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Right-winger scores upset victory Begin pledges s
peace effort tee TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Right- Begin spoke with reporters in Tel votes, a clear majority in the 120- wing ieader Menahem Begin, the up Aviv after the executive committee member parliament. set victor in Israei’s national elec of the Likud endorsed his appeal to The extent of Labor’s un tions, today said he would go to all parties except the Conrununists to precedented defeat came as a sur ’S' Washington as soon as he is named join a wide-ranging coalition. prise to Likud politicians as well as prime minister to confer with Presi "We have only a few weeks to deal almost everybody else in a country dent Carter on Middle East peace with this problem,” he said, calling that has seen no other party in con I®-- proposals. for the installation of a new govern trol since Israel was founded in 1948. Begin, whose rightist Likud bloc ment by June 13, as required by law. Politicians and newspaper ended the Labor party’s 29-year Labor party leaders said It was un editorials agreed the Likud victory domination of Israeli politics in likely they would join Begin’s was due as much to the 38 per cent in Tuesday’s election, also said the proposed coalition, but Likud sources flation rate and a series of strikes as forthcoming change of government said they expected to put together a well as to the readiness of Labor to would not cuttail peace efforts government representing at least 70 give up occupied Arab land in because "the entire nation craves exchange for peace. peace.” Begin’s victory brought angry Arab reaction. The official Damascus radio said Begin’s win means "the Begin is described area is heading towards war,” because the rightist leader "refuses the idea of a Palestinian state and as honest, truthful Officials review project bids rejects any withdrawal from oc cupied Arab territory.” Begin’s style is to ‘‘negotiate with a Town and state officials review bids opened Tuesday afternoon for the Manchester The upset victory of Mehahem The official Syrian newspaper A1 very strong hand and without fear.” Housing Authority’s elderly housing project on Spencer St. Left to right are Dominic Begin’s right-wing Likud bloc in Baath called Begin "an extremist Dworkin said he believes the Arabs Cimino, the project architect; Pascal Mastrangelo, MHA chairman; Paul Phillips, Israel today brought a favorable and a terrorist.” Begin led a Jewish have more respect for this kind of ap reaction from Manchester resident Building Committe chairman; Edmond Fidrych, Department of Community Affairs (DCA) underground group, the Irgun Zvai proach. He said Begin "understands Michael Dworkin, who had a per housing program specialist; Charles Lettieri, DCA construction supervisor; and David Leumi during Israel’s 1948 war of in the Arab mind.” sonal interview with Begin nearly dependence. Dworkin said he thinks the people Deakin, DCA deputy commissioner. (Herald photo by Pinto) four years ago in Israel. Begin told newsmen, "It will be a of Isreal are realizing that this is the pleasure and a great honor to visit The Herald printed a report of that type of approach which will have to President Carter.” interview. be used for a lasting peace. "All "We shall have many, many topics Dworkin said he believes the' these years of compromise made changeover in leadership will be for officials study to dwell on and we shall do so as free them realize “accommodation was men with a sense of responsibility for the "betterm ent of the whole coun not the only way for peace.” the future of our nations,” he said. try.” He thinks the Israeli people will Begin does not believe in bowing Begin said the victory of his Likud welcome Begin’s leadership. ' down to anyone, Dworkin said. bloc was "a superior act of Dworkin called Begin a "very Dworkin thinks the future of the St. project bids democracy.” ’The Likud won 41 seats honest and truthful man” who has Mideast looks much better now than in the next parliament, a gain of two the "greatest respect” of the people before. compared ^th the 18-seat loss suf of Israel. Dworkin said Begin is not Dworkin said he believes there will By GREG PEARSON meets tonight at 7:30 and is expected The town has already sent a letter fered by Labor, which will be left hawkish and believes in having a true be more freedom of the press in to accept the Keenan & Navarro bid. expressing its intentions, but DCA with 33. peace, but his approach Is hard line. (Herald Reporter) Israel under Begin, resulting in a A Killingly contractor Is the ap The firm bid $597,000 for the also needs a copy of the minutes project’s basic construction and $85,- more open government. He said the parent low bidder for construction of from the Board of Directors meeting press had always been censored by the Manchester Housing Authority’s 000 for other work —primarily road when the vote was taken. the government of Israel. (MHA) 40-unit elderly housing construction —that is also needed for Deakin said, "I don’t see any As far as the economy of Israel, project on Spencer St. Keenan & the housing project. The firm also bid reason why we can’t sign a contract Today’s summary $6,500 for one alternate item, a com Dworkin said. Begin believes in the Navarro Builders, Inc. submitted a in a week to ten days.” free enterprise system. He believes price of $682,000 for the work, the munity room fireplace. He said that the groundbreaking Compiled from United Press International The entire bid, including the government should keep out of lowest of the five bids opened could take place immediately after fireplace option, is $48,500 more than business, which Dworkin said will be Tuesday afternoon. the contract-signing. The entire better for the economy of Israel. David Deakin, deputy com the $640,000 DCA grant for the project will take about eight months State the continuing "second gun” con As far as Begin’s ability to form a missioner of the Department of Com project. once construction begins, he said. troversy involving the theory The Town Board of Directors voted HARTFORD — State Insurance national unity government, Dworkin munity Affairs (DCA), predicted at 'The total estimated cost for the 40- another gunman was involved. earlier this year to fund any overrun Commissioner T. F. Gilroy Daly said. Begin is used to compromising the bid opening that a contract should unit project, including land purchase costs involved in the project. This approves higher rates for 165,000 as leader of the opposition parties for be signed within ten days. The MHA is about $950,000. WASHINGTON - The ad- will probably include the $M,500, plus Connecticut Medical Services many years. Edmond Fidrych, DCA’s housing minstration today proposed other expenses such as ad subscribers, almost all of them program specialist, said of the bids, legislation to require a court ministrative costs and architectural senior citizens. “I’m pleased. It looks like we’re order before a President could fees. going to get the project under way.” place wiretaps on any individual Budget lid is set The funding will come from HARTFORD — The legislative Pascal Mastrangelo, chairman of or group to gather foreign in various sources. The town has effort to reinstate restrictions on the MHA, also said that the bid telligence within the United already set aside federal Community Sunday sales has been postponed prtrices were about what the authority States. Development and Revenue Sharing because of a pending court case at $461 billion had expected. funds to cover overrun costs. John Navarro, of Keenan & challenging a ruling declaring the NEW YORK - Federal in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress showed signs it will compromise on Those persons attending the Navarro, said, “We’re in a position statutes unconstitutional. It may vestigators have recommended has approved a spending target for the proposal to hike federal gasoline Tuesday bid opening seemed pleased to start as soon as we get the O.K.” be shelved for the year. inspection of all Sikorsky S-61 the 1978 federal budget and received taxes as much as 50 cents a gallon to with the results. He said that His firm has built eight helicopters because they suspect solid indications the Carter ad quell the American appetite for " It appears they (the MHA) have elderly housing projects in the state, HARTFORD — The Democrat- the failure of a small landing gear ministration will bargain on the driving Inefficient cars. gotten good bids,” Deakin said. He including work in Stafford Springs, controlled legislature is expected attachment may have caused the proposed 50-cent-per-gallon federal While President Carter was In Los said that his office will now wait for Putnam and Preston. today to complete its annual Manhattan skyscraper helicopter gasoline tax. Angeles telling the United Auto formal notice from the town of its in It has taken over three years to budget marathon by adopting a accident that claimed five lives In other action on Capitol Hill Workers he would stand behind his tention to fund additional cost, a develop the Spencer St. project. The $1,915 billion spending plan. Monday. Tuesday, the Senate passed with sur proposed tax on gas-guz$|ing cars, notification he called "merely a for Town Board of Directors approved Tuesday House Democrats, prising harmony a $36 billion his transportation secretary was mality.” the site at its Jan 15, 1974 meeting. voting as a bloc, kept Republican ASPEN, Colo. — Entertainer military procurement bill that in before the House Ways and Means lawm akers-from changing the cluded money for the once controver Coipmittee trying to sweeten the se budget and their Senate counter Claudine Longet completes her 30- sial B1 bomber. cond feature of the plan. parts rejected several GOP day jail sentence for the shooting The price tag on the fleet of 244 Brock Adams suggested the first 5 attempts to repeal the dividend death of her lover tonight, but she still faces a $1.3 million civil suit supersonic bombers jumped nearly cents of the gasoline tax increase be Rockville man dies tax. from the victim’s parents. $2 billion in the past three months, spent on mass transit in a move like but the request for $1.3 billion for five ly to win support from urban area ANSONIA — Investigators have planes passed unquestioned. congressmen. in elevator accident been told industrialist Charles International Differences with the House still must Committee Chairman A1 Ulman, Moeller was behind the spec be worked out. D-Ore., who earlier found "no con VIENNA, Austria— Vice Presi A man dismantling an elevator in a The counterweight dropped on tacular 1975 fire that destroyed House approval for the $461 billion stituency for a gas tax anywhere in dent Walter Mondale today dis warehouse at 120 Tolland St., East Wallace decapitating him, police part of the Sponge Rubber budget target forced tough choices the country,” welcomed the ad cussed human rights problems in Hartford today at 8:33 a.m. was said. Products Co. in Shelton, accor upon Republicans upset by the large ministration plan. Eastern Europe and the Soviet killed in the process, said East Hart Dr. Donald R. Hazen, state ding to a copyrighted story in the deficit and liberal Democrats op A proposed fishing agreement with Union with Austrian Chancellor ford police. medical examiner, pronounced the Ansonia Sentinel. The paper said posing $118.5 billion in defense spen Cuba was submitted to Congress for Bruno Kreisky. Wallace A. Darling, 43, of 2 Ward man dead on the scene. statements of David Bubar, con ding. approval In what could be one of the St., Rockville had lowered the He was employed by a firm called victed in federal court of arson- llie action, coupled with Senate ap first moves to Improve relations elevator cage to its bottom, police M & G Associates whose address was related charges, linking Moeller HAVANA, Cuba - The first proval last week, sets a nonbinding after 17 years. ‘The House already said. He cut the lift cable at the cage not available this morning. to the fire are contained in a American passengers in 16 years guide for appropriations for the has registered opposition to Senate but apparently had not cut the No more details were available sealed state police affidavit. to arrive in Cuba directly from a fiscal year beginning in October. efforts to allow U.S. firms to ship counterweight free first, police said. before noon. U. S. port have landed in Havana The administration, meanwhile. food and medical supplies to Havana. Regional aboard a Greek-registered cruise ship which sailed Sunday from BOSTON — After two days of New Orleans. embittered debate and attempts Lawmakers face heavy workload to alter pieces of it, the MAPUTA, Mozambique— U. N. Massachusetts House has given Ambassador Andrew Young says HARTFORD (UPI) - Once law shelf prices in Connecticut. But the — Ethics legislation. Comprenen- Senate, but still must go through the near final approval to a plan the world does not yet realize how makers approve the budget, they will House must still approve changes sive plans to set a new ethics code for House. Gov. E lla ‘ T. Grasso has barely have time to catch a breath refused to say if she will sign the bills redistricting its 240 seats into 160 President Carter has changed U. made by the Senate. state officials, legislators and lob before being hit with a nonstop byist almost di^ because of a — the lowest number in nearly 200 S. foreign policy, not only in - The “bottle bill.” The measure if they reach her desk. stream of major bills that must be years. It now goes to Senate. southern Africa but elsewhere to ban throwaway beverage con parlimentary technicality, but was — Education Equalization. A handled within the next three weeks. around the world. Yoiing met tainers was approved by both the rescued by petition. It must still be measure to double the state’s grant Tuesday with Mozambique P resi-, Although lawmakers hope to com House and Senate but in different approved by both chambers. to public schools has yet to be acted National plete work on the $1.9 billion budget dent Samora Machel. forms. A petition has brought the on by either house, although money today, they still have to deal with — "Blue laws.” Legislation to LOS ANGELES - Sirhan B. House measure to the floor of the for it is in the budget. The bill is an several major pieces of legislation reinstate the traditional restrictions Sirhan has agreed t6 talk in his GENEVA, Switzerland — More Senate, which will have to adopt It attempt to give students In poorer before the constitutionally-mandated on Sunday commerce, struck down prison cell to two Los Angeles than 100,000 persons may have and send It back to the House. communities the same educational June 8 adjournment date. by the courts last year, still has not County o fficials who wonder been killed in Uganda by Presi opportunity afforded pupils in The major bills that will have to be gone before either the House or whether he was not alone in the dent Idi Amin’s security forces — Government Reorganization. affluent towns acted on include; Senate. The legislation’s future is assassination of Sen. Robert F. without any protest by the United 'The plan to consolidate more than 200 — Liquor pricing laws. Both the doubtful. Kennedy. Sirhan is serving a life Nations, the International Com state boards, agencies and com — Higher Education. A bill to House of Representatives and Senate — "(JulU and fires.” Bills that term fw shooting Kennedy and mission of Jurists, alleges in a missions into 21 departments has revamp the state’s system of ad have passed bills to eliminate the would eliminate unemployment has not commented publicly on report to U. N. been approved by a legislative com ministering higher education awaits state’s so-called fair trade laws that mittee, but still nqust be passed by benefits for persons who quit their action by both the Senate and the allow liquor manufacturers to set the House and S e n ^ . jobs or get fired have passed the House. L -viv «■ V
PAGE TWO-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 18. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. May 18. 1977 — PAGE THREE-A Library board adopts budget Public records
The Manchester library board In spite of the budget cut, the openings came up, Jackson said he adopted its amended 1977-78 budget library will continue to offer the would prefer to continue in the Warranty deed Building permits of 1439,886 Monday night. same services to the public. current program and maintain per Harry Goodwin Jr. for Milton Stav- After studying the recommended David J. Taylor, Glastonbury, to Laura Girardin, addition at 147 nitsky, addition at 250 Porter St., However, the salary items reflect sonnel rather than to make an adjust cuts suggest^ by John Jackson, head Richard H. Stoebel and Brenda G. Bropkfield St., $150. $13,000. changes within the library staff. ment to accommodate Sunday hours. Stoebel, property at Strawberry Lane librarian, the board commended him Jackson explained that by evaluating Jam es A. Bell, swimming pool at Vincent C. Giuliano for Connec Buckley said that Roger Bagley, a and Briarwood Dr., $49,000. 319 Autumn St., $753. on a "good job of whittling without personnel needs and the needs of the board member who was unable to at ticut Bank and Trust, floor repair at sacrificing.” Board Chairman library, some full-time staff Quitclaim deed Bidwell Home Improvement Co. 225-227 Center St., $400. tend, had favored Sunday openings for James Muisener, reroof and William Buckley advocated no members will become part-time Society for Savings, Hartford, to Marriage licenses during January and February. aluminum siding at 506 Woodbridge further whittling, at which time the employes. Jackson said the employes Nutmeg Homes Inc., eight parcels on David R. Magnan, 444 W. Middle Buckley supported the idea of Sunday St., $2,000. board approved the new figure which have taken a “hard look’’ at their openings speaking of them as "fami Strawberry Lane and Briarwood Dr., Tpke., and Marian Matushak, 86 will be submitted to the town con $116,000. C. Sullivan for Ralph Perkins, roof Highland St., May 21 at St. James. duties and considered some of the ly days.” Buckley hopes the board troller’s office. repair at 196 Henry St., $550. Robert G. Frykberg and Marybeth "behind-the-scene” jobs in helping to will want to restore the Sunday Judgment Lien James B. Brierton, fence at 680 W. Hogan, both of Needham, Mass., The board had originally requested evaluate the library’s needs. schedule sometime. Hartford Hospital, Inc. against $477,414. Middle Tpke., $200. June 4 at St. James. When the subject of Sunday Raymond F. Healy, et. al. properties Everett H. Johnson, addition at 137 Armand R. Ninteau Jr. and Martha on Shallowbrook La. and Manchester Keeney St.. $600. A. Mobley, both of Manchester, May T h e a te r ’This printing test pattern is Rd., Glastonbury, $112. MANCHESTBR part of The Herald quality con Phone 649-5491 20 at home. s c h e d u le MIVE-IN/RIWTISf I H I trol program in order to give you one of the finest dt^\THEATRES EAST Burnside ’Theater 1 "It’s Tonite! newspapers in the natloQ. Alive,” 7:30-9:05 D E M O N SEED NOW OPEN Burnside Theater 2 — Ends Sun. MANCHESTER’S ONLY COMPLETE (• 'nilllIM T t HUDKT ONIT I r J 1 "Young Frankenstein,” 7:25- AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR 9:15 JULIE CHRISTIE c r c D THE CAR V,* owMtIniloekolliMM Elast Hartford Drive-In — CARRIES THE SCHUMACHER “It’s Alive,” 8:20; "Killer F-/VC» Naluring Elite,” 9:55 TH E FARMER M) (• larry morse seeds, Blast Windsor Drive-In — • Drapes • Rugs • Wallpapering •) - ✓ O V ) V < "Carrie,” 8:20; “Gator,” DEMON 10:05 sndsssdtspss Manchester Drive-In — SEED V , . (tewfi Md tagpUblDi) Prepare for Verplanck Family Fair “Demon Seed,” 8:20; "Elec- Adams Apple opens annex next door (. f m h m a . tra Glide in Blue,” 9:45 Fear for her. U.A, ’Theater 1 — "Demon Mian VH- ’J''!!.'® Mrs. John McLaughlin shows what a little paint can do as she turns her two sons into Seed,” 7:30-9:10 plus Ma Ma Mia’s Adams Apple has opened an annex next door to its store at the parkade for the sale of clowns with a little dab here and there. John, 12, left, watches as Robert, 6Vz, gets a U.A. Theater 2 - “The Baretta closeouts and overrun stock as well as regular merchandise. Items for sale range from (• Z \ m Pnce touchup on the chin. Face painting will be a featured attraction at the Verplanck Family Car,” 7:30-9:20 Buffet Restaurant & Caterers' pottery to picnic jugs to pictures, with and without frames. (Herald photo by Pinto) Fair to be held at the school on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will also be Olympic U.A. Theater 3 ■The IVe also feature Farmer,” 7:30-9:20 THIS WEEK: Ms. Hunt is a graduate of Nazareth OTHER FINE LINES OF games, various booths, and a tag sale. (Herald photo by Pinto) Vernon Qine 1 — “Nasty Two Manchester residents have Habits,” 7:30-9:30 Tuesday been promoted in the group division College of Rochester. She joined the WALLPAPER Vernon Cine 2 — “ It’s • SPAGHEHI with MEAT BALLS at Aetna Life & Casualty. company as a collection analyst in • Two 1971 and was promoted to premium Alive,” 7:15-9:15 Served With Sated C 4 Q g Janet C. Hunt of 95 North St. was • RUGS & DRAPERIES About services representative in 1973 and to e v e ry NOWHERE Roll and Butter | promoted promoted to superintendent, premium services, policyholder ad assistant superintendent last year. • PAINTING CONTRACTOR u m i little town Bolton Lion's Club Wednesday - Thursday m NUMBERS GAME SECOND ANNUAL ministration department. Thomas Grigaitis is a University of Connec OPEN MON.-FRI. 8 A.M.-9 P.M. r th$mlroel«ifmal»rM|mM iifmalarM W thing Showcase at Aetna Grigaitis of 3 Walnut St. was named ticut graduate. He joined the com SATURDAY 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. detwrltownwiltown maMk«$t«r J f I ootMcno/Ttuntanwr The First Church of Cinemas HORSESHOW ALL YOU CAN EAT development analyst, pension finan pany’s group division as an accoun * FREE DELIVERY * Christ. Scientist, will have BLUEUQUORS IHTER8TATB04 KIDS UNDER 12 cial accounting department. ting analyst in 1973. its regular midweek ser K-MART PLAZA BXITB8 • Refreshments •Aimisements SILVER LANE • Pony 1^ HALF PRICE < 2 . 5 0 vice ana lesiimony T u e s d a y ’s d a ily ROEERTS STREET - meeting tonight at 8 at the EAST HARTFORD Business church, 447 N. Main St. The 5 5 3 Hot Air Balloon Rides |.8(>(Xir9l~F0U0W BURNSIDt Sli'.NS" 898-8810 Adml$»lon meeting is open to all. BAHQAINI»AnHBBS BURNSIDE $ 2 .8 0 til 2.-30P.M . St. Mary’s Episcopal Cites saving I Isio lUNSIN HVL, I. NnD. • S2I-I113 fitting Church will celebrate HALF PRICE ROteMARY-S BABYI The state’s express com jeans Ascension Day Thursday THE OMENI rWOOCYALLENr WITH THIS COUPON NOW1 muter bus program has with a service of Holy ITME EOUTES 15 ■ M . 16 ItXIT ill 649 8311 May 20, 21 22nd Communion at 10 a.m. “irs ALIVE” saved motorists in the proportioned poly twill detailed denim leans KMCMCMPfUMOOUCnOH PO TiM-MS-BUN. 4 SHOWSI 'ANNE BOLTON HEIGHTS FARM DISTINCTIVE CATERING Greater Hartford and Rt. 85 West Street Greater New Haven areas The education work area MEL BROOK'S LAPP RIOTI in many colors and sizesi In misses sizosi r H A L L ’ Bolton, Conn.'^ FOR ALL OCCASIONS approximately 1.8 million of South United Methodist "HASTY £i “YOUNQ Car Load $2.00 •W alk kis S0« •Under 10 FREE gallons of gasoline during Back yoke interest, top stitching-thls 'Jean Church will meet tonight at FRANKENSTEIN” Come visit our beautiful new hall at 748 'Jerry Mann’ of California designs pull-on 7:30 at the church. HABITS' PO 7:25-9:15 - Bun. 4 SHOWSI the first five years of style pants to fit most every body ... In Machine’ collection is detailed down to the Tolland Tnpk. or call Jim at 646-7558 for operation. Gov. Ella Manchester Evening Herald the Information to suit your party needs. perfectly proportioned lengthsi Brown, pockets and then somel In blue 100% cotton The Bible Study Kaffee Thee Grasso has announced. outrageous Publlihad evary tvtning except “The saving of energy is black, navy, red, rose, green! Neat stitched denim ... zip-front with side elastic waist In Klatsch of Concordia cT^'JniisfielcI ^Drlve in Sundays and holldaya. Entered at the serts for assured comfort and fitl Stitched Lutheran Church will meet c o m ^ ! Mencheeter, Conn, poet Office t i Se vital because of our we’ve everything new crease. Comfortable pull-on style, cond Clew Mall Matter. 2 3 3 - 6 2 3 2 Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in SMU dwindling supplies of fuel, beautifully tailored in sizes 8-16 Petite, IQ- back yoke. P G I ColofbiyMinlcolor FOR the church room. The in nmv wmill— » Suggested Carrier Rates SEniMTD and the record of conserva and nice for your spring 18 Average. sportswear, downtown Manchester and Tri- 4nFUIIY ViaK'' Wed., May 18 IMPORTANT! public is invited. swwracs Payable in Advance MDOWD tion established through sportswear, downtown Manchester and Trl- City Plaza, Vernon UM. th ru Single copy...... I6f MESSAGE 1 the commuter bus- Into summer Em 7J0-9-J0 UUITS $3.00 Tuas., May 24 Weekly...... 90e offoica Clty Plaza, Vernon Sat2 PM-7JO-9-JO One month...... $3.90 program is a source of Confirmation Classes of KBS $1.25 Three niontha ...... $11.70 pride of all our citizens,” fashion scene • 2 3 $«. l:30-3:30-SJ0 Six months...... $23.40 Emanuel Lutheran Church WTIQS$liS Gov. Grasso said. “The will meet Thursday at 6:30 7JO-9-30 One year...... $46.80 “IT’S Mall Rataa Upon Request WHAMS, Connecticut program is p.m. at the church. Subacribera who fail to receive ^ " t b L A .. their newspaper before 6:30 p.m. one that ail states can should telephone the circulation examine in light of Presi The Senior Methodists of department, 647-9946. AUVE” ^Pwjovision^ OotBVfcbBUl dent Carter’s challenge to South United Methodist Rated PQ increase our conservation Church will meet Thursday plus efforts.” noon at the church. 2-Day Sneak-Away New England Coast The Golden Age Group of “PSYCHIC NOTICE Glonous uikni He* EngUnd, Ch«up«ike. Appointed Concordia Lutheran kiiy-Nov. Al Um comforts. $^. $139 Aho direc+ecf fTay 13,1^ 7;1B-9:1B SAT. MAT. 2 PM Probate Court is open for 5 dayi No eitrit Frer Folder Mysbc Church will meet Thursday WhtiM, Myidc, CT. 06395. ItaUnl Resenri- Daniel E. Darner has Son. Com 5t ldS-3dS-5;l$-7;lS-9:15 KILLER” PLEASE CALLTHEATRE conferences with the hofls-Tihfhw (203)5364218. b i j L e e . 3 to ,a i at 1:30 p.m. at the church. been appointed creative afoot EK MNl $2.00 M Htb t Khb 9$« FOR SCREEN TIM ES judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 Hay P.M. on Thursday nights. director of the Beauregard Night telephone number: Corporation, it has been by R. G. Garry! Manchester I 649-0445 announced by George slipper savings afoot! AIRWAY Sh ow fi'm e : Beauregard, president of Hospital - William E. FitzGerald 8:oo P.n. the Manchester firm which 'Angel Treads®’ by R. Q. Barry... softest things on Judge of Probate TRAVEL AGENCY designs, constructs and notes 457 CENTER ST. services trade show two feetl Mom can feel the foam cushioni You enjoy the savingsl Non-skid soles. Washable. 2 Discharged Monday: 64S-250Q exhibits. Edward Perzanowski, 180 THCReS ONLY O N C THING WRONG p r e s e n + e d Darner, who for the last styiesi Color-Banded terry scuff or neat knit Regan Rd., Rockville; Brenda. three years was a design ballerina. Plenty of colors. Sizes S-XL. in B a ile u ^1.5*0 Ui+h SftR Tracy, 105 Farnham Rd., WITH TH€ DAVIS DADY... consultant to the exhibit in Accessories, downtown Manchester and Tri-City South Windsor; Grace John STRICTLY Complete flud i+orium *5LOO cji+hoirf dustry, previously served son, 55 Hudson St.; Suzanne Trevel Service a t-H H 5 ten years with John Plaza, Vernon. Perron, 57 Mountain Rd.; “Don't lM«e Towi WHlwit lb” Oldham Studios, Cheryl Toce, 8 Stone St., HANDSOME Wethersfield, as exhibit Rockville; Bertha Gess, 91 2 „ r » 5 is the only way to designer. Lakeside Dr., Andover; reg. to 4.50 pr. • Sherwood Keefe, West St., I describe Hebron; Gilbert Wright, 66 \ Mather St.; Diane Rouleau, 5 WOOD Seaman Circle. 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SOUARE the National Society of A LAWIY COHEN FILM • "ITS AUVE" • A LAACO PftOOUgKSN ■ DEAL Hartford, has announced Daughters of the British MOirIng JOHN RYAN-SHARON FARREU-ANDREW DUGGAN-GUY 5TOCKWELL that Thomas A. Gineo has Empire of the USA which JAMES DIXON. MICHAEL AN5ARA • music by BERNARD HERRMANN joined the firm as sales started today in TEOINICOLOR ’ ■ wrlren. produced ond directed by LARRY COHEN from WomerBros.OAWQmerCommufticaMonsCompony:e PAGE FOUR-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,. Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977- PAGE FIVE-A •IF*- By FLOYD LARSON Gardeners plans campout iiattrl;ratpr iimttugl'Ifralb An owlish editor’s notebook The annual Nazarene Caravan camping weekend will Manchester — A City of Village Charm elect be Friday through Sunday at the 4-H Camp at Marlborough. ■ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 officers dation also reported that in 1977, the' complaining about it. But in those It is under the direction of Miss Sally Cole. Member, Audit Bureiu of Circulation Member. United Press International One of the themes of modern trie power blackout that hit Florida average worker will toll two hours days, num was the only endangrfed Monday. Why didn’t they switch on The camping program is to aid the Caravaners in ear Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, politics is the argument election day Mrs. Mary Dimlow of 341 and 42 minutes each day to pay his species. Oak St. has been elected ning badges for outdoor cooking and camping, Bible study Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. registration would permit more peo the Sunshine ’Tree? taxes. This means most of us don’t president of Manchester and recreation. Campfire meetings will be conducted by ple to vote insuring maximum par Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor start to bring home the bacon until ’The other day we read an argu Speaking of Florida, it is the state Garden Club. She succeeds Pastors Neale McLain and Donald Kauffman. ticipation of the electorate and Counsellors for the Caravan include Morgan and Arllne after the morning coffee break. ment against the United States that has absorbed most of the Mrs. Anthony Sherlock. therefore the result will be more tru Bradley, Lillian Hewey, Patricia Toten, Marian Thomp building a natural gas pipeline refugees from Castro’s Cuba. It is in Other elected officers Opinion ly democratic. are Miss Naomi Foster, son, Raymond Grezel, Dorothy Hayes, Peggy Ford, through Canada because of the rising teresting to note that there was big It is contradiction because They are forecasting more vice-president; Mrs. Emyln Ellis and Daniel Wheeler. >J anti-Americanism in that nation. The everything else in politics is not mosquitoes this year along the play given over the past weekend to a Willard Seibert, secretary; question not answered was how decided by a majority of the masses, Connecticut shoreline because there cruise ship sailing for Cuba — the Mrs'. Robert S. Coe, would the United States protect a but a so-called scientific sampling has been more standing water in the first in 16 years to leave a U. S. port. treasurer; Mrs. Anton fleet of tankers coming from Alaska We wonder how many tiny skiffs of called a public opinion poll. marshes in which the pesky critters Latawic, Mrs. Edward DRIVEWAYS Majority rule’s to Seattle from an angry Canadian desperate (Cubans tried to leave for At times we do not know which is can breed. We can’t spray with DDT O’Brien and Mrs. Robert Navy. We suspect the writer is anti- Glenney, directors. the greater threat to our free society to kill them off. We can’t use aerosol Florida from Cuba last weekend? INtTALLEO ANYWHERE IN CONN. Alice M. Lamenzo Marion Clifford The garden club main — an election open to all without any can repellants without damaging the Canadian. For believe it or not, there Human rights concerns seem be Mary C. Dannaher 9R.WMtx100R.Loni other side exportable mainly to the Old World. tains a permanent planting residency, literacy or mental ozone. We can’t set out smudge pots are anti-Canadians as well as anti- Mrs. Mary Dimlow Americans. Despite recurrent up at Manchester Center and } A A A • SINCE 1946 qualifications; or the polls, which without violating air pollution laws. Manchester Green. It also Leading candidates for the a minority in a black majority, surges of Canadian nationalism over Compatch special: tablished a scholarship •COMnEnLYMTMUlM can be bought to bolster almost any About the only thing we can do is supports a garden therapy the two actually share a com the decades, the bedrock relationship Friend: “I suppose you carry a fund for students in ■ ■ w w YOM HUE • eou m title of catch-phrase of 1977 has pre-established point of view. swat them when they land being program and has es- terested in horticulture. -CALL DAY, NIQHT INCLUDINO lU N D A Yt-' to be “majority rule.” mon lot, says Henry Katzew. Voting, after all, should represent careful to strike only ourselves lest of the two nations is a strong and en memento of some sort in that locket of yours.” If only the bullheaded, white- Because of tlfeir" own a serious and deliberate decision and we be charged with assault. during one that is the envy of much of ★ ★ OVER 10,000 lATIIREO CUtTOMERt ★ ★ experience, black Americans not a snap judgment or political- the world. Where else is there a 3,000- Woman: “Yes, it’s a lock of my dominated regimes of South plus mile border without for husband’s hair.” Work nearly complete Africa and Rhodesia would could be a catalyst for greater Pavlovian reflex. Uncle Julius recalls a time when 649-0500 DDT wasn’t known and mosquitoes tifications? Friend: “But your husband is still concede power gracefully to understanding between white on rehab loan bids While on contradictions, we should were controlled by spreading a thin alive.” their black majorities, and black in South africa. Yet Cousin Juniper says he can’t un Woman: "Yes, but his hair is add one matter has been cleared up a film of coal oil over the breeding About seven more bid of Manchester and the BT COLLA PAVING derstand all the fuss about the elec- everything would be dandy on there are increasingly strident bit this week. Treasury Secretary places. And he can’t recall anyone gone.” openings for the rehabilita- Heritage Savings and Loan MANCHEITER, CONN. that continent, we are told. , calls for “majority rule.” Michael Blumenthal told the House tion loan program are ~ participating, Andrew Young, our highly “What are you fighting for?” Ways and Means Committee ve $H0ULP rm . HoitoRED. expected to be completed quotable ambassador to the he asks. “For human rights in ALMOST all funds collected through by today, according to proposed energy taxes would be Marilyn Walsh, the U.N., who seems to create a South Africa or majority program coordinator. rule?” It may not even turn out returned to the public by direct w Ju5 wiWEm> k new diplomatic flap every day, rebate. The program offers 2.0,000 CDLUR ERROR federally subsidized home recently branded the govern to be majority rule, but rule in He explained once — O P E N ~ the name of the majority by c i improvement loans to ment of South Africa as ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS are paid homeowners who meet “illegitimate” because “just a self-appointed black dictators and direct refunds are made for in Chesler Bycholski Jon L. Norris Richard C. Woodhouse certain geographical and few million people make or oligarchies. creases in heating oil prices, receipts financial guidelines. Unfortunately, we can from the taxes are to be returned Improvement work has Adam’s Warehouse decisions about a nation of already guess the answer. virtually all consumers on a per already begun on four morfe than 20 million.” capita basis. homes involved in the But black Americans, of When majority rule does come The question is: Will there be ad Town Democrats to honor program. One of the jobs is whom Young is one, should of to South Africa and Rhodesia, ministrative costs if the taxes arenit being done by a private all people be realistic about as it eventually must, either levied? firm; the other three are SALE peacefully or through being done by the majority rule, submits a South six at dinner-dance homeowners. Miss Walsh bloodshed, will Andrew Young Connecticut’s Attorney General an IpOOOs OF ITEMS African newspaper correspon mittee for the past seven said. and others who are so con nounced this week the state is filing a The Manchester woman elected to local was a hairdresser for Federal funds provided dent in this country. many years in Hartford. years. He began serving on Factory - Over Runs - Close Outs $2.4 million suit against General Democratic Town Com Democratic office after through the Community Since black Americans live cerned about human rights in Bycholski graduated the town pension board in Motors Corp., because the giant mittee will honor six local Katherine Bourn won a Development program are term in 1952. from both Manchester 1973 and is treasurer of the YOU NAME ITI as a minority in a white those countries fall as sudden automaker allegedly deceived some Democrats at its fifth an used to subsidize interest Mrs. Lamenzo’s main High School and Howell Drug Advisory Council. majority, and white South ly silent as they now are about consumers about the kind of engine nual honors dinner-dance rates on home improve concern during her term of Cheney Regional Although Norris and his Mancheoter Parfcade - Formariy Scuffy Pat Cantra they are getting in their new cars. Saturday at Willie’s Steak ment loans. Two local Africans are destined to live as the victims of “legitimate” office for the town was to Vocational School in 1941. sister, Lyn (Mrs. Allan) NEXT TO ADAMS APPLE House Saturday. The event banks — the Savings Bank black tyrants like Idi Amin? We presume the Department of Con expand Mary Cheney He is linked with the Thomas grew up in a sumer Protection is rushing to up will begin with a social GARDEN HOSE MASKING TAPE hour at 7 p.m. followed by Library and to construct Manchester Democratic Republican family, the two TEAPOTS date its information on car buying BROOMS CHOPPING BOARDS S A U D BOWL BETS dinner at 8. swimming pools at Town Committee indirect are devoted Democrats. CANDLES KNIFE SETS tips to tell us to not only kick the tires BATTERY TESTER The honored guests are Verplanck and Waddell ly through his wife, Janet, Their father was town About town PLANT STANDS DOLLS PATIO TORCHES but look under the hood. While all this Mrs. Mary C. Dannaher, schools. who has been an active treasurer for six years. POTTERY THERMOS JUGS PUNCH BOWL SETS ^ Fewer students, concern for a (Oevy motor in an Olds committee member since Norris owns his own in HAIR SPRAY GAMES TRASH BAG HOLDER Mrs. Alice M. Lamenzo, Mrs. Clifford has been a The nominating com KEROSENE LAMPS 1958. Bycholski was elected surance company in town. IRON BOARD COVERS MEXICAN GLASS was taking up the state’s legal Open forum Mrs. Marion Clifford, Democrat in Manchester mittee of South United GARDEN SEED CRAYONS RAIN SLICKERS beagles’ time, it was the Florida At Chester Bycholski, Jon L. since 1946. She has worked to the committee in 1971 Woodhouse is a Methodist Church will SHOE BAGS LEPAOES GLUE SILVERWARE CHEST torney General’s office which put the Norris and Richard C. with John LaBelle as a par for a four-year term. He Manchester native and meet tonight at 7:30 in the UMBRELLAS LUGGAGE DIAPER BAGS higher cost COFFEE MUGS FLOWER POTS kabosh, at least temporarily, on the Woodhouse. ty supporter since 1952. She chaired the campaign for became active in politics church office. RIBBON ASST. when he was appointed to PHOTO ALBUMS DOGGIE DISHES OUTDOOR — sale of Connecticut jai alal property Mrs. Dannaher was the was secretary of the the state legislature of both COOK BOOKS MOPS The number of students had risen to 44 per cent and the Lenli farm development Democratic Town Com Mary LeDuc and Tom the Democratic Town CHAIR MATS to Bally Corp., which allegedly has first registered female What’s the Beef? TANNING LOTION BLANKETS mittee and was an officer Conran. He served on the Committee in 1958 where Less than half a steer on the enrolled in the nation’s public federal contribution was 8 per syndicated crime connections. voter in Manchester and elementary and secondary cent, but the share financed by challenged as inadequate was the first female in both the local and state town’s Park and Recrea he served until he moved hoof ends up as “take home” delegate to a Democratic Federation of Democratic tion Advisory Board for a out of the district in 1968. beef. A 1,000-pound animal Come In and Browse schools has been going down local governments had fallen They’re having quit a flap about five-ye^ar term. He has He was elected to the town dresses out to a 600-pound car National Convention (1936) Women. She also led a cass, which trims down to 162 little by little every year since to 48 per cent. The figures are whether UConn should be allowed to To the editor, large sums of money for fill or exten suitable for recreation purposes. from Manchester. She delegation of Connecticut been employed at United Board of Directors from pounds of fat; bone and waste, 1971, when enrollment reached national averages; there are teach a course on how to raise I would like to endorse Mr. sive grading to make the land What do they have in mind, served on the Democratic women to the national con Technologies for 30 years. 