PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaeiter, Conn., Wed., May 11, 1977 News for senior citizens J (" Plainfield results Plainfield entries The weather By GLORIA BENSON ...... Suimy, warm today, high mid to up­ Hi even'one! Saturday, president; Helena FSster, Dick Hiivia, golf pro at per 70s. Becoming cloudy tonight, low W adnasday around 50. Friday clearing and Wally and the seniors secretary; and Ruby East Hartford course. m k t m i h N n iiiw rm I«M becoihing mostly sunny by afternoon. Wales, treasurer. Entertainment: Awarding iMt iw - SGnlli^^ ■nii.iin rMiMiiA head^ south to Bermuda, UN IN IN UnSMa IN IN M LMNAM III M I NiMu Ml High around 70. 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We Wednesday, Noon, Ul Ul UHMM IN LSmOm 41 lapU M llqUM t 41 M l b l n 1-UL'il IN IK N N “ IKHN IMMMt 141 t n iMM Im M IPnMiPU 411 nui a We start this column on will be at Watkins shortly special roast bed dinner; ittSI MUM Ul Ml MIN MUM a i MINN r MMi AM 41 INMUlMq 41 I MM C taMiuipaitiMi tatamUMINUI M h* MI Ml HIN IMMt’i 1.1 INBaUM 141 IU taa 41 It— __ FYiday, so last Friday w e' ® s-ni., so bring your guests, Manchester Board TiMl 4«1 • « tm u i MMi 144 Ml IMMN MMiM-tpUININ 'l Im MM 41 IMhN 11-1 I SI M MM 41 !- tSM Wfl. had 65 playing bingo and sterns down at that time. of Directors, Honorable MS Mk WpSl IRjN I M I.IM hhlm 141 7,I«L_ 141 !• ranwn aamuinm m n fu m / r .T- 41 IPmtAMa then 11 tables of setback, We have always had such a Mayor Matthew M. TMIMII JMM ITN IN I N ------41 I M El HmWi I NN IN IN _ IN IN U-1 MS _ ' i« * Blast triggers fire and the winners were: nice display that I know Moriarty Jr., General IN IN 14hMenCn Ul DM L MwM hUNhb M i Mfihki IN “ • • IK U N Anna Demko, 134; Sam this year will be the best Manager Robert B. Weiss. IK: m i 3.1 lamMiiip Schors, 132; John McGuin- ever. 1 p.m., paying tribute to 141 Ilm U h MMlUllMmil TiSMi 141 pM UI&N TrilMi 141 pM MHIM 4l IMUMM nis, 126; Bernadette The hezt big event will our Senior Volunteers by THMi U4 pM tONJI IJ ITiNIMi nniiijiL iiBfniMKNMim I. Im'i im Risley, 126; Elizabeth last for a whole week; It is the Board of Directors. An­ m m ii.iiii UN IN IN UMMiUlka IM UN IN 41 m-iTMiN iiM in IN I.MmUi I 7.1 I Malt r a Mbm MM U l 4 Mm Cone, 127; Bess Moonan, Big Week. nouncing Manchester 4-M ■ lUl lUI "isasasL. IN i Q nm in Saudi oil field 123; Mina Reuther, 123; Monday, at 8:30, Men Senior Center’s Mr. and IM M NtW «N IK UN nt; |I« b U b tM m b h M IK m i IMMIUpUlWIN MUMNIpMUlN Cbcbn IpMU: Crm ImMi h INi RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (UPI) — A Gladys Seelert, 123; Ann und Women’s Senior Nine- Mrs. Senior Citizen for the MMi W Ml UNN might be threatened by the blaze. But Japanese oil industry sources that MMi Ml Ml nUN “large explosion” triggereid a raging there was no immediate confirma­ this was a possibility. F is h e r , 121; M ike Hoie Golf Tourney, East 1976-77 season. Presen­ IritakUIMinWil DeSimone, 120; Violet Hartford Golf Course, (en- tations. 2 p.m.. Enter­ NNUUnNI fire at one of Saudi Arabia’s huge oil tion of this from Aramco. ’The explosion struck at the heart of Dion, 119. try fee |2 includes golf and tainment: Our own seniors Thursday matinaa fields today, killing at least one per­ Saudi Arabia’s delivery network. Satur^y we were ticket to sports banquet.) will entertain us with son, injuring some 25 others and for­ ’The cause of the explosion and fire Oil from the Ghawar field passes cing shutdown of a pipeline carrying has not yet been determined, the em­ saddened to read about the 10 a.m., kitchen social music, dancing and skits miMim Hni4ii PM Ibc IN PJl through Abqaiq and on by pipeline to SniKHa-IMH: M^WNp NN UN IN I-bM UN IN IN W ITM ECNM ai ■M LCnNIU ■ Mb two-thirds of the Saudi oil produc­ bassy official said. He said there was Persian Gulf outlets where it is passing of two of our games, special prizes, under the direction of 4Nm Cb UN IN W i IN IN L N SAmm 41 4 UMUU MMlM members, Wiifred Ritchie, Noon, super lunch served Celeste King. 1411 Am hn UN IN IN 14M(liNi u 4UNM* LN I An m 4NMHi tion, oil company and diplomatic no immediate indication of sabotage loaded onto the gigantic tankers that MhUPMa IN IN IK UN K n s i reports said. despite suggestions by some and James J. Sposato, the in the dining hall (75 MHiMnNlN IN MUM Nl pM IIUN lliiai’ ilm 141 JMMjJ ply world shipping lanes. Thursday, 10 a.m., day to WNII MUMNIpUir ISlM MU 41 4Pr— *- chairman of our finance cents); 1 p.m., pinochle, MAMMIpMlINN PM M illlp' IbbM M 41 lAhMpbMr A U.S. embassy official said the travel to the Plainfield dog IMMlIl ■ !>Mi IiSiM 441 pM UNTN IiSMl44lp 14 I.«imr I1MMI44 pUIUllN inriMM 41 i.hmriaa blaze began shortly after 3 p.m. committee. Jim had a added prizes, 7:30 p.m. Big track. ’Trip includes bus, a n i4 u w KW 7. a a n 41 ITm lm l 41 t i l a m m IM UN IN IN I Unr (ipm 41 na Wednesday (a.m. EDT) at a gas wonderfui sense of humor Week Dance—Lou Joubert ticket to track and dinner S S liL " UN NN IN^ IIN IN IN UM MUh hrt iiN IN IN IN LTMlbM 41 UMpM LEnh'iEnUn pumping facility at the Abqaiq oil and we will really miss und his band. Free door after the races. IN IN 74Millm IN IN 141 t i n ' l l President to sign LanllM hr 141 LAMM LChnUbp MUNp IN IK UN . IKNN field — the country’s second largest him. To Jim’s wife, Edna, prizes, snacks and punch, Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen I K mi tnarlW i 141 141 IMIAiMiNi ttfiPuam MUMWIpMmN bUIpUIJIN 1 MmMt 3.1 I N M 7h 41 IN P U M ^ lE i ^ onshore field, about 210 miles we send our deepest Tue^ay, 1 p.m.. Men social games, special ^ lU p u itn N AMMIMpUlfiNN httlpM SUN UmiM M IlM m b n Ib S iIM fiMMiiipuiimin TtliM44IpUI|IllN IM pM HUN 41 IN m ipm Im northeast of Riyadh. regrets. and Women’s Bowling prizes. Noon, special M Mlb llTpiU nUN ItamfUtar 0011411(1) Bion 411(0 l a WM 11 1 r.TMililM I. IT. ai M An official for the Arabian works bill Friday Monday, I was driving T o u rn a m e n t a t th e punch, spring fling gold nN 41IM 1-rvMN '4N in in IIN UN IN I.bM U tlm 7-1 IM IM p Mp ail ^ the mini-bus, picking up Parkade Lanes. Bowl three Ibniiiam IN IN IN J-MiM IN IN NN IN IhWiBrl 11 1 auk Ma American Oil Co. contacted at WASHINGTON (UPI) - President The program authorizes the plate (75 cents). 7:30 p.m.. UAiiini IN IN MNMbi UN im IN AH i.PmbMpi 141 l.U ’ia m | our members to come and games and turn in your 1 MM-i bMl IN I K UN 41 IC M aK i A ^aiq said “a large explosion” Carter will sign a 64 billion public federal government to aid localities Setback and Military Wiist IK m s IK mi L 41 Ib n m M M t\ aUMlUpUIHLN laiM U ipui; 1^ _ ____41 J- S" 41 llMCMn triggered the blaze and the fire was works bill Friday — the con­ with public works projects, such as play bingo, while poor highest score (entry fee Card Tournament con­ MUM m pM SUN PUbMUIpUIUIIN PMMi III pUI 1 sMr w 414 gmu_ 11-1 la a m in PMMiUIpUimN TrilMi M l pMttlNN pm 41 I “still going forcefully” but that gressional version of a cornerstone in Pauiine was signing up for 12.50), includes bowling, ducted by Mary and Ed ASMi 441 pM SINN TrilMi 441 I I Mb am ai fiSMeNM iSthmt schools and libraries. ’The approach EHnTOBNNKiq mum CMnim cinn I aMVi Inm II I firefighting crews were trying to put a doubie registration. I’m shoes and ticket to sports McKeever at the Com­ n a n 411 m his economic stimulus package, ac­ was first authorized in and the IN IN Ml Sai AUb ISi IN IN I hi IM 141 '• !*aMiMM tijsre- it out. very grateful to Pauline banquet). 6:30 p.m.. Sports munity Y, 79 N. Main St., I-Mh IM i UN i n in i-unTO IN IN lIMihM) IN IN I. MMUi MM 41 4 ahm HU 41 IM t'iM cording to White House sources. Economic Development Administra­ IMMb PtlMr IN IN I-bMm IN INUTil’iMK IN 1 CiUI I Ml 41 “The wells closest to the blaze Carter was meeting today with and to her hard-working Banquet, Senior Center numerous door prizes and I « |M IN IKNN TKNN tion received requests totaling 622 I K UN bU bt AMU CMh b 3tl have been shut,” he said. reporters in a news conference crew, Jane Fortin, Ceii Dining Hail; guests, Ber- prizes to winners. aUMUIpUltNN lUpMUIN Cbdn bMU MUb SIM b lia billion. MUM 111 p M ^ AMMUlpUl^ ilM i4W•Tpi-----S771N ’The embassy official said there dealing with his lirst foreign trip us Wandt and Marge Hall. We nie Giovino, m anager Delicious snacks; Donation PMMi Ul pMMIN TriMh 411 pM S u n iimaiacL Carter, described as “very happy” IiMMl-MpUlSmi was some concern an oil “tank filled the bus for the Red Parkade Bowling Lanes; $2. President — a six-day journey about his European trip, met Sox game and have a farm” near the pumping facility generally viewed as highly Wednesday with Vice President waiting iist for Wiidwood successful. Aides say it has given the Walter Mondale and tackled a for the second bus. If we Practicing pays off administration new international backlog of White House work. can fiii a second bus, we dimensions. will take it. Practice makes perfect and practice has qualified these Manchester High School Five chosen The President also was meeting On Monday, we had 10 students for the All-State Festival at University of Connecticut on Friday. From left are today with Arnold Miller, president tables of pinochle even spring into Donald Embser, Linda Embser, Michael Weifford, violinists, and Dawn Hlivyak and Paul alhstate of the United Mine Workers, in what though the weather was so Munsie, choral members. (Herald photo by Pinto) was billed as a discussion of energy School bond bad. The winners were matters: Miller is seeking re-election Leon Faliot, 794; Mary musicians and such a visit was viewed as enhan­ bill signed Nackowski, 755; John Der­ summer fashions cing his chances. by, 741; Alfreda Hallin, ...at Five students from the Manchester dongressional sources, meanwhile, 736; Marjorie McLain, 725; Downtown Manchester and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon Board begins to review High School music department have said the President invit^ a group of HARTFORD (UPI) - Legislation Ann Ckimpton, 728; Ray been selected to appear in a concert senators to the Oval Office today to authorizing state spending of 687.8 Durey, 717; Josephine in the Coimecticut Music Educators’ discuss a pending military aid million on local school construrtion O’Connor, 715; Mary Association All-State Festival to be amendment favoring co-production during the next 20 years was signed Thrall, 714; Audrey trimmed school budget presented Friday at 8 p.m. in of U.S. weapons in Israel. today by Gov. Ella T. Grasso. Drurey, 712. Jorgensen Auditorium, University of ’The sources said the administra­ Included in the projects involved I want to personally white and gold arm weatber brings a Connecticut. tion feels the mention of Israel could are Manchester’s Washington and thank my pal George Last, If s barel 'Ey SUSAN VAUGHN rebuilding a fire box at Buckley three improvements priorities. Bently School renovations. In all the School were eliminated entirely. Singing in the chorus will be Dawn upset delicate Middle ^ s t peace who is pinch-hitting for dogwood lowolry (Herald Reporter) Dr. Kennedy said he considered the Hlivyak, senior, and Paul Munsie, diplomacy, and also may conflict authorization covers 76 building frasbibloom to yaur dreams William Dion, superintendent of position of volunteers coordinator a John and Gladys in taking tba summer of tbo skirt The Board of Education made no junior. Performing iii the orchestra with a secret study on curbing arms projects 36 towns and two regional buildings and grounds for the school high priority because he thinks it care of our card game this blooms bright' further major reductions or changes directed by Marvin J. Rabin, conduc­ exports.. • school districts. board, was on hand to explain many “will bring in a large amount of ser­ week. I appreciate it, in the School Supt. James P. tor of the Wisconsin youth Symphony Backers of the public works The list is the first by the 7.99 Kennedy’s recommended cuts in Uie of the repair needs. He said there are vice for a small amount of money.” legislature since adoption of a new George. program, which will be sigped several major roof problems which Orchestra are Linda Embser, and Ladies, remember, values to $131 1977-78 school budget in the board’s The position is allocated for 64,000 Friday, have touted it as capable of school financing law that requires Skirt after gloriously cooling skirt, to he said could not wait another Michael Weifford, seniors, and tomorrow is your day, and first workshop session Wednesday for a part-time coordinator. creating at least 300,000 jobs within districts, rather than the state, to And dollar savings to your pocketl Special flatterl Shown: Mitered multl-stripe 'poly' winter, such as at Keeney School and Doilhld Embser, sophomore. one of the happiest days for night since the school and town ’The other items recommended for the construction industry and in­ float construction bonds. White porcelain on group of long gowns at savings prices Illing Junior High. An allocation for ’The students left this morning for me. I end up with so many skirt, full 4-panel style with back zip. Asst, budget was set last Friday. ’The retention in the improvements directly another 300,000 jobs in ’The state is expected to make 61.1 gold makes an ever- for you! Light, airy ‘sleeping beauties’ for stripes, sizes 8-16, $11. Kicky khaid shirt, roof repairs has been included, but UConn where they will reb^rse Mommies that I feel richer reductions bring the budget close to budget are expansion of the Regional today and Friday with young related industries. million of the total available in the Bloomlng, sparkling you In prints or bloor Blooming colorful more may be needed, he indicated. fiscal year beginning July 1. than a millionaire. You front kick pleat, button-front look, multi­ the 614,707,500 budget set by the Occupational Training Center musicians from all over Connecticut In proposing the legislation. Carter jewelry wardrobe for The allocation for improvements to program, the propam for gifted Mrs. Grasso also signed into law a know what that is? All of solidsi Sizes' S-M-L. color striped elastic belt. Poly blend. Board of Directors. for Friday’s concert. The students asked for a 62 billion appropriation the Nathan Hale School playground, students and addition of one vocal bill requiring employers to provide, you ladies who didn’t have youl A set of lingerie, downtown and TrI-CIty Plaza, Sizes 8-18, $17. Dr. Kennedy outlined the 614,625 in were chosed as outstanding per­ the first year and an additional 62 children adopt me for the dogwood jewelry sportswear, downtown and TrI-CIty Plaza, proposed reductions to the capital which were outlined for the Conser­ elementary music teacher. billion the next year. Congress on request, a list of toxic and hazar­ Vernon. vation Commission by principal Leo formers in tryouts held last day. We have lovely pieces to wear all Vernon. outlay budget for physical im­ The six other priorities, all elemen­ November. decided on a lump sum 64 billion dous substances workers come in refreshments and super provements to the school buildings Diana Monday, was cut by Kennedy tary special staff, were eliminated authorization. contact with at their jobs. spring and summer from 612,000 to 66,000. Tickets are available at the door. entertainment for you, the longl Pendant, $4. and ^ u n d s . He said the cuts from from Kennedy’s recommended Sweet Adelines. Best yet, the initial 690,925 capital expen­ Kennedy noted that the situation at budget. He said he does not want to Clip or Pierced Nathan Hale is bad and that the work the men waiters are your Earrings, $3. Pin, $3. ditures were made “reluctantly.” make any more cuts in the im­ slaves for the day. Kennedy said the capital outlay has to be done. He noted the possibili­ provements list or in capital outlay. Carter programs advancing The new officers of the jewelry, downtown budget is one of the accounts where ty that the project may be a eligible The board still has 625,000 in ad­ Linden Square Dance Gub and TrI-CIty Plaza, double or triple the amount could be for federal funding under open ditional cuts to make to balance the are Tom O’Neill, presi­ Vernon. spent because of the many repairs spaces definitions. The Conservation budget, which may come from dent; Celeste King, vice- needed. He said the board is now Commission plans to submit an several small cuts in various areas, but not without setbacks trying to get back to where it was two application to the Board of Directors Kennedy indicated. Widow-Widower years ago in the account. for the funds. WASHINGTON (UPI) - PorUons The Carter plan to limit increases resolved a House-Senate deadlock on The next budget session will be of President Carter’s legislative in hospital rates got its first hearing group to form Several items slated for repair An additional 65,000 reduction may with the P.T.A. Council budget study 1978 defense spending. ’The stalemate were left in the budget, but were be made in the budget for teacher program advanced in Ckmgress, but and encountered some criticism over a 63.2 billion diHerence in a 6120 committee next Wednesday at 7:30 the successes were balanced by at before two House health subcom­ reduced, allowing only partial aides, Kennedy indicated. p.m. at the board rooms at 45 N. billion Pentagon budget had held up Theremere wmwill be a meeting least one setback and the threat of mittees. HEW Secretary Joseph congressional action on budget repairs for next year. Those items in­ Other staff reductions are still School St. to form a new chapter of another. Califano said it would save taxpayers targets for the upcoming fiscal year. cluded a fire wall off the south stage possible, he said. Wilson E. Deakin, Widow-to-Widowers The council members are expected Congress also acted Wednesday on 61.9 billion in the first year and Tile House and Senate still must at Manchester High School, assistant superintendent in charge of Association for May 22 at 2 to make final comments on the a variety of money matters. And suggested the 9 per cent ceiling on ratify the 6461 billion target for the rebuilding fire boxes at the high personnel, said he cannot tell at this p.m. in Luther Hall of budget recommendations before it is there were developments in the rate increases be boosted to 10 per 1978 budget, including a national Emanuel Lutheran Church, school, plumbing and heating repairs point if there will be further reduc­ at Bennet Junior High, installation of finally approved in early June by the ethics investigation of alleged South cent. defense spending ceiling of 6118.5 60 Church St. All widowed love & kisses tions from elementary staff. Enroll­ board. Korean bribery on Capitol Hill. ’The President’s attempt to restrict billion. persons in the eastern part a catch basin and other yard im­ ment figures are still being com­ provements at Bowers School and The White House plan for election- government support for plutonium of the state are invited to at­ piled, particularly for preprimary The study committee spent 240 Federal reimbursement of up to say It witb flowers reduction in the Nathan Hale School day voter registration survived a production suffered a more direct tend the meeting, spon­ and kindergarten classes. man hours studying and commenting 650,000 for victims of violent crime Playground. Republican onslaught in the Senate setback. sored by the Community on the budget this year and made Rules Coiiimittee. Majority was okayed by the House Judiciary Two items, replacement of 29 Board members made no objec­ The House Science and Technology Outreach Center of the many of the recommendations on the Democrats whipped a GOP attempt Committee. House consideration is broken clocks at the high school and tions to the retention of the first Committee defied Carter, 38-0, and church. improvements lists to haul Attorney General Griffin Bell voted 6117 million more than the expected next week on the three Widow-to-Widowers before the panel to publicly discuss White House wanted for a fast year, 6150 million authorization Associated is a pubiic ser­ measure to provide some federal SM nttd Soft Silk* Ro m .. the possibility of voter fraud and breeder reactor at Oak Ridge, Tenn. vice group, nonprofit, non­ a g re ^ to additional safeguards to Carter sought 633 million to finance reimbursement to states compen­ sectarian and with no age - Switch to coal said unfair prevent illegal voting. ' the project as an experiment. sating victims for medical costs and limits. ’The only require­ for you to place In her One of the major pieces of legisla­ ’The House approv^ extension of a lost wages. ment for membership is HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella tion to emerge from the young three-year, 614.5 billion series of The House Ethics Committee, that one’s last marriage favorite bud vase, ticut consumers with higher utility passed on to consumers. T. Grasso, state officials and Congress — the 64 billion public federal housing and community sources said, decided to ask con->^. must have been terminated beautifully packaged rates would be unfair l^ a u se the Ul President John D. Fassett said and gift wrapped.. spokesmen for major utilities today state’s utilities were leaders in their tht although FEA estimated the con­ works measure intended to create development programs, including a gressmen including committee by the death of one’s told federal officials an order power more than 600,000 jobs — was new formula for assistance favorable spouse. Assorted colors. $5 field in 1972 when they converted versation cost for his firm at 663 members to list fu^s, gifts and firms revert to burning coal is unfair scheduled for presidential signature. to older cities. ’The legislation faces favors accepted from South Korean Regular meetings ure each. from coal to more expensive, but million, his staff put the pricetag at to Connecticut. White House sources said Carter Senate action and an eventual House- agents. Meeting in closed session, tlie held monthly. A person cleaner oil. toore like 6100 million. ’They told a Federal Energy Ad­ would sign the cornerstone of his Senate conference committee. committee rejected a more stringent may attend three meetings The hearing is one of many FEA is He said although FEA estimated Jewelry Blooms.. ministration hearing the FEA holding around the country to con­ that would cost consumers only about economic recovery package Friday. A conference committee finally measure to require the disclosure. before making a commit­ preliminary order that Northeast ment to join. sider the protests from utilities that 68.2 million— or 4 per cent— more in pick a blossom, big & Utilities and United Illuminating have been ordered to switch to coal annual rates, his staff said the in­ While each chapter func­ convert to coal as their primaiy tions under state bylaws, bold or delicately as part of President Carter’s energy crease would be between 620 million- energy source would be environmen­ conservation program. 630 million, or between 10 and 15 per the chapter activities are dalnty...to tuck Into your tally dangerous and too expensive. Grasso warns legislators chosen according to the hair. or to pin on, or wear “We believe that-'the proposed cent. They claimed penalizing Connec- orders would require too much, too florthfeast Vice President Walter needs and interest of around your neck. All chapter members. soon of those who have already made F. Lee said Connecticut utilities non-wllting, forever enormous strides in reducing oil were already moving to meet ’The May 22 meeting will fresh fabric flowersi The be chaired by Mrs. Frieda consumption,” Mrs. Grasso said.' Carter’s objective of reducing about potential shortfall Pencek, president of the collection, $1 to 17. P ic fe y , p icky “I am convinced the people of dependence on oil and natural gas Hartford Chapter, and jewelry, downtown and Connecticut are prepared to make through use of nuclear power. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. and has asked lawmakers to cut it. time only revenue source being used sacrifices to conserve precious fuel, Grasso is warning Connecticut faces “That gap'can be covered in only Mrs. Peggy Berg, sUte TrI-CIty Plaza, Lee said if FEA forced Northeast to plug a Continuing revenue need, CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The but only if those sacrifices are part of a potential 6148 million cash shortfall three ways. Either we will have to expansion chairman. Vernon. to convert to coal “it would con­ she said. National Guard officer in charge of a sound, effective and feasible plan in the fiscal year that begins July 1, curtail much needed programs, or Members of the Hartford stitute a step backward and a com­ Additionally, the governor said, in­ Seabrook antinuclear demonsU'ators, which protects our environment and 1978. we will have to saddle, our people Chapter will attend to plete failure to recognize the fact creases in educational equalization locked up in five New Hampsmre ar­ our economy, while conserving Mrs. Grasso Wednesday night said with new, higher and crippling taxes. answer questions and will that Connecticut has already taken payments and state employes' mories, says he’s encountering some natural resources,” said Albert lawmakers, who are not drawing up We might have to do both,” she said salaries were expenses that would be attending meetings to J V . significant steps to meet the national very specific diet problems with Kleban, chairman of the Public the budget for the bookkeeping year in a speech to the Connecticut Public have to be carried into the following ensure support as the objectives.” vegetarian demonstrators. Utilities (tontrol Authority. beginning July 1, 1977, are spending Expenditure Council. year. ' chapter is forming. TWs Downtown Manchester Mon.-Sat. 8:30-5:00 Testifying Wednesday during a Spokesmen for Ul and Northeast, ' Mrs. Grasso also warned that a at a rate that will insure a huge She said'the $148 million gap came “That.adds up to 6148 million we're will mark the formation of U$e your convenient Worth's Charge Card...it de$erve§ a lot of Credit! • Except Thurs. 9:30-9:00 court suit seeking release of the which between them serve all but a return to coal by the state’s utilities budget gap. from increased spending that far out­ the lith chapter in the TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon Mon. & Tues 10-6 Wed., Thurs., FrI. 10- S demonstrators, Maj. Gen. John Blat- going to have to find in fiscal year tiny fraction of Connecticut con­ will endanger Connecticut precarious Mrs. Grasso has hinted she may ran the normal rate of growth in state. Sat. 10-6:30 sos said before one vegetarian would 1978-79. And we cannot wait unitl sumers, said converting their plants air quality. Connecticut’s air pollu­ veto the budget approved by the revenues and use of 673.8 million in For further information, eat his salad, "he asked to see a un­ next year to begin looking because by back to coal would be a tremendous tion problem is among the nation’s legislature’s Appropriations Com­ past and projected surpluses. call Hartford Info-Line 521- ion label on a crate of lettuce.” then it might be too late,” she told 7150. financial burden which must be worst. mittee because spending is too high The use of the surpluses is a one the fiscally conservative CPEC. PAGE TWO-A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb, Manchester, Conn., Thura., May 12, 1977 Benefit card party set Manchester AARP 8th District to seek approval About town ) Sunset Rebekah Lodge games. The event is open Hospital* will sponsor a card party to to the public. Prizes will be p a n e l ...... benefit the Connecticut awarded, and Discharged Tuesday: Lizzie of budget calling for 3% hike Eye Bank Monday aC 8:15 refreshments served. Courtney, 40 Olcott St.; p.m. at the Marine Corps Mrs. ^ r io n Straughan Veronica Novakouski, 153A The Manchester Lions setback Friday at 7;3U p.m. w ill m e e t Croft Dr.; Adam Gravinski, The Eighth Utilities estimated revenue from authorization for two to make plans for the Club will induct new in Croiiin Hall. League Home on Parker is in charge of 623 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon; District proposed budget tax collections, or an ad- sewer projects. provision of service 6n members on Tuesday at St. arrangemetits for the The fourth annual con­ Stephan RobuUca, 490 Tolland for 1977-78 to be presented ditional |1,000. Other The sanitary sewer your own.” 6:30 p.m. at the Steak Out The prudential board of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward benefit event. She is being vention of the Joint St., East Hartford; Beth to residents next Monday is smaller revenue estimates projects planned by the . Weiss stressed the in 'Talcottville. New Center Congregational McKeever will direct the assisted by Thora Maloney, military whish and setback Connecticut State Bouchard, 54 Lawrence St., $262,740, or a 3 per cent in- will offset the estimated town are for the Sun- necessity for early action members are Donald Church will meet tonight at Virginia Keeney, Bernice East Hartford; Louis Mellow, crease over the current expenditures, according to nybrook Apartments on on the issues. > Glass, Giles Packer, 7:30 in the Robbins Room Cox and Ethel Aspinwall.. Legislative Committee of 163 Benton St. the American Association budget. district officials. New State Rd. and for the Massaro said Wednesday Walter Kuzek, Edward of the church. of Retired Persons The amount of the in- The district has not in­ planned Industrial Park the town will have its Boland, Ralph Alexander (AARP) and the National crease is $8,559, according eluded as tax revenue the Area. Both projects would answer by the end of next and Al Calabretta. North United Methodist Reitired Teachers Associa­ ECHS concert to budget documents. amount it would receive if go through the Eighth week’s meeting. Massaro Installing officer will be Church will conduct a PLAZA DEPT. STORE (Wa Havs AIMioii To nsasB) tion (NRTA) will be Satur­ District officials say that it wins the Buckland fire District and are in the indicated he expects Howard Gold, past presi­ paper drive Saturday. set Friday the proposed budget will jurisdiction suit now in the Buckland area. sT- dent. Of the 45 clubs in its Next lo Frsnrs Supenoaitel day at 10 a.m. at the authorization will be given East.MhMo Tpho., Mneliostor Holiday Inn in Hartford. not mean an increase from state Supreme Court. In a letter to District to the town for. the district, the local club Sue Scheibenpflug, a past The East Catholic High the present two-mill tax The town has set aside President Michael projects. ranks sixth in membership president of the Golden Renew Your Lewn Furniture School band and choral rate for fire and sewer ser­ $96,500 in an escrow ac­ Massaro last week, Weiss Age Club at the Senior U.S. Rep. Ronald Sarasin group will present their vices. count, which is the amount asked that the district take . J... Citizens Center, recently With Our Weatherproof EXTRA STAMPS (R-15th Congressional spring concert, The Fire Department of taxes the town Would “whatever steps are officiated at the installa­ Wabbing In Mix