester. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3222. J 1 ^ DSTStomatic. power ^eering*^ H o a m fo r U H o m e * f o r S a f e U EsUte, 6464126, 849-1822. From 6150,000 home! Newest ■Ignments. M4BMI. townhouae apartments. Great 7R MONZA I power brakee. radial tkee. trakat. air conditioning, radial tlrea, p k/iiow SMMMRN POMS ^ and storage (acuities in ciu iiu s LE8KIUNCE O’Rourke Realty, 6361411. Watson Beach Co., 4 cylinder. 4 speed, redial tires. mileage. nylon short shag. Beautiful. location, aU conveniences. No MANCHESTER - Pleasant COVENTRY - Five rooms basement, no pets. For ap S 4 i-7 B 2 0 Manchester Gffice 647-9139. 78 CUTLAtt OUPAEME $4490 ANDOVER - Rustic 7 room Sealed in water-proof factory U rg d 'p ^ lUalrllMlDr kaa saw WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, geto.^Damato Enterprises, two bedroom apartment. Equal Housing Gpportunlty. with expansion possiblities. pointment please caU m -a m , VERNON - Rent with option! Salon Coupe, V-6. automatic. P8. PB, air, low 7 3 DELTA S M Country Home, on large treed : * j i container. Will do three atm araand pgda (gr IS77 Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear- First floor. Centrally located. Country farm house, Bam and -m p lA ly araelad. UiSI ovar ah Monday through Friday 8 to S. 7 room, 2 bedroom (^tom 7B CADILLAC IM R B , mJtoo*. rm iw Ursi, landw rool. 4-Ooor Svdin. V-*, lulonwtlc. PS. PB. lot. Three bedrooms, kitchen, rooms, wall-to-wall. We ^ Toys, Statues, Furniture, 8150 plus heat. No pets. 646 out buildings. Drastically T iU T M dlm a^M . lliZ4 awlm araa. Equal Housing Opportunity. TWO FAMILY - 5 1/2 rooms, (talonial, plus stable and cor SIX ROGM Duplex - Three Sedan deVilte. All Cadillac equipment. Air con dining room, den, la ^ e knotty bought too much. Sacrifice - ’jng;. Crocks, Almost TWO BEDR(X)M Apartment 3978, 6468780. reduced from 128,500 to 128,- two bedrooms, carpeted, ral. Immediate occupancy, bedrooms, large lot, cellar, ditioning. leather Interior, vinyl roof. (2 to ehooee 73 CHEVY VESA 31336 pine Dving room. Needs some 621IT New padding for three Anything Old. 6462090. second floor, heat, hot water, 500. Sellg Realty, 422-1801. » a s , T - 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. appliances, garage, enclotod (tall Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 8196. Security. 1-372-3558. from) ★ U S E D lk Hatchback. Automatic, apeclal toidown raar i repairs. ^ ,5 0 0. Owner, 74^ rooms - 624. Private: 1-249- appliances, parking. 8150 P M C H i m B MARTIN A h a n lm m iw liif 19 a o i la pool floor. Three room bested yard, washer8ryer hookups, 646-3232. J. Watson Beach Co., ****NNN00BB00«*0«B»««BB»9* 8887. Oltl.tU A A monthly. Available htay 1st., BOLTON - 50,800. We o ft o •414144 Uddorf. Advaoci skimmtr, ^rtm ent. 8150. Security. no pets. May 1. 8225 monthly. Homaa tor Rant 54 Manchester Office, 647-9139. Omeaa-Sloraa tor Rant 55 75 CUSTOM CUUISER $4900 72 BUICK LoBAIRE a a a a n cxc«U«ot fUtaraUoa ■ dt NadM , □ RENTALS (taU 6462420, 9 to 5. working couple. CaU 6W-4M4 Call 6461085. Equal Housing Opportunity. CARS this suburban home with a K m o «al4 iMD dock. after noon. S t a ^ Wagon. V-8. automatic. PS. PB, air, power CONVERTIBI.E. V-O. •ulomaUc. PS. PB. U r ^ n r VERNON - New Usting. Six EVERYBODY Loves a COVENTRY - Country set wlndowa, power seata. tift wheel. long list of annemitues. Well M M hss 1-I66«64ia ROCKVILLE - 5,660 Square 7 4 ELDORADO COUPE 8 8 