1961 to 1963 and he has leaving 438 pounds of salable OPEN DAILY - SUNDAY 12-S P.M. served as chairman of the marijuana without actually raising Chapin’s comments expressed in this suitable for building. Also, and most canoeing? Town Committee for 20 ference in 1964 when she Norris began his political beef. a peak of more than 46 million. wide variations from state to was received by President career as an appointee to town pension board since it. It sort of sounds like driver column a few nights ago, concerning critical to this entire matter, proper Keep in mind that nothing has been years and worked as a This year, it is 43,721,000. state. Johnson at the White the Board of Directors in 1965. training without using a car. The only the proposed subdivision of the Lenti drainage facilities would have to be volunteer in the state cen done to solve any downstream House. Mrs. Clifford was 1970 and was re-elected in The master of Population forecasts in In New Hampshire and thing wrong with the idea is there installed on sight (in the subdivision tral committee office with farm by developers Stone and problems that might arise as a result 1971. He has been a ceremonies for the event is dicate that the decline will con North Dakota, for example, never has been any trouble growing Katherine Quinn for many active in local civic Goldberg. The fact that these two proper) and also downstream of this construction. It appears, once philanthropic groups. She member of the Manchester John Thompson, former it. We do commend UConn for years. She was named tinue to 1983, down to about 40 the state governments provide men had to resign from their through Tuck, Thayer, and Dart again, that, if adopted, the easy way Woman of the Year by the Democratic Town Com- mayor. courage in allowing the story out million; then a gradual rise less than 15 per cent of total positions as members of town boards mouth Roads to adequately drain out (financially) has been taken, with Greater Manchester will begin. school funds, contrasted with when its president is twisting over this matter, is an obvious away water created by this subdivi the town holding the bag. Chamber of Commerce, legislative arms to get more funds Interestingly, despite this 2 Hawaii, which finances 93 per deficiency in the town charter. From sion (and any future development on What’s the alternative? and was named to the local for UConn’s "educational” needs. the east side of Gardner Street). per cent decline in public cent, with the federal govern what has been said of these men, Do it right! If development of this Charter Revision Commis The Spirit they appear to have done an average Due to the large sums of money in farm must be done, develop it all, sion. She has attended FREE school enrollment, total expen ment supplying the remainder. According to the Tax Foundation, job in carrying out the duties en volved, Stone and Goldberg have and install the proper drainage nearly every Jackson- ditures for public elementary Expenditures per pupil are May 4 was “Tax Freedom Day,” that trusted to them by we, the voters of opted for the present plan which is facilities that will allow further Jefferson Day dinner for the past 30 years. of Lindbergh and secondary schools in the also vastly different from state point in the year when your earnings Manchester. This town can ill afford causing all the furor. easterly expansion of the town and EAR PIERCING Mrs. Lamenzo, a on the average covered your tax bill to lose good men, and I support any In essence, if approved, the same period have soared — to state. New York, which assure residents in the area that all Democrat since the days of and you began working for yourself developers will build on the most Louis,” flew across the Atlantic from $40.7 billion in 1969-70 to spends $2,179 per pupil, is at movement to prevent this type of necessary standards have been met President Woodrow instead of the government. The Foun- usable of the land in this 40-acre tract. with an adjustable-pitch propeller $67.1 billion in 1975-76. This the top of the scale. Arkansas, situation from occurring again. according to established zoning and Wilson, was a member of However, recent articles written They will then create two large development regulations. built by Standard Steel Propeller represents an increase of 65 which spends $881, is at the the ticket that upset by Mr. Pearson of your newspaper basins to hold runoff water during We, the residents, don’t need these Republican rule for the Company, a predecessor of our per cent. bottom. Tennessee, Missouri staff have tended to put the residents and after storms. These basins (call basins or holes to look at just to first time in Manchester in Hamilton Standard division. Something else has been and Louisiana also spend less Yesterdays ] of the surrounding area of this it recreation area if you will, although satisfy a financial stumbling block to 1958. She taught at a school Lindbergh advised Igor Sikor going up — the state and than $1,000 per pupil. proposed subdivision in a poor light. one of the basins is approximately the developers in getting approval of in the 1920s that was owned sky on the design and construction by Mrs. Eleanor with purchase of federal share of the education No matter how the statistics He seems to be putting the blame for 400’ long) are to be deeded to the this application. Development of this of the Sikorsky flying boats that 25 years ago town as a gift of open land. I question Roosevelt, and she has pre-sterlllzed dollar. Before World War II, a r e sliced, however, Mr. Stone’s and Mr. Goldberg’s tract is clearly a financial hardship plied transoceanic routes in the This date was a Sunday; The resignation on us, when in actuality, how these men can openly state that for the development without this been director of a local V-i> Herald did not publish. preschool for 30 years. She studs and clasps 1930s. Lindbergh came to Hart local governments provided Americans, through their it is a clear violation of the charter they need this land to solve their zone modification. But. in the long Fifty years ago 10 years ago was president of the at $12.00. ford to inspect the Pratt & Whit over two-thirds of all support state, local and federal taxes, both these men must, until recently, drainage problem which will be run, it will be a hardship for the town this Friday, Charles A. ney Aircraft Wasp, the engine Mayor Nathan Agostinelli and At- Democratic Federation of Lindbergh went aloft for public schools, the state are spending more and more to defend by virtue of their town created by their subdivision, use the if it is passed. Let’s think ahead for a Women and was a town that powered his Lockheed Sirius ty. John S.G. Rottner share honors at positions. land for such, and then turn it over to change. from a Long Island furnished less than one-third educate fewer and fewer ground-breaking ceremony for new director for four years. She to a transcontinental speed record. For the record, let it be said that the town as a “gift” of open land Bruce A. Forde airfield. He landed and federal support has children. Even the states on Globe Hollow School. was on the Democratic During World War 11, he was a which, as defined in zoning 33'/z hours later at negligible. the bottom of the scale have Panel discussion on “Open Spaces” their resignations were necessary if 76 Thayer Rd. Town Committee from 1958 technical consultant to our former they were to further pursue this sub regulations, should be used or Manchester to 1970 and was the second Le Bourget near Paris By 1975-76, reports the Tax registered increases of from 55 shows that chances are slim for state — and electrified the world. Chance Vought division, builder acquisition of Case Mt. division application. Other com of Corsair fighters. Though a Foundation, the state share to 71 per cent since 1969. Robert P. Fuller and Gordon G. ments by various town officials, His flight — one man alone, Cars Without Countries nonstop, across the Atlantic for civilian, he flew in the Pacific Fogg are named trustees of however, politically motivated, must A poetic taxpayer’s lament ’The automobile business is Combat Theater to help Ameri Manchester Memorial Hospital, and be tempered by this fact. A loss to taking on a distinctly inter the first time — exploded aviation 12 new incorporators are also named. national flavor. The can pilots refine their operating the town? Perhaps, but these men To the editor, into the public consciousness. Mrs. James Green is installed as for an extraordinary job, I believe Conference Board points out. THIS SATURDAY Suddenly, millions were awakened techniques. had a choice, and they made their ’The budget has been set by the Direc the mayor did say. One of the most popular small Lindbergh helped bring the jet I chairman of Manchester area YWCA own decisions. Personally, I think cars sold here, for instance,is to the potential of flight. They tors we all know, I didn’t read any reasons why the ■committee. enough newspaper coverage has been designed in Detroit but its could glimpse the promise of aero- age to commercial air travel, as Thought the result of which deals the mayor said what he said, given to these resignations, neither motor is made in Germany, technology. a technical adviser in the airline taxpayers another hell of a blow. so I assume it was just another its transmission in Great Bri One day and one day only industry. And he saw the space of which was caused by any resident This year’s efforts by the Board and tain and its electrical system The world went agog with adu "For the creation waits with eager hollow thought from the top of his age come. The “bondage to decay” was not opposition to their subdivision the Manager make me wonder, in Canada. ’The suppliers of lation over the young aviator, the longing for the reveaiing of the sons head. these components are all sub An obscure professor named the fault of creation but the dis application. It’s time we get back to is it the same old pattern of 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. most lustrous hero of his day, or of God; for the creation was sub sidiaries of the U.S. company. Robert Goddard, years before he obedience of humankind whb was in the issues in this matter. yesteryears — to toss us asunder? When I think back of the bungles in any other day; a tall, slender, jected to futility, not of its own will deep bondage beqause of its f Almanacj Three questions come to mind: which the Manager did partake, Barbs (DOCTOR’S LUNCH PERIOD 1:00 P.M.-1:30 P.M. good-looking fellow, his boyish became known as the father of but by the will of him who subjected willingness to be like the Creator. We 1. Why did Mr. Stone and Mr. Our dear old Manager wanted a I fearfully wonder now what else American rocketry, theorized that By PHIL PASTORET Enjoy today's ftaMon look..Wo'll pfarca your aara In a $lmplo shyness masking aeronautical it in hope; because the creation itself are called, as we are being freed by Goldberg option to buy the land if budget like the world on a string, may be at stake. rockets could fly to the moon. . 2-mlnuto proeoduro tfiat’a quick aa a wink and brilliance. will be set free from its bondage to the Spirit of God, through belief in By United Press International they did not intend to develop all of just nine more mills, he thought; that There was the sight of a new Our boss insists he has a Lindbergh was one of the few who completely palnleea. You purchaee (at $12.00) apeclal Lindbergh became the spirit of decay and obtain the glorious liberty God’s action in Christ to set free the Today is Wednesday, May 18, the it? should not be foo much of a sting. firehouse the Northenders did see, vast sense of humor — else took him seriously. He went to a pre-eterlllted ear piercing etude (24K gold over flight, the symbol of human ability of the chiidren of God.” Romans created order. 138th day of 1977 with 227 to follow. 2. Why should they be allowed to But the good old Directors rose up — something they didn’t want but got — why, pray tell, would he keep foundation and gained financial all us clowns on the payroll? eurgicel grade etalnleae) that make ear piercing to triumph through technology. 8:1921 A tall order one would argue, but The moon is between its new phase modify the zoning of an already es the Republicans and Democrats surreptitiously. support for Goddard’s experi entirely eate. All ear piercing done by trained His achievement gave impetus and This passage from Romans best our call, our vocation set into motion and first quarter. tablished area? together, The people who recommend ments. ’Then the lawsuits, dissensions, tur that one should eat a hearty doctor e n d nuree In attendance. acceleration to advances in avia discloses the vital connection of crea 2,000 years ago. A call we can no The morning stars are Mercury, 3. Why should they be allowed to to save the Town from an increase— breakfast don't have to catch Goddard never lived to see moils and their costs so true, It you're under 18, you muet bring a parent. tion and the creation of an indus tion (the natural order) and its longer shut our ears to because the Venus and Mars. call two large, unsightly detention more crazy than the weather. the 6:30 tumhril or he late to rockets send men to the moon. stewards or caretakers — us. All The evening stars are Jupiter and all become that part of the budget work. Children under 5 jfM rs of age et docto r's disertdon. try based on the machines of flight. signs of decay are showing basins open recreation area; and, to The Herald reported fairly well the But Lindbergh did. creation, says one translation, Saturn. called — The Turn of the Screw. As a leader in that industry. themselves as they never have add insult to injury, then burden the various events of each day, “stands on tip toe,” like little Those born on this date are under So, enough for now about such in United Technologies draws pride before. We can answer that call by town with the maintenance? but what worries me most is what children awaiting the circus parade the sign of Taurus. ' competence that adds to our tax load, from Lindbergh’s association with our own decision making but it is The answer to these questions The Herald didn’t say. to pass, on tiptoe in joyful expecta American missionary Sheldon there’s more about a driveway and our corporation. His single-engine F UNITED acted out by and through the power of seems to be money. By viewing the The town services don’t get better, tion of the revealing of the sons of God. Jackson was born May 18, 1834. storm sewers unneeded, all on monoplane, the “Spirit of St. entire tract of land, it becomes nor do they grow in size, Adelaide Road. God. The sons of God, freed by the Rev. Barbara F. West On this day in history: quickly obvious that the part the Forget your diets for the Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 but the cop-out Directors still gave us balance of the holidays — ’tis Christ event nearly 2,000 years ago, Assistant to the Rector In 1860, Abraham Lincoln was developers are so generously Sincerely yours, another tax rise. the season to be jowly. 98S MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER are the rescuers, the restorers of St. Mary's nominated for president by the donating to the town as a “gift” is Jim E. Dougan the ravaged, misused, and fallen Episcopal Church Republican party at its Chicago con Ihe Manager was graciously given a Pity the man who has HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WE8TFARM8 almost unbuildable without investing 335 Porter St. everything; He has nothing to creation. vention. . 10 per cent increase in pay. Manchester long for. - f - ' / - * . page S I X - A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 18. 1977 ■j.Ug'.asilLHei.aa Homemaker service receives national accreditation Manchester Homemaker Service, munity, and plans for systematic United Way, the Tri-Town United Inc. has received national accredita review of all aspects of the service. Way and from the general govern tion. The award was presented to The local homemaker service w as' ment budget of each town served. Mrs. Hyalie Hurwitz, executive started in 1964 to serve Manchester Joseph L. Swensson is president of director, at a recent meeting of the alone but bver the years service has the board of directors. The board will REGAL National Council of Homemaker- been extended to seven additional be meeting next Thursday and will Home Health Aide Service, Inc. in towns. They are South Windsor, discuss recent action taken by the M EN’S SHOP New York City. Bolton, Vernon, Tolland, Somers, Manchester Public Health Nursing 'The Complete Men's Store The accreditation award is an Ellington and Stafford. Association. acknowledgement by the national A Meals-On-Wheels program was The association has informed the standard-setting body that the 14 started last July. Under contract to board that it will not renew its con THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET standards of a professional agency the public health nursing agencies in tract, which expires soon. The management have been substantially each of these towns, the service association plans to have its own met by the accredited agency. provides homemaker-home health home-health aides. These standards include such aide services to residents. In order to continue its home- points as the legal authorization to During 1976 the agency provided health aide service in Manchester, operate, provision for a duly more than 26,000 hours of service. It the directors will consider hiring a authorized body in which the respon is supported by the Manchester nursing supervisor. sibility is lodged, policies on non 4 discrimination, provision for fjscal management, provision that services Many homes need insulation to clients meet professional stan According to recent statistical Energy Policies is planning a series 1 dards of assessment of needs, and studies compiled by the Department of Home Energy Savers Workshop '^1 development of plans of care. of Planning and Energy Policies, this spring, to advise residents how Also; Provision for careful selec there are more than 9,600 dwelling to insulate, what areas of the home f- tion of staff, initial generic training units in Manchester that could use needs to be weatherized. 1__ , for staff, demonstration that the additional insulation on their attic The workshops are free to all agency i« an integral part of the com floors and walls. This is especially Connecticut residents by calling toll Joanne Wohlgemuth, left, and Paula Quirici members of the Manchester Memorial munity health and welfare delivery true of houses built before the 1960s free number 1-800-842-1648 or writing to the state Department of Planning Hospital Junior Auxiliary, are being presented service certificates by Mrs. Henrietta system, provision for on-going inter and those with air conditioning units. pretation of the service to the com The Department of Planning and and Energy Policies at 20 Grand St. Jason, hospital nursing supervisor. Joanne has served 575 hours, and Paula, 550 hours. The in Hartford, Conn. awards were given Thursday at the semi-annual Junior Volunteer service awards ceremony at the hospital. (Herald photo by Dunn) OVER 80 YCARS OF DlPfNDABLF SERV/CE! atlas liantlij MMH volunteers are honored & . c s r your 5:5=;= Classic Vested follows: Manchester Memorial Hospital’s Roxanne Galvin, Kim Hodges, • 24 Hour Emergency Service i i i i i Junior Volunteers were honored Linda Baron, Vicki Binks, Paige Sharon Kingsbury, Vicki Lenkeit, • Burner Sales & Service 8 Thursday night at a capping and Calhoun, Karen Chambers, Linda Denise Poudrier, Agnes Rezman, • Clean Heating Oils UUh awards ceremony held in the hospital Coehlo, Beverly Dowd, Carolyn Lori Rivers, Jill Schlehover, Debbie Jillii cafeteria, and new officers of the Egan, Janet Fowler, Jody Guillow, Stevenson, Mary Beth VanDine. Golgi' 6 4 9 -4 5 9 5 FATHEl GW IS JU N E 19"’ organization were elected. Ann Hope, Mary LaPine, Sue 300 hours —Denise Dickinson. Call Us For Your Home Heating The awards were presented by Lessard, Tami Long, Karen 400 hours —Gretel Bailey and Miiin Floor Wdtkins Bros. 935 Mam Sl.Mancbestor And Air Conditioning Needs... Mrs. Henrietta Jason, nursing super McConnell, Maricarol McMahon, Sharon Factor. visor at the hospital, assisted by Mrs. Mary Frances Mazza, Judy Plagen- John Wheeler, chairlady of the za, Jane Preli, Donna Prouty, Cindy Junior Volunteer program at the Raff, Mary Ann Rankin, Marjorie The vested suit Is back for spring and hospital. Sipples, Pam Sloane, Jeanette Smith, Guest speakers at the event were Diane Stavnitsky, Marcia Thurston, summer — superbly tailored fabrics that Mrs. Gerald Hall, president of the Julie Tucker, Kathy Weaver, Diane are as comfortable as they look. You Manchester Memorial Hospital Whittaker. choose from 100% Dacron Polyester and Auxiliary, and Edward J. 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Flower magic out REG. *20“ THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET ViCfdlirANWL'RW ArW HTTEW AU allows aaay accaaa to fruit. Slm- 33" long. Galvanized steel, 20 gal. doors. p lt to tract. Rtutabla. 48''x1B". BR78X13 - $47.00 HR78X14 - $53.95 E78X14 - $49.98 Phis QR78X15 - $52.95 FR78X14 - $50.95 F e i El Tax HR78X1S - $54.95 QR78X14 - $51.95 LR78X15 - $57.95 MANCHESTER SILVER LANE -2 3 9 SPENCER STREET PAGE EJOHT-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. May 18. 1977— PAGE NIN&A Report compares cost of living in region E. Middle Tpke. Pastor About town Kenneth Gustafson will Bennet honor roll I speak. A total of $17,238 was in Hartford. ’The food bill cent. costs were highest in per relative bargain in Har ’The Labor bureau also required by a Hartford area Increased slightly from $4,- Hartford was second sonal care and other ^ i i y ford, according to the sur published two other A service of Bible study, family of four to purchase The Prayer Group of The honor roll for the third quarter 117 to $4,194. The total behind Boston in total consumption categories. vey, with a rank of 16th budgets, with one lower prayer and praise is Catherine Cochran, Gary Comeau, Judith Stoker, Robert Stokes, Brandi goods and services for an Emanuel Lutheran Church has been announced at Bennet Junior housing costs in Hartford trahsportation costs at $1,- ’The payment of personal compared to 25th a year and one higher than the in scheduled for tonight at Donna Coumoyer, Janet Crealey, Laura Lee Talley, Linda Tatro, Wendy Taylor, interaediate level of living will meet Thursday at 10 High School. clim b^ to $4,4D1, or 6.8 per 559. Hartford fam ilies’ income taxes were a earlier. termediate budget. 7:30 at Calvary Church, 647 Cullen, Lois Curtis, Andrew Donachie, Vincent Valentine, Katrine Walsh, in the fall of 1976, accor a.m. in the church library. G rad e 7 Nicholas Djiounas, Georgeanne Ebersold, Joanne Weiss, Richard. Werkheiser, ding to a report released Vito Addabbo, Joanne Anderson, David Debra Fedora. Lauren Woodhouse, Lynne Wright. Robert Gentile, Andrew Gibson, Glen recently by the U.S. Dept, Ano, Paige Anthony, Michelle Armen- of Labor in Boston. tano. Dawn Banavige, Bruce Baltovlck Hatpin, Jennifer Hedlund, Scott Hen Jr., Deborah Barnes, Melissa Beisley, drickson, Brenda Johnson, Heather John The Hartford family William Belekewlcz. son, Barbara Kemp, Todd Korbusieski, UNICO ball budget was the fourth Nancy Berggren, Adam Borgida, Joan Lavine. high MO NOW i l ^ O O II m l s •* start in June, provides ac REG PRICE 59 88 ONLY $249.95 LARGE GRADE A TOP O THE MORNING tivities and part-time ' Rm - 1— I m . (w SUNDRESSES In assorted patterns, styles. iw M » i employment for the town’s COMPLETE im e Ulite H I L M I T t ’ > H 6m. youth. Great as tunics, tool Reg. $7 ...... 3.99 SWIM PACKAGE BACON A A ( Last summer, SAM ol'i Ufiw * 2 9 .9 5 EGGS employed 50 people in academy 'lO/r 5 ^ 0 0 POUND SAFETY ' li l■>6 a| $39.95 Reg. 85C DOZIN W<*»r I my i«M w. Reg. $1.29 various positions. A MISSES 2 ,3-PC. PANTSUITS In assorted styles, REG 14 99 ONLY ■ f T T ...... $1019.80 similar number of Jobs is expected for this summer’s colors, reg. $24-$45...... 15.97-29.97 OMINMACHINI BIKI SALE PRINCE SNYDER’S program. MMOitAafi _ HTN CHLORINE The number of BY M U X I2 7 " *77 MARX NOW u " t § t n u applicants for the program OUR OWN BRIEF with free moving stretch Inset. ONLY 10006 ELBOW Potato Chips C Q 0 is a slight increase over 1 8 “ • u M"IMTMICRtU 94,75 $1 MACARONI last year, according to Ber White, sizes SML. Reg. $ 7 ...... 3.97 u”iMTMiMiWuna w VALUE J A W S O A M I Reg. 550 POUND Reg. 79C • • * . nice Poucher, the town’s 1976-77 BEST NOW I 0"T R K Y C U »9» personnel technician. ^SELLINGGAME qT y ^ 9 9 IA " S M W A U ZVi. 2 4 - • I ^ She said that 219 • « M i l * MEN’S SUMMER SHIRTS In dress and sport REG - m applications for the ____ 5.88 W MMMTRKIIAMUS "«*• «4“ •IM to | 0 NIWPORT CLUB program were received in styles, short sleeves. Reg. $10-$14...... 7.97 1976. SBORTSSHOIS ALLPURPOSE SODA FRANKS Military Origin FOR BASKETBALL A A A Reg. A margrave was the Ger JANTZEN UNDERWIRE BRAS, lace-trlmmed, SOCCER FOOTBALL ^nw « O R 64 •!. tOTTLI W Reg. 99C r o u n d w W 9.95 VALUE Y J 69C man title of the count (garf) in charge of a mark, or low plunge style, 50% off! Reg. 8.50...... 4.17 -^peet/Hiags march, one of the large fron 3-SPUD BIKIS tier military disb-icta set up 1)11 jrMMtt.|0Y»4Rlt YOUR M Candy Bars cumbaHand fbrma by Charlemagne and his REG naunTiiTii nui'if ■ a BIT 0 HONEY successors to protect the PRICE CHOICE C MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER •FARMINQTONv^ALLEY MALL *NEW BRITAIN •BRISTOL PLAZA aNEW LONDON MALL*QROTON PLAZA 69 88 75 smis NOW GOOD 6 PLENTY Frankish Empire. Of the six NOW marches, two frontiers lent TO CHOOSE FROIN BREAD 4 /9 9 ' ONLY!5 9 “ their names to modern ManohBster Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. ’til 9 p.m., Sat. 'til 6. nations — the Danish march MOUNDS 20c EA.10/994 20 ot. LOAF Reg. 3/99C gave its name to Denmark and the east march of Bavaria, Ostmark, evolved OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12-5 PM IN MANCHESTER, VERNON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER, QROTON, AVON into Osterrich and Austria. PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. May 18, 1977 ✓ Dr. Turek Obituaries Dedication program outlined budget cut] Mrs. Eva Conlinn for Bicentennial band shell ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Eva Ostergren Conlinn, 76, of 21 Court St. Ronald Mocadlo, who served as Among those scheduled to speak Dr. Alice Turek, town health direc dental health services for needy died Monday at Rockville General master of Ceremonies last during the half-hour ceremony are tor, said today that she will send a school children. Dr. Turek said that Hospital. She was the widow of September at the ground-breaking Town Manager Robert Weiss, Dr. grievance letter to Town Manager the number of students on free lunch Gilbert Conlinn. ceremonies for Manchester’s Ronald Denison, president , of Weiss concerning the health and on part-pay lunch indicates those Mrs. Conlinn was bom in Portland, Bicentennial Band Shell, will per Manchester Community College; Dr. department’s restricted budget. The who would qualify for low cost dental Conn., and lived in Hartford for 30 form the same task Sunday at the Searle F. Charles, executive director amended budget has already been services. In 1976-77 that total came to years before coming to the Vernon dedication of the band shell. of regional community colleges; \ \ sent to the town manager. almost 1,400 students. Another 1,000 area 13 years ago. The dedication program and William Sleith, chairman of the tend The town granted the health to 1,500 students who may have She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. ceremonies are scheduled td start at shell site selection committee; and department a $2,000 increase over its money for food may not have money Robert Boske of Vernon; four 2 p.m. Sunday at the band shell site Ralph Maccarone, band shell coor current estimated $124,000 expen for dental care. A health department brothers, Leonard Ostergren of on the Manchester Community dinator of the town’s Bicentennial ditures. committee is studying plans for a Colchester, Howard Ostergren of College campus off Wetherell St. The Committee. Commenting on the effect of the community dental clinic. Cromwell, Paul Ostergren of rain date is May 29, and the decision Ted LaBonne, chairman of the budget on the health department’s Included in the environmental Ballston Lake, N.Y., and Clifford to postpone the dedication until that Bicentennial Band Shell Fund Drive ' / ■ program. Dr. Tbrek said that “it health category are housing conser Ostergren of Bedford, N.H.; four date will be made Saturday morning. Committee, will present two plaques holds down the community health vation and rehabilitation, sewage grandchildren and a great The postponement, if there is to be to Agostinelli and Mahoney. One -f.’ program that hasn’t developed the control, water pollution control, grandchild. one, will be announced in Saturday’s plaque will bear the names of the way we would like it to.” She also swimming pool sanitation, The funeral is Thursday with a Herald and broadcast over radio sta special gifts contributors who said that administration of the recreational sanitation and in graveside service at 11 a.m. in Rose tion WINF. donated $250 or more for the band housing code is getting too much stitutional sanitation. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Entertainment will be provided by shell. The other will be Inscrib^ attention. Dr. Turek said that as the health The Rose Hill .Funeral Home, 580 the Friends and Neighbors of with the names of sponsors who K The community health program in department staff changes either Elm St., Rocky Hill, is in charge of Manchester, which include the donated $100 or more for the band cludes communicable disease con through attrition or as some may arrangements. Manchester High School Band under shell. Space on both plaques has been trol, mental health services, dental leave to accept other jobs, she hopes There are no calling hours. the direction of Karen Krinjak, the provided for the names of future [ 4 : and school health, home health ser to use the available funds to hire a school’s Round Table Singers with Ronald Mocadlo donors to be inscribed. Later, the vices; nutrition and community physician extender. The physician Martha White directing, the Griffith plaque will be placed on the walls of extender’s duties would enable Dr. Mrs. Christopher Amaio Irish Step Dancers, the senior education. dedication ceremony, with former the band shell. Turek to devote more time to ad Mrs. Mary Vendetta Amaio, 76, of citizens Sunshiners musical group, The health department is par Manchester Mayors Nathan Entertainment will resume after ticularly concern^ about providing ministrative duties. Hartford died Monday at a the Singing Savoyards of Gilbert & the ceremony. Wethersfield convalescent home. She Agostinelli and Francis Mahoney Sullivan Workshop. The official Connecticut state was the wife of Christopher Amaio sharing the master of ceremonies Also, the Dubaldo Trio, Burton duties. balloon is scheduled to arrive about and mother of Francis P. Vendetta of Dancers, Manchester Square Dance 5:30 p.m. and will a take off from the Manchester and Paul T. Vendetta of The color guard of Dilworth- Massaro statements Club, the Beethoven Glee Club Cornell-Quey Post of the American band shell site. East Hartford. directed by James McKay, Shirley Legion will present the colors. They Manchester Exchange Club will be She is also survived by a daughter, Giraitis and Jay Frank, folk singers, will be escorted to the band shell by selling refreshments throughout the draw rebuttals a stepson, two stepdaughters, eight and Marian Maccaroiie and Tom event. grandchildren and seven great St. Patrick’s Pipe Band. Casalino, a folk duo. Those planning to attend the grandchildren. The Rev. James MacLauchlin, At 3:15 p.m., there will be a break program are asked to bring folding 8 Eighth District President Michael Baldwin-Concord Rds. area, for Ray pastor of Second Congregational The funeral is Thursday at 9:30 in the entertainment for the formal chairs or blankets. Massaro’s strong blast at Ted Cum mond F. Damato’s apartments on a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Church, will give the invocation. mings, state representative and New State Rd. and for the town’s new Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a service at Democratic Town Chairman, Mon industrial park. St. Augustine’s Church, Hartford, at day night, brought additional com The district recently approved of 10:30. Burial will be in Rose Hill ments today from Cummings, the the Baldwin-area project and the Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Bentley School PTA and Massaro. Damato project and tabled a decision Friends may call at the funeral Massaro had criticized Cummings on the industrial park sewers. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. for not helping the district in the Cummings said he does not say The family suggests that any legislature. The comments were “what’s good for the district is good memorial gifts may be made to the reaction to initial criticism Cum for the town. I’m a town man first. Leukemia Society of America, Inc., mings voiced against the district I’ve done things to try to help the dis North Connecticut Chapter, 44 State over sewer projects proposed for the trict because they helped everyone in St., Hartford. north end of town. the town.” % Today Massaro retracted one of He noted the efforts to get funds Get together Monday’s statements, which for Robertson Park improvements, Mias Helen Shuffle criticized Cummings for not helping which is located in the district, as an Miss Helen Shuffle, 86, of 565 Ver on state funding for Bentley School. example. non St. died Tuesday at Manchester 'The school is located in the Eighth Memorial Hospital. District. Miss Shuffle was born Dec.. 14,1890 with Kingsford Massaro said he had been misin in Kettering Northants, England, and formed about'the school projects. Tall Cedars came to this country in 1937. She “I’m sorry I made the statements. I lived in Alexandria, Va., before com understand he (Cummings) is doing a to attend ing to Manchester six years ago. n W good job” on the school projects, convention Before her retirement in 1965, she andSm ota. iii«® c o olU er Massaro said. was self employed as a genealogist in i\e Patrick Brown, Bentley PTA Washington, D.C. Use the coupons, and Save 15(t on Kingsford Briquets, Yowi M president, who has actively worked The 75th annual convention of the \ o She is survived by a niece, Mrs. you’ll have everythingi )) with special fast-lighting edges. lV\e for the Bentley School project, today Tall Cedars of Lebanon will be con Florence Bickley of Manchester ; and criticized Massaro’s earlier com ducted this weekend in Atlantic City, two nephews, Charles Shuffle of you need to get your j And save 15 .r. • — jvj- PAGE TWO-CMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 ^MKHMMIISMMMIMMMlnMai^nBM ^ MANOfflaffEii EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cooii.. Wed., May 18.H77 — PAGE THP^e -C Your ( Births 1 While, Bethany Jean, ne»ighbor’s| daughter.of Stephen E. and Marilyn Gessay White of 3 Finast Richmond Esther Ave., Rockville. Richmond ilLandO Lakes kitchen She was bom May 8 at Manchester Memoriai Bleach By Betty Ryder Recent Hospital. Her, maternal ihunkTiiiii IceCream Butter ( grandparents are Mr. and Light college Mrs. Walter Gessay of 3 Esther Ave., Rockville. 6V2 0 2 graduates Her paternal great- can James R. Filloramo grandparents are Mrs. Linda A. Kichnet Robert B. Yules Joseph T. White and Mr. 107 Steep Hollow Lane and Mrs. John J. Manchester 36 Maplewood Ave. WKh This Coupon A purchase 7.50 or more Carole MacNeely Manchester McGillivray, all of Water- W ithThls Coupon 4 purchase 7.50 or more With This Coupon A purchase 7.50 or more Lisa A. Kenniff East Hartford Valid May 16-21 H-0O6FNTX W ith This Coupon A purchase 7.50or more Manchester J.D. degree town, Mass. Valid May 15-21 H-800FN Vaiid May 15-21 H-810FN B.A. degree Aquinas Junior College Limit one Coupon per Family A Vaiid May 15-21 H-827FN Manchester B.A. degree Limit one Coupon per Famiiy LimK one Coupon per Famiiy Saint Leo College Faulkner Hospital University of Toledo liIdWjneEegeB , J SN one Coupon per Family B.A. degree Central Connecticut College of Law Puchol'Salva, Ariana, Mount Saint Mary College Saint Leo, Fla. School of Nursing Newton, Mass. State College ToMo, Ohio . daughter of Jose Louis and Hooksett, N.H. New Britain Gina Gomez Puchol-Salva of 21-37 South St., Coven try. She was born May 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospita. Her maternal With thii coupon and a $7.50 purcbaaa grandmother is Elizardo Gomez of New York, N.Y. Her paternal grandfather > coupon V id a WithttMl I S7MpiirchaM coupon a 5 coupon is Juan Pochol of New Bri $7 50 purchase 5$7iop tain. 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Her paternal Ppl Grocery] I Grocery Sara Lee-13% oz. pkg. grandmother is Mrs. OPEN SUN D ^S for your shopping convenience Key Lime Pie a m H i M ■ l A i e S S e e m h i m m m f m m m m m m m m I h m m m m m m m a p m m m m m m m m m m m ! ■ m m m m m m m Z m ' ^ SUPERMARKETS Patrick Keegan of Hart Dessert Cakes 9 9 ford. She’ has a sister, Meara Elizabeth, 4. Many recipes have been passed around for the sweet, Orange, Banana, Chocolate or Devils Food and tangy Key Lime Pie, but this version by Ken Willis, pastry chef at the Sonesta Hotel, is probably the easiest Ellios Cheese Pizza speed * Bifoick, Jamie Ryan, n?sHmrstar^,_ son of Vincent and one yet. Stop & Shop Twin Pizza »’4' *1 ®* Jeanette Dick Bifoick of 10 Fresh The filling is comprised of only three ingredients which are blended together in a matter of seconds. Total Me^ Lasagna stop t Shop ^",'69' Talcott Ave., Rockville. He preparation to include the crumb crust and the topping to more people was born May 11 at will take only a few minutes, yet the end result of flavor Goodhue ^ ■Rockville General and firm, creamy texture give the appearance of a com ^ . I___ ..A ll A on nPit Hospital. His maternal plicated, fussed-over dessert. B e c a u s e it’s the only place you can ^ ^ BreadDooghi'i grandparents are Mr. and Gene Misiewicz Mrs. Lamar Dick of 47 licken Parts Averaging four Key Lime Pies each day, Willis uses a Turkey Meaiioal ' ' A Q o store Marrager Fairfield “Great B ^ ’ buys like these. Banquet Dinners SaiiOu^OfCivcken ^9 *T w G'"ade A firm whipped cream topping, reserving the egg whites Dailey Circle, Rockville. from the filling for his many other recipes. He suggests, Birds Eye Poly Bag Peas His paternal grandparents however, that the Key Lime Pie is equally appealing with Many people are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Breast a meringue topping, and especially impressive if all five Stop &, Shop “Great Beef’ USDA Choice Poly Pent Coffee A Bifoick of 43 Dailey Circle, d o zen come to 16 02 Rockville. egg whites are used. Ctf19 Key Lime Pie J Stop & Shop just Lighleiier ‘ or Leg IV4 cups graham cracker crumbs Snntnoo' i2oz * Bessette, Michael for our "White Gem” Chickens Croquettes Howard Johnson 7;^ per 1/3 cup butter or margarine Our White Gem chickens have always Shawn, son of Paul and uarters IVi cans (14 oz. size) condensed milk been best sellers, but now they’re more Meat Tortellini stop * shop 79® Janice M. Vaughan 5 egg yolks popular than ever. Some customers shop Bessette of 20 Prospect St„ lb 2/3 cups lime juice (fresh limes are preferable) at Stop & Shop just for our special brand of Sun Glory-5 lb. bag $^|Q Rockville. He was born Few drops of green food coloring chicken. Why? Maybe it's because they're May 13 at Rockville ^ e g Quarters, 3 Breast Quarters, 3 Wings, 3 Giblets Melt butter and mix thoroughly with graham cracker so meaty. Or maybe because they cook up General Hospital. His so tender. Or maybe because they’re all EranchFIries F crumbs. Press firmly on the bottom and sides of 8-inch by maternal grandparents are natural chickens. We like to think it's for all Stop & Shop Meat Loaf M** Mr. and Mrs. John 9-inch pie pan. these reasons. or Ibp Round Roast Separate egg yolks and set aside whites. Beat egg yolks Chocllt Covers Vaughan of Enfield. His Fresh Box-Q-Chicken lb It's true—our "White Gem's” are bred in lightly with fork and add condensed milk. Add lime juice paternal grandparents are Maine in that fresh air. They are specially Sun Glory-V2 gallon A Mr. and I^ s. Art Bessette 3 Half Breasts, 3 Drumsticks, 3 Thighs, 3 Wings and stir to blend evenly. Pour filling into crust. prepared ... not frozen, but cooled with Bake at 350 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. Cool complete cold, clean air. And, they are shipped fresh of Enfield. He has a ly and garnish with whipped cream. to our stores. In fact, nothing is added, so fceCraain Flavors brother, Paul Jr. Optional method using meringue topping: the chicken is 100% pure. K k N U i d T i p Fresh Best of the Fryer lb 5 egg whites Rychling, Amanda Everything good and (resh. Rae, daughter of Wayne 3 this, sugar and Alice Holmes of Wlnd- Gourmet Treat-Delicious with Wild Rice Dash cream of tartar HoodFirmtfFhiity sorville. She was born May Set aside filled pie before baking. Beat egg whites until Sleak>:^ ’wra 13 at Rockville General stiff. Gradually add sugar and cream of tartar. Continue FREE! Hospital. Her maternal RockCornish Hens lb beating until blended. Pile high on lime filling, swirling of any Extra Cost llSngurt pandparents are Mr. and meringue as desired. or Ibp Round Steak Assorted 5o z .^ A ' ''^lifruiy Ravors cups ■ Mrs. Max Holmes of 201 Bake at 350 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes until meringue 1 lb. pkg. Stop & Shop Flat Cut is golden brown. Fresh Beef Brisket Reagan Rd., Vernon. Her Do not overbake. paternal grandparents are PotatoSalad Mazola Corn Oil Margarine Ou e St^i eg" Mr. and Mrs. Alexander with the purchase of a Light n' Lively Cottage Cheese 59^ Rychling of Nathan Hale Finast '2 lb. pkg. Stop & Shop Cheese Food Slices whue or veiiow 89' Rd., Coventry. She has four Breast Stop A Shop Individually Wrapped brothers, Shawn, Jason, Bake or Fry... serve with com Churny Caljack Stick ^ 89^ Aaron and Wayne. Extra Mild Franks on the cob and salad. Regularly a *2* value *^ 8 9 Whipped Cream Cheese 69* Apple)ie Juice i OiMNMCSaiSBSBMiGS You Save S9‘ ^ Weston, Marcus Troy,, Chicken Legs 79fu 9 9 ! Stop&Shop Gallon son of Mark R. and Judy Chicken or Beef Pies 7,‘ 69^ Lynn Mattson Weston of On second “White Gem” Chicken thighs Regan St., Rockville. He half corner deli Sliced Iresh to order. Chicken Wings oTm'69^ Drumsticks Orange Juke was born May 13 at gallon thought Available at stores with Service deks from concentrate Plastic ^ ^ 2 9 Rockville General ' SAVE Breast Quarters With Wings White Gem" Sweet goodness. Jug A Hospital. His maternal btl grandparents are the Rev. . per lb ^ Colotlifll "While Gem" Leg Quarters With Backs bakery Feast your eyes on these and Mrs. Harold P. Matt 8 ? 7 9 ^ or split goodies. son of 188 E. Main St., By JAN WARREN Bologiia89t “White Gem” Chickens Cut Up y/.-a lbs. Rockville. His paternal Deutschmacher Franks grandmother is Mrs. Carando Genoa Salami ArbloaiCtsv^ ^ Qhicken Combination ^ 3 Drumsticks ^ 89i l| Toasties Forest Carrow of Vernon. When it comes to Fruit & Vegetables Save at our Full Service Cheddar Cheese W«constfi MuTunotn Com-6 oz. or ' pkgs. Chrostowsky, Aaron ( /reshness is our Business! Reflections on a boy^s of 6 Mr. Deli Dept.! '^ChkdienBreastr Bran-10Vz oz. Jonathan, son of George T. and Elizabeth Stevenson 13th birthday C ^ d B e e S Legs p® ““^SSfbWings 75® C hicken P°erfue65® Countrystyle Donuts A iM .td 2 p.g> 0* B ^ 1 Richmond Buttermilk Bread stop»shop 279' Chrostowsky of Stop & Shop Pineapple Pie " S ' 89' Marlborough, formerly of On our son's 13th birthday, he asked for a pair of B r b k e t Manchester. He was born Cooked headphones, two KISS records, a Farah Fawcett T-shirt Slop iS h o p -lla l cut Date Nut Bread 13 oz. siop»shop «,79' April 29 at Manchester i Margarine i and whammo...just like that he was a teen-ager. Cooked Meat Loaf Slop & Shop or Banana Tea Bread 12V} oz.. or Cranberry Nut Bread 12 oz Memorial Hospital. His My husband and I should have been prepared. We've Macaroni Salad Stop a Shop »B ke d P o fk 0 maternal grandparents are been this route three times before, but each time we get a Stop & Shop Shrimp Salad Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Roast B eef new teen-ager around the house, the experience leaves us Stop & Shop Custards SandwidiRoUs Stevenson of Middletown. breathless. Jewish Seeded Rye Breads S to u ld e rPicnic S d 6 9 orFIraiikSuitRolls^ 120Z.M His paternal grandparents At precisely 13 years a boy begins to notice girls. He I pkgs are Mr. and Mrs. Albert also begins to take a bath, wash his hair and borrow his Stop&Shop ' ' o ie J Sliced ^ 9 9 self service deil Ideas for .Smoked Pork ShoulderwrsiaM^. Whitcomb of Stafford sister's blow dryer. your dinner menu. Springs. to On his 13th bii^day he looks In the mirror, as If for the .Ham Steak ______health & beauty aids heads first time, and frets because his nose is too big and his 1 nkStoperShop Sliced Stop & Shop Vacuum Pack What do you pay for these? Order ears are too small. A second look In the mirror makes Water Added California , ThlckSaeed'^ l§ him flex his muscles and decide that he should start Maple Cure Arm & Hammer Deodorant 'Ji'89' Of R agutar working out with weights. Bacon Tylenol Analgesic Tablets 'S" *1 '* When a 13-year-old boy likes a girl he shows his affec Armour Hot Dogs Meat or Beet Kiwi Fruit Barbs tion by sitting behind her at the movies and knocking her kiwi fruit is deNcious when cut in * stopasiwps best quainy Rath Bacon sliced »i 3» Knee Hi Stockings 495. By PHIL PASTORET down in backyard football games. In the event that he Gem Beef Franks orChikiMiid ^ eg* half and eaten with a spoon or sliced \ Beige. Brown, Tan. Black. Navy, or Taupe Fresh Calif. ___ and f added lo green salads. Add to your collection of Domestic Richmond starts to go to her house after school and sits around GemKielbasi Polish style sausage S'‘ I'* collective nouns: A meekness eating her mother's brownies then they're “going of taxpayers. together.” . Plumrpse Sliced Ham imported 89= MteFreshSweet a gourmet wood A 13-year-old boy loves to work for a good cause. He'll cooking utensils The ultimate disaster is Strawberries 1 Orange Juice i help the Boy Scouts pick up beer cans and wash dishes at Seafood Sealisclous buys. This Weeks Special ^ something that could force a Cooked Ham TV station to run a bulletin the church supper, but when you want him to help at news crawl across a commer home he says, "I'll do it tomorrow." I Fillets oS l 4**fork f A ‘ cial. A 13-year-old boy likes his parents but he doesn't want Incredibly low priced, com Freshly i P ^ e r s - 3 9 pare. See what these are to spend much time with them. He's always off doing sold tor at gourmet and de- With each I Frozen 6 oz I something with "the guys." partmenl sloresl______t 3 purchaae Sliced Now this time around I'm not letting that fact get me Fresh Cod Steaks to Order Stop t Shop Cucimibers S ‘l Salad Size Shrimp SOI pkg hoipn * « down. After living through three 13-year-olds I know 9 8 L i f exactly what to do. I'll keep inviting him to go places. I'll Shrimp Cocktail Taste O'Sea Red Onions 39s Fresh Scallions 2 <^'> 39® continue to cook his favorite dinners. Eventually the time Dressed Smelts What did they do with w . Resen/a the Right to Limit Quantitl. ^ will come when all his friends will be busy and he'll Fresh Scallops Juicy and sesame seeds before someone Prices eftective Sunday. May 15 thru Saturday. May 21 .1977 decide to spend some time with his father and me. Imported Granny Smith Apples delicious! decided to use the things on Not Responsaile lor Typographical Error. Just last night, for example, our 13-year-oId son joined OcKoi titoaera S un. May l5 - 8 s i .M sy 21 to ia a n s M tts lo u fc tra to n to ri. M n s s r v s to t n g N io lm iia lM to to rM p o c to e M o ls n ira in s K a p I w tioraoPisnwM nDtod Htnts oftorad lo« s M not s v a M M in c a st tots w to o itw dsatora ot v hamburger buns? us for hamburgs and a movie. When we got home, he threw a companionable arm around his father and said, “Hey, that was fun. I didn't think it would be, but it MANCHESTER ■was. We'll have to do it again some time." h e r a ld PAGE FO UR-C- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 — PAGE KIVE-C “Kindly come back with the flamboyant hat which a subject to regulation (by of the individual judge." Pointing out that he had f D u p M t e a necktie,” said the judge woman lawyer wore in VA news judges) even in matters so There is some tendency, no official role in the ad All Food M art Stores Open Sunday 9 A.M To 4 P. M . to a lawyer appearing court. Warned by the personal as the growth of however, to go easier on ministration of justice, the bridge. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTSI before him in an open- judge, she returned the their beard or cut of their laymen than on lawyers. In court said his unconven Center Bridge Club Q — I have a service- A — Veterans with a collard shirt. When the next day wearing another connected disability and THE r r , dress.” a traffic case the defendant tional attire could not fair-' May 13 at the Masonic Tem service-connected disabili lawyer refused to comply, This doctrine is based on hat — equally flamboyant. Chicken of the Sea qualify for the 10-point was asked by the judge to ly be considered to ple -North-South: Mr. and KEN'L RATION SCOT ty rated at 50 per cent or ; the judge cited him for con the special role of lawyers The judge reprimanded civil service employment f a m i l y 4 ' ^ wear a tie and jacket. Even obstacle to the orderly Mra. Paul Barton, first; Dr. CRISCO Food M art - Sliced more, those receiving aid tempt. as “officers of the court.” her and, on appeal, his ac preference. May my wife though the defendant could processes of the law. and Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan, and attendance L A W Y E R X Was the judge action As such they are expected tion was upheld by a higher second; Clem Hitchcock and DOG FOOD also get such preference easily have done so he A pultlir Ncrxire feature TUNA TOWELS allowances, Spanish- within the scope of his court. Wilmer Curtiss, third. for civil service hy W ill litM n.iid to show due deference to refused as a matter of prin of (he Amerirun Bar BEEF FLAVORED LIGHTCHUNK SHORTENING American War veterans authority? An appellate “There is no law on the East-West: Mr. and Mrs. Dec. - Asst. - Arts & Flowers employment? the judge’s standards of ciple. AHHoeialion and . the W hite Bread and veterans receiving court held that he was in subject of women’s hats,” Glenn Prentiss, first; Nick 15'/2 OUNCE CANS 6’/2 OUNCE CAN A — No. However, if the docorum, so long as those And this time, an Cunnertirut Bur AMKoria- 140 Count Jumbo Roll 3 POUND CAN vocational rehabilitation deed. standards are within said the court. “It is, Daum and Frank Tomlinson, 20 OZ. LOAF veteran cannot be ap appellate court ruled that tion. training may receive out “Historically,” said the reason. therefore, a matter that second; Mrs. JeromeDvomek pointed to a civil service the defendant’s refusal did " 1977 American Bar and Robert Campbell, third. patient care for any condi court, “lawyers have been Another case involved rests within the discretion job due to his disability, not amount to contempt. Association Manchester Bridge Club tion. the wife can be entitled to May 13 at 143 Hartford Rd. 7 0 7 ^ -North-South; A1 and Louise the 10-point preference. Vorhaus, first; Mary Roy and You and your wife cannot, Lois Macomber, second. at the same time, receive Pliy East West: Midge Gordon the preference. and Beuiah Gross, first; Joe Q — I am attending Super ’ . n Davis and Jon Marx, second; college under the (JI Bill Cash Peg LaPlant and Bob Strat but am afraid I will have to WE DID! ton, third. Food Mart is the place for Meat! drop out due to financial May 12 at 385 N. Main St. Buy meat with CONFIDENCE at Food Mart. It's quality is WALDBAUM'S necessity. Can the VA -North-South: Frankie help?' Brown and Jane Lowe, first; assured because it has been graded CHOICE like all cuts of Peg O'Connor and Marion USDA A — There are two VA Food Mart beef - by the U.S. Government - the only official programs that may enable McCarthy, second; Barbara grading there Is. Buy with CONFIDENCE at Food Mart where CHOICE Davis and Ann McLaughlin, you to continue your educa u ^ B o f i a n z a FOOD IS FIRST! j''’ Food Mart tion pursuits, educational third. East-West: Lucy Heck and loans and the work-study Judy Pyka, first; Barbara U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF program. To determine Beckley and Grant Morris, se your eligibility for either K A A V x a A a a cond; Sue Shorts and Phyllis program, please contact Pierson, third. your nearest VA office. May 9 at 395 N. Main St. Top Round Steak Q — What is the eligibili -North-South: Frankie Brown and Mollie Timreck, ty criteria under which the first; Beverly Saunders and VA may provide outpatient Ann Staub, second; Murray treatment for a medical Eech of thoM tdvertiied itemi if re quired to be reedliy eveiteblo (or taie Powell and Barbara Beckley, condition not caused nor Jt^DIOOIHIIICO D«I PIttlOII JOHNWiWU UHtUUP ADVERTISED ft or below the tdvtrtited price In 0 third. aggravated by military DkNIiUON, CT. WINDSOIt, CT. UIIKIVIIU, PA. SPIIUMHUO NOIIWICH, CT. WINOMM, CONN. SAUM, MA. HANSFOM, PA. MT. CAMm.. PA • 1 each AltP Store, except it ipaclfi- East-West: Barbara service? ITEM PDLICY cillynotedlnthitad. Phillips and Barbara Farreli, U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF first; Irving Carlson and Mary Willhide, second; Phyllis BONELESS S U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Pierson and Fred Clark, third. BEEF ROUND - BONELESS FRESH - U.S.D.A. INSPECTED ’HirnHffinMmFtr Nile Time Novice Group CHUCK ROAST Bottom Round May 13 at 146 Hartford Rd. U.S.D.A. CHOICE EEEF Regular —Sandy Sullivan and Arlene BOTTOM ROUND SWISS STEAK $1.69 Q. Last week you loio me Long, first; Harry and Caroi about ways to save fuel SIRLOIN TIP STEAK CHOICl lilP $1.79 Top Round Hurniak, Frank Rossi and ROAST Chicken Ground Beef when driving. Do you have Simone Calhoun, tied for se VEAL PATTIES oo.«n n 89c ROUND CUBE STEAK cho“,« .*„p $1.69 any other tips? cond. A. Yes, the Federal Roast Pratt & W hitney SLICED BEEF LIVER. 49c TOP ROUND ROAST CHOICE BEEF $1.39 Energy Administration has MEAT BiEF SLUOOEEI • KNOCKWUEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE - IIB F s 4 2 S May 12 at 200 Clement Rd., •:! provided these tips on LB. PKG. East Hartford —Grant Morris FENWAY FRANKS $1.09 BOTTOM ROUND ROAST "c"u7" t. $1,49 IB. itttH • better planning of car use; g U A N T IT IU 99 ; and Peg Morriss, Marion L e g s ! OR SLICED BACON c.TtSS'Jut pi!: $1.49 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST C H O K « ° i e i F 1. Avoid unnecessary use Haines and Joyce Driskell, $1.49 MORE tied for first-second. of air conditioning equip HOT MORE THAH 234k FAT LESSER E A < ( OURBEST-BREADED T '^U.S.D.A. Choice - Beef - Boneless' GEM-MISS FANCY ment. When in use, it reduces fuel economy by as QUANTITIES U 9 l t . Lean VEAL PATTIES CHUCKSTEAK much as 2*A miles per FRESH-U.S.D.A.INSPECTEIWIK FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECnU Smoked Shoulders gallon. HEAVY SAVE Ground Beef UNDER 2. Avoid excessive idling. WESTERN BEEF Chicken 10*„ Boneiess ^ “ S o c i a l ^ i B S S J B L A D ^ ^ The average American car lb. consumes a cup of gasoline Thighs or Chicken ^ c u r l t y MEAT OR BIEP FRISH SEAFOOD SPECIAISI DDUliaA OR every 6 minutes when r a i n i u SWEET OSCAR MAYER FRANKS $1.19 BEEF ROUND IONOES8 idling. When you stop the Ik. ifuANTITIuMV Q. I was told that even if car, don't idle the engine Drumsticks Ik Cutiets I hadn't worked long FRESH SCROD FILLETS $1.49 ITALIAN SAUSAGE OSCAR MAYER BACON 'piS: $1.69 Top Round Steaks SWIFT PREMIUM M.09 for more than a minute. If enough under Social MEAT OR REEF II OZ. PKO. FRESH MACKEREL R E A D Y 99c, BROWN ‘N’ SERVE SAUSAGE OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA 99c you are waiting for CUT FNOM ROUND Security I might be able to someone, turn off the OLD FUHIM DA DELI FAVORITES n s SPICED UIACHEQN Ijlj. y Q ( gUAUTY-RUCtO get disability benefits. FRESH SOLE FILLETS $1.99 HORMELSIZZLERS ' - o i - PORK SAUSAGE ... $1 .59 engine. It takes less gas London Broil Steaks A&P Sliced Meats How does this work? BEEF OR EXTRA LEAN A oline to restart the car than Armour Star Franks NEAT Ann Page Bacon ’L r * ! ’ * A. Social Security also it does to idle it. CUT FROU ROUND IEEE OR CERTHCUTRUCER*' administers another "PICK YOUR OWN" FRESH PRODUCE I NEAT 1:1k. $ ^ 1 9 Barbecue Spare Ribs 3. Break gas-wasting Oscar Mayer Weiners mut cookedp4 program, the Supplemen Macaroni Cranberry Prince Coioniai Bacon SALAD habits. For instance, don’t Cube Steaks WHOLE-DEUaOUS WNsntuca tal Security Income & Cheese FLORIDA-SWEET-JUICY pump the accelerator or Ham Steaks or Roasts^/s^ program (SSI), which Juice Elbow race the engine when your Barbecue Chickens k89^ Oscar Mayer Bacon H:*i . makes payments to aged, MUSTARD car isn’t in motion. It blind, or disabled people Dinner Cocktoil Macaroni FOOD CLUB Red - Ripe wastes gasoline. And use who have limited income KRAFT-7'/4 OZ.PKG. Food Club-48 OZ. bottle 2 LB. PACKAGE 24 OUNCE JAR the brake pedal rather than and resources. However, it the accelerator to hold is financed from general Watermelon your car in place on a hill. revenues and not from 4. Plan sh o rt trip s Social Security con carefully. Short trips are tributions; that’i why no costly in terms of gas work under Socia'l Security ORAPS JELLY OR ORANOE MARMALADE OPEN PIT ■ HICKORY ■ BARBECUE OR MINCED ONION mileage. A vehicle started is required. POUNERS PRESERVES SEAFOOD CHOWDER ..‘oT ca’a 55c BARBECUE SAUCE houmcbjaa 59c cold and driven four miles Q. Is it tru e th a t may average about 8 miles vocational rehabilitation UPTON ICED TEA MIX t OZ.^JAA $ 1 ,.39 COOKIE MIX NESTLES o'^PKo"' 89c POODCLUB GELATINS '“ “f-u. *^oS''«o"4''‘'“ $1. per gallon. The same vehi is provided to disabled per FRESH-FLORIDA cle warmed up and driven LAYER CAKE MIXES l**'oj!^PACKAoi 39c TOPCO DOG FOOD*^.VS?."crH“ 4'o.$l. SHORTENING boodclu. 'j:!' $1.39 sons? What does that in 15 miles may average volve? nearly 13 miles per gallon. A. Everyone who applies FOOD CLUB RIPE However, don’t idle the for Social Security disabili GAYLA FOOD CLUB ■ M M l engine to warm it (a ty benefits — whether he or CUT TOMATOES wasteful practice). Drive she receives monthly DRINKS slowly the first few blocks. benefits or not — is con LARGE SIZE I? ALL FLAVORS ‘A 5. Preplan your trips. sidered for services by the ALL FLAVORS OR OGORKI WAX BEANS Figure out which route will state vocational rehabilita 460UNCECAN JM '*oz. 64 OUNCE BOTTLE B&G-32 0Z.JAR ■ v CANS require the least fuel. tion agency. Such services Allow for the fact that may include counseling, m freeway driving is nearly teaching of new employ 9 twice as economical as ment skills, training in the CANS LONGGREfN driving in heavy city traf use of prostheses, and job fic. Travel during offpeak replacement. These ser CUCUMBERS traffic times whenever vices are generally SKIPPY3 DOG FOOD vA.*t^T,.,3'*^lH“.‘ 89c possible. Use routes with a financed by state-federal AUNT MILLIES NO NONSENSE BATH TISSUE $1-39 ALL VARIETIES q a SHEER GREEN PEPPERS 49c minimum number of traf SPAGHETTI SAUCE U OUNCE JAR O ^C appropriations. TO THE ' RITZ CRACKERS 69c fic lights and stop signs. Q. Is there any situation PANTY-HOSE WAIST GREEN CABBAGE 5 '•» $1. in which a general Social LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE U T .* 39c REG. I.M SAVE 40c FOOD CLUB SALTINES 39c (Questions may be sent Security benefits increase FRESH CARROTS 4bko. $1 . to MVD INFO, Depart would be enacted instead FROZEN FOODS GALORE! FRESH DAIRY DELITESI WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DELI! ^ DOLE PINEAPPLES SWEET TASTING SIZE '* 98c ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 of the automatic increase, » OZ. PKG. U.S. FANCY "WASHINOTON STATE" State St., Wethersfield, as the rule seems to imply? Gaylord Food Club YRLLOW C DELICIOUS APPLES GOLDEN MIN. l,3 9 c Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle A. Only if for some Cooked Ham 51.99 Department offices are reason the Congress Orange Juice ROAST BEEF FRESHLY SLICED LB. $2.29 D'ANJOU PEARS "WASHmGTON^STiuV' *’siZE '■*' 39c Cheese Spread open Tuesday, Wednesday decided to raise the level of POOD CLUB OHi-A and Friday, 8:30 to 4:30; benefits across the board, ORE IDA MUENSTER STICK II OZ. STICK O aJC NOVA SCOTIA LOX SLICE^ :;$i;99 PRODUCE ITEMS OF THE WEEK! Thursday, 8:30 to 7:30; and which is not likely to AXILROD REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND! POTATOES SOUR CREAM U OZ. CONTAINER ALASKAN LOX HA N D S LIC E D (.'ll. $1.89 happen as long as the 49c Saturday, 8:30 to 12:30.) PLORIOA CITRUS h m TROPICAL DELIGHT FLAVORFUL current rate of inflation in TOP FROST WAFFLES 'tnV: 33c ORANGE JUICE » OZ. CARTON 33c CHEDDAR CHEESE. « t. $1 .99 sures annual benefit in creases. BREAD DOUGH I I l b .\ ojTv i s $1.09 CREAM CHEESE 69c SLICING PROVOLONE $1.79 FIESH MANGOES ~ THE WALDBAUM'S Q. Are payments under' FISH CAKES '"»» " 39c ALL NATURAL YOGURT $ . LONG JOHN FRANKS ^* $1.09 WORLD the Supplemental Security AlSh 1 Income program that TOP FROST PIZZA 69c SOFT MARGARINE •il'.Vi'wr 69c GERMAN BOLOGNA ^ $1.39 ALM ANAC’S PRANK - SPOOKY OR CLOWN a s f Social Security ad COUNTRY STYLE OR BUTTERMILK HOOD'S HOODWINKS ".'Sr’ 99c PILLSBURY BISCUITS Z^VViZZc MORTADELLA c*«»"oo n $1 .49 FRESH ARTICHOKES C A U F O B N IA ■’J|jJ‘’3 $1 . ministers for the needy, CARANOO NEW ENOLANO II OZ. CONTAINER FREE RECIPES AVAILABLE IN ALL FOOD MART PRODUCE DEPARTMENTS . Q&A aged, blind, and disabled SEAFOOD PLAHER ’f‘o?pVo'*83c NUPAfiFAIT GELATINS 39c LUNCHEON SAUSAGE $1.69 A compMe lint of Chintst V tgtltbltt trtilib it also increased u OZ. CONTAINER 1. Meo is the (a) late chief of In all Food Mart Product Dapaitmanlt. state of the People’s Republic 31) COLDWIATER automatically? ^ MRS. SMITHS APPLE PIE¥,V89c KING SOUR DRESSINGS 39c CREAM CHEESE 1 $1.09 FAMILY SIZE Celery Hearts FUANITURE „ „ A. Yes. The cost-of-living ALPERT'S of China (b) monetary unit of ROYAL MAIL FEATURE ITEM Nepal (c) Southeast Asian Woolite Glad lor provision was made a part SCENTED • ROLL ■ ON LEAN PASTRAMI L. $1 .39 CALIFORNIA FRESH Dog V ? ” WHIRR AVAILABLE language spoken by 3 million Behold ROLLS • MOT 000 , 3'«»‘ $1 n.OO OFF WITH THISC0UP0Ni__ BM , . WITH of the SSI program in 1975. BAN DEODORANT people Wash WITH OA YLOR D * “HOT' BAGELS 12'o« $1.09 Trash Bags"MfU ''|| COUPON Q. Is there no ceiling on B OZ. coot. Z O c l .p k i . COUPON Strawberries Polish g Chow : 2. All of the following are true IN AD SANDWICH COOKIES 69c J l .u . M y/KUABII WO r T h M . O O . 4 9 ^ T e z .c o ir i. how far benefits will be VITALIS SUPER HOLD COUPON of the Freer Gallery of Art, LWTONECOUPINmifANlT I IN AO SOtb.bH VAUO BUT M U 1977 0 LtaiotfcoufoankruMiT lIM TO tf C O U raiU fU M V allowed to rise? Obviously I Towords lha purchoit of this week's feotured item ■ Washington, D.C.,.except: (a) VUtOMTUZI 1977 ^ i i V U U IMT l » f >977 they can’t just keep going it was named for Detroit in VA • •'••t vMMM • PlutliMMH dustrialist Charles L. Freer LUNCHEONON MEAT SOFT-RATHAOOM up and up. ThistvcckaB I I LASAGNA PAN I FABRIC SOnENER , i) JEUYOHJAM ix E iS F ih ------OT FOOD MART (b) it is located in the White RE6. OR WITH IRON T flh lu tc 'USX CRlSr - LARtE A. Actually, to put a I OUR REG. DISCOUNT PRICE . House (c) it houses the '^)H o rm ers Tablets ceiling on benefit increases Tcisterls i COUPON SAVINGS ...... Cling ^ )W e lch 's YOUR PRiCI (WITH COUPON) . . Whistler Peacock Room of the AiPMultiple^ Ban Celery would defeat the whole choice m O B Y a u t I artists’ etchings and paintings in' l(4VA.'|llA-0( <4kv I Free Sheets! Spam 1 ^ Grape Roll-On unw 99 purpose of tying them to GroceiyBilL WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MAKT. GOOD SUN., MAY U (d) it is a museum and Vitamins Hearts THRU SAT . MAY ]l LIMIT ONE LASAGNA PAN ONE —36 et. pk|. 100C1.MI. Final Net the cost of living. Social ^I COUPON PER PAMILV. j research center for art of the “ IIMTOM COUPON K lf UNIT DKJUfiMdM.7t Near and Far East Hair Spray**!, „ tp i LHTMCBlMiPatAniT Security beneficiaries 3. What island nation was Vim lAV tH l 1977 would be required to suffer PROMOTION WILL END JUNE IIT H 1977 Short A Sassy « MUeNBOt » 9 In leuAMi 10 Cullomofi wo roMn* in« (,gh| 10 named by Europeans for Its 8 9 ? 4 r 6 9 * the'erosion of the value of * ^ Qi any iiom >n»pi »ho»e oirwnoiM noiM ziemi oHo<«d lo* UH not avoiiaoit «n coio K>1» w In olhoi (Mail o* »fho»mie»i Noi (tiponutMe io» lypogtaphicai wchi Hot lasponsibia lor typouraphicai •rrori bearded fig trees? Conditioner“a a r ',i;“w*l'' their check while other ANSWERS; ~ JANE BUY TWO 20 OZ segments of society would •SUNSHINE HYDROX COOKIES pk“ 9 9 i ENGLISH MUFFINS parkeb 3 *1®® ,,p3pjBaq„ PARKER White Bread LVS.GETONE FREE not. The idea is to reduce • • • PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 15-21.1977 JO] qs|ueds Je asan 8n ] j O ( ] ) ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAIL OEALERS ' I NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR nPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS inflation and thereby the uiojj ‘BopeqjBH 'S (q) I (a) I need for benefit increases. 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER PAPE aaC-C - MANCHESTER BVEa^ING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 Omar committees plan Road critic backs F84 link \; Eljem speaking By MAL BARLOW Dr. Spaulding, a member of the connector may not be done for 10 warm summer afternoons, this could Conservation Commission in years or longer. Best estimates by make a great difference in air quali for Spring Ceremonial “It’s the simnlest and most helpful Manchester, is an harsh critic of state highway officials give it no ty, he said. Lutz Junior Museum plan,” Dr. Frederick Spaulding highway expansion plans. ’The impact better than three years if there are Dr. Spaulding offered the mayor told East Hartford Mayor Richard no delays. Omar Shrine Club has a Spring • Parade: Bill Forbes. This com distribution at the ceremonial is on their environment is almost his support and said he would also get Blackstone Monday. "This plan is expedient and easy,” Ceremonial Committee assisting in. mittee works with Temple Marshal being arranged by Pierce always poor, he has said. the support of other environmen He was talking about the mayor’s said Dr. Spaulding. arranging the June 4 visit of Sphinx Joe Kowell of Manchester to plan the Armstrong, Fred Schleicher, Paul However, this temporary connec talists in the area. plan to build a $3.25 million connector “It attacks pollution at its worst Temple Shriners to Manchester. parade assembly area, the reviewing Charest and Art Fowler. tor has his full support, he told the “The mayor is a man of action,” The ceremonial is an annual initia from 1-86 in East Hartford to the end mayor. time, the late afternoon,” he said. said Dr. Spaulding. “He wants to do stand, and the route from Bennet The parade will be at 1:30 from of 1-84 in Manchester. Arrowheads tion of candidates into the Shrine, Junior High School to Manchester Bennet Junior High School to “The (Manchester) Conservation Rush hour autos would be able to something that shows, that makes and generally is held In the High. Manchester High. Blackstone presented the plan, Commission isn’t against every get through East Hartford much sense. And he wants to do it now.” prepared by town engineers, to Gov. highway proposal,” he said. faster and with less pollution. On The collection of Indian hometown of the potentate of Sphinx • Catering: Walt Tedford. He ± - ? .'j. * Ella Grasso April 28. arrowheads and spear points current Temple. The potentate for 1977 is Hal arranges for lunch for candidates and Mayor Blackstone and many other ly on display at the museum was Turkington of Manchester. \V- The connector would run from the East Hartford leaders, including working Shriners, and for the eastbound side of 1-86 near Veteran’s ^ven by Dr. Constantine Zariphes, a Bob Petersen, Omar president, is t-v Town Council Chairman George evening buffet at TTie Colony. Memorial Park to the end of the in Manchester resident. The display the assistant chairman; he reports to • Housing; Roger Chadwick. The Dagon, have been pushing for the complete 1-84 at the Manchester represents a wide variety of sizes A1 Penny, first ceremonial master of committee provides housing for state and federal governments to town line. and shapes as well as materials and Sphinx Temple and general chair hospitality rooms and for overnight build a permanent connector uses of points. man. guests. The major gain from the tem between the superhighways. Changes Hunting was the dominant means Serving as aides to Petersen are • Signs; Randy Brown. Many signs porary connector would be the in plans and 1-84 opponents to the east of obtaining a livelihood in seven out Bob Haugh, Milt Turkington and Art are needed to decorate cars and removal of afternqon rush hour traf have slowed the process. of seventeen Indian culture areas of Tinsz. directional signs. fic from the Silver Lane-Forbes St. Dr. Spaulding said the permanent North America. These hunting areas These are the committees and • Liaison: Bob Ferry. As lieute area in East Hartford. covered at least half the total area of their chairmen; nant of the Temple Guard, the the continent, encompassing most of • Halls: Bob Ledoux. The com Shrine’s built-in police force, he Canada and Alaska and the middle mittee prepares Clarke Arena at provides guards as needed to control Noone gets endorsement United States. In addition, bunting of Manchester High School for the parking, areas restricted to Shriners, wild game was practiced to some ritual work and assigns rooms for and ticket collecting. degree in almost all other areas of candidates, makeup and dining. • Parking: Tom Tracey and Don of Democratic club North America, even where farming • Registration; Stan Baldwin and Crawford. They are in charge of The Democratic Club of received the endorsement of the supplied 80 per cent or more of the John Rieg. This committee assists parking at both Illing Junior High Manchester has endorsed Lawrence club. The club will send a letter to diet. Dr. Frederick Spaulding, left, talks with East Hartford the recorder of the temple in School and Manchester High School. Noone as a candidate for the Town Democratic Town Chairman Although land hunting methods Mayor Richard Blackstone about the mayor’s $3.25 million registering Shriners for the event • Police: Steve Penny. He Board of Directors. ’Theodore Cummings. varied from location to location, the and distributing dinner tickets. arranges with police for parade “We would appreciate your con plan to run a temporary connector from 1-86 to 1-84 at the bow and arrow was probably the un • Transportation; John DiCioccio routing and control. Noone stepped forward at the Manchester town line. (Herald photo by Barlow) iversally most popular weapon. The organization’s Tuesday night sideration of Noone as he shows Sr., John DiCioccio Jr. and A1 Omar will have a hospitality room all the characteristics of leadership thrusting lance was also very pop Rossetto. Provijdes shuttle busing to with Russ Haugh Sr. in charge. Earl Digging in for plant sale meeting to express his interest in ular, while the spear-thrower was ap running for a director’s position. that our town needs,” the club’s the assembly wea of the parade, a Petersen is in charge of the color Digging up plants from the garden of Mrs. Mary Dimlow’s letter to Cummings said. parently used more by those Indians visit to the Shriners Hospital at guard and Ian Wright the marching / Robert Bletchman, the club’s presi Collins to handle living in the far northern and ; ^ 4 4 * A ‘ garden on Oak St. for the Manchester Garden Club’s annual dent, had requested anyone in Noone is presently a member of Springfield, and transportation for unit. the Eighth Utilities District Board of extreme southern regions. visiting dignitaries. A Shriner souvenir program for Bob Petersen plant sale Saturday are Mrs. Albert Cervini, left, chairman of terested in serving on a town board to Each of these weapons consisted of attend the meeting. Directors. He has also been active In pension dispute case annuals for the sale; Mrs. Dimlow, chairman of the sale; and PTA work. a shaft and striking end, called an Mrs. Edward O’Brien. The sale will be open to the public from 9 Noone was the only one to do so and arrowhead or spear point depending Atty. William B. Collins has been The Board of Directors has refused upon the type of weapon to which it a.m. to 2 p.m. at Frank’s Supermarket parking lot on E. Middle appointed by Manchester’s Town to make a change in the ordinance for 4b was attach^. This striking end was Tpke. The Manchester Republican Women’s Club will conduct a Counsel Victor I. Moses to handle the this case. usually separate from the shaft, HEALTH bake sale in conjunction with the plant sale and will also be Council to review pension payment case involving Because of Moses’ previous ruling, either pointed for pentration or Fatigue can be symptom paraprofessional employes of the he could not represent the town in the Lawrence E . Lamb, M.D. selling hotdogs, coffee and soda during the event. (Herald photo wedge-shaped and sometimes by Pinto) Board of Education. case. Thus, he has appointed Collins equipped with barbs to make industrial park The four employes have taken legal to handle the matter. removal from a wound difficult. action against the town because they A "show cause” bearing has been DEAR DR. LAMB - I and goals. Everyone needs being. Goals are part of Fatigue,7 to give you a have not been allowed to make scheduled for Thursday, May $6. Before white men made iron am a 17-year-old male, 5 something to look forward this. Lack of interest in better understanding about The State Planning Council will 9 a.m. with the Department of Town agencies report retroactive payments into the pen available, almost any material that feet 7 and weigh 137 to. It is amazing how much social aspects of life, lack its causes and how to han meet Thursday with various state Transportation, the Department of sion plan. The four women say that was sharp or could be sharpened, in pounds. My problem is that energy a person will have of interest in others and dle it. Others who want agencies that have reviewed the in- finance and Control, the Department they were erroneously left out of the cluding stone, horn, bone, shell, slate I am constantly tired. if he suddenly finds out he non-involvement are com more information can send dustrial park proposed in of Environmental Protection and the budget cutting plans pension plan when they began and copper, was used for point con During summer I sleep an is going on a trip he wanted 50 cents with a long, Manchester. Department of Planning and Energy Site Hcralii monly symptoms of psy working for the school system. struction. In New England, chert, average of 10 to 11 hours to make or to do something stamped, self-addressed Charles Duffy, deputy com Policy. chological problems — all sion if cuts are made in material All are now members of the plan, flint and other quartz minerals were per day, but during the else that really interests envelope for it. Just write By GREG PEARSON missioner for the Department of of which can make you purchases for sidewalk and building but they want to receive credit from often used. These materials flaked Kevin Messenger, 8, of 55 Fairfield St., looks over the school year I sleep only six him. fatigued and withdrawn to me in care of The Herald Rporter Commerce, said that the Council is repairs. He also said that contractual Reviews by these departments are the time they first worked for the uniformly when chipped with a rock arrowheads display at the museum. (Herald photo by Dunn) to seven. Psychological factors from normal activities. Manchester Evening Reports from Town of Manchester required to review the plan accor S e c tio n services for the division would have included in an environmental assess town. or horn or bone chipping tool and, I work two nights a week are closely related to your I am sending you The Herald, P.O. Box 326, San d ep a rtm en t heads on 1977-78 to be reduced. ding to the state’s Environmental ment package of the park that was although the process was a slow one, until midnight or later. I sense of energy and well budgeting procedures are filtering in Policy Act. Moses ruled last year in favor of T w o Health Letter number 9-6, Antonio, TX 78292. Giles said that $9,000 in unallocated compiled by the Department of the employes making the retroactive the end product was accurately and stay away from all junk to Town Manager Robert B. Weiss. capital improvement funds might be The council will meet Thursday at Commerce. 'The package is available also made from ash, birch, cane, shrank and became very tight. Split payments. The Pension Board, neatly shaped. food and eat only fresh Some departments, such as the used for some of the material for public inspection at the town WEDNESDAY willow and cherry saplings. feathers were also lashed into place Shop Pinehurst for BEHER MEATS, FRESHER VEGETABLES. however, did not agree with his The size of the arrowhead varied fruits, vegetables and lean Water and Sewer Department, appear purchases and contractual services. clerk’s office and the Mary Cheney Shafts were frequently cut, and with wet sinews at the notched end of ruling, citing that the pension or MAY 18, 1977 according to its use, with the smaller meats. ' to be facing layoffs in the upcoming "Otherwise, we’re going to have to Library. lengths varied, in later winter, the shaft after they had been glued in with This Pinehurst Coupon | SERVICE DELICATESSEN [with This Pinehurst Coupon dinance prohibits retroactive points most appropriate for hunting My heart rate is 98 to 108 And Any Other $10 Purchase I *'"■— ' ------'. .. -.. ------year. Others may make it through lay off at least one person,” he said. birds and small animals and the greased and hung inside to season. place with animal glue or with Very Lean jAnd Any Other $10 Purchase Comments from (jie state agencies payments. a minute and I have started the year with only minor program Giles will also suggest that money fArea police report] Sticks that were not straight were spruce gum. IMPORTED included in the assessment were larger ones for bagging larger game. jogging to lower it. My MAXWELL HOUSE I Land of Lakes reductions. be transferred from the street greased and heated until the wood Usually arrows were fletched, or Freshly Sliced generally favorable, but DfiP^'did ^m etlm es the wooden arrow shaft hemoglobin is above Frank T. Jodaitis, water and sewer lighting account to the administra lOH plans open house could be bent into shape, and then feathered, with three split feathers express concern about the effect on was left thick at one end and either average. Please tell me administrator, expressed concern tion costs of the Public Works held securely until it cooled. lying parallel to the shaft or Vernon air quality because of traffic cut to a point or kept blunt for bird what is wrong and how I about the budgets of both branches of Department. The money presently, The Instructors of the Handicapped Sometimes the wood was held tightly sometimes with a spiral twist. BOILED I BUTTER Robert Moore, 21, of 133V4 W. Main generated by the park. There will be three classes with shooting. can feel less tired. COFFEE his department. allotted for administration in 1977-78 St. and Richard Maskill, 21, of 136 W. (lOH) will observe its 21st annual in place by a drilled wood or bone However, two alone were sometimes brief speeches and lifesaving awards As soon as the Indians were able to DEAR READER - “There are serious problems with will not cover the costs of salaries for Main St., both of Rockville, were lOH open house Sunday from 1 to 4 tool. The straightened sticks were used. The purpose of Retching an 1 pound can The council will meet again Mon given between the classes. get iron arrowheads and scraps from Fatigue is a symtom of •II grinds HAM the whole situation. If we have to go next year, he said. charged with third-degree burglary, p.m. ’Ibis day marks the end of the Graduation ceremonies will begin white traders, they almost totally next twirled between grooved stone day, when it is expected to make its arrow is to slow up the butt end and many things, lack of sleep. with what we have, we’d have to The Cemetery Department will third-degree larceny and theft of lOH year and the graduation of the 3:30 p.m. and new officers will be in abandoned all other materials. The polishers as the final step in the allow the arrow to fly straight. recommendation about the park to psychological problems, or have layoffs,” Jodaitis said this mor require a cut in road maintenance senior instructors. The public is in duct^. shaping process. A U- or V-shaped Arrowheads have long fascinated 99 dogs. Gov. Ella Grasso, Duffy said. shafts to which these arrowheads illness such as anemia, low GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 21 ning. and equipment purchases, but is in The pair was apprehended after vited. Refreshments will be served after were attached were often made from notch was made in one end of the many people. Anyone interested in n.29 WIb. thyroid function, poor He said that he has provided Weiss “fairly good shape,” Giles said. He police received information from a The event will be held at the the program. the wood of the viburnum bush or shaft for the bowstring. viewing the collection at the museum *2 $2.39 lb. Imported Swiss with a list of several alternatives on nutrition, tuberculosis, QOOD THRU SAT., MAY 21 | t Cooper Sharp Chaesa also said that he anticipates no witness who said they were seen Manchester High School pool. dogwood. Both of these tend to have At the opposite end, the arrowhead is invited to do so, free of charge, any cancer or any number of how to handle the department’s was tightly lashed into place with a I Hot Ham problems with the Sanitation Depart leaving the dog pound. They were naturally straight branches. Depen afternoon, except Monday, between 2 diseases. budget. Weiss said that he preferred ment budget. released on $500 non-surety bonds for ding upon the location, shafts were wet sinew. As the sinews dried, they and 5 p.m. We think you’ll enjoy it. Qroto & Weigel Qanoa Salami not to discuss any single budget area Since you are not com Cole Slaw Tavern Loaf A promotion to fill a tree main- appearance in court in Rockville Town official happy until all of the department reports plaining of losing weight, FRANKS Potato Salad Chicken Roll tainer position in the Park Depart June 8. Of Consumer Concern have no other complaints IMPORTED KRAUT Qrota, Tobin are completed. ment may not be made Giles said. Craig Rooke, 27, of 121 Tolland with Mt. Nebo bids Jodaitis did say some of the options f t and don’t have anemia I • and Mucks Cold Cuts Other parts of the Park Department Stage Rd., Tolland, was charged would result in "substantial layoffs.” g CONVERSE WEEK doubt you have a serious il M.49.lb. budget are still being finalized. Tuesday with public indecency in Jay J. Giles, director of public works, is pleased with Both the water and sewer budgets lness. Nevertheless, the 10 lb. box For the special of thR week our meat men The Recreation Department connection with complaints of ac the plumbing bid submitted for the Mt. Nebo refreshment f t Mobile home manual are self-supported by revenues from first requirement to lass than box lota have picked USDA CHOICE tender LEAN TOP budget for 1977-78 will require a tions on E. Main St., Rockville. He stand, and he expects the plumbing work at the facility to On June 30, the Housing and.Urban Development fh® warranty affords. (Written warranties must on sale at $1.69 lb. ROUND CUTS OF BEEF... users of the services. The directors begin soon. ^ (May 16-21) solving the cause of fatigue reduction from two to one supervisor was held overnight at the police sta «r f t Department (HUD) will require all makers of mobile the requirements of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty is a careful medical cut the operating budgets of both to at each playground. Town swimming tion in lieu of a $100 cash bond. The apparent low bidder is Glastonbury Plumbing and homes that are manufactured under Federal standards to Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act.) examination. You could TOP ROUND ROAST. . lb. n . 4 9 attempt to build up surpluses to pay Heating, according to Maurice Pass, director of general Come in and register for a Wa have soma pools will also open at noon on f t f t give mobile home buyers a consumer manual. Federal There are about 4Vi! million year-round mobile homes have diabetes and there is for future capital improvement services. The firm submitted a price of $4,843, the lowest vary nica 8 to 19 lb. TOP ROUND STEAK. lb. M .8 9 weekends, rather than the customary standards were effective June 15 of last year, but the ac- ‘n the country today, according to a mobile home trade no way you would know needs. 10 a.m. starting time. Tolland of four bids. FREE Tennis Package. companying manual will not be required until the last day association estimate. Approximately 217,(K)0 such homes Buttarball and Land of Vary Thin Highway Superintendent Timothy f t this without tests of your Globe Hollow, which has Wayne K. Little, 19, of Lake St., Giles said that this price is $2,000-$3,000 less than the f t of next month. were shipped to retailers in 1975. Lakaa young Turkays. O’Sullivan said this morning that his blood sugar. TOP ROUND STEAK. , lb. 1 .9 9 traditionally opened on Memorial Coventry, was charged early this plumbing estimate that was included as an option in the budget report should be completed (Tennis Bag-Sneakers-Soclcs) Guidelines published by HUD which will be followed by HUD, at this time, is preparing. . „ a booklet that will The second step, if you Day, will open at the end of the morning with reckless driving. original Mt. Nebo bid. That bid, which was for the entire f t f t the manufacturers in preparing the manuals include: explain to prospective mobile home buyers some of the pass your medical Wtavar Thursday. He said that he does not school year. Globe Hollow is the project, came in so high that town officials decided to An explanation of the National Mobile Home Construc things they should know before buying a home — such as anticipate the need for layoffs in his Police said he drove his car off the ? 