WHY PAY but Only a Trickle of Results Were in Were Overwhelmingly Rejecting the Was Rejected by the Union Bargaining Balloting

PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfaerier, Conn.. Thuri.. March 23. \ m Family keeps working OUtuariM M ideast (Continned from Page One) The weather Mrs. Laurel K. Nelson Kazimierz Kielian Two hundred and fifty Swedish of­ Clear and cold^ tonight with lows in ^ ELLINGTON — Kazimierz ficers were assigned the the 20s. Fair and cool Saturday with Mn. Laurel Kemmerer Nelson, 79, highs in the 40s. National weather after Wallenda’s death of 333 Bidwell St. died IlMsday at a Kielian, W, formerly of Abbot Road, northeastern sector in the area of the map on page 6B. Mancbeater convalescent home. died Wednesday at a Vernon area Christian town of Marjayoun, while Manchester—A City of Village Charm Phone 647-9946 Mrs. Nelson was bom in Hartford convalescent lume. 200 Iranians were scfaedoled to patrol TWENTY PACES SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPl) - balancing bar until his skull hit the Circus only hours after watching her and bad lived in Elmwood for more Mr. Kielian was bora Feb. 7,1891, the central sector. i TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. MARCH 24, 1978 - VOL. XCVII. No, 147 for home delivery After so years of death-defying acts back of a parked taxi. grandfather die. than 40 years before coming to in Poland and bad lived in Ellington The U.N. troops will be stationed I I'RICE: TWENTY CKN'TS on the tightrope, 73-year-oId Karl He was dead on arrival at nearby In Concord, Calif., Steve Wallenda, Manchester two years ago. St« was a for more than 50 years. He bad betwen the Istmli lines and the A Wallenda is dead. But within hours of Presbyterian Hospital of "multiple another nephew, walked a high-wire member of the Elmwood Community worked as a farmhand for many Utani River, which runs 12 milesv/ his fatal plunge, his family resumed fractures and traumas." Witnesses over the Oakland Zoo's animal cages Church and its Women’s Daytime tobacco farmers in Uie area before north of the international border. Thjf , their daredevil walks through the said his head and upper body were in what he called a "memorial” to Fellowship. his retirement. Syrian peace-keeping force sky. crushed and mutilated. his uncle. She is survived by a son, Robert C. He is survived by a niece, Mrs. Lebanon is encamp^ on the northT The fearless Wallenda, senior His family, some of whom were "My uncle taught me from the age Nelson of East Hartford; and three Marshall Humphrey of Herlumer, bank. member of the Flying Wallendas watching, were stunned, but they of 3 to go on with the show,” he said, grandchildren. N.Y. Army Chief of SUff Lt. Gen. Budget plan shows 12.3% increase family and subject of the movie "The vowed to continue. after his 75-foot-high walk. "There's The funeral is today at 2 p.m. at the The funeral is private. Burial will Mordechai Gur told foreign cor­ Great Wallendas," died at 11:15 a.m. "The show definitely will go on, in no way I’d quit. I will do the same as Richard W. Sheehan Funeral Home, be in Ellington Center Cemetery. respondents touring Israeli frontline Wednesday when a gust of wind the finest of circus tradition,” his my uncle Karl did. I will probably die lOM New Britain Ave., West Hart­ The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 positions around the Lebanese port of swept him off a high wire strung nephew, Gunther, said from the on the wire.” ford. Burial will be in Rose Hill Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in Tyre an Israeli pullout might start . between two 10-story hotels in the Wallenda home in Sarasota, Fla. Wallenda, a naturalized U.S. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. charge of arrangements. soon after deployment of the U.N. Proposal would mean heart of San Juan's tourist district. "That's how Kart would have wanted citizen who was born in Kaiser The family suggests that any There are no calling hours. forces in the south. Wallenda teetered for a moment, it.” Wilhelm's German empire, went memorial gifts may be made to the Miss l-enora Phillips Israel captured 700 square miles of , failed in a last attempt to grab the In San Juan, 17-year-old Rietta ahead with his stunt Wednesday Memorial Fund of Elmwood Com­ Lebanese territory between the tax rate of 37 mills wire and plunged 150 feet to his death Wallenda performed her own despite a stiff 12 mph wind gusting munity Church. ElAST HARTFORD — Miss Lenora Litani and teie border in a massive tightrope act at the Pan-American considerably higher. Phillips, formerly of 339 Forbes St on a pav^ parking lot, clutching his seven-day thrust against Palestinian By GREG PEARSOIN $25.5 million General Fund budget, "There was no way to tell him Mrs. Ruth P. Cooley died Monday at a West Hartford con­ guerrillas. ' valescent home. Herald Reporter which would result in a 9.43-mill tax what to do,” one of his grief-stricken Mrs. Ruth Parson Cooley, 89, increase. The directors reduced that co-workers said, "He was his own formerly of Manchester, died The funeral was this morning from Town Manager Robert Weiss to a $24.8 million General Fund Pride and Hhe ham’ Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, boss. He had done the same thing Tuesday at a Farmington convales­ B u c k la n d has recommended a General budget with a 2.12-miII tax increase. cent home. She was the widow of 318 Burnside Ave., with a mass at St! (Continued from Page One) many, many times before. He never Fund budget of $27,861,728 for The manager’s budget request in­ used a net.” Harry M. Cooley. Rose Church. Burial was in St. district always has provided fire cludes some new positions for town Mary’s Cemetery. kept Wallenda busy Wallenda made it two-thirds of the Mrs. Cooley was bom in Hartford protection to the area. the Town of Manchester during departments. Weiss has way across the 200-foot tightrope and had lived in the Manchester area Survivors include two brothers "Historically and factually, the the 1978-79 fiscal year. The recommended the following in­ Roxie Phillips of East Hartford and Hy IIAI, rilKKIINOTOIN about the tragic accident in Detroit when the wind made him lose his most of her life. town’s commitment to Buckland can­ request is a 12.3 percent in­ creases in staff: A building inspector in 1961: "That was the only real balance. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Carmen Phillips of New Hartford. not in any way be-construed to show Managing Editor crease over the present budget for the Building Department: a youth serious accident we have ever had,” "It was a horrible sight,” said Vic­ John Thompson of Exeter, N.H. In Memuriam an exercise of jurisdictional rights in and would result in a 37-mill services worker in the Police Depart­ "Pride, and the ham in me.” he said. tor Abboud, a tourist from Montreal. The funeral and burial will be the area,” the brief says. In loving memo'*v of Remiglo tax rate. ment; a part-time recreation atten­ That brought Karl Wallenda out of Wallenda recalled the Hartford cir­ Several women who watched the private. Hidolfi. who passed away March 23rd The brief says that there is no dant to staff the West Side Rec; and a retirement in 1968, and he has been in cus fire of July 6, 1944. drama until the end fainted. The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 IMS proof introduced by the town that the Weiss also has proposed a $2,104,- full-time secretary for the General and out of retirement ever'since. "We were on the high wire at the The Boston Red Sox, in Puerto Main St,, is in charge of Gone but not forgotten. plaintiffs (the district) did anything 646 budget for the Town Fire District Services Department. The depart­ His remarks were made at Wiliie's time. We should have been among Rico for an exhibition game, were arrangements. that could be the basis for damages Special Fund, which would be a 10 ment now is serviced by a secretary Steak House on Tue.sday, April 16, Sadly missed by wife, the first casualties,” he said. staying in one of the hotels and seven There are no calling hours. sons and daughter. claimed by the town. percent increase over this year’s who divides her duties between 1968, when he was a guest speaker at Wallenda said that if the crowd of them, including Manager Don budget. The proposed fire tax rate is general services and the Disaster 4 the Omar Shrine Club. whistled or clapped in Europe, it Zimmer, witnessed the tragedy. 4.67 mills. Control Department. The "coming out of retirement" in meant they didn't like the act. When "I didn't see the man hit,” Zimmer The mill rates for both the General The budget also recommends that 1968 was for the Shrine Circus in John Ringling brought the Wallendas said. "I turned around while he was Fund and the Fire District Special THE AL SIEFFERT’S SAY ■■■ ■ the town reinstate an engineer-in­ / . y - ' F-. Hartford, when the Worth-Wallenda to New York in 1928 and they heard in the air and I never looked back. I Fund will decrease, but this is training position that has been dis­ Circus was performing for Sphinx the crowd cheering, they thought didn't want to see it,” because the town is completing a continued in the Engineering Depart­ 6^ ' Temple. For that appearance, their act was finished and they Third baseman Butch Hobson, revaluation of property that boosted ment and that three positions now Wallenda initiated a new high wire should pack up and "take the first watching from the eighth floor of the the net taxable Grand List by about funded through grants — clerical act; it was a retirement appearance boat back to Europe,” hotel, said he "didn’t see him land 70 percent. workers in the assessor’s and con­ when he would go out as "Mr. Wallenda said, "Our act stopped but I could hear it. It sounded like Thus, each mill is based on the troller’s offices and an Outreach Shriner on the High Wire.” LIKE SAVING MONEY? revalued property values, which the show for 15 minutes, and we something hitting a tin roof. It was a worker for the elderly in the Human Wallenda was a Shriner; because learned the difference of crowd reac­ terrible sound.” TO: ALL MAYTAG DEALERS generally have resulted in increases Services Department — be made full­ of his constant travels, the Shriners tion.” In Seattle recently, to plan a walk of 100 percent or more for residential time town positions when the grants permitted him to petition any temple Karl Wallenda will no longer hear along the roof of Seattle’s new domed properties. expire during the 1978-79 fiscal year. in the Shrine, and he chose Sphinx the applause. stadium, Wallenda told a radio inter­ The purpose of' this letter is to inform you The present mill rate for the The major revenue for the budget, Temple. He was a candidate in a And Omar Shrine Club has lost an viewer, "When you are 100 feet off of our intention to increase the dealer cost General Fund is 55.06, but if based on current year tax collection, is es­ Award-winning effort by Scouts Waterbury class in 1963. Later, he honorary life member. the ground, you might as well be in of our products effective April 3, 1978. the revalued Grand List, the present timated at $19,392,074, according to petitioned to have his membership At that April 16, 1968, meeting, heaven. When you fall from 100 feet, mill rate would be just under 32. The the manager's proposal. This is Members of Fox Patrol, Troop 73, Bolton, won two first moved to a temple closer to his home Wallenda was presented that life you’re dead. When you fail from 1,000 We wish to also advise you that we will ship fire district mill rate is now 6.91. based on collection of 97.5 percent of place awards in the Algontpiin District Winter Klondike Der­ had to build the Klondike sled and then compete in three in Sarhsota, Fla. The manager’s budget is subject to membership by then Omar President feet, you’re dead. So what's the dealer orders at today's prevailing costs pro­ all taxable revenues, which is an by. Doing tile foot work tire Tom Dubois, front, and .lotin events; 26 patrols from various troops participated. They In his talk to Omar, Wallenda told Frank Sheldon. difference?” changes by the Town Board of Direc­ also camped overnight in the snow, as part of the derbv vided they are in our hands prior to the above average collection rate of the past Murphy, left, and Alan I’olter. On the sled is Chip Massey tors, which will begin its series of three years. Paula Yellman, budget |)rojeet. (Herald photo by Dunn) date, permit normal processing, and are released budget workshops Monday. Last being given a push by Ihe driver, David Cloutier. The hoys and ready for immediate shipment. analyst, said. year, for instance, Weiss proposed a One of the reasons for the substan­ tial budget increase is that some CASH IN NOW! There are limitations to the number of units purchases by town departments M start your ailvtr collactlon, till a card and than cash that may be ordered at current dealer cost. originally scheduled for this year had Board ready to cut spending In on SOO extra 8SH groan stamps. And Ifs all at no Your Maytag Regional Manager has the informa­ Their cups to be postponed because of the pre­ extra coat to you. The nsora cards you fill tha more tion. Please contact him at once concerning sent tight budget situation. (tamps you gM. the basis on w h i ^ we will accept and ship Also, the budget includes a large By (;r e(; pe vh.son percent — $3,052,948 — over the pre­ in workshops to review the Hepublican town chairmen called for Think "Summer" - Save for camping and sporting runneth out sent year's budget. manager's proposal. goods, outdoor furniture and cooking equipment lor such orders. contingency account because the Herald Ht-porler cuts in the manager's proposal. SupprinarketK town has no contract agreement for "It's an awful big jump. I can’t Democratic Director Thomas Con­ 'T believe that all the directors will Amso back-yard cookouts. Every cuatomar gets a card, Americans have managed to Not every card holder It a winner. next year with any of the four unions The first call for cuts in the- believe it’s gone up that much, ” nors said, "A 12.3 percent increa.se is work hard to reduce that to a figure survive shortages of sugar, — FRANK representing town employees. The proposed budget for the Town of Kepubliean Director Vivian a "bit on the high side, but that's more acceptable to everyone,” Ted coffee, coal and oil, but r»# Cor TypograpMoal contingency includes expected salary Manchester came this morning from Ferguson said of the manager's taking into account we were forced to Cummings, Democratic head, said. A employees for the Town of ■iron. increases that will be included in members of the Board of Directors proposal. She specifically mentioned postpone some purchases from this G . E . TVnkeny Manchester now face a shortage and party leaders. "I know that (the 12.3 percent in­ those contracts. a 10 percent increase in the Town year." General Meager of cups. crease) may be a desirable increase The General Fund budget includes A brief summary of the budget Fire District Special Fund. He said that the present year's I MAYIAG The tightness of the present "We re going to have some hard for the town management, but that’s , ONI tILVIN COIN $15,819,500 for the Board of Educa­ proposed by Town Manager Kobert budget was "underfinanced,” one of ■ WITH ON( (II.V1R COIN I ONE ai..V(N COIN fiscal year budget is reflected in a work ahead of us, " she said. pretty hefty all at once,” he said. WITH I W ITH tion, the board’s full request, and Weiss was delivered this morning to the reasons for the substantial in­ I 3 or MORE sign hanging in the Municipal The board has until May 7 to 2 lbs. or More I *1.00 Worth of $11,903,972 for town government. members of the board, who now will crease recommended by Weiss. Republican chairman Thomas ■ SMOKED or Building’s Coffee Room. prepare a final budget for the 1978-79 GROUND I EASTER Along with the fire district budget, begin work on reducing bis Connors' statement is an in­ Ferguson said, "I feel some work has > CANNED* "When present supply of coffee CHUCK I CANDY other proposed budgets, separate recommendation. fiscal year. Before that, the teresting contrast to past ones by to be done to reduce the budget. It HAMS cups is gone, everyone will be Mieinbers will receive public input at Democrats who have called the pre- seems advantage is being token of with coupon I wtth coupon responsible for supplying their from the General Fund are as I with coupon p O EXTRA follows: Weiss has proposed a .$27,861,728 an April 3 hearing on the budget .sent budget a fiscally sound one. revaluation to disguise the In­ I own. Offices wishing to have cups so BUY NOW! • Water and Sewer Departments— budget for 1978-79, an increase of 12.,') proposal and will meet several times Both the Democratic and crease,” he said. available for guests will have to iSiliGREEN STAMPS A total budget of $2,486,723, a 12.2 ONE tILVin COIN * ON( (ILVER COIN purchase them at a local store,” ONE SILVEN COIN percent increase. There will be no in­ WITH I WITH the sign says. WITH crease in any of the rates except for ANY POT I DOZEN Normally, paper cups are ANY TURKEY MB BUT THE the charge for making a water con­ I I OF I DONUTS FROM supplied for the coffee breaks. Miners voting against pact wHh coupon nection. 11 FLOWERS Employees are charged 20 cents I DELI • Special Taxing District — A I with coupon per cup of coffee but now will • WASHINGTON I U l'l) -- With only Some miners in both Ohio and Ken­ propo-sal, rejecting that pact 4:)7-85. Good Friday. budget of $59,600, which is the same n u s i i s L . have to supply their own drinking a few scattered returns reported, tucky began casting voles at 12:01 Today was the .second time Hie Many felt there was a "steamroller” tmmmmm^mmJmmmm^mmmmmmmmmrn^ as this year. container once the last of this coal miners in parts of Ohio and Ken­ a Ml EST. miners were called to decide on a effect against ratification in the prior • Data Processing Fund — A year’s supply is used. tucky today voted strongly against a Ma.son Caudill, president of Local contract offer. On March 5, over 70 voting when Virginia miners turned budget of $241,177, an increase of one- I a t " With Price $7.50 Purchase ■AT With Price $7.50 Purchase new contract proposal that would end 1569. the largest local in eastern Ken­ percent rejected a proposed pact down the pact while voting virtually half percent. [ f r a n k s Eiduduii Cou|ion Keai. ■FRANKS Eichiding Coupon Kern. the record 109-day walkout tucky’s District 19, .said his members An earlier propo.sed settlement alone in the first of three days of WHY PAY But only a trickle of results were in were overwhelmingly rejecting the was rejected by the union bargaining balloting. II STRICTLY FRESH GRADE A SWEET LIFE and many miners, still treking to contract. council and never was submitted to Voting began amid scattered in­ coalfield union halls, were reportedly Caudill estimalcd 110 of the first the rank and file. cidents in the coalfields. Two cars Begin decries word ready to vote to accept the contract. 116 miners that voted were against After the March 5 vote, President were fired upon in Mingo County, BREAD Solid results from a majority ol the the settlement. He acknowledged his Carter invoked the Taft-Ilartley law West Virginia, including an empty EQQSFREE ON 719 locals and 160,000 strikers were local wanted to vote early to in- and a federal judge ordered miners car rented by a UBS News crew. not expected until tonight. lluence other districts to reject the to return to work Miners defied the Police reported no injurie.s. FREE of bid to oust him Union officials in areas where sen­ contract. order and eight days later the same In I’ennsylvania, police said a 12 oz. elected by the people of Israel and timent was strong against the con­ First unofficial results were judge refused to extend it. That made group of rtien believed to be .strikers SMALL DOZEN MAYTAG ENERGY TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Prime tract acknowledged pushing an early reported from a small local in the nation's longest continuous set ablaze a device u.sed to unload Minister Menachem Begin returned not be a repre.sentalive of the United One Coupon Per Family. Good Thru March 25 ■ One Coupon Per Family. Good Thru March 25 States," Begin said. Cabinet vote to sway other miners through Powhatan, Ohio, where the contract nationwide coal strike legal again (oal cars. And two UMW officials 2 home today and angrily denounced United Mine Workers leaders, members and other government of­ negative publicity. was rejected, 316-104. liredicled the collapse of national SAVING WASHERS reports that some U.S. officials anxious for ratification, guarded WHhIMUk Ptice $7.50 CT CA Purchase IjIT WtHiHHh Rnr*Price >7J7.50 AA I ficials at the airport applauded his The voting came amid reports ot A UMW spokesman pointed out, bargaining in the industry if miners would like to see him replaced with a an easing energy crunch and in­ however, that the Powhatan lixal against momentum from early reject the pact. Eidudhit Ceupon Hem FRANKS Eichrfnt Coupon Kcel national unity government com­ remarks. MAYTAG NG LOAD The state-run radio in Tel Aviv said creased economic hardship on had voted more strongly against results aftecting tiie outcome by mitted to making peace with the miners' families. ratification on the first contract ordering all voting to occur Uxlay, See l’ii)re Teii-A DIAMOND MAXWELL Arabs. the United Slates had hinted that Begin faced possible threats to his Begin’s removal could end the DRYERS deadlock in Middle East peace leadership because of the widening SALT COFFEE nit with the United States after two negotitations, although While llouse (lays of inconclusive talks with Presi­ officials denied this. Other Israeli MAYTAG DIG commentators said U.S.Israeli Today’s news summary 4 dent Carter in Washington. relations were at their lowest point in s O a * f The talks in Washington were dif- FREE 1 LB. I years. HARTFORD (UPli - The Committee next week is to vote on ding ot neighborhood citizens and I think we just have to get two All Grinds CAPACITY licult talks. " Begin said at Tel Aviv’s llouse chairman of the a bill that would reirnpo.se the groups, it was learned today ol tho.se three or four" Ben-Gurion Airport. “ We faced Defense Minister Ezer Weizman has publicly urged the opposition Ixigislature's Finance Uommittce (enturies-old ban on Sunday com­ Carter, who Monday makes I Coupon Per Family. Good Thru March 25 j One Coupon Per Family. Good Thru March 25 several demands which we could not Labor Party to join Begin's coalition wants to use $25 million to fund merce. public his long-awaited urban BREST, France (UPII llic DISHWASHERS accept. " He refused to define these property lax relief lor policy, is expected to stress superstructure of the su|)crlankcr demands. to form a national unity peace liomeowners ralher than cutting VATICAN CITY (UPIl - The changes in federal aid lor Amoco Cadiz was ripped com­ In southern Ix’banon, a French con­ government that could make "very the sales lax. llu forced Pope I’aul VI to cancel transportation, water and scwci pletely away from its main sec­ tingent of U.N. peace-keeping troops important decisions” affecting a Rep. Gardner Wright. D- Ids Grxxl Friday activities trxlay programs to discourage runaway tion tiMlay by rough seas and high today moved into the embattled port Middle East settlement. Bristol. Thursday said he favored tor the first time in his 15-year suburban "sprawl,” according to winds sent waves crashing 30 feet EASTER LILIES 6 ft. faster bunny MAYTAG of Tyre as part of an international ef- Some observers speculated that .such an approach rather than i ut- reign. a third draft of his proposed over llie wreckage on the razor- IMID Jftrt to separate Israeli troops and Weizman \yas leading a move to oust TO Bi GIVEN AWAY ling the 7 percent sales tax one The pope came down with the policy made available to i j ’l sliar|) reefs where it ran aground HMestinian guerrillas. They drove the 64-year-old Begin. QUUm iKS half-cent as Gov. Ella T Grasso llu II days ago and on the advice March 16 IN A LL FRANK'S STORES ^ffough lines of fully armed and grin­ "O ur government is a peace government," Begin said, responding has proprjsed. of d(K'tors canceled five Roly JUST FILL IN ENTRY BLANK Ffot AuMig;..Awif From' ning Palestinian guerrillas. Week appearances, including a WA.SIlINtiTON lUPIi Sen. *LP.P.S. LOW PRICES PERSOUE SERVICE to questions about Weizman's state­ 77w Stappkag Ctmar H t $ $ h A three-day cease-fire declared by HARTFORD il PI) More torchlight procession tonight Paul I.axall, R-Nev . llic opposi WASIIING'ION (UPI) - Rep, Israel appeared to be holding despite ment. "Fve always been for .such a No Purchase Necessary Connecticut residents oppose Ihrough the ruins of ancient Rome lion leader, said hxlay I lin e is a Charles Diggs, a ’24-year veteran .scattered reports of shelling. Nearly (national unity) government... and 50-50 chance the .Sr-natc will kill ot Congress and a founder ol the PJLWiBie I'm still for it" reimposition ol the blue laws than around the Coli.seum. 500 troops of the 4.000-man U.N. lavor it, says a [xill commissioned the Panama Canal treaty willi Ihe Congressional Black Caucus, says A t lon e have arrived in Lebanon and He said the "main point" of hacking of p pixd of about loin he is inniK cnt of federal charges Israel's peace efforts should be by a chain of stores favoring Sun­ many have taken up positions in the .senators who might switch earlier SEALTEST LOWFAT 443-445 HAITFOn n . 1 / 1 / MMGIKSTa, directed toward "how to revive sup­ day sales. WASIIINGroN MIPIt - I'resi- he got kickbacks from llic salaries south 'ITie .survey was done lor F W (lenl Carter's Cabinet-level task votes. o( slaif members. mmanomMAinLoeATHHi In his arrival statement. Begin port of public opinion in the Unitrt ^ 6 4 7 .9 9 t7 States and elsewhere." WfHilworth Co. cl New York by lorcc has recommended a "We have .32 voles, " l.axalt A grand jury Thursday indicted responded angrily to reports that said. “We have three or four who ____am §fMiaKr»atKmsr.____ i w G i r i L i The prime minister made no men­ Cambridge i Mass, i Reports in national urban policy calling for Ihe 55-year-old Michigan 9 . . some U.S. officials would like to see have indicated constantly that tion of Israel’s raid into southern hopes of influencing lawmakers a close partnership " between Democrat, alleging Diggs him removed from office to enhance they have strong reservations in schemed to defraud the govern­ REE SOnCE, BO EIIM CMMES ' Lebanon or whether it figured considering the issue. ledcral. state and local gallon ihe prospects of a pMce settlement. The Ix-gislature's General I>aw governments plus widespread fun­ connection with the main treaty ment ot more than $101,000 MILK LOCAL DELIVERY A U I The prime minister of Israel is prominently in his talks with Carter. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HKRAI.D, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. March 24. Iif7l) Amendment to bottle bill Navy pays MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mamhcslor. Conn.. Fri.. Mart h 24. 1978 -- I’AtiK 'l l lihilvA to continue Deadline set Night of improvisation for poetry set Saturday at MCC could affect its chances sub project ***«>iMi • ^ 5 “ A Night of Improvisation — Se­ In the last part of the program, opposed to the bill and accounted lor Entry deadline for Arts En­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Last year, soft drink containers and would also counter’s senior citizens’ poetry con­ cond Edition” will be presented at members of the audience will be you needed a handbook on parliamen­ the bill's surprising margin of vic­ ban flip-top cans. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Navy Manchester Community College asked to suggest ideas for spon­ tory, 87-57, But, bottle bill forces in test is March 31. Any Manchester tary procedure just to keep up with The Senate waited Thursday until has agreed to give General Dynamics senior citizen is invited to submit Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the main taneous improvisations. the Senate say the House amendment the legislative journey of the bottle the House had finished debating the a “provisional cash payment" ^ l e long poem or two short poems in campus auditorium. is unacceptable. bill. bottle bill to take up the so-called some $30 million on 16 nuclear aU ack^^^ 4ie Encounter’s first poetry contest. The cast is composed mostly of Cast members from the area in­ Don't throw that book away. Gov. Ella T. Grasso has pledged to anti-litter bill, being pushed by bottle submarines to extend an April 12 Rules and entry forms are graduates of the MCC drama clude Dorothy Herold of Tolland, The bottle bill — legislation sign the bottle bill if it ever reaches bill opponents as an alternative. shutdown deadline by two months. available at Mary Cheney Library, workshop course which is taught by Debbie Popillo of East Hartford, designed to clean up Connecticut by her desk. But, after 90 minutes of debate, The agreement, which includes the Senior Citizens Center, and at Mildred Dana. Frank Macri of Vernon, Eileen If the Senate rejects the House requiring a five-cent deposit on beer Sen, George Hannon, D-East Hart­ resumption of negotiations on the Arts Encounter offices at 48 Purnell Improvisation is an acting form of Packard and Claire Ackerman of and soda containers — breezed alteration, but passes the rest of the ford, moved to table it for a week. price of the vessels, was announced Place. increasing popularity. Spontaneity Manchester, and Robin Atwood of bill, it would have to return to the Thursday by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, through the Hou.se Thursday by a sur­ "I wasn't sure of how the vote Applications are still being C L A S S O f and informality are the Andover. prisingly large margin. House. would go, and rather than test it, I D-Conn. It also was disclosed in a characteristics of improvisation. Guest artists will be Richard Dana Last year, the House passed the accepted for spring writing classes But. an amendment tacked onto wanted to wait a week," Hannon 1977 earnings statement released by at Arts Encounter. Ideas for the acting situations come and Tony Dane Arkin. the bill could spell trouble for bill in bottle bill 77-65, but a parliamentary said. He is the leader of the anti­ the company. Children, students, and adults are from the actors themselves. Tickets will be sold at the door. the Senate. The rider would require ruling killed the measure it had ap­ litter bill forces and a long-time op­ The statement showed that despite invited to sign up for courses in the state to create a fund for bottle proved. The House then was given ponent of the bottle bill movement. $544 million in outstanding cost creative writing, how to talk on industry workers who might lose the Senate's version, which it killed Senate Minority Leader Lewis B, claims against the Navy and its paper, and analysis and criticism. their jobs in July 1, 1980 when the 76-61, Rome, R-Bloomfield, said, “Hannon claim it is spending about $15 million The bottle bill, modeled after Children’s classes will be held measure is scheduled to go into doesn't have the votes, and he is just without reimbursement each month Saturday mornings while school is in Management society effect. statutes already on the books in postponing the inevitable." to continue work on the Los Angeles Oregon and Vermont, would require session, and adult classes will be held The amendment apparently lured The bottle bill has been hotly class nuclear submarines. General evenings. a five-cent deposit on ali beer and .some House lawmakers traditionally debated by the Connecticut Dynamics had record earnings last Courses are free. Members will will present seminar year. Legislature for six years. Last year, have to purchase their own paper­ The Hartford and Manchester Neither the Navy nor General exists today and as it will become, it almost passed. back books when necessary. Community College (MCC) chapters This year, bill opponents promised Dynamics would comment upon with emphasis on the ways in which For information, call Ketti Marks of the Administrative Management current ‘ stand alone" units may be not to look for loopholes to kill the details of the payment. or Susan Hudak at Arts Encounter, Society will present a seminar, "The measure. But, because of the House integrated into an electronic office An aide to Ribicoff, in whose office 649-3230. Office of the Future, " on Thursday. Hannon’s alternative amendment, they may change their the agreement was reached on Promoting concert at Tech system. Jeffrey E. Bartlett, assis­ March 30, from 9 a.m. to noon in the minds. Tuesday, said along with other tant director of the Methoids and auditorium of the main campus of Procedures Department of the “ If they’re really playing games in payments now being made each Mike Cameron, right, secretary of the dent, and Tom Mainville, president. The still 'alive and living’ the college on Bidwell Street. Systems Improvement Division of the Senate," said Rep, Dorothy month it would "essentially cover” junior class at Howell Cheney Regional band, “Canyon," will play lor listening and Passes are available in the Student the Hartford Insurance Groupj will Goodwin, D-Storrs, "it (the House the monthly expenses the company INow you know Vocational Technical School, holds tickets dancing at Cheney Tech Friday, March 31, at HARTFORD (UPI) - State Senate office for students and conduct the seminar. tation to the Senate in calling for amendment) will kill it (the bottle says it is having to pay out of its own available for the concert being advertised by 7:30 p.m. Funds will benefit the Cla.ss of 1979. members of the staff at MCC. There senators fighting passage of a bill passage of his bill. He had a large box bill)." pocket. The word bungalow originally requiring deposits on beer and soda applied exclusively to the house of a other class officers. Holding the poster Tickets are available from any junior, or by is an admission charge for the public. Anyone wishing to have further in­ of litter brought to the chamber and “ But, I don't see any reason to State Sen. George Hannon, D-Third District, displays a box Ten days ago. General Dynamics advertising the concert are, from left, Mike The program will consist of an il­ formation may call Mrs. Leslie containers have managed to keep a said it was gathered from the Capitol assume that," said Mrs. Goodwin, rejected an offer by the Navy to set­ European resident of India. calling 649-5396. (Herald photo by Pinto) counter proposal alive for at least of road litter as he opens debate Thursday on his anti-litter Dunn, treasurer, David Hovey, vice presi­ lustrated lecture about the com­ Dubaldo or Mrs. Pat Long at the grounds. who offered the controversial bill. (UPI photo) tle the claims and threatened to stop ponents of the automated office as it college. another week. In it was a wine bottle, a car amendment. work. Halting work on the sub­ "R's alive and living," Sen. George muffler, a beer can, a soda bottle and Rep. Russell Post, R-Canton and marines at yards of its Electric Boat Hannon, D-East Hartford, champion several papers. the bottle bill's chief backer, said, division at Groton, Conn., and of the bottiing industry which has Hannon also produced a box of 'T m optimistic the Senate will pass Pension Board pleased Quonset Point, R.I., would involve mounted a massive lobbying and what he said were petitions con­ it.” layoffs of 14,(X)0 workers. advertising campaign against the so- taining 40,000 signatures from people The bottle bill is designed to en­ Both sides said that negotiations on called bottle bill, said Thursday. supporting his bill. courage consumers to return their with investment results the claims were now expected to Hannon last year led a successful But Sen. Lawrence DeNardis, R- beer and soft drink containers so they Members of the Manchester Pen­ The Pension Board has met recent­ resume shortly. The Navy had threa- fight against the bottle bill, which Hamden, said he got letters from can recover a five-cent deposit. tend to go to court over the shutdown sion Board Thursday expressed ly with representatives of all three, would require a five-cent deposit on anti-litter bill supporters and found Proponents of the bill say this will threat and Navy Secretary W. pleasure with the performance of a and the performance of the bank in­ all beer and soft drink containers. they were from employees of a cut down roadside litter and hope it Graham Claytor suggested the 51 million investment that is being vestments has not been as solid as This year he proposed an anti-litter major canning company. "I would will convince firms to make government might seize the bill which would tax virtually every handled by Aetna Life & Casualty. that of Aetna. like to examine the petitions of reuseable bottles, which will cut The board met Thursday with shipyards to force continuation of the business in Connecticut. The money Senator Hannon and I am willing to down on the amount of energy needed Arthur Bullard, senior account work on national security grounds. raised by the small levy would be wage that 90 percent of the Thus, the board is considering LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT to make containers They also argue executive with Aetna, and learned In its earnings statement, the com­ used to mount a public education signatures, if not more, came from a it will stop waste. asking the banks to shift some funds pany said continued inflation and Pizza & Grinders HAPPY program and to pay for cleanup ef­ that Its investment with the firm has from the stock market to fixed in­ few well-known .sources." Opponents of the bill say the cost increases would bring the total 471 H A R T FO R D RD, (COR.m c k e e ST.) MANCHESTER forts. grown at a rate of about 9 4 percent come investments, such as corporate "1 daresay the trash picked up measure could throw up to 1,500 per­ per year. cost of the submarines to an es­ 643-6165 The anti-litter bill was due to be today and brought in here today by and government bonds. sons out of work. Supporters claim The $1 million investment, made in timated $840 million more than the voted on by the Senate Thursday. And Senator Hannon could be picked up the the bill may not cost anyone their 1975, had grown to $1,237,812 by the contract price. It said it was now it was heavily debated for about 90 day after this bill passed, the day job. preparing additional claims against Easter dinner is always special minutes. end of 1977, according to figures “ EASTER SUNDAY SPEOALS” after that, and the day after that," Rep. Andrew Grande, D-Bristol, The investments in the stock the Navy and they would be “very . . and that's what we've planned But when several unofficial counts provided by Bullard. • Sugar Cured H a m ...... *4.75 said Sen. George Gunther, R- said there is no guarantee consumers Bullard told the board that 1975 market have fluctuated during the large.” for you. Enjoy Easter dinner from our showed the bill would be voted down Stratford. regular menu at no increase in price Easier will return glass, metal and plastic was one of the best years ever for in­ past two years, and recently the Justice Department officials are • Roast Sirloin of Beef...... *4.50 20-16, Hannon, nervously popping his Senate Majority Leader Joseph market investments have not dinner begins at 12 noon. containers. He said there's no vestment growth investigating the possibility that of­ • Baked Stuffed Shrimp ... *4.95 knuckles and pacing the chamber, Lieberman, D-New Haven, said ‘this guarantee, bottlers will reuse the produced the results that could be ob­ Reservations are recommended "If you picked a time to come with ficials at Electric Boat and two other Above Served with Polaloet, Paita, Veg., Salad. proposed tabling it until next litter bill is no longer relevant since tained in fixed-income investments. containers once they're returned. us, that year was the best. You got in shipbuilding companies engaged in Choice of 2 From Thursday. The motion carried, 19-16. the House has passed the bottle bill. Rep. Emil V. Benvenuto, R- criminal fraud in filing some of $2.7 If you prtftr, our tabulouc Brunch at the absolute top year, " Bullard Breakfast 5:30 to 1:30 Dinner S ^ e d from 12 Noon will be served In Pletnviile In the He said he made the motion "This litter bill was put forward Greenwich, agreed. billion in unsettled claims against the told the board. The Pension Board meets again Steak Club at the Holiday Inn. becau.se he didn't want to test the under the maxim that the best "I don't think the provisions of this Navy, sources said last week. Board Chairman Fred Geyer noted Monday, and Geyer said that (he anti-litter bill's strength. defense is an offense, " Lieberman bill are what the people of Connec­ ALL OF US that the guaranteed percent of Hannon made an elaborate presen­ said. ticut want, " he said. board may act at that meeting on a growth has dropped some since 1975, recommendation for a shift in the , Ptiona 649-5491 TifETr but he and the other board members bank investment. V2 GAL. 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Hilsrioun Comsdf broad and eraefcara 12.75 Tri-Town production BUST RETHOLDS 15% nsconiT COUHTRYWESTOMIIISIG A1 Geeter, as Dr. Lynian, chats with Judy ON ALL MIXES Middle School, Ftoute 30, and will be offered Showcase 046-3960 Pendcrgast, as P^lma, in the Tri-Town CALL FOB FREE ESTIMATES today and Saturday at 8:15 p.m (Herald Ctnem as 649-9333 Players' production of "Bus Stop. " The play photo by Richmond) INTERSTATE 84 was presented last weekend at the Vernon EXIT SB IB-SAT-SW MTK! QUALITY PAVING CO. 1*3 FANTASTIC SUPEAMEN" SUNDAY DINING SILVER LANE 523-4182 friSsl ROBERTS STREET PC OUT OF TOINN CALL COLLECT DAVIS FAMILY EAST HARTFORD OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 15th sea-aaio ^AM CTI^'S STEAK EXPEm Town native will direct C 1977 A» "SUMl BAHOAm MATIMKES :mm\ $ 2 .5 0 III 2 .-3 0 P.M. OUR EVERY DAY RPECIALR FOR EASTER unique show at church Freah Baked Swordllah .... S4.55 Celebrate Easter with Fresh Baked Stuffed Shrim p ...... $5.05 Mr. STEAK IFe Will Be Featuring All Your Daviil l.arsson, formerly o( term retelling to both the Rainbow Trout...... $4.29 Favorite Roasts Plus A Manchester, is the musical director operational philosophy of the Hyde Baby Beef Livera-Dniona ... $3.46 AT Mr. Steak we oHer a complete line Regular Holiday Menu. o( an entertaining and educational Schixil Community and its musical Baked G oods from ^ PHONE AHEAD FOR RESERVATIONS U S D A Choica Sirloin Steak $5.25 of aged U.S.D.A. Choice Steaks. Sea event to be presentiHl at the Cnm- priHliu tion The Hyde School Com­ If.!" nuinily Baptist Cluircli .Saturday, munity IS committed to finding a Roaat Sirloin of Beat...... $3.79 Food? Fresh seafood dinners are also our 643-2342 April 1. at 7:30 p ni iH’tter way for American education. PARKADE BAKERY E gg Plant Parmaaan (satodOfiiy) $3-45 W a Faalura 3 Spaclalt Dally Uirsson is a teacher at the Hyde .Ml families wishing to participate I specialty as well as combination dinners of Call To Inquire Vaal Parmaaan ...... $3.99 SchiHil of Bath, Maine, which is in the presentation of this school's "House Abova Sarvad wftfi Potato A Salad your favorite seafood and steak. Our OPEN TODAY - GOOD FRIDAY presenting tlw show pertormed by its curriculum are invited. For informa­ OPEN EASTER COMPLETE MENU ALWAYS AYAILAILE OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 Noon to 11 P.M. students, lairsson was a recipient tion call Andrew Gib.son at 649-3675, » Cans” CALDOR PLAZA. MANCHEaTER Tal. 048-9407 children’s menu contains a wide selection OININQ ROOM & COCKTAIL LOUNQE several years ago of a Umrel Music or Mrs Frances Lars,son at 649-8572 EXIT 93 off 1-86 O M H M O li- RAT, B.Y.O.B. Camp Scholarship from the 11 A M - t r a of quality foods. FaellHlM Avallabl* For All ol Your Pirty Chaminade Musical Club. He is a SUNDAY TIL 2 pm NMdt, AccommodAtloiM For Up To 500 PROplo. graduate ot Bowdoin College, and the FOR TK month of MARCH son of Mr and Mrs. John A Dirsson Big stink probed • EASTER BOBKA of 114 Bolton St PG FARMINGTON (UPI) - Federal • Cupcakes Decorated jT WE ARE OFFEMHG TMS SIIHDAY SPECIAL rile Hyde Schixd s unique learning otficials are investigating a For Easter 14 process will be demonstrated mysterious odor at the University of SATURDAY through excerpts from the schiwl " Connect icuf Health Center they say MIGHT • LAMB CAKES TnIs o r ^ ii OF OK nationally acclaimed musical has produced headaches and diz­ FEVER production. "America's Spirit ’ The ziness in 15 workers. John Travolta • RABBIT CAKES I Dixuw m lostM M an nixuw PRHXO D i^ ; Hyde School group has toured Richard Popham. director of the ihroiighoiit the I'niti-d States with its • EASTER LAYER CAKES OFFER GOOD M V SUNDAY FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH • health center's physical plant, said Etcludlag Bpaelala and ChlUran'a Manu \ show, and also appeared on Thursday the odor was first noticed • EASTER BASKET & EGG CAKE ) Bro.idw.iy ExduRlvaly At | last tVtober by laboratory workers k In addition to the pertormance ot Mr. ST E A K of ManchaRtar ! on the sixth flixir 244 CENTER STREET \ the young ptniple. students, laculty He said the federal Office of Health MANCHESTER PARKADE r and alumni will participate in a dis­ and Safety Administration was called 649-6820 cussion about the school and its in after a worker affected by the odor PLEASE CAILTHEATOE Pisco Your Orders Early curriculum "America's Spirit" is a FORSCREBITMES l>!i\i«l l.ur»»im fill'd a complaint. i PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. March 24. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., March 24, 1978— PAtiE KIVE-A i®anrl|fat^r iEurntn^ Iferalb 0p9n forum Manchester — A City of Village Charm Retiree thinks East Hartford should thank P&WA Founded Oct. 1, 1881 John R. Marquis, 59, of 133 Sisson But the town should celebrate its Maine, a little town about 17 miles His idea to celebrate the town’s M.mb«r, Audit BurWu of CirculMion M«mb«r. UmMd Prni InMrnatKxiAl An unfair statement Let us join hands St., East Hartford feels the town own 50th anniversary with the town’s from the Canadian border. He came and P&WA's 50th anniversary is his Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, To the editor; office will verify the fact Uiat each should show its appreciation to its larg est taxpayer and larg est to Hartford in 1938 looking for work. own. He has not tried yet to gain sup­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711, To the editor; ficiently interested to support them. bigg'est industry with a celebration. employer. The giant firm pays over This letter is in response to what I department has its own distinct and He was drafted into the Air Force port for the idea from any groups. This is a thank you to the voters of The next step must come from the By July 19, 1979, Pratt & Whitney 20 TCrcent of the town’s total proper­ during World War II and stayed in But he feels It may he an idea that Raymond F flobinaon. Editof-Publiiher Htfofd E. Turkmgton. Managing Editor feel is a very unfair statement made very different function — they should the 8th Utilities District and the two (Committee for One Manchester, and Aircraft will have been operating in ty taxes. It employs over 20,000 peo­ the service for over 20 years. He could be carried out by such town Opinion ■ .Vrrtr". - ...-'T -r: by Kathleen Allen in her recent not be compared with eacji other nor Town Directors, Vivian Ferguson they should be warned that a g |^ k the center of town for 50 years. It ple, many of them East Hartford served in Alaska, the Phillipines, groups as the Chamber of Commerce letter. should one be held responsible for the and William Diana, who came to the monies needed by them for courf o ^ P was July 19,1929 the airplane engine residents. Bermuda, Palm Springs, Iceland and or the Town Council. He does not She commented that should the action or inaction of another. meeting at the high school on Mon­ attorney fees must come from their manufacturing firm broke ground for “The celebration would be an elsewhere. have any set ideas on what form the Eighth Utilities District and the town To insinuate that the town day night (March 20) to vote down fund-raising ability but not one penny its new home. expression of recognition, accep­ Soon after retiring in 1961, became celebration should take. He'd like to tance and appreciation to our No more forests? consolidate, "the Eighth District firefighters would let a house bum the efforts of the Committee For One must come from taxpayer’s funds. - P&WA was founded in 1925. The to East Hartford and began working hear the ideas of others as to parades firm celebrated its own 50th birthday wonderful neighbor,” he said. could bum to the ground house by down simply because of its location Manchester, to consolidate the dis­ The district residents are taxpayers for P&WA. He retired from the firm or parties or anything else. house given sufficient time.” This at­ is an unfair and unwarranted charge. in a grand way in 1975. Thousands "Pratt & Whitney has given this in July 1977. Marquis hasn’t contacted P&WA The good green earth may be compatlied by a denuding of his trict. and their tax dollars cannot be used town 50 years of cooperation and tack on the service and ahilities of I feel Mrs. Allen owes the members toured the East Hartford plant. Air­ Marquis is a bachelor. He enjoys either. considerably less so very Mayor Penny is also to be con­ against them. craft of all kinds powered by Pratt progress. The least we can do is show original natural environment. Uie town firefighters is based not on a of the Town Fire Department an his retirement, including the time he “When you're going to kiss a girl, gratulated for conducting a fair and It is the sincere hope of the district engines were on display at how much it means to us.” shortly if a trend in the China, in much of which today apology for her unjust remarks spends on the town's Fine Arts Com­ you don’t tell her in advance," he complaint with the fire department smooth-mnning meeting, showing and, I feel sure, of the townpeople, Rentschler Field at the local plant. Marquis is a native of Stockholm, mission. said. developing world continues un­ trees are notable for their against a highly skilled group of but with the Highway Department partiality to no one. too, that the matter be closed and let That was fine, said Marquis, a checked. professinals. scarcity, was once heavily because of what she feels is in­ The vote of 580 to 30 should tell the everyone get back to the way of life former employee of P&WA. Sincerely, The World Bank warns that forested. Likewise Italy and adequate snow removal on her proponents that many district people they are used to. street. Victoria Raimondo WHEN ORDERING YOUR there could be no forests left in Western Europe. who signed the petition have either In this joyous Easter season, let us A check with the town manager's 35 Battista Road Bypass group less than a century if changed their minds or are not suf- join hands in friendship and drive AGWAY deforestation continues at the Changes in climate have also hatred, distrust and all the bad things sets yoga talk MORRELL HAM present rate in countries we have experienced out of minds. been involved, but human ac­ Mrs. Elizabeth Van Dine will be seeking to make the great leap Peace he with you!! tivities— overuse without heed Evelyn W. Gregan, the guest speaker at the Intestinal Bypass Group meeting Wednesday, forward into industrialization. to replacement or wanton 53 Schaller Road, Call 643-41S1 April 5, at 8 p.m. in the conference A bank report places the pre- Manchester BIG RED wasting — have been a major rooms at Manchester Memorial PINiHURST GROCERY INC. sent forested area in force in the degreening of the Hospital. 302 Main St. naar tha Armory Complete! developing countries at some planet. Mrs. Van Dine will present a Loaded with minerals and 2.5 billion acres, half what it Fortunately, deforestation program titled “Yoga for the vitamins for a balanced diet! Hot air Novice.” Members are asked to was at the turn of the century. need not be an irreversible To the editor: , come dressed to participate. The bank, putting primary process. Once much of the A resident of Vernon, Mrs. Van This IS Ihe lood lhais tight A few ycar.s hack, we had a guy on lot notmally achwedogs blame on population pressures, original farming population Dine is a certified yoga instructor. ipcciaiiy loimiilalfd loi the our doorsteps in the North End giving She is a member of the staff of the piopei protein lo-tat baL is allocating a half-billion “EASTER ance And dogs like it* had moved on to the more us the sim ere smile and glad hand, Educational Community in dollars over the next five years Ai a lemaikahle low price' promising Middle West, large asking for our vote for prohate Judge. Manchester and also teaches at the to projects designed to halt tracts of the Northeastern Many of us invited him in and YWCA in Manchester, and the YMCA ^ SPECIAL” deforestation and renew United States were returned to listened in Hartford. K CASH & CARRY Evidenty we are not dying off fast John Marquis explains why East Hartford should celebrate The conference rooms will be open forests. forest. Modern Germany’s enough to suit him. as now he is run­ the 50th year of hosting P&WA. at 7:30 p.m. so that anyone con­ Actually, what is happening prized woodlands are carefully sidering intestinal bypass surgery ning around with a clipboard, trying is an acceleration of a process may meet with members before the SO? cultivated replacements of the to take the whole North End that has been under way for program. ancient dark Teutonic forests. HEFOKE we go. ^ * l il ie s 25 lbs. millenia. Through much of Only God, it is true, may be ()ne of his helpers is some nut who Barry likes bottle bill M * HYACINTHS man’s civilized history, wants to play fireman, and has built Less than 20* Ibl able to make a tree. But man ( Honor roll j * TULIPS progress toward ever higher can certainly do a lot to help or him.sell a firehouse with our money. Maybe we could all chip in a couple over anti-litter measure levels of culture has been ac- hinder its survival. St. Bridget School has announced W * POTTED PLANTS 5lbs.... U ** of bucks apiece and buy him a used state Sen, David Barry of several years by the state its honor roll for the end of the se­ S* * DAFFODILS fire truck for his backyard: get him Manchester again has endorsed the Legislature. cond quarter. Bottle Bill and has announced his op­ 50 lbs... ^ 8 ** .. out of the North End. Last year’s defeat, however, was Grade 7 There’s always eggroll We are hearing a lot of hot air position to the Anti-litter Bill. the closest of all, and the bill is con­ about why a separate North End is The anti-litter legislation has been sidered to have a good chance of High honors Steven Balon, Deborah Conboy. f Kfause Compar* 25 lb pricti Rnd cotl-par-pound. not good. If it's .so bad, how come proposed by State Sen. George Han­ passing this year. See how much you la n el Agweyl Word comes from Singapore For .some reason, there is a non of East Hartford. It proposes a Honors the.se guys are breaking their necks Barry said that the Anti-litter Bill florist & Greenhouses^ that the price of bird's nest shortage of suitable nests built tax for businesses that produce would create another tax on Lawrence Blackwell, Patricia to get in? Tomkunas, Lisa Varney, Sarah soup, that ancient Chinese by tropical swifts in Malaysia, products that create litter and is con­ businesses and this would be passed While there seems to be space sidered an alternative to the Bottle on to consumers in higher prices. Warrington. delicacy, is going out of sight. Thailand and Indonesia. The problems getting our letters printed, Bill. He also feels that the anti-litter Grade 8 A small bowl now costs the saliva the birds use to hold one of the Board of Directors was The Bottle Bill would create a legislation ik a special interest bill Honors LAAGIIT RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHISnR given a 60-word "Lost and Found " ad deposit on bottles and take other created for the bottling industry and equivalent of $4.35 in the their nests together is the key David Blackwell, Celine Buezek, Beth ^ a .fi MaNcIwifaf 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 s40'iirTrATE m . smack in the middle of the news steps to eliminate throwaway con­ others who have opposed the Bottle Carlebois, Kenneth Conboy, Deborah restaurants that serve it — and <21 HARTEORD ROAD. MANCHESTER ingredient of the soup. tainers. Barry has been a longtime Bill. Coombs, Gemma Dubaldo, Maryann MMICHESTER TsL 643-5123 pages for a losf pen. cLpaiDtWKv you have to put your order in This is one piece of news I lost a perfectly good cat a lew- supporter of the bill, which has been “ People want the Bottle Bill. Genovesi, Nancy Kelly, William Leslie, several days in advance. about the rising cost of living defeated each year for the past Every poll shows that,” Barry said. James Nason, Susan Ogrodnik, Barbara weeks hack, and had to wait two days Wolk-Laniewskl. that doesn’t upset us one bit. and pay $4.50 for a small ad stuck in classified How come? MkGiMraisaHmwaRSMiaMBBiBBspaaRBawBaMMBBMSPiaNBMwataBaBaatsiBMBBsaiCRnwaBs^ The time has come for Eighth Distii( t residents to stop and think Read Herald Ads J ■^SOLID g i f t ' whether our dollars spent out of the district are giving financial support to the very people who are trying to f IDEAS destioy the district. Elinor A. Patten m t t ! 33 Mather St. \ Dke / Editor; Fr. Steve Jacobson North End I Editor's note: The Herald has A service of the Manchester printed EVERY letter it has \ S a n a Area Conference of Churches received on the c onsolidation issue, i REO-AL M EN’S SHOP \ 3 JL $ Savings Days OuMtlon: sure the lawyer understands his or Thoughts / havt b««n leparaltd from my her particular situation and needs. In The Rev. Richard Bollea, administrator of these notes on small pieces of paper in an at Worth’s . . . hutband for $lx montk$ and have order to do this, the individuals has to St. Bartholomew’s Church of Manchester, is attempt to demonstrate their union with the s j ^ o o been thinking about getting a Good Friday — day of intense The Groom SOLID\ \ ^ be in touch with these needs and ready to add more notes of self-denial and / Crucified Christ. Father Bollea said he feelings for Christians as they recall divorce. I have two young children clear about his or her personal goals. acts of charity written by his parishioners to VALUE and need to work to lupport expected the cross to be completely covered the sacrifice of Christ on the Cross. We at Child & Family Services the 12-foot cross in the sanctuary of the Here they find the infinite love of fetPter \ myielf. I don't know If I’ll ever get with these notes before Good Friday’s ser­ have found that It is often very help­ church. Each week since the beginning of God expressed in human terms. Goes Free! $ / 7 % married again, but I can't get used vices. (Herald photo by Pinto) ful for individuals In circumstances Lent, the parishionere have been writing Divine love — and human love which Yes! JUr, Groom, Your Complete to the idea of being tingle. Do such as those you describe to talk is created in the divine image — is es­ Formal Outfit Is Free At Regal other people feel the tame wayf these things over with a professional sentially related to sacrifice. Love is With Five or more Paid Formats. who will listen objectively, provide not the act of taking; it is a gift, the ★ ★ ★ information and feedback. We also gift of self to the beloved. Despite the It’s Our Wedding Gift To You — Aniwar; have group learning experiences for All share her sadness risk involved, responsibility is And The Finest In Formal Wear save *1.00 on Many men and women con­ men and women in the process of shouldered for the welfare of the beloved. For The Rest of Your Party. templating or going through the separation and divorce to assist them By A N im iiW right to force payment Irom a public mire. When one loves truly, deeply, then ‘Playtex’ Cross process of divorce have many of the employe. Educators must not be Shanker writes in the teacher Come to Regal’s And See In dealing with many of these Issues. WASHINGTON — Albert Shanker, no price is too great, no difficulty in­ same problems and feelings you publication, "Instructor," that it is Our Largest Selection Of The Actual Groups on separation and divorce president of the American Federa­ denied their freedom of choice." She superable, nothing impossible for the Size Your Hoarf* Bras express. It is not uncommon under are held frequently at the Hartford tion of Teachers, makes an has objected to teachers' strike and illegal for a union to negotiate lover. It is all that the old songs of Latest In Formats. such circumstances to wonder if you office. If enough demand for groups irrefutable point: The right of a labor to many of the political programs salaries, pensions, holidays and other love and romance proclaimed, and #173 Lycra Stretch with cotton lace are doing the "right thing.” develops in the Manchester area, union to collect dues from non­ and candidates supported by the conditions of employment for Tlw IR an* oE iMEorWR moRl MIWMI tpM liiM m o< iKRthM cups. White. Sizes 34-42B, C. reg: 6.50 more than they dared to say. Xlt. H it m trkInM on « m N w R iTmtatu Rw a M h . CnielM Rn Rnd Anxiety about your future, the groups may be offered at the members is legal. national American Federation of members only. That's so. It is also a Each of us is capable of true love CHECK OUR LOW PRICES HaaMfracttan o< Chrtai An owlRna al ttm laalar IJ r la a Rtfa no6n6ad SALE 5.50. •H r ItiRl wplRiRiNi «M amr ol aoEEiMMin. Thn im r to w S S S t future of your children, concern Manchester office in the future. For Shanker's source is absolute. Last Teachers. She feels she should not be bad law that should be changed. and when we rise to that level, we BEFORE YOU RENTl opMlngR Rra rwnMooonl o( l)w Fhro WMmdR mndn In Rw aodi Rl about your ability to manage on your more information and to register for May, the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 forced to pay money to support ★ ★ ★ are ennobled. It is a love, not ChtM dinjng CmcMdon. On Rm imdRnMR ol Rm iM It m RRRdo #655 Seamless fiberflll, all-around rtoognliod ouM nt oE ttw ClirMniRO MntRMlR. own, what others will think, self There is no reason why unions, at directed exclusively to one another, stretch comfort, stretch straps. White. the group learning experiences on that the so-called “agency fee" did causes that she opposes. COME IN AND FIND ITS REAL MADICI doubts about your very ability to separation and divorce, please call not violate the She says: “if union officials — who least in the public sector, should not to which God calls us, but a divine Sizes 34-36A, 34-38B, C. reg. 7.95. love of concern offered to all. make such an important decision, all Margaret Sumner, coordinator of Constitution. function outsid? the control of the be required to bargain only for those • AFTER SIX SALE 6.95. Submitted by contribute to feelings of uncertainty. Family Life Education, Child & public — can determine who has the who want their services, letting O i DIFFERENT However, the Rev. Robert W. Cronin, #35 Your favorite Bandeau, soft cotton. Marriage and child rearing for Family Service U6-4511. court also ruled, privilege of teaching America's teachers and other public employes Pastor of > LORD WEST ANIMALS ch a r a cters some has often been a time of Individual, couples and family young, where then is democracy, fend for themselves. Employers, of Sizes 34-38B, C. reg. 4.50 each. SALE unanimously, that St. Maurice Church, 2 for *8. satisfying Uie needs of others and counseling around particular funds forcibly where is responsibility, where is course, find it easier and time-saving Bolton »PALM BEACH '5“ VALUES taking little time out for yourself. As problems is offered at the collected from academic freedom?" to negotiate with one union rather N O W JUST " 1 .7 5 D Clip, reg. $5 each, SALE 2 for *9. individuals reassess their lives at Manchester office, and an appoint­ non-members ★ ★ ★ than with many workers. Rent From The Formal this crucial time, it Is not uncommon ment can be made by calling 64S- could be used only A good question. After all. they are But more important than an to recognize that we as Individuals 2781. for collective bargaining, not for called public schools because they employer's convenience is the in­ Wear Leader. . . under fashions, downtown Manchester have many needs which may or may Almanac Submitted by; ideological or political purposes. are financed by the public, it seems a herent right of a worker to decide $ not have been met. Arllne L. Rosenberg, ACSW This second decision, it seems to bit much for a labor union to spend whether he wants to join a union or U»e your convenient Worth'* Charge Card, Now is the time to take inventory District Director me, is the crux of the long-standing public funds (fees from teachers' pay an agency fee to a union he l(\ I iiilrd l*rcK» liilcriiulioiliil it deserve* a lot of Credit! and reassess needs and personal Child tt Family Services dispute between organized labor and wages paid from public monies) to refuses to join. Today is Friday. March 24, the 83rd goals. Being "single again” while 110 Main St., employes who resist attempts to support a political candidate who is Dr. Parks says she is "saddened" day of 1978 with 282 to follow. providing the freedom to act in­ by her firing. We all should share her Manchester 06040 force them to join unions. These opposed by even a small minority of The moon is in its full phase. ^ Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5 dependently, also brings with It workers don't want their dues money the tax-paying voters. sadness. She is the victim of still There is no morning. Thurs. til 9 problems of not having someone ASK MACC is published by The to be used to finance activities they Nor, for that matter, do I like the another surrender to union hossism. The evening stars are Mercury^r close with whom to share pleasures Herald in cooperation with the find odious. idea — to put it mildly — of a labor Mars. Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. MEN’S SHOP and responsibilities. Manchester Area Conference of ★ ★ ★ union representing, say, garbage Those born on this date are under Churches. We invite readers to ad­ •First In Formal Fashloot'' In order for an individual to decide A ca.se in point is that of Dr. Anne collectors, spending some of my the sign of Aries. dress questions to ASK MACC, Box I Yesterdays ] whether or not to proceed with Parks, a guidance counselor at a money on the campaign of a politi­ U.S. Treasury Secretary Andrew divorce, it Is helpful to be able to un­ 47. Mancliester. 06040, Every effort MANCHESTER bm’» Apple Detroit high school, who has been cian I consider a rascal. will be made to respond to questions Mellon was born March 24, 1855, MANCHESTER8CNESTER PARNADE '’ ■ derstand as fully u possible what the fired for refusing to pay agency shop The steelworkers or machinists 25 years ago OPEN ihrout’h this column, but we cannot On this day in hi.story: MoEk-SaL 8 :1 0 4 :3 0 divorce process entails and the varie­ Town to probe widening of 1 answer questions individually. ASK fees to the Detroit Federation of can do what they like with their dues In 1902. one of the "earliest " ad­ ThundaylSSPM 649-1787 ty and complexity of Issues one may Teachers union. Dr, Parks began her money because it comes from the and Lennox streets. MACC is indebted to the generosity vice to the lovelorn " columns M o e i. , Turn., W e n I . 10-6 Thum. & Fri. 10-9 have to consider, legal, social as well private sector, but I don't want any Ray Warren bits at delay of VERNON and wisdom of our contributors who teaching career in Detroit in 1935. received this question: "'Can two OPtN Sal. 10-6 Sunday I2-.5 as emoUonal. A lawyer will help with charter revision bills hearing. represent a cross-section of the agen­ which means her experience spans part of what I contribute to the pay of people live as comfortably as one on Moel-PIL 1 0 -0 « 0 DIIIECTIONS; 1-86 EAST TO EXIT 92. STRAIGHT the legal aspects, but it is the in­ cies and individuals in the helping more than 40 years. my good friend, the postman, to be 10 years ago $12 a week?" The an.swer; ""We do SaL’NIB:30 AHEAD ON CENTER ST.. LEFT ONTO BROAD ST. LER dividual experiencing the divorce professions who serve all of us in the It is Dr. Parks' position that “no u s ^ for political purposes, even if This date was a Sunday; The not approve of marriage on a finan­ \ INTOPARKAOEIOMSTMmiaMIRMU who has the responsibility to make Manchester community. private organization should have the the beneficiary is a candidate I ad­ Herald did not publish. cial ba.sis. " PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. March U. 1W8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. M a id i 24. I97H 1‘AGK .SEVhlN-A daughter of Alan W. and Morin of 74 Wickham Ruth, daughter of Donald Barbara Deane Gates of 43 Drive, East Hartford. Her born March 19 at West Hartford. His pater­ Engaged YWCA registering Births E. and Julie Wells Nichols In the service Cornwall Drive. She was paternal grandparents are Manchester Memorial nal grandparents are Mr. of 29 Maplewood Drive, born March 14 at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hospital. His maternal and Mrs. Donald Pascal of \ Ellington. She was bora The engagement of Miss Nancy P. for spring classes Staff Sgt. Robert Sanborn of A 1976 graduate of George Penney T onim i, Pulrirk Alun, Hartford. She has a sister, great-grandmothers are Manchester Memorial Nicotera of Glastonbury. grandparents are Mr. and West Hartford. He has a March 17 at Manchester Benito of Manchester to Richard Rockville recently spent a weekend High School, he joined the Marine son of Gerald A. and Jackie Ann, 15 months. Mrs. Dorothy Roach and ' Hospital. Her maternal She has a sister, Cassie, 4. Mrs. Robert Han.sen of sister, Kristin Dyer, 2Vt. Memorial Hospital. Her Anthony Iderosa of Vernon has been training with his unit, the 712th Corps in August 1977. Kathleen Boardman Mrs. Louise Botteron. both grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents announced by her parents, Mr. and The Manchester Recreation are cre'ative crafts, useful «ed Maintenance Battalion of the Tomren of Yakima, Wash. Roach, Amy Tyece, of Manchester. Mrs. Winslow Deane of Chapunis, Charles are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Robert Benito of 32 Deerfieid Department's Cultural Program will basketry, picture framing, reverse Connecticut Army National Guard. He was bom Jan. 19 at daughter of James M. and Pittsfield, Maine. Her Patrick, son of Charles J. D. Wells of 82 Plymouth Drive. conduct registration for the spring painting on glass and rubniuts. There Sanborn is a welder in civilian life Yakima. His maternal Tyece Varley Roach of 22 Daley, Jaclyn Sage, paternal grandparents are and Karin A. Lavallee EASTER ' session March 27 through April 7. The will also be instructors from Tandy employed by AMK Welding in South Navy Seaman Mark S. Uccello, son grandparents are Mr. and N. Elm St. She was born daughter of John F. and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lane. Her paternal grand­ (• Mr. Iderosa is the son of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Uccello ( ' Chaponis of 8 Davis Ave., parents are Mr.and Mrs. •CANDY '"•CARDS Mrs. Anthony Iderosa of Clinton. first week of registration is for Leather Company and Flo’s Cake Windsor. Mrs. William H. Boardman March 13 at Manchester Donna Leister Daley of 230 Gates of 60 Ansaldi Road. Rockville. He was born 173 Spring St., has completed.- l,^ r . of Manchester. His Malcolm H. Nichols of The bride-eiect graduated from Manchester residents only; the se­ Decorating to teach leathercraft and Memorial Hospital. Her Garden St. She was bom She has a sister,Lisa, 10. March 16 at Manchester •BASKETS •DECORATIONS Basic Enlisted Course at the Navi Winsted. Her maternal Manchester High Schooi. She is cond week is open to both cake decorating, respectively. Spec. 5 Andrew C. Leiner, son of paternal grandparents are matenal grandparents are March 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His /CANDLES •GRASS Submarine School at Groton. great-grandmother is Mrs. employed at Caldor's in Manchester. Manchester and surrounding towns. The spring session classes will Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Leiner of 99 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Memorial Hospital. Her Nicolera, Cori Lynn , maternal grandparents are •JELLY BEANS He graduated from Manchester Ruth C. Wells of Fulton, II(T fiance graduated magna cum Registration is held, in person only, begin April 10 and are held between 9 Timber Pond Road, Bolton, recently Tomren of Bremerton, Varley of 31 Ironwood maternal grandmother is daughter of Ronald and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis high School in 1977 and entered the N.Y. She has a brother, w» fwv* evtrr Utito thingl laude from the University of Connec­ between 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., Mon­ a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through was assigned as a chaplain’s assis­ Wash. His paternal great­ Drive, Vernon. Her pater­ Helen I. Hagenow of 295 Jean Morin Nicotera of 890 of 19 Grand Ave., Navy in September of that year. Brian, 21 months. ticut with a bachelor of science day through Friday, in the Arts Friday, with child care available for tant with the 56th Field Artillery grandmother is Valerie nal grandparents are Mr. Bidwell St. Her paternal Burnside Ave., East Hart­ Rockville. His paternal degree in mechanical engineering. Building on Garden Grove Road. a nominal fee. If school in Brigade in Germany. Sperry of Washington. He and Mrs. James Roach of grandparents are Mr. and ford. She was bora March grandparents are Mr. and Navy Interior Communications He is a member of Pi Tau Sigma and The returning classes this session Manchester is canceled due to Spec. Leiner entered the Army in has two brothers, Michael 45 Bigelow St. Her mater­ Mrs. William Daley of 16 at Manchester Mrs. Charles Chaponis of Electrician Fireman Appren. Brian Pascal, Brian Scott, Tau Beta Pi fraternities and of the include ceramics, pottery, rug holidays or inclement weather, November 1971. He graduated from E.^ 6, and Scott C., 4. nal great-grandmother is Wethersfield. Memorial Hospital. Her 30 Clark St. son of Philip D: and Bar­ the miracle of mohltrvdt | M. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. American Society of Mechanical hooking, sewing, knitting and string classes are automatically canceled Bolton High School in 1971. Mrs. Sophie Moske of Port maternal grandparents are bara Pascal of 75 Robbie (iowntown monchelter^ George Smith of 8 Egypt Road, Engineers. He is employed as a art. The exercise classes are slim- and will be made up at a later date. K i r li a r (I, John Salerno, Fla. Her paternal Calcs, Jennifer Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nichols, Catherine Road, Tolland. He was Ellington, has completed the Basic mechanical engineer at Hamilton nastics, volleyball, dancersize and The various crafts offered in the Marine Pvt. Kenneth N. Blake, son TIiomuK, son of John J, Test Systems in Windsor Locks. bellydancing. spring session will be on display of Mrs. Ann Blake of 16 Eagle Court, Enlisted Course at the Naval Sub­ and Dorothy Suraci The couple is planning a June 3 The following classes are offered during registration hours. For Blast Hartford, has completed the marine School at Groton. Richard of 64 Range Hill wedding. on beginner and intermediate levels: further information please contact Bulk Fuel Handling Course at the He graduated from Ellington High Drive, Vernon. He was crochet, macrame, quilting and the Arts Building, 643-6795. Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, School in 1977 and entered the Navy born March 18 at Rockville /Hof/rt Ml»» Nancy P. Bcnilo needlepoint. A newcomer to this N.C. in April of that year. General Hospital. His group is bridge. maternal grandfather is Ts: Among the new classes this spring Thomas Suraci of Teaneck, c t f e s ( Births N.J, His paternal grand­ Bickley - Flynn Women’s Club parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Richard of Crosskill, SU N oJy Decker, Blake Howard St., East Hartford. IMMIO’S imilEIIY N.J. He has two sisters, Easter Savings The engagement onSiss Elizabeth meets Monday ministrative assistant in the Judicial Lindgren, son of James B. Her paternal grandparents Marcelle and Jennifer. Ann Bickley of M anchester to Department, State of Connecticut. The Manchester Women's Club will and Karen Lindgren are Mr. and ^ s . Armand Michael J. Flynn Jr. of West Hart­ Her fiance graduated from South meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Communi­ Decker of Buff Cap Road, Nourie, of Nashua, N.H. 207 SPRUIX ST., MANCN. 643-7956 Drake, Kimberly Ann, 'I; ford has been announced bv her Catholic High School in 1965 and from ty Baptist Church, 585 E, Center St. Ellington. He was born parents, Florence Bickley of 41 daughter of Dwight J. and PENTAX SLR Camera the University of Hartford with a Donald Snyder, director of meat March 17 at Manchester Olden, Amy Lyn, Claire Scorso Drake of 46 luaping Automatic Duval St. and John J. Bickley of Cin­ WILL BE OPEN with S5mm f/2.0 Lens bachelor of arts degree in psychology merchandising for the A&P Co., Memorial Hospital. He has daughter of Harry and Birch Mountain Road, cinnati. Ohio. Oan Opener/Knife in 1969. He received his Juris Doctor Northeastern Regional Headquarters a sister, Julie, 13. Judith Newcomb Olsen of 6 Bolton. She was born Mr. Flynn is the son of Mr. and Sharpener Our degree in 1973 from the University of in Springfield, Mass., will be guest Duval St. She was bom GOOD FRIDAY March 6 at Manchester Mrs. Michael J. Flynn Sr. of West Connecticut Law School. He is speaker. Nourie, Michelle March 17 at Manchester Removeable cutting assembly lor easy 1^:87 9;30A.M .TOSP.M . Memorial Hospital. Her 147« Hartford. cleanup. Shuts oti automatically. employed in the law offices of Robert His topic is "Hindsight with Price Adriane, daughter of Memorial Hospital. Her Popular "K-1000" features The bride-elect graduated from maternal grandparents are KCO-22/23. Our Reg. 14.99 W. Gordon in Manchester. and Pride." A question and answer Ronald and Darlene Belair maternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ wide-open metering, automatic Manchester High School in 1967 and exposure and shutter s p ^ s The couple is planning a Sept. 23 period will follow. Nourie of 30-8 Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel New­ and EASTER SUNDAY ford B. Scorso. Her pater­ from Baldwin-Wallace College with a down to 1/1000 sec. wedding at St. Mary's Episcopal Mrs. Richard Menasian is in Drive, East Hartford, She comb of 52 S. Hawthorne 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. nal grandparents are bachelor of arts degree in English in Church. charge of arrangements. Mrs. Nor­ was born March 17 at St. Her paternal grand­ Mason K, Drake of Lyme, YOUR Case lor Pentax-K-1000, Our Reg. 2 6 ,9 4 ...... 19.40 1971. She is employed as an ad- Manchester Memorial man Comollo and Mrs. Bernhardt parents are Mr. and Mrs. BREAD ORDERS ARE REQUESTED TO BE IN N.H., and Marjorie E. Hospital. Her maternal OHOlOE Satryb will be refreshment co­ Harry Olsen Sr. of 149 BY SAT. MARCH 25, 12 NOON Brown of White River IT T Magicflash hostesses. grandparents are Mr. and Bissell St. She has a Junction, Vt. Mrs. Armand Belair of 23 brother, William, 3. 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CALDOR CHARGE EFFECTIVE: Membef 2. MASTER CHARGE 1^ WEST HARTFORD CENTER SIMS8URYTOWN SIMSBURY FDIC 114BTlMTnpll TtMillr awfkg CMMr FRIDAY and liiM M aiil 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD SATURDAY ONLY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 < l < K l 0 1 TU- 1461414 STORE HOURS: DAILY, 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. •SATURDAY, 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. ‘ CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCflESTER EVENING HEHAIJJ. Manchester. Conn.. Kri,. Mairli !A. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., March 24, 1978— I’AOE NINE-A ACROSS M agninl Anawar to Previoua Punia 3 Swarm ) Lard 0 0 tR N 1 U B F ■5 L T 4 Andaa country D A 8 4 CaM 5 Haavy walght E 1 n E 0 M A n Charlta M. Schultz 8 Food 6 Open a S K I M B A 0 H C r 8 T 0 1 C ■LD Primaries seem likely, 12 Compau packaga 6 B 1 E 8 D e a r A bby point c H E E K 7 Habraw WO K 1 13 Foola patriarch V i 14 Wing (Fr.) p 0 L E 0 0 E 8 8 Food [o 15 Compaaa 0 C fl s R E 8 By Abigail Van Buren containar ¥ 0 B El l 8 A over delegate selection point L E R T I ate twe l a s t 9 StrikM K U 0 d e a r 16 Brave 0 8l ABBY: I am a 15*year-old girl living in a foster 10 Margarine 8 A c K E 0 PIECE OF CHEESECAKE! 18 South Picific A P T L V By lin ilM l PrrHH In le rn a tio n u l Ronald Sarasin, R-Conn., considered Killian at Wednesday night's selec­ home. I don t nund being in a home —3ie mother is a sweet 11 M a rritt 0 M A N E iaiind group 1 0 E u 71 It looks like there will be a number tion did not appear to win anywhere person and I W e her. But the father is not the type of 17 River in 0 0 N E L t E the leading candidate for the GOP 20 Galiay awaep 0 A Mfl father^ I would like. I am very big for my age, and Rutala 8 K CM Y E 8 0 K A of primaries this May to decide gubernatorial nomination. near the 50. delegates he' said he 21 Diatraaa call 3 19 Painting needed to avoid a primary. It was un- s^ etim ea I have problems about it. The father haa 22 Actreaa 52 Midway delegates to the state Republican and However in Fairfield Tuesday, medium 36 Indian -^ o ftfe re d me money to let him touch me, but I have never Lupino ' attraction Democratic conventions with two of House Minority Leader Gerald F. clear, however, exactly who many gl A , .(fVaccepted. 23 Malarial fever garment 24 Lout 54 Wild goat the democratic exercises in com­ Stevens, R-Milford, won an un­ the delegates lavored. ™ 2« Plaa 25 Physician (il.| 39 Oiocaia Abby, the reason why I don’t tell my foster mother is 56 Uaa aciitora munities with the largest delegate expected victory over Sarasin in a In 1974, Killian, whose challenge to 30 Not 6ght 26 At a distance 41 Worldly that I don’t want to be sent away from here. 57 Ralativa of contingents. caucus there. That victory has given a sitting governor of his own party is I have asked God to help me, and He does. I’m saved, but 34 Aviadon 27 Shave 44 Hack agancy (abbr.) 28 Horae food 46 Rope of bingo The 1,357 Democratic and 987 hope to the Rome forces. unprecedented in Connecticut lam still afraid of this man. I never let him touch me. I 35 Regreta 29 Abominable 58 Symbol of always run into the bathroom and lock the door. flowers Republicans delegates named by Rome is expected to run well in history, lost a Hartford delegate 37 Haavy iboe snowman 48 Crown bondage Please teU me how to cope with this without being sent 38 Branchei of Bi-Focal8 — By Ruth Marcus local party officials this week at West Hartford, because that com­ primary to Mrs. Grasso which 3 f Woman’s 50 Charcoal 60 Proposition away. ^ learning meetings throughout the state are munity is adjacent to Bloomfield doomed his candidacy. He then took name 51 Actreaa 61 Mss West 40 State (Fr.) 32 By and by the second spot on her ticket. ' Harding role still subject to primary challenges where he is well known. However, I AKRa iD: Please, please, UU your f o a te r'm i^ ? H2 Gazalla May 2. In addition to Stevens, Sarasin and 43 Remount a 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 Sarasin has the backing of the party but U yon are, 6 6 10 n and now — ^ Senate Minority Leader Lewis B. organization. Rome, Sen. George Gunther, R- ism Yom fart/ ^ l"* P """‘ ‘“virJLent. fIslandsli 12 13 14 WHAT A DAY/ "g o o d / i m Rome, R-Bloomfield, unhappy he got Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. Robert K. Stratford, is also seeking the GOP M a sick man and needs to be treated. If republic a r u n s t d m r v r x 19 16 THE WASHIN6TOM only about one-third of the 24 West Killian said Thursday chances are gubernatorial nomination. inn ‘ “ “‘ber, he could eventually harm 47 Consume 17 READY TO 49 Wrath Hartford delegates, gave the go Sarasin, noting candidates were fM rt/ rt* c o n 6 d ^ your 18 19 a a o n d m e m t , t h e “85 percent” he will challenge Gov. W ter mother today. WrlU again and let me know how yon GET OFF ahead to a primary test there. picking choice towns in which to 50 Oiitant 1 ■ , Ella T, Grasso in the primary for oTC. I C&T6. - 53 12, Roman 22 1 LlkJCOLH MEMORIAL, Most of the West Hartford challenge him, said he was also 25 a a y f e e t ; Hartford’s 67 Democratic State 55 Hatardous 1 THE SUPREME COURT, I * • DEAR ABBY: When I was 19 and in nurses’ training, I 26 27 26 29 delegates were awarded to Rep. Convention votes. thinking about making primary 59 Can be made ■ 31 32 33 challenges in towns where he was un­ became pregnant. It was the first and only time I ever whole 1 THE MATIOWAL went all the way, and I got caught. 34 3 . happy with what the organization 62 New (prefix) ■ ■ 6ALLEPV. , , in* The boy offered to marry me, but he wasn't ready for 63 Inner (prefix) 31 3 . 1 Manchester public records gave him. marriage and neither was I, so I said no. I had the baby and 64 H am eu ■ 1 ■ gave it up for adoption to a family unknown to me. But I attachment 43 46 65 Sketch 1 was assured that the child would be loved and well cared 47 ,.u. W iirru iilv (Iced for. 66 Naughty look 1 / k Donald J. Flynn and Marie M. Flynn to Jeffrey W. NENCe FENCE CO. My parents stood by me through it all, for which 111 be 67 Wheel shaft 50 51 S3 1 56 57 58 Page and Crystal Page, both of Willington, property at 68 Author of ■ ■ Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer eternally grateful because I caused them a lot of grief and 'The Raven" 59 60 »1 62 Preparing for Easter egg hunt 225 Highland St., $47,000. heartache. (Jiiilcliiiiii deed PRE - SEASON SALE An>^ay, I ve been a nurse for three years now and have 63 64 65 DIP >1 0 ] PUT 5 TUART HCW SAME I FEEL LIKE A Steve Nikodemski, left, manager of Burger DOWN Jaycees and Burger King, will be held Satur­ John P, Serafin, Ellington, to Mary Pagani, property at fallen in love with a young doctor. He is so kind and good. I 66 67 66 IN CENTER RELP POES HE AS HE OF RANPF5UFF King, meets the Easter Bunny and Joe Stack, day at 10 a.m. at the Center Springs f^ark 78 Maple St., $2,500. SAVE 10% never knew anyone that wonderful could exist. He’s asked 1 Swamps t 4 AGAIN THIS YEAR? F E E L PIP ENORIvlOUS me to marry him and I want to. But I don’t know if I should 2 Actress chairman of the Manchester Jaycees Easter area behind the Municipal Building, Frizes Pro|ierl\ lien iNCWSFAPfS INTtkPNltl ASSN) ABOUT IT?y LAST On Completely tell him about my past. WEAR I egg hunt. The hunt, co-sponsored by the will be awarded. (Herald photo by Dunni Northfield Green Condominium Association Inc, Please advise me. He can't understand why I haven't V against Jane E. Olson. $179.16, property at 7C Am­ Installed Price of given him an answer. Thank you. bassador Drive. Green Vinyl R.N. Win at Bridge Releie.e o f iilliie lim e n i DEAR R.N.: Tell him the truth. If he's as “wonderful” as Dorothy Smith Hager against John M. Hager. Chain Link Fence you say he is, hell not hold It against you—and If he does, and South had to lo.se two Woman justice confirmed trump tricks. New trade nuiiie you're ahead to know it up front. With Hot Dip Galvanized NORTH 3 2( South had been unlucky. Theresa D. McConnell, doing business as McConnell ♦ K 64 Three missing trumps arc HARTFORD (UPI) - Yale law April at the mandatory retirement professor at Yale in 1964. Resume Service. 83 Dartmouth Road. Posts and Top Rail DEAR ABBY: We have a weeding invitation with a smaller card included that reads as follows: ♦ Q 8 5 2 divided 2-1 78 percent of llic professor Ellen Ash Peters, who has age of 70. 'When the Judiciary Committee in­ Iliiildiiig perinilH ♦ K J 8 3 time. South would not have terviewed her earlier this month. "Mr. and M rs.------will attend. never served as a judge nor ever Sen. Joseph Dinielli, D-Bristol, Bill Tunsky for Buel Grant, aluminum siding at 99 Number of g u e sts------♦ Q5 been hurt if West had held Mrs, Peters said she thought her iack all three. So, actually South been a practicing lawyer, has been argued and voted against confirma­ Strickland St., $1,800. The outer envelope was addressed to "Mr. and Mrs. J. WEST EAST Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrsnet approved as the first female member tion of Mrs, Peters. of experience as a judge would be "a Swo ^2.S0 Per SeeHon on ♦ 9 7 3 2 ♦ 10 8 would only lose 11 percent of Beacon L.P. Co. for James Taggart, roof repair at 129 Smith," and the inner envelope was the same. W----- the time. In addition,South’s of the Connecticut .Supreme Court. "This is really pointing out the disadvantage but not insuperable. " Wells St., $400. Is it proper to fill in, “Mr. and Mrs. Smith plan to attend, ♦ K J 7 ♦ 9 6 5 4 ♦ Q 10 7 play of the trump ace had 9 0 WE'VB eOT The state Senate approved the The Senate also approved the ap­ QUARTERED WHITE CEDAR and the number of guests is FIVE’7 (This includes our two OMB PMB OF I PONT KNOW-BUT I problems in this system of choosing M arriage lieenNCH ♦ 10 9 8 7 2 ♦ K .1 6 4 3 given him a 26 percent VOUR 9 0 LAR BJERaV PR0 CG9 5 - nomination Thursday, 27-4. She had pointment of Common Pleas Judge children and my husband's mother, who m ^ e s her home chance to pick up a singleton , 9SBM ro RECALL HSARINS judges," Dinielli said. "She’s never Larry M. Levesque, Vernon, and Joan A. Knoll. 45 with us.) SOUTH AND THE CRC70K9 HAVE been confirmed by the House earlier. Milton A. Fishman to the Superior RAIL FENCE king and score an extra 30 THE a rM B K i practiced law.” Whitney Road, April 8 at the Church of the Assumption. I say that since there was only "Mr. and Mrs.” on the ♦ A Q J 5 Gov. Ella T. Grasso picked Mrs. Court, though there was lengthy points. Mrs, Peters was born in Berlin, Richard H. Warner and Carolyn Rourke, both of Price Includes Two envelopes, the invitation is for only the two of us. ♦ A 10 9 6 4 3 An 89 percent chance is a debate about his health and marital Peters, a mother of three, to fill a G erm any in 1930, She led her Manchester, March 25 at home. 11'Rails and OneSVz’ My husband says that we are allowed as many guests as ♦ A 2 pretty good one, but a 100 vacancy court left by the retirement graduating class at Yale Law School status. Herbert D. Raymond Sr., East Hartford, and Jane Weir we wish, and they are asking us to please fiU in the ♦ A percent chance is a lot bet­ of Chief .Justice Charles S. House of in 1954 and joined the Yale faculty in "I'm told it's none of my St. Laurent, 148 Lenox St., April 1 at home. Post. Reg. $1Q?5 number. Who is right? Vulnerable: Both ter. There wasn’t that 100 Manchester. House will step down in business." said Sen. Lawrence NUMBER. PLEASE Dealer: South percent chance but there 1956. She became the first female law Gary A. Pawlowski and Diane J. Hurteau, both of East was a 99.99 percent chance. DeNardis, R-Hamden, “but I'm not Hartford, April 8. West North East South NOW tS. S DEAR NUMBER. You are. Under no circumstances At trick two South should at all sure we shouldn't consider his 4 2V have led a low t r u i^ toward private life." should invited guests include others without the approval Pass 3V Pass 4 NT Sale Ends March 25,1978 of the hostess. dununy’s queen. Inis play "He is involved in a difficult, and Pass Pass 5 NT would ensure the contract Fish society sets speaker Pass 6V Pass what some might say messy, divorce Pass unless the defense could get Couples club planning Pass a ruff in addition to the king proceeding, but I'm not here to make Errol Groff will be the guest speaker at the Exotic Fish Astro-graph Opening lead: AlO of trumps. a speech against Judge Fishman, " Society of Hartford Tuesday, March 28, at 8 p.m. at the Alley Oop — Dave Graue antique show in April DeNardis said. Masonic Temple. 2639 Main St,, Glastonbury. JIEIICLfEllcr By BERNICE BEDE 080L Groff’s topic is "Aquarium Filtration Systems." "However, 1 am here to to express By Oswald Jacoby The Couples (,'lub of Second and glassware. There will also be a bowl show, auction, door prizes, not call you today. You could A Dakota reader wants to ic A k n rw A m o some heartfelt, some deeply felt, and Alan Sontag MECTNOUR LONS (-’ongregational Church will sponsor There will be a food bar, where and refre.shments. Children under 16 must be accom­ iBiJdB let this get you down and ruin know the correct opening bid reservations, " he said. WILLIMANTIC 423-1519 what otherwise could be a with: its IBth annual Manchester Antique women of the church will serve Sen. Michael Morano, R- panied by an adult. pleasant day. ■‘Well,’’ said NoiTh. "I 3-24-B Show April 6 and 7 at the church, 385 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You think you liave just won the sandwiches and baked goods. Greenwich, emphasized the concern The public is invited. Admission is free. ♦ X X X X X MANCHESTER 646-0266 might further complicate your N. Main St. Mr. and Mrs. George Dickie are For information, call 646-2052. Olympic Gold medal for ♦ A X over Fishman’s health. March 25. 1978 linanclal picture by going on a The show will be open to the public speed in chucking away a ♦ A general chairmen of the show. They But Sen. Salvatore C. DePiano. D- Conditions will grow much spending spree today. Remem­ slam." ♦ A K X X X Thursday, April 6, from 1 to 6 p m., are being assisted by Mrs, Clifford Bridgeport, and cochairman of the more stable lor you this coming ber those bills at the end of the South had no need to hesi­ and Friday, April 7, from 1 to 9 p.m. Hansen, treasurer; Robert year. It’s ^ good time to estab­ month have to be paid. tate at trick one. He had to Judiciary Committee which ap­ LIBRA (Sep). 