8 1 0 wInUowi. p o M , door lockt, powar M itt, m wtMtl. room full dormered Cape. bargain - and why not?...if it’s •••••••••••••••••••••••••• SIX ROOM Duplex - Attrac FOUR ROOMS - Third floor. ting. Six room Cape. 3/4 acre 50,000 mllM, radIU UrM. landscaped lot with flowering Ma n c h e s t e r - Modem im MANfUIESTER - One half of feet induatrial space, 2,000 Loaded wtth ail Cadlltac equipment. Air con* Two baths, breezeway, gar- a true bargain...and real Aoema tar H am u tive, with appliances. Heat, stove, and refrigerator. corner lot. Oiildren welcome. dltlonlng, leather Interior, tilt wheel, ttareo, gold trees, to fully appreciate this i - .j maculate four bedroom Cape. newer duplex. Three KEEP SM ILING square feet office space. Easi- 7 0 DELTA 0 8 $ 4 2 0 0 rtvate _ b p n in s , such as you’ll find at Reference. Security deposit. No children or pets. Phone Many extras. 8290 plus white Cabriolet roof, gold leather Interior. 72 CHEVY CNEVELU 3143R offering vou must see It for Two fall baths, family room, bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, 1 ^ rab-dividable. 2498495, 246 4 Door, 8. automatic, power steering, power . Hayes i Watkin’s Autwnatic Bargain CLEAN, FURNISHED Room Garage. Adults preferreu. 546 6462226. utilities. 6467030. K E E P H A P P Y brakea, air conditioning, radial tlrea. 4 Door. 6 cytindor, standard ahift. low mllaaga, Fiano Agency, 848- . 8464)181. built-in oven and range, 100 X 1/2 baths, fuU basements, con Shop, provide real savings! for responsible, working 8379. 74 SAAI 30NET III good condition. 200 level lot. Quiet convenient venient location. Security 3 3 8 9 6 MANCHESTER - New Hutinf Here, you’ll find one-o^- FOR SALE - Volkswagen ntleman. (taU 6464701, after neighborhood. 642,800. Direct J U i^ t. 8275 monthly. Fiano Alllot For B a h Autot For Sola 51 Autoa For Bala 51 Autoa For Bala 51 4 ip M d . YMIow. Only S.OOO mllM. Five room older C olo^. kind, discontinued, shop- campLu equipment, almost fp.m. MANCHESTER - Elegant 57 710L03M0BIU38 $» from owner, (tall 649-1040 marked pieces from our new. Sleeper eztenston, childs Realty, 6465200. ANDOVER LAKE - Year Central location. Spacious after 5 p.m. Uving In The Mansion o n ^ 4 Door Hardtop. 8, automatic, power ates regular line of fine quality bed, stove, refricerator, car 7 4 2 6 0 - Z 74CUTLAU3UPIIEME 33896. power brakea. air conditioning, powar windows, round 8 room, 4 bedroom y ^ . a ty utmUes. 620,800. VERY CLEAN - Newly fur Street. Fireplaced living 2 Door Hardtop. 6. automatic, air conditioning, top carrier. Reasonably MANCHESTER • T h ree power eeaL vinyl roof, redial Urea. Immaculatal Contemporary. Georgeous Hayes Corp. 6460121. home furnishings where nished room on busline ideal room, two beorooma, kitchen 4 speed. New radial tires, low' vinyl roof. THREE BEDROOMS, bath, they’rethAir'pA reducedPAeliSAA^ again Mjanla. and —^4 priced. CaU 1-9366474. Room Apartment, WeUman acre setting with 200 feet on targe family kitchen, pantry, for working person. with appliancea heat, hot mileage, green yy|,h black again until they’re sold. Want Road. 81A. UtUities, parking. 71 DELTA 3 8 3 1 R I8 lake frontage. Call Suzanne or COVENTRY - Three room laundry room, garage. Many References and lecnrlty water and electricity 74 0L08 CUTU3S T 3 2 7 8 6 2 Door Hardtop. 6. automatic, power steering, a real bargain?...(tame to LOAM, DRIVEWAY Gravel Security deposit. No Pets. Interior. 