5 Q 0 0 examination with no abnor WE ARE TAKING ORDERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY most expensive town pool to operate. road and struck a utility pole. He is to build the facility with town crews. tion and Safety Standards Act of 1974 and of the Federal mobile home park rules and details about financing. CMCKEN department for 1977-78, but he cannot f t value f t mal findings, is to look to SPECIAL FIAIY COOKED MORRELL HAMS The pool is presently being repaired, appear in court in Rockville June 7. Some of the work, such as plumbing, has been subcon mobile home construction and safety standards. be sure until the budget report is your lifestyle. If you HOT DOGS and should be ready to open by mid- Mark H. Field, 24, of Midland Rd., tracted. (No p u t M it n ta s u rf) A list of State Administrative Agencies that will help Answers to questions of general interest will appear in smoke, stop. A fitness complete. June. The walls of the building have been built, Giles said. He f t f t consumers resolve complaints. F o r your outdoor cooking... Four employes of the department Coventry, was charged Tuesday this column. Address questions to: “Of Consumer program is a good idea. Another town pool will open for the said that doors and a roof will be installed before most of A statement saying the manufacturer does or does not were laid off last week to keep the night with reckless driving. Court with each purchase of . ______Concern,” Department of Consumer Protection, State Perhaps a full eight hours PERDUE p - lb. period from Memorial Day until mid- the plumbing work to protect against vandalism. f t 79< highway budget within the 1976-‘i7 ap date is June 7 in Rockville. f t provide a written warranty; and if provided, what protec- Office Building, Hartford, Conn, 06115. of sleep a night is useful June, although the decision on which The roof work will also be done by town workers, who propriation. and necessary for you to CHICKEN LEGS ib B D * Our'Own pool has not yet been made. should be able to devote more time on the project than 10 lb. lota of lhata famoua fraah laga only 79* lb. Other areas f t f t feel your best. SAUSAGE Other Recreation Department South Windsor they have in the past, he said. Look at your social life Wa will hava dally ahipmanta of Pardua Jay J. Giles, director of public reductions include opening the Thomas Scott, 29, of Enfield, was The crews have worked only part time since starting at Q c o n v E R S E Chickan Braaata and Chickana. f t MEAT works, has also received reports recreation center one week later in arrested Tuesday on a warrant Mt. Nebo. They have spent more time on such projects as f t from other branches of the Public the fall and eliminating the townwide charging him with three counts of the Orford Village Day Care Center, which opened PINEHURST ALL USDA CHOICE Works Department. swim team and the inter-town issuing bad checks. earlier this week. f t FREE poster f t Growing older By LOU COTTIN M .39 lb. He said that he thinks a layoff can ••••••••••aaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa basketball program. be avoided in the Maintenance Divi BEEF PATTIES 3 in 1 BLEND f t . FREE T-shirt f t are available 5 to the lb. Fresh, or Freshly Frozen of USCM Choice Baaf Action restores sense of belonging in 4 lb. boxes. Buv lust the number of Fresh Patties P ^ and Veal Directors slate fir AND for $1.00 more, U' f t that ^ou nejd one or one hundred...Fresh rolls from for Mast Loaf What’s missing in retirem ent life is In retirement, the base of our actions was Reymond, Wonder, Pepperidge and Arnold. kind of list. After that, compare your lists. ($6.99 f t "challenge.” No one expects anything from us. wiped away. We no longer could influence any You will soon realize that most retirees share comment session denim gym bag value) lb. Our middle-aged sons and daughters exclude us of the people with whom we shared problems. similar difficulties. You, yourself, or some Buy Safflower Oil and Saldnar’a Draaaing at *1.39 This is the from their realities. The world we knew as We dominate none of the situations by face. We other retiree will inevitably raise questions. Pinehurst. The Manchester Board of Directors will conduct a season for f t producers denies us the right to make further create no conflicts. We enjoy no recognition. “What can we do about these miseries? Who’s C U K STEHKS public session Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the contributions. We are removed from the mul We are advised meekly to accept as fact the New from KLEENIX PRO 250 responsible for their continuation?” The list of directors office in the Municipal Building. BLACK Men and f t titude of affinities with which our lives are in cliche, “That’s the way the ball bounces.” comparisons and the questions which follow 140 count pillow The session offers residents an opportunity to submit volved before retirement. Through trial and *1,69. Boys That’s what they keep saying. But suppose we will lead to interesting speculations. It’s an comments, complaints or suggestions about matters in CARPENTER ANTS trouble we worked our way into isolation. Waste Fraa, USDA CHOICE f t put that bouncing ball in the past tense. It’s even bet that someone in your group will NAPKIHS 21*1.00 the Town of Manchester. The sessions are held the first In addition to being “A man is a bundle of relations,” wrote theirs, not ours. Let the phrase read, ‘"That’s propose action of some kind. ’That will lead to LONDON BROILS unsightly and unsanitary, Emerson. “He is a knot of roots, whose flower Tuesday of each month from 9 a m. to 11 a.m. and the the way the ball bounced” before you retired. further discussion third Thursday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Black Ants excavate f t and fruitage is the world.” (Emerson should Suddenly, it’s a new ball game altogether. The day you make a decision to do something SCOTT TOWELS extensive galleries in wood ___ '' f' I- have written “men and women are bundles of You’re now playing on a different team with 22 to improve any situation which is bad for the * 1 . lb. to serve as nesting places relations.” But let’s forgive him. In the 1830s million contemporaries whose problems and in and may cause extensive f t aged you’re back in the ball game. Once more Gold Medal women hadn’t won a place in philosophical terests are similar to your own. The drill now is you have become a man or woman who in 69« damage to your home. writing.) 2 pack rolls llio N iiu irl p4*opk* f t to find a game plan which will restore your fluences other persons. Once more you’re FLOUR Fire calls Emerson goes on to cite an example. "Put sense of belonging to society. calling the shots. You are no longer being set Napoleon in an island prison. Let his faculties Start making two lists. Write down as many aside like most retirees. People must pay atten with Coupon Above and $10.00 Purchasa stilLsavoai f t find no men to act on,, no Alps to climb, no stake as possible of the satisfactions which you 77< 5 lbs. washdown. Stop & Shop, W In llu' lii sl j)l;uc, w co lli'i sou’ii u.i\s lo .\ii ) PAGE TWO-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., May 18, 1977 MANCHEtffER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., to y 18, 1977 — PAGE THREE-B tonight at 7:30. The session is ment. Caldwell, a 22-year member of the May 26 meeting are asked to A r o f l planned to interpret the parish the department, succeeds Chief Earl bring a plant to swap. Bolton Lions Club profile questionnaires filled out in Spielman, who served three years as 'The mobile office of First District Vernon accepts budget; tax rate 58.5 mills bulletin board February. chief. Other officers elect^ were Congressman William R. Cotter will Daniel Connors, first assistant chief; be at the South Windsor Town Hall, ; |- By BAKBAKA KILHMUINU audience came shouts of his being out Burke said the annual meeting can that people can live with. the cuts painful but necessary. the amount to be raised by taxes Andover Jack Turner, second assistant chief; 1540 Sullivan Ave., May 24 from 3 to 6 Horse show coming p.m. Herald Reporter of order because he wasn’t dis reduce the budget but can’t increase The first vote to approve the He added, though, that he feels the totals $10.2 million. He said the mill Chet Hunt and Jerry Connors, cap The First Congregational Church Bolton tains; A1 Harvell and Ron Stomberg, After motions to cut, motions to in cussing the budget. it. budget was then taken and defeated. spending plan is sufficient to con rate, to balance the budget, should be The second annual horse show local area. Women’s Fellowship is sponsoring a lieutenants; Ralph Edwards, crease, motions to adjourn and Abner Brooks, the moderator, let Then Robert Bailey spoke and he 'This was followed by a motion to tinue to provide essential services. 59. The Rev. Robert Cronin, pastor of The South Windsor Square Dance sponsored by the Bolton Lions Club is George Negro, a Lions Club food pantry. Non^rishable items secretary; Ron Mack, treasurer, and him continue and Catarino ended said he likes the annual town adjourn to next Tuesday, also St. Maurice Church, will offer the Club will have its Memorial Day scheduled this Friday through Sun member and owner of Bolton Heights several other motions, voters ap He said the plan reflects strong Roesler cited the past six years of may be brought to the church or to with the hope that "we can unload meeting. He said as a taxpayer he defeated. Bob Jacoby, assistant secretary- Dance May 26 from 8 to 11 p.m. at the day at Bolton Heights Farm, Rt. 85 Farm, has already started work on proved a Vernon budget of $15.2 public opinion voiced at the recent experience with revenues and expen Andover Elementary School. 5:30 p.m. Mass Saturday in two mills.” would find the burden of a tax in Lester Baum, Democratic town public hearing. treasurer. Wapping Elmentary School. The (West St.) preparing the show rings and in miliion Tuesday night. Following the ditures. In three of these years there The First Congregational Church thanksgiving of his 25 years in the Laurence O’Brien also went into a crease more than he could handle. He chairman, then moved to reduce the squares will be called by Cliff The event is classified with the creasing the stall area to accom annual meeting, the Town Councii set At the meeting to set the tax rate, were deficits ranging from $30,000 to will have a tag sale &turday from 10 priesthood. Sunday, The Rev. Cronin discourse about the annual town entire budget by $85,000, or one-half American Horse Shows Association modate the entrants. a tax rate of 58.5 mills, a 3.5-mill in offered an amendment to reduce the the mayor cautioned the council that $205,000 and surpluses ranging from a.m. to 2 p.m. will offer a Mass of Thanksgiving at 3 South Windsor Brodeur, club caller. Anita and Russ crease. meeting, which he said is very total budget by $600,000 to $14.6 mill. This too was defeated. $91,000 to $316,000. White will cue the round dances. All Inc. as a regular member show. “ Royal Count,” the 17-hands-plus risk factors were being taken like In celebration of Children’s Sun p.m. There will be a reception for democratic. But he said the mayor million. This was defeated. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, him at the Parish Center from 4 to 6 The Gardeners’ Exchange of South club level dancers, including recent Competitors from New England stallion owned by Negro, will be a top The meeting became entangled in a never before, and the question of He said the surplus is exhausted day, June 12, the First and the council know more aiwut Councilman Thomas Dooley said, superintendent of schools, then said p.m. Windsor, a club for area gardeners, graduates, are invited. states and other areas have already contender for the Open Jumper series of motions — 15 in all. The town insurance hasn’t been resolved and the rate of tax collection at its Congregational Church school what the town needs and can afford. "I think if we took a poll in Vernon he voted for the budget as presented. yet. will meet May 26 at 7:30 p.m. at submitted entries for the events that championship. His trainer is final vote approving the budget was highest, several years ago, was 98.5 children will prepare and present the School board chairman William we would find that most people are In “I know I shocked some of my fellow per cent. Society for Savings, Ellington Rd. Evergreen Masonic Lodge 114 will include jumping, horsemanship, Alvarade of Chile. 137-87. The same motion had been “We have to be very, very careful 11 a.m. service that day. A coffee Ellington Houle, defending the $9.3 school favor of the Town Meeting. They just workers by doing this,” he said. Caroljm Toce will discuss growing sponsor a tag sale May 28 and 29 and hunter and working divisions. The public is invited to attend to made earlier in the evening and was tonight that we don’t cut ourselves Dooley cautioned that even though hour will follow the service. million budget, reminded voters that don’t like coming to them. I’m disap He said he has “agonized” over the Arthur C. Caldwell of Middle Rd. herbs. On May 29 club members are June 4 and 5 at the lodge hall, 1559 Proceeds from the event are set help support the Lion’s Club in its defeated 107-124. off, we want to keep the town run certain dollars have been budgeted The First Congregational Church the board has been able, in the past, pointed in the showing tonight.” budget since December and is willing has been elected chief of the invited to visit the herb garden of Main St. Admission is free. aside for eye research, eye testing projects for the coming year. George Prouty Sr. made the first ning, we don’t want a deficit next there is no guarantee the money will will have a mobilization session motion to approve the budget, noting, to return a modest surplus to the He said this year’s budget process to take a gamble on $60,000 rather year,” he said. be there to be spent. Ellington Volunteer Fire Depart Terri Kyc. Those planning to attend Refreshments will be available. and equipment needed for the club’s Refreshments will be sold. "We are in a situation where we town because of good fiscal respon was the most painful he has than fight, even though there is Councilman Joset>h Merluzzo Councilman Robert Wehrli said he must accept what we need to have, sibility and the receipt of revenues experienced in the past seven years. already an $80,000 risk factor on moved to estimate 100 per cent tax thinks the council should see that School not what is nice to have.” which were more than anticipated. He said every department was cut. teacher turnover and an unexpected collection and to set the mill rate at department heads live within their Michael Catarino then expressed The council had cut the school “There were no survivors in this increase in insurance costs. budgets. L menus 58.5. He said he would hope that ad amazement that with/a population of board’s budget by $250,000. year’s process...no favorites,” Mayor Thomas Benoit said he, the ditional revenues coming to the town Mayor Benoit said the bottom line Hebron M e n n e n Speed Stick 29,000, "we are still having town Houle later made a motion to Dooley said. of the budget required a four-mill in director of administration and the would offset a tax collection of less Elementary D e o d o r a n t meetings.” He then went into a restore $65,000 to the school budget He said the proposed budget was a council worked throughout the than 100 per cent. crease, but he was willing to go along and the motion was ruled out of order Monday: Orange juice, 2.5 oz. speech about how he would hope that tight one, with “risk” factors in all budget process to balance the needs Stanley Roesler, director of ad with 3.5 and take a risk. in the coming months the position of by Brooks. There was a challenge to areas, but he said that’s the price The vote on the motion to set the hamburg on roll, potato chips, Reg. 1.19 of the town and the ability of the peo ministration, said the non-taxable Herbal, lime Or regular scent. mayor would be full-time. From the this ruling, but Town Atty. Martin that has to be paid to set a tax rate rate at 58.5 passed with only Wehrli cole slaw, fruit cocktail. ple to finance these needs. He termed revenues total about $5 million and Tuesday: Oven opposed. fried chicken, mashed potato, carrots, cranberry sauce, Neopolitan whip. Mayor urges big turnout Wednesday: Tacos, rice pllaf, tomato slices, com bread, pineapple cake. Thursday; Roast beef, at forum on government gravy, mashed potato, green 1200 Watt Blower/Styler beans, Jello. South Windsor dorsed the present council-manager “One of the main concerns of the Friday: Lemonade, tuna form. council,” says Mayor Bender, “is fish sandwich, macaroni Mayor Sandra Bender has issued Only Deputy Mayor Robert Myette that the public be informed as to the salad, garden salad, brownie. an appeal to South Windsor residents voted against the resolution. Myette differences in the two forms of Rham Extra Thick A switch operates 2 speeds, 3 heats. to attend the forum on council- reportedly initiated the original peti government. The elected mayor has Monday: Roast beef, gravy, Feather-light with powerful blower. manager vs. ‘strong mayor govern Cushioned Deluxe »52167 tion, although he has repeatedly no special requirements other than mashed potato, green beans, Folding Chair ment tonight at 8. stated that he is in favor only of the being a town resident, whereas the cranberry sauce, orange The Town Council is concerned referendum and has not committed town manager was recruited freeze. that all residents be well informed on himself to strong mayor government nationally, requiring an advanced Tuesday: Spaghetti with both forms of government before the for South Windsor. degree in public administration and meatballs, garden salad, June 5 referendum. The petition was initiated at a time sevoral years experience as a Italian bread, pears. Our Reg. 21.99 Mayor Bender said, “All citizens of Wednesday: Hamburg on CORNINGWARE when the council was trying to hire a professional administrator.” roll, orange juice, potato SAVE South Windsor are urged to attend new town manager to replace Terry Mayor Bender said she felt the ‘Spice of Life’ Pattern the League of Women Voters’ forum chips, cole slaw, refrigerator OFF Our Reg. Low Prices V. Sprenkel. They feared the possible positive aspect of council-manager pie. concerning the change in the form of change of government would dis government was that it provided government for South Windsor. The Thursday: Hamburg pizza, LOAF PAN OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF courage qualified managers from better service and was more ef garden salad, peaches. referendum question which is going 2Qt.,Orig.8.50...... ' 4.66 considering South Windsor. ficient.' Friday: Juice, fishburger, before the voters...is extremely im Town Manager Paul Talbot, hired "The town manager, who is the french fries, carrots, raisins WEDDING portant to the community.” last year by the council, is himself a and peanuts. COVERED BAKE DISH employe of the council, is chosen l ‘/i(Jt.,Orig. 11.50...' "This referendum was called in victim of government change in solely on the basis of his education, 6.64 BANDS response to a petition requesting the Gloucester, Mass. That community and experience qualifications,” said OUR REG. 12.97 TO 69.97 voters have the opportunity to vote changed its form of government Mrs. Bender. “The fact that there South Windsor COVERED SKILLET on changing the government from from manager to mayor, leaving Secondary l ‘/:(Jt.,Orig.l2.5d.';>, are no political obligations or party Large, sturdy frames, braced 7.40 council-manager to mayor-council,” Talbot without his position. ties puts the town manager in a non Monday: Frankfurt on roil, said Mayor Bender. non-tilt patio legs. Chaise has Opponents of strong mayor govern partisan position.” french fries or potato puffs, adiustable backrest. Plump COVEREDSAUCEPAN “Although subsequent puMic 3Qt.,Orig. 14.50 *9. .*47. ment agrue that if South Windsor Although the mayor would be wax beans. button tufted double corded 8.33 hearings on the question held by Our well know fashion rose, traditional, blossom or contemporary designs, voted to change government and elected by the voters at large, Mrs. Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, edge cushions ^ Oven to table, dishwasher safe; add Charter Revision Commission and vegetable, Italian bread. all in gleaming 14 K gold. Please allow 10 days for special order sizes. elected a paid mayor, many other Bender expressed concern that the to your set of this popular pattern. the council were lightly attended, the Wednesday: Toasted bacon >■5/- positions would have to be created to number of available persons would 30 Assorted Per Store, No Rain Checks Name Brand Watches. Benrus, Hamilton, Helbros, more council agreed to send the question to and cheese sandwich, lettuce add expertise in governmental af be restricted to those who could af Choose from electromatics, calendars, $ O Q S O O referendum so the people of South and tomato, potato chips. GIFT DEPT fairs now handled by the Town ford to either give up their present automatics, sport, day/date, etc. Reg. to 39.99 and Windsor would have a formal oppor Thursday; Pizza day. Manager. job, who were self-employed with Metric recipes in Vernon Friday: Chef's day. tunity to express their desires on the Others who favor strong mayor staff to operate their businesses, or government form,” she said. Take 60 ml of margarine, 120 ml of mini marshmallows and 1.25 liters of Rice Krispies, Elementary government feel an elect^ mayor who were presently not employed The South Windsor Town Council melt and mix, and you have Madhatter Marshmallow Crispies. Brenda Somerset, a teacher Monday: Hamburg or would be closer to the needs of the outside their homes. Extra Thick DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVE WITH RAY-O-VAC has gone on record opposed to a community, knowing he could be at the Northeast School, tells a group of second-graders how to cook with the metric cheeseburger on bun, french The forum will begin tonight at 8 in fries or potato puffs, com. Cushioned Deluxe Searchlight change to strong mayor. It has en- voted out of office at the next elec system. It was part of a schoolwide “Metromania” program last week. Other students the Council Chambers of Town Hall. Tuesday: Lasagna or Folding Chaise tion. were sent on scavenger hunts equipped with metric rulers to find leaves and rocks of cer spaghetti with meat sauce, Auto Body Repair Products salad, peas, Italian bread. Reg. tain measurements. (Herald photo by Richmond) 2.99 Andover FOI case We^esday: Toasted bacon Duro Auto Body -(mifimitmulm 3-cell all-steel. and cheese sandwich, lettuce Undercoating, Reg. 1.99... and tomato, french fries. 1.44 Long range beam. Thursday: Pizza day. Rockvme hospwai note* Ray-O-Vac Heavy Duty Finding upholds^ w w - w hoardm w w <'/v Friday: Chef’s day. Duro White Knight Pint 0 1 7 :^inslapurer C or D Batteries -m nt I MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB | 24” Folding Water Filter Auto Body Repair Reg. 2 M £ m m I f f 2 Peck...... f y * The Andover Board of Finance did preparing an argument for that votes of tinance board members Admitted Tuesday: Norman (juart Reg 4.99.3.33 Gal., Reg 12.99.9.70 not violate the state Freedom pf In meeting. were not recorded and minutes of the St., Ellington; Earl Tolland Barbecue Brazier by Water Pik Brass Plated Chain Banks, Mountain Spring Rd., Elsemore, South St., I SWIMMING ASSOCIATION | formation (FOI) Act by holding an Mrs. Loy said a 1917 state statute March 31 meeting were not available Tolland; Gail Blake, Hartford Parker & Hicks Door Lock executive session during a March 31 Rockville; David Franek, *has a limited number of! Our Our Duro Body Shop Kit, Includes preceded the FOI Act. The statute until April 13. Tpke., Vernon; Rose Elm Hill Rd., Vernon; Mary Monday: Hot dog on roll, Reg. 0 6 6 meeting, according to Helen Loy, Reg. allows finance boards to go into Mrs. Loy said votes were not taken Eckenrod, Lakeview Dr., Juliano, St., Bernard’s Terr., ^ membership openings available for | potato chips, green beans, 18.99 26.99 Body Repair Manual, Reg. 8.99 FOI commissioner. closed sessions to discuss budgets. at the meeting. However, she said Ellington; Bertha Lanz, Rockville; Kathleen Walley, jiiithe 1977 season. For information S fruit. Enioy purer, cleaner, better tasting However, Mrs. Loy favored the Pinney Hill Apts., Ellington; Adjustable grid, 23x17" A compliant by Andover resident minutes should be available within a Spencer St., Manchester; I call 646-3838 after 4:00 P.M. | Tuesday: Beef and gravy, water! Easy to install. 2 5% OFF Petersen Basic Car Repair Books, Reg. 2.79...... 1.96 . Cham has secret catch ; complaint when she said the finance Frederick Mohl, Moser Dr., Mrs., Judy Weston and son, noodles, peanut butter woodgrain utility shelf. Lawrence Bates that the executive reasonable time, judged by the com Foldslike magic for HARDWARE DEPT 50% Off in slide. Includes key. board did not follow state statutes mission to be within one week. Rockville; Kenneth Wetmore, Regan St., Rockville. sandwich, com, brownie. session was in violation was heard bv Grand Ave., Rockville; travel, hook for storage. when it allowed non-board members Lastly, Bates complained the Wednesday: Hot turkey Mrs. Loy May 5. Yvonne Wieliczka, Court .St., to attend the closed session. She is finance board did not file a list of sandwich, cranberry sauce, 20 lbs. Kingsford Charcoal 2 5 7 The full FOI Commission will act Rockville; Sadie to e Wright, peas, vanilla pudding with recommending the board be ordered regular meetings as required by the Briquets, Reg. 2.99...... on her recommendation May 25. Brewster St., Coventry. peaches. Bates has the right to further argue to strictly limit attendance at FOI Act. Mrs. Loy had no comment Discharged Tuesday: REGINA,JL Thursday: Italian grinder, the case at that time. Bates is executive sessions. on that part of the complaint. Arlene Champagne, Bridge soup (Hicks) beet salad, 3-Speed Bates further complained that whipped Jello. Heavy Duty Friday: fish sticks, tartar Rug Shampooer- sauce, Spanish rice, corn. Ice Floor Polisher cream. Bolton board .explains Middle & High Monday: Ravioli casserole, issues for newcomers house pai tossed salad, rye bread, JULIETTE AM/FM pears. Walkie Talkie Bolton’s ‘‘lame duck” Board of the budget for 1977-/8. The budget was Powerful 400 watt motor Electronic Clock Radio AM/FM Cassette Recorder Tuesday: Hot beef waxes, scrubs, buffs. with Morse Code Selectmen spent most of its meeting time rejected at a Town Meeting Monday. sandwich, corn, princess 120 oz. liquid dis Tuesday night reviewing town problems • Received a report from the Rockville HIGH penser plus attach Our Our peach pudding. mentsfor rugs or Reg. [7 0 for incoming new members of the board. Public Health Nursing Association. There Wednesday; Pizza, cole FA SH IO N - COLECO bare floors. 39.99 Three persons who will take office July were 66 visits for a total of 80 community slaw, dessert. IP-683 Wake to music or alarm. Sleep switch Records from AM/FM radio or built-in 1 heard details of problems ranging from hours in April. LOW PRICE Thursday: Juice, Italian 14x8x3 Ft. Oval Pool Package Great lor camp or outdoor fun! the development of a five-year plan for the grinder, green beans, chips, snooze control. For you. for a stunning condenser mike. Battery or electric. Volume control, Morse code key. • Received a report from Peter Walnut gram. town to its budget for 1977-78. Massolini, fire marshal, that he inspected fu^e cookies. sturdy 2" verticals; includes Friday; Fish and cheese the Alpha-Omega Inn and posted load oc cartridge filter and steel pool Incoming members of the board who on roll, macaroni salad, cupancy signs. ladder. Assembly requirM. attended the meeting were Democrats vegetable, peaches. Our Reg. 199.99 Henry Ryba, John Carey and Joann Delinquent taxes SAVE AT CALDOR ON COASTAL CHEMICALS Neath. A fourth. Republican Ernest Tax Collector Elaine Potterton said lien 7)4 lbs. Isoclor Tabs or Powder, R«i. is.99...... Shepherd, has attended several meetings notices for delinquent real estate taxes 13.47 Gallon Cal-Jet Algaecide, Reg. 3.79...... 3.17 in the past. have been sent to all delinquent Vernon A light moment occurred when Carey, taxpayers. If the tax is not paid by June 1, Elementary, invited the present board to attend the liens will be filed with the town clerk. new board’s meetings after July 1. Mrs. Potterton said tax demands are Sykes, Middle '■1 Tlie development of a five-year plan for being mailed to delinquent motor vehicle the town is a requirement of the new Town and personal property taxpayers. Alias Monday: Hamburg on roll, Charter. All boards will be involved in its tax warrants will be issued on taxes not trench fries, cole slaw, pud development. paid by the due date of the demand;' regular low ding. Tuesday: Manager’s choice. FAMILY SIZE Also directly involving the charter is up For further information, call Mrs. ■ lor wood iKkng. doors. ■ for wood, bnck, corKrete a metal Him a m«tal SHOE-TOWN price dating the town's ordinance book. Because ■ lade-resisiani while a colors *16 Wednesday: Hot turkey WASH Potterton, 649-0784. ■ enamek^ed (or incrodiblo ■ quick-drying, easy latex sandwich, gravy, cranberry AMiirlpool durabthty and gloss retention CAPACITY of the charter, a number of ordinances appiicabon and cleanup Public hearing ■ Brilliant White plus a full hne o( sauce, peas, strawberry short ■ resists Mstering. mildew, were invalidated. ready-mixed and custom cokKs Tie on a pair of th e s e The Planning Commission will hold a fumes and alkali cake. The present and incoming board COLECO b tu public hearing to night at 8 at the Com leg wraps. T oday’s ’’h o tte s t” s ty le ... with Thursday: Juice, pizza, 18 Ft. Westinghouse 5,000 members also discussed the dog pound HEAVY DUTY AUTOMATIC WASHER munity Halli applesauce, ice cream. Olympian Pool Package 16 Cubic F t Upright Freezer 7.5 Amps Air Conditioner situation, an affirmative action plan, road flowered canvas vamp...graceful rope-covered wedge. Frldy: Chill frankfurt on The preliminary subdivision map of 2 speed wash, rinse; 4 cycle conditions, development of Indian Notch roll, onion sticks, potato puffs, Westridge on Tinker Pond Rd. will be con Underneath, a bouncy gsnsiisis plantatioii crepe sole. selections. 4 water temper SmsomI Park, and the town’j involvement with the NO LIMIT WHILE SALE LASTS Jello. atures and load size water saver. HOLDS UP TO Introductory sidered. It consists of 17 lots and is being Choose white or navy in women’s 5y2-10M. 580 LBS. OF state Department of Environmental Our Orig. 269.70 *247 Prieol proposed by Ernest Reed. High School •i0E.i«/ofSoR(f FBOZENFOOD *276 OurOri|.$319 Protection for septic system problems. Great savings today Day or night cooling with 3-speed Ian. Don’t wait... sa v e *5 thru Saturday. Monday: Hamburg on roll, ^ 4 6 6 In other business, the selectmen: Correction on beauty and protection sturdy 6" toprail and uprights. Winter Matching Elec. Dryer, Ori|. iSA 70 Adjustable 11 position thermostat; vent iMoSreA, french fries, cole slaw, fruit...... I Adjustable wide range temperature control; • Learned Tunxis Trail will be paved A typographical error in Tuesday’s PAINTS for years to comet ized liner, Copperguard* wall. Vi H.P. Matching Gas Dryer, Orif. zi9 .7 0 ...... $ 199 • super storage door. Key-eject lock on door. control to exhaust or circulate air. Tuesday: Veal cutlet with polyester filament filter and aluminum Quick. •MiriintAXJtMn. immediately at a cost of about $60,000. Herald tpistakenly changed the meaning tomato sauce, mashed potato, safety ladder. IN ORDER TO m iNO YOU OUR LOWESr PRICES, DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION ARE OPTIONAL AT EXTRA CNARDE. • Learned the Economic Development of a statement by Robert Thornton, chair carrots, bread. Administration will not accept new man of the Bolton Board of Education. • WALLPAPER SHOE-TOWN Wednesday: Open hot applications from Connecticut for its The error, in a story about Bolton’s • PAINTS a PAINTING CONTRACTOR where famous brand names cost lessi turkey sandwich, gravy, 3 WAYS Public Works Act. Applications filed last budget meeting, said Thornton said it • RUGS • DRAPERIES • ETC. WINDSOR cranberry sauce, peas, fruit. TO Opwi Mon.-Fri. S A.M.-9 P.M. Sat. a A.M.-8:30 P.M. MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD CHUtl CHARGE SALE: WED. thru SAT. year will be considered under this year’s appeared “likely” that the school board Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. Thursday: Juice, grinders, MANCHESTER VERNON potato chips, applesauce. STORE HOURS: .. funding. would get an extra state grant later this Allan W. Kravltz & Sons Spencer St. (Silver Lane) & Hlllstown Rd Route 159 Dtihr: 10l.in.Ul9:30p.in. year. The word should have been Friday: Chill frankfurts on 1145 ToHand Turnpike Tri-CIty Shopping Cnirtar S M u rd iy: 9 1 jn . to 9-JO p.m . • Set May 25 at 8 p.m. at the Community Compfata Homt a Offiea Oacoratfna Caniar Other locatlona throughout Connacticul roil, potato rounds, green Sund<)rni.m .(o$p.iii. Hall as the Town Meeting time to act on “unlikely.” i Free parking. BankAmericard. Maslercharge beans, cookies. The Herald regrets the mistake. 840 Main St, Mandwstar, Ct TEL S43-7700 PAGE FO U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed,, May 18,' 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B Rockville High posts honor roll Area bulletin board Herald Luckless Eagles lose to Northwest Paul Martin, Susan McMahon, Alfred Here is the third quarter honor roll O'Crowley, Laurie Pawloski, Davia McKone, Kevin Morgan, Kathleen November campaign. The building angle Meier, Sherry Moore, Carol Morelll, for Rockville High School: Pfalzgraf, Vincent Pinto, Marjorie Moriarty, Richard Myers, Ronald Nolan, Tolland > will open for inspection of items at 6 By LEN AGSTER four if they hope to make safely as the strike glanced it at 6-all. On a 2-2 pitch to cond against Tim Andrus innings. The righthander, Proulx, Laurie Quinn, William St. Jean, Kristina Otten, Tina Ouellette, Cheryl Stephen Nickerson, Citrt Orkln, Lynn Herald Sportswriter the tournament. Northwest off* the glove of catcher Jim Monohan, Dakin un for a 5^ advantage. 4-1, had hurled 5 l/3innlngs G ra d e 1 2 Parsons, Rosemary Quinlan, Laurie Red The Parker School PTO will meet p.m. and the auction will start at 7 Robert Samson, Dewey Santacroce, Wen Perodeau, Annette Petro, Claudia Pinto, Earl Yost winds up its conference Dave Bottaro. furled a wild pitch scoring But the Indians mond, Brenda Robinson, Sheila Rowe. May 26 at 8 p.m. in the school's ail- p.m. Those wishing to donate articles Any breaks East Monday in an 8-6 win over High honors dy Satemis, Matthew Sereby, Andrea John Polhemus, Ray Poulin, Russell schedule at 4-6 with the In Berube coming down the Marques with what was to retaliated in the third with Diane Sadlak, Amy Sanders, Lynn purpose room. Dr. Vincent R. should contact Wayne Besaw, Box Catholic’s baseball Bloomfield. He whiffed (^ g o ry Ames, Mark Anderson, Terri Skowronek, Anita Soucler, Stephen Prechtl. Sports Editor dians 8-7 over-all, having line was a dead duck at be the winning tally. four runs, triples by Anderson, Desiree Atamian, Joan Aubin, Schmelter, Tina Shield, Valerie Stigas, Rogers, professor of education at the Mt. Dr. 646-6945. six, walked three and was Spencer, Carol Twlor, Robert Wendus, Nancy Rey, John Richer!, Laura Sac- team has gotten won three straight and five home but Bottaro’s on-line Northwest starter Tom Marques and Romano each touched for two hits and no Valerie Boynton, Diane Brlerley, Timothy Wonslk, Pam Youngerman. Anita Svirk, Susan Tliompson, Alan University of Connecticut will speak Mid-term reports will be issued to cuzzo. David Sanborn, William Schaufler, recently, it seems, of their last six. throw home was missed by Bisson didn’t retire a plating one run. East runs. Romano and Thomas Bronson, Chris Campelll, Mary Steven Smyrski, Teresa Stawickl, Ron Tiedt, Kim Toth, Jamie Uzell, Tony on “Open EJducation — Who Needs Rockville High School students Waggoner, Linda Walker, Mark Wehrli, have been bad ones. It East , led 6-4 going into Greene for an error with batter in the top of the picked up a run in the sixth Marques each had three Cassells, Alan Chandler, Nancy Couture, Strauss, Robin Tierney, Mark 'Torres, It?” The public is invited. Friday. The reports explain pupil G ra d e 11 Pam Young. the home seventh where Girard somehow winiding first, facing five. Pete Kiro on a John Murphy RBI- blows for the Indians. Chris Daigle, Dwight Day, Gayle Dlebolt, Michael Tringali, Jean Turner, Nancy The Parker School PTO will spon achievement since the end of the Feats recalled happened again Laura Ellis, Steven Fisher, Maryclalre disaster, for the Eagles up at third base. Relief drew a bases-Ioaded walk double before Northwest Dakin collected two of High honors White, Lynn Willette, Matthew Wytes, sor a tag sale and flea market in the third quarter April 18. Pupils are The Boston Marathon is the title of a most interesting yesterday in West Fleming, Theresa Glldden, John Goreckl, Kim Blonlarz, Darlene Bokls, Diane Toni Yitchinsky, Mark Zanella. G ra d e 9 anyway, struck. “We’re hurler Kevin Martin faced and Mark Dumais singled pulled out the verdict. East’s seven hits. The school parking lot June 4 from 10 expected to bring the reports to their book on the world famous 26 mile, 385-yard grind by the Hartford as the Dana Gregus, Deborah Hmmond. Brunell, Robert Bruno, Mark Burgess, making .breaks against one batter, Bob Marques, in two for a 3-0 edge. Two Kevin Kearney, third Eagles stranded 12 on G ra d e 1 0 High honors a.m. to 4 p.m. Stalls may be rented parents. , competent Joe Falls, sports editor of the Dietroit Free Elisabeth Hesse, Susan Irwin, Mary John Chapdelalne, Nancy Chartier, Ceci luckless Eagles ourselves,” Coach Jim and hit him with a pitch. more were added in the se- Northwest hurler, notched Susan Ames, Gregory Barbero, Cindy for $5. To reserve a spot call 875-8760 Press and one of the nation’s top columnists. base. In their last three Kirby, Robert Kukulka, Robert Malkin, ly Cloutier, Richard Davis, Deborah High honors At a recent special voter-making squandered a 5-0 lead Penders cited. Marques wound up scoring the win going the final four Bryant, Nancy Cavanaugh, Jonathan or 872-9953. Rain date is June 5. Falls, with help from many, including Jerry Nason, the outings, all setbacks, RuUianne Marcus, Marcia May, Allison Gilbert, Jennifer Gledhill, Sandra Tara Burke, Jon Burnep, Tim Connell, Ann Cosgrove, Marie Culjak, session conduct^ at Rockville High Pinch-hitter Dan Berube the winning run giving they’ve stranded 39. McMillan, Marsha Miller, Lisa Moody, Cameron, Mary Coleman, Susan retired Boston sportswriter and Jock Semple, known as and dropped a 7-6 HCC Goldsmith, Mike Gottier, Paul Paul Dickinson, Jenny Dickson, Linda School, 131 applicants were ad reached on an infield mis- Martin the loss, his second Elyse Petelle, Janice Plante, Doreen Grochowski, Robert Hagerty, Steven Donahue, Douglas Dugan, Eric Fisher, Vernon Mr. BAA, captures many of the highlights in the best verdict to Northwest Gibbs, Mark Grochowski, Paula mitted, Town Clerk Henry Butler cue stealing second and against one win. Eagles^ Frank Northwest Catholic (7) Rltzen, Terl Ruganis, Patricia Sadlak, Hall, Janice Hewitt, Kent Kuyumjian. Jeri-Anne Fleming, Barbara Hesse, Cris known marathon in the world. Catholic at Father’s AB R :H E Guerette, Shona Lockhart, Bryan The Education Committee of the said. taking third as East starter Penders then brought in Sports RBI Cindy Santo Christo, John Summers, Patricia Maurice, Philip Miller, Mark Inguantl, Cindy Johnson, Kim Kibbe, An out for year Sayadoff, 3b 4 0 0 1 0 Mannel, Kathleen McKone, Russell Vernon Junior Women’s Club has Fifth-grade students and their One particular chapter that caught my eye concerned Field. Frank Greene uncorked a Jim Dakin for mound ser Barry Taylor, Michael Turner, Karina Mocadlo, Suzanne Niemann, Cynthia drew Krassowski, Joanne Lewis. Oeser, Beth Phillips, Mary-Jayne Pullen, Ellison “Tarzan” Brown, the full-blooded Narragansett .slate. Girard, If 5 2 2 1 0 Urtans, Debra Vogel, Laurie Kinnealr, Eileen McKone, Donna Miller, George awarded scholarships to three parents are invited to an open house The setback drops East wild pitch. John Sayadoff vice. He intentionally East Catholic High’s Parker, Diane Patrlzzl, Mark Pedersen, Sue Romanowski, Jean ^ccuzzo, ^ b ln Indian from Rhode Island. Marques, c l 3 2 3 0 1 Thomas Bell. Evelyn Rask, Allen Rlberdy, Cindy Roccatagliata, Heidi Schneider, Ellen Rockville High School seniors. at Sykes School, Park St., May 25 at to 4-4 in the conference and flew out and Tom Girard walked Ray DeCampos standout hurdler, Bob Wytas. Brown, who ran against Manchester’s Joe Me Cluskey Wednesday DeCampos, c 4 1 1 0 1 Rothwell, Marc Shakln, Cynthia Shaw, Schumey, Dawn Shuey, Linda Small, Lin Annette Tator and Jo-Ann Cropley 7:15 p.m. There will be a brief PTO 6-8 over-all. The Eagles struckout swinging. "The before designated hitter Frank, will be out for the Honors Honore in several Five Mile Road Races here on Thanksgiving BASEBALL Bisson, p 0 0 0 0 0 Sally Aberle, Peggy Bachlochl, Russell David Singer, Donna Smith, Gregory da Stmad, Denise Wullivan, William each received $500 scholarships. The meeting in the auditorium followed must win three of their last latter, however, reached rest of the track season 4 1 3 Cheryl Apel, Marilyn Cameron, Steve during the 1930s, was one of the most colorful men in the Mike Romano singled tying East .Hartford at Romano, dh 0 2 Baron, Thomas Barton, Robyn Beaulieu, Surdel, David Theriaque, Cathy Webster, Tuppeny, Lorraine Veilleux, Barbara by a performance by the school band. Andrus, p 0 0 Cohen, Patty Conley, Sandy 6>nner, $100 Ronnie Morre Memorial Manehester, 3:.30 with a broken collarbone 0 0 0 Stefanie Wermter. VonHone, Susan Wellner. The Government Club will' show history of long distance running. Kearney, p 0 Margaret Beebe. Barbara Bousquet, Lawrence Cook, Sandra Cordner, Cindy Scholarship was awarded to Cheney Tech at Rocky suffered last Saturday in 0 0 0 0 Honors slides taken on its trip to Washington, Twice the heavily muscled Indiaq won in Boston Hickey, lb 2 0 Susan Brown, Trade Brown, Jill Bullock, Honors Coolady, Kathy Doremus, Glenn Doyle, Christine Daigle. Mill, 3:13 the Hartford Public In 0 0 1 Valerie Burke, Daniel Callahan, Peter Lisa Bardin, John Baskowskl, Craig D.C. All students must be accom despite the fact he had no formal training. He was just a Monohan, rf 3 0 0 0 0 Donna Anlello, Margaret Baker, Paul Eklund, Susan Furbish, Kim Children who will attend Penney at Simshury vitational Meet. Oisa, Mark Contois, Brenda Crockett, Margaret Beatrice, Stasia Blonlarz, Lin Boudle, Cindy Boynton, Colleen Brand, Gorden, James Gottier, James Gr- panied by an adult. bom runner. Catholic second Frank, a senior, was in Morris, 2b 4 0 0 0 0 kindergarten next fall must be Joann Dropley, Angela D’Agata, Candace da Boucher, Karen Bryant, Herbert David Buckim, Debra Campbell, Gall Nason points out during the 1936 Boston Marathon, Glastonbury at South Clarke, ss 3 0 1 0 0 zymkowski, Sharon Harding, Nancy registered and go through screening The Vernon Area Chapter of the Windsor jured in a semifinal heat of Davidson, Matt DuBeau. Bucklin, Tony Campelll, Perry Cooper, Capello, Cheryl Chandler, Wilma Harger, Stephen Heaney, Sheryl King, Johnny "The Elder” Kelley caught up with Brown at the Berube, ph 0 1 0 0 0 Jane Ely, Penny Fitzgerald, Sue before school opens. Parents should American Association of Retired the 120-yard high hurdles. Robert Cropley, Thomas Donahue, Kathv Crockett, Scott Donnelly, R. George Jeff Koenig. top of the hill near Boston College and at the halfway Newington at Rockville Fitzgerald, Terrle Fitzgerald, Diane contact the school nearest their Persons (AARP) has elected Alice He set school records in Doran, Lisa Doss, Carol Fabijanczuk. Fletcher, Denise Fleury, Sarah Fluet, Gloria I^walczyk, Paul Kukulka, Jeff point as he passed Brown, he gave him a friendly pat on Coventry at Bolton Totals 32 7 10 2 5 Fredette, Charles Gunther, Sheryl Catherine Foley, Margaret Foss, Brian Susan Ganey, Winifred Gerakaris. home by June 3. The final screening Creelman president. Other officers in HCC track Khani at East Hampton the 120 and 330-yard East Calholie (6) Huelsman, Paula Jones, Michael Judd, Lajoie, David Lamot, Randy Moca'do, programs will be June 7 and 8. A elected are Robert Jenks, vice- the backside. hurdles this campaign. Furbish, Eileen Hany, Dawn Harding, Philip Gonsalves, Barbara Green, Karen Moore, Stacey Nutter, Beth TRACK AB R H E RBI James Lepore,' Patti Lockwood, Uane "Brown looked up,” . Nason said, "and took off like a Without the services Amy Harrison, Laura Herbst, Paul David Greenier, Doris Gunther, Lu-Anne Osolin, David Pardus, Cheryl Pasternak, child must be five years old by Dec. president; Harriet Wetherell, recor East Catholic at Claslon- Furlong, 2b 3 3 1 0 0 Lombardi, Michael Madden, Donna M. rabbit. It was like Johnny Kelley had put a pin in his fan of standout hurdler Player of Week Inguantl, Mary Judd, Mary Juliano, Hass, Suzanne Holmes, Don Houle, Beverly Pigeon, Brian Prechtl, Laura 31, 1977, to enter kindergarten this ding secretary, Ethel Baumer, cor Murphy, ss 2 1 1 1 1 Martin, Jeff Martin, Linda McCarthy, ny. Johnny never caught up again. The Indian got so far in liury (girls) Joseph Kehoe, Carolyn Kennedy, Karen Joanne Jacobsen, Daniel Kehoe, Diane Rothammer, Roxanne Rozman, Lisa fa ll. responding secretary; Howard Bob Frank, East NEW YORK (UPI) - Brasa, 3b 3 1 0 0 1 Beth Michaud, Katherine Montanye, front he stopped about two miles from home (finish line) TENNIS Kloski, Jackie Koehler, Michael Lavoie, Kelley, Gretchen Kemp, Rod Kunz, Lori Stokes, Sheryl Thlbeault, Frederic The Vernon Republican Town Com Amos, treasurer. Directors are Ann Bruce Sutter, 24-year-old Kiro, cf, p ^ 4 0 0 0 1 Sharon Moses. and began walking. He won comfortably.” Catholic’s track team East Hartford at Michael Lee. Janlne Lombardi. Lentocha, Robert Lessig, Carole Levitt. Turklngton, Frank Van Cleef, Carol mittee is planning an auction June 11 Cavanaugh, Virginia Cordsten, Earl Chicago Cubs right-handed Greene,' p 0 0 0 1 0 Nancy Newcomb, Susan O'Cdin, Anne Janet Manchester, Tammy Marth, still managed to take Manehester Michael Maloney. Holly Martin, David Weber, Keith White. at the Tolland County Agricultural Beebe, Wesley Schlude and Mary For the victory, Brown qualified for the United States reliever, Monday was Dumais, dh 4 0 1 0 2 second place in the Cheney Tech at Prince K. Martin, p 0 0 Center, Rt. 30, to raise funds for the Cheshire. Olympic team in '38 but his love for the bright lights and named the National 0 0 0 Tech Blake, rf 0 0 0 1 0 a few beers didn’t do him any good. For getting involved HCC Championship League’s Player of the with some of Hitler’s Blackshirts, he was jailed for two Manehester at East Hart Gieras, If, cf 3 0 0 0 0 Plainfield results Meet yesterday in ford (girls) Week for the period ending Dakin, rf, p. if 5 0 2 0 0 mMT [IBM snon s-ii (I) nights before the marathon and after leading for 13 miles, TBNTMmH Middletown. May 15. D. Martin, lb1 3 0 1 0 0 ■ tanri I M H N p 7N IH IH and being second at 18 miles, Brown was stricken and GOLF KIQ Mwit M IN IN Plainfield entries The Eagles wound up Sutter, whose 0.64 ERA Bottaro, c 3 1 1 0 0 man Mid) MTi MMw IN IN IIN l-tNiHilB IN Xavier at East Calholie 2,r«MI IH IN fell. leads the league, made Frelheit, ph 1 0 0 0 0 14.M IH IN lawt M Km, hs 17N IN 4N SaratM s IN IKIISI with 103 points, 50 in the GIRLS SOFTBALL U» IN IN kkUi 3U hH HIN WBMESMII EVBaK A German spectator, meaning well, started picking Hopper, ph 1 0 0 0 0 7M 't U IN 7H:NN TMRSMYIUTIB three jumping events, to .Manehester at East Hart four appearances last week I Tm, b TJI MM2UpiUH2N m k h i u p n i u n Brown up and for this help he was disqualified. ' n il TIKllN IriMp U l pN nU.H TiNkH 43-1 nU t o H MIMIPN liM edge out Northwest ford, 3:15 and earned three saves to nh w h M M IN piM INN ,, MlllaclISPN Totals 32 6 7 3 5 eo u i iii oatni Tim awui m FM 11- 1 1. Met M l 41 FM 7-1 1. U 'l Jaya Catholic which had 100. boost his season total to rriMa IM HU IIMUI M kUIU pNIHN INMMId) 111 cflKcncir in r 1. FMH M 14 4-1 I N m CM LCnrHi 7-2 I U'l IMi lb Two in 48 hours Hartford Puhlie at East NW 004 000 30x--7 7iMa 142 pN IHUI iUsMUi IN IN IH INk'i 12- 1 IM b M M l m iStn nine saves. IHKO Ml tUkHi 7.H 7N IN IH IN I lit Ml 7- I HI IN 41 i S L iMiriMi 42 I Nabr IMhn Host Xavier High once Catholic, 3:15 East ZTVl Jq U l U l IN DN7I |,ll iq W*. m hu Brown was the subject of a lot of ribbing when he got 320 001 000-6 INpIMM IH IH IN IhflMFiM 4 7-2 4. S MT ikklaMljl >4> i o n 141 I la la HM again won the title with 212 Thursday IIN IN Mm’i W 22N 7N 4N IH 4. I m ’i iM S- 3-1 IDicMM L MuAmh 4| i Mrim Vh I CMp HlM I2-I I HM M Mit't Tw In TMillJl m % 41 IM IlM t back home but this seemed to spur him on and on. One IN IN IN M M lU p N tllH 1M;3UI LMM Tm Tm ip T iiitii 141 I Spm M a points. St. Paul was fourth BASEBALL WE SERVICE 1NL3U1 74im M l 7N TiSM 141 M NNN M M lU p N IN N LIm M i 4- IF 41 7 . HM M 41 7. 