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! - Subsi^ Program Asked Ahearn Pushes Measure 1 Senior Citizens Center I Manchester Continues For Retarded Renters To Restore Rail Links 1 To Be Finished in June I Run-Making Spree
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Shots Fatal Cufitinn Vol. XCVIIl, No. 180 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, May 2, 1979 I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 > 20$ Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered CLEVELAND (UPI) - Food chain tycoon Julius Kravitz, who along with his wife was kidnapped and shot in an unsuccessful S1.5 million ransom plot, died today as law enforcement authorities searched the Cleveland area for Separate Plans the two kidnappers.. Kravitz, 67, chairman of the board of First National Super markets Inc., and his wife, Georgina, 56, were abducted Tuesday morning from their apartment in the fashionable Due for Budget Fairmount Circle section of Shaker Heights. By GREG PERSON sessions have been — at least on the asked that the town consider Police said the kidnappers were Herald Reporter surface — less productive,” Penny providing funding or in-kind services disguised as police officers. said. needed for the track and field event. Kravitz was shot three times in MANCHESTER - This year’s Last year, for instance, Weiss' He said the relays have brought the chest and once in the back. He budget-setting process has drawn a budget represented more than a 12 much publicity for the town. underwent surgery Tuesday but complaint from a Republican. percent increase over the previous " It ’s becom^a part of Manchester. died about 8:15 a.m. today. Mrs. member of the Board of Directors year. After weeks of line-by-line It’s typical of what Manchester Kravitz was shot in both arms and and praise from the Democratic review, the board reduced the budget does.” Watkins said. was in satisfactory c^dition at chairman. to a 6.8 percent increase, he said. Town Manager Robert Weiss said MEfUT Hillcrest Hospitai. ' These differing opinions apparent- This year, they are starting work the town annually pays for police ly will result in the two pollttcwls^ - ^ 3 budget that is only a six percent coverage at the Thanksgiving Day Filter ties presenting two separatete budgibudgets«"^(.pease over present spending,- he Roadrace. ^ Prison Swap at Monday’s session when the budget said. Thus, there is less excess Fred Geyer, chairman of the for 1979-80 will be set. money in the manager’s proposal. town’s Pension Board, made a If the Justice Department frees The board has been reviewing the Still, Penny does expect further request that a five percent cost-of- four Puerto Rican nationalists as $28,149,341 budget proposed by Town cuts to be made in the budget Mon living increase granted last year for it has been considering, Cuban Manager Robert Weiss for the past day night. pensioners be made a permanent in Premier Fidel Castro has said he month. This year’s sessions have been He said he feels this y e a r’s crease. may release four Americans who quieter than those in the past with lit budgeting procedure is “a much The board took no action Tuesday are jailed in Cuba. The jailed tle bickering about where to cut and better way of doing things.” on the MCC Relays o r pension nationalists are Lolita Lebron, Ir only a few reductions being made so In other budget matters, the board request. .• i ving Flores Rodrigues and Rafael far. received a request for funding for 'The directors also met in executive Cancel Miranda, who shot up the Because of this. Republican Direc two items — the MCC Relays and the session but apparently made no deci House of Representatives in 1954, tor Carl Zinsser said he feels all of town’s pensioners. sion about a salary increase for and Oscar O)llazo, who tried to the actual budget work will be done Bruce Watkins, director of the W eissn'K at decision will be made kill Truman on Nov. 1,1950. by the Democratic directors in Board of Dibectors of the relays, Monday night. The Americans jailed in Cuba— caucus. all but one on espionage-related “All that talk about all these public charges — are Lawrence Lunt, a meetings is just propaganda,” former U.S. Air Force man, Juan Zinsser said. Tur, Gaudio Rodriguez Morales Because he feels the Democrats Smith Leaving and Everett Jackson, a former will make all of the proposed changes U.S. paratrooper. f in the budget during a private caucus, Zinsser said the Republicans Murder Case will have a separate budget to pre sent Monday. For State Job INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Stephen Penny, chairman of the job will include. Stephen T. Judy, 22, faces murder By GREG PEARSON board, 'praised this year’s method of Smith was hired last summexjtfnd charges in connection with the Herald Reporler Bring on the Clowns setting the budge his responsibilities have included es killing during the weekend of The Democratic directors set a six tablishing an educational program Terry Lee CK^teen, 21, and her Maybe being a clown isn’t all that much fun, at least one MANCHESTER - Wilber Smith, percent limit on the alnount of in about fair housing. He also handled three children, 5, 4 and 2. At a the town’s^equal opportunity coor wouldn’t think so looking at the expression on the face of Noel crease Weiss could reconimend in his complaints about discrimination preliminary arraignment in Mar dinator, has resigned and will take a Densmore. Noel is being made up as a clown during May Day budget. Weiss’ proposes budget is related to housing. tinsville Tuesday, he buried his job with the state Office of Policy celebrations at the Hockanum Valley Day Care Center in Ver slightly below that six'percent in The position was created by the head in his hands and sobbed. and Management. crease figure. town to meet federal requirements Officials in Indiana and Illinois non Monday. The artist is Elaine Mezzo. The young children at Sm ith’s position in towp was “The fundament^ decisions were for the receipt of present-year Com deny responsibility, but admit the center participated in a variety of outdoor activities to funded with Community Develop made by the administrators gf the munity Development ^ d s . Judy somehow slipped through celebrate the first of May. (Herald photo by Pinto) ment monies, so the job was to be town. T h at’s wfiy these budget Town residents votM April 17 to the justice sysjem. discontinued at the end of June. His resignation becomes effective withdraw from the program. Op Friday, May 18. ponents of the program have said “As you know, continued employ that the hiring of Smith was one of Aspirin Helps the reasons the opposition against the Guarantees of Funding ment with the town past June 29 is tenuous at best,” Smith wrote in a program formed. CHICAGO (UPI) - In the past Smith, however, has said this has studies have shown daily doses of letter to Town Manager Robert Weiss. “It is for that reason alone been used as an excuse for the op aspirin can decrease the in that I have sought and have since position. He has said racism is a cidence of recurring heart attacks May Doom School Plan received an offer of employment that major reason for the vote to withdraw and strokes, but studies by from the program for two years. Low tar MERITproven mctjor alternative HARTFORD (UPI) - The very The School Finance Advisory makers to come up with an accep portends continued career ad Michael Reese Hospital Smith is a former state senator and researcher Dr. Ruth Pick thing that helped pave political Panel, a special task force created to table school funding plan by May 1.' vancement.” passage of the new school finance deal with the sticky funding issue, The solons beat the deadline, but it Smith will take a job with the Of has been active in Hartford politics. published in the Journal of “ In all sincerity^ I have enjoyed law — a $250 per pupil guarantee to banked on this possibility when it remains to be seen if their finished fice of Policy and Management that Clinical Investigation, now in the opportunity to work for and with every town — could prove to be the drew up its plan late last fall. The product will please Rubinow. apparently will involve working with to high tar smoking-see results below dicate the daily doses may pre you, Charles McCarthy (assistant affirmative action programs. He said vent such problems from oc plan’s undoing when it reaches the members of that panel voted for the Back in January, Toffolon looked.- this morning, however, he is not yet town manager) and other members curring in the first place. courts. $250 per pupil guarantee. , into his crystal ball and predicted sure what the full scope of the new of your staff,” Smith wrote to Weiss, “It would be nice to be able to If that turns out to be the case, But the State Board of Education, doom for the plan i f j t carried the Can low tar MERIT packed with ‘Enriched an “easy switch” from high tar brands. prevent heart attacks and strokes John Toffolon, the chairman of the which got its hands on the formula $250 per pupil guarantee. C o n firm e d : Overwhelming majority of MERIT by taking an aspirin a day from State Board of Education, can say “I next, voted unanimously to remove “It cannot be justified in a formula FlavorL tobacco measure up to the taste of high childhood,” the r e ^ r c h scientist told you so.” the per pupil grant. to equalize school funding,” Toffolon Over the expressed wishes of Tof- “Critics of the (board’s) plan said categorically. " r f v tar cigarettes? smokers say their former high tar brands weren’t said, but warned, “we are not Area Manager Quits there yet.” folon’s board, the Legislature put a appear to ignore the primary purpose “We are not blessed w^h unlimited provision in its five
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Roy and housing and education, was civic center in tlie Park Ci The Legislature's Finance center in Waterbury. Barbara A. Roy, property at 42-44 Columblis St., $64,(MX). Eyes T(wo-MilITax Cut Worker Committee w ill put the left intact. ty. Bonding also was ap Another proposal to bond Wayne A. Huot and Margaret B. Huot to James J. finishing touches on its $77 The committee approved proved in the amount of said he told thelioard that a 6 percent in $10 million m construction Moriconi Jr. and Mary H. Moriconi, property at 384 By PAT'RICIA MULLIGAN million state bonding only $2 m illion of the $1.3 million for additional llcruld CorrcMMi^ent crease might be' acceptable if anticipated YOUR OLD WATCH at Ma n Chester Community Woodland St., $63,000. package today after cut governor's proposal to construction at the surplus is returned to the town. Needed Bridgeport Mental Retar College was rejected, and Frances B. Discount to James A. Demeo and Carol A. HEBRON — The Board of Finance ting an estimated $1.9 finance a $10 million plan The recommended budget for the school the panel nixed a $7 million Demeo, property at 146 Tanner St., $62.15 conveyance million from Gov. Ella to provide low cost loans to / dation Center. Tuesday night predicted a 43-mill tax rate board totals $1,142,879, an increase of $43,- school repair proposal that rasso's recommended homeowners to conserve The committee rejected , tax. for the fiscal year 1979-80, based on its 926 over the current year. The MANCHESTER —The town's would have aiddd in Virginia B. Batson, Savannah, Ga., to the Town of "capital program. energy and chopped her attempts by Waterbury recommended budget of $2,945,420. This recommended general government budget GET UP TO.* ®® removal of asbestos from Manchester, property on Clark and Burnham streets, $2,-‘ Water Department is hopeful a pre The committee Tuesday rental housing plan for the area lawmakers to add a reflects a two-mill decrease from the is $713,165, an increase of $94,617. 30 school buildings. sent Comprehensive Employipent ited an estimated $12 elderly from $7 million to $21 million bonding plan for 000. current 45 mills. No changes were made in Revenues over budgeted figures result TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Richard M. Pugh and Janet Y. Pugh to Sandra F. Roth, any recommended budget figures from and Training Act employee will be million from the governor’ $5 million. continuing development of in an anticipated $78,944 surplus in the property at 146 Leland Drive, $78,^. made a permanent town employee to recommendations to other But putting together its those tentatively approved last week. TOWARDS A NEW U & R Housing Corp, to Bernard C. Schilberg and Beth current year. The available cash surplus help complete two surveys required programs, ending up with own package, the com Before going into executive session to R. Schilberg, property on Patriot Lane, $98.45 con from the previous year is estimated at by federal law. the estimated $77 million mittee agreed to bond $5 WIMNGEirS SUMMER CAMP finalize its recommendation, the board $37,157. veyance tax. Bob Young, water treatment bond bill. \ • million for elderly housing BULOVA Michael B. Lynch to Lois B. Anderson, property at 3335 was asked by Joseph Pelletier, chairman manager, spoke to the Town Board of The panel has until 5 projects, including cost While predicting a m ill rate of 43 mills, Lilac St., $45,000. of the Board of Education, and Robert Directors, Tuesday night and asked p.m. today to complete overruns. the finance board plans to use $60,000 in John A. DeQuattro and Josephine A. DeQuattro to Den Owens, a board member, for additional that a land and soil analyst position, work on the capital spen The panel decided to put .surplus to meet the budget expenditures, SQKO now funded through CETA, be made CYMUSOCS nis Gillette and Nancy C. Gillette, both of Bolton, proper funds for education. leavingjabout $56,000 in surplus. ding plan for the fical year only $2 million toward the Richard Grant, chairman of the finance a full-time town employee. - ' state's farm preservation GIrIt & Boys ages 5 and up ly at 153-155 Eldfidge St., $51,700. An expenditure anticipated for the com beginning July 1. Com board, told the two men that they had the CASIO Young said there are two surveys mittee members expected program instead of a Uuilcluiiii (Iced ing school year, but not included in the Edward T. Kosinski and Maybelle Kosinski to Dennis required by the federal Safe Drinking to finish the job this mor proposed $10 million. opportunity to make their request at the proposed budget, is a new roof for the E. Kosinski and Lucy J. Kosinski, .property at 147 \Vater Act that the town has started ning and send the package It also agreed to give the budget presentation meeting and the LONGINES SOCCER Hackmatack St., no conveyance tax. Gilead Hill School, Also, if the town votes but has not finished. The full-time to the Senate. city of Bridgeport $1 Girls & Boys ages 8 and up public hearing. to establish a Water Pollution Control land and soil analyst could handle The committee rejected million instead of the $5 Pelletier asked the finance board to Probate Court Moves Authority, some unbudgeted expenses will both of these, Young said. funds for a new reconsider the effect the budget, which W in N A U E R be incurred. One survey would be of the town's Manchester Community ANDOVER — The Andover District Probate Court ser reflects a 4 percent increase over the watershed area, which includes 3,400 NOW YOU CAN AFFORO THE WATCH YOU’VE WANTEOI College campus and mot of SWIMMMC ving the towns of Andover, Bolton and Columbia has On recommendation of the town’s acres surrounding reservoirs, Young Position Wanted Red Cross Instruction In Swimming and the funds the governor moved from Hebron Road to Burnap Brook Road in An current budget, would have on the auditor, the finance board suggests BRING US ANY OLD WATCH. ANY MAKE, ANY STYLE, MEN’S OR LADIES. said. This property must be checked sought for a Waterbury Diving. With either above programs dover. educational program. removal of federal Revenue Sharing WE'LL GIVE YOU A GENEROUS ALLOWANCE TOWARDS THE PURCHASE to make sure there are not Purchasing higher education center. Valdis Vinkels is probate judge for the district. The Owens echoed Pelletier's thoughts and Funds in the reserve account and proposes OF A BEAUTIFUL NEW WATCH. TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE IS DEPENDANT ON chemicals, septic tank problems or Combination Program The panel also froze court is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday said, in looking over the budget, “ It seems using them for a n®v truck. This would MAKE AND CONDITION OF TRADE-IN AND VALUE OF NEW WATCH BEING other contaminants that are running Soccer mornings and gymnatlics afternoons already authorized bond Expediter from 9 a.m. to noon and Tuesday and Thursday evenings to be too little to continue educational eliminate a $5,609 reserve for office PURCHASED. PRIOR PURCHASES EXCLUDED. into the town's reservoirs. funds for a new Western CLASS HELD AT LDDMIS-CHAFFEE SCHDDL by appointment from 7 to 9 p.m. The court number is 742- programming.” Windsor expansion and $2,500 for land acquisition. THIS OFFER AVAILABLE FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. ■ The other survey would be to check Mother^s Support Connecticut State College Junior Buyer 8510. William McPartland, finance board on cross connections in town. Such campus in Danbury. Car Pools will be organized member, said that the areas indicated by Instead, the land acquisition amount cross connections involve links With tears in her eyes Dorothy Bush of Greenwich, widow of But. the largest single Surplus Estimate Rises the finance board as to where cuts could will be replaced in the 1979-80 budget with between the water system and other Box 2242 another $500 added to the reserve account. %mmmd former Sen. Prescott Bush, R-Conn., applauds her'son. George item in Mrs. Grasso's Call for Information or Brochure HARTFORD (UPI) — The Grasso administration has be made were not in programs. substances. These can cause Springfield, MA 01101 The annual town meeting on the budget Place Yout TRUST in program, a $12 million ur BILL - 688-7712______raised its surplus Estimate for the fiscal year to $51.9 McPartland said he told the school problems if the other substance is Bush, during a campaign luncheon in Hartford Tuesday. The is scheduled May 14 at 8 p.m. at Hebron the_gjjmond Specialisl former CIA chief announced his candidacy for the GOP ban action funding request million, an increase of $362,000 over last monthms es board that its requested budget reflecting something that might damage the a 9 percent increase “ wouldn't fly.” He Elementary School. water system, and industries are presidential nomination in Washington earlier in the day. (UPI timate. MANCHIOTtR DARNADf aM M O n itoo State Comptroller J. Edward Caldwell said Tuesday a ^VERNOK^HIJTOUJLWAJIggFAJ^ supposed to be checked regularly to photo) unanticipated increase in tax revenues outpaced a reduc insure such dangerous situations are tion in budget lapses to account for the surplus revision. avoided. Tom Ferlazo presently works as the CETA employee who handles the IVIen’s Dorm itory I^ire land and soil analyst job. CETA fun DECORATING BY ONE WEEK TENT SALE liilredudn ding for the job expires in Causes $35,000 Daniaf^e Don & Joanne Harris September, so the town would have Custom Draperies and to fund about three-quarters of the r Upholstering $12,256 salary in the 1979-80 budget. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A one- bringing them under control at about Slipcovers, Bedspreads The board took no action on the alarm blaze at a Central Connecticut 3:30 a.m. and Carpeting proposal. The Water Department State College men's dormitory sent Officials said the second floor also is seeking a second full-time 370 residents fleeing to the streets received heavy fire, smoke and We do It all tor you, from design t