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, PS. PB, ak. 30,* Arthur Shorts, 646-2222. J. ^ t a g e , one block from lake. extras. Immediate occupan- required. CaU 6468606. sopplM. Lease, security. DEMONSTRATOR power brakee, vinyl roof. Watkins - Main St. in Certified Pool Sand, (tamplete May 1st. 2360604, 247-4085. 000 mllea. Watson Beach Co., Year round occupancy per- ^ 6»,T O . Psul J^CorrmU Blanchard B Rossetto, Manchester. The furniture Landcapina. Mowing, Ciutom FURNISHED ROOM tor rent Realtors, 5462452. 70CUTUSSSUI1IEME $1080 Manchester Office, 847-9129. ml^ttrt 612,800. s S T R e a l^ , Estate, 6462125 or 846 73 F03D WA60N $ m $ 412-1801. store where you know you can T ^ jbU l tUUiig. 70-7822, or - Community kitchen and FOUR ROOM Apartment 2 Door Hardtop. 8. automatic, powar eteering. Equal Housing Opportuni^. 5888. V-8. automatic tranamlaalon. power atearing, always huy with confidence. bate. AU utiUUes included. with 1 1/2 bnihs; wM' *4595 power brakee. air conditioning, bucket teats, low MANCHESTER - one Spring Savings power brakee. air conditioning. appliancea, fireplaced Uving miieege. Security and references. On bedroom apartment at Sun- room, heat and not water in SALE - Recoaditioned Stan bus Une, and near stores. (taU nybtook Village. Quiet, con cluded, 5255. Available May dard Typewriters. 8460383. venient locatiga, j^ v a ie en- 1st. (tall I ^ r m a n Agency, Many Guaranteed. Also caU us for trancei, single story buUding, 5469404 and 544-5555. ^ ★ ALL LOW MILEAGES 1977 CANLUCS BUSINESS & SERVICE cleaning and overhaul of your LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING beat, hot water and air coo- Styles 8 Colors typewriter. SmaU charge (or room for rent - Stove and ditioning aU included. 5230 per ROCKVILLE - Utree Room to Choose From! jnek up and deUvery. Yale refrigOTtor. Unen provided. month. No pets. Damato FOR . Unen provid Apartment. With heat, hot Toyota — Pontiac Typewriter Service, 41 801 ,0460076. Enterprises, H610I1. PONTIAC Immediate PuraeU Place, 6464906. water, stove refrigerator. Delivery! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! MANCHESTER - Mature, AVAILABLE FOR June 15th. 8155. No pets. Pnrkina (or one car. Adnitf only. P urity FOR SALE - Store fixtures, reqioaslble working women m Rental - New Two Bedroom deposit. CsU 6 4 5 ^ . ..VNCH i metal shelves and uprighto. lovely large furohdied bome, Apartment. Carpeted, Windows 82 each. Doors 82 want to rent beautiful fur appliances,-^liances. securitySecurity ___ and Mr. Q ood w ren ch anduid up. Campers ~ Home Onter, * MANCUIESTER - Lovely Four m o t o r sI y nished rooms to same or references required. 8205 A - C A R by DAY • WEEK • MONTH says: 63ToI Room heated apartment. DIRECTORY••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tolland i ^ e . , Manebester. Senior Citliens. With kitclien monthly. No utilities. 6461316. tarrhaa Othrad OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI.W Quiet, convenient " ta rvka a O fta r a d ______ii Pahdng-Paparhg privileges, modern baths, after 5, 6465751. Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model 23 BuUdkig^CoMncOng 39 nelghbariMod. Available May “Wd u$6 Genuine LOAM, GRAVEL, waihed privaqr. parking, bua Une, MASONRY - Brick, block, sand and stone, wood chins, 1st. CsU 6469000. 1D< WINDOW CLEANING - PAPER HANGU10 B x ^ yard, 820 weekly. 6465000. EMT HARTFORD - Two DAILY RENTALS FROM *8.00 PER DAY GM Parts!”... concrete, chimneys, ana Commercial B Residential. WES ROBBINS carpentry complete landscaping. 