7. aatadilm 2-1 7. PiH weekend he entered marathon runs on Saturday and Sun IN pN II17.N INIIIN M mIi lU pN I4IH 7. OmIi Qm i 41 I ‘Ursir with 81 points followed by Windsor I,orks at East ilU M tllN 4i I Mqi't IM ll'l IrmP 41 7. lati Pin I I Imp k Imp 42 IRnplbi day, one in Yonkers, and the other in Manchester, N.H., THMi U-1 iN IlHIN M M m pN ilNH TrtMi 1-u pM m n I. M mUk 12- BdA t nMtfNl Im| Aquinas 18 and South Ml SiNli l U ^ SMN MMb 113 pN IJSIN 7101 MIJN EbiaH Catholic, 3:15 MmlllM IN IN 4 .H Nin IMB CNBt (U 41 1. tiMl M l M M ca 4*1 I Smm 141 1. kiW SM for the New England championship. He won the New TNIS-II(II| ItSfclp 1-3,7 pU H31IH lit HIM cHKcncn u r 1. H Am Hurt! 5- I NH'i CmM liar Ml Catholic 11. TENNIS MhiM Hh i n IH 41 IPiN i'ilq i hCM SaMi 41 IPatl York race and then hitchhiked to Manchester and won PORSCHE-AUDI ZMNrMi NN ItN IIN MnSMId) 2. « | M 7- 7-2 IMfiUlMlMl 42 I I M I lOrtM 41 I PTi IrMa Bob Caffrey won the tri Tom Sipples ICmrOsni IN IN 3N Mu Mif IN 41 IhMtaai 2-1 I 4 lE nbrSM Jon Lindberg East Calholie at East I « i Mllir 7N IN nK iiN W»«H« IH IN IS- MMI 4 1 1 QMililm I. PibM M I. TA'i Maa that race too, despite arriving just a few hours before the ple jump with a leap of 42- METRO HARTFORD'S NEWEST 74hn'iNrt| IN iNOpiMS IN IN M M lUppUINN 74n Tka zj| i Nm Inw I- 41 IHHi Omii 141 I ,41 I PinaU NMI 1 lUllallniap 41 IUH m Hartford 7K U N UmtM CmL M IN IKHN 5. a Mm 12- 41 IHMaSpielrf 7-1 I I liM Sum 41 IhnMCaia start. clocking. w 3133 rMcb 311 piU tllH 141 I Cabi flbi 1 feet 3-inches, Rudy Mendes Len Parla took sixth in the GOLF PORSCHE-AUOl DEALERSHIP MMIIlNiiniN 7ilMa 3,14 piU SN7N M M lU M SUN i AprIM 7- 141 7. Miintti 13-1 7. ,4 laabMH I 7. Mm'i CaM Brown also won in Boston in 1939. rvMi III pN NUN M M 214 pN IIIN M kU 113 pU 331.N 7. ONTfi m II- 12-1 ITnitlnH I4I I 141 7. Mm 'i Tbt ITIm FIii won the long jump at 20- 880, Luke O’Connor took East’s mile relay quartet Munehesler / Simsliury 7riWi M-7 pN ttlMN PMcb 412 piM IHN Hom r m m m in Irihcli 7.3-7 pU INN IkUHfh 2- HM Ti When he raced in Manchester, he never won at the WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF 7i«Kli 4,3,3 piU IINN luNoicMiCTicnian IMaiWaiMtb feet 10-inches and Dave fourth in the two-mile run of Kolakowski, Mendes, at East Hartford 7«nis-iim 44birM IN IH IH m il TMB CHNt (3) ThH 7-1 I M n il 41 I 41 7IH IM PiM 141 42 I Mat short five mile distance, but he and McCluskey gave the PORSCHE-AUDI PARTS IN.IiapasT ILH IN IN 7071 Ml W lit HW CMUnai KNT 1. OmI Scett 2- 42 t - H M 42 I Kolakowski copped the and John Clifford and Phil Carr and Carter took third Vinal Tech / Portland at Mil M M r IH IN 4 I lam Iw I Hk'i at 41 41 ICbabpMc race the lift it needed to attract crowds on turkey day. IJN |t« IN IN 4,|M 1Ii4 M in in 2N 3IN IN 7JI IS- 12-1 IMMiPM ■ M d t 4 I Ut M m I M a k U a 41 12-1 I bai'i IH high jump at 6-feet 4- Goss took fourth and fifth place with the 440-yard IN 2N11N’iM IIN IN IMp M IN 7-2 4. lum Lm Cheney Tech 44aiaito 7M;2M1 FM'ihitMI IN IN XMfrraff 7- ,4} I U HM I MM t 7-2 41 IhMilpiibl Brown had only a seventh grade education and lived TKIIN UilKl IN I M 'i tPO 7W 4. 0|tf Mt 12- 2-1 I UrI NIcMir ! m 'i RM inches. respectively *in the mile. relay foursome of Sipples, GIRLS SOFTBALL MMIUpiUtNH 4 lU M IM t ISbiM M I 41 7-21 h a I with his wife and four children in a clearing in the HOFFMAN PORSCHE AUDI IIHMI eUpklUppMIlZN TIEUN M M 4M piU UIN 7 K N N iMcfeTnNfc I- .McmM 14 I Pm'i MUan I Pilp t|Ma 41 lUlbiPrlia 41 I M M Fathai Harry Carr tied for Clifford set a freshman Caffrey, Carter and Chip East C a t li o I i e at Mpdi U2 piU ITtN M M lM p iU ^ 7iMa 442 pN IlNIN M M 2M M IN N ISmMiOitkii S- 141 7.1 . MM’iHaj 41 I lam 7. (yiaiirn trail 12-1 7. U l'i M I M i 141 7. Uaq Westerly woods. The two-room home was a tar-papered 700 CONNECTICUT BLVD.. E. HTFD. 528-9447 7iMi > U pN SINN W M IU pN ITIN M ieUIM M U H N 7. Utt Mri II- IHCI . PlWa’ihok 41 I Mat bap fourth in the 120-yard high record with a 4:39.4 Kalos taking second. Norlhwest Catholic 7rtlM 4,21 pN IINN 071 Ml (I) 41 rtaMMi I I TMa bp 42 n m s-iin TiMcti 243 pU IIINN L iMNr M i ■m M MH nm b h shack made out of bark from trees. DIHI7I Ml (q MMlOMp IIN IIN IN LMT 1 Ml M Mn 71a b IM hurdles and took fifth in the UaNMp 7N IN IN o n o ii S-ll (q OMlin IpMI: Cm; CbctaraI ISpafal: PaM b IlH “Here was this undisciplined man, this untrained man, 74NWI LN IN 141IM IIN IN IN U m U IN IN 4-jMMiW 14.N IN IN 330-yard intermediate im s UlnHsij hm IN this child of nature - oh, I can see him running, that dark MMiVitkp IN M rriar IN IH 7MI114 hurdles. Caffrey took se TIKllN IN h M 2N FNm 'i Im« 3.N skin glistening in the sun, those rippling muscles - here he MWi 117 piU MIN IMilZN M M Ul pN MIN 7M:3U1 cond place in the high jump M M Ul pN HUH was in 1945, living as if the white man had never come to NtMiUlpNUUI MMIUpiHIISN TiDM 141 pN HMIN M M 3M M U IN with Dave Roberts third. 7t«Kli 1,7,4 pN S7t7.W PiriK4a»l.N M M 4U M S1H.H this country,” Nason told Falls. Brown has skills, as a sun r m CHBiii) rrifM 142 pN I4HII 3071 rm CWM (n__ litlicti 4-34 pU 3SH.1I The latter also took fourth 111 HM cMtcnoTf kur stonemason, woodchopper, tree surgeon and handyman, ieUah|,M IH IN IH iiHini r m coMi(7) IIUrMIM NH UN IN HKini IMH COKI (3) in the triple jump. Mbp I UN IN 14Mc(M IIN IN IN lit MM OMECTICn idiT and did any odd job to f e ^ and clothe his family. 2 6 . » « 5 0 O F F 7M a I.H i* h m IN IN H nrlin IN IN 7Ii m IH ItN IN IN Jon Lindberg took sixth TKIMS IH UHISm IH 4N Having personally covered a number of Boston 7II:U:47 TIEHN place finishes in the shot M M lUpiU tH N M M U IpiU tN N 44||M Iim IH Marathons, after World War II, when Charlie Robbins In Sets of Four M kU in piU II7N 112 M IIIN TMrNN tt l i rti M M UIpiM tNN put and^javelin with Tom 7tSidp 14,7 pN IIIKII l 241pN I3N .1I rtSM 447 pN IIIIH , i m m i u m i i i n was up among the leaders, third his best placement, and iM lM 344,fptU ITUN SO-FM oBues Sipples taking sixth place Little Johnny Kelley and Amby Burfoot were winning, I in the 100-yard dash and found Falls’ book just crammed with interesting facts on fourth in the 220-yard dash. Now on Sears the annual April Patriot’s Day run from Hopkinton to Lindberg also took a se PRICES EFFECTIVE Boston’s Prudential Center. 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CORNFUMER 0E3KM OPi.Y. , / 97 Spring & Summer Fashion drops the Silk Towners to 6-3 in the CCIL and 7-3 over-all classes planned 1178-15 $69.81 858.34 3.11 $ 7 .7 6 $ 9 .9 5 while the Whippets now stand 7-2 in the league and 9-2 Regular L78-15 $81.56 871.38 3.44 Reg. Reg. $2 2.95 Due to popular demand, over-all. the Manchester Recreation IS1.99 $ 16.90 •a '' Bright spots for WITH (W), 2. Malinoski (M), 3. Department will again con 2 3 TRADE IN BUTTERICK 5079 Linen Look" Manchester were Bob »» GiiarclHiiiun Sport Radial Sears Dynaply 24 SiiperWide XSS-70 Gray (W) :42.5. duct evening tennis classes Replace now! Here's a battery with adequate 'cold Walsh in the long-jump, Great for HOT summer wear. Crease - Resistant 880: 1. Kiel (W), w 2. to accommodate working cranking power for starting most c ars. .. plus reserve winning with a leap of 20- capacity for handling accessories. Fit most American- Fedorchak (M), 3. Driscoll people. The classes will be made cars. Looks 8i feels like linen. 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Uiaaplv 24 Kean 1 o« Plw A70-I3 $30 8 3 4 .8 8 1.96 'Iwhore crsllsmsn siili caro' Malinoski ran a personal Blarkwall Regular Price K.K.T, Figueroa (W) 10:09. and Thursday — 5:30 to GuariHnisn Kporl Sranlow Plus E70-14 8 8 8 .8 8 2.44 best of :43.5 to take second HsdioliRlarhMalh Hcgulsr Price PUT A78-13 S35.M 1.72 Q uikD rip Mile relay: 1. Windham 6:30 intermediate; 6:30 to F70-14 $38 8 8 1 .8 8 2.58 FAST N FRESH* MODEL 7960 in th e 330-yard in B78-13 SS7.M 1.82 3:53.5. . 6.00-12 S2B.U 2.17 2 to 8 cup 7:30 beginners. 4 E76-I4 »3*,a* 2.23 G70-14 $40 8 8 8 .3 8 2.74 Automatic Textured Seersucker Look termediate hurdles. Javelin: 1. Ward (W), 2. 5.60-13 • 2 » .n 1.67 A brand new calculoior from Cemuodora The classes start May 23 F78-I4 •3I.M 2.37 H70-I4 8 8 4 .8 8 2.9* DRIP Wes Fedorchak in the Mainville (M), 3. Eigner (M) 6.95-14 $29.U 2.07 |4I wllti rt>« fesfwrsi yew would SKpscf on e and run five weeks. Make G78-I4 sas,** 2.53 COFFEEMAKER 880, Ed Lemieux in the 177’ 5". 5.60-15 $2 9 .$ 9 1.91 078-15 939.99 2.50 G70-IS 8 8 4 .8 8 2.85 lispmip modil. up classes are Friday at two-mile and Glenn Shot put: 1. Bradford (W), 6.00-15 $29. U 2.oa 1178-15 939.99 2.79 H70-I5 $42 8 8 8 .8 8 3.00 Double Knits the regular class time. Flosdorf in the mile also 2. Marshall (W), 3. Chymer SAVE 3 9 % SAVE *1 $ 5 .9 5 Registration is open to Reg. $1 2.95 ran well. (W) 50’ 3”. All new fresh apring colors Including white. n town residents with proof Auto Hendliimp Dupont Cur Wax Results: Discus: 1. Bradford (W), 2. No Trade in! Free Mountuig 440-yd. relay: 1. Windham Golnlk (M), 3. Chymer (W) of residency. Registrants | 0 9 Lightweight & comfortable. 60" Wide 143’ 5”. $13.95 u :46.4. are required to buy a 2 * * ) PAeen m nes meoeoi 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Goule High jump: 1. Blay (W), 2. recreation card plus a Reg. 11.79. For side-by- Keg. $3.99. Combines Reg. $ 38.95 fetmaneni potytstef ItNer lets 10*1 Mew IMachina wash ■ Tumble dry $177 side systems. High and fine paste wax ingre Front-End Alignment SeiiooHt c«ftM iwfA Of mtihovi papM I4ter» (W), 2. Gray (W), 3. Kjellson Racine (W), 3. Kjellson (M) 6’ nominal fee for the 10 YARD 4” . low beam. Helps you see dients in easy-to-use 100% Textured DACRON‘S Polyester - r j (M) :16.4. lessons. Registration will in fog, snow, rain. liquid form. 16 oz. size. 100:1. Cahalan (W), 2. Daw Long jump: 1. B. Walsh REGULARLY $2.98 A YARD be held in person at the NOW 1/^ PR IC E 20in. 3speedB0XFAN son (M),3. Wilson (M) :10.4. (M), 2. Gould (W), 3. Ward (W) 20’ 1” . West Side Rec Center, 110 Mile: 1. Switchenko (W), 2. Cedar St. between 9:15 and •3 O FF INDOOR-OUTDOOR Flosdorf (M), 3. Austin (W) Triple jump: 1. Blay (W),2. Regular|i;.99 THERMOMETERS Miller (W), 3. Marrotte (W) 1:30 Thursday, May 19. Seura Heavy 44 4:35. I For most parts additional & BAROMETER 43’ 10 Vi” . 440: 1. Dawson (M), 2. Daly Sliockti American Cars if needed Weavers Kettle Chth\ Demarco (W), 3. 'Telgener Pole vault: 1. Kiel (W), 2. Cheney golfers S A V E *2"* Vinlng (W), 3. LaChance (M) PRICE 6 (M) :53.4. On 24 ql. Case We mIH • liispeii front-end (or aom or unsafe parls • $ 7 .9 5 SOLIDS 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Racine i r 6”. drop 2-I match Sears Oil Fillers .\djus( raster, camber, toe In and toe out • Oirck and Sears Motor Oil cenler alignmenl steering mechanism. Cheney Tech’s golf team Reg. $13.95 All n«w tprlng h tummHr color* dropped a 4-1 verdict to KrKular I7.!» m . Kit most Q Sears Gimplete Brake Job $19.95 Reg. $39.95 20 fashion solid colors. Coventry High yesterday American-made cars, 9 9 * „ 1 1 7 6 at Manchester Country many imports, pickup truclu and vans. Fast, low- Machine wash • Tumble dry - 4 4 " Wide East ups golf standard Drum Club. The Beavers now cost installation available. Regular $1.99, Change oil Regular $lt.l6 case. SAE lUW- 88 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10A.M. TO 6RM. SAT. \0m . TO 5R M .| 50% Calanesa FORTREL*Polyestar/50% Cotton YARD sport a 4-9 record for the TheHleadyKMer. filter when you change oil. 30 oil helps protect your en or Disc East Catholic High’s golf Charlebois at 86. East won Reg. $12.99...... 9.99 Meets new car warranty gine in all weather campaign. requirements. team upped its record to the match via the medal We • Turn and true69 all (our drums ar rotors • Kebulld REGULARLY $2.20 A YARD MC CALL'S 4663 Mike Fraser picked up 10-4 with a 3-2 win over wheel cylinders • Inspect master cylinder' Arc grM point route by 17 strokes. the lone point for the CATALOG SHOWROOM Bulkeley High yesterday at Results: Maselli (B) def. shoes (or complete contact • Flush and Need nydrauUc Techmen with the ■RIDCeroRT CONN NAMDCN l-UNN OMNOC CONN C*nriKLO UAU MAM WA7tRBUKV CONN « NAarroRO ODWN brake system, fill to capacity with brake fluid • Ac* Goodwin Park in Hartford. Whart Amtrtca ahopa «sr' 261 BROAD STREET Poudrier 1-up, Peracchio freshman taking medalist Sears KrTTVICLD MOI DANiUNV CONN CMCCNnCLb MAiil RrCNC N N wUrriKLO.IUII curately adjust each wheel • Hond test. Bulkeley is now 3-12. (EC) def. Phillips 3-2, AMiMWn AN* At $1MM tmn $i««* New dnims. rotors or wheel cylinders at addlUaaal BUim CORNERS T R I-C in PLAZA honors with an 82. OMSUT MWIVM4Wim Minw ■iJuM* PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 ■ Mnnchettle.r Evening Herald • Rosemary Yates of Kingston, R.I. and Milton Coslit of Coslit-Yates Franklin Square, N.Y., formerly of Manchester, were For 1 married April 9 at Christ U nit^ Methodist Church in Engagementa announced Wakefield, R.I. Home Delivery EAST The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Vance J. HARTFORD/area news Phone 647-9946 # • HEBRON • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON Yates of Kingston, R.I. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f v h h in u n and Mrs. Philip Q>slit of Webster, Mass., formerly of Manchester. The Rev. David Barwise of Christ United Methodist Church, performed the double-ring ceremony. The church was decorated with Easter lilies. Mrs. Robert Nickerson and William Dykstra II, both of Wakefield, were organist and soioist, respectively. T'-l Stoppa sayS liquor case is political The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Qiana gown designed with lace at collar, cuffs and train. Ronald Stoppa, Anthony Stoppa’s Stoppa spoke to town officials in license. Then he went to the PZC. nothing against the individual. She wore a short matching veil and carried a bouquet of By MAL BARLOW Bartlett said he considered the son. the fall about selling beer and wine in On Feb. 9 the PZC heard his ‘"The problem is the application of white and peach flowers. East Hartford Reporter ZBA action as overruling the PZC. 1 The younger Stoppa opened the the Golden Pizza. David Juliano, request. Maureen A. Belisle of Kingston, R.I. served as maid of the regulations. The laws are made The ZBA used the legal services of “Maybe because I’m a Republican restaurant in July 1976. It has only town planner, said then he was in honor. Bridesmaids were Karen I. Gilroy of Kingston, “This is not the usual hole-in-the- to be bent but not broken,” Forrest Vincent Trantolo, a Hartford at they’re giving me the business,” said about 937 square feet of floor space in favor of the idea. said. R.I. and Elaine Salinger of New Haven. Vicki Auden of wall pizza shop,” said Atty. Willard. torney. Town Corporation Counsel an angry Anthony Stoppa Monday. its dining area. Town zoning “A town should have the right to Grounds for the denial were: Manchester, the bridegroom’s diece, was flower girl. “We’re talking about a different Timothy McNamara said his office “I’m not going to take this,” he regulations require 3,000 square feet look over an area and its design and Selling liquor would “not be in har Don Kaufman of Glastonbury nrved as best man. thing. This is a nice, first class pizza could not file the suit. There would be said. or more before a restaurant can sell mony” with the regulations, the ZBA Ushers were Kevin Lennon of West Hempstead, N.Y. and decide then whether or not to allow a place. It deserves different a conflict of interest. His office Stoppa was talking about the suit any liquor. permit,” Juliano said. “For this type treatment.” exceeded its authority in granting its Peter Yates of Kingston, R.I., the bride’s brother, Scott would end up answering its own suit by the East Hartford Planning and He had bought all new equipment of food, (beer and wine) are natural variance, and the application was in Auden of Manchester, the bridegroom’s nephew, was ring PZC member Anthony Kayser said on behalf of the PZC. Zoning Commission. (PZC) against and had spent a large sum on the in drinks. Patrons are asking for it. But complete. bearer. then, “Every pizza hut in town will the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals terior. He signed a lease for five small restaurant owners in East say ‘We’re a nice clean family place. Only Jack Davis of the PZC voted The angpr, elder Stoppa has run for A reception was held at the Larchwood Inn in public office As a Republican. East , 2 ^ V. (ZBA) filed Monday afternoon in the years. Hartford have had to tell them to go We deserve a liquor license also’.” for the permit. Wakefield, R.I., after which the couple left for Jamaica. The engagement of Pvt. Laura Lee Hartford’s elected offices are held engagement of Miss Kathleen The engagement of Miss Maureen Court of Common Pleas in Hartford. But the business apparently did not elsewhere.” The PZC met Feb. 16 and voted 6-1 Stoppa kept at it. He went back to They are residing in Elmont, Long Island, N.Y. Smith of Yuma, Ariz., to Pvt. James The suit seeks to block the ZBA’s ap prosper. mostly be Democrats. Coslit is district manager of ARA Services in New D. Benito of Rocky Hill to James I. G. Benito of East Hartford to Juliano said he urged the PZC to to deny the special permit. the ZBA, which gave its approval Mr. and Mrs. Milton Coslit Brian Adams of Ft. Knox, Ky., both proval of a beer and wine permit to “People want something to drink April 28 to sell beer and wine in the York. Byer, also of Rocky Hill, has been an Herbert H. Dougan Jr. of take a more flexible view. Walter Forrest, PZC chairman, Stoppa said he suspects other nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manchester has been announced by of the U.S. Army, has bwn an the Golden Pizza restaurant at 808 with their meal,” explained Atty. Stoppa went first to the ZBA, which said then, “We can’t lower our stan Golden Pizza. reasons than those stated are behind Robert Benito of 32 Deerfield Dr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert nounced by her parents, Mr. and Silver Lane in the J.M. Fields shop Richard Willard, representing the gave him a variance for beer and dards. “I’m flabbergasted,” said PZC the block of his son’s attempt for a Benito of 32 Deerfield Dr. Mrs. Lawrence Smith of 36 Porter St. ping center. younger Stoppa before the PZC Feb. wine. Then he went to the state “This is a tough situation. Mr. member Frederick Bartlett at the liquor license. Politics is one, he News (or senior citizens Mr. Byer is the son of Mrs. Rose Mr. Dougan is the son of Mr. and Pvt. Adams is the son of Mr. and Golden Pizza is owned and run by Liquor Control Commission for a Stoppa is a solid citizen. We have PZC meeting May 11. said. Byer of 30 Dower Rd,, South Wind Mrs. Francis Taft of 45 Riverside Dr. Mrs. Gordon Adams of 66 Bolton By WALLY FORTIN " sor. The bride-elect was graduated Center Rd. from Manchester High School. She is The bride-elect was graduated The bride-elect was graduated Hello everyone. Well, the traveler our own members putting on a show employed by the Town of Water from Manchester High School in 1976 play of crafts and paintings will be on from Manchester High ^hool and and completed the advanced is back safe and sound and happy. It for us. Department. Road critic backs 1-84 link exhibit for one week. We wish to Atlantic Personnel of Hartford. was a beautiful trip with very little in By the way, I am sorry to hear of Her fiance, a graduate of Howell machinist course at Aberdeen, Md. thank Toni Pouech, Theresa Negro, She is currently stationed at the the way of rough seas. I’m sure Sue Scheibenpflug, Denise Pian- the death of a real close friend of Cheney Regional Vocational By MAL BARLOW Memorial Park to the end of the in tor has his full support, he told the connector may not be done for 10 Her fiance was g r a d u a l from the Yuma Proving (Grounds. everyone aboard had a great time, tanida, Amelia Holmes, Art McKay mine and our chairman of the Senior University of Hartford, Technical School, is also employed East Hartford Reporter complete 1-84 at the Manchester mayor. years or longer. Best estimates by and if not it had to be their own fault. Finance Committee, “Judge” James by the Town Water Department. Her fiance was graduated from town line. “The (Manchester) Conservation state highway officials give it no and Kay Hendrickson. “It’s the simplest and most, helpful Like always, there is plenty to do, Sposato. I want to personally extend The couple is planning a Sept. 10 Manchester High School in 1976 and Commission isn’t against every better than three years if there are 8 Golfers The couple is planning a Nov. 5 plan,” said Dr. Frederick Spaulding The major gain from the tem is taking advanced track vehicle and for some reason cruising on the my sincere and deepest condolences wedding at Willie’s Steak House in wedding at Kelly’s Pub & Steak highway proposal,” he said. no delays. Meanwhile, our golfers were busy mechanics course at Ft. Knox, Ken. told East Hartford Mayor Richard porary connector would be the ocean brings out a little romance in to Edna. Manchester. (Loring photo) House in Manchester. (Loring photo) "This plan is expedient and easy,” at the East Hartford course and Blackstone Monday. removal of afternoon rush hour traf Mayor Blackstone and many other all of us and even more in some. Also, our heartfelt condolences to The couple is planning an Aug. 27 said Dr. Spaulding. many of them participated in our Big He was talking about the mayor’s fic from the Silver Lane-Forbes St. To add to the wonderful weather, Mr. Frank Weiman whose mother wedding at St. James Church. East Hartford leaders, including “It attacks pollution at its worst Week Golf Tournament. (Loring photo) plan to build a $3.25 million connector area in East Hartford. the frosting on the cake was the passed away this past week. Town Council Chairman George time, the late afternoon,” he said. celebration of the 35th wedding an Now you might say that was a very from 1-86 in East Hartford to the end Dr. Spaulding, a member of the Dagon, have been^ushing for the Rush hour autos would be able to busy Monday, and believe me it was; Dog races Conservation Commission in niversary of Ed and Mary McKeever. of 1-84 in Manchester. state and fddecaL-governm,ents to get through East Hartford much however, it didn’t stop there, for in Back to Big Week and just a Manchester, is an harsh critic of Their children planned and paid for Blackstone presented the plan, build a permanent connector faster and with less pollution. On the evening we celebrated with a live reminder to you folks, who signed up highway expansion plans. The impact the trip in advance, and before the prepared by town engineers, to Gov. between the superhighways. Changes, and lively dance with Lou Joubert to go'to the dog races tomorrow. The warm summer afternoons, this could McKeevers could say no, they were Ella Grasso April 28. on their environment is almost in plans and 1-84 opponents to the east and his band. It was a real fun and bus will leave the center here at 11 make a great difference in air quali aboard. On ship, they were treated The connector would run from the always poor, he has said. have slowed the process. ty, he said. enjoyable evening with snacks a.m. so we expect you to arrive here BUIE SHUTTER PUY eastbound side of 1-86 near Veteran’s However, this temporary connec Dr. Spaulding said the permanent rather royally with parties and even around 10:30 a.m. Dr. Spaulding offered the mayor a word from the one-time great prepared and served by our kitchen staff and students. The successful Speaking of trips, we started his support and said he would also get “Hildegarde” who mentioned their signing up this past Monday morning the support of other environmen names and wished them well in front night ended with usual popular door prizes. for an Apple Blossom trip through East Hartford police report talists in the area. Dr. Frederick Spaulding, left, talks with East Hartford of a packed theatre crowd. Vermont and we filled our first bus & LEMN SCHOOl “The mayor is a man of action,” Mayor Richard Blackstone about the mayor’s $3.25 million While on board, they had their Bowling and now have a waiting list. said Dr. Spaulding. “He wants to do marriage blessed and it was quite a Now on Tuesday, it was our Senior A 14-year-old East Hartford boy Michael R. Casale, 20, of Bloom Donald G. Lareau, 37, of 28D Otis plan to run a temporary connector from 1-86 to 1-84 at the One last reminder about our big something that shows, that makes story. The priest mentioned that Bowling League’s final day of the hitchhiking Tuesday evening was field was arrested IHiesday at 5:40 St., Manchester, was arrested Manchester town line. (Herald photo by Barlow) card games on Friday night at the sense. And he wants to do it now.” among those attending Mass, there winter season and it was also our Big sexually assaulted by an East Hart p.m. and charged with fourth-degree Tuesday on a warrant charging him Community Y. We still have a fair were two people celebrating their Week Tournament. ’The results of ford man who picked him up, police larceny, criminal mischief and with third-degree conspiracy to com amount of tickets left and we may Final OPEN HOUSE for 35th anniversary; then he mentioned course will be in Saturday’s column; said. reckless driving. mit burglary and third-de^ee con have just a few to sell at the door. So however, the sports banquet was Fall Registration William S. Smith, 32, of 16 Crosby Casale order^ |13 worth of gas at spiracy to commit larceny. He Area police report the McKeevers. However, in the my suggestion to you is pick up your audience was another couple who Tuesday evening. St., was arrested at the town boat the Roberts St. Sunoco station but allegedly cashed checks which had D tickets tomorrow and then you’ll b^ first thought the priest was referring Now tomorrow is “The Day,” launch at about 7:24 p.m. He was drove away without paying, police been stolen from the Gateway Vernon June 8. Police said he drove his car off the sure of a spot at a table. to them and couldn’t figure out how because we start off with a roast beef charged with first-degree sexual said. His car yanked the nozzle and Apartments on Ellington Rd. in Robert Moore, 21, of 133Vi W. Main Craig Rooke, 27, of 121 Tolland road and struck a utility pole. He is to We just about half filled our second Nursery School tor 3-5 yr. olds he knew. Then they heard the dinner and then we go upstairs in the assault, first-degree unlawful hose out of the gas pump, police said. March. Court date is June 6. St. and Richard Maskill, 21, of 136 W. Stage Rd., Tolland, was charged appear in court in Rockville June 7. McKeevers’ name. Would you believe main hall where we will honor all our bus for the Wildwood trip scheduled restraint, risk of injury ta a minor The station owner to^BUSS hat b«an Mrving the Horn* Qwnor this co u p l^ ^ s married on the same volunteers. Then, Mr. and Mrs. and first-degree assault. the station’s wrecker. Casale’s car Michael T. Sullivan, 26, of Hart charged with third-degree burglary, connection with complaints of ac Coventry, was charged Tuesday this second bus in order to take it, so m m a y for 95 YEARS. For a complal* FREE INSPECTION of day and sam&time only in New York. Senior Citizen of the year will be THURS 19 - 12-2 p.m. Police said a citizen heard a scuffle struck another car on Silver Lane, ford, was arrestedTuesday at the third-degree larceny and theft of tions on E. Main St., Rockville. He night with reckless driving. Court It’s a small worV,after all. named. The afternoon will also stop thinking about it and come on in your homo by a Tarmita Control Expart, tuparviiad going on just south of the launch causing minor damage before he Zayre’s store in Putnam Plaza and dogs. was held overnight at the police sta date is June 7 in Rockville. and sign up. By the way, there’s a by (ha finatt technical ttaff, phona our naarait Needless to say, one trip we feature members of the Board of area. He went to an off-duty state stopped. charged with fourth-degree larceny The pair was apprehended after tion in lieu of a |100 cash bond. nice golf course for you golfers. local otfica: trooper, Richard Zaccagnino, who He was released on (300 surety (shoplifting). Court date is June 6. police received information from a South Windsor will all remember, especially Ed and Directors and will end with some of Trinity Covenant Church Tolland Mary, and we all know they certainly 302 Hackmatack 8t., Manchaatar ran to bushes where he saw the 14- bond for court appearance June 6. witness who said they were seen 'Thomas Scott, 29, of Enfield, was deserved every minute of it, for two year-old struggling with Smith, While the attendant a t Dave’s leaving the dog pound. They were Wayne K. Little, 19, of Lake St., arrested Tuesday on a warrant finer people you’ll never meet. I)4!I-!I240 police said. John S. Belch, 16, of 30 Cross Dr., Mobil station at 409 Main St. was on a released on ?500 non-surety bonds for Coventry, was charged early this charging him with three counts of A East Hartford Detective Gerald East Hartford, was arrested 'Tuesday wrecker call Tuesday between 10 and appearance in court in Rockville morning with reckless driving. issuing bad checks. Big Week LeMay and State Trooper Theodore on a court warrant charging him with 11 p.m., someone broke an overhead Now, that’s over and Big Week has BUSS TERMITE CONTROL Meals for elderly C om e or Call Wojtusik came to assist with the second-degree burglary (two counts) door window and got in the station. already made its appearance. The Div. Bliss Exiarminator Company • EST. I8S2 arrest. ««««««««« joint was really jumping here but 643-7277 or 649-8386 and second-degree larceny. The They took f4S worth of cigarettes. Smith was being held this morning charges stem from breaks March 26 first we must tell you what happened now available The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Someone pried open the rear door on a 150,000 bond, pending and 27 into homes on Jefferson Lane last Friday afternoon" at our setback of Pat’s M^ical Pharmacy at 1001 appearance in Common Pleas Court and Roxbury Rd. Court date is June SlMWIERSE WEEK $ games. We had 37 players and the Main St. sometime Monday night. 1 2 . Y winners were; Catherine Cappuccio, Any Manchester resident over the at Mayfair and Westhill Gardens. Nothing appears to be missing. i t 131; Bob Hill, 128; Bernadette age of 60 or a spouse of anyone over One does not have to live in either Risley, 125; Josephine Schuetz, 124; that age may participate in the low- of the projects to participate in this (May 16-21) i t Grace Windsor, 124; A1 Chellman, cost meal program being offered at program, which includes nutrition Attendant 122; Bill Stone, 119; L«na Speed, 119; Mayfair and Westhill Gardens. education and social events, Diane Come in and register for a Anna Demko, 117; Marge Kayser, Several openings exist in the hot- Wicks of the town Human Services i t 116. meal program at both elderly Department said. Advance registra SAVE *5 was lucky FREE Tennis Package. Now back to Monday and in the housing projects. The nutrition tion is required, she said. i t morning it was a special kitchen program, which is open to all senior More information may be obtained SAVE (Tennis Bag-Sneakers-Socks) social bingo game and then a very citizens regardless of income, offers by calling Ms. Wicks, 649-5281, ext. to escape tasty lunch. In the afternoon we had a well-balanced hot meal priced at 50 285. *3,.* 5 Pasquale Guzman, attendant at the i t 56 players for pinochle and the lucky cents at noon Monday through Friday Gas Land service station at 360 Bum- 53005 winners were: Marie Heberstreit, side Ave., was washing down some value !ORI6L0$t llie Nniari pcnmle i t 822; Michael Haberern, 798; Rene shelves inside the station Tuesday at (No purcNbe neatury) Maire, 779; Ernestine Donnelly, 777; 6:30 a.m. while smoking a pipe, said i t Marjorie McLain, 764; Bess Moonan, Fire Marshal John Armstrong. stUlsavoal ll.\B. i t 759; Vincent Borello, 754; Josephine The result was a fire Guzman was In the 111 St place, vve oiler sc’ven uacMosaxe. .\nd )mv the with each purchase of Schuetz, 750; John Phelps, 745; Mar Cookbooks available lucky to escape, Armstrong said. hi^))es( interest the law allows. On a ()-\eai s;i\lnj*s(ertili(aie O i t with a $1,0(M) ininiimiin de|)osit \oii still earn 7'A9I |>ei aniuiin...... - -M— Mil -I^TM tin Bakstan, 743; Lillian Carlson, 737; Lt. Richard Morrison of the fire .Ml the way u p to ten years! (Inai anieed. Keen thoiiy>h oilier Olive Houghtaling, 736; Clara department suffered minor burns as o The Women’s Club of Manchester proceeds from earlier sales to the siivin^s institutions are lowei in^ soineoi their lates. ()|K’n a Hemingway, 735; Roy Durey, 733. has received the third printing of its band shell. the crews led by Capt. Robert s;ivinf(s account at l lai litird National. We put more interest n C O n V E R SE In addition to the regular prizes, Armstrong knocked down the fire at in your luture! Dejxisitsaie insured up toS-IO.tHH). Federal “Bicentennial Cookbook.” Proceeds The cookbook is priced at |3 per legulaiions rcc|iiirea siihstantial interest |M‘iuilty ior early i t i t each winner received an additional from the sale of the cookbook will the station. Guzman was not injured. gift. copy and may be obtained by contac withdrawal. benefit the town’s Bicentennial Band ting Mrs. David Barry, 473 E. Center i t FREE poster While all this was going on, Gloria Shell. St. The office portion of the station li\imXNU)\.\TM>\.\l. i t had a group helping her set up ar The club has contributed the (750 was badly damaged, the fire marshal B,\.\K6^imST ----- ticles in Watkin’s window. This dis- W c in T E X said. The First Place to Save i t FREE T-shirt Your m i t (Jio irr Interior Latex Se(ni-Gloss . i t AND for $1.00 more, o i t One-coat and washable, l^tex dries quickly, S a t in f i n i s h Checking for diabetes Area fire calls For the Men cleans up withsoapy-water. In many colors ’ * in.j fgienlion • P'l'* i t denim gym bog ($6.99 value) for the GRADUATE! Easy living interior flat. ff. Hrg. tu .n Mrs. Margaret Dowd of East Hartford looks the other way In the bridal party Latex flat covers in one coat, is washable, as Mrs. Nancy Dionne takes a blood sample from her finger. East Hartford THE spot resistant. Manycolors. Sears Best Mrs. Dionne, a nurse at Hartford Hospital and treasurer of the Tuesday, 11:27 a.m. —Gas i t i t Floor and Patio paint...... iteK. Iiu.vy East Hartford Junior Woman’s Club, said more than 60 people washdown, 156 Woodlawn Circle. This is the PRO 250 DAUGHTER'S Low luster latex for interior and exterior wood, metal and concrete. took advantage of the club’s free diabetes clinic Saturday at Tuesday, 1:24 p.m. —Medical call, season for i t Mm and i t RING® the Charter Oak Mall. May is diabetes month and the state’s to Engine Co. 6. Boys 8 SAVE »1 House and Trim Latex Paint Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. —Medical call i t by Market Creatiorts Interior latex junior women’s clubs have made diabetes their project this to Stop & Shop, Burnside Ave. BLACK i t flut ptiiiil year. With her above is Mrs. Susan Delesdernier, president of 'Tuesday, 0:30 p.m. —Medical call CARPENTER ANTS 9 7 Refjiitur *13.99 the club and also a nurse at Hartford Hospital. (Herald photo to Hess Gas Station, Silver Lane. K»l. In addition to being THE GIFT WITH 2 by Barlow) Tuesday, 9:46 p.m. —Medical call unsightly and unsanitary. Hryular t:i.»7. In- to 560 Burnside Ave. A MILLION MEMORIES tenor flat paint • Covers unv color in one coal Black Ants excavate dries quickly. • Washable and stain resistant Today, 8:33 a.m. —Medical call, extensive galleries In wood I tools clean up fatal accident at 120 Tolland St. The pift that says "CONGRATULATIONS" In a with soap, water. • Non-yellowing, mildew resistant East Hartford bulletin board to serve as nesting places Many colors. • Available in many decorator colors Gallon special way. Her birlhstone ... between her 80005 and may cause extensive Tolland County damage to your home. parents’ birthstones, a reminder of family love S A V E *4 Women’s slimnastics Tuesday, 1:45 p.m. — Woods fire over Armetale and affection. McCotter as first vice-president, On Searn BeNt A four-week women’s slimnastics Judy McCue as second vice- 20 acres, Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. The design is patented % O F F .. .SearsTill *N Fill program sponsored by the Parks and president, Jean McGrath as cor Tolland, Crystal Lake, Somers and Ver The name is registered Ceiling Paint 58 Horn m u g ..... *10 Recreation Department begins responding secretary, Anita Noyes as non departments assisted. 9 9 Paint Trav with Briisli Pad ’Tuesday, 6:17 p.m. — Car fire, Wlnd- (•allon tonight at 7:30 at the Woodland recording- secretary and William 8 School on Long Hill Dr. Cleo sorville Rd., Ellington. Vernon responded Krgular 1 Itrguiur Sepurale l*riu> I*.IK. JusU Schmid as treasurer. The Sunset while Ellington was at the woods fire. coatcovers! Helps lilt the trav ... it loads brush or pad >99 Livingston is the instructor. Each Ridge PTA will serve refreshments. hide ceiling de with paint! With brush pad Wednesday night session lasts an 977 MAIN “You can be lure at Shoori” fects. Dries to a ior 0 Preventive Maintenance program pure white, flat t:i.!HISears Itedwood Slain ...... :!.!I7 hour. There is a small registration Downtown 91955 fee. Parade forming Manchoater Little League The East Hartford Memorial Town PTA Council Mon.-Sat. til 5:30; Whai* Amerky shop* BXIDCeeonT.CONN hamdcn conn ONANOI CONN EASTnCLOMAU. mass watexiubv conn W HASTFOIID conn Association is now considering Vihtage Homes beat the Exchange 64U-II240 GIFT SHOP Sears , w SeXINOrilLO. MAW MANCHOTW.CONN MIDDLETOWN. CONN i H O O R PITTSFIELD MASS DANBUNV.CONN CSEINFIELA. MAH KEENE. NH WESTEIELD MASS The final meeting of the East Hart groups to march in the Memorial Club team 9-5 Tuesday night at Thura. til 9 A)n Ai TImm S«fi Sum AHNCUTMDUT BAANfMO MltfU. MMlCCK UlOUVMCDI MTRVtai lOttMMUOCC «*U ViaiHANTtC ford PTA Council will be at the Day Parade May 30. It will head Satitfaction Cuarantrrd or Your Monty Hut k McAullffe Park. 917 Main Street, Manchester Sunset Ridge School tonight at 7:30. down Burnside Ave. from EHHS Rotary beat Dworln Chevrolet 4-0. tLISSEnElUimCOIlMNI Proposed officers for next year are: starting about 10 a.m. To learn more, In the farm league, Rotary beat St. Tli« Oldest & Largest in Conn. iMarllyn Ganley as president, Doris call 528-5517 between 5 and 8 p.m. Mary’s 27-11. '■'•if -r.-TJ-V?. PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mallchester, Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B tonight at 7:30. The session is ment. Caldwell, a 22-year member of the May 26 meeting are asked to I A re a planned to interpret the parish the department, succeeds Chief Earl bring a plant to swap. Bolton Lions Club profile questionnaires filled out in Spielman, who served three years as The mobile office of First District Vernon accepts budget; tax rate 58.5 mills bulletin board February. chief. Other officers e le c ts were Congressman William R. Cotter will Daniel Connors, first assistant chief; be at the South Windsor Town Hall, Jack Turner, second assistant chief; 1540 Sullivan Ave., May 24 from 3 to 6 that people can live with. the amount to be raised by taxes Andover f' Horse show coming By BAKBAKA KILHMUNU audience came shouts of his being out Burke said the annual meeting can the cuts painful but necessary. Chet Hunt and Jerry Connors, cap p.m. Herald Reporter of order because he wasn’t dis reduce the budget but can’t increase The first vote to approve the He added, though, that he feels the totals $10.2 million. He said the mill ’The First Congregational Church rate, to balance the budget, should be Bolton tains; A1 Harvell and Ron Stomberg, The second annual horse show local area. After motions to cut, motions to in cussing the budget. it. budget was then taken and defeated. spending plan is sufficient to con Women’s Fellowship is sponsoring a 59. ’The Rev. Robert Cronin, pastor of lieutenants; Ralph Edwards, The South Windsor Square Dance sponsored by the Bolton Lions Club is George Negro, a Lions Club crease, motions to adjourn and Abner Brooks, the moderator, let Then Robert Bailey spoke and he This was followed by a motion to tinue to provide essential services. food pantry. Nonperishable items secretary; Ron Mack, treasurer, and Roesler cited the past six years of St. Maurice Church, will offer the Club will have its Memorial Day scheduled this Friday through Sun member and owner of Bolton Heights several other motions, voters ap him continue and Catarino ended said he likes the annual town adjourn to next Tuesday, also He said the plan reflects strong may be brought to the church or to experience with revenues and expen 5:30 p.m. Mass Saturday in Bob Jacoby, assistant secretary- Dance May 26 from 8 to 11 p.m. at the day at Bolton Heights Farm, Rt. 85 Farm, has already started work on proved a Vernon budget of $15.2 with the hope that “we can unload meeting. He said as a taxpayer he defeated. public opinion voiced at the recent Andover Elementary School. ditures. In three of these years there thanksgiving of his 25 years in the treasurer. Wapping Elmentary School. The (West St.) preparing the show rings and in million Tuesday night. Following the two mills.” would find the burden of a tax in Lester Baum, Democratic town public hearing. The First Congregational Church Laurence O’Brien also went into a crease more than he could handle. He chairman, then moved to reduce the At the meeting to set the tax rate, were deficits ranging from $30,000 to priesthood. Sunday, The Rev. Cronin squares will be called by Cliff The event is classified with the creasing the stall area to accom annual meeting, the Town Council set will have a tag sale SaturdayTrom 10 Brodeur, club caller. Anita and Russ American Horse Shows Association modate the entrants. a tax rate of M.5 mills, a 3.5-mill in discourse about the annual town offered an amendment to reduce the entire budget by $85,000, or one-half the mayor cautioned the council that $205,000 and surpluses ranging from a.m. to 2 p.m. will offer a Mass of ’Thanksgiving at 3 South Windsor p.m. There will be a reception for White will cue the round dances. All Inc. as a regular member show. “Royal Count,” the 17-hands-plus crease. meeting, which he said is very total budget by $600,000 to $14.6 mill. This too was defeated. risk factors were being taken like $91,000 to $316,000. In celebration of Children’s Sun him at the Parish Center from 4 to 6 The Gardeners’ Exchange of South club level dancers, including recent Competitors from New England stallion owned by Negro, will be a top The meeting became entangled in a democratic. But he said the mayor million. This was defeated. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, never before, and the question of He said the surplus is exhausted day, June 12, the First and the council know more alraut Councilman Thomas Dooley said, superintendent of schools, then said town insurance hasn’t been resolved and the rate of tax collection at its p.m. Windsor, a club for area gardeners, graduates, are invited. states and other areas have already contender for the Open Jumper series of motions — 15 in all. The Congregational Church school will meet May 26 at 7:30 p.m. at submitted entries for the events that what the town needs and can afford. “I think if we took a poll In Vernon he voted for the budget as presented. yet. highest, several years ago, was 98.5 championship. His trainer is final vote approving the budget was children will prepare and present the Society for Savings, Ellington Rd. Evergreen Masonic Lodge 114 will include jumping, horsemanship, School board chairman William we would find that most people are in "I know I shocked some of my fellow “We have to be very, very careful per cent. Alvarade of Chile. 137-87. The same motion had been II a.m. service that day. A coffee Ellington sponsor a tag sale May 28 and 29 and hunter and working divisions. Houle, defending the $9.3 school favor of the Town Meeting. They just workers by doing this,” he said. tonight that we don’t cut ourselves Dooley cautioned that even though Carolyn Toce will discuss growing The public is invited to attend to made earlier in the evening and was hour will follow the service. ' June 4 and 5 at the lodge hall, 1559 million budget, reminded voters that don’t like coming to them. I’m disap He said he has “agonized” over the off, we want to keep the town run certain dollars have been budgeted Arthur C. Caldwell of Middle Rd. herbs. On May 29 club members are Proceeds from the eventclirv?®^ help support the Lion’s Club in its defeated 107-124. The First Congregational Church Main St. Admission is free. aside for eye research, eye «^ng the board has been able, in the past, pointed in the showing tonight.” budget since December and is willing ning, we don’t want a deficit next there is no guarantee the money will has been elected chief of the invited to visit the herb garden of projects for the coming year. George Prouty Sr. made the first will have a mobilization session Ellington Volunteer Fire Depart Terri Kyc. Those planning to attend Refreshments will be available. and equipment needed for ( R |^ b ’s Refreshments will be sold. motion to approve the budget, noting, to return a modest surplus to the He said this year’s budget process to take a gamble on $60,000 rather year,” he said. be there to be spent. •‘We are in a situation where we town because of good fiscal respon was the most painful he has than fight, even though there is Councilman Joseph Merluzzo Councilman Robert Wehrli said he must accept what we need to have, sibility and the receipt of revenues experienced in the past seven years. already an $80,000 risk factor on moved to estimate 100 per cent tax thinks the council should see that School i not what is nice to have." which were more than anticipated. He said every department was cut. teacher turnover and an unexpected collection and to set the mill rate at department heads live within their Michael Catarino then expressed The council had cut the school "There were no survivors in this increase in insurance costs. 58.5. He said he would hope that ad budgets. menus “V & l Mayor Benoit said the bottom line amazement that with a population of board’s budget by $250,000. year’s process...no favorites,” Mayor Thomas Benoit said he, the ditional revenues coming to the town Hebron Mennen Speed Stick of the budget required a four-mill ip- 29,000, "we are still having town Houle later made a motion to Dooley said. director of administration and the would offset a tax collection of less Deodorant crease, but he was wiliing to go along Elementary meetings.” He then went into a restore $65,000 to the school budget He said the proposed budget was a than 100 per cent. council worked throughout the Monday: Orange juice, 2.501. speech about how he would hope that and the motion was ruled out of order tight one, with “risk” factors in all budget process to balance the needs Stanley Roesler, director of ad with 3.5 and take a risk. by Brooks. There was a challenge to areas, but he said that’s the price The vote on the motion to set the hamburg on roll, potato chips, Reg. 1.19 in the coming months the position of of the town and the ability of the peo ministration, said the non-taxable cole slaw, fruit cocktail. Herbal, linie or regular scent. mayor would be full-time. From the this ruling, but Town Atty. Martin that has to be paid to set, a tax rate ple to finance these needs. He termed revenues total about $5 million and rate at 58.5 passed with only Wehrli opposed. Tuesday: Oven fried chicken, mashed potato, ______V-.,.#'- carrots, cranberry sauce, Contac Cold Neopolitan whip. Mayor urges big turnout Wednesday: Tacos, rice Capsules Twist-Pop pilaf, tomato slices, corn ,Pkg.otlO Ice Cubi Tray 214 Qt. bread, pineapple cake. •» \ 'R eg . 1.19 Sunbeam '^ater Pitcher Thursday; Roast beef, 1200 Watt Blower/Styler' at forum on government gravy, mashed potato, green ^ % 8 8 * Our 1 3 4 beans, Jello. Schick Injector Reg. 1.88 dorsed the present council-manager “One of the main concerns of the Friday: Lemonade, tuna South Windsor fish sandwich, macaroni Razor Blades form. council,” says Mayor Bender, “is MOP4GLO Mayor Sandra Bender has issued Only Deputy Mayor Robert Myette that the public be informed as to the salad, garden salad, brownie. Pkg.otl5 floor WAX an appeal to South Windsor residents voted against the resolution. Myette differences in the two forms of Rham Extra Thick Reg. 2.49 A switch operates 2 speeds, 3 heats. to attend the forum on council- Feather-light with powerful blower. 1 LB. Box reportedly initiated the original peti government. The elected mayor has Monday: Roast beef, gravy, Cushioned Deluxe #52-167 R«“ i 69 1 , 3 3 manager vs. strong mayor govern tion, although he has repeatedly no special requirements other than mashed potato, green beans, Folding Chair Z9c 5 4 t ment tonight at 8. stated that he is in favor only of the being a town resident, whereas the cranberry sauce, orange The Town Council is concerned referendum and has not committed town manager was recruited freeze. that ail residents be well informed on himself to strong mayor government nationally, requiring an advanced Tuesday: Spaghetti with both forms of government before the for South Windsor. degree in public administration and meatballs, garden salad, w . Italian bread, pears. June 5 referendum. / The petition was initiated at a time several years experience as a Our Reg. 21.99 m Wednesday: Hamburg on CORNINGWARE Mayor Bender said, “All citizens of when the council was trying to hire a professional administrator.” SAVE iC South Windsor are urged to attend roll, orange juice, potato new town manager to replace Terry Mayor Bender said she felt the chips, cole slaw, refrigerator ‘Spice of Life’ Pattern OFF Our Reg. Low Prices the League of Women Voters’ forum V. Sprenkel. They feared the possible positive aspect of council-manager pie. concerning the change in the form of change of government would dis government was that it provided Thursday: Hamburg pizza, LOAF PAN OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF government for South Windsor. The courage qualified managers from better service and was more ef garden salad, peaches. 2(Jt.,Orig. 8.50...... ' 4.66 referendum question which is going considering South Windsor. ficient. Friday; Juice, fishburger, WEDDING before the voters...is extremely im Town Manager Paul Talbot, hired “The town manager, who is the french fries, carrots, raisins portant to the community.” and peanuts. COVERED BAKE DISH last year by the council, is himself a employe of the council, is chosen I'/rQ t., Grig. 1 1 .5 0 ...'6.64 BANDS “This referendum was cailed in victim of'..government change in solely on the basis of his education, ,SELUOU^ response to a petition requesting the Gloucester, Mass. That community and experience qualifications,” said r FPEMOT^ OUR REG. 12.97 TO 69.97 South Windsor COVERED SKILLET voters have the opportunity to vote changed its form of government Mrs. Bender. “The fact 'that there on changing the government from Secondary l ‘/!(}t.,Orig. 12.50.... 7.40 from manager to mayor, leaving are no political obligations or party Large, sturdy frames, braced ' ^ council-manager to mayor-council,” Talbot without his position. ties puts the town manager in a non Monday; Frankfurt on roll, non-tilt patio legs Chaise has ’ ii said Mayor Bender. COVEREDSAUCEPAN Opponents of strong mayor govern partisan position.” french fries or potato puffs, adjustable backrest Plump i .‘47. “Although subsequent public wax beans. button tutted double corded 3Qt.,Orig. 14.50...... ment agrue that if South Windsor Aithough the mayor would be 8.33 Our well know fashion rose, traditional, blossom or contemporary designs, Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, edge cushions < hearings on the question held by voted to change government and elected by the voters at large, Mrs. Oven to table, dishwasher safe; add all in gleaming 14 K gold. Please ^llow 10 days for special order sizes. vegetable, Italian bread. to your set of this popular pattern. Charter Revision Commission and elected a paid mayor, many other Bender expressed concern that the the council were lightly attended, the Wednesday: Toasted bacon > Name Brand Watches. Benrus, Hamilton, Helbros, more positions would have to be created to number of available persons would and cheese sandwich, lettuce 30 Assorted Per Store, No Rain Checks. council agreed to send the question to add expertise in governmentai af be restricted to those who could af GIROEPT. V .j Choose from electromatics, calendars, $ O Q $ 0 0 and tomato, potato chips. automatics, sport, day/date, etc. Reg. to 39.99 i C V and £ w referendum so the people of South fairs now handled by the Town ford to either give up their present Thursday: Pizza day. Windsor would have a formal oppor Manager. job, who were self-employed with Metric recipes in Vernon Friday: Chef’s day. tunity to express their desires on the Others who favor strong mayor staff to operate their businesses, or government form,” she said. Take 60 ml of margarine, 120 ml of mini marshmallows and 1.25 liters of Rice Krispies, Elementary government feel an elected mayor who were presently not employed melt and mix, and you have Madhatter Marshmallow Crispies. Brenda Somerset, a teacher The South Windsor Town Council would be closer to the needs of the outside their homes. Monday: Hamburg or DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVE WITH has gone on record opposed to a at the Northeast School, tells a group of second-graders how to cook with the metric cheeseburger on bun, french Extra Thick community, knowing he could be The forum will begin tonight at 8 in fries or potato puffs, corn. change to strong mayor. It has en- voted out of office at the next elec system. It was part of a schoolwide “Metromania” program last week. Other students Cushioned Deluxe the Council Chambers of Town Hall. Tuesday: Lasagna or Folding Chaise tion. were sent on scavenger hunts equipped with metric rulers to find leaves and rocks of cer spaghetti with meat sauce, Auto Body Repair Products tain measurements. (Herald photo by Richmond) salad, peas, Italian bread. Andover FOI case Wednesday; Toasted bacon Duro Auto Body and cheese sandwich, lettuce Undercoating, Reg. 1.99 Rockville hospital notes and tomato, french fries. Thursday: Pizza day. Ray-O-Vac Heavy Duty Finding upholds hoard MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB Friday: Chef’s day. R islopurer Duro White Knight pint Cor 0 Batteries -v n , Water Filter Auto Body Repair Reg. 2.99 2.17 2-Pk K...... 10* The Andover Board of Finance did preparing an argument for that votes of tinance board members 24’’ Folding Admitted Tuesday: Norman St., Ellington; Earl by Water Pik Quart Reg. 4.99.3.33 Gal., Reg 1 Z 9 9 .9 .7 0 Brass Plated Chain not violate the state Freedom of In meeting. were not recorded and minutes of the Banks, Mountain Spring Rd., SWIMMING ASSOCIATION Tolland Barbecue Brazier Elsemore, South St., Door Lock formation (FOI) Act by holding an Mrs. Loy said a 1917 state statute March 31 meeting were not available Tolland; Gail Blake, Hartford Rockville; David Franek, has a limited number of Parker & Hicks Duro Body Shop Kit, Includet executive session during a March 31 preceded the FOI Act. The statute until April 13. Tpke., Vernon; Rose Elm Hill Rd., Vernon; Mary membership openings available for Monday; Hot dog on roll, meeting, according to Helen Loy, allows finance boards to go into Mrs. Loy said votes were not taken Eckenrod, Lakeview Dr., Juliano, St., Bernard’s Terr., potato chips, green beans, Body Repair Manual, Reg. 8.99 FOI commissioner. closed sessions to discuss budgets. at the meeting. However, she said Ellington; Bertha Lanz, Rockville; Kathleen Walley, the 1977 season. For Information fruit. Enjoy purer, cleaner, better tasting Pinney Hill Apts., Ellington; Spencer St., Manchester; Adjustable grid, 23x17" However, Mrs. Loy favored the minutes should be available within a call 646-3838 after 4:00 P.M. Tuesday: Beef and gravy, wafer! Easy to install. 25 % OFF Petersen Basic Car Repair Books, Reg. 2 .7 9 ...... 1.96 . ’ Chain has secret catch : A compliant by Andover resident Frederick Mohl, Moser Dr., Mrs,, Judy Weston and son, woodgrain utility shelf. complaint when she said the finance reasonable time, judged by the com noodlea, peanut butter HARDWARE DEPT. 50% off in slide. Includes key. Lawrence Bates that the executive Rockville; Kenneth Wetmore, Regan St., Rockville. Folds like magic for board did not follow state statutes mission to be within one week. sandwich, com, brownie. travel, hook for storage. session was in violation was heard bv Grand Ave., Rockville; Wednesday: Hot turkey Mrs. Loy May 5. when it allowed non-board members Lastly, Bates complained the Yvonne Wieliczka, Court St., to attend the closed session. She is finance board did not file a list of sandwich, cranberry sauce, 20 lbs. Kiiwsford Charcoal The fuil FOI Commission will act Rockville; Sadie Mae Wright, recommending the board be ordered regular meetings as required by the peas, vanilla pudding with Briquets, Reg. 2 .9 9 ...... on her recommendation May 25. Brewster St,, Coventry. peaches. FOI Act. Mrs. Loy had no comment REGINyi Bates has the right to further argue to strictly limit attendance at Discharged Tuesday: Thursday: Italian grinder, on that part of the complaint. 3-Speed the case at that time. Bates is executive sessions. Arlene Champagne, Bridge soup (Hicks) beet salad, Bates further complained that whipped Jello. Heavy Duty Friday: fish sticks, tartar Rug Shampooer- sauce, Spanish rice, corn. Ice Floor Polisher cream. Bolton board explains Middle & High HOUSE Monday; Ravioli casserole, oapioMeER issues for newcomers tossed salad, rye bread, JULIETTE AM/FM Walkie Talkie pears. S i Powerlul 400 watt motor Electronic Clock Radio AM/FM Cassette Recorder Bolton’s “ lam e duck” Board of the budget for 197/-(8. The budget was Tuesday: Hot beef waxes, scrubs, buffs. with Morse Code Selectmen spent most of its meeting time rejected at a Town Meeting Monday. sandwich, corn, princess 120 oz. liquid dis- HIGH W penser plus attach- Our 'Tuesday night reviewing (own problems • Received a report from the Rockville peach pudding. Our/ M menlslorrugsor Reg. !7 0 R eg.' for incoming new members of the board. Public Health Nursing Association. There % bare floors. FASHION- Wednesday: Pizza, cole 39.99 14.99 Three persons who will lake office July were 66 visits for a total of 80 community slaw, dessert. COLECO V. IP 883 1 heard details of problems ranging from hours in Aprii. ENDS LOW PRICE Thursday: Juice, Italian Wake to music or alarm. Sleep switch Records from AM/FM radio or built-in Great lor camp or outdoor fun! 14x8x3 Ft. Oval Pool Package snooze control. For you, for a stunning condenser mike. Battery or electric. the development of a five-year plan for the • Received a report from Peter grinder, green beans, chips, Volume control, Morse code key fu^e cookies. gift. Walnut gram. town to its budget for 1977-78. Massolini, fire marshal, that he inspected sturdy 2" verticals; includes ^ \ VL ' •sAf,a Friday; Fish and cheese cartridge filter and steel pool Incoming members of the board who the Alpha-Omega Inn and posted load oc cupancy signs. on roll, macaroni salad, ladder. Assembly requir^. attended the meeting were Democrats vegetable, peaches. ■Our Reg. 199.99 Henry Ryba, John Carey and Joann Delinquent taxes Neath. A fourth. Republican Ernest Tax Collector Elaine Potterton said lien SAVE AT CALDOR ON COASTAL CHEMICALS Shepherd, has attended several meetings notices for delinquent real estate taxes 7V4 lbs. Isoclor Tabs or Powder, Ret 16.99...... 1 3 .4 7 in the past. have been sent to all delinquent Vernon Gallon Cal-Jet Algaecide, Reg. 3.79...... 3 .1 7 A light moment occurred when Carey taxpayers. If the tax is not paid by June 1, Elementary, invited the present board to attend the iiens wili be filed with the town clerk. new board’s meetings after July 1. Mrs. Potterton said tax demands are Sykes, Middle The development of a five-year plan for being mailed to delinquent motor vehicle the town is a requirement of the new Town and personal property taxpayers. Alias Monday: Hamburg on roll, Charter. All boards will be involved in its tax warrants will be issued on taxes not trench fries, cole slaw, pud is development. paid by the due date of the demand. . yi*a& Reg. 9T9I46, regular low ding. Also directly involving the charter is up For further information, cali Mrs. I lor wood siding, doors, I lor wood. bock, concrete & melal 'Tuesday: Manager's choice. FAMILY SIZE trim & metal SHOE-TOWN price *16 I lade-resisiant white & colors Wednesday: Hot turkey dating the town’s ordinance book. Because Potterton, 649-0784. I enameli/ed lor incredible WASH I quick-drying, easy latex durabihty and gloss retenhon sandwich, gravy, cranberry Whirlpool of the charter, a number of ordinances appiicaiion and cleanup CAPACITY Public hearing I Brilliant lA^ile plus a full Ime of I resists bksiering. mildew, Tie on a pair of th e« « sauce, peas, strawberry short were invalidated. ready-mixed and custom colors The Planning Commission will hold a fumes and alkah cake. The present and incoming board leg wraps. T oday’s " h o tte s t” s ty le ... with O 0 L . E C 0 Westinghouse 5,000 btu public hearing to night at 8 at the Com Thursday: Juice, pizza, 18 Ft. HEAVY DUTY AUTOMATIC WASHER members aiso discussed the dog pound munity Hall. flowered canvas vamp...graceful rope-covered wedge. applesauce, ice cream. 16 Cubic Ft Upright Freezer 7.5 Amps Air Conditioner situation, an affirmative action pian, road Olympian Pool Package The preliminary subdivision map of Frldy; Chill frankfurt on 2 speed wash, rinse; 4 cycle conditions, development of Indian Notch Underneath, a bouncy g s n n in e p la iita tio n c re p e sole. roll, onion sticks, potato puffs, S tM ontl Westridge on Tinker Pond Rd. will be con NO LIMIT WHILE SALE LASTS Our selections, 4 wafer temper- / HOLDS UP TO Park, and the town’s involvement with the Jello. atures and load size water saver. Introductory sidered. It consists of 17 lots and is being Choose white or navy in women’s 5y2-10M. Reg. 5 6 0 L B S . O F state Department of Environmental 635.99 Our Grig. 269.70 ‘247 PrIctI proposed by Ernest Reed. Great savings today High School 'fOExfrifor CofPT FROZEN POOD ‘276 Prptection for septic system probiems. Don’t wait... sa v e *5 thru Saturday. #466 OurOrig. $319 Day or night cooling with 3-speed fan. Correction ,Moc)feA, on beauty and protection Monday; Hamburg on roll, Sturdy 6" toprail and uprights. Winter Matching Elec. Dryer, Ori|. 1M .70...... $ 1 7 6 Adjustable wide range temperature control;. Ad|ustable 11 position thermostat: vent In other business, the selectmen; french fries, cole slaw, fruit. • Learned Tunxis Trail will be paved A typographical error in Tuesday’s Pa in t s for years to come! ized liner, Copperguard* wall. '/i H.P. Matching Gas Dryer, O rit. 219.70...... $ 1 9 9 super storage door. Key-eject lock on door. control to exhaust or circulate air. Herald mistakenly changed the meaning Tuesday; Veal cutlet with polyester filament filter and aluminum Quick. iM x im U IM N n . immediately at a cost of about $60,000. tomato sauce, mashed potato, safety ladder. IN ORDER ro BRING YOU OUR LOWEST PRICES, DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION ARE OPTIONAL AT EXTRA CNARQE. • Learned the Economic Development of a statement by Robert ’Thornton, chair carrota, bread. man of the Bolton Board of Education. • WALLPAPER SHOE-TOWN \^S .‘-ft*, Administration will not accept new Wednesday: Open hot • PAINTS a PAINTING CONTRACTOR where famous brand names cost less! applications from Connecticut for its The error, in a story about Bolton’s turkey sandwich, gravy, 3 WAYS budget meeting, said Thornton said it • RUQ8 • DRAPERIES • ETC. MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR cranberry sauce, peas, fruit. TO Public Works Act. Applications filed last Open Mon.-FrI. 6 A.M.-9 P.M. Set. 8 A.M.-S:30 P.M. cmami caae CHARGE SALE: WED. thru SAT. year will be considered under this year%- ^appeared “likely” that the school board Shop-Rlte Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. Thursday: Juice, grinders, MANCHESTER VERNON STOOE HOURS: funding. would get an extra state grant later this Spencer St. (Sliver Lane) & Hlllstown Rd Route 159 potato chips, applesauce. Dtih: 10t.m.to9:30p.ni. Allan W. Kravltz & Sons Friday: Chili frankfurts on Skturdur: 9 l.m. to 9J0 p.m. • Set May 25 at 8 p.m. at the Community year. The word shouid have been Complata Nome A OfHce Oecontlnp Center Other localiona throughout Connecticut 1145 Tolland Tumpiko Tri-City Shopplnc Canter Sundjy: llt.in.loSp.rii. “unlikely.” Free parking. BankAmericard. Masterettarge roll, potato rounds, green Hall as the Town Meeting time to act on beans, cookies. The Herald regrets the mistake. 840 Main St, MMOtwatar, CL H L 843-7708 :?.':• r>"r; ' •=^.wa«»s^5BP3^ 'y? • r~ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 — PAGE FfVfel^ PAGE FO U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Wed., May. 18, 1977 < y'< '♦$*/''' ' ______Rockville High posts honor roll Area bulletin board H e r a ld Luckless Eagles lose to Northwest Paul Martin, Susan McMahon, Alfred November campaign. The building a n g le McKone, Kevin Morgan, Kathleen it at 6-all. On a 2-2 pitch to Here is the third quarter honor roll O’Crowley, Laurie Pawloski, Davia Meier, Sherry Moore, Carol MorelU, Tolland will open for inspection of items at 6 By LEN AUSTER four if they hope to make safely as the strike glanced cond against Tim Andrus innings. The righthander, Pfalzgraf, Vincent Pinto, Marjorie Moriarty, Richard Myers, Ronald Nolan, Jim Monohan, Dakin un for a 54 advantage. for Rockville High School: Stephen Nickerson, Curt Orkin, Lynn p.m. and the auction will start at 7 Herald Sportswriter the tournament. Northwest off the glove of catcher 4-1, had hurled 5 l/3innings Proulx, Laurie Quinn, William St. Jean, Kristina Otten, Tina Ouellette, Cheryl The Parker School PTO will meet furled a wild pitch scoring But the Indians Grade 12 Parsons, Rosemary Quinlan, Laurie Red p.m. Those wishing to donate articles Earl Yost Any breaks East winds up its conference Dave Bottaro. Monday in an 8-6 win over Robert Samson, Dewey Santacroce, Wen Perodeau, Annette Petro, Claudia nnto, May 26 at 8 p.m. in the school’s ail- Marques with what was to retaliated in the third with mond, Brenda Robinson, Sheila Rowe. should contact Wayne Besaw, B o x schedule at 4-6 with the In Berube coming down the Bloomfield. He whiffed High honors dy Satemta, Matthew Sereby, Andrea John PoUiemus, Ray Poulin, Russell Diane Sadlak, Amy Sanders, Lynn purpose room. Dr. Vincent R. Sports Editor Catholic’s baseball be the winning tally. four runs, triples by Prechtl. Mt. Dr. 646-6945. dians 8-7 over-all, having line was a dead duck at six, walked three and was Gregory Ames, Mark Anderson, Terri Skowronek, Anita Soucler, Stephen Schmelter, Tina Shields, Valerie Stigas, Rogers, professor of education at the team has gotten Northwest starter Tom Nancy Rey, John Richert, Laura Sac- won three straight and five home but Bottaro’s on-line Marques and Romano each touched for two hits and no Anderson, Desiree Atamian, Joan Aubln, Spencer, Carol Taylor, Robert Wendus, Anita Svirk, Susan Thompson, Alan University of Connecticut will speak Mid-term reports will be issued to Bisson didn’t retire a Valerie Boynton, Diane Brlerley, Timothy Wonsik, Pam Youngerman. cuzzo. David Sanhom, WllUam Schaufler, recently, it seems, of their last six. throw home was missed by plating 'one run. East runs. Romano and Tiedt, Kim Toth, Jamie Uzell, Tony on "Open Education — Who Needs Rockville High School students East led 6-4 going into Greene for an error with batter in the top of the picked up a run in the sixth Marques each had three Thomas Bronson, Chris CampelU, Mary Steven Smyrski, Teresa Stawicki, Ron Waggoner, Linda Walker, Mark Wehrli, have been bad ones. It Cassells, Alan Chandler, Nancy Couture, Strauss, Rohln Tierney, Mark Torres, U?” TTie public is invited. Friday. ’The reports explain pupil the home seventh where Girard somehow winding, first, facing five. Pete Kiro on a John Murphy RBI- blows for the Indians. Grade 11 Pam Young. achievement since the end of the Feats recalled happened again Chris Daigle, Dwight Day, Gayle Dleholt, Michael Tringall, Jean Turner, Nancy The Parker School PTO will spon yesterday in West disaster, for the Eagles up at third base. Relief drew a bases-loaded walk double before Northwest Dakin collected two of Uura Ellis, Steven Fisher, Maryclaire High honors White, Lynn Willette, Matthew Wytas, sor a tag sale and flea market in the third quarter April 18. Pupils are The Boston Marathon is the title of a most interesting hurler Kevin Martin faced and Mark Dumais singled pulled out the verdict. East’s seven hits. The Grade 9 anyway, struck. “ We’re Fleming, Theresa Glidden, John Gorecki, Kim Bloniarz, Darlene Bokis, Diane Toni Yitchinsky, Mark Zanella. school parking lot June 4 from 10 expected to bring the reports to their book on the world famous 26 mile, 385-yard grind by the H a rtfo rd as ' the making breaks against one batter. Bob Marques, in two for a 3-0 edge. ’Two Kevin Kearney, third Eagles stranded 12 on Dana Gregus, Deborah Hammond. Brunell, Robert Bruno, Mark Burgess, Grade 10 High honors a.m. to 4 p.m. Stalls may be rented parents. competent Joe Falls, sports editor of the Detroit Free luckless Eagles ourselves,” .Coach Jim and hit him with a pitch. more were added in the se- Northwest hurler, notched base. In their last three Elizabeth Hesse, Susan Irwin, Mary John Chapdelaine, Nancy Chartier, Ceci Susan Ames, Gregory Barbero, Cindy for J5. To reserve a spot call 875-8760 At a recent special voter-making Press and one of the nation’s top columnists. squandered a 5-0 lead Penders cited. Marques wound up scoring the win going the final four outings, all setbacks, High honors Bryant, Nancy Cavanaugh, Jonathan Klrhy, Robert Kukulka, Robert Malkin, ly Cloutier, Richard Davis, Deborah or 872-9953. Rain date is June 5. session conduct^ at Rockville High Falls, with help from many, Including Jerry Nason, the Pinch-hitter Dan Berube they’ve stranded 39. Ruthanne Marcus, Marcia May, Allison Gllhert, Jennifer Gledhlll, Sandra Tara Burke, Jon Burnep, Tim Connell, Ann Cosgrove, Marie Culjak, and dropped a 7-6 HCC the winning run giving Cameron, Mary Coleman, Susan School, 131 applicants were ad retired Boston sportswriter and Jock Semple, known as reached on an infield mis- Martin the loss, his second McMilUn, Marsha Miller, Lisa Moody, Goldsmith, Mike Gottier, Paul Paul Dickinson, Jenny Dickson, Linda verdict to Northwest Northweal Catholic (7) Donahue, Douglas Dugan, Eric Fisher, Vernon mitted, Town Clerk Henry Butler Mr. BAA, captures many of the highlights in the best cue stealing second and against one win. Eagles’ Frank Elyse Petelle, Janice Plante, Doreen Grochowski, Robert Hagerty, Steven Gibbs, Mark Grochowski, Paula AB R H E RBI Jeri-Anne Fleming, Barbara Hesse, Crls said. known marathon in the world. Catholic at Father’s, Sports Ritzen, Teri Ruganls, Patricia Sadlak, Hall, Janice Hewitt, Kent Kuyumjian. Guerette, Shona Lockhart, Bryan The. Education Committee of the taking third as East starter Penders then brought in out for year Sayadoff, Sb ‘ 4 0 0 Inguanti, Cindy Jolmson, Kim Kibbe, An One particular chapter that caught my eye concerned Field. Cindy Santo Christo, John Summers, Patricia Maurice, Philip Miller, Mark Mannel, Kathleen McKone, Russell Vernon Junior Women’s Club has Fifth-grade students and their Frank Greene uncorked a Jim Dakin for mound ser Girard, If 5 2 2 drew Krassowskl, Joanne Lewis. Ellison "Tarzan” Brown, the full-blooded Narragansett .slate. Barry Taylor, Michael Turner, Karina Mocadlo, Suzanne Niemann, Cynthia Oeser, Beth Phillips, Mary-Jayne Pullen, parents are invited to an open house The setback drops East wild pitch. John Sayadoff vice. He intentionally East Catholic High’s Marques, cf 3 2 3 Eileen McKone, Donna Miller, George awarded scholarships to three Urtans, Debra Vogel, Laurie Kinneair, Parker, Diane Patrizzi, Mark Pedersen, Sue Romanowskl, Jean Saccuzzo, Robin at Sykes School, Park St., May 25 at Indian from Rhode Island. to 4-4 in thp conference and flew out and Tom Girard walked Ray DeCampos standout hurdler. Bob DeCampos, c 4 1 Roccatagliata, Heidi Schneider, Ellen Rockville High School seniors. Wednesday 1 Thomas Bell. Evelyn Rask, Allen Riberdy, Cindy Wytas. 7:15 p.m. There will be a brief PTO Brown, who ran against Manchester’s Joe Me Cluskey 6-8 oVer-ail. The Eagles before designated hitter Frank, will be out for the Bisson, p 0 0 0 Schumey, Dawn Shuey, Linda Small, Lin Annette Tator and Jo-Ann Cropley struckout swinging. The BASEBALL '7 Rothwell, Marc Shakin, Cynthia Shaw, meeting in the auditorium follow^ in several Five Mile Road Races here on Thanksgiving must win three of their last rest of the track season Romano, dh 4 1 3 Honors da Stmad, Denise Wullivan, William Honors each received $500 scholarships. The latter, however, reached Mike Romano singled tying East Harlford at David Singer, Donna Smith, Gregory during the 1930s, was one of the most colorful men in the Andrus, p 0 0 0 Sally Aberle, Peggy Bachiochi, Russell Tuppeny, Lorraine Veilleux, Barbara Cheryl Apel, Marilyn Cameron, Steve $100 Ronnie Morre Memorial by a performance by the school band. Manchester, 3:.30 with a broken collarbone Baron, Thomas Barton, Robyn Beaulieu, Surdel, David Theriaque, Cathy Webster, Cohen, Patty Conley, Sandy Conner, history of long distance running. V Kearney, p 0 0 0 VonHone, Susan Wellner. Scholarship was awarded to Tlie Government Club will show Cheney Tech at Rocky suffered last Saturday in Margaret Beebe, Barbara Bousquet, Stefanie Wermter. Lawrence Cook, Sandra Cordner, Cindy ’Twice the heavily muscled Indian won in Boston the Hartford Public In Hickey, lb 2 0 0 Christine Daigle. slides taken on its trip to Washington, Hill, 3:15 Susan Brown, Trade Brown, Jill Bullock, Honors ) Honors Coolady, Kathy Doremus, Glenn Doyle, despite the fact he had no formal training. He was just a vitational Meet. Monohan, rf 3 0 0 Lisa Bardin, John Baskowskl, Craig Children who will attend D.C. All students must be accom Penney at Simsbury Valerie Burke, Daniel Callahan, Peter Donna Aniello, Margaret Baker, Paul Eklund, Susan Furbish, Kim panied by an adult. bom runner. Catholic second Frank, a senior, was in Morris, 2b 4 0 0 Boudle, Cindy Boynton, Colleen Brand, kindergarten next fall must be Glastonbury at South Casa, Mark Contois, Brenda Crockett, Margaret Beatrice, Stasia Bloniarz, Lin Gorden, James Gottier, James Gr- Nason points out during the 1936 Boston Marathon, Clarke, ss 3 0 1 David Bucklln, Debra Campbell, Gail registered and go through screening ’The Vernon Area Chapter of the Windsor jured in a semifinal heat of Berube, ph 0 Joann Dropley, Angela D’Agata, Candace da Boucher, Karen Bryant, Herbert zymkowski, Sharon Harding, Nancy Johnny "The Elder” Kelley caught up with Brown at the 1 0 Davidson, Matt DuBeau. Bucklln, Tony CampelU, Perry Cooper, Capello, Cheryl Chandler, Wilma Harger, Stephen Heaney, Sheryl King, before school opens. Parents should American Association of Retired Newington at Rockville the 120-yard high hurdles. top of the hill near Boston College and at the halfway Jane Ely, Penny Fitzgerald, Sue Robert Cropley, Thomas Donahue. Kathv Crockett, Scott Donnelly, R. George Jeff Koenig. contact the school nearest their Persons (AARP) has elected Alice Coventry at Bolton He set school records in Totals 32 7 10 point as he passed Brown, he gave him a friendly pat on Fitzgerald, Terrie Fitzgerald, Diane Doran, Lisa Doss, Carol Fabijanczuk. Fletcher, Denise Fleury, Sarah Fluet, Gloria Ibwaiczyk, Paul Kukulka, Jeff home by June 3. ’The final screening Creeiman president. Other officers in HCC track Rhum at East Hampton the 120 and 330-yard East Catholic (6) Susan Ganey, Winifred Gerakaris. the backside. hurdles this campaign. Fredette, Charles Gunther, Sheryl Catherine Foley, Margaret Foss, Brian Lajoie, David Lamot, Randy Mocado, programs will be June 7 and 8. A elected are Robert Jenks, vice- TRACK AB R H E RBI Huelsman, Paula Jones, Michael Judd, Furbish, Eileen Hany, Dawn Harding, Philip Gonsalves, Barbara Green, “Brown looked up,” . Nason took off like a Without the services Karen Moore, Stacey Nutter, Beth child must be five years old by Dec. president; Harriet Wetherell, recor East Catholic at Glaston Furlong, 2b 3 3 1 0 D James Lepore, Patti Lockwood, Liane Amy Harrison, Laura Herbst, Paul David Greenier, Doris Gunther, Lu-Anne Osolln, David Pardus, Cheryl Pasternak, rabbit. It was like Johnny Kelley^M put a pin in his fan of standout hurdler Player of Week Murphy, ss 1111 31, 1977, to enter kindergarten this ding secretary; Ethei Baumer, cor bury (girls) o Lombardi, Michael Madden, Donna M. Inguantl, Mary Judd, Mary Jullano, Hass, Suzanne Holmes, Don Houle, Beverly Pigeon, Brian Prechtl, Laura ny. Johnny never caught up again. The Indian got so far in Brasa, 3b Joanne Jacobsen, Daniel Kehoe, Diane fall. responding secretary; Howard Bob Frank, East TENNIS NEW YORK (UPI) - Martin, Jeff Martin, Linda McCarthy, Joseph Kehoe, Carolyn Kennedy, Karen Rothammer, Roxanne Rozman, Lisa front he stopped about two miles from home (finish line) Bruce Sutter, 24-year-old Kiro, cf, p Beth Michaud, Katherine Montanye, Kloski, Jackie Koehler, Michael Lavoie, Kelley, Gretchen Kemp, Rod Kunz, Lori Stokes, Sheryl Thlheault, Frederic The Vernon Republican Town Com Amos, treasurer. Directors are Ann Catholic’s track team East Hartford at and began walking. He won comfortably.” Chicago Cubs right-handed Greene, p Sharon Moses. Michael Lee, Janine Lombardi. Lentocha, Robert Lessig, Carole Levitt. Turkington, Frank Van Cleef, Carol mittee is planning an auction June 11 Cavanaugh, Virginia Cordsten, Earl still managed to take Manchester For the victory. Brown qualified for the United States reliever, Monday was Dumais, dh Nancy Newcomb, Susan O'Coin, Anne Michael Maloney, Holly Martin, David Janet Manchester, Tammy Marth, Weber, Keith White. at the Tolland County Agricultural Beebe, Wesley Schlude and Mary second place in the Cheney Tech at Prince K. Martin, p Center, Rt. 30, to raise funds for the Cheshire. Olympic team in '36 but his love for the bright lights and Tech named the National a few beers didn’t do him any good. For getting involved HCC Championship Blake, rf Manchester at East Hart League’s Player of the Gieras, If, cf with some of Hitler’s Blackshirts, he was ja il^ for two Meet yesterday in ford (girls) Week for the period ending Dakin, rf, p. If Plainfield results nights before the marathon and after leading for 13 miles, nuMTEnM SnBin31l(D Middletown. GOLF May 15. D. Martin, lb TOMriOTH Plainfield entries and being second at 18 miles, Brown was stricken and Sutter, whose 0.64 ERA Bottaro, c 1 1 RBT v m a MM (Q Mhnklst The Eagles wound up Xavier at East Catholic TIMS: ruT - su n n u rn MrtIMmr 7N IN UN fell. Freiheit, pb snnn 311(1) l-Sspril M with 103 points, 50 in the GIRLS SOFTBALL leads the league, made 0 0 RBTMim Mm Ms 1 IN IN K llr il 1- dwt H Stss, Up 17.N IN 3MsNWb in WEDNESMY EVBM A German spectator, meaning well, started picking four appearances last week Hopper, ph 0 0 h- m IM Mawsls IN IMhh 3U pM SUN THWSNYMATIC three jumping events, to Manchester at East Hart 2- SM'iM 7M:3IN MhcUIUpMSlLN Brown up and for this help he was disqualified. and earned three saves to ifciisi tmTU le (WMli 211 pM SUN IrihcU 331 pM S121N SmOt Todli IiMi edge out Northwest ford, 3:13 Totals m u s t TIKSIN IrihcU 32-S Ml S7NN h d t e l f J L FsM PM D w US PN Forti boost his season total to 32 6 7 3 5 (MM lU pM SNN fkst 1. fiilail nratb IM 1. t a n M j IM L R u tM d a 3-1 I Mlipipu l 12-1 1.MH 7-1 1. I I ' i I m f m 31 Catholic which had 100. Hartford Public at East lU wH SUM Dam ima tma m 7-2 I Ui'i MM «i 31 NW 004 000 30x-7 MiM lU pM SNN am 311 (I) iiny 1. npMl k m 11-1 t h m q Scett «•! IN a O h a 1-1 I t o ir M i M 7-2 I l J . ' i n i ^ 32 I tap Ml Two in 48 hours nine saves. ItSKti 1-74 pU tlKUl 1st Maa cniBTion 32 I lU riir Mtlia Host Xavier High once Catholic, 3:15 IrlMi 132 pM S2SUI 3 M ^ IN IN IH lias's anc IN IN IN i S d U l f 7-2 1 M iiw Sady IM I l i t tak 11-1 l U i n a 4-1 131 I MVi Mri 2-1 I ' " ■ 31 East 320 001 009-6 SUM SIS (Q 14c fahrti 7.H IN 3Zsh.M IN 3.$mttMFriek 1-1 4. IMM’I lip i J-I 4. takitTtta $-1 L M t a iU d IM I WnM Ml 7-1 I M M 131 I Matar IM 31 Brown was the subject of a lot of ribbing when he got Thursday STVito SJI IN SJI (Mn 311 (0 IN 31 12-1 again won the title with 212 1 4 q lM IH IP mUi Up IN 4. Anni'i jis $-2 S. Dtdy Shra U $. DaOtiM 4-1 LM p d o n i l 31 I N ffiil k m 32 IC M aa k a ali 11-1 I MM In s rw 3lm'i Sri 2IN 7N Wn 131 I Spm t M 31 back home but this seemed to spur him on and'on. One points. St. Paul was fourth BASEBALL WE SERVICE WI UZI Ui IMSIN S. U iS k « i i u L M n o i M IT o iT ia 11-1 31 I a m i n U»i 131 IPX Ibtnp S-SpkUTiui 3N 3U'i Tsp Ui in IMiNN 131 IWMh 3U pcM SUN MMh lU pM SUN 1 Ir a IM 4-1 7. Ob n ’i IreiM r M 7. Natl Tod M 7. htalpiiii 1-1 31 IS N M 131 I. SM M i Um 2-1 7- Pin weekend he entered marathon runs on Saturday and Sun with 81 points followed by Windsor Locks at East « : JlSl 7-lini NmIi IrihcU 331 iM S3NN L t a i ' i M $•1 S-1 I lop h Iiadi 32 t M q n i 2-1 MWt SU piH SII7.M m isiN iUrpMS3IN hchcU lU pM SSIN J M k O m l-t M L lT iT r a t a I. MliPlI 12-1 I Star SNa M day, one in Yonkers, and the other in Manchester, N.H., Aquinas 18 and South Catholic, 3:15 Trkdi SS-S pM SlINN M M 3U PPM SISIN . IrihcU 1-34 pM S27I7I I k s t m t l k IM m B d * Dnodli 1 IM mI •os 31 nta BMI Dmak TIM 311m 1. nds M l M I. vOtl. 1^2 L It M iC t a 4-1 1. 131 1. kpM SaM 7-1 for the New England championship. He won the New Ml M h lU MS SUN PMkU 513 pM S3SIN am laaa cwat it) U e m i I MU IM 131 2-1 Catholic 11. TENNIS trlfKU 337 pM SS211N Itsilllrii IN IN IN 1st Maa caKcncn nai t. RglbaliMli $-2 2.MH$$rb| M IM d 'iC M d i 7-2 I I K a t a d 2-1 I M tiaM i MM 31 I I Saitdi 31 I Poll York race and then hitchhiked to Manchester and won nMs.ii(S) llHrihll n« IN IH a. Updfitt S-2 31 I i r i kaalar 131 Bob Caffrey won the tri East Catholic at East PORSCHE-AUDI IMI 311(1) 14hcr BM IN IN IN L H lIiv U 7-2 1 PXt Vnrivi 7-J I M t e b m 3-1 I HIM 7 -1 I Tom Sipples Jon Lindberg SMSvM rut ITNIIN 37a Mil IN 1 TiM lS-1 4. U L M C M l-I 4. Pisi f m i 2-1 L t a M lita 1-1 31 I I J l’i Maar 7-2 that race too, despite arriving just a few hours before the t^fiMlir 7N UI 43Mwasm IN IN TM:31U Iirs SUpNN IN IM tiliim 32 IM k h M ik r 31 32 ple jump with a leap of 42- Hartford METRO HARTFORD'S NEWEST 7-lhs7hs IN i Hm Irm 1-2 l i m t r n i 4-1 S. Rriy M f i lS-1 i tan FnUoi S-1 IU k M m L p 31 I tii Ucl kacaip 31 I U I 7Mm'i IU| IN 23iII|Imp in Mich lU pM SUN 31 I lapta Caur 12-1 start. , clocking. 33nilM M .M IM:N.H S. U ' t a Mir IM i h l M t l l l 1-1 iM a a S M r e M L M h M ll- l I NriM Om 131 IF U U n a I feet 3-inches, Rudy Mendes Len Parla took sixth in the GOLF PORSCHE-AUDI DEALERSHIP nnsiM MccUlUpMSNH 7. ShtttalMi IM 7. hSMTlttl IM IT iU lN l 1-1 7. OMn 'i Catlap 31 I. M M 131 Brown also won in Boston in 1939. «*Mi 211 Ml S71M 7M:12N MMs lU pM SUN LMM 7-1 I ■ IMMil 12-1 I. In M IM 32 won the long jump at 20- 880, Luke O’Connor took East’s mile relay quartet Manchester / Simsbury MMi 214 pM SUN IrihcU 314 pM SNIN TohcU lU pM S21.N 7. Gm m Met 19-1 1 Seftir'i frid IM t T r w M 1$-1 t Conli IM I. UoM’i Tin 7-2 IMkiSlltp 171m Fla 12-1 I UI Mapm Im WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF WMb SI2 pM SS22N ifiiS eftly M When he raced in Manchester, he never won at the feet 10-inches, and Dave fourth in the two-mile run of Kolakowski, Mendes, at East Hartford 7iSkU 3-2.7 pM S23SIN PMkU 412 pM S4IN FOrni 7WB CaBK II) IrihcU 1-37 pM SN.7I Shth M l 7n m I IhnWa MM 31 SU Mk Xnm iiimNtaKCTimtnT I h d m 4-1 1. M M t M 1. Friaaip la ia 32 1. MaM 31 short five mile distance, but he and McCluskey gave the PORSCHE-AUOl PARTS FMII 1-11(1) IrihcU 32-3 piM SINN nmjMQ coaBi (S) ThH 1. Sm Ur6 M IMPMU Kolakowski copped the and John Clifford and Phil Carr and Carter took third Vinal Tech / Portland at 44h«M IN IH IH lit CMIC7KI7 nai l O m d S c o tt M 2. L i t M M L2 S-2 2. t a w f t a i 3-1 31 I M l'iM IlM M a 31 I OaMap Me 31 3*. n a s i ILH SN 3N 7an31l(U I I I hwl UMr IN IN t S b tS rt f d k t-1 race the lift it needed to attract crowds on turkey day. place with the 440-yard I-Bm MmM IIN IN IN l U t t k m M IM 3. liy M Mm IM Ia a—»—llltdi • « 1-1 l U t 2-1 Ih M M N IS a a o U 12-1 I liMp'i KH 31 high jump at 6-feet 4- Goss took fourth and fifth Cheney Tech MM Iss IN IN 3SdsM nSL M 4N IN 2-IM M 4.N 4. Laiaai Lm 7-2 t. ramMM 4-1 I Crataa KM 31 I Mai) SpacU 2 -1 2-M DsTi Uft UN IM 'ilM O tr IN IN i ttfil krtyo 7-2 4 .6 N 6 M IM • h i lU lN 31 IMMC Brown had only a seventh grade education and lived respectively in the mile. relay foursome of Sipples, GIRLS SOFTBALL UmCMM IN ni:2MI IM L M W ir ii M S . [ M i m m r n $-1 I ta ’t RiUi IM l U a l l i t 7-2 I laa I 31 inches. HOFFMAN PORSCHE AUDI 3 la M 'iM |i I.H 4. Oc« Mb I lM p S M IS t n W M I IIESIN WMilWpMSNH i JdlM lA l tM o o N b it 11-1 lU t t h lp In i 31 I IMal Fatal 31 with his wife and four children in a clearing in the Caffrey, Carter and Chip MMi2UpMS2I» 7H:31j3 IlKNN S. DM Trad 1-2 1 fNrtw frbtir S-2 IPW i M i\ t Pilp liM i Harry Carr tied for Clifford set a freshman East Catholic at _____ 700 CONNECTICUT BLVD., E. HTFO. 528-9H 7 MMiSUpiUSNM TiihcU 4U pM SSIN MMi IH Ml INN i Setid Cidb S-2 7. t e M IM 7. 