S Match Cetera WITH COUPON S PimCIMSE District) will be the prin­ “Variations on Spring,” Show case Manchester Composite budget, as proposed by collect from Buckland necessary at this time Leslie Norris tion of club officers. YELLOW - ORANQE - WHITE - QREEN cipal speaker. His topic Friday at 8 p.m. C in e m a s Squadron of the Ciril Air Fire Chief Granville (Ted) residents in. the next fiscal either to authorize the Patrol will meet tonight REPLACEMENT SCREWS S CUPS, TOOl wili be “The Needs 6f the The program will feature year if the court rules in town to proceed with Con­ lkTBMTATE84 Al-Anon family groups Lingard, is $111,645, or an e x iT s a from 7 to 9:30 at the Elderly and Solutions to such favorites as “The Im­ increase of $7,025 over the favor of the town. struction in these areas or will meet tonight at 8 at the POT-OtikN-RIB Meet Those Needs.” possible Dream” and “For SILVBRLAME Manchester State Armory, current budget. In other action Monday RoeefrrssTReET Main St. The meeting is Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor­ Sarasin is a member of the All We Know,” and selec­ Rainbow The Public Works night, the district directors BAST HARTFORD open to all young people man St.', with tte beginners Select House Committee tions from Lerner’s and Department budget calls are' expected to t ^ e action s e a -B B io from Grade 7 through high group meeting at 7:30. The 1-3 lbs. or more on Aging. Loewe’s “Camelot" and on a request by Town KIRSCH for a decrease of $2,461 BMQAmkUSnMBS advisor school. More information family group will also QOOD THRU MAY 14 Discuss traffic flow ' Vivaldi’s “Gloria.” Manager Robert B. Weiss from its current level of DRAPERY $2.50 til 2130P.M. may be obtained by calling meet Friday at 10 a.m. at Capt. Henry R. Minor of the Manchester There are currently Gina DeDominicis, $123,686. regarding necessary South United Methodist more than 239,000 Karan Lane and Donna 6464344 or 871-0257. Police Department discusses how to-prevent The administration elected Church campus. Alateen members of the two Mac will perform John HARDWARE iWOOD/ALLENr for the 12- to 20-old- traffic problems at the Manchester Home Show budget wouid increase A Bible study is extrastamps organizations in Connec­ Denver’s “Annie’s Song.” from $25,875 to $29,870. Miss Leslie Norris of 84 children of problem MITES •MoxxxxM scheduled for tonight at this weekend with Neal Duggan, Jaycee’s traf­ ticut with 68 chapters of Tickets will be sold at I TAW MUTB 15 . M . M [P it M) I4M333 Hamilton Dr. Monday was About $223,450 is listed as Naturally, the I'ANN E 7:30 at the United drinkers will meet tonight lHOOl * 'B 8 C H R 8 E AARP and 10 units of the door. elected worthy advisor of fic coordinator for the show. The show will be at WUt MOOUCnCM MOCm A MOM( MIMt- Pentecostal Church, 187 at 8 at the Pathfinders NRTA. I ROMVDMASMOOUCnOfl window professionals Manchester Assembly No. __ ORKKN the Manchester Armory on Saturday from 10 Woodbridge St. □ub. The family groups stock HALL' 15, Order of Rainbow for a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Phone 649-5491 ~ For Bettor are open to those affected NASTY Girls. She is a sophomore "2 lbs. or Mora There will be policemen directing traffic to C2;iiTHEATRES EAST nearly everything All residents of Mayfair by someone with a drinking Lawnt ft Gardofli at Manchester High School problem. nearby parking spaces and preventing traffic KIRSCH makes,'up Gardens are invited to play MMUTHON MJUI " NEW ENCUNDERS LOOK HADITS and the daughter of Mr. GROUND CHUCK from jamming Armory St. which is an entrance Mid to 20 feet long. and Mrs. William Norris. ITHE LONBEn YARO A- FOR THE PACKAGE Thee aCCD THRU MAY 14 Other officers elected to Manchester Memorial Hospital. (Herald WITH THE "HEART” outrageous photo by Dunn) THE CONFESSIOML are: Arlene Nelson, worthy n comedy! associate advisor; Lisa SUtet 1930 - Secrist, charity; Joan i i m THE FARMER P o l WorbylWinfcolor i I COM ■cTOff inn emit R I p l a n t ' i HsUvr pHcM - Cartwright, hope; Carole Public records MacKenzie, faith. M tln M better seniee - Warranty deeds 1-86 EXIT 91-fOllOW BURNSIDE SICNS 71$ H I M a H t $ lN Miss Norris and her cor­ SI SURE . V^BUSS hti betn Mrving Ih* Horn* Ownir EXTRA STAMPS W ednesday’s daily SR. 1 711 U l ChieM$12S better velue. ps of officers will be in­ William A. Staddon and Ruth I. Staddon, both of tat 111 111 lor 91 YEARS. For 4 comploto FREE INSPECTION of WITH COUPON S FUNCHR8E HABTS, i l l 711 M i IUiniti$12S 1stands~ stalled at a semi-public in­ Hebron, to Robert G. Harss and Sharon M. Harss, proper­ your homo by • Tormilo Control Export, luporvittd |sio iw n sisf svi.. I. Ntrs. • ty at 11 Foster St., $34,000. 083 (sttos/ stallation at the Masonic by Ihi fintit ItchnictI iliH, phono our ntiroxt MICHAIL CAINE In the Temple on June 4. IocaI o ffic t: Thomas R. Barlow and Annette M. Barlow to Robert F. DON SUTHERLAND Mazzone and Deborah L. Mazzone, property at 167 Ben­ |*7HE EAOLE 17A» lourts 18 « M . 16 mU7 III MI-WM IStfeom ! ton St., $36.85 conveyance tax. HASLANDEOr POTATOES QVAUTY sMowms im rw lanMmeiwa Michael P. Enders, Zeeland, Mich., to Paul J. Sobel R>7:00*R:20. Sun. C o n t ^SINCE m i Im$2.00 649-9240 U.B/U Em.71$41l Creative Oecaating P«UL NinVMJIN. 1 0 and Donna Gaudette, both of Bolton, property at 36 Clin­ MSLBROOICS lil21|.71$*M Complete Pittsburgh ^ « J I P S c o u ts ,CCCD THRU MAY 14 ton St., $45,500. “YOUNB The CHAS. C. HART tm. Paints Selection y SHOT BLISS TERMITE CONTROL Fiduciary's deed FRANKENSTEIN” S E E D C O . Estate of Willard F. Hawley to Jack D. Ferguson Jr. pa-7:2»-S:10. Sun. ConL Div. Bliss Exterminator Company • EST. 1882 Welherslleld, Cl. 06109 2852 MAIN STREET g iv en and Judith A. Ferguson, property on Benton St., no con­ PLEASECALLTHEATRE The Oldest & Largest in Conn. veyance tax. GLASTONBURY FOR SCREEN TIMES Release of attachment lAWN • VEOfctAHlF • flOWER An AMriun Mmttmi Mmi. . 633-9493 m e d a ls The Savings Bank of Manchester against Michael P. Enders. NOW TO SUNDAY CHILDREN FREE "Parvuli Dei” medals Building permits •XDIN. 8HDW 8TARTS AT 1:16 III US field H h he Joseph H. Tully, garage at 16 Seymour St., $2,000. recently were presented to BICYCLES 22 Manchester Area Cub The Andrew Ansaldl Co. for Empire Tool Co., addition "MEL BROOKS' NEW USED FU JATJUN. at OMW at 180 Olcott St., $90,000. Scouts during the 28th an­ COMIC MASTERPIECE." nual Boy Scout Rally at St. Craftsman Builders for Joseph R. Smith, addition at HullisAlpeil SATUHDAV HEVlFW JULIE CHRISTIE 272 Vernon St., $4,000. Joseph’s Cathedral, Hart­ Lester 'Thompson for R.L. Corrigan, roof repair at 408 CARRIES THE ford. A GOPEN W SUNDAYS f \ f Parker St., $400. (Polly Hdlidoy) yOUHO ^ Manchester Cub Scouts I *tll July 1st 10-4 / lb . Harold Parent for Elmore T. Gibson, roof repair at 113 receiving the medal are ( Rom CDS TV Series Alice DEMON Clarence Zacher Jr., X (NOT QUARTERS) Henry St., $945. FORBARBEQUE Harold Parent for Mrs. Philip Seretto, roof repair at Salvatore A. Carrabino, 378 Parker St., $495. THG POST ROAD PLAZM SEED Scott P. Custer, Jeffrey MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Kennard, Thomas THE GREAT George T. Chappell, fence at 139 Maple St., $300. J€ANGaJ3GPI Pratt Sign Co. for Berman Bergan, sign at 357 Broad VERNON, CONNECTICUT Fear for her. LaGassie, Robert Lanzano, St., $1,500. SHOV 872-3159 ABOUT Paul Martin, Richard Mitchell, all of Pack 251; Marriage licenses SALES-SERVICEPARTS PLUS ACCESSORIES R. Daniel Lennen, Pack 112 TOMAIO David B. Banister and Nancy R. Luzey, both of Berlin, Ourlsi Bronton M N in d May 21 at Center Congregational. U ' ^ OPEN EVERYDAY T IN and James Chase, Timothy Robert L. Savary, East Longmeadow, Mass., and Linda EXCEPT SUN. “FROM NOON till 3” Hall, Mike Ogren, Kevin S. Johnston, 93 Plymouth Lane, May 20 at Center THURS. & FRI. TIL 9 Pelletier, John Prior, and Lawrence Stanford, all of | TORNADO Congregational. TIME! Randy L. Doughty, 365 Center St., and Phyllis L. Pack 120. Agway has brought in a whole, Atkins, 14 Arch St., May 21 at St. Mary’s. FRIDAY* MAY 10 East Hartford Cubl "countryside” of fresh, heaithy lb . Scouts receiving the award tomato piants at a door-busting price! are Kevin Collette, Fred­ Prices are so low, and quality so high, Theater schedule die Corey Jr., Freddie (NOT QUARTERS) L A S T " Nerine, Jeffrey Nerine, we expect our entire inventory to go Manchester Drive-In — Woodland Mark Skowronek. and out like a tornado! So hurry on in Burnside Theater I — “The “Young Frankenstein,” 8:15; Patrick Tully, all of Pack and fake your pick. Early! Eagle Has Landed," 7:00-9:20 O F T H E “Plant, that Please" G d rd B flS Burnside Theater II — “Whiffs,” 10:00 57, “Young Frankenstein,’’ 7:25- U.A. Theater 1 — “Breaker! V A C A T I O N Christopher Manookian I 9:10 Breaker!" 7:30-9:10 Let us help you with your lewn A plant problems of Cub Pack 18 in Hebron | Vernon Cine 1 — “ Nasty U.A. Theater 2 — BARGAINS!!' 168 Woodland St., Manchester 643-8474 also received the medal. ITALIAN HabiU,” 7:15-9:15 “Marathon Man,” 9:05; As little as $10.00 a day will Vernon Cine 2 — "Breaker, "Longest Yard,” 7:00 give you a clean, connfortable Breaker!’’ 7:30-9:30 U.A. Theater 3 — “ The room with TV, Pvt. bath and FLOWERS - PLANTS SHRUBS - TREES are all here! Weiss lays Farm er,” 7:30-9:20 s h w r... P lu s ... Two all you | | down pipe ONLY Msnchsstsr Evening Hsrsld can sal country style meals f - PORK Tills printing test pattern is PubllAhtd tvery tvenlng «xc«pt every dayl P lu s ... sparkling , Town Manager Robert I p er pack SundAyt and hoiidayt. Enterad at the part of The Heraid quaiity con- entertainment, swimming, l| Geraniums Mancheater. Conn. Poet Office aa Se­ troi program in order to give tennis: boccle, and much Weiss has changed his im-1 cond Claaa Mall Matter. you one of the finest more. Plus... Magnificent age. FrL‘Sat~Sun. Suggested Carrier Rates newspapers in the nation. 18 hole golt course (greens — , The glasses on the I s a u s a g e fees$5.00allday). || \ \ t.' Psyiblt In Advtncs forehead may remain, but | ONLY! Slngls copy...... I5s Last of the old fashioned va- n W setdy...... 80S cations at an old fashioned *| his famous pipe is gone. Ons monlti ...... S3.S0 price. For Free brochure write I ^1.49 One of the greatest! Thrts monthi ...... $11.70 Inn at Poland Spring, Poland ■ TRUCKLOAD Six m o n ih i...... $23.40 10 for $13.05 successes of the recent Ons y s s r ...... $4«.80 Spring Mains04274... or call S town’s health fair, accor­ M ill RttM Upon Rspustt 207-998-4351. We promise, U 3” pots only 59o ding to Dr. Alice Turek, SALEI Subscrlbiri who tsll lo rscsivs you'll be glad you didl | tlisir nswtpspsr bslort 5:30 p.m. town health director, was should Itltphons Ihs circuittlon when Weiss was so Im­ daptnmsnt. 647-884S. Bedding Plants a AGWAY Vegetable Plants pressed with the results of Manchester Petunias, Snapdragons, Ageratum, the breath analyzer and the Asters, Salvia, Calendula, Cabbage, Lettuce, Broccoli, HAS A GOOD Cauliflower, etc. lung capacity test that he | Country Club etc. decided to quit smoking. SUPPLY OF: THE TIME: Saturday; May 14th, 10-10, and Sunday, May The fair tests only Restaurant ISth. 12-6 on pack finalized his decision, Tomatoes, Peppers, Celery, Spanish THE PLACE; The Manchester State Armory. 330 Main South Main Street however. AGWAY Onions, etc. Street “My daughter, Wendy, Open to the Public * THE SHOW: A homeowner’s dream-4 5 exhibit booths who has studied about the | 5-10-5 GARDEN Large1.19 pack — B-12 plants showing home improvement, cabinets, sewing machinery, harmful effects of smoking PLANT FOOD only*1.19 pack AUVOU The luncheons and indbor and outdoor planting, plumbing and heating, pools, in school, has kept after • balanced plant food for cocktails are as beautiful furniture, home insulation, home decoration, appliances, me to give up smoking as your garden as the scenery. See our complete Lendeceping Dept. — Treee — Shade, or- bedding. has my wife, too,” Weiss • granular, easy to spread I namental, fruit; Evergreene — ehruba, Rhododendron. GIVE-AIUAI'S GALORE; Special gifts, free samples, said. REQ. (86-4122) how-to pamphlets and brochures When he went to the Bring your clients or $31.95 CAN EAT. HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE at this community Health Fair, his daughter, your friends to enjoy Chef Paul’s creative soups and Azaleas large plants get-together. FREE for your children when accompanied by who was helping Mrs. exciting daily luncheons. you - adults only $1 - unaccompanied children under 12 only Weiss at the nutrition 25''-SAVE tk the admission price by obtaining your tickets booth, grabbed her father Junipers gallon cans at the participating merchants listed below. and led him to the breath 3 for $11.99 NOW 50 lbs. * We will accommodate Covered live by WINF Radio. and lung testing apparatus. SAVE Reg. 4.55 groups to one hundred or "The breath analyzer I 3 .2 9 rqore. THE SHOWMEN $8.00 showed I had 20 per cent $23.95 EVERY FRIOAYI Enjoy all you want Get the finest ~ Jackson ft Alcld« Ham« Improvrmrnt • A|h>IIo CabliNN • B rllrr Birdding I & || • Bidw rll Htmu’ Imp carbon in my lungs,” Weiss Breakfast is Sarvad LAW NS - feed, weed, lime C ablr TV * Century 21 • Charter O ak Entrrpritei. Inr. • Cunnecitruif Oil Refining Initliuie • of our delicious fried flounder or our Fried Craft & Hobby Center * Erunor.iy Hume Imprmemeni ' Firai Federal Saxlnga & Loan said, “and my lung capaci­ NOW M.16 SATURDAY Perkins ROSES Most in bud Auoclatlon* W. G. Glenney Company • G ire n A Thlnga •’Hartford Road Enierpritet • J. & G. ty wasn’t what it should be. TsndcfSivaft Clams. Served with crisp 6:30 • 10 A.KL seed NOW while prices are Home Impruiemenc. Inr. • Jeffeiau nPineFu rM u rr 'Johanna* Creailona • Alan Kraviu A SAVEI french fries, creamy cole slaw • in 2 gat. pots Sons • R. Laraon Woodu-otklng • J. R Leui* v Son * Manchettei Safe & L tvk Company • ^ I made an agreement | SUNDAY LOW! Manchester Sewing Machine Center • N. E. Foam Systems. Inc. * Rimer's Plumbing & with my daughter. Heating'W . K Preusa A Sons * Rick’s Sporting Goods It Toys. In r.'R o V T c Sabrina Pods* 6:30 - 11 AM Savings Bank of MaiKhester • Al SleXert’s Appliance • “Superior Courts Racgueibair by “I promised her I’d give I THPEBl A only $ 4 s 4 5 up Wilson Electric • Total Insulating Technology • 394 Tolland Turnpike Lunchton Ssrvlos from it up if she would never Manchastor 11:30 a.m. lo 3 p.m. , Sponsored by the Manchester Jayeees start smoking.” Wendy is 540 New State Rd. MOIUARD J o H m o n J At Exit 94 -1-86 12. See the large selection of big & small pots What would he do if she | Manchester Iiir‘'Fl3vnt\if.4n>ciicn House and foliage plants 89^ and up ever did? Men., T u m ., W ad. A FrI. 8-5:30 “I’d give her a whaling! ” | ®AGWAY Thura. 8-8:30 Sat. 84 he said. page F0UR A-> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter. Conn., Thure., May 12.1977 MANCHESTER EWBNINO HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurg., May 12. 1977 — PAGE FIV&A

tonight at 7: SO at the The annual East Catholic Fair is will be raffled off June 4 at 10 p.m. chiu^. Kersting elected f About 1 ECHS scheduled to take place from Adela .Rlaszezak and Bonnie iMaur(|ratfr fimtuigllmlb Memorial Day through June 4 at tte Rosenbeck are co-chairpersons for Today’s The Chrlitlan Growth Manchester — A City of Village Charm ® ' ^town—' school otMuxls. the fair, which will be open to the Group of North United p o li t ic s Edwin J. Kersting, D.V.M, of Manchester, dean of the Fair The fair will feature carnival public Memorial Day and & tu^ y, Founded Oct. 1, 1681 The executive board of Methodist Church will Coilege of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the games and rides, home baked goods June 4, from 1 to 10 p.m., and from United Methodist Women meet tonight at 8 at the M*mb«r. Audit SurMu ot CIrculdtIon M«mb«r. United Press Internetional news summary,, University of Cmuiecticut, has been elected president of and bingo gam es. A 1977 Thunderblrd Tuesday through Friday of that week le a rso n of South Oiurch will meet slated Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ComplM from United Preee International Connecticut’s Christmas Seal/Lung Association. church. from 6 to 10 p.m . Manchester. Corih. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Dr. Kersting succeeds Dr. Thomas J. Godar of West I By GREG PEARSON BOSTON — Extended outlook Hhrtford, chief of the pulmonary section at St. Francis ^ Robinson, EdHor-PuMis^ Harold E. TurKington. Managing Editor State for Southern New England, Satur­ Hoq>ital and Medical Center, Hvtfcnrd. HARTFORD — The state could day through Monday: Fair Newly elected members of the association’s board of reap up to $4 million annually in weather. Daytime highs from mid directors Include John C. Honor Jr. of Mancheter, The Board of Directors Friday Director Paul Willhide, which per­ Opinion revenue if tax receipts are 50s to mid 60s. Overnight lows in manager of the equal employment opportunity program night completed its major portion of mits a two per cent increase in the ilM llllillllllllllM M llE lllB deposited quickly in interest- the low to mid 40s. at Pratt and Whitney Division of United Tedinologles work on the 1977-78 Town of salary steps of management bearing bank accounts, says a Corp.; and Janet R ib ^ y of Vernon, a licensed practical Manchester budget when it voted to employes, was also implemented. nurse at Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford. Mrs. if rtirkfiTErQ T liMtrATQ I M r DeH Department ^ e ^ l a A government efficiency group S TA R n S LO lOTHU QOOSE Common sense wins one adopt a 124.8 million package that in­ Willhide’s proposal will bring all of headed by E. Clayton Gengras. National Riberdy was also elected to the association’s executive CHOICEST MEATS clude a 2.12-mill increase in the the 80-plus department heads and com m ittee. PROVOLONE NEW YORK — Air France and S i General Fund tax and a .74-mill hike mid-management personnel into line HARTFORD — The Senate goes British Airways plan to begin Con­ IN TOWN The Carter administration is ago proposed that labels on IX E SE ...M. ’ 1 . 5 9 WORST . . lb * 1 . 4 9 in the Town Fire District rate. with salary scales. Last year, some along with the House and ap­ firmly committed to cutting cann^ fo<^s bear drained- corde SST service at Kennedy Air­ SOONRRS ALMAN Now, the annual spring ritual of made more than the upper scale proves a bill to repeal “fair port on June 20, but opponents say Art show date set -USDA CHOICE BEEP weight information showing the government red tape that "lawn-mowing” — cropping and cut­ limit. trade” laws that critics claim ar­ they will appeal a court ruling Manchester Art Association will sponsor its fourth an­ HOT GORHED frustrates businesses and com­ how much fruit or vegetable ting to stay within that adopted The approved 2.12-mill increase for tificially inflate retail liquor forcing New York to accept the nual outdoor art and craft xhlbitlon and sale Sunday, June SIRLOIN TIP $1 R Q * 2 . 0 9 prices in Connecticut. Retailers DOGS. lb. BEEF...... Jb. plicates all our lives, says iBert was in the container after budget — falls to Town Manager the General Fund tax rate seemed to controversial airplane. 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Center Park. The rain date will still nave to charge a required STEAKS I s U R FIRST PRIZE liquid‘ ivas poured out. This Robert B. Weiss and the town depart­ surprise many of those who followed is June 19. SWIFTS Lance, director of the White mlnimur i markup of 21.5 per cent USDA CHOICE BEEP ROUND ment heads. For them, the major or were involved in the budget CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Artists and craftsmen wishing to exhibit at the annual House Office of Management would have involved taking le price they pay to event may obtain application forms by calling Vickey portion of the budget work is just process. Most said that they had After three abortive efforts, the SIZZLEMu. • 1 . 3 9 ' samples off the production !rs. Jennings, 643-8936. LOAF .lb. * 1 . 4 9 and Budget. originally anticipated a larger in­ U. S. military is launching a new SANDWICH beginning. $68 million project to beef up its Terry Ronson and Dorothy Hooey are co-chairpersons FIRST PRIZE “That alone will help restore line, storing them for a month, crease in the mill rate. “We’ve got to cut comers really HARTFORD — A proposed $2 worldwide communications for the show. Ihey are being assist^ by Grace Tedford, public confidence in opening them and then sharp,” one department head, reac­ The budget does include some million rate increase for 165,000 STEAKS COnO SALAMI. * 1 . 5 9 network with a pair of snoop-proof judging area and hanging; Mary Daly, judges; bb. Jen- USDA CHOICE BEEP ROUHD government,” says the former weighing and destroying the ting to his budget, said earlier this revenues from the proposed in- senior citizens covered by satellites. nin^, applications and registration; Doris Johnson, Atlanta banker. “Business is contents. week. dustnal park, which is still not a sure Connecticut Medical Service Inc., treasurer; Joan O’Laughlin, awards; and Louise has been rejected by State In­ CUBE spending too much time fooling The canners submitted data For the directors, the three weeks tbihg.^he final revenue figure for ST. LOUIS - The widow of the Prignano, publicity. the Buildiiig Department, for in­ surance Commissioner T. F. with government forms and showing that the regulation before the final approval of the late Charles A. Lindbergh says llllllllllll budget was a steady stream of stance is $2l0,000, compared to $95,- Gilroy Daly. she doubts if the “Lone Eagle” STEAKS ^S S n S lS w io there was an lin u ^ amouM 71e7' PRESH WAYBEBT government regulations.” would cost $104 million a year meetings to discuss and debate what 000 for t^s year. would have joined celebrations HARTFORD - The House fungus gn many shade Iraqejq tMe area. H your traae Of which there is no end. and add about a cent more to to do for 1977-78. About $120,000 of this is the marking the 50th anniversary of wvre Hiivona imi ywm onwioM wn uwy ww sqmi) p# rejects a bill that would have FISH DEPARTMENT each can or jar of food. revenue expected' from the fee for his historic solor flight to Paris attackad. CHICKEN Ftaturing TMs Wstk Last year, the Federal Weiss presented the directors with given teachers the right to strike Register contained 57,000 Instead, they suggested a a $25.5 million budget, a 10.6 per cent the building permit for the J.C. because his interest was in the Contact your local Bartlott napraaontattva .lor an under certain circumstances. evaluation of your trooo earn at m oharga. increase over the present year. The Penney Co., which would be the future, not in the past. BREASTS PRESH pages of notices, rules and voluntary program, costing MAID rite breaded proposal included a 9.43-mill increase park’s major tenant. regulatibns issued by govern­ only $10 million, in which the HARTFORD — Attorneys today LOS ANGELES - The focus of Bartlett Tree Service and lb. » . Remarch Laboratoriei pro- HADDOCK FILLET 1 in the General Fund tax, something planned to file federal damage Roman Polanski’s upcoming rape ment agencies. The 94th solid weight of raw food was that would have undoubtedly been U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker is vide local and economical BARTLETT VEAL 2 suits on behalf of 52 persons who trial swings to the sex life of the mrvice with over 60 yean Congress enacted 588 new weighed before it was put in FRESH remembered by voters in November, seeking young men and women to claim their constitutional rights 13-year-old girl who says the experience h all phamt of PAHIES public laws, each carrying its the can. The FDA agreed to try when all nine positions on the Board serve as pages in the United States were violated by alleged illegal Polish-born director drugged and Kientific tree care. lb. wiretapping by New Haven Hom«owntr$*instltutiort$« MAID RITE PLAIN POLLOCK HLLET own econoftiic impact. The out the simpler, less expensive of Directors will be voted on. Senate. raped her, especially her admis­ Public UtiUmi •Spraying* Weiss knew that such a proposal A person must be between the ages' police. FMdlng-Cabling^Bracing-- • - icTnr Commission on Federal ‘plan. sion to a grand jury she had volun­ Prunin9*Tre« Ramoval* FIRST OF THE SEASON was high and would be cut con­ of 14 and 16 as of Sept. 1, 1977, and tary sex with other men. Utility Lint Citaranct* VEAL Paperwork conservatively es­ It was one small victory for Wttd A Brush Control siderably, but he justified it by must have completed the eighth timates that federal reporting common sense. Now the Regional PAHIES CLAMS...... lb. 49« saying that efforts to save in past grade to qualify. CHICAGO — Amtrak has an­ FOR SCIENTIFIC TREE requirements alone cost $40 canners’ idea of making cost- budgets had caught up with the town. The pages, who are paid $9,185, at­ AUGUSTA, Maine — ’The Maine nounced its second fare increase CARS AND PROTECTION Senate votes to prohibit sale of CALL YOUR BARTLETT Call billion a year. benefit alayses. mandatory has He pointed to trucks in the Highway tend morning classes at the Capitol in less than a year, blaming infla­ representative .. aerosol spray products which may Department with more than 300,000 tion and losses incurred last 6 4 7 - 9 0 9 2 If the Carter people are real­ been revived on Capitol Hill in Page School, which offers a complete be depleting the earth’s ozone •A n w rlu 'i TtM< ar« woAti'onh Savins'^vlng*^ miles on them. He mentioned a high school curriculum. After winter for the price hikes. The ly serious about tackling this the form of the Regulatory layer and the bill now goes to Gov. hikes will average 3 per cent and iiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiin iiiii Building Department that has classes, the group reports to the problem, they might take a Cost Impact Act, which has James Longley. go into effect July 1. The last fare worked with one less inspector than Senate cloakroom for daily fresh look at an idea that has been introduced by bipartisan it had two years ago. He spoke of a increase was June 15, 1976. assignments. BOSTON - Gov. Michael S. been kicking around supporters. ^ town pension plan with ever- USDA CHOICE OEM 8EMI-BONELE88 increasing costs for the town. Students interested in applying Dukakis takes a wait and see Washington since at least 1974. The act would require every should write for applications to: Sen. stance regarding legalization of International Originally advanced by the federal agency to prepare a In its three weeks of budget Lowell Weicker Jr., 313 Russell laetrile use on cancer patients in LONDON — 'The North Atlantic BACKRUNIPx S i o n $ Senate Office Building, Washington, Massachusetts. National Canners Association consumer cost assessment set- workshops, the board talked about Treaty Organization, which ended ROAST . 1 i ^ 9 HAM lb. 1.39 during the economic summit tinf forth the direct and in­ many possible alternatives for cut­ D.C., 20510. The form must be its two-day council session with ting the budget. They discussed, but returned to Weicker by July 1. CRANSTON, R. I. — A warning an endorsement of President USDA CHOICE FRESH WAYBE8T meetings held that year, the direct costs, as well as the decided against, eliminating leaf from the outgoing president of the Carter’s proposals to streamline Rhode Island Medical Society that idea is to require every benefits, of any proposed pickup and reducing twice-a-week the alliance, turns next week to a CHICKEN progress may be hurt by in­ SIRLOIN TIP proposed new regulation or regulation or legislation that refuse collection. The budget ap­ Almanac more detailed examination of the $ creased government control over measures. law to first undergo a cost- may have a significant impact proved by the board virtually 1.39 LEGS lb. medicine, was made Wednesday.. ROAST eliminates any chance of other benefit analysis to make sure on costs to consumers. By I'niled Press International Dr. Herbert F. Hager also urged ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — U. N. expansion ideas that had been the public gains more than it The Regulatory Cost Impact Today is Thursday, May 12, the doctors to cut the cost of medicine Ambassador Andrew Young’s proposed, including the purchase of INSTALLED loses. 132nd day of 1977 with 233 to folloWl themselves, saying if a physician itinerary has expanded to include Call Act would, of course, generate property for a new South End does not regulate himself, “he We Give Old Fashioned The moon is between its last two more African nations and MR. JOHNSON Let Our Family As an exam ple of well- new paperwork of its own. But firehouse and the creation of a physi­ must not complain when someone quarter and new phase. South Africa, now that the white a intentioned but unnecessarily in this case, more would really cian extender position for the Health else regulates him.” TOLL-FREE Butcher Service.,, The morning stars are Mercury, government there has approved a costly regulation, the Food and be less in the long run. Department. Serv^Your Family! Venus and Mars. May 21 trip to Johannesburg. 