742- AMIU fireplacei. New or repair Your average paper, in remodeling specialist. Ad- b e d ^ townbouse. One and Fully insured. Free ei- 7823 or 6462178. ROOM FOR Gentleman • REDECORATED Large wort. CaU 5264598, a f t » S avera g e room , |30. Mr. ^tions, rec rooms, dormers, 1/2 baths, aU appUanra, fUU carpeted one bedroom aput- Umates. Call Quality Richman, 648-2804. Parking, kitchen pri^eges, ® - p.m. built-ins, bathrooms, basement, washer/dryer ment. Storage, parking, cen Maintenance Incorporated, RHODODENDRONS - All refrigerator - freezer, wauer hookup, heated. 8255. kitchens, 6462446. sizes. Hardy varieties. tral, a ^ ia n ces. W>. Norman 6468845. QUALITY PAINTING and dryer, televialon. 8428500. monthly. 5261705 weekdays ODD J ( ^ , Cleaning cellart Reasonably priced. (taU 646 lal, 6461166. Route 83 872-9145 and attica. Moving large Paper Haying by Willis CUSTOM CARPENTRY - SCRANTON LAWN MAINTENANCE - 4424, after 6 76 TOYOTA MARK II appliances, also stone or loam Schultx. Fully insured, Homes, AddiOons, R e ^ , 77 PONTIAC VENTURA SJ lawni mowed, raked, fer- references. 040-ti4S. A m os fa r B a h t f Airtoa For Sale 67 Auto* fa r B a h VERNON 643-1181 delivered. 6461775 or 644-9522. tUixed, seeded, and other odd ^ t o e t a . CaU Gary (tashlng, MACHINIST’S Tool Box - 57 4-Door Station Waaon 2-Dow Hatchback Jobs. Done occasioaaUy or (tamplete with tools. 8200. M0T06S, INC. m a n - For heavy work in fer- A. B W. PAINTING - Very •easooally. Low rates. Free CaU, 6498053. . AIR. AM/PM I reasonable. Free Estimates. wrtomattc wWi cswiols, C A D I L L A C a OLDSM OBILE • PONTIAC tiliier plant. Job involvet estimates. CaU Rua, 843-8838 FOR ALL your Dry Wall bandlirg and stacking fer- CaU Wayne, 6467660. mlrrorSy pswsr stsirMt, after 7:00. needs - Drobiak Dry Wall brskss. AM rsdto, raisy UUzer bags. Must be in good Company, 575 Center Street, fs. Mrs. Lyvtoh% OsiiMisirtlor. I SMl mors. Usi Prtos IM M OfffcM-Sforoa tor Rant 55 NEED CAR? Credit bad? physical conditioa. P h on e% . J.P. LEWIS B SON - Interior SmMMM POOLS I Pltos IS704. GALI PRICI 1974 GREMLIN - 3 speed, iTo ME g a r d e n s R oto Mandiester. (taU 546-8882. • A L I P R I C I Bankrupt? Repossessed? Motorcyctos-Bfcjrcta* 54 and Exterior Painting, excellent gas mileage, radio, HiU, 5460644. TIUed - Mandiester. folton Honest Douglas accepts Paperhanging, and m i ATTRACTIVE Four room of cute. 71,4re. Call 646-1671. and Vernon area. (taU 746 NEWTON SMITH taw ny to IlllMpilinSinuu fice. Ground level, central lowest down, smallest CBM TREE Service - Free es remodeling. Fully Insured. 9015. RemodeUng, Repiiiriiig Rec tar** P sninU o) dto 77 TOYOTA COROLLA location, professional payments. Douglas Motors, 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - timates, discount senior 6469658. UftbscS 8R-5. pum ysNow tuWt tan vtnyt bucAsI 77 PONTIAC CATJ 77 PONTIAC FIREBIRD MS Main. ★ ★ r ^ s . No job too sm ^. 646 Mtaaw hM qnUto itoM w*nU Mats. M p s a d frant., oonaoM. Untsd oMsa. 4-Door Sedan. Black W iyi roof, 301 V-S X Or. H vdtsp. 3SO V-S, canopy lop. ulom M Ic. building, parking and utilities. Ziebarted. chrome exhaust, cllisens. Company y w ftp, root r unpiiii sto 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON c l u t t e r e d a t t ic s and PAINTER NEEDS Work - carpsUng. radial Ores, sport whaMi. rsar window whna stael baited tirss, body Bide m oMnos, / •k- condlUonlng. pow»r vrtndowv, A M rpdio in p Call 6 4 6 ^ . am /fm radio, cassette deck. Manchester owned and (tallars? WIU haul unwanted Mdw. tM dM*. Mw. la - dsfrostsr and mora. radla dshixs wbssi oovsrs, rust e ' “ CORVETTE 1976 - Beautifully FX-1200 - Built Iw factory operated. (taU 6461227. Interior, Exterior Painting, (totaiwilinl Low mileage. 