23-Oct.23) Don't Proceeds will go to support Eschmann, arrangements; Mrs. w w m a CUPOISIID m sH saas/* lish new friends who could play his singleton ace of Either one spade or one proved the appointment, came to become lifelong companions. gel your signals crossed today club, depending on your educational scholarships for needy Patrick Mitchell, chairwoman of Why not send and be overly-assertive In a clubs. He had played out his Fishman’s defense. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Give- ace of trumps at trick two partnership. This is the one students and other church projects. hosts and hostes.ses; Mrs. Herbert a happy thought and-take is called for today with situation that calls for diplo­ type two suiter where you After about 20 minutes of debate, macy and tact. with one and the same About 30 New England antique Meier, Mrs. George Thurber, Mrs. to someone today! one you're involved with don’t open the higher suit F ish m a n ’s nom ination was ap ­ romantically. Hurt feelings will SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) Be motion. West had shown out dealers will di.splay and offer for sale Robert Locke and Mrs. Robert careful to show the proper automatically. proved, 25-9. surely result Irom inconsi­ rNKW-SI'Al’KII E:NTE:iU'ltISE ASSN ) various items including clocks, FLschmann, sandwich shop; and Mr. derate actions. Find out to amount of gratitude the Inci­ Bwry’s World. biin>.WA»N.i«.iNnu.RJiii< The issue will now go before the dent requires when another jewelry, primitives, furniture, china and Mrs. Douglas Atwell, publicity. House. whom you're romantically suited by sending for your copy goes out of her way lo be The Flintstonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productions of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail 50 helpful lo you. She’ll remem­ cents for each and a long, self- ber. addressed, stamped envelope SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. A b o u t to w n to Astro-Graph, P,0. Box 469, 21) Normally you are willing to ACCORDING TO T ...AND IT'S A l l ...AND, Radio City Station, New York, go along with the crowd but Fil A MATTER OF &oy.<..po N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify today you might feel they’re ARRANGING SOME OF Connecticut Northeast Cliapter, Center Annex of Manchester Recreation your birth sign. trying to use you. You won’t be THEM 'EM wrong. THING:. American Association of Retired Per.sons. Center. The meeting is open to all area Ugly ceilings TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You I PIFPERENT l V., ARRANGE could be short-tempered today CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 'ATOMS differently IS ptanning a bus trqi Tuesday to the men interested in singing four-part TOMORROWI with persons who don’t do In your eagerness lo satisfy a Mystic Marine Lite Aquarium and Old barbershop harmony disappear with this things your way. Tolerance wilt personal ambition, you may make everyone's job easier tread on the toes of one who Mistick Village Alter a bullet lunch, the wouldn’t use the same tactics groiiii will tour the outdoor exhibits and and the day more pleasant. The YW((A Book Discussion Group will do-it-yourself magic! SATURDAY GEMINI (May 21~June 20) Keep on you tben see the whale, dolphin and sea lion meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Communi­ your friendliness on a strictly AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) demonstrations A few seals are ty V "Sons and Lovers " by D H platonic plane today. You could Everyone will not be as Infatu­ MAR. 25 be accused of enticing anoth­ ated with your Ideas and plans availatile, and iiieiiilicis of Manchester Lawrence will be discussed. The meeting er's sweetheart and sparks wilt today as you are, so don’t be Chapter or Manclicsier Green Chapter in­ IS open to all interested persons ONE DAY fly. disappointed If you get a luke­ terested in going are asked to contact CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your warm response. PISCES (Fab. 2 0-M irch 20) You Marguerite Isksirom, 39 McKinley ,St ONLYI image is still fragile and could Memorial lilies for South United be easily damaged today, es­ could be an easy mark today Methodist Church must be brought to the pecially with those who count. lor some hotshot salesman — Born Loser — Art Sansom Manchester Chapter. .SPEliSg.SA, will Be extra careful what you say with a dazzling pitch. Be on church reception hall before .Saturday guard or you’ll wind up with meet Monday at 7.311 pm at the Teen or do to others. LEO (July 23*Aug. 22) Someone buyer’s remorse. 1 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | ______\lTEU.'tH),SOU&XB AJ2EtXJA.MAW you expected to hear from may ei97ltiyNEA. Inc Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Btoftoi iscowijth» e !«) ORA MOOSE,tX) LITUE Olil World Cradsman Itriii^ You A Collection PIPSOUEAKl?^ THESE HANDBUZ2ERS ARE WE SELL A UJT GREAT AT RAFCriES,' O' THESE •■DAMN THE POTHOLES! FULL SPEED AHEAD!" III Iteaiilifiil Solid Pewter Initial Stick Pins s q u i k h n ' BUCaSVlS 1 FU3WERS.' Our Boarding House — Carrol A McCormick -7K/CKS M ‘ MH/EITIES With The Delicate Old Enpsli Simplicity ACE HI6H TOLP ME 7t»'RE JU5T THE LA S T T im e GENUINE U.S. GOVT. THE MAN T(3 MAKE A RAIR OF '^NkiHT NEWi RIUGHT CURRENTLY CIRCULATED HISTORIC MATCHES. MANNY,' 1HE HE W^6 OUT SO IMMORTAL SAP NEVtf BURKE I6 LONfr HE PIPNT That Real Pewter Demands. ^ .0 0 ■ REAPY TP FkSHT ON THE SAME RECOSNIZE ANY Unsightly cracked plaster pipes and wires SILVER DOLLARS^ CARP WITH NkSHT NEWS IF SONSS IN THE TOUCAN FIND s u it a b l e TOP-AO WHEN vanish with an easy-to-install Owens/Corning OPPONENTS.' Fiberglas* ceiling. Panels are washable and HE WOKE UP! £>0 WHO NEEDS Haathclltf This Funny World make installation so simple anyone can do it A B R O T H E R ? No special tools or skills are needed No X furring or framing required Can be installed TMIS nCHlN ^ ANymiN' ELSE I CN within two inches of old ceiling Permits use PC6M3ER 13 GOOD TE PB? '4A. o( flush lighting, too Cuts room noise. ' ' GROOMIN& Available in decorator textures. FER A B A K IO L — , OUAUeHS/ s

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He Mitchell, 74, of 43 Hale St. Ext. died W ilson Christopher J. Weinfurtner was the husband of Mrs. Lena Mayo. Thursday at Rockville General Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. EAST HARTFORD — Christopher Mr. Mayo was bom April 16,1895, Vera Morse Mitchell. J. Weinfurtner, 60, of 60 Larrabee St. in Erwin, N.Y., and bad lived in East will ru n Mr. Mitchell was bom Aug. 4,1903, died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital Hartford before coming to Vernon in Police computer valuable tool in Sabattus, Maine, and liv ^ in Staf­ and Medicai Center, Hartford. He 1935. He was employed as a factory ford before coming to Rockville in was the husband of Mrs. Ema Wiese superintendent at Hamilton Standard in 14th Weinfurtner. Division of United Technologies 1929. He had been employed at By SUSAN VAUGHN in the past, an auto accident or any find out immediately before he Cheney Bros, of Manchester before Mr. Weinfurtner was bom in East Corp., Windsor Locks, when be Edward Wilson of 17 Falknor Herald Rr|iortrr number of incidents by providing a checks out a disturbance if there has retirii^ In 1970. He was a member of Hartford and had iived here alt his retired in 1960 after 34 years with the Driver, Manchester, has announc^^ ^TTie Manchester Police Depart- minimal amount of information into been any similar incident at the loca­ life. Before retiring in 1973, be had firm. He was a member of the First Union'Congregational Church and the that he is a candidate for atS^B ,^ s n t will have one of its most power- one of the terminals. llaurijfstrr tion previously. Sartor said this can Day Spring Lodge of Masons of Mon- been employed by the First National Congregational Church of Vernon. He representative in the 14th Assembly law enforcement tools ready on Police officers will be able to be valuable for the police officer’s in­ son, Mass. Stores Inc. for 30 years. He was an was a 32nd degree Mason and a past District. April 1. provide one piece of information, formation as well as for his safety. He is also survived by a son, Army Air Force veteran of World master of Evergreen Lodge of Wilson is the first Republican to All Police Department records will relating to an incident such as the Hpralft Domestic calls are often among the War II and a member of the East Masons of South Windsor. Russell Mitchell of Windsor; a announce that he is interested in the be up-to-date on the DEC-1170 mini­ color of a car, a first or last name most violent and result in the most daughter, Carol Mitchell of SECOND SECTION H artford VFW P ost. He also He is also survived by four sons, post. The seat presently is held by computer by then, according to only of a person, partial numbers assaults on police officers. Rockville; a brother, William belonged to Hose Co. 3 of the East Arthur E. Mayo of Windsor Locks, State Rep. Abraham Glassman of Deputy Chief Richard Sartor who has from a motor vehicle registration or MARCH 24, 1978 The new system will also be helpful Hartford Fire Department. Floyd W. Mayo of Willimantic, Mitchell of Sabattus; and a grandson. South Windsor. The district includes been in charge of getting the new a location or street which would in­ in the records d epartm ent in The funeral is Saturday at 2 p.m. at He is also survived by a sister, Alfred G. Mayo of Killeen, Texas, South Windsor and Manchester’s system in operation for the past 16 dicate all incidents in that location eliminating bulky card files. The Mrs. Elsie M. Krause of East Hart­ and Merle M. Mayo of Anaheim, White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home, first voting district. months. previously, explained Sgt. Gary Sartor said is it is a strong advan­ computer can do the monthly un­ ford; a niece and a nephew. Calif.; a stepson, Joseph Bridge of 65 Elm St. Burial will be in Grove “This area has suffered from not The computer, which is the first of Minor. tage to have experienced police of­ iform crime report in a few minutes, Hill Cemetery. The funeral Is Saturday at 9:15 Springfield, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. being represented in the state its kind being used by a law enforce­ Minor and Officer John Hanley ficers doing the computer application said Minor, where it used to take one a m. from Newkirk and Whitney Harold Chapman of Rockville; a Friends may call at the funeral Legislature by a hard worker who ment agency in the eastern United have prepared all phases of the com­ who know the information that police person a whole month. home tonight from 7 to 9. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., sister, Mrs. B eatrice Koch of cares about the people and their States, was installed in December puter application. ’They have done need. The employees in the police with a mass at St. Rose Church at 10. Chicago, HI.; 22 grandchildren and The family suggests that any problems," Wilson said. 1976. The equipment was purchased everything from designing the initial Both Minor and Hanley said they records departm ent are in the Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial four great-grandchildren. memorial gifts may be made to the He said that he has polled a with a $170,000 Law Enforcement report to be used by the officers in like the work and have found it very process of making the transitions Park. Rocky Hill. The Masonic funeral will be Mon­ American Cancer Society, 237 E. number of people in the district and Assistance Administration (LEAA) the field to the coding, programming challenging. They also find it from the manual system to a com­ Center St., Manchester. Friends may call at the funeral day at 10:30 a.m. at Whlte-Gibson- none knew who the present represen­ grant. and the final information. exciting and rewarding when they plete computer system. They are home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., tative is. TTie grant has been completed and Part of the uniqueness of the new are able to track specific pieces of in­ now taking cases every day and put­ Members of the VFW Post will post Rockville. Burial will be in Grove “This district is one of the most its goals achieved. Sartor said. The computer operation is that neither formation in a few minutes, such as ting them directly onto the com­ an honor guard at the funeral home Hill Cemetery, Rockville. exciting areas in all of Connecticut, purpose of the grant was to install a Minor or Hanley had previous following a recent bank robbery. pute.'. After they are entered on the this evening. Friends may call at the funeral M iners with the future J.C, Penney complex cost-effective, law enforcement com­ experience working with computers The new computer operation is a computer, the cases are also entered home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 (Continued From Page One) and huge plans for an industrial puter system in a mid-size city of 25,- and they had no conventional training random access system which allows ' on microfilm, which will be stored as p.m. Having a good time! center. This area needs a team of 000 to 100,000 population. for programming the computer. All starting from any point in the inform backup information. In the March 3-5 balloting about elected officials that will prevent The full operation of the new training was on-the-job with Minor mation records, a great advantage in Doing the data entry from the The family suggests that any 120,000 of the strikers voted. Latest A grinning Cheshire Cat offers to get something to eat for a Sgt. Gary Minor of the Manchester Police Department Alfred II. Backofen records system will mean that any and Hanley developing and revising police work. records department are Mary Reid memorial gifts may be made to the UMW figures Thursday, for all but 24 patient of the Meadows Convalescent Home after a perfor- their homes and neighborhoods from ROCKVILLE - Alfred H. the system as they went. They The system can be very helpful in and Diane Cusson. Pamela Cooper, a works on the hand copy terminal as Officer John Hanley looks Masonic Home and Hospital, locals, showed the vote 32,764 in becoming similar to the area around police officer can instantly obtain in­ Backofen, 84, of 23 Ward St. died Wallingford. mance of “Alice In Wonderland” on East Hartford’s Slye Fuller Brush in Hartford, which was received special help from the com­ routine calls such as domestic distur­ CETA employee, is doing the on. The two officers have been working for 16 months as favor the the contract, and 76,241 formation about a crime, a person Thursday at Rockville General School stage^ About 50 of the Manchester home’s patients puter compSpy when needed. bances. Sartor said. An officer can microfilming. As other jobs are against on the first proposal. at one time an excellent who has been arrested and convicted systems analysts/programmers on the department’s new Hospital. .Iiiliun K. Smoluk bused to the East Hartford school to see the play. The actors neighborhood,” Wilson said. eliminated in records, the employees Wages were not an issue. Miners DEC1170 mini-computer which is in the background. The new Mr. Backofen was born Aug. 31, Julian E. Smoluk, 52, of 115 Oak St. He said that his past service on the will be transferred to computer appeared satisfied with a boost from including Aaron Roane as the cat, served them cookies and computer system will be in complete operation for Police 1893, In Rockville and had lived here died this morning at Manchester state level, including four years in work. Minor said. $7.80 per hour to $10.20 per hour — a punch afterwards. (Herald photo by Barlow) Department records April 1. (Herald photo by Dunn) all his life. He was an Army veteran Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ the comptroller’s office, give him an The police officers will have new 37 percent hike — over the three-year Windsor Street lo open simplified reporting forms which of World War I and a member of the band of Mrs. Gladys Palliat Smoluk. overview of the state’s needs. Vernon American Legion Post. He Mr. Smoluk was born Aug. 2, 1925, term of the proposal. That part have been revised since the first remained unchanged from the tlf. also belonged to the Independent in Manchester, son of Mrs. Stella Downtown group starts The Manchester Board of Direc­ Penny, Betty Intagliata, John purchased the land forms based on the computer opera­ rejected contract. FitzPatrick, Vivian Ferguson and But South Windsor officials were Order of Red Men. He had been Smoluk of Manchester and the late Businessmen from the downtown tors held one of its briefest meetings tion were used last July. The officers The Bituminous Coal Operators secretary; Alan Cashman, communi­ Carl Zinsser. concerned that the closing of the road employed at Pratt and Whitney Divi­ Walter Smoluk, and had lived here all area have formed The Downtown in memory Thursday afternoon to ap­ have been trained by Sgt. James Association, however, made several ty affairs director; and' Frank Ar- The easement is across property before a temporary bypass road is sion of United Technologies Corp,, his life. He had been employed for 33 Manchester Association, an [About town ] prove an easement needed to keep Sweeney in use and application of the major concessions, including drop­ none, committees coordinator. now owned by the J.C. Penney Co., built would cau.se hardships for South new forms. East Hartford, before his retirement years as a machine operator at Pratt organization that will seek to im­ Windsor Street open. 20 years ago. ping demands for a work stability Directors of the organization are The board sat around for about 15 which plans to build a two-million Windsor residents driving to Sartor said the use of the new com­ and Whitney Division of United prove the Main Street area. Manchester Lodge of Masons will He is survived by two brothers, clause to punish miners for engaging Joseph Garman, Madeline minutes Thursday waiting for a square foot catalog distribution Interstate 86 or the Burr Corners puter system by the police officers Technologies Corp., East Hartford. Michael Missari has been selected meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. After a in wildcat strikes; and reducing the Methieney, Sam Nassiff, Fred quorum. Once the fifth member center. commuter parking lot should lead to quicker solutions to Harry W. Backofen and Herman E. He was a Navy veteran of World War president of the group. business meeting, the Master Mason Backofen, both of Rockville; and a amount miners would have to pay for Nassiff, Creighton Shoor, Nate arrived, it took the board less than Windsor Street, which is the same Thus, J.(j. Penney has agreed to cases because they will be able to get II and a member of the Army and Other officers are Jack McVeigh, Agostinelli, Bernie Apter, Bruce degree will be conferred with Russell sister, Mrs. Lillian B. Glessman of Navy Club. medical bills from $700 in the two minutes to open the meeting, act as Pleasant Valley Road in South leave Windsor Street open until April information so much sooner. rejected contract to $200. vice president; Joseph Hachey, Watkins, Warren Howland and Leo McClelland, worshipful master, Rockville. He is also survived by a daughter, and adjourn. Windsor, was to be closed in 16. The bypa.ss road, which will cost The new system is being used as a treasurer; Stewart Crossen, Juran. presiding. Manchester from Tolland Turnpike The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. Mrs. Vickie Masciovecchio of The directors who attended the $46,000, should be built by then. Town model for police departments in to Burnham Street once J.C. Penney at White-Gibson-Small Funeral Rockville; a sister, Mrs. Helen brief afternoon session were Stephen Planner Alan Lamson said cities of comparable size. Sartor Home, 65 Elm St. Burial will be in said. Florek of Manchester; a grandchild IW1W|HillllBW9ll9W''ltH:RUJ[4j||^„ Grove Hill Cemetery. and a niece and nephew. Once all information on crimes and Friends may call at the funeral The funeral is Monday at 8:30 a m. Police report incidents is current on the computer, home tonight from 7 to 9, from the John F. Tierney Funeral the Police Department plans to use The family suggests that any Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass the system for other data which will THE HARD TO FIND STORE be helpful in police work, such as ac­ memorial gifts may be made to at St. James Church at 9. Burial will nonsurety bond for appearance in Manchester morning with breach of the peace, cident data in terms of traffic Rockville General Hospital or to the be in St. James Cemetery. Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Manchester Police reported van­ criminal mischief, and interferring studies. Sartor .said. The department American Cancer Society, 237 E. Friends may call at the funeral April 12. dalism at Verplanck School which with a police officer. also hopes to do a management study Center St., Manchester. home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Frank E. Secchiaroli, 47, of was discovered Thursday about 6 Police said the arrest was made in through the computer to plan more Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bridgeport was charged ’Thursday p.m. (Considerable damage was done connection with the complaint of a efficient use of officers according to PANEL BARN with issuing a bad check on com­ to the school’s interior, police said. disturbance at his home. Welch also geographic areas of town. plaint of Fire Glow, Route 83, Ver­ 95 Oakwood Drive (in Oak industrial Park, off Hebron Ave.,) Glastonbuiy They are investigating. damaged windows in the police The maintenance and annual Lottery non. He was released on a $500 non­ David Sawtelle, 18, of 4 Tanner St. cruiser. He was taken to Rockville operation of the new computer is ' surety bond for court appearance Make Memorial Day 633-6757 was arrested Thursday for violation General Hospital and later expected to cost about $20,0(X). ApriU12jn Rockville. The winning number of probation. Court date, April 3. transferred to Norwich Hospital, The full operation of the computer James Welch, 25, of 57 West Road, drawn Thursday in the ’Day of Remembrance Police arrested one of two youths checked, and released. His court date system is the culmination of about Rockville, was charged early this Connecticut daily lottery OVER 12,000 PANELS IN STOCK!!! who were seen going through cars in was not set. five years of effort by the Police was 804. Prepare now to chooee a beautiful Barre Department. Guild Monument to memorialize your the parking lot behind 40 Olcott St. The winning numbers in ______Freshen Up Your Nest... Brian J. Seypura, 17, of 141 Center St. Officer John Hanley of the Manchester Police Department the weekly lottery were 57, departed loved one on Memorial Day. Mow you know enters data on a computer terminal in the records department We have a wide choice was a rre st^ Tuesday about 9:30 796, 33928'?. The lucky color p.m. and charged with conspiracy to of monuments g^uaran- ENERGY Mi^AGEMENT Christians of the Eastern Orthodox of the police station. Hanley has been working for several was green. commit larceny while tampering teed by the Barre Church refer lo Good F’riday as months on all facets of the new edmputer records system with a motor vehicle. Guild. “Great Friday” which will be in full operation April 1. (Herald photo by Dunn) Police said Seypura and another youth were seen entering cars and / b a r r e EARLY 1 rifling glove compartments. Seypura Evidence GUILD was released on a $100 non-surety bond. Court date, April 3. The other Softball procedure changes Monuments youth has been referred to juvenile measure authorities. \ e r i i o n be known until after the April 10 present a musical program April 1 at date. Gary J. Kyc, 25, of 36 Bonner St., In anticipation of a possible shor­ 8 p.m. at the Middle School, Route 30. approved SAPORIR MEMORIAL CO. SPRINB Fields are not expeeted to be a East Hartford, was charged tage of fields for the men'.s softball The program will feature The 470 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—Phone 643-7732 Thursday at 4:30 a.m. with operating program this season, the Vernon problem with the Women’s League. Phoenix, a rock band made up of HARTFORD (UPI) - It a motor vehicle while under the in­ Recreation Commission has pul a But in the interest of good planning, high school students, in concert, and took the state more than fluence of liquor, drugs, or both. new procedure into effect. all women's teams wishing to par­ The Producing Guild Inc. in a presen­ three years to turn over SPECIAL Police observed Kyc in the parking Teams that participated in the ticipate in 1978 .should register with tation of “.Joseph and the Amazing evidence that cleared lot in front of the emergency room Dusty, Indy American, Indy National the recreation office. Dates for the Technicolor Dreamroat,” a rock Peter A. Reilly of his entrance at Manchester Memorial ^ d the Recreation Leagues in 1977, organizational meetings will be an­ opera by the authors of “Jesus UNLOADED TRAILER nounced within a week. mother’s slaying. The NOTICE Hospital sitting in his car. Police sa|d have until April 10 to contael the Christ, Superstar” House of Representatives EAST, WEST AND BIKXLAND Kyc told them he was injured in a Recreation Department as to their The recreation office is also accep­ Public membership to the Arts doesn’t want that sort of FIRERGLASS INSULATION fight earlier in South Windsor and intentions for the coming season. ting applications for summer jobs in Commission, a non-profit town com- courtroom misconduct to CEMETERIES was going to Manchester Memorial After that time, new teams will be a variety of areas. mi.ssion. enables members to attend happen again. IN STOCK Hospital for treatment. accepled in all of the four, eight- Applications arc available at the programs al discount prices. It It requMted that camatary lot owntra ramova any recreation office, 26 Park Place, or The House Thursday ap­ wintar grava dacorallona that thay wiah to kaap. Police took Kyc to headquarters, team leagues on a first come, first Membership funds make more the Vernon Police DepartmenI on programs po.ssihic and members also proved 93-47 an amend­ Starting Monday, April 3 ,197B, waathar parmitting, “3%” KRAn FACED 70 Sd n. 8.25 then to the hospital emergency room serve basis, depending on the ment requiring for treatment, and then returned to West Road. have a voice in choosing the types of Hm nacataary spring cisan-up ol tha grounds will 40 7.95 ^ openings. prosecutors to quickly bagin In praparatlon lor mowing. KRAR FACED S(|. Ft headquarters where he was released The Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor of St. Bridget Church, who All new teams may register im­ MiiHiciil |irogniiii programs they want the commission to sponsor. make available evidence MMINDER: Plastic flowart or dacorallona should “6” AMC-UNFACED 40 SQ. FT. 7.40 on a written promise to appear in was honored on his 75th birthday at a parly al the Manchcslcr mediately but their acceptance won't The Vernon Arts Commission will that helps a defendant. A not ba U M d on grava altsa batwsan April 3 and Oc- court April 11 in East Hartford. State Armory, gets advice on cutting his birthday cake liom bill containing the amend­ lobar 31, 1678. \'ernon Mrs. William Conlon, one of his long-time friends. (Candids by ment was then sent to the James C. Boyer, 35, of 45B Esquire Egg hunt set Legislative Commissioners Robart D. Harrison Carol photo) Suporintondant of Drive, Manchester, was charged South Windsor children, Office for redrafting. It TWO WEYQHUEUSER Thursday with third-degree will return to the House. toddlers to Grade 3, are in­ promoting prostitution. vited to participate in the Under the amendment, a Weyerhaeuser Police said Boyer was arrested on prosecutor would have 10 BRGHSPECULS My Word! Look at annual Piaster Egg Hunt FIRST WITH SERVICE a Common Pleas Ckrurt warrant after St. Bridget pastor Saturday at 10:.30 a m. days to turn over so-called investigation of a complaint received exculpatory evidence after •Kathy says: The hunt will begin on “Vr” 41-9$ NAT. RIRCN These Prices! on Jan. 23 involving the Smart Set time, rain or shine, and a defendant had pleaded in­ L«t Ui Hsip You Plan East Massage Parlor where he was prizes will be awarded. All nocent in court. honored on birthday Your Eaator Dinner II FOLD DOOM II FOLD DOOM NFOIOOOOM employed. He was released on a $100 children arc asked to bring Under existing law, a ■tog. $11.80 NOW *Ci8C AUUNIVBI UIM IMGH About 600 friends and members of their own containers. The defense lawyer must CRISP AIRE FRESH 2/0-0/8 - 27.00 2/04/1 - 11.00 2/04/0 - 21.00 Liggett and Kevin Marceau, youthful For the convenience of Manchester State St. Bridget Parish gathered last event is sponsored by the request all exculpatory Mmm, CoctiMtft, N «l a OWOmi Oaiolout, Ru m W*. “V<” 48-96 MEROW BIRCH 2/0-0/B - MJN 2/84/I • 21.00 2/04/0-2440 students of the Golden School of Irish Saturday al the Manchester State Ar­ Stepdancing of South Windsor, and South Windsor Girl Scouts. Bank customers and to assist you in your evidence be turned over by “ FRESH ------2/a-O/O - 32JM 3/04/0-2440 2/04/0-2040 Area the prosecution. The 'IMPORTED------a/0-0/8 - 33JN 4/04/5-3340 3/04/0 - 2740 briefo ] mory to honor the Rev. John J. William Marceau and Joseph I.andfill Hcliciliilr OrMit Sunt, Ciulinsww, Rae- N W*C i C 4/0-O-I • 404M 5/04/8 • 3040 4/04/0-3040 Delaney, pastor of St. Bridget, on his Marceau, whose bagpipe music filled holiday banking MANCHESTER STATE proposed bill would require A«par«aw, afMsai, arjiiMh, Plyms, Nselarinss, 011.00 0 8 The South Windsor the prosecution to sur­ WtHrmahtf, Strswberrlea, 8/0-8/0 • D3JW 0/04/1 - 4140 5/04/0-4240 75th birthday. the armory. The orche.stra and enter­ sanitary landfill area on TamRit Oranjaa, LImaa Idaal Panal for Rac Room, 0/04/8 - 57JM 1/04/1 - 40.00 Among the guests were members tainers all donated their services. BANK will be open... render the evidence Hawaiian Plnaapelaa Bolton Strong Road will be open without the defense QraRaRuM Cottagoa, ate. Can ba Appliad of Manchester’s clergy, and Father Nathan Agostinelli .served as master Saturday from 8 a m. to 4 request. Anyone saving newspapers or Delaney’s 85-year-old brother, of ceremonies. p.m. and on Easter Sunday Right ovar Studa. magazines for the Bolton Center The measure would also Thomas Delaney of Washington, Father Delaney, who has served as from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. OPEN EASTER SUNDAY AS DSDAi School Grade 8 paper drive scheduled allow the prosecution to D.C., and his nieces and nephew. pastor of St. Bridget CJiurch since For the week of March April 8 may have them picked up by The birthday celebration was spon­ m m th receive a judge’s opinion 1954, was presented with tickets for a 19. the landfill hours will he w t H a n k uum vwim w ia t t h R o a a t railing Jean Garno, 643-5482. Papers sored by the parishioners of St. 25 when there was some 15-day trip to Ireland for himself and Wednesday, Thursday, and doubt about whether the THIS w eeics speciala LARGEST SELECTION IN CONN. m av be delivered to Bolton Elemen- Bridget. Dubaldo's Orchestra played a companion. Later, he will be given Saturday, 8 a m to 4 p.m evidence tended to prove a v .School from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m the for dancing. Entertainment was the party’s guest book and a photo and Sunday, 9 a m. to 1 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. defendant’s innocence. The « Ikof the drive. There will not be a provided by Irish tenors William album of the party. p.m. ______judge, who would hold a OVER 180 DfFERENT PANELS M STOCK fnwide pickup. Money earned from the drive will be used for a hearing, could not be the class trip to Boston. Voter guide ready same jurist who was TO CHOOSE FROM. A U WOOD PANELS STARTING hearing the case. AT * 4 .9 5 . *RARN BOARD OUR SPECIALTY. The Vernon I.