1-800-842-8827 The board once again instituted a CONCORD, N. H. - U. S. Drug Administration a year The evening stars are Jupiter and STOW HOWS: freeze on all new positions. No new District Court Judge Hugh TEL AVIV, Israel - Grief- Saturn. Bownes says he isn’t sure whether job will be created unless the board stricken Israel staged a daylong COLLECT Those born on this date in history he'll rule on the detention of hun­ justifies ij. series of funerals today for 54 M«l I Ties. ’» 8M 317 MgMand SL are under the sign of Taurus. dreds of antinuclear protesters 6 6 6 - 4 6 9 1 Job reclassifications will also be at paratroopers and airmen killed in Florence Nightingale, the British being held in five National Guard CALL NOW 24 HOUR SERVICe Full metric speed ahead a premium during 1977-78. Weiss had a military helicopter crash during N ei, Ihws., I Frl ti DM nurse who founded modern nursing, armories around the state. But if night maneuvers in the wilderness MAHCHESTER recom m ended $9,000 worth of he does, he said, separation of was born May 12, 1820. near biblical Jericho. There were S it I Sandqi The nation will take a major depending upon the constant reclassifications in his budget. The sexes will be a part of it. He is no survivors in the nation's worst 'HIM step toward eventual universal support of translation, and to directors approved a contingency ac­ A thought for the day: U.S. hearing a suit seeking the release military air disaster and an in­ CONL of the 600 now remaining in deten­ adoption of the metric system most Americans, metric is a count of $3,000 for such position clergyman Fletcher Dole said, vestigation in the cause is under changes during the next fiscal year. ‘‘Good will is the mightiest practical tion. next year when highway speed way. foreign language. A plan proposed by Republican force in the universe.” limit signs are chang^ from Easing the changeover will miles per hour_to kilometers be the fact that 1978 model per hour. cars will come equipped with Open forum ^ cDE^ of what the com- strips in a divided highway, ple buy shoes. being made with a natural CARPENTER ANTS mittdLcBBs our flowering which have been available which extendeid to a chapel train. Her chapel veil was "Just because your foot contoured toe box, but In addition to being edged in lace and she carried a trailing cascade bouquet tree trail. The May 9 for planting. A north-south will tolerate a shoe in the without the negative heel. unsightly and unsanitary. snowstorm en^ed the dis­ of white stephanoitis, red roses, baby’s breath, and route along Main St., for store,” Dr. Pollack said, "Above all, your shoes Black Ants excavate play. variegated ivy. example, offers fewer such "does not necessarily must be well suited to your extensive galleries in wood Twelve more cherries Mrs. John Lisotto of Granby was maid of honor. opportunities. * mean that the shoe is good own particular foot s ^ c - to serve as nesting places have recently been planted Bridesmaids were Miss Maureen Gordon of Windsor and may cause extensive ’The trees have been for your foot.” ture, said Dr. Pollack, along the trail and more Locks and Miss Judy Bianca of Windsorville. damage to your home. purchased as part of the A pump-style shoe stays will follow a year from David Walsh of Manchester was his brother’s best committee’s Memorial on your, foot by squeezing now. Although the com­ man. Ushers were Richard Nicolas and Michael Nicolas, Tree Program, started in the toes and metatarsals mittee plants trees of other E 4 . both of Manchester and brothers of the bride; Michael 1965. Citizens have been en­ together, he pointed out. species, it has been ad­ couraged to donate $5 or Walsh and John Walsh, both of Manchester and brother’s "High heeled and plat­ viced that the cherries are of the bridegroom; and Theodore Moriarity of East Hart­ more to have a tree planted form shoes put the ankle About town best adapted for spring ford. in memory of someone in joint in a basically unstable planting. Ash trees were A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club the family or a friend. Both M y position. This makes ior a Preventive Maintenance program planted last year In the fall the State Highway Depart­ after which the couple left for St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. sprained ankles and falls and will be planted this Mrs. Walsh is employed as a secretary at Hamilton Uriel Lodge of Masons ment and the Town Park much easier.” fall, but for more cherries Standard in Windsor Locks. Mr. Walsh is employed as a will meet Saturday at 7:30 Department have par­ t The so-called “natural” we will wait a year. laboratory technician for the Town of Manchester Water p.m. at the Maso^c Tern-. ticipated in the planting, Mrs. Kevin T. Walsh or negative heeled shoe ac­ t Dr. Douglas H. Smith, with no charge for the r- Department. (Johnson photo) pie In Merrow. The Fellow- 49-9240 _ x r a f t degree will be con­ chairman of the com­ work. Some of it has been ferred. Robert Gold, senior mittee, says the shape of done also, as a donation, by warden, will preside. U E H E R m m i n n the tree was the primary Morgan Grant, proprietor reason for switching, at The Oldest & Largest in Conn. of Grantland Nursery, who some locations, from the has raised some of the lENUINE GLOVE LEA1 flowering crab apple trees, trees and purchased TENNIS SHOES Menus previously used, to the others, which he has sold to SPMIIG AT CONECTIGUrS Kwanzon cherry. The crab the committee at his sold nationally to *22 aisles, like other apples, wholesale cost. have a wide spread of •t SHOE-TOWN... bread, butter, milk, MOST UNqUE GARDEII CENTER While it may have been School Friday: Baked lasagna, Thursday: Baked fillet in lemon sauce, branches fairly close the peaches. possible, once, to buy a Cafeteria menus which tossed salad, bread, butter, chicken with gravy, boiled buttered whole kernel cor- ground. As the trees grow, Save to 43% on these first quality, genuine glove Wednesday: Elementary tree for $5, that is no longer will be served May 16-20 at milk, Jello with topping. potato in jacket, carrot and n, seasoned green peas, Our (amout patio vagatablaa are Ini .. the branches may obstruct — chicken salad on a roll, true. Kwanzon cherries leath er JIMMY CONNORS tennis shoes. Manchester Public Schools raisin salad, fresh pear, canned purple plums, rye the view of drivers roun- orange juice, vegetable planted in 1976 cost $25 are as follows: Elderly whole wheat bread, bread, margarine, skim A 3 foot tom ato with fruit in a pot j ding a corner or meeting sticks, milk, ice cream. each and trees of the same Designeid for good fit and comfort with leath er soft-foam Monday: Frankfurt on a Menus which will be margarine, skim milk, milk, coffee or tea. other traffic at an intersec­ Junior and Senior High: for your deck or patio. variety this year cost $40 p a d d le d roll, baked beans, served May 16-20 at coffee or tea. Menus are subject to tion. collar/tongue, cushioned arch and terry insole. Long- Beef tacos, orange juice, each. sauerkraut, milk, apple Mayfair and Westhill Friday: Baked haddock change. The cherry tree s, a wearing super-traction soles. Available in white... men’s 6V2-12M. salad, milk, ice cream. North End next crips. Gardens to Manchester Japanese variety, have Thursday: Sloppy Joes D r. Smith says the Tuesday: Baked meat residents over 60 are as h i^ e r branches that do not Hurry in... this sale ends Saturday. on a roll, butter^ wax —WEEKEND SPECIAL- number of donations has ioaf, parslied potato, follows: spread as far from the beans, bread, butter, milk, increased each year and buttered peas and carrots. Monday: Barbecued beef 21/^ cublo foot Peat Moss trunk. They also have love­ chocolate cake. TAKARA gifts may be made at any on a bun, seasoned green lOSPEiDBIKB ly blossoms, which are time of year, addressed to beans, tossed green salad pink and double. They NmUwPrin Reg. $4.95...... NOW •3.25 th e Memorial Tree SHOE-TOWN with salad dressing, fruited MiHAnMIMNUTI 129 bloom a little later than the Program at the Greater where famous brand nam es cost less! gelatin with whipped top­ « flowering crab apples. OMtlkm Manchester Chamber of MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR ping, bread, margarine, rdbnfMUni: Tel. They are relatives of the Commerce office, 257 E. Shop-Rite Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. Birth skim milk, coffee or tea. Lexington GardeiiS 633-3921 famous Washington, D.C., Center St. The donor Spencer St. (Silver L ^ e ) S Hlllslown R d . ______Route 159 Tuesday: Turkey salad •mmtm cherries. •mn amnu wi receives an acknowledge­ Other loeaUoiw throughout Comuellcut on shredded lettuce, baked iimuimwm THE MARKETPLACE, GLEN LOCHEN,;GLASTONBURY Mainly on public land Free parking. BankAmericard. Mastefcharfle. beans, sliced tomatoes and Rusconi, Matih e w M r. and Mrs. Ervin FAMOUS unruu Open Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monda/10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The trees have been Rusconi of 23 Ensign St. cucumbers, chilled John.>hn, son of Philip J. anH.^ WAMUNTT Tuesday-Friday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:0O p.m. planted, with one excep­ H is maternal great­ peaches, roll, margarine, Joan Cary Rusconi of FULLY SET UP AND tion, on public land, ow n^ Lebanon. He was born grandfather is Frank B. skim milk, coffee or tea. FULLY ttRVKEDI ______ConnectlcuVe Meet Unique Gardening Center ^ either by the town or by the April 29 at Manchester Crocker of 48 Russell St. Wednesday: Roast rump ■nuu.l BENTS AND Cmmum Ht kcicki LADIES MDOELI state, llie exception is the Memorial Hospital. Bis- His maternal great­ .of beef with gravy, grounds of Center Church, maternal grandparents4re grandmother is Mrs. potatoes au gratin, which the committee felt Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Cary Charles D, Cary of seasoned broccoli, also serves a public pur­ of^18 Winthrop Rd. His Ipswich, Mass. He has a chocolate cake, bread, The BIKE SHOP 1»0 SPRUCe STHleT, MANCHIDTER pose. Staying off private paternal grandparents are brother, Jacob, 2. margarine, skim milk, iMr-1027a ai _ _ _ , land, the trail has many coffee or tea. Kwanzon cherry trees in bloom at Wobdbridge St. and E. Middle Tpke. gaps. Two-Fer Sale They were set out in,the spring of 1976 and are part of Manchester’s Driving on Middle Tpke. flowering tree trail. (Ri^rald photo^Pinto) from the Hartford side, one MANCHESTER STATE BANK LUCKY WINNERSm Save Buy one of these TV cdor consdes j v wm and get a matching stereo console Finast£.Ma(icl‘«st«'Stale ?«{ik ^

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Lctterv Subsciifition m j FEW aMm$ (If TK 15,427 TliltS IK SOI: :ei 6'ant4H.tli!kk l30..4lhPrtz«j 3ib snmmK m s s c u n m t ADtAwbPMIIT STOCK • m m ne»» tumma •rnmnaumaamarnKm NMatKClBkUKL Nate Agostinelli, president of Manchester State Bank, assisted by Pam mode) B415 Earlv American maple color. $4.N murnttitmatiK Wheeler, bank employe, draw the lucky winners in the bank’.s grand model B526 Early American maple color, NMuiiHii/mitnH. RMimnuTnuTiMi alio in pine, oak and pecan. . lt.silQ.YD. opening contest, held at their new K-Mart Plaza branch. mrrmumium 'WisrileKoouii ■WDUmiDLEiLFUT M M ML YD. m stffU S $3.41 “On behalf of the employees, officers, directors, we would like to express wiuiiDmwnM M'M«MI$4.SI our thanks for making the opening of the first Connecticut Commercial i i m Bank branch In a supermarket a success .... We will continue to do all that th n a itn ii c u u m m KMZOWTIC ■iM pm U kr M M iK M in CAIKIN SkietIMil we can to better serve the most Important people we know ..... our etakoiinKiimE llb.kM fOKCUS iiMut'ri/f CITTU customers. Thank you." ... Nate Agostinelli dkiaw lU tin n m u H8.V2 You’re gonna love Wendy’s hot-n-luicy hamburgers. LOHERY TICKET WINNER TV WINNER RIANT STUFFED ANIMAL WINNER Mcy SMIIUTO Juky meat toppings. And lots of napldns. Shirley Neczkowekl Frederick Young Anne 8. Qllbert 'NOR CASE MW 206 Hackmatack St. model B415 Spaniih oak color. SMNU EXTIAFHN 112 Woodside Street 58 Falknor Drive model B522 Spaniih oak color. NH! BED Manchester, Conn. ^ I r a la w K m Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Conn. • OdWhl BEODM SPBEBBS ^ m t i Tdiiili ^ SETS fK M Act now during this factory authoriaed speclaL WINNERS OF THE CANNED HAMS MlltN- m m $ f 0IHI45** UNdOIm AU COTTON WILLIAM 8. 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Sighls • Soinds ® OSetetigkee OCfraytrai MAIN OFFICE 1041 MAIN STREET TEL 848-4004 Directors, officers and J i t h p l h e M bank employees were S c Biidesl FRf DINT COUDON UFMtM OROCMNQ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 08040 UPPER LEVEL O OPEN 10-9:30 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. m u m BRANCH OFFICE K-MART PLAZA, 208 SPENCER 8T. not eligible for the WESTFARMS MALL 5 6 1 -3 8 4 7 Next To Slop & Shop u m u m drawing. IM PAGE EIGHT-A- MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., May 12, 1»77 Glassman discusses f Obituaries ) Borrowing approved Health department honors vo-tech legislation l . L. Turner, 67, dies, industrial park The Board of Directors Tuesday diture would require approval of the flu clinic volunteers state Rep. Abe Glassman, who was the creation of a separate board of Manchester Economic Development night granted authorization for the ' how to organize such a massive instrumental in obtaining state funds directors for vocational-technical By JUNE TOMPKINS when it arrived. Because this area’s was former educator Town of Manchester to begin Commission (EDC). The boq^ un­ program, and who would do it. for the expaasion of Howell Cheney schools. If a such a board was immunization rate was the highest in GLASTONBURY - Uewellyn L. Teacher Association, secretary and borrowing the money that will pay animously approveid ,the borrowing Herald Reporter “The town had a history of doing Regional Vocational/Technlcal created, it would be put into competi­ authorization. the country, Sardinia said Turner, 67, of 107 Minnechaug Dr., vice-president of the Connecticut for the proposed industrial park. Volunteerism is alive and well and toings,” Gallacher said as he told School, told the Parent/Student Club tion with vocational and technical Manchester would be eligible for former state consultant for Vocational Association and chairman This will allow the town to begin in­ The board also approved a resolu­ Mch ln evidence in Manchester. how a handful of people involved at of the school that legislation is going programs and career programs in extra federal grants toward future agricultural education, died of the North Atlantic Future vesting the money to gain income tion that grants the town the right to That was the observation of town first grew to several hundred. "This through the legislature that will local high schools, he said. immunization programs. Wednesday at Manchester Memorial Farm ers of America planning com­ from interest. Town Manager Robert begin acquiring property within the. officials Wednesday night at a dinner town decided there was a need and affect vocational-technical educa­ “There are separate board of As a result of the Guiddaln-Barre Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. mittee. B. Weiss said. park. hosted by the Manchester Health responded. We came out of it feeling tion. trustees for the University of paraljrkis syndrome which affected Cora Rivard Turner. He was the first president of the The authorization permits Town Counsel Victor I. Moses said Department for the townspeople who the city of village charm has got to "Finally a lot of people have begun Connecticut, community colleges, that he felt such an action had several people after receiving the flu Mr. Turner was bom in Penn­ Connecticut Future Farmers Foun­ borrowing for the full |15.4 million volunteered their services at recent mean the quality of people involved.” to realize that we have been state colleges and vocational- probably een included in previous vaccine. Dr. Catherine Samples of sylvania and had lived in Glaston­ dation of America. In 1972, he was that was included in the March immunization clinics. Calling volunteerism the name of negligent in vocational-technical technical colleges, and they are all votes by the board, but a separate the State Health Department said bury for 33 years. Before retiring in awarded the honorary American referendum. But, the town will only About 200 persons attended a the game, Mrs. Lynn Gustafson, head education for the past few years. competing for available funds. They resolution on the matter was needed that although many persons have the 1973, he had served for 12 years as Farmers’ degree by the Future borrow about |3 million right now, dinner at the Army-Navy Qub where school nurse and assistant to Town Both the Democrats and Republicans are just fighting with each other and syndrome in their bodies, the flu vac­ state consultant for agricultural Farmers of ^ erica and received Weiss said. as a “technical requirement.” they heard "The Manchester Flu Health Director Dr. Alice Turek have now jumped on the bandwagon, they are going off in their own direc­ cine might cause the paralysis to oc­ education. He previously was direc­ the Connecticut State Grange Republican Director -"Vivian Weiss also told the board that the Clinic Story” related in phases by of­ during the flu clinic program, said realizing that this is the vehicle tion, without any relationship to what cur in a closer cluster under the vac­ tor of the Agricultural D ^ rtm e n t in honorary recognition award. Ferguson at first objected to the Hartman Tobacco Co. has agreed to ficials directly associated with the that Manchester has done well in needed in order to train people for others are d^ing. As a result, we built cine program. ’There is an element in Glastonbury. He also had been an He had received his bachelor and authorization to borrow the full sell property to the town an i buy it project. \ the jobs science demands,” he said. expensive 'facilities, developed volunteering even though a volunteer th ^ u vaccine, Dr. Samples said, agriculture teacher in Eqfield and an master degrees in science from the amount. But, Weiss said that the back at the same price if the park It seemed lo^cal for Manchester is considered to be part of a dying Glassman, who lives in South programs that were paralled to one that can apparently set up a paralysis assistant principal and agriculture University of Connecticut and had town’s bond counsel had project does not develop. The Hart­ Memorial Hpspltal to become in­ race. Windsor, said he just happened to be another, and found it wasteful and a reaction. ’The state will be more teacher in Richford, Vt. studied at the Universities of New recommended that authorization for man land is more than a 61 million volved with the flu immunization at the right place at the right time real waste of our resources.” Using civic group and club careful to inform the public in the He formerly was president of the Hampshire, Vermont and the New the full amount be granted now, even purchase, Weiss said. program last fall, said Michael when the Cheney Tech expansion “With the limited number of membership lists for her source of future about any possible effects of a Franklin County, Vermont, Teachers York Agricultural and Technical though the town will not borrow all of Director Phyllis Jackston also Gallacher, assistant administrator, plans were brought before the dollars that we have today, we just contacts, Mrs. Gustafson said the vaccine. Association, vice-president of the Institute at Alfred. the money. proposed that the board meet with because the hospital’s origin was response was untelievable and she legislature. ‘Tm really pleased. As can’t afford to waste money,” he In conclusion. Town Manager Glastonbury Education Association, Other survivors are two daughters, Mayor Matthew” Morlarty said, the EDC to discuss the project. founded on the need for such an in­ you know many students from South said. turned to the same list to aid in the Weiss said, “I don’llh in k w e could nresident of the Connecticut Vo-Ag Mrs. Maureen Magee of Andover and “When it comes to something like “I think it’s our obligation. We are stitution after the World War I flu Windsor attend or try to attend Though people have been critical of recent measles immunization clinic survive and have what we have in Miss Margaret Turner of New this, we should go with the experts.” the ones who are spending the epidemic. at the schools. Cheney Tech. Hopefully we will be the state Department of Education, money,” she said. this town without volunteers.” He Haven; and two grandchildren. Director Beldon Schaffer added After preliminary meetings with “ We’re waiting to find out what the able to get more of them in here.” "accusing them of neglecting Mrs. Esther G. Adler Two other directors — Jack credited Dr. ’Turek and the health ’The funeral is Friday at 9 ajn. that the borrowing procedure is a the town health department, government needs next," she said. He said he was also glad that a lot vocational-technical education, ” Mrs. Esther Gerschenson Adler, Goidberg and Carl Zinsser — said department with the successful from the John F. Tierney Funeral routine practice in such matters. Gallacher said it began to sound like State Health Coordinator Anthony of people are waking to the problem Glassman thinks the legislatures 69, of 29 Diane Dr. died Wednesday at that the town should take a more management of the flu and measles Home, 219 W. Center St., Weiss added, “I have not intention a military briefing, “How many peo­ Sardinia said the flu program had and thus making it easier to obtain over the years has been equally at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She positive attitude in its discussions Fund drive launched clinics. Manchester, with a Mass at St. of spending any money that isn’t ple jrer gun?” The vaccine was to be brought a lot of problems to light support and funds for the legislation fault. “They are the ones who give was the widow of Meyer Adler. Entertainment was provided by a Dunstan’s Church at 10. Burial will necessary at this time.” Any expen- about the J.C .'Penney Co., which Therese Nadeau, the Muscular Dystrophy State Poster Child, visited the Town Fire administered by pressure gun. which are now being applied to new necessary for vocational-technical the Department of Education the Mrs. Adler was bom in Russia and youth group of musicians from be in St. James Cemetery, would be the park’s major tenant. Gallacher described the shaky epidemics. He describe the task of education. movies that are necessary for had lived in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Department this week. Here, she is with Fire Fighter Tom Raimondo and Mayor Matthew Manchester High School and the Manchester. Goldberg said that the town might beginning of the program which in­ finding available cold storage A Glassman, who is chairman of the providing services to vocational- M. Moriarty at the Center Firehouse. Her visit is part of a fund raising event for Muscular Sunshiners, a group of senior for numy years before coming to Friends may call at the funeral Casasanta of Hartford; a daughter, be concentrating too> much on the volved questions of legal liability, technical schools and local schools. facilities for storing the vaccine citizens. education committee, said he and the Manchester two years ago. She was a home tonight from 6 to 8. Mrs. Nancy R. Dowling of Tolland; possibility that the firm might not Dystrophy being conducted by the local fire department and fire fighters’ unions “So, if there has been a complete senator from Essex, both cornered member of Temple Beth Sholom. The family suggests that any her father, Joseph Allen of Pen­ come to Manchester. nationwide. (Photo by Skoglund) with vocational-technical education, disregard for vocational-technical She is survived by two sons, memorial gifts may be made to the sacola, Fla.; six brothers, Frank - "Everybody has the feeling that education over the years, it’s not the 2 have received a promise from the Sheldon Adler of Manchester, with Connecticut Future Farmers of Allen of E ast Windsor, Alfred Allen J.C . Penney is coming-to town except Age discrimination charged House and Senate chairmen that fault of the Department of Educa­ whom she made her home, and America, Box 2219, Hartford,. 06115. of Pensacola, Russell Allen of St. the people of Manchester. We have to some of the bills not able to be tion. It’s the fault of the legislatures Samuel Adler of Cincinnati, Ohio; a Augustine, Fia., and Roy Allen, change our attitude,” Goldberg said. Firem en Manchester police report A charge of discrimination because World War II service as an Air Force reported out, would be reported out' and administrations that existed brother, Morris Gerschenson of Fort Mrs. Fiore Casasanta Robert Allen and Paul Allen, all of Zinsser added, “It’s not if J.C . of age filed with the Human radio operator in 32 combat mis­ by emergency certification. during those years,” Glassman said. Lauderdale; two sisters, Mrs. Lily EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. San Francisco, Calif.; three sisters, Penney comes, it’s when.” Relations Commission by Roy, M. sions. He also had worked for many He said he has introduced a piece plan drive Thompson, 369 Mountain Rd., was Weingast of Fort Lauderdale and Dorothy Allen Casasanta of 1142 Mrs. Violet Gay of Tolland, Mrs. Pending legal matters have The detective bureau of the Gary D. Steadman, 22, of East years in two local funeral homes. of legislation affecting the Industrial' The Parerit/Student Qub elected denied by Assistant Town Manager Site Hcrali^ Mrs. Anna Cohen of Miami Beach, Forbes St. died Wednesday at Mt. Pauline. Taylor of Pensacolam and delayed work on the park, and Manchester Police Department Hartford, was apprehended on a The hearing will be the first for the Funds, which presently cannot be officers Wednesday night. and Charles F. McCarthy Jr ., and Fla.; and four grandchildren. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. She was the Mrs. Shirley Ferraro of Torrance, Penney has signed an agreement Town of Manchester fire arrested Linda E . Nevins, 34, of rearrest warrant, Wednesday on a commission in its monitoring role un­ used ifor things that will not be Ruth Hereble was named presi­ Police Chief Robert D. Lannan The funeral is scheduled for 1 p.m. wife of Fiore Casasanta. Calif.; and a grandchild. with the town that it would like to will be at the Manchester P a ra d e on Windsor on a court-issued warrant charge of fourth-degree larceny. He der the town’s Affirmative Action expended for a given project. The dent, succeeding Leo Landry. Other today. Section today at Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Mrs. Casasanta was bom in New The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 begin work in Manchester by Saturday, May 21, from 11 a.m. to 4 Wednesday. She was charged with was being held in lieu of $500 bond for Plan set up last July. change would permit the fund to be elected officers are Germain Morin, Thompson, 52, charged in the for­ Farmington Ave., Hartford. Burial Brunswick, Canada, and had lived in a.m. from Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral September. p.m. on behalf of the Muscular four counts of obtaining a controlled court appearance today. McCarthy said he is not sure what used for the purchase of such things vice-president; Edward Curtis, mal complaint that he was rejected will be in Temple Beth Sholom East Hartford for the past 30 years. Home, 247 Washington St., Hartford, Weiss said that Penney officials Dystrophy Association. substance by forgery of a prescrip­ Charles J. Wesneski, 43, of 16 Two proc^ure will be followed for the as hammers and saws that would ex­ treasurer; Pat Fraser, recording for a job as a radio dispatcher for toe Memorial Park. Before retiring a year ago, she was with a Mass at St. Christopher’s are still enthusiastic about coming to A fire boot will serve as a recep­ tion and one count of attempt to ob­ Wadsworth St., was charged with hearing, but he is recommending that tend beyond a given project, secretary; and Barbara Custer, cor­ Police Department because of his The family suggests that any employed at Travelers Insurance Church at 10:30. Burial will be in Mt. town. tacle for donations. The fire fighters' tain a controlled substance by fourth-degree larceny in connection THURSDAY, it be a closed hearing, as with other Glassman said he didn’t support responding secretary. age. memorial gifts may be made to the Cos., Hartford, for 20 years. She was St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. " I talked to Ralph Henderson hope to fill the boot. forgery. ’The charges date to in­ with a shoplifting incident at Arthur grievances heard by the town. He A hearing before the Human MAY 12, 1977 Israel Emergency Fund in care of a communicant of St. Christopher’s Friends may call at the funeral (Penney vice-president) today. He’s Jerry Lewis is the national chair­ cidents from last October through Drug Wednesday night. He was said he would not participate in any Relations Commission has been the Hartford Jewish Federation, 333 Church. home tonight from 7 to 9 and Friday most anxious to put a shovel in the man and Mrs. Gerald Ford is January. She was released on a $500 released” on a nonsurety bond for hearing unless it is handled this way. scheduled for Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. to Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford.- Other survivors are a son, Glenn from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ground,” Weiss said. honorary chairman of the Muscular nonsurety bond for court May 23. court May 23. He believes it is necessary, he said, Dystrophy Association. Donations Elsworth White, 54, of 211 Center hear Thompson’s charges and to to protect the rights of the in­ question town officials involved in collected on May 21 will be presented James E. Richardson, 16, of 67 St. was charged witli failure to grant dividuals involved. ^ PUBLIC the hiring process. Lannan also denied that the com­ at the annual Labor Day Muscular Phelps Rd., was charged Wednesday right-of-way in connection with a ac­ The commission will look at the MANCHESTER McCarthy said that the charge was plaint was valid, but did not wish to NOTICE Dystrophy Telethon on behalf of the on a warrant with disorderly conduct cident Monday in which White’s bicy­ complaint totally, McCarthy said, not valid as far as the age considera­ comment further until he appears town fire fighters by the Inter­ in connection with an incident at cle was in collision with a car on E. before the commission next week. amf make a report of the hearing Pursuant to Qiapter 439, Sec­ ^ After 40 years and 3 prior commissions, Connecticut is tion, noting that the last person hired national Association of Fire fighters. Manchester High School last week. Middle Tpke. White suffered a frac­ Lannan said that the person hired with any questions or suggestions to tion 22a-ld of the General MEMORIAL CO. INC. ctose to reorganizing. I am impressed by this Legisla­ and a present dispatcher are as old as The fund raising event is a project He was released on a w ritten tured nose and multiple bruises in the as a dispatcher recently under the the Board of Directors and the town Statutes of Connecticut, or older than Thompson and the town ture's concern for establishing responsive gpvernrhent. 