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Mav 2. 1979 X Ahearn Pushes Measure EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Mav 2. 1979— PAGE NINE Town Reveals Fire Tax\ iHaurhi'atf r Eiuniiitij Letter to the Editor: Manchester — A City of Village Charm To feestore Rail Links Inadequate for Service * Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Referendum Is True Democracy Kv n\KB\RA RICIIMOM) through part of Vernon, Bolton, An the residents expressed the fear that SIISAIN VAIIGHN because of objections from the federal office. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. lli-rnld R«-|iorler dover. and Coventry. At the time reinstalling the tracks would Herald Reporler LaBelle argued thatAhe use of the General Funds for Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor: ly, the United States of America is a have held mock elections and yet to referendum? Penn Central was trying to remove The signers of the Declaration of democracy, a form of government in HARTFORD - House' Bill 7685, depreciate the value.of their homes. MANCHESTER - Town officials revealed in court the Town Fire Department is in violation of the To m , v l Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member. LJiiited Press International some extent, we are guilty of the If those in favor of HUD wanted it railing for the restoration of the mis the track it also offered to sell the Some of the residents attended a Tuesday that the fire .tax for the Special Taxing District Charter, and state law setting up in Special T axi^ Independence are probably making which the people rule, either by very same thing. to continue, they should have line to the state Department of 360 degree turns in their graves as sing link in the M anchester- meeting of the Finance and Bonding does not cover all expenses of the Town Fire Department District and the directives he received from the Office of Customer Service — 647*9946 Harold E. Turkinglon, Executive Editor -woting directly or by elected If the people of the Town of worked to get the voters to the polls. Williinanlir railroad line, has been Transportation (DOT) but the state Committee to protest the requested and that some special services are paid out of General Revenue Sharing. The counsel for the federal office said Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor they listen to the recent suit brought decided to buy just the railroad bed representatives to manage the Manchester (and I am sure every VVhy is it that those who earn what boxed by the Finance Committee appropriation of some $7 million for Funds. that the funds should be allotted in accordance with the against the Town of Manchester for government-and make the laws. member of the board of directors they get must run around and give it for $150.()00. th e cost for the whole town statutes. because there is a question of its the restoration project. The Fire Department transfers some money from its leaving the HUD program. If the board of directors are will agree) exercised outstanding away to those who are not willing to thing would have been just $300,000. Ahearn.said Mrs. Beck said she account to pay for legal costs, tax collection, labor LaBelle asked the judge for expediency in issuing his feasibility and because if will cost It is my understanding that the suit elected officials representing the judgment in electing our present work, but expect to be handed The last train ran on the track in wants to make sure the proposed negotiation's, administration, parking and other costs but ruling in the suit because the town budget is to be set Opinion millions of dollars. is based on the claim that the people, why is the referendum —a board to office, then how did these everything? But an amended bill will ask the 1970. Ahearn said. restoration would be feasible before ' Town Finance Director Thomas Moore conceded that it Monday. Town Attorney Kevin O'Brien said he would file He said that Senator Audrey Beck, referendum should never have been vehicle used to show the will of the very same people who exercised said We are being accused of racism. Bonding and Finance Comiiiittee for funding the study which would cost in “doesn't cover all expenses." a brief within two days. Judge Graham indicated he held. an appropriation of $150,000 for an co-chairman of the Finance and Bon the area of $1(X),000 to $150,000. The testimony was given in Superior Court Tuesday would handle the case as soon as possible, but that he people —being declared illegal? judgment suddenly have no capacity There are minority taxpayers in The decisions on the program engineering study. The bill would ding Committee, has reservations Ah^earn said that Hugh Mankey of where the Eighth Utilities District was.attempting to get probably would not get to it before next week. Am I to believe that when I vote at to decide whether or not the HUD Manchester who voted against HUD, have to havb approval pf the House of about the original bill because some UUI and Thom Serrani, "StiiTC xajtemporary injunction against the town's allotment of The Town as Debtor should have been made by elected of the polls, I must vote in accordance program would be beneficial to the Are they racists? Representatives. of the opposition raised by some representative from Stamford, chair- federal Revenue Sharing Funds to the Town Fire Depart- ficials in accordance with federal with the will of the government or town and townspeople? If Hartford has a problem, then Manchester residents. State Rep. Aloysious Ahearn. of of the house Transportation ment. If an individual does not pay collect fire taxes in Buckland. and state law. my vote will be rendered invalid? What better way to get the consen perhaps the people there should look In Manchester last month Bolton, representing the 55th Committee, have both indicated they The testimony added fuei to District Counsel John D. a bill which is justly owed, 'The amount presently owed is If my memory serves me correct We have condemned countries who sus of the people than through a to straightening out their own residents of Grissom Road and are in favor of the study. DTStl'ict, introduced the bill. Ahearn Labelle Jr.'s argument that the use of the federal funds after a while he can be in trou government, not to dumping their Stephen Cassano, town director, "The missing link is' a vital one Want represents the monies and Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy the 'Town Fire Department is illegai because of the problems on the suburbs. asked the legislature to delay any ap because it's a connective link," ble. collected during the two-year were among those who protested the Special Taxing District for fire services. Since the S A V E $ In my opinion, Mr. Carbone has ripping up of the track several years propriation for the proposed rail line Ahearn said. He is optimistic that in To The same could hold true for fight. until more study is done. federal Revenue Sharing funds are deposited in the bungled the government of Hartford ago. just a matter of time that the line town s General Fund, the Eighth District has contended municipalities. Some of the money will be Ahearn said the total cost of Since the tracks were removed, will be rebuilt because, “This is an and his participation in the suit homes were built in the Grissom that the funds should benefit the entire town, including A local case in point is the used to reimburse Buckland reinstalling the missing link would be era of mass transit and energy the Eighth District, rather than one separate taxing dis against Manchester is ludicrous. about $6 million. The line goes Road area near the track beds and saving." trict, bill which is owed the Eighth residents because fire taxes in It appears he would like to have the LaBelle told Judge William D. Graham that the issue in Utilities District by the Town the district are lower than surrounding towns relieve Hartford the case is how taxes ace raised. He said the reason for of Manchester. those charged by the town. of its problems, thereby exonerating the Special Taxirig District was to ensure that “ the peo The bill is about $200,000. According to the court, the his own mismanagement. ple receiving the services were the people paying for it.” FOOD WAREHOUSE To those people who'are bringing Conflict Charge Levied The fairness of the bill money is owed to the district. He said the rate should be sufficient to cover the cost of suit against the people of the Town of service. should not be questioned In essence the money is Manchester for wanting out of the An allotment of $65,000 has been set aside from the Oar inr Mary day ^riee on because it resulted for a court owed to Buckland residents. HUD program, I can only say you ainst Town Director federal funds for the Town Fire Department in the com decision regarding the collec lost fair and square. ing fiscal year. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss also said The majority of the taxpayers of in court that he has proposed a contingency fund for that tion of taxes for fire protection The payment has been MANCHESTER — Tuesday night The complaint apparently stems Realtor, and that two attorneys on amount in case the money is withheld by court action. Wesson in the Buckland section of the ordered and full payment this town do not want HUD. To the showed that members of the Town from the recent controversy about the board,, himself and Mayor Weiss also stated in court that the town would not have should be made immediately.' big brothers of government, stop in- Board of Directors regularly face the Community Development Stephen Penny, handle real estate town. terferring in the process of received the $65,000 without the inclusion of the Special Oil The town should live up to its criticism while carrying out their program, which town voters agreed matters. Taxing District in its application for the funds. He said in To our knowledge at the pre democracy. duties on the town's governing body. one gallon cont. to withdraw from for two years. After the complaint about Zinsser dications from the Office of Revenue Sharing in sent time, one payment of a lit responsibility and come up To the City of Hartford, clean up One member of the board, Carl One of the reasons for withdrawal was mentioned. Cassano read an un Washington were that the town could use the tax effort of tle more than $25,000 has been with the money to pay its legal .your own mess, and, if you can't, let Zinsser, was charged.with conflict of was that the town had to make signed letter he recently received to the Town Fire Department and the General Funds could made. Considering the total it debt. someone into office who can. interest by a town resident. Two projections on how many low- and show the type of criticism board be used to support the department. $^89 The buck has to stop somewhere. other directors, Stephen Cassano and moderate-income housing units it members are subjected to. Weiss said the town attempted to include the Eighth amounts to about twelve-and- The battle over the fire Thomas Connors, said they have been planned to provide in the next year. The letter, which had a vicious tone District in making the taxing formula for the funds, but one-half percent of the total. authority in Buckland has Janet L. Sala, criticized for their liberal leanings. Zinsser opposed continuation in the to it. said that Cassano was a the District tax amount was removed rfom the total The judgment rendered by lingered long enough and delay 365 Olcott St., Zinsser was charged with a conflict Community Development program member of the group of liberals from in paying the debt will only “ Up the jibber, hoist the mainsail, all visitors ashore ... look alive lads!” Manchester of interest by James Newton, a and one of his main concerns was this the 1960s, who were too interested in OrinrSlorH the state Supreme Court last Squire Village resident, yearly plan about housing, spending money and providing give $ 5 3 9 August stated the district is prevent the door being closed State Leads Slowdown eharfi ai moeh a t Newton said that Zinsser, who is a Newton spoke in favor of continua away programs. the fire authority in the on the matter. Realtor, was in conflict because he tion in the program at some public Connors said he had received Jack Anderson HARTFORD (UPl) — Connecticut appears to be Buckland section. The decision has been has taken action whiie on the board hearings. similar letters, also usually un that affects housing, particularly Director Joseph Sweeney, who also leading the dramatic slowdown in state and local govern The decision ended a two- rendered and whether or not signed. ment spending forecast through the next decade, the You ean eounf on ns for lavings low-income units, in Manchester. supported withdrawal from Com He laughed and said that his letters year court battle during which the town agrees with it, it must Newton said his complaint has munity Development, said he did not Connecticut Public Expenditure Council Hnc. reports. Reaction to Our Mafia Castro Reports differ from the one received by The CPEC, a private group that monitors state spen Slio«Mn't yoi U iliorrino 0 time the town continued to live up to its obligations. been sent to the town's Ethics Com think there was much substance to Cassano. Connors said he usually is ding, said Tuesday once inflation is subtracted, Connec WASHINGTON - It has taken 12 assassinate Castro?” mission. which was formed recently the, charge. He pointed out that called “the last of the liberals of the iaifin§ tl Edinrdi Food Vlfirolioiio briefing was forwarded to Kennedy thhir high horses, it's usually the to handle charges of conflict of in 1930s." ticut has had almost zero growth in government expen-^ years to get the reac.tion of the Cen And the answer: “No. We cannot. another director, Cassano. also is a on 14 May 1962 ... The memorandum public that gets trampled underfoot, terest. ditures since 1971. The previous 15 years showed 4 5 per tral Intelligence Agency to our We are reasonably confident that cent annual growth. does not use the word ‘assassinate,’ A year-long stalemate between the stories on its recruitment of Mafia there is nothing in writing outside the Accolades but there is little room for misinter General Services Administration and quoted findings by the U.S. Bureau of Labor mobsters to assassinate Cuban government that would confirm statistics in explaining the slowdown — fewer children in MANCHESTER pretation of what was meant.” the Department of Health, Education Premier Fidel Castro. Pearson’s story of the operation, but schools; a decrease in the need for higher education; But the inspector general stressed and Welfare has effectively tied up 73 Budget Panel Ends Job 0|ien Monday thru -Ms. Betty Emerson and been a student member of the Working under the late Drew Pear there are plenty of non-gangster completion of highway projects; and rejection of new that Kennedy was told only about the parcels of surplus government programs. Manchester Community board of trustees of regional son, I produced two columns, date witnesses who could lend confir HARTFORD (UPII - women up to $275,000 - prevention of child abuse. Saturday 9: am to 9: pm first phase of the mobster- property in 24 states and Puerto Rico debate. Sen. Nancy John College deserve to be con community colleges. March 3 and March 7, 1967, on the mation." The Legislature's budget $225,000 of which is in- The $100,000 for a state son, R-New Britain, said a recruitment program. He was not valued at $20.8 million. Until the writing panel has wrapped gratulated. plot to kill Castro. Well then, the inspector general ciuded in the fiscal 1980- Department of Housing — lot more money will be Ms. Emerson became only told about the second phase, “which agencies settle their spat the land up its business for this ses 1981 budget already signed CIA officials asks, “Can CIA state or imploy that promised by Mrs. Grasso needed to sustain the agen- Ms. Emerson has been the second student at MCC to was well under way at the time (he) cannot be used by the local health sion by voting to replace by Gov. Eila Grasso. grimly refused to it was merely an instrument of during the 1978 campaign c.v- selected as the recipient of a be nominated for a Truman was briefed.” and educational institutions for the existing gaming"com Another $50,000 was set — cleared 33-2 with little comment. policy?” In other words, could the A further reason the Kennedys whom the properties are earmarked. mission with a gambling aside for the treatment and 1979 Truman Scholarship, the Scholarship. She became the But President spooks pass the buck to the martyred czar and a five-member couldn’t be saddled with blame for Typical of the frustrating result is only recipient in Connecticut. only student at MCC ever to Lyndon Johnson President Kennedy? unpaid advisory board. Springtime tieat! the plots was that a key ingredient the situation school officials of Fair The selection of Ms. Emer receive the award. demanded a full “Not in this case," the report The Appropriations Com- mentioned in our column was not fax County, Va., find themselves in. son for the prestigious award report from the decides. “While it was true that (the Tuitee also approved bills The naming of Ms. Emerson known to the president and his The county wants to build an elemen duly reflects her academic CIA after he read later phase of the plots) was carried Tuesday to set aside extra VC MAY 8£ . U & L y as a recipient is a tribute to her brother. “The Pearson story, which tary school on a former missile site money for abused spouses & ^ 35^ o n our stories. We have obtained a still- out in an' atmosphere of intense . is causing us so much distress, in achievements. The fact she is hard work and perserverance. deeded over for use as a park. secret report by the CIA’s inspector Kennedy administration pressure to and chiidren, judges and a student at MCC points out the It is also a tribute to cludes one detail that is found only in GSA and HEW spokesmen told our sheriffs, and a new state general confirmed the essentials of do something about Castro, such is Phase Two: the three-man team.” If reporter Dave Carpenter that this housing agency. %MCKUM 65 importance of the role of the Manchester Community the columns, conceded that the dis not true of the earlier phase. (It) was deHcimis F leers. the CIA tried to foist responsibility would be proper use of the surplus The panel voted 27-11 to community college. College and proves without a closures had caused “much distress” initiated in August 1960 under the onto the Kennedys, the sources who land, but an argument over policy double their expense ac And make Folger s Strawberry Breeze Ms. Emerson has earned a doubt its value in the at the spy agency and discussed the Eisenhower administration.” counts to $2,000 beginning told us about the three-man team has blocked the proposed construc grade point, average of 3.8 ways in which the government could The inspector general also con Jan.T, 1981. That measure M r educational system of the com could easily point out that the agency tion. School officials estimate that in minimize the embarrassment. cluded that the^Kstro assassination is headed for the Senate. while attending the college. munity and the state. was lying. flation adds $30,000 to $35,000 to the “Drew Pearson’s column of March project could*ii(^e fobbed off as just No appropriation would be For the past 18 months she has “What measures might be taken to cost of the school for each month's a practice maneuver — part of the needed until the next ii'ijO O 'A Puns Coffee . 7, 1967 refers to a reported CIA plot lessen the damage?” the rhetorically delay. % 3otomatio dripcoffiww^^ in 1963 to assassinate Cuba's Fidel “Executive Action Capability” being budget. curious inspector general asks. A At issue in the' bureaucratic Castro,” the inspector general developed by the CIA's clandestine At the same time, the classic coverup was discarded as im brouhaha is GSA's decision to change committee voted to Thoughts . wrote. “Pearson also has informa operations arm. practical. longstanding government policy eliminaie Connecticut's tion, as yet unpublished, to the effect “We cannot now suppress the story coroners. covering such property transfers. Finding happiness is a goal that we that there was a meeting at the State It is still not known whether this because it is already out,” he con The committee brought iwwtpaptn H 0M ItglUnHl*' ttom , doni enemies,” Is an expression that holds The policy was to require recipients unifiM tlwi ow Qlorlow emperlum to all have in live. We want so very Department at which assassination “capability” program, code-named cluded. "If we were to approach any the appropriation for- •nothing Hki Hwira. W t ^ our good* (rom GROWN a lot of truth! If we feel uncomfor of the surplus land to use it for cer of Castro was discussed, and that a with ominous prescience “ ZR- shelters for battered bankruptclm, Imurmot etolnw n d truck t much to feel a sense of purpose in our table with ourselves, wishing may be of the participants and urge discre tain specified purposes for 30 years trein Mlvcgc. Wc buy lor tote end pwldta team “ (of three men) actually w bc^ow whet d u to rc h m to g p t £ t d M work, at home, and in all of our that we could be someone other than RIFLE,” was requested by the tion upon him, and if this became or give it back to Uncle Sam. GSA otiw the bmt guarentM ki ttw^uctiMcc-c landed in Cuba with (poison) pills to reel 30 day 'No-hard-tlma' money back experiences. who we are, life will likely pass us by Kennedy administration or known, it would merely lend says some local agencies have not iarantca of aattofactlon. Wtiat could be be used in an assassination attempt.” developed by the CIA on its own. SIrtrZ Many books have been written on and we will be unhappy. God made credence to a tale that now sounds been complying with the restrictions, fLAKEOCOffEt, i g e the subject of getting more out oT you as one of a kind. The report then says: “There is a Our stories raised the question somewhat improbable.” and have decided to attach federal basis in fact for each of those three BUCK & DECKER 6 PC. BUCK i DECKER GARDEN OBANDHr-LOWBAND ^^ASMAWreURSAS life. There are numerous opinions You are precious in his sight! whether then-Attorney General So the agency maintained a stone strings to the land permanently, MULTIVATOR no VOLT I regarding what makes life Believe in yourself and remember reports.” Robert Kennedy had approved the wall of silence. HOSE ACCESSORIES onefuilpound HEW refuses to abide by GSA’s to REPAIR. 0R.«) ADD SCANNING RADIO meaningful. What do you think about that you are entitled to be a person. In light of this uncomfortable ac assassination plot. The secret report change in the rules. Only the White •WIRE BRUSH •SCRAPER coffei bureadcratk ; •CULTIVATOR •EDCER CONNECTIONS TO YOUR HOSE with AM-FM this? Does it take money or good Let us Pray; We pray this day, dear curacy, the inspector general asks: confirmed only that Kennedy “was 1-Day Sneak-A way BROUHAHA: House can arbitrate the squabble. God, that we might become the per “Can we plausibly deny that we fully briefed” on May- 7, 1962. “A Alt d«T Scl»oon«r Oui$t Out of Mntic. Cl Miy- A LARGE at SO to 75% looks to make one happy? Do you Meanwhile, the surplus land lies tune veeli Otv schedule Boerd 9 A M . return son we really want to be, not facing plotted with gangster elements to memorandum confirming the oral When federal bureaucrats get on S P M Bteikfisl. lunch, $nick$ included No VARIETY OFF THEIR RPICES need a lot of things to entertain fallow. eitras S19S0perper$on Alsooverni|tiiWmd- their $22.95 liimner cruise. 