«ague of Women Voters is dis­ MANCHESTER STATE BANK Hebron tributing its 1978 “Voter’s Guide" lo Vernon 1041 MAIN 8T. K-MART PLAZA BRANCH residents. Call 52MS53 MANCHESTEB, CONNECTICUT 0« fend and tnie Carton Fire Place Logs Congregational CTiurch at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Hackrock, Bud, Gary Council and the Board of Eklucation. There IS a tuken of our loved dear ones HOURlURS: Mon., Tum^ WM., SaL 040440 Sunrise Service will be held at Gilead ■ n a i s m n CMMS FOR E u ia And a heartacho still for you WHii each panel order 6334547 Residents who haven’t received their copy Remember - Manchester State Bank, your hometown bank does not go outside Ouldren, (Jrandchildren. 'Hiurl.-FrL 840440 Easter Sunday at 5:15 a.m. with a Holllstw Appliance Harry A. Egazarlan the community for decisions affecting local business financing. A/)d Oreat-Orandchiidren breakfast following the services. may pick one up at the Rockville Library or (3antar R.P.H. any of the area banks. PACE T » ( > B - MAXCHESTER EVEM M i HERALD Mjacteater, C w „ F n . Mare* M. ICT Vernon budget Democrats hear MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchesUr. Conn..- Fri.. March 24, 1978 - PACE TIIUKK It T h o u g h t s No tricks by NCAA final four Public works chief A p L E N t y three candidates ST. LOUIS (UPI) - There We’re not going to ditch what got us While Bill Foster is counting on things happen,” said Tripucka, who to St. Louis.” Matsikas said be opposed a state aren’t any bouncers at the door Jim Spanarkel to keep the ball has scored 52 points in the early tried to hold line H ebron Sutton’s Razorbacks. who will bat­ income tax at this time, is against watching for spies or guarding moving so that Duke can wear down rounds of the tournament. “I like to It was candidate nigbt at Hebroa's tle top-ranked Kentucky in the se­ the bench strength of Notre Dame. Ronald Mine. Veraon's director of responsibility that be tioes. construction of Interstate 291, and secret plays concocted by the get my nose in there like a football Democratic Town Committee cond game of Saturday’s semifinal Digger Phelps hopes the Irish can poMic worts, said in preparing die He also sakd be doesn't know of any would like to see tbe transfer of all By Len Auster player and get a few cuts and meeting and caocss this week with four teams hoping to capture doubleheader, will be counting on the maintain its blend of aggressiveness department budget for the ooming other town that operates withont an motor vehicle offenses from the bruises,” guest speaker State Sen. David M. the NCAA basketball title. high-scoring “three basketeers" — and speed. year he tried to keep increases to a equipment maintenance sopervisor. cuit courts to tbe motor vefaicleS^^ Teaming with Tripucka in Phelps’ Barry of Manchester, Fonrth The coaches of Kentucky, Notre Ron Brew er, Marvin Delph and A key to the Irish hopes of earning minimiini. department because of “gross inef­ atttend UConn. They’re trying to basketball machine will be big Bill He said this would cost the town a Down to fou r Dame, Duke and Arkansas— the sur­ Sidney Moncrief — to add to their lie said, however, that over the Senatorial District. He was joined by minimize what UConn didn’t get but a national basketball championship Laimbeer. guards Rich Branning and additional $30,000 a year. ficiencies in the present system." f Middle America beginning nation's high of 31 victories. Louis Matsikas. candidate for tbe vivors of games that have been the to go with its No. 1 rating in the final past three yean that be has been He said be puts in a minimum of Tbe town committee re-elected it’s pure nonsense. Gminski right Don Williams and senior Dave Bat- S5th Assembly District nomination: tomorrow will serve as host to the closest in the 40-year history of the Joe Hall, whose senior-dominated UPI football poll is freshman Kelly director, drastic cots have been 600 hours a year overtime. He said Richard Keefe as chairman, Cynthia now is the best big man this state ton. and Edward William s, who made his NCAA Basketball Championships as tournament — know what to expect Wildcats carry the weight of. basket­ Tripucka, who sparked Notre Dame made in alPareas He said the intent the public works department is not Wilson as vice chairman and Jam es ever produced. For the Blue Devils, Spanarkel, a announcement of a bid for the same the final four gather in St. Louis, from their opponents. They also ball tradition and the desire to win it after moving into the starting lineup of the budget is to keep as km an only the largest department but it is Lynch as treasurer. junior, will be aided by four un­ district at tbe meeting. . home of the Gateway to the West. know that what they’ve seen is what all before graduation, can match the at mid-season. operating cost as passible withont the most complex one. He said when Ann M arie Nee w as ele cte d derclassmen - freshmen Gene Barry said Gov. Ella Grasso in­ The heart says Duke but the head they’ll get Saturday. hot-shooting Hogs from the floor. “ Kelly's our bull, " Phelps said, curtailing esistin| services. He said be started the job three years ago the secretary replacing Lee Erickson Banks and Kenny Dennard and herited a deficit and has come up From the east comes Duke Univer­ says Kentucky. The winner? Fhit “At this point in the season.” Arkansas has a field goal shooting and Tripucka agreed. the current year's operating budget adjustment in his salary didn't seem who did not seek re-election. sophomores Mike Gminski and Bob with three consecutive surpluses sity, champs of the Atlantic Coast your money on Notre Dame. Arkansas Coach Eiddie Sutton said percentage of .549 entering the ■'I try to be aggressive and make Bender. has left the department right on the to be a problem as there was a salary In a four-way contest for the which be attributed to tbe Conference; from the west comes Wednesday, “ I don’t think anyone is semifinals, but Kentucky is not far borderline of having to cut some ser­ review board working on salary delegates positions to the 55tb Legislature and tbe governor having Arkansas, co-champs of the going to put in any tricky plays. behind at .542. vices. revaluations but it went out of .Assembly District convention, Bits and pieces worked together. Southwestern Conference; from the Referring to bis request for a existence shortly after Jam es Lynch. Aaron Reid and Duane Freshman John Pisch wound up Barry said be would take no posi­ mideast arrives favorite Kentucky, salary of fU .tH (the mayor is He said. "Tbus. three years have Totten won with 27 , 22, and 25 votes, fifth leading scorer for Clark Univer­ re c o m m ^ n g f21.S«>i. Hine said it tion now on tbe gubernatorial winners of the Southeastern sity with a 10.5 average. The Cougars Portland quintet gone by with nothing being done to respectively. Joseph Krist had 11 nomination race and urged the party Conference: and from the midwest IS comparable to smaller towns correct tbe salary suppression, votes and lost. with the former Manchester High to present a united front once the Notre Dame, major independent, around Vernon such as .Mansfield, which is what tbe director's present Other delegate slate are: State standout in the lineup compiled a 16-6 decisioo is made, whether it comes comes on the scene. South Windsor. Glastonbury and salary amounts to. Convention. Keefe, Reid and Wilson: record and made the Division III in need o f medic Windsor He said that's what they "Tbe 8 at the July convention or at an early Tournament... Another former In­ 6, or 10 percent per year in­ fall primary First Congressional District, were paid in the current year. He crease will never make up the loss in Richard Grant, Robert Owens and The pre-season pick was Kentucky dian star Mike Quesnel appeared in He said lie has not always agreed said many of them don't have the wages over the past three years until Joan Rowley; County Convention, so you can’t say the selectors are all the University of Maine varsity’s with the governor on issues, in­ NEW YORK (UPI) — The Portland Trail Blazers' bench may the salary suppression is Wallace Clebowicz, Wilbur Dennis off base. The Irish are equally as po­ season-finale and was 1 for 2 from cluding taking funds from the soon resemble a cast call for “Medic. " eliminated. " be said. tent as the powerful Wildcats — but the foul line. He dressed for the final and .Anthony Don Aroma; Fourth They dropped a 116-109 decision to Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Fund, there's just something about their two games after leading the Black .‘'uiiH 120, Kiiirk!! 108 Proposal calls Hine also said because of the need Senatorial Convention, Joe Morroc- the Milwaukee Bucks Thursday but the process of working out the coach. Digger Phelps, which can’t Bears’ jayvees to an unbeaten 11-0 The Suns scored 15 straight points for replacement of badly womout co. Lee Erickson and Ray Szecht- night, but that was the least of Coach differwices such as this, he said, make us back them. The remem­ mark with an 18.7 points per game... late in the third quarter to break or pay hikes equipment, it is going to be impossi­ man. Jack Ramsay's worries: starting demonstrated to the public that the brance of when Phelps, on national open a close game against the ble to expand any new commitments Joseph Fill was named chairman forward Bob Gross suffered a stress Democratic Party is capable of run­ teevee, waived a sharp finger under Knicks. Rookie Walter Davis led \ i r n o n to areas badly in need of them He of the Hebron Harvest Fair Booth A third former Manchester cage fracture of his left ankle and may be ning government on a sound fiscal the nose of an opposing coach — an I’hoenix with 29 points while Lonnie said it is very possible that some ser­ committee standout, 6-foot-7 Jeff Kiernan, after out for six weeks. Vernon's proposed lSTO-79 general basis. outrageous arrogant act — won’t be Shelton paced New York with 22. vices now offered, such as leaf It was also announced that tickets a fine campaign at Worcester government bo^et calls for a salary He said the Legislature is a fiscally forgotten. In recent weeks, the defending WarriorH I 10, I’m-i-rH 1 I .S pickup, may have to be cut back due for an April 25 dinner with Gov. Academy has received a scholarship champion Trail Blazers have lost the increase for the mayor along with in­ conservative one. operating with real Reserve forward Nate Williams to lack of equipment or manpower Grasso at the Knights of Columbus offer from the University of creases for other town personnel. restraint and not getting ' bung with services of center Bill Walton, and guard Phil Smith combined for 52 He said the b ^ g e t has been cut back Hall in .Manchester may be obtained Arkansas is a good club, but won’t Bridgeport, according to an informed forward Maurice Lucas (both star­ 4 The proposed increase for the tbe label" of being big spenders. points and the Warriors repulsed In­ for several years and now everything Curriculum quilt from Keefe advance past Kentucky as the Hogs source. University of Hartford Coach ting All-Stars) and reserve forward mayor is 1624 to bring the salary to Barry said be does not see a state diana's furious second-half com­ IS catching up all at once lack dearly in the backcourt. That Gary Palladino has also expressed an Lloyd Neal, all through injuries. $9,262 Tim 0 .Neil and Dolly Flood put the finishing touches to a income lax in the near future as Hernie KricI Jim lioiiilrcuu eback attempt to beat the Pacers. He said two additional dump trucks defficiency nearly cost them the title interest in Kiernan... Ramsay said he was proud of his The police chief requested $20,695. curriculum " quilt in their classroom at the Svkes School in there is no ground swell for one are needed . He said the town has in the west against Cal State- team's effort Thursday night. the mayor recommended $10 less either with the people of tbe state or only bought one dump truck, with Rockville They are two of 70 students in the Grade 6 classes of Fullerton. The one club which excites “ It adds to the challenge," Ram­ than that His present salary is $19.- the general assembly. town budget money, since 1972. but Lawrence Colvin who worked on the quilt. It contains 70 hand is Duke, a young, hungry quintet There have been several coaching say said of the injuries. “ It's a great 700 The captain's salary goes from He said there is no indication of two were bought in 1977 with federal appliqued and stitched squares representing various aspects of Hebron GOP which if not this year most likely in changes and additions recently. Ertel, Boudreau gang. They work hard and they work Red Sox get any taxes being increased and every $l$h00 to a recommendation of $19.- money and one in 1978 with state the next two will win the national Besides Aaron Silvia being named 740 the social studies curriculum. The quilt will be on display at possibility that there will be a sales together. We just keep playing run­ money and the other four are old and head baseball coach at Cheney Tech, ning our basic game despite the in­ The four police lieutenants are now lax reduction. He has introduced a taps Osborn Frank Duffy worn out. the Rockville Public Library for the next several davs and then at neighboring East Catholic Jan juries.” receiving $17,056 with a bill to take the sales tax off all-COC choices He also said one additional equip­ will be moved to another location. i Herald photo bv Rich­ Don’t ask why but this corner has Abrams has taken over as girls’ children's clothing and said he would Lionel Hollins had a season-high 38 WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - recommended increase to $17,916. ment operator is definitely needed mond ) The Hebron Republican Town been for Duke since the tournament’s track coach replacing Loretta Clune like to see it off all clothing. For the first time in its three- points and Tom Owens added 21 for The Boston Red Sox and Cleveland The director of public works asked but two would be better, or a total of Committee re-elected Qay Osborn inception. Maybe it’s because of the who is on a leave of absence because year membership in the Charter Williams told the committee he is a Portland but the Bucks countered Indians, two American League teams for the largest increase from $20,178 five for the eight machines. He said III as town chairman Tuesday night. Connecticut connection in Monroe’s of illness. Also, the Eagle football Oak Conference, Cheney Tech has representatives on the all- who have been discussing a possible candidate for the nomination in the with 32 points by rookie Marques to $28,634. The m ayor's recommen­ one additional truck driver is also Also elected were Marilyn Horton, Mike Gminski, a most talented 6- coaching staff in the fall most likely conference basketball team, it trade, finally exchanged personnel. 55th Assembly District. was announced. Johnson and balanced scoring. dation is $21,590. The director of ad­ needed to drive the new vac-all He Bolton selectmen vice chairman; and Patricia fobt-11 sophomore who has added so will have a new look as only present­ Six-foot-3 center Bernie Ertel and The Red Sox Thursday sent veteran Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson ministration receives $20,388 and the Williams is a resident of Old .Mulligan, secretary; and Garder much to the Blue D evils. One said there are 10 trucks and only nine ly head coach John LaFontana is a 5-foot-8 guard Jim Boudreau praised the Trail Blazers for perfor­ minor league pitcher Rick Kreuger mayor recommends $21,917. Slocum Road, where he lives with his Hampton and Bolton each had one drivers. Tarbell, treasurer. vanquished coach called Gminski one certainly. They’re going to try to get received enough support from the ming well under adversity and said to the Tribe in return for shortstop The four foremen in the public wife and four children. representative. Hine said the department should talk to computer Delegate slates endorsed at a party of the best big men in the country. him some assistants in the building coaches who did the voting to be they did it in the manner of his old Frank Duffy. works department now have salaries He earned his bachelor's degree at Yet there are area coaches who still also hire a carpenter because it is caucus following the town committee which should be a big help... tabbed for the all-COC 10-man team. Ron Wotus and Greg Peay of team, the Boston Celtics. With the loss of pitcher Jim Bibby of $12,136 with a recommended in­ Michigan Slate University and holds question his talents. constantly doing more and more The Bolton Board of Selectmen ment Training Act personnel in con­ meeting are as follows; State Cheney, 10-12 including a season­ Bacon; Frank Prater and Dave via the free agent route and former crease to $13,106. The superintendent communicated with a computer in a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine remodeling plus the every day de­ nection with the Board of Selectmen Convention, Marilyn Horton and At Manchester High, Bill ending loss in the state tournament to Landell of Cromwell; Coventry’s all- free agent Wayne Garland shelved of the waste treatment plant is now Silver Springs. Md at its meeting Degree from Michigan State. He is a That’s not reason talking — that’s Spiirh I2 ;i, NiiggciH 106 mand for general repairs is in­ and the Board of Library Directors Patricia Mulligan; First McCarthy has been named jayvee eventual Class S champ Canton High, time leading scorer A1 Schmidt, with shoulder miseries, the Indians getting $15,838 and the recommenda­ Tuesday The computer is known as graduate of Andover Elementary jealousy. In all probability they All-Stars Larry Kenon and George creasing beyond the capabilities of Statistics on finance, population, Congressional, Raymond Burt and girls’ softball coach. Bill McCann along with Cromwell and Bacon Portland’s Bob Clark, East Hamp­ are looking for hurlers. Kreuger, a tion is $16,788 the giant brain for all federal School and Hartford Public High wanted the youngster, who is still Gervin combined for 56 points and an one man. education, government. Social Thomas Kelly; County, Frost Krist assistant boys’ track coach, and Phil Academy each had two performers ton’s Ken Lutton and Bolton’s Jim southpaw, was 12-5 last season with fither positions, present salary and programs School. only 18 years old having graduated alert Spurs defense forced 25 tur­ Hine said it is imperative that the Security, environment, transporta­ and Andrew Johnson; Fourth Blanchette assistant girls’ track selected. Conference champion Kowalyshyn joined Ertel and the Red Sox Triple A Pawtucket recommended salary, are as follows Williams has served on the Hebron high school after his junior year, to novers to hand Denver its fourth department concentrate on resur­ Victor Tudan of the governor s of­ tion and other areas are available Senatorial, Marion Foote and Janet coach. Coventry High, Portland, East Boudreau on the all-COC club. fano club, and had no record with the Board of Education and is now a straight loss. Town clerk. $20,776 to $21,500. town facing the deteriorated concrete fice of policy and management Creative arts by Bolton students VonDeck; 55th Assembly, Richard Red Sox in one appearance. member of the Board of Finance. planner, $17,308 to $18,346. town sidewalks until the time they can be brought the portable computer to the are now on display at Bentley Buggeln and Gardner Tarbell. Matsikas invited all Democratic engineer, $20,329 to $21,549, director permanently replaced with concrete meeting to explain and demonstrate •Memorial Library. Many entries Tickets are available from town committee members to a “gala an­ of social services. $8,405 to $11,136 He said the equipment how it works He also talked about from the second annual Bolton arts committee members for the party's Division HI selection nouncement party " Monday at 128-hour week l . youth services direc­ maintenance budget should probably his office and how it can help all festival will be displayed through Post-Lincoln Day Dance March 31 at .Marlborough Tavern to confirm last tor. $12,500 to $13,250. recreation be three times what his request was Connecticut communities March 28. 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in week's announcement of his Can­ director. $17,597 to $18,653. and as the department ha been swamped Tudan is the liaison between 38 Manchester. Jolt Buurii rcutiv d id a^ for the 55th Assembly District superintendent of parks. $14,310 to with major breakdowns Connecticut communities and The GOP is also sponsoring a trip $15,169 Students seeking work in town.may nomination. A various state agencies to the State Capitol in May for the Halas tabbed top coach register at the library or by calling Tudan said. 'We render a variety Matsikas explained that although fourth and fifth grades at the two 646-7349. The library will make their of services to towns to try and save he is now a Hebron resident, he has elementary schools. BOSTON (UPI) - The that athletic excellence can only help namesake was the athletic director names available to people needing them money. W'e will do anything to retained his voting residency in The committee also plans to con­ us.” and coach of football, basketball and work done. famous sports name of Halas Library has surplus make things easier for the com­ .Marlborough and his membership on Halas, who said coaching was “in baseball at Drexel and he was tribute to the American Legion and The Job Board was established by is back on top — this time in m unity" the Marlborough Democratic Town American Legion Auxiliary Boys and the blood,” recalled that he wanted backfield coach under Rockne at the library, Bolton High School and Committee where he serves as the game of basketball. N • T IlO ll salaries lor a staff of seven full-time Tudan said. T don't think anyone Girls State fund to send delegates to be a coach ever since high school, Notre Dame. Bolton Center School for students finance chairman. Clark University’s ^Wally Halas, The budget for the Rockville and 15 part-time workers can make an impossible request W'e from Rham. Action on the amount “One of the nicest things that “ And, what many people don't seeking work, Matsikas told the caucus he favors great nephew of George “Papa I’ubhr Library, for the first time in The payroll lor the current year can t give the towns any money but was deferred to the next meeting. happened to me was that one of my know is that great-uncle Papa Bear completion of Interstate 84 to Rhode Bear” Halas and grandson of Knute many years, reflects a surplus of was $96,574 The budget for the we sure can save them money." lieuds Deniocruts high school coaches once said that was the starting outfielder for the Island, statewide proficiency testing Rockne assistant Walter Halas, has more than $24,000 and it will be u.sed current year also listed $21,992 lor He said. W ith 40,000 state John .Morianos was elected chair­ when I was on the court it was like Yankees the year before Babe Ruth in education not to be tied in with been voted UPI Division III Coach of to make neces.sary repairs and books and the proposed budget puts employees, we have people who can man of the Democratic Town Com­ iV o o u t s i d e r s having another coach out there, " came to the team. Now that's some the Year in New England. capital improvements this cost at $23,000 help mittee at its organizational meeting ADM grants, and also favors even­ said Halas. sports history.” tual leveling of state aid to local HARTFORDiUPI) — Connecticut Halas, whose brother Paul was a In the budget request to the town Library officials said the surplus in Finding out about federal recently. Other officers elected were Now that he is a successul coach, At Clark next season, history most schools at 40-50 percent. Attorney General Carl R. Ajello says starting safety for the Harvard foot­ ANiC'CtMKord D/L lor 1978-79, the library director asked this year's budget will be used to in­ programs that can help the town is Ilvi Cannon, vice chairman; Sandra Halas credits the others who helped likely will not repeat itself, said He supports Gov. Grasso and State there's no reason for the legislature's ball team last fall, guided Clark from for $34,000 and ttie mayor has stall a new sewer line from the only one facet of the assistance Pierog, secretary, and Richard him, particularly assistant Duane Halas, who loses center Coakley (Thairman William O'.NeiU on “the Ethics Commission to hire outside an 8-16 record a year ago to a 17-7 recommended $32,000 The library building out to the street, to replace offered by the state. The computer Vizard, treasurer. Corriveau. “ He deserves hail the although he has 10 lettermen retur­ basis of their outstanding record " of mark and an NCAA tournament has income from many other damaged and worn out equipment in system was set up under the direc­ The committee will meet April 21 counsel to defend the state's new lob­ award; he's the chief scout and we ning. “ I don’t think we’ll be as berth this season, sources the mam reading nxim. and to install tion of Gov Ella Grasso at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. the past three years. bying law. won every game but one of the games succesful as were, especially now A value-packed proposal "We were lucky; we had a good During the current year the income brighter lights in the parking lot When Tudan connected the small he scouted. Plus he’s good on giving that other teams will be shooting for home schedule, good- kids and a new was $232,451 with just $30,000 of this Also, to install thermopane win­ computer to the big brain in individual hints to players.’’ us.” athletic complex,” said the 26-year- being Town of Vernon money The dows to decrease fuel expenses, to Maryland, the selectmen sat anxious­ Despite having a surname that is In winning the award, Halas edged for those with 2-car gardes. old Clark graduate of his success operating expen.ses totaled $194,510 upgrade the building to meet OSHA ly waiting to see what would happen PLAZA DEPT. STORE synonomous with athletic success, out Coast Guard’s Peter Broaca and Now is the time to rid after suffering through three losing The proposed budget totals $224,304 requirements; and to install a fire Those chose a particular category Halas said he has experienced no Brandeis’ Bob Brannum. Other PNN m i AM T il seasons. with the largest amount of this for alarm system that was fed to the computer It problems living up to the family coaches receiving votes were Paul N n t l i f t M r a yourself of unwanted hair. "A lot of our success has to do with began its work by informing the iMiMMiTpta. name. Fitzpatrick of Boston State, John selectmen of many available personnel, the right combination of "My name has never been a White of Tufts Red Downes of programs Call for an appointment varied talents — a good, good center burden; it's always been a help," Western New England, Herb Kenny THE EASTER BUNNY in Dan Coakley, a good power Adult courses slated The selectmen will study the list to said Halas, who is married and lives of Wesleyan, Jim Nelson of Suffolk forward in Kevin Clark as well as see what seems to fit Bolton and HAS COME TO THE PLAZA Walter and Mary Britton in Auburn. “ My grandfather and and Bob Fisk of Eastern Connecticut. Jt«p WagonMr. mobile forwards, good shooting > <‘rn«>n dividualized instruction and will those will be run through the com­ YOU WILL nND A COMPLETE Licensed Hyperthcologlsts guards and good ballhandlers. Each On April 10. the Vernon Adult meet Monday and Tuesday mornings puter for more detail E COLORFUL STOCK OF EAST HARTFORD 528-4052 player's talents complemented the If you’ve got a 2-car garage, we have the perfect way to fill it up... Kducation Center will start a special from 9 30 to 11 30 The slate will continue helping by oth ers'" with an A M C Concord and a Jeep Wagoneer. One offers luxury on filling out applications for grant BASKETS - EASTER OUSS 2 morning semester for adults wishing Anyone wanting more information Phillies acquire EM DYE - PLASIK EMS A 1973 Bob Cousy winner as the four wheels and the other offers 4-wheel drive luxury. No matter where_^ to enroll in either high school concerning these free programs programs or whatever else is you’re headed, we’ll §et you there in style with comfort to spare. iHiuivalency or adult basic education should contact the Adult Education necesseary. FUZZY B iNES AM region's best basketball player under six feet, Halas left Clark for one programs Center. Route 30. any weekday mor­ The entire board appeared Im­ insurance policy CMCXS - PLUS DEUCMNIS season to coach at South Windsor. AM C CO N C O RD D/L. Here’s the luxury America wants and the size Roth programs are offered free of ning The phone number is 875-1960 pressed with both the computer and CNOCOIATE BlIBBES & EG6S Conn., High School. The following America needs. And with the Concord, the luxury is standard. charge to any interested adult The the services offered by the state winter he took over a Clark team that Test drive the new A M C Concord today. You’ll solve halt the prcjblem of equivalency classes will be con­ I' a«lei- -ecN ii e NEW YORK (UPI) - The Philadelphia Phillies, already I'.gj: liiiiii had finished 3-19 year before. His what to do with your 2-car garage. And you’ll be protected by the ducted Monday through Thursday NE£0 SOmeTHIMQ? AtK KAZA heavy favorites to win the National League’s Eastern Division Young [K’liple Irom Roi kville area The Bolton Women's Club homelife first three seasons produced a 22-46 A M C Buyer Protection Plan*. mornings from 9 30 to 11 30 Adults churches will conduct Ihe K.istei and public affairs committee will mark. title for the third straight year, have purchased a relatively in­ who enroll in this program will be Sunrise service Sunday ,it 5 ;ill ,i m sponsor its annual Eater Egg hunt The 1977-78 squad showed the first expensive “insurance policy.” JEEP WAGONEER. Here’s what you need to till up the other half of 4 prepareil to take the June battery of at the Kox Hill rower in Henry I’aik Steve Ontiveros drove in two runs Saturday at 1 p m at Herrick fruits of Halas' recruiting The “policy” goes under the name your garage. Use this 4-wheel drive luxury wagon on or oft the road. equivalency examinations. Music w ill tie pros idl'd by ,i lirass Tessier’s Nursery with three singles and a double Memorial Park Ram date is April 1 techniques. "But 1 think Clark has of Bud Harrelson and the Phillies Use it tor weekday chores or weekend adventures. Or consider it the Adults who have difficulties in any ensemble The Rev David R l■'.u^den leading the Chicago Cubs to a 7-1 vic­ at 1 p.m. at the park. 40 W est S t Bolton. Co changed as well over the past four acquired him from the New York perfect substitute tor the typical station wagoni of ihe fundamentals of reading, of the I'nion Congregational Chun h tory over the San Diego Padres ... The eggs are being donated by the years. It's academic excellence Mets Thursday for minor league in- writing, or mathematics, can enroll 649-5991 IS serving as advisor and rc.source Bolton Volunteer Eire Department. th ey a r « always has been the top priority and fielder Fred Andrews and an un­ Rudy May pitched five perfect in­ There are seven other great choices: Gremlin, Pacer, AM X and in the adult basic education program. (K'rson lor the young people planning The hunt is open to all Bolton will continue to be, but the new presi­ disclosed sum of cash. Andrews was nings and Bob Reece and Jim Good­ Matador and from Jeep, the C J’s, Cherokee and PickupsI What America These classes feature highly in­ th e re Ihe service children EASTER SPECIAL dent (Mortimer Appley), who came immediately assigned to the Mets’ man homered as the Montreal Expos wants America gets from American Motors, Test drive your choice today! when defeated the Houston Astros, 3-0 ... Hacks vmilli jiroiiii here four years ago when I did, Tidewater farm club in the Inter­ Jeff Newman hit a two-run homer in believes academic excellence and national League, the undisclosed sum The St Maurice Church parish 1,1 potted^ fForrour the bottom of the ninth lifting the Rockville hospital notes athletic prowess go hand in hand and of cash probably doesn’t amount to We wrote the book on 4-wheel drive. council is supporting the formation of with any purchase of spring Oakland A's to a 4-2 win over the Now we’re writing the book on luxury compacts. an active youth group from the 24 hour emergency much more than George Stein- an Easter plant Pittin g) brenner spends for lunch and Milwaukee Brewers. parish. John Roberts volunteered to FREE oil burner and Harrelson’s salary is only $80,000. Ron Cey and Steve Yeager led a 19- AMC/Jeep for 1978. For Amerjeans who value value. XiimitU'd riu*.sda\ Chnslim* Alton, rh«»mpson. hranklin Murt KiKkville be an advisor for the group. delivary service! Kt'nt Drivf Mamhesier. Sharleon “ I’m overjoyed at going to a con­ hit attack as the Los Angeles DiSi harjimi Tuesday Linda (’ias< him. The council is in need of candidates %ICC bows Dodgers smashed the New York llajuinpaa llroail Brook Uobi'rt Kllinfiton. David ('onnor. Kllinptun. Lilies tender," said Harrelson, who had the from Bolton. Manchester. Covenlrv M ets, 12-1 ... Ja c k Billingham Ca\ana^;h VSi-si Hnad, KiH-kvillc. Julia Peter ('urley. Tolland. Sheila right to disapprove the deal. “ I feel ('(do. Kllmjjlon Laura DK'urno, Wiml- and Andover for the 1978 election Tulips Veg. & Rower Seeds still without a victory in its pitched the first six innings as the Meljughlin. Tolland. Juliann Miflitt. There will be a fund raising drive great. How can I not feel great going Mir. KatlikHMi l)or*in, (ilonn l^ino. Ver­ Kllinjiion. Marjiaret Moniz. Seantir Hyacbiths southern swing is Manchester Com­ Detroit Tigers beat the Expos, 7-0, from April 23 through May 10 The Potting^ Soil to a dub like that?" non. Itosa Kr.inklin. Kllmj;lon Susan Meadow Hoad. South Windsor. IX'borah Cineraria munity College baseball team, drop­ The Phillies, meanwhile, romped for their seventh straight win ... The (lover. Sisson Street Kast Hartlord. funds raised will support 14 different Nea^ile. Diineaster Uine. Vernon Mrs Pottery Basket ping a 1-0 decision to Essex Com­ over the Cincinnati Reds, 15-5, Pirates A Squad topped the St, Louis .