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Partly sunny today, high 55-60. Fair Area news . .1—2-B Kitchen... — 2-C tonight, low in upper 30s or low 40s. aassitied .. .5-7-B Obituaries .... 8-A Mostly sunny and warmer Thursday V': Com ics...... 7-A People ...... 1-C with Ugh to low 70s. National weather Dear Abby .... 7-A Second Thought 2-C forecast map on Page 5B. r-Tyi]-€h^ of V U f^ Charm Editorial ...... 4-A Sr. Citiiens . . . 5B » F am ily ...... 2-C SporU ...... 5-5-B ; •, V L ^ Y , jMa3^-i877*- VOL PRICEj FimiEN CKNTS Carter plans report on summit talks WASHINGTON (UPI) - President On the homeward flight, presiden­ The foreign policy adviser said the Carter, back Jrom a successful six- tial assistant Hamilton Jordan said long gallery where the delegates day London^ summi^t trip, tackled a "this was the first time any of us has gathered was hushed when Carter W' desk full of paper work today and really had a sense of the inter­ spoke, and every European leader planned to r e ^ r t to the nation on his national dimensions of the American w ant^ a bilateral talk with him [r, talks with European leaders at a presidency." about mutual problems. news conference Thursday. Carter has an invitation from “There was no doubt that the un­ Carter arrived at Andrews Air French President Valery Glscard known former governor of Georgia Force Base outside Washington at D’Estaing to visit France in the fall. simply impressed these people by 10:20 p.m. EDT Tuesday in a “very While making no commitment. two ^ n g s: one, he knew his facts, happy" mood and said he was struck Carter said he would try to take up and two, his facts were part of a by the "genuine expression of the invitation. larger picture which he could ar­ ; . . .'fe.i friendship towa1^ our p ^ p le” in both National Security Affairs adviser ticulate effectively," Brzezinski London and Geneva. Zbigniew Brzezinski, summing up said. ' ■ From all reviews Carter scored results of the economic summit, told As for Carter’s meeting with personally, not only with the British reporters that a mechanism for coor­ Syrian President Hafez Assad, people but also with many of the dinating effective cooperation among Brzezinski said there is no fixed European statesmen whom he met the advanced Western industrial timetable for a Geneva conference for the first time while attending the democracies had been established but “with far-sighted and intelligent seven-nation economic summit, the jfo r the first time. and courageous Israeli leadership . a - - four-power summit tlks and the He also said the summit reflected a and with realistic Arab leadership I NATO ministerial meeting. reaffirmaton of the close collabora­ think there is a chance of a decent Carter had scheduled a news con­ tion between the United States, settlement." rX - ‘•2 ference for 7:30 p.m. EDT Thursday, Western Europe and Japan. However he stressed that no one a. but moved it up to 2:30 p.m. EDT Brzezinski said one important con­ believes a peace settlement could be after learning the evening hour sequence of the summit Was that it accomplished this year even if clashed with the second in a series of indicated a beginning of “the restora­ serious negotiations began within the Directors tour firehouse David Frost interviews with Richard tion of confidence in the West." next several months. Nixon. It’s a tight squeeze for a new-model fire truck to get in and out of the School St. firehouse. Carter was welcomed home by Members of the Board of Directors toured the facility Tuesday before its regular meeting. First Lady Rosalynn Carter and by Watching are (left to right) Mayor Matthew Moriarty, Director Vivian Ferguson, Asst. Vice President Walter Mondalet who Court ruling voids Town Manager Charles McCarthy, Director Robert Price, and Fire Fighters Rick Skoglund leaves Thursday fo^ a European tour and Phil Morrissette. The Ferguson’s dog, Natasha, joined the tour. (Herald photo by of his own. The President’saides were highly Dunn) . pleased at results of the trip. bans against SSTs

HARTFORD (UPI) - Legislation ty groups opposed to letting the giant that would ban the supersonic Con­ transport land here because of the corde from landing in Connecticut plane’s high noise level. Town lays off highway workers has been signed by Gov. Ella T. Pollack’s ruling came in a suit the 'Grasso, but a federal court today put British and French filed to force the the constitutionality of that law in Port Authority to allow the Concorde doubt. to land at Kennedy for a trial period. Mrs. Grasso, who Tuesday plso Connecticut’s Concorde bill would to keep current hudget in hlack signed a bill that would simplify the prevent the noisy British-French write-in voting procedure for presi­ supersonic from landing at Bradley that were on the exam he took. “We continue to hire analysts, and Weiss said that training is often dent, now has approved 109 bills this International Airport, except in By GREG PEARSON Mayor Matthew Moriarty called the guy who gets laid off is the one given to employes who might be in­ year and vetoed two others. emergencies. Bradley is located just Herald Reporter the matter a “serious allegation” who puts amesite on the road," he terested in a promotion. He said, for But today a U.S. District Court outside W s. Grasso’s hometown of —The Towir of Manchester h a r lald instance, that a recently promoted and said that it would be looked into. Judge in New York declared un­ Windsor Locks. off four employes in the Highway said. The layoffs had been discussed by employe was given a “dry run" by Zikus also said that the Highway constitutional the New York-New ’Die law takes effect immediately. Department. The step was taken to the outgoing department head. Department has discriminated Although the Concorde is not now keep the department within its 1975- the board at an executive session Jersey Port Authority’s ban on held last November. The layoffs are Such a training exercise provides against some employes. Charles allowing the Anglo-French Concorde landing in Connecticut, the new law .77 budget. Town Manager Robert B. sample questions that might be asked McCarthy, assistant town manager, will prevent future landings should Weiss told the Board of Directors effective May 24. SST to land at John F. Kennedy Air­ O’Sullivan said this morning that on an exam. said that the complaint has been part port. the federal government decide the Tuesday night. “The personnel in the department of a grievance filed by the union and supersonic may land in the United “I don’t want to end the year in the he is not sure if the department will The decision by Judge Milton has no part in the exam,” Weiss said. has been brought to an arbitration Pollack is expected to be appealed by States. red. That has a terrible ripple effect require any further layoffs for the But Zikus insisted that he was panel. several environmental and communi- Last year. President Ford’s on the community,” Weiss told the 1977-78 fiscal year. Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer administrator, said given the exact question and answers Transprtation Secretary, William boar®. He said that Highway Coleman authorized Concorde lan­ Superintenoent Timothy O’Sullivan that layoffs are a possibility, but he will not know for sure until he has dings on a 16-month trial basis at feels the department can be run Dulles International in suburban more efficiently without the four completed analysis of his budget. Department heads are scheduled to Union Carbide formalizes Virginia outside Washington D.C. men. report on Monday what they expect The French and British have “I don’t think any department head threatened economic retaliation if who feels he can get along with fewer to do to meet the 1977-78 departmen­ tal appropriations. the aircraft is banned from. workers should be burdened by more American airports. men,” Weiss said. In a related matter, the directors plan to move to Danbury tabled action on two vacancies in the The write-in bill followed loud He also warned that layoffs might complaints in last November’s elec­ Water Department. The board been delayed because of efforts by be required in the Highway and DANBURY (UPI) - Union Car­ maintain and protect the en­ tion when persons wanting to vote for agreed to wait for a report from New York to convince the giant firm Water Departments for 1977-78. bide Corp. today formally announced vironment.” independent candidate Eugene Jodaitis on his personnel needs for to remain in New York city. UC is Budgets for both have been reduced plans to relocate its corporate Asked why the company decided to McCarthy claimed the current the upcoming year before acting to the latest of a number of large firms from estimated expenditures for the headquarters from New York city to move to Danbury, Sneath said, system protects the two major par­ present year, he said. ■ fill the vacancies. Danbury in a move expected to be “because Danbury wanted us.” to move their headquarters into One of the speakers at Tuesday ties. The Highway Department layoff, completed in four years. The expected move reportedly had Connecticut. night’s meeting was Edward Zikus of which includes one Comprehensive Union Carbide (jhairman William 113 N. School St., who is one of the Employment Training Act (CETA) S. Sneath said the expected move, in­ four Highway Department workers employe and three town-salaried cluding 3,500 jobs from New York to employes, reduces the number of that was laid off. Danbury — about 50 miles to the He said that mid-management Today’s news summary laborers in the department from northeast — would not be completed employes once gaVeiiim and another eight to four. by “1981 or 1982.” Compiled from United Press Internetlonal Director Phyllis Jackston employe answers to questions in a Sneath’s expected announcement questioned whether the number of promotion exam. came at a news conference attended “It’s kind of hard for me to stand Guard officials say more than half supervisors in the department should by Connecticut Gov. Ella T. Grasso State PITTSBURGH — Youngstown up and tell you this. I knew the of the 1,414 antinuclear protesters also be reduced because of the cut in and other state officials. Sheet & Tube Co. rolled back its questions and answers before I took HARTFORD — The Connecticut arrested at Seabrook atomic plant department workers. Sneath Aald work on the land Supreme Court is the only increase on flat rolled and bar And Director Carl Zinsser the test,” Zikus told the board. He site have been freed on bail from steel products Tuesday, falling piirchas^ by UC “could begin late remaining roadblock to a $27 the five armories where they wondered about the town hiring other had recently hapded in his resigna­ this year and actual construction into'line with the moderate 6 per tion from the department, but was million settlement with con­ were held. personnel while layoffs occur in the completed by the' second half of next sumers by Northeast Utilities in a cent boost made by No. 1 Highway Department. also one of those laid off, he said. year. He said UC is “pledged to producer U. S. Steel Coip. In three-year-old rate dispute. BOSTON — The Massachusetts 1 «* Detroit, auto makers indicated Legislature moves to abolish 1978-model cars will range $300 to HARTFORD — The House ap­ state and local restrictions $350 higher than current models proves bills designed to protect against advertising the price of because of climbing steel prices Congress starts to improve Connecticut consumers against professional goods and services. fraud by second mortgage and inflation. lenders, solicitors for charitable trade'relations with Cuba causes and landlords. National International (government Operations Committee HARTFORD — Criminals who NEW YORK - Joan Crawford, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress ment funds approved by the House. whose film career dominated the Congressmen from booming approval of a consumer protection assault persons over the age of 60 OTTAWA — Government scien­ has taken preliminary steps to im­ golden age of Hollywood, is dead prove trade relations with Cuba and ‘Sunbelt” areas of the South and agency. would receive mandatory prison tists researching a link between at 69 — the victim of cardiac assist America’s ailing cities. West failed to scuttle the alternative ’The agency would represent con­ sentences under legislation ap­ cancer and saccharin have found arrest. New financial assistance for the formula, part of legislation to extend sumers before federal re^latory proved by the House ’Tuesday. that a concentrated mixture of Social Security system, meanwhile, federal housing and community agencies at a cost of |32 million for impurities in the artificial encounters resistance on Capitol development programs. the next two ypars. The eyelash thin HARTFORD - The ATLANTA - A federal health sweetener produces mutations in Legislatures’ Appropriations expert blames a virtual microorganisms. More tests are Hill. Similar legislation okayed by the vote could spell trouble on the House Committee has endorsed a nationwide epidemic of measles planned to see if the matter can In still other congressional action Senate Banking Committee would floor for the controversial measure, package of collective bargaining on the large number of children be removed and the saccharin ban 'Tuesday, legislation to establish a yield an even bigger payoff for which sparked vigorous opposition by agreements that will give state susceptible to the disease and consumer protection agency sur- deteriorating cities. businss groups. removed. *■ vlved a close call. ‘ k A House-&nate stalemate con­ employes $43 million in pay raise. poor enforcement of immuniza­ < In another area, prospects for Latest evidence of warming U.S.-, tinued on defense spending in the 1978 The money is already included in tion laws at the state and local ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast - U. N. reversing financial deterioration in jCuban relations came in Senate federal budget. House and Senate the $1.9 billion budget package for levels. Ambassador Andrew Young, still the Social Security system appear / ^ Foreign Relations Committee ap­ conferees still were |3.2 billion apart the coming fiscal year. unsure he will be admitted to uncertain. Members of the House and the division was so deep, WASHINGTON - Pipeline con­ South Africa, meets today with U. proval of modification in the 17-year- Ways and Means subcommittee on old U.S. trade embargo on Cuba. negotiators rejected the conventional struction pushed Alaska’s in­ S. envoys from Africa to chart Social Security labeled as deceptive The panel voted to allow American m'eth^ of compromise — splitting Regional dividual income to an average of American policy for the conti­ and antibusiness President Carter’s firms to ship food and medical the difference. $10,178 last year for the highest nent. plan to boost taxes on employers and More than half-a-milllon supplies to Cuba. Sen. George Another deadlock shaped up In the earnings in the nation, but use income tax revenue in the pen­ customers were left without elec­ Mcf^vem, D-S.D., sought two-way Senate where Republicans Michigan, recovering from auto LONDON - The North Atlantic sion system. tric power in the^ freak storm of trade in the commodities, but settled filibustered a Democratic proposal industry layoffs, posted the Treaty Organization, buoyed up Potential difficulties for Lie plan snow, rain and high winds in for one-way U.S. shipments in the to limit filibusters. Republicans biggest percentage gain with 13.4 by President Carter’s proposals to didn’t slow Vice President Walter Massachusetts earlier this week. face of opposition. rejected the compromise per cent. (Connecticut was 44th make it stronger but leaner, today Older cities in the Northeast and Mondale who unveiled it earlier this Democratic Leader Robert Byrd said with a 5.9 per cent gain. ’The considers a detailed review of week. Eleventh-hour lobbying by the Midwest may benefit from a change would make sure the majority could CONCORD, N. H. - National national average was 9.1 per cent. former senator from Minnesota East-West relations. in the federal aid formula for more not “gang up on the minority.” helped win by a single vote House than |4 billion in community develop­ • ,«^'-/ h * , .. . > r»0 »“ .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 11, 1977 - PAGE THREE-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 11, 1977 A. Meriden mayor censured Shoujcase Water panel tVtour plants Bottle bill kept MERIDEN (UPI) - Common Council to adopt a issued 16 vetoes last week, Cmemas Mayor Abraham G. resolution carrying 51 is jeopardizing the Head iMTeRsrATBa4 Grossman bas b^n cen­ allegations against the Start program and (he EXITSe Tentative plans to tour water treat­ plans moving forward until a existing treatment faciliUes and sured by the city council, Demodr&tic mayor. He summer lunch program, SILVmUkMB ment facilities of Norwich and of the referendum is held on a bond issue to building new ones for the water that alive by ruling said he will veto the resolu­ and refuses to release ROBattBSTRMBT which also a sk ^ him to EAST HARTFORD Metropolitan District in Hartford pay for the treatment facilities. is not now completely treated. resign and directed the tion. money for a day care 568-8810 have been made by a citizens’ com­ It is generally acknowledged now Another calls for abandoning reser­ “The council is a bunch center approved by the HARTFORD (UPI) - Supporters within a dozen signatures of the 76 corporation counsel to pur­ mittee studying Manchester’s water that plans will not be ready for a voirs, keeping the wells and getting sue legal avenues to force of children playing with a council. BJUKUUMIUaiMB5$ November referendum as had of a bill to ban throwaway bottles, needed to bring the measure to the $2.60 til 2130P.M. treatment needs. surface water from a new source. Grossman’s removal. wonderful town trying to Tomkiewicz said the originally been intended. with a leadership ruling on their side, floor. ’They want to take the tours so that None of the readily available “To me, it’s nothing but ruin it,” said Grossman, resolution includes the While the group has not settled on today searched for less than a dozen After ruling, Kennelly was the first they can make comparisons and so souredS, however, can supply water cold potatoes,” Grossman who is serving his second directive to the corpora­ any alternative yet, it has indicated lawiiudcers’ signatures to keep their to sign Post’s petition. iWOOD/ALLENr they can have a better understanding that is good enough. The bill got 77 votes when it was said after Tuesday night’s term and says he will run tion counsel because the of the terms used and procedured reservation about any that involve A third to be discussed May 31 calls pet project alive. 14-3 vote by the Court of again this November. city charter does not con­ buying water from the Metropolitan Houke Speaker James J. Kennelly, passed by the House last month, but described in a 140-page engineering for abandoning the reservoirs, Grossman was sum­ tain a recall provision. fANNIE^ District or using water from the D-Hartford, Tuesday ruled the so- some lawmakers who backed it at report they are studying. keeping the wells, and finding new moned to the council The council censured Connecticut River. called bottle bill, which has passed that time were reluctant to sign the The tentative date for the tour is wells. ’The study indicates the only chamber from a tax board Grossman in September mALi: The firm that conducted the study, the House and Senate in different petition. May 24 and the committee plans to place where enough well water can meeting ’Tuesday night but 1972 after he ordered the Weston and Sampson of Boston, has versions, must go to a legislative The legislation is modeled after CofC recieves meet again on May 31 to resume it be found is Coventry. stood quietly for only a few police to physically recommended an alternative which committee for further action. laws in Oregon and Vermont. It review work. ’The other seven alternatives will I-91-I-291 moments as the resolution remove the zoning com­ involves abandoning all existing But Kennelly, who supports the would set a three-to-five cent deposit At that meeting committee be explored at future meetings. was being read. missioner from presiding treatment facilities and building a bill, gave environmentalists an un­ on beverage bottles and ban flip-top impact draft members will discuss in detail three TTie committee, headed by Harry He pounded the podium at a hearing on a zone plant somewhere near Globe Hollow expected out. Although the com­ cans. of the ten alternative methods an Reinhorn, has already toured town It came within a hair of final The Greater Manchester and said, “You had a hell change Grossman opposed. engineering firm has worked out as a ^reservoir. Water from all sources water facilities. Reinhorn was very mittee deadline was long past, he C3iamber of Commerce has of a nerve to call me out of Grossman said'he ^Would be directed there for treat­ ruled the measure could come to the passage last week. But Lt. Gov. means of bringing the quality of the critical of the Line Street filter plant, received a draft copy of the an important meeting for expects to be elected to a town’s water up to new standards the ment and distribution around town. an old installation. He said he could floor if a majority of House members Robert K. Killian’s tie-breaking vote Mrs. Ellen Zinsser tacked on an amendment that would environmental impact something like this.” He third term. ,“I was cen­ federal government is imposing, add That proposal involves the lowest not understand how it had been sign a petition in its favor. statement for proposed then returned to the tax sured before and I was re­ overall cost, $973,000 each year for 25 “We’re alive, but I think it’s going compensate workers made jobless by water allowed to deteriorate to its present reconstruction of 1-91 and board meeting. elected mayor,” he said. years to build the plant and operate to be difficult. TTiere are some people the legislation. At their meeting last week, the condition. Thus the bill went to the House for GOP women proposed construction of I- The resolution said "The reception of the peo­ third since the committee was ap­ the system. Frank Jodaitis, Water Department who voted for the bill who are reluc­ 291. The docum ent is concurrence on the amendment in­ Grossman has not lived up ple is wonderful. What Islands^ pointed, committee members ’The three alternatives to be dis­ superintendent, said in answer that tant to sign the petition,” said Rep. available for review by the to the council’s goal to<.more can a mayor want?” cussed May 31 are among some the Russell Post, R-Canton, the bill’s stead of going to Gov. Ella T. Grasso re-elect generally agreed that their major the water department is very un- who has pledged to sign it. public at the chamber’s of­ provide citizens with in the role was to choose and recommend committee feelA t is least likely to glamourous and little attention is author. fice on 257 E. Center St. “sane, sober, responsive favor. By the time the lawmakers went If the bill reaches the House floor Mrs. Zinsser .Streom l one the alternatives and to to keep focused on it. again, it still faces formidable ’The statement addresses and responsible municipal One of them calls for improving Other facilities were given higher Hand signals demonstrated home for the night, Post said he was environmental issues con­ government.” It said the Charge roadblocks. ratings in a committee report on the Officer James McCooe, community service officer of the Manchester Police Depart­ Mrs. Ellen Zinsser was re-elected nected with work on 1-91 mayor has “seen fit to dis­ .NHWIMIIN. tour. and installed recently as president of from Hartford to Enfield regard local ordinances, dismissed ment, shows the correct hand signals every bicycle operator should know to Sandy Wilson the Manchester Republican Women’s and 1-291 construction state statutes, and federal during a Bicycle Safety Clinic sponsored by the Manchester Green School PTA Saturday at Omar Shrine to honor Club. between Windsor and regulations to the detri­ , HARTFORD (UPI) - A iii- Scholarships the school parking lot. Judy Clough handled the safety program for the PTA. (Herald photo The installation was held at the Manchester. ment of the community,” charge of interfering with by Dunn) group’s annual luncheon at the Anyone wishing to sub­ It also said Grossman police at the scene of a car P L E A S E CALLTHEATRE available old-timers on Friday Manchester Country Club and was mit comments on the state­ has conducted himself in accident lodged against FOR SCREEN TIMES performed by Mrs. Liz Kaplan, presi­ ment must do so by July 12. “a profane and vulgar Rep. Clyde M. Billington Applications for tHree scholarships dent of the First Congressional manner at meetings of the Jr., D-Hartford, was dis­ A Noto to Wives are available at the^mnehester High Friday will be Old-Timers’ Night District of the Republican Women’s missed Tuesday in Hart­ Final plans will be explained for council anth^itionstrated and Mothers •I School guidanee^epa^ent. ’The / ■ when Omar Shrine Club meets at the June 4 Spring Ceremonial that Association. a complete lack of concern ford Common Pleas Court. three locaL^holarshipa are the 6:30. will be held in Manchester. Omar has Guest speaker for the event was for parliamentary Judge Donald W. Celotto Robertson Scholarship, the Eaton- The meeting will be at the a full com m ittee working on Mrs. Margaret Tedone, Hartford procedure when it suits his granted the dismissal to Reed Scholarship and the Liona,Club Energy Manchester Rod and Gun Club on arrangements. Instructions will be councilwoman. irrational purpo^.” Billington who had been Scholarship. \ Daley Rd., Coventry. Other officers installed were Mrs. flagged down at the scene The Robertson Scholarship^ is given by A1 Penny, first ceremonial» I OD»*«cTianswiicmffr William Tomkiewicz, the cans , Past President Frank Gakeler will master and general chairman for the 'Harriet Haslett, vice-president; Mrs. Democratic city coun- of a minor three-car acci­ available to seniors or graduatesVqf prepare a spaghetti dinner. ceremonial. Edith Reynolds, corresponding m J 9 j^jK.cilman who introduced the dent Friday night and had Manchester High School who are There will be entertainment called, President Bob Petersen will con­ secretary; Mrs. Alita Gay, recording I UBSUtty S ttO liy resolution, said, “It’s just objected when he learned furthering their education. 'h a t will "The Fastest Draw in the West.” duct the business meeting. secretary; Mrs. Terry Clendaniel, a culmination of a year and one of the drivers was Preference is given to applicants treasurer. 730 a half of many events and allowed to leave the scene. who live in the Eighth Utilities Goodspeed elects somehow it’s got to stop.” District. In the will of the late Grace turn you on .... Phone $49-5491 I He said Grossman, who Robertson, four funds were set. Two EAST H ADD AM (UPI) America’s only theater from are to provide aid to boys and girls w ith o u t — The board of Goodspeed dedicated to the preserva­ T h e a te r s c h e d u le I ki5ai!i4,Ti:ii-4j.i.J Jo Anne Henry for continuing in high school, and two Opera House has reelected tion of the heritage of the MAMTMON MAN V e r n o n ^ to provide financial assistance to American musical and the Mid •OTH Beatrice Holt Rosenthal of When a family loses a boys and girls attending college. cleaning development of new works Burnside Theater I — “The Manchester Drive-In — THE LOMBEAT YAAP " The Eaton-Reed Scholarship is Waterford as its chairman. B TAKE lOUTH IS . M . 16 lUH 151MSU33 husband or father, there is to add to the repertoire. Eagle Has Landed,” 7:00-9:20 “Young Frankenstein,” 8:15; available to seniors or graduates of The Goodspeed Opera is “Whiffs,” 10:00 THE CONFESSKMUL usually life Insurance to Burnside Theater II — s help. But what about a wife Manchester High School who are y o u o iflr “Young Frankenstein,” 7:25- U.A. Theater 1 — “Breaker! See our value packed circular Breaker!” 7:30-9:10 and mother? furthering their education. This 9:10 THE FARMER Naturally, no amount of scholarship was established by the in today’s paper Manchester police report Vernon Cine 1 — “Nasty U.A. Theater 2 — R NASTY “ Marathon Man,” 9:05; money can replace the late Edith Eaton, a long-time resi­ call Habits,” 7:15-9:15 vr. emotional loss to your Vernon Cine 2 - “Breaker, “Longest Yard,” 7:00 HABITS' dent of Manchester and teacher in S A L E N O W U.A. Theater 3 — “The family. However, recently Peter Haseman, 33, of East Hartford, was being held Breaker!” 7:30-9:30 there has been a growing Horse Show scheduled this weekend the local school system. betly petricca Farmer,” 7:30-9:20 ^ \ today under $300 bond on charges of disorderly conduct Thee awareness that the list of The Lions Club Scholarship is THRU and third-degree criminal mischief lodged early this outrageous services you — as a wife Talking over plans for the annual Child & Family Service available to any graduating seniors 649-4586 ^ morning in connection with an incident at a Downey Manchatter Evening Herald NOW TO SUNDAY comedy! and mother — provide Is Horse Show to be presented Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the living in Manchester who plan to SATURDAY CHiLORiN Fnea further their education. j Dr. apartment. He will be presented in court today. 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Ckxin., Wed., May 11,1977 - PAGE FIVE-A i HaurI}P0tFr SitrtttugHpralb i An owlish editor’s ndtebook By FLOYD LARSON n Local firm contest cosponsor Manchester — A City of Village Charm A local Farrah Fawcett- Hie contest winner will to attend final judging represent Moriarty rebate which he probabiy won’t get Majors look-alike will win be awarded a $500 gift cer- TTiursday evening. May 26, Brothers during the auto Founded Oct. 1, 1881 The Connecticut Conference of post for energy is the matter of who buying abroad. either. yf. an impressive package of tificate plus $580 cash. when the winner will be dealership’s June Cougar M«mb«r, Audit Bureau ot Circulation Member, United Press International Municipalities reports a study in- should have the power — the energy But Congress will prevail and our prizes in a cont^t cospon- Finalists will be invited chosen. The winner will sale Month. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, rdicates grand list increases haven’t secretary or a commission — to set energy policy wiil be guided by a Isn’t it a contradiction that Carter sored by Moriarty Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711.- kept pace with inflation. oil and gas prices. secretary subject to price controis is trying to get us to buy smalier and Brothers Uncoln-Mercury Uncle Julius says there are three Ck)ngrpss, as usual, has missed the of Manchester. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor*Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Edilo (or the lifting thereof) estabiished by smailer cars, while the Connecticut ways to solve that problem; 1. Slow b o ^ U ^ think the debate should be Over $1,000 in cash and a committee. The next fight wiil be legislature wants us to haul bottles down inflation which includes cutting over whether or not there should be merchandise will go to the over who serves on the committee, back to the store in them? Opinion back of public spending and balan­ price controls at all if we are realiy contestant who most close­ cing public budgets. 2. Keep property going to solve the energy crisis. ly resemblds Ms. Fawcett- WHArS NEW ON There will be have to be consumer, Will the few cents deposit mean tax evaluations more current. 3- Find I^jors, star of the hit TV congressional, industry, administra-, much? After all, a nickel is- out if it isn’t really a matter of We are reminded of the two series “Charlie’s Angels.” tion, and what-have-you represen­ The decision of the judges assessment procedure shortcomings butchers who were in business across something you make change wi.th and the street from each other and got tatives. In other words it could be is of practically no value by itself will be final. Animals and people since every real estate salesman will The contest is open to engaged in a price war. One adver­ like Congress — only on a smaller anymore. Don’t believe us? The tell that property is a gpod inflation- anyone. Entrants are NEW STATE ROAD? tised hamburg for 10 cents a pound scale and with the same result — “nickel” candy bar is now 20 cents. Today a beautiful German quotes from that article: proof investment. requested to submit a while his competitor advertised it for nothing. And the “nickel” coffee is a museum Shepherd dog was hit by a car. "I killed your cat early this photograph accompanied ^ We have always opposed the party 19 cents. (It’s an old story) Cousin Juniper never learns. He piece. ’Nuf said. Perhaps it wasn’t the driver’s morning. You know, the black by name, address and lever in the voting booth as a matter A customer asked, “How can you hasn’t recovered from spending the phone number. Deadline and white one, sibek-furred Cornpatch special: Most middle- fault...animals and children of principle. However, since it sell hamburg for cents a pound when income tax rebate he isn’t going to for entries is Friday, May are unpredictable. But that and friendly, about three appears we are moving toward ins­ your friend across the street is get. But, that is not holding him back aged people would be happier if they 20. Entries can be driver, in the eyes of an animal months old. I’d say. As it lay tant registration at the polling placd, seliing it for 10 cents? “Does he have from spending the gasoline tax had less weight to throw around. delivered to Moriarty Brothers at 315 Center St., We’ve Expanded! lover, committed a sin when he there on the^grass, wet, we might as well keep the party any?” the butcher asked and was told no. Manchester. didn’t even stop to see what bleeding, its eyes open, lever. Now if we can come up with power of attorney for voters so they “Okay, when I’m out I can sell for Open forum attention the dog needed. whining gently, I folded part of Come In and Visit Our can delegate to the Democrats and it 10 cents a pound, too.” Aluminum a newspaper over its head, People call other people who Republicans the voting chore, we’ll The issue is getting American peo­ scrap price act badly “animals.” Not so. then took an old-fashioned really be making voting a snap and ple and industry energy not bargain Political motivation denied NEW CARPET SHOWROOM. They act like people. There walking stick and bashed it as increase the voting percentage. prices. Cheap gasoline and natural the law regarding such cluster zoning increased gas are meaningless unless there is To the editor. was another dog with the dog hard as I could. Four times, It is most unfortunate that Messrs. was to encourage the leaving of open The Reynolds Aluminum One of the things delaying con­ some to buy. We should not forget space for recreation, school building, Recycling Co. has in­ that was hit and that dog just to make sure. I broke the Goldberg and Stone find it necessary gressional action on a cabinet-level that we are not the only customers in etc. creased the price paid for cared. It stood by the injured stick. to resign their town positions in order Break ground for professional building the world for the petroleum we are In this instance the entire develop­ aluminum scrap to 17 cents dog, licked its wounds and “I thought you’d like to know to satisfactorily pursue their per pound. These items in­ ment is possible only if the land the A groundbreaking ceremony was held last Friday for a new professional building on waited until help came. Many because it was your cat and business interests. clude siding, gutters, FRIDAY and SATURDAY However, it is quite proper that developers select to deed to the town Tolland "Ipke. Holding the shovel in the foreground are Russ Pratt, general manager of other caring people stopped, you must have loved it very storm doors and window they do so under the circumstances. I can be used as an open drainage Delta Builders, contractor for the project, and Sam Stewart, administrator of Hockanum frames and lawn furniture too, to await the arrival of the much for it always walked ditch. In effect they are asking for a MAY 13th and 14th do resent the inference by Mr. Cum­ Valley Associates. On hand also (in the background) were James Breitenfeld, exeutive tubing. This aluminum right in front, crisscrossing in de-facto change in the zoning from police and to protect the dogs mings that there was political vice-president of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce; Lon Annulli of Delta must be free of all foreign from other speeding cars, but a trusting, brushing sort of motivation behind the suggestion of AA to A using the cluster zoning materials, cut to lengths FROM 10 am ■ 5 pm provision as a means to solve their Builders; D ^ Josep h Shinn, Richard Freiheit and Michael Goodman, and William Ander­ not the driver of the car that way, trying to get picked up conflict of interest. This was just one not exceeding three feet drainage problem. son, vice-president of Mechanics Savings Bank which is financing the project. The 7,200- of many objections area residents and should not be mixed hit the dog. and petted. At least I thought square-foot building will be occupied by the dental practices of Dr. Danielson and Dr. Good­ with cans. discussed concerning the Lenti farm They could just as easily develop It’s not only the un­ you ought to know how it died. man and general practices Dr. Freiheit and Dr. Shinn. Expected completion date is Oc­ In addition to scrap, development. the same area as AA, and deed the Carpet, Ceramic and Sheet Vinyl caring drivers who are guilty H ow tw o dogs in the drainage area to the town if the town tober 1977. (Herald photo by Pinto) Reynolds will continue to The Manchester Evening Herald pay 17 cents per pound for but a l^ the owners of the dogs neighbrohood had cornered the would do its readers a great service chooses to accept the perpetual- Factory Representatives will be problem. This would raise the total aluminum beverage cans who mlow them to roam loose cat by our front door, fought to publish the pertinent clauses in the and other clean, household cost of the development per house, present to answer all your on a busy street. They should with it and finally chewed Charter covering this question, and I Jacobs to head| aluminum materials. which I am sure they are anxious to through its backbone. believe they would find the language Public Reynolds : mobile questions. know by now that this is avoid, but the area is now AA and ap­ retail trades “Oh it fought hard, and the is sufficiently clear that the services recycling unit will make its against the law as well as propriate to the surrounding records regular pickup at Vernon’s cat shrieks of terror woke me of legal counsel are quite un­ dangerous. They ignore pleas necessary. developments. commission Tri-City Plaza, North side up, but the dogs were so big, In either case the drainage area Warranty deeds of parking lot, Monday, Refreshmentt and Qifta to All our FrIendsI from the dog warden and the The charter provision is a very Robert W. Post to Wayne R. West will not be a thing of beauty. All trees Business May 16, from 11 a.m. to police, neither of whom take your cat too small, too young. necessary legal safeguard which and Lynne E. West, property at 84 will be removed, the land excavated noon. any enjoyment in having to So I did what I could to put it requires meticulous adherence and it Broad St., |31,000. F or information on out of its misery. never has been inferred that Messrs. to build an unsightly dam abutting Norman S. Hohenthal to Bernard shoot a badly injured animal. Tuck Rd. and Thayer Rd. property, aluminum recycling call Goldberg and Stone intended to take F. Hartshorn Jr. and Barbara A.