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It tastes so delicious because It’s made with “ We can be our own worse'"' The Schlesiiiger Obstacle fh A S i* M ID Mountain Grown Foloer’s*. MmintAln rTrrtuiri rr^oo Ic tKr, WASHINGTON (N E A )- Although million barrels per day. explained. oline. , ^ 13 3iv/wiy arj iL uuiius up more nen navor. O’Leary also used that occasion to Item : Only two weeks after 1 1 1 FOLGER'S STRAWBERRY BREEZE President Carter is offering new in The most notable endorsement of HEAVY DUTY BENCH Folger's Coffee is available In several grinds—there’s praise as “entirely prudent” the Schlesinger castigated Americans 1 cup strong brewed 3 ubtespoons sugar itiatives to resolve the nation’s that estimate came from the multi one just right for your coffeemaker. For automatic drip Folger 8 Coffee 1 cup strawberries energy problems, nothing has national oil corporations, which major oil corporations' decision to for consuming oil at a record rate of VISES coffeemakers, try Folger’s Flaked Coffee, specially made for 1 cup light cream (haff-and-half) cup crushed ice changed with the discredited said the figure actually was “husband and safeguard” large oil 21 million barrels daily, O’Leary these tnachines. It’s the same delicious Mountain Grown Prepare double-strength Folger's according to directions acknowledged that the country's oil t Ihs. *IT*5 * 8 ” on can using hall the amount of wafer to the usual amount million barrels daily. inventories. Industry critics suggest Folger’s, but it’s flaked to release more of Folger’s rich flavor, of coffee. Cntll. Place chilled coffee, light cream, sugar bureaucracy that’s responsible for 'r.i Mr SCIIO use actually had declined by an so you use less and save money. strawberries, and crushed Ice in blender container. Whip at administering the White House But by late March, after Iran that the companies actually were 5 lit M lbs. «n» •'J high speed until foamy. Pour into tall glasses. Makes 2 average of at least 700,000 barrels a Take this coupon to your store and save 35^. ample servings. program. resumed oil exports, DOE officials hoarding their stocks while awaiting The Department of Energy (DOE) were privately circulating — and en higher market prices — and bigger day. and its two dorsing — Central Intelligence Agen profits. That 4 percent decrease is close to highest ranking cy (CIA) figures showing that Item: Schlesinger regularly told the Carter administration's target of officials,’ Energy worldwide oil production actually in congressional committees during a 5 percent reduction. Moreover, Secretary James creased during the first two months January and February that the loss DOE’S own figures show a slight R. Schlesinger of 1979. . ' of Iranian production could require , decline in domestic demand during and Deputy According to the CIA estimates, mandatory service station shutdowns the first two months of the year. Secretary John F. total oil production rose from 57.3 on Sundays or even entire weekends. Schlesinger lost much of his O’Leary, have million barrels a day in 1978 to 60.1 However, a study commissioned by credibility and his respect long become objects of million barrels a day this year. Schlesinger’s own department before the Iranian crisis. Almost two scorn and'derision in this capital. Item: Schlesinger also repeatedly showed that closing gas stations on years after its creation, his depart Much of the contempt toward them claimed that the halt in Iranian weekends was the most wasteful of ment remains incapable of providing unfortunately is justified. Consider exports produced a. shortfall in the eight possible energy-saving critically needed organization, leadership and vision. their performance during the-’most United States amounting to 500,000 measures under consideration. A brusque and officious man recent energy crisis, the political in barrels a day and creeping toward While Schlesinger was telling a notorious for his patronizing attitude stability in Iran during the initial 800,000 barrels a day. Senate committee that such closings months of this year: But in late March O’Leary told a “may be a necessity by summer,’’ toward those he deems inferior, Item: Schlesinger repeatedly House committee that there actually DOE officials were reading a report Schlesinger has failed to earn the claimed that the temporary cessa hadn’t been any Iranian-induced oil which concluded that the measure faith and confidence of the American tion of Iranian oil production during shortage in this country. Schlesinger would only produce longer service pmple. His continued tenure serves January and February was producing was referring only to a mythical station lines on other days of the only as an obstacle to resolving the country’s energy problems. a world petroleum shortfall of 2 "statistical shortage,” his deputy week and would conserve little gas EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 2, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 2, 1979 Obituaries Senior Citizens Center Herald Angle Indians Defeat Enfield James Dickson drops to 3-5 in the league and 4-5 dians scored four times without ManclieMicr SS, Harold V. Hubbard By LEN AUSTER (II) • Lyon 4-1-1-1, VERNON — James Dickson, 73, of overall . benefit of a hit in the fifth. Three En- Maselli rf, 2-2-0-0, Ezerins rf, l-O-O-O, MANCHESTER - Harold V. Hub 335 Center Road died Tuesday at a To Be Finished in June Earl Yost lleruld SporlHwriU'r “They're coming around pretty fieid miscues, a hit batsman, wild Haltdin lb, 4-1-1-0, Ogden 3b, 3-3-1-2, offices. He said the elevator shaft is bard, 66, of 50 Cambridge St. died Manchester convalescent home. He By JUNE TOMPKINS ends.” After scoring 25 runs the day good,” spoke Manchester Coach Hal pitch and two walks constituted the P ark s c, 5-2-3-1, Spears p, 5-0-1-2, in and all steel doors for the building • Sports Editor Tuesday at his home. He was the hus was the husband. of Mrs. Helen Herald Reporter The TBC has received two bids for before, you’d think the Parks of his club, “If we get a good Tribe frame. '' Gluhosky If, 4-1-1-1, Schaeffer cf, 2-0-0-0, band of Mrs. Esther Cheney Hub Carroll Dickson. have arrived. a center for emotionally disturbed game from Ken Hill tomorrow (ver Jay Wheeler’s two-run homer Moran cf, 2-0-1-1, C offin'2b, l-l-O-O, MANCHESTER — The new Senior Manchester High batters Ingraham ph, l-O-O-O, Marineau 2b, 2-0-0- bard. In another update on the renova pupils to be constructed within the sus Windham) we couid be in for a made it 7-4 in the sixth but Doug Mr. Dickson was born Dec. 10,1905 Citizens Center at the former Green 0. Totals: 36-11-9-8. tion and new construction at the Bentley School. Bidding on the day would be a little tired. pretty good season. Ogden, Gluhosky and John Moran Mr. Hubbard was born July 6,1912, in Manchester, son of the late School should be done on schedule in Great Promotion Notes Off the Cuff Knfirlil (4) • Downs rf-cf, 2-0-0-0, Jute in Canaan, Maine, and lived in William and Sarah Dickson. He lived Manchester Police Department, treatment center, which the TBC ap But the Indians had plenty “We're starting to hit a little bit each knocked in runs in the seventh June, according to the Town Building Capt. Henry Minor, who is in charge proved in April, are Orlando Annulli Enough nice things cannot be said Channel 30 will carry Thursd^ cf, 2-1-1-0, Jay Wheeler cf-p, 5-1-2-2, Manchester the past 30 years. in Manchester until 1967 when he left as they rapped nine and I hope it's permanent.” and Dave Parks another in the eighth Wakelee c, 2-0-0-0, Wilcox c, 2-0-0-0, Committee. & Sons Inc., for'$29,613, and the DMC about last weekend’s Bowl-a- night's New England Whaler- Before retiring in 1976, he was an moved to Seminole, Fla.,, where he of the project, said that “hopefully,” Manchester scored a run in the to ice the win for Manchester. Janney p-lb, 4-1-1-0, Lawler rf, l-O-O-O, Paul Phillips, committee chair WHA playoff hockey game from Ed safeties en route to an 11-4 operating engineer for the Roger lived until moving back to Vernon in the project will be completed by June Construction Co. for $40,800. Mankey Marathon at the Holiday Lanes which third on opposite field singles by Jim Spears, 3-1, turned in a route-going Frangiam ore If, 3-0-2-0, Bridges If, 2-0-1- man, said he can’t see any problem L* said between 25 and 30 bid invitallibns saw all money earmarked for the monton starting at 10 o’clock ... VCCIL baseball decision over Sherman Co., Hartford, for 20 years. 1977. in getting it done before the June 30 Gluhosky and Jack Lyon and added performance for Manchester, He 1, Jeff Wheeler ss, 2-1-1-1, J. Maier ss, 2- Work on the upstairs area in the old were sent out. American Cancer Society. Reduced rates for the summer jlnfield High yesterday in En- 0-IM), Ruel 2b, 4-0-1-0, M. M aier 3b. 4-0-0- . He was a member of the Union He started in 1916 in his father’s cutoff date for Community Develop- two in the fourth as winning pitcher walked two and fanned six while Congregational Church of Rockville: business, William Dickson & Son, building is just about complete. Pat Annulli, for a number of years season at the Manchester Racquet ?ld. Shawn Spears dumped a two-run scattering 11 hits. Matt Janney 0, MeLeod Ib-rf, 4-0-2-1. (nent funds. He told the committee However, the TBC deferred a deci He was a member of the Inter Painters and Decorators, where he Minor said. Downstairs, the main one of ■ Manchester’s top women Club go into effect May 15 ... Jimmy le surprising Silk Towners, 5-3, single to right. started for Enfieid, went four in Totals: 39-4-11-4 Tuesday night thdf it’s “fantastic sion on the bids until Friday when M anchester 001 240 310 11 national Union of Operating worked until his retirement in 1967. problem now is moving the personnel bowlers and a familiar figure in state Nichols, the famous onerarmed resi e action today at Windham The Raiders retaliated with two in nings, and was charged with the loss. how much work has been done.” He . Phillips will meet with Town Con Enfield 000 202 000 4 Engineers. He was also a member of around to get the interior jobs done. tournament play, proved to be quite a golfer who helped Ellington Ridge High f Willimantic at 3:30. Enfield their half of the fourth but the In It was the lefthander's first decision. While in Florida, he operated the said about 70 percent of the job is troller Thomas Moore to find out just the Manchester Lodge of Masons, a Minor said. He said this weekend promoter in her first venture. Country Club open its course 20 years Dutch Boy Paint Store in Madeira finished. how much money is available in the member and past master of carpeting will be installed and Mon When she announced that $12,537 ago, admits to 74 years. He’s still Robert H, Fenn Beach, Fla., eight years. Richard Mankey, architect for the Washington and Bentley school Friendship Lodge of Masons, Delta Mr. Dickson was a member of the day, telephones will be relocated. was realized during the 48-hour going strong, conducting clinics and renovation of the old school, gave an renovation program. Chapter of Royal Arch Masons 51, all Manchester Lodge of Masons, and a Architect Richard Lawrence said duckpin play last Friday night thru playing golf most every day in his updated report of the project which “It's awful close, but I think we of Manchester, and Adoniram Coun life member of the Sphinx Omar there isn’t too much left to be done, Sunday, the figure sounded padded. role with Spalding in public relations Fenn Quits included completion of all the front can swing it,” Phillips said. cil, Hope Chapter of OES, and the ad Shrine Club of Manchester, a mostly “tying together a lot of loose It was anything but. ... Bill Pierce of Manchester has “We had set a goal of between $8,- been named named the most East Catholic in Rout visory board of Fayette Chapter of member of the Scottish Rites of 000 and $10,000,” Annulli said, “but valuable member of the varsity Freshman Brad Cabral, in his first MCC Post Order of DeMolay, all of Rockville. Hartford and the Connecticut Con Building up an early lead. while issuing two bases on balls and Freiheit, F'urlong and Dave Bottaro Other survivors are two daughters, sistory, SPRS. we were overwhelmed when we got wrestling team at Proctor Academy starting assignment, singled to right striking out seven. Kiro got credit for MANCHETSTER -R obert H. Fenn the final figures.” in Andover, N.H. Pierce competes in East Catholic routed Windsor had two apiece. has resigned as dean of academic af Mrs. Thomas (Marilyn) Hull and He was a member of Christ Church Hartford Not Plaintiff ieading off the East first. He moved the win. Mrs. Charles (Patricia) Bettinger, Thanks to the generosity of the the heavyweight class ... Now Locks, 17-8, in non-conference to second on a groundnut and scored “It was one of those days where the fairs at Manchester Community Cathedral in Hartford. MANCHESTER -The City of Council passed a resolution to both of Vernon; two brothers, Ray the judge rules on an injunction Holiday Lanes management, and the residing in Manchester, heavyweight baseball action yesterday in on Kiro's single to right centerfield. hits were dropping for both teams,” Haul Cuiliolir (17) • Cabral ss, 4-2-3-0. College. Other survivors are a son, J. Kurt Hartford will not become a plaintiff become involved in the suit. Hubbard and Arthur Hubbard, both Dickson of Marlborough; a daughter, request^ by the plaintiffs. support from 280 bowlers, plus in Dennis Jordan will meet Don Halpin Windsor Locks. Mike Freiheit singled and when voiced East Coach Jim Penders, “It Ayer cf, 6-1-1-0, Fournier ph, l-O-l-O, The announcement of the resigna but will support the attempt to stop That involvement will be as an of Canaan, Maine; three sisters, Mrs. Pat Bendott of Seminole, Fla.; dividuals who made pledges, the of Lowell, Mass., in the eight-round The win was the Eagles’ fourth in a Locks starter Steve Bycenski tried to was a hitter's day,” Kane p, O-O-O-O, Kiro dh-p, 6-5-4-2, tion was made at a meeting of the the Town of Manchester from “amicus curiae” - a friend of the Jaycee Wives Freiheit lb, 4-2-2-1, Furlong 2b, 4-2-2-3, Mrs. Abbie Sheldon and Mrs. Grace four sisters, Mrs. Stanley (Gladys) Center Society fund was enriched by co-feature boxing bout May 18 at the row and moves them to 6-1. East pick him off, he advanced to third, The Raiders closed the gap to 7-5 Faculty Senate at the college withdrawing from the Community court —rather than as a plaintiff. MANCHESTER —The Manchester Daly If, 6-2-1-1, Giliberto 3b, 3-3-0-0, Bot Swanson, both of Rindge, N.H., and Bray, Miss Louise Dickson, Mrs. Vin the biggest, and best, bowling promo- Hartford Civic Center. Both are returns to action today at Rockville Kiro scoring. Furiong and Mike Daly with a run in the third and four in the Tuesday afternoon. Development program. Attorney Raymond Norko, who Jaycee Wives will have their taro C, 4-0-2-2, Butler rf. 5-0-1-2. Totals: Mrs. Anna Thing of Skowhegan, cent (Lucy) Ingraham and Mrs. tion ever in the Town of former New England heavyweight High at 3:15. Windsor Locks slips to then ripped RBI blows for a 4-0 bulge. fourth. But Furlong belted a mam Fenn has accepted an executive Also, the attorney representing the represents the piaintiffs, said Hart membership meeting tonight at Manchester. champs. 43-17-17-11. Maine, and six grandchildren. Michael (Clara) Sibrinsz, all of 1-7 with the loss. The Eagles scored three times in moth homer in the fifth and Penders W indsor l.ork.s (8) • Lowe 3b. 6-1-1-1, position with the Computer three plaintiffs who have filed the ford will file its amicus curiae brief Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center St. A The play was in meitiory of Steve The funeral is Friday at 10:30 a.m. Manchester, and seven East continued to show batting the second for a 7-0 advantage. Star claimed, “that got us back in the Sbeehan ss, 5-2-3-0. Ludden 2b, 4-0-3-1, Processing Insitute of East Hartford. suit said he will seek a 10-day exten Monday. This will say that the city social hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Dyak, late husband of Cathy Dyak, a End of the Line prowess as it socked 17 bits, in ting hurler Gregg Kane, however, right frame of mind. That came at a Pepin lb. 5-1-3-2, Kolodziej c, 4-1-2-0, He will serve as vice president of grandchildren. sion of the restraining order issued supports the stand of the plaintiffs. with dinner at 7:15. Center St., Manchester, with the The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at member of the Holiday staff and cluding borne runs by Pete Kiro and couldn’t get past the fourth inning as crucial time.” John Butier added a Rague If, 5-L-O-O, Bycenski p. O-O-O-O, academic affairs. by U.S. District Courf Judge M. Hartford probably would have a For those wishing to attend the Manchester Park Department Rev. Paul J. Bowman and the Rev. the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. long-time No. 1 female bowler in the Howie Furlong. It also was he chucked oniy 3 1/3 innings. He two-run, two-out singie iater in the DiPrato p, O-O-O-O, Walsh dh-3b, 5-1-2-2, A spokesman for the company con Joseph Blumenfeld. tough time proving it had standing to meeting only, it will begin at 8:15 crew, headed by Ken Irish, now David B. Eusden officiating, ^urial Center St.,’ Manchester, with the USA. beneficiary of eight bases on bails walked three, fanned three and gave inning, Kervick rf. 5-0-2-1, Reale cl, 3-1-0-0. firmed the appointment today, but The lawsuit was filed by three low- become a plaintiff, so it will not ioin p.m. Election of officers will be held. prepares and maintains 18 baseball will be in East Cemetery, Canon Clinton R. Jones of Christ and eight Raider miscues. Windsor up six hits and five runs. Kiro Kiro was 4-for-6 and scored five Totals:'42-8-15-7. said the company is not ready to income Manchester residents—Carol the suit as another plaintiff, Norko and softball fields, and 17 soccer East Catholic 430 033 103 17 Manchester. Locks committed 10 errors in tbe relieved and went 5 2/3 innings. He make a formal announcement. Church Cathedral, officiating. Burial Angell, Lucy Demirgian and Lillian said. Pay Respects Near 500 Triplet fields, the highest number ever with runs whiie knocking in two to top Windsor ^Locks 001 412 000 8 Friends may call at the funeral will be in East Cemetery, first meeting. was touched for nine hits, three runs. East. Cabrai had three hits while Fenn was not available for com Rutchik —and seeks to prevent the Norko^also.igMJie plans to file a MANCHESTER -T h e Manchester Speaking of bowling, it wasn’t too the same staff as a year ago. The home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and ment this morning because he is on a Manchester. town from withdrawing from the m o tio i^ r a KMay 'dixtension of the Chapter of DAY will meet tonight at many years ago that 400 triples in department rates an A-plus for Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. temporary partial assignment for the Friends may call at the funeral Community Development program. restraining order issued by Judge 8 at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 duckpin circles were the goal of all another outstanding job in Friendship Lodge will conduct a Manchester Brother Act community college system. home tonight from 7 to 9 and Town voters approved such a Blumenfeld. The order was issued Main St., to pay their respects to the pinners and achieving that total was manicuring the fields for the 1979 ConarclHigh Masonic service tonight at 8 at the Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Fenn has been with the college for withdrawal for two years on April 17. last Friday and expires Monday. It late Norman Livingston Sr. who was quite an accomplishment. season which officiaily got under way funeral home. The Manchester Lodge of Masons 16 years and in the position of dean of After that vote, the Hartford City prevents Manchester from a member and past commander of Not so for the class male bowlers iast Monday night with softbali play TopsPenney academic affairs for 10 years. The family suggests that those will conduct a service Thursday at 7 the group. anymore. starting. Little League baseball p.m. withdrawing from the program until Herbert Bandes, dean of ad wishing to may make memorial gifts ROTC Dinner 'The day of the three-string 500 program launches play Saturday. DeValves’ Firsts to the Masonic Home and Hospital, Raney Mariotli triples is not too far off. ministrative affairs, who has worked The Regional Occupational The program started in Manchester By KEVIN CASEY Wallingford, Conn. Last Wednesday night in the Y closely with Fenn for 10 years, said COVENTRY — Raney Mariotti, 61, Training Center, in cooperation with in 1950 with four teams. Today there (iorrcspondunl Manchester Police Report League at Holiday Lanes, Bill this morning that Fenn’s absence of 314 Highland Ave., formerly of Manchester Community College’s are 15 teams in the major league and Pounding out 14 hits and will be felt at the college. Hartford, died Monday at Middlesex McKinney just missed that magic a like numbei^in the Farm League ... ' Pace Track Win Mrs. Fannie P. Coben MANCHESTER - Michael A. hotel and food service catering class, Bandes described Fenn as a “joy processed immediately because of number by one pin and Ed Bujaucius Scott Goehring and Rebekah Gleason scoring 11 unearned runs, EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Fannie Hospital in Middletown. Breen, 18, of 11 Rosemary Place was will present a “dinner theater” 6 and delight to work with” and an his intoxicated state, police said was only three pins shy of 500 for his have registered for the Soccer Farm Led by Jim and Tim DeValve’s four first place efforts, Conard High rolled to a 17-2 Perzekow Cohen, 87, of 42 Norige Mr. Mariotti was born in Penn charged on a warrant Tuesday with p.m. today, at*the training center. “extremely able man who has the sylvania and lived in Hartford 35 Court dates are May 18 three games. in Pomfret in August ... Marianne Manchester„High boys’ track team scored a pair of impressive thumping of Penney High in Drive died May 1. She was the widow third-degree iarceny by possession. Senior citizens are invited. Tickets wins yesterday at Wigren Track. The unbeaten Indians, 3-0, confidence and loyalty of the of Louis Cohen. years. • may be purchased at the Senior McKinney rolled 178, 172, 149 for Pemberton, of Manchester, tossed a CCIL baseball action yester faculty.” 'He was released on a non-surety bond A bicyclist who was hit by a car on his 499 score while Bujaucius, a Mrs. Cohen was born in Russia and He was a U.S. Army veteran of Citizen’s Center. no-hit, no-run game for the Eastern whipped Norwich Free Academy, 97-48, and CCIL foe East Hart day. in East Hartford. /> In his position, Fenn has been for court May 14. Center Street Tuesday shortly after former town champion, compiled Connecticut State College women’s lived in the Rockville-East Hartford World War II. ford High, 105-40. ■ ■The Knights are now 5-3 (n league directly responsible for supervision Pauline Irvin, 28, of 87 Nike Circle noon sustained only a bruised knee, Pentecostal Church single games of 184,177,136 for 497. softball team Monday against area since 1938. ' Survivors are a brother, Neal Tim DeValve took the mile and play. 6-3 overall, while the Chieftains of the faculty, for recruiting and was charged on a warrant with according to Manchester Hospital of MANCHESTER - The United It’s not that the bowlers are that Western Connecticut of Danbury. Survivors are two sons, Gilbert Mariotti of Coventry; four sisters, two-mile while Dave DeValve cap- (Mi, 3. Lombardo (M) 6’ 4”. are also now 5-3 in CCIL action. seiecting new faculty, for scheduling issuing a bad cheek. Court date is ficials. George Giguere, 19, of 142 Pentecostal Church will have its much better today than a decade ago. The score was 3-0. Pemberton is a Coben of West Hartford and Harold Mrs. Lena Kurka, Mrs. Emma May 14. tured the 100 and 440 in pacing the In- Triple jump: 1. Lombardo (M), 2. Rita , Penney starter and loser John Spruce St. was hit by a car driven by regular service and Bible study The lanes have been “souped up” former standout athlete at of classes and budgeting of instruc Cohen of Windsor Locks; a daughter, Friese and Mrs. Jean Petro, all in dians. Rich Gelting was a triple 'I'll' ^ Carey (N) 39' 11”. Almquist walked five, gave up four tional costs. Harold J. Leister, 60, of no certain Fred Kurtz, 59, of 38 Erie St. as tonight at 7:30 at the church 187 which has resulted in averages for Manchester Community College. Mrs. Harris (Elizabeth) Shimkowitz Ohio, and Mrs. Leora Frisbie in New address and Howard E. Crockett, 74, winner for Manchester, taking thef „ hits and was charged with seven runs Fenn was a general science and Jersey. Kurtz was turning into the parking Woodbridge St. Everyone is many skyrocketing, at least in the 3. Walsh (Ml 19’ tVz” , of East Hartford; eight of 19 Locust St. were both charged 120 and 330 y a rd h u rd le s and 220-yard in 2 1,3 innings. The Knights com bioiogy teacher at Manchester High Tbe funergi is Thursday at 8:30 lot at Cavey’s Restaurant at 12:14 welcome. past three and four years. Pole vault: 1. Misarski (N), 2. Roach grandchildren and three great with possession of liquor on town p.m. dash. mitted eight miscues, with errors a School from 1948 to 1963. He was one a.m. from the D’Esopo Wethersfield (M l, 3. Lauzon (Ml 10' 6” . grandchildren. property Tuesday afternoon. Police Michael Arbour, 34, of Berlin, wher Pay Respects Jeff Lombardo rounding into form key in Conard's six-run third inning of the promoters of a community Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Brook The funeral was today. Burial was said tliby ,w^«^een drinking liquor was injured Tuesday while working took the triple jump and placed well Up and Over which made it 7-0. college in Manchester. In its first Blvd., Wethersfield, with a mass at MANCHESTER —Members of Manchester vs. East Hartford in Ellington Jewish Cemetery, near the Mary Cheney ^iibrary in on the .roof of the J.C. Penney in the high jump. Glen Birmingham 440 relay: 1. M anchester :46.6. The Chieftains added single runs in year, 1963, Fenn served as a part- 9:15 in the Church of St. Luke. Burial Hose & Ladder Co. No.'l will meet MHS Girls on Top Ellington. Center Park. Leister was sent to was impressive in the shot put with a Mike Mazzotta of the fifth and sixth innings, two in the time biology teacher, then began warehouse, was in satisfactory con tonight at 7:30 at the Holmes Funeral 120 hurdles: 1. Gelting (Ml, 2. Stanton The memorial period will be will be in Col. Gates Cemetery, Manchester Memorial Hospital and toss of 49-feet. (M l, 3, Raymond (E H | :16.3. Manchester High clears hurdle seventh and three in each of the last working full time for the coilege in Rocky Hill. dition at Manchester Memorial Home, 400 Main St., to pay their observed at the home of her later Norwich State Hospital for Hospital today with a broken hip and Results: 100: 1. J. DeValve (Ml, 2. Santiago during track meet yesterday at two frames. Penney was guilty of 1964. Friends may call at the respects to the late Mrs. Wilfred In CCIL Struggle Manchester vs. NFA (EHl, 3. Krikorian (EH) :io.2. daughter, Mrs. Harris Shimkowitz, treatment. Crockett was brought to pelvis. Maxwell who was a sister of Robert Memorial Field against misjudging a couple of fly balls while Fenn’s first administrative posi 42 Norige Drive, East Hartford, Wethersfield chapel today from 2 to 4 440 relay: 1. Manchester (J. DeValve, Mile: 1. T. DeValve (Ml, 2. Brennan Conard was also rapping a 'cbuple of the police station, but was not Taylor, a member of the company. Climbing into first place in the CCIL standings, Manchester tion at MCC was chairman of the today, Thursday and Friday. and 7 to 9 p.m. Elliott, Hurst, Gelting) :46.6. (EH ), 3. Lemieux (Ml 4:37. Norwich and East Hartford. key hits. science department. In 1967, he . The family suggests that friends High girls’ softball team outlasted Enfield High, 13-10, yesterday 120 hurdles: 1. Gelting (M), 2. Stanton 440: 1. J. DeValve (Ml, 2, Elliott (Ml, (Herald Photo by Burbank) "The Knights scored single runs in (M ), 3. Papp (N) :16.3. 