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Scott Clendaniel, who is sedung the chairmanship of the Manchester Republican Town Committee, said Thursday that he supports Elsie “Biz” Swensson in her effort to re tain the vice chairman position of the committee. Clendaniel is challenging Thomas Ferguson, the incumbent chairman. Ferguson recently circulated a letter to committee members asking for their support for him and Mrs. Swensson. "There is a general misconception concerning this election,” Clendaniel said. "This is the idea that if 1 win the election for town chairman, Elsie 'Biz' Swensson is automatically out of contention for the vice chair slot. These Manchester Realms are members Robert Brock, Robert Wolverton, Frank Make a night of It This is totally untrue." of agencies which have formed Group I. LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT Clendaniel. referring to the letter ^ilecki, Joseph Lombardo, Jeffrey Keith, w KENNEL CLUB ciKulated by Ferguson, said. Those participating include (left to right, C!arl Zinsser and Alex Matthew. (Herald Pizza & (rritidors toasting the "Although my opponent has tried front row) Russell Philbrick, Warren photo by Pinto) 471 HARTFORD RD. (Con mckee st ) MANCHESTER RESTAURANT FINE DINING IN 4 COUNSTYATUOSPHEKE wherever possible to link Mrs. Howland, William Belfiore. Also (back row). 6 4 3 -6 16 5 Swensson's name with his in an ob COCKTAILa am vED U$HU liiaHLI4HT” 7l holidays with your VEAL OSCAR vious effort to bring her supporters PRIVATE PARTIES INVITED SAKID STUPPtD SOLS First place winners of the third annual science fair at Nathan STIAK DIANS to his side, our bylaws do not provide WED. THRU SUNDAY CHICKEN CORDON SLE U l Hale School are Randy Dumas, (left) Grade 5, for a charter on for the running of a slate of officers. WEEKLY SPECIALS Real estate group formed favorite mixed ' RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED 649-0079 the birth and death of stars depicting the constallation Taurus Each position is nominated and 3-17 TO 3-23 Eight Manchester area realtors cy, F.J. Spilecki Realtor, Keith Real properly through the Group 1 AT YANKEE KENNELI, MAILS EAST OP < in the center, and Karen Savino. Grade 6, for charts on nutri elected independently of each •BMED STUFFED HLET OF s O O O BOLTON LAKE, RT. 44A., BOLTON other,” . ^ have announced the formation of Estate. All agencies will operate in Realtors. drink...then sitting tion and a clay model of a balanced meal which she is holding. Group 1... an association committed SOLE W/IEWBURG SAUCE ..... « S i 9 V He said that he is not running dependently within the Group 1 struc ’The object of the group’s formation ture. The projects were supervised by Denise Harrison, science against Mrs. Swensson and supports to promoting economy and efficiency is to offer the potential buyer/seller •BAKED STUFFED MKED sA T R teacher. (Herald photo by Pinto) her re-election. of operation in the sale and All members are experienced a select group of Realtors serving the SEAFOOD ABOVE...... down to an 0 0 The town committee will meet purchasing of real estate in Eastern Realtors in the field of residental area with expertise, impact and ef anvtow/sAUD Connecticut. Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal sales, apartment and office ficiency. Group 1 members will be Member agencies are: Warren • EGG PLANT PARMHUAMA Building's Hearing Room to elect of ownership, property management recognized by the distinctive “For AND CHOICI OF POTATO, VaotTAaLI eiegant, deiiciousiy Science winners named Howland, Inc., Robert Wolverton ficers and delegates to state and and shopping center development. Sale” signs'used by them depicting a ONPASTA...... * Agency, Carl A. Zinsser Agency, 3.25 The winners the Nathan Hale power, third place. local conventions. The group enables a potential buyer large yellow and black roman • CORNED BEEF& School third annual science fair were Honorable mention William E. Belfiore Agency, Lom numeral 1 with the word "Group” prepared meai! of residential or commercial real es CABBAGE DINNER...... announced this week. The projects of Grade 6 were Matt Elliott, Backs GIcntlaiiicI bardo & Associates, Philbrick Agen tate a wide selection of services and adjacent to it. *3.25 all the Unit C students were on dis Asa Nelson, Jeanne Vaughni'T! suvaD WITH aoiLiD p o t a t o V s a u d ' play for parents and students Link, Lisa Pare and Kari Eldwi Marion Mercer, a former vice chairwoman of the Manchester Wednesday night at the school, Grade 5 first place winner Republican Town Committee, has Denise Harrison, science teacher, About town Randy Dumas with a chart on tl .^nnounced her support for Scott supervised the projects which the birth and death of stars. 'Clendaniel in the race for party Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, I f r e e I 1 students worked on for the past two Keith Blanchard was second place Manchester’s American Legion have not yet been initiated are asked chi^rman. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m, in the months. winner for Grade 5 with an experi Auxiliary will meet Monday at 7:30 to attend this meeting. Carol Gray is I Vi QAL SODA WITH LARGE PIZZA ■ Teen Center Annex of hterichester First place winner for sixth grade ment on the effects of environment p.m. at the Legion Home. Mrs. Laura in charge of a program on “Peru.” “I b®l*®ve Scott's sincere and Recreation Center. The meeting is Freeman, district president, and her - WITH MED. PIZZA. • was Karen Savino with a demonstra and Michelle Demers placed third honest efforts in the next two years Officers are asked to wear badges, tion on nutrition. for a solar system model. open to ali area men interested in staff of officers will make their of and all members are asked to bring MUST a c c o m p a n y ] toward organization and involvement singing four-part barbershop har ficial visit and officiate at the initia Other sixth grade winners were Fifth grade honorable mention will bring more energetic Republican gifts for a shower for New Hope I ORDER . GOOD THRU MARCH > mony. tion of new members. Members who Manor. Heidi Leggett, second place, for an winners were Victor Antico, John activity in town," Mrs. Mercer said. ______! Restaurant of Jine Quaiily exhibit entitled "We're going to lose Nielson. John Luppachino, Dave Mrs. M ercer's endorsement of some" on endangered species, and Negri and Marlene Rohife. Clendaniel is interesting because two SERVING EASTER DINNER 12:30 TO 7:00 Ron Pinney for a model on wind years ago she was endorsed by Ferguson and other party leaders in CItUHIIIIIESmtTIOIIS 289-792S CtUMitUTMISrWRE Warranty deeds the race for Republican registrar of Mrs. Yauch, vinyl siding at Drive, $450. new home at 473 E. Middle Dancing Friday and Saturday voters. Daniel Lisella and Anna 150 Bissell St., $2,000. J.A. M MAKCHBrTHl EV^NIKC HEB.I.D. r - . w ,...... ; U laurl}rfltrriEim uu^lferali Open forum ] Every Irishman M anoJwrter — A City of Village Charm College notee In the service ' Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Among the Manchester M.mb«,Aud«Buf..uo Acaoaa ny 2 Aaiwtt la Piavioes Paizia Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester. Conn . F r i. March 17, 1978- PAGE SEVEN-A ’ 5 S 5 jHE 4 6«agsGMb- Charlaa M. Schultz IIM k Im wjn’kbiMhar Dear Abby lA A te tM a S SaperfMlw saRh ItPmtamaraf • Sengsaeat Jedtt M i ^ Abigail Van Buran 16 EMM 7 EaiBt____ _ I IlANTTDTESTiW • IF HSOU JUST HAP UMEREAM ITDaaciiasp SOMEONE TO MSS You DEAR ABBY: I am 64 and Norman is 68. We have two llUaya^aaM THEORY, SIR..I 5T1LL I60NMA VOL. XXXXV, NO. 20 eoapaf/EuiKEN YOU leave School UokloFRIDAY. MARCH 17,1070 m arrM sons. Everything was fine untfl about five months TOSUckysM 8 laoMlabbrJ think HWte THE VICTIM 6ET SOMEONE ^ when 1 noticed that Norman was spending a lot of time 2IO»ar 10 Piakiodlii OF WReSKHTED LOVE FOR SCHOOL EACH AWRMN^ TO PO THAT? m the carport, oven when it was pouring raink 23Fermnaipli ItChaal rruxxjLPRBAaVHap... ^ I started to watch him from the window, and I saw him labbrj 12Charsclwofa ______p making hand s^ als and waving to the Udy across the 24lmidtof(FrJ poogla 38 labotor -7 Phmaa of un- street. I noticed, t^ , that when Norman walked the dog TSCkyia 18 laaset «aga 36 Oat kundrad daiManding (2 OtfahoaM 220twdM ptream wriM ‘Marne’ requires some criticism he would sund m front of this lady ’s house and stare into 27 h) abandaace 24 Pat on 37 Fiao 80 Small nil her window. Then she’d come to the window and the hand It’s hard to write negatively about MSaialciibe 26 Placo a phono 12 Tniwipiiam 81 Ooctrino kick line to the show’s title tune. members (there were close to 200) many small mistakes. signals and waving would start. 32 Aatkor col tadomition adhotont people you know, but in the case of Arlene Tripp stole the scene as didn't know their steps. Credit should be given to actors The woman is older than I am. I notice that this monkey FIswlBg 28 AaMot 40 TNckar (mflix) people who put together last Friday Mother Burnside, Beauregard’s A suggestion for future productions and actresses in smaller parts, who tasiness between her and Norman goes on only when her 33 Woisia’i 28 Pot down 41 Ahtr S3 Actrata Gabor h u s^ d is at work—never on weekends or in the evening. patriotic 31 RMhartkan 43 Pots to loot S4Mountiin Bi'Focal* — By Ruth Marcus night’s production of “ Marne,” it is wicked mother. Her tall gray wig would be to have a chorus of 20 to 30 thought the development of unavoidable. I finally couldn t take it anymore, so I caUed our two sodatylaMrJ 48 Impudont pats was hilarious, and she kept her members who would be willing to in believable characters ad^ed to 34Lo«diioiaa over and asked them to talk to their father about this i 3 4 1 4 The play, as staged in Bailey character quite constant. 38 Book ' 7 1 t to 11 13 vest the time and effort needed to whatever credibility the play had. outrageous fiirting. ’They told him to stay out of the WATTH'itUR Auditorium under the direction of Stephen Latham, as the older perfect the choreography, which was Robert Lenhardt was very good as carTOrt and to walk the dog in the other direction which aiaployaa ts 14 Martha White, was simply a poor 38 Exploit Patrick Dennis, was good, though he, for the most part original, im Marne’s stuffy banker, Dwight Bab he did for two days. Then he went back to his old tricks 41 FktPrati ti 11 STEP I C T C D — \ ^ piece of theater. as well as Miss Bronisz, are capable claiming there was nothing to it. aginative, and entertaining. cock. His upper crust accent was |eomp.wd) 17 BCARDIKJ6 I DO NOT Abby, I’m sick aUiut this and am losing weight. What 'll 11 K A lot of hard work by many of better performances than they The lack of attention to details was constant and he remained in well 42Paitoftlw can I do? I can no longer trust my husband of 44 years THE BUS SHOVE, SIR — talented pwople went into the gave last Friday. He had an excellent a detriment to the play as a whole. developed character throughout the 11 n n 34 preparation of “Mame,” but this DEAR i.i.. u UPSET AND JEALOUS . . s s u voice, both singing and speaking, While the time span of the play is evening. DEAR JEALOUS: I think youVe making s o m e th out eharga n M 37 3t 3t X WALK labor did not show through in the which he used well, and was clear 1928 to 1946, the costumes span the Colleen Wright played the bubble of nothing. \^ a t harm is there in a little waving and a few 46 Coda dot 30 31 WITH final product. and understandable during all of his first 75 years of the century. We got headed fiance of Patrick. Gloria Up hwd sisals? It s certainly not Important enowh to worry 47 Troian 33 mountilfl “ Marne” could have been a good appearances. from petticoats through flapper out son, to perfection, injecting just the about. Please try to see the humor of it, dear. It IS 33 34 B m w S I A S M / comicall If two aging flirU get a “thrili" out of wavtag 48Ganatie play. Miss White has proven herself right amount of cultural ob n Sandie Bellone, in the role of Agnes fits all the way up to vintage 1978 matorial 3^ 37 31 39 40 a very capable director in past noxiousness into tbe role.. at each other, let them have their fun. Laugh about It. And 48 Eicutat warm-up suits. 