#(K- , ACROSS 60 Drinks Answer to Previous Pucle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 11, 4977 ^ PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE S lX -A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed.. May 11,1977 61 Snaky lener uTwl i n i a I i I i n i u i t i 1 Secluded 62 Position in □□□■□□no valley education DnnoBnn ChariM M. Schultz S Joy 63 Weather o n D U D 9 Navy ship features □ n a n □ Dear Abby prefls (sbbr.) i!;!iciaDnD 12 Opera by DOWN □□n □□□□ VardI □ □ □ □ □ □ □ By Abigail Van Buren 13 Aligns 1 M u nis [fllllEiaDD □□ / HERE'S \ THE FIRST TIME 4'OU / OKAV, 60 AHEAP 14 Conjunction 2 Teller of tall n □ □ □ a n n 50METHIN6 15 Chokes stories □ a n □ □ DOUBLE FAULT, I'M GONNA ANP SERVE ,'ANP 16 River in 3 Fringe □ □ ■ n c iD E 3 TO THINK. HIT VOU RIGHT OVER THE PONT BE NERVOUS,. 4 Of the nose England □ □ ■ □ D D ABOOT, HEAP WITH AW RACKET! —LT 17 Rather than 5 Collects □□□■□on PAI?TN£R.. (poetic) 6 Recline 30 Commentator 48 Back talk f DEAR ABBY: My beautiful 27 year-oId daughter (ITl 18 Attain 7 Revise Sevareid 4 g Holds in call her Tina) is divorcing her husband. She has two small 20 Mothar-of- 8 Anempts 31 Fancy fabric children to support and has taken a job as secretary to an pesri 9 Over (Gar.) 32 Fraternal 51 Loosen elderly man who has an office in his home. He’s married, 22 Caustic 10 Certain members W his wife is- very deaf. substance 11 Female saint 34 Jacob’s father 62 Meat dish Tina has told me that her boss has made improper 23 Dip Easter (abbr.) 38 Persian 53 American suggestions to her. She says he’s never touched her, out he eggs 19 Plant part 39 Hoarfrost Indian 24 Flying saucar 21 Constellation has propositioned her several times. She says she kids him (abbr.) 24 Addict 41 Haunted 55 School organi- out of it by pretending she thinks he’s only joking, but she 27 Housewife's 25 Festival 45 Gaggle zation (abbr.) Mlckay Finn — Morrla WaiM knows he’s not. (He gave her a generous cash gift iast title (abbr.) 26 Work cattle members 57 CIA Christmas, and she hadn’t even worked for him a year.) 29 Stone 28 Pronto 47 On center forerunner I would like to go to this man and tell him how rotten I monument O H -I'M WILLING FIRST VtXJlL HAF1A think he is by degrading my loveiy daughter with his 33 Most erotic 1 2 3 4 5 5 7 8 8 10 11 TO GIVE YOU A TELL ME WHY A 35 River in w iL c y -L e T u s s a y th a t THOUSAND BRIEFCASE WITH A insulting offers, but ’Tina has forbidden me to interfere. 12 13 14 I WANT THE BRIEFCASE FOR DOLLARS FOR FEW MAGAZINES I am a widow, but I would rather m ortage my home Russia "AH—SENTIMENTAL REASONS ALL VOUR IS WORTH THAT 36 Summers (Fr.) 15 15 17 AND I'M A GENEROUS MANj TROUBLESI , than see my daughter work for this animal. She has 37 III from applied for work elsewhere, but must work in the airplane 18 15 zo 21 meantime because she need^ the money. Also, she needs 40 Pertaining to 1 good references for another job, and if she tells him off, he a kidney 22 may not give them to her. 42 Three (prefix) 1 24 25 z. z. 30 31 32 I am heartsick knowing that mv iovely daughter goes to 43 These (Fr.) 44 Month (sbbr.) ■ ■ this dirty old man’s homo every day, knowing what he has 33 34 3S 46 Physician'^ as­ in mind. 1■ sociation 35 37 35 3. Should I take matters into my own hands? (abbr.) ■1 HEAR’TSICK MOTHER 48 Holy (Fr.) 40 SO Connected 1 ■ 44 45 4. 47 DEAR MOTHER: No. Although I know you mean well, group 53 Auto workers’ 1 let Tina handle it. She seems well able to. 45 4B 60 51 62 union (abbr.) 1 PriBcilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 54 French service S3 54 65 55 57 DEAR ABBY: I am 10 years old, and I am no good in cap school. Everything is hard because I hate to study. My 56 Preposition 58 59 50 I SEE HaLYlAOOP THEY'RE MAKING^ THE FIRST ONE mother says if I don’t do better in school, I can’t go to ballet 6 8 _____ Tse 51 62 ’ 53 IS STARTING A LCW-BUPGET IS CALLEP camp this summer. Abby, I love ballet but I hate to study. tung PISASTER MOVIES.' • SERVICE STATION '77. ^ a t should I do? 59 This (Sp.) NEW TRENP.' LOVESBALLET (NtWtFAFfN ENTfBfmif AtSN)

DEAR LOVES: If yon want to go to ballet camp, you'd better get on your toes. And right nowl Win at Bridge DEAR ABBY: My daughter js plaiming marriage soon. She told me last week that after she’s married, I should not Safety not first for points drop in and visit her without calling first. Abby, I was kno^ed off my feet. ’The next diy I told my his hand at trick two and West younger daughter about it, and she laughed and said, “Oh, follows with seven he has a NORTH perfect safety play at his dis­ Mom, she was just kidding." That evening the yom m r one AAK9843 posal. He just plays the nine 5/ll 8 S'kiCJiAeui asked her sister right in front of me if she was kidw g, or ¥Q82 from dummy. did she really mean it. ’The one who’s getting married ^ d , 665 This time the safety play Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrence “Of course I mean it, and that goes for the whole family.” A82 costs him a trick. The spades Now we are all shocked. Abby, is this something new? WEST EA ST are going to break 2-2 and if be WHERE 19 K K 099 THE 9TR6ET-- U5TEW1 r iL ACT LIKE I ’VE Since when can’t parents and brothers and sisters drop in rises with the ace or king he on each other without calling first? What is your opinion? A Q 7 AJIO HE f... WHOM BUT DON'T LOOK NOWl LOST s o m e t h in g ANP HAVE ¥974 ¥ 10 6 5 3 will make six spade tricks. PO YOU ITS THE SAME GUY WHO TO GO BACK INSIDE THE SHOCKED MEAN? ¥ Q 10 8 2 d J943 Should the spades break 3-1 all WAS TAGGING ALONG RESTAURANT TO FIND ITl BEHIND U5 b e f o r e - AQ693 A J 10 9 plays work out the same, but DEAR SHOCKED: Some people do not want if West held all four spades WE ATBl unexpected drop-in-type visitors—including famiiy mem­ SOUTH (D) A652 the play of the ace or king bers—which is their right. ¥ AKJ would cost South his contract. And though it sounds unfriendiy, it takes a mature d AK7 The Safety play is clearly woman to let her family know how she feels about such AAK74 correct in rubber bridge. How things. North-South vulnerable about at match points? Everyone hsa a problem. What's yours? For a personal It is probably incorrect. Six West North East South notrump or six spades will reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. 2N. T. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope please. have b ^ n bid at neafly all Pass 6 N. T. Pass Pass tables and the player who Pass doesn’t make an overtrick will 77l»tfA.lK.TH.IViim. Opening lead — 2 d probably get a poor score. A 2- 2 break is far more likely that is a 4-0 break and declarer Alley Oop — Dave Graue Astro-graph By Oswald & James Jacoby should go after all the tricks. Safety plays are always fine W B U T w h a t ) FLB4TY.'A ( - - , soop h e a v e n s ! ...BUT BR8T I K n 'O * ’^ VilED'* By BERNICE BEDE 080L in rubber bridge when the con­ P IP YOU HAVE J ARENTVOU som EAcr' tract is all important. In fiOIN^-ijjHELP e ti e c tw e For Thursday, May 12, 1(77 match point you must con­ Chatd^ sider whether or not it is A Nova Scotia reader wants TAJURU8 (April 20-Mey 20) SAOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. worth your while to risk an to know what we rebid with: Keep yourself above unpleasant 21) Pull out the stops In elding AAKQzxx¥A x ¥A xAxzx. those you’re responsible tor and overtrick in order to insure undercurrents rippling through your contract. We have opened one spade and your peer group today. If you who appreciate It. Let oppor­ partner has responded one don’t participate, they won’t tunists fend tor themselves. Playing at six notrump, South n e ^ s just five spade no trump. touch you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) We raise our partner to If you’re entertaining someone tricks but he needs those five. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) The He won’t get them if Eiast three notrump. 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1 0" PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. May 11, 1977 1.^ Obitual’les J Goldberg praised by directors -y V. Town to buy state land Mrs. Arthur J. Davieau St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose By GREG PEARSON removing the item from the agenda. nual Report for 1975-76. By GREG PEARSON that maybe Goldberg will someday member of the board, said, '"The Goldberg said, “I’m grateful for EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mary Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. The board did tour the School St. • Approval of construction of a (Herald Reporter) return to the board as a Republican. decision (to resign) is one he had to the small part I may have played in ' (Herald Reporter) Zebedeo Davieau, 63, of 95 Westerly Friends may call at the funeral firehouse before the Tuesday night sanitary sewer on Radding St. The The Manchester l^ard of Direc­ Vivian Ferguson said that the price make on its m erits.” He said that the making Manchester a better place. I The Manchester Board of Direc­ home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. meeting. Fire Chief John Rivosa, construction is part of a developers Ter., died Monday at Hartford tors Tuesday night praised the work of public life is sometimes high. She board should study the matter and tors Tuesday night approved a Hospital. She was the wife of Arthur don’t regret any of the time I spent.” who feels there is a need for a new permit agreement with Richard P. of resigning member Jack Goldberg said that she would have niade the see if a change is needed for the Democratic Town Chairman property purchase for a linear park, J. Dayieau. southend facility, led the tour. The Hayes. and criticized the circumstances that same decision as Goldberg If placed Town Charter, which presently Theodore Cummings said this mor­ but did not act on a purchase of land Mrs. Davieau was horn in Sepino, John Crockett board, however, decided that it could • Appropriation of $15,000 to pay led to his resignation. in a similar position. prohibits town board members from ning that the party’s nominating for a new southend firehouse. Province of Campobasso, Italy, and John Crockett, 48, of New Orleans, not afford the proposed land for special services by the Police. Goldberg, and Robert Stone, a “I’m sorry it has to be someone as taking part in a “ transaction with the committee will be meeting soon to The board approved by an 8-0 vote had lived in East Hartford for many La., formerly of Manchester, died purchase at this time. Department. The funding will be member of the Manchester nice as you are and as committed as town.” screen candidates interested in the (Director Paul Willhide was absent) years. Tuesday In New Orleans. He was the The directors approved the provided by recipients of the ser­ Economic Development Commission you are,” she told Goldberg. Town Manager Robert 6 . Weiss vacancy caused by Goldberg’s the $3,000 expenditure for the She is also survived by a son, husband of hfrs. Hermina Dalllmore suspense tax collection list, which in­ vices. (EDC), announced their resignations Robert Price said, “I’m really said, “I’d certainly like to echo resignation. No date for the first purchase of 6.44 acres along 1-84 near Daniei L. Davieau of East Hartford; Crockett. cludes $116,000 in taxes that are con­ • Approval of a $2,600 appropria­ last week. The men are business sorry,” in reference to the resigna­ what’s been said about Jack. He’s committee meeting has been set, he Gardner St. The property has been two d au ghters, M rs. C arol A. Mr. Crocket was bom April 19,1929 sidered uncollectable. That total will tion to the town clerk’s budget to pay partners who have proposed a 79-unit tion. been a great help.” ' said. proposed as part of- a linear park now be removed from the list of over­ for recording of documents. The Holmstrom of East Hartford and in Manchester, son of the late John housing development on the Lenti "H e’s added a type of expertise from Charter (jak Park to Case due taxes, but the town will still pur­ Mrs. Diane M. Dam of Sunset Hills, and Irene Crockett, and attended Farms tract off Gardner St. that we haven’t had on the hoard,” he Mountain. volume of transfers of property this sue the delinquent taxpayers. Town Mo.; her parents, Frank and Manchester schools. The development has been said. i CHHC okays laundry The directors removed from the year has exceeded estimates, and Elizabeth Zehedeo of East Hartford; Manager Robert B. Weiss told the He is also survived by a son, proposed as a cluster zone, which Beldon Schaffer, the newest agenda the proposed purchase of land has caused an increase in the cost for a brother, A. Michael Zebedeo of board. recording the documents. Stephan Crockett of New Orleans; a would require transfer of 25 per cent at 129 S. Main St. The site, which East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Adrian The board approved the transfer of • Appropriation of $40 for rescue daughter, Jamie Crockett of New of the property to the town. using energy savers would have cost $38,500, was Sparks of M anchester; and two $113,555 from the Contingency Fund truck equipment, to be financed from Orleans; and a sister, Mrs. Horace Residents of the area have expressed suggested as a future site of a The Connecticut Ck>mmission on $6,618 per year, thus paying for Itself to 17 town departments to pay for donations already received for the grandchildren. Russell of Manchester. opposition to the proposal and have firehouse to replace the present Hospitals, and HealGrt^are (CHHC) in about four years. ’This system in­ expenses above funding budgeted for Frank Glode Memorial Fund. The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. The funeral and burial will be raised the question of a conflict of in­ facility on School St. About town Tuesday approve^ Manchester volves using the final rinse water 1976-77. • Approval of an early retirement at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Thursday in New Orleans. terest because both Stone and The money for the purchase was Memorial Hospital’s^oposal to in­ from a washer for the primary Another transfer of money, $8,608 for Leonard D. Woodard, a 15-year Goldberg are m em bers of town expected to come from the Town corporate three n;iaj[pr Energy-saving flush/rinse in that washer for the from the Sanitation Department to employe in the Highway Depart­ boards. Fire District surplus. This surplus, ^sterns into its new laundry facility. next load of soiled linen. the Highway Department, was also ment. Rather than delay the development The Singles Group will meet however, was appropriated by the ZBA may review Uonstruction of the laundry, which The air-to-air heat recovery approved by the board. • Designation of the site for the board for use in the 1977-78 budget. because of the conflict of interest Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mott’s Com­ was given the commission’s approval . system which will cost $15,500 to in­ “We don’t have the money Other actions taken Tuesday night Washington School addition project matter, both men decided to munity Hall, 587 E . Middle ’Tpke. All last November, is scheduled to begin stall will save an estimated $5,459 in anymore,” Mayor Matthew Moriarty by the board include; as property under the control of the withdraw from their town positions. singles are invited. Refreshments later this month. the first year of use alone, and will alleged conflict said, explaining the reason for • Acceptance of Manchester’s An­ Board of Education. Thomas Bailey, an attorney who will be served. The three systems are a water re­ pay for itself in less than three years. represents the developers, has an­ The zoning conflict on construction of this year. use system, an air-to-air heat 'hie water-to-water heat reclama­ nounced his resignation as head of Clowns compare notes on Maple St. may eventually come Apartment buildings are also not a The Bible Story Kaffee Klatsch reclamation system, and a water-to- tion system, a $40,000 item, will pay Manchester’s Redevelopment Agen­ before the Zoning Board of Appeals, permitted use in the zone. group of Concordia Lutheran Church water heat reclamation system. for itself in about three years by “From one clown to another, you’ll make a fine clown with a little more greasepaint,” cy. Bailey’s resignation was an- - will meet Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in but enforcement is not its "normal The only residential units which ’The water re-use system, costing saving an estimated $11,166 in fuel oil Dr. Turek intends fight nounced Tuesday night by Mayor Frank Hills of Olcott St. tells Lisa Silverman, a member of Green School Girl Scout Troop function, according to Bernard John­ are allowed in the Business II zone the church room. ’The public is in­ $27,601, will result in savings of about costs per year. Matthew Moriarty. 672. The scouts, who are involved in “Making Things Happen” under the “Sign of the son, ZBA chairman. are units above ground level. Offices vited. “I hope this is the end of the bad Most enforcement matters are are a permitted use on the ground Arrow,” invited Hills and his wife,-Nancy, circus buffs who have performed in many cir­ news on this thing,” Moriarty said. The Manchester Country Club Las cuses, to teach them a little about circus life and clowning: Lisa, Sandy Wilson, Julie Rubin, for physician extender handled by the zoning enforcement floor. He also praised Goldberg for his officer, Johnson said. Ernest The question also arises of whether Vegas Night scheduled for Saturday Local man sues CIA Kim Morrow and Michele DiBella were all dressed up and waiting for their clown make-up By JUNE TOMPKINS John Salcius, town sanitarian, said 3Vi years of service to the board. has been canceled. It is being still has an obligation to the school Machell, the zoning enforcement of­ the entire building, with its existing HARTFORD (UPI) - A retired declined comment on the case and so that they could entertain troop members and their families Saturday afternoon at St. that the board has suggested a $50 “I am truly sorry to lose Jack rescheduled for Oct. 15. Herald Reporter health program and any epidemic ficer, is presently on vacation. four or five dwelling units, plus the Air Force recruiter who says his refused to confirm to deny whether licensing fee for restaurant owners. Goldberg from this board. He’s been Mary’s Episcopal Church. Others responsible for planning the event are Angela McCarthy Manchester’s Town Health Direc­ crises that might arise. Johnson said he didn’t think he new addition of at least five units, mind and personality have been per­ Green ever worked for the CIA. a tremendous asset, and his term has Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters and Lisa and Laura Gauthier. (Herald photo by Dunn) tor intends to fight this year for funds There are about 100 restaurants in When Dr. Schardt asked Dr. Turek should comment on the case until the would be categorized as an apart­ manently injured has filed a $1 In the suit. Green said for nine been much too short,” the mayor of the American Revolution will have to provide a physician extender for Manchester. The possible $5,000 in­ what she would do if she got as busy opinion of counsel is rendered. The ment building. Building and zoning million suit claiming he was given years after he was given the drugs he said. its annual meeting Thursday at 7:30 the town, a position which was come from these fees could make the as she was this year, she replied, “If question of whether the new con­ officials were not available for com­ drugs while he w ork^ for the CIA in was periodically confined to psy­ Phyllis Jackston told Goldberg, “I p.m. at the home of Mrs. Pierre removed from the health board’s town restaurant inspection program I got so busy again. I’ll go to the town struction currently underway at 72 ment on this question today. 1966.' chiatric institutions. He said he was self-supporting, Salcius said. The think you have a lot to add to this Marteney, 218 Hackmatack St. budget by the town Board of Direc­ and ask for money. I was too busy Maple St. is in violation has been According to the state statutes, the in an intermittently hallucinatory Board withdraws ramp plans Robert R. Green, 58, of health department required to make board in your capacity as a developer Delegates to the 86th Continental tors. last year to ask.” turned over to Atty. Martin Burke, Zoning Board of appeals would have Manchester, said in the U.S. District state and incapable of sustained ac­ quarterly inspections. and builder. I hate to see you go. You Congress in Washington, D.C., will Dr. Alice Turek, health director, Dr. Turek told the board she plans Vernon’s town counsel for a ruling. the authority to institute action to Court suit he was given drugs without tivity until effects of the drugs were The Manchester Library Board requiring use of land from Center The board will conduct a budget He said that he and Kraaatz would should be allowed to pursue your line give their reports. Hostesses are told the Advisory Board of Health to speak to the Board of Education The matter could not be handled by prevent unlawful construction and his consent on Oct. 10,1966 by agents chemically neutralized by a doctor. voted Monday night to withdraw all Park brought opposition from both workshop Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the redraft portions of the proposed of work.” Mrs. William Gleick, Mrs. Albert Thursday, “ 1 will work all year to try about a training program for the Manchester Town Counsel Victor I. prevent occupancy of a building in or employes of the CIA in Langley, Green, a master sergeant when he consideration of submitted plans for the town board and the Conservation Mary Cheney Library. Pascal Prignano also criticized the Schulze, Mrs. Keith Bloking, Mrs. and get a physician extender and restaurant ordinance and resubmit it head school nurse which would Moses because he is the private at­ violation, according to Chapter 124, Va. He claimed the drugs caused him was an Air Force recruiter in the the proposed wheelchair ramp and Commission. In other business, the board voted conflict of interest charge that was John Moran, Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins funds. I have plans. to thfe town counsel. Town Counsel qualify her to be a school nurse prac­ torney of Nicholas and Phyllis sect. 8-12 of the statutes. “to become emotionally and mental­ Hartford area in 1960, served in the new parking area at the Mary Cheney If the existing facility needs up­ to purchase a portable amplifying raised. and Mrs. Raymond Noble. “ I need a kitty of $18,000,” she Victor I. Moses said today that he titioner. Jackston, owners of the property. The same section of the statutes ly unhinged.” Army and Air Force for 20 years. He Library. grading, the library board will comp­ system for the Whiton Memorial He said of Goldberg’s resignation, said. That amount is the estimated would review the redrafted proposal The board referred to a proposed The addition which the Jackston’s states that the “official board or He has previously said he became was graduated from the University The vote was made with the un­ ly, said Robert Biega, assistant Library with money from the Whiton “It’s a tremendous loss and an un­ The Keeney Street School PTA will yearly cost of the new position. Dr. when he received it from the Ad­ restaurant ordinance which was to are building onto an existing dwelling authority” can authorize inspections convinced his symptons were those of Connecticut in 1962 with a B.A. derstanding that the library board librarian. Memorial Fund. visory Board of Health. justifiable loss. I think the cir­ sponsor an ice cream social Saturday Turek has said before that a physi­ have begun last summer, but which is apparently in violation of the and “order in writing the remedying of a user of LSD, based on medical degree. will take any necessary action to up­ The board is faced with the respon­ The board also voted to request the The Board of Directors has allowed cumstances were uncalled for.” from 1 to 4 p.m. at the school. Ice cian extender would enable her to was opposed by Town Counsel Moses. building code in Business II zone. of conditions found to be in records he obtained last year under He is seeking $500,000 in compen­ grade the existing arrangement for sibility of reviewing its budget of Board of Directors to grant a waiver an increase of about $2,000 above the One member of the board, Carl cream sundaes will be served from 1 spend more time on administration. Several public hearings were held on The planned use for the addition violation.” Violations are subject to the federal Freedom of Information satory d ^ a g e s and $500,000 in the handicapped. $439,8% approved by the Board of for custodial service for 1977-78. health department’s current es­ Zinsser, who also had involvement in to 3 p.nri. There will also be games, a She has told the advisory board on the proposal. Many objections were was for two apartments and one^f- fine, according to the statutes. Act. punitive damages from the CIA. The plans for the ramp were ap­ Directors. The library board had However, before January 1978, the timated $124,000 expenditures. a conflict of interest matter said, “I white elephant booth, a plant and previous occasions that a physician voiced concerning the proposed toilet fice on the first floor and three A court interpretation of that A CIA spokesman Tuesday proved by the Town Board of Direc­ requested $477,014. The new budget is board must decide its position on “It’s not going to cover what it’s can fully understand Jack ’s position. bake sale, and pony rides. extender would assist with school requirements and a proposal that the apartments on the second floor. statute held that “there is a definite tors. But the extended plans that in­ an increase of only $12,886 over its custodial services for 1978-79. For the going to cost us,” Dr. Turek said. I ’ve been down the same road.” and town employe physicals. health board review renovation plans This planned use would seem to public interest to be protected in en­ PINEHURST Hare at the corner of volved increased parking area current spending level. past 20 years, the library custodial “We'll have to meet with Town Zinsser was the real estate agent “ My year this year will be spent to make sure they conformed with qualify the addition as a group forcement of town zoning and Dupneife* AT 302 MAIN Main and Middle Turnpike services have been supplied by the Manager Weiss and talk about what for a parcel of land that was under AT PINEHUR8T building up the kitty,” Dr! Turek town health regulations. dwelling. A group dwelling is defined building regulations and therefore hM a low price on we are selling Colonial Empire Custodial Service of we’re going to do^’’ she said. consideration last summer for bridge STRICTLY FRESH said. In discussing some of her plans, Dr. Turek told the board that if a in the town zoning regulations as the town could, as a party, properly •iTTfrafuiniimii ______UWDOFUWES Manchester, The board is obligated to provide purchase by the town Parking MAXWELL HOUSE she said the board could charge for way isn’t found to employ a physician “buildings or building containing represent such interest in action by JUMBO SIZED for a 5.2 per cent salary increase Authority. Town Counsel Victor I. Pratt & Whitney BUTTER Area police report services such as well inspections. extender by next year, she will con­ family dwelling units, each building town to restrain defendents from COFFEE with its union employes, part of a Moses ruled that Zinsser would have May 5, Pratt & Whitney Air­ W HITE EGGS “They take a lot of time and sider changing from her present posi­ containing not less than 3 and not violating town zoning and building contract agreement made last year. a conflict of interest if the deal was craft Club, E ast Hartford expense,’’ she said. tion as health director to town and more than 8 dwelling units.” regulations.” • 1.29 ^ 3 a 3 8 „ South Windsor “It will be tight squeeze,” Ronald made. The purchase eventually fell —Jim Baker and Paul Barton, lb. fered a slight bump but was not taken She and Dr. Walter Schardt, board school physician. According to Article II, Sect. 9, under Business However another court held that in Land of Lakaa (Umtt 1 lb. please) Kraatz, assistant health’ director, through. first; Jack Bogue and Fred Arthur Hilson of Hartford was to the hospital. O he H eralLi chairman, agreed that fees from changes discussed earlier this year, II zone in the regulations state that a case in which the zoning commis­ doz. said. “I found we agreed on more things Clark, second; Ken Burnham CKESE Ken L Ration charged this morning with second- Hilson was released on a $2,500 restaurant licensing could be used if this change should occur, Kraatz uses permitted in that zone are the sion stopped a contractor from con­ 3 dozen Iota Dr. Schardt reminded Dr. Turek than I thought we would,” Zinsser, a and Kevin Nicollozo, third. Sliced degree assault. He was involved in an non-surety bond for appearance in for the restaurant inspection would assume administrative duties same as in Business I zone. Group tinuing construction of a retail gas 87* doz. (no limn) DOG FOOD that, in spite of her wishes to do more Republican, said of Democratic altercation at Cudahy Packing Ck>. on court June 6. Section program. This could make funds as the town’s health director. dwellings are prohibited under those station because it violated an ar­ 9 9 « administrative work this year, she Director Gioldberg. Zinsser joked Rt. 5, South Windsor, Police said. available for other health servicpc “permitted use” listings, as of Jan. bitrary zoning ordinance, the lan­ Manch^ter 11...... I:.*...?.?.*:!’.'!!!’.....:...... Police said Hilson was involved in Vernon 25, 1972. downers were entitled to an injunc­ Two ^Hospital We have old-fashioned Hardwood Real CHARCOAL, as well as the best Bricquets a verbal dispute with Richard Sandra Shortridge of 52 Ellington The construction on the Maple St. tion restraining the commission from and other picnic supplies. Lambert of 32 Garden St., Ave., Rockville, was charged units was not approved until March interfering with construction. Discharged Monday: Lora Manchester, and it evolved into a Tuesday with fourth-degree larceny WEDNESDAY, King, 101 Connecticut Blvd., Tfma for the outdoor grlll...Ed Fontene does physical dispute with Hilson alleged­ on complaint of the Sage-Alien store, East Hartford; Sharon MAY 11, 1977 AT PIHEHURST make better flavored, 5 to the lb, Petttea from ly hitting Lambert on the head with a Vernon Circle. No court date was Venoutsos, 29 Stone St.; An­ ^ I Special On caretullf blended cuts of U8DA Choice Beet. given. Manrliester drea Giola, 660 Keeney St.; meat hook. Police said Lambert suf­ FRESHLY SLICED Try PInehurst PatUes, Chuck Patties or Dsluxs Tuesday. 1:02 p.m .-false Carolyn Cosumano, 84 Attorney resigns town post EXTRA LEM Chopped Sirloin Patties. alarm, Manchester High Redwood Rd.; Katherine School (Town) Pavlat, Colchester; Jacob Imported Spedil This Week He has previously served on the Board of Directors, the Tuesday, 7:08 p.m.—gas A third person has resigned from a Town of Manchester Douglas, 40 Olcott St.; Commission told of need washdown, 40 Pitkin St. board in connection with a conflict of interest charge in­ Board of Education, and the Charter Revision Com­ p m S iu r s t Patricia Kean, 124 Phoenix (Town) HAND WOVEN LEATHER volving a proposed housing development. mittee. St., Vernon; Clayton Geer, Rt. BOILED The hearing on the proposed development is expected Thomas Bailey, who has served as head of the 2, Manchester; Debra Bor- lb. for better playground areas Tolland County Redevelopment Agency, submitted his resignation to the to be held at the June 6 meeting of the Planning and dua, 63 Central Ave., East or buy a 4 lb. bob^ frMhly frozen *4.36 HURACHE By St^es ’n Stuff town. The announcement was made Tuesday at the Board Zoning Commission (PZC). Hartford. HAM Today, 3:09 a.m. —House of Directors meeting. fire, Stafford Rd., Crystal Carafully Trlmm^ U8DA Choica left in this year’s budget which could paid off. “Since then, the people com­ Lake, Ellington. Bailey, an attorney, represents Jack Goldberg and By JUNE TOMPKINS be used to remove the tennis courts ing to the park now are using it for Robert Stone, two developers who have proposed a TENDER LONDON BROILS STRAPPY ESPADRILLES. Herald Reporter and possibly bring in some fill. The the purpose for which the Wickhams Part of our collection from cluster zone development on the Lenti Farms tract off n.29 basketball they are definitely not in favor of the expressed a desire to organize a peti­ president of the Connec­ Livers...Fryers...Roasters. courts, cover the existing blacktop, upper lightweight heart, floral proposed relocation of 1-291 which tion against the proposed highway on ticut Council on Higher SAVE WITH SHURF1HL..AT PIHEHURST...302 Main grading the contour to existing catch would take about four acres of park Wickham Park property. Education. non slip sole basins, and installation of curbing land. Summa said that if the state Dr. Oakes Ames, presi­ diam ond, Save to *6 on these ohPhiladelphia blanked Philadelphia. Carlton did San Fran. 12 16 .429 10 $800 each; treasurer, $2,000; tax ty, Candlelight and Feline...Two Feline League entries hard.” drove in four runs to spark Cin. 1528,969 for generai government. The has been reduced by one and no ad­ old, Atlanta.is already 14Vi San Francisco, 3-0, Cincin­ not walk a batter and 11 16 .407 lOVk collector, $6,000; Board of Tax that threatened to pull out over the fuss created by While the Braves can’t Chicago to its sixth con­ Houston 11 Board of Education budget is $1,036,- ditional teacher is proposed. games behind the first- nati nipped St. Louis, 2-1, struck out three in raising 18 .379 IIW Review, $100 each; town clerk, $8,- David’s entry with non-residents on its roster, have buy a win, the Pirates can’t secutive triumph. On­ San Diego 11 19 .367 12 358, and the town’s share of the In preparing its budget, the school reconsidered and will play as scheduled. The decision place Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago routed his record to 4-1. Terry tiveros had two run-scoring regional district budget for Rham 500, and registrars, $600 each. board discus^ and decided against seem to lose. The two vic­ Houston, 11-5. San Diego at Atlanta 8 21 .276 14Vi was reached after a meeting of the loop managers last and close to being declared tories stretched Cornutt was the loser in his singles and a run-scoring High School is $969,922, an increase 'liie $34,036 reduction in the Board reducing the staff further to provide New York was postponed week...Approximately 170 non-residents are lis t^ on the legally dead in the pennant Pittsburgh’s winning major league debut. double while Mitterwald of 3.75 per cent. ot Education budget requests was one less sixth grade teacher next because of cold weather. rosters of softball teams in the Recreation Department race. streak to 10 games and left Reds 2, Cardinals 1 hit a three-run homer and T oday’s G am es The approved budget for 1977-78 is questioned at the meeting. Board of year. Expos 4, Dodgers 3 program this season...The Rec Department’s youth “We’d better get up and them atop the NL East by 2 Pitcher Gary Nolan added a run-scoring single. $145,380 higher than the current year. Finance C3iairman Richard Grant The vote on the budget was un­ Montreal handed the Los Angeles (John 2-1) at soccer program has attracted 1,200 youngsters...Bad start doing something 1/2 games over St. Louis. helped the Reds end a five- Rookie Mike Krukow was animous for approval. Dodgers only their sixth Montreal (Stanhous 3-3), N weather has postponed all scheduled action the last three now,” a depressed Braves’ Jim Hooker and Kent game losing streak by the winner, beating rookie Also passed unanimously was the loss in 28 games when San Diego (Jones 2-4 and dates - Friday, Monday and Tuesday - in the Rec softball Manager Dave Bristol said Tekulve combined on a six- allowing only three hits in Floyd Bannister. Shirley 2-4) at New York Area bulletin board appointment of William C. Reynolds leagues. All games will be made uj> on the next three rookie Warren Cromartie and Co. to audit the town’s books for (Seaver 4-1 and Swan 1-3), Friday nights...Sixteen major awards will be presented 2, N the fiscal year ending June 30,1977. Manchester Community College athletes at Thursday The selectmen were authorized San . Francisco Bolton At Coventry^ Evening of Music night’s annual sports banquet at the Country Club. The East win skein (McGlothen 1-3) at Members of the women’s auxiliary without opposition to enter into a top male and female athletes will receive the Matt contract with the Colchester Philadelphia (Lerch 4-1), N By a recent vote of St. Maurice are reminded to bake finger foods for The trumpet section comes on strong in performance Tuesday night in ‘‘An Evening of Moriarty awards...Channel 30 will carry tonight’s Church parishioners, seven pesons Atlanta (Capra 0-2) at the occasion. Donations may be Emergency Communications Inc. for Music with the Coventry High School Bands.” The symphonic band and dance-stage band heavyweight fight between Duane Bobick and Ken Nor­ were elected to the church council. brought to the firehouse before 1 emergency communication services on track ended Pittsburgh (Candelaria 3- ton starting at 9 o’clock...Jimmy Connors defeated They are Margaret Brown, Dorli p.m. starting July 1. presented a well-attended concert featuring a variety of 'music. (Herald photo by Dunnl 0), N Italy’s Adriano Panatta last night in the World Cham­ East Catholic’s undefeated track season Cincinnati (Alcala 1-1) at Goutler, Esther Haloburdo, David Hie Young People’s Fellowship of A motion to have all taxes of $100 pionship Tennis play in Dallas. The scores were 6-4,7-5,6- St. George’s Episcopal Church will came to an abrupt end yesterday as Xavier St. Louis (Rasmussen 2-3), Lyons, David Miller, Thomas or less and all motor vehicle taxes 4. Sheridan and Leon Zapadka. The have a car wash May 21 from 12 to 4 payable in one installment, due July High trounced the Eagles, 102-43, in N council will meet tonight at 8:15 at p.m. at the church. 1, and all other taxes payable in two Middletown. In winning, the Falcons es­ Chicago (Burris 4-3) at the Parish Center. The St. Maurice Church Knights of payments, due July 1 and Jan. 1, Third road boss quits tablished a state record for most consecutive Houston (Richard 1-3), N The dedication of the new brush Columbus will sponsor a trip to passed with one abstention. By LINDA LOVERING WHA All-Stars dual meet victories at 66. Xavier, 11-0, has not truck by the Bolton Volunteer Fire Fenway Park in Boston June 18. For At the special finance board assistant superintendent later. This Councilman Douglas Whipple said, lost since 1973. American League Department will be Sunday at 1 p.m. further Information or tickets, call meeting, a transfer of $674 was ap­ Herald Correspondent position was eliminated from last “This is the second superintendent of The Sporting News World Hockey Assn. All-Star team Ferraro (X), 3. Llndberg at firehouse. The public is invited. 649-0026 or 643-0688. proved from contingency to the in­ Coventry Street Supt. Wayne Blair consists of Marc Tardlf (Quebec) and Anders Hedberg Bright spots for East, 10- (EC) 48’ 5 Mi”. East year’s budget, however. streets we have lost this year. I think 1 (including a win over St. Javelin: 1. M. Fray (X), 2. W L Pet. GB surance and bonds account. has resigned after four months on the Town Manager Frank Connolly, the council has to take a hard look (Winnipeg) wingers, center Robbie Ftorek (Phoenix) and defensemen Ron Plumb (Cincinnati) and Poul Popiel Thomas Aquinas not Novicki (X), 3, S. Fray (X) NY 16 10 .615 job, saying, “I’m not the man for the said, “I’m sorry to see Blair leave; at the roads department.” (Houston) with John Garrett (Birmingham) in goal. The previously calculated), 168’ 4” , Balt. 14 9 .609 W job.” I’ve enjoyed working with him.” “Maybe it’s time we take a good second team consists of New England’s Mike Antonovich were Bob Frank and Dave Triple jump: 1, Caffrey Boston 14 12 .538 2 Blair’s resignation, for personal Blair gave his resignation to Con­ look at contracting out all the work (EC), 2. Mendes (EC), 3. Day Milwaukee 15 13 .536 2 and Real Cloutier (Quebec) forwards. Rich Leduc (Cin­ Kolakowski. The latter reasons, is effective Friday. there,” Whipple said. (X) 41’ 7 V4”. Toronto 14 17 ,452 4Vi State welcomes firm nolly Monday. cinnati) center, Pat Stapleton (Indianapolis) and Dale shattered the school’s high Blair said he resigned because Town Council Chairman Jesse Richard Cromie, Democratic town 440-yd. relay: 1. Xavier Detroit 10 16 .385 6 orderly growth. He said a major “the job was affecting my life to the Hoganson (Birmingham) defense and Joe Daley (Win­ jump mark with a leap of 6- The Connecticut Development excellent example of close coopera­ Brainard was out of state and was un­ chairman, said “This is the fourth (Woods, D’Aquila, Perrotti, Cleve. 10 16 .385 6 development to be undertaken in con­ extent that I was a bundle of nerves nipeg) in goal. The 5-8, 150-pound Ftorek, born in feet, 5-inches. Authority (CDA), finance arm of the tion between state and local of­ available (or comment. road foreman to work under this Ferguson) :44.6. West nection with the move to Connecticut 24 hours a day.” Needham, Mass., was tabbed player-of-the-year in the Kolakowski’s feat was V i- 100: 1. Perrotti (X), 2. state Department of Commerce, ap­ ficials,” Gov. Grasso said. Council Vice Chairman Jack Town Council: Pesce, Kennedy, Har­ W L Pet. GB will be the addition of wire-coating He said he worked for Coventry’s balloting...The Whalers’ softball team has scheduled a inch better than Mark Woods (X), 3. D'Aquila (X) proved Industrial development finan­ She referred to the cooperation of Myles, said, “The services of the dy and Blair. With the exception of Minnesota 19 10 .655 capacity which will put the company interest but other people had dozen exhibition games including the opener in Ertel’s effort in 1975. :10.3. Chicago 17 11 .607 1V4 cing for a New York firm which will Mayor Thomas Benoit of Vernon and street superintendent are crucial to Hardy, the oth^ three have ap­ into new markets. Manchester May 20. The Whalers will face the WTIC Frank copped three wins in 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Frank Texas 14 11 .560 3 State Sen. Robert D. Houley in different ideas on how the job should the town. Blair was well qualified for parently found^t impossible to now relocate in Vernon. The an­ Mercury was one of seven firms Titanics at Fitzgerald Field with proceeds going to New the long jump, 330-yard in­ (EC), 2. Drenzek (X), 3, Carr Kan. City 15 14 ,517 4 negotiations to locate Mercury Elec­ be done. the job and its unfortunate for the, properly c a r ry " ^ their obligations nouncement was made Thursday getting financial assistance from the Hope Manor. Brad Selwood was the big hitter with the termediate hurdles and (EC) :15.1, Oakland 15 14 .517 4 tric in Vernon. “The town road crew did influence town to lose his services.” / to the tovra under this council. Mile: 1, Jolie (X), 2. Boraks afternoon by Gov. Ella Grasso. CDA Tuesday. The others were: Whalers last summer with 14 home runs in 11 120-yard high hurdles. Calif. 12 17 .414 7 Miller said, “Gov. Grasso has me in my decision,” he said. He said “We (the council) will have to ad( Larry Knight, Republican town (X),3. O’Connor (EC) 4:27.3. The firm. Mercury Electric, now in • The Mario Co. of New York, games...Bob Mathias will be the honorary referee at the Arnie Carter won the 440 Seattle 9 24 .273 12 New Hyde Park, N.Y., is expected to taken a personal hand in selling Mer- they are good mien but need more dress ourselves to why there is no chairman, had no comment on the 440: 1. C arter (EC), 2, which will be building a new plant in Hartford High Invitational Track and Field Meet Satur­ and Bob Caffrey the triple create 200 new jobs. The CDA ap­ cufy Electric on the advantages of direct supervision than the job as permanence in that job,” he said. resignation. He said he knew nothing Perrotti (X), 3, Muirhead (X) T oday’s G am es Newtown. day starting at 11 a.m. Mathias won the Olympic jump for East. Eric Lecko Connecticut. We wholeheartedly street superintendent allows. of the problem. :53.6. Milwaukee (Beare . proved $2.2 million in tax-exempt, • Norwalk Co. of Norwalk, which ran a fine 9:55 two-mile agree with the governor and are very “When you are told to do it ‘their decathlon in both the 1948 and 1952 Games...There is 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Frank at Cleveland (Garland 0-4), low-cost revenue bonds to enable the will expand its existing facility. bound to be trouble ahead for the Whalers now that Jack and Luke O’Connor turned (EC), 2. Woods 9X), 3. N / move. pleased to be able to announce this way’ your options are to persevere to • Lewis Boyle Inc. of Waltham, get your way or when that fails get Kelley is back on the scene. Four heads are not better in a 4:32 mile. Freshmen Drenzek (X) :41.0. Chicago (Knapp^3-1) at At the Capitol in Hartford ’Tuesday, new expansion of our company in Rockville hospital notes records were set by John 880: 1. Jolie (X), 2. Tynan Connecticut.” Mass., which intends to consolidate another job,” he said. than one and the WHA entry will have Kelley, Howard Texas (Alexander 4-1), N Gov. Grasso welcomed Julius L. two other Connecticut plants in Baldwin, Ron Ryan and Harry Neale running the show. Clifford in the two-mile (X), 3. Coughlin (X) 2:05.6. The company is a diversified Blair said the Town Council and Minnesota (Zahn 5-1) at Miller, chairman of the company. Berlin. Admitted Tuesday: John Bastis, Regan South 'St., Rockvitft; Aline Earley, (10:06) and by Dave Gay in 220: 1. Ferguson (X), 2. manufacturer of lighting fixture town manager were “most Deville (X), 3. Woods (X) Detroit (Roberts 2-4), N She said, “The 200 new jobs this • Pace Motor Lines Inc. of Bloom­ Rd., Vernon; Sharon Capello, Werner Skyline Dr., South Windsor;w Joseph the half-mile (2:08.3). components, control devices and cooperative” with him in all aspects Reaction differs on bench, in stands :23,5. Boston (Jenkins 4-1) at project is expected to generate will field, planning to build a new truck Dr., Vernon; CatherineCrabb, Ellington; Girardini, Ellington; Merle Muller, Elast- E a s t’s next m eet is provide a significant stimulus to the sewing machine cases. Mercury of the job. ^ view Ter., Tolland: Mane Nadeau, High Two-mile: 1. Boraks (X), 2. Oakland (Medich 1-2 or terminal in Stratford. Ralph Destefano, Orchard St., Rockville; Pittsburgh fans whoop it up after final out in second game which found Thursday afternoon at 3:15 Langford 3-1), N economy of the Vernon area. plans to buy a 38,000-square foot Coventry has had three street Brian Mitchell, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; Manor Park, Rockville; Scott Simmons, End of the line Lecko (EC), 3. Krupke (X) • New Haven Water Co., funds for Pirates sweeping pair from Atlanta last night. Braves’ players on bench against crosstown 9.48.9, New York (HoUzman 2- ‘"The company’s decision to locate building in the Vernon Industrial superintendents in just over two Margaret Pound, W. Main St., Rockville; Robin Circle, Tolland; Mrs. Wendy Poetry in motion, that’s watching CHierie Dow play ten­ pollution control. Manchester High at Pete Mile relay: 1. Xavier Park on Bolton Rd. and to expand it years. Two quit the job soon after William Shea, P.O. Box, Rockville, Twining and son, Ellington; Mrs. Anita nis. She’s the best young female player ever from look glum as defeat was 16th in row. (UPI photo) 1) at Seattle (Abbott 0-4), in Connecticut is a tribute to the • Omega Engineering, Inc. of Wigren Track. (Coughlin, Muirhead, Tynan, N effectiveness of our industrial later to 100,000 square feet. starting — Blair and William Jeanne Salonis, Summit Dr., Tolland; Wagner and son, Janet Lane, Vernon. •Manchester. She’s a sophomore at Manchester Stamford, to expand. Births Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and Jolie) 3:41.1. Baltimore (Grimsley 3- development programs in attracting Miller said the company has Kennedy. Herbert West, Snipsic St., Rockville; High...Harvey Pastel and Dave Warren were Results: In all the financing amounted to Christopher Willis, West St., Rockville. Mrs. Guy Mozzicato, Grahaber Rd., Discus: 1. Ferrano (X), 2. new business and industry to our expanded steadily throughout its 33- Michael Pesce was fired from that ‘bridesmaids’ in several Neipsic Tennis Club tour­ Long jump: 1. Frank (EC), 1) at California (Tanana 4- more than $6 million and will create Discharged Tuesday; Sean O’Hara, Tolland. 2. Fazzino (X), 3. D’Aquila Ferguson (X), 3. Gorman 1), N state. The decision is also an year history and plans to continue position, although he was rehired as naments but on his own. Pastel has won the seniors title (EC) 156’. about 695 new jobs in the state. Tory Rd., Tolland; Florence DeForge, two years in succession at the Racquet Club...Whatever (X) 20’ 3” . Shot pat: 1. Smith (X), 2. Pole vault: 1, Franz (X), 2. happened to the plans to build an indoor tennis complex in Kirk (X),3. Watts (X) 12’ 6”. Bolton and a paddle tennis facility in Manchester. Ryan slows dMvery FLETCHER GLASS CO. AT THE Governnient fofm is topic Over 35 Ytcn of ixporionco Of MANCHESTER MANCHESTER RACQUET CLUR COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE DUNKIN’ GLAZED CHOCOLATE CRUNCH JELLY FILLEo 404 W. Cantor Straat for South Windsor forum WINDOW GUSS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE TORS and chalks up wins Mancheator, CT. 06040 PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPUCE & DOOR MIRRORS TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK The pros and cons of town M. Curry, bresident of the the Connecticut First, last chance NEW YORK (UPI) despite his new approach Jerry Remy knocked in manager/council versus strong Town Managers' Association and town - Nolan Ryan, the 100- but that total will be pretty two runs with a pair of “We’ve got 18 weeks of great mayor/councll forms of government for manager of Newington; and J. Alfred Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 ^ Vz PRICE much an improvement if singles and Joe Rudi hit his South Windsor will be aired at a public Clark Jr., mayor of Ledyard. for Bobick, Norton“ s he can maintain it. And his sixth homer of the year for summer tennis for the entire fami­ forum May 18 at 8 p.m. in the council South Windsor and Ledyard both have a siowed-down delivery the Angels, who dealt Paul ly on our air conditioned courts... chambers of the Town Hall. nine-member council elected at large. The NEW YORK (UPI) Evangelista, already has throughout his career, didn’t affect his power in­ Splittorff his third loss FitMialt, Glo.l, G..t« The forum will be sponsored by the Ledyard niayor is elected by the voters. In — It’s a first chance agreed to meet the winner says he’s adjusting his asmuch as he had a no- against one victory, with no waiting... rain, wind... or. South Windsor League of Women voters in South Windsor voters elect the council and OPEN M-F 8-5:30 in September. approach to pitching. hitter until Amos Otis led I'lA ^ llC S IN STOCK AAUNCHKINS for Duane Bobick and anticipation of the June 4 referendum to the council appoints the town manager THUR. TIL 9:00 Because of his greater off the fifth with a single. Rungers 3, White Sox 2 humidity.” SAT. 8 - SK)0 3 16 it may be the last for “ I slowed down my decide on the type of government the and elects a mayor from its own ranks to M ( X « SMI f IS OH CUT S lJtS experience, which includes delivery,” Ryan said Two walks filled the bases Bump Wills drew a walk townspeople want. preside over the council. 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER Ken Norton when they one victory and tw narrow and the Royals scored their off Bart Johnson with the SUMMER SEASON STARTS (OH Center Si ) SCREENS REPAIRED Tuesday night, after Participants at the forum will be Donald South Windsor has a population close to meet tonight in a 12- losses against Ali, Norton^ pitching a two-hitter that run on a sacrifice fly by bases filled and two out in MAY 16th FOR 18 WEEKS is the 11-5 betting favorite. the ninth inning, forcing in W. Goodrich, director of the Municipal that of Ledyard and boUi are primarily SALE! round heavyweight gave the California Angels Hal McRae, THROUGH SEPT. 18th. Consulting ^rvice of the Connecticut considered to be “bedroom” towns. bout. However, both men claim a 6-1 victory over the Kan­ Otis also doubled in the Mike Hargrove with the Public Expenditure Council Inc.; Peter 'The public will have an opportunity to'' When you buy a dozen donuts they will win because of sixth inning for the other winning run for Texas. The • Unllmitad Play Program, "UPP” — OVER 80 TEARS Of DEP.ENDABLE SERVICE! sas City Royals. ”I was just ask questions of the guest speakers. For Bobick, undefeated the 26-year-old Bobick’s trying to keep out of trou­ hit off Ryan, who struck Rangers tied the score in Play as oftan as you w an t... Mon. at regular price. and untested through a 38- straight-on style. ble with walks.” out six and raised his the eighth when Willie Hor­ bout buildup against a ton singled and Ken through Sun. for 18 Waaks. 1 % hour “I’m ready to work,” Ryan walked six batters record to 5-3. atlas bantli) succession of nobodies, said Bobick, who weighed Henderson doubled off singles or Vh hours doublaa DAILY Area school lunch menus • 24 Hour Emcrgoncy Service tonight’s fight represents in Tuesday at 215Vi. “Nor­ Francisco Barrios, who lor $125.00 per parson plus tax. • Burner Sales 8. Service his first real challenge. He ton has trouble with guys had faced the minimum 21 hopes to use a victory over like George Foreman, guys Pastel repeater batters through the first • Hot Shot Laaguo — SIngIsa corn* Hebron com, cranberry sauce, dinner meat sauce, Vienna bread, • Clean Heating Oils pstitlon sach wask Round Robin roll. tossed salad, cheese cube, Norton as a springboard to that keep coming at him. seven innings. Reliever R ham 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 a title fight with Muham­ Norton does better when Lerrin LaGrow allowed Stylo Tuoa. and Thurs., 9-11 P.M. — Monday: Juice, ravioli with Thursday: Pizza day. Jello. in senior tennis Friday: Chef’s day. Thursday: Pizza, cole slaw, Call Us For Your Home Heating mad Ali. he’s moving in. I’m going one run on Wills’ groundnut 8 playars. meat sauce, garden saiad, Men’s Seniors’ singles champion at the Manchester S econdary: peaches. And Air Conditioning Needs... Norton already has to be putting all the and another on Dave May’s Italian bread, pudding. Racquet Club is Harvey Pastel for the second straight Monday: Bologna, salami Friday: Tuna long boys, fought for the title twice, pressure on him.” double. • Early Bird Thrashabout — 6:30-8:00 A.M. Tuas and Tuesday: Juice, year. cheeseburger, french fries, and cheese submarine with carrot sticks, pickled beets, the last time losing a Foreman, the former Wsdnasday. Round Robin Matchaa aach waak — starts May 17 Indians 1-7, Brewers 0-4 cole slaw, brownie. lettuce, tomato, french fries chocolate cake. highly debated decision to heavyweight champion, did Pastel whipped Sked Homans in straight sets. 6-3,6-2-in for 9 weeks. Includas contlnantal braakfast. Wednesday: Juice, salami or potato puffs, carrot and Ali last Sept. 28. At 31, a batter Norton and knocked the finals staged last weekend. Larvell Blanks’ homer or ham grinder, potato chips, celery sticks. defeat by Bobick would him out inside of two Play was open to club with one out in the bottom • Grab A Qama Round Robin for busy guys and gala. Mon. garden salad, ice cream. Tuesday: Lasagna, salad, Vernon cripple his hopes of rounds when they met for members 45 and over. of the ninth enabled the In­ singlas - Woda. Doublaa. Ona hour of tennis starting at 12:15 Thursday: Meatloaf, green beans, Italian bread. another chance at the the title in 1974. It remains Results: First round - dians to win the first game scalloped potato, carrots, Wednesday: Salisbury steak Elementary, Sykes, Scanlon def. Roy 3-6,6-3,6- behind the five-hit pitching P.M. Cost Includas a dall-sandwich. M iddle championship. to be seen, however, if frosted cake. with gravy, whipped potato, Ali, who tunes up next Bobick can be as effective 2; Martin def. Becker, 6-3, of Jim Bibby, who raised • MIxad Doublaa Data Night svary Thura. on 4 courts from 6:30 Friday: Juice, tuna salad corn, roll. Monday: Beef stew with 6-0. Pastel and Homan his record to 2-0. John vegetable, rye bread, peaches week against Alfredo as Foreman at boring in on P.M. - 8:30 P.M. Bring a partnsr or moot one In our waakly sandwich, macaroni salad, Thursday: Pizza day. drew byes. Lowenstein drove in three mixed vegetables, cookie and Friday: Chef’s day. with cake. Norton. Round Robin. fruit. Tuesday: Hoagies (chopped Semifinals; Pastel def. runs with a triple and Rico Scanlon 7-6, 6-2; Homans Carty hit a two-run homer E lem entary tomato and lettuce on grinder roll), celery sticks, fruit A special Introductory offer just for you! Any new Munchklns basket Vt def. Martin 6-3,6-3. Finals: to lead Cleveland's attack Monday: Juice, spaghetti Cunningham to speak PLUS sbyMUCH MORE ... INCLUDING CLINICS FOR Tolland square. f price when you purchase a dozen donuts at the regular price! in the second game. with meat sauce, garden Pastel def. Homans 6-3, 6- Middle, High Wednesday: Cube steak ADULTS \ND j u n io r s DAY AND EVENING; AND salad, Italian bread, pudding. with gravy, mashed potato, at CC awards banquet Twins 7, Tigers 5 Tuesday: Salami grinder, Monday: Swedish meat- Offer good now thru June 5. 1977. ROUND ROEilNS FOR THE LADIES EACH THURSDAY com, bread, gingerbread. Bob Randall’s two-run orange juice, garden salad, balls, rice, peas, roll, ice Little cream. Thursday: Juice, salami Glenn Cunningham, one half, while in 1932 and 1936 double snapped a 4-4 tie in MORNING. \ potato chips, squash pie. of the world’s greatest he represented the United Wednesday: Sliced turkey Tuesday: Meat loaf, gravy, grinders, potdto roundabouts, eague th e sixth inning as roll, gravy, mashed potato, zucchini and tomatoes, roll, lemon tarts. milers of the 1930s and of States in the Olympic Minnesota surged to its rsio.00 7w m \ for m o re information Games. In 1938 he ran the AMERICAN peas, cranberry sauefe, Jello. dessert, mashed potatoes. Friday: Tuna salad on let­ all time will be the guest fourth straight victory. I VALUE FREE value I COME IN TO SEE US OR CALL Thursday: Hamburg pizza, Wednesday: Hot turkey tuce, sliced tomato, potato speaker at Manchester w o rld ’s f a s t ^ t m ile Ten runs in the fourth in- Rookie Jeff Holly went 6 1- sandwich, cranberry sauce, chips, roll, assorted fruit. TI m ' N niari p4H>pk‘ 30 MINUn nNNIS US AT 846-8860 garden salad, peaches. D U M K IN *t_ Community College annual (4:04.4). All thb despite " ‘ng powered Army & 3 innings for the win. Larry peas, peaches and pudding. LESSON Ask About Our Low Friday: Juice, flshburger, Athletic Awards banquet his legs being ^ badly Navy to a 15-5 win over Hisle homered for the Thursday; Juice, Italian burned in a s c h o o lw e -a lA i^ ic a n Legion last night french fries, green beans, High school N tillN aw alllXB . and press conference for Twins and Ron LeFlore May 16 • May 22 Only Sum m or R a fia _ ^ raisins and peanuts. grinder, pickled beets, Monday: Beef stew with the New England Relays the age of eight that doc^ aTWaddell Field in a game Any adult or child 10 yrt. or oMor. Just I dessert. Ill iIk* lii st pliKc. u c o lifi ways Mi savt*. And pay the connected for Detroit. "I vegetables, pickles, rye liighcsi inicicsl tlie law allows. On a h-year saxin^psici tiruiiic on Thursday. tors claimed that he would called after five innings - bring this to tho M.R.C. and arrongo lor a ■ MANCHESTER Friday: Tuna long boys, O O M U T S ^ Blue Jays 9, Mariners 3 bread, peaches on cake. with a SI ,(MH) miniiminideiMisii you still cam 7Vi% |>cr annum. because of darkness. I court timo at your convonlonco and court | carrots, chips, chocolate In 1933, Cunningham was never walk again. Alvis Woods drove in two RACQUET CLUR Tuesday: Italian spaghetti v\ll the way up to ten yeai^l (uiai aiiim l. Kven though other Ite. t l TikftttvMi M. Vuinu ^ StrMt NmUbN awarded the Sullivan A graduate of the Tim Ellis had. four I avsllabllty. Ono to a family. ■ Rodm ond South Windsor cake. with meat sauce, salad, savings insiiuitioiisaie lowering «im eol ilieir rates. ()j>en a runs with a triple, double Jack Trophy, the country’s University of Kansas, and straight hits for the I NAME______PHONE | Uansgsf M d Sn E lem entary Parker, Hicks savingsaaoiint at Marltdrtl National. We pul inoie interest and bunt single to help bread, dessert. highest amateur athlete a veteran of World War II, winners including a homer USPTA Monday: Frankfurt on roll, Monday: Ravioli (Parker) Wednesday: Cube steak in your riiuire! lX.‘|x»siisare insured up to $40,(MM). Kileral Jerry Garvin win his fifth regulations reijuiie «i siihstantial inteie.si |)enalty Idr eai ly At All Participating Dunkin' Donuts Shops award. In 1934 he set the Cunningham and his wife and two doubles. Bill Hill I ADDRESS______I potato puffs or french fries, and meatballs and gravy with gravy, mashed potato, straight game for Toronto withdrawal. had a roundtripper among wax beans. (Hicks), wax beans, bread, corn, bread, dessert. world records for both out­ Ruth have helped over 9,- I TOWN______I 'S’OMETHING'S ALWAYS COOKIN’ AT DUNKIN’ DONUTV three hits and Jimmy Hare with relief help from Pete Tuesday; Spaghetti or peanut butter cookie. 'Diursday: Juice, grinders, I llAnnrF(MU).\ATH)K.\li door (4:06.7) and Indoor 000 youngsters since 1947 Vukovich. John Montague when they founded the had a double for the shells with meat sauce, salad, ’Tuesday: Meat loaf, gravy, potato puffs, fruit. RWKA^TIinST (4:08.4) mile runs. He also suffered his third loss I MANCHESTER RACQUET CLUR I winners. Paul Tetreault vegetable, Italian bread. parslied potatoes, mixed Friday: Tuna salad roll, broke records In the 1,000 Glenn Cunningham Youth against three wins for Seat­ I S4S-SS60 I I T he First Plate to Save and Kenny Hodge each had Wednesday: Baked chicken vegetables, roll, applesauce. tomato wedges, potatos, Read Herald Ads yard run and the mile and a Ranch for underprivileged tle. with gravy, whipped potato. Wednesday: Spaghetti with dessert. children. doubles for the losers. ilarvey Pastel hBBsaBaBBBSBaAi