73400 or best engineer. Branch heads. items for you reasonably. I « d iw n , aUAMNTno. PaaWMtihal STORES & OFFICES for rent color coordinated. Automatic, Papering, by the hour o r ^ . CARPENTRY, Custom ■Mint ivitiSli. NT List $6787 P I offer. 643-0888. Barnett clutch, aluminum 6461610 or 5660322, for free L i s t $ 4 4 5 2 List $6571 - Manchester, prime location. am /fm , power steering and FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets Residential, Commercial. Houses - Adddltions, garages, •toW Atootoy ton a - I rocker rollers, Mikuni car estimates. S A U PRICE Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. brakes, air conditioning. Low and doors made to order. Top Summer homes, apai^ en ts, roofing and siding, IQtcheni, MtoW a a ^ t rnl to» 8 A U PRICE •3070 l A U PRICE 1966 MUSTANG New brakes, buretor, balanced motor, blue •5000 mileage. 8768571. 1166 per month, starting. 646 quality work reasonable windows puttied. 20 Years bathrooms, and repair work oi tires, front end, clutch, car- printed motor and transmis YOUNG MAN WiU do yard ton. C ii Mr. JtonaiL^ltoX 5334, 64M393. prices. References. 846-4348. experience! WUI Travel. E. burator. Good body, needs sion. 73.460 firm. Call 646-7732. work. Has several years’ aU kinds, (tall Robert Jarvis I t t o MSSaST.Ctonsu 77 PONTIAC LEMANS TOYOTA 1970 - Corolla. Good Davis, 6460495. (or estimate, 6428712. 77 TOYOTA CELICA ST 76 TOYOTA CORONA transmission work. 7150 firm. experience and most equip 2 Dr. Coups, smaN V 4 , automatic, air con M A N C H E ST E R - R e ta il condition. 26-36 MPG. Asking VINYL REPAIR • We can fix 2 Or. Hardtop, 4 spssd, 4 cyNndsr, buckst asats, ditioning. power steering, power brakes, and 742-9476 after 10 p.m. ment. CaU 6463761. tinted glase, A M radio and mors. STATION WAGON and/or manufacturing space. 7800. Call 875-7797. ★ ★ sofas chairs, cars etc. No BhUIng-Cantraetlng 11 CARPENTRY B Masonry - lartamors. more. Automatic, ak conditioning, bucket teats, Uni &M m m iMt 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,000 so. ft. need for expensive Additions and remodeling. giaaa, radio, much more, 1972 SERIES 30 Chevy - With Very reasonable. Brokers WE PAY 715 (or complete recovering. 5665878. *••••••••••••••••••••••••• TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Free estimates. CaU Anthony BuMina »HPP*9I List $4553 List $5932 fjrnmsmDmH Long Horn Body. 350 V-8, 4 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En- List $5584 protected. Call Heyman Junk cars, (tall Joey, Tolland raeed standard, Cheyene Cap. duro. Excellent condition. 3.- faMUig-Paparhg 21 Carpentry and general con SquiUacote, 6460811. SAUPMCE •4247 S A U PRICE •S006 Auto Body, 5261990. REWEAVING bums, holes. tracting. Residential and NATURAL STONE (or u iim e t •4702 Properties, 1-226-1206. (tall 644-1848 , 8:30 to 5:00, or 600 miles. Best reasonable Uppers, umbrellas repali^. commercial. Whether it be a retaining walls, veneers, 742-6504 after 6:00. offer. Call after 4 p.m.. 646 INFLATION FIGHTERS - CARPENTRY, PARTS Department now open Window shades, V e n e t ia n small repair job, a custom patios, etc. Pick up by the SHARE - Fully furnished and 8807. Teachers with 18 years REMODEUNG, Additions - Saturdays. Complete line of bUnds. Keys. TV for rent. built home or an^^lng in pound or deUvery by the ton. equipped offices and VOLKSWAGEN ■ 1966. Needs Roofing, siding, and painting. Chrysler parts. Chorches Bolton Notch stone (Juarry, secretary. No capital motor. Good for parts. 