41 Gooch, young Patrick’s nanny and when Norman realizes that you think it’s funny, hell 82 Vacation 43 43 44 41 shows, and the cast was one of the ’The most objectionable error was in Grace Jaworski, as Sally Cato, a probably quit. most talented in years. Marne’s secretary, came through as 88 Study 41 s.'C o 3 - n Patrick’s college letter sweater. friend of Beauregard Burnside, was 47 49 LL Of course, the play had its bright the real star of the show. She con DEAR ABBY: My mother, who is 70, has struck up an 86 Bringt forth While he attended Rumson U, his stylish and wonderfully catty. unusual friendship with a young woman in her early 20s. 67 TWityfFr) 4B sistently enchanted the audience M l 11 13 14 Priacilla'a Pop — Al Varmaar spots. There were a few imaginative sweater pocket was emblazoned with There were moments in the show The two of them make the bars on weekends, strike up 88Wogo with her portrayal of the plain Jane II 19 prc^iiction numbers, and some good the letter“M.” Also the date on his that were excellent, most notably the friendships with the musicians, and sometimes bring them waiiflower. She proved equally as DOWN acting, but overail the piay did fail. sleeve read 1969, which means that “Open a New Window”number, home for a jam session until the wee hours. It seems 17 51 STOP HIM/Hi Y HCXP IT NUTCHSX.' IP UKE TDSEE Mame. w ritten by Jerom e believable as the sexy vamp that Patrick spent more than a quarter of a strange that this young lady has no friends her own age. 1 SIngor Frank •7 STOLE MVLUNCH^ ALL btS GETTING HIS FA CE WHEN Mame and Vera transform her into, which shone with innovation. Also, the My mother tries to look younger by wearing her hair |9tIWSPA»IA INTINMiSf ASSN I Lawrence and Robert E, Lee. with century in college, which isn’t bad Moon Lady scene, where Bettina IS A MASHEP HE RNPS our music by Jerry Herman, is tbe story so she can get out and live. shoulder length. She even wears false eyelashes and FOTATD SANPWICH.' WHATFCS GOT/ for someone who doesn’t know that Bronisz was at her funny best, clothes that are definitely not for a woman her age. of a wealthy and flambuoyant Our hearts were with her when she Rumson starts with “ R,” and not desperately trying to cling to a rising She looks ridiculous. Please put this in your column. It T / THAT - y socialite, Mame Dennis, and her “ M.” moon. might do her good to see it. 5 relationship with her nephew, returned to Marne’s doorstep some Win at Bridge . \ RIGHT.' months later very confused and very These grievances might seem a lit Unfortunately, these moments CONCERNED DAUGHTER Patrick. The play takes Patrick from pregnant. Her voice projected well tle picky to some, but each small were few, and the result was not a DEAR DAUGHTER: If you mother looks ’’ridiculous,'' Squeeze that extra trick the time he is a small child she’s the one who will pay the price. For my part. If she's and she sang wonderfully, though not mistake detracts from the quality of tangible piece of theater. Better luck arriving on Marne's doorstep through happy, I fail to see whom she’s hurting. even her talent could save the show’s the show, and this production had next year. — Paul Marte thia north bid three spadea adultho(xl and marriage. DEAR ABBY: I am only 14, but I learned a lesson 1 will NORTH M7-A ^ knew that his partner worst staged song, “We Need a Little never forget. ♦ KQ held Hve of that auit. Hence, The audience had the major Christmas,” which was contrived IF 883 problem of not being able to hear When my parent used to tell me they "worried" when I he gave the preference witri and unimaginative. ♦ A2 two honors in spadea and Bettina Bronisz, who played Mame, didn’t come home when I said I would, I thought they were « A9I764 Backstage is saluted silly. Well, now that I got a taste of my own medicine, I three hearta inatead of bid Sophomore Billy Hoyt sands his project in MHS through the entire first act. The show had two major problems: don’t think they’re so silly anymore. WEST EAST ding four hearta or three Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawranca woodworking class. However, in the second act, which lack of attention to details, and an Last Saturday night my folks went out and said they’d ♦ A864 ♦$$ notrump. was overall superior to the first, aura of unprofessionalism and un be home around midnight. Well, it got to be One o’clock in W10 4 VJ876 South had a slight problem for work on musical ai)J 1083 «K97S in the play. He won the first eOOD THINS 1 SPRAVBD ON the morning, then two, then three and they still weren’t ampiification was increased and her preparedness. A 10 5 A Q J 2 diamond In dummy and led SOME OF DAFFODIL’S PERFUWEl^. beautiful singing voice was allowed Now that the final curtain has home, and I nearly went out of my mind imagining they AT l e a s t t h a t ’l l LURE HIM INTO The unprofessionalism was at its magnificent. She also organized SOUTH tbe king of tnunpa. West Tennis team tough to shine though. closed, there are many people who were both dead in a ditch somewhere with the car on top of took his ace and played two worst when, as the audience entered scene changes, a most unenviable job them. A J 10 7 3 2 Any problems with the sound did not get curtain calls for their part more diamonds. Thia gave This y ear’s M anchester High the theater, actors in full costume if there ever was one. Finally, at 4 a.m., they came home. They said they ran A AKQ2 Donovan. Returning juniors include system did not hamper Jerry Ganley, in the musical ’Mame.” a (4 South a chance to run in Schooi Boys’ tennis team may be the John Keller, Rob Saunders and Joe and make-up were roaming about the The stage and set crew were into some old friends and were just sitting around their dummy and discard his po who magnificently played young One of the unsung heroes, A K3 best ever seen in Manchester. Coach Lovell. Newcomers to the team are lobby. Unfortunately, this appalling responsible for giving out props, apartment talking over old times. They didn’t bother tential losing heart. But Patrick Dennis, Both his speaking Mrs. Mary “Ma” Munsie, teacher’s call me because they didn’t think I’d worry. Vulnerable: North-South, South ruffed in his own hand, Dave Fianagan’s netmen began prac John Hasiett (another name from display set the stage for most of the changing scenes, and building sets. and singing voice were able to be aide to Miss White, was driving force Believe me, I will NEVER give them the kind of nightto bealer: North. led a :^de to Uk queen, tice this week. basketball) and possibly Ed Ken- first act. ’This play called for excellence and they gave me. back to his hand with a heart heard in both acts. behind ticket sales and money collec West Netih East Seoth The ’78 squad is .screaming with nison. these people provided it. HIGHLAND PARK and then he ran off the rest taient. Junior Scott Gottlieb is Vera Charles, Marne’s best friend, The unpreparedness was tion. Mrs. Munsie also helped with The favorite of the cast, of course, 1 * Pass l a of the bricks. was played with a beautiful flair by costumes and keeping blood pressure Pass i * Pass 3W ranked in New England, recentiy Naturally, there are a number of highlighed by clumsy and overly long was our student director. Sue ’Thulin. It was a matter of simple Fran Clemens. Her portrayal of down. Pass 3 * Pass 4 a squeeze against East. On the won a New England tournament, and ”ifs”involved with any prediction. scene changes. Many chorus She was the first student director in Pass Pass Pass Vera, a second rate actress, but a Donna Healy was responsible for Astro-graph last trump East bad to chuck wiil be neariy impossible to beat. The team will only succeed if the years to quickly gain and hold the a heart or a club. Senior Jim Kennedy is also a fine members get in shape, learn to play first-class lush, was clear a nd well getting the beautiful and numerous respect of the entire cast. She costumes for this production. She By BERNICE BEDE 080L Opening lead: A Q. player, himself a match for Gottlieb. well together, and go to practice. defined. Misses Clemens and Bronisz worked harder than anyone, running did a fine job and “ Bosom Buddies” also put the make-up on the leads. Junior Chris Boser (you remember The team will also succeed only if all over the place, getting hundreds By Onrald Jacoby that name from basketball season) was one of the show's better spots. MH8 not— ) Working like a Rembrandt, her your needs today you’ll treat In A Pennsylvania reader the necessary players stay with it. of people on stage at the right time. ____j'S u m aad Alaa Semtag wants to kiKiw the proper UH, WEIS SONNA TAICE \ A a RI6KT, vyE a? WHICH The role of Beauregard Pickett masterpieces were applauded on the a winning manner. Unfor A LITTLE BREAK HERE EVBtYBODY. will round out tbe top three singles For Boser, Gottlieb and Kennedy, All our hats are off to Sue. tunately, Ihoae you should If you decide to bid a four- rebid. You open one club, WAV ------Burnside was bandied nicely by Paul stage. card heart auit rather than a ..OKAY? y 'F iA ao u T ; NOW players. playing outdoors in a team situation Due home today & cozy up to will be handled partner responds one heart. Munsie. He capitivated the audience Charlotte Whyte would best be abrasively. fourcard spade suit in re- You hold: Depth will be the main reason for is unusual. Playing under a coach There are more people to praise, March ie, 197a , with a Southern charm that led to the Mr. Zatursky’s Washington crew described as our stage manager, but LEO (July 2J-Aug. 22) Normally •ponse to your partner's the Indians’ suceess this year. Aside whose advice they may or may not but it would take a whole book to do This coming year It’s to your minoreuit opening, you add show’s best scene at his plantation. returns home today. Their absence she also had some great theatrical it. when you are told something In from the aforementioned players, the respect could, too, be a factor. I hope advantage to take an active role confidence you keep what’s a simple corollary. If you A A 7S4 Peckerwood. left quite a void in many of the Junior ideas such as moving Patrick and in progressive movements or Indians will stock seniors Rich they’re equal to the challenge. — Thanks to all for the dedication they said to yourself. Today, howev I’espood one spade and then A K 7 Marshall, Scott Hyde and Tom Male dancers, identically dressed Honors classes. We hope Mr. Z and Mame across stage column during put into the production — for us. — forward-looking organizations. er, you may Ulk loo freely to bid hearts you guarantee * Q3 Mike Wilson Such involvements will greatly the wrong people. _ ...... in riding-•••© togs, formed I iic u CJa fast stepping .Jimmy...... ^ ...V hit .V it V off well. one of the numbers; it looked Mike Isko fiveqiades. A A K Q 10 2 expand your horizons. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A The bidding of today’s PISCES (Feb. za-Msreh 20) Un m little budget-trimming la In hand becomes quite easy A fortunately you cannot take order, on projects that have when this bidding conven The proper rebid is one everyone you meet today at proven unprofitable. Your tion is employed. Not that n OVfB tic n'.'.BS 1 face value. Be wary of a person spade. Two spades woold be check stubs will Identify the many players wouldn’t COEP becoming big business whom you barely know who culprits. an overbid and you do want COEP (Cooperative OccupationalOccunatinnal EducaKHnca. valescent---- . i, homes. tu They work in .. Manchester offers something for nothing. reach that same four-spade to show your spades. dent for full-time employment is an important LIBRA (Sept. 2»Oef. 23) In contract, but rather when tion Program) has been in existence at Memorial Hospital in their senior year. All atlas bantlij Find out to whom you’re ro most Instances today you are (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Manchester High School since 19«9 First a part of the school’s responsibility. The mantically suited by sending apt to be a bll lackadaisical The FlinlBtontB — Hanna-Barbera Productlona students are there to be placed in a training classroom instruction is directly related to the • ;■ 1 Hciit f r ” . . q, , S- ■ , for your copy ol Astro-Graph The exceptions: Situations Barry's World small program with 25 students, it now com work they perform. Recommended related station and learn, not just to work at a part- • B m iu r 5.1 ■ ' Letter. Mall SO cents lor each where you’ll see you can prises eight staff members and more than 450 and-..V. -a long, doif-auuioaatru,self-addressed. iwaiiioileather yuuiyour uwnown nneat.081. time job The employer plays two ro le s- that courses for this phase are human biology, students. Manchester High School has the general biology, patterns in human behvior, • V I' iin H■ I' III'] 0 ' Stamped envelope to Astro* SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Mov. 2» Urh r SOMEONE IN t h e VW E TOO, BUT ' ew'ew I F I - i SCi... largest COEP program in Connecticut ol employer .ind teacher. Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio city due deliberation couM work NEISHBORHOOD MUST IT S T O P P E D COULD TALK. child development, and math in nursing prac HAVE WIND CHIMES....I NOW.'.... Anyone who elects the COEP program must The thiee major phases in the COEP 6 4 9 -4 5 9 5 Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to against your best Interests THEY WOULDN'T tice. specify birth sign. today. Mullirtg your bright K EEP h e a r i n g a , BEL!EYE MB'... program are open to any student enrolling in r - 11 . P - ; t i n k l i n g S O U N D .' also elect other major subjects in other fields The third major phase is marketing and dis ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Do Ideas over and over lessena the program The largest of these is the not permit those who aren’t to fulfill graduation requirements Students tribution. This is designed for students who your Initial appreciation. receive line high-school credit for completing Cooperative Work Experience-Diversified Oc members ol your family to poke SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. cupations program. Five of the eight staff wish to pursue a career in marketing or their noses into your domestic 21) Someone anxious to be the COEP class requirements They al.so retailing. Classroom instruction is geared affairs today. They could really helpful to you today may rea- members are assigned to this section. receive a high school credit for working 15 to toward skills needed for such an occupation, muddy the waters. cind the offer If you appear ■Students in this phase are taught skills, TAURUS (April 29-Msy 29) An ungrateful. A ’’thank you^la all 20 hours weekly at on-the-job training station. such as cash register operation, dislay adver 1 his is considered to be a classroom away knowledge, understandings and attitudes unwise choice of assistants or that’s required. tising, and merchandising mathematics. More vwwwifVQiocoworkers iwuaytoday uuuiacould shutsnui CAPRICORNw « r n i w n n (Dec.