77 of many piofessional fire fighters’ promise to appear in court May 23. accident. The driver of the car in­ manager. notice is hereby given that IS STILL IN BUSIMESS has had no complaints about them. Comprehensive Employment and Alee Ayers, President unions nationwide. Capt. Joseph Sartor of the detec­ volved was Eveleen M. Smith, 18, of Training Act (CETA) is in his mid- The town manager has the final copies of an environmental McCarthy said Thompson was one assessment of the proposed League of Women Voters of Conn. tive bureau said the bureau is in­ Bolton. Police said White’s bicycle 20’s. responsibility in personnel matters, . i T ' of four persons to qualify for an inter­ McCarthy said. Manchester Industrial Park, BUT WE HAVE MOVED vestigating several recent incidents crossed in front of traffic when it ran Thompson could not be reached for view with the police chief for the prepared by and for the ALL SALES AND DISPLAY OF About town at the high school involving smoke into the side of the Smith vehicle. comment today, but he listed his Any recommendation would be position after taking a written exam. Connecticut Department of CEMETERY MEMORIALS TO bombs and many false alarms. He Police reported that seyeral cars qualifications for the position, in­ made with the intent of preventing Commerce are available for parked on Turnbull Rd. were van­ Several other persons applied for the similar complaints or problems in OUR MANUFACTURINQ PLANT Washington LOL, No. 117, will stressed that anyone found to be cluding eight years of work with the review at the following dalized Wednesday night. The tires job initially, McCarthy said, and the future, McCarthy said.. At Comw Of meet Friday at 8 p.m. in Orange responsible in the acts of mischief Town Fire Department, as well as locations within the Town of will be arrehted. on at least five cars had bqen were ranked on a merit system out­ Manchester: reported punctured by this morning. lined for all town hiring. Office of the HARR IS ^ Town Clerk Town Hall 41 Center Street, Area bulletin board Business Is Being Con­ I W I IIKM'fm'JUIIillMI Manchester, Connecticut, ducted UNDER SAME 06040 Andover chairman. Donations should be sent to Mrs. Hours: Roach or to the nursing office, P.O. Box 203^ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., OWNERSHIP AND CRAFT South Windsor WHAT’S Andover Elementary School students will be Coventry. The association is a nonprofit Monday-Friday PERSONNEL. dismissed Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. for a organization that depends on public donations. The Senior Citizens Qub Great Adventure and teacher workshop. trip planned for May 17-18 has been canceled. The First Congregational Church of Coven­ Mary Cheney Library OF SME BdllDHIDIT Jim Snow, town recreation director, will have try will serve its Supper of the Month Saturday 586 Main Street, Sm Our Indoor and Outdoor DIaplay details later on a substitute trip. from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Proceeds go to reduce the Manchester, Connecticut Bolton Report cards were issued to Timothy Hours: church debt. NEW STATE ROAD? Edwards School studenU April 25. Parents 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., The dental hygienist will be at Bolton High The Coventry Board of Education has dis­ Monday-Friday Phone 649-5807 with questions or concerns may call 644-2419 School beginning Wednesday. Each student tributed questionnaires which seek public and talk with their child’s guidance counselor. 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., may have his teeth cleaned and checked for p . comment on the school system. The forms, Saturday ★ ★ DBEBiiS** The South Windsor Historical Society will For 64, a flouride treatment will be included still available at local supermarkets and t have its annual meeting tonight at 8 at the Additional copies are as well. Permission slips, sent^home with libraries, should be returned by Monday. available at: Wood Memorial Library, 783 Main St. Doris students last week, must be returned by The Mystical Rose Catholic Mothers Circle Due to on error on the Burgdorf and Jean Klein will give a spinning Connecticut Department Tuesday. will m w t Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the home Commerce demonstration and officers will be elected. We’vo Expandedl of Lucile Friedrich. Guests planning to attend Zlnasblngtoo Street, pert of The Hereldp an In­ Carrie Dooman, a student at Bolton High The public is invited. School, representd the school at the Morse should call Mrs. Friedrich, 872-4189. ’The Haraord, Connecticut On May 22 at 1 p.m., Mrs. Elolse West will correct Sears Automotive (Allege “type-off” recently at the Holiday Inn Mothers Circle will attend Mass at 7:30 p.m. 06106 give a lecture and demonstration on the art of Come In and Visit Our Hours; VDUR SUPPORT in Meriden. More than 150 high schools Wednesday at St. Jam es Church, Manchester. Ad ran on Wed.p M ay 11. gravestone rubbings at the home of Mrs 8:30 k-in. to 4:30 p.m., participated in the contest. The Town of Coventry will sponsor its an­ Monday-Friday Caroline Toce; 1523 Main St. Those attending T h e correct ad will The Bolton Congregational Church nual “Spring Festival of Song” Tuesday at 8 will go to a nearby cemetery and do some ac­ Comments on the above-noted Congregators Club will have a bowling party p.m. at Coventry High School, under the direc­ NEW CARPET SHOWROOM. assessment may be addressed appear In tomorrow night’s tual rubbings. Call Mrs. Jean Klein, 289-6940, Friday. All adults in the church are welcome tion of Roger Sherman. Along with the high for reservations. to: to join the club. To learn more, call Ann Bren- school choruses and the Coventry Chamber Commissioner Herald. Sally Vaughn and Julie Riddlesworth have dle, 646-8499, or Lynette Heffron, 646-8412. Singers, the program will feature the new Edward J. Stockton Connecticut stands at a crossroad. To been elected co-presidents of St. Peter’s The Bolton High School freshman class will Coventry Junior Chamber Singers. Tickets Connecticut Department deliver the services required now and in the Episcopal Churchwomen. Other officers are have an ice cream social Saturday from 11 may be purchased from any choral member of Commerce U (Jnlike previous reports 44 , .. too many of our ’Theo Petersen, treasurer, and Marilyn Serus, future, state government must become a.m. to 4 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. and at Captain Nathan Hale School or Coven­ 210 Washington Street, that gathered dust, the Filer agencies in both state and secretary. FRIDAY and SATURDAY try High School. Hartford, Connecticut 06106 report wUI serve as the basis more effective. federal government are The Bolton Center School Grade 8 class will All comments must be PARK HILL JOYCE for a valued reorganization of Governor Grasso recognized the need structured as responses to hold a combination tag sale, bake sale and car received by 9:00 a.m.. May 23, the government of the state wash Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the FLOWER SHOP for reorganization in December, 1975, yesterday's problems and Ellington Vernon MAY 13th and 14th 1W7. of Connecticut. w yesterday's special interest Bolton Elementary School parking lot. 005-5 WEEKEND Governor Ella Grasso when she authorized the Committee on the demands. w Donations to either sale may be dropped off at The Ellington High School Athletic Associa­ The Art Department of the Vernon public the school or at the home of Harvey Harpin, 8 FROM 10 am - 5 pm Structure of State Government to submit Cecil D. Andrus. tion will sponsor an antique flea market and schools will sponsor an exhibit of student work SPECIAL Cl.S. Secretary of the Interior Shady Lane. Proceeds will be used for a class bake sale Saturday on the high school through May 21 in the Edith Peck Room of the recommendations. The Filer Committee trip. grounds. Maple St. Refreshments will be Rockville Public Library. Work by students in report that resulted Is the basis of Senate (4 Improved governmen­ Three Bolton educators attended a recent available as well as pony rides for the Grades 1-12 will be exhibited during the tal services will flow from the Daisies bill 357 now before the Legislature. With 44 Reorganization has a workshop at East Hartford High School spon­ children. The market hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 regular hours of the children’s library. greater degree of accounia- Carpet, Ceramic and Sheet Vinyl deansing effect. It Is a state­ sored by the Commission on Public Schools of p.m. Mrs. Cindy Belanger has been elected presi­ 5 0 bility and responsibllty cre­ your support that bill wOi so o n becom e law. ment by elected officials the New England Association of Schools and dent of the Vernon Junior Women’s Club. ated by reorganization, Help Connecticut Join the many other Factory Representatives will be (CA»H and CAMIY) ___ that they are doing the Colleges. The workshop was for educators Hebron Other officers are Cathy LeFurge, first vice- nowtM md AMUMaiuiun roa ivtm occahou ... Mercer Doty states now benefiting from efficient, reor­ maximum they can do. whose schools are scheduled for evaluation in president; Darlene Paolillo, second vlcepresi- present to answer all your Reorganization Advisor 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 FREE ganized state government 1979. Attending were Joseph Fleming, Bolton The Rham High School mathematics team dent; Janet Canane, treasurer; Regina North Carolina Legislature Richard Suism an questions. PARKING . FRANK GAKELER, Prop. Member, Hartford City High School principal; Kenneth Roy, faculty finished fourth in competition in the Greater Kopecky, assistant treasurer; Sheila irk'k'k-k'k’k'kiritirif'k'k'k'kifif Council member and steering committee chairman, Middlesex County Mathematics League. The Clzauskas, membership; Gay Stewart, recor­ and George Rohaeik, faculty member and Rham team is advised by Roger Clark. ding secretary, and Eleanor Crlstofanl, cor­ assistant chairman of Roy’s committee. responding secretary. 44 I flrmly believe the only The women of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church RwfTMhmtnts and Qifto to All our Friendsl way state government can David Teller, a junior at Bolton High School, will conduct a plant and bake sale Saturday Rachel Winter and Bill Fox, students at COMPLETE GM maintain an adequate level has been chosen to participate in the Student and Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Rockville High School and Principal Edward Hid VfNi of sendee and control costs Science Training Program in Physics and church. Vegetables, berries, shrubs, peren­ Masker represented the school at a Youth Ac­ U D D in iis n m Is to consolidate. w Astronomy at Rensselaer Polytechnic nials, annuals, ground cover and such, as well tion Awards Program conducted by Gov. Ella REPAIRS Institute. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rose Marie Verrili as gardening equipment and supplies, will be Grasso. To earn the award students collect^ K now? Teller of 21 Green Hills Dr. He is one of 34 Pet lovers regard • COLLISION Rrst Selectman. Wilton on sale. The group will sponsor a Community 1,138 cans of food for the Tri-Town Pantry students in the nation chosen for the program. Flea Market in Phelps Hall, Rt. 85, June 4 and Drive. the Pet listings as • MECHANICAL 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and noon to 3 p.m \ M e Miss Maxine Rothe, who has been on a their pet reading WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS Those wishing to rent space should call 228- Senator ^Nayne Baker or RepreiKntative Pat Hendel Coventry year’s leave of absence from her teaching post in Classified. CARS AND TRUCKS 9311 or 537-3457 during the day or 537-1802 at the Lake Street School, will step down as Qanuint Part$ Co-Chairmen William Stockdale of Putnam, traveler and evenings for more information. president of the Connecticut Education & IhC. Factory Trained Machanlca lecturer, will present his new motion picture, Government Administration and Policy Committee "nie Rham High School chorus will par­ Association June 30. "The Great Train Trip —Across Siberia and (next to Manehoatar Sand t Qraval) 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Room 411 ticipate in dedication ceremonies on the Lewis B. Rome, minority leader of the Su CALL64C-6464 Around the World,” tonight at 8 at Coventry State Capitol, Hartford, CT High School. The event is sponsored by the grounds of the State Capitol, Hartford, May 19 Senate, will be the guest speaker at the First Congregational Church. State’s mental health bell meeting of the Vernon Young Republicans wi be dedicated by Gov. Ella Grasso. The May 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steven 431 cM gw Vd. PHONE 643-2711 Citizens for Better Government through Reorganization,Greenwich, CT The Coventry Public Health Nursing Tel. 643 -5168 FOIIASIfirANCffNPUCfM fOUHAO M l was given to the Mental Health Associa­ Association has started'Its annual fund drive Wakefield, 151 Huntington Dr. Rome will Carter Chevrolet tion in honor of the citizen’s mental health uUaiiclicstfi/i, Ct. 06040 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER with Mrs. David Roach of Lewis Hill Rd. as speak about legislation now before the Senate movement originated in Connecticut. and other matters of state concern. PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 12.1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 12, 1977— PAGE THRE&B Bolton Testing plan rejected is first w t ;.- Bacon tops Tech Bobick overmatched Vernon this would mean that only those who final exam. By LEN AUSTER runs in the second. A Wotus pace CHieney’s seven-hit at­ are college-bound would be taking Board member. Robert Bubeau A proposal that would require double to left delivered two tack. NEW YORK (UPI) tack, Norton decided he predicted victory in the Bobick was for Norton. exti^s and said she would strongly said he Iwks upon testing as ^lear­ Herald Sporlswriter Two teams of 12 students some students at Rockville High runs with two more coming Bacon Acaileniy (6) — To put it as plainly would. seventh or eighth round of In his own defense, object to that. She said those not ning exi^rience. He agreed (hat Five runs on only the scheduled 12-round at Bolton High School School to take exams and let in on a bases-filled infield AB R H E RBI "The first thing I was Bobick insisted, “I was going on to college will also be there shouldn't be across-the-board and simply as possi­ bout. placed first in the annual teachers decide whether others will two hits in the second error and the fifth on a dou­ Wotus, 88, p 4 2 2 1 2 gonna do was fake a right ready. I expect^ him to exposed to exams and she didn’t like testing but said the report should In- Carli, 3b 4 1 2 0 1 ble, Duane Bobick was “I didn’t think I would U.S. Marine Corps physical take them has been rejected by the inning lifted Bacon ble steal. hand to the body, and see come out like that, but I the idea of a demarcation being -dicate the type of test to be given. Upton, c 3 0 0 0 0 hurt Bobick that soon,” fitness competition in Vernon Board of Education: Academy to a 6-3 Sophomore righthander overmatched. where his eyes would go,” didn’t expect the shot in made between college and noh- Pagan said the students’ ratings, Davia, lb 3 0 0 0 0 Norton said. “I thought he Southern New England. Now, no exams are given at the Charter Oak Ed Lackard hurled Ken Norton, introduced Norton said. “ And when I the throat.” colldge bound students. prove they do know how to take an Dombroski, 2b 1 1 0 0 0 might absorb some The Bolton boys, advised high school. superbly the last 5-1/3 in­ before Wednesday night’s dropped down to throw the Norton now has a 384 by physical education Fagan said the principals were exam but he agreed this area could Conference baseball Gutthart, rf 3 0 0 0 0 damage and I ’d wear him The report, prepared by the high nings for Cheney, giving up Hills, cf 3 0 0 0 0 fight as the "uncrowned right to the body, bis eyes record including 31 director Michael Lan- recommending the quarterly be strengthened. win over Cheney Tech down.” school principals and presented this no hits, striking out six and Judge, If 2 1 0 0 0 heavyweight champion,” followed my head down. So knockouts. dolphi, finished ahead of exam inations during the 1977-78 Edward Meyers asked if the prin- .Now Norton, who week by head principal Martin yesterday at the walking four. The Bobcats Barry, p 1 0 0 0 0 pitched a shutout. He still I said, ‘Well, what the In the featured school year and then a report of this . cipals consider the exams to be un­ earned $500,000 (to $300,000 m uch-larger schools in Pagan, would require exams in the Beavers’ field. got only four hits, two Riley, p. If, ss 4 1 0 0 O' believes he won the crown heck. I’ll throw a right preliminary, Mike Connecticut, Massachu­ pilot program would be made to the iform as far as "weight” is con­ for Bobick), or more than following subject areas; College ’The victory was the Bob­ apiece by Wotus and Carli, last year, and now he’s in hand over the top.’” Rossman drove Mike setts and Rhode Island board in May 1978. cerned, that is how much would the $8,600 a second for his English, calculus, American Culture, cats’ eighth against four but the miscues and bases Totals 28 6 4 1 3 position for another shot at That, for all practical Quarry into retirement, to win the first place tro­ Board member Harold Cummings exams count. Pagan said that hadn’t evening’s work, can look Western Civilization, honors losses while the Techmen on balls proved damaging. it. purposes, was the fight. stopping him on cuts after backed Mrs. Baum in her reasoning. been decided yet. ahead to a $2.5 million phy. cheihistry, sociology, U. S. History fall to a 2-9 ledger in con­ ’The Techmen got a run Cheney Tech (3) This time, he made sure. Norton’s right caught six rounds of a scheduled t he 1977 competition was He also said he felt the program William Houle, chairman of the payday for a title fight with (college), economics. Algebra 1 and ference tilts. back in the fifth on a Jim AB R H E RBI It was quick, 58 seconds, Bobick’s throat. “It 11-round light heavyweight the third time Bolton should be designed to see how board, asked the administration to Vann, ss 4 1 2 0 1 Muhammad All in II, geometry,, analytic geometry, Bacon broke on top in the Boudreau single, stolen and it was thorough. brought tears to my eyes,” battle. At the insistence of students entered the trigonometry, probability and physically fit the students are. develop a more comprehensive plan base and R BI bingle by LaBrec, 2b 2 0 1 1 1 The plodding Bobick, Bobick said later, his voice September. Norton claims first on back-to-back Gagner, 2b 2 0 0 0 0 his brother, Jerry, a Marine Corps event, run by statistics, anatomy and physiology, Principal John Murphy said he and first bring it to the board’s Gary Marineau. Vann’s who had built a 38-0 record still raspy and barely audi­ to already have a signed doubles down the third Boudreau, cf 3 1 1 0 0 former ranked ; m the Recruiting Service. advanced biology, physics, biology, thinks its too inclusive to say curriculum committee before double in the sixth drove in and No. 4 ranking against a ble. A couple more rights contract for the bout, base line by Ron Wotus and Gustamachlo, lb4 0 0 0 0 heavyweight who asked for Last year, Bolton students chemistry, Prench, Spanish, Ger­ everyone has to have a mid-year or bringing it to the full board. which would be their fouth. Bob Carli. Cheney came Mike Pinkin .who singled Marineau, c 3 0 1 1 1 string of opponents that and one left battered the fight to be stopped, placed second in the three- man, and Latin. " I am the champion, and back in its half of the with the third Cheney tally. Bolduc, c 1 0 0 0 0 was — to be charitable — Bobick’s head, and he Mike (Quarry announced his state contest. Pagan recommended that I want to beat All again to frame as Chris Vann got an Freshman southpaw Landry, rf 1 0 0 0 0 Steve Dawson suspect, was supposed to collapsed in his comer. retirement following the Members of the team, examinations not be given in physical prove it,” Norton said. GOP chief resigns infield hit and took second ■Chris Barry, .second of Smith, rf 1 0 0 0 0 be the attacker. Bobick bately staggered bout. And Olympic who received physical education, band, choir and special All first must dispose of on a throwing error on the three Bacon hurlers, was Waiter, rf 1 0 0 0 0 “He had talked about back to his feet before the lightweight champion fitness awards, were Mike Vernon Ross, If 0 0 0 0 0 Spaniard Alfredo education, and that examinations in Sadrozinski was defeated Tuesday play and scored on Lewis credited with the win. applying lots of pressure, count of 10, but Referee Howard Davis Jr . won his Ahearn, Chris Godreau, subjects other than those listed Pinkin, If 1110 0 Dawson, Evangelista next Monday Donald Sadrozinski, chairman of night in his effort to seektelection to LaBrec’s bloop single to Wotus hurled the final 1-2/3 so I figured I’d go out and Petey Della stopped the third straight professional Joseph Kurys, John Capt. John Wilbur of the Marine Corps Recruiting Service presents Lackaid, 3b, p 3 0 1 1 0 night at Landover, Md., but would be given at the option of the the Republican Town Committee, the Republican State Central Com­ left. innings and earned a save, see if he was gonna come fight anyway. fight, scoring a unanimous Dooley, Wilfred Smith, first place trophy to Bolton High School students for their efforts in teacher. Raymer, p, 3b 1 0 0 1 0 that is expected to be no submitted his resignation Wednesday mittee. He skid he had decided to Three walks by Tech facing the tying batter in to m e,” Norton said. “He really hurt m e,” ad­ decision over Carlos Gon­ Jeff Potterton, Jog Piano, physical fitness tests. Standing (left to right) are Mike Ahearn, Chris The principals recommended that Flosdorf more difficult for him than night, citing "other political duties" resign as local chairman either way starter Jam ie Raymer, 0-4, the sixth. When Bobick did not at­ mitted Bobick, who had zalez. Steve Luchenbili, Chris exams be given on a quarterly basis Totals 30 3 7 4 3 Godreau, Joseph Kurys, John Dooley and Wilfred Smith. Kneeling are as his reason. that election went. coupled with three errors Vann, freshman Ben. Admy. 150 000 0 -6 Holbrook, Greg Smith, to better prepare the students for (left to right) Jeff Potterton, Joe Fiano and Steve Luchenbili. Not in His resignation was accepted Sadrozinski succeeded as chairman enabled Bacon to plate five shortstop, had two hits to Chny Tech 100 011 0 -3 Brian Hussey and Peter photo are Chris Holbrook, Greg Smith, Brian Hussey and Peter future exposure to examinations and reluctantly by the committee. of the town committee after, John set pace Maynard. Ahearn and test the level of achievement of the Sadrozinski suggested that the com­ Maynard. Daigle resigned in 1974. He left his Manchester High’s boys’ Piano were captains. student. mittee meet again within the next post on the Town Councii to take over track team ripped off a Red roses for Moses Malone Board member Devra Baum said two weeks to select a new chairman. that position. pair of victories yester­ f Scholastic sports roundup day, 80-65 over HOUSTON (UPI) - the leading Philadelphia "If water buffaloes sit on rebounds by going after the you, what happens?” ball. Tonight we didn’t go Wethersfield High and 84- The Houston Rockets player. 61 over homestanding En­ Kunnert said. after the ball.” favored do not resemble water That figure pleased Philly Coach Gene Shue Julius Erving provided Democrats back budget Economic nroiects def. Cannata-Fleming 6-4, Chasse and Dave Rivard Coventry forfor education education and and reduction reduction of of per- per­ thosethose interested interested in runningin running for for office. office. ▼ V r J . Golf field High. The Indians now Kunnert more than anyone 6- 2. swept the singles matches sport a 6-2 CCIL and over­ buffaloes in every said the 76ers free-lance the only offense for the Coventry’s Democratic Town Com­ sonnel Phillips also said town hearings EAST CATHOLIC because he was the target chamber should be more aggressive for the Beavers. all record. game, and Moses style caused the misfiring 76ers by scoring mittee bas decided to support the The remainder of the Democrats’ and meetings are poorly attended by Vernon another $500 toward the fall and East Catholic’s golf EAST G IRLS of a story published after in supporting the interests of local Results: Bellefleur (CT) Malone has 12 long­ breakdown in rebounding. 28 points. McGinnis was six Town Council’s proposed budget. The Tuesday meeting was spent dis­ town committee members. A survey of the Rockville Area spring dinners. Board president team dropped a pair of East Catholic’s girls’ the first series game, business and industry. def. Carrier 6-0, 6-2; Senior co-captains Steve of 18 from the field, Collins cussing plans for the November town Rose Fowler said the Democratic Chamber of Commerce revealed that Steven Lamont said the remaining HCC matches, 4-1 to South tennis team dropped a 4-3 stemmed roses to which compared the “This kind of thing can budget, if accepted at Friday’s An­ Chasse (CT) def. Day 6-1, four of 12 and Lloyd Free election. party needs to seek out candidates They were given a list of what money, for projects or ideas, severe­ Catholic and 3-2 to St. Dawson and Glenn Rockets’ front line to a happen because we don’t nual Town Meeting, will reduce the members want economic and decision to homestanding prove it. one of seven before he left “Notwithstanding the beautiful job with vision who want to see things should be important functions of the ly limits effectiveness. 'Thomas Aquinas, yester­ 6-1; Rivard (CT) def. Flosdorf captured five town’s tax rate by one mill. development projects to be the South Windsor High yester­ The red roses the 6-foot- herd of grazing water buf­ have players who can block in the second quarter with on the budget and reduced mill rate, done and can get them done. chamber, such as helping expansion He asked, in the questionnaire, if day at Manchester Country Kostal 6-3, 6-4; Strout- events between them with A consensus of the Democratic strong point and beautification the day. The Eaglettes now 11 forward clutched after faloes. out,” he said. "W e get our an injury. The Democrats discussed suppor­ of existing business, attracting new Wallis (LM) def. Talamini- the former taking the 100, group agreed to approve the budget they are beatable,” Democratic weakest. members would support an increase Club. stand 5-3 for the campaign. Houston’s 118-94 rout of Town Chairman Richard Cromie said business, providing energy education Stratton 6-7, 6-1, 6-3; 220 and 440 yard dashes and but felt no more cuts should be ting a people-oriented platform and Results of the survey were an­ in dues because of this. The majority The Eagles now stand 7-3 Kellie White won her Philadelphia Wednesday of the Republicans. taking a stand on major town issues. programs and similar programs. On for the season. South 5-2 Hewitt-Dabroi (CT) def. Flosdorf the mile and 880 allowed. nounced at the chamber board said they would rather raise dues singles match with the night came from 76ers’ the list were two items, business and Aquinas 10-2. Hastings-Strenkowski 11-9. yard runs. Brian Benito, Members expressed concern about Cromie said the Town Council has Immunization clinic meeting Wednesday. than have fundraising projects. doubles team s of Anne forward George McGinnis. public relations and personal contact Bob LaChance, Mark the year’s budget, however. Coun­ alienated many groups and people The Coventry Public Health Nur­ Most members answering the The majority said they feel they East’s Paul Peracchio Marie Cannata-Kathy Baseball “Some friends of mine sent Garland^s luck changes with members, and the respondents Stankiewicz, Karl Golnik, cilman Jack Myles said the danger of and “their callousness will hurt sing Association and Dr. Robert questionnaire feel the chamber are getting their money’s worth from took medalist honors with Viola and Sharon me the roses,” Meginnis them.” listed these as the least important the chamber and are satisfied with a four-over-par round of 76. IDLING HIGH Matt Walsh, Andy Darna the 1977-78 budget is that in 1978-79-, Bowen, health director, will conduct should take a more active role in con­ Kuczynski-Tracy Young said, “and they had them NEW YORK (UPI) Minnesota, 8-3, Oakland hurling his first complete Cromie urged the committee to functions. its performance. Aquinas’ Bob Weber was Three runs in the third and Tim Wrobel performed there won’t be a large surplus and a second immunization ciinic Friday troversial issues such as the highway also victorious. brought here (to the locker — Wayne Garland has downed Boston,3-l, Seattle game for Oakland. In out- organize and recruit candidates. The annual income of the chamber They gave three major reasons for next with a 79 followed by gave Windham H igh’s well for the Silk Towners. extra state and federal money and from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Town expansion, hospital expansion and Results: Carney (SW) room). I just told them to ambushed New York, 5-2, dueling Ferguson Jenkins, Alvah Phillips Jr. said the is $27,000 from dues of 300 members. belonging to the chamber: Contacts, South’s Bob Donnell! at 80. freshmen a 5-1 victory over got his old uniform ’’it will shoot the mill rate up.” Hall. the Capitol Region Council of def. Mary Catherine Results: seiid them over to Mo.” and California blanked Medich (2-2), struck out Democratic committee has not About $25,500 of this goes toward community input and improvement East’s Roger Poudrier Illing Junior High’s number back, is close Other budget concerns of the Idimunizations available are for Governments. Murano by default; White 440-yd. relay: 1. Enfield, 2. There were some other Baltimore, 6-0. five and walked none. welcomed people interested in the salaries and office expenses and of the community. fired an 82. baseball team yesterday. Democrats were insufficient money measles, polio and DPT (diptheria, The majority also think the (EC) def. Fidler 6-2, 6-2; Manchester, 3. Wethersfield impressed 76ers after their to having his pitching White Sox 4, Rangers 3 Page’s homer was his party nor has it been encouraging to Results: East vs. South John Kelly had three hits tetanus and whopping cough). Marsh (SW) def. Murray 6- :48.3. ' two-game lead in the NBA rhythm back and is Chet Lemon, who hit eighth, while Gross’ was — Donnell! (S) def. including a double with 1, 6-3; Allen (SW) def. 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Reynolds Eastern Conference perhaps now ready to a solo homer in the fourth his ninth. Poudrier 2-up, Peracchio John Moran also socking a Karen Lucier 6-0, 6-1; (W ), 2. K jellson (M ), 3. playoff series was whittled inning, knocked in the win­ Mariners 5, Yankees 2 (EC) def. Ayers 4-3, Lup- two-bagger for 2-2 Illing. Zawodniak (W) :17.7. pay the Cleveland In­ Area police report Bolton school lists Cannata-Viola (EC) def. to 2-1. The fourth game is ning run with a one-out Rookie Jose Baez pino (S) def. Charle^is 2- 100: 1. Dawson (M ), 2. dians back for the $2.3 Linko-Hawver 6-0, 6-0; to be played in Houston sacrifice fly in the 10th as doubled home a pair of 1, Arace (S) def. Softball Saiazar (W), 3. Howard (M) million they shelled student honor roll Kuckynski-Young (EC) Friday. the White Sox sliced runs as the Mariners took Vernon McGonigle 2-1, South won E C H S G IR L S :10.7. Bolton Center School has David Carpenter, Daniel def. Wiitaker-Allen 6-4, 6- “They embarrassed us out to acquire him last Minnesota’s AL West lead advantage of two New Lt. Edwin Carlson of the Vernon Police Department’s medal point 331-337; East East Catholic’s girls’ Mile: 1. Flosdorf (M), 2. announced the honor roll Cafro, Cary Cyr, Christine 4; Krivick-Snelgrove (SW) tonight,’’ guard Doug winter. to a half game. Rookie York misplays to break a Special Services Division was treated and released at vs.f Aquinas — Poudrier softball team fell, 13-3, to Zito (W), 3. Fedorchak (M) for the third quarter. The A DelSignore, Suzanne Fenton, def. Bradley-Dakin 6-3, 4-6, 4:39. Collins said. “People “ When Dave LaRoche Chris Knapp gave up six seven-game losing streak. Rockville General Hospital Wednesday night. He suf­ (EC) def. O’Neil 3-2, 6- 2. South Catholic yesterday Honor Roll calls for A’s in Lisa Fiano, Dawn Finnegan, 440: 1. Dawson (M), 2. Cour- quoted me as saying we was traded tonight, his No. hits in going the route for Errors in the sixth inning fered a neck injury in a two-car, head-on crash on Rt, 83. Russel Fish, Holly Foss. Peracchio (EC) def. Weber at the Eaglettes’ field. all major subjects and the CHENEY TECH tois (E ), 3. Smyers (W) :53.7. were going to sweep this 17 became available and I Chicago and is now 4-1. by Willie Randolph and Carlson’s mother, Mrs. Alice Carlson, 70, of 29 Anita Franz, Susan Gately, 2-1, Rudiak (A) def. Sophomore Laurie Barry B Honor Roll calls for B ’s Cheney Tech’s tennis 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Reynolds series. That’s a bunch of grabbed it, hoping maybe it Tigers 8, Twins 3 pitcher Ken Holtzman Windermere Ave., a passenger in his car, was admitted Tom Landrey, Ray Lima, Charlebois 2-1, Josephson had three hits including a in all major subjects. team upped its standard to (W), 2. Malinoski (M ), 3. bull. I have more respect would change my luck,” Phil Mankowski and allowed an unearned run in to Rockville General Hospital. Hospital officials said she Mary Maneggia, Kim Rich, (A) def. McGonigle 1-up, two-run triple for the 3-3 Mooney (E) :45.1. 