■ 1 PAGE FO U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Wed., May 11, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed,, May 11. 1977 — PAGE FIVEI-B QUIZ Pee Wee Soccer Bowling Co-winners INVITATION INDEX NOTICtt . 'nvWWWMWWMA-' Walton sparks Blazer victory New York (U P I)-M an­ TO BID 1 ~ Lott •ntf Found ZODIAC- Betty Euliano FLORAL- Arlene ny Trillo of the Chicago 2 - Pof»on*lt Sealed bids will be received in 3 — Announcomonu PORTLAND, Ore. he said he would have to go parade, but we should play Walton, got Portland in his lowest game output in Chiefs- Coaches Ken Apaches- Coach Jim 176, Rose Robideau 179-181- LaPointe 202-501, Laurette Cubs and Willie Stargell of the Office of The Director of 4 — Entgrtalnmonl to the basket more. He just better.” front 36-29 after one period. ,10 playoff games, to lead Amato, Joe MacCleod; Geoff Dieterle; Andy Bushnell, Carpenter 207-496, Dee the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 — Auctions (UPI) — His .team 183-543, Nancy Ofiara 177, General Services, 41 Center took it. When he gets that West said, “Portland’s But the Blazers went into the Lakers, who got some Belekewlcz, Chucky Jeremy Dieterle, Kyle Simmons 194-531, Sharon trailing^^--^l-77, Carol Turner 453, Barbara were announced Monday as Street, Manchester, Connec­ ^ FINANCIAL look on his face, he’s tremendous quickness has slow gear suddenly as the backcourt help from McCavanaugh, Bob Salonen, Keaser, Sue O’Neill, Chad Camara 459. 0 Bonds-Stocks-Monotgdt Marble 473, Nancy co-wnners of the National ticut until May 23, 1977 at PortlaptP^nter Bill there.” been the deciding factor in Lakers pulled to within one Lucius Allen’s 14 points Ward Saunders, Carolyn Smutney, Wendy Hamilton, 9 — Pofionai Loans John Harbaugh, Mark McKeown 460. League Player of the Week 11:00 a.m. for the following: to — inturanca Walton got “that look “I got hot,” said Walton. the three games.” point, 54-53, at the half. Tlie after missing the first two ZabielSki, Mike Anderson, PARKADEBANTAMS- honor. Hennequln, Lee Magowan, EXTERIOR IMPLOYMCNT on his face,” and “The trick to our team is That quickness by the Lakers had the lead at 75-73 games in Los Angeles with Steve August, Dave Boudreau, GOP - June Michaud 181, Craig Carlson 424. PAINTING MARY t3 — Halp Wantad Tim Bragdon, Larry Deptula, John McDermott, Gary 14 — Buiinasi Opportunitlaa staged a brilliant 14- whoever gets hot takes the Portland guards — Lionel after three quarters, main­ a dislocated toe. Stole’tenberg, Todd Swanson, Ceil Ray 178, Marie Ludlow CHENEY LIBRARY 15 — Situation Wantad ball to the hoop, like Herm Hollins, rookie Johnny ly on the work of Abdul- Shelley Hoher, Anthony PHIL ESPOSITO WAS THE . 204-468, Dianne Eib 470, point, fourth-quarter Perucclo, Ken Andrulot, Jeff Sue Webb, Joe Carilli, Dave Bid for ins, plans and EDUCATION Gilliam on Sunday. He got Jabbar — who had but five Fromerth, Nancy Healy, NHL M.VB IN THE'73-'74- Grayce Shea 454, specifications are available at 18 — Privata insiructiona scoring outburst to Beauregard, . Greg SEASON. WHAT TEAM 19 — Schoois-Classaa hot, we gave him the ball points in the first half ^ Belekiewicz, BilUCole, Linda Kevin Kennedy, Jamie PIP PHIL START OUT WITH the General Services Office, 20 — Insiructiona Wantad lead the Trail Blazers and let him do it.” Don Chaney and Earl Sports Laurinitis, J6n Roe, Charles PARKADE JUNIORS - 41 Center Street, Manchester, Hall, Tom Janenda, Matt IN 1963, HIS ROOKIE •7EAR? peal estate Sentaio, Bill Thompson, John Connecticut. past the Los Angeles Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, NBA Tatum. Morris, Matt Terzo, Marty A. 0LACK HAWKS Roger Poudrier 209-548, 23 — Homaa for Sala Lakers, 102-97, who Lakers’ Coach Jerry The game had been tied slate Zabielski, Fred Fruchtenicht. Wynn. a RRLIINS Loren McLaughlin 180, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 24 — Loti-Land for Sala Eagles- Coaches Charles CONNECTICUT 25 — Invasimant Proparty Tuesday night. West calls the most 13 times and the lead C. RANGERS j Rick Ruggiero 202-538, This is the 26 — Bustnass Proparty awesome force in the NBA, Davis and veteran Herm changed 14 times before Wednesday Stars- Coaches Dave Paris, Berrera, Tom Greer; Dan ■ " Dave Edwards 512, Rich WILLIAM E. BUCKLEY, 27 — Resort Proparly The win gives Portland a Tom Pratt; Matt Oough, Bill McGrail, John Button, Glenn season for Chairman of 28 — Real Estata Wanted said, “We tried to force Gilliam — bewilders the Walton got his 14 points in BASEBALL S)|Met|)(oeiq:JeMSUl3 Aroian 207-501, Lisa Brown 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven Lakers. Hollins, along with Bacon Academy at Crickmore, Andy Marsh, Jensen, Brian O’Marra, Jeff Library Board MI8C. SERVICES Portland to shoot the ball ' a 16-point Blazer surge Cathy Ryan, Neal Schackner, 461. BLACK 020-5 31 — Services Offered Western Conference title power forward Maurice Cheney Tech, 3:15 Staniunas, Amy Berrera, 32 — Painting.Papering high but then Walton tips it while holding the Lakers to Matt Alexander, Shaun 33 — Building.Contficling series. Another Trail Lucas, who scored 22 South Windsor at Suf- Dave Mackey, Sean McGrail, in and there’s nothing you three to put the game out Brophy, Ian Dickson, Dick Marc Ferrero, Gary Sander­ CARPENTER ANTS 34 — Roofing-Sidmg Blazer triumph Friday field TEE-TOTALERS- Bar­ 35 — Healing.Plumbing can do about it. I’m not points to share game ' of reach. Folk, Jeff Gaboury, Francis son, Brendan Szemplinski, 36 — Flooring night here will eliminate Rockville at Bloom­ bara Fink 180-175-527, Leda In addition to being trying to rain on Portland’s scoring honors with Jabbar had but 21 points. Parlapiano, Todd Powers, Mike Strasser, Adam Baseball unsightly and unsanitary, INVITATION 37 — Movmg-Trucking.Storage the Lakers and put field Nicol 470, Karen Riordan 30 — Services Wanted Steve Allison, Laurent Bour- Wichman, Mike Craig, Dennis Texas — Traded third Black Ants excavate Portland into the NBA Rocky Hill at Bolton 179-451, Donna Terragna MISC. FOR SALE cier, Brian Brophy, Jim Foreman, Charles King, baseman Roy Howell to extensive galleries In wood TO BID championship finals. Portland at Rham 195-451, Barbara Seifert THE EIGHTH UTILITIES 40 — Household Goods Hasiett, Mike Koblect, Jason Bryan Lerch, Tom Robinson, Toronto for shortstop Jim. to serve as nesting places 41 — Articles lor Sale 193-481, Sharot^ Richard DISTRICT of MANCHESTER Philadelphia, leading Coventry at Cromwell Neubauer, Matt Paggioli, Andy Scheinblum, Lee and may cause extensive 42 — Building Supplies 76ers tops on road^ Mason, pitcher Steve 191-498, Marilyn Rogers solicits bids for various in­ 40 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Houston, 2-0, plays the TENNIS Mike Paris, Chris Sember. Wichman, John Tillotson, damage to your home. '44 — Livestock Hargan and cash. 186-500, Judy Sabella J79- surance coverages for a Rockets in Houston tonight Cheney Tech at Lyman Wildcats- Coaches C3iarlie Mike Yarnot. 45 ~ Boats & Accessories Boggini, Bob King; Todd 455, Marti l^rilla 180. period for one year. Sealed 46 — Sporting Goods in the third game of their M emorial Devils- Coach Dave 47 — Garden Products Courcy, Pat Daugherty, Brian Sibrinsz; Hal Brown, Jim bids must be returned by June 48 — Antiques best-of-seven Eastern East Catholic at South move to Houston Malley, George Russo, Paul English, Jamison Hull, 2,1977. The bids will be public­ 49 — Wanted to Buy Conference title show­ Windsor (girls) ly opened at 1:00 p.m. in the down. probably be about 146-120.” enough mistakes to be get­ Senkow, Dave Arnold, Jill Maurice Morlarty, Chris WE SERVICE RENTALS HOUSTON (UPI) - GOLF Boggini, Geoff Burgess, Craig Olkacki, Keith Harlan, Pat Eighth District Tax Collec­ 52 — Rooms lor Rent Game 3 was a tough one, With their strong road ting beaten worse than 53 — Apartments lor Rent The Philadelphia 76ers South Cavanna, Tom Diana, John Lyons, Mike McMahon, Bjlly Call tor’s office at 32 Main Street, 54 — Homes lor Rent record to bolster them, the “the toughest in the series were the best road they have. Houston has 40 Catholic/Aquinas at East Gorman, Mike MacDonald, Driggs, K.C. Reischerl Brad Manchester, Connecticut. The 55 ~ Business for Rent so far,” said Portland 76ers have good reason for turnovers to the 76ers’ 28, right is reserved to reject any 56 — Resort Property for Rent team in the NBA this Catholic Keith Arnold, Andy Boggini, Stern, Craig Szymanskl, Jeff PORSCHE-AUDI for a Preventive Moinlenonce program 57 — Wanted to Rent confidence. They won 18 of and all bids. Specifications 58 — Misc for Rent Coach Jack Ramsay. “Bill while Philadelphia has shot Cheney Tech at Paul Bradshaw, Senan Gor­ Wright, Peter FoIIett, season so there is no 41 away games this season METRO HARTFORD'S NEWEST and bid forms may be secured was just tremendous with 55 free throws to Houston’s Somers man, John King, Kevin Love, Melorah Hull, Greg Damron, AUTOMOTIVE his clutch play. At halftime reason to believe a — one of them a 116-94 win 40. Pryce Maltempo, Chris Pamela Reischerl, Allen PORSCHE-AUDI DEALERSHIP at the Eighth District 61 ~ Autos for Sale TRACK Firehouse Dispatcher Office, 62 Trucks tor Sale screaming crowd in at Houston. The 76ers have a slight Ogden, Brad Thurston, Jon Livermore, Mike Robison, VUE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF 649-9240 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Manchester/Weth­ Kloter. Matt Schauster, Joe 32 Main Street, Manchester, 64 — Motorcycles-Bicyciat “We are going to try to edge in shooting percen­ PORSCHE-AUDI PARTS 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile the Houston Rockets’ ersfield at Enfield Tomkunas, Keira Williams. Connecticut. Weather cuts win in four,” 76ers’ guard tage, but it is not the Signed this 4th day of May, Homes Summit sports arena Doug Collins, the second shooting, as such, that Bruins- Coaches Jim 66 — Automotive Service school sports Cosmos- Coach Will Breitenfeld, Ken Anderson; BUSSEHEMmCIMMNI 1977. 67 — Autos lor Reni-Leese will have any effect on hottest shooter so far in the Houston feels it must stop. Britnell; Todd Lukas, Karl HOFFMAN PORSCHE AUDI John C. Flynn Jr. them tonight. Thursday Darre Brown, Chris Dolbec, The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Manchester High boys’ semifinal series, says. Manlstedt, Jim McCartan, Dave Odom, Scott Stephens, ______^700 CONNECTICUT BLVD., E. HTFD. 528-9447 Insurance b a s e b a l l Jeff Rothman, Chris Shurkus, track has been rescheduled The two teams meet in Substitute forward Roger Wesson, Keir Commissioner Eagle netmen Fermi at Manchester, Scott Aronson, Nick Calvo, from Tuesday to today Game No. 3 of their best- Darryl Dawkins has hit 13- Breitenfeld, Chris Lappen, Eighth Utilities 3:30 Steve Donahue, Chris Gagnon, □ NOTICES against Enfield High and of-seven playoff series of-20 shots from the floor. down St, Paul Henry Miner, Christih District Hartford Public at Andy Marcantonio, Dan ONLY AT WATKINS CAN YOU FIND SO MANY PIANOS with Philadelphia holding Collins has hit 20-of-33. Rovegno, Dick Sartor, 015-5 Wethersfield in Enfield. McCartan, Jeff Nodden, A1 the edge after two wins at If Houston is to make a East Catholic’s boys’ South Windsor Micheline Stephens, Mark AND ORGANS FOR THE STUDENT TO THE CONCERT Lost and Found 1 Blocked shot in playoffs Manchester High baseball Penney at Conard Borgida, Laura Calvo, Mike against Simsbury has been home. contest of the series with a tennis team downed St. Terza, Jon Zupnik, Chris Den­ Wethersfield at East Chirgwin, Jeff Hazzard, Greg ARTIST. LOST - Sheltie (Toy Collie) in Portland’s Herm Gilliam goes up and puts hand on ball to block shot of rescheduled Friday as win tonight, thp 6-foot-ll Paul, 6-1, yesterday at the nison, Melinda Dolbec, Tom The Rockets say the day H artford Lukas, Joe Mistretta, Doug vicinity of Manchester Green. Lucius Allen of Lakers last night in NBA playoffs. (UPI photo) forward Moses Malone has Manchester Racquet Club. Lyon, Howard Rovegno, Sean LEGAL Reward. Call 649-4256, 646- have events between of the lead-foot defense is Morton, Jerry Rothman, Carl Ransom, John Scata, Dick to carry the load. He was The Eagles now show a 4-3 Rockville at Windsor 2099, anytime. Manchester High’s boys’ gone and that tonight’s Skoog, Lester Tallman. Trampntano, Mike Yavinsky, won-lost record. Locks Coaches Todd FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALE! NOTICE and girls’ tennis and girls’ game and the fourth one the big scorer in Game No. T igers- Seth Zupnik. Results: Briggs. (EC) Ellington at White, Geoff Michaud; Ron LOST - Fem ale Siberian softball against Simsbury. Friday in Houston will be 1 when he got 32 points. Bears- Coach Neal Aider- NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Husky. Black and white, blue def. King 6-1, 6-2; Visgilio Middletown Cote, Jon Donahue, Jon Lutin, Cheney Tech’s baseball different. But, shut off from the in­ man; Madeline Bourcier, OF ^ e s . Vicinity Route 44A and Tim Melroy, Mike Polinsky, game against Bolton was “I know we’re slow. Our side in Game No. 2, he (EC) def. Denny 6-3, 6-3; TRACK Mike Houle, Jason Norris, GAY ENGINEERING, Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. Bitter, angry Bruins Lareau (EC) def. Jensen 6- East Catholic at Jason Shaia, Jeff Cappello, INCORPORATED Call 742-6325 or 646-8481 collected only seven points. Jeff Rawson, Mike Taylor, HAMMOND ORGANS postponed indefinitely. players know it too,” said Ben DiGregorio, Steve Reward. East Catholic’s girls’ soft- Rockets’ Coach Tom “I think I can rebound 4, 6-2; Barone (EC) def. Manchester, 3:15 Shawn Hart, Pete LaPointe, NOTICE is hereby given, Durdek, Pete Gallasso, Brian pursuant to General Statutes ball was postponed in­ Nissalke, whosp club lost better here,” Malone said Snow 6-0, 6-2; Denny-King TENNIS Jeff Moore, Dan Packer, Mike IMPOUNDED - Grey & white Kennedy, Shane May. Jim Demonstrators • Pre-owned • Discontinued Models of Connecticut, that GAY definitely with East’s golf the first two games by after a spirited practice (StP) def. Fleming- Fermi at Manchester Rawson, John Tirillo, Kevin male Huskie. Black collar. Zotta, Dick Baver, Mark Sarles, Sandro Squatrito, ENGINEERING, match against Fitch and scores of 128-117 and 106-97. Tuesday. “The crowd will C annata 6-3, 4-6, 7-6; Manchester at Fermi Cichowski, Dean Donaghue, Trade-Ins At Blue Book Prices! Picked up in the Merrow Road Declare war on foes Twig (^ulet, John DeQuatiro, INCORPORATED, a Connec­ and Goose Lane area. Contact get me going. We will Browne-Oulette (EC) def. (girls) Manning Fendell, Lisa Bulkeley rescheduled for “ (But) if we decided to Dick Houle, Paul Fontaine, ticut corporation having its Coventry Dog Warden, 423- win.” Lapenta-Lazorik 7-6, 7-5; East Catholic at E.O. Giorgetti, Kevin Goetz, Eric Don Cherry said after Mon­ refereeing has been a farce May 17. East girls’ track abandon our game plan and Michelle Maxim, Bob Moore, principal place of business in 6524. MONTREAL (UPI) .^hinn-McDermott (EC) Smith (girls) Hasemann, Dave O’Brien, treal blanked Boston 3-0 in this year in the whole was rescheduled for May run with them from start So far in the series, the Carole Purdy, Gerald Samp­ Manchester, Connecticut, has — Bitter, angry and def. Ratcliffe-Snow 7-5,2-6, Barry Smith. IMPOUNDED - German 20. to finish, the score would Rockks have committed son, Bill Turner. been dissolved by a resolution a game pitting the Bruins Stanley Cup. I’m fed up Lancers- Coaches Mindy frustrated, the Bruins 6-2. Kings- Coach Tom DeCian- of its Board of Directors and Shepard Upe, tan and black against both the Canadiens with the way the referee and Dean Setzler; Alison male. Olcott St area. headed back to the tis; Brian Bentley, Sean Stockholders, effective as of and their Forum fans. handled the game tonight.” Larkin, Chris Mahoney, Mike Chihuahua, tan male. West safe confines of Fleming, Michele Hornbostel, April 29, 1977. All creditors, if Center St. Contact Referee Ron Wicks A powerplay goal by Massaro, Scott Setzler, Stan Jase Morelewicz, Mark Todd, any, are warned to present Cotter, Stacey Zackin, Paul Manchester Dog Warden, 646- Boston Garden today handed out 20 penalties — Pete Mahovlich broke a Sue Doremus, Mark Harvill, their claims to LaBELLE, 4555. having issued a 11 to Boston — as Montreal scoreless tie at 7:43 of the Besterfieid, Jim Burke, Mike Bob Landolphi, Jeremy ROTHENBERG, Guardsman Belted Carter, Scott Davis, Scott out-defensed the Bruins for middle' period. Doug Moore, Kristin Price, Jeff WOODHOUSE & RUBINOW, declaration of war on Gentilcore, Chris Manerl, a 2-0 lead in the best-of- Risebrough made it 2-0 five Plus Schaller, Jon Spohn, Stacey P.C., Attorneys at Law, 843 the Canadiens, the (Guardsman Brllrd Stars Low Teri Sombric, Cheryl Sinks, □ EMPLOYMENT seven Stanley Cup finals. ItlackHall KrfiularPHcr K.K.T Tomkiei, Joe Doyle, Jim Main Street, Manchester, minutes later and Steve Matt Cotter, Matt Flynn, Rick Montreal fans and the A78-I3 % 22M 1.73 Farnsworth, Jon Mazzeo, Connecticut, on or before Boston hosts Games 3 and 4 Shutt scored the third Mon­ Kahaner, John Lajeunesse, NHL officiating staff. Thursday and Saturday. C78-I3 $25.88 2.01 Erin Prescott, Jim Salafia, August 15, 1977, or thereafter Hefp Wontod 13 treal goal 5:40 into the final D7H-M $26.88 2.09 Dave Larkin, Greg Mahoney, Sherman Trott, Chris Todd, HAMMOND be barred as by statute “I don’t even want to Cherry, who has paid to period. E78-I4 $27,88 2,26 Guardsman 4 ply PHONE FROM home to ser­ Jason ^n;field, Mark Nich Vesho, Gregor Siebert. provided, talk about the game. The criticize NHL officials in Vezina Trophy winner F78-U $29.88 2.42 SOUNDER I SOUNDER III PIPER SPINET ' vice our customers in the Zackin. 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Dukett, Bob Fallon, David Rubinow, P.C. said. “All in all I think we A78-I3 Blacknall Lewie, Dwight Whitaker, will Be At Watkins Atlanta — Signed linebackers Rudolph Bryant of played much better than 165-12 $44.52 1.88 * ® Hicking, Michael Meister, D O N ’T A in S S T H IS Its Attorneys SEWING MACHINE 175-13 $47.22 1.99 16 Kyle Bockus, Ken Calabro, Bruce Rosenberg, Scott Piv- Organ Studios For This 021-5 Operator with drapery South Carolina State and Victor Chandler of Kansas we did in the opener” IMPORTANT EVENTI 185-14 $53.83 2.36 Craig Fichtel, Steve Gay, Jeff nick, Jon Weinbaum, Corey experience. Cali between 9 State and defensive tackle Charles Underwood of which Montreal won 7-3. G u tirdsm an S ears Low P lus Mann, Ray Memery, Dave Special EventI 195-14 $57.19 2.54 Carter, Ray Juleson. and 5, Monday thru Friday. Texas-EI Paso as free agents. B lackw all R eg u lar P ric e F.E.T. Nielsen, Jamal Siddiqui, Dan 646-7286. Time and' again Boston’s 205-14 $62.02 2.&1 Jets- Coaches Shawn 1 .7 2 Taylor. PUBLIC New York Jets — Signed quarterback Craig Nagel attack was repulsed by a 215-14 $67.58 2.96 A 7 8 -I.T 8 I 6 ..3 0 Murphy, John Topping; Glenn Tornadoes- Coaches Jeff and wide receiver Don Buckey as free agents. solid Montreal defense and 165-15 $47.06 1.97 B 7 8 - I .3 8 1 8 ..3 0 1 .8 2 Bartkowski, Andy Gallant, Lombardo, Ed Kennison; Jon NOTICE Buffalo — Signed fullback Jim Braxton to a series when they did break 205-15 $65.70 2.91 C 7 8 - 1 3 8 2 0 ..3 0 2 .0 1 Jill Hapipson, Scott Misage, Coleman, Greg Hassett, Jeff Yoke Interest of one-year contracts. through Dryden was there 215-15 $69.81 3.11 Cliff Tyler, Paul Hendessi, Pursuant to Chapter 439, Sec­ E 7 8 - 1 « 8 2 1 . 0 0 2 . 2 3 Levitt, Chris Pellegrini, Steve Washington — Signed defensive end Ron Wade of with the save. ZZ5-15 I7Z.82 3,26 Jim Kitsock, Alan Myers, Joe tion 22a-ld of the General 235-15 $»4.36 3.58 F 7 8 - 1 4 8 2 2 . 0 0 2 .3 7 Simon, Mark Yavinsky, Chris the University of California-Davis as a free agent. Polkey, Curt Scheuy, Mike Statutes of Connecticut, G 7 8 - I 1 8 2 l.( K ) 2 . 5 3 Flood, Andy Bodyk, Dan Chicago — Signed wide receiver Scott Yelvington, Steel Belted 30 Smith, Gordon Tuttle, Mike notice is hereby given that CC netmen .3.f>0-l.5 8 2 0 ..3 0 1 .7 7 Callahan, Jason Cotton, Mike Woodhouse, Doug copies of an environmental Northwestern, running barks Vince Smith, Northern Markstein, Jason Poirot, Steel Belled JO Regular SALE Plus G 7 8 - 1 .3 8 2 t.(M ) 2 ..5 9 Bartkowski, Dave Evans, assessment of the proposed Illinois, and Chris Hoskins, Missouri Western, defen­ Whitewall Price PRICE F.E.T. 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Edwards, UCLA, as free agent. 1178-14 $32.00 $44.20 2.89 cal; Steve Gilbert, Scott locations within the Town of tennis tournament last G78-13 $31.00 $43.35 2.72 Indians- Coach Chris New Orleans — Signed safeties Jerry Reese, Altrui, Eric Gremmo, Eric Manchester: Sunday and Monday behind 1178-13 $51.00 $45.90 2.94 Young; Bernadette Bolbrock, McMullan, Set Weire, Wayne, Office of the Oklahoma, Don Roberts, Texas Tech, and Rod Rhode Island Jr. College. JTS-I.i $56.00 $17.60 3.08 Matt ()hagnot, Dave Kuezek, U 8-I3 $58,110 $19.30 3.21 SAVE Hollingsworth, Tad Kapitks, HAMMOND HAMMOND HAMMOND Town Clerk Foster, Harvard, defensive back Donald Martin, Yale, Craig Pardi, Andy Siwik, HAMMOND Rhode Island qualified to Brian O’Donnell, Tim Pual, Town Hall punter Bill Farris, Mississippi, defensive end John Kevin Wilson, Mary Bolbrock, compete for the national ti­ Clyde Pickral, C)raig Smith, PHOENIX H-lll CONCORDE GRANDEE 41 Center Street, Healy, Lehigh, kick return specialist Richard Mauti, Tim Cyr, Paul Davis, Dana tle to be held later this Kelly'O’Connell, Chris Manchester, Connecticut, Penn State, center Joe Pendergrast, Boston College, * 6 . Dieterle, Mark Foley, Dave month in Scottsdale, Uriano, Mike DuPont, Tim 06040 and wide receiver Rick Rivas, Memphis State, all free Glade, Karl Marble, Debbie M695 ^ 2 4 9 5 ^ 5 9 9 5 ^ 5 4 9 5 Arizona. * ,.t. >1AI, f J Eltringham, Jeff Holland, Hours: Bushnell, Brian Geraghty, agents. 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Taylor; Pete Call, Jeff Edger- Manchester, Connecticut i 9 9 Golas, Aaron Peterson, Greg Hours: Ricks to Syracuse of the International League. ly , Bill Kennard, Dave Paine, McDonald, Eric Wldmer, c u t'll 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Seattle — Reactivated pitcher Enrique Romo and Dan Smith, John Taylor, Lori Scott Jackson, Erinn Jarvis, TO THE CONCERT ARTIST! Bono , Jamie D'Amato, Drew Monday-Friday reassigned first baseman Joe Lis to Toledo of the • tUUertperlw niieff ebtiktlrrlMlrAfalrU lor eeorr Sean O’Donnell, Melinda letlte Hallers < oeerll UirrneilwalsltndArWi iGrwp m 'l Dionne, Miriam Gaber, Galen 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., International l,.eague. Kegular tl3.W ra. 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Http WantaH Hornet For Sale 23 Homat For Sale 23 Do0*-Blrtf*-Ptt* 4 3 Apartmanta For Rent S3 Retort Property Autoa For Salt 81 For Rant 88 MANCHESTER - 8 1/2 room DOG OBEDIENCE Classes - VILLAGER APTS. 1973 VEGA - Three speed AUTO Ranch. Finest construction, F. J. SPILECKI National Weather Forecast 5«ARY, tiiD Y ... $10 for complete five-week Carpeting, full baiement. IVk tile SUMMER RENTAL, Water­ standard. 46,000 miles. front Cottage - On Lake Call after 6, 6461308. fireplace, recreation room, RMftora 648-2121 course. Evening and Saturday bathi. appliances, heat, patio, air m e c h a n ic garage, spotless condition. V o U 'R f 6 0 IM& T O i classes available. 6461103. conditioner, no pets, adulti. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, K e r a U i Inunedlate opening for 343,500. Hutchins Agency 646- New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. 1971 HORNET SporUbout - an experienced auto 3166. $31,900 ColorJal — Three HAvK 1b PfcSuiLD I CHARLES LESPERANCE Completely furnished, fully Wagon. Canary yellow. Thrif­ mechanic; foreign car bedrooms, living room, S4R-7S20 equipped kitchen, screened ty six cylinder, standard CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING knowledge helpful. We MUST SELL ■ Three family. eat-in kitchen, laundry po^rch, sun deck, float, dock. transmluion. Radial white IT, WITHOUT S Private sandy beach. Great offer; Clean modern Excellent location. Very good room, aluminum siding. walls. Sharp! $1495. Suburban FREE IRRESISTIBLE - Six fishing. Centrally located In Motor Car, 6492076. shop, and good benefit Investment. Apartment Great starter home. THE um PlCfAX. I TWO ROOMS, third floor, available. Financing left that are waiting good Lakes Region. $200 weekly. package. Apply in per­ $36,500 Colonial Condo. 2W homes. Collie and English heat, stove, refrigerator, Call Cromwell, 635-0457, after TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- arranged. Owner, 649-1919. utilities. No children or pets. son to; General baths, all appliances, all tANnUMOtCO 5wEH«MER.f I Setter breed. Call Sandy or 6:00 p.m. 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp PHONE 043-2711 facilities. Elasy living. Rick after 5;00, 6461622. $150. Call 6462236. ' Manager, Carter MANCHESTER - Modem tai" \ ‘ car. Asking $2550. 6464938. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD DeCormler. V. FAIG THi5 T i m e . LAKE Wlnnlpesaukee - maculate four bedroom Cape. $38,500 Cape, teven rooms, iMANOmt ROCKVILLE - Three Room Two full baths, family rooim eat-in country kitchen, DACnSUNDS - AKC. Smooth Moultonboro, New 1975 FIAT X19 - 11,000 miles. coat. Black and tan, and red. Apartment. With heat, hot DeCORMER built-in oven and range, 100 X aluminum siding, garage.' Hampshire. Newer chalet Fantastic condition. Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Standard. 6460653. water, stove refrigerator. Sleeps 10. Fireplace, private Reasonable. Must be seen. 200 level lot. Quiet convenient Fine starter home. lOWfIt IIM niAlUItt $158. No pets. Parking for one ADVERTISINB DRTSIIN neighborhood. 343,900. Direct area, nicely furnished. 646 After 5:30. Call 742-8323. $44,900 Ranch. South Wind­ I OQslTEUU T OKAV,HCW e A s y . ., H E o h . n o / I PlDNh-S^ car. Adults only. Secicurity 5566. 288 Broad 8L from owner. Call 649-1040 deposit. Call 6467690. RATES ____ Manchaatar after 5 p.m. sor. Six rooms, IVk baths, VflUWHBsl ^{ ABCUr FDRpeasyeo J U S T B S ^ O R E Boeta-Aoeeeaoitea 48 1976 HORNET - 4 door. ManclMstar Evening Herald garage, 120x200 treed lot. EV ER / \> M IU -4J2P BEFORE BSORE cP V R T B R . R ead Automatic, power steering, 1 d a y ___1la ¥Pord per day Neat, clean home. ( FILWAORE? c a r t e r . CARTER' 15 FOOT BOAT - 35 H.P. FTJRNISHED Three Room - air, 2 new snows. $3600 or test 3 daya ... 10a word per day motor. Trailer. $1,000. Call Heated apartment. Second H erald offer. 2897035. 6 days .... 9a word per day MOTHERS HELPER - To live $52,900 Colonial Cape. East (S3* (5ERVEPIN / floor, two family. Adults. No 26 d a y s ___6a word per day with family at beach for the COLONIAL CAPE Hartford. Super clean UnwiAlHlIfOtOCAM# O FFIC E, y 6460635. pets. Security. References. A ds 15 words $2.00 minimum summer. Tiiree children. Call located in the Bowers home. Fine area. 2 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - DEALERSHIP 6464860. Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch 242-6529, after 4 p.m. fireplaces, breezeway and Qarden Produeta 47 School area on lovely For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, May 12. Wednesday am/fm radio, cassette deck. landscaped lot. Front to garage. 80x175 treed lot. EAST HARTFORD - Adult Wanted to Rant 57 night will find showers in the far west and the northwestern LOAM OFF Farm Land Low mileage. $3400 or test back flreplaced living couple. No pets. Four rooms, area of Texas. Mostly fair weather is expected elsewhere. Delivered. Five yard offer. 643-0M8. AVAILABLE room, formal dining heal and hot water, stove. 3165 MARRIED COUPLE Desire 'Butinatt Opportunitf 14 Building lot - Wyneding Minimum readings include: (approximate maximum minimum. Call 6469918 after room, garage. Priced in monthly. 5262330.4:30 p.m. to rent in Bolton area. Please 1967 GTO ENGINE - Good Hill Rd. One of temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 52 (77), Boston 49 (71), XaxA- 5:30. Weekends anytime. call 6492155. SMALL ENGINE Service low 340's. 8:30 p.m. condition. Runs. $200. Call 646 Manchester’s finest areas Chicago 48 ( 76), Cleveland 46 (71), Dallas 60 ( 78), Denver 44 in East Hartford... Corporation expanding dealer 09^ Antiquaa 48 9120, after 3:M p.m. (76), Duluth 48 (75), Houston 62 (83), Jacksonville 60 ( 82), CPiAUI THREE ROOM /^ rtm e n t. FAMILY OF Four desires two network! No experience Available July 1st. First floor. bedroom apartment in necessary. Complete training Kansas City 60 (82), Little Rock 51 (81), Los Angeles 52 (67), WANTED''Antioue furniture, ZINSSER MANCHESTER - 5 Room Miami 72 ( 84), Minneapolis 53 (80), New Orleans 61 (82), Heat, hot water, appliances, Bentley School district. Call program. 