3. Santiago (EH l :53.1. became MCC’s director of arts and wishing to may make memorial gifts In Memurium at Fitzgerald Field. the sixth and seventh innings. sciences and his duties included staff 100: 1. J. DeValve (M), 2. Carey (N), 3. 330 hurdles: 1. Gelting (M), 2. Stanton to St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. In loving memory of Robert E. Duff Jr., who The Indians are 7-1 while Enfield, Trey Sinatro had three hits and two recruiting and budget work.' passed away one year ago today, on May 2nd, 1978. while Manchester got two in its half. H urst (M) :10.2. (M l, 3. Raymond (EH) :41.4. McEnroe Praised The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far and Windham which dropped a 12-10 The Raiders took a 7-6 lead in the Mile: 1. T. DeValve (M), 2. Lemieux 880: 1. Lahda (M l, 2, Lewis (EH), 3. RBI, Pete McGahie three hits and In 1968, Fenn worked for the state God gives us love, DALLAS (UPI) — Hard-serving mington Ave., Hartford was in affair to Fermi, each stand 6-2. fifth and added a run in the sixth. (M ) , 3. Sipperly (N) 4:37. Tim brell (M l.2:06. Ron Morander had two hits and two Board of Trustees for Regional Com charge of arrangements. Some one to share, B.D. PEARL John Alexander has played the RBI for Conard. Brian O'Connor He lends us. Manchester hosts Windham today at Manchester got rolling in its half of 440: 1. J. DeValve (M l, 2. Charles (N), 220: 1. Gelting (M l, 2. Santiago (EH), munity Colleges as its first associate world's finest tennis of this decade. went the distance for-Conard, Fitzgerald Field at 3:30. the sixth, thai^s in part to a lot of 3. Elliott (M) :53.1. 3. Chadwick (EH) :22.8. academic officer. He was in charge Love, £ 2 0 7 330 hurdles: 1. Gelting (M), 2. Coleman Two-mile: 1. T. DeValve (Ml, 2. From that vantage point, he rates striking out six and walking three. It was a wild-and-wooly affair and of program development and coor Mom, Dad, Debbie and Cyndy. & SON baS?s on balls. Wright, Lauri William G. Moore a pitcher’s nightmare to boot as 31 (N ) , 3. Stanton (M) :41.4. Lemieux (M l, 3. Jardin (EH ) 10:00.2. young John McEnroe as equal to the dination among the colleges. Turkington, Kathy Cooney and Lisa 880: 1. Lahda (M), 2. Timbrel! (M), 3. Coiiiinl (IT) - O’Brien 3b-lf, 5-2-2-1, MANCHESTER - William G. bases on balls were issued, 15 by Mile relay: 1. M anchester 3:45.7. best. In 1969, Fenn returned to MCC as In Memorium Schwartz each rapped RBI singles in Knoblaugh (N) 2:06. Javelin: 1. LaChance (M), 2. Jardin McGahie dh, 6-1-3-2, O'Connor p. O-O-O-O, Moore, 69, of 25 Marble St., formerly Tribe hurlers. There were also 21 After being routed by McEnroe 6-4, its first dean of faculty, another title In loving memory of our son, who passed away May the frame while Ebersold, Tilden and 220: 1. Gelting (M ), 2. Charles (N), 3. (EHl, 3. Burby (M) 158’ 7”. Crean c, 2-1-1-1, Zarwanski lb. 6-1-1-0. of East Hartford, died Tuesday at hits, a dozen by the iocals. 6-0, 6-2 in the opening match of the for the position he still holds. His 2nd, 1959 Wendy Warren each walked forcing H urst (M) :22.8. Shot put: 1. Birmingham (M), 2. Cameron rf, 5-1-1-0, Botticello fr, l-O-O-O, ■ Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Lynne Wright, in relief, picked up World Championship Tennis Finals Schroll If, 4-1-1-0. Sottile 3b, l-l-O-O. resignation becomes effective July 1. in a run. Two-mile: 1. T. DeValve (M), 2. Brodeur (E H l, 3. Coburn (EH ) 49'. was the husband of Mrs. Teresa Time heals they say and maybe it does, Tuesday, Alexander said, “I had two Thompson cf, 3-3-0-0, Morander ss. 6-3-2- But memories last and so does love. the mound decision. She in 2V^ in Enfield scored twice in the top of Lemieux (M ), 3. Houle (N) 10:00.2. Discus: 1. Brodeur (EH), 2. Burby Sullivan Moore. probiems. I couidn’t return his serve 2, Sinatro 2b, 6-3-3-2. Totals: 45-17-14-8 Down in our hearts he is living yet nings allowed five runs on four hits the seventh and had the bases loaded Mile relay: 1. Manchester (J. DeValve, (M), 3. Jam es (M) 140' 6” . We loved him too dearly to ever forget. and every time I served, he hit it I’cnney (2) • Anderson cf, 3-0-1-0. Mr. Moore was born July 1,1909, in while walking seven, Starter Shirley with two out. But a vicious liner Stanton, Tim brell, Lahda) 3:45.7. High Jump: 1. Kelley (M), 2. Lombardo Webster, Mass., and lived in East Javelin: 1. LaChance (M), 2. Barclay (M), 3. Cohen (M) 6' 2”. back.” Peruccio 2b, 2-0-0-0, Chasse 2b. l-O-O-O, Bonds DeniedI Mother, Father and Sisters Adams chucked 4 1/3 innings, down the first base line was snared Hartford many years before moving (N), 3. Burby (M) 158' 7". Long jump: 1. Walsh (M), 2. Burby He added, “Tonight he was equal to Blake rf, 4-0-0-0, Plres 3b, 4-0-0-0, Cace walking eight while giving up five by Schwartz, who made a diving stab to Manchester several years ago. Shot put: 1. Birmingham (M), 2. Dahl (M ), 3. Chadwick (EH ) 18’ 8'/4". the best I ever saw. I don't say he's lb-s^4-l-2-0, Linnell dh, 3-0-1-1, Almquist For MCC Work In Meinoriuin runs on five hits. of a sinking liner to end the threat *p, Om-0-0, McHugh p. O-O-O-O, Burnat lb, 0- He worked as a quality engineer at (N), 3. Burby (M) 49’. . Triple jump: 1. Lombardo (M), 2. better. But he’s equal to the best," In loving memory of Bobby Duff who passed away Manchester scored twice in the se and game as well. 0-0-0, Bennetieri c. 4-1-1-0, Schultz, If, 2-0- Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group, one year ago today. Discus: 1. Burby (M), 2. Barclay (N), Horwitz (M), 3. Santiago (EH) 39' 11". Alexander was asked to qualify his cond, Georgeanne Ebersold and Lisa Schwartz collected three hits along 0-0, Dunfee ss-p, l-O-O-O, Just ss, 2-0-0-0. MANCHESTER -Gov. Ella East Hartford, 27 years before 3. Dahl (N) 136' 8”. Pole vault: 1. Fiemgo (EH), 2, Marsh statement by naming players People change and days pass ... Tilden getting RBIs, and added two with her stellar defensive play. Liz High jump: K Carey (N), 2. Kelley lEH), 3. Roach (M) 11'. Totals: 30-2-5-1. Grasso's recommendation for $10.5 retiring in 1974. My memories of you, forever will last ... McEnroe had matched. more in the third with Wright Neubelt and Wright each had two hits Conard 016 011 233 17 million in bonds for the construction He was a member of the Our love was so strong ... “ (Rod) Laver. (Ken) Rosewall. Pennev 000 001 100 2 And it never will fade. singling and Ebersold doubling home with the latter, Turkington, Ebersold of the first permanent building at Manchester Senior Citizens, and a (Bjorn) Borg. (Jimmy) Connors. Because you are always part of my days. a run. and Tilden each having two RBI. Manchester Community College was communicant of St., Bridget Church. My memories and love for you will always be part of Now’s your chance to step up to the Enfield scored three in the fourth He's in that category, the way he voted down Tuesday by the state my life! Whalers Tie Series Other survivors' are a stepson, played tonight,” the 27-year-old llling Girls Lose legislature’s Finance, Revenue and James F. Clarke of East Hartford; "Your "loving” Alexander said. quality, convenience and elegance Illing varsity girls’ softball team Bonding Committee. two brothers, Francis X. Moore of Girlfriend" Sabrina Girls at .500 in Track dropped its opener yesterday, 18-12, An architect for the design of the East Killingly and Matthew J. Moore On McKenzie Goal of a Frigidaire Bringing its record back to the .5(X) to Timothy Edwards of South Wind new construction has been selected of East Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Mile: 1. Ritchie (M), 2. Adams (M), 3. By EARL YOST In Memorium level, Manchester High girls’ track Murphy (M) 5:58. UConn Leaders ' sor. by the state Public Works Commis Mary Hursey of Bennetsville, S.C., Spurls Editor In loving memory of Russell Gustafson Sr., hus 100% Frost-Proof team routed Enfield High, 101-22, 440 relay: 1. Manchester (Gilbert, University of Connecticut football Nancy Curtin, Amy Jones and Bar sion. The state Property Review and Sister Julia Agnes, Order of band. dad and grandfather, who was called to rest yesterday in Enfield. Cheney, Karen Scott, K. Walsh) :57.1. Pie-faced Johnny McKenzie would like nothing better in his bara Elliott each had two hits for Board m ust now act pn the Sisters of St. Joseph, Uxbridge, May 2, 1976. Tuesday night broke with precedent The Indian thinclads took 11 of 15 . 880: 1. Taylor (M ), 2. Brown (M), 3. final year as a pro hockey player than to go out a winner. Illing, Curtin and Liz Campion recommendation and the college of Mass., and nine nieces and five Refrigerator- by naming a junior as one of four cap Deep in our hearts your memory is kept. firsts, 10 of 12 seconds and 11 of 12 Sheldon (M) 2:43. homered. ficials hope they will act soon, Wo love you too dearly to ever forget. Last night with 2:26 left in the final period and the score tains of tbe 1979 varsity football nephews. 220: 1. G ilbert (M ), 2. Cheney (M), 3. Herbert Bandes, dean of ad Sweet memories of you we will treasure forever. thirds in exhibiting superior strength team. Two co-captains for each of The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. Freezer at big Burnham (M) :28.7. deadlocked 4-4 against Edmonton, the veteran New England ministrative affairs at MCC, said Longing for you, forgetting you never. in all areas. Manchester is 1-1. the offensive and defensive units from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Dana Gilbert took the 100 and 220 Mile relay: 1. Enfield 4:56. Whaler winger blasted a shot into the Oiler net. MCC Golfers Bow today. Main St., with a mass at 10 at St. Wife, Sons, 100: 1. G ilbert (M ), 2. tie Kask (E), were announced by Coach Walt Nad- Daughters-in-law savings. while Tracy Culbertson annexed the The goal enabled the Whalers to tie jrea Lacroix lit the red lamp. Wayne Bandes said the denial of the bon Bridget Church. Burial will be in St. Cheney (M) :12.0. zak. Manchester Community College's and Grandchildren shot put and javelin to pace the Silk the WHA semifinal Best of Seven Gretzky and Ron Chipperfield ac- ding monies by the legislature will Patrick’s Cemetery, Lowell, Mass. Add the convenience of 17 cu-ft Two-mile: 1. Hennessy (M), 2. Ritchie Mark Flood, a 6-5 and 232 pound golf team closed out its season on a Towners. Avco Cup playoff series at two games counted for the Oilers’ tallies have impact only if the architectural of organized storage. Now at big (M), 3. Murphy (M) 13:17. guard from Albany, N.Y., who will be losing note, bowing 359-367 to Post Friends may call at the funeral Kate Hennessy, Janet Ritchie, each with the' fifth game Thursday -phe 4-2 edge was short-iived as Bill plans are completed and approved savingsl 440: 1. Sadosky (M), 2. Karen Scott- a junior next semester, was selected Junior Coliege of Waterbury. home Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Sharon Maher, Robyn Washington, night in Edmonton. Game No.6 will Flett and Blair MacDonald tallied in before the money for construction is p.m. Lottery (M ), 3. Kim Scott (M) 1:03.0. co-captain of the offensive unit along Bob Kristoff of MCC and Post's • 100% Frost-Proof convenience Nancy and Katrine Walsh, Lee Shot put: 1. Culbert^n (M), 2. Maher be in-Springfield Sunday night at 7. the first six minutes to tie the score available. The project cannot be put The family suggests that those with senior-to-be Tom Ney, a 6-4 and Jim Kay shared medalist honors with • Frigidaire's biggest top-freezer Sadosky, Karen and Kim Scott, Pat (M), 3. VonDeck (M) 32' 5” . McKenzie, 41, who announced his and the Oilers looked on their way out to bid before the bond money is in HARTFORD —The winning 239 pound tackle from Hamden. wishing to may make memorial gifts Refrigerator Adams, Sue Brown, Jeanine Murphy, High jum p: I. Kask (E ), 2. tie Geagan retirement effective at the end of the 82s. Nancy Narkon fired an 83. place, Bandes said. to the Heart Fund. number drawn ‘Tuesday in the to victory Picked to provide leadership for the • 4.69 cu-ft freezer compartment Bette Sheldon, Chris Cheney, Melissa (M), Stauffer (M) 4’ 10”. playoffs, literally .flew down the right After the deadlock, the Whalers Connecticut daily lottery was 578 defense were 5-9 188 pound Pete • Twin Vegetable Hydrators and Meat Geagan, Linda Roberts, Wendy Discus: 1. Onelo (E ), 2. M aher (M ), 3. side and took a perfect pass from appeared to go into a defensive shell Geagan (M) 106’ 7”. Lamagna of Enfield and 5-11 and 191 Scorer's Nightmare Tender Taylor, Vicki Burnham and Sandy Dave Keen and beat Oiler goalie Long Jump: 1. Kask (E ), 2. Washington until Keen and McKenzie worked pound Ted Walton of Bridgeport. It was a scorer's nightmare as • 3 fully adjustable shelves VonDeck also performed well for Dave Dryden with a wrist shot that Boy Held in- Breaks (M), 3. Brown (M) 15’ 7”. their magic, a picture-perfect play Both cornerbacks will be seniors. Manchester High jayvee softbail Manchester. settled in the nets and sent another • Automatic Ice Maker available at Javelin: 1. Culbertson (M), 2. Roberts by a couple of guys whose age totals team outlasted Enfield, 39-21, yester The Real Estate Office Results: far-below capacity home happy. extra charge (M), 3. M aher (M) 110' 5” . 80 years. day at Mt. Nebo. MANCHESTER—RussetrUTArmstrong, 16, of 63 Union 80 hurdles: 1. Washington (M ), 2. N. “I just knew that I was going to Medley relay: 1. Manchester (Gilbert, It’s now a best of three-game Cyndi Cox had three hits and Rose St. was arrested Tuesday on warrants charging him with Walsh (M), 3. K. Walsh (M) :13.5. score,” McKenzie said, “it was one Cheney, Karen Scott, Sadosky) 2:03. series. Park Bruins^ Hero Husky, Lois Hughes, Carol Mumford, several counts of burglary, larceny and robbery in con of those things. “ The pesty veteran of Frank Strano was Frigidaire in win settle for less? Kim McLaughlin and Leisa Barnett nection with several burglaries in recent months. simply turned on the steam and out BOSTON (UPI) — Brad Park rifled two apiece for Manchester. Husky, The 23 charges against Armstrong include nine counts rank two Oiler defenders for the a 30-foot wrist shot past Ken Dryden Mumford and Marcy MacDonald of third-degree burglary, five counts of second-degree Area Schoolboy Basehall play of the night. after a rink long rush with 3:12 to larceny, four counts of third-degree larceny, two counts closed today out of, HUGE DISCOUMTS THBU-OUT OUlt STORE. SAVE $$ NOW Rangers on Top play Tuesday night to give the Boston slammed homers. Manchester is 7-1. Area baseball action yesterday to take its fifth win in nine outings. ^ Once’again, it was a rousing, hard each of theft of firearms and first-degree robbery and one saw Bolton High bow to Portland, 5-2, hitting game with seven first period NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve Bruins a 2-1 win over the Montreal count of fourth-degree larceny. Tom Gardiner and Crandall Yopp Vickers knows that this season Rham High drop a 9-7 decision to penalties setting the tone as the , . . Canadiens. The robbery charge was in connection with an armed respect for the funeral each had two hits for the Sachems, represents a second chance. Clubhouse Fight Vinal Tech and South Windsor High Whalers preferred to u ^ their muscle ,g nine ram, The victory moved them back into ^ ^ J now 7-2 in the COC and 7-4 overall. In 1975,,5 evetything came easy,” HOUSTON (UPI) - A fight in the hoidup at the Cap 'n Cork Package Store on North Main fell in another high-scoring affair, 29- for a change against the bigger contention for the Stanley Cup South Windsor, which dropped a 27- Vickers said Tuesday night, after Street in March. 11, to Newington High. Oilers. semifinal series. Boston outshot the 6t. Louis visitor's locker room 11 duke to Bloomfield Monday, again scoring the insurance goal that between Houston'. Astros' Cesar Other burglaries in connection with the charges since of the late Adele M, Bolton dropped its eighth in as Twice the Oilers led, 1-0 after one Canadiens 31-24 and has held Mon tallied 11 times but again gave the. helped the New York Rangers take a Cedeno and Joaquin Andujar was last September included Bentley School, One-Hour Mar- B.D. 4 & S O l\ many decisions whiie Portland went period, and 2-1 in less than two treal to 55 shots in the three games. opponent a football-like score. Ralph rninor and caused neither player to tinizing, the VFW hall, Hollywo^ Shell station. Silk City to 4-5 with the win. minutes of the second period before 2-1 lead in their best-of-seven Stanley Montreal leads the best of seven Package Store, Agway Co., Capitol Equipment Co. Midas i.l<» PEARL\1\l> ■'UK KI’ n-:i . (,t;t.2ITl M v\( HI ' I I l( Giansanti had two hits for the Bob Cup semifinal series with a 3-1 vic series 2-1 with game four set suffer any injury, an Astro club Vinal scored nine times in the se Jordy Douglas (his second of the Strano, cats, now 2-8. tory over the New York Islanders. spokesman said Tuesday. Muffler and Brown’s Tire shops and the American legion cond inning and then held off Rham middle period), George Lyle and An- Thursday night. EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 2, 1979 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Wed., May 2. 1979 A’s Relievers ^top R ^ x Hickey No-Hittel* Coventry ^ine was no one else. As it turned out, Heaverlo pitched 1 With the bases loaded and two out. OAKLAND (UPI) - There’s Page hit a slow rdler J(g*second. a little bit of the Old Oriole in The A’s, down by three runs in the 1-3 and Lacey 2-3 but between them Stops Chek^ seventh inning, Suddenly came to life they shut off the Red Sox as McCatty Jerry Remy had noYdiSnee to get Oakland A’s Jeff Newman, on consecutive singles by Wayne came up with the victory and Lacey Page on the play so he went for the Wins for EHHS 9 Dave Heaverlo and«fiob Lacey. Gross, who had hit a two-run homer with the save. sliding Wallis at second. He missed With two-run lead going into the final inning, Cheney Tech All three could have sat back and “ We got tirflfely hitting and outstan the tag and then bowled over umpire couldn’t hold the advantage and suffered a heart-breaking 5-4 in the fourth, Jim Essian and Hickey, who had control problems The latter got his safeties from epch taken the night off Tuesday and no ding short relief,” said Marshall. Jim Cuneo. Pitching was supposed to be Dwayne Murphy. Murphy’s hit was a in earlier starts, was in command side of the plate. setback to Coventry High in COC baseball action yesterday in one would have said a word. In New solid smash to right which filled the Cuneo called Wallis safe as the East Hartford Higft<5^trong “Also, we didn’t beat ourselves In the with his good fastball. East Hart Southpaw Paul Fitzsimmons Coventry. man's case, he was so sick beford the bases. tying run scored. Zimmer disagreed suit.. field, for a change.” ford's solid defense supported'him hurled the first 6 l/3innings for The Patriots^ winning run was un game with the Boston Red Sox that At that point, Marshall sent a with the call and argued long and Cheney stored twice in the first in The A’s infield made two double That point was further rein well and didn’t have to come up with Wethersfield and absorbed the loss. earned as the Techmen were com he had to be scratched from the messenger into the clubhouse for loud. Remy admitted later the um ning as Dave Gustamachio smacked plays early in the game to keep young forced yesterday as sophomore a spectacular play to save the no-hit It was his first decision. He walked mitting their sixth miscue. a leadoH double and scored on Chris lineup. Newman, whose homer in the ninth pire made the right call and that he Kevin Hickey fired a no-hitter bid, according to team statistician three and fanned four while being Coventry is now 4-5 in the con Vann's RBI single. He moved to se Heaverlo and Lacey had pitched and single in the 11th had beaten the did miss Wallis. Steve Bellingham. raked for 13 hits and 10 runs. ference, 5-5 overall, while the cond on a groundout and scored on a three straight days in relief and were Red Sox the night before. Newman “ I was hoping he’d give uS the in leading the Hornets to a 12-1 The Hornets got all the runs they Earn Hanford (12) - DeSaulnier 3b, 4- Beavers are also 4-5 in COC play LaBrec RBI single. ticketed for seats on the bench in fell behind on the count 1-2, then call," Remy said. drubbing of homestanding needed in the first inning. Bob 2-3-2, Flenke 3b, l-O-l-l, Hilchuk 2b, 64)4)- and6-5 overall, Cheney hosts Bolton Pitts singled to lead off the fourth, stead of the bullpen. laced a double to left-center to score “I knew he never tagged me,” said Wethersfield High in CCIL DcSaulnier singled,stole second and 0, Nicholson If, 5-14)4), Jones lb, 5-2-2-1, today at 3:15. ‘‘I wasn't going to use either unless two runs. Larry Murray went in to ■ Wallis. advanced to second and scored on play. The hard-throwing moved to third on Tyler Jones’ two- Durler c, 3-2-3-4, Frasca c, 14)4)4), Kohler Cheney had a 4-2 lead going into the it was a real emergency or they run as Newman left the park. “The second baseman made a fine Rick Tamiso’s two-out RBI single. righthander fanned 13 and out single. Jones got caught in a run cf, 4-1-2-1, Hardy dh, 5-1-14), A. Proctor seventh inning but disaster struck in asked to pitch," said A’s Manager An controversial infield hit by try but he failed to tag the runner,” rf, 4-2-24), M. Proctor 22, 5-1-2-1, Hickey Pomeroy grounder to short but the •• k down but escaped, reaching second the finale. Chip Strycharz and Jeff Jim Marshall. “There Is only so Mitchell Page a little later in the in Craig Minetto close, and Joe Wallis said Cuneo, a little embarrassed at walked six in evening his p, 904)4)4). Totals: 43-12-16-10. throw to first got past, Tamiso as DeSaulnier scored. Ron Durler Beach singled sandwiched around an scoring as the ball remained in play. much you can expect or.have a right ning and a two-out single by Dave came up with a wall-crashing catch being knocked to the ground. record at 1-1. Wrthrrafirld (1) - D'Ambrosio 2b, 2- then uncranked a two-run homer to out. When Beach’s hit got past Ken Coventry scored unearned runs in to expect from your short relievers.” Revering chased across three more in right field. Lost in the shuffle was a fine three- 14)4), Fitzsimmons p, 14)4)4), Kripas p, 0- East Hartford improved its league left centerfield. 