(liOC. 22gan.ZZ-JM. Ill 19) from Manchester High. needed for successful employment. Students down your entire production Someone may try to Btymla you are placed in a variety of jobs, depending on than 100 enrolled students are employed in The COEP staff works closely with the many Manchester businesses. line. Select those who can loday where your ambItiMa are guidance department and the school ad their interests, career objectives, abilities, M p, not hinder. concerned. Handfe him dfplo- and availability of working time. Students COEP is doing admirably at MHS with more OEMINt (May 21-June 20) Your mallcaify, not angrfty. ministration to ensure that COEP students are than one-fifth of the school population in earning pofenfial Is good AQUARIUS (Jan. 2t-Feb. 19) granted early release on working days, in have been placed everywhere from veterinary ■ today, provided you’re willing Work you view disdainfully to offices to automotive departments. volved. More than 90 percent of the students to roll up your sleeves and go begin with will be performed In Born Loaar — Art Banaom order to be on the job during prime time for enrolled have been placed in more than 200 many employers. The second major phase is the nurse’s aide to work. There are no easy a slipshod fashion today A program Students enroll in this two-year Manchester business establishments. ’These alternatives. little imagination oould make H The basic philosophy behind COEP is that salient facts show the success of a well- CANCER (Junk 21-July 22) Per- much easier, course in their junior year and work in con asm i THAWKYJO, work IS iiiifiorlant and that preparing a stu founded group. — Jim Richardson sons who are unimportant to iMEWSPArea cNTEiwnsE . C0MT?a I KNOW. Buga Bunny — Halmdahl and Btoflal THAMKtIU,. t w m F , BUT ra t C H7ltlyNtAI« Casting 1HAMK tXl iWAKE A FOR TUB rrwA$ &OOQ finished “Ingemar Stenmark. you're not!" RPTHDAV OMUyFOR OONW 68FT TBLESES Our Boarding Houas — Carrol & McCormick FIVE fM iwemtou for play CDLLAJ»!> [II ACEJ PB3M15EP MJU A\Y Sock iT Huskin, tlic MHS PIPNT HE PECK A COUPLE NEXT BI65T0RY! NIGHT 4 , OF STIFFS, THEN GO DOWN drama group, has just Bead CoKte5i NEVtt BURKE IS 5TARTIN6 aiKE A WINDOW SHAPE 'WHEN completed casting its A COMEBACK'. HEi Trit ■ HE MET A REAL FIGHTER? spring production “The ot 11 PUSIUJT VMO TURNEP 1b \ 6 } fJ HIS CHIN SO WEAK Curious Savage, " by .lotin AN ATTING CAREER AFTER KE NEEP5 SMELLING Patrick, will be presented A STAKTLlNe RUN 5ALTG AFTER HE BRUSHES OF KNbCKOinS.' May 5, I), 12 and lit WHAT? YOU STILL DON’T HIS TEETH 2 T - r HaathclIfI T*tiCUi|?(a^ EDI TO Thia Funny World 7 Cast members are as Gu«st the number of jelly beans HAVE PIERCED EARS? COME • ttra ky mwm ina nt. 7m u& fm lollows Ktilhy lio.ssidy tis i in the container in our Bunny House TO D&L TOMORROW AND WE'LL Florence, .lolin Giboault as Hannibal, Mary Sinnamon DO IT FOR JUST 9.95 as Fairv Ma'v, Carolvn Egan as Mrs. I’addy. and BE A WINNER I Marty Hafner, a newcomer FIRST PRIZE — $100.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE the group, ;is Jeffrey Just in case you missed our other earpiercing ciinics, SECOND PRIZE — 50.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE we're having another, tomorrow from 11 to 4 at D&L IC3UESS I BETTER The Savage family THIRD PRIZE — 25.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE Manchester, Vernon, Avon and Bristol stores for just (MVE 9 YLVE8TER members tire Lance Tatro Entry blanks may ba obtainad in all Tri City Plaza storat. Daposit 9.951 A doctor will pierce your ears with 14K gold over 1H«r RAISE HEla as Titus, Paul M.irte as antrias in any Tri City Plaza itora. Oacition of tha iudgas it final. stainless steel studs, and It only takes a minute (please, b e e n PESTERM* Samuel, and .lennifer persons under 18 should be accompanied by a parent or MEFER/ ^ /| Walker as Lily Belle The rem em bers JE L L Y B £A N S WILL B E DOHA TED TO guardian). We’ll see you therel HIM* role of old Mrs Stivage will Tf>0 Ptdialrict Ward at Rockville General Hospital |2iZ III 11 n — _____3 - /7 be performed by .hicqui C( Hedlund V k , E w i t f i B u d d y Short Riba - Frank HiH There are two merlical SAID STARCH.' 9RE, MARCO POLO MERE IT IS, IM AFRAID VOULL 1 M f (leople: Reeky Hourret .is uM be alTfii CUy ?C o^ IS BACK FROM CXINA. MV LORP/ HAiiETOTAK^ 9^ Mrs, Wilhelmina and Boh \ rr B A C K . \’ U'lihardt as Dr Emmett ./ Fri. March 24th— Sat. March 25th CISTSM»NMak«Sy»4..l««. 3'17 For news on t rows and 10 am to 5 pm anything else, check the "B etter hold dinner, Hon. An unexpected bulletin hotird in Boom 208. for kids of all agss to visit with! bar meeting just came up. ” .y "ONCE IN A WHILE, I WOULPNYmiNP Tim Henderson A 9HWA8P COCKTAIL, W8ELP/" Id on smrs us ■ umhbtbi, mm, i PAGE EIGHT-A — MANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD, Mancfaetter. Conn,. 1‘Ti.. March 17, iy/8 Obituaries Trailer park owner •;#<*T»mew»»iweeaiaAaB criticizes state role Extra effort pays Harding Carrier Harding Carrier, 72, of 649 W. Middle Turnpike died HARTFORD (UPI) — Robert NicoU says the way Thursday at his home. He was the husband of M n. Connecticut trailer operators treat tbeir tenants is in tax collection 4 5 'A-;, Hpralft Felicia Wojtunik Carrier. “pretty sickening” and the Griswold mobile home owner The Town of Manchester's in The February collection figure in Mr. Carrier was bom May 7,1905, in Grand Falls, New feels tte Real Estate Commission is standing by and let creased tax collection effort ap-* creased the town's collection for the SECOND SECTION Brunswick, Canada, and had liveid in Windsor Locks parently is paying off, according to ting it bappm. year to $16,287,960.21, Turek said. m a r c h 17, 1978 ' l l before coming to Manchester in 1947. He was employ«l 'The head of the commission's mobile home division figures for the month of February 'This equals 93.8 percent of the es as a lead man at Pratt and Whitnev Division of United concedes the trailer park industry is a “mcxiopoly.” B u t^ p i _^om James Turek, collector, of timated tax revenue for the year. Technologies Corp., East Hartford, before retiring in he says the NicoU’s charges are a “figment of his im -^ f in g e n u e . ^ Last year, at the end of February, 1970 after 30 years with the firm. He was a member of agination.” . " T h e town collected $471,241,90 in the town had collected 94.3 percent of Pratt and Whitney’s Quarter Century Gub and Retirees Nicoll told the General Law (Committee Thursday he taxes during February. Turek'said estimated taxes. Group. He also was a member of the Manchester Senior and other mobile home owners are at the mercy of the that the figure is excellent for the Thus, the town'is still behind last PZC denies Citizens and attended Trinity Covenant Church. trailer park operators, who rent out lots of mobile homes. month, which is not normally a heavy year's collection effort on a percen Other survivors are four sons, David P. Carrier and “We live in Comiptsville, U.S.A.,” said Nicoll, of the one for tax collection. tage basis, but there is an improve McDonald’s Robert H. Carrier, both of Manchester, Donald D. Connecticut Mobile Home Association, a group of mobile Property taxes are due in two in- ment since the February collections. Carrier of Enfield and Richard K. Carrier 6f Rocky Hill; home owners. stailments, one in July and one in Before February, the town had a daughter, Mrs. George (Louise) Panella of East Hart Nicoll said he has been kicked out of two trailer parks, January. Thus, taxes become over been two percent behind last year's restaurant ford; a brother, Fred Levlte of North Dighton, Mass.; H"' allegedly because he violated his lease. But Nicoll said he due Feb. 1. collection percentage. two sisters. Miss Esther Carrier of West Hartford and never had a lease. This year, the town has made an in Even with the collection total of By MAL BAKI,OW Mrs. Alice Quintin of Springfield, Mass.; and 10 “I asked for one and I.was denied,” he said. "You can’t creased effort to collect overdue last month, the town still must work grandchildren. terminate something you never had.” taxes, Foreclosure notices were sent to avoid a deficit based on a shortfall Heruld Reporter 'The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. at Trinity Covenant He said trailer park operators frequently raise the rent to property owners who owe taxes in tax collection. The East Hartford Planning and Church, 302 Hackmatack St. Burial will be in Fairview and tack on additional charges for things like dogs and from past years. The town also sent Last year, the town fell short of its Zoning Commission (PZC) Cemetery, West Hartford. children. Nicoll said his base rent at one park was |45 a letters to property owners who owe projected revenues. If that happens Wednesday voted unanimously Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 month, but when the extra charges were added on he had overdue taxes for the present fiscal again this year, it could result in a against the 35-cent hamburg on and 7 to 9 p.m. Physical education at Bowers to pay $75 a month. year. The town threatened to place a possible deficit at the end of the Silver Lane. Nicholas Rinaldi Nicoll said mobile home owners can’t fight back lien on these properties if the taxes fiscal year. The PZC denied the zone change Parents watch as their children go through series of tumbling techniques. Several because they have to live somewhere and local zoning are not paid. request of Leone Enterprises Inc. EAST HARTFORD - Nicholas Rinaldi, 94, of 7 Fair- which was needed for the firm to progressive steps in physical education elementary school physical education laws limit the number of trailer parks in the state. field St. died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital and Nicoll blamed the Real Estate 6)mmission for not en build a McDonald's restaurant Medical Center. He was the husband of Mrs. Carmella demonstration at Bowers School. Craig demonstrations are being offered for parents forcing a 1974 law designed to crack down on corrupt between 755 and 785 Silver Lane. Longo Rinaldi. Health fair to include Phillips, left rear, elementary school this week in observance of “Physical Educa practices by trailer park owners. He said part of the Although PZC member Jack Davis Mr. Rinaldi was born in Pontelandollo, Providence of physical education teacher, is illustrating a tion Week.” (Herald photo by Pinto) problem is a staff shortage at the Real Estate Commis said traffic "is only secondary," the Benvenento, lUly, and had lived in East Hartford for 52 sion. physical fitness tests PZC spent most of its discussion time years. Before retiring 22 years ago, he had been on the request talking about the traf employed at the First National Bakery for 15 years. He The Town of Manchester Health a short questionnaire that asks what fic evidence. Davis insisted the main was a communicant of St. Mary Church. He and his wife Department will conduct a physical shape they think they are in. They A winter wonderland reason he would vote "no" was that would have celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary fitness screening program at will then take a cardiovascular the zone change would "create an Thursday. Tuesday’s Health Fair. fitness test and a series of tests to in Although not welcomed by many, ticut'. This scene was on Foster Street in island of B2 (Business Zone 2) in a He is also survived by a son, John Rinaldi of The third annual fair will be co dicate general physical abilities. Thursday's heavy wet snow left a winter Manchester Thursday afternoon. (Herald sea of BIA (Business Zone lA)." Middletown; six daughters, Mrs. Mary DeCandia of East sponsored by the Manchester Public Pulse readings will be taken with wonderland atmosphere throughout Connec photo by Dunn) PZC member John Grottole agreed Hartford, Mrs, Rudolph Masclovecchio of South Windsor, Health Nursing Association and the newly developed electronic equip with Davis and said to change the 7 Mrs, Gordon Schaeffer of Rockville, Mrs. Rocco Longo of Health Department. It will be held at ment. zone would be to allow "spot zoning." Newington, Mrs, Frank Gagllardl of West Hartford and the Manchester High School The test will compare the par The PZC members discussed the Mrs, Wilfred Ballard of Rocky Hill; 17 grandchildren and cafeteria from 2 to 7 p.m. ticipant’s belief about his or her amount of traffic the McDonald's 13 great-grandchildren. The theme of the Health physical condition with the actual Buses to roll next week would generate each day. Even the The funeral Is Saturday at 8:15 a.m. from Callahan Department’s booth will be “Im results. expert for the Leones, Robert The Town of Manchester's Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., with a mass at St. Mary prove Your Lifestyle.” It will A literature table will be available established and rides must be a m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Vanasse of Boston, said it could draw transportation system for elderly Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery. promote the benefits of physical con for those who feel the need to begin reserved at least one full working Friday. Monday will be the first day 1,000 cars a day. and handicapped residents will begin Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 ditioning and exercise a;^ stress that an exercise program. day before the day of the ride. For in the number is in service. Much higher figures were offered and 7 to 9 p.m. physical fitness is part of preven Roger Simm of WFSB-TV will be Thursday, Laine Dyer of the Human stance. someone seeking a ride The bus system also will provide by traffic expert Earl Flynn of tative medicine. on hand to answer questions on Services Department said today. Thursday would have to call by rides Tuesday to the Health Fair Newington speaking on behalf of Mrs. William Popoff Participants in the screening sports and his job as a sportscaster. The bus system will include two Tuesday to make an appointment. which will be held at Manchester William Grant, owner of Augie & Rose Pomeslal Popoff, 70, of 423 Lydall St., wife of program will first be asked to fill out buses and provide free transporta The phone number for the system, High School. Anyone wishing to ob Ray’s at 708 Silver Lane, and four tion for residents who are han William S. Popoff, died Thursday at Manchester which will be called Phone-A-Ride, is tain a ride to the fair must make an other property owners opposed td the dicapped or 60 years of age and older. Memorial Hospital. HOW LOW 646-2774. Calls to make appointments appointment Monday. zone change. Flynn said about 1,350 Schedules and bus routes have been She was bom In Austria and had lived in Manchester Area police report for a ride may be made between 8:30 cars or more would enter the for 45 years. McDonald's parking lot. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, Bolton Town Engineer Charles Sheehan Reynolds N. Popoff of Manchester and Alexander W. The arrest was made on complaint Manchester police report told the PZC he leaned towards the Popoff of California; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Tomlin Peter M. Olson, 19, of 7C Am of a juvenile who said Gauthier Flynn figures. He said that many son of East Hartford; 13 grandchildren and several great bassador Drive, Manchester, was ap Struck him during a Feb. 26 incident. cars entering and exiting from the prehended at 4:22 a.m. today and Gauthier was released on a $100 non Manchester police served a larceny and third-degree larceny in at police headquarters and would not restaurant would create 2,700 turning grandchildren. warrant Thursday on a Plantsville charged with third-degree burglary surety bond for appearance in court connection with that robbery. submit to tests which resulted in the movements in the four-lane Silver Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a m. at the Rose man in conneciion wiin me Fen. zs and third-degree larceny, after a in Rockville, April 12. Police said Dupre was wanted on breach of peace charge. He was held Lane at a point where 20,000 cars Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St,, Rocky Hill. Burial will robbery of the Heritage Savings and other charges in New Bedford, Mass, be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. chase through the woods. Paul Fiducia Jr., 27, of for court presentation today. pass by each day. CAN State Police from Troop K in Kennebunkport, Maine, was charged Loan branch bank in Frank’s Super and w as turned over to Police made 17 other motor vehicle Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 "Of particular concern to me are Colchester, assisted by the canine Thursday with threatening and market on East Middle Turnpike. Massachusetts authorities. arrests Thursday. There were no p.m. Allen Sipala, 25, was arrested at the left turns," Sheehan said. "It will patrol and Coventry Police, ap reckless endangerment. serious accidents as a result of the create a hazardous situation.” prehended Olson behind a private Police said he allegedly threatened his place of employment in Plainville Donald L. Eldridge, 20, of 75 Pine snowstorm. I’ o s h M i I c ll|)|lflll Crews trying hard residence on Femwood Drive. another motorist with a gun in con and charged with first-degree St. was charged with evading respon The theft of a braker tool used for Police said Olson allegedly kicked nection with an altercation over a robbery and first-degree larceny. sibility and driving under the In- molding aluminum siding and valued Roxie Leone, one of the five Leone to move oil barge in the door of the A-1 service station motor vehicle incident on Route 83. He was held overnight in lieu ot flufliee ot liquor in connection with (ft $400 was reported from the rear of principals in the Leone firm, said he $50,000 bond for presentation in Com an accident about midnight today at a Center Street home today. will be talking with his attorney, WATCH HILL, H I (UPl) — A Coast (iuard cutter was on Route 44A and fled with $70 in He was released on a $500 nonsure mon Pleas Court 12 today. Sipala's Hartford Road and Prospect Street. A burglary at a Downey Drive Paul Sullivan of Hartford, about an bringing high speed pumps to crews working to expedite cash. The money was recovered. ty bond for appearance in court in arrest was the first in connection Police said he lost control of his car, apartment resulted In the theft of appeal. the move of the crippled 546-foot barge Ocean-250 to a Olson was to be presented in Com Rockville, April 12. with the Feb. 25 robbery, in which struck a sign and a utility pole and some beer, a jewelry box and some The Leones presented their request lx>ng Island shipyard for continued offloading operations. mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Coventry BANK today. $7,900 was stolen. continued driving for about a half- cash Thursday afternoon. in a four-hour session Wednesday, Coventry Police reported seven ac A The plan is to put the barge on an even keel at its Police said other arrests in connec mile before he was stopped by police. An unknown amount of money was March 8 and this Wednesday for Vernon cidents were investigated during the anchorage, then escort it to North.ville Industries near tion with that robbery and two others Court date is March 28. stolen from the Gasland station, 351 another two hours. A great deal of John Majors, 23, of 90 Union St. and height of Thursday’s storm. No in Mattituck Ion Long Island's north shore! where it will be at another Heritage branch and a David G. Senkbiel, 27, of Main St. sometime early today, testimony was given by the Leones Robert Arnold, 20, of 121 Orchard St., juries were reported and damage to offloaded totally,” Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Savings Bank of Manchester branch Colchester was charged with breach police said. A window was found and by the Augie & Ray's group. James T. Perkins said today both of Rockville, were arrested vehicles was minor, police said. within a two-week period are pen of peace and driving under the in smashed. A suspect was discovered Leone said they will review it all Thursday on Common Pleas Court Perkins refused to confirm an earlier report that 400,- ding. fluence of liquor about 12:30 a.m. behind the station, but no arrests and consider whether or not to appeal warrants charing them with third- TO gallons of ga.soline had spilled into Block Island todaj^Police said he became violent were made, police said. the PZC's denial. .Sound, but he did say no more gasoline was escaping degree burglary. Joseph Dupre, 20, of Fall River, from the barge's pierced hull. Police said the arrests were made School recess Mass, was served a warrant on a Free Choice The decision to lift anchor and push the barge across in connection with a Feb. 19 incident is next week fugitive of justice charge Thursday. Long Island Sound to the petroleum products terminal in which the two men were allegedly Police said he was released on bond youngsters on Point Rob in an apartment, unlawfully. Both erts In Washington State fre from a position 2 miles southeast of Watch Hill lighthouse The Manchester public schools Thursday from the Hartford jail quently have dual citizen AGWA’ was up to Coast Guard Lt ('mdr. Jo.seph K. Tamalonis, were released on $100 nonsurety will be closed next week for where he had been held since last ship. Point Roberts is cut off captain of the nearby port of New Umdon, Conn , accor bonds for appearance in Common spring vacation. All central ad Halloween night when he was from the mainland by water ding to Perkins. Pleas Court 19, Rockville, April 12. ministration offices and business arrested with two other men in con and its women usually give Gregory A. Gauthier, 16, of 103 offices in the secondary schools birth to their babies at a Tamalonis departed at daybreak today via helicopter to At SBM you can lower nection with an armed robbery of the hospital in Vancouver, B.C. inspect the barge and an extensive gas sheen which had Brooklyn St., Rockville, was will be open Monday through A-1 gasoline station on East Center When the children reach 21 seeped out of the barge and headed out to sea. The Ocean arrested Thursday on a Common Thursday. All offices will be Street. He was charged with first- they can choose to be citi '2,50 had been on a run from Marcus Hook, Pa., to New Pleas Court warrant charging him closed Good Friday. degree robbery second-degree zens of either the United charchoiet Haven, Conn., and had veered approximately 10 miles off the interest rate on a personal with breach of the peace. States or Canada. THIS OR THIS course before it ran aground perilously clo.se to this small summer resort town We haven I received one report of ga.soline washing FREE up on any coastline, " Perkins said "The cutter installment loan as much as 2%. Bittersweet has picked up high speed pumps and is on its Democrats, Republicans way out to the barge" PRESGRPnON DELIVERY will be busy in Bolton Call 52t^5S3 Here's how you can get th^ saving on an instalment ioan Pat’s Mednl Pharmacy Lottery There will be a flurry of political activi nominations will be accepted from the floor. 1001 Main Street made for any uforthwhle purpose:* ty in Bolton over the next week. The ac East Hartford, Conn. The winning number drawn Tbursdav in the Connee tivity will begin with an organizational The Democratic Party will caucus ticut daily lottery was 5H0 meeting and election of officers of the Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. The caucus will elect delegates to Hollittar Appliance Herry A. Egazarlan The winning numbers in the Connecticut weekly lottery Democratic Town Committee tonight at 8 Center R.P.H. were 87 , 339 , 051607. The lucky color was red. it you open, or have, a savings account at the Community Hall. the state convention to choose candidates V2% off The recently elected members of the to the November state election, ($100 minimum for six months] committee begin a two-year term tonight. Ms. Cannon said all Democrats should Ilvi Cannon who has served as chairman attend the caucus. "It is their opportunity Agway Pedestal Cellar Drainer to make the preference known." Vz% off if you have, or open, a savings certificate account for the past two years does not plan to Anyone interested in being a delegate seek re-election as chairman; She will be • ktap biMnwnU lr*a of lUndlng NOW•49** Vz% off if you have, or open, a checking account seeking the vice chairmanship. should call Ms. Cannon at 649-8080. walar '/, hp plus 6' of 3-wlrt cord John Morianos, current vice chairman, .Noise rule hearing • non-corrotive lharmoplullc pump: • ttty to Intfill THE TOWH non-m«talllc b iM with ttatl ihaft (64-00411 tS.44 Vz% ofiF will seek the chairmanship. A public hearing on Bolton’s proposed 7 if you have an SBM mortgage loan The seats of secretary and treasurer noise ordinance will be held Wednesday at Agway Submeralble will also be filled. Nominations for the 8:30'p.m. at the Community Hall. OF MANCHESTER Cellar Sump Pump 2% TOTAL four offices will be accepted from the The hearing scheduled for last night had Drainer I Discbargei floor. to be postponed because of the snowstorm. Will be sending Interviewers to all Hose NH The Repbulican Party will caucus The ^ a r d of Selectmen rescheduled the offer good for limited time only Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Bentley Memorial hearing to March 20. However, there is homes in Manchester to conduct a The Savings Bank Library. The caucus will elect delegates not enough time to publish a legal notice, Citizen Survey. to the various state conventions that will so the hearing will be March 22, An equal opportunity lender of Manenester choose candidates for the November elec The first public hearing on the proposed tion. ordinance was in January. It was revised Starting on March 20th, inter A tradition of banking excellence ing.lTlM Robert Morra, Repbulican town chair and a second public hearing was scheduled viewers will be in the area bounded New! man, said, "This is where the process for for March 8. Failure to publish a legal J67*»it m t B 4 W N O W ^ • hp hftvy duty motor with • ihtrmoi Instxnt on«-step C A FLO N $y4t«ni Manchnlrf. fast Hartfoid, South Windvor. choosing candidates begins. I urge the notice meant the hearing couldn't be held by Center St., Summit St., Hilliard ovorlood protocthfo iMdtch • 24' of V/t ritxdrain hoM. r/r ihrMdad mala adaf^r. itainlaaa slaal damp P«fc«s eats p»inl«ssly with Jiepublican electors to attend and choose until March 16. • tnUtNid OMWy m toy i r squam lump Ashfonl, Andover, jnd Bolton. St. and Broad St. hol«(64^)Oa) • for parmarranl or amorgancy ua« aavi pte-stenkiad one-piace-stud , legates to the conveiltions.” Deinocrulir «-\rnl Member f DIC. (644X171) 1 1 4 0 slanet eamngs Vtxw choice of newly elected town committee will Sump fiHiiii Clieck 646-1700 The Democratic Town Committee St. These interviews will take ap slaintess steet or 24K goW pUted. have its organizational meeting and elec Patrick’s Day dinner dance will be Satur ($«-oo4e) tion of officers immediately after the day from 7 p.m. to 1 a m, at St. Maurice proximately 30 to 45 minutes to GOOD THRU MARCH 24th *6 .9 9 caucus. Church parish center. Morra will not seek re-election as chair A com beef and cabbage dinner will be complete. man but will seek election as vice chair prepared by First Selectman Henry Ryba. GOOD THRU MARCH 24th man. Set-ups will be provided at the bring your The Town appreciates William Fehling will seek the chair own bottle affair. your cooperation AGWAY manship. Douglas Cheney has announced Dancing will be U) the music of a live CLOtaO MMOAV o m r his candidacy for treasurer and Dorothy band. Tickets will be sold at the door or SAT. ONLY - Manchester Parkide • 10-5 Miller for secretary. S 4 0 NEW STATE RD. M«l, Tin., mttu M M from Ilvi Cannon, 649-8080. Johr P « ^ l Consent 18 and Under Anyone interested in any of the offices 648 -S 1 2 3 Morianos, 649-6338, or Allan Hoffman. 