3500. investment Ranch. Aluminum siding. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Trueka lor Sala 82 R M ito r 846-1811 New York 52 ( 73), Phoenix 57 ( 84), San Francisco 47 ( 60), Real Batata Wanted 28 HoutahoU Qoeda 40 ArUelaa lor Sale 41 ArUelaa lor Sale 41 storage area, laundry 6499m after 6. required to start your own New roof. New driveway. City other antique Items. R. facilities. Security deposit. No Call Don Hatak business. Ideal for retired or Seattle 44 ( 60), St. Louis 53 (76), Washington 50 ( 78). Harrison, 64^09. INTERNATIONAL' 1970 Load utilities. Convenient location. TAPPEN FOUR Burner Elec­ SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, DARK LOAM. 5 yards. $32 pets. $210.6464884 or 6467268. STORAGE AREA or Garage part time. Details on request. 329,900. Hayes Corp., 6466131. SELLING your house? Call us plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed needed to store light Star. 1800. Twelve foot wheel Mr. Barker. ESCA Field HOUSE FOR Sale on In­ first and we’ll make you a tric stove, $75. One G.E. processed gravel, stone, sand WANTED - Old toys, post base, flat bed. $1200 firm. Call and fill. For delivery call sand and stone. 6469504. SIX R(X)M Duplex • Includes materials. Electricity, and ADVERTISING 647-9946 Training Division Box 619, dustrial Land - Call 647-9604. ANDOVER - Ranch. Three cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Refrigerator, $50. Both In cards, steins, stringed in­ 6491008 after 5. 746 Parker Street, George H. Grlffing, Andover, heat, hot water, carpeting, water supply preferable but Wading River, New York. bedrooms up, one down off rec Realtor, 6461577. excellent working condition. struments, paintings, fur­ not necessary. Ask for DEADLINE 11792. Manchester. Moving must sell. FTices are 742-7M6. and appliances. $300. room. NewV kitchen, fireplace.firepf Homat For Sala 23 Homat For'Sala 23 niture, clocks, advertising Granger. 646-8882. IMMEDIATE Cash for your negotiable. Call Pete or Ron TAG SA LES Available June 1st. Call 646 12:00 noon the day before House completely insulated items, outright purchase, con­ 9188 after 3 p.m. publication. INTERESTED IN Going into DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, property. Let us explain our at 6^7849. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - signments. 644-8962. Motoreyelaa-Bleyelaa 84 HELIARC WELDER - Two car garage. 339,900. Deadline for Saturday and Business? Need a store? Can’t carpeting, aluminum storms, fair proposal. (;all Mr. Good condition. Good for TAG SALE & Bake Sale - STEADY WORK ' Reliable, Experience required on round trees, 3W5 income. 338,500. Offers invited. Owner, 742- plating, or welding. Call 649- FIVE ROOM DUPLEX. 1 TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. hard worker, who wants afford high rent? Take care of 6015. BeHiore, M7-141S. BUILT-IN GAS Appliance, Saturday May 14th., 10 to 2, at WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, tubing. Part time. Call 646- Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. IN TOWN Counter top Stove ana built-in 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. year old. St. James School 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and steady employment, good in­ my business along with yours Buckingham Church, Hebron Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Eiar- area. 1 1/2 baths, all major □ AUTOMOTIVE 4838. MAY WE BUY your home? oven with broiler. Including rack. $1,750. 2894042. come. Call 528-6702 between 9- in Manchester area. And I'll Avenue, Glastonbury. ly Toys, Statues, Furniture. appliances and air con­ TWO FAMILY House - 5 large Quick, fair, all cash and no fan. Best offer. 5667832. PLEASE READ 2 only. make you an offer to our New listing. Exceptions' A W Wnmaculate 6 COLDSPOT Air Conditioner - Jugs, Crocks, Almost ditioning. Oak floors, private OIL BURNER - Heating ser­ m utual benefit. 1-223-4460 rooms each. Exceptional con­ problems. Call Warren E. Autoa For Sala 81 YOUR AD NEW LISTING room Cape, w j^' ia, enclosed Excellent condition. 6,500 TAG SALE - 56 Keeney, cor­ A n tin g Old. 6462690. double driveway. Security. vice man. Full time. before 9 a.m. dition. Centrally located. Howland, Realtors, 6461108. UPRIGHT FREEZER - 14.8 BTU. $65.00. Call 8762462. ner of Portland and Keeney. MEDICAL LABORATORY -Uniforms and transportation sun porch siding, and Call 64650M, after 5 p.m. call ★ ★ Beautiful yard. Priced sen­ Cubic Feet. 11/2 years old. In Three families. 10 to 5, Satur­ Wanted to Buy 49 DATSUN-Z-Car. 74 1/2 in- Classified ads are taken over Needs - Part time person to provided. Full benefits. Top sibly in high 350s. Broker. 646- Spacious first floor family carpeting, *Racaped lot near a bus excellent condition. $250. Call 6465067. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON the phone as a convenience. 3200.00 WEEKLY Stuffing NEW GOLD/NYLON Carpet - day, May 14th. terim 260 Z. 2 plus 2 Coupe FX-1200 - Built by factory draw blood. Must be available hourly rate. For the man who envelopes already stamped 24M. 9 to 5. room accents this 6-room line. Priced ^ ^ t $42,9 I'T—I , MARC marks 25th anniversary News for senior citizens Plainfield results Plainfield entries - ‘ By GLORIA BENSON Hi everyone! Saturday, president; Helena Foster, Dick ’Thivla, golf pro at Wednesday secretary; and Ruby East Hartford course. Wally and the seniors nU M IM IK nm M l (1) HniM KI) Fad Tha I r s FMrtk laalk head^ south to Bermuda, Wales, treasurer. Entertainment: Awarding iwoi: Fin - m m onn 2M.M UN IN IN J-irahaM UN IN IN Riat l.DsflyMR M 1. hpMiaaa IHapTN I liilitf Chriitlt IM ICm Ca Love, hard work bring hope to retarded Just a reminder that on IN IN U M F M Ia IN I.N 1. Tanp M I 2. Mitsr Mrtsr and just in time with this trophies to the winners, MhVilq in iM i« i n MMpCMIp IN IjM ar Trap 5 I LMillf lyiM i. 0^ M llM^Ma crazy weather we are Monday, May 18, we will and Ervin and Ernie Whip­ HWi ta l IN IM 7M :lli7 Tit: n i l IhaaFaaap 7 i MW's Ckiiet iSstlMMT l l I. Mh'a bapa MmmM i n a*M Ul pM tun W M UIpaM tUN l-hMIaria 3 i M i M i i Glib't Mnt M I. CMaaa Haa having. Ck)uld you believe have a chance to show off ple, talented father and son m i i s i MMiupiMmn MadalMpaUUlN lIMpIdaa II iOiinf Rii ibbK M IM'ahalON our talents. This Is the magicians will perform — SiM i U ltiin TriMa 114 paU ININ TriMa M4 paU t ^ IFakaaCraia I 7. Ud Rildliiiir l.fm O m M IN haH H a your eyes when you woke TtiMi m nM iiNJi LIM iU b U C m i IM I haUa Eha morning that we bring all tickets $2.50 for nonpar­ nmi risB « w i(7 ) Tail M l (1) T.Sftphin I J up Monday morning to see one Ml (Cl . . . . 7N in IN l-Chnei’alah IN IN IN ICapFaM 11 FKlIi t&k OaiPrik - if/ - m . all that white stuff on the our handwork, pictures, ticipants (limited). UNIM in IN IN MPialanp htaa IN UtMeaSaraM IN IN Sacaal LEMSiirit I. hMaCam I. hpliap Caaaar Ma«iriiq,iw in in MMNIMMNIM IN 1-Tah H i n 1. Nat CM i Ibprilad M i n b l n ground? and other craft Items. We Wednesday, Noon, 3-u'i h e k< in TMITSl 7 1 1 : lin IhUialad II 1 SturWcb liM I Faraita Fd It lIHillMar We start this column on will be at Watkins shortly special roast beef dinner; m n s T M M IN m SUN Kk «Mk Ul p« UN I Saftat'a FiMa I 4. Oms'i 6»tt| 1.1.1'a ipapar M I. SniiaCkaa Shhh Ml pM IIIN Mada IN paM NIN Mada U l paM SUN I. Fridar’a 1 1 CK 8w*sit lU S M a LI 5. Nm Tkkla Friday, so last Friday we after 9 a.m., so bring your guests, Manchester Board TtSMta W m U U271.7I TtVaela 1-M paM SNUN TriMa 1-M paM U7n I h a a t a l I : tm r n i ISlballaaUi M 1 JapM Saw had 65 playing bingo and items down at that time. of Directors, Honorable Mr hNk I47.N HianMIdl EUnin Ml (I) ICaahOaa 1 , 7.IM taM m 7. Tap laaOpr 7 m Ml IS) MartaaCha 17.N IN IN U S ham n n IIN 7N 7-IMpPMa I 5. fSmt miMi LIp EI TS/- then 11 tables of setback, We have always had such a M ayor M a tth e w M. Mtaih'ihlNlhs nn IN Ul UaapSai IN IN MIhaa'alhPar i n IN tShdabaai 'll ; SM Mk TaalNk and the winners were; nice display that I know Moriarty Jr., Genet'al MMi't 9 m IN IN 14riaaiphsia,M IN l-IM Saiip Im i n 7M 1. Citrscki M I. kPtlNalla M 1. Calad laatp iy BE'ftY RYDER U fiM n IN nK un T K U N , l.h a li 1 t UUH firmry IM I hala'a NaUa IM I Hi haM Anna Demko, 134; Sam this year will be the best Manager Robert B. Weiss. THE: 3111 MMSNpaUUin M M IN pM Sll.(l lUiaalaBakap 1 1 3. Infrtli'i by ICalprilac M I ipali biaa Family/Travel Editor ever. 1 p.m., paying tribute to hkWi US pM IllN Maala IN paU SmN PaiMa U l paM IIUN ICMaaa II i 4. CmtUMs I. Mairialaa hkkia II 1 Iraaa haaPki Schors, 132; John McGuin- P«MaSUpMt7UI TilMa M-t paM S1N1.N Trilada 1-M paM tlU lN lUiadar'aMla ! t SaMniVsi i Nfea^ M I hkal Ckkk The next big event will our Senior Volunteers by TtltacU 3-M piU HINJI $. rimM SpnW 1 [ IT ib IM 1 hnpra Mia M 1 Ha ba Haala nis, 126; Bernadette oami s-ii (I) m in i TMIH NHH (t) 1-1 7. M p Maiait n s tllM II) t f m k n 1 \ 7. b n 'i Fhir 7. Wpapil lait Risley, 126; Elizabeth last for a whole week; It is the Board of Directors. An­ UMaaljlU im IN IN MUanlUlhp UN UN IN [ t bytisw Fridi I. U k ^ laM IM I lakapa IM'i Tm Ln IIN i n IN IN Uaatp’aM 7.N I.N 7. I m ’s Slnr The spring of 1977 marks the 2Sth for Retarded Children opened its Ck>ne, 127; Bess Moonan, Big Week. nouncing Manchester Mil HI i7n tin IN l-HMM Fadkan IN I. NgMrlricM lad b t Cataaaka ki Ilk anniversary of the Manchester 123; Mina Reuther, 123; Monday, at 6:30, Men Senior Center’s Mr. and Mnl «MI. N Ml THE: 3 in 711: 111! doors, thus becoming the first Day THE: 3111 SMIaWpniUN M M IN M tlin CMpn Spadal: haea hapaiai la lltk Association for Retarded Gtizens Care Center for mentally retarded and Women’s Senior Nine- Mrs. Senior Citizen for the hIM t IM pUI I131N Macia $M pU SINN Gladys Seelert, 123; Ann Sapartada U 2-3M lU N n (MARC) Inc., an organization Fisher, 121; Mike Hole Golf Tourney, East 1976-77 season. Presen­ M nU U l m IlllN TM a M-t paU SHIN ITTEMKlllN children in the State of Connecticut. TrtfKli m pM IlH in NMI: 1117175 founded by a small group of parents DeSimone, 120; Violet Hartford Golf Course, (en­ tations. 2 p.m.. Enter­ In 1959, an evening program was Thursday matinee of retarded children who, throughout Dion, 119. try fee 82 includes golf and tainment: Our own seniors initiated once a week for retarded the years, banded together in an ef­ Saturday we were ticket to sports banquet.) will entertain us with adults. Known today as the TCMTEKm Fin 5-11 (I) fort to define the needs of their saddened to read about the 10 a.m., kitchen social music, dancing and skits Hm S-ll (Q Fad Tba: MS FJl Faarik Tprik Manchester Association for m m con - TiML sm r 1-CpMp TaM, bp UN UN IN l-FaaaaFliip UN 7.N IN Fkd l.CnW tallP M 1. bpHpiM 7-1 l-CaSanp M children and obtain tbe assistance Retarded Citizens Young Adults, the passing of two of our games, special prizes. under the direction of fs n TIHB COBH (I) 54kap Caa UN IN 1- U'a HariM. bp I. ' IN Hr. IN McSpappp 5-2 lEitarkld IM lip p ia h l M I Chtde iari 5-2 MUFi m Ih i UN i n IN UaakpMe IN MiiMkMk IN IFkriakia required to bring those needs to frui­ program has flourished and now has members, Wilfred Ritchie, ■ Noon, super lunch served Celeste Wng. Tisiin I Mp Tan 7-2 M IFacatSala 1- 2 lIrpiMaffla M lASniWi IN IN IIKIIST I Haaaada Tata IM llackaWIW M IbpM aM IM I Mapk Ink M tion. some 60 members. ’This program and James J. Sposato, the in the dining hall (75 Thursday, 10 a.m., day to MMIilclnn,hp IN MhM IN paM tlU N MMa IN pW SUN I Ikp IMirri M 1 Fapp ha IM . 5. Dpidie 12-1 5. M M laa 7-2 n tIM T FarMa U l paM SHIN FaiMaUlpMSNn IhlalpM p M IFriprtpbIM 7-2 ISkiiM 7-1 I hdtp Fattp 12-1 It was in the spring of 1952 that became so successful that in 1976 a chairman of our finance cents); 1 p.m., pinochle, travel to the Plainfield dog WMi 111 piU SIMI TriMa 2-M pW S1N7.N TriMa 24-1 pM SHIN T.lappr M 7. Jppi'alM 15-1 7. Talp Cdkp M TtMi 1-M pSI tlllN INraManb ' these parents were brought together similar group for 12- to 16-year olds committee. Jim had a added prizes, 7:30 p.m. Big track. Trip includes bus, sun Ml HI 7071 7HHE COHBE (I) 7.0 1 Tnp IraiM 4- 1 L b .5-2 iakOM L UMa PNtap 10-1 IE«e Ml (I) MIF. Tkp UN in in 14bya7Mp 17.N I.N IN IS b p FHtk E|Mk Dandk by a social worker from the was organiz^. wonderful sense of humor Week Dance — Lou Joubert ticket to track and dinner i-iw’iM ir 21.U n n rju X. Mab hd 11.N IN 2- FM«Hap IN IN l.7akphak M I lackp kp 12-1 1. Eiala'i Eipaka 7-2 Mansfield-Southbury Social Service, and we will really miss and his band. Free door after the races. hp 7.N i n 7-Nb'a Haaa IN l - ^ M b IN 1. Irsb N bttir I lan'a Critkd IM IFrinbp 2- 1 I MaM bp 10-1 The year 1959 saw giant strides M W h U h p IN T IE lin 7HE:1MI ITigtfStyte ITVtiap IM IMIOaaakalik IM I ECa Fp ^ ^ 5-2 and the problems they had him. To Jim ’s wife, Edna, prizes, snacks and punch. Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen IM: 31:71 being Udeen in the state toward im­ abWa IN pW S71N MMa lU paM UN 3. briMtir - I Spadal Taiaa 5- 2 IMFakilaM I EitaiW 2-1 experienced separately were, at last, we send our deepest Tuesday, 1 p.m.. Men social games, special MMi lU pM I7in Fariada IN pW SINN Fariada Ul paM SUN 4. NuvyM 1 Cip't llaraa 7-1 I laaM Zan M I Mra Tku 12-1 proving conditions for the mentally 7M a 1-M pdl 1111171 TriMa M-7 pdl Him TriMa 1-24 pM S1N.N 1 Fpapp Fdkp IFM II M IK pp 3- 1 I Fdrida IM shared witii other concerned parents. regrets. and Women’s Bowling prizes. Noon, special Mp hNh lUpiM IIUN 7. Mppr Fapp M 7. p. Hi Skd 7-1 retard^. Bunce Center snon Ml (I) EUran Ml (C) I H JacM 12-1 7. TakaaTiUd Having shared their fears and Monday, I was driving Tournament at the punch, spring fling gold im M ijs ) l-h tk lp i UN 7.N I.N MaNpHHcaa UN UN IN 7. hart al ttaaa L0apk«laat 7-2 LM Iadp M L Sppi M M During the administration of (Jov. Unwltim IN IN IN l-Sapkap Tapai IN IN 34alaal Caaaaa UN IN H a n 't Ori Sidk TaaKlk anxieties about the future of their the mini-bus, picking up Parkade Lanes. Bowl three plate (75 cents). 7:30 p.m.. ttfi OHM IN IN MIpaallpi lin 1. Fata hpkap 1. K M a Mp M Abraham A. Ribicoff, an Office of 7-U Hpippp Ip 7N Tkkil IM rSV'aOattp youngsters, the M ^ h e ste r Associa- our members to come and games and turn in your Setback and Military Whist MUk'i t m IN T K llril 7HE:U11 I. Falriae I CacbiHHa IDpaanlpMp IMaaaca M Mental Retardation was established workshop is a terminal situation. 7HL 31:75 WaUa IN paM Uin MMa U l paM STIN I bar FiWp I baa Spappp ILadOpict IFaaaiaaal M tioii for the Help of Retarded within the Department of Health; play bingo, while poor highest score (entry fee Card Tournament con­ MNilUpMtlin FaaMa Ul pM S1M.N Fariada U l pM SITIN lld p T H M IFIapHck IM II ilM I Sinfal Friatp 5-1 Again, growth became a problem, hiM a 111 pM N1.N TriMa 1-24 pU Slllin TriMa M-7 pM STUN I Carte ban I Fkpriaa CkM M I Tap'a Fapp I TaM M '^ ^ ild re n was founded in May 1952. Pauline was signing up for $2.50), includes bowling, ducted by Mary and Ed THhcta 1-M pU SllSn education of the mentally retarded and in 1973 larger quarters were Dam im m cobse (ci miFn commnM coHBi IT) I Marit'a Fpaan Habpplakp M I. jaaga^ar I SM I laaa 12 -1 Charter members were Margaret a double registration. I’m shoes and ticket to sports McKeever at the Com­ FWI7II Ml III l^riaWalpp 7 n IN IN 54HFtalb iN IN IN ISaaiiaa 7. SpMp Ckaapiaa 11 T.k 7. VaM bkki IM became mandatory; and a grant-in- needed. With the declining enroll­ IWaaeaMd M Hbc'iOri L OdtiM SM 1-1 A. Herrick, Arline M. Williams, very grateful to Pauline banquet). 6:30 p.m., Sports munity Y, 79 N. Main St., I T M M i 1I.N IN 4.U MIT ptp i n IN l-UHaSaibp IN IN 7. Smiak Caakia aid program was set up to assist local ment in day care, it had become far I Mm PiMv i.n i n 7-Caillaaa IN Mhk'a CMM IN t. Caa't I M Marie B. Benson, Jean M. and to her hard-working Banquet, Senior Center numerous door prizes and THlM S.H T K IM l THE:I5S1 organizations in runiiing Day Care too costly to continue maintaining latl b t Saabk CatUa la M McElraevy, Julia A. luliano, Helen crew, Jane Fortin, Ceil Dining Hall; guests, Ber- prizes to winners. T M lin MMa IN pW SUN MMa IN paM SUN Oackan Spaciat OabMa SM ki 12«i programs, Sheltered Workshops and the Bunce Center just for monthly MM lu pau in n FarMa UlpW SUN Seariada M-l-TpaM SlU N M. Craig, Mrs. John Partridge, • 4 H Wandt and Marge Hall. We nie Giovino, manager Delicious snacks: Donation M M Ul pM N1.N TriMa M-7 pU SlUN IT7EISIMX: S n n Diagnostic Clinics. meetings and the once-a-week TiSkU M-7 pM s m ii Edward E. Newman, Doris F. filled the bus for the Red Parkade Bowling Lanes; $2. NNUSlUni Gov. John Dempsey, who meetings of the Young Adults. Milewski, John R. McElraevy, John Sox game and have a succeeded Gov. Ribicoff, continued With the expiration of its third five- A. Craig, Ann S. Widham, Katherine waiting list for Wildwood the fight for improvements during year lease with the town, MARC K. Orcutt, Vera A. Kenneally, Pearl for the second bus. If we his tenure of office. served notice that it would not be D. Jewell, Robert Widham, Jack 0. can fill a second bus, we Regional centers, lowering the age renewing its lease and the building Nash and Mrs. E. Newman. will take it. for special education, aiid creation of reverted to the town, to be sub­ In answer to Mrs. Widham’s On Monday, we had 10 a Governor’s Council on Mental sequently leased to the Manchester tables of pinochle even spring into appeal, her church, the former Retardation, are only a few of the (fovenant-Congregational Church on Grange. though the weather was so many significant benefits which While housed on School St., the Spruce St., now Trinity Covenant bad. The winners were came into being in the 1960’s. workshop thrived. Its staff was in­ Cliurcb, allowed the group to meet in Leon Fallot, 794; Mary In the 1960’s, two things started to creased, the number of clients in­ Nackowski, 755; John Der­ its Fellowship Hall. It became the become apparent which vitally summer fashions' center of activities for the group for creased and work was plentiful. by, 741; A lfr^a Hallin, effected the future thrust of the Iona Manufacturing Co. was its more than two years. 736; Marjorie McLain, 725; Downtown Manchester aneJ TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon organization. largest subcontractor, supplying it As defined in the bylaws, the pur­ Ann Compton, 728; Ray Enrollment in the Day Care with steady work although it handled poses of the association were to in­ Durey, 717; Josephine Program began to dwindle as more subcontracts for scores of other com­ O’Connor, 715; Mary crease opportunities for all mentally and more youngsters were en ter^ in In front of Lincoln Center are, from left, John R. McElraevy, first president retarded children, to assist parents panies. Thrall, 714; Audrey the public schools’ special education For a brief period in the mid 60’s, of the MARC; Norman Fendell, first director of the Sheltered Workshop; and in alleviating their problems, and to Drurey, 712. classes due to the lowering of the age the Foster (Jrandparent Program educate the public to the needs of the Lewis Stein, current workshop director. I want to personally White and gold ^wartn weather brings a from 7 to 3 years. was introduced into Manchester and If s bare! mentally retarded. thank my pal George Last, At the same time, a greater de­ supplied the workshop with dogwood lewelry With the cooperation of The who is pinch-hitting for fresh ibloom to your dreams tbe summer of tbe skirt mand was developing for a sheltered volunteers. assistance and leadership from Town has a staff of 15 to handle its ac­ programs. Because of the dedication John and Gladys in taking Manchester Evening Herald, the workshop because those who had Manager Robert B. Weiss, a lease tivities, including the adult and teen­ and determination of concerned public was kept abreast of its ac­ Fendell instituted the coathanger care of our card game this blooms bright entered school in the 1950’s were now recycling project for which the was entered into for the first floor of age programs and custodial duties. parents and friends, there is a com­ week. I appreciate it, tivities and it was able to attract in need of job training and placement the school, building, plus one base­ Fendell, after serving a number of prehensive program in Manchester 7.99 other parents with a similai plight. Sheltered Workshop has become George. or supervised and shelter^ employ­ famous, and was also responsible for ment room and a storage area. years as an association member and which includes education, recreation Ladies, remember, values to $131 Skirt after gloriously cooling skirt, to In those days, there was no man­ ment. Mrs. John R. McElraevy suggested subsequently 10 years as an employe, and job training. datory education law for the mental­ the Food Service Training program tomorrow is your day, and A small job training program was to the board that the facility be resigned in 1976 to become director Past presidents are: John R. And dollar savings to your pocketl Special flatterl Shown: Mitered multl-stripe ‘poly’ ly retarded. In 1954, MAHRC laid its at the Senior Citizens Center in which one of the happiest days for conducted at Bunce Center on a daily named “Lincoln Center.’’ The idea of the Regional Occupational McElraevy, 1952-54; John A. Craig, White porcelain on group of long gowns at savings prices ... skirt, full 4-panel style with back zip. Asst, case before the Board of Directors of the retardates.were trained in food me. I end up with so many basis in 1964. It became so successful met with the board’s approval and Training Center (ROTC) located on 1954-56; Raymond Colpijts. 195448; gold makes an ever- for youl Light, airy ‘sleeping beauties’ for stripes, sizes 8-16, $11. Kicky khaki shirt, the Town of Manchester and it voted service and the seniors were served Mommies that I feel richer ^Ic^mlng, sparkling you In pretty prints or blooming colorful front kick pleat, button-front look, multi­ that larger quarters were sought and low-cost nutritional meals. the name was adopted at a formal the campus of Manchester Communi­ Jean ra. McElraevy, 1 9 5 ^ ; Joseph than a millionaire. You to lease to the association the old in April 1966 the operation b^am e vote in July 1973. ty College. He was honored by the R. Halloran, 1960-62; Kenneth j^elry wardrobe for solldsi Sizes S-M-L. color striped elastic belt. Poly blend. Bunce School on Olcott St., which had In 1973, the workshop was nearly know what that is? All of known as the Manchester Sheltered bursting its seams and Lincoln Lincoln Center is an attractively association at its annual meeting in Weibust, 1962-64; Norman Fendell, you ladies who didn’t have ,youl A #et of lingerie, downtown and TrI-CIty Plaza, Sizes 8-18, $17. been abandoned with the opening of Workshop located at 45 School St. in renovated building providing May of 1976. 1964-66; Alfred Pariseau, 1966-68; sportswear, downtown and TrI-CIty Plaza, Verplanck School. School in the center of Manchester children adopt me for the dogwood jewelry Vernon. the old trade school. became its new home. facilities for the Sheltered Workshop In July that same year, Lewis Stein Vera A. Kenneally, 1968-1970; Dr. day. We have lovely pieces to wear all Vernon. While structurally sound, many Norman Fendell was hired as on the first floor and town offices on was appointed director of the John V. Prignano, 1970-72; Jean M. repairs were necessary and the town The school had been phased out by refreshments and super spring and summer Workshop director with Mrs. Clifford the second. workshop and part-time executive McElraevy, 1972-1976; and Robert provided a drawing account of $1,000 the Board of Education and reverted entertainment for you, the Sullivan serving as supervisor. All the renovations to the workshop director of the association. Gorman, W6-77. longl Pendant, $4. for this purpose with the association to the town. It was planned to have Sweet Adelines. Best yet, The Manchester Sheltered quarters was done by members of the A variety of activities have been in And so it was that a handful of Clip or Pierced providing the labor. the building became a town hall the men waiters are your Earrings, $3. Pin, $3. Workshop was dedicated by Gov. annex to take care of the need for ad­ MARC with the necessary funds progress since March in observance parents, deeply concerned for the slaves for the day. During the spring and summer of Dempsey on Sept. 12, 1966. coming from a bequest which had of the MARC’S 25th anniversary. well-being and future of their jewelry, downtown 1954, the work continued, with many ditional housing for expanded town ’The new officers of the and TrI-CIty Plaza, For the next seven years, the departments. been received a couple of years There was an anniversary dance for children, successfully, through the Linden Square Dance Club v3 offers of assistance extended by town workshop thrived, serving adult earlier and from memorial con­ retarded teen-agers and adults in years, joined hearts and minds and Vernon. Once again the association are ’Tom O’Neill, presi­ service clubs, merchants and in­ retardates from Manchester and sur­ tributions. March, an open house combined with brought their cause to the public's successfully negotiated with the dent; Celeste King, vice- dustrial establishments. rounding towns. Many clients were When the Iona Manufacturing Co. a tag sale on April 30, and the eye to insure equal rights and oppor­ On Oct. 18,1954, the Biince Center Board of Directors, and with placed in jobs; but for many, the closed its plant in February 1974, it celebration will culminate with a tunities for all of Connecticut’s Widow-Widower was a severe blow to the workshop. dinner-dance on May 14 at Fiano’s citizenry. group to form Through the ingenuity of Fendell and Restaurant in Bolton. Former Gov. his staff and a redoubling of efforts to Dempsey will be the keynote There wiii be a meeting tap new sources of work, it quickly speaker. to form a new chapter of rallied and became productive as Today, the MARC offers direct Herald feature photos by Widow-to-Wi(iowers before. assistance to the retarded and their Association for May 22 at 2 The workshop serves 55 clients and parents through a variety of Reggie Pinto p.m. in Luther Haii of Emanuei Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Aii wiciowed love & kisses persons in the eastern part of the state are invited to at­ ...say It witb flolvers tend the meeting, spon­ sored by the Community Outreach Center of the church.' Widow-to-Widowers Associated is a public ser­ Scented Soft Silk'* Rote... vice group, nonprofit, non­ sectarian and with no age \!i iimits. The only require­ for you to place In her ment for membership is favorite bud vase, that one’s last marriage beautifully packaged must have been terminated / by the death of one’s and gift wrapped. spouse. Assorted colors. $5 Regular meetings ure each: held monthly. A person may attend tiiree meetings Jewelry Blooms... before making a commit­ / ment to join. While each chapter func­ plcj< a blossom, big & tions under state bylaws, bold or delicately the chapter activities are dainty...to tuck Into your chosen according to the hair, or to pin on, or wear needs and interest of around your neck. All chapter members. non-wllting, forever The May 22 meeting will fresh fabric flowersi The be chaired by Mrs. Frieda collection, $1 to $7.' Pencek, president of the Hartford Chapter, and jewelry, downtown and Mrs. Peggy Berg, state TrI-CIty Plaza, expansion chairman. Vernon. Members of the Hartford Chapter will attend to answer questions and will be attending meetings to ensure support as the chapter is forming. ’This i,,—OoWntown Manchester Mon.-Sat. 8;30-5:00 will mark the formation of Vie your convenient Worth’e Charge Card...it deserves a lot of Credit! • Except Thurs. 9:30-9:00 On Sept. 28,1957, Gov. Abraham Ribicoff ancLMrs. Jean M. McElreavy of TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon Mon. & Tues 10-6 Wed., Thurs.. FrI. 10-9 the 11th chapter in the Former Gov. John Dempsey chats with workshop clients prior to dedicating state. ' Sat. 10-5:30 the Manchester Association for Help to Retarded Children look over a For further information, program for the third annual conference of the Connecticut Council for the Manchester Sheltered Workshop on Sept. 12, 1966. At left is Norman call Hartford Info-Line 521- Retarded Children held at Manchester High School. Fendell, the workshop’s first director. 7150.