04)4), Tabshey lb, 4 4 )^ , Hemmann if, 4-. Pitts in right, he dashed to third with the first and fifth innings. Before the night was out, Newman, runs and paved the way to victory. The Red Sox had 17 hits and eight run raily in the fifth which put the mark to 5-3 and overall record to 6-3 Durler, who was 3-for-3 with four 04)4), Quinn dh, 4^04), Fabrizi rf, 34)4)4), Strycharz scoring. That was all for Pomeroy went 6 1/3 innings, fan Heaverlo and Lacey played promi With Steve McCatty having pitched bases on balls off fiye Oakland Red Sox in front 4-2, plus a solo with the win while the Eagles slip to RBI, added a two-run single in the Trhan rf, 0-04)4), Tomaivolo 3b, 1-04)4), Cheney starter Bob Pomeroy. ning six and walking three. Lackard nent roles in a comeback 7-5 victory three good innings in relief in his first pitchers but stranded 18 runners, homer by Dwight Evans in the top of 3-5 in the CCIL and oveall. fifth inning. DeSaulnier also had Rizzo 3b, l-04)-0, Diilon c, 24)4)4), Di Reliever Ed Lackard got Kevin was credited with a third of an inning over Boston, Oakland’s second in as action since being called up from only two short of the record. the seventh. Wethersfield got its only run in the three h|ts in a 16-hit Hornet attack Prato c, 14)4)4), Anderson cf, 04)4)4), Green on a tap back to the box for the many games against the Red Sox. Ogden In the PCL, Marshall was Naturally, Manager Don Zimmer “ When you get as many hits as we and was charged with the loss. Green sixth inning on a walk, sacrifice, wild while Jones, Joe Kohler and /kndy Stanton ss, 4-04)-l. Totals: 27-1-0-1 second out but Mike Loughlin singled walked one, fanned six, and picked up Newman spent almost two hours in strapped for pitching help in the was disappointed. What seemed to did," said Zimmer, “you have to East Hartford 300 032 202 12 pitch and an infield groundout. and Matt Proctor each added a pair. to left to knot it. He stole second and the win for. the Patriots. the Oakland clubhouse nursing a eighth. That’s when Heaverlo and bother him more, though, was a play score a lot more than five runs.” Wethersfield 000 001 000 1 proceeded to third as the catcher’s stomach ache. But he had told Lacey both volunteered to pitch an in the middle of the A’s rally in the Bob Stanley, who blew the 5-2 lead, peg went into centerfield. Marshall he could pinch hit if there inning each. seventh. was the loser. Covenlry (,'j) - Beach 2b, 3-2-1-0, Mark Morse walked and Kevin Green p, 4-0-M, Loughlin ss, 3-1-1-1, Softball Lane grounded to shortstop Mike Morse cf, 3-0-0-0, Lane lb, 4-0-0-0, Pinkin. He fumbled it momentarily, McConnell 3b, 2-0-0-0, Beagle c, 3-1-1-0, TOMCHT'S GAMES Talaga added three hits each and Pete DiRosa and Barry Bernstein but recovered and flipped to second Thalacker rf, 2-0-0-0, Strycharz ph, 1-1-1- Expos Flying High League Leaders Stan Talaga enjoyed a two hit game. each stroked three hits in defeat with sacker Lew LaBrec trying for the 0, Caisse If, 2-0-0-0, Thalacker ph, l-O-O-O. Flying Call by Umpire Pumpernickel v». Renn'a, 6 —Cheney CHARIER OAK Dennis Miller collecting a pair. force. But Morse was judged safe Totals: 28-5-5-2. Umpire Fred Spent! makes like a bird as he signals Boston se Down 6-3 after five innings. Center WOMKN’.S RFC with Loughlin scoring the winning Gheney Tec h (4) • Gustamachio lb, 3-1- NEW YORK (UPI) — Dick Williams isn’t talking pennant yet, Batting Dean v». Ruekwell, 6 —Neho cond baseman Jerry Remy safe at home in game against Murphy, Atl 20; Kingman, Chi and Wendy’s vs. Thrifty, 7:30 Congo put together two five-run Making eight hits count for as run. 2- 0, Colpitis dh, 2-0-0-0, Vann 3b, 3-1-1-1, National League Pitts rf, 3-1-I-0, LaBrec 2b, 3-0-1-I, Pinkin Oakland Monday night. A’s won 5-4 in 11 innings. (UPI Photo) nor is his team, but the Montreal Expos are good and they know Cruz, Hou 19; Winfield, SD 17. —Neho frames in their last two at bats to many runs. Savings Bank topped “I thought the umpire was wrong AB ss, 3-0-()-0, Tamiso If, 3-1-1-1, Pomeroy p, •it. H Pet. American League — Baylor, Cal Ed's vs. Zeinhruwski's, 6 record a 13-7 win over Annulli B&J Auto last night at Cheney, 8-7. at second, " disputed Cheney Coach Winfield, SD 97 37 .381 Meditation 3- 0-0-0, Lackard p, O-O-O-O, Lanzano c, 3-0- With the highest winning percen- 29; Porter, KC 22; Cowens, K(j and —Keeney Constructio last night at Fitzgerald. Sally Robinson led the losers with Aaron Silvia mildly, “ but we didn't Cromrtie, Mtl 87 33 .379 0-0, Bushey cf, O-O-O-O, Totals: 26-4-6-3. ■ tage in baseball (.750), the Expos Cooper, Mil 21; Singleton, Balt. 20. Farr’s vs. Tierney's, 6 Included in Phil Hail’s three hits two hits. T^xas pitcher Ferguson deserve to win. We made six errors Key: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs. National League Foster, CIq 85 31 .365 Yanks Che Lost and Found INDEX Help Wanted 13 Halp Wanted 13 Andover NOTICES This Is a good time of 1 — Loat and Found SECRETARY- Pleasing the year to make some 2 — Paraonala TRAVEL AGENT-^wntown telephone manner and ability changes around your 3 — Announcamanli' Hartford. Two years Meeting 4 — Eniartainmant required, typing, clerical home. Sell those extra - Auction* experience in all phases of duties, dictation nelpful but She H eralii travel and typing necessary. Items with a Classified FINANCIAL not a requirement. Two girl ad. Write to: Box V, c/o office, Manchester area. 35 Call 643-2711 Saturday 8 — BondS'Slocks-Mortgage* Manchester Herald. Include ! * •** ■**•«*!Call 643-2711 9 — P e fs o n tl Loan* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING hour week. Company benefits'. LOST- Siamese Cat, full to — Insurance experience and salary Salary commensurate with desired. ANDOVER — Eighteen grown. Vicinity of Westwood EMPLOYMENT ability and experience. Send Street. 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Occasional weeknights. 1521, Manchester, Ct. 06040, Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 0690. * TAG SALES radios and equipment. Ask the Herald Classified Ad nights. Must have own car. with our growing staff. Please Please call 646-4025 or 649-9579 pupils per teacher. FREE in Quick, fair, all cash and no males. Neutered and RENTALS employment record. Call 247-0911. declawed. Call 633-6581, or Residents will be also taker about details. Put the Rooms (or Rent Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Telephone Homer Coan, 643- inquire. Monday - Friday for interview. troductory lesson with this ad. COLUMBIA- Lovely 3 P'roblem. Call Warren E. NELCO SEWING MACHINE- asked to transfer $56,000 STAR to work for you! Phone Apartments lor Rent between 9 AM - 12 noon. 643- Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. H lowland.i Realtors, 643-1108. Built - in button holer, TAG SALE- House and garden 342-0571. 54 — H om es (or Rent 0644. bedroom Ranch on 2.9 acres. from the reserve fund for 643'-*ll. 1126. Garage. Hardwood floors. decorative stitches. Excellent items, including antiques, pic 55 - Bus.ness lor Re''l NURSES AIDES - Full time, condition, including cabinet. town owned equipment to 56 — Resort Property (or Rent and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. SECRETARY SALES MEDICAL / SECRETARY / Situation Wanted 15 Super taxes. $51,900. Squires Houaehold Goode 40 ture frames etc. Saturday 57 — W anted to Rent DEPARTMENT- Shorthand BURGER KING - Needs a PART TIME DISHWASHER- RECEPTIONIST - Part time. Realty. 456-1849. $150. 649-6437. 580 the general fund for the 50 — MiSC (or Rent Experienced preferred, but □ REAL ESTATE Musical Instruments 44 MACHINISTS For Aircraft and typing a must. 9 to 5, five student or retired man in- 5 p.m. to closing. Apply in per Starting June 1st. Manchester RETIRED EXECUTIVE REFRIGERATORS Burnham Street,,V aanchester. purchase of a new we will train. Apply in person: SWIMMING POOLS Halp Wanted 13 AUTOMOTIVE Parts- Experimental and days. Call 289-9541, Mrs. mediately to set up equipment son: Tacorral, 246 Broad Physician's Office. Light SECRETARY Wants Lota-Land For Sale 24 Washers / Ranges, used, 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and ' — Autos for Sale East Hartford Convalescent DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis bulldozer and trailer. Home, 745 Main Street, East Short Run. Job Shop Quinn. and do some maintenance Street, Manchester. typing, and pleasant telephone challenging part time posi Homes For $ple 23 guaranteed and clean.' New TAG SALE- Saturday, May other instruments. Rivers 62 — Trucks for Sale experience preferred. To work mornings from 8 AM to manner. Send resume to: Box tion. $8.50 hourly minimum. MANSFIELD- 2.5 acres of pose of brand new 31’ long 5th., 9:30-2:30. Wesley Approval of salary in TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Hartford. shipment damaged, G.E & above ground pools complete Music, 7 Main Street, New Apply 81 Commerce Street, 64 - Motorcycles-Bicydes work on either Lathe, COOK FOR WEEKEND 11 AM or full time til 5 PM. ACCEPTING X, c/o Manchester Herald, Write Box R, c/o Manchester VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 beautiful (reed land with FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. M em orial C hurch, 1110 Britain. 225-1977. creases for elected of 65 - Campers-Traiiers-Mobile with sundeck, fencing, filter Ellington Road, East Hart Glastonbury. PTG SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Bridgeport, Cintimatic or SHIFT- Local convalescent Free meals, vacation pay. APPLICATIONS for im Herald. 1/2 room Cape. Wall to wall view. Can be 2 building lots. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ficials. not to exceed the H om es Tracer. Top Pay for right carpeting throughout. and includes full installation. ford, rain or shine, COMPANY. Telephone 633- 66 - Automotive Service Excellent Part Time work. home. Some experience Apply in person, 467 Center mediate openings for light $25,000. Squires Realty. 456- Street, 643-2171. TROMBONE- In excellent following amounts, will be man. Excellent fringe Asking $989. Financing 7631. Autos for Rent Lease Will train. Call Manchester necessary. Good working con Street, Manchester. assembly work. Carbon Fireplaced living room. Many 1849. condition. Buescher, with sought: First Selectman, benefits. Apply at: Paragon ditions. wPfte for interview built-ins. Lovely private yard. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Call Stan collect TAG SALE- Antique bed, 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Research. 48 Stock Place, FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom 203-236-5871. oversized case. $250. Call 649- $9,000; treasurer, $1,800 RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Tool Co., Inc., 121 Adams to: Food Service. Box 315, CLERK TYPIST - General of Manchester, 646-5756. E.O.E. Near schools. $54,500. Prin Investment Property 25 Set. Excellent condition. desk, furniture, lawn mower, 7085 anytime. shifts. Good pay, good Street, Manchester, 647-9935. Wethersfield, Conn., 06109. fice work with public contact; cipals only. Call 875-7415. Queen-size bed, triple dresser, miscellaneous. Saturday & tax collector, $3,600 NURSES AIDES- Full time, FOAM FOR CUSHIONS, Sunday May 5 & 6. 1-84 to benefits and working con Halp Wanted 13 all shifts. Experience good typing skills required; 35 CARD GALLERY- Full time 4 FAMILY - FULLY dresser with shelved mirror, PIANO- Cameo. Mahogany. 5 registrar of voters, $350 IMMEDIATE Cash for your MATTRESSES, VANS. Any Bolton Exit, follow signs to 7 ditions. Apply in person, Ver preferred, but training will be SECRETARY - Full time. MR. DONUT Is now accepting hour work week, starting Assistant Manager. Also: RENTED. Appliances in night stand. 4 years old. $800. octove only. Good condition. building official, $5,000 Some shorthand required. salary $289.51 bi-weekly. Plea property. Let us explain our cluded. Owner-broker; shajK, size, thickness. Quality Meadow Road, Bolton. non Manor, 180 Regan Road, CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC given. Apply in person: East applications for our 7 to 12 Part time Sales Clerk. Apply 568-0935. DuPont Firm Foam; low fac Ideal for rec room br apart zoning agent, $1,000; fire Vernon. - Experienced only. Top South Windsor Bank & Trust midnight shift. Apply: Mr. sant government office in in person only. EOE. 3M A fair proposal. Call Mr. brokers invited. Low-8()’s. 633- ment. $250. 649-6650. Hartford Convalescent Home, Belfiore, 647-1413. ' tory prices. Foamland, 1-677- WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE m arshal, $750; town clerk, wages, /^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 745 Main Street, East Hart Co. Main office, ^ p ly in per Donut, 255 West Middle Turn Rockville offering State of Brodh Street, Manchester 6026. LARGE GAS STOVE - son. 1033 John Fitcn Blvd,, 4016. SALE! Disston Cordless Elec Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, pike, Manchester. Connecicut benefits. Submit CROUP 1; A idcct Ksocknion o< REALTORS tcfving the oreawr Excellent condition. $60. 646- $4,500. ford. Parkade, Manchester, Conn. tric Hedge Shears $13.74. 563-0151, South Windsor. Between 9 AM resume and references to: M a n ch e ste r are a w ith m o re a d v e rtisin g e x p e rtise , 0330. Those at the meeting will im p act a n d e fficie n cy fo r b o th b u y e rs a n d seHers. NEW BRITAIN/ and 3 PM. Superior Court, G A 19, P.O. FULL TIME DISHWASHER- Disston Cordless Electric long PART TIME - No nights. No LAUNDRY WASHUN handle Grass Trimmers Boats-Accessorles 45 be asked to establish a RN-LPN wanted for full or weekends. Long holidays, July Box 980, Rockville, Ct. 06066. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday- ADULT LIVING FREEZER 18 CUBIC FOOT EAST HARTFORD INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint $13.74. Snowmobile Safety .Building Committee for part time oh all shifts. Apply and August off! Many retired Friday, Apply in person: TOWNHDUSEAPTS. Are you looking for a part UPRIGHT. Washer, Dryer & LADIES SHOES- Size 5-5 1/2. 1974 FURY - 16.‘/2-foot PUBLIC SCHOOLS director of nursing. Salmon- solar control films - start MACHINE DESIGNER - HOUSEWIVES- We have Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, FRESH, NEW LISTINGS Dishwasher. AH excellent Clothing and accessories. 389 Helmets $7.50. All sales final. the purpose of remedying gentlemen and housewives Small company. Must be self STWnW RENTS: time job on weekends? ..We fiberglass, tilt trailer, with brook Convalescent Home, off $4.00. High potential. excellent daytime employ Manchester, condition! Call 871-9313, or Forbes Street, Eaqt Hartford. Open Monday-Friday 7:30- safety violations at And- enjoy driving school buses, starter. Salary commensurate 1. )Blg Garrison Colonial - 6 Plus Rooms. have 2 positions open Im 4:30. Closed Saturday. 1975 55-horsepower outboard House Street, Glastonbury. WlfY NOT YOU? We will Excellent fringe benefits. ment for you while your 2 BwIrDom ...... $185 mediately, for Saturdays 875-7276, between 9 a.m, to 5 Please call 569-2645, voer Elementary School Training provided. Call with experience. Helth in Cadwell & Jones, 46 Adams Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. INVITATION Please call 633-5244. train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or children are in school. Work P A R T T IM E Aluminum Siding - 2 Car Attached 2 Btdrooms wHh SbidM .$215 and Sundays, "first or se p.m. Also 50 horse Johnson out Elmore Associates, 647-1411. surance and paid vacation. part time now. in the fall and Street, Manchester, Conn. and to authorize the com Manchester, 643-2414. MAINTENANCE PERSON- 9 Garage Vz Acre Lot - A.Veritable Plethora Convanlant to all cond shift. Call Monday DINING ROOM SET - 5 board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- NURSES AIDES wanted for Contact David Rouse or winter. You can have the thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! chairs, table and buffet. mittee to undertake this TO BID a.m. - 12 noon, Monday- locallonajn Greater Hart GARAGE SALE- 9550. full time on all,shifts. Apply WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR Corrado Annino. 289-7471. summer off if you want. Friday. Apply in person: of Extras.Comparlson Invited. p.m., ask for Mr. LaVigne, Custom made draperies, slip Refrigerator and stove. Call project including BUS DRIVERS - will train if ford. YES, Model Open 9 Snowblower, love seat, tables, BID # 489 director of nursing. Salmon- n e c e s s a r y . A pply 90 Flower Locations, Friday, Anyone looking for part time Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Meadows Convalescent covers and upholstery. Budget 646-3327. schematic drawings and Saturday or Sunday. Car RESPIRATORY 2. ) Two Family with 3 Car Garage. Seperatea.m. - 9 p.m. dishes, miscellaneous. May 16 FT. MFG FIBERGLASS - Plastic Trash Can Liners brook Convalescent Home, off Brookfield Street, South Wind work, days, year round, Manchester. Home. 333 Bidwell Street. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 33 horsepower outboard and outline specifications. House Street, Glastonbury. needed, S.D.R. Enterprises, THERAPIST or should apply in person, Manchester, Conn, 5th. thru 7th., 9 to 4, 24 Har sor. Call 289-5918. Oil Heating Systems Convenient, Never a or 646-1000. SCREENED LOAM - vard Road, trailer. $550. Also Also scheduled for action Information may be obtained Please call 633-5244. Andover, Conn., 742-9965. TECHNICIAN Wanted for DAIRY QUEEN, 242 Broad FULL TIME POSITION in 224 -31 25 947-9194 Driveway gravel, processed from Miriam P, Levinson, part time position, every Vacancy Location. Public, Parochial INTERNATIONAL 12 is to authorize the Board of PART TIME. Work from Street, near Manchester tobacco, candy and card FREEZER- Sears Frost Free. gravel, sand, stone and fill, horsepower Plow, mower, Assistant Director of Business RN, or LPN-Part time, 11 to 7 other weekend. Midnight to 8 Parkade. "THE8TH. IS GREAT”- Flea Education to file notice of SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for home on the phone servicing department at Parkade Schools. 17 cubic foot, $125 firm. Call George Griffing, Andover. cart, chains. $1500. (7all after 5 Services, East Hartford, Ct. South Windsor, Will train. a.m. Weekdays or weekends. a.m. Call Dale Paul, Monday Liggett Rexall. Retail 646-5747, after 5 p.m, 742-7886. Market will be held on May the project and apply for our customers in vour spare thru Friday, 8 to 4 p.m., 20th., rain date June 3rd. PM, 742-5082. 06108 until bid opening on: Apply 9 Brookfield Street or time. 249-7773. Laurel Manor, 91 chestnut experience necessary. Apply 3. ) Two Family with 2 Car Garage. and accept or reject a state call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Street, 649-4519. Rockville General Hospital, Tables available at $7.00. ■May 17, 1979 at 2:00 p.m. EXPERIENCED SALES in person betweeij,2^and 5. Convenient Location. Close To Schools, 36 INCH ROPER - GAS LIVING ROOM SET & 1970 16 FT. THUNDERBIRD grant for the project. 872-0501. RANGE. Excellent condition. Please contact 647-9976: after EXPERIENCED HELP NEEDED In Junior NOVA-Plus a Wardrobe. 6, 646-8724, before May 16th. FIBERGLASS - 55 HP John The East Hartford Public NURSE AIDES- We are shopping, churches. Aluminum Siding. $75. After 5:30, 568-4943. Please call after 5 p.m., 643- Residents will also be EAST HARTFORD MACHINISTS & LATHE S E C R E T A R Y Sportswear Shop. Contact AT ONCE STOCK CLERK- son. Trailer. Excellent con Schools is an Equal Oppor , looking for responsible, warm Part time, steady work. Must 6042. asked to choose a PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPERATORS- Full or part RECEPTIONIST Doctors of MaJary at 633-9909. 4. ) Seven Room, Four Bedroom Colonial. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 dition! $2200. Must be seen! tunity Employer. time. Excellent benefits. App people interested in caring for have working papers. Apply moderator for the meeting, the Elderly and Mentally fice. East Hartford Specialist. 633-3802. 004-5 ly in person at: 1422 Tolland WAITRESS WITH at: 299 Green Road, Three Car Oarage with LoftI Ideal forThe elect two members to the Retarded. All shifts available- Typing, shorthand. 4 day Manchester, Saturday, A COMPLETE BOARDING Turnpike, Manchester. LM week. Reply Box U, c/o EXPERIENCE- Morning and Growing Family or Tradesman! Clean, 2 SM A LL KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. Sporting Goods 46 Rec Commission, elect two INVITATION Gill Welding Manufacturing full time. Apply in person to: between 9 a.m and noon. Meadows Convalescent Manchester Herald. lunch. Apply in person only: Dog Bathing and grooming. members to the Regional Co. Division of BHS, Inc., or La Straoa West Restaurant, Convenient and Central. Low fifties and OFFICES ANDOVER NEWSPAPER COMBINATION GOLF BAG TO BID Home, 333 Bidwell Street, EMPLOYMENT For reservations, please calf call 647-9931. 471 Hartford Road, FOR RENT Si CART By Bagboy. Very Board of Education for Manchester. HELP WANTED- Carpenter OPPORTUNITY worth Itl DEALERSHIP Canine Holiday Ihne, 200 LEGAL BID H 488 to work as Sub-Contractor. Manchester. Sheldon Road. Manchester. good condition. $45. Call 646- Regional School District AVAILABLE for store clerks ★ TO BE BUILT ★ Includes all utilities and Rental Entrance Carpdts BARMAID - Apply in person. Call Mike at 528-8958. 646-5971. 0406. after 5 p.m. No. 8. elect a building of NOTICE ATTENTION - Need 2 people CLERICAL POSITION Well established business SEVEN ROOM CUSTOM CAPE Air Conditioning. Cen AVAILABLE Information may be obtained Mr. G’s Restaurant, East ficial. change the name of over 21. Immediate employ REQUIRING ACCURATE Good fringe benefits TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE tral location. from Miriam P. Levinson, ment. This is not a fancy ad, Hartford or call for appoint PART TIME CASHIERS- Finley Road to East Street, NOTICE OF typist with figure aptitude Immediate openings in Hart OVER TWO WOODED ACRESI Call 643-9S51 Call Jeanne Fromerth IDEAL STORE, BUSINESS •OFFICE SPACE Assistant Director of Business we simply want a person who ment, 569-0320. Must be available Saturdays, ford and Manchester area determine how taxes on the DISSOLUTION AND Sundays and occasional available in a small busy of DECIDE YOUR OWN COLORS Prime location. Downtown Services, East Hartford needs a permanent job. Ad fice in Manchester. Call for Car necessary. Call for inter 647-9946 Manchester. 