0 » S-l 7. PMir’i t a | S-1 31 I CraMip k m 12-i 7. U 'l tatWa 131 I Lamp 12 -1 Westerly woods. The two-room home was a tar-papered Kalos taking second. hfMi 312 pM niN tlKccU 432 pM SUNN 7. ETiDdra 10-1 L f«Kt Sap IS-l i m u IM IP r it a ’i M 1-1 IC alat’iC M a 31 L CNoi Sao) 131 fourth in the 120-yard high record with a 4:39.4 Northwest Catholic 7i«kIi 32-4 pM SINN MMi412pMS71N MfKUIM Ml WIN I Cm m m U-1 I Tata kp 32 shack made out of bark from trees. rm 311(1) IrifKii 233 Ml SIlNN t (beir Itad 7-1 iM l l t M iriM I k 2k LUTn 131 M b t Mn TM k IM hurdles and took fifth in the nn1 311(1) TtIMa 324 pM SS3UI aHnn 3ii (q 31iitp Chill UN UN IN EUKni 311 iq OMwi SpkU: Chip Mp k IM Ckdan Spick PoH k lllk "Here was this undisciplined man, this untrained man, 1-UMMm 7N in in t4ssalM IH IN 44M0riclM 14.N IN 330-yard intermediate 7-fikWI IN SN 3UUiN UN IN I StfiiMn Mn IN IN this child of nature • oh, I can see him running, that dark Mmm Msi IN 34ici IN IN hurdles. Caffrey took se IlsMiThs IN n S L llM skin glistening in the sun, those rippling muscles • here he TMllN 2-aiMM MMh SU pM SUN 3.N cond place in the high jump MMi 111 pM SUN 7H:32N hihcU SU pM S13IN 711:3111 was in 1945, living as if ttie white man had never come to PsMi 117 pUI SUN MWiSUpNSSIU MMUlUMItNH with Dave Roberts third. TrihcU 334 pM SUNN M kU 4U mi SINN this country,” Nason told Falls. Brown has skills, as a 7lMl 1-7-1 pM S717.H M kUNIN snumciHi^i) /The latter also took fourth Sin rWH CMM (I) IrlMi 332 pM S4N1I IrifKti 334 pM UM.1I stonemason, woodchopper, tree surgeon and handyman, 1st naa coaBint ion DKlTn 7MHICMK2 IS) in the triple jump. 1-Malip.lsp IN IN IN inani 7MB M H (7) 3IUrMri,Np NN UN IN and did any odd job to f e ^ and clothe his family. 2 6 t»’ 5 0 O F F MM I IIN IN llitamM IIN IN l4MrLin IN IN lit Mill CQNCCTiciii n r Jon Lindberg took sixth 7-Mt lU IN 7-Ussr IN UN IN IN Having personally covered a number of.Boston TNLSMS IMiNN 3SM I 4N place finishes in the shot In Sets of Four (MklUpMSNN 711: N47 IhWch 4U pM SNN u IN Marathons, after World War II, when Charlie Robbins put and javelin with Tom M pcM in pM SI7.N lU Ml illN TIKNN m TcihcU 4U pM SNN S f l » UMRSI was up among the leaders, third his best placement, and 7i«icU 1-37 pM S1U4.1I 1-234pMS3N.ll MMi IH Ml SUN 0 6 Sipples taking sixth place IrihcU 437 pM S71I.N SMOhcU 3431pm tm N always first quality fabrics & notions ‘ Little Johnny Kelley and Amby Burfoot were winning, I in the 100-yard dash and Now on Sears found Falls’ book just crammed with interesting facts on\ fourth in the 220-yard dash. the annual April Patriot’s Day run from Hopkinton to __... * PRICES EFFECTIVE Lindberg also took a se § Boston’s Prudential Center. cond in the discus with Bill Steel Guardsman ' THRU MAY 28. Spring & Summer It was a book that I found hard to put down until I had S e a r s ,i j 3 S I Gorman fourth. Arnle tftoA- -unwn Mvrna oukns It n tuiiaa-iot-r^taMa oAtar. a1 Prints & Solids finished. Carter placed in the 440, Radial Tires steel Guardsman Regular SALE Plus Top 8i Bottom Weight w r* 11 ■ ^ Bowlino Radial (Whitewall) Price PRICE F.E.T. A78-13 $44.52 •37.14 1.99 Select from colorful floral prints, Windham routs - patchworks, batiks, shears, chintz TWI-LITE - Sally B78-13 $47.22 •4».*0 2.06 prints and many more. Granato 210-499, Lynne D78-14 $49.83 a41.3« 2.38 Bilim perfarmanrrcbirinrrlitici ralH for power icrord- Topping 202-483, Millie $53.83 84S.T* 2.47 Polyesters/Cottons/Nylons/Blends Ing (0 Ballm CouimII Inlernailonal slandarda Kirouo 3l('i E78-I4 Tribe trackmen Valentine 485, Joan Lind Cold cranking Retme \mp. hour Number $57.19 8 4 t.« l 2.65 F78-I4 ^ Machine Wash - Tumble Dry - 44" wide say 177, Camille Scuta 463, power caparlly caparlly o( plate* 300 amps. 80 minutes 50 S4 G78-I4 $62.02 853.73 2.85 ^ YARD Getting belted yesterday in boys’ track action was Jean Archambault 456. REGULARLY $1.39 A YARD H78-I4 $67.58 857.44 3.04 Manchester High. The Indian tracksters were routed by *8 O FF . . . 36 Battery 97 host Windham High, 102-43, in Willimantic. The setback Evening tennis G78-I5 $65.70 •55.85 2.90 Spring & Summer Fashion drops the Silk Towners to 6-3 in the CCIL and 7-3 over-all classes planned H78-15 $69.81 •58.34 3.11 while the Whippets now stand 7-2 in the league and 9-2 L78-15 $84.56 871.88 3.44 / ' ' Due to popular demand, Regular 99 over-all. the Manchester Recreation $31.99 WITH Bright spots for (W), 2. Malinoski (M), 3. Department will again con T R A D E IIN SiipcrWidc XSS-70 BU TTER IC K 5079 “Linen Look” Manchester were Bob Giiurtlsmun Sport Rudiul Scars Dyiiupiv 24 Replace now! Here’s23 a ballery with adequate cold Gray (W) :42.5. duct evening tennis classes Great for HOT summer wear. Crease - Resistant Walsh in the long jump, 880: 1. Kiel (W), w 2. cranking power for starting most cars . .. plus reserve to acconimodate working capacity for handling accessories. Fit most American- winning with a ieap of 20- Fedorchak (M), 3. Driscoll people. The classes will be made cars. Looks 8i feels like linen. A huge parade of colors including feet 1-inch and Steve Daw (W) 2:02. iieM at Manchester High as |7 OFF ... Battery for Volkswagen^, Reg. $ii.»...... 24.99 Natural & white. 44" Wide. 220: 1. Dawson (M), 2. |5 OFF ... Marine Battery, Krg.tn .» ...... 36.99 son winning the 220 and 440- follows; Monday and 50% Polyester TREVIRA® /Rayon yard dashes. Bob Cahalan (W), 3. Howard (M) I $177■ YARD Wednesday — 5;30 to 6;30 :23.4. iSaperwIde XSSTt RegaUr SALE PlMi Machine Wash - Tumble dry LaChance took third place beginners; 6:30 to 7:30 ad RUchwall Price PRICE F.E.T. in the pole vault while Joel Two-mlle: 1. Switchenko (W), 2. Lemieux (M), 3. vanced beginners; ’Tuesday Dvnapit tl SranI.ew PiM A70-13 $30 8 14.88 1.66 REGULARLY $2.98 A YARD Malinoski ran a personal Rtorhwsit Regular I'rire F.K.T. Figueroa (W) 10:09. and Thursday — 5:30 to (rUardsmBn Sport V ir* Low Plvt E70-14 $36 8 S 8 M 2.44 best of :43.5 to take second Hadlal •RIarkwalli Hrgularl’rlre F >:,T, A7B-I3 US.fO 1.72 Mile relay; 1. Windham 6:30 intermediate; 6:30 to B78-13 SaT.M 1.82 F70-14 $38 8 8 I M 2.58 in th e 330-yard in 6.00-12 t t P .U 2.17 3:53.5. 7:30 beginners. K7fM4 S3*.a# 2.23 G70-14 $40 888.88 2.74 Textured Seersucker Look 5.60-13 • ip .t a 1.67 termediate hurdles. Javelin; 1. Ward (W), 2. The classes start May 23 F78-14 aai.M 2.37 H70-14 $41' 8 84.88 2.66 Wes Fedorchak in the Mainville (M), 3. Eigner (M) 6.95-U • S t .M 2.07 Ci78-I4 S3t,0* 2.53 and run five weeks. Make 5.60-15 G70-I5 $41 8 84.88 2.85 880, Ed Lemieux in the 177’ 5” . I t t . u 1.91 G78-15 saa.M 2.59 up classes are Friday at 6.00-15 • a p .ta 2.03 2.79 H7IMS $42 • a s .8 8 3.06 Shot put; 1. Bradford (W), 1178-15 satoM Double Knits two-mile and Glenn the regular class time. 2. Marshall (W), 3. Chymer S A V E 3 9 % SAVE *1 Flosdorf in the mile also Registration is open to ran well. (W) 50' 3” . Auto Heudliinip Dupont Cur Wux All new fresh spring colors including white. Discus; 1. Bradford (W), 2. town residents with proof Results: INo Trade in! Free Mountuig Golnik (M), 3. Chymer (W) of residency. Registrants | 0 9 Lightweight 8i comfortable. 60" Wide 440-yd. relay: 1. Windham are required to buy a :46.4. 143’ 5” . 2 “ * High jump; 1. Blay (W), 2. recreation card plus a Reg. $1.79. For side-by- Reg. $3.99. Combines Machine wash ■ Tumble dry $177 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Goule side systems. High and fine paste wax ingre Front-End Alignment Racine (W), 3. Kjellson (M) 6’ YARD 1 (W), 2. Gray (W), 3. Kjellson nominal fee for the 10 low beam. Ftelps y% see dients in easy-to-use 4” . 100% Textured DACRON® Polyester (M) :16.4. lessons. Registration wili in fog. snow, rain. liquid form. 16 a i. size. Long jump; 1. B. Walsh 100:1. Cahalan (W), 2. Daw be held in person at the NOW ^ PR ICE REGULARLY $2.98 A YARD (M), 2. Gould (W), 3. Ward son (M), 3. Wilson (M) :10.4. West Side Rec Center, 110 Mile: 1. Switchenko (W), 2. (W) 20’ 1” . •3 O FF Cedar St. between 9:15 and Regular |i;.99 Flosdorf (M), 3. Austin (W) Triple jump; 1. Blay (W), 2. 44 Miller (W), 3. Marrotte (W) 1:30 Thursday, May 19. Scars Heuvy For most 4:35. parts addlllonal American Cars cO« 440: 1. Dawson (M),- 2. 43’ 10 W”. Duty Shocks if needed ■ oO Wbavers Kettle Clothl Pole vault; 1. Kiel (W), 2, Cheney golfers S A V E *2 "® Demarco (W), 3. Telgener 1/^ P R I C E 6 We will • Inspect front-end for worn or unsafe peris • (M) :53.4. Viqing (W), 3. LaChance (M) On 24 qt. Cane SOLIDS. 11’ 6 ”. drop match ScurriOil Filtera .\djust easier, camber, loe In and loe eut • Oieck and 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Racine T-/' center alignment steering mfcbanism. Scars Motor Oil Cheney Tech’s golf team All new aprlng A lummer colon dropped a 4-1 verdict to Regular $7.99 ca. Fit most Sears Complete Brake Job 20 faihion solid colors. Coventry High yesterday American-made cars, at Manchester Country many imports, pickup Machine wash - Tumble dry • 44" Wide ^ truclu and vans. Fast, low- Drum East ups golf standard Club. The Beavers now cost installation available. llfgul.r tl.M. Ctunge o)l Regular $14.16 rase. SAG lOW- or Disc 50% Celanese FORTREL®Polyester/50% Cotton YARD sport a 4-9 record for the The SleadyKIder, niter when you change oil. 30 oil helps protect your en East Catholic High’s golf Charlebois at 86. East won Reg. $12.91...... 9.99 Meets new car warranty gine In all weather. campaign. requirements. ** REGULARLY $2.29 A YARD team upped its record to the match via the medai We • Turn uiid true6 >11 tour drum, 9 or rotor. • KrtaM MC CALL'S 4663 Mike Fraser picked up Hhrol cyllndrn • lo»|i«t mMtrr c.vllt^r' Art grijd 10-4 with a 3-2 ■ win over point route by 17 strokes. the lone point for the •hot. tor coniplrlt coalatl • ITort ond bittd h) drouUc Bulkeiey High yesterday at Results: Maselli (B) def. tASrntLDMALL M wATcasiiRT CONN • NAarrow) c o n n braltr s.v.Irni. (UI to capocilt wUli bnkr (told • .At- Techmen with the Where America thopa BWObCPOlIT CUNN HAHOCN CONN UMNCC CUNN Goodwin Park in Hartford. Poudrier 1-up, Peracchio rrmricu) mau DANBVSY.CONN GRCtNntlO.MAIi IfM C N N wum KU >.iu« ruroltly odjuit tocli wlwtl • Rood Itil. freshman taking medalist AtatiMmAltaAlTlMMltanltww ___ Nt» drami. retort or wlifrl cytlodm tl tddlUootl Buikeley is now 3-12. ^ (EC) def. Phillips 3-2, OJOMWtMNUt 6talW Holp Wanttd IS MANCHESTER - 18 Cam M anehM iw 141,100 MANCHESTER - Two B Zone INVITATION □ NOTICES Homes For Solo 23 bridge. 2 family 5-5 plus RANCH Building Lots. Need to be TO BID Free agents expandable third floor. 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 car filled. Low price. Paul W. 76ers oust Rockets OPPORTUNITITES to learn COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Dougan, 6484^535. The Manchester Board of a new trade - outside work. Fireplaces, flnSncing. Broker. garage, treed lot. Lout and round 1 i^ e Herati) Farm, with three story bam. 6282190, 6483680. Education solicits bids for HOUSTON (UPI) - 112-109 win Tuesday night in the crucial final quarter, Opportunities to earn HSOper Butler-^pe building. Power FJ.SPILECKI Physical Education Equip week and up. Phone 5283m. R E A LT O R t Buolnooo Proportf 26 in the stfHh game of the Erving got precious little LOST - Large male cat. Grey plant, and other out buildings, Ellington - 8 Room Early Houston Rockets’ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING plus Three Lovely Homes. ment and Athletic Equipment Eastern Conference help. spark Texas Tiger Angoran-Persian. American Cape. Across from 848-2121 for the 1977-78 school year. Coach Tom Nissalke AUTOMOTIVE Full Charge Offers invited. B/w Realty, CENTRAL BUSINESS playoff series. He responded with nine Vicinity of Spruce and Wells Ellington Ri(ue Country Club. Seated bids will be received as ! St., Manchesfer. Reward. 649- Bookkeeper for Genrral 647-1419. District - One story free stan said if Philadelphia is The 6-6 Erving, the NEW YORK (UPI) - While their more 5.6 acres. 658,900. Hayes follows: straight ^ints in a brutal, 8062. Motors Dealership. Must have Corp., 6480131. m in i e st a te -12 1/2 acres ding, brick building. Air con forced to go exclusive highest-paid player in the heart-pounding final 12 affluent major league rivals were handing out working knowledge of PHONE EIGHT ROOM Colonial • 21/2 of woods surrounds this ditioned. 14 foot celling. Next Physical Education Equip NBA, was brilliant. LOST - Toy poodle Tea-cup Reynolds & Reynolds system. 643-2711 baths, family room, fireplace, Majestic Dutch Colonial, to city parking lot. 642,000. ment, May 24,1977, lUOfta.m. ly to Julius Erving in minutes to just keep the million-dollar contracts to more glamorous Salary commensurate with four bedrooms, garages, acre. Keith R u l Elstate, 6^126, “There was one thing on Rockets at bay. size. In Gay City Park, Sun FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD loaded with extras. Huge Athletic Equipment, May the NBA cham names, the Texas Rangers took the conser day. She is black, weighing un ability and experience. Send 653,900. Hutchins Agency, 648 rooms. Shown by appoint 6481922. Starters George McGin WLTEI? JOHNSON H0LP9 24, 1977, 11:30 a.m. pionship series, the der 2 lbs., has a blue bow on resume to Scranton Motors 3166. NEW USTING ment. Call t ^ y . 6148,900. At the time listed the bids THE RISHTHANPER6 vative route and invested their money i»a cou Inc, P.O. Box 777, Vernon, nis, Henry Bibby and MARK FOHA.L. CAREER the back of her head, wears a Older 4 bedroom Colonial Century 21, Jackston/Avante, MANCHESTER - Ideal will be publicly opened. The 76ers will not beat ple of “lesser” free agents — Bert Campaneris Conn. INDEX MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room professiinal office, or' multi Caldwell Jones scored just WIN9 WITH 416. WHO pink rhinestone collar and ADVERTISIN8 with garage situated on 6481316. right is reserved to reject any Portland. NBA N O T IC Ii 'VW#*** Ranch. Finest construction, family site. Large, gracious 16 points from the field. HOLPSTHE N.I.MARK asd Doyle Alexander — and it has paid off. answers to the name 1 landscaped lot. Large and ail bids. Specifications FOR SOUTHRAW6 ? "Trixie”. There are six lonely MATURE Responsible Lost and found RATES fireplace, recreation room, kitchen, formal dining Colonial, currently housing a “Julius is the finest my mind tonight, coming Woman - For mala, who can 2 - Paraonala garage, spotless condition. ATTRACTIVE TWO Bedroom .professional office suite, and and bid forms may be secured children that miss her very 3 - Announcamanta room, aluminum siding. player to ever play the “I’m just happy as hell A. 6ANPY KOUFAK work with minimun supervi 1 day word par day four residential units. Nearly at the Business Office, 45 N. in here to win,” Erving ueiroiij^ 3-1, on a sevra- „ hrtiuont nttnhino much. If anyone knows of her 4 - Entarialnmant 643,500. Hutchins Agency 648 Ranch. Fireplace, garage. we’re in the finals,” said 9. CARL HU0BELL 'n.nriinv niohft wastcd 8 brllUant pitching sion. Call 64823M. Ask for Mr. 3 daya ...10a word par day Priced to sell at only 638,- game,” Nissalke said, said. “ I don’t know ighL for whereabouts please contact 5 - Auctions 3166. Lake privileges. By owner. three acres just off the central School Street, Manchester, "The Sixers had to have all 76ers’ Coach Gene Shue. C. WARREN SPAHN Jls if2 vfiry M by OaklantTs Vida 871-2242. Reward. Balogh, afternoons. 6 days .... 9a word par day 900. 636,500. 6482&8, 2786806. business district. All unities, Connecticut, 06040. whether that caused me to - ' ^ in \ i x FINANCIAL 26 days .... 6a word par day R C Zone, top available. 6400,- of him to beat us. They got “ Houston was much 8 - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 15 words $2.00 minimum Raymond E. Demers take charge or not.” d^iS. It aSifwasSS K nl' BARTENDER - NighU. 5 day 9 - 851 CENTER STREET - Two 000. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. no support when the going tougher than I thought they m-uHtcisgsMsub LOST - Male cameo Persian Personal Loans Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Business Manager Erving scored 34 points fourth complete game and f cat. Vicinity of White and week. Call Dorothy, 871-9978 10 - insuranca ZINSSER or three bedroom Cape. Large 037-5 got tough. That won’t work would be. We are fortunate paneled living room, Hooort Proporty 27 on 15 of 24 field goals and lowered his earned run T ' Henry Street. Reward. Fami EMPLOYMENT Rtallor 648-1811 eeeeeeeeeeooeeeemooooooooeeoe against the Trailblazers.” to have some time to rest MALE OR FEMALE - Short four of five from the line. a erage to z./i. ly pet. 649-7814, 646-3893. 13 - Halp Wanted fireplace, dining room, now.” order cook. Full time. Will 14 - Business Opportunities appllanced kitchen. Wall to Nissalke was bitter. He 15 - Situation Wanted NORTHERN MAINE Guard Doug Collins scored [Standings Yankees 4, A s 2 ru „j j,jg second major LOiST - Black and gray male train. Apply in person - wall carpet. 16x32 inground New Cottage on private, LEGAL felt two poor calls by the Howard Johnson Restaurant, Happiness Is; ELLINGTON - By owner. 27 points, and backup The best-of-seven series 1 I® 5^®™^hss bases- league homer and a Tiger cat. In the wclnity of EDUCATION Three bedroom Ranch with pool. Convenient to schools, secluded 1 acre parcel with game officials had helped 394 T o llan d T pke., 10 - Private Instructions S Patronizing the British shopping, bus. Creampuff con NOTICE forward Darryl Dawkins with Portland begins Sun loaded single scored two of sacrifice fly. Bobby Bonds Durant Street. Call after 3:30, 19 - rec room and garage. Central private right of way to the Erving-led 76ers end 6464940. Manchester, Exit 94, off 1-66. Schools-Classes % Baked Goods and Gift dition. 639,900. Owner, 648 chipped in a 13-point, third- day afternoon in mree 15th-innlng rans for also had a two-run double 20 - Instructions Wanted ly located. Mfd 30’s. 8787966. Eagle Lake, Aroostook TOWN OF MANCHESTER, his team’s season with a National League Booth at the 0449. (k)unty. 275 acres woodland quarter burst of points. But REAL ESTATE CONNECTICUT Philadelphia. the Yankees, who blew a 2- for California. Wayne HAIR DRESSER - Full time. near Eagle Lake. 80 acres East 23 ~ Homes for Sale Ig Windsor Shad Derby GLASTONBURY ^ NOTICE OF ADOPTION 0 lead in the ninth when Simpson, with relief help Experiencee preferred. Call 24 - Lots-Lsnd for Sale JUST REDUCEDI woodland on Eagle Lake. W L Pet. GB 6485411 for appointment. g Fair on Mlnnechaug Mountain. By Manny &ngulllen and Dick from Paul Hartzell, evened 25 - Investment Property JUST LISTED - West side owner. Spacious three Cell or wrH* owntr. OF ORDINANCE Pitts. 23 9 .719 26 - Business Property g Windsor Green, *41,900 John A. Bokor In accordance with the Allen hit solo homers off jjjs record at 3-3. 27 - Resort Property large Cape. 3-4 Bedrooms, bedroom Ranch, on beautiful Duplex. 4-S. Good condiUon. Two MHS netmen in upset Chicago 21 11 .656 2 Order Your experienced in Siding, Windsor, Conn. new furnacet. Two car garage. Eaglo Lako, Mt. 04739 provisions of (liapter 3, Sec 28 - Real Estate Wanted aluminum siding, new roof, 1 1.3 acre lot, with mature St. Louis 20 13 .606 3Vt windows, awnings, roofing Good InveiUnent. 207-444-5988 ADVERTISING ;5 Saturday, May 21st, 1/2 baths, jalousied porch, one trees, view, and privacy. tions 1 and 9 of the Town Sophomores Chris while the setback was only pave the way for victory. Phila. 17 14 .548 5V4 sales and installation. MISC. SERVICES 31 - Services Offered I opening at 10:00 a.m. car garage,, recently Excellent neighborhood. Chapter, notice is hereby Conard’s second agaWt Keller and ^ ser lost the Montreal 13 17 .433 9 Indian golfers lose “Happy Interested in part or full time DEADLINE remodeled. 639,900. A best buy M.H. PALMER Boser and Jon Keller 32 - Painting-Papering Britannia Chapter Separate dining room, large Pool Eototo Wonlod 28 given of the adoption by the eight wins. \ second set but broke ser NY 12 20 .375 11 Manchester High’s golf had an 86 and Jeff Shrider inside or outside position. 33 - Building-Contracting by Hayes Corp. 646-0131. RRRity 646-6321 took the decisive R eply Box MM, c/o 34 - Roofing-Siding 12:00 noon the dsy before Daughters of the eat in kitchen, two fireplaces, Board of Directors of the Sophomore Scott vice three times the final West team saw its CCIL record an 89. 35 - Heating-Plumbing publication. finished basement, including Town of Manchester, Connec doubles match to-give Thought” Manchester Herald. iJ: British Empire HOUSE FOR Sale on In INVESTMENT Three Family SELLING your house? Call us Gottlieb in the No. 1 slot set to take a 6-1,2-6,6-3 vic 36 - Flooring Deadline for Saturday and 35 foot carpeted rec room, W L Pet. GB dip to 2-8 and over-all Results: Manchester vs. 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storage first and we’ll make you a ticut, May 10, 1977 of Or Manchester High’s Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. dustrial Land - Call 647-9604. screened breezeway. Two car - With four baths. Live here took a three-set win from tory. Los Ang. 27 8 .771 docket fall to 2-9 with a Windham — Thomas (M) def. BOLTON NOTCH. Ideal for 38 - Services Wanted 746 P a rk e r S tr e e t, cash offer. T.J. Crockett, dinance as follows: garage. Move In condition. rent free. Pasek Realtors, 288 Realtor, 6481577. boys’ tennis team an Tim Prete in an excellent Results: Gottlieb (M) def. Cincl. 14 19 .424 12 pair of losses yesterday at Cobb 2-1, Shepard (W) def. Today! resident seeking part time MISC. FOR SALE . MancHester. 7475. PROPOSED ORDINANCE employment. Sales office or Homot For Solo 23 Low 670s. Call 633-5355. excfting 4-3 upset win match. Jon Peck at No. 4 Prete 6-3, 6-7, 6-3; Siegal (C) Houston 14 20 .412 12t4 Willimantic Country Club. Presti 1-up, Breen (W) def. 4 0 - Household Goods PLEASE READ PURCHASE OF LAND def. Kennedy 6-0, 6-2; San Fran. 13 20 .394 13 Shrider 1-up, Sypher (W) def. public contact experience 41 - Articles for Sale IMMEDIATE Cash for your played well to cop his Conard High blanked the property. Let us e^laln our BE nr ORDAINED by the over Conard High at Richardson (C) def. Valentine San Diego 14 24 .368 14W Nelson 2-up, Eagleson (M) helpful. Reply Box M, c/o 42 - Building Supplies YOUR AD singles match. Silk Towners, 7-0, with Manchester Herald. 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs fair proposal. (Jail Mr. Board of Directors of the Memorial Field courts 4-6, 6-2, 6-1; Peck (M) def. AtlMta^ 11 24 .314 16 def. Frechette 2-up, Windham 44 - Livestock Tom Donovan and Mark Classified ads ere taken over Belfiore, 647-1413. Town of Manchester that the Langton 6-4, 6-4; Prete-Siegal homestanding Windham won medal points, 349-351; 45 - Boats & Accessories \ WAITING & BUY! in a makeup engage Tuesday’s Results the phone as a convenience. Town of Manchester purchase Caouette at No. 3 doubles High also victorious over PART TIME Sales Clerk 46 - Sporting Goods ment. (C) def. Gottlieb-Kennedy 6-3, Chicago 23, San Diego 6 Manchester vs. Conard — needed in medicine depart 47 - Garden Products The Herald is res^nslble for MAY WE BUY your home? for the total sum of THREE applied steady pressure 7-5; Keller-Boser (M) def. the locals, 5-2. Lynch (C) def. Thomas 4-3, □ EMPLOYMENT 40 - Antiques only one incorrect Insertion and Quick, fair, all cash and no Atlanta 9, Montreal 6 ment and pharmacy, ^m e 49 - Wanted to Buy THOUSAND (63,000) The triumph improves and came away with a 6-4, Tippin-Julian 6-1, 2-6, 6-3; Conard’s Jason Burrill Burrill (C) def. Presti 5-3, then only to the size of the problems. Call Warren E. Los Angeles 6, experience essential. Plea original Insertion. Errors which DOLLARS from the State of Manchester's docket to 9-3 6-3 decision which helped Donovan-Caouette (M) def. took medalist honor with a Smith (C) def. Shrider 4-3, Holp Wonlod 13 sant, with conditions in RENTALS Howland, Realtors, 6481108. Philadelphia 4 52 - Rooms lor Rent do not lessen the value of the (k>nnecticut those two certain Johnson-Lebarique 64, 6-3. 77. Best for Manchester Wathen (C) def, Nelson 4-3, modem pharmacy at busiest 53 - Apartments for Rent advertisement will not be cor pieces or parcels of land con New York 8, San Fran PHONE FROM home to ser Homes for Rent ALL CASH For your property, was Dave Thomas with a Clark (C) def. Eagles 2-up, shopping center. Flexible 54 - rected by an additional Inser sisting of 6.44.acres, more or cisco 1 Conard won medal points, 318- vice our customers in the hours and some weekends. 55 - Business for Rent tion. ' within 24 hours. Avoia Rm round of 82. Mike Presti Manchester area, flexible Apply in person, Parkade 56 - Resort Properly for Rent Tape, Instant Service. Hayes less, together with the Im Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 0 351. 57 - Wanted to Rent provements thereon, situated Culbertson sets record hours, super earnings, 249- Liggett’s Rexall. 50 - Misc. for Rent Corporation, 646-0131. Houston 5, St. Louis 2 7773. Northerly of Interstate 84 and : 12. 0. Manchester High’s girls’ Nancy Downing in the high Today’s Games STEADY WORK - Now accep AUTOMOTIVE on the Easterly and Westerly Mile: 1. Hennessey (M), 2. Yeager snaps slump 61 - Autos for Sale Houaohold Qooda 40. track team toppled jump, Siobhan Duffy in the Pittsburgh (Kison 3-2) at SALES POSITION - Straight ting applications for full time 62 - Trucks, for Sale Holp Wontod 13 sides-of Gardner Street In the Windham High, 90-33, hurdles, Teri Arendt in the Scott (M), 3. Baynes (W) commissions, leads furnished employment. Call 8724515. 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale Town of Manchester, County Cincinnati (Zachry 2-5) ning as the Chicago rolled 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles REFRIGERATORS 6 : 01. 1. NEW YORK (UPI) - to homeowners. Call 242-5402. yesterday at Wigren Track long jump, Katie Hennessy Montreal (Rogers 4-2) at to its sixth straight victory. 65 - Campers-Trailers-Mobite Washers, ranges, used, of Hartford, State of Connec 440: 1. L. Maher (M), 2. Steve Yeager broke out of DISHWASHER - Full time. Homes guaranteed and clean. New ticut and shown as Parcel 1 and clinched third place in in the mile and Lori Veal in A tlanta (C apra 0-4) or Steve Ontiveros, Gene PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Swallow (M), 3. VanderHeide a l-for-22 slump Tuesday Some weekends, good 66 - Automotive Service RN's - LPN'S CIRCA 1778 EXCELLENT BUY shipment damaged, GE and and Parcel 2 on a map entitled the CCIL behind perennial the two-mile all performed Clines, Dave Rosello and Air Force recently announced 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease (W) 1:03. Easterly 6-0), N night with three doubles to benefits. Apply in person. Center chimney CAPE with three bedrooms, huge living available on this immaculate three bedroom Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. “Town of Manchester, Map powers Hall and Conard of well for Manchester. Biittner again, homered new openings for individuals East Hartford Convalescent All shifts. Part Shot put: 1. S. Maher (M),2. Los Angeles (Rhoden 5- help the yLos Angeles room with fireplace, formal dining room, wide floor TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUM. 2Vi baths, plus Pearl and Sonn, 649 Main Showing Land Released to West Hartford. Results: for the Cubs. Bob Valentine with prior military service. If Home, 745 Main Street, East carpeting throughout. Appliances, carport, pool, tennis Street, 6482171. Culbertson (M), 3. Bane (W) 1) at Philadelphia Dodgers defeat the you have been out for less time or full time. boards, 2-car garage and more. A picturesque setting on Town of Manchester by The The Indians stand 6-2 in 80-yd. hurdles: 1. Duffy 31’ 314”. homered for San Diego. Hartford. 1-acre of land. Low, low 660's. courts and more. Mid 630's. (Twitchell 0-3), N Phillies, 6-4, in than 5 years and are looking Help Wanted 13 State of Connecticut, the CCIL with a 9-4 over-all (M), 2. Rabideau (W), 3. High jump: 1. Downing Mets 8, Giants 1 UPRIGHT FREEZER - 14.8 Riquier (W) :13.2. - San Francisco (Barr 5-3) Philadelphia. for “A Great Way of Life’ , DEMONSTRATORS - Act Pleasant working Cubic Feet. 11/2 years old. In Interstate 84, (Limited Access record heading into the (M), 2. Arendt (M), 3. Baker at New York (Matlack 2- Jerry Koosman pitched a Contact the Air Force im now for an extra Free Gift. excellent condition. 6250. Call Highway), Nov. 1976, Scale 1" Two-mile: 1. Veal (M), 2. (W) 4’ 7”. The 28-year-old catcher mediately. Call 646-7440. stretch of the schedule. 3), N four-hitter and hit the se Sell name brand toys and gifts conditions. 643-9262. equals 40’, Karl F. (>awford. Baynes (W), 3. Bane (W) Discus: 1. Vedziniak (W),2. raised his average to .317 (Fisher-Price, Playskool, Sophomore Tracy Culbert 13:05.9. St. Louis (D’Acquisto 0- cond home run of his Transportation Chief Wilks (M), 3. Donnelly (W) 81’ after it had dropped 50 SEWING MACHINE Fenton). Elam 61000 or more REAL ESTATE Benefits. Apply in BRAND NEW Large Love son broke the school mark 440-yd. relay: 1. Manchester 0) at Houston (Lemongello career, touching off a six- Operator with drapery Engineer-Bureau of in the javelin twice with 10”. points, from .349 to .299, with Treasure House party SALES MANAGER Seat - Cost 6310, will sell for Highways, Town No. 76, (Downing, Gilbert, Kearney, i-4), N run, seventh-inning out experience. Call between 9 Plan. Free kit. Top commis person. Vernon 6200. Call 643-4453 evenings. the longest throw 114-feet Long jump: 1. Arendt (M), over the last four games. and 5, Monday thru Friday. Growing Company desires Project No. 7888, Serial No. L. Maher) :52.7. 880: 1. Potvsin (W), 3. Leigher (M) burst for the Mets. Ed sion. Also booking parties. ezperlenced salesperson or pre 11-inches. The old mark Riquier (W), 2. Burke (W), 3. Cubs 23, Padres 6 646-7288. Call collect person to person sent manager for. Us expanding Manor. Call Mon- 54A, Sheet 1 of (jne Sheet.’’, 15’ 6”. Kranepool’s two-run East Hartiord office. Must be CARPETING - Never laid. was 109-feet set in 1974 by Barrett (M) 2:40 . 220: 1. American League Aided by a 23-mile-an- for Miss Carol 203-491-2100. From 6180,000 home! Newest which map is to be filed in the Javelin: 1. Culbertson (M). homer staked New York to STEADY WORK - Reliable, honest, have integrity, be success d a y through Office of the Town Clerk of Darcy Walter. Kearney (M), 2. Downing East hour wind Larry Biittner, a 2-1 le a d . K oosm an oriented, aggressive and hard nylon short shag. Beautiful. 2. Rabidous (W), 2. S. Maher hard worker, who wants THIS MAY BE The money working. Compensation < ^n. Call GO JUMP IN THE POOL Sealed in water-proof factory Manchester. (M), 3. Gilbert (M) :27.0. W L Pet. GB Bobby Murcer and Jerry Bob Wallace for confidential Inter Yvonne Kearney was a (M) 114’ 11” (new school boosted his record to 34, steady employment, good in making 0 opportunity| you're Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. ONLY $32,900 Your own if you purchase this 7 room aluminum sided container. Will do three Mile relay: 1. Manchester NY 19 14 .576 view. This Ordinance shall take double winner taking the record). Morales hit consecutive while loser John come. Call 528-6702 between 9- looking for.' . No specific hours. For this clean two bedroom RANCH. Comfortable CAPE. 3-4 bedrooms, rec room, eat-in size kitchen rooms, wall-to-wall. We effect ten (10) days after this 100 and 220-yard dashes. (Egan, Donadio, Swallow, L. 8B0-yd. medley relay: 1. Balt. 17 IS .567 Vi home runs in the fifth in 2 only. Work in your own The Wallace Company Mr. Bergin kitchen, formal dining room, living room, new aluminum Maher) 4:34.8. Montefusco fell to 2-6. carpeted living room, and the Bowers School District^ bought too much. Sacrifice - publication in this newspaper Linda Maher won the 440 Manchester (Kearney, L. Boston 18 14 .563 Vi neighborhood.lio^. Sell PrestigeF 236-0881 or 569-1660 siding, garage and treed lot. Excellent buy! Mid 630’s and worth it!! 6219. New padding for three 100: 1. Kearney (M), 2. NOW accepting applications provided that within ten (10) with a fine time of 1:03.0. Maher, Frank, Downing) 2:02. Milw. 17 18 .486 3 iroducts, Avon. For informa- 8 7 1 - 0 3 8 5 rooms - 624. Private: 1-348 Gilbert (M). 3. Tanner (W) Toronto 15 20 .429 5 for full time empioymentt. fl'ion, call 523-9401. 8444. days after this publication of Scholastic sports Call 5283869 between 9 and 2 this Ordinance a petition Detroit 14 19 .424 5 only. Cleve. 12 20 .375 6Vi RNs - LPNs BUNCHARD & ROSSEnO REALTORS SALE - Moving out of state signed by not less than five (5) suddenly! Best offer takes it, percent of the electors of the Last night’s softball West OIL BURNER - Heating ser- 7-3, 811 shift, full time, ’ Household goods, plants, Town, as determined fTbm the scored two runs and gave Manchester Evening Herald 189 WEST CENTER STREET - MANCHESTER | -Q W L Pet. GB Tenni$ vice man. Full time. part time, weekends relief. silver, furniture, baby fur latest official lists of the Minn 24 11 .706 CHENEY TECH B ennet Ju n io r H ig h ’s Uniforms and transportation Come in and talk to us niture, electric hibachi, etc. TONIGHT’S GAMES two singles and Henry provided. Full benelits. Top Registrars of Vdters, has not with Stan Alexander Chicago 20 12 .625 2Vi Bowing in tennis action jayvee baseball team a 3-2 about our new higher star Wed., Thurs., Fri., 1-8 p.m.. been filed with the Town Clerk IIPMarket vs. Annulli's, O’Brien two singles to the Texas 17 14 .548 5 win over crosstown Illing hourly rate. For the man who ting rate. DEALERSHIP 646-2482 lis Sat., 83 p.m. 45 Pond Lane, leading the Glassmen with yesterday was Cheney requesting its reference to a 6 - Fitzgerald Floors’ attack. can meet our requirements, South Windsor. 644-8285. three and Brad Verona and Kan. City 17 16 .515 6 Tech, 3-2, to Rocky Hill yesterday at Illing Junior ^eferably resident of South EAST HARTFORD special Town election. h rank's vs. Fogarty’s, Oakland 17 18 .486 7 In Andover... Directions: Avery Street to CANDLELIGHT Bill Paton collected two High at the Terriers’ High. Windsor, Manchester or Ver Benedict Drive, then first Phyllis V. Jackston 7:15- Fitzgerald Calif. 16 20 .444 8Vi non area. Inquire Imperial CONVALESCENT HOME SEVEN ROOM Colonial - FO REST HILLS - 4-5 Crispino’s broke into the each. courts. Cheney is now 64 The win ups Bennet’s 746 Main St. Holp Wontod 13 DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, right is Pine Tree Lane, se Secretary Glen vs. Reed’s, 8:30 • Seattle 13 27 .325 13Vi Oil, 644-1521. Family room off kitchen. Bedroom Ranch on cul de sac. Board of Directors winner’s circle with a 12-5 Best in defeat were over-all and 4-3 in the COC record to 3-1 and drops East Hartford, Conn. Call Don Hatak carpeting, aluminum storms, cond right Pond Lane. Fitzgerald Tuesday’s Results Extra large master bedroom, 2 baths, wooded lot, Manchester, Connecticut decision over Vito’s last Frank Cuneo with three Illing to 1-3. Shawn Spears RN’s and LPN’s - 3 to 11,11 to 2 furnaces, trees, 6445 income. 1 1/2 baths, plus garage and New York 5, Oakland 2 after the setback. ACT NOW - Jet to a great way 639,500. Hutchins Agency, 648 maintenance free. Must be COLDSPOT 14 Cu. Ft. Dated at Manchester, Connec CBT Blue vs. Vittner’s, 6 night at Robertson. hits , Len Caruso with two of Bennet and Paul of life. Jobs, education and 7. Full and part time. Staff rec room. Pleasant valley seen. Quick'occupancy. 671,- • Rohertson Results: Rombioa (RH) MALE OR FEMALE - Part 3166. Refrigerator - With bottom ticut this 13th day of May, The Supremes top and Chuck Lankford with (15) McCluskey of Illing each training. For enlistment 647-9946 and supervisor repositioned. area. 652,900. By owner. 288 900. C en tu ry 21, def. Bellefleur 7-6, 2-6, 6-3; time short order cook. Must freezer. Excellent condition. 1977. ^ ito’s vs. Cireuits, 7:15- stickmen were Gene Ricco Toronto 3, Milwaukee 1 fired five-hitters with the details, call Air Force at 648 have experience. 11 to 3. No Join our progressive nursing 8308 after 5 weekdays, Jackston/Avante, 6481316. an inside the park homer. Abramsky (RH) def. 7440. team. Excellent salaries and TWO FAMILY House - 5 large weekends anytime. 6200. 6487313. 0285 Robertson with a perfect four-for- Minnesota 10, Cleveland latter striking out nine and weekends. Apply Hartford rooms each. Exceptional con WOMEN’S REC 4 Chasse 6-4, 6-3; Rivard benefits in a pleasant at Moons vs. Crispino’s, four showing and Dan Spears whiffing 10. Road Dairy Queen, Mornings. dition. Centrally located. NEW LISTING - L-Shaped WE BUY & SELL furniture. Scoring in every innings, (CT) def. Presch6-4, 5-7,6- d r iv e r s FOR School Buses mosphere. Contact the D.N.S. Beautiful yard. Priced sen Cash on the line. One piece or 8:30 - Robertson Gaudreau and Bob Guerin Texas 3, Detroit 1 EAST JVs wanted - We will train you Meadow's Convalescent Ranch. Extra large Cougars vs. Tikey, 6 - B&J Auto Repair trounced (California 6, Boston 2 3; Talamini-Stratton (CT) DISHWASHERS - Part time Manchester Evening Herald sibly in high 650s. Broker. 648 an entire houseful. 646-6432. with two hits each. Mike Freiheit had four Part time. Housewives and nights. Apply at Tacorral, 246 Center, Manchester, Conn. bedrooms. Fireplace. Garage. Savings Bank last night at def. Andrea-Bordman 64, 647-9194. 24M. 9 ■ to ■5. Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. Cheney Vito’s collected just five Seattle 10, Baltimore 2 hits, Mike Gilberto three retirees prefered. Manchester Broad St. Manchester. Huge country lot. 638,500. Cen beside Douglas Motors. Cheney, 29-2. 6-0; Marshall-Scepanik area, 6482373. Vernon area, tury 21, Jackston/Avante. 848 Norton vs. Thrifty, 6 - Today’s Games Ma n c h ester Rockiedge - hits off Dennis Walsh, no Pat Parker led the (RH) def. Ference-Hewitt including a double and 872-2826. 1316. Keeney player getting more than Kansas City (Leonard 2- Scott McMullen and Kevin WAITRESS - Part time DEALERSHIP Buolnooo Opportunity 14 Aluminum sided Dutch assault with five hits and 6-3, 6-2. nights. Must be over 18. This V&.N vs. Regal’s, 6 - Nike one. 2) at Chicago (Knapp 4-1), Raised Ranch. Three LAKE FRONT Contemporary □ MISC. FOn SALE Chris Carpenter, Rose CHENEY JVs Martin two apiece as East 1100.00 A WEEK and more is not a summer position. App- SMALL ENGINE Service bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, family H o’s vs. Lathrop, 7:15 - N Catholic’s jayvee baseball poissible working at home part ^ at Tacorral, 246 Broad St., Ranch - Three bedrooms. Lovett and Sally Granato Cheney Tech’s jayvee Corporation expanding dealer room with fireblace, Sliding doors from living Nike Nightcap found Moriarty Toronto (Lemanczyk2-3) tinime through mailing cir Manchester. living/dining room. 'Two car Articloo lor Solo 41 added four each for the tennis team dropped a 3-2 team belted Northwest culars. Send self addressed AVAILABLE network. No experience room and master bedroom to Tees vs. Dean, 6 - Nebo at Milwaukee (Haas 3-1), N necessary. Complete training garage, with electric eye. Bros, trimming Holiday winners and winning verdict to Rocky Hill Catholic, 11-4, yesterday in stamped envelope. King, Box huge deck, facing lake. Owner ALUMINUM sheets used as Moriarty’s vs. Seruse, Detroit (Ruble 3-4) at WANTED BOOKKEEPER - program. 6500. Investment Large lot. Florida room, -I- Lanes, 10-4, as Ron pitcher Sally Robinson and yesterday at the winner’s West Hartford. 233K 122, Mantua, N.J. 08051. Hebron Board of Education. anxious. 647,900. Century 21, printing plates, .007 thick, 7:15- .Nebo Texas (Perry 2-4), N required to start your own extras! Low 650s. 6485588. Jackston/Avante, 6481316. Laliberti, Joe Camposeo Arlene Fazzini stroked courts. Dave Fournier had a Salary 63.10 per hour. Contact in East Hartford... business. Ideal for retired or Z3x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for and Fred Valenti stroked bases-Ioaded double and SALES HELP Wanted - Free Ralph Saccuzzo, Principal. part time. Details on request. MANCHESTER - Beautifully 61. Phone 6482711. INDY three hite each. Robinson, Results: Dabroi (CT) training program. For more SOUTH WINDSOR - Just three hits each and Don Dave Bottaro a two-RBI Gilead Hill School, 2289458, Mr. Barker. ESCA Field decorated 4 bedroom Raised CBT unloaded on Bob & Granata and Lovett def. Lopez 6-4,6-1; Makuck information, call Norma Ted- 6481926. 8 to 4 p.m. dally. reduced. 6 room aluminum UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Kauffman and Karl Hasel double for the 6-7-1 Eagles. Training Division Box 619, Ranch. Lovely, private lot. sided Ranch. 1 1/2 baths. homered, the latter’s came Little (RH) def. Hovey 2-6, 6-1,6- ford. Century 21, Tedford Real Wading River, New York. Convenient location. Pool, Scouts, ^ y and Girl Scouts, Marie’s last night at Nike collected two hits each. Martin was the winning Estate, 647-9914. Must be Call Don Hatak Walk-out rec room. Garage. NEW LISTING - Oversized Brownies, nurses. East and wound up with an easy with the bases loaded. 4; Zachary (RH) def. RN/LPN - Wanted for full and 11792. patio, sun porch and more! eight room Cape. With 2 full Brian Sullivan and Craig pitcher, striking out six licensed or presently taking part time on 3 p.m.-ll p.m., 654,9()0. Edwards Realty, 644- Larger lot. Must be seen to he Catholic School. 6481225. 13-5 win. Tops for the Bankers League Chemelowski 7-5, 6-2; course. appreciated. Owner anxious, bams, lovely sreened in porch Pepin led the Lanes with and giving up six hits. and 11 p.m.-7 a.m. shifts. App FOR SALE - Vacant 1500 9000. and attached garage. Situated Bruce Thieling clouted were Robin Bryant and Dabroi-West (CT) def. ly to Director of Nursing, says sell today! Evening, SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, two hits each. square foot building with Lorraine Scrlvano, 66829M. on a professionally three homers and Hank Elaine Charizone with two INTERNATIONAL I0)abbs-Smedberg 8-6; TOOL AND DIE Maker. Some Salmon Brook Convalescent 647-9946 basement on one of processed gravel, stone, sand REC hits each. experience necessary. Person Market Square Sales, 6681508. landscaped lot in a most con and fill. For delivery call Reed once for the winners. Darkness halted play Kokinis-O’Brien (RH) def. Softball Home, off House Street, Manchester’s busiest streets. venient location. Many Runs and hits were plen hired will be trained in all Glastonbury. Please call 633- George H. Griffing, Andover, The latter also added two SILK CITY after eight innings last Warner-Kishimoto 6-4, 6-1. EAST GIRLS phases of die making and If you are looking for a new EAST WINDSOR - 6 acres custom features. Call now for tiful last night as Hartford 5244. home for your business, call 6-6 742-7W6. hits while teammates Each side came up with night at Leber Field with EAST GIRLS East Catholic’s girls’ metal-stamping business. with spacious 10 Room details. Won’t last. Priced at National Bank nipped Joe Gordon at Gordon Realty, 648,900. United Realty Inc., Jerry Wilson, Frank 15 base hits but Allied Prin the Lawyers and Oilers all East Catholic’s girls’ softball team got back to Send qualifications to Box L MAINTENANCE Person for DUPLEX Contemporary. 20X40 in- DeMolay at Keeney, 14-13. c/o Manchester Herald. 