5-3 yesterday with a 4-1 win for this team than that.” said Garland, who spaced Mark Wagner, who prior to a two-run Seattle rally and, ^uHered internal injuries and is in satisfactory condition. A Honor Roll Christine Richardson, Diane Aquinas won m e^ I point Eaglettes. 'Tracy O’Connell 880: 1. Flosdorf (M ), 2. over Lyman Memorial in The Rockets zoomed to a eight hits in eight innings the game had hit three one inning later, shortstop e driver of the other car, Thomas Collier, 43, of 10 G rade 8 Selbie, Kathy Ulfn. 335-337. and Mary Ann (Jstrout also Cummings (E ), 3. Zito (W) Lebanon. 20-point, first-half margin major league homers Bucky Dent and center Hayes Dr., Ellington, was also treated and released at Lisa Bakanas, Ellen G rade 7 hit well for East. 2:07.1. to gain credit for Dave Bellefleur, Steve and kept the lead there Rockville Hospital. Godreau. Louis Albert, Michelle CHENEY TECH 220: 1. Dawson (M ), 2. Wednesday night’s victory between them, connected fielder Mickey Rivers both most of the game. Rudy camped under Baez’ two- The accident is still under investigation. Police said G rade 7 Charboneau, Kim Columbia, Cheney Tech’s golf team Salazar (W), 3. Courtois (E) in the Indians’ 4-3 decision back-to-back in the fourth Tomjanovich gunned in 24 out pop fly and then let it Carlson was driving south on Rt. 83 and the two cars hit Sean Neath, Scott Rich, Dawn Corneliuson, Heather split a pair of matches 5*lS#**W#a^^ ...... :24.8. over the Milwaukee inning to help Detroit snap Hanford, Jennifer Roberts, Two-mile: 1. Lemieux (M), points and rookie guard Minnesota’s four-game drop for a two-run double. head-on. It is believed that the Collier car, which was Eileen Vogel. yesterday, nipping Suffield Brewers. Jennifer VanDine, Scott 2. Locke (M), 3. Doyle (W) John Lucas, an em­ winning streak. Ben Angels 6, Orioles 0 northbound, crossed over the highway and hit the Carison B Honor Roll High 3-2 and bowing 5-0 to Little League Oddly, it was Paul Dade, Vatteroni, Pat Vine, Valerie 10:27.. barrassed man after the Oglivie had three hits and Consecutive second- car, but police said details of the accident are still un­ G rade 8 Somers High. Cheney is a much cheaper free agent Vizard, Jeffrey Warner. now 4-7 for the season. Mile relay: 1. Enfield, 2. first two games in pickup, who provided drove in two other Detroit inning home runs by Bobby clear. Lori Agnes, Linda Bushnell, Wethersfield, 3. Manchester Philadelphia when he Garland with his initial win runs, while Dave Roberts Bonds, Don Baylor and Both cars were heavily damaged and had to be towed Somers’ Steve Cotela 3:52.2. took medalist honors with scored just eight total by knocking home Frank went the distance on a five- Ron Jackson supported the from the scene. INTERNATIONAL ciardi played well defen­ Javelin: 1. Otis (W), 2. a 79 with Cheney’s Doug points, responded with 20. Duffy with a sacrifice fly hitter for the win. six-hit pitching of Frank Dave Dougan and Sean sively for the winners. Mainville (M), 3. Direnzo (W) Plainfield entries Victor and Mike Fraser Malone is the 22-year-old in the eighth inning to snap A's 3 , Red Sox 1 Tanana, who won his fifth Arthur Saucier, 5, of 54 Ward St., Rockville, was H a g g e t^ a c h had two hits 161' 10 W'. each turning in 87s. Cheney Shot put: 1. Soms (W), 2. kid who came to the ABA a 3-3 tie. Elsewhere in the Solo homers by rookies game for the Angels. Vic­ reported in satisfactory condition at Rockville General nnuMiHiNM to lead the Oilers to a 4-2 NATIONAL won the medal point from Wrobel (M). 3. Kula (E) 44’. from high school four American League, Chicago Mitchell Page and Wayne tim of the Angels’ barrage Hospital today. He was admitted with a head injury suf­ nST TH: I PH Four runs in the sixth 4«i • Xli IMMi I ■ XII9*X« IMiVW I H YC IV win over Dairy Queen last years ago. He grabbed 25 was Ross Grimsley, who fered when he was struck by a car on Union St. lit C S-ll I. Eln'i PU I.. Mktlir ir mtaM M ir X I I. Nm uni LM) X2 Suffield by eight strokes. Discus: 1. Sims (W), 2. shaded Texas, 4-3, in 10 in­ Gross and veteran Earl night at Leber Field. Greg gave the Medics a 7-3 win Golnik (M), 3. Walsh (M) 149' The driver of the car was Nancy Janer, 20, of 75 Union I. ZFamlnNir Z. “DiiOMIIki X2 ZCntfTli) 1X1 Results: Cheney vs. rebounds (11 offensive) to nings, Detroit toppled Williams were "all the sup­ didn’t survive the second Mm S# IM 1 Mt) bn 1.ran Ml 1X1 IM M 12-1 5 % Shrider had a pair of blows over Ed’s Arco last night 6 6”. go with a game-high 30 St. No police action was taken. 4. bw Qi^ 4. Fm i i Cm Ui X I i.OmUtkm 7-1 Somers —Cotela (S) def. port Doc Medich needed in inning. X Uk'i h; XI for the losers at Buckley Field. Dave High jump: 1. Kelley (M), 2. 4. U .'i 11 Obi U 5. IM P iW v 5. I l l Hart X I 5. MHiMr 1X1 Victor 4-3, Claman (S) def. points, and the two 76ers IN n ln li 4-1 xiu.'iln«ii 7. MapOilMa 12-1 X Our lir 7-2 ^ NOW MacBryde and Craig Sims (W), 3. Kjellson (M) 5’ L IH 'i Tm In 7. Omlfam X lD iirn a M i X I 7. FM 0 CM|a X2 Fraser 1-up, M. Cotela (S) assigned to box him off the Nancy Smith, 16, of 106 West St., Rockville, was Xl 10”. 7. HnniSIwt L Irnifirl Gnt M C Yt X lift SMf 2-1 AMERICAN Carlson combined to hurl a charged Wednesday with fourth-degree larceny on com­ 7-2 def. Maloney 4-3, Cirictas boards ran into foul trou­ L IH’i bn CU 1X1 SMi I XII I. M w h X I lltk C X II Checking Three runs in the fourth one-hitter for the winners. Long jump: 1. Sullivan (E), M I S - l i 1. M bm ZhaM ilaartit 12-1 I. la in Dm XI (S) def. Remenick 7-6; ble. Starter Caldwell Jones plaint of Worth’s in the Tri-City Shopping Plaza. She was Bill Masse and Glen 2. Reynolds (W), 3. Lemek 1. Pi 1X1 L in'i m Z W i M X I Z X lU a l) 7-2 Cheney vs. Suffield —Vic­ lifted Police & Fire to a 4-3 and his backup, Darryl released on her promise to appear in court in Rockville t MliCn 1X1 XNnlcIn 4. lU & iM 2-1 Z IX.'i Mia In 12-1 win over Modern Janitorial Chetelat combined for (E ) 19’ 3 W”. June 8. I 71 4. Mum L i 5. Mn I IXI 4. lulir TV frHl XI tor (CT) def. Kellen 5-4, Triple jump: 1. Sullivan Dawkins, both fouled out t. u l h Ui Cmi i.i XlMdi^Snil XI XM ria X I X hN ai’i 7hi XI last night at Waddell Field. three hits for the Medics early in the fourth quarter. X FibWI I ib q M 121 7. Mif)'i M l) X I X M ia 'ilk X2 Fraser (CT) def. Boyko 6- (E), 2. Lemek (E), 3. Perault (OUAL HOUSING Home Todd Matthews had a dou­ while Chico Rodriquez got Michael Simonelli, 19, of 20 Manor Lane, South Wind­ iFiitnimi 7. M hn XYatlUaili XI 7. Man XI 5, Gemma (S) def. (W) 41’ 10”. Houston center Kevin 7. in n IImM i X I c cm M LENDER ble for the winners while the lone safety for Ed’s. M C XII Z 7imi 1X1 Maloney 3-2, Golec (S) def. Pole vault: 1. Leader (E ), 2. K u n n e r t g r a b b e d 14 sor, was charged Wednesday with third-degree larceny LCiUSbM) lUi I X II I. Hai)M; F« 12-1 I2U I YC Loans Mike McKenna homered and tampering with a motor vehicle. M M X II 1. U TW’I Ult Z liM iaiM it X2 I. la M iiM r t a XI Remenick 5-4. Moran (E ), 3. Benito (M) 12'. rebounds, five more than DELUXE CHAMPiOtf 1. Etfrm I Humti ZlMart 1X1 -Zta'iMMli XI and Mark Walling doubled Police said he was apprehended at Manchester Z Flit Ufa HUM 4. Ain I M il 1X1 ZMIaM 2-1 itNriwn« 4. bu XFaaMFIrt 7-2 4. M Yat Mai 1X1 Consumer Tennis for Janitorial. Jim Frallic- 4-ply polyester cord Plymouth, Rt. 83, Talcottville, with two tires from a new 4. lacd XUEiUI I. I M 'i Fai 2-1 5. YMkaM M i2-i car in his possession. He was released on a $1,000 non­ 5. uTlnX IM ) ib n 7. rmVn 7-1 X DaM Mnliai XI E A ST B O Y S X In n iil kmk 7 . HnUnu X Aci X2 7. M> FilaM Mall) XI Loans surety bond for appearance in court June 8. X b m b m East Catholic’s boys’ 7. Vikiftir XPrtiiir'i;I MM ■ XI■■ for any purpose IMdlMb « 7 H7 - MuM| M M M 'tennis team upped its bias-ply buyl riSiS5!K5HKaxr aMUIS IKQIl - CMlil M Irl record to 5-3 yesterday HARVEST with a 5-2 win over E.O. Area fire calls Smith at the Manchester Plainfield results Auto Racquet Club. RETIRED SWINGERS- HILL BLACKWALLS Mark Briggs, Pete Four ball - Reg (Xirtis, as low as... Olender’s Auto Body, Vernon. Tolland County m m r m m WOITII XII ID lif l Loans Visgilio and Matt Barone Andy Brown, Ed PACKAGE STORE Wednesday, 11:45 p.m. Today, 2:50 a.m. 7Uat FU7 - IIUTn coot won singles matches for 1 Size Price F.E.T. —Newspapers on fire at The FKt cammiiin aws (7) X U OtM Cmi 5X0 lU McNamara, Bob McIntosh —Report on fire on Wall St., 2-7l(4ir7rD ».« 14.00 15X0 the Eagles with the doubles Shopping Bag, 22 E. Main St., 2-MMWntaf jjl 300; Harry Atherton, M anchester Parkade 22.00 Hebron. 7.N 7 K 3 IX I Homeowners team of Briggs-Visgilio Master Charge ^ BankAmerIcard 1 B78-13 $1.82 Rockville. isatss X40 bUita 511 piiO IIX H Bonadies, Bob Brown, Vic Wednesday, 1 ;09 p.m. —Ac: 7M:45:U winning a two-set match, \B«mi« Delong Jatt Qraham Today, 8:52 a.m. —Car fire M ic U 115 paM U1.H Hurd 303. 1 C78-14 23.00 2.01 cident on Union St., Rockville. bWtta 217 paM 17X00 7riMa XX2 paM 5202X0 Loans Manager on Rt., 85, Hebron. 7r«Kta 2-7-5 piU 5157X50 both in tie-breakers. 1 D78-14 24.00 2.09 Wednesday, 1:32 p.m. scna xio (i) / oami X II ID for any purpose Results: Briggs (EC) —Bolton Fire Department on South Windsor J 'W S L •-« J-w MbtOm 1Z40 ||.|o 4-XX abapar n u XN def. Young 6-4,7-5; Visgilio 3 E78-14 25.00 2.23 standby for search for missing 2-PM Mn 7.00 1- hMa bM. M ' j j S Inglenook A78-13 Blackwall Wednesday, 3:40 p.m. (EC) def. Brubacker 5-7,6- 2 T M 2.27 child. —Water in cellar at 24 Brian 7K31X3 Plus $1.72 F.E.T. 1 F78-14 7K31XI bWaU 2M paM 550J0 Home 1, 6^; Birkenroth (EOS) Baaball trade Wednesday, 6:56 p.m. —Ac­ Rd, bOMa lU paM Hl.OO Macto 412 paM 154X0 • Chablls • Rhine « and old tire. "A ” size 1 G78-14 28.00 2.53 cident on Rt. 83 near 7rifKU 1-2-7 pM 511X10 7HI)cU 2-XI paM I7H.N def. Lareau 6-2, 7-5; Cleveland — Traded Wednesday, 6:45 p.m. Oat) biM) IXlpail UX20 Improvement 2.73 Mm Xli ID Barone (EC) def. Caldwell pitcher Dave LaRoche and • Burgundy • VIn Rose gallon 5-rib design. 1 H78-14 30.00 -Bru sh fire at Rye St. Park. too UO X4I 15.4X XN Xbniaia MM, bp 7.N I N Loans 6-1,4-6,6-3; Briggs-Visgilio minor league pitcher Dave 1 G78-15 29.00 2.59 IN XMatrialw OaOMT a M (EC) def. Young- 7 K 32:15 Schule to California for • Four full plies of 1 H78-15 31.00 2.79 f Rockv I K 32:11 bUala lU paM UXH Brubacher 7-6,7-6; Lareau- first baseman-outfielder V2 gallon. * Rockville hospital notes b W a 5U piM S54.N 1 Harvest Hill 10.35 1 tough polyester cord ,MacU 111 paM lll.N Barone (EC) def. 1 L78-15 33.00 3.09 — r- PmUcU IU piM S224.H 7rilacU 1X4 paM 5437.10 Bruce Bochte, pitcher Sid resist impacts, bruises 7riftcU XX3 paU 5IH.N Discover how easy Birkenroth-Barbaret 6-3,6- Monge and approximately QL...... * FOMn X II (I) nim mm coout id Gin 5.22 and gives a smooth Admitted Wednesday: Berube, Highland Ave., Ver­ XIal'alMtOfI 4.H 3X0 2JI 1; Caldwell-Graber (EOS) $250,000. Jeanette Bifolck, Talcott X M i I Fhb I ] u 1 OabM Upa 3.N ZH it is to do all your banking at Heritage Savings. 9 0 P r o o f ride too. WhitewsUs add $2 CKh. 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Manchester Discharged Wednesday: Talcott Ave., Rockville; a son. 646-3306 ^ I MacU 522X1 bbala 3U paM 5I44M Claudia Belanger, Mountain to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rocha, 7rlUcU 1-X7 pM 555.20 Sapartada XXX2 paM imi20 r HOFFMAN PORSCHE AUDI i M r - ^ ' Mon., TuOt., Wodn Pri. l-8 :$ 0 ^1 ITTBMKt: 2545 Urc St., Rockville; Randy-Sue Terrace Dr., Vernon. ' IUMU:i2t5XM 70Q CONNECTICUT BLVD f HTPn 52 Thurt. S4; tia. M ------^ A'^.. .,

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Holp Wantml 19 Homoa For Salt 19 Homat For Safe 23 HWp W anM f 19 INDEX HELP NEEDED at the Alpha Owner Braves’ manager of record N O TieiS PHONE FROM home to ser­ Omega Inn taking ?latiqnal Weather Forecast 1 Lost tnd Found vice our cust(Hner8 in the appUcattona for bartenderf. VERNON $33,900 i -M 2 Pzrzonzlz Manchester area, flexible 3 Announcomontt waiter!, waltreiaes and NEW YORK (UPI) batical and took over the seventh straight loss in the other National Reds 5, Cards 1 five-hitter and helped his hours, super earnings, 249- 4 Enlorltlnmont ® t e H e r a l d doormen. Call 646-3M0. — Ted Turner is now leadership of the club without a victory. League games. Joe Morgan singled own cause with an RBI 5 Aucllont 7773. John Candelaria allowed 1 him self. Dodgers 5, Expos 1 home Ken Griffey with the single during a five-run b a r t e n d e r - Nighta. 5 day the Atlanta Braves’ FINANCIAL PRIOR SERVICEMEN - Hie ‘T went into the dugout eight hits and struck out Bill Russell’s two-run go-ahead run in the third third inning enabling the 6 Bondz-Stocliz-MorlBzezz CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING week. Call Dorothy, 871-0878. 3oeo~ manager of record and 9 PzizonzI Loznz Air Force recently announced ' I' in search of an education,” four in 8 2-3 innings and single was the big blow of a inning for the Reds. Jack Astros to snap the Cubs’ 10 new openings for individuals — tnsurinco Pc CARO Aaiemblera. ^ l y today has an 0-1 said Turner after the won his fourth game with five-run seventh-inning ral­ Billingham yielded nine six-game winning streak. with prior military service. If E M n.O yM INT In person, 9-S. Loft Modular the help of Rich Gossage, you have been out for less managerial mark game. “ And I got it. ly which lifted the Dodgers hits and struck out four, Cesar Cedeno triggered the 13 Holp Wantod * Devices, 91 Elm St., who ambled out of the 14 — Buolnou Opportunllioo than 5 years and are looking after the Pittsburgh “ People had been asking winning his fourth game. five-run rally with his first 15 PHONE Manchester. First Floor. — Situation Wantod 643-2711 for “A Great Way of Ufe^ me why we lost games,” he bullpen to strike out the Mike Caldwell cam e in and homer of the season. Ray contact the Air Force im­ Pirates scored a 2-1 lOUCATION FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD LOOKING FOR Good Steady added with a grin. “ And I last Brave in the ninth. recorded his first save. Burris was the loser. 16 — Privata intlrucliona mediately. Call 646-7440. victory over the — employment? We need good told them I had to read the Barry Bonnell singled in National Padres 6-4, M ets 3-3 19 Schooli-CIztizz Giants 4, Phillies 2 20 Instructions Wantod men and women. Earning op­ lOWftt IIIASIBAfVMt t Braves. - SEWING MACHINE 19 newspapers to find out.” the Braves’ run in the se­ Bill Madlock’s two-nm Dave Winfield knocked N a(p Wantod 1$ Holp Wtntod portunities over $120 per .eague. REAL ESTATE Operator with drapery The v ictory stretched the Dave Parker, developing cond inning. homer in the fourth inning in a total of four runs as the week. Phone 528-3859 between 23 Homos lor Sato experience. Call between 9 AOVERTISINa Pirates’ winning streak to this season into one of the provided the Giants with Padres swept a 24 Lols-Land for Saia 9 and 2 only. Los Angeles defeated 25 and 5, Monday thru Friday. to their 23rd win in 29 Invasimant Proparty RATES 11 games and the Braves’ game’s deadliest game­ Montreal, 5-1, Cincinnati, their victory. Lynn doubleheader from the 26 — Businass P r o p ^ m - i m . Manchoatar Evening HaraM SWIM - BOAT - ICE SKATE 27 — MALE OR FEMALE - Short losing streak to 17. winning hitters, stretched games. Tffimmy John went McGlothen was the winner, Mets, who have lost nine of Rasort Proparty 1 day word p«r doy Here is your chance to buy a cozy five- beat St. Louis, 5-1, San 28 — Rail Estata Wanted 3 d»yt ... 10« word por dzy order cook. Full time. Will six innings fo r his third v ic­ STEADY WORK - Reliable, m Wl AWtt lotocAf 19 The flam boyant ow ner o f his hitting strea k to 22 Francisco topped his second victory in five their last 10 gam es. Win­ 6 dty* .... M word p«f dzy train. Apply in person • room C^pe with 120 feet of lake frontage. tory with the late-inning MiSC. SERVICES hard worker, who wants the Braves Wednesday gam es with a solo hom er in decisions. Rich Hebner field hit a two-run homer 31 — 26 dzyz — 8z word per dzy DEALERSHIP Howard Joh n^ Restaurant, Philadelphia, 4-2, Houston Sarvicaa Otfarad steady employment, good in­ Full basement, oven and range, rotor relief help of Charlie 32 — Palniing-Paparing is wordz $2.00 minimum 394 Tolland Tpke., night sent Dave Bristol, the third inning. The blow homered for the Phillies. off Tom Seaver in the first come. Call 528-6702 between 9- downed Chicago, 8-2, and 33 — Building-Contracting Hzppy Adz ...... $2.30 Inch Manchester, Exit 94, off I-M. antenna, built-in breakfast nook and gar­ For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, May 13. Thursday night the team ’s nominal Hough. Don Stanhouse was — In Andover... snapped a 1-1 tie and even­ San Diego scored 5-3 and 4- Astros 8, Cubs 2 game and singled in the 34 Roofing-Siding 2 only. will find showers likely to fall in the western area of New manager, on a 10-day sab­ tually dealt Phil Niekro his the loser. 35 — Haaling-Plumbing age. If you enjoy privacy, don’t miss this 3 triumphs over New York J.R. Richard pitched a eventual winning run in the 36 — Flooring HAIR DRESSER - Full time. Mexico, while mostly clear skies will dominate the NOW accepting applications one. second game. Bill Almon 37 Moving-Trucking-Storaga Gall Don Hatak Kxperiencee preferred. Call remainder of the nation. Minimum readings include: (ap­ 38 Services Wanted for. full time employmentt. 648i^ll for appointmomt. naaaaaaaaagaw had a two-run single in the Call 528-3889 between 9 and 2 proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 53 nightcap. MISC. FOR SALE (83) , Boston 55 (83), Chicago 54 ( 86), aeveland 54 (75), 40 — Household Goods only. SECRETARY ACCOUNTING 41 647-9946 Dallas 60 ( 80), Denver 47 ( 76), Duluth 53 (81), Houston 62 Sports slate Articles for Sale Clerk - school graduate, 42 — (84) , Jacksonville 58 (85), Kansas City 61 (84), Little Rock 53 Last night’s Building Supplies HELIARC WELDER - good trolng skill, alert ap­ 43 — •Pats -Birds- Dogs Experience required on round (86), Los Angeles 51 (69), Miami 73 (83), Minneapolis57 ( 88), 44 ... Livestock titude for tigures. Hartford 45 __ Boats & Accassorias tubing. Part ume. Call 646- based Company. O i l 522-8211, New Orleans 62 ( 85), New York 59 (80), Phoenix 64 ( 80), San Thursday TRACK LIQUOR PERMIT 46 — Sporting Goods 4838. ASSEMBLERS and Coil FULL OR PART TIME - Francisco 47 ( 62), Seattle 48 (61), St. Louis 56 (84), Brad Bushey and Dick — Ehdension 239 for interview. I n r d o n 47 Garden Products Winders - Must have finger Helper in local glass shop. THURSDAY BASEBALL Penney at Manchester NOTICE OF E.E.O. M/F. Washington 58 (88). Marsh of the losers. 46 Antiques Apply in person at J.A. White Fermi at Manchester, (girls), 3:15 49 — Wanted to Buy OIL BURNER - Heatine ser­ dexterity and capable of fine * TONIGHT’S GAMES APPUCATION work. Will train. Full time - G l w Co., 31 BisseU Street. 3:30 nui U to give notice, tlut JOSEPH v i c e man. Full time. $100.00 A WEEK and more Frank's vs. Allied, 6 — TENNIS 8. OULINO o l 1 Belletone Ave., Weet- RENTALS Uniforms and transportation 7:30 to 4. Part time - 4:15 to Six runs in the second in­ 52 — Rooms for Rent ADVERTISIN8 possible working at home part • Hartford Public at brxMk, Ct., bee filed on appUcetloo 9:15. AppW Able Coil St E2e^ aoaaaaooaaaaoaoaaooaoaaooa Fitzgerald ning sparked Crispino’s to Manchester at S3 — Apartments tor Rant provided. Full benefits. Top time through mailing cir­ 6 4 3 -2 1 7 4 IP S Main S t •••••••••••••••••••••••••* •••••••••••••••••••••••••• South Windsor pUcuded I Mey U77 wllh loe Uquor 54 — Homes for Rent hourly rate. For the man who DEADLINE tronlcs, Howard Rd., Bolton. Homoa For Safa 23 Bogner’s vs. CBT Blue, 6 Simsbury Control CommltUon lor a CAFE type — culars. Send self addressed Homoa For Solo 23 itaal Estate Wantatf 2S a 10-8 success against 55 Business (or Rant can meet our requirements. Penney at Conard o( permit tor Uie ule of alcoliouc 56 — * 12:00 noon the day before stamped envelope. King, Box Robertson Holiday Lanes last night in Simsbury at liquor on the premleet of UO Chirtcr Resort P rd ^rty for Rent 57 ,— Wanted to Rant Preferably resident of South ^blicatlon. 233 K 122, Mantua, ^ .J. 00051. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg TWO FAMILY House - 5 large Wethersfield at East Manchester (^rls) Oak Street, Mencbeeter. The builneet PART TIME Job for someone Offered by the SELLING your house? Call us Gus’s vs. Pero’s, TilS — a slugging nightcap. MIKE SCHWIPT WAS THE 56 - Misc. for Ranf Windsor, Manchester or Ver­ Farm, with three story barn. rooms each. Exceptional con­ Hartford will be owned by Mllkolobe Coraora- Deadline for Saturday and looking for something REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON first and we’ll make you a Robertson Pacing the potent 16-hit LAST N.LJVNEF TO S Guilford at East Uon, of UO Fambam Road, Sontb non area. Inquire Imperial BuUer-type building. Power dition. Centrallyally located. AUTOMOTIVE Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. different. A part time job with RNs-LPNs cash offer. T.J. Crockett, BELT 4 I^S IN ONE GAME. Rockville at Windsor Wlndaor, Conn, and will be conducted — OU, 644-1521. WANTED Moriarty vs. Circuits, offensive with a triple and Catholic 61 Autos lor Sale 7-3, 611 shift, full time, plant, and other out ouildings, Beautiful yard. Priced sen- Realtor, 6461577. WHO WAS THE LAST A.U Joeeph S. Oullno u permittee. 62 Trucks for Sale action, adventure, eXcitment. PHILBRICK lor wia zzizbazhzd. djw zW ^ Locks plus Three Lovely Homes. slbly in1 hign $50s. Broker. 646- 8:30 — Robertson two singles was Gordy Cheney Tech at Vinal — part time, w eek e^ relief. and quzMr oowpzny. VuS Umz. STAR TO match THAT 63 Heavy Equipment lor Saia INSURANCE AGENCY needs It’sall yours when you’re part 2426. 9 t o l Ellington at 64 — PLEASE READ Offers invited. B/W Realty, Wmi or zMwul zoeHenot. Drtzt IMMEDIATE Cash for your DeMolay vs. Tpke. TV, 6 McCombe. Mike Zotta, MARK? Tech Motorcycias-Bicyclas rater for commercial depart­ of the Connecticut Army Come in and talk to ua Middletown 65 Camper s-Trailara-Moblla 647-1419. oanzMzrzd tar rtiM pznzn-nie- property. Let us explain our — Keeney Gene Riccio, Mike A. JOHNNY MIIE Homes’- ment. Knowledge of SMP, YOUR AD National Guard Infantry, AGENCY about our new higher star­ MANCHESTER Rockledge - ly In ootMznoz ta Saturday — evenings now in Commo, lair proposal. (Jail Mr. CBT vs. Telephone, 6 — Crispino and Dennis Walsh a ROCKY COIAVITO TRACK 66 Automotive Service Fhe and casualty line ting rate. EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 Aluminum sided Dulch w sasnE. BASEBALL LEGAL 6/ Autos for Rent-Lease Claaalfled ads era taken over Maintenance, Medical and MANCHESTER - Raised Belflore, M7-141S. 2 East Catholic at required. Excellent working baths, family room, fireplace, Raised Ranch. Three Nike each ca m e up with tw o hits ^C. LOCI GEHRIQ > ORDER OF NOTICE the phone at a convenience. Clerical fields. You’ll earn Ranch. Four years old. EAST HARTFORD Manchester, 3:13 South Catholic at East. conditions and fringe benefits. four bedrooms, garages, acre. bedrooms, 11/2 baths, family HOWLAND Renn’s vs. Flo’s, 7:15 — for the Supremes. OF HEARING The Herald it retponalble for good pay, have excellent Eight rooms, four large MAY WE BUY your home? Catholic, 11 a.m. Call William L. Eimis, 563- CONVAUSGENT HOME $M,600. Hutchins Agency, 646- room with flr^lace, RMHoni. e43-1108 TENNIS STATE OF CONNECTICUT only one incorrect inaertlon and benefits, PX privileges, good ()ulck, fair, all cash and no Nike Three hits rattled off the 8111. then only to the size of the bedrooms, 2W baths, 748 MalnSL 3166. llving/dining room. Two car DISTRICT OF working conditions, meals and problems. Call Warren E. Congo vs. MCC Vets, 6 — bats of Bill Peoples and Fermi at Manchester orlglnat Insertion. Errors which fireplace, bowed window, East Hartford, Conn. garage with electric eye. uniforms. Call now for more Howland, Realtors, 6461106. Nebo Manchester at Fermi MANCHESTER □ N O TIC ES ACT NOW - Jet to a great way do not lessen the value of the fo n ^ dining room with MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room Large lot. Florida room, -I- Russ Bilodeau and Craig information 649-0423, ask for Winnipeg-nips Probate Court, of life. Jobs, education and advertisement will not be cor­ sliders to deck, eat-in Ranch. Finest construction, extras! Low $ ^ . 649-K88. MANCHESTER - Custom Pepin had two in the loss. (g ir ls ) rected by an additional inser­ Sgt. Bennett. ALL CASH For your property, Town of Manchester training. For enlistment fireplace, recreation room, bullf 7 room Contemporay [standings] East Catholic at E.O. tion. kitchen, large family room Butinott Opportunity 14 within 24 hours. Avoid Red W O M E N R E C Nordiques May 2, 1977 Lott tnd Found 1 details, call Air Force at 646- spotless condition. MANCHESTER - BeauUfully EASTERN Smith (girls) with enclosed porch, Ranch. Spacious throughout. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Eighteen runs in the first IN RE: Dennis Robert 7440. . Hutchins Agency 648- decorated 4 bedroom Rais^ with fireplaced family room, 2 Making the most of 18 QUEBEC CITY, Quebec LOST - Sheltle (Toy ColUe) in closets galore, 2-car gar­ SMALL ENGINE Service Corporation, 646-0131. Stevens aka Dennis Robert 3188. Ranch. Lovely, private lot. 1/2 baths. Picturesque lot. inning helped the East vicinity of Manchester Green. age, large lot. |60,S00. Corporation expanding dealer base hits, Tierney’s went National League (UPI) - GoaUes Richard RN PART TIME 11 to 7. Ver­ Convenient location. Pool, Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, Hartford Racquet Club GOLF Naumec of Manchester, an Reward. Cali 640-4256, 646- PRINTING - network. No experience Buying? Selling? Swap­ on a run-scoring spree to Brodeur and Joe Daley non Manor Health Care Holp Wantod 19 MUST SELL - Three family. patio, sun porch and more! 646-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., East Penney/Fermi at adult person. 2069, anytime. OONt)OMINIUM necessary. Complete training ping? Place your ad In rom p to a 48-1 win over trounce Postal Employees Facility. Call M n. Tobin, 871- Excellent location. Very good $54,91)0. Edwards Realty, 644- Manchester Office, M7-01S9. W L Pet. GB were well prepared for a PRESENT, HON. William STORE CLERKS - Full time TOWNHOUSE-In private program. $500. Investment Savings Bank of Manchester 0385 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. investment. Apartment 9000. Equal Housing Opportunity. The Herald...643-2711. last night at N ebo, 26-2. championship showdown clerks needed for local Seven • Receiver — Receive and setting with brook for quiet required to start your own Pitts. 20 7 .741 East Catholic/St. Ber­ E. FitzGerald, Judge LOST - Sbeltie Collie. No available. Financing Manchester last night at Big guns for the winners collar. Answers to “ Brian.” Eleven Food Store. Some move heavy skida of comfortable living. Six business. Ideal for retired or St. Louis 17 11 .607 3W nard at Norwich and consequently were the Upon petition of Frank EXPERIENCED Plasma arranged. Owner, 849-1019. MANCHESTER - Two or Cheney. Reward. Call 6464)631, keep cashier-retail experience irt time. Details on request, were Jim McAuley with Chicago 15 11 .577 4W stars in the World Hockey Naumec praying for reasons Sprayer Needed. Apply In per­ paper utilizing fork rooms, three bedrooms, IH K M REAL ESTATE three bedroom Cape on double Houaahold Qoodt 49 Cheney Tech at Rham trying. helpful. Benefits Include In­ r. Barker. ESCA Field The winners collected 51 four hits, including a Montreal 13 11 .542 5W therein set forth, that the son. Klock.Co., 13M Tolland truck. Lift heavy cartona. ZW baths, modem kitchen MANCHESTER - Modern Im­ Association final series surance, credit union and Training Division Box 616, BUYHG - SELliC- lot. Close to busline, base hits, seven each by Phlla. 12 13 .480 7 GIRLS SOFTBALL Court approve a certain Tpke., Manihester. Between 9 Must be 21 years old with appliances plus many maculate four bedroom Cape. Verplanck School and shop­ REFRIGERATORS • grandslam homer and a opener between Quebec IMPOUNDED - Brown male profit sharing. Apply in per­ Wading River, New York. Nancy Roberts and Cindy Manchester at Fermi, and 11 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. with driver's license. other features. 9X1,900. Two full baths, family room, ping. Formal dining room, Washers, ranges, used, two-run homer and Steve NY 10 18 .357 low and Winnipeg Wednesday. agreement of adoption in­ son at: 7-11 Food Stor^ 700 11792. MVESTHG mongrel, vicinity of Bread St An Equal Opportunity built-in oven and range, 100 X lireplaced living room, wail- guaranteed and clean. New Talaga. Liz Buckley added W est 3:15 volving said adult person, it is Milk Streets. Brown St white E lU n ^ n Road, South Wind­ THINK Casavant and Jack Burg, Left wing Dan Labraaten Employer. 