\nna Lelebvre. Oreliard Street, ministries or diosce.san services. Mirnis Dorothy Huhard and S4$n. Ranjie Hill munity College yesterday in Thursday, with Mike Schmidt collec­ Cardinals, 4-2. Boi kville, Nam y Min'adlo Peterson Drive. Vernon. Lawrence Roper. Moba ltr|iorls axailaltic Azalea Baltimore. Md. ting three hits, including a three-run The Kansas City Royals walloped Boad. Vernon. Allred Morgan. I'olland. Rebot'ca Rolho. Kllington. San­ heating Various Connecticut agency Eiach side had three hits with homer, and scoring four runs. Bill the Chicago White Sox, 14-3, with Homestead Street. Manehesler. Jan dra Spivey, tirove SlrtH't. Rixkvillo Daffodils HOURS; Daily & Sunday 9-5 o« oht reports are now available at Bentley Essex scoring the winning run in the Bonham was blasted for eight of the Tom Poquette and A1 Cowens hitting Oslwrne. H I I Drive. South \Vinds4>r Man el llardnor West Street. Rockville Open Easter Sunday Memorial Library Statistics on a ‘warming frianda for ovar 40 yaars' second frame on a walk, stolen base homers ... Rookie Roger Erickson |New \brk, New Jersey, Connecticut Ann Bossij;nol. F.nfiold, Tamim Birth Tuesday A daughter to Mr ami Phillies' runs and 11 of their hits Until 1 P.M. and double. Frank Greene went the allowed three hits and struck out lour Hovsler. Hiver Street. Hoekville, Mrs (Jary Morganson. Kim Street. state and national level were com­ 315 Cantar Straat, Manchaatar, C:t. before bowing out in the fifth inning. KimlH'rly Sauner. Kast Windsor. Mark R(X’kville piled by Comprehensive Employ­ first five frames for MCC and took On other Cactus and Grapefruit in six innings as the Minnesota Twins AMC/Jeep Dealers. the loss. The Cougars are 0-6. fronts: beat the Boston Red Sox, 10-0. PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Kri.. Mart h lA. IWg MANCHESTER EVENING IIKHAI iD. Mam hester. Conn.. Fri.. Mareli 24 MI7H PAl ,1. |- 1 \p; |t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Graham up early ESTATE OF EDWARD SWAIN, SR, NomM fo r S alt H onrn For Sa/a*********M Lemaire makes it _ deceased Tlte Hoo. William E. FlUGerald. UVERTISINC Judge, of the Coart of Probate. District of Maacbcater at a bearlM DEADLINE held OQ March 17.1978 ordered that^ clalml must be preseated to the 12:00 noon tha day bafora lUEroii after having to rush seem all so easy pubUcaUon. fidwlary on or before June 17.1971 or he barred as by law provided. ITEDMA i Oaadllna for Saturday and REAITOR Hi m Purl J. HuUman, Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. * HTON HEAD. S.C. (UPI) - You can figure that Lou Graham ^ Ass t, aerk NEW YORK (UPI) — In case you haven't been following Mon­ The fiduciary is; nssioN? was up mighty early this morning. Edward Swain. Jr. PLEASE READ treal’s Jacques Lemaire this season, Thursday night’s game was 39 Candlewood Drive For further planned expansion we need additional Graham had a 7:30 a.m. tee time I ' ^ 'C Manchester, Conn. a good capsule. 06040 YOUR AD sales people to complete our staff. We offer an as a member of the first threesome 06»O3 “I had to score the first one,” joked Lemaire, after scorir Ctaulfiotf Odi ara takon ovtr extensive training program for new licensees. going out in today's second round of PGA tht phona i s a convonlonca. the Heritage Golf Classic and he m two goals as Montreal posted a 5-3 victory over Colorado^ NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Herald Is retponslbi# for BENEFITS INCLUDE: wasn't about to be late, not after ESTATE OF FRANCIS STEPARD only one In'corrocl Insertion end ■'There was no other way. I just stepped off the bench, the puck' a/k a FRANCIS G STEPARD then only to the size of the Unlimited Income, Bonus and Incentive Plan, All what nearly happened Thursday. The H(X). William E. FiUGerald, original Insertion. Errors which the guidance and direction desired, Pleasant Graham, tied for the lead with caught them by making birdies on his came onto my stick and there was no one between me and their Judge, of the Court of Probate, do not lessen the value of the f I District of Manchester at a hearing advertisement wilt not be cor­ working conditions. Member of Manchester, Hart­ goalie.” held on March 17.1978 ordered that all ^ b b y Walzel and Howard Twitty last three holes. rected by an addilionat Inser­ ford, and Vernon Multiple Listing. Lemaire has scored 33 goals this claims must be presented to the tion. after an opening 4-under-par 67. Graham said he hit the ball better fiduciary on or before June 17.1978 or came within seconds of being Thursday than at any time last week, season, mostly centering for high- be barr^ as by law provided. If you are hartworking and can be motivated by a II I ^ NHL Mary Lou Danahy, penalized two shots for showing up but didn't think at the time his 67 scoring Steve ^ u tt and Guy Lafleur. Ass't. Oerk large yearly income we may have an opening for would hold up for the lead. "On my second goal I tried to pass llie fiduciary is; you. All inquiries and interviews confidential. Call late Thursday. And. if he had been a Joseph Stepard "I'm surprised someone hasn't the puck over to Shutt but someone Dan...646-4525. few minutes later than that, he might nected for his 28th and 29th goals of P.O. Box 3314 have been thrown out of the tourna­ shot a really good round." said J j *. got in the way so I scored it myself," West Sedona. Arizona 86340 ADVERTISiNS the season to help Los Angeles regain 056^ Graham. "We had perfect golf explained Lemaire, who makes it ment. its hold on second place in the Norris RATES Not that the former U.S. Open weather and the course is in good sound so easy. Division. NOTICE TO CREDITORS t day — tU word per dey champ didn't have an excuse. He shape." L«maire's goals came after Fred Bruins 7, Blurk Hawks 0 ESTATE OF AUGUST CARABINO. 3 days ... toe word per day Daniel F. Reale Realtors Ahem gave Colorado a 1-0 lead. Mon­ deceased 6 deye — 9e word per day could blame it on fog. Walzei. one of Thursday's earliest Jean Ratelle scored twice, once Tlie Hon. William E FitzGerald, treal's Larry Robinson scored the 26 days — 6s word per day 646-4525 "They told me they were an hour finishers, felt the same way. predic­ Judge, of the Court of Probate. 15 words $2.00 minimum during a six-goal flurry in the third District of Manchester at a hearing first bf his two goals on the night for Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch 175 Main St. Manchester, Ct. and six minutes late (because of the ting. "There will be a lot of low Winners of Midget League crown period, to power Boston to its sixth held on March 14.1978 ordered that all .scores." a 3-1 lead, but Andy Spmee and claims must be presented to the fog) and I didn't realize they had straight win. Chicago wing Ted Tom Watson, last year's top money The entry frorti Pizza House copped the Midget Basketball Bryan Lefley scored within 40 fiduciary on or before June 14, 1978 or gained 20 minutes. Bulley hit his head on a goalpost and be barred as by law provided. i "I was taking my time, getting in winner who led this year before he League title over at the (immunity Y. Team members; (1-r) seconds of each other late in the se­ Pearl J Hultman. was taken to Massachusetts General Ass’t. Clerk See something you Htip Wantad 13 some extra practice, when someone went Into a slump after taking a cond period to tie the score 3-3. The fiduciary is: Bill Hill, Jim Fralliciardi, Mark Atmore, Ken Will, Chris Hospital where doctors said he was like? Then call the three-week vacation, turned in a 70 Guy Lapointe's power-play marker Seymour A Rothenberg ran up and told me I was supposed to Petersen, Jimmy Hall. Missing; Glenn Boggini, Mike Duverger. in “good condition." 843'Main Street. number you see In FULL TIME - Truck Tire Ser­ at 9:45 of the third period was the be at the first tee right then. 1 Thursday. That was only good enough (Herald photo by Dunn) Flumes 5, Blurs .3 Manchester, Conn. 06040 the ad. And If you vice Person. Must be able to winner. assume responsibility. All hurried over and barely made it in for a 13-way tie for 13th place as 26 Tom Lysiak and Bob MacMillan have something to In other games, Philadelphia medical benefits, paid vaca­ time." golfers in the 120-man field broke par scored two goals each to lead Atlan­ sell, give us a calll blitzed Toronto, 4-1, Los Angeles NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion. Call 643-1161. ask for Graham and Walzel. who has been over the relatively short Harbour ta. Lysiak, with first goal in the first ESTATE OF JOSEPH A CHAVES, Steve or Jay. playing so poorly the past six months Town course on this resort island. toppled Minnesota, 3-1, and Boston decea.sed Giants co-owners ripped Chicago, 7-0, and Atlanta period, knotted the score at 1-1 after The Hon William E Kitz(Ier.ild, Watson, who missed the cut the Judge, of the Court of Probate, YPIST and various office he was thinking about going back to the Blues had taken a brief lead on his family's jewelry store in previous two weeks, complained. "I tinned St. Louis, 5-3. fiistrict of Manchester at a hearing luties in industrial supply Gary Unger's 32nd goal of the year. hofd on March 14.1978 orderi“d that ali irm. Experienced preferred, Houston, shared the lead until just didn't play very well," and rushed There were no games scheduled Ready for hospital ball claims must be presented to the fiiluciarv on or before .lune 14. 1978 or I I NOTICES ;ood fringe benefits. We are before dusk Thursday when Twitty back out to the practice range. may buy up lease in the World Hockey Association. Ih* barred as by law provided I EEO Employer. 289-8291. Flyers 4, Maple I.«af8 1 Proposed site Brenda Stocks examines the gold coins in mann puts on the final touches with a paint Pearl J ffullinan. the pot at the end of the rainbow, the theme of Ass t Clerk EDICAL SECRETARY / 'Tom Bladon, Bob Dailey, Bill NEW YORK (UPI) - The brush. The women are all members of the The liduciarv is Barber and Rick Lapointe scored one the Rockville General Hospital’s auxiliary l-awrencc .) Chaves pokkeeper, no shorthand 4 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Bob Lurie will huddle with Bud proposed rematch between Leon auxiliary. The ball will signal the end of the goal each as Philadelphia handed HR I 3 Country I>anc LOST - New long pink evenln quired. Manchester Herseth in Phoenix today amid speculation the co-owners of the Spinks and Muhammad Ali could ball scheduled for March 31 at The Colony in $1.25 million fund drive for a new wing to the East Hampton! (T lysicians office. Monday Toronto its fourth straight loss. 056-0,1 .skirt, Manchester Parkad wind up in Giants Stadium in East Talcottville. Rita Rasulis, left, and Gay parking lot. Call 568-4375 after ru Friday, 9 a.m, to 5:30 Transactions San Francisco Giants will contribute after all toward helping Kings ;j. North Stars 1 hospital. (Herald photo by Richmond) Rutherford, N.J., if plans for an 5 p.m. or 277-2810 days. share 2 bedroom apartment in p.M. Experience preferred. buy up the A s lease from the Oakland Coliseum Commission. Veteran center Marcel Dionne con- Vandervoort, steady the rainbow as Del Hart­ Send resume to Box Z, African site fall through, promoter ('ourt of Probate. D istrict of Manchester, May 1st. Heat, Only $1 million is needed to com- LOST • Friday, vicinity all appli appliances, air con- Manchester Herald, iiiii«'i)iiii Grilli to Syracuse; released pitcher Bob Arum said Thursday. Manchester Manchester. Baltimore — Sent inficldcr Oer.san plete purchase of the lease, which NOTICE OF HEARING Manchester Country Club, or ditioning, irage, $142.50 Pat Darcy; traded pitcher Mike BU advances ESTATE OF NANCY F MOTOLA. Manchester Hospital. Pin, monthly. Cal 646-6592 would clear the way for A's owner deceased .Jarquin and pitchers Tony Chevez, Co.sgrove to California farm club at gold tree, with dark red coral COMMUNITY ORGANIZER Pursuant to an order of Hon. W'llllam /Trainer: Immediate opening Mike Pagnozzi and Jeff Rineer to the Salt Lake City for pitcher Mickey Charlie Finley to sell the club to PROVIDENCE, E FitzGerald. Judge, dated March 13, blossoms, sealed blue figure minor league complex for reassign­ Denver oilman Marvin Davis. Davis PZ€ changes conditions 1978 a hearing will be held on an Chinese Coolie. 649-6416 or full time, staff assistance, Scott. R.I. (UPI) — Boston application praying that instruments training to North Central Area has indicated the sale will be com­ 649-3123. ment. New York (NL) — Traded purporting to be the last will and testa­ Title XX Advisory Com­ pleted by Monday, which would give University is making ment and codicil thereto be admitted I ] EMPLOYMENT Minne.sota — Released pitcher Don shortstop Bud Harrelson to to probate as in said application on file DID YOU LOSE or know who mittee. Degree and/or him less than two weeks to move the the most of its second more fully app4*ars, at the Court of experience In social services. (,'arrithers, sold infielder Randy Bass Philadelphia for minor-league se­ owns a wired haired Fox club to Denver in time for the 1978 chance to be Probate on April 4, 1978 al 2 00 p m Terrier dog, wearing a silver Help Wanted 13 adult education, cummunity outright to Toledo, and cut pitcher cond baseman Fred Andrews and un­ Pearl J Hultman. organization required. .season opener on April 10. on subdivision approval Ass t Clerk cable collar, with nufand bolt. Mae Scarce, infielders Dan Graham recognized as the disclosed cash. 036 01 Found October 13th., in old SALES POSITION - Straight Transportation essential. and John I’ittman, catchers Sal The Coliseum Commission meets Cleveland — Traded Frank Duffy nation’s top collegiate Coventry In other business, the commission provisions, a bicycle-hiking trail Marshall's parking lot. Center commissions, leads furnished Experience with Title XX Butera and Terry Bulling and out­ today, presumably to act on a plan program preferred. Recruits to Boston for minor-league pitcher hockey team. voted not to assess the town’s plans within the highway right-of-way, and Street. Still looking for to homeowners. Call 242-5402 that would have the Giants playing WEEKEND The Coventry Planning and Zoning I'ROBA'I K NOTIGK owners. Call 649-3642. orients Committee members, fielders Rick S 0 f i c 1 d , .1 e f f Rich Kreuger. for capital improvement requests for The "rerriers, who had to Commission held a special emergen­ extensive buffer areas to minimize ('ourt of Probate EXCELLENT opportunity to provides data analysis, con­ Youngbauer and Dave Edwards. half of their games in Oakidnd and federal funds. Df.slrict of Mancliester Foolbiill beat Providence College in cy meeting to change one of the noise and visual impact on adjacent learn wholesale hardward ducts training workshops. Chicago (AI.) - Optioned catcher the other half in San Francisco once NOTICE OF HEARING Announc9mMt$ St. Uiuis — Named Tom Bettis as a playoff in order to be one stipulations in its conditional ap­ “Capital requests constitute major residences. ESTATE OF INA M HOHENTHAL. business. Good working con­ Salary $14,000 per year, fringe Marv Foley to Iowa and signed Finley has sold and moved the A's to expenditures, and the town manager Ik*ceased ditions. short hours. 522-1107. benefits. Application deadline defensive coordinator. of two teams selected to SPECIALS proval of the application of Orin Eronomic panel Pursuant to an order ol Hon William Denver. The commission is seeking March 28, W8. Send resume pitcher Mike Proly to their minor IcillliH and the Town Council must carefully E Fitz(;erald. Judge. daUnl March 8, $3.25 million as the price of buying up represent the East in the Miles Jr., for an 18-lot subdivision on Coventry’s new nine-member 1978, a healing will bi* held on an IF YOU ARE an attractive to Connecticut Association for league camp. Anaheim (WTT) — Signed Fran- Our lot is loaded with goodies: Stop in and evaluate the town’s ability to finance Human Services, 410 Asylum Finley’s lease, which runs through NCAA Division One hockey Stonehouse and Old Eagleville roads. Economic Development Commission apolical ion praying Ihe Court motivated woman we need Oakland — Signed infielder Marty coise Durr. these requests,” the PZC said. autliurize Ralph J Alexander or some you. If you are looking for a Street, Hartford. 06103. Equal 1987. championships, Thursday get ready for spring with a new 1978 Originally the PZC had required elected officers at its first meeting. olher disiiiteicstwl |H*rson to sell and Perez to a one-year contract. Hockey The commission also urged priori­ glamorous, challenging posi­ Opportunity Employer. night handed defending the applicant to obtain Town Council John Ohiand is chairman; David convey said real estate as m .said Toronto - Optioned to .Syracuse of Toronto — Returned right wings Finley has said he will contribute ty be given to fencing for Laidlaw applualion on file more fully appears, tion, with a new Perisian champion Wisconsin (28- Chevrolet or OK Used Car from Carters. approval for drainage work in the LaMore, vice chairman, and Leonard at the (.ourt of Probate on April .V 1978 International League catcher Pat $1 million toward buying up the lease Park as recommended by the town’s al II 30 (I m cosmetic line, you need us. REAL ESTATE - 2 sales peo­ Ron Wilson and John Anderson to 11-3) a 5-2 defeat to ad­ town right-of-way on some lots. 236-2381. 633-3366. Kelly, outfielders Steve Bowling and and baseball officials have indicated Benjamin, secretary. Pearl , llullinan. Ass I Clerk ple. Should have license or In Dallas of Central Hockey League and vance to the finals in the However, the public hearing on the Parks and Recreation Commission. 1/29 o:i Gary Woods and pitchers Jeff Byrd they will put up a matching $1 Although the coriimission has process. Generous commis­ called up defenseman Randy Carlyle. 31st edition of this national subdivision had already been closed Interstate 84 PHONE FROM Home to ser­ sion schedule. Wolverton and Mike Darr; .sent catcher Dwayne miilion. Finley steadfastly refuses to existed in concept for several years, College Itunkelliull tournament. before the council could review the The PZC decided to leave standing vice our customers In the Agency Realtors. 649-2813. Wright to Utica of the N Y.-Penn put up more than $1 million and is in­ it has been inactive for more than a Manchester area. Flexible Jacksonville— Named Tates Locke In the Saturday night details, and so the council voted not its 1975 endorsement of the state’s League and first-ba.seman outfielder sisting the remaining $1.25 million be NEW 7S CNEVETTE NEW 78 NOVA year since Benjamin resigned as hours. Super earnings. 249- MOLD MAKERS, Tool head basketball coach. final, BU will face the 2 Door, 6 cyl. engine, e/trans.. deluxe seat belts to become involved after the fact. plans to complete Interstate 84 to the 7773. Butch Alberts and pitcher Steve paid by Lurie and Herseth or 4 Door. 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed trons., body side chairman. He withdrew in protest of N O T IC i: makers and machinists. Blue winner of tonight's game moulding, radio, w/walls. wheel rings, bumper rear window defogaer. floor mats, body side The new stipulation provides that Rhode Island border. However, in baseball. strip, reclining seat. Carter Care Package. Stock moulding, roof drip moulding, radio, rear a Town Council decision not to seek Cross, CMS, and major #1530. speaker, power steering, w/walls. wheel covers WANTED - Gas station atten­ medical. Apply In person, A between Boston College the PZC approval be sent to the coun­ response to a referral on the issue NOTICE OF "There's no doubt about it,” Finley Carter Care Package. Slock #1007. federal funds to build a road into the dant. full or -part time. and Bowling Green Univer­ cil for its information and that all from the state Department of OI.SSOLUTION Vernon Mold 4 Tool Inc., 199 said Thursday. "I won't put up private Coventry Industrial Park. Mature, responsible person Forest Street, Manchester. sity. proposed construction within the Transportation, the commission OF Sports briefs another dime. Where they will get WEEKEND SPECIAL ^ 3 6 7 9 The council has directed the new for third shift. References. "It was good for us not to WEEKEND SPECIAL ^ 4 4 8 5 town right-of-way be completed and reserved the right to give further in­ THE JARVIS Call 871-1698. the other million, I don't know. It commission to look into the problems WOMAN WANTED ■ for part have a long layoff," said accepted by the town or bonded in an put to the design phase of the con­ ( ’ON.STRUCTION COMPANY PGA player from El Paso will keep sure as hell is not coming from of the industrial park and perhaps PART TIME Driver for time cashier. Must be good Catch-22 Coach Jack Parker of his amount determined by Town struction plans. NOTICE is liervliy given. his string of local appearances in­ Charlie Finley.” develop a proposal for town purchase |iursuan( to General Statutes school buses. We will train with figures Approximately Engineer Donald Holmes and "The commission is reviewing the 10 hours a week, $2.65 per EVANSVILLE, Irid. (UPI) - The tact. Davis, meanwhile, has fled to squad, now 29-2. "We of the remaining 22 acres of land ol Conneetieut, that THE responsible applicants. Call didn't want to lose that Superintendent of Streets Dean necessity of the proposed Swamp there. 643-2414. hour. Must be able to work University of Evansville has run into Others receiving the exempt en­ Palm Springs for the weekend, but NEW 7> MONTE CARLO .)ARVIS CONSTRUCTION weekends, also flexible tries were Charles Coody, Bob playoff (against NEW 78 CAPMCE Wiley. The work includes monumen- Road interchange and many formally The commission has scheduled a l.'OMPANY. a Connecticut schedule. Apply In person, a problem with NCAA recruiting before leaving Denver he said a Landau Cpe., V-6. a/trops., afr condition, deluxe PERSON FOR Mowing Providence). We were glad 4 Door. V-6. a/lrans., air condition, vinyl roof, tation, a grassed drainage swale, and recommended that it be eliminated meeting March 30 with officials from lorporulion having its prin­ Manchester Twin Cinema, rules in its efforts to replace a Eastwood, Dave Eichelberger, Keith battery of lawyers will work on seat belts, power brakes, power steering, electro deluxe seat belts, bumper rub strips, digital Lawns and occasional to play it as tong as we clear defogger. tinted glasa. auxiliary lighting, clock, electro clear defogger. tinted glass, floor the cutting of brush and trees along from the proposal," the motion the town planner’s office. It plans to cipal place of business in Burr Corners Plaz.i, Tolland basketball team destroyed in a plane F ergus, Lou Graham , M orris papers and documents the next three floor mats, body side moulding, door edge landscaping. Call 646-4202. won. mats, sport mirrors, body side moulding, door some front property lines. states. Manchester. Conneetieut, bus after 5:00 p.m. Turnpike, after 11 a.m. crash last December. Hatalsky, George Knudson. Fred days in an effort to complete sale of guards. AM/FM radio, rear speaker, steel belled edge guards, AM/FM radio, rear speaker, power work closely with the Parks and "The extra game helped radial w/walls. intermittent wipers. Carter Core The council recently evolved a new Another interchange at Pucker been cli.s.solveci by a re.solution The National Collegiate Athletic Marti, (ihi Chi Rodriguez, Dave the A's to him by Monday. Package. Stock #1015. seat, power window, w/walts. Carter Care Recreation Commission, the Plan­ MACHINIST TRAINEE - us keep our edge,” added Package. Stock #1163. policy that will allow it to review Street is being questioned by the PZC cjI its lioaicl ol Oiiec-tors and CONCRETE LABORER - To Association has turned down the Stockton and Leonard Thompsop. "I'm still 90 percent sure the sale ning and Zoning Commission, and the Mark Manufacturing will be applications involving work on town- in regard to a cul-de-sac which would ■StcH-kholclers, ellec tivc as ot set and strip forms. school’s request that it be allowed to will be completed by Monday." he Parker, whose club Conservation Commission in its ef­ Experienced or will train 875- interviewing persons in­ WEEKEND SPECIAL ^ 6 2 2 5 owned land prior to PZC action. This cut off Hop River Road at the F eb ru ary 24lh, 1978 All terested in learning machine bring more than 18 prospective .said. became the first sextet WEEKEND SPECIAL ^ 6 6 7 5 forts to attract commercial and in­ 1103 alter 6 p.m Trade speculated will avoid the problem that arose on highway junction. c reditors. II any. are warned by Nonoa Tedford trade. Apply, 640 Hilliard players to campus - the limit set on Reports in Phoenix indicated Lurie from the East'to gain the dustrial growth to the town to to pre.sent their c laims to Street, Manchester. the Miles' subdivision. In addition, the PZC recommended Eatings In tha naw tax igs v isits by potential basketball LOS ANGELES (UPI) - and Herseth, who have lost more final round since 1972 when broaden the tax base. (.aHEI.LE, ROTHENBERG, the Terriers repeated as the incorporation of mass transit law maka for graal Janitor / Cleaners. Must have recruits. Sportscaster Bud Furillo, a commen­ than $2 million on the Giants since WIXJIJROUSE & RUBINOW, own transportation. Also full NCAA champs. P.C . Atlorneys at laiw. 84!) tavinga In tailing your old "We're faced with the dilemma of tator for radio station KIIS, said buying them two months before the time window cleaners Call "1 think it helped us," OUR USED CARS Main Street, Manchester. houto and moving to a 646-5334. needing to sign two-thirds of the guys Thursday night O.J. Simpson has start of the 1976 season, may go the naw city. Until 1970 It was BOYS echoed sophomore wing Connecticut, on or belccre who visit the campus," said new been traded by the Buffalo Bills to last step. It's either that or another poatibla to doduct only Dave Silk, who paced the August I. 1978. or therealler DRIVERS FOB School Buses Coach Dick Walters. the San Francisco 49ers for five and year with two clubs in the Bay Area. ARE INSPECTED Club offers scholarship be burred as by statute "diroct” moving - wanted. We will train you. possibly six high-draft choices. Terrier attack with two oxponaor. coat of tiia van, & GIRLS provided Part time. Housewives and goals and a pair of assists. packing, and franaportlng Furillo said, “The deal has been I’/E sor's 1978-1979 kindergarten will be Dated at Manchester, retirees preferred. Trevino entered Barnes out "Last year, we took a RECONDITIONED Soiilli W indsor you and your family, wltti Manchester 643-2373. Vernon CREW FOR THE made. The draft choices obtained by The South Windsor Planning and available at all elementary schools Conncs-lic ut, tins 24lh clay ol few days off, but this The South Windsor Exchange Club maalt and lodging in- 875-2826. MANCHESTER HERALD HOUSTON (UPI) - Lee Trevino the Bills do not include a No. 1 BUFFALO, N Y. (UPI) - Zoning Commission has voted to ap­ from March 27 to April 7. Parents Februarv. 1978. season we kept skating AND is offering a $500 cludod. Now H la poaalbla has been given an exempt entry to choice, at least not this year. They Forward Marvin Barnes will be out prove, with conditions, the applica­ may obtain the forms at the .school I'llE .iAItViS PART TIME Bagger wanted FROM 5:30 PM to right through the two Vocational,'Technical School rON.STIIIK TlON to doduct thro# oMIllonal play in the Houston Open April 20-23, are definitely receiving five high- of the lineup indefinitely with a dis­ tion of Industronics Inc. for a resub­ their child will be attending. Children for mornings. Please apply in weeks (since the EC AC Scholarship. Application is open to (OMI'ANY kinria ot butlnoto-ralafod person to Frank's Super­ 8:30 PM thereby insuring that the colorful draft choices and possibly a sixth. located right thumb, the Buffalo DUARANTEEDI division of about one acre of land who will be five years of age on or championship)," lailtc-lle. ltotbc-cd)c>rg. moving oxpontoa: coata market, Manchester. Braves said Thursday. any South Windsor resident who is a located east and adjacent to the pre­ before Jan. 1, 1979 are eligible. ralaltd to ttia tala of th# Earn Monay senior in an accredited secondary Wc'cjdlicMise & 76 PONTUC $4195 sent Industronics, Inc. site, 489 An orientation meeting for parents llubinow. P (' old houao and lha OFFSET PRE.SSMAN needed Prizas E Tripall 77 w m $5545 73 AMC HORNET $1995 school. Applicants must be accepted purchatt of tho now; 4 Door Sedan. V-6. a/trana.. air Lemana SpL Cpe. V-6. a/lrans.. 