84 /■ may call Morra at 649-4450. Morra said 9662. PAGE TWO-B___MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.D, Manchester. Conn.. Fr:.. M irrli 17. -n n Hospital solicits public Minister MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F ri„ March 17, 1978 — PAGE THREE-B i(> i t \ f { i t \ i { \ i{i(;iiM (» M > Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dempsey opposes 11^111) l{i‘|t»rli>r are co-chairmen of the community He said the endowment funds left are restricted. He added the board is Messersmith hurt, Volunteer workers for the drive and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas olue law Dooley are over-all chairmen for all not embarrassed at having to go to Koikville General Hospital fund the public for funds at this time. He drive gathered at the Vernon Middle phases. HARTFORD (UPI) - Discussing the hospital's current said hopefully it won't have to be School Thursday night to launch into done again for a long time. Businessmen have a the final and most critical phase of need. Donald B. Caldwell, president tendency to scatter when Robert C. Boardman. ad the drive, that of soliciting the com of the Board of Trustees, recalled the they see Connecticut may be out season munity at large. spirit of community cooperation that ministrator of the hospital, spoke of clergy show up at a the hospital's "pardonable pride" in To date the campaign has W42.M1 has characterized America's growth legislative hearing on Sun NEW YORK (UPI) - The Ed Kranepol had another homer as being chosen the official kidney Q Oakland, sparking an 11-run inning on the credit side of the ledger. The and unparalleled success. "We are in day closing laws. But they New York Yankees’ crowded the Mets downed the Blue Jays. dialysis center for northeastern goal i.s $1.25 million to be coilected to a position to continue that tradition just might get to like pitching staff won’t be as The Phillies scored seven runs in that led to the A’s win over Sam by our efforts here and now for Connecticut. He said. "However, Diego. add a new wing to the existing facili Pastor Wayne Willey. packed as people thought it the fourth inqing to aid the rout of the Rockviile's future generations," he continuing excellence and main Reds ... The Cubs exploded for six' Don Aase and Ken Drett combined ty, This new wing will provide a new taining accreditation require Willey thinks Connec .said. might be this season. runs in the eighth inning ... Gary for a six-hitter as the Angels scored pediatrics unit and allow expansion periodic updating of facilities and ticut lawmakers have He recalled the first endowment Andy Messersmith, who became a Thomassen had two eighth-inning their seventh victory in nine exhibi of the emergency unit and other an- services." better things to do than tion games. ciliiary facilities. fund. $50,000 given by W illiam H. pass laws encouraging Yankee last winter while recovering home runs in his first game fur In outlining the community's from elbow surgery, was on his way To aid in the drive, volunteers are Prescott and said through the years religion. responsibility in reaching the $1.25 back to New York Thursday night to launching a neighbor-to-neighbor the hospital has been heavily en "la m generally opposed dowed and these funds have been ad million goal. Fletcher J. Long, cam to any law that gives be examined by a Yankee team appeal, asking those who depend on paign director, stressed the impor ministered judiciously with all but religion encouragement," physician after suffering a shoulder Rockville General for medical .ser tance of honor placques and three- vices to help in financing the new Ihe proposed wing being paid for with the neatly groomed jrs. flirt with separation during a routine play at them. year pledges, both of which he said peasant dressing first base earlier in the afternoon. wing scheduled for completion in can be arranged so as to provide at Seventh Day Adventist 1979, minister told the General The 32-year-old right-hander may tractive tax advantages. He said real be out for the season. He tripped over estate or securities may also be Law Committee Thursday. The prettiest ‘peasant' We can make it in the the bag while covering first base given in lieu of cash donations. we’ve seen with it’s during the Yankees' 3-2 win over the market place without the ZBA OKs restaurant Chicago White Sox. Charles G, Chilberg. chairman of help of the Legislature. " drawstrings neckline, > (‘ m o i l feet to a church, two schools, and the drive for trustees and cor The Waterford pastor fitted waist, billowy "The kid has worked so hard," said several public buildings. Zoning porators. has collected $85,430 in In executive session Wednesday represented an unnsual sleeves and flounce Executive Vice President Al Rosen. regulations prohibit this. pledges to date: Dr, Neil H. Brooks night, the Zoning Board of Appeals departure from the long of a skirt. For Cougars off for spring trip to South Carolina "He was depressed as hell. You can The board will ask the town at and Dr. Howard G. Abbott, chairmen voted to grant a variance in liquor line of clergym en who have your most feminine imagine how he feels." torney to review its decision because of the drive to solicit the medical regulations to allow Nicholas Bonat- paraded before the moods, in the Despite the snowstorm yesterday, Martin, Mike Fitzsimmons, Bob Mazel, Mark The Yankees went on to win the m staff, reported $170,310 to date; Mrs. game in 10 innings, 3-2, on Joe Lefeb- sakis of Wethersfield to open a the distance between the proposed legislative committee softest pink Manchester Community College’s baseball Irene Tedford and Wesley Shorts, Treglia, Mike Mazzarella, Jeff Berman, vre's RBI single, which scored restaurant in the Shopping Bag restaurant and the nearest outlet also during the past two years. team started out for its fifth annual spring serving liquor was not quoted fully in hospital employees. $75,146; Mrs. polyester. Sizes 5-13. Duane Hack, Frank Greene, and Manager Mickey Rivers. Plaza. Rockville, Almost to a tee, those men exhibition schedule in Maryland, North and The variance, which will allow the legai notice. However, the board Merlin Shuey. hospital auxiliary. Gary Colby. Bottom row, Assistant Coach In other exhibition games of the cloth have pleaded S 2 8 South Carolina. Ten games are slated. Squad Bonatsakis to sell liquor, was needed feels the naming of the section was $75,000; and Thomas Mason, with the legislature to Gene Spaziani, Tom Perrone, Rusty Pacino. Thursday, Atlanta downed sufficient and doesn't expect any leadership gifts, $272,521. because the plaza is closer than 1.000 reinstate the Sunday members, top row, (1. to r.) Coach Skip Roger Peck, Dan Sitek. (MCC ohoto) Baltim ore, 4-2, Boston beat Houston. r j r r problems. Irene MuelVIiillen Also, Joseph P. Capossela, closing laws. Olander, Gino Zerio, Kevin Hanlon, Mike 3-2, St. Louis rallied to beat D etroit, IVliki IriNli business and commerce, $11,375; 6-3, Kansas City beat Pittsburgh, 8-6, Thomas Benoit, clubs and In the spring of 1976, a Court of Common Pleas Minnesota toppled M ontreal. 6-3, the organizations, $5,020; and Mrs. New York Mets surprised Toronto, 6- Cancer crusade set judge ruled the state's Dooley, foundations. $70,500 which Bluewaiting 2, Philadelphia routed Cincinnati, 14- Bolton this week and w ill deliver them to the "blue laws " were vague, MacMullen threat encompasses three gifts.' 4, Chicago edged Cleveland, 8-7, arbitrary and un The 1978 cancer crusade will be volunteers. She asks that all kiU be More funds are expected from Herald angle Oakland crushed San Diego, 19-0, returned by April 27, constitutional. He said for contract conducted during the month of April. most of these groups with many stores could stay open on California defeated Seattle, 4-0, and Claire Major and Nancy Fish are co- Members of Girl ScouU Troop 666 more businesses still to be solicited. San Francisco topped Milwaukee, 8- put the kits together as an achieve Sundays until the Earl Yost in duckpin event chairmen of the drive. The community fund drive w ill end 2. Legislature came up w ith a PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Vida Mrs. Major said the collection will ment for one of their badges. at the end of this month and in con- Sports Editor Phil Niekro, Craig Skok and Tom- The Bolton High School National legally acceptable law. Blue is in hiding today, waiting for Hy KARL VOST take place A pril 15 and 16. She said juntion with this the auxiliary will be San Francisco Giants owner Bob tny Boggs held the Orioles to two hits the captains will receive their kits Honor Society will canvass local having its annual ball, the theme to It has been trying ever S|iorls Kdiliir businesses. since. Lurie's return and a private meeting ------uebe methe poipot at methe enaend olof the rairrainbow. over a new contract. Step by step, Willey Spring training “ ing champion Miki Irish in the attempted to knock down The Giants obtained Blue, a former ^ Women s Duckpin Bowling Tournament at the Holiday the arguments traditional Notes off the cuff night run by the Kaceys which is a Cy Young Award-winner, from the feather in the cap of Fran Mahoney Democrats to honor two ly offered by those who Jack Holik will return as varsity Oakland A's Wednesday night and as the Braves rolled to victory ... U oiT MacMullen, who paced a who chairmans the annual March field of 20 in last week s qualifying test. ^ favor new blue laws in football coach at Manchester High Lurie, reacting immediately once George Scott belted the winning Soiilli W iiuisor llallowell. a former member of the e v e n t... Competing in the one-on-one Also to be honored will be Edward Connecticut. next fall. The Manchester High and word got out, said “ without question home runs and Jim Rice had three Head-to-head rolling starts Satur- play. The'former made the grade two library board, former registrar of T rin ity College grad has yet to see Peewee Division hockey competition now, we have the best pitching staff day afternoon in the championship A former mayor and deputy mayor Steben, a member of the town's first Although Willey's sen RBI to lead the Red Sox over the years ago and Bunce was in the 1972 voters and a member of the his Indians win in his first two years this week at the Springfield Civic in baseball." play at 1:30. The top seven scorers field. and other long-time workers for the Town Council, past chairman of the timents were echoed by Astros ... The Cards scored four Democratic party in South Windsor Democratic Town Committee. She several businessmen at the at the helm. Several changes are Center between a Whaler period The Giants gave up seven players will join Irish in the money matches. Irish qualfied in 1976 but didn't Capital Goals Committee and a eighth-inning runs to nip the Tigers. Semifinals and finals will be rolled will be honored at an "Appreciation also has worked in the town clerk's hearing, he did not get the planned in the assistant coaching break, Manchese's Vinnie White and close to $4(X),0()0 to get Blue. reach the finals until last March, former member of the Zoning Board of blossoms everywhere.. . U.L, Washington hit a two-run Sunday afternoon, the first matches Night " scholarship dinner on April 15 office and has been active in church. support of William J. ranks ... Neipsic Tennis Club will (goalie) and Aaron Buezek (shooter) Lurie, in San Francisco at the time whipping defending champion Mary Appeals. |r. dressing In print single in the sixth inning to highlight at noon and the title go at 1:30, Han at The Colony in Talcottville. Girl Scout and PTA affairs. Wholean, executive direc hold its annual dinner Friday night at whipped Torrington, 4-2,to advance the deal was announced, seemed Simmons, 4-0, for the crown. The affair will start at 7 p.m. with to the semifinals March 29 ... Tom the five-run inning and Willie Wilson dicap system will prevail. Former mayor James Throwe and Helen Ahern, another to be tor of the Connecticut the Manchester Country Club. Bill beside himself. added another two RBI to lead the Making their debuts in the title a social hour, and dinner will be at 8 Kelley and Chick Toomey are both MacMullen rolled a five-game 627 former deputy mayor Umberto Del honored, is