200 level lot. Quiet convenient to-wall carpets, detach^ gar- shipment damaged, GE and six bingles as did Donna Bolton at East ORDERED: That such Collie cross, male, vicinity of sor, Conn. Elqual Opportunity • Truck Driver — Sorhe CAPE — 6 rooms, living INTERESTED IN Going Into each with a homer among W L Pet. GB got a goal and an assist to nei^borhood. $43,900. Direct DsbaMo/Letparance a^^^^ing $W,000. Owner, Frlgldalre. Low prices. B. D. Employer m/im /f. heavy lifting. Must be room, dining room, 3 Business? Need a store? Qui’t Leferski and Cindy Los Ang. 23 6 .793 Catholic, 3:15 application be heard and Bread St Milk Strtets. Brown EARN EXTRA Vacation from owner. Call 649-1040 Pearl and Sonn, 646 Main his four hits. Bill Grant and pace the defending cham­ bedrooms, new kitchen afford high rent? Take care of ReaHora Crockett, Sue Leslie, Carol San Fran. 13 16 .448 10 determined at the Probate Of­ St black male Collie cross, Money - Take orders for Lisa able to pass exam for after 5 p.m. Street, 6462171. Harry Roy each had three pion Winnipeg Jets to a 2^1 slightly injured, vicinity of MATURE Responsible Cabinets and counters, full my business along with yours Stetsky and Andrea Cin. 12 16 .429 low fice at 41 Center St., Jewelry. Call for Free occasional Interstate WILLINGTON - Make An hits, includino a homer, Friday victory over the (^ebec Route 44A. Contact Coventry Woman - For maid, who can basement, treed yard. $33,' in Manchester area. And I'll San Diego 13 Manchester, Connecticut in Catalog on Toll Free 800-631- deliveries. Must be 21 Offer! Transfered owner SEWING MACHINE Sale - Hassett five each and Mary 19 .406 IIW Dog Wai^en 4266524. work with minimun supervi­ make you an offer to our Have we helped you while Joe Brooks, Tom BASEBALL Nordiques in the first game said District, on the 24th day 1258. years old. 900.00 anxious to sell Circa 1880 Brand new Free Arm Zig Zag. Talaga had four. Roberts Houston 12 18 .400 liw sion. Call 646-2300. Ask for Mr. mutual ben efit. 1-223-4460 lately?...call 643-2711. Tierney, Jack Harrington eleven room Colonial. Three Slightly scratched, In ship­ Atlanta 8 22 .267 15W Manchester at of the best-of-seven run for of May, 1977, at 10:15 o ’clock Balogh, afternoons. before 9 a.m. and Stetsky homered. Holp Wtntod 19 fireplaces, plus Franklin ping. Button holes, and Dennis Quigley w ere in Simsbury, 3:30 the Avco Cup. In the forenoon, and that COLONIAL CAPE - Near MANCHESTER - 18 Cam­ Best in defeat with two Wednesday’s Results TELLER, CLERK Wanted - F x c e f f e n t bonoUt Stove, two full baths. Barn, monograms, stretch stitch, the two-hit group. Cheney Tech at Vinal Bobby Hull, who had two notice of the pendency of said WAITRESSES For Alter- High School; 7 rooms, 4 W EEKLY Stuffini bridge. 2 fam ily 5-5 plus San Diego 6-4, New York Duties: Loan processing, program. $200.00 etc. Now Only 8120.50. hits was Robin Bryant. application airi of the time and SALES POSITION - Straight envelo] stami expandable third floor. workshop, three car garage. Jack Hull collected three Tech, 3:15 teeth loosened by a stick as deposits, general office Apply In poraon. An equal bedrooms, IVk baths, large 16’x32’ in-ground pool. Guaranteed. Call 236U23. 3-3 place set for said hearing be commissions, leads furnish^ and ai 1 F tte supplies. Fireplaces, financing. Broker. m i K r i T V of the losers’ six hits. Rockville at East he sat on the tench, was duties. Shorthand helpful, but eat-in kitchen, formal Situated on 3.49 acres. Many Dealer. Los Angeles 5, Montreal given by sending a true copy of to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Opportunity omphyor. Send self addressed stamped 6262190, 649-3680. not necessary. Apply mor­ dining room, fireplace, 6 possibilities. $74,500. Audrey Outhit, 15-12, F ogarty’s Catholic, 3:15 extremely proud of both Manchester. M/F envelopone to: DIVERSIFIED,DIVERSIFIl FELINE 1 said o^er by regular mail, nings after 10:00 a.m . at car garage. $41,500.00 TWO YEAR OLD 78” Her- Windsor at South clubs. ^ haefer. Broker, 8765351. Bros, managed to tack a One-sided margin San Francisco 4, postage prepaid to: Com­ Northeast School E.F. Credit 1206 Camden Drive, Rich ELLINGTON - 8 Room Early culon Plaid Couch. Excellent 1 Windsor RELIABLE Babysitter for ALUtO FWNTMO 8CRVKO mond, Va., 23229. American Cape. Across from 10-8 loss on G len Construc- Philadelphia 2 “Winnipeg and Quebec missioner of Children & INVITATION Union, 71 East Center Street, RAISED RANCH - Eight condition. Reasonable. CaU marked last night’s play at after school. 2:30 to 5:30. Ellington R l(ue Country Club. tion last night at Bolton at Bacon are skating teams and we Youth Services, 345 Main Manchester, Conn. 646-8870. rooms, four bedrooms, one 643-6026, anytime. Nebo as Crispino’s Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 1 References. Nathan Hale FOR SALE - Vacant 1500 5.6 acres. $58,000. Hayes Fitzgerald. Academy, showed the style that peo­ Street, Hartford, Ct. 06115. TO BID 1 the mark cf full and two hall baths, trounced Scruse Paint, 37- Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 1 THE EIGHTH UTUITIES School area. Call oi^2781. Iprrtrg © cd le fx e square foot building with Corp., 6460131. 40” FRIGIDAIRE Deluxe Rham at Coventry ple everywhere ap­ A tt: Kenneth Keller, Adoption fireplaced farnily 'robm. NzwToMzckzt Swinging potent bats . , Houston 8, Qiicago 2 ' DRIVERS FOR School Buses basement on one of Electric stove. ElxceUent con­ 1 DISTRICT of MANCHESTER Wall-to-wall carpeting p o R T a s m a r were Jim Flaherty with Suffield at Ellington preciate,” he said. Consultant; Frank Naumec, wanted - We will train you. Manchester’s busiest streets. Rachelle Ayotte led the solicits bids for various in­ Szldom zvzlUblz!! Spzclouz zod dition. CaU 6460125. Today’s Games 2011 Lake Avenue, West Palm Part time. Housewives and REAL ESTATE SALES throughout. Two car gar­ If you are looking for a new Mznciwztar l4t,SM three hits and Dick Marsh, surance coverages for a Full or part-time persons desired outstznding S-room Colooizl la attack with five hits and Atlanta (Leon 0-1) at Beach, Florida; Dennis retirees prefered. Manchester age, acre lot. Asking $47,- home for your business, call MNCM John Gionfriddo and Bob period for one year. Sealed for rapialy growii^ company ser­ MAKE MONEY While the choice rezldcntlzl zrzz. 4 TAPPEN FOUR Burner Elec­ Mary Cochran, Gail White Pittsburgh (Kison 3-1) Robert Stevens aka Dennis area, 6462373. Vernon area, vicing East Hartmrd and other kids are in school. Instead of 900. Joe Gordon at Gordon Realty, JUST USTED - West side 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 car bedroonu. SH bztbz, wzU to wzU tric stove, $75. One O.E. Goebring, all with two for bids must be returned by June and Dale Titus each 8762826. towns East of the River. Training 6462174. large Cape. 64 Bedrooms, Karage, treed lot. czrpel over hardwood nooriog. Refrigerator, $50. Both in Cincinnati (Zachry 2-4) CC women net triumph Robert Naumec, 52 Delmont begins soon. High Commission. waiting in the house for the 2,1977. The bids will be public­ JUMBO Mzoy extra lezturea loo Domaroua the Oilers. collected four bingles. Street, Manchester, Ct. 06040; Excellent Bonus Plan. Manage­ kids to come home, become aluminum siding, new roof, 1 exceUent working condition. at St. Louis (Denny 5-0) CONTEMPORARY FJ.8PILECKI to meoUoa. Pleaaz czU Soizooeor Steve Segrist paced Glen Manchester Community Cougars their 11th win ly opened at 1:00 p.m. In the ment teportunity. See ou ^ ictu ^ an Avon Representative. You 1/2 baths, jalousied porch, one MALTORS Moving must seU. Prices are Cathy Keegan, Anne Los Angeles (Rhoden 5- and to Joanne Bernice EXPERIENCED Dish Arthur Sborta, 6 4 $ ^ . Eighth District Tax Collec­ ad in Tne Yellow Pages. For con- RANCH - With 14 rooms, □ EDUCATION car garage, recently negotiable. CaU Pete or Ron with three blows and Frank College’s women’s softball against seven losses. Naumec, 52 D elii^t Strtet, Washer - And bus boys. Apply fideotiai interview call Bob can meet people, earn money 643-2121 Gracyalny and Kathy 0) at Montreal (Hannahs 1- tor's office at 32 Main Street, in executive neighbrhood, remodried. $29,900. A best buy J. WATSON BEACH CO. at 0467849. Gonzales, Jack Maloney, team routed Norwalk Com- Manchester, Ct. 06040 all at in Person: Podunk Mill Wallace (lays 2360881 or Linda Co- and be home before they gri Mznohzzlzr Offloz M7-t1sa Linsenbigler had three hits 3), N Manchester, Connecticut. The with adjoining inlaw apart­ by Hayes Corp. 646-0131. Ginny Petersen had two T a v e rn R e sta u ra n t, 989 nant days 236 ^1, eves. 6^3379. there. For details call 326 EytabzihllltaMli Rick Yleski and Jim each and Marlene Donnelly munity College, 14-2, least 10 (ten) days before the Prfvafa fnafnieffons 19 BUILT-IN GAS Appliance, San Diego (Griffin 2-1) right is reserved to reject any Ellington Road, South Wind­ 9401. ment. Main house has MANCHESTER - 5 Room Mistretta each had two yesterday at Nike Field. hits and Sally Lentocha day set for said hearing and by HOUSE FOR Sale on In- Counter top Stove and built-in and Sue Linsenbigler added at N ew Y ork (K oosm an 2- and all bids. Specifications sor. large sunken Uving room, Ranch. Aluminum siding. hits. tripled for MCC. Marianne publishing a true copy of this THE WALLACE COMPANY MOTHERS h e l p e r - To Uve REMEDIAL READING and dustrial Xand - Call 647-9604. oven wlUi broiler, including two safeties each. Titus, 3) Five runs in the first, and bid forms may be secured formal dining room, New roof. New driveway. City Pemberton notched her order once in some newspaper 1000 Farmington Avenue with family at beach for the math; individualized work 746 Parker Street, fan. Best offer. 5^7832. Keegan and Gracyalny all two in the second and three at the Eighth District DENTAL ASSISTANT, baths, 4 bedrooms, master utilities. Convenient location. San Francisco having a circulation in Weel Hertford, Conn. summer. Iiu'ee children. CaU am, (lst-8tb grade) by Manchester. Bogner’s Packers un­ in the third gave the eighth win. Firehouse Dispatcher Office, Experience necessary. bedroom with dressing $29,900. Hayes Corp., 6460131. hom ered. (M ontefusco 2-4) at 242-6520, after 4 p.m. >r’s degree teacher. 568- UPRIGHT FREEZER - 14.8 Manchester, Connecticut, at Openings imm K Lota-Land lor Safa 24 lo a d ^ on A llied Printing in Lori Hansen’s three hits 32 Main Street, Manchester, area, family room, large 8075. DUPLEX 63, Fireplace, Cubic Feet. 11/2 years old. In Philadelphia (Christenson least ten days before the day Excellent beneflis. Salary ANDOVER - Ranch. Three the nightcap, seven runs in Connecticut. game room with pool table, carpeting,aluminum------storms. exceUent condition. $250. CaU paced the Painters with 2-3) set for said hearing. open. CaU 646-3003. bedrooms up, one down off rec MANCHESTER - Two B Zone Signed this 4th day of May, plus extra building lot. trees, $445 income. $38,500. 6469282. the second inning sparking room. New kitchen, fireplace. Laura Riley and Roxanne By the Court, Homoa For S alt 23 Hutchins Agency, 6463186. Building Lota. Need to be a 14-1 success. 1977. House completely Insulated. Scruse adding two each. AUTOMOTIVE Full Charge Mandiostor Evening HaraM 2 FAMILY - Duplex 5-5, Low prlct BRAND NEW Large Love American League Ursula Quental John C. Flynn Jr. Two ca r garage. $39,900. Kent Smith blasted four Bookkeeper for Genrral IVk baths, new kitchen Dougan , 6 4 6 4 ^ . Seat - Cost $310, will seU for Ass’t. Gerk Insurance Offers invited. Owner, 742- hits. Bob Brannick three INDY East BOLENS^ Motors Dealership. Must have cabinets, 1st floor laundry $200. CaU 643-4453 evenings. No. 003-5 Commissioner Working knowledge of 6015. ------TWO ACRES------and Don Crowell, John Nelson Freight outlasted W L Pet. GB room, separate heating Eighth UtiliUes R m o ld s St Reynolds system. 88,000 Koepsel, Dave Viara, Dave Nassiff Camera last night NY 16 11 .593 DEAURSHIP systems. Good income. Let us suggest a fair market •••••••#•••••••••••••••••• 8H.P. District Salary commensurate with DUPLEX - 4-5. Good condi­ Two zerez. Vermoot border. fS.- W hite and M ike J o r d w tw o at Nike, 14-9, thanks to Baltimore 14 10 .583 $45,500. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 015-5 ability and experience. Send tion. Two new furnaces, two 900. PartlaUy wooded, partially three big innings. Milwaukee 15 14 ' .517 2 price for your property □ MI8C. FOR SALE each for the winners. TRACTOR resume to Scranton Motors TWO FAMILY - Built in car garage. Convenient loca­ opeo. Oo lowo road. Excellent Doug Rindone, Steve Boston 14 14 .500 3 Inc, P.O. Box 777, Vernon, tion. $43,900. M. H. Palmer. building tile. Nice itooe wtil. Best in defeat with two LEGAL 1974. Walking distance to (ho obligation) Toronto 14 17 .452 4 INVITATION Conn. AVAILABLE Realty, 6468321. Excellent temu. Call Ardclat for Salt 41 hits each were Mark Smith and Bill Magnotta hospital. Five rooms, full •taw Enetand Really Ce. each collected three hits Detroit 11 16 .407 5 NOTICE Duvall and John Sommers. TO BID DEMONSTRATORS - Act applianced kitchens,, 3 a l u m in u m sheets used as Cleve. 11 16 .407 5 The Zoning Board of for the winners, one of now for an extra Free Gift. ■ ■ b l o o m s and 1 bath edch JOHN F. SHANNON printing plates, .007 thick, CHARTER OAK Appeals will bold public In East Hartford. WWI Magnotta’s going for four West Sealed bids will be received in Sell name brand and gifts unit. Separate heating UxS2” , 25 cents each or 5 (or hearings on Monday, May 16, OONTIBL TOSS Raaort Proparty 27 Farr’s held on over the bases. W L Pet. GB the Office of The Director of (Fisher-Price, Playskool, systems, driveways-and REALTOR H IM W H DATS.. $1. Phone 8462711. Minnesota 19 11 .633 1977, starting at 7:00 p.m. in Fento^. Earn $1000 or more final three Innings to nip Rick Johnston con­ General Services, 41 Center basements. Ready for im­ W rU N V IT . GARDNERS U K E • water­ n e w , TORO Power Handle Highland Park Market last Chicago 18 11 .621 Vt the Hearing Room of the Street, Manchester, Connec­ with Treasure House party mediate occupancy. $57,- 568-5660 front, six room, furnished cot­ tributed three hits and Municipal Building to hear Plan. Free kit. Top commis­ Call Don Hatak FRECHETTE A MARTIN with 25 inch Reel mower. $100. n i ^ t at F itzgerald, 7-6. Oakland 17 14 .548 2VL ticut until May 23, 1977 at taeiie. Boat and dock. Plenty of Steve Howroyd, Clay Ham- 500. 648^144 Call 8467423.______Texas 14 12 .538 3 and consider the following 11:00 a.m. for the following: sion. Also booking parties. pritivacy. $49,000. 401-S22-1H7. Ken Roback collected Call collect person to person mil and Chris Cooper two Kan. City 15 14 .517 3W petitions: E X T E R IO R two hits and Rick Migliore for Miss Carol 203-491-2100. MANCHESTER - Private RIDING MOWER - 5 each in defeat. Calif. 13 17 .433 6 Item 1, No. 557 — Joseph PAINTING MARY 647-9946 cou n ty setting. One year SOUTH WINDSOR - Just contributed an inside-the- NORTHERN MAINE horsepower. Huffy. ExceUent Seattle 10 24 .294 11 and Ruth Grzyb — Request reduced. Lovely six room CHENEY LIBRARY bid, eight room center hall New (Jottage on private, condiUon. $175. CaU alter 5, park home run for Farr’s. NIKE variance to Article II, Section PART TIME Sales Help GET MORE with aluminum sided Ranch 1 1/2 Wednesday’s Results Bid forms, plans and wanted for unfinished fur­ Colonial. Featuring fi^st secluded 1 acre parcel with 7469692. Tom Mac, Jerry Acadia Restaurant 4.01.01— Minimum Side Yard, baths, attached garage, walk­ Oakland 3, Boston 1 specifications are available at niture store in Manchester. floor fireplaced famll; private ri^ of way to trimmed Cherrone out recreation room, situated Cosgrove, Dick Lewis and to reduce east side yard to 8 room, with beamei Eagle Lake, Aroostook TWO CB units with antennas, Cleveland 4, M ilwaukee 3 the General Services Office, Sales experience preferred. on large lot with above ground Pete Devanney paced the Package last night at Nike, feet to erect garage — 106 Call 6 3 6 ^ alter 6 for ap­ County. 275 acres woodland one 6track tape player. One Chicago 4, T exas 3 41 Center Street, Manchester, cathedral celling. Elat-in ISENTTRY pool and deck. Offers wanted. 15-6. Woodhill Road — Residence near Eagle Lake. 80 acres gerb with cage.age. 8768805. Marketmen with two Connecticut. pointment. WANT SPENDING M0NEV7 kitchen, with work island. Evenings, Lorraine Scrivano, Detroit 8, Minnesota 3 Zone A. REAL ESTATE SERVICES woodland on Elagle Lake. bingles each. Leading the way offen­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, lays i Bhta - Wa H iai Void Formal dining room, front 886-2934. Market Square Seattle 5, New York 2 Item 2, No. 558 — John Zoc- CaN Of WTIIS QWMfl WATKIN’S CLEARANCE sively for the winners were CONNECTICUT PART TIME Warehouse and to back living room, 2W Realtors, 6661508. DUSTY California 6, Baltimore 0 co — Request variance of Arti­ delivery help wanted for fur­ John A. Bakar Center on Main St. In Andy Amendola with three WILUAM E. BUCKLEY, baths, four large niture store In Manchester. HoraM earritra aro noodod Conveniently located starter Eagla Laka, Ma. M738 Manchester is a bargain Tied 5-all after four in­ Today’s Games cle II, SecUon 13.15.01(b) to Chairman of bedrooms. Sliders to patio, 851 CENTER STREET - Two hits and Lee Edwards, Good driving record. Call 636 MANGHESTER- home, eat-in kitchen, recently 207-444-80M hunter's paradise. All the nings, Suburban Floors permit outdoor patio to be In tho following aroaa: or three bedroom Cape. Large Mark Kravontka, Ron Texas (Perry 1-4) at Library Board two car garage, acre Uimps, beds, dinettes, sofas, built on west end of existing 2284 after S for appointment. remodeled, full basement, alu­ paneled living room, scored four times in the Kansas City (Leonard 2-1), 0206 plus lot. mattresses, chairs and pic­ Nivison and Bob Plosky, restaurant'for service of Glastonbury minum siding St garage. $M,900 fireplace, dining room, COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet fifth and posted a 9-7 win N tures you’ve been looking for each with a pair. customers — 250 Hartford applianced kitchen. Wall to from beach. Winterized two 3 Announcomtnts COLONIAL - Seven New to market, five-room may be here right now at over the Angels last night Detroit (Rozema 2-0) at Announewnwilt wall carpet. 16x32 inground bedroom cottage. |15,900. M7- The Bottlers were paced Road — Industrial Zone. M anch e aton rooms, 3 bedrooms, IW Ranch home on lakefront, large savings of at l e u f 30% and u at Robertson. Milwaukee (Travers 3-3), TOUCH COVENTRY- pool. Convenient to schools, 9452 or 8S616U. by Greg Johnston. Lou Item 3, No. 559 — Arnold VAdimt SlTMt and Buekland Straat baths, rec room with bar, kitchen, fenced lot, shows well, much as 50% I Better come Leading hitters for the N LAWN AND shopping, bus. Creampuff con­ see before someone buys the Cherrone and Tom Brower — Variance of Article fireplace, some wall-to- mid $30’s. Floors were Bill Di Yeso Superbly designed. . . made ■ Budget-priced araa dition. $39,600. Owner, 646 WEEKAPAUG Rhode Island'- item you’ve been looking for. Crockett, each with two New York (Figueroa 3-2) n . Section 4.01.01 — Minimum wall. Tastefully decorated. 0449. 1/2 mile from beaches. Plea- with a homer and single, at Seattle (Jones 0-1), N with power-losing collar that . Brigg* & Stratton Engine, Lot Area, Minimum Fron­ PUBLIC NOTICE 6-6 Duplex on bus line, 3 bedt hits. Jphn Burger added a East Harttord: Garage. |M,900. sa n t 2 b e d r o o m h o m e COLDSPOT Air Conditioner ■ Manny Vital with a homer makes changing attachments ^ tage, and Minimum Front MANGHESTER- rooms, living room, din­ hom e run. Baltimore (Palmer 5-1 INVESTMENT Three Family available on a weekly basis. Excellent condition. 8,500 Yard, to divide parcel of land Carriara naadad In ttia fotlowlng araaa: ing room, kitchen, each side, and double, Harry O’Brien or May 3-3) at California RANCH— 7 rooms, 3 years - With (our baths. Live here Accommodates five. $175. per BTU. $86.00. CaU 872-2482. into two lots, proposed Parcel VBumalda Avanua, High School, separate furnaces, double ga­ rent free. Pasek Realtors, 286 week. Call WiU or Noreen at with a homer and Barry (Ross 0-2), 38" Rotary Mower. ■ Electric Start. BAKE SALE old, with first floor family REC A with less lot area than S t Marya CamMary araa. room, fireplace, eat-ln rage. Only $44,900. 7475. 8767943, after 4 p.m. Bernstein with two singles 22" Rotary Tiller. ■ Plug In — For the Benefit of the DIAMOND RING - Tiffany and a double. Scoring in all but one required and less front yard YWCA SCHOLARSHIP FUND ^Bumalda Avanua - BaH Court area. kitchen, formal dlnlnf Setting, 90 points, flawless. 42" Grader Blade or «"“chment. than required, proposed room, 3 bedrooms, 2 ful C A Iini U/HlACnO ^ market, custom Raised Will sacrifice. 649-1734, The Angels were paced inning, Rockwell Inter­ Number retired VBumaida Avanua - Dalmont w vU in IIHVUwUn* Ranch in premier location. Lota-Land lor Safa 24 Lota-Land For Sato 24 Snow iN ow * Complete ground engaging Parcel B with less lot area baths, 2-car garage, anytime. by Don Rose, Leon national topped Hartford Saturday, May 14th BldwaH, Vamon Road araa. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, fire­ LOS ANGELES (UPI)- 38" Snow Thrower. V ca^bllHIes. ^ than required and less fron­ aluminum siding, treed loti National Bank last night at place in lower level, aluminum Nadeau, Larry ^reduck No. 24, retired ^lanager tage than required — 61 Frank’s Supermarket VWakiirt, Qraanlawn, Concord Straat TOP QUALITY Top Soil and K eeney, 17-5. Made with a pin-hitch to tow other equipment. exterior. Shows well. LAND SALE and Rich O’Neal, each with Walter Alston’s uniform Strickland Street — Residence araa. QUASIIN iWEA Loam. Excavating, aeptlcs, Mark Davis collected a and sewer work. LatuUppe tw o hits. number, wll be put into Zone A. Super Value. Young Ranch in Also on sale...10,12,14,16 and 20 H.P.Bolens Tractors ^Oiford Driva, Handal Road, Mapla RARCBLI BroUiers Inc. 646-5114, auo single, two doubles and a Information pertaining to 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. excellent location. 3 bedrooms, 14 ooiwz niezly zraodzd. U na raid fczmzaz an t tawn raadz nzar retirement at the Los Swaat Waahington Ava., gvana Avt. PHILBRICK MANGHESTER- 7469477. CANDLEUGHT triple for the winners with Angeles Dodgers’ 'annual above may be obtained In the large living room, country kit­ OuabMn Rzizrvzir. Coidd ntzay bd zubdMdad. Sank linznalna Scoring in but two in­ zvaHabto. Total prtoz l14,tOS. Joe Taruano adding a dou­ Oldtimers game Sunday, Planning Office. CsN 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 chen with built-ins, first floor COLECO18 foot above ground nings, twice in the second PARCBL II ble and two singles, Jim June 5. All persona Interested may HarMCbtuMooD^ AGENCY family room, lowest $50's. 47 aorzz ovzr 1,000 tazi ol town road kontaat. Stant waBz, « l^ pool. Deck, filter, winter and three times in the attend these hearings. zzeiOzm InvzzknznI zl onh 0400 par to n . Bank Snanckig zvzizkta. cover, chemicals included. Pagani a single and homer "Walt Alston has been sixth. Blue Moon tacked a W.H. PREUSS Zoning Board Realtors Total pftao 011,000. 6460706.______and Rick Field a double the greatest manager in EJUM BOBO tK H O IIM MMEV 5-3 loss on V ito’s last night and two singles. of A p ^ l s R egalK SZSr PAaCiL III Dodger history and one of B O Y tia n u 10 *- oorot zrtdi boouWul ontW etaor zptina tad pond. Ntoo hoaok, 20” GIRLS BIKE, Converts at Robertson. SONSpJNC. Paul L Rossetto, The Bankers were paced H«- o||«f t tMircNiriiM- nfiMig Hilh n tM/ti rmr i>r»tlutl. S Evanfngt a Week m ztano wolta. k onlOBo oo p ovod taw n rood. Priood o l 010 JOO. Into boys. One year old. the most successful 22B Secretary 646-4200 John Whinfield led the by Dave Huntington and R t 6 A 44A Boston Toko. Wl NIID LltTINOa NOW! 29 ConnoGtlcut Blvd., East Hartford Excellent condlUon. Asking managers of all time,” Dated this 12th day of May, Cornsr ol Broad 8 r m : to • F.M. Call New EnMand Riilty Co. winners with two hits, a John Leardi, each with two and Cantor Straat $25.00. ()all 6462778, between Dodger President Peter 1977. Mon.-FrI. 6 •,m. • 6 p.m. p n o p in m call todayi 289-4331 total match by Wally Irish, BOLTON TEL. 0 4 3 -^ Phona 646-2112 Sal...... 8 a.m. • 12 noon M 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 802-04-9389 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. hits. O’Malley said. 027-5 PAGE SIX -B — MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., May 12, 1977 ACROSS 7 Non-Latin Answer to Previous Punia MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 12, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-B 8 End m t EfM it 1 Tiger cat 9 Snatch (□DDIZl AptrtimiMt for Aant S3 for R M t S3 Airtot for Sato 91 A irto§for8ah i1 7 Rivar In India 10 Mucilage □ Charles M. Schultz 13 Modal of solar 11 Summers (Fr.) □ WE HAVE customers waiting in R E E ROOM Apartment - ayatam 12 Plants grass C f U M t i D Dear Abby for the rental of your a p ^ - Available June 1st. Heat, hot 14 Broadway 19 Spanish gold ment or home. J.D. Real water, appliances, air con- 15 Aatrologtr'a 21 Rasps ADDlTlOM AND Estate Associates, Inc. 646- ditionlna, storage area, laun­ tool ' 22 Hooslar s u ts By Abigail Van Buren 16 Psnatratad (abbr.) 1980. dry facilities, garage. Securi­ □ Q E [a □ □ □ 1 £V6R‘/0ALL4'OU(5UV5 ■ ty deposit. No pets. $225. 643- 17 Environmant 23 Forthwith [A 0 U l YOU HEARD M E/! I HAN6 IN THEtt,PARTNER, S«^TI?ACT|O m , WANTEDI 2 agency (abbr.) HAVE HIT HASBKN OUT,' LOOKING for anything in real or 646-7^. • 24 Fuel s 7 g A e Nl SAID IT WAS OUT!! U)E'RE60NNA W IN !' ------18 liTah txplativa 26 (at fij A w K e P T f EV6RV BALL WEVE HIT estate rental - apaiments, 20 Curly latter |T T SbBffV .'.N D T TWO BEDROOM Duplex 26 Regarding t E E • YOU WANT ME TO HA5 6EEN IN!!! "IT homes, multiple dwetllMs, no DEAR ABBY: The problem is not with me but with 21 Crackaratata IE • D E A HE] [Tin Apartment - Near bus une, 28 Ancient 1 n fees. Call J.D . Real Estate some people I know. First, I am a toy. 24 Comedian 6PELUT FOR YA?! t v B u Associates, Inc. 646-1980. stores, and schools, West Clean Used Cars Paruvian 39 Wealth 48 Waistcoat Side. Security deposit Why do they think it’s "unmasculine" for a toy to Harris T babysit? 27 Midday 29 Ditch around 42 Whinny 4 g BranchM of 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. required. No pets. Call mor- n a castia nlngs, 643-671L I'm a senior in higdi school, and I've been babysitting 3 1 One (Gar.) 43 Spasms learning S - a floor. Three room heated 32 Gift baarar 30 Epochs ^ c e j ^ o r high. I have sat with children as young as four 44 Make eyes at 51 Brazilian (1972 thru 1975) 34 Pack animal apartment. $180. Security. 33 Attrap days old and some were ten and eleven jrears old. I don’t Ciall 646-2426, 9 to 5. ATTRACTIVE Urge five 36 Collaga of Tibet 46 Chinese pirrot room apartment. Some say this in a bragging way, but some of the people who hlatlc group 37 Whirl currency 6 2 Hiir-do holder have hired me say I’m better than most girl babysitters my MANCHESTER • one W« a rt expanding our Uaad Car Lot KIgh school 38 Actor Wallach 47 Buckeye State 5 4 Sticky etuft bedroom apartment at Sun- age. atiidant Mickoy Finn — Morria Wtiss " y O U / A R E nybrook Village. Quiet, con­ and wa naad your ear now. I like children, and I really enjoy babysitting. Besides I (comp, wd.) I 2 3 A 8 e r " 1 9 TT SUSCEPTIBLE venient location, private en- 646-0057. think it’s good praptice for fatherhood. (Not to mention the 40 Paralana '. " IF VCU WEPE ?STAV AWi>y FPaoA 41 Horizon n " 14" TOTCWATD „ ' trances, single story building, money I’m saving for college.) BORN LvAPIES'BRIPqe HofflM tor Rant 54 43 Baby’s WOW THEN-HOW DOES 0 4 heat, hot water and air con­ IT ie“ BUT, WILEY— T 6 N 'THOUSAND S ^ N D LUNCHEONS. SU RPRISES. * I hope this makes your column. A lot of us toy sitters " plaything THIS CVTE... ditioning all included. $230 per WE PAY CASH LOOK, MB. BBO m i- YOU DIDN’T TO YOU, WILEY?Y ? , F O U R ROOM R a n c h - who got teased for doing "sissy” work would appreciate it. 46 Artfcia of food ■ IVHEN I VM.K OUT OF month. No pets. Damato W ii" 19 20" Fireplace, garage. Pleasant, BOY BA BYSITTER 47 Eggs HBBE, THE BRIEFCASE Enterprises, 646-1021. ■ GOES WITH M E/ convenient location. Working FOR CLEAN 60 Lizard 21 22 , • r ~ Adultoonly. No children, pets. DEAR BOY; My hat is off to you and to all the other 53 Upper FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch u 29 26 27" a 28 20 6432880. toys who enjoy babysitting and regard it as good training 65 Red wine Street. First floor. Adult cou­ USED CARSI for fatherhood. And what a compliment to be left in charge 66 Salfiah iT ■ 32" ple. No children, or pets. 649- Individual 6987. ( SIX ROOM Cape Cod - East of parents’ most precious possessions—their children! ■■ ■ Hartford, near shopping and 67 Laglalativa 33“ 34 39 schools. $285, plus security. body ■ 1I MANCHESTER - Ideal for d e a r ABBY: Recently I drove through a small 58 Buds ie" 37 31 39 40“ na= 2897879. "art-colOny” village in Pennsylvania, which is normally CA!iAU.I elderly. Two rooms plus full SUPER HlOH TRADE-IN “ *1 1 bathroom. Nice yard. Call frequented by tourists. . DOWN 42 ONE BEDROOM 45’xlO’ anytime. 649-4356. I got the shock of my life when I saw about, 75 young rzz Mobil Home - Bolton. Single ALLOWANCES ON TT" 45“ 49 1 47 48 49 people all dressed exactly alike —in blue denim! I'wonderto 1 Sticky stuff w orking adult only. No NEW CAR TRADE-INS! 2 Hsivaat 50” SI 92 53" ■94 ArtfcfM tor Sato 41 Artfcfas tor Sato 41 ArtIciM lor Salt 41 Boats-Aceasaorfaa 4 5 children, pets. Lease. 643- if there had been a prison break, or an invasion of the VtLLABEII APTS. "Union Army.” 3 Energy Carpeting, full basement. IV^ tile 2880. agency (abbr.) 55“ 59” UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Ta g s a l e -12 Doane Street. TAG SALE -18 Hendee Road. 15 FOOT BOAT - 35 H.P. baths, appliances, heat, patio, air OPEN MOA thru THURS. ’til 9 PJL What is it with our young people? They have about as 4 Aloha symbol Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vormear Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 30 years accumulation. Satur­ Saturday 9 to 5, May 14th. motor. Trailer. $1,000. Call conditioner, no pets, adults. Oncaa-Storaa lor Rant 5 6 much individuality as connected sausage links. They all 6 Organ atop sT" 1si” Brownies, nurses, East day and Sunday, 9 to 5. Garden equipment, dis­ 643-0635. look alike. Same dress, same jeans, same long straight 6 Business -JS INIW FAFCR INTIRMlIE AS6N) MY B(X)K IS /('...WILL REMISE \ BETTER CatboUc ScIkmI. 649-1225. hwasher, air conditioner, CHMLES LESKMNCE ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square leader 6 hair—it's hard to tell one from the other. Go anywhere OVERDUE, <> YOU ■ID B \Y THAN THAT/ TAG SALE - Friday May 13th, household items. S 4 8 - 7 6 2 0 feet industrial space, 2,000 young people gather, high schools, colleges, social affairs, r THINK THAT SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Qtrdtn Products 47 10 to 3. Saturday May 14th, 9 square feet office space. Easi­ it’s the same story. Why are they afraid to be different? HOLLYHfXK-") LENP ME BACK/ HERE'S MUST'VE BEEN processed navel, stone, sand to 3. 26 Wetherell St., Ta g s a l e - An entire block ly sutedividable. 2 60 ^ , 249 It wasn’t like that 20 years ago. Kids looked and acted n ,---- ME TEN ’ V MY NOTE A- FLAT.' and fill. For delivery call Manchester. No junk. Variety over 20 families. Air con­ LOAM OFF Farm Land EAST HARTFORD - Two 4715. like individuals and enjoyed it. '* CENTS?! George H. Grlfflng, Andover, of Items priced reasonable. ditioners, antiques, toys, fur­ Delivered. Five yard R«ic bedroom townhouse. One and 31S CINTtR ST.. MANCHE$TEII,CONN.>Phon«643-SI34 d: 742-7W6. niture, household goods, baby minimum. Call 6439918 after ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ WONDERING WANDERER library MULTI-FAMH.Y Tag Sale - items, and much much more. 5:30. Weekends anytime. 1/2 baths, all appliances, full basement, washer/dryer fice. Ground level, central Pvbl TWO 300 AMP RecUflers - Saturday May 14th, 9 a.m. to 4 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 14th, location, professional DEAR W ANDERER: The young people who dress Win at Bridge Good condition, Good for p.m. 239 Tlmrod Road, Rain date May 21st. Will be hookup, heated. $255. uniformly today do so because they want to identify with Likr monthly. 