4 Door, 6 cyl,. a/trans., p/s. radio, Sullivan Ave. will take place on Thursday, April 27 Its Attcerneys tor Miller TP-29. Kixperience condition, radio, p/t. p/b. air condition, vinyl roof, radio, vinyl roof. by an accredited post secondary fravtl oxpontoa for pro- with quality color work essen­ • The Planning and Zoning Commis­ at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of 115:1-0:1 Bowling tinted glaaa, p/a. vocational/technical school and the movo houao-hunting tial. Progressive, air con­ sion also voted to approve In­ South Windsor High School The CALL JEANNE 2 77 0lOSM0nLE $5645 75 FORD $4095 $500 award must be used for school frlpt; and tamporary ditioned plant, 3 years old, D « « 88. 4 Dr., V-8, a/lraiM., air 77 MEMORY $4095 dustronics application for a zone kindergarten curriculum and benefits, over time, growth 547-0846 Dl S'l y - Dick Murpliv Johnson 381. Jerry Smith corKlIllon. radio, p/a, p/b. Elite 2 Or., V-8. a/trans., air con­ Comet. 2 Door. 6 cyf.. a/trana. related expenses during the first two living cotta for up to thirty dition, p/steering, p/brake$. vinyl change from GC to I of the same profiling procedures will be dis­ opportunities. Hixccllent posi­ 211-217-608. Ralph Dukett 136-,371, Lirry Bates Jr M TE OWLS- Wendy vinyl roof, rustproofed. semesters. days bafora moving Into 76 FORD GRMI TORMO roof. FM & tape. property. cussed. A question and answer period tion for self motivated in­ '208. Ed Czaikowski 207. 152-138-398, Bill Adamy 156- Balch 199-465, Priscilla The decision of the selection com­ iN O T I C i: tha naw hoUaa. dividual. Call Dun Vallera, Cushman 472, Dot Hills 453, 77 NOVA 77 FORD $4995 An application of Rostand Con­ will follow. John Alvord 203-213-576, 381, Russ DeVeau 390, WASS44DS..NOW $4395 mittee will be based on need, ***** 236-5884. BABYSITTER Needed in iny Linda Massaro 450, Jan Squire, 10 pass, wagon. V>8, $4395 Granada. Ghla Cpe. V-8, air con- sulting Services Inc. for a zone Parents who have recently moved NOTICE OK DIS.SOLUTKJN home, evenings. Two small Bob Oliver 201-554, Don Frank Calvo 138-368, Larry a/trans., air corrdition, p/s, p/b, WAS $4595..NOW d.. vinyl roof, radio, p/s. p/b. academic achievement, motivation If you ara buying or Miner 465. radio. 4 Door Sedan, V-S. a/trana.. air change from RR to A-20 was turned to South Windsor and have children OF KEAt., F;.STATF; Salesper.son - children References Call Wilson '221, John Kozicki Hates Sr, 364, Joe condition, p/ateenng, radio, vinyl • ailing lat tha and extra curricular activities. down by the PZC. The application of kindergarten age arc a.sked to con­ THE SECOND CENTER Excellent opportunity. Four 643-9787, before 4 p m '206, Bill Tomlinson 553, Twaronite 357, Charles roof. Applications are available at axparlancad aganta hart 77GREMLM 77 NOVA was for about 40 acres of land owned tact Mrs. Fortin at 289-5697. STREET CORPOItATIDN Multiple Listing Services. Roland Smith 562, Dan Whelan 137-351. 76 BUCK $3695 school counselor s offices and must NOTICF; is hereby given, a l CENTURY 21, Hutchins Agency, 643-3166. MAINTENANCE Man ■ Full JEWEL- Cindy Hurley W A S $3895 ..NOW $3795 WAS $4595..NOW $4295 by Thomas Hickey and Robert Starr time, must have knowledge of Humiston 211-562, Dave 2 Door. 6 cyl., a/trans., air condi­ Skylark. 4 Door Sedan. V-6. 4 Door Sedan, 6 cyl., a/trana., air be returned no later than May 1, pursuant to Gc-neral Statutes TEDFORD REAL tion. radio, p/s. a/trana., p/steering. redk). air condition, p/steering. radio. HI. and was located 300 feet east of ESTATE, Rt. 44A, Dolton HARTFORD DESPATCH plumbing, carpentry, and 4 Neff 212-575, Denny Carlin 178, Janice Santini 178, For more information, call ccl Connecticut, tbul '('HE cond. (he intersection of Chapel Road and Notch, Bolton, 647-ni4 Moving IX-partmcnt in F;ast electrical work. Apply in per­ 216-570. Rich Higgins 200, ■|'\M-1,I'I'F- Kay Emery Beth Fitzgibbons 183-488, 77 MONTE (m o Stephen J. Kurylo, chairman, at 644- SEf.'DND CENTER S'l'REET son, East Hartford Convales­ 75 PLYMOUTH Long Hill Road. help you. It It vary Impor­ Hartford, close to 1-84 at HIxit Gene Wildes 232-555. Tom 180, Roberta Bixby 175-19()- Patty Westine 188-182-522, 76 VEUA $3195 2194 or James M. McDonald, presi­ I'ORPORA'I'IDN. a Connec­ 56, has interesting career op­ cent Home, 745 Main Street. W A S$5395 ..NOW $5295 Estate Station Wagon. cyl.. tant that you chooao a Linda Simmons 198-179-507, Sport Cpe.. V-S, a/trana., air con­ WAS $3395..NOW $3245 4 Sif>iui|» roriiiH ticut c cir|Hiralion having its portunity Varied tasks in­ East Hartford Atamian 202-571, Hill 525, Camille Scuta 203-481, Duater, 2 Or.. 6 cyl., a/trana.. air a/trans.. air cond., p/a p/b dent. at 644-0013. Itiligfo iiig;li| nel raal aalata agani that Danne Pineo 209. dition, radio, p/s, p/b. radio. princ ipal plac e ol business In clude 'Tariff Quotations and Avery 233-596 Pam Madore 178-180-500, condition, p/steering. radio, vinyl Regi.stration forms for South Wind- knowa what lhay ara TMMERMRD roof. The sixth grade class at Avery Mam liester. Connec-tii-ul. has Routing Assignments for •SECRETAIIY - Experienced Dottie Whitehead 185-493, n Street School is planning a Family iM-en dissidved by a resolution doing and bocauta wo families moving in and out of with heavy typing 74 NOVA background. Neatness, ac­ IM I'HIVS- Howard Joan Lindsay 189, Gerry WAS $5995..NOW $5S95 n CAMARO $5245 $2995 Bingo Night to help sponsor their ol Its Hoard id Diicc tors and have baan- aarving ttila Greater Hartford. Pleasant Skinner Sr 224-519, Hill An- Tracy 199-515, Mary Boyko Cpa , v-8, a/trana., AM -FM arta lor a wMla you can phone personality and respon­ curacy and composition Stereo, vinyl roof. p/s. p/b. Sport Coup*. V-8, */lrtn»., air raSo*' Area bulletin board class camping trip. Bingo will begin StiK kbolders. ellec live as o( primary. Speed secondary. drolevicb '2'27-586. Norris 181-499, Lynne Tupping i84- RnUMSTO condition, p/t, p/b, radio. F eb ru ary 24th. 1978 All raly on our fudgmanl sive attitude required. Typing at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 31, in when H comoa to houaaa. helpful If you like respon­ Call Tuesday and Wednesday, Brown 20 1-540, John 501, Kiffy Cyr 467. 75 a CMWO $3995 I rislitors. it any, are warned telephone, Mrs Roohr, 289- (wnn GKnouri 76 DOSS ASPEN 73PMT0SQURE $2295 the school cafeteria. There is an ad­ Call or atop In toon. sibility and a busy desk, this is Plaster 214 517. Howard 6 a/trarra.. atiell cap. AM-FM SUtion Wagon. 4 evt a/trana.. Id present their i-laims to 7404. radio, p/a. radio. ' Coventry mission fee and refreshments will be the right spot for your talents. Skinner ,lr 216-570, Bob kofC- Fred Kozicki 234- W A S$4795 ..NOW $4495 l-iBKI.I.E. KOTIIENHEHG, Wt’ra national but wa’rt Send resume, Hartford Station Wagon. Spadal Edition. 8 sold. All children must be accom­ W(K)DII01ISE ti RUBINOW. natghborlyt Peterson 508, .Al Hopper 571, Don Palmer 201-567, 72 VOLKS 0^., a/trana.. air condition. AM- 75 VEU indover Scott E. Roades, art teacher at the Despatch, Dept MV, 225 MATURE WOMAN For The. $2695 $2045 panied by an adult. For more infor­ general stock room work. FM radio, roof carrtar. p/a. Coventry Grammar School, is among I’ C . Altmiieys al laiw, 84:| Prospect Street, East Hart­ 5'28 Real Audet 205-202-596, Oekixa Wagon. 4 cyl. Hatcbbacfc Cpe. 4 cyf., 4 speed it -k -k ir ir radio. trana . radKj, r - ^ Peter Houle is representing An­ the contributors in the March issue of mation call Alice Keane, 644-2674, ■Main Street. Manc-liestcr. ford 06108 •Sewinij experience helpful Bud Tomlinson 204-226-598, dover on the Public Relations Com- I'onnei III ut. on or lielon Apply in person. Monday thru "In.structor" magazine. Friday. 9 a m to II a m. V Frank Blank 174-158- John K ozicki 575, Cy riiitlcc The committee was es- \iigiisl 1. 1978. or Ibeicrclti-i Handy Hint: PLUMBER - 3 to 5 years m ou n tain s The magazine is nationally cir­ experience in the work. Call Mechanics Uniform Service. 152-484, Ed Burbank 155- Perkins 560, Fred Nassiff Ice liarri-d as by slatuli- (ablishc-d by the Rham Hoard of culated and u.sed by more than one Itenelil ^anie A “|lmmy-raal«tanl" 568-4530 between 6 and 7 p m. 151 Park Avenue. East Hart­ 150-428, Al Bujaucius 163- '201, John Martin 224, Bill Education to keep residents in- pnividisl ford million elementary teachers and A basketball game between the daadbolt that can't ba 4'20, Lee Prior 151-136-416, Harper 203-563, Mike lormcHl about current di.seu.ssions liatecl at Mane bc-stc-i priad opan abould ba on BABYSITTER Needed • Near Rocco Lupacehino 169-419, P etruniw 212-559, Al educators. Rhoades lives at 21 I'plon faculty of the Timolhy I'klwards Mid­ I'oiiiici III III. Ibis 2tlb d.a ul TEl.EPHONE WDHKEIIS - a re and luturc decisions concerning the Drive in (Yiventry. outairia doora. Verplanck and Hartford Road, dle School and South Windsor High Part time office work 9 a m. Ken Seaton 153-136-415, l,;iPlant 213-568, Bill Avery CHEVROLET proposed junior high s< hool. Houle I-i-Imii,iiv. 1978 2:45 p.m to I2 :t0 a m. Own His article is about the ’ android" •School will be held at the Middle transpurtaliun or possible live to I p m . 5 p ill to 9 p 111 Are Erv Rusconi 156-147-411, 200-583, Dan Lodge 214, Ed will be available to any organization rilF, SECOND I ENTEB he built along with Mark Zen/ h/df. a School, beginning al 7 p.m. March 28, '.’I'llFI IT ( IIBPOBATIDN in. 649-6727. you sliojiping Im a large Bill McKinney 165-410, Yourkas 229, Jim Cantin CARTER desiring a presentation about the iamily'' I’ut your experience MR SHORTS itM M Rlkiati Grade 4 teacher. The android is The game is being sponsorc*d by I'.v I.alt4'lle ItiilbndH-re. Fred McCurry 152-407. Jim 202, John Greszko 209, Bill TOUR NEW AND USED c o m i i ^ rchiMjl propo.sal. For further infor­ SECRETARY / Receptionist lo work in our East llarllonl Martin 149-137-406, Dan August 231, Bill Tomlinson named Art 2-Me 2 and is eiiuipiKsI (hese sehiwls in support of the South WimnIIioiisc' 8/ for Rockville Law Office. location Hourly rates, plus CAR AND TRUCK IW iUBW AVtnCg rW .laD PU;MT.TaLR mation call Houle at 742-9790, Itiiliinou PC Vignone 146-141-393. Tony with a tape recorder. The talking Windsor Heart Fund Drive. -A dona­ Good typing skills. Reply to commission Apply 29 Bissell 207, Mario Frattaroli 211- 1»NpW »CT.NaMHW ia«TE.I»W M The Andover Public Library will be lls .Alliii iievs ■ m SALESIRAN AnhiMisi’i M u m h liu St I o in s Mt» robot ran be programmed to teach as tion will be accepted from spec­ Box A. c/o Manchester Street. EasI I lari lord. 5«l Marinelli 149-139-382. Art 568, Rudi Wittke 203. upon Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. ii;, -o:i TEOFOnO REAL ESTATE well as entertain students tators. 2 Herald. 1‘HXI I ’AtiE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, Man«hc«tef. C’«mn., ^TUManli U. MS ^i^S£SS2I£S^X££!i£!£Ji£MLSi-^jg!!£!lgSt£!lj-V"n- March 24. liffa— I’A(;K SI',\I':n It'

6 4 6 - 8 2 S 0 <61,9001 Maple Meadows Manchester B y RB«L ■■TATB COMliANV Visit this unique new area of custom homes Gayle situated in one of Manchester’s most convenient areas for shopping, schools and religious activities. O g re n RANCHES R eel Eetete CAPES E d ito r fu llest Returns COLONIALS M t ROOM MISED RIUKH CONTEMPORARYS Water Hammer If you are cramped for room, you must see this From $63,000 and up Water hammer sometimes occurs when a faucet outstanding four bedroom home with 2 'A baths, IS suddenly closed. When the flow of water is suddenly m S a v in g s two fireplaces, appllanced kitchen, carpeting, and East Center Street to Porter Street, to Autumn stopped, its kinetic energy is expended against the a two-car attach^ garage. Beautiful large tread Street. Proceed to East Eldridge Street on the left. walls of the piping. This causes the piping to vibrate, lotll Liberal purchase prices on and leaks or other damage may result. MANCHESTER your present home! Water hammer may be prevented or its severity Five Family. Central location. Tenants pay BLANCHARD BLANCHARD reduced by installing an air chamber just ahead of the Effective Yield Annual Rate Type of Account faucet. The air chamber may be a piece of air-filled all utilities. Reduced to... A A 6 Year Certificate, u o rd o n j i Q f iS E n a -B P S S g T T O pipe or tubing, about 2 feet long, extending vertically * S « , 9 0 0 8 . 1 7 ’ ’“ $1,000 minimum. from the pipe It must be airtight. Commercial ~ t W 105 Main Street devices designed to pre-water hammer are also A ik About O ur Gumruntood Homo Soto Program RULTY GO., INC. available. IK lAfK itfiduv 4 Year Certificate, Ir H E wAR X months Town course on this 7 . 9 0 ’ '“ ~ 1 W $1,000 minimum. A 4 3 -9 6 M An air chamber requires occasional replenishing P IIIIP E IIT V « back t'j Watson, who miss< Robtrl D. Murdock, Roaltor of the air to prevent it from becoming water logged— ■ ■■•ff ■ ^ ^ l o r e in previous two weeks, i B ill 2 1 / 2 Year Certificate, ..that is, full of water instead of air. /until ju.st didn’t play very well 7 . 0 8 ’ '- 6 ^ ’ '“ $1,000 minimum. 643-2174 WHICH HOME SIID FASKR? en Twitty back out to the pract The home on the left. By one day. 1-2 Year Certificate, 6 .8 6 / 2’ '“ $1,000 minimum. Actually, both homes sold faster than the market average. Fact is, IN. homes offered for sale by ERA brokers usually do. 3P' • 3 Month Certificate, One reason is exposure. ERA Member Brokers can show your home 6 . 0 0 ’ '“ $1,000 minimum. REALTORS both locally and nationally through nearly 2,800 ERA offices across the land. Regular Savings Account. And considering that up to 40% of all homes are sold to out-of-town buyers, Interest paid day of deposit REALTORS I group 1: A ^ e tt xuodatlon 61REALTOIS serving the grexterl 5 . 4 7 ’ '“ MxncnettMr with more advertising expertise. " it s easy to see how the ERA system works in your favor. to day of withdrawal. impact and efficiency for both buyers and sellers. “CAPTIVATIMG” Second, most homes sold by ERA Brokers are covered by ERA’s ex- Eight room Brick & Stucco Facaded Dutch Colonial. Like cy ter betti btqrere and n U n . JUST LI8TEDI Sellers and Home Buyers Protection Plan. For instance, new throughout, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, in-law apartment, Interest compounded daily and continuously providing the highest 3 full baths. Set on over 1 acre among pine, maple & effective annual yield allowed by law. All certificate accounts require Qlatlonbury. Cjonn. ERA s unique plans cover the repair or replacement of most major working birch. Asking $67,500. •47,500 a substantial penalty in the event of early withdrawal. home components* while ERA’s selling for you and for i l-argc 2 Family home, separate heating systems, cxcellenti a full year after the sale. residential area. Large, mature trees on the property f Qualified veterans no money down. ERA warranted homes normally sell faster and for more money. And isn’t that what’s really important when What Is Your Property Worth? it’s time to sell your home? Ifcrit^ e Savings ERA. The real estate brokers with new ideas that W« wilt Inipccl your proporty make buying or selling simple and fast. • Exceptionally attractive Raised Ranch. Extensive use of and auggaal an aaklng prica. & Loan Association Since 1891 glass and the openness of the first floor allows the (No obligation)' ^ beautiful wooded setting to become part of the lifestyle. Mam Ottct Rt iM Wmiia wwthol I M EulM t Harriago Morvaymaiktt m Frank i Supormarkat Can MyMit Turnpika M «vt>mrr l I t t iL lL fireplaces, raised hearth in family room, built-in “CUTE AS A BUnON" Comirtg loon Montyrnarkat II m Foo«t Marl Manchatiar Farkado J ~ , Eight room Colonial, two full baths, two car garage Summer home with fireplace, full basement, full bath, plan lodayllt ^kcases, wall-to-wall carpeting. Only minutes from plus over 3 acres! Early occupancy. Extra lot downtown Manchester, Hartford or Bradley International large treed lot, only a couple of minutes walk to bcautitul Airport. possibility. Priced in the Fifties! Crystal Lake. Only $15,000. PfiSEK REAL ESTATE CO.. INC. | WILUAME.BELFIORE AGENCY TEDFORD 608 BURN8IDI AVE. PHILBRICK . EAST HARTFORD 431-433 Main SI. 647-1413 IIEIU. ESTATE if in T i 2 ^ 9 -7 4 7 5 64M200 646-4200 PAW . J. N t t m o e tu u u iL i m . m 6 4 7 .9 8 1 4 ,364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER

****6*666*6apaotaoapppoo«p PPPP 6 P 6 PPPPPPPPP 6 PP******* ••••••SPPPPPPPSPPPPPPPPOPP Vp p p p s Htip Wanltd 13 H tIp Wantad 19 HtIp Wantad 13 Schoo/t-C/aiaaa 19 Homaa For Sala S3 Homaa For Sala S3 GET MORE witf CRAFTSMEN WANTED - FOR THE BEIST - Manchester HN or LI’N - Full or part National Weather Forecast MANCHESTER - Verplanck HEBRON - Delightful 6 room lime, 7 a m. to ,1 p.m. I.aurel Table space JIO only fee. Craft Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Ranch home. Custom built, pupils per teacher. FREE in­ School, Remodeled 4 bedroom Manor. Chestnut Street, 649- Fair, May 6, 10 a m to 3 p.m. Colonial. 1 1/2 baths. First family kitchen, spacious 4519 643-5939 or 646-1841 troductory lesson with this ad. SENTRY living room, fireplace, 3 Call 646-6306, or 646-3549, floor laundry, carpeted. Treed lot. 16x32 in ^ u n d pool. $45,- bedrooms, bath and lavratory, ■am 8EAI- ESTAH SERVICES WANTKl) . Plumber or DIETARY AID - Full time CARRIER 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- den,den. garage,e, exceptionallyexceptiona NEW TO MARKET I’l um ber's H e lp e r Must work every other KEEP SMILING 0131. located on 1 1/2 acre well Kxperienee necessary Call weekend, and some holidays. w ' landscaped lot. Horse bam A A T M M D J. FMNUU Jl. JMM* M 6M t«l MCtUIO C. KHnUN 64B-4876. anytime. Apply In per.son. East Hart­ KEEP HAPPY MANCHESTER - South (horse included) shed, riding NEW HOMES ...... MANCHESTER JUM la MmtAU ford Convalescent Home. 745 NEEDED Farms area, near Martin tractor, wood stove, 30 foot Ranches-Raised Ranches-Colonials-Capes-Dutches- Main Street, East Hartford MATIIHF SALKS Person - TO DELIVER THE DOLLAR •AMFfUNCIBOO School, 6-year-old Cape, rec room in basement, con­ Contemporary Homes - now starting. 3 and 4 bedrooms - Full time only. Apply in per­ □ REAL ESTATE McCarthy Built. 3 bedrooms, venient to school bus, 20 fireplaced family room, double garages - city utilities - son to Marlow's 867 Main WANTED - Retired job shop SAVER m THE AREA V. Y ~ lovely treed lots - prices starting $62,500. L09AMOBUB IW baths, dining room, family minutes to Pratt & Whitney, S tr e e t In D ow ntow n machinist, full or part lime many many extras. Low, low OF PORTER ST., ------V room, fireplac^living room, Manchester Manchester located business. Homaa For Sala S3 carpeting, garage, deck etc. $50’s. Act fast, beat the spring Call 649-5.184 for details after buyers. Donald S. Gale Real 5:30 p m FERGUSON RD. AND On large nicely landscaped MKCHANIC ■ experienced MANCHESTER - Spring lot. $57,900. Owner. 6 4 ^ 7 1 . Estate, 485 Burnside Ave., re(|Uired but not preferred LUDLOW ST., MARCH. Street location. Attractive f Principles Only. East Hartford. 528-6280, 286 Ranch lovere ehould Inapect thie Immaculate home on room Connecticut Gambrel Primarily work on BABYSITTER NEEDED - 7939. quiet Manchoaler street. Eal-ln kitchen, three or four CALL TOM at nestled on a beautiful wooded BLAHCHARD & ROSSETTO Volkswagens Apply 270 Hart­ 6:30 a m to 9 a m , 1 p m. to I 7 7 3 i COVENTRY - Brick Colonial. bedrooms, two lull baths, fireplaced rec room. Upper ford Hoad, Manenester. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 lot. Country kitchen, two $40’s. Don’t wait. 4 30 p.m Hartford Hoad - working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ Four bedrooms, 2 plus acres, Vcrplanck area Please call • -r .-i - UFIWIATNIN FOTOCAIT €> age. Must be seen. |70’s. R. borders pond. High $40's. ^ HKAl) TKl.LKH 649-6727 before 2 30 2:30 pm HEBRON experieneed required. South Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. MANCHESTER 646-1980, 6647-1139. See this charming seven room Windsor Hank and Trust Com­ BABYSITTER NEEDED in For period ending 7 a m. EST 3/25/78. Friday night will U&R built Raised Ranch Investors - We have several mulll-unll buildings In Cathedral ceiling living roort. COLUMBIA LAKE REALTORS pany Apply In person, 108.1 various areas of town. Call for locatlona and figures. my East Hartford home. Own find rain or showers in the Pacific Northwest and from the SIX ROOM CAPE - Centrally 6 ROOM RANCH - Garage, floor to ceiling stone fireplace, LAKEVIEW DR...... $49,900 •lolm Fiteli Itivd , South Wind­ transportation, 7 year old boy, good condition. Call anytime panelled family room with brick sor. between 9 a in and .1 p m STUFFER AND MAILERS - Mississippi Valley to the mid Atlantic coast. Rain or snow is located, 2 to 4 bedrooms, $37,- Immaculate Ranch w/private beach rights. Kit. w/dining 14 month old girl 569-4342 URGENTLY NEEDED' )25 6464815. fireplace, three bednwms. dining area, living room w/fireplace, & carpeting. 3 bedrooms KINDSIZED SPLIT Monday thru Friday expected in the Dakotas, otherwise, generally fair weather 900. Call 646^877. room and kitchen, l-car garage IHT hundred GUARANTEED. is predicted elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: treed lot $48,900 lus a Den or family room- Rec. room w/wood stove on child-sale cul-de-sac. Fireplaced living room, dining MANCHESTER - New listing. .M'nd self-addressed sta m ^ (approx max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 48 ( 65), COVENTRY - Immaculate six Eook-up. Priced to sell at $49,900.00 room, 3 or 4 bedrooma, 1 '/ t baths, family room, 2-car envelope, Tk Enterprises, Box room Raised Ranch. Dynamite 8 room Cape. 646-2482 (Sj garage. Shows real well. Boston 31 (48), Chicago 32 ( 43), Cleveland 30 ( 42), Dallas 37 Featuring country sized lot. 4 NOTICE 21679, Dencover, Co. 80221 Fireplace, bath and a half, 2- UmIHh i ^ (66). Denver 34 (57). Duluth 15 (37), Houston 45 ( 68) bedrooms, fireplaced family U U REALTY CO., MC. car garage. Nice setting, $49,- PUBI.IC HEARING Jacksonville 55 ( 78), Kansas City 32 (47), Little Rock 35 (51)! room, formal dining room, 643-2492 BH.l.ING CLERK - Position 900. L^ssenger Sells, 646-8713. MERBITT Agency BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ia)s Angeles 53 ( 65), Miami 65 (81), Minneapolis 22 ( 37), New applianced kitchen, 2 1/2 Robert D. Murdock A Member of ELECTRONIC REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. requires a detail-oriented per­ baths, 2 car garage and im­ IB iil TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF GENERAL MANAGER son with typing ability ana 1-2 Orleans 50 ( 62), New York 31 (44). Phoenix 53 ( 67), San COVENTY - Two family near Rm Hot 646-1180 28 Connecticut Blvd., Eaet Hartford April .1, 1978 Francisco 49 (71), Seattle 44 ( 63), St. Louis 31 (45), Center. Excellent Investment, maculate, immaculate in­ •Subject to an applicabie deducbble 269-4331 years directly related terior. Act fast on this char­ 7 30 P M, Washington 34 (52). call for details. Lessenger experience to process special ming home. Priced in the low WADDELl. .STIKMfL AUDITORIUM Sells, 646-6713. billings and order entry func­ $70’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419. MANCHESTER - Victorian 163 Broad .Street tions. Apply to Personnel, Colonial. Large lot. 2 car gar­ Notice IS lierehy given that in accordance with the provisions of Control Data Corporation, 41 age. Many nice features. I h.ipter V of the Town Charter, as amended, the Board of Progress Drive, Manchester "Handy Man's Special." Ihreclors of the Town of Manchester will hold a Public Hearing Atfirmalive Action Employer Won’t be around long. $32,900. m f Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 on the tentative budgets of the Cieneral Manager for Siud Town Call Today. Blast Coast Real­ DON’T READ THIS - ol Manchester for the fiscal year beginning July 1. 1978 as n EDUCATION ty, 5269668, evenings, 646 CI.F.RK - Filing, typing and SMALL ENGINE Service 2616. puhlished or to he published by the (.leneral Manager in The assisting with medical Corporation - expanding Manchester Evening Herald (/fi/ess Vof/ Are A records Full time. Apply in dealer network No Prtvata Inatructlona II MANCHESTER - FantasUc Said Hearing will be held in the Auditorium of the Waddell t>crson. East Hartford Con­ experience necessary Value! Call today. Large 4 Horso Loverlll Schiml, 163 Hroad Street, on Monday. April 3. 197R. at 7 30 in the valescent Home, 745 Main Complete training program. REMEDIAL READING and bedroom Cape. Excellent con­ BARROWS evening, at which Hearing any eU*ctor or taxpayer may have an Street, East Hartford $500 investment required to math: individualized work dition with garage. Great SPRING FEVER? start your own business. Ideal opportunity to be heard For and by order of the Board'of Direc­ program, llst-8th grade) by house with huge yard for kids. MACHINIST - Bridgeport, for retired or part time. Hart’s ths Rsmsdyl tors of th(' town of MaiU'hosler. Connecticut. master's degree teacher 568- GROUP I: A id K t Muxiatlon o l REALTOM MfVinp th« greater Low $40s. East ^ s t Realty, good tooling and fixture Details on request. Mr. 8075. S i WALLACE Eli/abeth J Intagliata, Secretary Manchciter area wdth more actvcrtMng expertise, 5269668, 6469969 This newer three bedroom Ranch will appeal to you. All COMWANV experience Excellent pay and Barker. ESCAA Field impact and efficiency for both buyers end sellers. MANCHESTEN PARKAOE IhKin! of Dirw'tors benefits 647-1913 , 8 a.m.-5 Training Division Box 619„ PIANO INSTRUCTION - hardwood floors, stained woodwork, sewing room, I 'k baths. Enjoy U\e large yard with 16x32 swimming pool. Manchester. Connecticut pm . Wading River. New York. Experienced, creative Lota-Land tor Sala 24 Dated at Manchester. ConninMieiit this twentieth dav of March 11792. teacher. Degree: state and Minutes from Manchester. Live a little, you’ve earned it 646-7833 1978 DISH MACHINE Operator - 9 national certification. AH LISTED 46 HOWS AGO EIGHT WOODED Acres - MANCHESTER <67,900 $43,900. TIN MW.TIPU U6TWQ SEAVK/Cf O M IC tl THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT 049-03 a m.-3 p.m. Monday - Friday. MANCHESTER - Residential- levels, beginhers welcome. Large frontage, brook, $23,- I Spacious four bedroom RAISED RANCH in Opportunity for advancement. ly located. Pizza and Sub Many extras. Gretchen Van 500. Four acres overlooking Apply at Farm Shop, 2892 Shop. Good income. Fully Why, 647-9751. Columbia Lake, $32,000 Five I new area. 16x22’ living room, formal dining slain Street. Glastonbury. equipped, "get rolling in 1. RAISED RANCH acres open land, $21,900. Also room, eat-in kitchen with all appliances, OUTSTANDING l!\VITAT10IN TO BID dough. " Call English Colonies GUITAR, BANJO. Bass 8 Rooms, IVk baths, 34 bedrooms, wall to wall building lots from $8 500 HANS CHRISTIAN Anderson Realty, Ltd., 643-7743. lessons: Experienced with on hardwood floors, 4!i ncre lot. Three zone heat. Lessenger Selll, 6468713. M family room with fieldstone fireplace. Two ProfessNNial Custom home has three spacious bedrooms, 2 full SealcHi bids will bv rcci'ived in the l)(lice of The Director ot Montessori School is accep­ children aged 5 on. Adults too. Two car garage, aluminum siding, treed area. sets of sliding glass doors to oversized Belocatfon Service At No Extra Coitl baths with the master bath having a sunken tub, General Services, 41 Center Street. Manchester, Connecticut ting applications for assistant Enjoyable rapid progress. Move-in amdlU<». High fifties. BOLTON - Opportunity for lOg MANY PEOPLE only dream W« a n ja u r awartf-wiiinliig NELO tmiI Mtaig lovely fireplace plus double garage, pool, pond, until April 5. 1978 at II UU a m fur the fotiuwing teacher, 3 afternoons per of owning their own business. Free loan instrument. 11 acres of residential develop- deck. Central air conditioning is just one of barn with 4 stalls, kennels and THIRTEEN week, starting September b r ^ bMtod by otmr II yaan d l nj)«rlwic« PAINTING INTERHiR AND EXTERIOR-SENIOR CITIZEN Perhaps it's lime for you to years experience. 646-6557. high scenic I the many extra features in this home. HEY, LOOK ME OVER ACRES!!! CENTER 1978. Some Montessori pursue that dream. I have ^ Katherine Bourn •nd tm lM to troMforrod poopio and com- experience or training Schoola-Claaaaa 19 2. NINE ROOM RANCH 742-8^. J. Watson Beach Co., Attractive Oiree bedroom Ranch located on quiet street is Special attention is callwl to the requirements of the Davis- over 1.000 businessess for sale The ponloo. Ona cofl putt iM to work morkoting your preferred. Send resume to box by owners. Many for 100x250 lot. Two zone beat plus central air con­ tonchester Office, 647-9139 convenient to everyUiing. All hardwood floors, heated Bacon Act Ijb o r Rale and Employment Standards 218, Bolton. Conn. 06040. p r o j ^ haro and finding now proporty tor you minimum down. For free HANS CHRISTIAN Anderson ditioning. 3 garages (workkup passible). Two Equal Housing Opportunity. family room with wood stove and many other nice things. 8nywh#rp. The Town of Mancbesler is an equal opportunity employer, and brochure write: Interstate Montessori School - In Bolton, full baths, stove, custom dnqM negotiable. Just $45,900. requires an affirmative action policy for all of its Contractors Butinats Opportunity 14 Business Markelinjfi^.O. Box is accepting registration for Four bedrooms. Nicely fenced yard. Lower mid Bualnaaa Proparty ” ****26 imnsH CEtluHodSf, iA R R O W ! and Vendors as a condition of doing business with the Town, as 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. September enrollment, for 2 fifties. Immediate occupancy! W realty company h,0. TntiHrl, Prftidvnt per Eedcral Order 11246 LONG ESTABLISHED to 6 year olds. 3, 4. 5. days, M^CHESTER - For lease. Restaurant - In Downtown SERVICE BUSINESS - With a m. or p.m. sessions 13,000 square feet of industrial HOUM: Ths Bsrrows i WsIIms Company 113 E. CENTER 8T. Bid forms, plans and specifications are available at the General D .F. REALE Manchester. Excellent familv $800 a week income available available. Kindergarten SMce. Springier system, am­ Dally 1:30 • I p.m. Services Office, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. operation. Includes equip­ tundayt Clotad MANCHBSTIN HARTPOND H J MANCHESTER in this area. A cash business. Program offered. CalF Lynne ple parking. Call Arthur M . I tjn. • I p.m. 179 Main 8t.' og 6 4 6 -4 5 2 9 TOWN OK MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ment. Owner anxious. Call for Minimum investment R e ^ y , 646-5727. or 429-7297. A aorto, 646la3. J. WatsM M i 72I-U15 W 647-1000 ROBERT B WEISS. GENERAL MANAGER details. Lombardo & required 203-627-OSS0, 203481- Non-Uiscriminatory Place Of Realtors 647-1413 Beach Co., M anch^ter Of­ 051-03 Associates. 649-4003. 9544. Learning. fice, 647-9139.