vti.XjHEi.lkA'LU A PAGB i m C - MANCMEaTER KVEWINQ HBRALD. Mauchester, Conn., Wrt.. May 11,1977 Foot Health Week We Salute You...^ Sports feats need good feet The MANCHESTER ASSOCIATION FOR RnARDED CtTIZENS, INC.

"Feet, don’t fail me podiatric care,” said Dr. such as basketball and common sports maladies. "This can enhance the that many professional now.” Elliot Pollack, president of track are problems com­ A new’area of sports piayer’s endurance, ef­ teams are now utilizing These words were the Hartford County mon to all of us. “But, due podiatry is that of the sports ficiency, and perfor­ podiatrists on a consulting emblazoned on Decathelon Podiatry Society, now to the constant, hard run­ orthotic, "which should not mance.” basis, along with a team winner Bruce Jenner’s T- sponsoring Foot Health ning and jumping that be confused with an arch These orthotics have trainer and physician. shirt at the Olympics last Week. sports demand, these in­ support,” said Dr/Pollack. been found to be especialiy year. He knew the value of And more podiatrists are juries become more ’Tlvough the use'of semi- helpful in skiing, where a "An athiete knows that on your strong, healthy feet. becoming involved with serious.” flexible appliances worn ^ foot malalignment can in­ the feet are vital to perfor­ "More and m«re athletes sports and athlete care. The blisters of the inside the shoes, an im- ' terfere with edging on the mance and that specialized and their coaches are Dr. Pollack noted that basketball player, tennis balance in ^ele athlete’s turns in snow. care for those feet are im­ reaiizing the importance of foot problems in sports toe, and runner’s heel are feet cani bel controlled. portant.” 25th Anniversary Dr. Pollack observed

Susan, left, and Kerry make chowder

Your neighbor’s kitchen By ' t i (IM Susan Green and Kerry Thomas, two talented young cooks in the Home Economics class at filing Junior High Reg., Meat, School, came up with a prize-winning recipe in the 5 -lb bag gallon ctn. Hunt’s Mushroom FInast Macaroni school’s recent bake-off. Yor Garden Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green of InastSugai W esson Oil ^riifia Salsa Spaghetti 121 Lenox St. and Kerry Lives with her parents, Mr. and ^ iLemonadei Mrs. Alan Thomas at 215 Hollister St. Pure Their entry in the bake-off entitled “Country Frozen Regular Vegetable I 32 oz, $ • The Manchester Association for Help of Luncheon” took first place in the main dish category Oil jar and included “Quick Corn and Shrimp Chowder” and or Pink Retarded Children hosted a Christmas party In “Grissini “ (bread sticks). With Ihii coupon i p u rch tM of S7.S0 oc more. December 1965 much to the joy of these When not busy in the kitchen, Susan likes to run and Withihiicoupon8purchaieot$7.S0ormore. _ With this coupon ft purchase of $7.50 or more. WithlhiscouponftpurchaieolS7.S0ormore. , 8 Limit one coupon per femily. Velid M ty S>14 H-818 ■Limit one coupon per family. Valid May 8-14 H-8175 With this coupon ft purchsM ol $7 50 or more __ was on the school’s cross country team. Kerry, equally . _____ : Limit one coupon per family. Valid May 8-14 H -7 M | Limit one coupon per family. Valid May 8-14 H-797* i^,niit(j™couponp«iitmi7 vii.dMi7e.i4H.7MPi youngsters chatting with a friendly clown. active in school sports, plays field hockey and is a % ♦ member of the basketball team. Their chowder recipe sounds tasty and Susan’s mom ■f- gave the girls the recipe for bread sticks. Quick Corn and Shrimp Chowder 1 tbls. butter or margarine 1 medium onion diced V t 1 cup fresh or bottled clam juice Vi tsp. dried thyme One 17 oz. can cream-style corn 1 boiled potato, diced 1 cup uncooked, clean, fresh or frozen shrimp Cornish H ons'^ ^ J’' 1 cup milk or cream J V ----—^ Salt to taste ' v r . .^ V Paprika Finely chopped parsley Lightly brown the onion in the butter or margarine in a heavy-bottomed pot, 2-quart size or larger. Add the clam juice, thyme, com and diced cooked potato and set over low heat. Let simmer for 5 minutes. I ta lia n Peeled Penn Dutch | J whole Veal Italian Style Add the shrimp, simmer till shrimp are pink and tender. Add the milk and heat again, this time just to boiling. Taste to see if salt is needed. Add only V* teaspoon at a t MushroCms^^LegorRump Sausage ^ time. Serve hot. Montini iS w » — Grissini (Bread slicks) 1 cake yeast 35 oz , ,.^sSAVB; ,^ 0 8 0 3 0 Vi cup warm water can 1 cup scalded milk 2 tbls. sugar lesser amount 98* lb 2 tbls. melted butter Ken's Great for Salads or for Marinating % cup warm water Boneless USDA Choice Tender and flavorful ^ 4 0 6 cups flour Italian Dressing Dissolve yeast in Vt cup water. Pour milk into large Mac & Bean,Lentil,Minestrone,Escarole, Gr.Pea^ ^ Beef C h u c k Pot Roast 1 » bowl. Add sugar, salt, butter and % cup of water. Cool till Lean Ground Beef 4 lbs or more 98*ib(lesser amt. 1.081b) lukewarm and add yeast mixture. Slowly stir in half the Progresso SoupsZf.n°i# 9 flour. Beat till smooth, then add rest of flour. Turn out, Ground Beef (lesser amounts B8*ib) 7 8 1 A class for adult clients at the Manchester knead well. Let rise in greased bowl. Punch down, turn Pope T omato Puree 35 oz can 59* j m A Boneless Underblade USDA Choice ^ AO onto bread board. Roll to 14-inch thickness. Cut into long Sheltered Workshop conducted back in strips and roll into pencil-shaped strips. Tomato Paste Beef Chuck Steak November 1966 was Just one of the many op­ Place on oiled cookie sheets, cover and let rise till Trailer Sweet Peas S'/z oz can or ^ m ■ W.V* doubled. Brush with egg white glaze and sprinkle with USDA Choice Beef for your favorite recipe portunities afforded the mentally retarded. poppy seed seasame seed, or coarse salt. Bake in 425- Trellis CornSsf;,^?, degree oven for 15 minutes or till browned. 16 07 gg« Boneless Stew Beef 1 “ i Ronzoni Cavatelii. R o w ie . . p ^ U 9 * Zucchini Monte ...... ctn Tender, Young M llk-fedi VeallVeal! ^ Parmesan ___1.39 Tesori ...... “ °'65* 15ot Veal Chops Shoulder . . lb 1.18 Y Second Thought Lasagna I X 5 9 * Bread Crumbs Regular Veal for Stew Boneless . >b 1.28 V-, Loin Veal C h o p s... ib 1.38 V iO/ FreshVeal Sliced trom^lhe Leg lb 2.68 Who^s for hominy? Ita lia n s Veal Hearts Soffntto .... lb 68* 1-lb Veal Shankoi!Sli?o...... 68* . j ! Loaf Freeh Chicken Parte tor One of the best parts of my job with the Mississippi B r e a d your favorite Cacclatore Recipe! A Meat Street U.S.A. Value! Band of Choctaw Indians, is that as editor of the paper, Big Sandwich K . ^l.” 49* CONGRATULATIONS from tha following clvIc-mlnUed merchants on the occasion of my husband and I are invited to all the activities Baked Fresh ChickM Legs 68t Fresh Turkey Last night we went to our first pow-wow. N qg^pow - English Muffins.. 2 T69* Available Tuea. to Sat! wow is not, as I used to think, a gathering of vise Indian Hot Dog "r.nT.W* 2 T 69* Fresh Thighs 7Bt / ..^Breast the 2Sth Annivaraary of the Mancheatar Association tor Ratardad Citizens, Inc. chiefs who sit around in a circle smoking a p * Hot Dogs Chicken ...... b89* r^ lO O all While Meat Chicken . « ”pkg “ 2.19 HARRISON’S STATIONERS DILLON SALES A SERVICE, INC. MORIARTY RROTHERS, INC. TOMMY’S PIZZERIA 99 C a lA m i Franks or Knockwursi 12oz 4 M b 319 MAIN STREET 206 WEST CENTER STREET because I want to be a good ambassador here in Choctaw O a lO llll American Kosher Brand pkg !■ 1 9 Sliced Bacon . pkg’ *1.59 849 MAIN STREET 315 CENTER STREET country, I vowed that I’d give Indian hominy a try. Louise Round Parkay Quarters Oscar Mayer izo12- , g g . MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 267 EAST CENTER STREET Mortadella Oatio .... pkg 89* Bologna!Meal or Beef pkg . MANCHESTER The night of the pow-wow was bright and clear and 13oz| MANCHESTER pkg when we arrived in the wooded park a large crowd had Ravioii 6 9 * M argarine Gallo Provdone * ..... 'pir 1.09 VarietyPakRM r.-.pKn.49 DANIEL F. REALE, INC., REALTORS C u fiH ’e Pepperoni. Qtnoa or 4 |*0 HIQHLAND PARK MARKET SAVINQS RANK OF MANCHESTER already gathered. O W i T l S Hard Salami. Whole or Half lb l . D O P i c k l e s . . . ,21.09 Louise Gnocchi . p‘k ? 8 9 * Ricotta Wboi«oJ*SklmMiH . . pkg 317 HIQHLAND ST., MANCHESTER 175 MAIN STREET 923 MAIN STREET JOHN F. TIERNEY FUNERAL HOME Choctaw social dancers, wearing beautiful beaded 4- Biagio %?Mmi ull' . , ? .? 1 .4 9 Special Milk Values! JUNCTION RTS. 31 & 44A, COVENTRY MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 219 WEST CENTER STREET costumes, were weaving back and forth in the slow Treat your Family to Mr. Dell Favorites! MANCHESTER rhythmic dances of their ancestors. They were accom­ Garlic Bread T lntli . . . Sk”M 9 * Finast Fresh Milk u rto n 1.37 Cooked Freshly Sliced to Order ^ a a ACADIA RESTAURANT, INC. panied by the beating of a drum and the sing-song chant K-MART STORE OPTICAL STYLE BAR, INC. Banquet MtsiSlUtDInw . . Vk?49* Befit Milk Fresh Fortified Coi; 1.29 of a Choctaw singer. 293 SPENCER STREET 103 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 763 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER OLORE TRAVEL SERVICE Frosh RoBist Boof i m MANCHESTER 555 MAIN STREET Over by the picnic tables a group stood around a huge QuaWir^oduce the Finest IVayl MANCHESTER 191 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER black iron pot that was suspended over a wood fire. An Genoa Salami C ^ n ^ 's lb 1.99 270 CONSTITUTION PLAZA., HARTFORD MANCHESTER old woman was stirring the mixture with a long pole and Baked ProvoloneXfJi* lb 1.89 J. QARMAN CLOTHIER FRANK’S SUPERMARKET 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^ JOHNSON PAINT CO. one look over her shoulder told me it was hominy...thick ^Strawberries Ham Hard Salami bc lb 1.89 887 MAIN STREET THE HRE MAN and lumpy with a layer of yellow fat bubbling on top. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Division of Berman & Bergen Tire Center, Inc. 723 MAIN STREET Olive Salad I ta lia n ...... ctn 99 “That s chicken fat,” she said. “That’s what makes Fresh Virginia 357 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ME fat,” she added with a chuckle patting the round Style __ Fresh Salad and Cole Slaw ’c i '^ 3 9 * THE ROLTON PHARMACY, INC. CHORCHES MOTORS stomach beneath her full dirndl skirt. quart Italian Hot Ham. 1 . 9 9 667 BOSTON TURNPIKE 80 OAKLAND STREET WISHINO WELL CARDS A GIFTS TOP NOTCH MARKET When the hominy was ready, my friends landed me a Available Only in Finaat Stores with Mr Oeii Depts MANCHESTER 1153 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 260 NORTH MAIN STREET bowlful and waited expectantly. BOLTON M ushroom s Cucumbers Or^ . 6,071.00 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER "Mmmmmm,” I said as I swallowed the first for Your Health i Baautyl DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. mouthful. Fresh 12oz In-store W.Q. OLENNEY COMPANY Chicory or Escarole. ,o 29* Listermint“wr ...... ’5r79* 285 BROAD STREET LEAF, STEM A ROOT “Mmmmmm, MMMMM,” I said again, hoping I could flavorful pkg BakaShopi _ 336 NORTH MAIN STREET ATUS BANTLY OIL CO. Artichokes Large , . . 8 ,0 7 1.00 Bufferin Tablets.. in 1.29 MANCHESTER 857 MAIN STREET satisfy them with my second mouthful. FreshltalianBread4Ml.OO MANCHESTER 331 MAIN STREET They were satisfied and walked off to fill their own FreshSquash°'rvM£5,“ ,b 29* Arrid XX Deodorant .... can 1.29 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Tom atoes Cake Dontits Cfnnanvn . dot 69* WATKINS BROTHERS, INC. bowls. That’s when I looked up to see Corrie, a young In­ Purple Eggplant. 3,0.1.00 Baby Lotion Johnaona ■ bll 1.29 MANCHESTER HONDA . Q r a l l i n n e 935 MAIN STREET CRISPINO’S SUPREME FOODS, INC. dian woman who works in the finance department, Scallions Onloni ■ . . • . bunch 19* OnnHItlnnor'^*"*^'**"' 9oi QQt Home-style Rolls ■ • * doi 79* 24 ADAMS STREET MANCHESTER DRUG, INC. Family 1’4lb i^ ip 6 9 " O U l l U i l l U l l U l Rag.Ex.Body • btf W AvaMabta Only In Finaat StoraawRhln-StoraBakaShopa laughing at me. Pack pkg Italian Red O nions., lo 39 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 717 MAIN STREET 485 HARTFORD ROAD “You didn’t like that hominy. I could tell by the way MANCHESTER MANCHESTER you swallowed.” Shop Finast for all your Lawn a garden naadsi NASSIFF ARMS CO. ALLIED PRINTINQ SERVICES “How did 1 swallow?” I asked. _____ j p i i i S i i B 579 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ECONOMY ELECTRIC I with mil coupon ! with thia coupon I with ihtt coupon | with Ihia coupon j 991 MAIN STREET PRESTIGE PRINTINO . Corrie looked around to be sure no one was listening. AZBIOB PiBntS ... PNv. 39* j on(1)24otb» I on(l|pkoS6 j on(i)50ibbag | on(li8Npkg | MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 1043 MAIN STREET 440 OAKLAND STREET “The way I do,” she said with a conspiratorial grin. “I __ V / l n o r / \ Ro m Food. Tomato Food. Sib ^ a a b M U tllU l. V i y ^ T j U AH Purpoat Plant Food bag 1 «a 9 j Log Cabin ^ j Cling Fret Purina I General Mills j MANCHESTER MANCHESTER always eat some to please my mother. But, yuk, I think McDonald’s* nowtring, poly Q Q v Top S oil ...... 1.59 Maple Syrup Fabric Softener j Dog Chow Trix Cereal LYNCH TOYOTA-PdNTIAC hominy is horrible. It’s thick and greasy and well you Iwrdy, outilde bag I VMWM.y6.14.,677 | VMWMnMZ. tl77 I VMWM.y 6-14.1677 ! VaJidMty|.|4.1677 ! 46 WEST CENTER STREET know,” she finished. plinti Marble Chips..... Si" 1.99 j « | h-TMMrO M-aOOMfOTX j j^M-eOtMFOTK I ^ HadZMFO I 346 CENTER STREET .1 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER “Yes,” I added, “I know and lumpy.” PrICM BflBctlvB Sunday May 6 thru Silurdty Mty 14,1«77 We RBMrva the Right to Umit Qutntitin Not Raiponilbla lor Typographleil Errori ■V

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“I was so drunk I just ■ Pinochle Arrested on a homicide particular, they want to • But the court disagreed “I had this terrible By Harold Blumenfeld spring on the park trees and the blooming of flowers in Crime against the elderly increases. Better policing is didn’t know what I was charge, the man pleaded know whether the intoxica­ and found the defendant Growing older / / back yard gardens. doing.” toothache,” he recalled, needed in the areas where the older people live. We need scores . ^ that he had been too far tion was truly involuntary. guilty as charged. The "and I ju st had to do I hope in May legislation will be brought up in local, state and federal laws for mandatory prison Is that an excuse for gone to realize what was Thus: court said that in the eyes something for ,the pain. Congress, to be quickly implemented, to help the aging sentences for any thieves who use weapons or inflict bodi­ criminal behavior? By and M anrhrsler happening. And the court A man accused of of the law, intoxication is That’s the only reason I population with its problems. And help is also needed on ly injui^ on their aging victims. large, no. But suppose the Top scorers In the r u l^ that this was a valid manslaughter, defended not involuntary merely drank.’* state, city and community levels. Many Senior Citizens must use eyeglasses and hearing THE I intoxication was not inten­ Senior Citizens Month agenda Manchester Senior Citizens defense. Through no fault himself on the ground that because the drinker But again the court We n e ^ a National Health Fhxigram, similar to those aids. Medicare should provide funds for glasses and tional. Take this case: Pinochle Group game May 5 FAMILY^* of his own, said the court, he had been high on happens to misjudge his refused to call this in­ set up in other countries. Our doctors are becoming hearing aids. at the Army and Navy Club A playful bartender From the grapevine and my personal jungle telegraph,. he had been deprived of his Jam aica rum. own capacity. toxication involuntary. boast they are part of the voting bloc which has the best "medicine men” diagnosing our health from test tubes Communities should provide free or cut-rate transpor­ are Felix Jesanis, 670, A1 slipped a Mickey Finn to an I ’ve just rweived the news that May 1977 is designated as percentage for a voting record. [.AWYEK. ability to tell right from “I thought I could handle The defendant in an "When people undertake without the consoling patient-physician relationship. tation for the elderly who find it difficult getting around Gates, 665, Hans unsuspecting customer. Senior Citizens Month. But I didn’t hear any heralds by W ill Born.ud wrong. the amount I drank,” he assault case, also pleading to prescribe for I received an answer that such a Senior Citizens con­ Medical and dental bills are exorbitantly high and the for marketing, religious services or to visit friends. Frederickson, 644, Lee -Speedily iMing control, the proclaiming this national event, nor were Uiere any town Of course, the courts will pointed out in court. "Since “involuntary in­ themselves,” said the ference would be considered. And I offered my services return from Medicare comes nowhere near the actual Above all, we hope something comes out of Senior Steinmeyer, 628, Paul custdmer^truck a compa­ criers walking the streets telling us what Senior Citizens scrutinize such a defense to I had no intention of getting toxication,” came up with court, “ they must be held as an average Senior Citizen to meet along with the of­ money we paid out. Citizens Month to restore the dignity which has been lost Schuetz, 585, Ellen Sasse, 580, nion with a chair, inflicting Month means. John Gaily, 577, Richard prevent it from being an drunk, my Intoxication was a novel explanation for his responsible for the con­ ficial representatives of Senior Citizens organizations Ceiling restrictions on outside earnings should be by many who have contributed so much to their com­ injuries that later proved What can it or what should it mean? Colbert, 569, Francis Miner, easy out for villains. In involuntary.” drinking.” sequences.” whenever a date was set. removed or the limits raised to permit us to work and munities and the growth of the United States when they fatal. I recently read that the White House was organizing a 565, Betty Daniel, 564, Lillian But that’s all for the future, and not for the Merrie make money to keep up with soaring inflation without were younger. series of "mini-conferences” as part of the "Carter Peo- Carlson, 562, Helena Gavello Month of May. We hope Senior Citizens Month will bring cutting down on our Social Security benefits. I’m sure many of you readers have other problems of P|e Fh'ogram” to enable the I^esident to meet with 554. George Last and forth good suggestions and soon to be worked-on We need a mental health program for the elderly. Many growing older which you hope will be solved. Let us citizens of widely diverse points of view. I wrote urging Ernestine Donnelly, 551. programs for the elderly population. But not to only grow persons as they retire have emotional and survival dream that Senior Citizens Month will be more that plans be made soon for such a meeting of President the May flowers which follow the April showers. problems. They are depressed because they feel rejected meaningful than merely inviting us to dance around the Vernon Slier Carter with a representative group of the country’s What do I look for in May? Not just the blossoms of and unwanted. maypole. Winners in the Vernon I largest minority — 23-million men and women who can Senior Citizens Pinochle Club « w •10 Cash tournament May 5 at the > 5 Senior Citizens Center are Ernest Luetijen. 640. Martha i4iii<81 i'looo Shriner class Matthess and Frieda Weber, WNHIEBS/ X»' W XhiNi WXhiNa 2 $ o r l 581, and Adeline Koschivitz, S coupon and * 1 cot()onanda cotDonanda ooupona honors vanZelm jirjo $7.S0purd)Ma $7.90 purchaaa i |7 .» p u r 580. SpurClMM Top scorers in the May 3 WIN hi o n a n z a The class of candidates th e Sphinx Temple game are Edward Kreyssig, /M SALE that will be initiated by 712, Ruth Corbin, 707, Mary Chanters, the vocal group; Two prints for the price of one St. Louis. 699, Ann Songailo, Sphinx Temple Shriners in it was one of his final acts (General 688, Adeline Kochwitz, 663, Manchester June 4 will be Chantiin Bring your exposed roll o( "Mothers Day" film to any before the end of his term U plO II American Slop a Shop this week and we’ll print you an extra set Doris Stiebitz, 655, Arthur in 1956. Mills o( pictures lor the price o( one! We’ll turn the film you Edwards and Carl Murphy, A .assc. iM iSR . jwaaa asa« M r. vanZelm had a IM let CheeseFood shoot Into beautiful, (ulFsIze prints... and whal’e more, H 651. strong, deep voice, and he your pictures doni turn out perfect, you don’t pay lor IkaBagsliClieeiios IhomlJusI drop olt your roll when you come in to shop sang in the bass section. Tissue 4 | White and pick It up on your next shopping trip. His booming voice was also 100 15 or heard for many years as he Offer expires XXay 14,1977 ^ Each of thaaa advartliad Itatnt la ra- : count ounce sheet Yellow i M VD Info •lOllieuilwlHIiB delivered the "Inspired Kodxkpapw.Fwi Good look irttwTImwol You uit. | ^ quir^ to ba raadlly avallabla for tala ipty 16 oz. ^cm cLii Charge" to candidates at box pkg. ADVERTISED at or balow tha advattisad.prica in u S ffS t ro lls pka- aach A&P Stora, axcapt at tpacifl- ceremonials. Good Gun. Way I - S a l. May 14 Q oodSun. QoodSkn.Maya-Sal.MavU p o n o d S u n .U a y l-S a i.U a y 14 9 ^ 1 ! ITEM POLICY L M ana boi (■* cuatofw 232 Land ana pkg par cuttanw UM onapkg parcutlofflar CO\J « ona pkg par cin io m at b O I J Q. Don't be fuelish, the W cally notad In thit ad. Mr. vanZelm was a past master of Wyllys Lodge of I Grocery | |j| Grocery |Hi 111 Dairy \f\ Jn K am o u s& ’and gS ale ads say. As the price of gas _'| Wa’vqgol many otyowtavodlta on ariaOdiwMk. Masons in West Hartford, goes out of sight, this m r- ISGHUCX saying takes on extra and he often delivered the Grsen Giant A meaning. How can I save VARIETY MEATS installation charges. on gas consumption? Boneless In Shrinedom, officers N ibletC oni4-l trace their “family tree” A. The most important UK Vanity Fair Towels 49* single element in deter­ V ri'!' Chuck by the potentate who ap­ tes’nqrslor^, mining fuel economy of a I Polish pointed them. Mr. vanZelm Glad Trash Bam particular car is the a w iK A CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE is called the great-great­ t • Glad Garbage Bags 89* driving technique of the in­ LYWolliD^ S a u s a g e Roast h. grandfather of Potentate tom ofepGopKt dividual behind the wheel. »TH H al Turkington of Nestie-SoupUme ^ One authority declares that Regular- Manchester. lAMS AAPBeel,^^, T he June 4 Spring a careful driver should be Henri B. vanZelm Because we guarantee the able to get at least 30 per RUMP PORTION a. 79*1I 8 9 ^ GroundOHa- Ceremonial is at DonRondnl cent better mileage than known as the Henri B. Manchester High School. store Manager. Wethersfield of our Ground Beefs. R K LicaK a Whole 12 to 16 lbs. lb. B&M Baked Pea Beans';:f49* an average driver and 50 B a llP a ili $-|09 IMTMKTIHMMT vanZelm Class. There will be a parade at C B n a su cB nm NCEMTEnilEWIVa Beef( S a n ta TOWOWg • Rib Side It honors the memory of 1:30 p.m. from Bennet per cent better mileage F ra n k s LES3E1II m Ragu Cooking Sauce 79* than a poor one. Here’s Whole or canal ow a Mr. vanZelm, who was the Junior High School north to Steaks or COKaUUMHOUffillMr • Sirioin Side- * Now’s the some advice from the Of­ potentate of Sphinx Temple the center, east on E. Stop & Shop “Great Beef’ USDA Choice Kelk>ggsPopTartst>„7fr; r4 9 * Roasts Either HaM • Blade Roast mimmm Center St. to Brookfield light time to fice of Energy Conserva­ Lean _ in 1956. He had his Spring Shasta-Diet^ If tion and Environment in Meats 6 9 ^ • Sirloin Portion Ceremonial in Manchester St., and north to the high I {. try our meatier school. Candidates will be the Federal Energy Ad­ 0K H M ia E F N » T GroundOiit that year. He died April 14, Ground Beefs for ministration: 1976. instructed and initiated Beverages 7 -1 8 9 5 Sliced P o rk R ibs mnlrr'IfviE ^ 1 * i . there. juicier tastier hamburgers— .TMCNMI nQ n d^ Bee EIIMMFtT He was the organizer of S te a k Hawaiian Punch ‘^'sr 4 9 * 1. Start slowly. BologiiaT.M[r LESSER QUANTITIES It's the right price, too. All 3 Stop & Shop iSheUBcefLobi Cranberry Juice Accelerate gently except MBPME I c Pork Chopsr^Uss.’I'S! Ground Beefs are very specially priced. Most families go for when entering high-speed Sliced Social Security Try our 26% Ground Beef that doesn’t v^steak ... and sirloin is SWppy-40<«j traffic lanes or when m )«MZIBJOaiY ever exceed 26% fat. Or our 20% Lean Ground Beef—never tnore than 20% fat. I USDA } great for the grill. lb passing. Hot rod driving Bacon Bnis. Pork Chops IfMilBKIUCa I CHOICE and jerky acceleration can That's a lot less fat than nnost other lean increase fuel consumption 9 8 « Q. Is it possible for someone who’s only 29 to have ground beef in other supermarkets. You Roast Beef may prefer our 14% Extra Lean Ground frozen Cool values on sale all by two miles per gallon in jnsESf* S119 6 9 ' ^Center Pork Chops ’VS HORBrni-nMi enough c r ^ it under Social Security to get disability city traffic. Sausage MeatI payments? Beef—only 14% fat. It’s ideal for dieters. T1RRtUCaa.*V*' GiideiMadeRoast A. Yes. Most workers need credit for at least five years Beef Chuck USDA Choice (Bone in) Potato Salad t.4 9 ^ Because we have the lowest fat ratios, SnowGSrop 2. Avoid unnecessary of the 10 years before they became disabled. However, Stop & Shop Ground Beefs don't cook braking. And try to an­ the younger you are, the fewer earnings credits you need. away, and you end up with more meat to If you become severely disabled before 31, you may be Orange Ju i c i l y ticipate the traffic ahead. eat. That's why Stop & Shop Is 'my store' ClniCkRoast »-***l^ When the traffic light far eligible for disability benefits with only IVi years of ear­ for ground beet to more people dally. Beef Chuck USDA Choice "• ahead turns red, take your nings credit under Social Security, depending on your Rich’s CoffeeiLightener 49* foot off the accelerator im­ m ia r i age. If you need more information, you should get in Rhodes Sweet Dough 69* mediately. The light may Scope Mouthwash touch with any Social Security office. Kitchen Window Bread Dough ^ 69* turn green again by the Q. My daughter, who’s 12, may need a kidney Delicious StewingBeef chuck Green Giant Niblet Com 2 'SS 89* transplant. Is it true we can get Medicare help for the time you reach the in­ MR. I MMCar. IT HT UHL . . S109 Beef Chuck ^ USDA Choice 4b®' Howard Johnson Mac. & Cheese 'i? 79* tersection. If not, there’s cost of the transplant? SandwichesI Sure Roll-On I Great Beef' ^ Johns Pizza Slices «99* still a fuel saving. In A. Yes. You can get help under certain conditions. If " L o v i t t ’k Beef Round Tip Roast USDA Choice coasting, the car’s kinetic ifiMauwiilfiSW] „ $ i l 9 you’ve worked long enough in a job covered by Social Deluxe Cheese Ravioli 89* "Great Beef energy maintains propul­ Security, you and your dependents can get Medicare to 179 Taste O'Sea Fish Cakes 3^*1 HeadkSilouldors I Beef Round Tip Steak USDA Choice sion rather than the bur­ help pay for a kidney transplant, or dialysis, and other Y ISteak Stop & Shop Fish Sticks "*• M " ning of additional fuel. health care costs for kidney failure. You should get in 1 pound pkg. "Great Beef" Q A c Stop & Shop Strawberries 39* There is then less energy to touch with any Social Security office as soon as possible. Prepared From Thinly Sliced Beef Chuck St^k 7 Bone USDA Choice 0 « J ib Head A Shoulders Beet and Frozen Hendries Dreamsicles 79* be dissipated in braking. Q. I get SSI checks because I ’m 68 and my only other in­ or Hendries Florida Juice Bars t iu ]||m e i£ ] Don't tailgate. This i come is a small pension. As of the first of this year, my Boneless Turkey Roast « *3” Vz Gallon Sherbet necessitates additional AlkaSollzar pension was increased a little bit. I don’t think it’s enough Jennie 0 Brand - White Meat - frozen S$tConiedBee£ braking, too. to make any difference in my SSI checks. Do I have to Boneless Turkey Roast « *2” Point Cut , report this increase to Social Security? Jennie 0 Brand-White & Dark Meat-frozen Sold in our Meat Department Flat Cut *1°? dairy Everything is good and fresh. 3. Drive at moderate A. Yes. Any change in your income must be reported to B risket speeds. As your speed in­ UKITYILUE Social Security even though it may not affect the amount corner deli . . quality and creases, so does your car’s of your monthly SSI check. All you have to do is call or sen/ice at our dell. You’ll end up with more meat to eat w ith... wind resistance — a big Dinnerware write any Social Security office and tell them how much Avail, at stores with comer det. _HlalfGallon factor in gasoline mileage. WITR EACH & EVaY 13.00 PURCHASE your pension amounts to now. Most automobiles get THISW EEKS^^ . Q. I’m doing a term paper on the Social Security T ro ^ c a n a M LAST WEEK TO C0NPLETE8ETI Orange Juke ^ rlF a n . about 28 per cent more program. I’d like to know if Social Security benefits have Cooked Ham Containsl^GroundBeik not trore than 26% fat-Any size pkg. w miles per gallon on the VOLUNE VOLUNE increased as much as the cost of living has increased over Domestic Colombo Yogurt Am o a m I Fiavar* highway at 50 miles per the past 10 years? Sectioned and Fonned ONE 4 9 m. M 6 lO ^ L e a n Ground Beef Hood Instant Whipped Cream hour than at 70 and about 21 DISH A Social Security benefits have increased faster than Any Size pkg. Blue Bonnet Spread per cent more at 55 than at prices. The cost of living, since 1965, has increased by 70 Cooked Chicken Roll weaver s'*!” Lean contains not more than 20% fat. 70. YOUR SAVINGS REAUY ADD U White American Cheese 'i^Sf TS* per cent. However, in that same period. Social Security bakery Made with the purest AT A&P’S SUPER 77’ SALEI benefits have been increased by 120 per cent. If you need Cameco Danish Salami « 99* 4. Drive at steady ingredients. any more information for your term paper, any Social speeds. Hold a steady foot JUST LOOK AT ALL THE Roast Beef t 89* Security office will be glad to help you. Roasted Turkey Breast t 89* lfExttaLeaii°=^lPExtra Lean contains not more than 14% tat. Any size pkg. on the accelerator as long rriA sP’sGREAT TT S A L E PRICES WE’VE SLASHEOI B igD aisy as traffic conditions per­ Stop & Shop Cole Slaw r 55* SficedWhIle m . . O H mit. On the highway, "see­ IN WATER SALAD DRESSING FROZEN FOR SALAD OR COOKING Stop & Shop Ham Salad r ‘ 1 ” Self-Service Deli All-W eek Specials sawing” or repeatedly Vanilla Tapioca Pudding »Sp‘ S'59* 3 varying the speed by five Deli Sandwich Rye Bread 59* stop a Shop Jewish Rye Bread 2 *1 miles per hour can reduce HEALTH MeatorBe^Graiikss;89^ or Jewish Pumpernickel Bread gas mileage by as much as Geisha Solid Kraft Ann Page Vegetable Our chefs turn out English Muffins 3 '" tr-M 1.3 miles per gallon. ' kitchen Sausage 89° Oscar Mayer *1 Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. quality meals. Kitchen Cupboard Donuts « “.! 89* Sizzlean Brt*tMrSbSp!i *1” Sliced Bologna Armour 99" White Tuna "White Gem”-W hole Stop & Shop Lemon Pie 89* Miracle WM DEAR DR. LA M B-C an S lic e d B a c o n *1” H a m S te a k s *11S. 5. Save gas when a ll the vitamins and Walnut Coffee Cake Loaf W "S; 89* Meat Dinners Crisco Oil O f c w M ayer you live without sugar? I changing gears. If you minerals you need. You Weiners or Beef Franks 1 b pkg i « am allergic to alcohol and CookedCUdken drive a car with a manual also get carbohydrates Roasted or health & beauty aids transmission, run through all alcoholic beverages. I Franks or Knockwurst 0 0 from milk. Hebrew National-12 oz. pkg Why pay mora? do not eat sweets except at Barbeque ^yle ^ 9 w b the lower gears gently and There is energy in all 4 quickly for minimum gas­ mealtime when I have your foods. The important Cepacol Mouthwash szoibowe 99* other foods to counteract Stops Shop Cole Slaw i 9 a i phg 55' oline consumption, then point is to get as many Band Aid Plastic Strips 2 K 9 9 * build up speed in high gear. the sugar. If I eat sweets calories as your body needs Tapioca Pudding '"SiSST 2S? 89* produce If you drive a car with an between meals I have an Macaroni & Cheese f”-" •2" for normal health and “ R r s t o f Everything good and fresh. automatic transmission, WnH COUPON IN AO upset stomach and a energy from car­ gourmet wood apply enough gas pedal headache. My mother says bohydrates, fats and pro­ seafood All week values lor I the Season” pressure to get the car I "need sugar for energy.” tein. If sweets between , your budget. cooking utensils rolling, then let up slightly NNMttCO Please answer my qlies- meals make you sick don’t This week’s special ^ on the pedal to ease the COCMVT tion so she will stop telling use them. IkediFlomider 1 4 ^ 9 p o o a automatic transmission ChipsAhoyCookies oNcounaip m e I need sugar for 4 K Downy Softener Incredibly low priced. Com­ energy. I am 66 years old, 4 into high range as quickly F ille ts pare. Sm what thesa ara as possible. More gas is feet 11 and weigh between TS sold lo r at gourmet end de- Pollock Fillets S' 89* pertmenl stores! consumed in the lower XU. 85 and 90 pounds. Variety Menu CXTFM VXKTKI 4 ‘l 7? Strawberry Preserves-77 DEAR READER - No, Fatal Dream Matlaw’s Stuffed Clams *-»" *1^ gears. DiHI-YourMNEncyciapaSE’ you don’t need any sugar at Early in April 1865 Presi­ dent Lincoln told his wife and.T Fried Clams *1” ThePlecitcalOuidiloHoflwk------DeoomiiieendRtpelrs. (Quostions may be sent all, even at mealtime. You a friend that he had dreamed Cooked Fish Cakes ' W * ^^89* do need some car­ he was awakened by sobbing Haddock Fillets Cooked iSM ” U M ia io a to MVp INFO, Depart­ dm ¥ o l n i i i e 2 ! Half Gallon Coca Cola t Jumbo Paper Towels 2 i 7 7 ^ bohydrates for a balanced and followed the sound to the 7T Flounder Rllets Cooked ’*5^ VoMito 19W ■wRabto-QiW 4 ^ ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 ^ healthy diet. You can get East Room of the White 5 * 0 ^ State St., Wethersfield, ______I jxKPXKa COfFEEUSHTBIEn iimoM OMMEJUICI Romaine Lettuce 39t Cucumbers those from fresh fruits and House. There he found Pneasilics>isBwii.Msy|-tst.Mayl4.totoimaaHoalttfWS»Bwa»i.asreiSfre»ss»Heliwi6gS4ii»reasstss9M o>iwyrewwt$siw>>are8Swwreanoi>s liawaaW treSisnsiailiisia ii wtsssW aoM eararatiiwan ifiiiHiiiri. *Oas|iM ^ nntot»sA R >B »M i M iXW Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle Minute vegetables and cereals, in­ mourners surrounding a Department offices are Borden'S catafalque and an honor guard I I n. RMfML cluding bread. You should open Tuesday, Wednesday Maid CtRnR told him: "The President. . . ETs.-TT’lr ’ s??’ Cramora 7 Baw!il7 7^ have a minimum of 50 killed by an assassin.” Within and Friday, 8:30 to 4:30; im c a EFRmvE m y b-u . i i n < ITBK FM tXLE NIT AVXIIMLE TO WROLEIMBB OR IKTU. BEXlBt •••wai # NOT U rO llM U FN TYPNIXnieXL EM M • • C # a grams of carbohydrate a two weeks the slain President Thursday, 8:30 to 7:30; and 71 TUMidStTyiapikillltst Ckaitit Dill MiH Sihw Imm t ffirhn $L Ah.UA3l«inwi(hdi day plus enough to provide lay in the room. Saturday, 8:30 to 12:30.) KSST" MANCHESTER. i.ia.'10 fi.m. M4a.'Sil} i.m.-5 p.ik. SDNM1 •EAST HARTFORD I a.iii.10 p.n. ) lm.-S t.m. SUN0A7 •VERNON I U I.M m l Mhl-Si L IUL-S y ji M PAO l S»C-MANCHESTER BVENWO HERALD. Mtuclieiter. C o m . . Wed- M«y 11.1977

a l l FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9A.M.T 0 4 P.I PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., town MAY 8 THRU SAT., MAY 14 A lervice of Bible itudv, prayer and praise is scheduled for tonight at HAWAIIAN DOMINO ENGLISH 7:30 at Calvary Church, 647 Top Frost Food Club E. Middle Tpke. The Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, pastor, PUNCH SUGAR MUFFINS will speak. ALL FLAVORS SOUP WALDBAUM'S WAFFLES 46 0Z. CAN 5 IB. BAG CHICKEN RICE A Methodist Clergy 6 PACK PKG. 5 OZ.PACKAGE Cluster will meet Thursday 10'2 OZ.CAN from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Susannah Wesley Hall of South United Methodist B 9 < ^ S' Church. ____ 5 * CANS Chappell Circle of North United Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the church.