the town's director of Catholic Conference. Bayer will preside with two films “ It's sensational," he said. "We Royals over the Pirates ... Dale matches will be Sue Balesano, Lea p.m. vacationing in Florida and taking in Mastro w ill be among tho.se to be housing for the elderly, former head A breath of fresh planned, including "Shoot out at gave up some good young players but Soderholm blasted a three-run homer score last weekend and with a 67 pin MacMullen, Cindy Doyle and Sandy Funds remaining from the evening handicap posted a 694 total, honored of South Windsor's welfare and spring air . . . soft Neipsic.” This w ill be the club's 13th Grapefruit League baseball games, we felt we had to do it to get a player over the left center field wall to give Edwards, Saturday’s pairings: Irish will be used to provide a scholarship ^ th paid fine tributes to Tony Lu A year ago she had the fourth Throwe was also former chairman building department, and is a and easy pastel birthday celebration ... Watching of Vida Blue’s ability," the Twins the win over the Expos ... vs. Balesano, L. MacMullen vs. for a graduating South Windsor High pien, honored guest at the Kacey highest qualifying score. of Ihe Sewer Commission, former member of the Democratic Town LEGAL from the sidelines when the "Is that right?" Blue said when a John Stearns h it a solo homer in the Bunce, I. MacMullen vs. Doyle, School senior. print. Bowed and program , via letters ... Word Taft Debbie Rozelle, and Sandy Bunce secretary of the Planning and Zoning Committee. NOTICE gathered at the Manchester Women’s Duckpin Tour newsman read him Lurie's com fourth inning for the deciding run and Rozelle vs. Edwards. Matches are Edward Pastual will be honored Abraham Glassman. state nament head-to-head action starts was a most capable pinch hitter for ment. "Well now we are going to find are two other familiar faces in title open to the public. Commission, and a past president of representative from the UTh for his participation as a former The public hearing to con waistline . . . Saturday at the Holiday Lanes w ill be Joe McCk)oe preparing the food for out how much gold Mr. Lurie has." Ihe South Windsor Young Democrats District, is chairman of the apprecia- sider and act upon an or beautifully devised Cathy Dyak, the nation's No. 1 the more than 200 dinners - among Blue, unhappy w ith a'$160,(X)0 a and Ihe Connecticut Young Town Council member, past chair lion night. Tickets may be ordered by dinance regulating noise in duckpinner. The local housewife them was Pete Wigren, who was year contract with the A's that has Democrats man of Ihe Zoning Board of Appeals, calling John Woodcock III. 289-3545 to flatter. Pretty, Del Mastro is a form er member of [last chairman of the Industrial the Town of Bolton w ill be dropped out of the local competition honored along with the late Will two years to run, said he would like . or Glassman at 644-0920. Wednesday, March 22, 1978 at packable polyester Clarke at the first Irish Night 24 Ihe Town Council, Ihe Public Development Commission, a former to travel with you several years ago to encourage to sit down with Lurie and talk about member of the Personnel Board of Reservations will be accepted lor 8;30 p.m. in the Bolton Com others to enter. Without questin, years ago ... Bob Hartwell, former a new agreement. Building Commission and Ihe Parks blocks of eight to 10 seats with orders munity Hall. now thru summer. and Recreation Commission Appeals, and past chairman ol she’s the No. 1 female sm all pinner in Rockville High soccer coach, has “ I’m not after the world," Blue of less than eight to be given .sealing The hearing scheduled for Sizes 5-13 been named director of athletics at Also to be honored is Ann District 3 of the Democratic Town March 16 was postponed Manchester. Last year, Mrs. Dyak said, “But if I was worth seven Committee, allocations by the reservation com averaged 137. 625 per string in league Babson College. Hartwell coached mittee because of the snowstorm. players plus some cash, then I cer Henry Ryba <29 and tourney competition ... Channel soccer at Babson the last 11 seasons. tainly deserve more money than I am First Selectman 22 w ill carry live 59 Boston Red Sox The 37-year-old Hartwell is a native making. It's a super opportunity for 043-03 baseball games this season starting of Glastonbury. me to go to a club like the Giants. I'm Elderly housing plan w ith the opener A pril 7 in Chicago ... happy about that part but I'm not at The Red Sox have scheduled two End of the line all happy about my contract." doubleheaders at Fenway Park this The old man of hockey, Gordie Blue said he doesn't anticipate a season, A pril 23 with Cleveland and Howe is closing in on another 100- problem but that he would like his still over the budget May 28 against Detroit. Season ticket point season in the World Hockey contract settled before the start of STUDENTS and preseason ticket sales in Boston Association. The 49-year-old veteran the season. He also wants the Giants < ( M c n i r v S i'liool III 11(1 fro/cn have reached record highs witn a has accumulated 83 points on 32 goals to be certain of his status. Blue has a reported more than one million sold. and 51 assists as the New England The Coventry Hou.sing Authority has The Coventry Board of Education has suit pending against Charlie Finley in failed to come up with a propo.sal for an voted to freeze $12,024 in this vear's COLLEGE Whalers head for Cincinnati tonight a Bay Area court. It stems from his elderly housing project that is within the budget in anticipation of a deficit at the Shots here ’n there and then on to Quebec Sunday night canceled sale to the New York $670.01X1 allocated by Ihe State Depart end of the fi.scal year. for a game to be telecast by Channel Yankees in 1976. If he wins the suit, John McKeon, who starred at East 3 at 8 o'clock. Tuesday night the he can become a free agent, ment of Community Affairs School Superintendent Arnold Elman Catholic High and later at Dart Whalers return home for the start of "We'll have to sit down and talk Jm p W agonM r I-ast year Ihe housing authority's plan said the fund shortage occurred legally as STUDENTS mouth, is now in his first year at the a rugg^ seven-game slate over nine and do it soon," said Blue, "I want lor a development of 40 units costing $750 - a result of special education tuition Ihe UniversiW of Connecticut Medical days with Indianapolis and Winnipeg the Giants to be sure of my whole (K)0 was rejected by the DCA as too costly. .schools are required to provide under School. The big firs t baseman hopes the first two foes. The Jets have all situation. They could be left holding I nc uuthority then stripped items ainoun- slate and federal mandates. HIGH SCHOOL to play Twilight League baseball this but wrapped up the regular season the bag and that might not be fair." ling to about $80,000 from their proposal The freeze applies to the accounts on summer ... DartmouUi grads Gene bunting ... Goalie Louie Levasseur, four-wheel drive luxury. and sent the revised plan out for new bids. field trips and instructional supplies. As for joining the Giants, the 28- Davis, Chuck Woodhouse and John author of two straight shutouts, has The lowest bid received in the .second Reimbursement for some overruns will year-old left-hander seems excited. STUDENTS McKeon turned out to help honor only a 10-9-1 record with the Whalers "Let’s .see now," he said, “the mund was $742,000, still considerably come from the state, but the funds will not Tony Lupien at Monday night’s Irish- Luxury on four wheels. this season ... New England ski Giants, isn't that's the team that has above Ihe DCA ceiling The ALCA be received until next year and w ill go into Sports Night of the Knights of Colum operators reports anywhere from one the Count (John Montefusco), Ed Construction Co. of Hartford submitted the town's general fund. bus. The Irish Night attracts the to six feet of snow on the ground with Halicki and Jim Barr? That's a pret the low bid Other bids received ranginl as In other business Assistant Superinten GRAMMAR SCHOOL largest attendance of any nationality conditions good to excellent. ty good pitching staff right there, so I Both from value-minded AMC. high as $815.IMK). dent Donald Nicoletti reported that Ihe spring guess they added to their strength. Authority Chairman Albert Bradley Northeastern Area Regional Education Golf day In the club's annual Dodgertown How can a team with those pitchers believes that inllation caused Ihe new bid's Services WARES) has withdrawn its VERO BEACH. Fla. (UPI) - The Take your, luxury any way you want It. and Matador. What America wants 1 JUST ARRIVED |r. pastels take golf tournament, a team headed by be a I(X) to 1 shot (Las Vegas odds to be higher than expected after Ihe cuts offer to give Ihe high school computer Los Angeles Dodgers played golf in The WAQONEER Is the top of the line America gets from American MotorsI former Dodger pitcher Ralph Branca released the other day)? We'll have were made Designer Frank Dziki tim e for a career education cour.se. an easter-ly direction stead of a baseball game Friday, In 4-wheel drive. Handsomely designed won the event at 27 under par. to do something about that." and Ing^eniously engineered, the mgon< Test drive the luxury of your choice. modilicd landscaping and changed Ihe hot NARKS was not aware that the town HUGE SELECTION OF The kind of easy water healing system to electric in an was not a member at the time the offer Is toughness end comfort on even the Just check your local New York, attempt to reduce the cost good looks that will most uncivilized road...or non-roadi New Jersey, Connecticut dealer today. was made Nicoletti said he would protest take you every Wright pitching Quadra-Trac*, our exclusive full-time Bradley speculated that Ihe units might Ihe withdrawal of the offer because he and automatic 4-wheel drive system is an not be open before 1979 because of the cost other staff had spent a lot ol time SPORT SHOES where . . . thru Important standard feature. If It’s the problems He said the DCA expects developing the program. the bunny patch, impresses RSox best you want, specify Wagoneer. Coventry's plan to cost about the same as Ihe hoard also heard a report from • Jogging Shoes to work and out to similar units in other towns. However, Edward Mahoney, principal of the Captain dinner . . . all in WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - The Boston Red Sox If you like your luxury on city specially designed septie systems must be Nathan Hale School. He said the teachers • Running Shoes reat stylel streets and super highways, then planned lor Coventry because the town had met over the summer months to are beginning to think they may have the 1978 version of specify (Concord. The CONCORD • Athletic Shoes §eautifully detailed lefthander Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees. lacks sewers and a public water supply develop increased interaction between otters luxury, comfort, sophisticated with covered His name is Jim Wright, and while he doesn't throw as • • _ suDjecisubject areas. • Pro Keds buttons, bows, styting and performance on a compact hard as last year's American League rookie standout, the ecale. No other compact can make AMC Concord D/L nursery has vacancies High and Low Styles shirred and fitted pair have something else in common: both kicked around th e y a r e traveling a pleasure the way the Concord waistline. the minor leagues a long time before getting a major can. And It4 backed by A lfc ’e Buyer We wrote the book on 4-wheel drive. Assortm ent of Colors In Sizes 5-13. league shot. th e r e Proieetion Plan*, the best in the business. BuHehall registration Now we’re writing the book on luxury Hebron Suede and Leather. Sizes Guidry toiled six years in the Yankees’ farm system w hen you compacts. The Hebron Baseball AssociaUon has 6 ’ j to 13. Priced From S 2 6 before finally making the big club in his 27th year. He There are seven other great choices: Hebron Center Nursery School has a few announced that registration for the 1978 compiled a flashy 16-7 record last season w ith a 2.82 ERA n eed tViem the CJ’s, Cherokees and Pickups and for AMC/Jeep tor 1978. For Americans vacancies for the four-year-old class Little League, pony and Girls’ Softball - the AL’s fourth best. Guidry also pitched the Yankees city and highway. Gremlin, Pacer, AMX who value value. beginning in September, afternoon Leagues will be held this Monday from last fall to a World Series triumph over the Los Angeles sessions, for the 1978-79 school year, A 24 hour emergency 6:30 to 8 p.m. at both elementary schools. Dodgers. drawing will be held at the March 28 All drMSM from oil txjmer and Any Hebron child between the ages of 8 *15.95 .*23.50 ,^ ig h t. also 27, has labored nine years in the Boston Worth’s ‘Jr. Ptacd,’ deKuery service! registration meeting in Phelps Hall at 8 and 15 years is eligible for the Little ^■ Sox farm system, never getting a chance with the p.m. to fill these vacancies. League and Pony League. NONE PRICED HIGHER 0 (JKnt club despite its ceaseless search for pitching. The drawing will also establish the Girls’ softball registranU may range COMPARE AT ‘35 downtown Now. Red Sox management is taking a lon^, hard look at waiting list order. Anyone may enter a from 8 to 17. Uieir skinny righthander. 