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• Business Property 28 Arddes for Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 47 W aM to B uy «a s Autoe Autoa For Sale s a le ei67 Autoa aMtel’crT For Sale i ...... 61 Autos *...... For Sale ... si That Duster PACKAGE STORE - For sale ALUMINUM sheets lued as CASH PAID Immediately - in a growing suburban area. printing plates, .007 thick, Phone 7424816 after three. TAB SALE for gold jewelry and 23x32", 2S cents each or 5 for f NTaVs Msvanfl diamonds. Licensed brokker A SOFT ICE Cream truck 31. Phone 64S-2ni. M , Itaicii HIK for over 1/2 century. Savitt ready to go. Call today, 203- 10 ajB. Is 4 pjn. P .O .M .G . J e w e le r s , 35 677-8116. UNffGRMS WANTED - Cub OM HANTFOm no. Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 016 Brownies, nurses. East faster Rabbit CatboUc SclMoI. 649-122S. WANTED - Oak table, oak Resort Property 27 China closet, marble top TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Building SuppHea 42 table. Call 875-7120. COVENTRY - 3 room summer Good condition. Good for cottage. Porch, drilled well, plating, or welding. Call 649- NATURAL STONE for treed lot, 33,500. Hayes Corn. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. retaining walls, veneers, 646-0131. patios, etc. Pick up by the KEEP SMILING NCR CASH REGISTER - pound or delivery by the ton. ® Sale. ® KEEP HAPPY Real Estate Wanted 28 Reconditioned, with many Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., 649-3163. ALL CASH For your property, 228-3957. Doge-BIrds-Pete 43 BUY A RABBR CAR within 24 hours. Avoid Rm Tape, Instant Service. Hayes MOLDED FORMICA top and □ RENTALS Corporation, 646-0131. paneled bar with two shelves DOG-CAT BOARDING and four stools. 3175. 646-6028. bathing/grooming. Obedience SELLING your house? Call us protection classes. Complete Rooms lor Rent 52 GET A RABBir FREE first and we’ll make you a NEW HOME Sewing Machine modern facilities. Canine cash offer. T.J. Crockett, - white and aqua, new cabinet, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Realtor, 643-1577. attachments, 3100. Call Road, Manchester. For reser­ Birch House Women. Central­ anytime 569-2348. vations please call 646-5971. ly located. Downtown IMMEDIATE Cash for your Manchester. Kitchen properly. Let us explain our WHITE BRICK Free standing TOY POODLE PUPPIES - privileges. Call 649-2358. fair proposal. Call Mr. fireplace with mantle and And stud services. From Belfiore, 617-1413. accessories, stand up dresser. selected breeding at fair CLEAN FURNISHED Room Kitchen Aid hot water dis­ prices. 423-8789. for mature gentleman. Call MAY WE BUY your home? penser, all like brand new. 646-4701 after 6 p.m. Quick, fair, all cash and no Moved. Call Midge after 8 AKC SAMOYED Puppies - problems. Call Warren E. p.m., 568-1634. excellent with children. Call FURNISHED SLEEPING Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 728-3091 days, or 643-2350 Room - Conveniently located. ELECTRIC MEAT Sheer 320. evenings. Kitchen privileges. For HouseholdiQoods 40 Car Top Luggage Carrier, 325 woman only. Call 649-1133, or best offS. Call 646-1718, IRISH SETTER Pups - 6 after 7 p.. AU UZU REFRIGERATORS after 3:00 p.m. weeks old. Pure bred, no JUST IN TIME FOR THE 3S-S0 nxn Washers, ranges, used, papers. Call 649-7847, PLEASANT ROOM for guaranteed and clean. New TWO 1974 RUPP Snow anytime, after 12 noon. working gentleman. Kitchen A wardrobe is never shipment damaged, GE and Mobiles, with covers, 40 privileges, parking, near bus complete unless it has a horsepower each. Excellent SHIH TZU -12 weeks old, pure line, references required. 647- duster for those leisure­ Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Pearl and Son, 649 Main running condition. 3500. each. bred but no papers. Paper 9033. EASTER PARADE. JUST AT time moments. 569-3092 anytime. trained. Sacrifice 375. 871- No. 1350 with Photo- Street, 643-2171. Main Street, 643-2171. 2257. CONVENIENTLY Located in Guide is in Sizes 38 to 50. SAVE 3 - Order firewood for private home - 2 corner Size 40, 44 bust . . . bedrooms for rent to mature TOLLAND GOUNTY VOLKSWAGEN yards. 45 inch. Sears portable dryer - Harvest next season and save! Taking HANDLING CLASSES - 8 orders now. Call 646-7905 weeks, beginning March 29, gentlemen. One room with Patterns available only Gold. Very good condition. Rt. 83, Vemon-Manchester Line • 649-2638 375. Call 2M-W42 anytime. between 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Instructors Sal Verndrilla and walk-in closet, garage; one in sizes shown. Ron Zaccho. Obedience with parking. Phone M3-8504. TO ORIER. ti.oo far tadi VOLKSWAGEN DOES IT AGAIN atUn, plas far pattace aid REMODELING Large classes beginniM March 30, ndUag. FURNITURE GALORE and •FREE RABBIT IS STUFFED TOY APPROX. 42” HIGH. t lots more. Used-A-Bit FSir- Building - 200 used florescent instructor. Sue (aros. Italian LIGHT Housekeeping Room - OFFER GOOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS out BURNETT niture, 679 Main Street, Blast light fixtures. 2 bulbs 4 and 8 American Hall, Manchester. Fully furnished. Stove, ■ a -----«-----A-- ««---- »-» •uncnMvar nwwo Hartford. 2894480, Tuesday foot fixture, 38. each and up. Classes offered by South refrigerator and linens 1180 Av*. ol Aim rioM thru Saturday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sell any amount, 10% discount Windsor Kennel Club. For in­ (rovioed. 801 Main Street, Htm Yoril, N.Y. 100M formation call 289-5351 - 289- Mianchester. 649-9879. Buy and sell. 10 or more. All in working Homes lor Rent 54 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA - 1977 FORD LTD Wagon - Air, condition. Gremmo & Sons 0694 after 6 p.m. air conditioning, am/fm, in­ rriit Hu m , Mdmi vitt ZIP ng i stereo, reclining seat, rack, CODE. n,ll NimNr laE tilt. HOOVER PORTABLE Dryer Sales, 819 East laddie Turn­ HOUSE TO RENT - East cludes snow tires, under 50,000 low mileage, 3SS0O. 6464099. The Spring & Summer’78 - In excellent condition. 365.00. pike, Manchester, 649-9953. FREE TO GOOD Home - 2 with 3 other girls. Kitchen Hartford. 2 bedrooms, garage, miles, 31400. 569-3766. . gray tiger kittens, litter boxed privileges. 330. per week. Call BASIC FASHION con­ Call before 9:00 a.m. mor­ large yard. Busline, walk to PINTO 1976 - Wagon. 2300 TWO PAIRS of bucket seats trained, 646-1841, after 5 p.m. 649-8005. tains a Bonus Coupon. nings, 646-1337. church, stores, school. 3300 DODGE COLT GT - 1974, cubic centimeters, rack, ilr from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Cross Price . . . 32.00 a copy. plus heat and utilities. Orljglnal owner, excellent con­ conditioning, automatic. Im­ MUST SELL - Miniature ROOM TO RENT - Heated. Add 32.00 for the New ELECTROLUX Vacuum pair white. Excellent condi­ References and security dition with many extras. maculate condition. 32800.6U- SUCCESS IN SEWING. Cleaner - Also Shampooer and tion. 350 pair. 6334131. Schnauzer. Gentle, loves Very pleasant. Shower and deposit. 236-2498, after 5:00 Asking 32150. Call 875-0115. 3793. Floor Polisher. Repossesed. 1 children. Call 649-3735. bath. Front entrance. p.m. Working man preferred. It’s nice to know they’re there when you need each. 1123 Main Street, E las^ ORGANS - Gulbransens - New 1972 FORD MUSTANG - 1969 FORD FAIRLANE - two Livestock 44 Reasonable. 649-9167. Hartford. 9 to 5. Ralato II, 37999; President FAMILY SPECIAL ■ 3 Automatic, power steering, door, V-8. Automatic and 33999. Theatrum, used ^499. bedrooms with carpeting, 351 engine. Excellent condi­ Apartments For Rent 53 power steering. Call 648-1573, them. Help the Red Cross help you...GIVE! Butinees Property 26 WE BUY AND SELL Used Pacemaker, 31399 up. Kim- RIDING LESSONS indoor parking, appliances, yard for tion. Asking 32500. Call 643- anytime. furniture. One piece or entire balls, 1899 up. Arps Omni riding ring. Western stock children. Only 3290. Rental 9838, anytime. houseful. Cash on the line. Synthiesizers, new 31349. Arps seat, saddle seat, and hunt LOOKING for anything in real Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. MANCHESTER - For sale CWyssey, new 3899. LUCA seat. All levels 228-9817. estate rental - apartments, Furniture Bam. 646-0865. 1972 CHEVROLET Caprice - Trucks lor Sale 62 Commercial building and MUSIC, 1540 Mineral Spring homes, multiple dwellings, no Ottlees-Stores lor Rent 55 Air, power steering and liquor store. Call for details. Avenue, off Route 44, North A ntiq u es 48 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate brakes. 4 door. Automatic. Marion E. Robertson Realtor, Providence, Rhode Island. Associates,, Inc. 646-1980. 1972 FORD 100 - straight 8, n MISC. FOR SALE OFFICE SPACE for rent in Good condition. 31500. 644- with cap, good condition, It doesn’t take a disaster to know that the Red Cross helps the people 643-5953. Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 - 9:00; Sat.- WANTED. Antique furniture, Manchester - heat, air, 1012. asking 31600. Call 644-0312 Sat. 9:30 - 6:00. glass, pewter, oil paintings or MANCHESTER - Main janitor, fully carpeted. Will Street, 3 room apartment, before 3 p.m. MANCHESTER - Ideal for of­ Artleles lor Sale 41 other antique items. R. renovate to tenants specifira- 1975 RABBIT - 4 door, red, 4 fice or business. Concrete 23 INCH USED Color TV Con­ Harrison, 643-8709. heated, hot water, appliances, in this community, but most people don’t know about the Red Cross tion. 500 square feet to 1500 speed, excellent condition, 1674 FORD COURIER Pickup brick building, 2712 square sole - RCA, asking 3150. Very ^^rking, no pets Security. 523- square feet. 649-5334, 643-7175. asking 32.650. Call 528-4390. feet, 342,500. P.J. Correnti C.B. HY-GAIN II - 23 channel good condition. 5^2535. -35,000 miles. Can be seen at and antenna. Excellent condi­ FRAMES 31.00, Wire doll bed, 801 Parker Street, Realtor, 646-5252. 310., marble table top, 340. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Bus. and the rnany things they do unf//a disaster happens. It’s a sad fact, tion. 380. CB 800 Sharp 23 CROCHETED KNITTED - FOUR ROOM Apartment - 426 Manchester, or call Robb at. channel, new never used, 335. Marble sink, 325. Comode Excellent running condition, 646-6400. 8:30 to 5:00. Sewn Barbe and Ken clothes towel rack, 310., old school Broad Street, no appliances, OFFICE SPACE new engine last summer. 643- 646-5423 after 6 p.m. at reasonable price. Call 569- 3155. Security deposit. ATTRACTIVE Restaurant or desk, 310., iris glass, 33.00, FOR RENT 0823. FORD 1978 - F-150 Super Cab considering that their important contributions to our health and safety Business 2 site. 1 acre. 200 0544. electric sewing machine, 325., Married couple no pets. 643- HAMMOND ORGAN - Model 4751. ZSO iquare ffct, center of 1975 VW RABBIT - 4 door, 4 Pickup, 19,000 miles, air con­ foot frontage, with 6 room T-243. Excellent condition. Walnut dining set, Victorian Mnncheiter, ilr coiidltloRlng bimI ditioned, rust proofed, regular house. 367,M0. Owner. 1-828- OVATION GUITAR - With set, best offer. Toys, wigs narking. Call MJ-tUl. speed, am/fm stereo, new 31,000. Call after 5:00 p.m., case. Immaculate. List 33%. MANCHESTER - 3 rooms 2nd tires, 32650. Call 646^)807 or gas, Reese hitch, 643-0613. rely mainly on our contributions. The first aid programs, water safety 1363. 649-1995. 35.00. Books. 649-50^. Selling 3175. CaU 742-7637. floor. Excellent location, no 646-1980 ask for Joan. pets. Security deposit. Call 1668 FORD PICK UP - good 568-1054 after 6 p.m. TWO ROOM Office suite running condition, needs body instruction, service to military families and blood banks go on located In the heart of down­ work, Insullated cab, 3400. BUSINESS & SERVICE 226 CHARTER OAK Street - 3 town Manchester. Heat in­ TOLLAND COUNTY Call after 5 p.m. 646-7331. Rooms, second floor apart­ cluded for 3165, per month. throughout the year...and in times of emergency, they’re on the spot ment. Suitable for working Group One, Zinsser Agency, VOLKSWAGEN Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 gentleman. Stove, 646-1511, ROUTE B3, refrigerator, heat. No pets. V«rnon>ManohMltr Lina 1973 HONDA XL 250 - 1800 355 weekly. Security. 649-1746. Resort.Property with medicai aid and morai support. The Red Cross is there for you... •4B-2B38 miles. Many trail riding F o r Rent 56 extras. 3350. Call 646-8327. FOUR ROOM RENT - 1st 1174 CHEVT C6MU0 ■1698 H.T.. V-6, A,T,, P.S., Red wllh floor, carpeting, garage, COMFORTABLE COTTAGE - black vinyl roof YAMAHA 350 - 1972. Good be there for them. They need you, your support, your time, your con­ washer dryer hookup, closed With fresh water lake within DIRECTORY 1171 PimOUTN DUBm '1N0 condition, new battery. 3350. in porch, sliding glass doors, walking distance, sleeps six, 2 Or., blua. 9. ■qtQmatlc, P. 644-1406, evenings. heat, hot water, appliances in­ within five minutes to beaches 1178 TOYOTA PICT ”•1396 Services Ottered 4 cyfinoor.noor. 4 ipaadi brown. tributions to continue to serve our community. Give generously. 31 Services Ottered 31 Palnllng-Peperlng 32 Bullding-Contrecting 33 cluded. April 1st. 3245. before and bayside, Eastham, Cape 4:30, 643-9787. Cod - Rental June-October. 1074 MU8TAN0 M *2818 Automotive Service 66 C iM TREE Service - Free es- COMPLETE CARPET & Tile PAINTING - interior and pel 4 cyl.. 4 spaed Irans., Bronze. timates, discount senior installation and repairs. Free exterior, paperhanging, CARPENTRY - Custom FIVE ROOM Duplex - Just after 3:30 p.m. citizens. Company estimates. Call Pat, at 646- excellent work. References. Houses. Additions. Garages. remodeled, 3230. Security, ' pi^Kiip mm Manchester owned and 3745, after 5 p.m. Free estimates. Fully in­ Roofing and Siding. Kitchens, references, married couples, Wanted to Rent 57 1968 MUSTANG - V-8 1971 OMC tprlnt Vt ton ptekiMi, HOLMES/WATKINS FUNERAL HOMES operated. Call 646-1327. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Bathrooms Sc repair work of no pets. 647-9481, before 4 p.m, automatic. Convertible. Cali Notl Itnoy. Sharp bait# wrai MANCHESTER GLASS COMPANY NORTHWAY REXALL PHARMACY all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis WIDOW WANTS 4 Rooms. before 9:00 mornings, 646- brown vbwl roof, 9 oyl., AT, PS, Howard L. Holmat Norman M. Holmat HIGHLAND PARK MARKET EXPERT FURNITURE 4431. AC. AM/FM Sloroo, TNI Whool, 81 Woodland SIraat 230 North Main Straat DRESSMAKING & refinishing and antioue lo r an estimate, 6434712. TWO FAMILY - 2 car garage, Heated, appliances, about 1337. Needs top. • DOid Control, Nadlai Arthur Q. Holmat Howard M. Holmat 317 Highland SIraat Alterations done reasonably. modern heating, 5 rooms WhhowaHiLlIfN. Manchattar Manchaatar restoration. Free estimates. HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch 3200. On HUD, Section 8 D I n c t o n Manchaatar Please call 646-4972, E. Loveland, 6494963. each. Close to schools, shop­ Program. Call 524-5453, MUST SELL - 1676 Cutlass 1971 OODQI D190. Vt Ton painted for 3150-3200 by ping. 289-3515. Salon, excellent condition. Flofcup. 9 Ft Swo^ Lino S ^ scheduling now. Professional With FIborftMt Cop. ThrMy I MANCHESTER HONDA & KAWASAKI WINDOW CLEANING - 34500. 643-0318. Cyt.r Sid. 9 8pd. Trorw. >M "The Fuel Oil Company Thet Sevee You Money" SHERWIN WILLIAMS ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. INCOME TAX preparation at considers any job. 289-9287, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 24 Adama Straat Whether it’s your office, store your home, exi>erienced. Dan FURNISHED Three Room ri AUTOMOTIVE S t m . CMion'i Sand C SR o^. “Decorating Canter" "Inauranamitha Since 1914" or residence, call Quality evenings or weekends, Don. FOR SALE - 1962 4-door Ford Toohomotor, l-Tono Point Soou* B & B OIL CO. Mosler, 649-329 or 5254263. BIDWELL Home Improve­ apartment. Heat and electric hr. 994H. Manchattar 981 Main Straat, Manchaatar Maintenance Inc. for your supplied. References Galaxie. 3175. Phone 649-1740 963 Main Straat, Manchaatar J.P. LEWIS St SON - Interior ment Co. Expert installation Autof For Sale 61 1974 CKIVROLIT CT Vi Ton 315 Broad Straal, Manchattar spring cleaning needs. Fully BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - of aluminum siding, gutters required. 3225. per month. or 643-8137. Plohup. I Ft FlooMdo So^, 9 insured, estimates. Why not and exterior painting, Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Cyl., lid. 9 Spd. Rodlo. t Ton# HERITAGE SAVINGS & LOAN Fireplaces, concrete. paperhanging, and and trims. Roofing installa­ 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 Oroon A Wtit Ono Of Tho N lo^ J.D. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, INC. THE TYRE MAN AL SIEFFERrS APPLIANCE A TV make an appointment with us Chimney repairs. No job too tion and repairs, 649-6495, 875- 1972 CADILLAC - 62,000 miles. Around, i itit. 1007 Main Straal today. 646-^5. > remodeling. Fully insured. BRIGHT AND SUNNY - cylinders. Good condition. Original. 31800. Cali 647-9137. 1974 CHIVNOLIT CIO, Ton Division of Berman and Bergen Tire Centers, Inc. 443 Hartford Road small. Save! Call 6444%6 for 649-9658. 9109. Automatic. 31695, or best 'A 518 Cantar Straal Manchattar estimates. Laundry facilities, basement, Flofcup, Anothor Soouty Hot 9 357 Broad Straal, Manchaatar Manchaatar offer. Call 875-4537, 1973 FORD PINTO .Squire Cyl., AT, FS, IMIo, l>Tono. Thoy Manchattar CARPET INSTALLATIONS - SPECIALIZING cleaning and parking. Only 3150. Rental Como fto NIoor. 12999. Stair shifts, repairs. Carpets, PAPER HANGING - Assistors. 236-5646. Small fee. Wagon. Low mileage. Low gas MINIT-MAN PRINTING WATERPROOFING Professional paper hanger, repairing chimneys, roof, new V______1979 FOND Ponohoro, *A Ton MEDICAL PHARMACY MANCHESTER HERALD steam cleaning. Free simates. Basements, foundation roofs. Free estimates. 30 consumption. Excellent condi­ Flohup, Shorp Rod WHh SIk. U & ItREALTY CO.. INC. 649-6265. graduate of professional CLEAN AND COZY - 2 tion. Call 646-8327. Roof. • Cyl., AT, FS, Rodlo, 423 Cantar St. A 811 Main SI. (In lha mall) 344 Main SIraat cracks, hatchways, tile lines, Years Experience. Howicy, Whilowant, lilra Cloan "N e w 5 U iad H o m e e " “Harald Squara” paper hanging school. bedrooms, carpeting, laundry Manchattar sum p p um ps. 30 y e a rs References, free estimates, 643-5361. FOR SALE Throufhout I29H. 99 Eatt Cantar SIraat, Manchattar Manchattar Manchaatar ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers experience! Charlie and Al, facilities, appliances. Only 1 969 JEEPSTER 1979 FORD FIDO ^ Ton Flofcup, and attics, moving large painting interior, exterior. 3175 Rental Assistors, 236- 1973 TORSCHE 914 COMMANDO - Needs new • Ft Sody, Thrltty • Cyf. Std. 9 6434953 , 242-5915. Dean Smith, 646-5241. ROOFER WILL Install roof •f^. Trono. Boowlful VoMolt for SAPORITI MEMORIAL GO. WILSON ELECTRICAL CO. w. G. GLENNEY CO. appliances. Also stone or loam siding or gutters for low dis­ 5646. Small fee Excallant condition. transmission, 3500 or best pUoouro or Suoinm . 12799. SENTRY REAL ESTATE SERVICES 470 Cantar Straat delivered. 644-1775. HEM AND Alterations - Done count price. Call ken at 647- offer. 649-5873. 1999 CHIVY 2 Ton Von. 9 Cvl., 4 73 Summit SIraat 336 North Main Straat Ono ownor. Spd. 12 Ft. AkimlmNn Soi, 0 ^ "Serving Mencheeter, Eait HarttortI, So. Wlndeor" Manchattar at home. 649-5410. Bullding-Contrecting 33 1566 IMMEDIATE Occupancy - 2 Manchaatar Manchaatar REWEAVING burns, holes. bedrooms, parking, Low mlloago. 1673 CHEVY IMPALA - Four Rurininp, Hutfcv Tniofc. $1199. 29 Connacticut Blvd., Eaat Hartford l4MfTMM IMBaWacOM Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ED'S LIGHT Trucking - attics WES ROBBINS carpentry appliances Only 3155, Rental AM/FM Radio door. Power steering, power McDONAL'O’S® Window shades, Venetian and cellars cleaned. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. 4 Snow Tirot and Rima brakes, air conditioning HAMY STICKUS WATKINS BROTHERS, INC. MORIARTY BROTHERS blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Beautiful Forest green. lUBUIIBAN MOTORS SLYVIA LA PENTA AGENCY 48 Waat Cantar Straal Reasonable rates. Call 646- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, $3400. Known for quality, Famoua tor aetvice tfnca 7874 315 Cantar Straat Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- built-ins, bathrooms, Heeling-Plumbing 35 SINGLE SPECIAL - heat Asking 31700. Call 646-4926 so TOLLAND T8 KI. 9 Mlddla Turnplka Waat Manchattar 1943 for free estimate. C e ll 878-0379 MANCHI8 T1 R Manchaatar A Bloomtiald Manchaatar 5221. kitchens, M9-34%. paid, 3 room Duplex with Friday after 6 p.m., Saturday S4S-Z0TS Oowi S to I Manchattar carpeting, appliances Only or Sunday. Palnllng-Peperlng 32 SEWERLINES, sink lines, CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO. ODD JOBS DONE ■ Cellars, CUSTOM " c a r p e n t r y - cleaned with electric cutters, 3220. Rental Assistors, 236- CAVEY’S RESTAURANT FinGERALD FUNERAL HOME attics, garages, yards Homes, Additions, Repairs, ^ professionals. McKinney 5646. Small fee. Autos lor Reni-Leese 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease 87 FIRESIDE REALTY, INC. "Wa Service Whet We Sell' 45 Eatt Cantar Straat cleaned, moving, trucking. QUALITY PAINTING and Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Manchaiter, Andover, Colcheater, WllllminUc 225 Main Straat Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, 38 Main Straal, Manchattar Manchaatar Loam for sale. Lawn service. Paper Having by Willis 345-2009. pany, 643-5306. MANCHE.STER - 4 room PLYMOUTH VOLARE 5 M u ltip le Lftdngt Manchaatar No job too big or small. 568- Schultz Fully insured, apartment, central location, Premier 1976 - blue with wood 519 Cantar Straat, Manchattar OPTICAL STYLE BAR. INC. 8522. references. 649-4343. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet appliances, carpeted, dis­ grain, luggage rack, slant 6, ""^JCHESTER w a l l p a p e r a PAINT low mileage, power steering Manchattar, JOHN f. TIERNEY FUNERU NOME Carpentry and general con­ repairs, plugged drains, hwasher. garbage disposal, 185 Waat Mlddla Tumpllia, Manchaatar tracting. Reiidential and kitchen faucets replaced 3235. 646-7684. and brakes, electric rear win­ ROYAL ICE CREAM MantlMd and Hartford dow defogger, standard shift. “Everything lor your Home Decorating NeeOa" commercial. Whether it be a repaired. Rec rooms, 27 Warran Straal MAnchaatar INCOME small repair job, a custom bathroom remodeling, heat THREE ROOM Apartment - Must be seen to be ap­ preciated. 649-9868. Manchattar BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. built home or aiiythlng in modernization, etc. Free Rockville. Heat and hot water M A M OIL SERVICE HOUSE A HALE TAX between, call 646-13n. Estimate gladly given. MAM included. Security and deposit SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER D ry w a ll A In a M le tlo n Routa6,Bclton 055 Main Straal Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. required. Close to stores. 3165 CARPENTRY It Masonry - monthly. After 5 p.m. 875- ★ ★ 22 Ragant Straal, Manchattar Complete Oil Burner Sales A S ervice 923 Main Straat Manchaatar Additions and remodeling. FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ 4703. Furnace Cleaning A R e palrbig NOVA - 1976 Medalist - 4 door, Manchattar SERVICE Free estimates. Call Anthony bing. Repairs and 22,000 m iles, silver with J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. B. D. PEARL A SON, INC. Squillcote, 6494611. Remodeling. Faucets, FOUR ROOM Apartment - deluxe red cloth interior. 193 Eaat Cantar Straal PRESTIGE PRINTING, INC. vanities, hot water heaters. Available May 1st. Stove, Automatic, power steering, CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. •49 Main Straat refrigerator, heat, hot water, Manchattar 135 M ^ | S j ^ DIRECTORY FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Prompt service, on emergen­ radials. six cylinder. Car is 1229 Main Straal Manchaatar Remodeling and Additions. cies. M3-7024. garage, storage area, laundry perfect. Call 647-1601 before 3 Manchattar Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 25 facilities, adults, security, p.m or after 6 p.m. PLUMBING, HEATING, lease, references, no pets, ALLIED PROTCCTIVE ALARM CO. INCOME TAX PreparaUon - ears experience! Free KRAUSE FLORIST A GREENHOUSES PIONEER SYSTEMS, INC. VEsi' timates. Cali 646-4239. Sewer Cleaning - Repairing St 3265 6434884 "Total Burglar A PIra Alarm Protection" Experienced, personal ser­ ★ ★ WYMAN’S OIL CO. "Largaaf Retail Grower In Mamcheater" Wonaar Induatrlal Park Remodeling. 24 Hour Service. 110 Elm Straat, Manchattar vice at your home - Dan Call 289-14%. Free Estimates. LARGE 6 room apartment - 484 Eatt Cantar Straal 821 Hartford Road, Manchaatar Hala Road, Manchaatar Mosler. 649-3329, or 5254263. CARPENTRY - Repairs, remodeling, additions, gar- Bay windows, 2nd floor, 1989 MUSTANG - 351 Manchattar ages, roofing. Cali David ap pliances needed. 3200 ALLAN T. KEELER S tax _ . . . . . automatic, tor parts. Best- MANCHESHR DRUG LIFT THE LATCH Patria, 644-17 monthly. 649-1768 after 5 p.m. GAS LIGHT RESTAURANT service. Tax returns done in offer, Call 633^)131 717 Main Straat — F looring 35 MAPLE SUPER SERVICE. INC. 30 Oak straat 977 Main straat the privacy of your home. Call Homes lor Rent 54 Manchaalai 671-1781 for appointment. LEON asSZYNSKI Builder - 4975 TWO D(X)R Fury ■ power 220 Spruca Straal New homes custom built, FLOOR SANDING and steering, brakes, air. rear Manctiaatar INCOME TAX PREPARA­ remodeled, additions, rec Refinishing. Floors like new. STTLL LOOKING? Call Ren­ defogger. Michelins, low nttSSUREBUST TION - Experienced. At your rooms, garages, kitchenns (Sp^ializing in older floors), tal Assistors, Over 700 vacan­ miles, 568-2979. Sponsored By These Public Spirited Businesses staining floors. No waxing. 41 Chapal Straal home service. Reuonable. remodeled, bath tile, ceement cies daily. All areas, sizes, work. Steps, dormers. Also ceilings and inside pain­ Call Walt ZUigler for appoint­ prices. Many welcome FIVE LR-78X15 Tires - 3 Residential or commercial. ting. John Verfaille. 646-5750 children and pets. Call summer tires. 2 Snows. 330 ment. 6464146.______CaU 64M291. after 6 p.m. today!!! 236-5646. (Small fee. I each. 742-8101.