5291708 weekdays. building, parking and utilities. plating, or welding. Call 649 Manchester. Fluorescent light held at end of Great Swamp Anilqutt 4 5 Call 6492885. each other. There is comfort and security in "belonging" to 3431 from hoon^tll 6:00 p.m. fixtures, bikes, mimeograph Road, on Deerfield Drive, 1971 BUICK Skylark Custom - a gang, group or band. And if it makes them happier, i X - 1 MANCHESTER - CTean one Motorcyelaa-Bleyelaa 64 machine and much much Glastonbury. WANTED Antloue furniture, STORES 4 OFFICES for rent Two door hardtop. V-8, what’s the harm? Play unsafe at any speed SALE - Reconditioned Stan­ bedroom unit in a small brick more. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or - Manchester, prime location. automatic, power steering. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville dard Typewriters. TAG SALE - May 13th., 14th., building. Quiet rural at­ CTean, must see! $1395. 6^ other antique items. R. mosphere. $ ^ . includes heat, Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and DEAR ABBY: Please help me! I am pregnant, but I Now he led his queen of Guaranteed. Also call us for TAG SALE - Saturday, May and 15th. Big variety. 9 a.m. $100 per month, starting. 649 2572. C> 197?toMeA,lnc,TM too US FM Off 5 .> Z Harrison, 643-8709. hot water and ^ pliances. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. never went all the way. I know that’s hard to toUeve, but it hearts. Blast took his ace, 6-12 cleaning and overhaul of your 14th., 93. Antimies, dinette to 5 p.m. 774 Tolland Turn­ 5334, 6431393. is true, so help me God! typewriter. Small charge for Blanchard & Rossetto, cashed the queen of spades set, tables, chairs, clothes, pike. Door Prize! WANTED - Old toys, post 1969 CHARGER RT 440 mag NORTH (D) lick up and delivery. Yale Realtors, 6492482. I’m 17 (so is he) and we have gone steady for a year and and led a fourth spade. The Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrence new hardwood lumber, cards, steins, string^ in­ START YOUR Own Business - with extras. $1,000 or best 4)964 T'ypewrlter Service, 41 five months, during which time we did a lot of very heavy student ruffed. West overruff­ bedspreads, power hand tools, struments, paintings, fur­ On Main Street. Prime loca­ offer. Call after 5, 6468466. 1 7 - Purnell Place, 64949M. BOLTON MANCHESTER it it petting, but I swear to you that I am a virgin. We came fabric, crafts, frames, tricy­ Building Supplitt 42 niture, clocks, advertising tion. Rents from $50. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON 9 A9863 ed and another sure-fire plan OKAV.BU5TERI IF VOU'RE WHAT’5 DUNNOVET- MAKE UP YOUR MIN D-TOKAY, OKAY! cle, much more. 8 Stephen Town line. Large three room 50 H.P. VOLKSWAGEN close, but never actually went all the way. * A 10 9 7 2 KEBPIM0 TABS ON ME, HERE HI5 STORY. ) BUT WE'LL SOON items, outright purchase, con­ apartment, stove, Manchester Mall, 6431442. FX-1200 - Built by factory had gone East with the geese. PRONTO'. YOU WANT TO j I'LL LBUBL LOAM, GRAVEL, sand, Street, off Parker. NATURAL STONE for Engine - With 14 volt starter. enngtneer. Branch beads, How can I get my parents to believe me? They will think XAM- RIGHT BEHIND YOUl E A S Y ? y S FIND OUT'. talk TO U S- OR with YOUl , signments. 644-8962. refrigerator. Quiet “What went wrong?” asked HEVl washed stone, wood chips, retaining walls, veneers, EAST HARTFORD off Bum- $75. Call 8758476. Barnett clutch, aluminum I am lying for sure. Have you ever heard of this ever WEST EAST the student. “I thought I was 742- neighborhood. References L-L-t£600 complete landscaping. TAG SALE - 56 Birch Street, patios, etc. Pick up by the side Ave. 700 square foot of­ rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ happening to anyone else? A J 5 A Q 10 8 7 3 making a safety play.” 7833 or 6492178. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, required. $200 monthly. 649 OP ME! Manchester. May 12th to 14th, pound or delivery by the ton. Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ fice. Includes neat. $150 a NEED OAR? Credit bad? buretor, balanced motor, blue Please help me. We love each other very much, are V J 10 8 V A 9 “No, you made an unsafety 2311. «KJ54 9Q102 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Clothes, dis­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ly Toys, Statues, Furniture. month. Call 6498589. Bankrupt? Repossessed? printed motor and tranunis- graduating in June and plan to be married. - play. Your play would have DARK LOAM. 5 yards. $32 hes. 6493163. Honest Douglas accepts slon. $3,400 firm. Call 6497732. AKJ83 A j n i plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed Jugs, Crocks, Almost MANCHESTER - One NEEDING HELP succeeded against a singleton Anything Old. 6492690. MANCHESTER - Retail and / lowest down, smallest SOUTH ^ sand and stone. 643-9504. bedroom Apartment at $135. payments. Douglas Motors, AAK2 ace of trumps, it would not GIRL SCOUT Troop 686 Tag or manufacturing space. 2,000 DEAR NEEDING: Yes, I have heard of such cases. It is Sale - Saturday, 12 to 3 p.m., Dogt-BIrdt-PtIt 43 Two bedroom Duplex at $210. 345 Main. ★ ★ VKQ7 6 5 4 3 2 have helped against any other WtntSd to B u y 4 9 Within walking distance of square feet to 100,00 square indeed possible for a girl to become pregnant and remain a four-one break and as you 45 Marshall Road. Baked feet. Very reasonanle. ♦ 7 downtown Manchester. virgin. Girls who do everything "but” qualify only as have just seen it cost you your TAG SALES goods. plants, homemade DOG-CAT BOARDING Brokers Protected. Call WE PAY $15 for complete HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, A6 OLDER BUREAUS, Included heat, hot water, excellent condition, many technical virgins, but virgins they are. contract when trumps broke Items. bathing/grooming. Complete Dressers, rockers, tables, Hayman Properties, 1-229 junk cars, (toll Joey, Tolland Both vulnerable stove and refrigerator. Call extras. Exceptionally good 3-2.” TAG SALE ■ 56 Keeney, cor- modern facilities.' Canine chairs, desks and antiques. 1206. Auto Body, 5291990. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 6490090. performance since purchased West North East South The essence of a safety play ner of Portland and K Keeney.n i Phone 6439112. FIVE FAM av Tag Sale - 385 Road, Manchester. 6495971. PARTS Department now open new. $500. Call 6468840 after Pass Pass 4 iy is that it guards you against Three families. 10 to 5, Satur­ Woodland St., Saturday and MANCHESTER - Three room 4:30 p.m. day, 5&y 14th. OFFICE m C E Saturdays. Complete line of Pass Pass Pass something, while not exposing Sunday, 9 to 5. Mecnanlcs CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - apartment, Wellman Road. Chrysler parts. Chorches Opening lead — J A you to a greater danger Alley Cop — Dave Qraue tools, small appliances, baked Basic Obedience Classes now □ RENTALS $198. Utilities, FOR RENT MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE t a g s a l e - May 14th., 9 to 4. Motors. 6493646. Astro-graph' somewhere else. The student goods, children's clothing. Security deposit. No lets. forming. Individual and - Lowest Rates Available! had guarded against one Millers Falls Parking Lot, Rain or shine. May 1st. 2390564, 247- 250 square feet, center of I Immediate binding authority. Manchester Industrial Park. protection lessons also Manch^ter, air condiUonine and I 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - By BERNICE BEDE 080L danger, but exposed himself HURRY, ALLEY.' /' H E’LL JUtJT \ o k a y/ I ' m , ^ Rooms tor Rent 5 2 parking. Call 643-9551. I Sunny Day Option. Qarke In­ rrs(3UNPS,_ hafta h(3l p Rent a space $5. 872-4328, 649 available. For reservations, Original cost $7,000, asking to a greater one. READY FOR'EM please call 6495971. ROCKVILLE - Three Room 1 $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ surance Agency, 6431126. LIKE THBYiRE V lilS OWN Til 8243, after 5 p.m. TAG SALE -18 Thomas Drive By Oswald & James Jacoby TEARINe roOR> I SET A VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ Apartment. With heat, hot ditioning, 9track deck. Phone (off Center Street), Sunday, nished room on busline ideal water, stove refrigerator. For Friday, May 13, 1977 PINNY ARART// FEW MORE , May 15th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. DACHSUNDS - AKC. Smooth 5699348 after 5 p.m. Days, 1973 SUZUKI 185. New igni­ 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. The student studied the n V E FAMILY Tag Sale - 9 to for working person. $158. No pets. Parking for one B IT E S PCTWN! Clothing, toys, household coat. Black and tan, and red. Raaort Proparty 6430888. tion and Webco head, plastic 21) You're lucky today as long as dummy for a moment, turned 4, Saturday. 37 Autumn St. References and security car. Adults only. Security fenders'and tank, DID rim, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An you know your limitations. A British Columbia reader Miscellaneous items. goods, much miscellaneous. Standard. 646-0853. For Rant 66 to the Professor and said, P l f required. Call 646-0505. deposit. Call 6497690. new rear shocks, plus much obligation you were almost Things should work out as you asks if there is such a system 1 1970 FORD Torino GT - “You’re going to be proud of more. Minor work needed. ready to write off may be repaid hope they will. as Canadian Acol. SUMMER RENTAL, Water­ Automatic transmission, me.’’ FURNISHED Three Room - power steering, power brakes, $395. 6493368 after 4:30. today. If It Isn’t, try putting out a Yes, there is. It is used by front Cottage - On Lake gentle reminder. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Then the student.took the Heated apartment. Second radio, 5 new tires, excellent Kehela and Murray and some Kanasatka, Moultonboro, Beneficial conditions prevail spade and led his deuce of floor, two family. Adults. No New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. running condition. 6492522, HARLEY DAVIDSON 1974 QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) other top Canadian pairs. where your family Is concerned. hearts. pets. Security. References. Completely furnished, fully 6437316. Z90. Good condition. $250 or Friendship Is Intertwined with If there’s a change you’ve con­ Strangely enough, it is based 643-4860. equipped kitchen, screened best offer. 6490706. your hopes today. Someone who templated, try to get It under way Welt won and led a second largely on 1931 Culbertson, but porch, sun deck, float, dock. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - once supported you Is prepared today. spade for the student to win. it is very effective in the EAST HARTFORD - Adult privatePri sandy - - beach. - Great - Automatic. Call 289-2546, 1975 HONDA 550 - 4 cylinder. to go to bat again. hands of Murray and Kehela. couple.I- NoM pets. . . ir_...Four rooms, fishing. Centrally located in 9,000 miles. $1200, includes AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Fob. 19) anytime. CANCER (June 218uly 22) If Aim high' today, even If you’re Barry’s World luggage rack, back rest, 2 Bell heat and hot water, stove. $165 Lakes Region. $200 weekly, you have any trump cards to play tackling something large In helmets. 6434336. monthly. 5292330.4:30p.m. to (toll Cromwell, 6 3 ^ 5 7 , after 1970 DODGE Coronet V8 careerwise, this could be the scope. Your judgment won’t let The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 8:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. automatic, air conditioning, day. You hold a winning hand. you overstep the bounds. iwer steering, power brakes. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be alert PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) THREE ROOM ^artment. LAKE Winnipesaukee - ^eVery good condition. $900 or npart' Available July 1st. First floor. today when you’re talking to Influences relating to your Moultonboro, New best offer. 6430675. Moblla Homaa 68 associates and friends. There's a Heat, hot water, appliances, Hampshire. Newer chalet material security are very In­ storage area, laundry strong possibility you can spot a teresting today. Gain may come Sleeps 10. Fireplace, private 1973 VEGA - Three speed 18’ CAMPER trailer - single ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars facilities. Security deposit. No sizable oppoiiunlty. through hard work and lucky LAWNS MOWED, light Cape / CARPENTRY 4 Masonry - area, nicely furnished. 649 standard. 46,000 miles. $800. axle,, excellent condition. and attics. Moving large pets. $210.6434884 or 6497268. VIROO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) Joint breaks. trucking, some tree work. painted for $150-$200 by Additions and remodeling. 5566. Call after 6, 6491308. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call appliances, also stone or loam ventures look very promising at Low rates. Call after 5 p.m. Scheduling now. Professional Free estimates. Call Anthony 7428930. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) deuvUvered. 6491775 or 644-9632. 6498864 or 647-1240. considers, any job. 289^87, SquiUacote, 649-0811. SIX ROOM Duplex - includes FOR RENT: Summer Cot­ this time, especially If you're Conebntrate your etforls today heat, hot water, carpeting, 1971 HORNET Sportabout - teamed up with one who wields on your biggest and most Impor­ evenings or weekends, Don. tage, Eastham, Mass, (tope Wagon, (tonary yellow. Thrif­ 1971 PORTA-CABIN - Hard­ leavy CARPENTRY - All types of and appliances. $300. considerable Influence. tant project. This Is what you’ll CARPENTRY, Cod. Close to fresh water, and ty six cylinder, standard top. Sleeps 6. Stove, sink, ice tlllzer plant. Job involves carpentry; Remooellng, Available June 1st. Call 643 be luckiest all PRESEASON Special - Quali­ REMODEUNG, Additions - within 5 minutes of bay and - transmission. Radial white box. (wood condition. 742-5251. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) bandlirg and stacking fer­ roofing, siding. No job too 9188 after 3 p.m. ty painter. Lowest prices Roofing, siding, and painting. beaches. Sleeps at least six. walls. Sharp! $1495. Suburban Keep trying. Matters of a legal nature are tilizer bags. Must be in good small. Free estimates. 649 available. Ten years No job too small Free es- All furnished. $165 per week favored for you today. If you physical condition. Phone Mr. LARGE FURNISHED Room - Motor Car, 6492076. 3079. experience. Fully Insured. tlmates. 6493079. rental. Call 7428607, after 3:30 CRICKET CAMPER Trailer - have deals to close or t a i Hill, 6430644. Complete light housekeeping documents to sign, tend to them Free estimates. 742-9694. p.m. TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- Sleeps four. $400. Good condi- LAWN MOWING. CARPENTRY - Repairs, privileges. Private entrance now. C tM TREE Service - Free es­ OOQ miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Uon. Call 8733476. E f i j i M i g References. Reasonable J.P . LEWIS It SON - Interior remodeling, additions, gar­ and parking. 649-0358 , 633- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If timates, discount senior Wantad to Rant 57 car. Askingiskh $2550. 6494938. rates. Call 6434882. and Exterior Painting, ages, roofing. Call David 8323. THINK SPRING and enjoy there's an Important project citizens. Company Paperhanging, and May 13. 1677 Patria, 6491796.' 1976 HORNET - 4 door. ^ s : 1972 Scotsman camper, you’re Involved In, keep your Manchester owned and CHENEY’S LANDSCAPING remodeling. Fully Insured. FIVE LARGE Rooms - MARRIED COUPLE Desire You should begin to experience Borifi’Loaer — Art Sansom Automatic, power steering, gas stove. Icebox, sleeps six, nose to the grindstone today. operated. CaU 6491327. Service - Landscaping, lawn 6499658. Cellar, garage, near center. rent in Bolton area. Please Improving conditions In your Rooting-Siding-Chimnay 34 air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best excellent condition. $8M. 649 Returns could exceed expec­ maintenance, yards cleaned, $200. Security. Available im­ call 6492155. financial affairs. The change will offer. 2897035. 3670. tations. 7 T FORMICA TOPS - CablneU brush cleared, chain saw PAINTER NEEDS Work - BIDWELL Home Improve­ mediately. 647-1'-1145, evenings come about gradually. STORAGE AREA or Garage iOOOUiMT, SIR,, ABOUT NEXT and doors made to order. Top work. Low, reasonable rates. Interior, Exterior Painting, ment Co. Expert installation 6496896. 'WHV LIMIT quality work reasonable needed to store light 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - 1968 SHASTA -17 Foot trailer. Call 647-1852. Papering, by the hour or job. of aluminum siding, gutters Etocellent condition. Self con­ Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Btoffal ) UlTbykEAhc. HAVE A DICE CWEEVEHlUbTHOW (WEEK? HOW ABOUT prices. References. 6494346. FIVE ROOM Duplex on bus materials. Electricity, and Zlebarted, chrome exhaust, Residential, Commercial. and trims. Roofing installa­ tained. Gas and electric line. Stove and refrigerator. water supply preferable but am/fm radio, cassette deck. BVetOlldfo. OT 1QWO(?ROWT LAWNS MOWED - Cellars, at­ Summer homes, apartments, tion and repairs. 6496495,879 refrigerator, gas stove, aw­ "... and so, gentlemen, the question Is — how VINYL REPAIR - We can fix References and security not necessary. Ask for Low mileage. $3400 or best tics, garages, yards, cleaned. windows puttied. 20 Years 9109. ning, many exuras. $1200. 649 LISTEN. YA ^ sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Also car waxing. Very required. $200 plus heat and Granger. 646-8882. offer. can we get In on the Farrah Fawcett-Malore experience! Will Travel. E. IV400CH1N’ B U M , need for expensive reasonable. Call 643-8853. Davis, 6490495. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, utilities. Adults only. No pets. boom?” recovering. 5695878. Phone 5638059 or M 9 ^ 3 . 1967 GTO ENGINE - Good THAT COFFEE'S sr roofing, storm windows, aw­ □ AUTOMOTIVE condition. Runs. $200. Call 643- NEW ROOFING - Chimney Building-Contracting 33 nings. Quality workmanship, F E K Our Boarding Houso — Carrol & McCormick ? REWEAVING bums, holes. 9120, after 3:30 p.m. CUSTOMERS/ repairs. Guaranteed free estimates. Fully Insured. ! ( . ) ! ( I.'IJU! AutomoUrra Sarrica 66 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. workmanship! Free es­ WES ROBBINS carpentry 872-9187, 6493417. Autos For Seta 61 Window shades, Venetian Trueka for Sale 62 timates. Call Randy, 6492990, remodeling specialist. Ad­ ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- D E S IS T \ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. after 4:00 p.m. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SPECIAUZING cleaning and STOP 1968 PLYMOUTH lU - Four IN Y O U R Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649 INTERNATIONAL 1970 Load sun specialists, factory built-ins, bathrooms, repairing chimneys, .roofs, door. 318, automatic. trained, one day service, 114 iDEFAMMION/ 5221. WHY PAY MORE? QuaUty kitchens, 6493446. Star. 1800. Twelve loot wheel new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Mechanical and body condi­ base, flat bed. $1200 firm. Call Etost Main Street, Rockville. Service - Major Appliances - Years Experience. Howley, iLeOKINGI tion good. CB and 8 'Track In­ BRICK - BLOCK, stone, j We olter Ihe largeitVariely of t 6491008 after 5. 871-1617. Genuine Parts - Fast Service - CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 643-5361. attractive apartments and j cluded. $650. Call 646-8519. fireplaces, concrete, chimney Accredited Technician - Call Homes, Additions, Repairs, I townhousea in Manchester. | repairs. No Job too small. R.A. Pearl, 6435465. Cabinets. Call Gary (toshlng, : Rental office* open daily 9-5 j 1970 PLYMOUTH Wagon - Trallara ROOFER WILL Install roof I weekends, 11-3. ' rtpart- Campara- Save. Call 6498356 for es­ 3492009. siding or gutters for low dis- Good motor. Goes Avon every Ace - WIrth timates. Mobfla Homaa 68 ¥obUaH( This Funny World Painting-Ptptring 32 count price. Call Ken at 647- DMIATO day. Needs muffler. Best LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 1566. offer. Call 6494649. ELECTRICIAN - AU types of INFLATION FIGHTERS - new homes custom built, ENTERPRISES wiring, electrical Improve­ T eachers with 18 years remodeled, additions, rec Haating-Plumbing 38 MGB 1974 Excellent condi­ • FREE DISHWASHER • I've eeerv a r o u m p ment, and repair work. FREE 648-1021 estimates. Call 6495253. experience offer quality pain­ rooms, garages, kitchens tion. F/M, 8-track, Quad., THe PDOL-STlMeS... ting with 20 to 58% savings. remodeled, bath tile, cement SEWERLINES, sink lines, / !l' i’ ¥ !i! '!i' ! i ''! Luggage rack, Michelins. 649 Mother’s Day Soll-abratlon C 'M O IU I N ! Fully Insured. Free es­ work. Steps, dormers. cleaned with electric cutters, 5451 or 647-9096 after 5. g a r d e n s ROTO-TILLED - timates. 6431609, 7438764. Residential or commercial. by professionals. McKinney FIVE ROOMS First floor. None too large or too small. Call 6494291. Bros. Sewage Disposal (tom- Stove, refrigerator, heat and 1973 CHRYSLER Neufport - V 12 foot wldo Itiroo bodroom, MorMon, 68,468. Ownor Call Gordon at 228-9750 for PAINTING - Interior and pany, 643-5^. e. (}uiet couple. $215. No Automatic, power steering, anxious, wlH consMor ottors. • low, low prices. exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J . CONNELLY en or pets. Security and power brakes V8 , air con­ / references. 643-5555. excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con­ NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet » ditioning. Good condition. 649 / Now 14 foot wMo matching appilancas, wall to waN GENERAL REMODELING Free estimates. Fully In­ tracting. Residential and repairs, plugged drains, 5856 after 6 p.m. and painting. Stucco, other carpeting, beam calling, loaded. 66,866. Ona only. sured. Martin Mattson, 649 commercial. Whether it be a kitchen faucets replaced, ROCKVILLE - Two Bedroom textured finishes. Sheet rock 4431. small repair job, a custom repaired. Rec rooms, apartment to sublet with op­ 1966 BUICK Special Wagon - work. Free Estimates. V Handy man special. Noods vary little work and Is a built home or anything in bathroom remodeling, heat tion to lease. Etosy access to 1- Excellent condition, body and lot of home for just 62,486. suminsiitsiW References. Reasonable INTERIOR EXTERIOR between, call 6491379. modernization, etc. Free 84, country setting. mechanical. $600. Call prices. 6494346. Painting and wallpapering. Estimate gladly given. M & M Reasonable rent Includes evenings 6434453. V Adult park. Jansen KIIHngworth, mlnutea to beach. JU 5T A<3 S(X?N AS New ceilings and paneling. FOR ALL your Dry Wall Plumbing It Heating. 6492871. utilities. Call 8758170 after 6. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Must sen. Like now. 14 foot wMe just 6 months oW. FINISH MV Professional quality work at needs - Droblak Dry Wall 1964 CORVETTE - Midnight Comploto with porch, patio, awning andmuch more. r Painting - Insured. Good (tompany, 575 Center Street, FIVE LARGE Rooms - Se­ reasonable prices. G.L. Flooring 38 blue, custom interior, two Short Riba - Frank Hill PRAVEPS ! \ work. Rrasonable rates. Free McHugh Painting, 643-9321. Manchester. Call 6498882. cond floor, full carpeting, no tops, excellent comHtlon. Asking 610,800. estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, f l o o r s a n d i n g & utilities. $165. References. Garaged. Inunaculate. $4t600. 6498965. V Ovor 30 homos to chooso from throughout Conn. AH PAPER HANGING Expert. NEWTON SMITH - Refinishlng Floors like new. Available June 1st. Quiet Call 2 ^ 1 0 . priood to soil. Offors good on ordered homoo lor the Your average paper, In Remodeling, Repairing. Rec No waxing. (Specializing in responsible adults. 6493284. WINDOW CLEANING - month of May. ' average room, $30. Mr. rooms. No lo b too smml. 649 older floors). Staining floors, DATSUN-Z-Car. 74 1/2 in­ Commercial & Residential. Richman, 6493884. 3144. (toillngs. In-outside painting. THREE BEDROOM Duplex - terim 260 Z. 2 plus 2 Colipe Fully insured. Free es­ John Verfallle, 6495750, m - Sto v e, re fr ig e r a to r , no with air, arn/im, 4-speM, • timates. Call Quality QUALITY PAINTING and 2222 utilities. Six rooms plus. $235. extra wheels and snow tires. Maintenance Incorporateo, Paper Hanging by Willis (toll 649-0856 after 5 p.m. Rare model in mint condition. PLAZA HOMES 6498845. CARPENTRY, Custom “There will be a rain dance at Schultz. Fully insured, Sarvicaa Wanted $4,850. Dealer. 6432469. 1348 Wilbur CroM Highway Houses - Adddltlons, garages, 3 6 references. 649-4343. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, sundown - weather permitting. ’ ’ HOME GARDENS Roto roofing and siding, kitchens, ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, enclosed sun porch; cellar, at­ 1970 CHEVROLET Malibu - Tilled - Manchester, Bolton bathrooms, and r ^ l r work 1 - 8 2 8 - 0 3 6 8 A. ti W. PAINTING - Very attics, garages, yards tic. Central, residential. No 350 engine. Good running con­ and Vernon area, (toll 743 oof all kinds, (toll Robert Jar­ reasonable. Free Estimates, cleaned, moving trucking. No children, pets. Heat extra. dition. Must sell. A bargain at 9015. vis for estimate, 6438712. (toll Wayne, 6497696. job too big or small - 566^22. $150. Available June. 6499158. $550. 872-7786. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,. Than.. May 12.1W7 Manchester Evening Herald’ Nelson to oversee For Vasa Order dance Home Delivery Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD!^AREANEWS Jdin 0 . Nelson of 40 Harlan St. has been named chair­ M ad id X haelf] THURSDAY. MAY 12, 1977______PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * • SOUTH WINDSOR $ VERNON man of the annual dinner dance of Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order of America, May 28 at Manchester Country Club. ' ' . - ^ The. event will open at 6 p.m. with a social hour, and dinner will be served at 7. Music for dancing will be provided from 9 to 1 a.m. Firemen The dinner-dance, the iodge’s nujor social event of the year, is to celebrate the 77th anniversary of the lodge and PZC upset about to honor its SO- and 25-year membera. injured Nelson will be assisted with the arrangements for the event by John Miller and Herbert Bengtmn. Table reservations may be made in advance by calling nmversai Nelson, 646-1318. Ticket sales close May 22. BIRTHDAY BARGAINS (OUR PRESENT TO YOU), in blaze Sf NEW & REG. ITEMS AT OUR FAMOUS LOW PRICES! An electrical problem appears to too much liquor Cancer program set be the cause of a fire in the loft of a three-bay garage at 15 Spring St. BY MAL BARLOW George Goodberg, PZC member, 486 and 522 Goodwin St. was tabled to Wednesday at 7:50 p.m,, said Fire “Breast Cancer-The Total Picture,” an educational East Hiirlforil RcporU-r said, "While a man is tanking up his give petitioner George Leasks time Marshal John Armstrong. program for health professionals only, will be presented S i l PARAMOUNT'S NEW MOVIE “I’m flabbergasted,” Frederick car, he can step into this beer store to check out details with the town May 18 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Manchester Memorial REALISTIC 3-CHANNEL REALISTIC "WALKIE" CB BARGAINS! The fire in the converted, barn, Bartlett told'fellow members of the and buy his beer. Isn’t this what will planner and the town engineer. owned by building contractor James happen?” Hospital. MOBILE CB RADIO -S'- ADD PORTABILITY TO YOUR SYSTEM! East Hartford Planning and Zoning The request of Frank R. Wood to Scheduled to speak during the program are Dr. Joel Davin, caused injuries to three fire Beck said, “ I t’s a distinct allow eight more apartment units at A /y^icrw LnRAMA { fighters. Commission (PZC) Wednesday Lundy, assistant professor of surgery at the University of night. likelihood.” 560 Burnside Ave. was tabled until Connecticut Health Center; Mrs. Margot Stillman, R.N., SOOH ATATHEATER NEAR YOU Sam CipoIIa suffered a shoulder in­ 'f ' '! / T i ' ’ Anthony Kayser, PZC member, the next meeting. jury. Francis Dagon Jr. got asbestos “We do not want to see holes in the an instructor in the associate degree program at Greater SAVE*35 wall all over town selling liquor,” he noted a package store is a permitted Two other plans were withdrawn. Hartford Community College; and a “Reach to ;a v e «i o stuck in his eye and suffered an elec­ said. use in that zone. Warren Sullivan, director of trical shock. And Dennis Knight suf­ Recovery” volunteer. Bartlett was talking about the PZC David Juliano, town planner, also development, attended the meeting. fered a rash over 50 per cent of his The program is being sponsored by the Nursing Educa­ 3-CMANNELCB vote not to allow the Golden Pizza noted the station is in the redevelop­ He brought a request from the body from the asbestos. tion Committee of the American Cancer Society. Pre­ WALKIE-TALKIE restaurant at 808 Silver Lane to sell ment area. This means Beck must Economic Development Commission registration is required and may be made by contacting Deputy Chief William Foran was in beer or wine. The Zoning Board of take Levy’s plans to the Redevelop­ that the PZC appoint one of its charge at the scene. Engine 1 and 2, the Manchester Unit of the American Cancer Society, r Appeals (ZBA) later on April 28 ment Commission for approval. The members as an ex-officio (non­ 643-2168. ZHimm. vmtUH I Reg. 3 4 9 5 Ladder 1, and Rescue 1 were brought PZC cannot pass judgment, he said. voting) member of the EDC and vice to the scene. voted to approve the request of Ronald L. Stoppa, the restaurant’s Beck, visibly frazzled by the PZC versa. The idea met with approval , " 1 * • It took the men less than half an members’ sharp comments and i *\ I ' ’ owner, for a permit. although no one was appointed 1. The African republic found­ hour to get the fire under control. questions, said, “I’m glad we didn’t Wednesday night. ed by black freedmen from ■ Bartlett said the ZBA overruled the Mopping up work took until after 10 PZC. put this to a vote." Roxy Leone, local developer, dis­ THE the United States is: p.m. “You’re lucky,” said Bartlett. 