3,500 square FOR RENT Oct. 1. 1978 Grand List for NOTICE TO vancement opportunity. Call DCA DAYCARE DIRECTOR- weekday afternoons. Apply BY CALLING NOWI CREDITORS OF School Department, 110 Long at: The Pop Shoppe, 249 appointment. 646-4048. view: 52^-8106. feet. Ground level en 250 square feet, center of | real estate and personal between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - Year round, $9,230. Minimum for interview. Manchester, air con-1 BURNHAM ESTATES, INC. Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. 528-3869. E.O.E. High School Diploma, and Spencer Street. Manchester, KEEP SMILING trance. Heat included. 646- property and motor 06108 until bid opening on: BABYSITTER - In my home, CARPET WORKROOM- We W ILU M L BELHORE AGENCY DIRECTOR OF 1642 after 5 p.m. weekdays. ditiqning and parking. Notice is hereby given young child experience. For between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Call 643-tel. vehicles should be paid, May 16, 1979 at 2:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday 8 AM to 4 have openings in our Distribu KEEP HAPPY that BURNHAM ESTATES, TEXAS OIL CO. need s application, send self- 647-1413 526-9493 and to do any other The East Hartford Public SECRETARY - FULL TIME - PM. Starting May 7. Call 646- tion Center in South Windsor ^ WOMEN’S CENTER INC. a Connecticut corpora mature person. We train addressed stamped envelope on Route 5 for people to work Schools is an Equal Oppor to: Manchester" Early Lear Heavy transcription. Good 5084 after,4 PM. Manchester Community College has reopened Its business proper to come tion with an office at 255 Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. in our Carpet Workroom. tunity Employer. Worth, Tex. 76101. ning Center, 80 Waddell Road, phone personality. Excellent search for a Director of the Women’s Center. Tiinnrmr before the meeting. Center Street, Manchester, DIETARY AIDES - Full time. Carpet installer helper- 40 002- 5 ■ M a n ch ester. An EO-AA typist. Medical knowledge Qualifications Include: Master Degree In Counseling, EXPEHEHCED Connecticut 06040 was dis Employer. help'dpful. ■ Call...... 6464323.. Must work every other hours schedule. Tuesday thru UANCHBSTBR AND VICINITY. BABYSITTER NEEDED- weekend and some holidays. Saturday. Padding cutter- 20 or the equivalent; Preference will be given to applicants solved by a vote of Board of Cail anytime after 6 p.m., 646- * 3 Bedroom Cape - under ‘50,000. EAST HARTFORD PEOPLE NEEDED FOR Apply in person: East Hart hour schedule. Tuesday thru with related experience. Desirable trsHs Include, HURSE AIDES Parish Council Directors and Shareholders. 0767. MECHANIC- Truck Fleet Saturday. 8 AM to 12 noon. Organizational Ability, Counseling Ability, and At 3-4 Bedroom Colonial - Mid *50,000 PUBLIC SCHOOLS reouires another permanent WORK - Full or part time ford Convalescent Home, 745 All creditors having claims Apply Employment Office, Knowledge of State and Community Agencies that BOLTON - New MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR and experienced mechanic. during the summer. 36 hours Main Street, East Hartford. it Raised Ranch ■ Mid *60,000. are directed to present them 11th floor, Monday-Thursday, provide services to women. HEEDED members recently elected to the law firm of Bayer, DOCTORS OFFICE No diesel. Only experienced or 18 hours weekly. $5.33 rar it Older Duplex iqi to *65,000 INVITATION need call John, at 643-2416 for hour. Must be over 18. Car OUTDOOR JOB OPENINGS - 10 to4.G. FOX & COMPANY. Duties Include: Organizing Services, such as To provide Nursing Care to the St. Maurice Church Phelon & Sqiiatrito, P.C., 63 ROCKVILLE - Monday, In professional lawn treat Hartford. E.O.E. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, appointment. needed. Call 9 - 5 PM. 872-2128. counseling, and referrals; providing Information about ★ Newer Duplex • *70,000 In private h o m si ahd Parish Council are Stephen East Center Street, ment business. Call Lawn-A- TO BID 12 to 6. Send resume to Box Interests and problems of particular Interest to women, Medical Facilltlee. Part Manchester, Connecticut on Mat, 331 Summit Street SECURITY GUARD - Securi it Restorable Colonial with acreage up to *75,000 Blanchard, James Boylan, CC, c/o Manchester Herald. DENTAL ASSISTANT ADDRESSERS WANTED developing specialized programs and subjects such as time, full time. Considera Dorli Cloutier, Arlene or before August 16, 1979. BID # 487 WANTED - Part time. For IMMEDIATELY! Work at between 8 and 4 for job inter ty Guard (gening at our it Gracious Ranch or Colonial, *100,000-1- view. Call 649-8667. Distribution Center, Route 5, Consclenclous Raising and Self Development, and tion given to preference Giglio, Lois Paul, Claude Claims not presented will be Uniforms (Custodia & Oral Surgery Office. Send home — no experience' Supervising other staff In The Women’s Center. it Handyman’s Special, Single or Two Family of;— Location and Houra. necessary — excellent pay. South Windsor. 24 hours Ruel and Leon Zapadka. barred as provided in Section Maintenance! resume to Box NN, c/o Salary for this part time, temporary position Is $227.50 We have anxious, qualified buyers for the above proper NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY 33-379 (d) of the Connecticut Manchester Herald. Write American Service, 8350 schedule Monday thru The council will meet Information may be obtained Wednesday, 6:30 a.m. to 9 bi-weekly (17Vi hours of work per week). To apply. Send ties. If you are thinking of selling soon, call us 1st. For information call General Statutes. EXPERIENCED Park Lane, Suite 127, Dallas, XRAY TECHNICIAN FOR Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the from Miriam P. Levinson, MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, MECHANIC NEEDED- To Tx. 75231. PHYSICIANS OFFICE - a.m., Thursday 6:30a.m. to 10 a letter of Interest and a resume to: Dr. Harry A. Melsel, STRAND REAL ESTATE 643-9S15 parish center. The agenda Dated at Manchester, Connec Assistant Director of Business POWER PRESS work 4 hours per day. Must Tuesday, Wednesday, a.m., Friday 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 Dean of Student Affairs, Manchester Community AID t ASSISTANCE ticut this 16th of April, 1979. p.m. Rotating Saturdays 7 includes the initiation of Services, East Hartford OPERATORS AND SET-UP know construction equipment. PART TIME CASHIERS- Thursday, 1 to 6. Friday 9 to 6. College, 60 Bidwell Street, Manchester, CT 06040. of North Eastern Conn. BURNHAM ESTATES, School Department, 110 Long MAN. Araly in person, H & B Have own tools. Send resume Must be available Saturdays, Saturday 9 to 1. 872-8321. a.m. to 12 a.m , or 3:30p.m. to Closing date for applications Is June 1st. Inc. the new members, 25th & 9:30 p.m.. Apply at Employ INC. Hill Drive, East Hartford. Ct. Tool Engineering Co.,. 168 to: P.O. Box 8, Coventry, Sundays and occassional Manchester Community Is An Equal Opportunity D i3l i N 3 357 Eut Ctniw StrMt, parish anniversary events Forest Street, ment Office, lltn. Floor, Mon By 06108 until bid opening on: Manchester. Conn,, 06238. weekday afternoons. Apply McCo n n e l l r e s u m e Employer and adheres to the principles of Affirmative CALL US - EXPECT RESULTS ManchMttr report, third quarter E.O.E. M/F. at: The Pop Shoppe, 249 SERVICE- For prompt, con day thru Thursday, 10 to 4.G. Show Mom Bayer, Phelon & May 15. 1979 at 2:00 p.m. Fox & Company, Hartford, Action. 172 E. Center 81., Mancheeter . 646-2000 finance report, committee Squatrito, P.C. CARPENTER For fulfltime Spencer Street. Manchester, fidential preparation of your The East Hartford Public between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. resume. Call 649-22R8. Equal Opportunity Employer, You Care reports and election of Its Attorneys employment. Must be Schools is an Equal Oppor council officers. 074-4 experienced in all phases of tunity Employer. construction. Call 742-6062. With A RANCHES - RANCHES - RANCHES You can take 003- 5 RETIRED GENTLEMAN Burglary K c p o r l FOR PART TIME Light HOUSEKEEPER / JANITOR Herald my ad out cleaning and maintenance. - Full time. Mature persons. of the paper. VERNON -The Vernon Apply ih person: East Hart Daily basis. 10 - 12 hours I got the Police Department in ford Convalescent Home, 745 weekly. Call weekdays 9 - 5, "HAPPY results vestigated six burglary LEGAL NOTICE 647-9903. Evenings, 649-1421. Main Street,' East Hartford. CLIP & WAIL I wanted. ^ ^ reports during the week of VOTK OF PUBLIC HEARING AD'* April 13-19. Goods taken in 4JM-' m aim tsj We get calls such as The Bolton Conservation Commission and Inland Wetlands the break were estimated NAME this every single day. at a value of $790. Agency, pursuant to Section 22a-39-5,5 of the 1975 Revision of NOW MAIL TO: the General Statutes, will hold a Public Hearing to receive Breaks werp into private ADDRESS She'll be touched by your thoughtfulness and surprised by the originality of your comment and promulgate regulations relating to the Inland! sneii 06 touenea oy your inouanirumow onu homes on Pinewood Drive, YOU CAN PU C E YOUR greeting.__AL.....nr Show mother, grandmother, or uilf* wife In In thiff this iinInuA unique WAV. that C0S18.80 <»•»»,•0"“ 1116 *ond “SPECTACULAR” HEADED SOUTH Wetlands and Water Courses of the Town of Bolton. I Best describes this huge 4 bedroom home. 2V4 Nye Street, Grand Avenue CITY ; yet means so much. Either call or mall In your message — a friendly Ad-VIsor will be and this owner needs a quick sale! Investigate this The hearing will be held at the Community Building on only too happy to help you. baths, first floor family room with massive stone and John Drive, into an May 23. 1979 at 8 P.M. C U S S IF e AD ANYTIME spotless home with many fine features such as a STATE P.O. B O X 591 fireplace, gorgeous kitchen, double garage and' fireplace, dining room, and a ONE YEAR apartment on Talcottville I much more! Stanley J. Bates Manchetlar, Conn. 06040 LIMI’TED HOME WARRANTY! Road and a business on Chairman West Street. 001-5 \ Z I L EXAMPLE: i PHDNE 15 Words for 6 Days NOTICE V j □ C H EC K EN CLO SED PUBLIC HEARING Only <9.00 EAST HARTFORD ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION FILL IN DNE WDRD PER BLANK PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF DIRECTORS MINIMUM 15 WDRDS TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT INVITATION Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the TO BID Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, May 8,1979, at 8:00 P.M. H U G E l ^ A FINE HOME BID # 490 to consider and act on the following: (Othw Styles From As Low As *2.50 To A Full Page) and a beautiful rec room makes this 3 bedroom and a great investment for the future. This Treated Mop Service Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Ranch a real great buy! Breezeway, garage and a Business Zoned property can offer you both of these Information may be obtained 1978-79 — TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve All Messages Must Be In By Friday Noon, May 11th. Your “HAPPY AD" Will ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! features. Large lot near J. C. Eenney! from Miriam P. Levinson, Fund — $75,000.00 for Charter Oak Park Improvements, to be Run Saturday, May 12th„ On Our Special Mother's Day Page. Assistant Director of Business financed from Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Grant. 643-2711 Services, East Hartford Proposed additional appropriation to Community School Department, 110 Long . D eyelopm entB lock G rant Fund 71 — $90,000 for Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct, BLAHCHARD & ROSSEnO purchase of fire^uek. Ask for Tina or Joe See something you 06108 until bid opening on May Elizabeth J. Intagliata 18, 1979 at 2:00 p.m. 189 West Cantar REALTORS • atMcKaa like? Then call the Secretary H erald number you see In the The East Hartford Public . • \ Board of Directors D o lla r , 640*2482 ad. And If you have CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Schools is an Equal Oppor X ^anchester, Connecticut something to Mil, give tunity Employer. Dated at Manchester, Conn, this 26th day of April, 1979 S a v o r I ua a cam n055 OTW , ) PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., May 2. 1979 franlKMl Eqmt EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 2. 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN BUSINESS & SERVICE Peanuts ^ Charlas M. Schulz HowaNieupiem LIFE IS ■ I I I BBT W W 15 A STOMACH THAT^S Dear Abby EICPLAIN10 IT THAT YOU'RE ACROSS jpl.j Answer to Previous Puzzle ON ALL THAT JUNK WOP M08ET>IAN VOUVE NEVER El^CTlNSACHOCOLATE A l l FART OF THE SAM E 2 Lener J A C K J A M 8 It u EVERY PAV, SIR? ^C A R R O T EV6NTRIEP BAREOINErOSAVmHENir TEAM,SR../TUAffR£ClAJE ^ Blot 3 Unlocked e By Abigail Van Buren 5 Uproarious 4 Lacquered R 1 E A V O |i T 1 -K STICKS, ONE, SIR 6ET5ACARR0TS71CK? SEIN6 INVOLVEP... 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Free Rooms, Garages, lutchens Priscilla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 20'Spanish 17 Agrestic E 8 8 8 L A T H E 8 8 operated. Call 646-1327. 0281. • Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Flourish in Neglect article ' 21 Jitters 7696. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. REWEAVING burn holes. ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - 22 Toilet case 23 Beverages 31 Skin opening hearing Residential or Commercim. 1967 CHEVY IMPALA- Runs. 26 Take a chance 24 Farm agency 33 Star in 50 "____ La Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Attics & Cellars cleaned. For TWO BEDROOMS- Maple 1 9 7 9 Album PERSONAL Paperhanging 649-4291. Auloa For SaM Needs work, $200.00, Body in l"ishand and I live in a very respectable 26 Top of a wave (abbr.) Cygnus Douce" Window shades. Venetian free estimate, call 646-1943. Street. Appliances, carpeted, For particular people, by condition. 649-6544, 646- neighborhood and, aithough our chiidren are still toddlers, 29 Food for 25 Columnist's 39 Unaroused blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. BRICK, FIELDSTONE, no utilities. $325 monthly. 51 Indefinite in Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. WE P.AY $10 for cmiiplete we are deeply concerned about the rise of juvenile delin infants entry 41 Choice order Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- WATERPROOFING - BLOCK, PLASTERING. Security and references. junk cars. Call Joev at Tolland quency among younsters from "better” homes. 32 Late 27 Egyptian sun 43 Mediterranean 52 Make free 5221. Hatchways. Foundations. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Fireplaces, chimneys, walls, Available Mav 15th. 646-1316, Auto Body. 528-1990. FO'RD 197i CUSTOM- Good All around us, minors-some as young as 10-have been 34 American disk sailing vessel 53 Single Cracks. Tile Lines. Sump - Interior and Exterior. veneer. New, repair. E. 649-8782. condition. jNew tires, power convicted of violent, crimes. They include armed robbery, humorist 26 Membranous ODD JOBS DONE.- Cellars, Pumps. Window Wells. Gravi- 45 Had odor 54 That girl Commercial and Residential. Richardson 643-0889. steering power brakes. Phone beating up the elderly and handicapped, knifing and even 35 Exclamation pouch 46 Tithe attics, garages, yards U Feeds. 30 Years 149 OAKLAND STREET- 3 1972 CHEVY IM PALA- 55 Superlative Free Estimates. Fully In Excellcnt condition. Power 633-2147. rape. 36 Dwarves 29 Strike 46 Organs of cleaned, moving, Experience! 643-4953, 242- sured. 646-4879. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Room Apartment, healed. 30 Sea term suHix steering, power brakes, low Abby, these kids have never known hunger, poverty or 37 Mr. Spade trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn 5915. Ideal for one person. No 1969 DODGE DART- 6. Good 38 Sacred book mileaf^. Four brand new discrimination. They come from respectable homes and have 2 3 4 5 « service. No job too big or PAINTING by DAN SHEA- BIDWELL HOME Improve appliances, no pets, 1160, Call running condition. Needs body 40 Within (pref.) ’ 7 0 0 10 11 small. 568-8522. BEAVER TREE REMOVAL- ment Co. Expert installation 64fr2426, 9 to 5. tires. Call after 4 p.m., 643- gone to the best schools. Yet more and more children from Best Workmanship, Quality 5363, work. Asking $250. Call 649- 42 Looks at 12 13 Free Estimates. Call 742-9553 of aluminum siding gutters the soKalled privileged class are turning to crime and 43 Compass Paint, plus Low Prices! 7847 after 5 p.m. violence. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile and “Leave It To Beaver". Please call 646-5424. and trim. Roofing installationmlai NEED MORE SPACE? 5 point 14 18 installation and repairs. Free 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- Why? and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. rooms with carpet and 1971 IN TE R N A T IO N A L 44 Time zone estimates. Call 646-3745, after Runs but needs work. Best 10 17 IS LAWN MAINTENANCE- Building Contracting 33 appliances. Just $1». (623-3) TRAVELALL- Running condi CONCERNED (abbr.) 5 p.m, Clean Up, Thatching, Fer offer. Call 633-8258. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Call Rental Assistors. 236- tion. As is, $500. Call 649-2888, 47 Civil War ^ 10 2Cr 21 22 23 24 25 tilizing. Taking new regular WES ROBBINS Carpentry repairing chimneys, roofs, 5646, small fee. 9 to 12 a.m. DEAR CONCflRNED; Basically, it's lack of discipline. CaptsTn Easy — Crooks a Lawroncs general BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. customers now. Tender Lawn WE PAY TOP PRICES for 20 27 28 remodeling specialist. Ad new roofs. Free estimates. 30 wrecked and junk cars. A & B IDIscipUne, meaning “to teach”-n o t necessarily “to RBLAX.MV PEAR CHAP! NO 49 Nibbled Fireplaces.concrete. Chimngy Care, 647-9260. ROCK^LLE- Charming 2 pnnish.”) ’ 52 Having high ditions, rec rooms, dormers, years Experience. Howley, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 1976 DODGE MONACO POINT IN 0ETTIN6 VIOLENT- 20 30 31 32 33 34 repairs. No job too small built-ins, bathrooms, 643-5361. bedrodms with carpet and CROCHET % 4ec{m $ For a better understanding of this growing social AFTER ALL,VOU'RB AT A hopes Save! Call 644-8356 for es Call Tony 646-6223. WAGON- ,Low mileage, WILL BABYSIT YOUR kitchens, 649-3446. parking. Only $190. (590-3). AM/FM radio, radials, problem, get the May issue of PARENTS’ magazine and SLI6HT PISAPVANTAee 56 Smiling 35 36 37 timates. CHILD in my home. Verplank ROOFER WILL Install roof, Call Rental Assistors, 236- tB oo/t WITH VDUR WRIST# TlEPl 57 Is part of automatic, power steering, read Bad Kids," by Lori N, Andrews, a Chicago lawyer. It 30 30 40 41 school area. 643-4453. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. siding or gutter for low dis 5646, small fee. power brakes. Excellent con wfll open your eyesi 58 Division of the EXPERT, PAINTING and year Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. count price. Call Ken at 647- dition. $3500 or best offer. 643- She says, “Unfortunately, only after a child has com 42 43 44 45 40 LANDSCAPING SpMializing AIR CONDITIONING Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 1566. FREE HEAT- Nice 2 FORD - 1973 GRAN TORINO. 59 Firmly estab 5836. mitted a violent crime are the roots of his behavior ex 47 in Exterior House Painting. SERVICE & REPAIRS - Cen bedrooms with carpeting and Excellent condition. Must ***•••••••••••••••«••••«•• lished (2 wds.) 40 40 50 51 Tree pruning, spraying, tral, wall and window units. plored. A peek inside the middle-class home will reveal a 60 Egyptian TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY appliances. (586-3), Call Ren sell. $1200. 643^422. Trucks lor Sale 62 52 S3 54 56 56 mowing, weeding. Call 742- Done by Licensed Carpentry and general con KEEP SMILING tal Assistors, 236-5646, small child who lives with two adulU-but has no real porenU." cross 7947. Technicians. After 4 p.m. call tracting. Residential and fee. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN 57 56 568-4788. DEAR ABBY: I have a relative who ioves to play gin rum DOWN commercial. Whether it be a KEEP HAPPY excellent. Must sell, window van. Excellent condi HOME GARDENS ROTO- my. When HE wins he says it's 90 percent skill and 10 per 50 60 small repair job, a custom SIX ROOM DUPLEX- sacrificing! Any reasonable tion. Very low mileage. Cap 1 Indian wear 2 TILLED- Manchester, Bolton, ROTO TILLING HOME built home or anything in Garage, carpeting. Central offer over $1650. Call after cent luck. When the other fellow wins he says it’s 90 percent ' Vernon, Coventry and An tains chairs. Stereo and iNRWSPAPtn ENTERPRISE ASSNI GARDENS- Reasonable between, cali 646-1379. Healing-Plumbing 35 location. 2 children OK. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. cassette. Radials. 4269461. luck and 10 percent skill. dover areas. Call 742-9015. rates. Call 646-6640. ______Available June 1st. Security When he loses he always wants. to play one more ■ .. A . - NEWTON SMITH- SEWERLINES, si'nk lines, and references. $275. 647-9702. 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY III- 2 1977 CHEVY 1/2 TON hand—double or nothing. I get uptight and usually lose that LAWNS MOWED- Please call Remodeiing, Repairs, and door, power steering and hand. How can I get out of going along with his doubie-or- 649-7071, after 5:00 p.m. cleaned with electric cutters. PICKUP- Customized. Asking Win at bridge Ree-Rooms, No job to smali. by professionals. McKinney Hornet tor Rent 54 brakes. Air, very good condi $4500 or best offer. (?all 647- nothing challenge without looking like a poor sport? .'Y...... 649-3144. tion. $1100. Call 643-6017. FREE JUNK CAR Bros. Sewage Disposal Com 9261 before noon, or after 6 . HY REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. Painting-Papering 32 pany, 643-5308. MANCHESTER - Single to p.m. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - share 3 bedroom house with PAINTING - Interior and DEAR HY: Tell him you can't afford to play for such high ROTOTILLING LAWN AND Additions and Remodeling. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet same. $150 monthly including 1972 BLAZER- 4WD. 307, 4 stakes. The two-club opening bid exterior, paperhanging, Free estimates. Call Anthony utilities. 649-8005. GARDENS with rear tine excellent work references. repairs, plugged drains, 1973 DODGE WAGON - V-8 , speed, extra tires. John Rice, Troy Built Tiller. Call 568- Squillacote 649-0811. kitchen faucets replaced, 6468885, or 643-1182. This^ crocheted dove cen hand have 7-10 high-cara Free estimates. Fully in GARAGE / PARKING- 3 air conditioned, power DEAR ABBY: 1 have a 14-month-old nephew whose feet 8791. repaired, rec rooms, terpiece is just one Of turn outward when he walks. So severely, in fact, that the NORTH 5-2 points with the understand sured. Martin Matson, 649- CARPENTER - Repairs, bedroom house, carpet, steering, automatic transmis the many items with full ing that you can go up to 11 4431. bathroom remodeling, heat sion. New shocks and muffler. Motorcyclea-BIcycles 64 ♦ AK 3 remodeling, additions, gar fireplace and more! (597-4) directions featured in child walks sideways. My sister knows it and keeps talking » A 10 5 or down to 6 if the spirit REFINISHED KITCHEN modernization, etc. Free Metallic green. Excellent con CABINETS & COUNTER - ages, roofing. Call David Estimate gladly given. M & M Call Rental Assistors, 236 the Gift Section of the about asking her pediatrician to put the child in corrective moves you. The suit should QUALITY PAINTING dition. Asking $1895 or best MOTORCYCLE ♦ KQ J 4 3 Woodwork. Floors for homes and Patria, 644-1796. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. 5646, small fee. 79 ALBUM. It also con shoes. But that's as far as it goes. A J 4 be six cards and should have raging •••••••••••••••••••••••••• offer, call 649-8645. INSURANCE- Lowest Rates tains many lovely de I've mentioned this to her severai times. I don’t want to —: and apartments. Call 667-3643, Available! Immediate Bin a m some Lady to it and the Schultz. FullyF u lly Insured FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY OMcei-Storet lor Rent 55 signs from which to bring it up again for fear she'il think I'm putting my nose WEST EAST • ask for Ken. BOTTI HEATING & ding. Sunny Day Option. Call choose patterns in all » p —^ m # 9 2 a 86 preferred distribution is 63- references. 649-4343. - Remodeling and Additions. 1975 FORD MAVERICK - 4 where it doesn’t belong. 3-2 with 63-61 .coming sec PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, door. 6 cylinder, automatic, Joan, 643-1126. types of needlework, 9 »J863 #0742 WILL CLEAN CELLARS At Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 kitchen and lav faucets MANCHESTER- Main Street Please don’t say that if my sister wants her child to grow ond. J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior power steering, radial tires. plus a Bonus Coupon. ♦ 9 6 ♦ 10 8 7 tics and haul away scrap iron years experience! For Free replaced and repaired. modern office available. 400 up with turned-out feet, it's her business, because it isn't my The two-notrump response and Exterior painting, paper sq. ft $1850. 6462972 after 4 PM. FOR COMPETITIVE Price . . . $2.00 a copy. 9 _____ J ♦ K(jio75 aAoee FREE of charge! Call 644- Estimates, call 646-4239. Remodeling. Cail 646-8641. ft. Heat, AC included. Call sister who will have to stumble through life on deformed yg|iPyMdA.Hp..1.U.<3 rt n to a weak two bid is artificial hanging, remodeling, carpen 6462-i-2469 or 6462755. MOTORCYCLE Ti infer, m i $100, fnefodet SOUTH 3234. INSURANCE- Call the postage and handling. feet. I see her pediatrician quite often. Would it be unethical and forcing. Opener rebids try. Fully insured, 649-9658. FARRAND REMODELING - 1972 OLDS CQTLASS - Station ‘ aqji47S 4 his suit with a minimum (7 P.T. MEEK PLUMBING & Wagon. As is, $300. Call 646 experts at Crockett Agency, IwCM of me to say something to him about it? HOUSE CLEANING Cabinets and Formica 'Tops, HEATING- New construction, 466 MAIN STREET. North of c/« UmikukK Emta M t The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara ProducUona ♦ K9 or 8) and shows a feature Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. 4180 after 6 p.m., ask for Bill. 643-1577, ask for Marilyn or list A*! if AiiSeai CONCERNED e A52 with a maximum (9 or 10). PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, repairs, remodeling and in Judy. Ira Ycrl, lY. leeX rugs, windows, general ditions, Decks, Ali types of of centrally located space. ♦ 32 . The South hand is a maxi KEEP SMILING stallation of hot water heater. Print Nstni. Adilresi wHU ZIP DEAR CONCERNED: You may not have all the facta, ^ M t/ RIG H T L E S cleaning. One time or reguiar Remodeling and Repairs, Ideal for store, office or other CODE. N. IS QK. BUT t h e mum for a weak two bid so Free Estimates. 24 Hours ^ r - 1978 SUZUKI GS 400- but OD the chance that your sister is either unable or unwill Vulnerable: North-South service. Domesticare, 643- KEEP HAPPY Phone 643-6017. vice. Call 644-8723, or 623- business or commercial use. ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.25 EACH. LEFT LEO HAS he rebids three diamonds to Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. Excellent running condtion! ing to deal with this problem, mention it to the doctor. Dealer: South show his side ace. North’s .JS45...... 0689. 1972 CHEVY IMPALA - Always garaged. Great deal Ns. Q-116>BLUE RIBBON QUILTS TH E GO U T.< Csstaioi ilitsifl lovsty q«nti. West North ISast South three hearts is a general Power steering, power at $1000 firm. Must seli! Call Hi. QUILTS ON PAMoh. STORE OR OFFICE SPACE- DIrectlosi for slitesi qallts. Who said the teen yean are the happiest? For Abby’s 24 continuation of the force. Central Manchester. Ap brakes, automatic transmis 649-7436, or 643-9247. sion, excellent second car. new booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know," write Pass 2 NT Pass 34 South's raise to four hearts proximately 400 square feet. ER QUILTS. 11 fuclnitlag rmIIU. Pass 3V is a raise. For ail he knew. Antiques 48 $900 or best offer. Call after 3 1971 KAWASAKI 175CC - Just Abby: 1S2 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Colli. 90212. Enclose Pass 44 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Reasonable rent. G & S Pass 54 North was showing a real PM 875-0640. rebuilt. $250 with helmet. New AriHANS. A bttitt.fil lelMtfii. $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope, Pass Pass Associates, 643-2121, .please. Pass heart suit. LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER - Main FOUR ROOM UNHEATED seat. Call 649-3074, after 6 ! 1975 At this point North know THE PACK RAT Antiques & estate rental - apartments, Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, DUPLEX. No, pets or MANCHESTER- Retail, OLDSMOBILE DELTA p.m. 88 - 4 door hardtop. Fully that there was enough am Collectibles, (teen "Sunday, homes, multiple dwellings? hot water, appliances. No children. $200. 6435062. storage, qnd/or manufac Opening lead:#K munition for 12 tricks. His 12 to 5 PM, 40 Fiora Road, off No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate pets. Parking, Security. 526 turing space. 2,000 square feet equipped, including air, vinyl top. All new steel radial tires. Campers-Trailers five-spade bid confirmed Route 85, Bolton. Associates, Inc. 6461980. 7047. T H R E E ROOM to 50,(X)0 square feet. Very spades as the suit and told $2300. 643-4149, Mobile Homes 65 APARTMENT- With heat, hot reasonable. Brokers 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON South to bid six if he- held MANCHESTER- West Center 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - water, stove, refrigerator, protected. Call Heyman By ()swald Jacoby second-round club control. Street, Four room apartment. IVi baths, 3rd floor, good area. carpet, $220. No pets. Adults BANK REPOSSESSIONS LOW RIDER- Ebtcellent con Astrograph and 'Alan Sontng ■s. Adults t>roperties, 1-226-1206. ? n n 1077 n * dition! Asking $4100, or best OUR STATE WIDE LISTING South might have held just Tile bath, apjsjiances, private $265 month, including heat. only, (ientrally^ located ...... SALE ■ 1977 Datsun SERVICE Has a large selec one club. He did have two, so entrance andstorage. Good 649-1980. B210. Needs work, will accept offer. Please call after 4:00 We could discuss the two- □ RENTALS Security deposit. Call 6467690 Retort Property p.m., 649-9070. tion of Pre- Owned Homes, he passed at five spades. location. Available im For Rent ' 56 any reasonable offer; 1975 riced from $1995 to $25,000. toward another if you are to be club opening bid for many The defense took two club mediately. Quiet or retired Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser Sta- of some help. Show your ihten- articles. Today’s experts See something you 1976 YAMAHA 200- Good con ( set up and ready to live tricks and South nok the Rooms lor Rent 52 persons References, securi tion Wagon, needs body work in. Excellent financing llons with a visual demonstra have almost as many ways rest. MANCHESTER - Attractively like? Then call the LAKE ST. CATHERINE - dition. Very low mileage. ty. No pets, or children. Wells, Vermont. 2 bedrooms, $2100; 1973 Ford Country available. Trades welcomea tion. of using it as there are THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen paneled 4 room apartment. number you see In the Sedan Station Wagon $900; Asking $600. Call after 5 p.m., experts, but the bid does not Onheated, $215 monthly. new condo. Fully equipped. For . information, call Plaza LIBRA (Sepf. 23-Oct. 23) Al (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) trally located. Downtown-- Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- Stove, refrigerator. ad. And If you have 1972 Ford Maverick $900; 1970 6460213. I though you will be most cordial come up often enough to References, no pets. Adults, Pool. Tennis. Fishing. Mobile Homes- 1-828-0369. Manchester. Kitchen ford, Conn. something to sell, give Chevrolet Malibu $700; 1970 and charming to those you're warrant that amount of dis IFor a copy o U A C O B Y h JD- $185. 646-3167, 228-3540. Reasonabie. 646-8259 Campert-Trallers cussion. privileges. Call 649-2358. us a call! evemnes May 3,1979 involved with today, the truth Is ERN, send !1 to: "Wi.. at Mobile Homes 65 A NEW 14 FOOT WIDE JUST that crowds wear your nerves As for the weak bids of two above may be seen at $12,900. Not a striped down Several nice things that you Bridge,'' care of this nt .vspa LADIES ONLY- Very clean UNHEATED 3 1/2 Room' - to a frazzle. spades, hearts and dia per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City APARTMENT and HOUSES Available May 1st. Adults on wanted to Rent SftrL^VanSen ARE YOU SELLING YOUR model. Complete with .wall to would love to have, but really SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) II at and nicely furnished room for FOUR ROOM Unfurnished, wall carpeting, matching don't need, are likely to come monds we recommend the Station, New York. N. Y. 10019.) rent. Community kitchen and For Rent. We have 100s of ren ly. References, no pets. downstairs apartment. Cen MOBILE HOME? State Wide all possible, work at home RESPONSIBLE FAMILY appliances, fully furnished your way this coming year. today. In your Intensity to get bathrooms. Cleaning lady and tals in ali Areas, Prices and Appliances furnished. Securi tral location. Call 643-9228. Listing Service. Financing They'll just be the frosting on Sizes. Caii Rental Assistors, ty. Call 643-7279 after 5 PM. DESIRES THREE 1972 FORD RANCHERO V-8 - arranged for buyer. Call Plaza and more! A large selection of things done, it'll appear that all utilities, except telephone Power steering, brakes, new the cdko are included. Laundry 236-5646. Small Fee. BEDROOM DUPLEX. Quiet Mobile Homes, 1-828-0369. quality homes. Many with others are getting in your way HeathclIN — George Gately SECOND FLOOR- 5 Rooms, 2 area, east of River. Maji 1st. paint, exhaust. $1,450 wood burning fireplaces on TAURUS (April 26May 20) It you and you won’t be too pleasant. facilities and off street (eel backed Into a corner today, M O DERN 3 porches and garage. Adults occupancy. Reasonable rent. negotiable. 649-4046. display. Plaza Mobile Homes, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 26Dec. parking. Walking distance to ASHFORD - THREE ROOM ROOM only, no pets, $190 monthly. you'll have only yourself to Remodeled Ranch, Tile bath, APARTMENT In Hebron, Have references and 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, 21) Your popularity continues stores and bus line. Security deposit and PLYMOUTH FURY III 1966 4 blame. Look beneath the sur to be at a high point again References and security are vard. No pets. Heat supplied. Appliances, carpeting, private appliances. 528-7823 - 6461116. Berlin, Conn., 1-828-0369. face of things and you'll find WInthrop — Dick CavalM yard. $210 monthly. Heat in references required. 643-6927. doors, automatic transmis- today. However, It you Ignore required, Cail after 6 p.m,, Unfurnished. 423-4190,928-5095 yur opportunities. Find out your work for the sake of a evenings. cluded. No dogs or children. WANTED TO RENT- Garage sion. (Rebuilt) Needs little TERRY CAMPER - 24 ft. 1970 16’ YELLOWSTONE 6444)383. 30 LOCUST STREET- S^ond 1974. Fully contained. Sleeps more about yourself by send good lime, you'll have to pay Call 228-0213. to store one antique car. Call work. $125. Also: Gas Stove, TRAVEL TRAILER- Self con ing for your new Astro-Graph T H E BUBONIC PLA&iUB floor, 4 rooms. Heated. No good condition. $50. Call 643- 6. Excellent condition. Call the consequences. NO,eiu:y.. i Don at 6334577. tained. One owner. Asking Letter that begins with your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) lerABOLSriO FURNISHED LIGHT appliances. No pets. Security. 4654. 568-6165. $1800. Call 649-6084. HAVE A NEW HOUSEKEEPING ROOM - MANCHESTER- Three room ROOMMATE WANTED To birthday. Mall $1 for each to Although your heart Is In the $270 monthly. Call 649-0862 Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Ra STRIKE THieiTAVN, UOiCB BOOK. Mature lady. Nicely located. apartment in two family share large 5 Room Apart anytime. right place and you’re trying to 647-1193. house. Appliances, heat, $210 ment. Must have references. USED CAR SPECIALS dio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be be helpful, In reality you may J.D. Realty, 646-1980. Call 649-3544 after 5:00 p.m. CHRYSLER CORPORATION sure to specify birth sign. be loo wasteful with yours or T9 7 5 PLYMOUTH DUSTER GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Peo Ihe other person's resources. LARGE ROOM For mature Sport Coup*, 316 onglno, auto, ple are trying to be friendly g^entleman. Near center. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT RESPONSIBLE PERSON trana.. ax. cond. 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BEHAYEPTHAN A (5U A R PR IIN I4ER H U ^C K ' PPLITICIAN THE ■ *542S 887 BEEPER (TVER t h e D W P E U , WEEK before J/ if CAR LEANPER 15 e l e c t i o n ! BUILPIM V ITIS LEANDER FLUNKS, LIABLE TO H AVE (SET5 A ' IT MEAN5 WORK.' eft... I HAVENt . BUT I FEEL w WHAl the ; 4LweApy.' O U 'f ARE) m Y A - N t S T MAH\ I 'f J I P E / 4 . . (IAN ‘count on L E A N P E R = /<■ PAGE TWENTY - EVENINCTHERALD, Wed., May 2, 1979 Business At Peop|e/Food FANTASTIC Delicious Soups for Summer Days or Nights ANNIVERSARY EVENT Thick and good, this special soup combines fresh Western winter pears, fresh Golden Delicious Washington apples and canned sweet cherries. They arc heated in a sauce spiced with cinnamon and cloves. This warm soup is a delightful finish TIioiiiU!! Slii'riiliin J. Pulrirk I)wv«t Slt'plit-n Burron ing touch to a meal. OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEARI SCANDINAVIAN FRUIT SOUP 3 fresh Western winter pears 1/4 cup lemon juice 3 fresh Golden Delicious apples 1 stick cinnamon Three Open Law Office 2 cans (17 oz. each) dark sweet 6 whole cloves OUR GIFT TO YOU S&H GREEN STAMPS cherries 2 cups water EAST HARTFORD — Attorney Stephen Dwyer earned Ijis law degree at the 1 orange, peeled and sliced 1/2 cup sugar C. Barron has opened a new law office University of Connecticut Law School. He 1 lemon, thinly sliced 2 tablespoons cornstarch with attorney J. Patrick Dwyer and 'earned his BA degree at Wesleyan Univer Combine orange and lemon slices willi lemon juice, cinnamon, cloves and water. Thomas Sheridan, an associate partner. sity in Middletown. FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE a Ihing to a boil; cook over low beat for 15 minutes. Remove cinnamon and cloves. The firm has an office at 5 Central Ave. He is a member of the Hartford county Core and slice pears and apples, add to liquid with cherries and sugar. Blend cornstarch with a little water and add to fruit. Cook, stirring gently until thick Barron was graduated from Boston and state bar associations. He lives in ®PiO(veB, e S A N Y O *^ and clear. Makes 6 to 8 .servings. University Law School and did his un Glastonbury with his wife and three WTiirlpool IR dergraduate study at Bates College in children. This dc.sscri soup is ideal for those in a liunij. It combines canned Bartlett pears Maine. Sheridan received his law degree from with a convenient^ pudding mix. A touch of almond flavoring is added for that He is a member of the Hartford county Suffolk University’s Law School. He KitchenAld "something extra," while slivered almonds cover canned pears that arc floated in the soup. and state bar associations. He is the chief recieved his BA degree from Amherst PEAR CUSTARD SOUP assistant corporation counsel for the University in Amherst Mass. 2 cans (16 oz. each) Harllett pears, 1-2/3 cups cold milk Town of East Hartford. Sheridan is married and lives in East ' EMERSON Mirip CARRIER c^dhed 1/4 teaspoon almond extract He lives in East Hartford with his wife Hartfofd. 1 package (4-1/2 oz.) instant vanilla Sliced almonds and three daughters. FISHER Q uasar "hF “irs A S O N Y ;' SU U m NM i pudding Nutmeg Drain 1 can pears and set askle. Place remaining can pears, undrained, in blender container with vanilla pudding, milk and almond extract. IMend until smooth. Health Care Office Open Pour into chilled goblets. Top each .serving with a pear half. Sprinkle with S&HBONUSI almonds and dust with nutmeg. Serve immediately. Makes 4 to 5 servings. MANCHESTER — Preventive and Sup group therapy, without the use of S&H BONUS S&H BONUS medications ol any type. 1000 STAMPS portive Health Care Associates announces 1500 STAMPS 2500 STAMPS 4 little rose wine and .sour cream combine with fresh frozen raspberries for this the opening of offices at 1049 Main St. in' Mrs. Gloria S. Martin, R.N., C.A.N.P., QUASAR ?legant dessert soup. Top it with a dollop of sour cream and a raspberry for a the Manchester State Bank building. director of the Association, says, “If you WHIRLPOOL GE DRYER festive look. The Association is staffed by Certified are afraid to say ‘no’ to others, and ‘yes’ 25” RASPBERRY WINE SOUP * Nurse Practitioners who are prepared to to yourself; if you feel guilty when you AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC 2 packages (10 oz. each) frozen 1 cup cold water offer primary health care, evaluation of consider yourself before others; if you eat 2-SPEED COLOR raspberries 1-1/2 cups rose wine health-illness status, by means of a com to resolve or suppress your anger; if you WITH sensor! 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1/2 cup dairy sour creajn plete physical exam and other health are looking for a safe, healthy way to lose MULTI-CYCLE T.V. Combine cornstarcli and water in saucepan. Add wine. Bring to boil. Lower heat screening procedures, and teaching and weight and keep it off, then consider pur (©CONTROL 100H Solid and simmer, stirring, for 5 minutes or until mixture has .slightly thickened. Add Stats raspberries and stir to defrost. Cool, tlien stir in sour cream. Chill well. Serve with counseling persons about all health and il program.” WASHER. a (lollop of sour ciram for a garnish, Makes 6 to 8 .servings. lness problems, Enrollment is limited. For further in Warranty A staff physician is available for con formation or appointments, call Mrs. FREE 1 Yr. sultation on, and treatment of all medical Martin at 646-1932 between 2 and 5 p.m. Sarvica, parts a labor Salmon Bisque is an appetizer soup that features fresh vegetables sauteed arid problems. The client, after a complete blended together with buttermilk and delectable canned salmon. iTs served chilled health screening exam is completed, may Promoted for the perfect beginning for a meal. be referred back to his/her own primary HARTFORD — Bertba E. Varela of 67B CHILLED SALMON BISQUE physician for follow-up care with a report Ambassador Drive, Manchester, has been of the association's findings. 1 can (7-3/4 oz.) salmon 1 cucumber, peeled and chopped promoted to operations analyst in the per S&HBONUS S&H BONUS S&HBONUS 1/2 cup chopped green pepper 1-1/2 cups chicken broth As part of the association's education sonal lines department of The Travelers ' 1600 STAMPS -1500 STAMPS 1/2 cup grated carrot 1 tablespoon lemon juice program, the group is now offering a 1700 STAMPS Insurance Co. in Hartford. KitchenAld 1/2 cup chopped Sweet Spanish 1/2 teaspoon salt program of weight reduction and control onion 1/8 teaspoon white pepper A native of Cuba, she is a graduate of IWWESTMGHOUSE utilizing the new combined concepts of GE 1-1/2 tablespoons butter 2 cups buttermilk the University of Havana and joined The behavior modification and assertiveness !*™ ihsh FREEZER 1 teaspoon curry powder Sliced cucumber for garnish Travelers in 1971 at the Hartford field of REFRIGERATOR -A^.VLI training, through both individualized and fice. 455 lb. cap. Saute green pepper, carrot and onion in butter. Add currv powder and chopped 2 DR. WASHER ciicumuer and C’ook a minute or t\\o longer. Reserve small amount of salmon for 13 c u r f L ^ garni.sli. Place remaining undrained .salmon, vegetables, cln'cken broth, lemon Load-As- juic'e, salt and pepper in blender co'nlainer and blend until smootli. Add to butter 14 CO. FT. FREE You-Like milk and chill thoroughly. Serve, garnished with cucumber slices and flakes of Engineering Meeting Set AUTO-DEFROST salmon. Makes 6 appetizer or 4 main dish servings. foodmsurjuice HARTFORD — An all-day symposium?i, in health care and the creation of clinical on clinical engineering, the uses of engineering departments in hospitals. modern medical technology in hospitals, Speakers will include Drs. Joel Noble, will be held on Thursday, May 10 at Trini and Neil Miller of the Emergency Care FRONT PANEL OPTIONAL ty College. The event is sponsored by the Research Institute in Philadelphia; Dr. Greater Hartford Center for Clinical Ernest Guignon, director of clinical Engineering Education and the Stone engineering at the University of Connec S&H BONUS Foundation, ticut’s Health Center; Dr. Thomas Hayes, S&HBONUS S&HBONUS The symposium, which is designed for director of clinical engineering at St. 1700 STAMPS 1400 STAMPS 3Sd STAMPS hospital administrators, clinical and Francis Hospital, and Dr. Joseph Bron a DELUXE Your neighbor’s kitchen hospital engineers and other persons zino, director of the Biomedical DM i r DUCK a wmi responsible for , managing the technical Engineering Program at Trinity College. XVTMMTIC CLOCK resources of the hospital, is free and open 13” COLOR T.V. roRTADlE T.V. For reservations, contact Dr. Joseph By Betty Ryder to the public. Among the issues to be dis Bronzino, Trinity College, by May 4. 