The Sunday School teachers of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church will meet toni^t at WALDBAUM'S 7:30 at the church. When you buy Food Marts private label brands, Food Club, Top Frost or Topco, rest assured that you purchase quality First Church of Christ, as good or better than national brands, the big dlHerence is the savings you'll pocket each and every time you shop. Scientist, will have its ______Food M art regular service and testimony meeting tonight at 8 at tte church, 447 N. Food Club Food Club Main St. The meeting is GAYLA Spaghetti open to all. s CORN DRINKS Pick ep peer copy of Feed M erti latest ALL FLAVORS WHOLE KERNEL Sauce orCREAM STYLE ALL FLAVORS FOOD CLUB Value Packed Circular D u p lic a te 64 OZ. BOTTLE 160Z.CAN 460UNCECAN All Varieties ■ 16 oz. Jar It's jaaoied whii lavtafs you'll fkid ^bridge* tkrouglioet tke entire iterel Center Bridge fnim sum rusni C lub * 1 4 B « CANS ■ I May 6 at the Masonic Tem­ ple — Glenn and Marge Pren­ 1U10Z. CAN TOPCO AUTOMATIC 3 tiss, first; Geri Barton and FOOD CLUB PINK SALMON $1.69 DISHWASHER DETERGENT 89c F 0 0 0 a u 8 - 6 0 Z CAN FOOD CLUB FLOUR liS 49c Norman Whitney, second; WOZ.CAN Paul Barton and Don Weeks, URGE RIPE PITTED OLIVES 43c TOPCO RUSTIC WRAP 29c 2ND FRENCH OR ITAUAN FOOD CLUB TOMATO JUICE 49c third. 120Z. CAN WEEK FOOD CLUB DRESSINGS BomE 39c FOOD CLUB MAYONNAISE V 89c FOOD CLUB TOMATO PASTE 43c Manchester Bridge Club May 6 at 146 Hartford R d .- North-South: Marilyn Jackson PEANUT 1 f WHOLE 1 Food Club Food Club and Jane Lowe, first; A1 and Louise Vorhaus, second; Nor­ ma Fagan and A1 LaPIant, BUTTER BEETS FOOD CLUB-SMALL Applesauce POTATOES third. FOOD CLUB WHOLEORSLICED Ehut-West: Jim Polites and 28 OUNCE JAR 160Z.CAN 25 0UNCEJAR Bob Stratton, first; Urn and 160Z.CAN ' URGEFRESHIGGS"'! Linda Knight, second; Bea . GRADE"A " WHITE | Boyland and Beveriy McClure, third. 5 * 1 May 5 at 385 N. Main St. - u i m CANS H V j North-South: Terry Daigle t t m s 4 3 * QATLORO ... DOZEN I and Marge Warner, first; T i n ? , ® ITALIAN STYU Frankie Brown and Jane PINK DISH DETERGENT I S^E 59c DOG CLUB DOG DINNERS $3.99 FOOD CLUB DEL 3AI20 TOMATOES a oz can 49c Lowe, second; Janet Boyd and fin e - MEDIUM OR WIDE Alice Moe, third. LONG GRAIN RICE lio 99c FOOD CLUB EGG NOODLES 'alia 49c FOOD a U B LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE 39c East-West: Ann DeMartin 10 COUNT PKQ. MOZ. BOTTLE - Be Off LABEL and Bette Martin, first; Ann TOASTER PASTRIES 2 fo«89c h e f t y t r a s h b a g LINERS 79c DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER 89c McLaughlin and Irving Carlson, second; Faye food CLUBSODA Lawrence and Mollle Timreck, third. ALLFUVORS

May 2 at 385 N. Main St. - LUNDY FRESH PORK SALl! ' North-South: Ann Staub and I Ann McLaughlin, first; Fran­ ^ 3 3 kie Brown and Moilie Timreck, second; Keith Burnham and Margaret PORK Kropp, third. East-West; Beverly Saunders and Dick Vosbur^, U.S.D.A. CHOICE first; Louise Kemuxle and BEEF ?. ■ Ethel Coon, second; Faye ROAST 'PICK YOUR OWN" FRESH PRODUCE! Lawrence and Murray r , ' Powell, third. T RIB LOIN FRESH N ile T im e PORTION PORTION London Broil Novice Group SHOULDER . May 8 at 140 Hartford Rd. - MEAT - BEEF SLUOOEBS OP KNOCKWURST FARMER BROWN North-South: Andy Micluud FENWAY FRANKS LB $1.19 and William Calhoun, first; 12 OUNCE ? * .®? Wendy Bradley and Claudette SWIFT SIZZLEAN $1.49 99 1 HORMEL SPINACH Gleba, second; Charles and * . ., CCUNTn> s^>lE RIBS 129 Yvonne Tatro, third. SMOKED PORK CHOPS LB $1.99 U.8.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS TOP A A WASHED & PACKED a M BREAKFAST PORK ROAST F $ 1 .1 9 East-West; Barbara CENTER Cut PORK SAUSAGE LB $1.09 Phillips and Candy Tatro, MEAT OR BEEF PORK CHOPS ,B $ 1 .3 9 CHUCK STEAK ^ * 1 . 3 9 FRESH U.8.O.A. CHOICE • BEEF UNDERBUOE first; William and Ann Bren- OSCAR MAYER WEINERS lb $1.19 (Qe, second; Dave Lewis and MEAT • BEEF OR THIN SLICED PORK CUTLETS .9 $ 1 .4 9 BONELESS CHUCK STEAK l b $1.29 Andrea Melcham, third. OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA eoz 69c U.S.O.A. CHOICE • BEEF FRESH PORK BUHS bB 99 c SHOULDER ROAST BONELESS lb $1.19 Manchester Community FRESH OUR BEST College OSCAR MAYER BACON 'ft& $1.69 OEM SMOKED (FORMERLY DAISY ROLL] f BREADED VEAL PATTIES l b 69c April 30 at 146 Hartford Rd. PORK SPARE RIBS $1,39 OUR BEST ITALIAN SWEET-LUSCIOUS PORK SHOULDER ROLL lb $1.29 — ^ J a Gremlllion and Jim BREADED VEAL PAHIES lb 89c Bakw, first; Milton Gottlieb a LIFO R N IA and Margarett Kropp, second; Bill Curtis and Don Carter, SWIFT PREMIUM 4- LUNDY FRESH LUNDY FRESH U.S.D.A.CHOICI SEIF third. DEEP BASTED-BROILER Strawberries The MCC Saturday game PORK SHOULDER BONELESS DESSERT FAVORITE will be closed for the sununer Assorted and will reopen in September. Butterball ARM CHUCK Turkeys Pork Chops ROAST 49 « PICNIC I Rib - 3 Loin - 3 Center cu UNDERBLADE Q — In 1970 I renounced S 4 0 9 0 9 CHIQUITA OR DOLE j k my VA com p en sation Yellow Bononos 4 lbs ! • benefits. Can I get this 1 • IR benefit back? U.8. FANCY - IWASHtNOTON B TA T r DELICIOUS APPLES REOOROaOEN MM. LB. 39C A — Renouncement of U S. EXTRA FANCY • -WASHINOTON STATT FROZEN FOODS QALOREt rights will not preclude any FRESH DAIRY DELITESI WALDBAUM’S N.V. 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ManrheHier Evening Herald' For Home Delhr< Fhoiie647- EAST HARTFORD/area news WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. 1077 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f * • SOUTH WINDSOR .VERNON Volunteer unit seeks ‘Dollars for Scholars’ ? V Although only a few months old. East Hartford’s Dollars .:f . • -ft-? ■ m- for Scholars chapter has 33 \J ‘ ^'^' members, funds Which should ( 3 - ' exceed $2,000 this spring, and enthusiasm. “’This is a wonder program,” said Charles Cass, president. “ It makes the whole thing fair and organized.” ’The E ast Hartford chapter is part of the Citizens Scholarship Fund of America Inc., a new nonprofit group of volunteers. • -n-4^ They will gather'donations, accept '4 ® ' student applications from town i i s £ i residents and disburse the funds as k fairly as possible, he said. f “ you havenH changed a bit*’ ’The largest gift received so far is from the East Hartford Junior Looking over the yearbook from the East Hartford High School Class of 1952 are 25th reu­ Woman’s Gub. Its president, Mrs. nion conunittee members, from the left, Joan Ellis Brow, Ray Kryzak, Marylou Hoffman Barbara Maciean, gave Cass a check Braga and Bud Harvey. They held the reunion Saturday at Willie’s Steak House in for $200. A total of 33 gifts has been Manchester. Helen McClellan, retired social studies teacher, paid'the class a surprise visit. made so far. Jim Hagerty of Arizona traveled the farthest to make the party. The largest grammar Treasurer Marty Burnham said total funds receiv ^ are more than school reunion held during the evening was for the now-closed St. Mary’s School. Others on $950. Another $900 is promised. the reunion committee were Jackie Denise, Jane Drachenberg, Dolores Harvey, Bernie Cabs said they hope to reach a total Hovanec and Stan Tuller. (Herald photo by Dunn) of about $2,400 this spring. Robert Popp studies forms of an applicant to the East Hart­ The scholarship awards committee ford Dollars For Scholars program. All references to the is sifting through applicants’ forms. East Hartford bulletin board They plan to made eight to 10 awards scholar’s identity are taped over. Only the facts are con­ of from $200 to $400 each. sidered. In the background are the Rev. John Conti and Mrs. The main aim of the program is to Flora Ranney, cochairmen of. the awards committee. Square dance Refreshments will be served. Memorial Clubhouse on Sunset Ridge help deserving students continue Dr. He is the guest of the town’s Fine The Circle 8 Square Dance Club PZC meeting their education. Arts Commission and will discuss his will host a dance l^turday from 8 to The town Planning and Zoning Information on the program is in 11 p.m. at Uie Penney High School 29 years in reporting. There is an ad­ local school guidance offices. Commission will meet tonight at 7:30 mission fee. YMCA wants pools cafeteria on Forbes St. Je ff Page will at the Town Hall to hear four sets of call. Linda Lemaire will cue the plans. Building lot plans affect land Retarded teens dance rounds. All club level dancers are in­ at 312 Maple St. and at 486 and 522 The Junior Woman’s Club of East vited. All mothers attending will for backyard swim Goodwin St. Eight more apartments Hartford held its fifth annual Dance receive a plant as a belated Mother’s for Retarded Teens at the Coronado are proposed at 560 Burnside Ave. The East Hartford Branch YMCA weeks, or a total of eight lessons. S'-'T- Day gift from the club. Club Apartments in Manchester and i i more at 8 and 11 Latimer St. is seeking backyard swimming pools Pool owners are being sought who April 23. John Archambault and his Quilt winner Temple rummage sale for the Y’s summer Backyard Swim would be willing to allow at least one- band, ail local teens, provided the Carolyn Mueller of Enfield won the Tempie Beth Tefilah at 465 Oak St. program. Branch Executive Director hour classes in their pool for a music for the second year in a row. East Hartford Emblem Gub’s raffle will hold a rummage sale Sunday East Hartford Charles C. Coding said the YMCA minimum of two weeks. for its celebrity quilt. It was signed 'The retarded teens came from the plans to offer swimming lessons for The YMCA uses a teaching staff of from noon to 5 p.m. and Monday Greater Hartford area. by many famous people. Mrs. Ruth from 9 a.m. to noon at the temple. Monday: Meatball grinder, applesauce, three- to six-year-olds in convenient, three in each class, with a maximum Gabriel, publicity chairlady, said the Softball tonight strawberry chiffon. of nine children. Most ideal is an in- About Judaism neighborhood backyard pools. raffle raised a great deal of money Snow and rain Monday and Tuesday: Salisbury steak, mashed ’This will be the fourth summer for ground pool, but large above ground potatoes with gravy, fruit cocktail, roll. which will be given to Manchester Rabbi Neil Kominsky of Temple Tuesday delayed the opening of the the program. It will begin July 11 and pools with a deck can be used. Wednesday: Lasagna, green beans, ap­ Memorial Hospital, St. Francis Beth Hillel of South Windsor will run through Aug. ’The YMCA plans Any pool owners who can help the softball season in East Hartford. But ple crisp, roll. — Hospital and Hartford Hospital. For come to Templo Beth Tefilah on Oak good weather tonight will see action to offer classes during the morning YMCA “drown proof” East Hartford St. Monday at 8 p.m. as the guest Thursday: Pizza with cheese and meat the first time, the club will also give at Martin Park, Hockanum, Shea sauce, salad, pears. between 9 a.m. and noon. G asses will pre-schoolers through the donation of speaker of the Sisterhood. He will some of its funds to the East Hart­ Park and McAuliffe Stadium under Friday: Haddock fillet, oven browned be held Monday through ’Thursday, their pools, are asked to call the ford paramedics. conduct a question and answer ses­ the tights. The men’s league has 24 potatoes, peaches, roll. with Friday as a makeup day. Each YMCA for further information at 289- St. Rose open house sion on “ What you always wanted to teams with 480 men. The women’s series of classes will last for two 4377. know about Judaism.’’ The St. Rose School at 21 Church teague has 10 teams and 200 ptayers. St. will hold an open house for all Newsweek editor speaks 'Their seasons run through July 29. former students Sunday, May 22 Bill Iteeder, a general editor for The 60 players in the Housewives Fire calls from 2 to 6 p.m. in the school gym. Newsweek magazine, will speak Sun­ League will play in the mornings un­ Family members are welcome. day at 4 p.m. at the Veterans til June 16. East Hartford C Tuesday, 10:01 a.m. C Town’s surplus auction —Medical call to Goodwin School at 1226 Forbes St. A child had banged his head and f t was taken to a hospital where HAND WOVEN LEATHER he w as examined and f t helped nuns get desks released. Tuesday, 12:27 p.m. HURACHE By Shoes 'n Stuff Sister Marie of the St. Rose School Saturday and town workmen had “Then I asked for bids.” —Medical call to 32 Mill Rd. f t on Church St., East Hartford wanted been bringing the surplus there all To his chagrin, a man said he’d Tuesday, 1:14 p.m. better desks for her school’s last week. give $155. Another bid $160. And —Medical call to 362 Forbes St. 0 f t students. But the parochial school Auctioneer Emmet Gemme Sr. another bid $165. has been hit with inflation just as bad said, “The desks are gorgeous. They “I stopped the bidding. 1 said, Tuesday, 4:12 p.m. —Auto accident at Main and Orchard Part of our collection from as everyone else. are solid and have chrome legs." ‘Anyone who bids against these nuns Sts. The Town of East Hartford came Sister Marie said they would be a will not get these desks for $5, $10, or Mexlco...many different styles and Tuesday, 4:53 p.m. paternS...For men, too. to her rescue. vast improvement over those at St. $15’.” —Investigation at Rt. 2 and Dick Torpey, member of the Town Rose, many 22 years old and showing “ I told them I wouldn’t accept any Cambridge Dr. Council and chairman of its com­ the effects of serving thousands of bids that weren’t coming in less than ’Tuesday, 5:33 p.m. —Minor mittee on disposition of town surplus, students. $150 increments. This is an auc­ fire in apartment at 541 Bum- helped bis committee to attempt the She placed a silent bid of $150 on tioneer’s privilege, you know. He can side Ave. town’s first auction. ’The town had the desks. set his own rate for the bid in­ Tuesday, 5:58 p.m. —Minor thousands of items in storage pH over “I believe they went home to pray creases.” fire in house at 41 Phelps St. town. It had even filled a Glaston­ that their bid would get them the Gemme again asked for bids. This Tuesday, 6:20 p.m. bury bam with surplus. desks,” said Gemme. time the crowd was silent. —Medical call to 68 Silver “My wife was concerned. 'How can He declared the desks sold for $150 Lane. Among the items were 31 student Tuesday, 7:28 p.m. you be sure they will get them?’ she to the nuns. desks, surplus from the Board of —Medical call to 33 Judson Education. asked me. ' Sister Marie said this week they Ave. Sister Marie and other school “At the auction Saturday, I an­ have already picked up the desks and Tuesday, 8:09 p.m. staffers went to the town garage last nounced there was a silent bid on the stored them. After the old desks have —Medical call to 163 School St ’Thursday to check out the desks. ’The desks for $150. It was placed by nuns served their last class, they will be ’Tuesday, 10:03 p.m. —Auto auction was to be held at the garage for a nearby school which needed replaced this summer by the 31 auc­ accident at 1475 Silver Lane. them, I said. tion desks. Tolland County Today, 3:09 a.m. —House fire, Stafford Rd., Crystal Area police report Lake, Ellington. c itwwBW itwim .iiiifu.yiiR East Hartford broken into recently. ’The break was ly hitting Lambert on the head with a Senate discovered in the morning. Missing meat hook. Police said Lambert suf­ Jam es E . Dowling Jr., 21, of 50 are 17 pounds of hot dogs. fered a slight bump but was not taken Landers Rd. and Daniel J. Wetmore, to the hospital. okays 20, of 105 Britt Rd., both of East South Windsor Hilson was released on a $2,500 Tan leather Hartford, were arrested ’Tuesday Arthur Hilson of Hartford was non-surety bond for appearance in night at 9:33 at Gorman Park. Police charged this morning with second- upper lightweight court June 6. mantis charged both with possession of degree assault. He was Involved In an Vernon HARTFORD (UPI) - non slip sole liquor in the town park. altercation at Cudahy Packing Co. on The Connecticut Senate They were released for appearance Rt. 5,.South Windsor, Police said. Sandra Shortridge of 52 Ellington voted ’Tuesday to make the June 6 in Common Pleas Court 12. Police said Hilson was Involved in Ave., Rockville, was charged Praying Mantis the official a verbal dispute with Richard ’Tuesday with fourth-degree larceny state Insect. Little League leaders reported to Lambert of 32 Garden St., on complaint of the Sage-Alien store, The measure, which police ’Tuesday that the concession Manchester, and it evolved .Into a Vernon Circle. No court date was passed 18-14, now goes to stand at McAuliffe Park had been physical dispute with Hilson alleged­ given. Gov. Ella T. Grasso. The vote represented a Master Charge victory for 25 fourth- BankAmerIcard graders from Vernon who American'Express Skateboards are a hazard began pushing their favorite insect four months Skateboard daredevils are “Avert a tragedy,” the chief told stop them. ago. speeding down East Hartford drivers. "Be on the lookout.” Parents of mlnibllte riders who During a brief debate Many young children will be trying streets. Police Chief Clarence break the law can be fined and Jailed, before the vote. Sen. Sines 1872 Drumm warned this week. out bikes for their first times this he said. It is their duty to make sure Michaei Morano, R- spring, he added. They move in odd the mlnibike is used right. Greenwich, said if he had The devils glide down hills and dart ways and have little control. Laws or not, minlblkes add to a known the bili was coming In and out of parked cars without Most dangerous may be the driver’s problems on town roads. The up for debate,, he would warning, he said. The skateboards are minibike riders, he said. Riders driver’s machine is a deadly menace have submitted an amend­ OOWf^TOWNHARTROm W f ST HARTKM3 C94TER noisy, making their riders unaware break the law by running them on to the child on town streets, however ment making the lady bug MANCHSSTIR PARKAOC W .f URVTQWN oLjnovlng cars and trucks. town streets, he said. But & is doesn’t he got there, Drumm said. the state insect. V’ PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 11.1977 Tax rate stays the same MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 1 1. 1977- PAGE THREE-B Straight losses for Braves StwaSw Herald Vnn"i»miiiii...(KTiiii I n»Rin t angle NEW YORK (UPI) after watching his club lose hitter in the first game and doubled home the tie- five innings in his first Hebron holds the line — Not even a seasoned two heartbreakers, 1-0 and five pitchers combined on breaking run in the seventh start of the year. Pete 2-1, to the Pirates. “I’d do National League For the third year in a row, Hebron The budget elicited very few said the school budget is 876,000 a five-hitter in the night- inning. Steve R ogers Rose singled home a run in yachtsman like Ted anything to help us win.” cap. Dave Parker got four scattered nine hits to win , 5 tax rate will be 42 mills as a result of questions at the meeting, with dis­ higher than the current year for Earl Yost the second inning and Ed East Turner can keep the Despite the twin loss. hits in the doubleheader to his fourth game in five W L Board of Finance action following cussion centering on salary increases about the same number of students. Armbrister knocked home Pet. GB Atlanta Braves afloat Pirates’ Manager Chuck stretch his batting streak PitU. 19 7 .731 for town officials. Sports Editor decisions. Reggie Smith hit another in the fourth with a the annual Town Meeting that ap­ Asked where the finance w ard felt Tanner was complimen­ to 21 games. St. Louis 17 10 .630 2Vk :ii The budget approval provides for much longer. his fourth homer for the sacrifice fly as Cincinnati proved a new budget Monday night. the reduction should be m a u , Grapt (SCUMS- A tary about Atlanta’s play. Chicago 15 10 .600 3Vk substantially increased salaries for In other NL games, Mon­ Dodgers. sent Pete Falcone to his The budget for 1977-78 will b^ |2,- said possible cuts could be made to A doubleheader sweep by “It was hard to tell by Montreal 13 10 .565 iVt new terms of office beginning after treal edged Los Angeles, 4- fourth loss in five 535,249, with Increases of about 7 per eliminate the proposed readifig con­ the sizzling Pittsburgh tiK way they played that Phillies 3, Giants 0 PhlU. 12 12 .500 6 the November 1977 election. decisions. NY cent in general government and near­ sultant and the additional Grqde 6 Pirates Tue^ay night sent „4Mey’re in a losing streak,” Steve Carlton tossed a 10 16 .385 9 ly 8 per cent for education. The teacher. ASA members the in^UiTHnddl^ ftayar* j,g ggy ..^g jg lia tiS ria r The approved annual salaries are; four-hitter and Mike Cubs 11, Astros 5 West overall increase is 6 per cent. School board members said the Three of Manchester’s nine slow pitch softball leagues reeling to their 16th loss in jg ^jjggg gggjgg Schmidt and Greg Luzinski Steve Ontiveros and W L Pet. GB First selectman, 810,000; selectmen, lague, Los Ang. The approved budget provides proposed teaching staff for next year hold membership in the Amateur Softball Assn., Silk Ci­ a row and, although the We had to work damn’ homered to pace George Mitterwald each 22 6 .786 8800 each; treasurer, 82,000; tax 3, Philadelphia blanked San Fran. 12 16 8528,969 for general government. The has been reduced by one and no ad­ ty, Candlelight and Feline...Two Feline League entries season is only 29 games hard.” Philadelphia. Carlton did drove in four runs to spark .429 10 Board of Education budget is 81,036,- collector, 86,000; Board of Tax San Francisco, 3-0, Cincin­ Cin. 11 16 .407 lOVk ditional teacher is proposed. that threatened to pull out over the fuss created by old, Atlanta is already 144^ While the Braves can’t not walk a batter and Chicago to its sixth con­ Review, 8100 each; town clerk, 88,- nati nipped St. Louis, 2-1, Houston 11 18 .379 llVk 358, and the town’s share of the In preparing its budget, the school David’s- entry with non-residents on its roster, have games behind the first- buy a win, the Pirates can’t struck out three in raising secutive triumph. On­ regional district budget for Rham 500, and registrars, 8600 each. board d is c u s ^ and decided against and Chicago routed San Diego 11 19 .367 12 reconsidered and will play as scheduled. The decision place Los Angeles Dodgers seem to lose. The two vic- his record to 4-1. Terry tiveros had two run-scoring Atlanta High School is 8969,922, an increase The 834,(^ reduction in the Board Houston, 11-5. San Diego at 8 21 .276 14V5 reducing the staff further to provide was reached after a meeting of the loop managers last and close to being declared tories stretched Comutt was the loser in his singles and a run-scoring of 3.75 per cent. of Education budget requests was New York was postponed one less sixth grade teacher next week...Approximately 170 non-residents are lis t^ on the legally dead in the pennant Pittsburgh’s winning major league debut. double while Mitterwald The approved budget for 1977-78 is questioned at the meeting. Board of because of cold weather. year. rosters of softball teams in the Recreation Department race. streak to 10 games and left Reds 2, Cardinals 1 hit a three-run homer and 8145,380 higher than the current year. Finance Chairman Richard Grant Expos 4. Dodgers 3 Today’s Games The vote on the budget was un­ program this season...The Rec Department’s youth “We’d better get up and them atop the NL East by 2 Pitcher Gary Nolan added a run-scoring single. Montreal handed the Los Angeles (John 2-1) at animous for approval. soccer program has attracted 1,200 youngsters...Bad start doing something 1/2 games over St. Louis. helped the Reds end a five- Rookie Mike Krukow was Also passed unanimously was the Dodgers only their sixth Montreal (Stanhous 3-3), N weather has postponed all scheduled action the last three now,” a depressed Braves’ Jim Rooker and Kent game losing streak by the winner, beating rookie San Diego (Jones 2-4 and appointment of William C. Reynolds loss in 28 games when Area bulletin board dates - Friday, Monday and Tuesday - in the Rec softball Manager Dave Bristol said Tekulve combined on a six-, allowing only three hits in Floyd Bannister. Shirley 2-4) at New York and Co. to audit the town’s books for leagues. All games will be made uj> on the next three rookie Warren Cromartie the fiscal year ending June 30,1977. (Seaver 4-1 and Swan 1-3), Friday nights...Sixteen major awards will be presented 2, N TTie selectmen were authorized Manchester (Community College athletes at Thursday Bolton San Francisco Members of the women’s auxiliary without opposition to enter into a At Coventry’s^ Evening of Music night’s annual sports banquet at the Country Club. The East win skein (McGlothen 1-3) at By a recent vote of St. Maurice are reminded to bake finger foods for contract with the Colchester Th6 trumpet section comes on strong in performance Tuesday night in “An Evening of top male and female athletes will rjeceive the Matt j Church parishioners, seven pesons the occasion. Donations may be Emergency Communications Inc. for , Philadelphia (Lerch 4-1), N Music with the Coventry High School Bands.’’ The symphonic band and dance-stage band Moriarty awards...Channel 30 will carry tonight’s Atlanta (Capra 0-2) at were elected to the church council. brought to the firehouse before 1, emergency communication services heavyweight fight between Duane Bobick and Ken Nor­ They are Margaret Brown, Dorli p.m. starting July 1. presented a well-attended concert featuring a variety of music. (Herald photo by Dunnl on track ended (Pittsburgh (Candelaria 3- ton starting at 9 o’clock...Jimmy Connors defeated 0), N Cloutier, Esther Haloburdo, David Tlie Young People’s Fellowship of A motion to have all taxes of 8100 Italy’s Adriano Panatta last night in the World Cham­ East Catholic’s undefeated track season Lyons, David Miller, Thomas St. George’s Episcopal Church will or less and all motor vehicle taxes Cincinnati (Alcala 1-1) at pionship Tennis play in Dallas. The scores were 6-4,7-5,6- came to an abrupt end yesterday as Xavier St. Louis (Rasmussen 2-3), Sheridan and Leon Zapadka. The have a car wash May 21 from 12 to 4 payable in one installment, due July 4. council will meet tonight at 8:15 at p.m. at the church. 1, and all other taxes payable in two High trounced the Eagles, 102-43, in N the Parish Center. TTie St. Maurice Church Knights of payments, due July 1 and Jan. 1, Third road boss quits Middletown. In winning, the Falcons es­ Chicago (Burris 4-3) at The dedication of the new brush Columbus will sponsor a trip to passed with one abstention. tablished a state record for most consecutive Houston (Richard 1-3), N By LINDA LOVERING truck by the Boiton Volunteer Fire Fenway Park in ^ston June 18. For At the special finance board assistant superintendent later. This Councilman Douglas Whipple said, WHA All-Stars dual meet victories at 66. Xavier, 11-0, has not Department will be Sunday at 1 p.m. further information or tickets, call meeting, a transfer of 8674 was ap­ Herald Correspondent position was eliminated from last “This is the second superintendent of lost since 1973. American League at firehouse. The public is invited. 649-6026 or 643-0688. proved from contingency to the in­ Coventry Street Supt. Wayne Blair The Sporting News World Hockey Assn. All-Star team Ferraro (X), 3. Lindberg year’s budget, however. streets we have lost this year. I think Bright spots for East, 10- surance and bonds account. has resigned after four months on the consists of Marc Tardif (Quebec) and Anders Hedberg (EC) 48’ 5 W. East Town Manager Frank Connolly, the council has to take a hard look (Winnipeg) wingers, center Robbie Ftorek (Phoenix) and 1 (including a win over St. Javelin: 1. M. Fray (X), 2. W L Pet. GB job, saying, “I’m not the man for the said, “I’m sorry to see Blair leave; at the roads department.” job.” defensemen Ron Plumb (Cincinnati) and Poul Popiel Thomas Aquinas not Novicki (X), 3. S. Fray (X) NY 16 10 .615 I’ve enjoyed working with him.” “Maybe it’s time we take a good (Houston) with John Garrett (Birmingham) in goal. The previously calculated), 168’ 4” . Balt. 14 9 .609 Vk Blair’s resignation, for personal Blair gave his resignation to Con­ look at contracting out all the work Triple jump: 1. Caffrey Boston 14 12 .538 2 reasons, is effective Friday. second team consists of New England’s Mike Antonovich were Bob Frank and Dave State welcomes firm nolly Monday. there,” Whipple said. and Real Cloutier (Quebec) forwards. Rich Leduc (Cin­ Kolakowski. The latter (EC), 2. Mendes (EC), 3. Day Milwaukee 15 13 .536 2 Blair said he resigned because (X) 41’ 7 Vk”. Toronto 14 17 .452 orderly growth. He said a major Town Council Chairman Jesse Richard Cromie, Democratic town cinnati) center, Pat Stapleton (Indianapolis) and Dale 4’v shattered the school’s high The Connecticut Development excellent example of close coopera­ “the job was affecting my life to the 440-yd. relay: 1. Xavier Detroit 10 16 .385 6 development to be undertaken in con­ Brainard was out of state and was un­ chairman, said “This is the fourth Hoganson (Birmingham) defense and Joe Daley (Win­ jump mark with a leap of 6- Authority (CDA), finance arm of the tion between state and local of­ extent that I was a bundle of nerves (Woods, D’Aquila, Perrotti, CTeve. 10 16 .385 6 nection with the move to Connecticut available for comment. road foreman to work under this nipeg) in goal. The 5^, 150-pound Ftorek, born in feet, 5-inches. state Department of Commerce, ap­ ficials,” Gov. Grasso said. 24 hours a day.” Council Vice Chairman Jack Town Council; Pesce, Kennedy, Har­ Ferguson) :44.6. West will be the addition Of wire-coating Needham, Mass., was tabbed player-of-the-year in the Kolakowski’s feat was V*- 100: 1. Perrotti (X), 2. proved industrial development finan­ She referred to the cooperation of He said he worked for Coventry’s W L Pet. GB capacity which will put the company Myles, said, “The services of the dy and Blair. With the exception of balloting...The Whalers’ softball team has scheduled a inch better than Mark Woods (X), 3. D’Aquila (X) cing for a New York firm which will Mayor Thomas Benoit of Vernon and interest but other people had Minnesota 19 10 .655 into new markets. street superintendent are crucial to Hardy, the other three have ap­ dozen exhibition games including the opener in E rte l’s effort in 1975. :10.3. now relocate in Vernon. The an­ State Sen. Robert D. Houley in different ideas on how the job should CJiicago 17 11 .607 1*4 Mercury was one of seven firms the town. Blair was well qualified for parently found it impossible to Manchester May 20. The Whalers will face the WTIC Frank copped three wins in 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Frank Texas 14 11 .560 3 nouncement was made Thursday negotiations to locate Mercury Elec­ be done. getting financial assistance from the the job and its unfortunate for the properly carry out their obligations Titanics at Fitzgerald Field with proceeds going to New the long jump, 330-yard in­ (EC), 2. Drenzek'(X), 3. Carr Kan. City 15 14 .517 4 afternoon by Gov. Ella Grasso. tric in Vernon. “The town road crew did influence CDA Tuesday. The others were: town to lose his services.” to the town under this council. Hope Manor. Brad Selwood was the big hitter with the termediate hurdles and (EC) :15.1. Oakland 15 14 .517 4 The firm. Mercury Electric, now in Miller said, “Gov. Grasso has me in my decision,” he said. He said Mile: 1. Jolie (X), 2. Boraks • The Mario Co. of New York, “We (the council) will have to ad­ Larry Knight, Republican town Whalers last summer with 14 home riins in 11, 120-yard high hurdles. Calif. 12 17 .414 7 New Hyde Park, N.Y., is expected to taken a personal hand in selling Mer­ they are good men but need more (X),3. O’Connor (EC) 4:27.3. which will be building a new plant in dress ourselves to why there is no chairman, had no comment on the games...Bob Mathias will be the honorary referee at the Arnie Carter won the 440 Seattle 9 24 .273 12 create 200 new jobs. The CDA ap­ cury Electric on the advantages of direct supervision than the job as 440: 1. C arter (EC), 2. Newtown. permanence in that job. he said. resignation. He said he knew nothing Hartford High Invitational Track and Field Meet Satur­ and Bob Caffrey the triple proved 82.2 million in tax-exempt, Connecticut. We wholeheartedly street superintendent allows. Perrotti (X), 3. Muirhead (X) Today’s Games • Norwalk Co. of Norwalk, which of the problem. day starting at 11 a.m. Mathias won the Olympic jump for East. Eric Lecko low-cost revenue bonds to enable the agree with the governor and are very “When you are told to do it 'their :53.6. Milwaukee (Beare 1-1) will expand its existing facility. decathlon in both the 1948 and 1952 Games...There is ran a fine 9:55 two-mile move. pleased to be able to announce this way’ your options are to persevere to 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Frank at Cleveland (Garland 0-4), bound to be trouble ahead for the Whalers now that Jack and Luke O’Connor turned (EC), 2. Woods 9X), 3. At the Capitol in Hartford ’Tuesday, new expansion of our company in • Lewis Boyle Inc. of Waltham, get your way or when that fails get N Mass., which intends to consolidate % Rocicvllle hospital notes Kelley is back on the scene. Four heads are not better in a 4:32 mile. Freshmen Drenzek (X) :41.0. Gov. Grasso welcomed Julius L. Connecticut.” another job,” he said. Chicago (Knapp 3-1) at two other Connecticut plants in «58«BVMta, ' -V" than one and the WHA entry will have Kelley, Howard records were set by John 880: 1. Jolie (X), 2. Tynan Miller, chairman of the company. The company is a diversified Blair said the Town Council and Texas (Alexander 4-1), N Berlin. Admitted Tuesday: John Bastis, Regan South St., Rockville; Aline Earley, Baldwin, Ron Ryan and Harry Neale running the show. Clifford in the two-mile (X), 3. Coughlin (X) 2:05.6. She said, ‘”rhe 200 new jobs this manufacturer of lighting fixture town manager were "most Minnesota (Zahn 5-1) at • Pace Motor Lines Inc. of Bloom­ Rd.. Vernon; Sharon Capello. Werner Skyline Dr., South Windsor; Joseph (10:06) and by Dave Gay in 220; 1. Ferguson (X), 2. project is expected to generate will components, controjl devices and cooperative” with him in all aspects Detroit (Roberts 2-4), N field, planning to build a new truck Dr.. Vernon; Catherine Crabb. Ellington; Girardini, Ellington; Merle Muller, East- the half-mile (2:08.3). Deville (X), 3. Woods (X) provide a significant stimulus to the sewing machine chses. Mercury of the job. Reaction differs on bench^ in stands ;23.5. Boston (Jenkins 4-1) at terminal in Stratford. Ralph Desiefano, Orchard St., Rockville; view Ter., Tolland; Mane Nadeau, High E a s t’s next m eet is economy of the Vernon area. plans to buy a 38,000-square foot Coventry has had three street Two-mile: 1. Boraks (X), 2. Oakland (Medich 1-2 or • New Haven Water Co., funds for Brian Mitchell, Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; Manor Park, Rockville; Scott Simmons, End of the line Pittsburgh fans whoop it up after final out in second game which found Thursday afternoon at 3:15 “The company’s decision to locate building in the Vernon Industrial superintendents in just over two Margaret Pound, W. Main St., Rockville; Robin Circle, Tolland; Mrs. Wendy Lecko (EC), 3. Krupke (X) Langford 3-1), N pollution control. Pirates sweeping pair from Atlanta last night. Braves’ players on bench against crosstown in Connecticut is a tribute to the Park on Bolton Rd.‘ and to expand it years. Two quit the job soon after’ William Shea, P.O. Box, Rockville; Twining and son, Ellington; Mrs. Anita Poetry in motion, that’s watching Cherie Dow play ten­ 9:48.9. New York (Holtzman 2- ■ • Omega Engineering, Inc. of Manchester High at Pete M ile re la y : 1. X av ier effectiveness of our industrial later to 100,000 square feet. starting — Blair and William Jeanne Salonis, Summit Dr., Tolland; Wagner and son, Janet Lane, Vernon. nis. She’s the best young female player ever from look glum as defeat was 16th in row. (UPI photo) 1) at Seattle (Abbott 0-4), Wigren Track. (Coughlin, Muirhead, Tynan, development programs in attracting Miller said the company has Stamford, to expand. Kennedy. Herbert West, Snipsic St., Rockville; Births Tuesday: A daughter to Mr. and Manchester. She’s a sophomore at Manchester N In all the financing amounted to Michael Pesce was fired from that Christopher Willis, West St., Rockville. Mrs. Guy Mozzicato, Grahaber Rd., High...Harvey Pastel and Dave Warren were Results: Jolie) 3:41.1. Baltimore (Grimsley 3- new business and industry to our expanded steadily throughout its 33- Discus: 1. Ferrano (X), 2. state. The decision is also an year history and plans to continue more than 86 million and will create position, although he was rehired as Discharged Tuesday; Sean O'Hara, Tolland. ‘bridesmaids’ in several Neipsic Tennis Club tour­ Long jump: 1. Frank (EC), 1) at California (Tanana 4- about 695 new jobs in the state. Tory Rd., Tolland; Florence DeForge, 2. Fazzino (X), 3. D’Aquila Ferguson (X), 3. Gorman 1), N \ naments but on his own. Pastel has won the seniors title (EC) 156’. two years in succession at the Racquet Club...Whatever (X) 20’ 3” . Shot put: 1. Smith (X), 2. Pole vault: 1. Franz (X), 2. happened to the plans to build an indoor tennis complex in Kirk (X), 3. WatU (X) 12’ 6” . IRETCHER GLASS CO. Bolton and a paddle tennis facility in Manchester. Ryan slows delivery Government form is topic Ov»f 35 Ytan of EaporhiKO of MANCHESTER S T THE

COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE DUNKIN' GLAZED CHOCOLATE CRUNCH JELLY FILLEo MANCHESTER RACQUET CLUB for South Windsor forum WINDOW C U S S ■ MIRRORS ■ C U S S FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE FRAMING ■ FIREPUCE i DOOR MIRRORS 404 W. Center Street TUB ENCLOSURES - SPECIAL WORK and chalks up wins Mancheeter, CT. 06040 y The pros and cons of town M. Curry, president of the the Connecticut manager/councll versus strong Town Managers Association and town First, last chance NEW YORK (UPI) despite his new approach Jerry Remy knocked in mayor/councll forms of government for manager of Newington; and J. Alfred Manchester 6 4 9 -4 5 2 1 ) COLLECTOR'S ITEMS Vx P R IC E Nolan Ryan, the KW- but that total will be pretty two runs with a pair of “We’ve got 18 weeks of great South Windsor will be aired at a public Clark Jr., mayor of Ledyard. OAHI5H riATES much an improvement if singles and Joe Rudi hit his mSIDtNTIAL DICANTERS sixth homer of the year for forum May 18 at 8 p.m. in the council South Windsor and Ledyard both have a NL.UNI REfROOUCTIONS for Bobick, Norton™"^”'"""^plagued with wildness he can maintain it. And his summer tennis for the entire fami chambers of the Town Hall. nine-member council elected at large. 'The slowed-down delivery the Angels, who dealt Paul (itunel*! Glatfir Gsusare instiri’d up io$40,TKlST door (4:06.7) and indoor 000 youngsters ,since 1947 Vukovich. John Montague vegetable, Italian bread. parslied potatoes, mixed Friday: Tuna salad roll, had a double for the (4:08.4) mile runs. He also when they founded the suffered his third loss MANCHESTER RACQUET CLURI Wednesday: Baked chicken vegetables, roll, applesauce. tomato wedges, potatos, I The Pirsl Place to Save winners. Paul Tetrcault broke records in the 1,000 Glenn Curjpiflgham Youth against three wins for Seat­ ^ J with gravy, whipped potato. Wednesday: Spaghetti with dessirt. Read Herald Ads and Kenny Hodge each had 646-8860 yard run and the mile and a Raqcb'Rlrunderprivileged tle. children. doubles for the losers. Harvey Pastel . .. „ ni>M> m n r«inv!»)M»ng

PAGE FO U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. May 11.1W7 f 9 QUIZ PeeWee Soccer Bowling Co^inners Walton sparks Blazer victory New York (UPI) —Man­ ZODIAC- Betty Euliano FLORAL- Arlene ny Trillo of the Chicago PORTLAND, Ore. he said he would have to go parade, but we should play Walton, got Portland in his lowest game output in Chiefs- Coaches Ken Apaches- Coach Jim 176, Rose Robideau 179-181- LaPointe 202-501, Laurette Cubs and Willie Stargell of Sealed bids will be received in (UPI) — His team to the basket more. He just better.” , front 36-29 after one period. 10 playoff games, to lead Amato, Joe MacCleod; Geoff D leterle; Andy Bushnell, 183-543, Nancy Ofiara 177, Carpenter 207-496, Dee the Pittsburgh Pirates the Office of The Director of took it. When he gets that West said, “Portland’s But the Blazers went into the Lakers, who got some Belekewlcz, Chucky ^yle Simmons 194-531, Shiifon General Services, 41 Onter trailing, 81-77, Carol Turner 453, Barbara were announced Monday as Street, Manchester, Gmnec- ^ FINANCIAL look on his face, he’s tremendous quickness has slow gear suddenly as the backcourt help from McCavanaugh, Bob Salonen, le s s e r, Sue 0 Neill, Chad Marble 473, Nancy Camara 459. co-wnners of the National 8 — Bondt-Stocki-MortgaoM Portland center Bill there.” Lakers pulled to within one Ward Saunders, Carolyn Wendy Hamilton, ticut until May 23, 1977 at 9 — Portonai Loans been the deciding factor in Lucius Allen’s 14 points McKeown 460. League Player of the Week 11:00 a.m. for the following: 10 — Inturanca Walton got “that look "I got hot,” said Walton, the three games.” point, 54-53, at the half. Tlie after missing the first two Zabielbkl, Mike Anderson, Harbaugh, Mark PARKADE BANTAMS - honor. Steve August, Dave Boudreau, Hennequin, Lee Magowan, Craig Carlson 424. EXTERIOR em ploym ent on his face,” and ‘“rhe trick to our team is Tliat quickness by the Lakers had the lead at 75-73 games in Los Angeles with COP - June Michaud 181, PAINTING MARY 13 — Help Wanted whoever gets hot takes the a dislocated toe. Tim Bragdon, Larry Deptula, M cD erm ott, Gary Ceil Ray 178, Marie Ludlow 14 — Businett Opportuniiiae staged a brilliant 14- Portland guards — Lionel after three quarters, main­ Shelley H oher, Anthony Stole’tenberg, Todd Swanson, CHENEY LIBRARY 15 — Situeiion Wanted ball to the hoop, like Herm Hollins, rookie Johnny ly on the work of Abdul- PHIL ESPOSITO WAS THE § 204-468, Dianne Eib 470, point, fourth-quarter Peruccio, Ken Andrulot, Jeff Sue Webb, Joe Carilll, Dave Bid forms, plans and EDUCATION Gilliam on Sun^y. He got Jabbar — who had but five NHL M.VR IN THE '73-'74 (Jrayce Shea 454. 16 — Private loitfuctioni ill scoring outburst to Beauregard, Greg Fromerth, Nancy Healy, SEASON. WHAT TEAM specifications are available at hot, we gave him the ball points in the first half — the General Services Office, 16 — Schooit-Clatsee ■4 lead the Trail Blazers r s p o r t s J Belekiewicz, Bill 0)le, Linda K evin K en n ed y , J a m ie PIP PHIL START OUT WITH 20 — Initrucltone Wanted ( and let him do it.” Don Chaney and Earl Hall, Tom Janenda, Matt R®*- Chayl^s IN 1063, HIS ROOKIE YEAR? PARKADE JUNIORS - 41 Center Street, Manchester, .... Connecticut. a iA L eSTATE past the Los Angeles Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Tatum. Morris, • Matt 'Terzo, Marty Sentaio, Bill Thompson, John A. FLACK HAWKS Roger Poudrier 209-548, 23 — Hornet for Sale Lakers, 102-97, who Lakers’ Coach Jerry ’The game had been tied slate Zabielski, Fred Fruchtenicht. "y""-, „ . , a RRUINS Loren McLaughlin 180, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 24 - Lots-Und for Sale Eagles- Coaches Charles CONNECTIGJT 25 — investmtnt Property Tuesday night. West cajls the most 13 times and the lead C. RANGERS J Rick Ruggiero 202-538, This is the 26 Busineti Property awesome force in the NBA, Davis and veteran Herm changed 14 times before Wednesday Stan-Coaches Dave Paris, Berrera, Tom Greer; Dan Dave Edwards 512, Rich WILLIAM E. BUCKLEY, 27 — Retort Property ’The win gives Portland a BASEBALL Tom Pratt; Matt Gough, Bill McGrail, John Button, Glenn season for Chairman of 28 — Real Ettete Wanted said, “We tried to force Gilliam — bewilders the Walton got his 14 points in S)|Mei|)pe|qUeMSUfc Aroian 207-501, Lisa Brown 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven Lakers. Hollins, along with Bacon Academy at v Crickmore, Andy Marsh, Jensen, Brian O’Marra, Jeff Library &ard MiSC. SERVICES Portland to shoot the ball a 16-point Blazer surge 461. 020-5 31 — Servicet Ollered Western Conference title Cheney Tech, 3:15 Cathy Ryan, Neal Schackner, Staniunas, Amy Berrera, BLACK 32 — Pemting-Pepering high but then Walton tips it power forward Maurice while holding the Lakers to series. Another Trail Lucas, .who scored 22 South Windsor at Suf- M a tt, A lex an d er, Shaun Dave Mackey, Sean McGrail, 33 — Building-Contficting in and there’s nothing you three to put the game out Brophy, Ian Dickson, Dick Marc Ferrero, Gary Sander- CARPENTER ANTS 34 — Rooting.Sidmg Blazer triumph Friday field TEE-TOTALERS- Bar­ 35 — Heeting-Piumping can do about it. I’m not points to share game of reach. Folk, Jeff Gaboury, Francis son, Brendan Szemplinski, 36 — Flooring night here will eliminate Rockville at Bloom­ bara Fink 180-175-527, Leda In addition to being trying to rain on Portland’s scoring honors with Jabbar had but 21 points, Parldpiano, Todd Powers, Mike Strasser, Adam o a s e o a il INVITA’nON 37 — Moving-TfuCHing.Siorege the Lakers and put field Nicol 470, Karen Riordan unsightly and unsanitary. 38 — Servicet Wtnted Steve Allison, Laurent Bour- Wichman, Mike Craig, Dennis Texas — Traded third Black Ants excavate Portland into the NBA Rocky Hill at Bolton 179-451, Donna Terragna MISC. FOR SALE der, Brian Brophy, Jim Foreman, Charles King, baseman Roy Howell to extensive galleries in wood TO BID championship finals. Portland at Rham 195-451, Barbara Seifert THE EIGHTH UTIUTIES 40 — Household Goods to serve as nesting places 41 — Articles for Stie Philadelphia, leading N:^baue'l"'Mau“ pagSr Andy S i “ '’‘Te"e Toronto for shortstop Jim Sh^r^on-mcha^d DISTRICT of MANCHESTER Coventry at Cromwell and may cause extensive 42 — Budding Supplies tops on road, solicits bids for various in­ 43 — Pets -Birds* Dogs Houston, 2-0, plays the 76ers TENNIS Mike Paris, Chris Semhir. ’ Wichman, John Till'otson, u ®®°II’and‘!^h ^“^ers '44 — Livestock Hargan and QUSh. ------186-500, Judy ^bella- 179- damage to your home. surance coverages for a Rockets in Houston tonight Cheney Tech at Lyman Wildcata- Coaches Charlie Mike Yamot. 45 — Boats & Accessories in the third game of their Boggini, Bob King; Todd Devils- Coach Dave 455, Marti ^ r illa 180. period for one year. Sealed 46 ~ Sporting Goods Memorial bids inust be returned by June 47 ~ Garden Products best-of-seven Eastern Courcy, Pat Daugherty, Brian Sibrinsz; Hal Brown, Jim 46 Antiques move East Catholic at South 2,1977. ’The bids will be public­ 49 — Wsnted to Buy to Houston Malley, (Teorge Russo, Paul E n g lish , Ja m iso n H ull, Conference title show­ Windsor (girls) ly opened at 1:00 p.m. in the down. HOUSTON (UPI) - probably be about 146-120.” enough mistakes to be get­ Senkow, Dave Arnold, Jill Maurice Moriarty, Chris WE SERVICE RENTALS GOLF Boggini, Geoff Burgess, Craig Olzacki, Keith Harlan, Pat Eighth D istrict'Tax Collec­ 52 — RoorvYs for Rent Game 3 was a tough one, With their strong road ting beaten worse than 53 — Apsrlments tor Rent The Philadelphia 7ters South Cavanna, Tom Diana, John Lyons, Mike McMahon, Billy tor’s office at 32 Main Street, 54 — Hom es for Rent “the toughest in the series record to bolster them, the were the best road they have. Houston has 40 Catholic/Aquinas at East Gorman, Mike MacDonald, Driggs, K.C. Reischerl Brad Manchester, Connecticut. ’The, 55 — Business tor Rent so far,” said Portland 76ers have good reason for turnovers to the 76ers’ 28, right is reserved to reject any* 56 — Resort Property for Rent team in the NBA this Catholic Keith Arnold, Andy Boggini, Stern, Craig Szymanski, Jeff PORSCHE-AUDI for 0 Preventive Maintenance program 57 — Wanted to Rent Coach Jack Ramsay. “Bill confidence. ’They won 18 of while Philadelphia has shot and all bids. Specifications 58 — Misc for Rent Cheney Tech at Paul Bradshaw, Senan Gor- W rig h t, P e te r F o lle tt, was just tremendous with season so there is no 41 away games this season METRO HARTFORD’S NEWEST and bid forms may be secured 55 free throws to Houston’s Somers man, John King, Kevin Love, Melorah Hull, Greg Damron, AUTOMOTIVE his clutch play. At halftime reason to believe a — one of them a 116-94 win 40. Pryce Maltempo, Chris Pamela Reischerl, Allen PORSCHE-AUDI DEALERSHIP at the Eighth District 61 — 'Autos tor Site TRACK Firehouse Dispatcher Office, 62 — Trucks tor Sate screaming crowd in at Houston. The 76ers have a slight Ogden, Brad Thurston, Jon Llverinore, Mike Robison, WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale Manchester/Weth- S49-9240 32 Main Street, Manchester, 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles “We are going to try to edge in shooting percen­ Kloter. M a tt S c h a u s te r , Jo e PORSCHE-AUDI PARTS the Houston Rockets’ ersfield at Enfield Connecticut. 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Weather cuts win in four,” 76ers’ guard tage, but it is not the Tomkunas, Keira Williams. Homes' Summit sports arena Signed this 4th day of May, Doug Collins, the second shooting, as such, that f i. \u-ii Bruins- Coaches Jim 66 — Automotive Service school sports BUSS EITERiniMm W M N I 1977. 67 — Autos tor Rent.Lease will have any effect on hottest shooter so far in the Houston feels it must stop. Breitenfeld, Ken Anderson; HOFFMAN PORSCHE AUDI Thursday Britnell; Todd Lukas, Iterl Brown, Chris Dolbec, The Oldest & Largest in Conn. John C. Flynn Jr. Manchester High boys’ them tonight. semifinal series, says. Manlstedt, Jim McCartan, pave Odom, Scott Stephens, 700 CONNECTICUT BLVD., E. HTFD. 528-9447 Insurance track has been rescheduled The two teams meet in Substitute forward Eagle netmen BASEBALL Rothman, Chris Shurkus, p W esso n , K e ir Commissioner from Tuesday to today Game No. 3 of their best- Darryl Dawkins has hit 13- Fermi at Manchester, Scott Aronson, Nick Calvo, t Eighth Utilities Steve Donahue ChrisGacnon Breitenfeld, Chris Lappen, □ NOTICES against Enfield High and of-seven playoff series of-20 shots from the floor. down St» Paul 3:30 ONLY AT WATKINS CAN YOU FIND SO MANY PIANOS District Wethersfield in Enfield. with Philadelphia holding Collins has hit 20-of-33. Hartford Public at Afdy Ma1can?o^1o Da^ 015-5 Blocked shot in playoffs Manchester High baseball the edge after two wins at If Houston is to make a East Catholic’s boys’ South Windsor McCartan Jeff N^den A1 K fiS e ’ Stephens Mark AND ORGANS FOR THE STUDENT TO THE CONCERT Lo st and fo u n d against Simsbury has been home. contest of the series with a tennis team downed St. Penney at Conard ^rgida. Ifura Calvo Nbke Terza,JonZupnik,ehrisDen- Portland’s Herm Gilliam goes up and puts hand on ball to block shot of Paul, 6-1, yesterday at the Wethersfield at East airgw in Jeff H azard, Greg Belinda Dolbec, Tom ARTIST. LOST - Sheltie (Toy Collie) in rescheduled Friday as The Rockets say the day win tonight, the 6-foot-Il vicinity of Manchester Green. Lucius Allen of Lakers last night in NBA playoffs. (UPI photo) Manchester Racquet Club. Hartford Lukas, Joe Mistretta, I^ug Lyon, Howard Rovegno, Sean have events between of the lead-foot defense is forward Moses Malone has Morton Jerry R o to a n , Carl John Scata, Dick LEGAL Reward. Call 649-4256 , 646- Manchester High’s boys’ gone and that tonight’s to carry the load. He was The Eagles now show a 4-3 Rockville at Windsor 2099, anytime. Lurks SkTOg, Lester Tallman TrampnUno, Mike Yavinsky, FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALE! NOTICE and girls’ tennis and girls’ game and the fourth one the big scorer in Game No. won-lost record. Tigers- Coaches Todd LOST - Fem ale Siberian Results: Briggs. (EC) Ellington at White, Geoff Michaud; Ron softball against Simsbury. Friday in Houston will be 1 when he got 32 points. Bears- Coach Neal Alder­ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Husky. Black and white, blue def. King 6-1, 6-2; Visgllio Middletown Cote, Jon Donahue, Jon Lutin, Cheney Tech’s baseball different. But, shut off from the in­ man; Madeline Bourcier, OF eyes. Vicinity Route 44A and Bitter, angry Bruins game against Bolton was “I know we’re slow. Our side in Game No. 2, he (EC) def. Denny 6-3, 6-3; TRACK GAY ENGINEERING, Cfedar Swamp “ • ~ ry. postponed indefinitely. players know it too,” said collected only seven points. Lareau (EC) def. Jensen 6- East Catholic at jfson snaia, Jeii uap^iio, Rawson, Mike Taylor, HAMMOND ORGANS INCORPORATED Call 742-63is or 646-848s i East Catholic’s girls’ soft- Rockets’ Coach Tom “I think I can rebound 4, 6-2; Barone (EC) def. Manchester, .3:15 Ben DiGregorio, Steve Pete LaPointe! NOTICE is hereby given, Reward. ball was postponed in­ Nissalke, whose club lost better here,” Malone said Snow 6-0, 6-2; Denny-King ' TENNIS ^rdek^, Pete Gallasso, Brian jgp ^oore, Dan Packer, Mike pursuant to General Statutes Kennedy Shane May, Jim p^^gga Tirillo, Kevin IMPOUNDED - Grey i white definitely with East’s golf the first two games by after a spirited practice (StP) def. Fleming- Fermi at Manchester Demonstrators • Pre-owned • Discontinued Models of Connecticut, that GAY male Huskie. Black collar. Declare war on foes match against Fitch and scores of 128-117 and 106-97. Tuesday. “The crowd will Cannata 6-3, 4-6, 7-6; Manchester at Fermi Zotta, Dick BavM, Mark garles, Sandro Squatrito, ENGINEERING, Picked up in the Merrow Road Browne-Oulette (EC) def. Gchowski, ^ a n I^naghue, Twig Goulet, John DeQuatiro, Trade-Ins At Blue Book Prices! INCORPORATED, a Connec­ and Goose Lane area. Contact Bulkeley rescheduled for “ (But) if we decided to get me going. We will (girls) M anning F e n d e ll L isa p , p j p ticut corporation having its win.” Lapenta-Lazorik 7-6, 7-5; Coventry Dog Warden, 423- MONTREAL (UPI) Don Cherry said after Mon­ refereeing has been a farce May 17. East girls’ track abandon our game plan and East Catholic at E.O. Giorgetti, Kevin Goetz, Eric Michelle Ntaxim Bob Moore principal place of business in 6524. was rescheduled for May run with them from start So far in the series, the Shinn-McDermott (EC) Smith (girls) Hasemann, Dave O’Brien, — Bitter, angry and treal blanked Boston 3-0 in this year in the whole Sm ith Carole Purdy, Gerald Samp- Manchester, Connecticut, has def. Ratcliffe-Snow 7-5,2-6, Barry Smith a game pitting the Bruins Stanley Cup. I’m fed up 20. to finish, the score would Rockets have committed son. Bill Turner. been dissolved by a resolution IMPOUNDED - German frustrated, the Bruins 6-2. Lancers- Coaches Mindy Shepard Woe, tan and black against both the Canadiens with the way the referee Kings- Coach Tom DeCian- of its Board of Directors and headed back to the and Dean Setzler; Alison male, (Jlcott St area. and their Forum fans. handled the game tonight.” Stockholders, effective as of U rkin, Chris P h oney, l ^ e Michele Hornbostel, Chihuahua, tan male. West safe confines of Referee Ron Wicks A powerplay goal by April 29,1977. All creditors, if Center St. Contact Boston Garden today handed out 20 penalties — \Pete Mahovllch broke a J to ^ r o , Scott ^tzlo r, Stan Morelewicz, Mark Todd, any, are warned to present Manchester Dog Warden, 646- m ter SUcey 2^ckm, Paul g^g ooremus, Mark Harvill, their claims to LaBELLE, 4555. having issued a 11 to Boston — as Montreal scoreless tie at 7:43 of the ^sterfield, Jim Burke, Mike Landolphi, Jeremy out-defensed the Bruins for Guardsman Belted ROTHENBERG, declaration of war on middle period. Doug Carter, Scott Davis Sco t Moore, Kristin Price, Jeff WOODHOUSE & RUBINOW, a 2-0 lead in the best-of- Risebrough made it 2-0 five the Canadiens, the (iuardftman Brilrd Sears Low Plus P.C., Attorney's at Law, 843 seven Stanley Cup finals. Blarkwall Regular Price K.K.T. Sears □ EMPLOYMENT Montreal fans and the minutes later and Steve ?eri S ic'alry K : '^gg'Kie'^Tim' Main Street, Manchester, Boston hosts Games 3 and 4 Shutt scored the third Mon­ A78-13 122.88 1.73 I^tt Cotter tott Flynn, Rick ^^nsworth? Jon ^Mazz ^ Connecticut, on or before C78-13 125.88 2.01 NHL officiating staff. ’Thursday and Saturday. treal goal 5:40 into the final ^haner, John Lajeunesse, Jim Solatia August IS, 1977, or thereafter Holp Wontod 13 D76-I4 $26.88 *2.09 Cherry, who has paid to Dave Larkin, Greg Mahoney g^g^^nan Trott, Chris Todd, HAMMOND “I don’t even want to period. E76-14 $27.88 2.26 Guardsman 4 ply be barred as by statute criticize NHL officials in Jaso n S ta n sfield , M ark Nich Vesho, Gregor Siebert. provided. PHONE FROM home to ser­ talk about the game. The Vezina Trophy winner F78-I4 $29.88 2.42 SOUNDER I SOUNDER III PIPER SPINET vice our customers in the refereeing was (expletive the past, said “as far as Ken Dryden turned aside G78-I4 $31.88 2.58 n*'"' /-.I. r.- Flames- Coach George J Manchester qrea, flexible deleted),” Bruins coach I ’m c o n c e rn e d th e 22 Boston shots for his G78-I5 $31.88 2.65 Brewers- Coaches Rich Trian; James Benes, Lori ( 4 9 5 0 0 Dated at Manchester, hours, super earnings, 249- II7K-I3 $33.88 2.88 Polyester Tires Koepsel, Tim OBrien; Tom p, ^ ^ pg^g fourth play-off shutout this *995 *695 *995 Connecticut, this 29th day of 7773. Omdon, Dick Doyon Mark Moran, Kevin Travis, Dave April, 1977. y e a r . " T h a t w as a GAY ENGINEERING, Sports Transactions satisfying shutout because mTJI: Agasi, Dave Heffron, Mark NOW accepting applications rl3SS3n SidulQUl, Mike * ______KJfe\s«e*nn FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE N INCORPORATED for full time employmentt. the Bruins took a lot of Steel Belted Radial Yorgensen, Steve Biske, Deb- “ THURSDAY 2-5 and 7-9 LaBelle, Rothenberg, Call 528-3669 between 9 and 2 shots from close in,” he Steel B elt R adial S e a n Low P lus by Garcia, Tony FalcetU, MR. TIM STORRS W^house & . only. Pro Football said. “All in all I think we W M tewall R r tu ia r P ric e F.E.T. Aaron Gill, Matt Hickey, Dan Bob^Failoil!’ David FRIDAY 1-5 Riibinow, P.C. Atlanta — Signed linebackers Rudolph Bryant of played much better than 165-12 $4 4 .5 2 1.88 .A78>13 Blackk^all Lewie, Dwight Whitaker, Michael Meister, Will Be At Watkins DON’T MISS THIS Its Attorneys SEWING MACHINE 175-13 $4 7 .2 2 1 .99 South Carolina State and Victor Chandier of Kansas we did in the opener” ® Bruce Rosenberg, Scott Piv- Organ Studios For This IMPORTANT EVENTI 021-5 Operator with drapery State and defensive tackle Charles Underwood of which Montreal won 7-3. 185-14 $5 3 .8 3 2.36 G aigFichtel, Steve Gay Jeff Weinbaum, Corey experience. Call between 9 Texas-EI Paso as free agents. 195-14 $ 5 7 .1 9 2.54 Guardsman Sears Low Plus Ray Memei7 , Dave carter, Ray Juleson. Special EventI and 5, Monday thru Friday. Time and again Boston’s 205-14 $ 6 2 .0 2 Blackwall ReRular Price F.E.T. 646-7286. New York Jets — Signed quarterback Craig Nagei 2.64 Nielsen, Jamal Siddiqui, Dan j g , , . C o ach es Shaw n attack was repulsed by a 215-14 $ 6 7 .5 8 2.96 A78-13 816.30 1.72 PUBLIC and wide receiver Don Buckey as free agents. J r. u i « Murphy, John Topping; Glenn solid Montreal defense and 165-15 $4 7 .0 6 1.97 Tornadoes- Coaches Jeff ,i„„, B78-13 818.30 1.82 , __Bartkowski, Andy Gallant, Buffalo — Signed fullback Jim Braxton to a series when they did break 205-15 $6 5 .7 0 2.91 NOTICE C78-I3 820.30 2.01 Lonib&rdo« Ed Kennison, Jon *;i| Li«,v»rwoy\»» misnexrtn Yoke Interest of one-year contracts. through Dryden was there 215-15 $69.81 3.11 Cnlpman C.rPD Haswtt Ipff Hampson, Scott Misage, E78-14 821.00 2.23 , i T JlL • " Cliff Tyler, Paul Hendessi, Pursuant to Chapter 439, Sec­ Washington — Signed defensive end Ron Wade of with the save. __ ts-is t7 Z .8 Z 3 .2 6 UVltt, aris Pellegrini, aeve A,a„ Myers, Jo^ tion 22a-ld of the General 235-15 $8 4 .5 6 3 .5 8 F78-14 822.00 2.37 the University of California-Davis as a free agent. Simon, htork Yavinsky, C^ris poUrgy curt Scheuy, Mike Statutes of Connecticut, Chicago — Signed wide receiver Scott Yelvington, Steel Belted 30 G78-I4 824.00 2.33 Flood, Andy Bodyk, . Dan s„,ph, Gordon Tuttle, Mike notice is hereby given that Northwestern, running backs Vince Smith, Northern CC netmen 5,60-15 820.30 1.77 ^llahan, Jason Cotton, Mike w o o d h o u s e , Doug copies of an environmental Illinois, and Chris Hoskins, Missouri Western, defen­ Steel B elted m R egular .SALE P lus G78-I3 824.00 2.39 Markstein, Jason Poirot, Bartkowski, Dave Evans! assessment of the proposed WhUewall P rk e PRICE P.E.T. Manchester Industrial Park, sive end Ed Smith, Wichita Slate, and running back second best A78-13 $39.99 $33.15 1.84 H78-I3 826.00 2.79 MU'® Hille, Bob Jordan, Ken prepared by and for the Leonard Wallerscheid, Southern Utah, ali free C78-I3 141.M $34.85 2.01 /fll^ton Mayir B^li ^elluzzo, Ashley Pigford, Manchester Community E7B-I4 $43.00 Connecticut Department of agents, 36.55 2.34 No Trade in Required Free Mounting College took second place E78-I4 »47.«0 $31.95 2.50 McCandless, Scott Miller, R M a^l’o ^thvTonoiilf'^'^^" Commerce are available for Los Angeles — Signed defensive back Oscar G76-14 in the NJCAA Region XXI $49.00 $41.65 2.66 Sale prices in effect this week oniv. review at the following Edwards, UCLA, as free agent. 1178-14 $52.00 llk'l Bulls’-Coach Tom Proven- tennis tournament last 144.20 2.89 Sokolosky, Don Tencellent. g^,. gjg^g scott locations within the Town of New Orleans — Signed safeties Jerry Reese, G78-1.5 $51.00 $43.35 2.72 Sunday and Monday behind In d ia n s - Coach Chri^s ^prui, Eric Gremmo, Eric Manchester: Oklahoma, Don Roberts, Texas Tech, and Rod 1178-15 $61.00 $45.90 2.94 Rhode Island Jr. College. J78-I.5 $56.00 $47.60 3.08 V^sung^Bemadette Bolbrock, McMullan, Set Weire, Wayne Office of the Foster, Harvard, defensive back Donald Martin, Yale, U K - 15 Rhode Island qualified to $5 8 .0 0 $49.30 3.21 SAVE Jtott Chagnot, Dave Kuezek, Hollingsworth, Tad KapiUes, HAMMOND HAMMOND HAMMOND HAMMOND Town Clerk punter Bill Farris, Mississippi, defensive end John compete for the national ti­ Craig Pardi, Andy Siwik, O’Donnell, Tim Pual, Town Hall Healy, Lehigh, kick return specialist Richard Mauti, PHOENIX H-lll CONCORDE GRANDEE 41 Center Street, tle to be held later this T ta C ? p l T 7 a v ^ Dana Pickral, Craig Smith, Penn Stale, center Joe PendergrasI, Boston College, Manchester, Connecticut, month in Scottsdale, D M Mark f Z' Dave O’Connell, Chris and wide receiver Rick Rivas, Memphis Stale, all free r Driano, Mike DuPont, Tim 06040 agents. Arizona. M695 ^2495 ^5995 ^5495 Hours: The Cougar doubles team Minnesota — Signed wide receiver Ron Kullas, S n ’e f B r t L S K thZ ln j!m Manian"’ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Minnesota, a free agent. of Danyel Arenas and Doug SteadyRider Ken Graff Matt Hayes, AWo S p a S Robin S Monday-Friday Balfour placed first in the Kusmik, Ken Ifnglois, Bob g^, Damon Welcher, Kory ONLY AT WATKINS CAN YOU FIND SO MANY and regional competition and Monaco, Geoff Stefko, Hank Rapitke Baseball Shocks Mary Cheney Library also qualified to go to Sti^henson. Lions- Coach Fran 586 Main Street, New York Yankees — Optioned relief pitcher Ed Scottsdale. M eteors- Coach G erry Gaboury; Tim Almon, Dave PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR THE STUDENT Manchester, Connecticut Ricks to Syracuse of the International League. 7®^Din’ GolaS, Aaron Peterson, Greg Hours; 9 9 Bill Kennard’ Dave Pam® McDonald, E ric Widmer! Seattle — Reactivated pitcher Enrique Romo and each 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., ^ n Smith, John Taylor, U ri gcott Jackson, Erinn Jarvis, TO THE CONCERT ARTIST! reassigned first haseman Joe Lis to Toledo of the miM) pfrforMsr*fhw»rl*rHUnrit«a(ar pMtr •rnrS- Monday-Friday International League. InauaiHrrt«' ■Mil iMfrMllMal slaaeir«> iGma ZlCt Sean O’Donnell, Melinda 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., KegiUar liils ea. Sears Best Dionne, Miriam Gaber Galen pgterson. Bob Sharp, Robbie ('McriPhlwi 1 Kmrt* 1 \ma.itw Nm Wt Automotive Values Saturday Detroit — Optioned right-handed pitcher Ray Bare pmpf 1 rpfsriri 1 rppMtU •dflolfn heavy-duty shock absorbers. G rw r’ Brian Majewski, Tim sheffel, Mike Vasallo, Mike Siies to fit most American made Additional copies are outright to Evansville of American Association. m,rn^ \ 34 Mlaatra | S4 S4 A. Regular$6.M Greasegun.kwdithree«av« ...... H.99 cars. Fast low cost installation McConiwll, ^ n o , Sean Morianos, Eiarl Edwards, Lou TONIGHT’S GAMES B. Case lot Sale! <24 qU.) 10W-40oil, HfK.im.M...... fl4.40raM available. Cappalla, Todd Grossman, Jaffe, Larry Jarvis, Eric available at: C. Regular H.W. Sears oil niter ...... |U4ra. Ileavy-Ihiiy Shocks .... tT.Mea. Farr’s vs. HPMarket, 6 — n l*®..^??® ’ Meyerhoff, Gary Novak, Connecticut Department Fitzgerald D. R egular $2.49 pr.. Wiper blade refills, i3-in in...... $1.99 pr. Sears Pricing Policy Pete McConnril, Jim Nicho s, Brian Rockefeller, Subby of Commerce E. Windshield washer anti-freeze fluid...... 97' kiI. If an item is not described as re­ 210 Washington Street, Allied vs. Bogner’s, 7; IS SAVE *7 duced or a special purchase, it is Laurie St. Laurent, Mike Romano, Tedd Whitehouse, F. Champion spark plugs, fwn-mitior...... K9*e«. btrevel. _ . — Fitzgerald at its regular price. A special pur­ Dave Thebodeau. Hartford, Connecticut chase. though not reduced, is an 06106 Glen vs. Fogarty’s, 8:30 Sears 36 Battery exceptional value. Roll-up sleeves ami an CC Women in regional Hours: — Fitzgerald interesting yoke are a White honored 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Three local members of Manchester High partici­ Floors vs. Angeles, 6 — classic look in tli'ess or •4 O FF.. Front Knd Aligiiiiiciil Sriirs IHintTiiiie-rp VALUES NEW YORK m pii - reopen Monday-Friday pantsuit. Manchester Community pant and second-year Robertson CARLE KNARE Roy White of the New York Comments on the above-noted Printed Pattern B-124 College women’s softball member on the squad, Vito’s vs. Blue Moon, Keg. 912.99 H 9 9 I i'v l. u n lv S c y l. o n lv M cyl. onlv Reg. $2350 with Photo-Guide ia in with trade in Most Amer. C an Yankees Monday was an- P resident J. NELSON WINTER assessment may be addressed team will participate in the pitched a one-hitter and no­ 7: lii — Robertson to: Sizes 10 to 16. Size 12, 34 nounced as the American Dwiey says he will Reg. $1095 bust . . . 3Vi yards 46- National Junior College hitter while notching an 8-3 Holiday vs. Crispino’s, • Inspeci front-end for worn or onsafr parts • .\djusi * Commissioner I3I.SS. 249 inch for dress. Hesular Maintenance Kreel Never add water. caster, camber, toe-in and}oe-