14 STYLES TO CHOOSE child’s name at the meeting, or if unable A registration fee will be charged. Jim Rice and George Scott socked their first spring to attend, parents may contact Joan Easter e g g hunt opon Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5, Thura. HI 0 homers yesterday as the Red Sox upped their Grapefruit Chumey, Cone Road, Andover. T H E N E W League record to 5-3 with a 64 verdict over Houston. The school is a cooperative enterprise St Peter’s Episcopal Church Senior High Youth Group w ill provide an Easter ?89 Wright, along with Bob Stanley, each pitched well in the and nondenominatlonal, inter-racial and win. egg hunt for the young children of the ' Main St. non-profit. The tuition is $170 per year for "He pitched two good innings, two real good innings," New\brk, New Jersey, Connecticut parish this Sunday, Palm Sunday, three-year-olds, two days a week and $U0 Manchester bubbled manager Don Zimmer after Wright had nailed following the Palm Sunday Dinner. Adults per year for four-year-olds, three days a neiv,^ Open 6 Days down Boston’s 64 victory by retiring all six Astros he ‘warming frianda for over 40 years’ Dealers. week. Scholarships are available. are welcome to remain for coffee whUe Thurs til faced. "He Had a good hard slider. " 3l5 Cenlar Straat, Manchaator, Ct. the children hunt for the eggs. M E N ’S SH O P 9 P.M. Pi^ E FOUR-B— M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheitar. Coon.. Fri,. March 17, 1978 MAWCHiaTttR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri.. Kfarch 17 w n - Schedule idea eyed PAGE FIVE-B Arkansas stuns UCLA W» U NEW YORK (UPI) - The Sutton. Two free Uirows by Ron for Grade 1 pupils DRIVERS FOR School Buses after Anderson’s game-winner San • w i n t ^ We will train you. Arkansas Razorbacks made Brewer and a 20-foot jumper by Mar Francisco took an illegal time out V e r n o n P*rt time. Housewives and second-ranked UCLA a belated vin Delph gave the Razorbacks the and the Titans added a technical foul retirees preferred. believer in Southwest lead again and Uiey held on to win shot for the final margin. S h e H e r a t b Manchester 64I-23n. Vernon 575-2836. Conference power Thursday what appeared to be a laugher at In the Mideast Regional halftime. night, but lightly regarded semifinals. No. 1 Kentucky trounced CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ASSEMBLERS and or Coil Delph. Brewer and Sid Moncrief Miami of Ohio, 91-69, and fifth- Winders, for our day shift. California State-Fullerton con combined for 62 points while Roy ranked Michigan State advanced to pi®"!!?'!*®® appointed consisUng of 7;30 to 4; and night shift 4:15 tinued to steal the thunder in Hamilton paced UCLA with 18. Saturday’s showdown against the and Joseph Novak, ^ to-- 9:15.-.-w. Must Tiave ••HTv) fingerfins Keith Anderson’s 20-foot jump shot c ^ l s of elementary schools in town, and they agnJe^th dexterity and capablepable cof Oitine the NCAA tournament. Wildcats with a 90-69 victory over P H O N E 643- 2711 work.—k. will..... train HHwj, Apply Able whUe feeling this "I think the Southwest Conference with two seconds remaining Western Kentucky. Coil It Electronics, Howard propelled California SUte-Fullerton would be good, also feel the cost for special transporta- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Road, Boltm, C ^ . ' has been downplayed," said Arkan Center Mike Phillips scored 24 t^^M d scheduling problems could outweigh the sas Coach Eddie Sutton, after his points to pace five Kentucky players PART TIME Bagger wanted Noth Wantad Razorbacks upset No. 2 UCLA, 74-70, in double figures as the Wildcats up TOe committee said. "With the changes in the INDEX 13 for mornings. Please apply in in the West Regional ^mifinals. ped their record to 27-2. Miami, 19-9, □ NOTICES person to Frank’s Super NCAA * education, increasing demands Nonets Sutton will get little argument was led by Randy Ayers with 18. 1 - Lorn and Fowkd IF YOU ARE an attractive market, Manchester. been ptaced on the first-grade children. They said 3 - Fartonalt motivated woman we need from the shell-shocked Bruins — who Gregg Kelsor and Robert Chapman 3 — AnnounciMmanii "“ y experience a posiUve at Lott and Found i you. If you are looking for a JANTTORS - Experienced. have now been eliminated from the over USF, after the Titans had scored 23 points apiece — many on * 4 — Enwiemment glamoiDus, cballenging posi titude and experience toward school 5 — Auctions Full lime in modern health NCAA tournament in the second eliminated fourth-rated New Mexico the brilliant passing of freshman sen The three principals feel the half-day would create a IM P O U N D E D - B la c k tion, with a new Perisian care facility. Apply in person, Saturday night. sation Earvin Johnson — as the Big FINANCIAI. Labrador type. male. &ruce cosmetic line, you need us. round for the second straight year. smoother transition from kindergarten to Grade 1. 0 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas ^ t Hartford Convalescent The Titans fell behind quickly in and Maple street area. Mixed 236-2381, 633-3366. Home, 745 Main Street, East Meanwhile, in the second game at 10 champion Spartans had little trou 9 — Parsonai L o ^ . breed, female, black and the opening half to the highly favored ’I^ey said teachers could use the afternoon hours for 10 ~ Insuranca Hartford, MANCHESTER Albuquerque, N.M., Cal. State- ble with Western Kentucky. Greg while. North Ehid area Con PHONE FROM Home to ser ROTARY Dons, chiefly because of San Fran ^ ren t conferences, conferences with other first-grade CMFLOVMCNT Fullerton pulled off their second Jackson paced the Hilltoppers with tact Dog Warden, vice our customers in the SCHOURSHIP BALL teachers, planning of lessons, and record keeping or 13 - Haip Wantad Manchester. 848-4555. straight upset, a 75-72 victory over cisco's seven-foot center Bill 21 points. 14 Businass Opporiwnitias Manchester area. Flexible APRIL 14 See something you Cartwright, who scored 19 of his 27 group meetings with parents. ^ * 15 — Situation Wantad hours. Super earnings. 249- like? Then call the San Francisco, and the Titans will In tonight’s NCAA sem ifinal LOST - New long ^ink evening 7773. Part tima THE COLONY play Arkansas on Saturday. points in the opening half as tlie Dons games, Indiana takes on Villanova The parent making the request was Ronald PauUo of eOUCATfON . COCKTAILS 9M P.M. num b er you s e e In Tournament-bound squirt skaters 18 ~ Pnvala inatruckona skirt. Manchester Parkade Clarical UCLA overcame a 16-point deficit took a 44-32 lead. and Duke faces Pennsylvania in the 227 Lake St. who said he and some of his friends and 19 — ScnootfXiasaaa parking lot. Call 568^375 after WANTED - Gas station atten DINNER 7M P.M. the ad. And II you 26*— Instructions Wantad 5 p.m. or 277-2810 days. dant, full or part time. Accounting D«pt to take a brief two-point lead at 60-58. But forwards Greg Bunch and East Regionals at Providence, R.I., Manchester Squirts will take part in the Randy Nightingale, Mark Cassarino, Coach associates feel the transition to a full-day program, for a RCAL t t T A T f have something to Mature, responsible person But at that point Sutton called a time Kevin Heenan— who combined for 41 while Louisville plays DePauI and State Tournament this weekend at East Dave Gallahue. Front, Doug Kelly, Brian six-year-old child, is much too quick. He said positive at 2 i — CondomMuma Im nudUW Gptmng. 4-8 hew i DONATION Mil. give us a calll points — paced a Titans’ 15-2 surge in 23 - Homas Saia LOST - Black Female for third shift. References. M y in ttw momtng. out. Notre Dame m eets Utah in the Haven with the first test tonight at 5:15 Coughlin, Kevin Gallahue, Steve Coughlin, titudes about school are developed by making the transi 24 — Lots-Land for Saia Labrador Retriever, vicinity Call 871-1696. $39.90 PER COUPLE "I told them then to play smart, the second half. The game was tied tion in an easy and expedient fashion. He said he .feels 25 w- Invastmani Prooarty Apply la Poraonnal OapL CALL 643-2554 Midwest Regionals at Lawrence, against Wethersfield. Squad members, back 26 — Busmass Proparty of Kensington - Porter • play hard and play wjth poise." said sbc times in the final 10 minutes, and Kan. Mark Robson, Brett Factora, Matt Cleary. positive school adjustment is more important than the 27 — Ftaaort Proparty Autumn streets. Call 846-0636. $480 WEEKLY Possible - Qortor Scionlific row (1. to r.) Scott Conboy, Assistant Coach 26 - Ftaai Estata Wantad REWARD. mailing circulars. No gim The locals will play twice Saturday, at 10:45 extra expense but agreed that implementation of his MISC. M RW CEa Instnimont Company Bob Factora, Brian Gallahue, John Horn, a.m. and 2:15. proposal might cause a hardship to working parents. 30 - T m l micks. free details. NOwtarnd. touKiWMMr 31 — Sarwcaa onarad LOST - Glastonbury. Sunday Guaranteed. HABBCO, Box k iM maUO) uMo. V Jim Crombie, Jason Hanford, Kevin Hutt, 32 — Painjing.Psparing March 12th, black female Lao 678-A Lufkin, Texas, 75901. Sports briefs '33 — Boi1d I For fate J? Rdi/gftrta ITaWid ” w ArKeiita'l^’M * 41 MtHeht tof Sato MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Mam-hevi«r Tnnn i.-ri Xs. SIX ROOM CAPE - Cmtrally 41 HoitmtifSeie 23 Homeahr Sale t-li IMMEDIATE Casb for your MOLDED FORMICA top and Ideated. 2 to 4 bedrooms, $27,- properly. Let us e»lain our TWO f974 RUPP Snow WO. Call 64(^877. paneled bar with two shelves Mobiles, with covers, 40 fair proposal. CalTall Mr. and four stools. $175.64fr«l28. Belfiore, M7-1412. Iwriepower each. Excellent ATTENTION Horse Lovers - niontog coadition. $500. each. 10 vears young, lovable 2 or 2 NEW HOME Sewing Machine 589-^ anytime. CALL ® Ma y w e b u y your home? - white and aqua, new cabinet, bedroom Randier. Country Quick, fair, aU cash and no kitchen, den with wood stove, attachments, $100. Call Tiro 72” section, modern roblems. Call Warren E. anytime 589-2248. i $ l OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET garage. Huge family room, Blowland. Realtors, 842-1108. cpudi;'''end taUea attoched. EQUAL HOUSING fireplace. Many, many Needs covering, $45.00 each. |REALE, R E A LTO ^I extras! Situated on 11/2 acre WHITE BRICK Free standing Call after 6 pjn. 6«4148. HOME IN MANCHESTER fireplace with mantle and Whm Wt Tak« Hold well landscaped lot. 12x20 foot AREA - Family of 4, 2 bam, horse included. Priced ^cessories, stand up dresser. RALEIGH HAMPER - 10 children. Prefer | ^ rent. Kitchen Aid hot water dis Your Ho u m it SOLD in low, low ISOs. Donald S. Call 843-8278, anytime. apeed, still under guarannee, Gale Realty Co., Realtors and penser, all like brand new. $100. 247-7070. 646-4525 Insurors, 280-7W9, 52S-6280. Moved. Call Midge after 8 “WE DONT JUST SHOW YOUR HOUSE" p.m., 588-1634. 175 m in CT. IliUlCIIESTHl CT.I SAVE $ - Order firewood for By MANCHESTER - Fantastic Houtehold Goods 40 next season and save! Taking “WE SHOW IT OFF’ Value! Call today. L^ge 4 K-2 SKIS - Never used. 180 orders now. Cali 648-7905 bedroom Cape. Excellent con Centemeters with solemon 404 between 5 p.m.-9 p.m. If you havB winter- REFRIGERATORS bindings, $100 or trade for “We Are No. 1 1n Heal EMato” dition with garage. Great Washers, ranges, used, TAG SALES Gayle house with huge yard for kids. bass guitar. Call 633-5603 after DOUBLE DRESSER $12. Artlclee for Sale 41 related Items to sell, call guaranteed and clean. New 4 p.m, ' “We Are The Neighborhood Pmleeelonala" Low 1408. East Coast Realty, shipment damaged, GE and Double bed, spring $20. Etunk S28-W68. 643-9W9. Ogren tor a classified adl Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. beds with slats $fo. Electric TAG SALE Indoor - Sponsored P earl and Son, 849 Main SIX FOOT Pool Table in good saw machine $20. Chest $13. W The Manchester Radio i m US iU iY I ll: “WE1E HERE FOR YOU” MANCHESTER - "O PEN Street. 643-2171. Main Street, condition, baby crib and mat Book cases, older 8 piece Qub, at the Nike Site on TA O S A U R**/ Etfata HOUSE” 1 to 4 p.m., Saturday 643-2171. tress, best offer. Wanted - set walnut diniiu set, Victorian Garden Grove Street, just off Editor and Sunday, 4 Salem Road. of bunk beds or twin beds in living set. Elkdric stove. No KeenCT Street, Manchester. CONTENTS CENTURY 21 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE You must see the extensive Sears portable dryer - Harvest good condition. 568-4041, reasonable offer refused. 649- Saturday, from 10 to 5. 643-2711 renovations just completed on Gold. Very good 'condition. 5052. 10 room West Hartford this 6 room Cape. Fully $75. Call 289-8942 anytime. REMODELING Large g i g a n t i c TAG Sale - home Friday, March 17, 2 carpeted, new kitchen, Building - 200 used florescent Shrinkaoe, Expansion rTAG SALE Moving South - golf cart, p.m. - 7 p.m.; Saturday. fir^lace. Aluminum siding FURNITURE GALORE and light fixtures, 2 bulbs 4 and 8 ladder, records, books, lawn NEWER BUPLEX >58,888 and much more! English foot fixture, $8. each and up. Wa’ro Movbigl March 18, 19, 10 a.m. - 4 ‘Criticar lots more. Used-A-Bit Fur spreader, much more. Friday p.m. by appointment only. Colonies Realty Ltd.. 643-W43. niture, 679 Main Street. East Sell any amount, 10% discount SUN. 9 to 4 March 17, 12 p.m.- 5 p.m. Spacious 5-5 home. Each unTt has it’s 10 or more. All in working MARCH 1901 Most houses will settle to some extent within 12 © l e H e r a l d Hartford. 289-84M, Tuesday Mturday and Sunday March Call 875-2884 own heating systems, IVz baths, three Lota-Land tor Sale 24 thru Saturday. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. condition. Gremmo Si Sons 18. 