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To give the program phenomena, radio com just to get the feel of ii Anotljer session takes “ We cover the flight step- member of the Ninety SAN MATEO, Calif. The women have pin credibility, the women go munications, radar — the Later, another on-board the class to an Air Traffic by-step and it’5 wery Nines will sit between two AL K(KSSITKR JR W. Goodwin. frequency of alcoholism, Goodwin said that parents. daughters were in ple respond to alcohol. (DPI) — Roughly 25 directly to the soubce for whole works. tour is used to explain the Control Center for a first-, realistic and close for class members and hold tribuled lo social factors. pointed seven areas that MM Science Editor In reviewing evidence between 5 and 10 percent, studies of twins, however, A study Goodwin and his conclusive. their lecture series. “ Then we have flight various functions of hand explanation of its them.” hands on takeoff and lan He said Orientals offer “ Now it appears that a m illion people in the tause flight fright — not WASHINGTON (UPl) - for a familial connection to has been seen in females also suggest heredity colleagues conducted of a A ll the eyidonce put “ We bring in the people management personnel specific, visible parts of operation. ding. the most conspicuous large numbet of Orientals United States fear flying, being in control, Then, on ‘‘graduation Alcoholism tends to run in alcoholism, Goodwin noted related to alcoholics. m ight be a factor in group of Danish adoption together, Goodwin said, at who are in charge,” Mrs. lecture the class on what the aircraft — from flaps, A final session is devoted day,” the group — it’s a After a celebration example. Three separate are physiologically in according to aviation in claustrophobia, families but if there is an that numerous studies have But this does not mean alcoholism. cases a few years ago least suggests the possibili dustry statistics. Two Grant said. “ Pilots, who, takes place on the ground stabilizers and the plane’s to preparing the class for voluntary flight — meets 90 dinner in Los Angeles, the studies have shown that tolerant of alcohol and this acrophobia, turbulence, inherited link to the dis found a high prevalance of alcoholism is inherited, he Another approach to try found that, sons of ty of some kind of an in auxiliary power to inflating the “ graduation flight” to smali amounts of alcohol to some extent protects women pilots have Made a noise, separation from by the way, accompany us in preparation for a flight. minutes before flight time return trip is made at ease, a Kansas University said in a report in a recent alcoholism among to separate biological in alcoholics were four times herited link to alcoholism, cause the skin to flush and small start at changing loved ones and dying. on our ‘graduation flight,' We also tour the an air vest and use oFcall Los Angeles. and boards the commer night. The initial flight is them from alcoholism. psychiatrist suggests it relatives of alcoholics. issue of the medical jour fluences from acquired in more likely to be alcoholic That’s where a “ lack of produce other unplea^ t that. “ Each is dealt with one will come in and explain maintenance center where buttons. Relaxation exer “ For that, we use the cially scheduled flight made during the day, “Other groups with might be “a lack of in He said most studies nal, Archives of General fluences in alcoholism is to than were sons of non intolerance” to alcohol reactions in about, three Through the Fear of way or another during the how an airplane flies. aircraft testing is observed cises also are practiced sights, sounds and feeling before the rest of the giving the class an oppor relatively low alcoholism tolerance for alcohol." have found at least 25 per- Psychiatry. Speaking compare children alcoholics, whether raised might fit the picture. quarters of Orientals. , ‘ FlyinG Clinic — it has course of the program,” They'll talk about what and explained. We also and a fantasy flight is in- of getting on an aircraft,” passengers. tunity to do both day and rates similarly may be “ At this point, we are not cent of adult male C hinese also runs in s,eparated from their by non-alcoholic foster Goodwin said there is a board an aircraft brieflyi.^troduced. said Mrs. McElhatton. night flying. Goodwin said the the low protected by an innate sen nothing to do with Erica said Mrs, Grant. creates lift, weather One flight volunteer or a certain that anything is in relatives are alcoholic. families, he said, but not parents soon, after birth parents or their own wide range of innate rate of alcoholism in the sitivity to alcohol.” . Jong's sexy novel — Fran herited." said Dr. Donald because of genes. And a higher than expected and raised by foster parents. But studies of variations in the way peo Orient has usually been at- Grant and Jeanne He said, for example, McElhatton, in a span of fewer women are alcoholic 2>2 years, have helped than men and informal sur some 200 northern Califor veys suggest many women nians. experience unpleasant The women, both physical effects such as members of Ninety Nines, nausea and headache after an international organiza modest amounts of alcohol. tion of women pilots, Goodwin said there have described their 10-week You'll do better ■been reports that more classroom course. It runs everyday at Jews than non-Jews have the gamut of overcoming adverse physical reactions phobias, accomplished to alcohol “ which con with the help of a ceivable may contribute to behavioral counselor, to an the low prevalence of Each of thata advanltad Itama Is raqulrad to actual “ graduation" flight ba raadlly avallabla for sala at u b a lo w tha , with alcoholism among Jews. to Los Angeles and back. advaitlsad prica in aach AbP^Wora. axcapt “ In any case, it obviously The course includes lec as spacifically notad In this ad. supermarket prices is essential to,be able to tures by qualified airline KdMEBARil* drink large quantities of and Federal Aviation Ad A&P IS A SEAFOOD SHOP. alcohol to be alcoholic,” he YOU'LL DO WITH A&P'S ministration personnel — AVAIL. 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Wash arltchokss undar running 4, Slice cooked aiiichokes in half leoathwlse «aler: snip oil pUckly leal Ups »ilh cul out choke (luz;y pail al stem end); lili “ Possibly, if anything is fears licked, but will have SHMK HALF Of 17-22 LB. Quick Frozen « a is a BONaESS-TNM CgT-BREAKFAST scissors; tiim stems, leaving about a 'S-inch each cavity with siulling. driLzIe oil over inherited in alcoholism, it a valuable working $|09 sldh each. knowledge of the total pic TURBOT FILLETS WholeHams Ham Slices strawberries 2. Drop artichokes imp kettle ol boiling 5 place the artichokes, on broiler pan broil is a lack of intolerance for salted water, add the lemon slices; cook, un- about 4 inches Irom heal lor 3 to 5 mrnules alcohol” ture of the functions in Cap’n Jobns-Quick Frozen ‘ covered, lor about 40 minutes, or until ten- « until stulling is golden Makes 4 servings volved in the flight of an A&P IS A POULTRY SHOP A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP t-resh-Soiid Head-Green CtiooM Your Favorite Washington State ber.dfain. •' SHRIMP COCKTAILSlars^'^ 0) 3. While artichokes cook, combine the bread aircraft. Boneless Beef Ctwck crumbs, parsley, cheese, onion, and garlic , In The “ Basically, our program SERVICE DEW Fresh-U.S.D.A. Inspected Pork Loin CABBAGE SALAD FIXM'S WINESAP APPLES V__ is based on education and Weaver Service relaxation,” said Mrs. CHICKEN ROLL UBE or FILLET • Boarofe BOX-O-CHICKEN Marine Cpl. Jeffrey T. McElhatton. “ We try to Carando ASST. PORK CHOPS • CWcory expose them to as much Each Pkg. contains: Take a fresh look Fagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Each Package Has: • Romaine knowledge — from the GENOA SALAMI ^ •3 Leg Quarters STEAKS Paul T, Fagan of 84 Carando C • 4 Center Chops ground crew to the aircraft 3 Breast Quarters I YOURCHOKB $ 1 5 9 Leverich Drive, East Hart- 3 Wings • 3 Necks, • 2 Shoulder S Imported-Emperor 511Long-Green Fancy-Florida-White Afard. was awarded the crew to the people who MORTADELLA at produce! 3 Sets of Giblets ib. ^ • 2 Sirloin End Chops man the control tower— as Carando ED GRAPES CUMBERS GRAPEFRUIT emod Conduct Medal we can. We cover all the WHITE TORRINO FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSP. (LESSER QTYS. 89< lb.) PORK LOIN W kiri i f yei le Icr tie fritk e sl f r ills iid v i| i- signifying faithful and areas step by step. Mdeaf tahlis7Tethi farn, ef ceirse. obedient service during a Creamy three-vear period. “ To date, our program Chicken Legs 4r79£ IS-rTSST center Rib Chops ’I? for *1 Snewkeri li tie werli. it's karvesi tin . A ii MACARONI SALAD FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED PORK LOIN Slicing! To earn it, enlisted has been effective for 95 lb. tkat’s'ixaetljf wkari ASP’s ia |li-a y a i pradica kiyars percent of those who have Italian a . 7 9 * Marines must achieve and j c iw ic B ___ SPROUTED SALAD, maintain an unblemished flown before and 100 per OLIVE SALAD Chicken Breasts n ? ! Ce n te r Sirioin CHOPS T ’ FRESH MIXED OR ALFALFA NEW C’flOP-SALAO SIZE-RED CALIFORNIA FANCY NAVEL _ are rl|M la w -ia tk iria i Ika pick el tke crop aid conduct record for the en cent for those who have Ann Page A&P-(Beef Franks 1 1b. pkg. $1.49) Oscar Mayer-Meat or Beef le ltfiil it risked le Tke F a ri i i y iir narky ASP stere.^ never flown. We’ve had Sprouts 59 Potatoes 19. Oranges 5 Tkilr d iaaid lii slaidards aid tkair tire period. FRUITED GELATIN £ J*l Fagan is currently ser people who backed out of 12-0Z.BAGS''CARRETTES" Llzanti-Slicing SLiCED BACON iMEAT FRANKS SLICED BOLOGNA MADE FRESH DAILY-HEARTS OF akillty ta kiy ii larpi eiaitiliis niais yei the ‘graduation flight’ at MINI-CARROTS M l LB, BAGS red™ e | GOLDEN R|pE ^ ving with 1st M arine A&P Beet or Meat Oscar Mayer-Beel Franks or Polska-Beet Smoked III ixeiplieial valii wkiievtr yoi kiy the last minute, but no one PROVOLONE Brigade, Marine Corps Air has ever dropped out of the . Creamy-Danlsh Cheese Radishes 9u,1 Celery .5 9 Bananas pradieialASP. Station. Kaneohe Bay, 69 SLiCED BOLOGNA ;; T ’ iMEAT WiENERS POLISH SAUSAGE PURPLE BEAUTIES BUNCH FANCY-EXTRA LARGE class.” HAVARTI $ 2 ' Si e iN i take a Irask laok at Tka Hawaii. So anxious are some of F a ri al ASP. Aid pit l i kisw tk i F an A 1975 graduate of East the participants to over E ggplant 59: c a rro ts59^ Artichokes 49:J Catholic High School, he M aiafir. Ha’s so praid i f kis f in friits joined the Marine Corps in come their phobias that it nd vi|itikiis, y ii’d tklik ki |ri« is not uncommon to find February 1976. someone traveling more tkm liM iiuin Aid ki’ll klip yiifiid than 200 miles, once a ix ie liy wkit y ii iia d te k i ly ia lly Airman Nola A. Boone, week, for the three-hour p riid w k ii yoi s ir v i it to y iir (anily. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, class. \ Howard D. Boone of 14 ‘"rhe first session is the Village St., Ellington, has DoElopDays I sawEiKis! been selected for technical most dramatic,” said Mrs. ' Grant. “ ’That’s when peo training at Sheppard AFB, ple get together and dis Warner Bros.-Colorfully Decorated Forest Grove-Segments Texas, in the Air Force cuss something they nor ssw Choose Your Favwite civil engineering struc mally won’t talk about with Hint's Siiced, Crushed or CtHffiks Paper-Juitibo Asst. Var.-Camation Dog Food Kleenex-Facial • 40 Off Label tural and pavements field. other friends. Suddenly, CARTOON MANDARIN She recently completed there’s a whole roomful of APPLE basic training at Lackland pwple who are in the same MATO EMPRESS VANITY FAIR M IG H TY BOUTIQUE AFB, Txas. situation. They know Airman Boone graduated they’re not alone. It’s quite TUMBLERS ORANGES JUICE VEGETABLES from Ellington High School AUCE PINEAPPLE TISSUES in 1976 and attended • Vacuum Pack TOWELS DOG Eastern Connecticut State CORN^oz. College. Best • Slc«d POTATOES 16 oz. Hunt’s pNMipple POTATOES 16 OZ. Tomato Sellers • SNcad Paste (p in o c h le ) CARROTS 16 oz. ^6% oz.’ canSk (UPl — Publishers' Miinclicsli'r Weekly) TOBTILLA FLAVORED Top scorers in the Fiction _ _ NABISCO SUPISniNt-HSUNSHINE-14 UZ. o z.t-XB. PKG. ______, t r \ . UULUbWGOLDEN UHAIH-ASSI. GRAIN-ASST. VAHIb VARIETIES I IfcS ^ RED-64 oz. BOTTLE Manchester'Senior Citizens The Matarese Circle — Pinochle Group game April Robert Ludlum ps THICK RICH-14 0Z.BTL. _ ^ ASST. VARIETIES-PUDDINGS _ ^ OCEAN SPRAY-UNSWEETENED-48 OZ. yn. DOW . ^ D O W Q T , STORAGE Doritos Chips ; 69^ Ritz Crackers r 69^ Oatmeal Cookies75^%Rice-a-Ronl2^,;89^%Hawaiianpunch 89 26 at the Army and Navy Gold as Gold — Joseph ly Club are Mabel Wilson, Heller Hunt's Ketchup 39'fiMy-T-Fine 4^1%Crapefruitjiace89*dl^Saranwrap »69‘ %ZiplocBags 69 606, Bess Moonan, 603, War and Remembraee— / YOU’LL DO better WITH A&P’S \ VOUUDO WITH A&P’S YOU’LL DO w it h A&P’S Madeline Morley, 600, Bob Herman Wouk better better wrrH A&P'S better / Hill, 582, Martin Bakstan, SS-GB — Len Deighton health & beauty aids YOUUOO WITHAaP'S fy O O U D O A&P’S better bakery be tterwiTH 577, Al Gates, 573, Edna Hata Vo — Ruth Weebe general merchandise A&P dairy protfucts Fight Inflation with ■ PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON Farmer, 571, Paul Schuetz, Hill AN EXCLUSIVE MOTHER'S DAY OFFER ... c o s m e tic frozen foods CASH REFUND 1 570, Bert Turner, 569, Chesapeake — James A. 'Margarine Qtrs. A&P JUfltTPAGE Cake Donuts ^ ANN PALE O IT E R U P T O $ 8^ Arline Paquin, 559, Sue Michener P u ffs IMPORTED PORCELAIN CHINA Rich’s RICH & CREAMY With proof of porchAM Kerr, 556, Kitty Byrnes, Overload — Arthur A&P Sctyal from theee leadixi| br«nde 553, and Jennie Fogarthy, Hailey Really Flm R ubbing BLUE GRAPEFRUIT K 552. The Third World War — COFFEE 1 2 ^ 5 9 ^ EAMILSrSIZESALE ^’4■rnon Gen. John Hackett A lc o h o l 5 s * r ' ’ O R AN G E A&P bCo>e*Btrat«4 All Winners in the Vernon Dubin’s Lives— Bernard ihdividual Danish n H eat Loondiy BONNET JUICE ANNPA6E«eOWMAC., Senior Citizens Pinochle Malamud P e tro le u m $ i q o •iM RICH REGUURor talks) Club tournament April 26 The Stories of John JUICE Je lly I at the Senior Citizens (Tieever — John Cheever T M n SELF ADJUSTING-REG. OR EXTRA BODY Centdr are firic Andersen, TWIST-POP $ $ s p a g h e t t i 3 . 1 Nonfielion 638, Ann M orrell, 635, IN 8 PATTERNS S llklence AMERICAN style, PLAIN M DUhwwher The Complete Scarsdale iceClibei $ ' 5 All U fs b M j Henry Duell, 579, and Bob MNPAGE rom llyBlM Medical Diet— Herman R. IM h Trtys Conditioner Seeded Rye Bread M TOMATO SAUCE (ISn.) X (l«i.)b » i Richards. 578. Tarnower and Samm TRIAL SIZE AssT,ea.0Bs _ _ I f Sinclair Baker Beans W ith A8ST.VAA-Y06URT WHTEORCOUIREO-8UCE8 H00(HX)nAGEaCE8E How To Prosper During Stacking HOO E ffe r d e n t m The World Alm anac ■ I I I ***------A8ST.VAR.-ANNPASE HOODNUEORM . CaENTANO ■ 2 : $ l “ P o r k 3 . 1 T a b le ts New country Oied-O-Bit ffni Fonn D m U fttld Final TwkIi K ti^ILM ASST.CtXOIIS A Famly «*• DISPOSABLE Pot Pies leoMic dtooiePiaaa ANNPAOE CREAM OF CELBIYJ-STYLE CHKXEN IUm.) iUn) c n i^ o ia te ECiair Pie NOOOLE.MMESTRONE-TOMA'ieRICE /m l IHoft , CO i NMI h IVQ ir a toiioL- u g n te rs 22 oz. $ | 0 9 ■ n DKAILI IN R O U Sophia Loren 4 2 * 1 » « i ” I siza S o i g i s ■ I 'S . " 1 Bronx Zoo — Sparky Lyle 1 1. All of the following men Mommie, Dearest. — MANUFACTURER S COUPON Christina Crawford Were vice presidents under Franklin D. Roosevelt A Distant Mirror — Bar ALLftAVO RS ...LIGHT DAYS except: (a) Henry A. Wal bara Tuchma lace (b) Estes Kefauver (c) Linda Goodman’s Love F re n m 's I K o t e x John Nance Gardner Signs — Linda Goodman 2. The fewest legislators a Einstein’s Universe — G r a v y M ix state can have in the U.S. P a d s Congress is ... Nigel Calder Thrw-J78lo.7$az.|kgi. , , I SOctfkg. 3. The House of Burgesses IMImcMpoipiflMlly AP-260S was (a) a ruling family of Straight -John Sirica VaidAgtlZHkvS.tan MFR-2S Scotland (b) a banking and stock brokerage family in London (c) the first repre sentative assembly in the New World. a n s w e r s PRICtS mtenVE AP«1 29-may S. 19T9 " 0 '£ OAnBzuosudaj ouo pus Ejogsuos OM) — aajqx 'z q 't > PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Wed,. May 2, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 2, 1079 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Wednesday: Juice, salami grinder, corn chips, garden stewed tomatoes with croutons, chilled applesauce, corn, lemon fluff with topping. Woman^s World M«nus salad, banana. whole wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Tuesday: Meat casserole, green beans, whole-wheat V. ( Thursday: Hamburg on roll, french fries, cole slaw, The menu is subject to change, bread and butter, peach shortcake with topping. applesauce and cookie. Wednesday: Veal parmesan, mashed potato, peas, Manchester l E l d e r l y Friday: Fish squares, mashed potato, green beans, bread and butter, peanut butter squares. orange gelatin squares. Thursday: Juice, salami grinder, potato chips, fruit Children’s Defense Fund— Aids Rich, Poor^ Black or White Publir Schools Menus which will be served May 7-11 at Mayfair and Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents 60 and over, cup. Cafeteria menus which will he sferved May 7-11 at Vernon Friday: Tuna' salad roll, potato puffs, cole slaw, PATRICIA MrCORMACK father, the Civil Rights “Dear Lord be good to dim a child’s eyes as much many abused. Children’s Defense Fund in bite the hand that dis- special interest. They are are as follows: Movement, Yale Law me. The sea is so wide and their corner, that may Manchester Public Schools are, as follows: chocolate pudding with topping. IIPI Health Editor as a physical beating. Her priorites also in * serves children,” Edelman everybody’s concern. Monday: Shells with meal sauce, tossed salad, bread, Monday: Beef rice soup, turkey salad on shredded let- , Middle & High School, a term on the Yale my boat is so small.’’ No clude lonely kids dumped change. tuce, tomato wedges, three-bean salad, chilled peaches, Edelman’s needy kids in said. “Many labor, women’s, butter, milk and fruit cup. Monday: Porkette," applesauce, french fries,.buttered Needy children among bo’ard, and Harvard periods. It is child’s work, by parents and even those People who know her say whole wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. East Hartford clude the "latch-key” The Fund recently “bit religious, civil rights, and Tuesday: Orange juice, hamburg patty on roll, french corn, lemon fluff with topping.. ^ the nation’s/64 million University’s Center for a version of the old fenced out by an alcoholic Edelman “could, start a Tuesday: Baked lasagna, buttered green peas, tossed crowd, children of working the hand” of President - other civic grOups have a fried polaloe.s. buttered green beans, chocolate pudding Tuesday: American chop suey, green beans, whole Al) Schools youngsters keep Marian Law and Education — Seaman’s Prayer. mothers with housekeys or otherwise ill parent. fire underwater, using a Carter and frequently long history of support for green salad with Italian dressing, chilled canned pears, wheat bread and butter, peach shortcake with topping. Monday: Cheeseburger on roll, french fries, chilled Wright Edelman moving as which she directed. The children whose In the schools, safety match and a green 2- and milk. garlic bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. dangling from chains snaps at the “hand” of the programs that benefit Wednesday: beef and gravy on noodles, buttered peas Wednesday: Veal cutlet parmesan, mashed potato, though she had an The Fund’s letterhead needs drive Edelman on around their necks so they Edelman’s concerns center by-4.” Wednesday: Oven-roasted chicken with gravy, glazed peaches. Department of Health, children and families. ..and carrots, roll, butter, milk and ice cream. peas, peanut butter squares. Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on sesame roll, potato puffSi fruit acetylene torch at her shows a sketch by a child— are rich and poor, black can let themselves into an on poor programs for not- sweet potatoes, buttered spinach, fruited gelatin with Funds Needed Education and Welfare led “By joining forces more Thursday: Sliced turkey With gravy, cranberry sauce, Thursday: Juice, salami grinder, potato chips, fruit heels. squiggles for water, a and white. Some have empty house or apartment too-bright kids, too-bright whipped topping, roll, margarine, skim milk, coffee or cocktail, chocolate chip cookies. The Fund operates on a by Secretary Joseph systematically, we will whipped po'ato, whole kernel corn, bread, butter, milk cup. ' Wednesday: Hot turkey grinder, gravy, potato salad, Edelman, head of the hard-to-make out sailhoat, welts from recent beatings after school. or gifM kids and the han Califano Sr. amass the strength to tea. Children’s Defense Fund in budget of $1.5 million a and jello with topping. Friday: Tuna salad roll, potato puffs, cole slaw, orange wedges. ''v an easy-to-make-out sun. or scars from previous ’There are hungry kids on dicapped. year, could use more The President’s budget is move children’s issues Thursday: Baked meat loaf with gravy, whipped Washington, O.C., is a ’The sketch is dominated by Friday: Grape juice, baked macaroni and cheese, chocolate pudding with topping. Thursday: Pizza with meat sauce, topped with c h e ^ I ones.. For others, the scars her list. And sick kids, plus AH those needy kids have money bdt, to maintain in tough but not fair, the Fund higher on the p'ublic agen potatoes, vegetable coleslaw, pineapple cream pudding, mover-and-a-shaker the uneven letters typical carrot sticks, bread, butter, milk, peanut butter stuffed Sykes & Kleinentary tossed salad, chilled pears. U or new injuries are inside juvenile delinquents and one pathetic thing in com dependence, won’t take a commented when Carter da.” whole wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. shaped by many forces, in of child’s printing. celery, pineapple or peaches. Monday: Barbecued beef on roll, french fries, buttered Friday: Fish and chips, tartar sauce, applesauce/ — deep hurts from brutal other kids — some in foster mon: they can’t speak up. penny from government. unveiled it. Letters from parents and Friday: Vegetable soup, baked macaroni and cheese. cluding a Baptist minister The letters say: glazed biscuit. ^ insults and beratings that.. care^ some in institutions. With Edelman and the “We want to be free to “Generals and admirals children are being sought Coteniry are given a cost-of-living on a continuing basis — Hi^li & IIhIc plus 3 percent increase, telling about wrongs, and, while children and their if possible, how they can be Monday: Steak sandwich, onion rings, hot vegetable, All St a » , % G AU O N C^/pharmacy Women’s 6-1OM. Breeze Juice CAN* IVIHK CARTON 190 2. c PKG. _____ 1.09 PKG. OF6 FOR hospital (or other facility prim arily providing skilled nur ' on in for 23% savings sing or rehabilitation services) for 60 days in a row, in Vernon Manchester Enfield Mansfield thru Saturday. In t■^rn^^t^ to our cuvtomeri. we rveerve the right to limit Mdet to 3 pkgt of eny Iter, except where otherwise noted. Heme offered lor tele not evalleble In ce»e lots or to other retell deelert or whoMtelery cluding the day of discharge. I >4ot reaponelble ^ typographIceJ error*. Q. Is there anything you can dO to speed up the process Kmart Shopping Center Manchester , Parkade airxauo * Eofield Squars East Brook Mall Consumer Value Slores of getting a card? Suppose I get the job before I get my Routes 83 & 30 Broad St. (across from Marshall’s) ■ 90 B m Street Off Routes 195 & 84 HEALTH AND BEAUTY 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER card? 871-1661 646-0302 ' ■ AID STORES A. If an employer wants proof that you applied for a PUT YOURSELF Social Security card, ask the nearest ^ c ia l Security of L^SHOE-TOWNI iIN OURSHOESS fice for a receipt. Form SSA-5028 when you apply for a SEE “WHITE PAGES ' OF PHONE DIRECTORY FOR EXACT ADDRESSES. More then 140 convenient locetlone. Meny Shoe-lbwne epfn Sundays. number. When your card arrives take it to the employer VISA, Mielorcharge so he or she can copy the number to make sure you get '■'•edit for all your earnings. \