Apertmeata For Rent Help Wanted ) Homee For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 83 Reeorl Property Autos For Sale 81 F o r R ent $8 MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room DOG OBEDIENCE G asses - VILmBER AFT8. 1973 VEGA - ’Three speed ~ AUTO Ranch. Finest construction, F. J. SPILECKI National Weather Forecast tiiD Y ... $10 for complete five-week CaipcUng, fall bawment. IW Ule SUMMER RENTAL, Water­ sUndard. 46,000 miles. Isiw. course. Evening and Saturday front Cottage - On Lake fireplace, recreation room, Ite e N o re MS-2121 batlii. appllincci. h u l. patio, air Call after 6, 644-1308. MECHANIC garage, spotless condition. You'Re dOfMa TO \ classes available. 649-1103. conditioner, no pett, adulti. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, H e r a l i ) Immediate opening for M3,500. Hutchins Agency 646- New Hampshire. Sleeps 5, m i HORNET SporUbout • an experienced auto 3166. 131,900 Colonial — ’Three HAye Tb ReRuiLD \ CMMUt LESreuNCE Completely furnished, fully Wagon. Canary yellow. Thrif­ mediate; foreign car bedrooms, living room, B4t-7S20 equipped kitchen, screened ty six cylinder, standard CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING knowledge helpful. We MUST SELL ■ ’Three family. eat-in kitchen, laundry IT, w i t h o u t I porch, sun deck, float, dock. traflSKt^fon. Radial white offer: Clean modem Ehccellent location. Very good room, aluminum siding. Wvate sandy beach. Great waiu. aarp! $1495. Suburban investment. Apartment FREE IRRESISTIBLE - Six fishing. Centrally located in shop, and good benefit Great starter home. TH£ ARTkPiCfAA. I TWO ROOMS, third floor, Motor Car, 649-2076. available. Financing left that are waiting good Lakes Region. $200 weekly. package. Apply in per­ $38,500 Colonial Condo. 2W homes. Collie and En«ish heat, stove, refrigerator, arranged. Owner, 649-1919. StAfEBVBFJtRS I Call Cromwell, 635-0457, after TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- son to: General baths, all appliances, all Setter breed. Cail Sandy or utilities. No children or pets. 6:00 p.m. PHONE 643-2711 lANniANCMCO $150. Call 649-2236. 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Manager, Carter MANCHESTER - Modern im­ faclliues. Easy living. Rick after 5:00, 646-1622. car. Asking $2550. 6464938. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD DeCormler. maculate four bedroom Cape. $38,500 Cape, ^ v e n rooms, La k e Wlnnlpesaukee - l O t A N O m t ROCKVILLE - TTiree Room ’Two full baths, family room, eat-ln country kitchen, * A T L A N T A DACHSUNDS - AKC. Smooth Moultonboro, New 1975 FIAT X19 - 11,000 miles. coat. Black and tan, and red. Apartment. With beat, hot DeCORMER built-in oven and range, 100 X aluminum siding, garage. m n w o ^ Hampshire. Newer chalet Fantastic condition. H t/p W » n M 13 H »lp W anted 13 Standard. 646-0853. water, stove refrigerator. Sleeps 10. Fireplace, private 200 level lot. Quiet convenient Fine starter home. lOW IIf TIM M IAIVIIt Reasonable. Must be seen. $158. No pets. Parking for one area, nicely furnished. 646- ADVERTISING BRTSIIR neighborhood. $43,900. Direct I CAIsiTEU- T O K A y .H C W e A s y . .. H E O H ^ N O / After 5:30. Call 742-8323. 2U Broad 8L from owner. Call 649-1040 $44,900 Ranch. South Wind­ . car. Adults only. Security 5566. YOJVM-IBJ >{ ABOUT 6 S 2 V H ? FCJRPeeRvEP deposit. Call 646-7 RATES M anchaslar after 5 p.m. sor. Six rooms, 1V4. baths, JU6TBa=i3RE Boata-Aeeeaeoflee fg, i-7690. 1978 HORNET - 4 door. Mandiastor Evening Herald E V E R / \ > M lU A R P BERDRE (CARTER. 1 d a y ___1ia word par day garage, 120x200 treed lot. Automatic, power steering, Neat, clean home. PRE£>ID©JT ( P1LLVO R B7 CARTER, CARTER/ 15 FOOT BOAT - 35 H.P. FURNISHED ’Three Room - R ead air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best 3 daya ... 10a word par day Heated apartment. Second 6 d a y a ___H word par day S E R V E P IN J motor. ’Trailer. $1,000. Call offer. 289-7035. MOTHERS HELPER - To live $52,900 Colonial Cape. East J23*****"*'* flow floor, two family. Adults. No H erald 26 d a y a ___8a word par day u n W IA HII roiocAM W (O FFIC E, y 6434635. with family at beach for theo COLONIAL CAPE Hartford. Super clean 1 / j/ ets. Security. References. A ds 15 worda $2.00 minimum DEALERSHIP summer. ’ITiree children. Call located in the Bowers home.' Fine area. 2 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch 242-6529, after 4 p.m. School area on lovely fireplaces, breezeway and Qarden Produeta 47 Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, May 12. Wednesday landscaped lot. Front to garage. 80x175 treed lot. A EAST HARTFORD - Adult Wanted to Rent 87 am/fm radio, cassette deck night will find showers in the far west and the northwestern LOAM OFF Farm Land back flreplaced living Delivered. Five yard couple. No pets. Four rooms, offer AVAILABLE room, formal dining area of Texas. Mostly fair weather is expected elsewhere. heat and hot water, stove. $165 MARRIED COUPLE Desire Buelneee Opportunity 14 Building lot - Wyneding minimum. Call 643-9918 after Minimum readings include: (approximate maximum monthly. 528-2330. 4:30 p.m. to rent in Bolton area. Please room, garage. Priced in Hill Rd. One of 5:30. Weekends anytime. 1967 GTO ENGINE - Good SMALL ENGINE Service low $M’s. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 52 (77), Boston 49 (71), 8:30 p.m. call 649-2155. Manchester’s finest areas. PIO^ condition. Runs. $200. Call 643- in East Hartford... Corporation expanding dealer Chicago 48 (76), aeveland 46 (71), Dallas 60 (78), Denver 44 AnUquea 48 9120, after 3:30 p.m. ,network: No experience (76), Duluth 48 (75), Houston 62 ( 83), Jacksonville 60 (82), THREE ROOM i^rtment. FAMILY OF Four desires two Available July 1st. First floor. necessary. Complete training Kansas City 60 (82), Little Rock 51 (81), Los Angeles 52 ( 67), WANTED Antique furniture, bedroom apartment in MANCHESTER - 5 Room Heat, hot water, appliances, Bentley School district. Call program. $500. investment ZINSSER Miami 72 ( 84), Minneapolis 53 ( 80), New Orleans 61 (82), glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Trueke tor Sale Rm Hot 646-1811 Ranch. Aluminum siding. Reel Eetate Wanted 28 HoueehoM Qoode 40 Artlelee for Sale 41 ArVelea lor Sale 41 storage area, laundry 649-9127 after 6. 82 required to start your own New roof. New driveway. City New York 52 ( 73), Phoenix 57 ( 84), San Francisco 47 ( 60), other antique items. R. Call Don Hatak business. Ideal for retired or Seattle 44 (60), St. Louis 53 ( 76), Washington 50 ( 78). Harrison, 6434709. facilities. Security dejwslt. No utilities. Convenient location. SELLING your house? Call us TAPPEN FOUR Burner Elec­ SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, DARK LOAM. 5 yards. $32 peU. $210.643-4884 or 646-7268. STORAGE AREA or Garage INTERNATIONAL 1970 Load part time. Details on request. $29,900. Hayes Corp., 6464)131. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed Star. 1800. ’Twelve foot wheel Mr. Barker. ESCA Field HOUSE FOR Sale on In­ first and we’ll make you a tric stove, $75. One G.E. processed gravel, stone, sand needed to store light cash offer. T.J. Crockett, and fill. For delivery call sand and stone. 643-9504. WANTED - Old toys, post base, flat bed. $1200 firm. Call ADVERTISING Training Division Box 619, dustrial Land - Call 647-9604. Refrigerator, $50. Both in cards, steins, strlngM in­ SIX ROOM Duplex - Includes materials. Electricity, and 647-9946 ANDOVER - Ranch. Three\ Realtor, 643-1577. George H. Griffing, Andover, water supply preferable but 649-1008 after 5. DEADLINE Wading River, New York. 746 Parker Street, excellent working condition. struments, paintings, fur­ heat, hot water, carpeting, 11792. Manchester. bedrooms up, one down off rec Moving must sell. Prices are 742-7m. and appliances. $300. not necessary. Ask for room. New kitchen, fireplace. Homee For Sale 23 Homee For Sale niture, clocks, advertising 12:00 noon tha day bafora 23 IMMEDIA’TE Cash for your negotiable. Call Pete or Ron TAG SALES Available June 1st. Call 643- Granger. 646-8882. Honse completely insulated. property. Let us explain our items, outright purchase, con­ 9188 after 3 p.m. publication. INTERESTED IN Going into DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, at 643-7849. ’TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - signments. 644-8962. Motorcyelea-Bleyclea 84 HELIARC WELDER - carpeting, aluminum storms, Two c ar garage. $39,900. fair proposal. Call Mr. Good condition. Good for Deadline for Saturday and STEADY WORK - Reliable, Business? Need a store? Can’t Offers Invited. Owner, 742-. TAG SALE & Bake Sale - Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday.- Experience required on round afford high rent? Tal$e care of trees, $445 income. $38,500. Belfiore, 647-1413. BUILT-IN GAS Appliance, plating, or welding. Call 649- FIVE ROOM DUPLEX. 1 hard worker, who wants tubing. Part time. Call 646- 6015. Counter top Stove and built-in 2439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Saturday May 14th., 10 to 2, at WANTED - Hummels. Gocks, year old. St. James School TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville steady employment, good in­ my business along with yours Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. IN TO W N Buckingham Church, Hebron Dolls - Paintings, Trams, Elar- 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 4838. in Manchester area. And I’ll MAY WE BUY your home? oven with broiler, including area. 1 1/2 baths, all major □ AUTOMOTIVE come, Call 52^702 between 9- Quick, fair, all cash and no Avenue, Glastonbury. ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, | rack. $1,750. 289-4042. PLEASE READ make you an offer to our TWO FAMILY House - 5 large fan. Best offer. 568-7832. COLDSPOT Air Conditioner - Jugs, Crocks, Almost appliances and air con­ 2 only. OIL BURNER - Heating ser­ New listing. Exception-' N V M nm aculate 6 problems. Call Warren E. ditioning. Oak floors, private m utual benefit. 1-223-4460 rooms each. Exceptional con­ NEW LISTING Excellent condition. 6,500 ^AG SALE - 56 Keeney, cor- A n tin g Old. 646-2690. Autos F o r Sale 01 YOUR AD vice man. Full time. before 9 a.m. dition. Centrally located. room Cape. wi»l-* is, enclosed Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. UPRIGHT FREEZER - 14.8 double driveway. Security. MEDICAL LABORATORY BTU. $65.00. Call 872-2462. ner of Portland and Keeney. 'Uniforms and transportation Beautiful yard. Priced' sen­ sun. porch siding, and Cubic Feet. 11/2 years old. In Wanted to Buy Call 643-5098, after 5 p.m. call ★ ★ Claaalfled ada are taken over Needs - Part time person to provided. Full benefits. Top Three families. 10 to 5, Satur­ 48 646-5067. DATSUN-Z-Car. 74 1/2 in­ the phone aa a convenience. $200.00 WEEKLY Stuffing sibly in high $50s. Broker. 646- Spacious first floor family carpeting, TjRuscaped lot near a bus excellent condition. $250. Call NEW GOLD/NYLON Carpet - 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON draw blood. Must be available hourly rate. For the man who HoueehoU Qoode 40 643-9262. day, May 14th. terim 260 Z. 2 plus 2 Coupe The Herald la reaponaible for envelopes already stamped 2426. 9 to 5. room accents this 6-room line. Priced $42,900. Large braided mg, and a love OLDER BUREAUS, FX-1200 - Built by factory for house calls. Pleasant at­ can meet our requirements. LARGE FURNISHED Room - with air, am/im, 4-speed, only one Incorrect Insertion and and addressed. Free supplies. Ranch in a treed setting. REFRIGERATORS seat. (Like new) 643-8813, TAG SALE - May 14th., 9 to 4. Dressers, rockers, tables, enngineer. Branch heads, then only to the size of the mosphere. Call 643-2966. Preferably resident of South (Complete light housekeeping extra wheels and snow tires. Send self addressed stamped Three bedrooms, garage, Washers, ranges, used, WE BUY & SELL furniture. after 4:00 p.m. chairs, desks and antiques. Barnett clutch, aluminum original insertion. Errors which Windsor, R o ch ester or Ver­ Cash on the line. One piece or Millers Falls Parking Lot, privileges. Private entrance Rare model in mint condition. envelope to: DIVERSIFIED, CUSTOM RANCH hardwood floors, and w i^ guaranteed and clean. New Manchester Industrial Park. Phone 643-9112. $4,850. Dealer. 643-2469. rocker rollers, Mikunl car­ do not- lessen the value of the LEGAL SECRETARY - Prior non area. Inquire Imperial burning stove included. U&R REALTY CO. an entire houseful. 646-6432. and parking. 649-0358, 633- buretor, balanced motor, blue advertisement will not be cor­ 1206 Camden Drive, Rich­ with family room, 643-2692 shipment damaged, GE and NEW AND OLD - Bissell Rent a space $5. 872-4328, 646- experience preferred but not Oil, 644-1521. mond, Va., 23229. Only$»,900. Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. 8323. printed motor and transmis­ rected by an additional inser­ flreplaced living room, 3 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. Vanity, drapes, kitchen cur­ 8243, after 5 p.m. 1970 CHEVROLET Malibu - tion. essential. Typing, shorthand, beside Douglas Motors. tains, stuffed animals good sion. $3,400 firm. Call 646-7732. machine transcription INSURANCE AGENCY needs or 4 bedrooms, dining Pearl and Sonn, 649 Main □ RENTALS 350 engine. Good running con­ CHOICE AND Established Street, 643-2171. condition, forks, spoons and FIVE LARGE Rooms - dition. Must sell. A bargain at required. Centrally located of­ rater for commercial droart- room, garage. Many FIVE FAMILY Tag Sale-9 to Cellar, garage, near center. Territories in your area now •••••••••••••••••••••••••• knives. 289-4981. 4, Saturday. 37 Autumn St. ••••••••••••••••••••##•••• $550. 872-7786. ★ ★ fice. 649-2665, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ment. Knowledge of SMP, available. Mister Softee other extras too R&D REALTY DUPLEX - 7-7. Formal dining $200. Security. Available im­ Fire and casualty line 646-4968 SEARS COLDSPOT Air con­ Miscellaneous items. Rooma for Rent 82 mediately. 647-1145, evenings Dealers are earning big numerous to list. Must be room. Three bedrooms, plus ditioner - 14,000-BTU, in mint □ MISC. FOR SALE DIAMOND RING - Tiffany 1971 BUICK Skylark Custom - required. Excellent working money. All cash business. We den, country kitchen. Two ear 6-6 649-6896. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, EXPERIENCED Plasma seen to be appreciated. condition. One year old. $250 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Setting, 90 points, flawless. TAG SALE -12 Doane Street. VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ Two door hardtop. V-8, excellent condition, many Sprayer Needed. Apply in per­ conditions and fringe benefits. train you, also service what Priced at only $42,000. garage. Separate furnaces. Will sa c rifice . 643-1734, Call William L. Ennis, 563- DUPLEX firm. Call 633-8113, after 6:00 Artlelee lor Sale 41 30 years accumulation. Satur­ nished room on busline ideal FIVE ROOM Duplex on bus automatic, power steering. extras. Exceptionally good son. Klock Co., 1366 Tolland we sell. Mister Softee Unit on DUPLEX - 4-5. Good condi­ $48,900. Century 21, p.m. anytime. 8111. tion. Two new furnaces, two Large airy rooms, day and Sunday, 9 to 5. for working person. line. Stove and refrigerator. Clean, must see! $1395. ^ performance since purchased Tpke,, Manchester. Between 9 display, write or call today, Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. 2572. car garage. Convenient loca­ separate heating ALUMINUM sheets used as References and security References and security new. $500. Call 646-5840 after and 11 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. 198 South Road, Farmington, SEWING MACHINE Sale - OLD AMERICAN 9 X 12 Building Suppllee 42 ^ lu m A D ! ACT NOW - Jet to a great way tion. $43,900. M. H. Palmer NEW LISTING - L-Shaped systems, located on bus printing plates, .007 thick, required. Call 6464505. ,,' required. $200 plus heat and 4:30 p.m. An Equal Opportunity Conn., Telephone 677-9089. ZINSSER Brand new Free Arm Zig Zag. oriental rug. Dark blue 1969 CHARGER RT 440 mag of life. Jobs, education and Raaltor 646-1511 Realty, 646-6321. Ranch. Extra large 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for utilities. Adults only. No pets. Employer, line. Three bedrooms Slightly scratched, in ship­ $1. Phone 643-2711. background, rose and gold NATURAL STONE for Apartmente For Rant 83 with extras. $1,000 or best training. For enlistment bedrooms. Fireplace. Garage. each side. Priced at $43,- Phone 563-6059 or M9-489i MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE details, call Air Force at 646- ping. Button holes, design. May be seen at 49 retaining walls, veneers, offer. Oall after 5, 646-8466. - Lowest Rates Available! BOOKKEEPERS - Full and MINI ESTATE - 12 1/2 acres Huge country lot. $38,500. Cen­ 500. monograms, stretch stitch, Cavan Road, Blast Hartford, patios, etc. Pick up by the 7440. □ EDUCATION MANCHESTER Rockledge - tury 21, Jackston/Avante. 64fr UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub WE HAVE customers waiting FIVE LARGE Rooms - Se­ Immediate binding authority. art time. Full charge, of woods surrounds this etc. Now Only $129.50. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, (off Oak Street). pound or delivery by the ton. for the rental of your apart­ 50 H P. VOLKSWAGEN Sunny Day Option. Garke In­ 'inimum, three years Aluminum sided Dutch Majestic Dutch Colonial, 1316. cond floor, full carpeting, no RN PART TIME 11 to 7. Ver­ Raised Ranch. Three Guaranteed. Call 236-1123. Brownies, nurses. East Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ment or home. J.D. Real Engine - With 14 volt starter. surance Agency, 643-1126. experience. Pleasant working loaded with extras. Huge Dealer. TOP QUALITY Top Soil and utilities. $165. References. non Manor Health Care Private Inetructlone 18 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, family ZINSSER Catholic School. 649-1225. 649-3163. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Available June 1st. Quiet $75. Call 875-3476. Hey Babe conditions. Call Connie, 646- rooms. Shown by appoint­ Loam. Ehccavating, septics, 1980. 1973 SUZUKI 185. New Igni­ 2900. Equal O pportunity Facility. Call Mrs. Tobin, 871- room with firyilace, ment. Call today. $148,900. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Rsallor 646-1511 responsible adults. 646-3284. Mow’d vou like a wild 0385 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. REMEDIAL READING and living/dining room. Two car HOTPOINT 15 Cu. Ft. and sewer work. Latulippe Doge-BIrde-Peta 43 NEED CAR? Credit bad? tion and Webco head, plastic Employer, Century 21, Jackston/Avante, WANTED SALE - Reconditioned Stan­ Brothers Inc. 646-5114, alw math; individualized work garage, with electric eye. Refrigerator - Excellent con­ LOOKING for anything in real THREE BEDROOM Duplex - Bankrupt? Repossessed? fenders and tank; DID rim, ride 646-1316. ter m il M tabllilwd, dlnnHted, dition. Color: Sierra Sand. dard Typewriters. 742-9477. DENTAL ASSISTANT - program, (lst-8th grade) by Large lot. Florida room, -)- •nd aiMlHv compiny. Full Urn*. DOG-CAT BOARDING estate rental - apartments, Stove, refrigerator, no Honest Douglas accepts new rear shocks, plus much On some of my black EARN EXTRA Vacation MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom Asking $125. Call 872-2511. Guaranteed. Also call us for Orthodontic Practice. Vernon Master’s degree teacher. 568- extras! Low $50s. 649-5588. With or wittwut oxporlooco. Draw bathing/grooming. Complete homes, multiple dwellings, no utilities. Six rooms plus. $235. lowest down, smallest more. Minor work needed. Money - Take orders for Lisa considorod lor right poroon. Rop- Contemporary Ranch, custom cleaning and overhaul of your COLECO 18 foot above ground rawhide? Circle. Experience preferred. 8075. modern facilities. Canine fees. Call J.D. Real otate Call 649-0^ after 5 p.m. payments. Douglas Motors, $395. 644-3368 after 4:30. Jewelry. Call for Free ly In confidoiico to built by U&R. Flreplaced TWO YEAR OLD 78” Her- typewriter. Small charge for pool. Deck, filter, winter Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 3ti Main. You bring some Box 2356, Vernon Conn. 06066. REDUCED family room, 2 1/2 batns, at­ pick up and delivery. Yale Catalog on Toll Free 800-631- WARREN E. cuion Plaid Couch. Excellent cover, chemicals included. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. HARLEY DAVIDSON 1974 fantastic wine 1258. DRAMATICALLY! tached 2 car garage. Must be Typewriter Service, 41 644-07IM. And ni supply MAJ.E OR FEMALE - Short □ REAL ESTATE condition. Reasonable. Call 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. WE PAY $15 for complete Z90. Good condition. $250 or I SwtMi ] M mx 2H Mt tw-1 HOWLAND seen! Call Arthur or Suzanne 6434026, an^im e. Purnell Place, 649-4988. CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - floor. Three room heated junk cars. C!aU Joey, Tolland best offer. 64441708. candlelight to dine. TELLER, CLERK Wanted - order cook. Full time. Will KEITH Gm iMI fUM nc rDNL W. I Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Realtors 643-1108 20” GffiLS BIKE, Converts Basic Obedience Classes now apartment. $180. Security. Auto Body, 528-1990. Duties: Loan processing, train. Apply in person - Homee For Sale 23 I tNM$9lr Nr CMGliiiiiC N6$99^ I Beach Co., Manchester Of­ LOAM, GRAVEL, sand, Howard Johnson Restaurant, nW a pmI id M l Cir- [ 40” FRIGIDAIRE Deluxe into boys. One year old. forming. Individual and Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. 1975 HONDA 550 - 4 cylinder. Tonight at 8, moot deposits, general office fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing Electric stove. Excellent con­ washed stone, wood chips, Excellent condition. Asking proteciibn lessons also PARTS Department now open duties. Shorthand helpful, but 394 Tolland Tpke., REUEsnn I pen, HnNMI MIMN pBOl wRi pi I 9,000 miles. $1200, includes me by a 350 CB. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg |aa.iiimii...«irS34,iN.cii| Opportunity. dition. Cali 6494125. complete landscaping. 742- $25.00. Call 643-2778, between available. For reservations, M A N C H E S T E R - one Saturdays. Complete line of not necessary. Apply mor­ Manchester, Exit 94, off 1-86. 178 E. Centar 81. WILLINGTON - Make An 7833 or 649-2178. luggage rack, back rest, 2 Bell Farm, with three story bam. Um, nm M M M il (M-1 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. please call 646-5971. bedroom apartment at Sun- IL80KING I Chrysler parts. Chorches helmets. 643-4336. nings after 10:00 a.m. at Butler-type building. Power Offer! Transfered owner FOREST HILLS - 4-5 I We offer the largeit varielv of | 0 0 HAIR DRESSER - Full time. “ W e M a k e |m 7 ,H M 5 K . anxious to sell Circa 1880 nybrook Village. Quiet, con­ ] attractive apartmenti and ! Motors. 649-3646. Northeast School E.F. Credit plant, and other outbuildings, Bedroom Ranch on cul de sac. venient location, private en­ I townhouies In Mancheiter. j ssssw ssss Union, 71 East Center Street, Experiencee preferred. Call HOUSE CALLS" eleven room Colonial. Three npere plus Three Lovely Homes. 2 baths, wooded lot, trances, single story building, I Rental office open dailv 9-5. ; 1976 TRIU M PH TR 7 - Mobile Homee 88 Manchester, Conn. 646-8870. 646-5411 for appointmennt. Offers invited. B/W Realty, fireplaces, plus Franklin maintenance free. Must be J weekends. II-3. Help Wanted 13 Stove, two fuli baths. Barn, heat, hot water and air con­ Original cost $7,000, asking 647-1419. 6 4 6 - 4 1 2 6 NEW THREE Bedroom seen. Quick ticcupancy. $71,- ditioning all included. $ ^ per $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ 18’ CAMPER trailer - single DRIVERS FOR School Buses DELIVERY MAN Wanted. workshop, three car garage. 900. Century 21, DIUMTO SALES POSITION - Straight Television and appliance 6 4 6 - 1 8 2 2 Ranch - Fireplace, garage, 16’x32’ in-ground pool. month. No pets. Damato ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone axle, excellent condition. wanted - We will train you. EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 city utiiities. Residentiai. Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, commissions, leads furnished Part time. Housewives and delivery. Some antenna in­ Situated on 3.49 acres. Many Enterprises, 646-1021. ENTHIPMSES Eleven years old. $1,500. Call baths, family room, fireplace, Asking $45,900. Century 21, 6434)888. b 742-8930. to homeowners. Call 242-5402, retirees prefered. Manchester stallation. Apply in person four bedrooms, garages, acre. possibilities. $74,500. Audrey 6 4 6 -1 0 21 area, 643-2373!Wemon area, Turnpike TV, 273 West Middle Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351. FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch $53,900. Hutchins Agency, 646- Street. First floor. Adult cou­ 1970 FORD Torino GT - 1971 PORTA-CABIN - Hard­ PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The 872-2826. Tpke., Manchester. 3166. r MANCHESTER - Beautifully Air Force recentiy announced LAKE FRONT Contemporay ple. No children, or pets. 649- Automatic transmission, top. Sleeps 6. Stove, sink, ice decorated 4 bedroom RaisM power steering, power brakes, new openings for individuals EXPERIENCED Dish SECRETARY ACCOUNTING Ranch. Lovely, private lot. Ranch - Three bedrooms. NEW USTING 6987. ATTRACTIVE Large five box. (jood condition. 742-5251. with prior military service. If Clerk - High school graduate, Sliding doors from living Older 4 bedroom Colonial room apartment. Some radio, 5 new tires, excellent Keep trying. Washer - And bus boys. Apply Convenient location. Pool, 5-5 running condition. 649-2522, ou nave been out for less in Person: Podunk Mill good typing skill, alert ap­ patio, sun porch and more! room and master bedroom to with garage situated on MANCHESTER - Ideal for carpeting, unheated, elderly. TTvo rooms plus full appliances, parking, parking, 643-7316. CRICKET CAMPER Trailer - Y lan 5 years and are looking titude for figures. Hartford huge deck, facing lake. Owner landscaped lot. Large S Tavern Restaurant, 989 $54,900. Edwards Realty, 644- TWO FAMILY Sarvicea OBered for “A Great Way of Life’ , Ellington Road, South Wind­ based Company. Cali 522-8211, NEW COLONIAL 9000. anxious. M7,900. Century 21, kitchen, formal dining 21 Sarvicea Offered 31 Painting-Papering 22 Building-Contracting 33 bathroom. Nice yard. Call no pets. References, fecurity. Sleeps four. $400. Good condi­ 4 bedroom Colonial set on Set on large treed lot with 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - contact the Air Force im­ sor. Extension 239 for interview. Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. room, aluminum siding. anytime. 649-4356. 646-0057. tion. Call 875-3476. W acre treed lot close to 2-car garage. Family ODD JOBS, Geaning cellars WINDOW CLEANING - Autom atic. Call 289-2546, mediately. Call 646-7440. E.E.O. M/F. MANCHESTER - 18 Cam­ Priced to sell at only $38,- HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch NEWTON SMITH - schools and shopping. kitchen, dining room, and attics. Moving large Commercial . 4c Residential. painted for $»0r$200 by Remodeling, Repairing. Rec SIX ROOM Duplex - Near FOUR ROOMS; second floor, anytime. Autofflotftr* S ervice 88 bridge. 2 family 5-5 plus LIVE IN THIS 2 Bedroom 900. appliances, also stone or loam $100.00 A WEEK and more Flreplaced living room, separate heating condo and enjoy tennis, swim­ Fully insured. Free es­ scheduling now. Professional rooms. No job too small. 649- Main. $210 monthly. Security enclosed sun porch: cellar, at­ expandable third floor. delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. timates. Call Quality 1970 DODGE Coronet V-8 Manchester Evening Herald possible working at home part wall-to-wall carpet, IVk Fireplaces, financing. Broker. systems. Priced at $49,- ming and trout fishing. Priced considers any job. 289-9287, 3144. required. No pets, two tic. Central, residential. No ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- time through mailing cir­ 623-2190, 649-3680. 900. to sell, $27,900. Century 21, Maintenance' Incorporatea, evenings or weelcends, Don. children ok. 649-5719. children, pets. Heat extra. automatic, air conditioning, sun specialists, factory baths. Priced at $54,900. MAN - For heavy work in fer­ culars. Sena self addressed Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. ZINSSER 6 4 6 ^ 5 . CARPENTRY & Masonry - $150. Available June. 649-9158. power steering, power brakes, trained, one day service. 114 stamped envelope. King, Box tilizer plant. Job involves Additions and remodeling. EAST HARTFORD - Two very good condition. $900 or East Main Street, Rockville. ELLINGTON - 8 Room Early Realtor 646-1511 handlirg and stacking fer­ PREISEASON Special - Quali­ best offer. 643-0675. DEALERSHIP 233 K 122, Mantua, N.J. 08051. American Cape. Across from CARPENTRY - All types of Free estimates. Call Anthony bedroom townhouse. One and Homaa for Rent 84 871-1617. ZINSSER tilizer bags. Must be in good carpentry; Remodeling, ty painter. Lowest prices Ellington Ridge Country Club. 1MNKM REAL ESTAn available. Ten years Squillacote, 6494811. 1/2 baths, all appliances, full ZINSSER Rtsitor 646-161 f physical condition. Phone Mr. roofing,_siding. No job tM FULL OR PART TIME - 5.6 acres. $58,900. Hayes BUYMG - SELUN6- experience. Fiilly insured. basement, washer/dryer FOUR ROOM Ranch - npere- In Andover... Raaltor 646-1511 Lote-Lend lor Sale 24 Hill, 6434)644. small. Free estimates. 644 Fireplace, garage. Pleasant, tpare-' Helper in local glass shop. Corp., 6464)131. Free estimates. 7^9694. CARPENTRY, hookup, heated. $255. Mobileblle HoHomea 08 Mobile Homea 88 Apply in person at J.A. White MVESTM6 3079. monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. convenient location. Working MANCHESTER - Two or MANCHESTER - Two B Zone REMODELING, Additions - Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street. C &M TREE Service - Free es- Roofing, siding, and painting. Adults only. No children, pets. Call Don Hatak three bedroom Cape on double THINK Building Lots. Need to be timates, discount senior A. & W. PAINTING - Very JUST LISTED - West side iM m ODD JOBS - Home Im­ reasonable. Free Estimates. No job too small FYee es- MANCHESTER - Clean one 643-2880. lot. Close to busline, Dubaklo/Leiiierance filled. Low price. Paul W. citizens. Company provements. Reasonable MAKE MONEY While the large Cape. 3-4 Bedrooms, DMT KU TOM Verplanck School and shop­ Call Wayne, 649-7696. tlmates. 644-3079. bedroom unit in a small brick aluminum siding, new roof, 1 Dougan, 643-4535. Manchester owned and prices. Free estimates. Call SIX ROOM Cape Cod - Elast • FREE DISHWASHER • kids are in school. Instead of NOM IN M DATS.. ping. Formal dining room, R u lto r t building. Quiet rural at­ 647-9946 1/2 baths, jalousied porch, one operated. Call 646-1327. 649-5838 after 5 p.m. Hartford, near shopping and waiting in the house for the WrUBUYIT. flreplaced living room, wall- J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior CARPENTRY - Repairs, mosphere. 3225. includes heat, car garage, recently TOLLAND - 43 acres. On Manchester and vicinity. schools. $285, plus security. Mothar's Day SaH-abratfon kids to come home, become FRECHETTE A MARTIN to-wall carpets, detached gar­ and Exterior Painting, remodeling, additions, gar­ hot water and appliances. , remodeled. $39,900. A best buy H7CMI Route 30. $55,000. 25 acres. FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets Blanchard & Rossetto, 289-7879. an Avon Representative. You 646-4144 age. Asking $M,000. Owner, Paperhanging, and ages, roofing. Call David Homee For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 can meet p^ple, earn money by Hayes Corp. 646-0131. South Windsor, city utilities, and doors made to order. Top LAWN MOWING. Realtors, 646-2482. 649-6851. asking $125,000. Century 21, remodeling. Fully insured. Patria, 644-1796. V 12 tool wMo ttiTM bodroom, Morldon, 18,498. Owiwr and be home before they get quality work reasonable References. Reasonable 649-9658. ONE BEDROOM 45’xlO’ there. For details call 5!^ ' Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. prices. References. 646-4346. .rates. Call 643-4862. BOLTON MANCHESTER Mobil Home - Bolton. Single ■nxioua, will coiwldor oltora. 9401. ------TWO ACRES------PAINTER NEEDS Work - Town line. Large three room working adult only. No VINYL REPAIR - We can fix CHENEY’S LANDSCAPING Interior, Exterior Painting, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 apartment, stove, children, pets. Lease. 643- / Hew 14 fool wMo iralchlng appllanoN, wall lo waN S8,S00 sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Service - Landscaping, lawn refrigerator. Quiet 2880. oarpatfng, baam calling, loaded. 19,998. One only. RNs - LPNs Two acres, Vermont border. 15.- need for expensive Papering, by the hour or job. WE NEED HOMES! maintenance, yards cleaned, Residential, Commercial. BIDWELL Home Improve­ neighborhood. References 7-3, 3-11 shift, full time, 900. Partially wooded, partially recovering. 568-5878. brush cleared, chain saw required. $200 monthly. 646- OIBcae-Storee lor Rent 88 V Handy man apodal. Noada vary llltfa work and la a open. On town road. Excellent Summer homes, apartments, ment Co. Expert Installation part time, weekends reljef. work. Low, reasonable rates. of aluminum siding, gutters 2311. Id d homo tor Jud $2,498. building site. Nice stone wall. REWEAVING bums, holes. Cali 647-1852. windows puttied. 20 Years Come In and talk to us experience! Will Travel. E. and trims. Roofing installa­ ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square about our new higher star­ Excellent terms. Call Zippers, umbrellas repaired. M A N C H E S T E R - One feet industrial space, 2,000 J Adult park. Janaan KiHingworth, mlndao to beach. Ntw England Raalty Co. Davis, 6494)495. tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- ting rate. Window shades, Venetian LAWNS MOWED - Cellars, at­ 9109. bedroom Apartment at $135. square feet office spabe. Elasl- M u d m N. Uka now. 14 ted wMa |ud 8 moirtho dd. eo»-2S4-gsss ■■■■ blinds. Keys. ’TV for rent. tics, garages, yards, cleaned. ly sub-divldable. 249-0495, 249- EAST HARTFORD BuHdlng-ContracUng 33 ’Two bedroom Duplex at $210. Cemptete wWi porch, patio, awning and much mere. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Also car waxing. Very HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Within walking distance of 4715. Aaklng $10,900. Raeort Property 27 5221. reasonable. Call 643-8653. CONVALESCENT HOME WES ROBBINS carpentry roofing, storm windows, aw­ downtown Manchester. 74B Main 8t. nings. Quality workmanship, Included heat, hot water, V O ver 30 homoo to ohooaa from throughout Conn. AM GARDNERS LAKE - water­ BRICK - BLOCK, stone, NEW ROOFING - Chimney remodeling specialist. Ad­ prload to adl. Oftera good on ordorad homaa.Ior tha East Hartford, Conn. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, free estimates. Fully Insured. stove and refrigerator. Call OFFICE SPACE front, six room, furnished cot­ fireplaces, concrete, chimney repairs. Guaranteed 872-9187, 649-3417. 6464090. month d May. tage. Boat and dock. Plenty of repairs. No job too small. workmanship! Free es­ built-ins, bathrooms, FOR RENT Do you want to klaa the landlord kitchens, 649-3446. HELP NEEDED at the Alpha privacy. $49,000. 401-322-1557. Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ timates. Call Randy, 644-2^, SPECIALIZING cleaning and MANCHEISTER -■’Three room timates. after 4:00 p.m. 250 iquire (eet. center of I goodbye? Omega Inn taking LUXURIOUS COLONIAL A HUGE FAMILY CUSTOM CARPENTRY - repairing chimneys, roofs, apartment, WellirWellman Road. Menchteter, air condUlofiliu and I applications for bartenders, set on a heavily treed lot In a convenient location, 2W will fit comfortably In this 8-room RAISED RANCH. COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet new roots. Free estimates. 30 $198.I. UUI tilitie s, parking. parking. Cail SM-0551. I PLAZA HOMES from beach. Winterized two ELECTRICIAN - All types of Painting-Papering 32 Homes, Additions, Repairs, That’s what you can do, If you waiters, waitresses and baths, flreplaced family room, huge kitchen, formal Large family room, IW baths, fireplace, 2 sets of glass Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Years Experience. Howiey, Securityirity deposit. No pets. 1 bedroom cottage. $15,900. 267- wiring, electrical Improve­ 1348 Wilbur Cross HIghwsy doormen. Call 646-3960. dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car garage and more. Mid sliders, attractive lot with pool. Priced at $47,900. 345-2009. 643-5361. May 1st. 2364564, 247-( buy this 5 r^oom Cape. $60’s. 9452 or 859-1665. ment, and repair work. FREE INFLATION FIGHTERS - Bsriin Tnpk. . a m a a BARTENDER - Nights. 5 day estimates. Call 646-5253. Teachers with 18 years ROOFER WILL install roof THREE ROOM Apartment - A’TTRACTIVE Four room of­ Bsriin, Conn. 1 -828-0369 This house Is located just off East WEEKAPAUG Rhode Island - experience offer quality pain­ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - week. Call Dorothy, 871-9976. new homes custom built, siding or gutters for low dis­ Available June 1st. Heat, hot fice. Ground level, central Center Street and has hardwood 1/2 mile from beaches. Plea­ GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - ting with 20 to 50% savings. count price. Call Ken at 647- water, appliances, air con­ location, professional sant 2 bedroom home None too large or too small. Fully insured. Free es­ remodeled, additions, rec floors and aluminum siding. On the PC CARD Assemblers. Apply rooms, garages, kitchens 1566. ditioning, storage area, laun­ building, parking and utilities. in person, 9-5. Loft Modular available on a weekiv basis. Call Gordon at 228-9750 for timates. 643-1609, 742-8764. dry facilities, garage, ^ u ri- Call 649-2865. Accommodates five. $175. per low, low prices. remodeled, bath tile, cement first floor, there is a large living Devices, 91 Elm St., work. Steps, dormers. HeatIng-PlumUng 35 ■ ■■ ets. $225. 643- Automotive Service 88 Automotive Service 08 Manchester. First Floor. week. Call Will or Noreen at PAINTING - interior and STORES & OFFICES for rent room with a fireplace, a formal 875-7943, after 4 p.m. GENERAL REMODELING exterior, paperhanging, Residential or commercial. Call 6494291. SEWERLINES, sink lines, - Manchester, prime location. LOOKING FOR Good Steady and painting. Stucco,-other excellent work. References. cleaned with electric cutters, FOUR ROOM AND THREE Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. dining room and a kitchen. The se­ Free estimates. Fully in­ employment? We need good textured finishes. Sheet rock by professionals. McKinney Room. ’Tile bath, heat, hot $100 per month, starting. 649- cond floor has two bedrooms and a NORTHERN MAINE work. Free Estimates. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY K’s Spring men and women. Earning op­ New Cottage on private, Carpentry and general con­ Bros. Sewage Disposal Ck>m- water, included. Adults, 5334, 643-1393. References. Reasonable 4431. pany, 643-5M. security, references. No pets. bath. For summer living, there is a portunities over $120 per secluded 1 acre parcel with prices. 646-4346. tracting. Residential and Reconditioning Time! week. Phone 528-3859 between Parking. Across from rec. 11 START YOUR Own Business - TWO FIREPLACES FABULOUS INTERIORS private right of way to INTERIOR, EXTERIOR commercial. Whether It be a delightful, awning covered porch 9 and 2 only. enhance the beau^ of this 3 bedroom RAISED small repair job, a custom NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet ^ 1/2 and 45 1/2 School St. On Main Street. Fh-ime loca­ in this newer 5-5 DUPLEX. IW baths, appliances, Eagle Lake, Aroostook INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Painting and wallpapering. tion. Rents from $50. At Scranton Motors on the side of the house. RANCH located just minutes from town on a heavily County. 275 acres woodland built home or anything in repairs, plugged drains, separate basements and heating systems, carpeting Painting - Insured. Good New ceilings and paneling. kitchen faucets replaced,, IMMACULATE Three Manchester Mall, 643-1442. DENTAL ASSISTANT, treed lot. Huge kitchen, dining area, garage plus other and much more. Only $57,900! Hurry! near Eagle Lake. 80 acres work. Reasonable rates. Fnee Professional quality work at between, call 646-1379. Body Strap To give notice to your landlord, Experience necessary woodland on Eagle Lake. repaired. Rec rooms, Bedroom Duplex. Recreation fine features. Low $40’s. estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, reasonable prices. G.L. bathroom remodeling, heat room with bar, TV room, 11/2 EAST HARTFORD off Bum- » iiaimiii a tew. tew am w all you need Is $33,000 and some Openings immediately! Call or write owntr; McHugh Painting, 643-9321. FOR ALL your Dry Wall * Owajte wwk M la KMiiM ma Excellent benefits. Salary John A. Bakof needs - Droblak Dry Wall modernization, etc. Free baths. Large kitchen includes side Ave. 700 square foot of­ MOOBli paint for redecorating. Eaglt Laka, Mo. 04738 Estimate gladly given. M & M dishwasher, disposal and fice. Includes neat. $150 a 0 SsMoiBOilon SliBrBfiSBBS open. Call 648-3003. HOME GARDENS Roto PAPER HANGING Expert. Company, 575 Center Street, •WTMhWMnlM SS-a.-„- 207-444-6688 Manchester. Call 6464882. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. range. Pleasant treed yard. month. Call 649-8589. Call Ed Qorman, Realtor at 646- Tilled - Manchester, Bolton Your average paper, in $ ^ plus utilities. 63M838. RRoiors or drop In at his office at 604 RESTAURANT HELP - One BUUKHARD & ROSSHTO REALTORS and Vernon area. Call 742- average room , $30. Mr. MANCHESTER-ReUil and/ to two years’ experience to 9015. Rlchman, 646-3864. Real Eetete Wanted 28 CARPENTRY, Custom Sarvicea Wanted 38 TWO BEDROOM Duplex or manufacturing space. 2,000 Middle Turnpike in cook and assist in overall ISO WEST CENTER STREET - MANCHESTER | T | Houses - Adddltions, garages, square feet to 100,00 square LAWNS MOWED, light Apartment - Near bus line, Inc. opration. Day or night shift. QUALITY PAINTING and roofing apd siding, Mtchens, stores, and schools. West feet. Ve^ reasonable. »ter und he'll arrange for 18 years or over. Forty hours ALL CASH For your property, trucking, some tree work. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, m. 88, Tileonvlllt Avf., Vtmoii within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ Paper Hanging by Willis bathrooms, and rraair work attics, garages, yards Side. Security deposit Brokers Protected. Call you to set plus benefits. Call 875-9976 Low rams. Call after 5 p.m. Schultz. Fully insured, oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ required. No pets. Call mor­ Hayman Properties, 1-226- M S-1181 • 878-«148 between 4 and 6 p.m. 646-2482 -aa. Ui Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 646^864 or 647.-1240. references. 6494343. cleaned, moving trucking. No Corporation, 646-0131. vis for estimate, 643-6712. job too big or small - 568-8522. nings, 643-6714. 1206.