19 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 101 months after they are built. Such settlement mav CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sales. 819 East Middle Turn SOUTHERN COLONIAL HOUSE Buy and sell. AT SIS HARTFORD RD. Shallow Brook Lane, or 232-2828 bedrooms, applianced kitchen, cause cracks in the walls and at the floor line BOLTON - 2 -t- acre wooded pike, Manchester, 649-9953. ------Manchester, off South Main Usually they are not large enough to cause anv lot. Brook, good frontage. Wte BUY AND SELL Used Street. No previews. separate basement and more! damage. Scenic setting. English furniture. One piece or entire Excellent value! Since concrete or concrete blocks may continue to Colonies Realty, 643-7743. houseful Cash on the line. Fur Building Suppilea 42 LIVE IN THE WOODS, shrink for a period of a year, basement walls com Why not send niture Barn. 646-0865. EXTRA SPECIAL HOME Homes For Sale 23 BOLTON - Opportunity for 100 O S I PATRICK’S Dfly SflLEI BUT NOT IN THE STICKS posed of such material may crack. Usually this will a happy thought acres of residential develop NA'TURAL s t o n e fo r Two Antique Colonials skillfully and tastelullv com ■ ii Andover — One of the nicest settings in town, 2 not effect the structural soundness of the house If MANCHESTER - Verplanck ment, Beautiful, high scenic retaining walls, veneers, bined to produce an example of Purist restored Cir to someone todayl land. Call Katherine Bourn, patios, etc. Pick up by the BUNCHiin uossnn ca Arthitecture. 15 rooms. 5 bedrooms. 3 baths. 9 bedrtHim stone Ranch, fireplace, front ami rear large enough to break the outside dampproof School. Remodeled 4 b^room SAVE LOTS OF GREEN coating, they may cause dampness. Colonial. 1 1/2 baths. First 742-8646. J, Watson ^ a c h Co., □ MISC. FOR SALE pound or delivery by the ton. REALTORS fireplaces. 6+ acres, detached 3 car (tarage, porch. Garage, coop. 18 acres of cleared and floor laundry, carpeted. Treed Manchester Office, 647-9139. Bolton Notch Stone (^arry, modem systems and a fantastic view. Asking $225 - wooded land with a nice view and loads ol road Where basement, foundation or outside masonry I I REAL ESTATE lot. 16x32 Inground pool. $45,- Equal Housing Opportunity, 20% OFF TRACTOR! 15% OFF All Allied Equipment 649-3163. 000.00. Irontage. $69,900. walls develop cracks that cause leakage or indicate 900 Hayes Corporation, 646- Articlea lor Sala 41 646-2482 l i t - iv - -i ■-'V.4 some structural defects, consult your builder to 0131 Bualneaa Property 28 (Sal* End* April 30th, 1978) Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 determine the cause and cure. Homea For Sale 23 ALUMINUM sheets used as MANCHESTER - New listing MANCHESTER - For sale printing plates, .007 thick, DOG-CAT BOARDING MANCHESTER - Spring - 6 room aluminum sided Commercial building and 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Lot Case compact tractors make bathing/grooming. Obedience Street location. Attractive 8- Ranch. Garage, immaculate liquor store. Call for detaiils. $1. Phone 643-2711. protection classes. Complete room Connecticut Gambrel condition, nice area, $47,900, Marion E. Robertson Realtor. lawn and garden work fun againi modern facilities. Canine nestled on a beautiful wooded Hayes Corp. 646-0131. 643-5953. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon GET MORE with- Road, Manchester. For reser Maple Meadows lot. Country kitchen, two Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts, A compact tractor should do more than just carry you vations please call 646-5971. working fireplaces. 2-car gar MANCHESTER - Spacious MANCHESTER - Ideal for of- Brownies, nurses. East around as you mow your lawn. And Case compact trac age. Must be seen $70 s. R Colonal Verplanck School. fice or business. Concrete Catholic School. 649-1225. tors let you do more — much morel NATURE LOVERS DELIGHT Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, brick building. 2712 square TOY POODLE PUPPIES - ISENTRY Fireplace, screened porch, ! n il Inches el e pass wllh a Caie rotary tiller Manchester Cute, cozy and neat as a pin. This 3 bedroom Ranch, 646-1980. 6647-11.IO. private yard, garage. $45,900. feet, $42,500. P.J. Correnti TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - • Move din. grayer snow, sand, whatever, with Case utility bladae And stud services. From • Blow snow with Csse snowblowers ' u'oaes. fireplace, wood stove in basement. Located near JREAL ESTATC SERVICER Hayes f'orp. M6-013I. Realtor, 648-5252. Good condition. Good for selected breeding at fair “UFO” prices. 423-8789. State Park on 3.8 acres with brook. Who could ask Unusual Kind O fiered" Zoned business & 5 acres RANCH LOVERS HEBRON Make an offer on plating, or welding. Call 649- : rs/ro^^S5,%«aroren^^^^^^ Visit this unique new area of custom homes this spotless seven room Reaort Property 27 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. for more? $43,000. of level property with work shop, St 5 rotim Ranch. Decorator family MANCHESTER - South AKC REGISTERED - Sheltie situated in one of Manchester's most convenient lieldstone Cape. Call for information Shown bv ap room with wood burning Farms area, near Martin COVENTRY - 3 room summer NCR CASH REGISTER - " """ <'™"” '•»" tri-color, 3 1/2 months old, areas for shopping, schools and religious activities pointment only. Asking $63,900 stove, two car garage, acre lot School, 6-year-old Cape, cottage. Porch, drilled well, Reconditioned, with many $150. Call 247-7070. Out of state owner anxious. MoUarthy Built. 3______bedrooms._ treed lot. $8,500. Hayes Corp. totals. Call after 5:30 p.m.. RANCHES $52,600. Barnett, Bowman and 1'/J baths, dining room, family 646-0131. 228-3957 ’ o'!] compact tractors, ranging from 8 AKC SAMOYED Puppies - Co. Realtors. 633-3661. •oom. fireplacedliving room, •••••• ...... to 16 horsepower. Take a performance demonstration and see how excellent with children. Call CAPES carpeting,------— garage, deck etc. Peel Eatete Wanted 2t ELECTRIC MEAT Slicer $20. oase has made compact tractors year round work machines. 728-3091 days, or 643-2350 MANCHESTER - Two family On large nicely landscaped Car Top Luggage Carrier. $25 evenings. 4-4 Oak floors, two furnaces. lot. $57,900. Owner. 646-8571. ALL CASH For your property, or best offer. Call 646-1718, COLONIALS Immaculate. Good rents $47,- Principles Only. TWO YEAR OLD Female within 24 hours. Avoid Red after 3:00 p.m. Should inspect this spectacular Ranch featuring large 900 Hutchins Agency, 646- Tape, Instant Service. Hayes SMES • SERVICE • PART^ Sheltie - Needs family with CONTEMPORARYS 3166 Corporation, 646-0131. children. Call 649-4279, after fireplaced living room, formal dining room, worLsaver SEARS WASHER. A-1 condi kitchen, two or three bedrooms. I'.i baths, 2-car garage, MANCHESTER Victorian tion, selling price, $225. or 12:30 noon. From $63,000 antj up Colonial Large lot. 2 car gar many extras. MANCHESTER - 6 rooms, SELLING your house? Call us best offer. Moving. Also, 2 INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE completely redecorated Cape. age. Many nice features first and we'll make you a Uniroyal white wall tires, like AKC MINIATURE East Center Street to Porter Street, to Autumn NEW TO MARKET Aluminum siding, fireplace, "Handy Man's Special " Hartford Road Enterprises, Inc. Dachshund Puppies - Stud on cash offer. T.J. Crockett, new, HR78X15, $95 . 649-0655, Street. Proceed to East Eldridge Street on the left. Formally zoned commercial, presently P.R.D. -with PURSE PLEASER Great starter home. Vernon-Manchester line. Five room carpeting. New kitchen Won't be around long. $32,900. Realtor, 643-157s. premises. Call 649-4412, after many pbssibilities tnursing home. 3-Family, elder 646-7372. 276 Hartford Bd., Manctioster • 643-24011 7 room Cape, w/3 or 4 bedrooms, L.R, lireplace. Ranch, fireplaced living room, eat-ln kitchen with English Colonies Realty Call Today. East Coast Real- 5:00 p.m. Liberal purchase prices on ly housing. Library) 3.4 acres. 4-car garage. 2 story Limited, 643-7743. ■Ly, 528-9668, evenings, 646- nice corner lot, all appliances included Yes!!! appliances, three bedrooms. IW baths, full basement, main building, paved driveways. 2 story second quiet street. Low $40s. 2616. Homea For Sale 23 Homes For Sale your present home! Only in the mid $20s 23 Homes lor Sale HomsM Far Smlm 9*9 bldg., 427 ft. on Vernon Ave.. 730 ft. on Grand FREE HOME EVALUATION Shown by appointment only. 23 What Is your home worth? We will provide you with com plete marketing financial and economic information REILTY C6., NCI without obligation. We specialize in residential property. 4 4 S ^ 9 M 2 Q 2G (temeotlcut Mvd., EiM Hmfbnl EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET "Ntert a Nordoek, ItoiHor 288-4331 EQUAL HOUSING NEW LISTINGS VACATION YEAR ROUND MORTGAGE NEAT. CLEAN AND SPACIOUS Do you like fishing, swimming, boating, skating? > Four bedroom Ranch in Coventry, room for all the Or want your own skiing, hiking, horse or snow BOLTON 88,900 kids, and animals, too. This immaculate home with mobile trails? Or is building your dream house DON’T MONKEY Franklin stove, full basement sets on 2.4 acres and away from it all. (on 24 Acres St 3 Ac. Pond) What MONEY? $ 88,000 Over three acres! Eight room Colonial, two full is boarded on back by the Willimantic River. $48.- you wanted? You can. It's available, with a 4 room baths, baseboard oil heat. Two plus car garage, - 500. rented Ranch included. Just 15 minutes to Hartford ,0^ 3 home is serious business. Put yourself in the possibility of extra lot. Here in Manchester. $99,900. hands of professionals with over fifty years of combineffeSerience r.,,,™. , CAPE 0 ROOMS Lall lor appointment to inspect this Cape in handv location with $40,000 Three Family. Three separate boilers, tenants pay own utilities. Aluminum storms, screens, doors. Several appliances. Good income - can be higher. Three Family - Two Family price. This outstanding'custom home has three spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths with the ONE AND ONE HALF ACRES $88 ,000 Boarding House. 17 rooms plus store! Wall-wall SPANKING NEW AND BOLTON — “CIRCA 1722” Sii room full dormered Cape Cod on one and one half well landscaped plus new furniture! Three car garage. Over $20,- A BEAUTY TOO Authentic Colonial with 10 room prolc.ssional olfii e master bath having a sunken tub, lovely ^ e s Fronl-to-baek living room, tormal dining room, king size master 000 income! , ell. suitable for Doctors. Lawyers 5it oilier Wroom, lull basement lireplace, breeieway. and two car garage 7 room R/R, 3 bedrooms, family room, lireplace. fireplace plus double garage, pool, pond, ASK ME. Bud Private country location 14(30040 * professional groups. 12 room residence inmplelely 2W baths, laundi^ room. 2^car garage, nestled barn with 4 stalls, kennels and THIRTEEN Betty Petrlcca among mature trees, only 20’minutes to Hartford, restored to a brealh-taking beauty. All modern ACRES!!! * Guaranteed home ★ Home market evaluation WE NEED LI8TINQ8 NOWI THINkI nO OF 8ELLINQ on a nice 1.6 acre lot. A must to see at onl\ $.59,900. systems. 4 ear heated garages and a panoramie Loan Officer Q s ★ Individualized attention VOUH PROPERTY? CALL TODAYI view. (uo. Asking $250,000 llp iL ...... , ★ Mortgage qualification ★ Equal Housing Opportunity bvui ass AOKSCIK6 OO OFFICK8 THRU-OUT CONN. 1 service C U L US - WE WORK! MLS •SUINQ YOUn HOMI in/ THIS SIGN O il TO iILL YOUR HOMK ■ ★ REMEMBER ★ “THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE’ PHILBRICK WI HAVI OUAUniD ON Ffcritagc Savings agency UST ■uvm WAiTiNa REAL ISTATI /OUR LAWN BUY A SELL confidinci P r r o w s ______• Si mu- A ! ISVf MAmOT IVALUA'nON t007 Main Street. Manchester Tel 649-4586 FREE WVU SUOMST AaKINC (DICI WILL SELL /OUR HOME UPEN SUN8AYS 1 113 E. CENTER ST. BEING TRANSFERRED? 646-4200 646-4200 W U IM L BELFIORE AGENCY MANCHESTER 384 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER REALTORS M7-1413 We are members of National Home Relocation Services with affiliated Route 44-A 647-9914 BOLTON 647-1000 offices throughout the U.S. At no obligation to you we can contact one 640-8250 of our affiliated brokers, who will give you fast, personalized service. VETERANS. . . HOMES OF M ERin r a T A T a cbM A A N Y Do you qualify Ifor 7V4% mort money? Call us . we are C specialists. •47,800 SpriRi St MwcliRHir Large 2 Family home, separate heating systoms. excellent | Immaculate 7 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Vk baths, residential area. Large, mature toees on the property. carpeted living room St dining room and kitchen. Qualified veterans no money down. Fireplace, huge rec room w/bar and stove. 2 car garage, gorgeous landscaped lot. $56,900. >48,900 What k Yuv Prupurty Nerth? 8% room RANCH with 3 bedrooms. ★ ★ REDUCEDYkYk Stately 5-Family on Rockville-Ellington First floor family room, formal dining Just The Home Town Line. All appliances, two fireplaces, ell, exceptional living room with a Owner Wants To Talk Turkey REALTY Wn wW IrapMl your propwty lu in Bring your offers on this 10 room, Two garage, many extras. Never a vacancy. beautiful fireplace, quality carpeting WKi MiggMt M «Ung prion. Family. Five large sized rooms in each For You! Solid INCOME producer. Priced to sell at (No obUgeUen). oyer oak floors. A good value for today’s market. apartment. New roof. Comer lot in central ’ 64,900 location. Home has many possibilities. If II Ill’ll' lullin’ in ill ihr fiiliire *------■ fur your family, rail oiii’ of llii’ni’ WHUVOOS Ui* Pric* hm b«en REDUCED to only T k m _ ' »/II((////< ’