7100, HONDA - CB 200T - 1975. Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 846 between, caU 646li No job too small, h w es THIS WEEK’S USED CAR SPECIALS Motors. 6463646. 5221. timates. 844-2079. 6468163. required. Prestige Firm. Call 643-5836. excellent condition, many protessional office building. tea. 6461809', 7428764. CARPENTRY - Repairs, extras. Exceptionally good Manchester. 643-2433 , 646- TRIUMPH Spitfire. 1974, BRICK - BLOCK, stone. remodeling, additions, gar- ffoalIng-BldIng-CNmaar U Doga-BIrda-Pah 41 LYNCH 1968 PONTIAC Tem pest performance since purchased 523L______yellow, excellent condition, Wa^on - 350 V-8, With 1971 new. 7500. Call 6 4 6 - ^ after fireplaces, concrete,'chimney PAINTING - interior and \m make an offer. Call 646-4938 repairs. No lob too small. Plt?i'a^j^{‘^ . engine installed by dealer in 4:30 p.m. ------ezterior, paperhanging, SUNSHINE Contractors - MOTORS after 5 p.m. Save. Call for es- ezcellertt work. References. Gutters, aluminum siding, 1974. Power steering, Umates. ^ m C E S P A c T MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Free estimates. Fully in LEON aESZYNSKI builder - painting - interior and 4 -O m j , M u s , Min vinyl top, S automatic. 19 miles per gallon new homes custom built, 1976 T R IU M P H TR 7 - hjgway, 12 city. 7795. 646 ■ Lowest Rates Available! sured. Martin Mattson, 646 ezterior, carpientry work, con FOR RENT Original cost 77.000, asking ELECTRICIAN - All types of 4431. remodeled, additions, rec crete work. M 6 4 & , 6460387. •439B Immediate binding authority. wiring, electrical improve rooms, garages, kitchens 150 sq u ir e feet, center o f f 75,1)00. L oaded. A ir c o n Sunny Day Option. (Harke In 1Minchester. lir conditioning and I ment, and repair work. FREE remodeled, bath tile, cement CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - 1173 FM ILT I WMON ditioning. tftrack deck. Phone 1970 PLYMOUTH Duster - 318 surance Agency. 643-1126. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch BIDWELL Home Improve perking Cell M y n s i * 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, estimates. Call 6465253. work. Steps, dormers. Basic Obedience (Hasses now M m * V - « , s uto.. A m oondraomnQ. engine, good transporation painted for 81S0-1200 by ment Co. Expert instaUatlon 643-0888. scheduling now. Professional Residential or commercial. of aluminum aiding, gutters forming. Individual and *2595 d ) “ ^ car, 7350. 643-7773 after 4 1971 HONDA CL 350 - One WEDDING INVITATIONS considers any job. 2869287, CaU 649-4291. and trims. RoofiM installa protection lessons also p.m., ask for Pete. owner. 5600 original miles. and aU forms of printly. By 1I7SMTSMM10 1967 FORD Convertible - Air Excellent condition. Always evenings or wediends, Don. tion and repairs. 6468495,876 available. For reservations, 6Door8odan. Raaort Proparty appointment evenings, nease Painttng-fapaiing 32 9100. please call 8465971. conditioned, (tan be seen at Trucka tor Bala 52 garaged. 7800. (tall 646-6279. call 872-9407. *2959 For Rant 56 244 Main St., Manchester. 