6482174. ground pool, large bam. Call 6485016. Dinucci, Brad Wheatley ting had twice as many tied at 5-5. tennis team improved its the .500 level yesterday at floor care and minor Large airy rooms, Lou Berens came up WANT 8PENDIN6 M0NEY7 Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 648 INVITATION and Ron Soucier all had runs as Reed Construction Two runs in the sixth record to 8-3 with a 6-1 vic 5-5 with a 32-14 romp past maintenance repairs for large SERVICE BUSINESS with separate heating with three hits and Dave f a s h i o n Two-Twenty Health Care facility. loyt a Okis - Wa Niid Youl 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., two-hit showings. and the result was an 16-8 frame enabled the Oilers to tory over Rockville High St. Paul at Robertson Cosmetics needs someone to 6800 a week income. Available systems, located on bus Manchester Office, 647-9139. IFWI TO BID Hintington and Dave Excellent benefits and in this area. A cash business. line. Three bedrooms The Manchester Board of Bob Plenzio, Bob Henry, win at Fitzgerald. force extra innings. yesterday in Rockville. Park. assist in my business two working conditions. Call or Equal Housing Opportunity. D o m a L r o M Richards two each for the hours a day. For personal in Htrald carriors aro noodod Minimum down payment each side. Priced at 643,- HOM IN N M T I .. Education seeks bids for Rich Siezcodski and Tony Three hits rattled off the Each side collected Results; Murano (EC) The Eaglettes collected ^ p ly in person. Meadows required. 643-4301. Bankers while homers by terview, call 643-1646 between 500. W rU M IT IT . Paint for the 1977-1978 school Quintilliana all had two-hit bats of John Sommers, Bob seven hits, Jam ie Cullen def. Jones 6-0, 64; Whita 23 hits highlighted by home (Convalescent Center, 333 in the following aroas: Bill Wilson and Bill Currie 9 and 11 a.m. Bidwell St., Manchester, FRECHETTE A MARTIN year. Sealed proposals will be games for Bob’s. Plaster, Bob Tingley and leading the Lawyers with (EC) def. Vogel 6-2, 7-6; runs off the bats of Kathy ESTABLISHED Pest Control paced the losers as six Conn. 647-9194. QIastonbury firm. Gross over 640,000 in 646-4144 received until 11:00 a.m., Joe Van Oudenhove with two singles and Ken Rohr Coughlin (R) def. Murray Hall, Ellen Petkaitas and REAL ESTATE Sales NEW COLONIAL NIKE players had two hits. 1976. An excellent reputation ZINSSER June 6, 1977. at which time Ernie Calaci and Mark added a double. 6-0, 6-0; Lucier (EC) def. Ellen Ostrout. Peggy Associates - Licensed, or in Pa in ter - Temporary per Rwltor 646-1511 4 bedroom Colonial set on they will be publicly opened. Wilson Electric edged process of obtaining license. Manchester: and potential. Owner has W acre treed lot close to Duval adding two each for Sean Kearns and Mike May 6-2, 6-4; Cannata- Laneri had four hits and son needed to do interior pain other commitments. 528-4749. NEW THREE Bedroom Specifications and bid forms Renn’s Tavern, 6-4, last FELINE South Windsor or ^ s t Hart schools and shopping. the Printers. Tingley, Keeler each had two-hit Viola (EC) def. Gifford- five RBIs for East. ting in a large health care /Adame Street and Buekland Straat Ranch - Fireplace, garage, may be secured at the night at Nike as Andy Deadlocked 3-3 after six ford office. Great earning facility. Excellent summer Flreplaced living room, city utilities. Residential. Van Oudenhove and Calaci showings for the Oilers Skogres 6-4, 6-1; araa Business Office, 45 N. School Gora, Mike Scranton, Bob innings, Crispino’s rallied potential. Arruda Realty, 644- job. Apply in person. Slluollon Wontod 15 wall-to-wall carpet, IW Asking 645,900. Century 21, who sport a 2-0 record. The Kuczynski-Sullivan (EC) 1539. e ig h t room House - On Street, Manchester, Connec PHOTO-OUIOE 8337 Wilson, Bob Pearlman and for three runs in the final all homered. Meadows Convalescent! East Hartford: acre wooded lot. Two car gar baths. Priced at 654,9(XI. Jackston/Avante, 6481316. def. Jaquith-Girakaris 6-2, Track ticut, Raymond E. Demers, PAHEIN Jeff Hatabuch all collected frame to whip Tommy’s Norbot Gonsalves paced Lawyers are 2-1. Center, 333 Bidwell St.,' MEDICAL Secretarial Work age. 1 1/2 baths, Flreplaced 6-2; Murphy-Young (EC) BENNET COCKTAIL WAITRESSES for Manchester. 647-9194. Carriara naadad In tha following aroaa: Business Manager. two hits. Best for Renn’s Pizza last night at Nebo, 6- the losers with three hits, AMERICAN in physicians office. Three living room. Large family Add a new look to your Bennet Junior High’s weekend nights. Gaslight /Bumaldf Avonuo, High School, mornings a week. Will sub 0385 3. one more than teammates Police & Fire trimmed def. Taylor-McKone 7-5, 7- Cafe, Experience only. 568- room. 647,900. Keith Real wardrobe with this flat were Craig Phillips with track team took a pair of LICENSED NURSE - Hours S t Marya Camatary araa. stitute for vacations. 649-7025. EsUte, 646-4126, 6481922. tering skirt with inter three hits and Ron Marlene Donnelly Bill Wagner, Gary the American Legion last 5. 5323 or 6481086. flexible, days open. Ideal for ZINSSER victories yesterday in /BurnaMa Avanua - Ball Court area. tiMitor 646-1611 KEITH esting side panels. Pat Pickeral, Bill McCarthy scattered five hits with the Osborne, Tim Coughlin and night at Waddell, 8-6, with retired person. Call 6482358, FIVE BEDROOM Older tern also provides for Wethersfield, 78-17 over COUPLE TO ACT as for information. INVITATION and Steve Bania, all with key hit in the final inning a Cal Chowange collected. bases on balls playing a big Baseball /Burnalda Avtnua - Dalmont FULL CHARQE (^lonial - On quiet residential pants. Silas Deane and 65-21 over superintendent in small apart REALESTni No. 8337 with Photo- two bingles. triple by Dale Titus. CHARTER OAK part in the scoring. ment house. Maintenance, and Bldwall, Varnon Road araa. BOOKKEEKR street. Two car oversize gar-‘ DUPLEX ■ 7-7. Formal dining BENNET Webb, the high jump and GAS STATION Attendant - age. Large, airy rooms. 172 E. CmiIm SL TO BID Guide is in Waist Sizes DLSTY Barb Brody paced the Manchester Oil Heat G lenn D ubors had a Bennet Junior High’s minor repairs, in Hartford Needed full time. Apply in /Walnut, Qraanlawn, Concord Btroot Capable and competent. room. Three bedroom, plus 24' to 32'. Size 26' . . . long jump, Tony Clements area. Please state experience, Natural woodwork. Deep, The Manchester Board of winners with three hits and rallied from a 5-3 deficit to single and double for P&F baseball team dropped a 2- . Pierson. Gorin Sports Car area. Ready and willing to work. den, country kitchen. Two car “Wo Moko 2H yards of 46-inch for Two extra innings were won the 100 and 220, Tom family status and age, strictly Call Hartford, 249-3690 treed lot. Upper 630s, and Education seeks bids for Donnelly added two more. score three runs in each while Brian McAuley’s Center, Rt. 83, Talcottville. worth it! Mr. De Rocco, garage. Separate furnaces. HOUSE CALLS” skirt. needed in the season*!! best 1 duke to Webb Junior High Luzzi copped the 440, Mark conflaentlal. Write w x N c/o /Orford Driva, Handal Road, Mapla anytime. 648,900. Century 21, Tractors for the 1977-1978 Karen 'hirek has two hits the fifth and sixth innings double was the best hit for Belfiore Agency, 647-1414. Pallfnit available only game before North United of Wethersfield yesterday. Doyon won the hurdles, Manchester Herald. JANITOR - Full time. 8 a.m. Suaat, Washington Avo., Evans Avt. Jackston/Avante, 6481316. school year. Sealed proposals in sizes ihoum. for Tommy’s and Claire to whip the Jaycees last the Legion. 648-4126 Methodist could tack a 7-6 Jim Gluhosky pitched a John Walrath took the shot to 4:30 p.m. Apply in person. CROMWELL / Middletown will be received until 11:00 TO OSOIi, inO tIM Itr fssk Fazzina clubbed a triple. Police pitchers gave up ELECTRICIAN for full time East Hartford Convalescent Call 847-9946 NEW THREE Bedroom illtn , olsi ISO m ottlift ssO defeat on Suburban Floors night at Fitzgerald, 9-8. four-hitter, striking out put, John Hanley the discus Line - Lovely three bedroom 848-1822 A.M. on Wednesday, June 1, StsOIISI. nine walks and the Legion work with 3 years experience Home, 745 Main St., East HoroU ClreuloUon Dept Ranch - Fireplace, garage, last night at Robertson. EASTERN Swinging heavy lumber two and walking eight for and Steve Telgener won the in all types of electrical in Contemporary. Flreplaced 1977 at which time they will be six. Hartford. □ EDUCATION city utilities. Residential. tU I iURNITT Nelson Eddy collected The seventh inning for the Oilers were Ted 14 Bennet. Eric Gauruder, mile run. stallations. 871-0^. living room, appllanced Asking M5,900. ^ntury 21, publicly opened. Msaehsstsr Ivenlng HsrsW proved lucky too for Delude with four hits, Ken EARN 0000 SraiDIIM MONEY ********••••••••••••■■• kitchen, cathedral celling, Specifications and bid forms 11(0 Avt. el Amscleas three hits and Paul Moyer Jack Lyon and Bernie Bennet’s girls topped a WANTED - A mothers helper Jackston/Avante, 6481316. 24 New Yeik. N.Y. 100M FOOD SERVICE Worker. We to live in for the summer. Own lOYitOIRU Prlvoto InolrucUono *ia skylight. Two car LotO'Lond lor Solo may be secured at the and Mickey Holmes two Looking Glass II against Ferry and Ray Brann had Alemany played well combined Silas Deane- rrlel NsM, Menu wm ZIP have openings for sandwich transportation required s Evenings a WaaA Nice neighborhood. Easy 20 Business Office, 45 N. School each for the Churchmen. Postal Emoloyees at Neho three hits each. Bow ling defensively with Lyon Webb team by a 38-3 count. minute commute to and from LIVE IN THIS 2 bedroom con TOLLAND - 43 acres. On CHI, ilTlc NssWer leO lUe. makers and sandwich packers Phone 232-5386. 6 r m : to s P.M. REMEDIAL READING and Street, Manchester, Connec The Fall A Winter '76 last night. The uprising led Jeff Keith paced the * 'MStliUi collecting two hits. Hartford. 6^,900. Call owner do and enjoy tennis, swim Route 30. 655,000. 25 acres, Glen Thompson homered Chris Cheney won the 100 in our commissary. ’Two shifts math; individualized work ming and trout fishlrg. Priced ticut, 06040, Raymond E. BASIC FASHION con to a come-from-behind 6-5 Jaycees with three hits and program, (ist-8th grade) by after 5 p.m., on weekdays, any South Windsor, city utilities, and Barry Bernstein FLORAL - Laura Lutz BENNET JVs and 220, Kitty Perkins took available. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., 2 COUNTER HELP - F l^ CaH $47-9946 to sell, 627,900. Century 21, Demers, Business Manager. tains a Bonus CouponI victory. Dave Malick and Rick Bob Berdat’s two-out p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply Ih per nights. 35 hours. Apply Bess Master s degree teacher. 5M- time on weekends, 1-632-1875. asking 6125,000. Centuiy 21, doubled twice, Norm 180, Loyce Gineo 466. the 440 and Kathrine Walsh 8075. No agents. Jackston/Avante, 6481316. Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. 0385 Price. . . $1.25 a copy. Each side had 11 hits Bolbrock added two each. single in the sixth inning son, 60 Hilliard l$t., Eaton Donuts, isd (lenter Lelcher added a double and won the long jump. Manchester. Street. i 'J i 'I PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 18, 1977 #••••••••••••••••••••••#•• ••*••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. May 18, 1977— PAGE NINE-B ArtfefM tor Sato 41 »rttetoa tor Sato______^ i ArUclM lor Salt 41 ACROSS 4 Strath Answer to Previous Puzzle Apartmanta For Bant 83 OfffCM-Sforvt tor Ront 55 Autoa For Sala 61. 5 Shekes- a a m a Da r k lo a m . S yards. $32 KITCHEN CORNER Hutch, National Weather Forecast 1 Punching tool paarean sprite Charles M. Schultz TWO SOO AMP Rectifiers - 4 Secluded 6 Lighted □ □ D B plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed Hohner accordion, Polaroid LARGE FURNISHED Room - 1974 FIAT l24 C SPORT - 8 H E 3 Good condition. Good for sand and atonei lW-B504. Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, velley , 7 Compile plating, or welding. Call 649- Camera, portable typewriter >-3aoo« Complete light housekeeping OFFICE SPACE 8 Allure T A D am/fm radio, cassette deck. 8 Likely J_ 8 L A TWO CB units with antennas, with case and stand. 649-9755 privileges. Private entrance D ear Abby 12 Meke angry M3> from noon til >:00 p.m. FOR RENT Low mileage. $3400 or best 9 Skill L 1 E N one 8-track tape player. One and parking. 649-0358, 833- 13 Oetartlike offer. 643-^. 10 Madame Y A R N SALE • Reconditioned Stan gerb with cage. t/iMK/i. WATKIN’S Clearance Ce'nter 8323. |250 square feet\ center'of I 14"_____La (abbr.) on Main St. in Manchester is a HManchester, air conditioning and I By Abigail Van Buren □□□□□ DEIEIO WELL, dard Typewriters. Ooiica" 11 Cushion □□□ DDDD DDnO VOU'RE I'M IN ^ IF MY PARTNER.HERE, YOU'RE NOT 60NNA BLAP THIS IS OUR LAST W E E K - bargain hunter's paradise. All ROCKVILLE - Two Bedroom Iparklng. Call 643^1. ’ 1967 FIREBIRD - 400 motor. Guaranteed. Ajso call us for We're Closing Our Doors DEAR ABBY: I am writing to compain about all the 15 Cupid's title 17 Thin and | D a □ B THAT'S THE PLAYIN6 THE ZONE, DOESN'T BLAP ANY MORE ANYMORE PUT-AWAY5, the lamps, beds, dinettes, apartment to sublet with op Trick paint. Call anytime, 569- 16 Took court haggard U A R cleaning and overhaul of your Forever! Store fixtures for 4319. rotten things that go on at our high school. FIRST SET, VERY ti)ELL, KID.' typewriter. Small charge for sofas, mattresses, chairs and tion to lease. Easy access to I- action 19 Soviet Union A N N E PUT-Ali)AY5,WE'LL W IN! ARE YOU.PARTNER? sale. Pipe racks, desk, chairs, First, somebody broke the faucet in the hall near study p a r t n e r .., tick up and delivery. Yale pictures you’ve bedn looking 84, country setting. 18 Bastion (abbr.) 8 E E 8 MOLLY., 50 H P. VOLKSWAGEN hall, and they don't know who did it, so they are just leav A D D 8 7 ^ II wouldn't Typewriter Service, 41 etc. Out Rack, 48 Purnell for may be here right now at Reasonable rent includes 20 Account 22 More Place, Manchester, phone 649- savingse of at least 30% and uUUties. Call 8788170 after 6. Baaort Proparty Engine - With 14 Volt starter. ing it broken. Now, nobody can get a drink. 21 Personality THINK P ^ l PUce, M»4IW. For Bant 86 distended 8687. as much as 50%! Better come $75.00. Call 875-3476. Also, some kids have been smoking in the bathrooms, so 23 Canker 24 Studies (si.) 33 Small amount 48 Identical _O F IT! 36 Powerful light see before someone buys the I'HU: LARGE FIVE Room Apart now all the doors are removed from the individual toilet 27 Drunk 25 Put out a 49 Electric fish LOAM, G R A V E D san d , TOp QUALITY Top Soil and item you’ve been looking for. ment. Appliances, unheated, SUMMER RENTAL, Water 1970 CHRYSLER Newport - 30 Upset beam ___ ups, lOWttI TIMfUAtVtII rooms, and thera is no privacy for anybodyl tenant 50 Navy ship wash^ stone, wo^ cUps, Loam. Excavating, septics. front Cottage - On Lake Excellent condition. $750. Call 32 Rude person 37 Noel complete landscaping. 742- parking, no pets. References. I don’t think that's fair, do you? Why should everyone 26 Team race prefix (abbr.) and sewer work. Latuilppe Security. One child accepted. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, 6468640. 33 Stigma 39 Get back 7823 or 649-2178. Building Suppllat ■ 42 30.00 have to suffer because of what a few kids do? 27 Cut of beef 51 Third person O Brothers Inc. 646-5114, also $200. 6M8057. New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. 34 Languish (comp, wd.) 40 Stable BUGGED 35 Ones (Pr.) 742-9477. Completely furnished, fully 1972 TOYOTA - Excellent 28 Greek colony 43 Ancient port 52 Weeding NATURAL STONE for 36 Lively song equipped kitchen, screened transportation, good 29 Places guard of Rome implement retaining walls, veneers, THREE BEDROOM Duplex - 37 Charitable or Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss poren, sun deck, float, dock. mechanical condition, needs DEAR BUGGED: It’s not fair. But the authorities can’t 45 Freezes 53 Make an patios, etc. Pick up by the 40 No utilities. Security and ganization 31 Negative TAG SALE$ UPi Wt Af»AI lOfOCAST P Private sandy beach. Great tires. Best offer takes it! 643- punish only the guilty because they don’t know who they Pound or delivery by the ton. references required. $190.649- (abbr.) particle 47 Buddhist monk edging 9102. fishing. Centrally located in 4905 evenings. are, so they punish everyone, figuring the guilty ones will C»"" Bolton Notch Stone ^ a r r v Lakes Region. $200 weekly. 38 Salt 1 2 3 4 s 0 7 8 9 10 11 ^ A N Y ^ N O -I COULDN'T FIND ANY be punished by their peers—who KNOW who they are. LU C K 7 ONE WHO HEARD OF THAT TAG SALE - Moving Must sell TAG SALE - Moving. Fur 649-3163. Call Cromwell, 6358457, after 40 Robust NO-r WISH HE HAD/ FOUR ROOMS, enclosed sun 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury HI - 41 Puts at rest 12 13 14 WOAAAN, SANDOR.' MAYBE everything. Hospital bed. niture, household goods, tools, For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, May 19. During Wednesday 6:00 p.m. IT WOULDVE GIVEN US TOAA HAD SOME LUCKI single bed, dresser, etc. 164 night, showers will be expected in portions of the northern porch, second floor: cellar, at 318 automatic, good body and DEAR ABBY: I called on some friends yesterday, and 42 Make muddy SOMBJHING TO GO ON) collectables, antiques, Dogt-Bird$-Pal$ 43 mechanical condition. CB and IS 10 17 Oak Street. 643-7381. records, old picture frames. Plains, and eastern parts of Kansas and Oklahoma. Mostly fair tic- Central. Residential. No would you believe they still had their Christmas tree up? 44 Degree (abbr.) children, pets. Heat extra. COLUMBIA LAKE - Small 8-track included. $650. 646- Naturally I couldn't very well ignore a fully decorated 46 Slim 25 Huntington Street, DOG-CAT BOARDING waterfront cottages, showers, 18 19 skies elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approximate $150. 649-9158. 8519. eight-foot Christmas tree standing in their living room, so SO Female TAG SALE - 96 School Rd., Manchester, (off East Center bathing/grooming. Complete maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 63 ( 89), Boston row boats July - August ren ■ L St.) Starting Saturday May 21, I said, "My your tree is just as beautiful now as if was theatre 21 23 24 25 26 Bolton. Off Route 85. modern facilities. Canine 60 ( 85), Chicago 64 ( 86), Cleveland 60 ( 86), Dallas 67 ( 85), tals. Telephone 649-MM, 643- ■ everyday for one week. 454 MAIN STREET - Second 1971 FORD LTD Coupe - Air when you put it up last December! How long do you plan attendant Thursday, Friday, Saturday. 9 day Denver 37 ( 66), Duluth 49 (70), Houston 69 (88), Jacksonville M floor. Three room, heated 2593, 228-9852. condition. Excellent condi 54 Reverence 27 28 29 30 31 Road, Manchester. 646-5971. on leaving it up?” ■ to 4. (88), Kansas City 69 ( 86), Little Rock 67 (89), Los Angeles 53 apartment. $180. Security. tion. $1200. Call anytime, 649- 55 Sneaker TAG SALE - Friday - Satur- CHALET FOR Rent - The lady answered me with a straight face, "Oh, we 32 3X (86), Miami 75 (85), Minneapolis 59 ( 84), New Orleans 67 ( 90), Cfall 646-2426 9 to 5. 4661. 56 Retreat ■ ” ■ TAG SALE - Miscellaneous ^y, 186 Wadsworth Street, CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - Wilmington, Vermont. Three haven’t even thought about taking it down. We’ve grown New York 64 ( 88), Phoenix 59 (85), San Francisco 42 ( 60), b a t 57 Wire measure 3S 3. Items. May 21, and 22. Rain Elxtension, (comer Branford). Basic Obedience Classes now bedrooms, club house with accustomed to it. And it's plastic, so the needles won’t be 58 Appear ■ ■ tle 45 ( 64), St. Louis 68 ( 89), Washington 65 ( 90). FIVE ROOM Apartment - 1975 HONDA CIVIC - Four date: May 28, and 29.10 to 5. 8 Two households. Fire tools, forming. Individual and Duplex house. Garage. Quiet pools, tennis, etc. Golf, lakes speed. Excellent condition. falling." 59 Tarry 38 39 xo protection lessons also nearby. $160 weekly. 646-4320. Then I said, "It’s quite unusual for people to have a ■ Highland Street (extension) screen, cedar chest, bureau, couple. No children. $180 per Averages 33 m.p.g. 22,000 mile 60 Years (Fr.| 41 off Gardner. jewelry, etc. available. For reservations, Christmas tree up in May. Perhaps you should call the .3 month. June 1st. occupancy. $2350. Call 649-2785 anytime. ■ - please call 646-5971. 647-1027. CAPE COD - West Dennis. press and have them come out and take a picture of it." DOWN 44 47 48 49 TAG SALE - Hodge Road, TAG SALE - Moving. Must Three bedroom cottage. June i971 TRIUMPH STAG - Imr She didn’t even acknowledge my suggestion, and then ■ Antlquaa 4B 1 Nurse's SO $1 52 53 54 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Marlborough. Thursday, sell everything. Gas stove, f r e e k it t e n - black, long Wantad to Buy 49 MAYBERRY VILLAGE - 25 through Labor Day. $225. maculate. Yellow, low her husband started to talk about something else. Friday & Saturday, hby 19, refrigerator - excellent condi haired, 8 weeks. Call after 6 per week. 649-8760. assistant WANTED AntiQue furniture, Three rooms, newly mileage. Will accept trade. Now, Abby, I ask you. Does a Christmas tree in May 2 Cover a $S 56 57 20, 21. 10 to 5. Adults, babies, tion. Hospital bed, single bed. p.m., 649-6331. OLDER BUREAUS, decorated, no appliances. Bus Call 649-3259. make any sense to you? Should I-call the press? It might PRISCILLA, I'M childrens clothlM, books, brlc 164 Oak Street. 643-7361. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or package 58 59 60 7 YOU ARE ? ESPECIALLY Dressers, rockers, tables, stop and parking. Security make an interesting news item. Or perhaps I should ring 3 Songstress , ALMOST READY a brae, etc. Follow signs, SINGING CANARIES. Also, other antique items. R. chairs, desks and antiques. le VYHENvvneiN YOU TV./U ri_MPLAY T Harrison, 643-8709. deposit and references. Single up the state institution and ask them to send the men in Horne > TO BUY YOU A from Eidt 12. GIGANTIC Tag Sale - Kitchen hens and breeding cages and Phone 643-9112. preferred. $130. 528-5943. □ AUTOMOTIVE Motorcyelaa-Bicyclaa 64 (NEWSPAPCR (N 7(RPS'SC «SSN i ^^W'OLD WATERING HOLE'' items, glassware, clothes, accessories. 649-3680. white coats with their butterfly nets. ( real HORSE” ' TAG SALE - Friday, May 20, drapes, tires, bamboo shades, WANTED - Old toys, post TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville NAMELESS IN ARIZONA Saturday 19th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. frames, rugs, sink, much FREE DOG! Male, 9 months. cards, steins, stringed in Autoa For Sala 61 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and China closet, recliner, collec more. Saturday, May 21st, 10- Mother, German shorthair struments, paintings, fur rack. $1,750. 289-4042. DEAR NAMELESS: Don’t call anybody. Dismantling a W in at Bridge tables, re c o il, books, much, 5. 78 North Mam St. parking of Pointer. Affectionate, friend niture, clocks, advertising 1968 PLYMOUTH III - Four Christmas tree is no small task, and since it’s their tree and much more. 26 Trotter St., Manchester Y.W.C.A. ly, trained. We are not a dog items, outright purchase, con door. 318, automatic. their home, it’s their right to leave it up until next Christ Manchester. family. 649-6763. signments. 644-8962. Rooms tor Bant Mechanical and b o ^ condi mas—which may be what they have in mind. Win on first-round finesse P GARAGE SALE - Friday - tion good. CB and 8 'Track in ★ ★ a n t e d TWO CLEAN Working L80KIN6!! cluded. $650. Call 6468519. GIGANTIC Tag Sale - 11 Saturday, opposite 35 Bran Boati-Acca$aorla» 45 W - Hummels, Clocks, i We offer the largest variety of 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON DEAR ABBY: I am considering marrying a man who has Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear Gentlemen for two separate Cuhles Drive, Bolton, (foving. ford Street. Some silver, i attractive apartments and FX-1200 - Built by factory been married before. (1 have not.) We are both in our mid NORTH 18 correct line of play is to ruff ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, sleeping rooms. In (private I townhouses m Manchester. 1972 BUICK LTD Two-door Everything must go. brass, two chests. Quality and 15 F(X)T BOAT - 35 H.P. enngineer. Brancii heads, dle 30s. and have gone together for two years and love A 9 4 the second heart, enter dum Imraediattiy. 643-1 low ends. 10 to 5. Jugs, Crocks, Almost home) Windsor Locks area. i Rental office open dally 9-5. sSt Sport Coupe. Loaded. Good Barnett clutch, aluminum motor. Trailer. $1,000. Call Close to Combustion 3 weekends. 11-3. ® each other very much. My question: How much should I M 9 8 6 2 my with the ace of diamonds, O 643-0635. Anything Old. 646-2690. condition. Low mileage. Low rocker rollers, Mikunl car i SuUUwiuv,.____ / Engineering, Hamilton Stan price. 649-9614. know about his former marriage? ♦ A 93 lead the nine of spades and COLONIAL SWIVEL Rocker BARN SALE - 29 Mountain buretor, balanced motor, blue AA752 TRUNK SALE - Unfinished dard, Bradley Field etc. Good 1 DAMATO I When we first met he told me he was divorced, and he take a first round finesse. Chair - Excellent frame. Road, Glastonbury. May 21st., Sporting Goods 46 printed motor and transmis When it works he repeats the Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Needs upholstery. $45. Small 104. Rain date May 22nd, 12-5. antique trunks. Some dated to references and habits. Coun 1976 HORNET - 4 door. sion. $3,400 firm. Call 646-7732. has never made reference to that subject again. I’ve held try atmosphere. Garage I ENTDiraSES I Automatic, power steering, off asking him any questions, hoping he’d bring it up again. WEST EAST finesse, picks up the queen of oak kitchen table One air Antiques, tools, books, baby RALEIGH 26” three speed 1860. Large selection. 1 to 5 AS *Q832 parking. 623-7288, 2 p.m. to 7 648-1021 air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best I don’t want to know anything that is none of my business, trumps and makes five or six '6MATTER, A SEE FOB- WHO THE HECK IS NOT MUCH USE conditioner, 5,000 BTU (as is) items, etc. Something for bike. Excellent condition. $50. p.m. Saturday May 21st. 151 VKQ10 5 VAJ73 Ellington Road, East Hart p.m. offer. 289-7035. ★ ■ ★ but I want to know as much as I should. How much is that? depending on whether or not EASY?.,.WHAT ] VOURSELF- w hat'r e you LOOKiMennYiwe to cover $10. 649-7025. everyone! 649-1472. ♦ Q7S2 9J10 4 SO SKIM ABOUT? J \i? NOW.SHWAUN! ford. CURIOUS his opponents discard correct AJ 10 83 A96 ly on the spades. YOU'VE HEARD OF SOUTH (D) lOAH BHAKK9, Why is the first round WInthrop DEAR CURIOUS: Inquire only about things that may A A K J 10 7 6 , I PRESUME! concern your lives together should you marry. Has he chil » 4 finesse correct With today’s dren? Is his former wife still his Gnancial responsibility? 9 K 86 hand? FREDPIE What were the grounds for divorce? Are they on friendly *KQ4 The reason is that dummy X ReriRB f r o m the AV^CINSr FUNi terms? Both vulnerable only has two trumps. Hence, O F M V fS O C K This information is indeed your business and you have a while the play of the ace picks pO^T OFFICE, X'M COLLECTION... right to know. West North East South up a singleton queen in the 1 * West hand it makes it im ooiMO Tb Buy a Pass 1 N. T. Pass 3 A possible to pick up four to the Pass 4 A Pass Pass queen in the East hand. MICE PLACE IM Pass Thus, the first-round finesse Astro-graph Opening lead — K v gains any time West has a the c o u n t r y and small singleton, loses only to By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L By Oswald & James Jacoby the singleton queen and is Alley Oop — Dave Graue RAISE t u r t l es. One of the inherent dif clearly the better play. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) ficulties in learning the best 1 0 /. Money isn't the only negotiable way to play various card com . - .■ currency lor you today. See II binations is that apparently THAVfc4 S-i« C H77bvNU.tic.1M Bea US P»l Qtl there's something else you can offer to trade or exchange in similar ones require different That same Texas reader EW jkOqu your dealings. techniques. asked us to describe the "Tex *97% t ••••••• i Thus, when you are going to as” convention. Booma for Bant SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. finesse for a queen you first 52 Apartmanta For Bant S3 Autoa For Sala 87 Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 84 May 19, 1977 21) The opposite sex will be far It was the first transfer bid more impressed il you compli learn to postpone the finesse VERY CLEAN - Newly fur You're likely to fare better this and provided that in response 1973 CHRYSLER Newport - HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, ment them sincerely today. until the second round to give to an opening bid of one or two nished room on busline ideal VILLAGER APTS. year in ventures that have limited yourself a chance to pick up Carpeting, full basement. 1*2 tile Automatic, power steering, excellent condition, many scope, but where you are in lirm Avoid blatant blarney that's easy notrump a four-diamond for working person. to see through. baths, appliances, heat, patio, air power brakes V8 , air con extras. Exceptionally good control. Intervention by others the queen if it happens to be a response showed a heart suit References and security conditioner, no pets, adults ditioning. Good condition. 646 performance since purchased singleton. required. Call 646-0505. could dilute the profits. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) and a four-heart response a 5856 after 6 p.m. new. $500. Call 646M40 after Place your trust today in those ^U R U S (April 20-May 20) II Today’s hand presents an spade suit. Opener was sup CHARLES LESPERANCE 4:30 p.m. you know to be reliable. Don't yoVre out to buy a luxury item exception to the rule. South’s posed to then bid the correct MANCHESTER - Females, 1966 BUICK Special Wagon - depend on someone who has let 849-7620 today^, don't snap at the first suit. working gals, students - share Excellent condition, body and MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE you down before. house with same. $25 weekly, mechanical. $600. Call - Lowest Rates Available! price. .Horse-trade a bit. You Berry’s World ------including utilities. 646-3538, evenings 643-4453. Immediate binding authority. could save money. AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) Turn a deaf ear to any petty 6498005. QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You FOUR ROOM AND THREE Sunny Day Option. Clarke In gossip by pals today. Build your The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Room. Tile bath, heat, hot NEED CAR? Credit bad? surance Agency, 643-1126. may be Invited out today by Buying? Selling? Swap reputation as a person who has Sarvicaa Olfarad 31 Sarvicaa Olfarad 32 Building-Contracting 33 water. Included. Adults, Bankrupt? Repossessed? friends who overlook another 31 Painting-Papering ping? Place your ad In only nice things to say about security, references. No pets. Honest Douglas accepts 1972 SUZUKI TS 185 - Good sensitive member of your circle. others. ELECTRICAL WIRING - NEW ROOFING - Chimney QUALITY PAINTING and The Herald...643-2711. Parking. Across from rec 11 lowest down, smallest condition. $375. 1966 Ford See that she's Included. ...eoM. CARPENTRY, Custom PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) The D m . R M h it: New and old work. Residen repairs. Guaranteed ...... 1/2 and 15 1/2 School St. payments. Douglas Motors, Country Squire, needs work. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Paper Having by Willis Houses - Adddltlons, garages, bird in the hand is definitely iM Jbioduco tial and commercial. workmanship! Free es Apartments For Bant 53 345 Main. 647-1865. Raise your sights today to Scnultz. foully insured, roofing and siding, kitchens, worth two in the bush where Licensed electrician. Free es timates. Call Randy, 644-2290, positive goals, and those only. .ym tTo orue, references. 649-4343. bathrooms, and repair work t h r e e & HALF Rooms, you're concerned today. Reap ttromML u)%o o m timate. Call 649-5083. after 4:00 p.m. You'll feel foolish later II you oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar WE HAVE customers waiting first floor. Available June 1. WE PAY $15 for complete 1975 HONDA CB200 T Clean, your harvest. Let the future take tvS o cfodiM Ct waste your time on trivia. PROFESSIONAL Painting - vis for estimate, 6438712. for the rental of your apart Stove, refrigerator, parking. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland good condition. $400 firm. Call care of ilsell. ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars WHY PAY MORE? Quality Interior-exterior. Commer ment or home. J.D. Real No children or pets. Security. Auto Body, 5261990. 6^5840 after 6 p.m. ( a 'o f e ? and attics. Moving large LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Make it a a f o o t aom dfm c^ Service - Major Appliances - cial and residential. Free es CARPENTRY it Masoniy - Estate Associates, Inc. 646 $165. 643-7279 point today to raise those you ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Let m A\C£AdjU{ appliances, also stone or loam Genuine Parts - Fast Service - PARTS Department now open your heart rule your head today timates. l^lly insured. 646- Additions and remodeling. Campert-Trallert associate with to your high stan e > , L . delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. Accredited Technician - Call THREE ROOM Apartment. Saturdays. Complete line of in dealing with people who mean 4879. Free estimates. Call Anthony Mobile Hornet 65 dards. Don't slip to levels of 'SahTa uomcA C l R.A. Pearl, 643-5465. Squillacote, 649-0811. LOOKING for anything in real Super clean, pets acceptable. Chrysler parts. Chorches those less scrupulous. something to you. Even il their MAN - For heavy work in fer estate rental - apartments, Call from 12 to 2 or to 9, 742- Motors. 649-3646. desires are frivolous, go along 6 18' CAMPER trailer - single VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Bold tilizer plant. Job Involves ROTO TILLING - Gardens. painted for $l^-$ 2 0 0 by CARPENTRY, homes, multiple dwellings, no 5237. with them. handllrg and stacking fer Reasonable. Call 646-6640. axle, excellent condition. ventures might cow you a bit at Scheduling now. Professional REMODELING, Additions - fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Eleven years old. $1,500. Call first. However, once you start tilizer bags. Must be in good considers any iob. 289-9287, Roofing, siding, and painting. Associates, Inc. 6461980. 1976 TRIU M PH TR 7 - To lind out more about yourself, physical condition. Phone Mr. Original 'cost $7,000, asking 742-8930. swinging, you'll realize your fears send lor your copy ol Bernice COLLEGS GRAD will do yard evenings or weekends, Don. No job too small. Free es Hornet for Bent 54 were groundless. Hill, 6438644. work. Experienced with most timates. 644-3079. 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. $5,000. Loaded. Air con Osol's Astro-Graph Letter. Mall ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone CRICKETT CAMPER Trailer LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) People SO cents and a long, sell- ^^Ipment. Call evenings, 647- floor. Three room heated FOUR ROOM Ranch - Born Loser — Art Sansom A. & W. PAINTING - Very 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, - Sleeps four. $400. Good con admire you more today II you ad addressed, stamped envelope to CARPENTRY - Repairs, apartment. $180. Security, Fireplace, garage. Pleasant, dition. Call 875-3476. CAM TREE Service - Free es reasonable. Free Estimates. (jail 6462426, 9 to 5. 643-0888. mit when you don't know how to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489. remodeling, additions, gar convenient location. Working do something. They'll be most Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. timates, discount senior ANNUAL SPRING Clean up - Call Wayne, 649-7696. ages, roofing. Call David Adults only. No children, pets. 1970 DODGE Coronet V-8 SHASTA TRAILER - 1971. 19 willing to explain. Be sure to specify your birth citizens. Company Yards, basements, attics Patria, 644-1796. MANCHESTER - one 643-2880. sign. Manchester owned and cleaned. Chain saw work. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior automatic, air conditioning, foot, excellent condition. bedroom apartment at Sun- Loaded. $2,000. After 12, 646 operated. Call 646-1327. Free estimates./Call Kevin, and Exterior Painting, nybrooke Village. Quiet, con power steering, power brakes. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel SIX ROOM Cape Cod - East Very good condition. $900 or 3279. ® 1977 by NEA, Inc 646-2362. Paperhanging, and venient location, private en Hartford, near shopping and remodeling. Fully insured. Booflng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 best offer. 643-0675. FORMICA TOPS - CabineU trances, single story building, schools. $285, plus security. APACHE Buffalo Model tent and doors made to order. Top WINDOW CLEANING - 649-9658. "Thai planeload of Coca Cola Irom the United heat, hot water and air con 2867879. trailer. Sleeps Six. Canopy. quality work reasonable Commercial & Residential. npi ditioning all included. $230 per Sportal States was a great move — the Katangese rebels Wagon. Canary yellow. Thrlf- $450. 6463423. ^ c e s. References. 646-4346. Full insured. Free estimates. PAINTER NEEDS Work - ment Co. Expert installation month. No pets. Damato ONE BEDROOM 45’xlO’ are COMPLETELY CONFUSEDI" Call Quality Maintenance In Interior, Exterior Painting, of aluminum siding, gutters Enterprises, 6461021. ty six cylinder, standard Mobil Home - Bolton. Single transmission. Radial white Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick VINYL REPAIR - We can fix corporated, 646-8845. Papering, by the hour or job. and trims. Roofing installa working adult only. No Automotiva Service 66 Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Residential, Commercial. tion and repairs. 6466495, 876 FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch walls. Sharp! $1495. Suburban children, pets. Lease. 643- Motor Car, 6462076. need for expensive CHENEY'S Landscaping Ser Summer homes, apartments, 9109. Street. First floor. Adult cou 2880. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- recovering. 568-5878. vice - Landscaping, lawn windows puttied. 20 Years ple. No children, or pets. 646 sun specialists, factory maintenance, yards cleaned, experience! Will Travel. E. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- trained, one day service, 114 REWEAVING bums, holes. brush cleared, chain saw Davis, 649-0495. roofing, storm windows, aw Officet-Storet lor Bant 55 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp East Main Street, Rockville. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. work. Low, reasonable rates. nings. Quality workmanship, EAST HARTFORD - Two car. Asking $2550. 6464938. 871-1617. Window shades, Venetian Call 647-1852. free estimates. Fully insured. bedroom townhouse. One and ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Building-Contracting 33 872-9187, 6463417. 1/2 baths, all appliances, full feet Industrial space, 2,000 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- DEPENDABLE 11 Year old basement, washer/dryer ' square feet office space. Easi Campart-Trallart Campert-Trallert 5221. boy - Available to do babysit WES ROBBINS carpentry SPECIALIZING cleaning and hookup, heated. $255. ly sub-dividable. 249-0495, 246 Mobile Hornet 65 Mobile Hornet This Funny World ting or odd jobs. 289-1807. remodeling specialist. Ad repairing chimneys, roofs, monthly. 5261708 weekdays. 4715. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - WILL CARE for one or more bullt-lns, bathrooms, Years Experience. Howley, MANCHESTER - Clean one ATTRACTIVE Four room of None too large or too small. children, full or part time, kitchens, 6463446. 643-5361. bedroom unit in a small brick fice. Ground level, central • FREE DISHWASHER • (!all Gordon at 228-9750 for days or evenings. 647-1174. building. Quiet rural at- location, professional t-9 H&LPRJL- IM low, low prices. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - ROOFER WILL install roof mospherei $^5. includes heat, building, parking and utilities. Mother’s Day Sell-abration T H £ o u r FI e u p ? la w n s m o w e d - Call 649- Homes, Additions, Repairs, siding or gutters for low dis hot water and appliances. Call M9-2865. GENERAL REMODELING 7071 after 6:00 p.m. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, count price. Call Ken at 647- Blanchard & Rossetto, and painting. Stucco, other 345-2009. 1566. Realtors, 6462482. STORES St OFFICES for rent V 12 toot wide thrM bodroom, Morldon, $5,495. Ownor textured finishes. Sheet rock Painting-Papering 32 ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••* - Manchester, prime location. anxiout, will contidor ottora. work. Free Estimates. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - MANCHESTER - Three room Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. References. Reasonable new homes custom built, Haating-Plumbing 35 apartment, Wellman Road. $100 per month, starting. 646 INFLATION FIGHTERS - V Now 14 toot wide matching appllancoo, wall to wall prices. 646-4346. Teachers with 18 years remodeled, additions, rec $198. Utilities, parking in 5334, 643-1393. experience offer quality pain rooms, garages, kitchens SEWERLINES, sink lines, cluded. Security deposit. No carpeting, baam calling, loaded. $9,995. One only. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ting with 20 to 5670 savings. remodeled, bath tile, cement cleaned with electric cutters, pets. May 1st. 2 3 6 ^ 4 , 247- START YOUR Own Business - Painting - Insured. Good by professionals. McKinney 4688. V Handy man apaclal. Naada vary little work and la a Fully insured. Free es work. Steps, dormers. On Main Street. Prime loca lot ol homo tor juat $2,495. work. Reasonable rates. Free timates. 643-1609, 7428764. Residential or commercial. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com tion. Rents from $50. estimates. Call Ed Dascanlo, Call 649-4291. pany, 643-5308. R(X:KVILLE - Three Room Manchester Mall, 6431442. 6498985. Apartment. With heat, hot V Adult park. Janaan Klllingworth, mlnutaa to beach. y o u PAINTING - Interior and Muat aoll. Lika naw. 14 foot wida juat 8 montha old. DOM'T se e AMV LOOSE TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet water, stove refrigerator. BOLTON NOTCH - Visible exterior, paperhanging, Complete with porch, patio, awning and much more. CAT'S PUMMINJG OUT MEPE excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con repairs, plugged drains, $158. No pets. Parking for one highway location. 4 Industrial- HOME GARDENS Roto kitchen faucets replaced, car. Adults only. Security Aaking $10,900. CO y o u ? Tilled - Manchester, Bolton Free estimates. Fully in tracting. Residential' and Commercial acres with Short Ribs — Frank Hill sured. Martin Mattson, 646 commercial. Whether it be a repaired. Rec rooms, deposit. Call 6467690. building suitable for office, and Vernon area. Call 742- batnroom remodeling, heat y Ovar 30 homaa to chooaa from throughout Conn. All 2 THINK IT^ YOUR 9015. 4431. small repair job, a custom showroom, storage. Rent for priced to aall. Offara good on ordered homaa tor the YOU’RE AAAKINS'AN TRV KEEPING YOUR built home or anything in modernization, etc. Free EAST HARTFORD - Adult your busifiess or owner has Iap AWPUL WHISTLING MOUTH SHUT WHILE NEW BRACES-^ I I month of May. INTERIOR. EXTERIOR between, call 646-1379. Estimate gladly given. M & M couple. No pets. Four rooms, business and will go into ^ SOUNfo PEAR.,^ ft-VINe- ^ LAWNS MOWED, light Plumbing i Heating. 6462871. heat and hot water, stove. $165 details with interested party. trucking, some tree work. Painting and wallpapering. New ceilings and paneling. FOR ALL your Dry Wall monthly. 5262330.4:30 p.m. to 1-223-4460. Low raws. Call after 5 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 6468864 or 647-1240. Professional quality work at needs - Drobiak Dry Wall Sarvicaa Wantad reasonable prices. G.L. Company, 575 Center Street, MANCHESTER - Retail PLAZA HOMES McHugh Painting, 643-9321. Manchester. Call 646-8882. THREE ROOM ^artment. and/or manufacturing space. 1348 Wilbur CroM Highways ■ 'One more thing - If I’m not happy with the stock I'm Available July 1st. First floor. 2,000 square feet to 100,00 buying, what refund arrangement do you have?” Heat, hot water, appliances, square feet. Very reasonable. orage area, laundry Brokers protected. Call e :;ll:;.c .'’nn. 1- 828-0369 facilities. Security deposit. No Hayman Properties, 1-226