1973 CHEVY 3/4 Ton Pickup - 1969 BSA Fully chopped. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, SUMMER RENTAL, Water GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - rraflng, storm windows, aw " “ffiSST™ " 'Yssass"" 1973 CADILLAC - Mint condi New cap, power steering, Rebuilt engine. Best offer. ★ front Cottage - On Lake tion. New tires, tune up. Gold, None too large or too small. nings. ()uality workmanship, power brakes, automatic. 4 6464465. after 5 p.m. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, two door. 875-0642, or ^5-5271, CaU Ciordon at 2269750 for free estimates. Fully insur^. TROPICAL FISH - Tank Sale! s K « e wheel drive, Fisher plow, 4 New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. after 3 p.m. low, low prices. HOUSE 872;'9187, 6462417. Friday evening, Saturday and new snow tires, CB. Excellent Completely furnished, fully iampara- Sunday. B B C Flea Market, condition. 74500. Call 646-7690. corner of Pine, Hartford equipped kitchen, screen«l 1971 HORNET Sportabout - tIobUa HtHomaa 55 GENERAL REMODELING SPECIAUZING cleaning and .* 9 * 1 7 and painting. Stucco, oUier Road. ^ S s t 4 0 9 5 porch, sun deck, float, dock. Wagon, (tanary yellow. Thrif repairing chimneys, roofs, FORD 1661 FIDO pickup truck. Private sandy beach. Great ty six cylinder, standard 18' CAMPER trailer - single textured finishes. Sheet rock new roofi. Free estimates. 20 Overhauled engine. New PAIHTING COCKER SPANIEL - Buff fishing, (tantrally located in transmission. Radial white axle, excellent condition. work. Free Estimates. 74 TOYOTA GOMILA clutch and plate, new throw Years Experience. Howley, Lakes Region. |200 weekly, Eleven years old. 71.500. (tall References. Reasonable by th» peop/0 who can.. 6465361. colyed. Four months old. i-Door, wlonwllo, broon. 71 Tcypta C ^ , |6 s|MCd...... >2085 walls. Sharp! 71495. Suburban out bearing, new steering box. *2195 7424930. (tall Cromwell. 63tf()457, after prices. 048-4346. With papers. 8100. 6462710 Motor (tar, 6462076. Body (air. (juaranteed to pass We offer on best In quality after tf p.m. 72 Ope Mcntc, 2 D r...... fe o s 6:00 p.m. R ^ F E R WILL install roof 1174 F09 PMTO NOL inspection. 3-speed on the 20' YELLOWSTONE trailer ROTO-TILLING - Quality workmanship and materlais,iterlals, at a price I siding or gutters for low dls- Bhjo, ^ in O o r, auioniollo, Mono *1995 1976 DODGE Monoco Royal - Hoor. White. C^ll 6464705, CAPE COD - West Dennis. 3 Eight years old. Self- work. Low price. 810 average you can afford. ' coun Lhaatoek radio, 1__ 2 Hkrt OtMiTO, 2 Dr...... 4 door. Air conditioning, anytime. unt price. CaU Ken at 647- sustained 71900. Call 6434051 garden. CaU 6464680 for fast 1586. bedroom cottage. June 2Sth. automatic, power steering, Beware of the 1I7IF0RICMNAM thru Labor Day. $225 per after 5 p.m. service. ly-nlght painter; he| FRIENDLY CHESTNUT 75 Dotsun B-219y 2 Dr...... *2795 radio, tinted alass, etc. 12,000 FORD VAN 1975 - ElOO 124" Pony With Flaxoi mane and 2-Ooof WIWo, rod vinyl top, t week. 6465766. doesn’t stud be i g »llndor, outomollo, powor m iles. 7404S. Manchester Wheel base. 6 cylinder, low I his w orK... Haadng-fhmUng 1973 16F00T Tre^l TreitoT LAWNS MOWED - Raked taU, 8125. Red shliiey pony ■toirlng. popor brolioo, AW. rodlo. to ^ ra ^ to to to ^ 74 Chevy Monte Cerlo 2-Dr. Herdtop...... Plymouth, Route 83. (Talcott- mileage, customized. *4295 93995 Chemical toilet, stove, c y t , 890. Also FREE kittens fertilized, or seeded. Weekly W E D O II SEWERLINES, sink lines, vifle) 643-2705. Excellent condition. 74406. Call 1-4560372, or 1-4558010, JOTIFQMPMTO C*‘ refrigerator, heafer. electric or seasonal rates. Free es cleaned with electric cutters, 73 PontlBC Cetellnoy 4 Dr...... Wantad to Rant 57 5465317. Call Now For A Free Estimate And evenings. • J[60oor, 4 oySndor, 4 ipood, rodlo. 9 I M *2195 brakes, tandem wheels, aw timates. CaU 6363283 after professionals. McKinney 1875 DODGE CORONET - 4 2:00 p.m. W ning. dual gas tanks, mirrors, Bpoelal Springtime Rateel 79 Ford F-159 Cuotom Pickup ...... *3695 RETIRED COUPLE desires Door. 318 engine. Air con FRIENDLY CHESTNUT etc. 72200 or best offer. 742- ^ y clean apartment or flat in ditioning, automatic, power INTERIOR B EXTERIOR Pony - With Flaxen mane and 0072. lulet neighborhood. Muat be steering, radio, tinted glass, Motoroyctaa-Bteyeta* 54 Painting - Insured. Good tall, 8125. Red shiny pony cart, 77 Clww Monto Cwlp, 2 Dr...... •5745 NO JOB TOO SmaU - Toilet on one floor. 643-5561. one owner. 72566. MancMter work. Reasonable rates. Free MAK PAINTIHG 8>0. Also FREE kltUns. Cali 2S' YOU ARE INVITED-all new repyrs, plugged drains, Plymouth, Route 83, (Talcott- 1-455-0372, or 1-453-9010, 70 (tacHcc Firebird, 2 Dr. Herdtep...... •4185 TRIUMPH 1076 Bonneville 14' wides on display. Priced to estimates. Call Ed Dascanio mTERIORg EXTERIOII. MIALLFAFERINB kitchen fauceis replaced, vllle) tf43-2705. evenings. FORD etteeeeeteeateeeeeeeeeeeee 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and sell. Pre-owned homes p r ic ^ 6498155. repaired. Rec rooms, BRUSHtSPRAY 74 DcdQC Pert Spcrl ...... >2505 rack. 71,750. 2864042. from 72.095. Immediate bathroom remodeUng, b u t SET OF FOUR spoked □ AUTOMOTIVE parking available throughout ROTO ’HLLING - Small gar- modernization, etc. Free Baah'Aeaaaaotha 41 Cadillac hub caps. 77 style, 1972 KAWASAKI 3 5 0 c c - 5.700 the state. Ptaxa Homes. 13M 6 4 9 -7 7 3 9 Eztlmate gladly given. M B M Good se/ectfon of new ana used cars (tall 5454679 (or more imor- OMOCIO*^ reaionable. Call 15’ BOAT - 35 H.P. motor. miles. Excellent condition, Wilbur Croas Highway. Berlin McKoever, Owner I PlumblngB HeaQng. 6462871. lu ta a Far B a h 57 mation. Trailer. 81,000. (tall 6460«35. SALES A with helmet. 2 face shields Tpk., Berlin, (tann. 1425-0310. Mm Silocw Rates on Mlhidow Wnhingll and ba<^ rest. Only 7500. Call Barrhaa Wantad 1975 DODGE 12 Passenger - 1957 GTO Baby blue, 400 cubic ^ ^ ' Specializing ** Bpardng Qooita SERVICEp I I f u m o t o r s , I N C . after 5 p.m. 044-()477. to Dresj Designing, Weddln? Extended B-200 Van. With air inch, 350 h o r s^ w e r. 3-speed Evening, and Eveiy Day W Do.., ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, INC. conditioning. Automatic, standard, new carburetor, BROWNING NOMAD Com 1075 HARLEY DAVIDSON - ELM MOTORS - ToyoU. Dat- £,f*2l?venue, Rockville. Call Ifa Only the Beat We’ll Do” attics, garages, yards DIUON power steering, radio. Very headers, new wiring, new XLCH. ^ ce lle n t conditton. snn specialists, factory sil-2220. cleaned, moving trucking. No pound bow. 50 pound puU, 29 to f c i 1 1 V »» clean! 74M6. Manchester tires and Mag rims. Excellent Low mileage, (tastom paint. trained, one day service. 114 Job too big or small - 968%22. n Fiymouth, Route 55, CTalcott- condition. 71400 or best offer. 319 Miln Stp Manchetter • 643-2145 Much chrome. After 5:31.646. E u t Main Street. RockvlUe. vilie) 6434705, 0444106. 571-1517.