2. Ihe first tie in the Academy “ How could this commission (the cussed his ideas for building an TRC-9 mobile CB at 58% off! Reg. 5 9 9 5 • TRC-76 With Squelch! Armstrong said this morning the Passing on club power PZC) be circumvented? When 1 read apartment complex on his land on the WORLD Awards presentations was: building looks like it might be 3. A candy in Bombay, India, Mike. ANL. squelch, crystals • needy to Use on OneCh.. Mrs. Robert McCarthy, right, hands over the gavel of the in the papers that they got the per­ Plans approved north side of Silver Lane at the Add Crystels for 2 Morel repaired. He and Building Inspector ALMANAC’S is (a) a specific sweet (b) for one channel, add crystals East Hartford Women’s Club to Mrs. Salvatore Bellirighiri mit, I couldn’t believe it. In other action, the PZC voted un­ Manchester town line. It would be equal to 560 lbs. (c) a rajah’s for any two more channels • Includes Eight ~AA~Cellsl Frank Barone planned to look it over animously to approve the resubdivi­ designed to appeal to older people 0495 today. who is taking over the club’s presidency. Mrs. Bellinghiri was “Everyone on the commission here wife. 1 to 23 21-139 feels pretty much as I do. This is sion of the land of Fred and Elsie now living in homes too big for their Much of the equipment and installed as the club’s leader along with other new officers ANSWERS: ~ irresponsible,” Bartlett said. Sponheimer at 312 Maple St. They current needs, he said. He needs a Q&A materials stored in the garage were Wednesday night at the club’s annual meeting at the wanted three lots on about three zone change from R2 (residential) to q •£ jojov isog ioj No one else Wednesday night spoke damaged by fire, smoke or water. Manchester Country Club. (Herald photo by Dunn) on the matter, acres of land there. R5 to allow the apartments. pon itiaag aounuM V qaJUjq Approval of 12 lots on 6.3 acres at ajjapaiJ :K-T£6l Z Buaqn T S A \^ 5 0 Bartlett later spoke again on the No vote was taken. sale of liquor in town when Atty. 23-CHANNEL WALKIE-TALKIE Michael Beck of Hartford presented East Hartford police report the plans of Ralph Levy of the Amoco Ideel for Cempers, Boaters! Summer set • service station at 195 Pitkin St. school Reg. *1 4 9 ^ ^ Two teen-age girls grabbed the • Crystals for 23 Channels! appear in Common Pleas Court 12 apparent connection to the recent Beck said Levy’s grandfather Summer school in East Hartford July 29. It will run from 8 a.m to • Jacks for Ext. Spkr., Mika! purse of ,a 71-year-old woman on June 11. series of rapes, in the Burnside Ave. started the business 45 years ago. His begins June 27 for elementary, mid­ 12:15 p.m, all week. Main St. in front of the Raymond Ant., AC Adapter!DC Charger! area, of women in their apartments. father took over later and now Levy dle and music students, said Sam The music program will follow the a • ANL. WHh Batts, end Casa! Library Wednesday at about 2:48 21-129 Police arrested two topless works the station, Leone, assistant superintendent in same schedule but at Penney High p.m. and ran. East Hartford Police A few years ago, a package store charge of instruction. School. said. dancers Wednesday at 11:19 p.m. at David C. Kniss, 20, of 599 Brewer QASORMJ. was removed next door to the station The high scFTool program begins The high school program will be at Pompei’s Restaurant, 639 Main St., St,, and Richard P. Symkowicz, 20, of GET A passerby saw the incident and to make way for a highway entrance July 1. and charged them with public in­ 3 Nancy Dr., both of East Hartford, Penney for six weeks ending Aug. 12. alerted Patrolman Joseph Perry, ramp, he said. Grades 3 through 8 will be at decency. were arrested Wednesday at 7:55 It will run daily from 8 a m, to 12:15 QYOUR who was operating a radar trap on Levy now wants to section off a Center School for five weeks ending p.m. also. SAVE >10 Central Ave. nearby. Perry came to They are Kathleen A. Swols, 22, p.m. on the roof of the Meadows part of its station building and make REALISTIC "LED” 40 CH. CB and Julie Ann Dostie, 18, both of Hrt- pumping station on Pitkin St. Both 'ARCHER® MOTORIZED the scene. Another witness told him a small store out of it. He wants to SALE! the girls ran into the wooded area ford. They were released on $150 sur­ were charged with third-degree FULL POWER AND MODULATION! BONUS DOLLAR MOBILE CB ANTENNA ety bonds each for court appearance sell beer only from the store, Beck East Hartford fire calls BUOTTHUE GHMICOJU FUVOR behind the Church Corner Inn. trespassing. No signs of vandalism said. AT THE BOX OFFICE June 6. were noted, police said. New TRC-424 mobile CB! Power antenna Perry ran into the woods where he “I never heard of such a permit,” YOU CAN OWN WHEN YOU BUY A TICKET Reg- 5 9 * ® found and arrested Darlene M. Both were released for court Wednesday, 12:14 p.m. —Medical call Wednesday, 8:40 p.m ,—Medical call to Less crowded 40-channels extends/retracts! said Dominick Serignese, PZC to 41 Silver Lane, THIS FAMOUS USE BONUS COIN AND GET Sl.oo Westover, 16, of 33 Pratt St., Glaston­ appearance June 6. 1839 Main St. and PLL. S/RF meter, Center-loaded 33" A woman reported to police today member. Beck assured him the state Wednesday, 12:49 p.m. —Medical call Wednesday, 9:40 p .m —Medical call to delta-tune. RF gain, noise OFF ANY RADIO SHACK BRAND bury. The other girl, a 15-year-old, at 5 a.m. that she had been raped at Liquor Control Commission rules to 701 Main St. 76 Higbie Dr. • whip, approved tor 4 0 9 5 was later arrested and turned over to ^ BARBEQUES ^ blanker. ANL plus digital ITEM PRICED Sl.o» OR MORE! ^F % # 2 1 -9 7 0 the Ramada Inn this morning. The The storage shed of St. Isaac allowed it although it has not been Wednesday, 6:13 p.m. Medical call to Wednesday, 9:51 p.m. —Medical call to 40 chs. juvenile authorities. channel readout Good Al All Participsling Radio Shack Stores & Dealefs alleged rape took place after a party Jogues Church was broken into done anywhere near East Hartford. 593 Burnside Ave. 49 Scott St. PORTABLE The purse was found in the woods which began in Hartford and moved Tuesday night. Missing is a leaf mu(- ''It's not appropriate," said Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. --Medical call to Wednesday, 11:22 p.m. —Medical call ■’1 and returned to its owner. Miss to the inn on East River Dr. cher. Police found most of the mul- Bartlett. “Liquor and driving don’t 593 Burnside Ave. to 46 Long Hill St. Wednesday, 7:50 p.m. - GAS Westover was charged with third- Police were still investigating this cher near the scene but it was mis­ go together. We’re going to open up a -Fire in garage- Wednesday. 11:44 p m. —Medical call degree robbery. She was released on morning and had not made any barn at 15 Spring St. to 550 Burnside Ave. sing its five-horsepower motor and Pandora’s box here. We have ample Wednesday, 8:33 p.m a $500 surety bond and is scheduled to arrests. Police said the case has no —Fire in house Today, 12:40 a.m. —Accident on GRILL wheels. package stores in town” at 49 Pitkin St. Bulkeley Bridge. 25,000 BTU b u r n e r ...R iHaIn Won’l bum out Ilk* othtr SAVE Area bulletin board DOLBY* if ’ Andover chairman. Donations should be sent to Mrs. STEREO Roach or to the nursing office, P.O. Box 203, South Windsor WHAFS NEW ON * 1 4 9 * * Andover Elementary School students will be Coventry. The association is a nonprofit wompisii wini CASSETTE dismissed Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. for a organization that depends on public donations. The Senior Citizens Club Great Adventure 2 0 l b . T i n k TAPE DECK Reg. teacher workshop. trip planned for May 17-18 has been canceled. REALISTIC®AM-FM STEREO The First Congregational Church of Coven­ Jim Snow, town recreation director, will have try will serve its Supper of the Month Saturday details later on a substitute trip. THE L00KS...THE FEATURES DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Proceeds go to reduce the Report cards were issued to Timothy Realistic SGT-9 with Dolby* noise Bolton church debt. NEW STATE ROAD? OF A QAS GRILL COSTING reduction—40% off! Dual VU meters, Start your day with twin-speaker stereo Chronomatic® Edwards School students April 25. Parents memory rewind, full auto-stop, bias/eq. 112! 24 hour alarm, sleep switch, snooze bar, The dental hygienist will be at Bolton High The Coventry Board of Education has dis­ with questions or concerns may call 644-2419 MUCH M O R E ..^ 3 9 ? 5 School beginning Wednesday. Each student tributed questionnaires which seek public switch for Cr0 2 tape. *Oolby IS a Trademark ol Dolby Lab Inc. headphone jack, wood grain styling. $30 off! and talk with their child’s guidance counselor. may have his teeth cleaned and checked for $2. comment on the school system. The forms, The South Windsor Historical Society will For $4, a flouride treatment will be included still available at local supermarkets and have its annual meeting tonight at 8 at the AUTO SPEAKER libraries, should be returned by Monday. VIKING DELUXE as well. Permission slips, sent home with Wood Memorial Library, 783 Main St. Doris REALISTIC HEADQUARTERS students last week, must be returned by The Mystical Rose Catholic Mothers Circle Burgdorf and Jean Klein will give a spinning PORTABLE HI-FI & Tuesday. will meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the home demonstration and officers will be elected. We’ve Expended! CUT SURFACE MOUNT of Lucile Friedrich. Guests planning to attend Carrie Dooman, a student at Bolton High The public is invited. GAS GRILL SPEAKER • Heavy Duty should call Mrs. Friedrich, 872-4189. The School, representd the school at the Morse On May 22 at 1 p.m., Mrs. Eloise West will COMPLKTB 3 " SpeakarsI College “type-off” recently at the Holiday Inn Mothers Circle will attend Mass at 7:30 p.m. Come In and Visit Our AT BIG • No Holes— Wednesday at St. James Church, Manchester. give a lecture and demonstration on the art of POM ONLY 3 8 % Installs Easyl in Meriden. More than 150 high schools gravestone rubbings at the home of Mrs. SAVINGS! participated in the contest. 12-1BS2 The Town of Coventry will sponsor its an­ Caroline Toce, 1523 Main St. Those attending Now save $30.50! MC-1500 The Bolton Congregational Church nual “Spring Festival of Song” Tuesday at 8 will go to a nearby cemetery and do some ac­ NEW CARPET SHOWROOM. floor/shelf speaker with CAR CASSETTE Congregators Club will have a bowling party p.m. at Coventry High School, under the direc­ tual rubbings. Call Mrs. Jean Klein, 289-6940, 9 9 Reg. 7 9 ®^ Reg. 49®® tion of Roger Sherman. Along with the high IMCLUDIMO 8" woofer and 3" tweeter! TAPE PUYER Friday. All adults in the church are welcome for reservations. TANK! Genuine walnut veneer to join the club. To learn more, call Ann Bren- school choruses and the Coventry Chamber Sally Vaughn and Julie Riddlesworth have FLUSH MOUNT dle, 646-8499, or Lynette Heffron, 646^12. Singers, the program will feature the new 23%x13y4x8'A" cabinet Only 2’/x6)^x6’y4"—fits • Heavy-Duty been elected co-presidents of St. Peter’s The Bolton High School freshman class will Coventry Junior Chamber Singers. Tickets with foam grille. Sounds AOOO under dash, seat, even in S" SpeakarsI Episcopal (Jhurchwomen. Othqr officers are B 40-1982 may be purchased from any choral member Roustabout great! many glove compartments! • ~lnstent-Mounl“ have an ice cream social Saturday from 11 Theo Petersen, treasurer, and Marilyn Serus, Retainer‘Bings! 12-1851 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the United Methodist (Jhurch. and at Captain Nathan Hale School or Coven­ secretary. FRIDAY and SATURDAY The Bolton Center School Grade 8 class will try High'School. WITH TWIN GRILL hold a combination tag sale, bake sale and car SAVE 23%| SAVE 40% wash Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ellington Vernon MAY 13th and 14th CONTROLS SAVE Bolton Elementary School parking lot. • 40,000 iTU>e LOW-PRICED SLIM LCD-DISPLAY Donations to either sale may be dropped off at The Art Department of the Vernon public CASSEHE The Ellington High School Athletic Associa­ FROM 10 am - 5 pm • CAST IRON COOKINO 3 3 % MEMORY CALCUUTOR the school or at the home of Harvey Harpin, 8 tion will sponsor an antique flea market and schools will sponsor an exhibit of student work CRATES AND ALUMINUM RECORDER Shady Lane. Proceeds will be used for a class bake sale Saturday on the high school through May 21 in the Edith Peck Room of the trip. SHELL POCKET-SIZE Reg. 29 95 Reg. 39®® grounds. Maple St. Refreshments will be Rockville Public Library. Work by students in AM-FM RADIO Three Bolton educators attended a recent available as well as pony rides for the Grades 1-12 will be exhibited during the children. The market hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 regular hours of the children’s library. SAVE 2 0 - PROJECTS workshop at East Hartford High School spon­ Carpet, Ceramic and Sheet Vinyl SAVE 33% sored by the Commission on Public Schools of p.m. Mrs. Cindy Belanger has been elected presi­ Reg. *^4 ^® 0 0 9 5 dent of the Vernon Junior Women's Club. Factory Representatives will be ELECTRONICS Reg. 29®® m m ^ a 14-843 23E the New England Association of Schools and Other officers are Cathy LeFurge, first vice- • Telescoping Antennal Colleges. The workshop was for educators SALE PRICE Auto-level, built-in condenser 3-key memory, liquid crystal display, Hebron president; Darlene Paollllo, second vicepresi­ present to answer ail your < 2 0 9 * * • Earphone, Carry Strap, Q88 whose schools are scheduled for evaluation in 1^12-635 • rOO% Safe Battery mike, jacks for AC and DC auto-ccynstant. Under W thin. With dent; Janet Canane, treasurer; Regina 9V Battery Included! " 1Q95 1979. Attending were Joseph Fleming, Bolton The Rham High School mathematics team questions. stale • steak on one side. end Solar Powerl I W 28-248 adapters. Includes 4 “C" cells! case & 1200 hr. batt. High School principal; Kenneth Roy, faculty finished fourth in competition in the Greater Kopecky, assistant treasurer; Sheila Simmer a caaaerole on the other. Cizauskas, membership; Gay Stewart, recor­ TM . MW aMgriU Wimys hold. tti. hM t iWUng you w w t In (m l N h o ld , member and steering committee chairman, Middlesex County Mathematics League. The two kvW . of hM l for you. So you otn Mow-wnmor in d brail, too. Qol RADIO SHACK’S 1977 PRICES ARE ON AVERAGE WITHIN 1% OF OUR LOW 1975 PRICES and George Rohaeik, faculty member and Rham team is advised bjr Roger Clark. ding secretary, and Eleanor Cristofani, cor­ moro hin out of oooklna out — with A rk lf. Flavor Twin OMsrW. assistant chairman of Roy’s committee. responding secretary. Refreshments and Gifts to All our FriendsI At Rtdto ShKk The women of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church sum BwviOT woniM NiQ9p9no9nnyi .cuGHAIfill David Teller, a junior at Bolton High School, Ihets !«• cieSH csi«8 sre will conduct a plant and bake sale Saturday Rachel Winter and Bill Fox, students at honors* si oerhcrpMiRs Ao*0 has been chosen to participate in the Student and Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. ’at the Rockville High School and Principal Edward IhMh ilo r ti Olh«i ctoOil oUni Msv Mm 0* avsOsMa Science Training Program in Physics and church. Vegetables, berries, shrubs, peren­ Masker represented the school at. a Youth Ac­ GAS GRILLS FOR EVERY DeiMt M MM MS(*v liett M o tt Items alto evedebie Astronomy at Rensselaer Polytechnic nials, annuals, ground cover and such, as well tion Awards Program conducted by Gov. Ella INSTALATION...POSTS. 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST •t fiM jio Shack D aaltft. Look for this sign Institute. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel as gardening equipment and supplies, will be Grasso. To earn the award students collected PORTABLES...PERMANENTI In your neighborhood Teller of 21 Green Hills Dr. He is one of 34 IVe Also Carr^ A Complete Line of on sale. The group will sponsor a Community 1,138 cans of food for the Tri-Town Pantry students in the nation chosen for the program. Flea Market in Phelps Hall, Rt. 85, June 4 and Drive. Accessories and Replacement MANCHESTER PARKADE Parts... 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and noon to 3 p.m. Miss Maxine Rothe, who has been on a Coventry Those wishing to rent space should call 228- year’s leave of absence from her teaching post ora TornitT a eei. til s • u t . to. b - 8 0 6 9311 or 537-3457 during the day or 537-1802 at the Lake Street School, will step down as (§ )O H § . 949 1 william Stockdale of Putnam, traveler and evenings for more information. president of the Connecticut Education & IhC . lecturer, will present his new motion picture, "^e Rham High School chorus will par­ As^iation June 30. "The Great Train Trip —Across Siberia and (itBxt to Manehostor Sand A Qraval) OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. Lewis B. Rome, minority leader of the State Around the World,” tonight at 8 at Coventry ticipate in dedication ceremonies on the grounds of the State Capitol, Hartford, May 19 Senate, will be the guest speaker at the High School. The event is sponsored by the at 3 p.m., when the state’s mental health bell meeting of the Vernon Young Republicans First Congregational Church. f i U t G will be dedicated by Gov. Ella Grasso. The May 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steven 4!?1 oMciv V d , Tel. 643 -5168 443 HARTFOM HO., MAIIOIEtTHI The Coventry Public Health Nursing tell was given to the Mental Health Associa­ Wakefield, 151 Huntington Dr. Rome will H a TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY '.^QltCllGfitjG/t. Ct. 06040 nN M sM 7-N I7 Association has started its annual fund drive tion in honor of the citizen’s mental health speak about legislation now before the Senate with Mrs. David Roach of Lewis Hill Rd. as movement originated in Connecticut. and other matters of state concern. 1> p Vfc Ittew w

PAGE TW O -B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 12, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 12, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B Bolton Testing plan rejected Bacon tops Tech Bobick overmatched is first V ern o n this would mean that only those who final exam. By LEN AUSTER runs in the second. A Wotus pace Cheney’s seven-hit at­ double to left delivered two tack. NEW YORK (UPI) tack, Norton decided he predicted victory in the Bobick was for Norton. A proposal that would require are college-bound would be taking Board member Robert Dubeau Herald SportBwriler seventh or eighth round of exams and said she would strongly said he looks upon testing as a lear­ runs with two more coming Bacon Academy (6) — To put it as plainly would. In his own defense, Two teams of 12 students some students at Rockville High Five runs on only in on a bases-filled infield AB R H E RBI “The first thing I was the scheduled 12-round Bobick insisted, "I was School to take exams and let object to that. She said those not ning experience. He agreed that and simply as possi­ bout. at Bolton High School going on to college will^dlsbxte there shouldn’t be across-the-board two hits in the second error and the fifth on a dou­ Wotus, ss, p gonna do was fake a right ready. I expected him to placed first in the annual teachers decide whether others will ble, Duane Bobick was “I didn’t think I would exposed to examsand she didn’t ID (tine t;ut said the report mould in- inning lifted Bacon ble steal. Carli, 3b hand to the body, and see come out like that, but I take them has been rejected by the Upton, c hurt Bobick that soon,” U.S. Marine Corps physical the idea o f, a demarcaf^ion being dicale ttieT^pe,pf test to be given. Academ y to - a 6-3 Sophomore righthander overmatched. where his eyes would go,” didn’t expect the shot in fitness com petition in Vernon Board of Education. Davis, lb Norton said. “And when I Norton' said. “I thought he made between college and non­ Pagan said th&^4|udeRU’ ratings Ed Lackard hurled Ken Norton, introduced the throat.” Southern New England. Now, no exams are given at the Charter Oak Dombroski, 2b dropped down to throw the might absorb some college bound students. prove they do know Bow to take an superbly the last, 5-1/3 in­ ' before Wednesday night’s Norton now has a 384 The Bolton boys, advised high school. Conference baseball Gutthart, rf right to the body, his eyes damage and I’d wear him Pagan said the principals were exam but he agreed this area could nings for Cheney, giving up Hills, cf fight as the “uncrowned record including 31 by physical education The report, prepared by the high win over Cheney Tech followed my head down. So down.” recommending the quarterly be strengthened. no hits, striking oiit six and Judge, If heavyweight champion,” knockouts. director Michael Lan- school principals and presented this yesterday at the walking four, ^ e Bobcats pitched a shutout. He still I said, ‘Well, what the • Now Norton, who In th e featured week by head principal Martin examinations during the 1977-78 Edward Meyers asked if the prin­ Barry, p dolphi. finished ahead of got only four hits, two believes he won the crown heck, I’ll throw a right earned $500,000 (to $300,000 preliminary, Mike Pagan, would require exams in the school year and then a report of this cipals consider the exams to be un­ Beavers’ field. Riley, p. If, ss for Bobick), or more than much-larger schools in apiece by Wotus and Carli, last year, and now he’s in hand over the top.’” Rossman drove Mike following subject areas: College pilot program would be made to the iform as far as "weight” is con­ The victory was the Bob­ $8,600 a second for his Connecticut. Massachu­ but the miscues and bases Totals position for another shot at That, for all practical Quarry into retirement, English, calculus, American Culture, board in May 1978. cerned, that is how much would the cats’ eighth against four evening’s work, can look setts and Rhode Island Board member Harold Cummings exams count. Pagan said that hadn’t on balls proved damaging. it. purposes, was the fight. stopping him on cuts after to win the first place tro­ Western Civilization, honors losses while the Techmen Norton’s right caught ahead to a $2.5 million backed Mrs. Baum in her reasoning. been decided yet. fall to a 2-9 ledger in con­ ’The Techmen got a run Cheney Tech (3) This time, he made sure. six rounds of a scheduled phy. chemistry, sociology, U. S. History AB R H E Bobick’s throat. “It payday for aiitle fight with He also said he felt the program William Houle, chairman of the ference tilts. back in the fifth on a Jim It was quick, 58 seconds, 11-round light heavyweight i he 1977 competition was- (college), economics. Algebra I and Vann, ss 4 1 2 brought tears to my eyes,” Muhammad All in should be designed to see how board, asked the administration to Bacon broke on top in the Boudreau single, stolen and it was thorough. battle. At the insistence of the third time BolWn II, geometry, analytic geometry, LaBrec, 2b 2 0 1 Bobick said later, his voice September. Norton claims his brother, Jerry, a physically fit the students are. develop a more comprehensive plan first on back-to-back base and RBI bingle by The plodding Bibbick, students entered (he trigonometry, probability and Gagner, 2b 2 0 0 who had built a 38-0 record still raspy and barely audi­ to already have a signed former' ranked Principal John Murphy said he and first bring it to the board’s doubles down the third Gary Marineau. Vann’s Marine Corps event, r ^ by statistics, anatomy and physiology, Boudreau, cf 3 1 1 and No. 4 ranking against a ble. A couple more rights contract for the bou*., heavyweight who asked for thinks its too inclusive to say curriculum committee before base line by Ron Wotus and double in the sixth drove in GustamacKio, lb4 0 0 the Recruiting Service. advanced biology, physics, biology, string of opponents that and one left battered which would be their fouth. the fight to be stopped, chemistry, Prench, Spanish, Ger­ evervone has to have a mid-year or bringing it to the full board. Bob Carli. Cheney came Mike Pinkin who singled Marineau, c Last year, Bolton students was — to be charitable — Bobick’s head, and he “I am the champion, and Mike Quarry announced his' man, and Latin. back in its half of the with the third Cheney tally. Bolduc, c placed second in the three- Steve Dawson suspect, was supposed to collapsed in his corner. I want to beat All again to retirement following the ' Pagan recommended that frame as Chris Vann got an Freshman southpaw Landry, rf state contest. be the attacker. Bobick barely staggered prove it,” Norton said. bout. And Olympic examinations not be given in physical infield hit and took second Chris Barry, second of Smith, r f . Members of the team, GOP chief resigns Walter, rf “He had talked about back to his feet before the All first must dispose of lightweight champion education, band, choir and special on a throwing error on the three Bacon hurlers, was who received physical credited with the win. Ross, If applying lots of pressure, count of 10, but Referee Spaniard Alfredo Howard Davis Jr. won his education, and that examinations in V ern o n play and scored on Lewis fitness awards, were Mike Sadrozinski was defeated Tuesday Wotus hurled the final 1-2/3 Pinkin, If Dawson, so I figured I’d go out and Petey Della stopped the Evangelista next Monday third straight professional subjects other than those listed LaBrec’s bloop single to night at Landover, Md., but Ahearn, Chris Godreau, Donald Sadrozinski, chairman of night in his effort to seek election to innings and earned a save, Lackard, 3b, p see if he was gonna come fight anyway. fight, scoring a unanimous Capt. John Wilbur of the Marine Corps Recruiting Service presents would be given at the option of the the Republican State Central Com­ left. that is expected to be no Joseph Kurys, John the Republican Town Committee, facing the tying batter in Raymer, p, 3b to me,” Norton said. “He really hurt me,” ad­ decision over Carlos Gon­ first place trophy to Bolton High School students for their efforts in , teacher. subm itt^ his resignation Wednesday mittee. He said he had decided to Three walks by Tech more difficult for him than Dooley, Wilfred Smith, the sixth. Flosdorf When Bobick did not at­ mitted Bobick, who had zalez. physical fitness tests. Standing (left to right) are Mike Ahearn, Chris The principais recommended that night, citing “other political duties” resign as local chairman either way starter Jamie Raymer, 0-4, Totals 30 3 7 4 3 Jeff Potterton, Joe Piano, ' Vann, freshman exams be given on a quarterly basis as his reason. coupled with three errors Ben. Admy. 150 000 0-6 Steve Luchenbill, Chris Godreau, Joseph Kurys, John Dooley and Wilfred Smith. Kneeling are that election went. shortstop, had two hits to Holbrook, Greg Smith. (left to right) Jeff Potterton, Joe Fiano and Steve Luchenbill. Not in to better prepare the students for His resignation was accepted Sadrozinski succeeded as chairman enabled Bacon to plate five Chny Tech 100 on 0-3 set pace Brian Hussey and Peter photo are Chris Holbrook, Greg Smith, Brian Hussey and Peter future exposure to examinations and reluctantly by the committee. of the town committee after John Maynard. Ahearn and test the level of achievement of the Sadrozinski suggested that the com­ Daigle resigned in 1974. He left his Manchester High’s boys’ Red roses for Moses Malone Piano were captains. Maynard. student. mittee meet again within the next pesfon the Town Council to take over track team ripped off a Board member Devra Baum said two weeks to select a new chairman. that position. pair of victories yester­ (/ Scholastic sports roundup day, 80-65 over the leading Philadelphia “If water buffaloes sit on rebounds by going after the HOUSTON (UPI) - ball. Tonight we didn’t go Wethersfield High and 84- player. you, what happens?’’ The Houston Rockets Kunnert said. after the ball” 2 61 over homestanding En­ do not resemble water That figure pleased Philly Coach Gene Shue Julius Erving provided Democrats back budget Economic projects favored Golf def. Cannata-FIeming 6-4, Chasse and Dave Rivard field High. The Indians now Kunnert more than anyone the only offense for the for education and reduction of per­ those interested in running for office. 6-2. swept the singles matches sport a 6-2 CCIL and over­ buffaloes in every said tire 76ers free-lance Coventry EAST CATHOLIC because he was the target misfiring 76ers by scoring sonnel. Phillips also said town hearings for the Beavers. all record. game, and Moses style caused the Coventry’s Democratic Town Com­ East Catholic’s golf EAST GIRLS of a story published after 28 points. McGinnis was six The remainder of the Democrats’ and meetings are poorly attended by V ern o n chamber should be more aggressive another $500 toward the fall and Results; Bellefleur (CT) Malone has 12 long­ breakdown in reboimding. mittee has decided to support the team dropped a pair of East Catholic’s girls’ the first series game, of 18 from the field, Collins Tuesday meeting was spent dis­ town committee members. in supporting the interests of local spring dinners. Board president def. C arrier 6-0, 6-2; Senior co-captains Steve Town Council's proposed budget. The A survey of the Rockville Area HCC matches, 4-1 to South tennis team dropped a 4-3 stemmed roses to which compared the "This kind of thing can four of 12' and Lloyd Free cussing plans for the November town Rose F'owler said the Democratic business and industry. Steven Lament said the remaining Chasse (CTT) def. Day 6-1, Dawson and Glenn budget, if accepted at Priday’s An­ Chamber of Commerce revealed that Catholic and 3-2 to St. decision to homestanding prove it. Rockets’ front line to a happen because we don’t one of seven before he left election. party needs to seek out candidates They were given a list of what money, for projects or ideas, severe­ 6-1; Rivard (CT) def. Flosdorf captured five nual Town Meeting, will reduce the members want economic and Thomas Aquinas, yester­ South Windsor High yester­ The red roses the 6-foot- herd of grazing water buf­ have players who can block in the second quarter with ’’Notwithstanding the beautiful job with vision who want to see things should be important functions of the ly litr*Ls effectiveness. Kostal 6-3, 6-4; Strout- events between them with town’s tax rate by one mill. development projects to be the day at Manchester Country day. The Eaglettes now 11 forward clutched after faloes. out,” he said. “We get our an injury. on the budget and reduced mill rate, done and can get them done. chamber, such as helping expansion He asked, in the questionnaire, if Wallis (LM) def. Talamini- the former taking the 160, A consensus of the Democratic strong point and beautification the Club. stand 5-3 for the campaign. Houston’s 118-94 rout of they are beatable,” Democratic The Democrats discussed suppor­ of existing business, attracting new members would support an increase S tratton 6-7, 6-1, 6-3; 220 and 440 yard dashes and group agreed to approve the budget weakest. The Eagles now stand 7-3 Kellie White won her Philadelphia Wednesday Town Chairman Richard Cromie said ting a people-oriented platform and business, providing energy education in dues because of this. The majority Hewitt-Dabroi (CT) def. Flosdorf the mile and 880 but felt no more cuts should be Results of the survey were an­ for the season. South 5-2 singles match with the night came from 76ers’ of the Republicans. taking a stand on major town issues. programs and similar programs. On said they would rather raise dues Hastings-Strenkowski 11-9. yard runs. Brian Benito, allowed. nounced at the chamber board and Aquinas 10-2. doubles teams of Anne forward George McGinnis. Cromie said the Town Council has the list were two items, business than have fundraising projects. Members expressed concern about Immunization clinic meeting Wednesday. East’s Paul Peracchio Marie Cannata-Kathy Bob LaChance, Mark “Some friends of mine sent Garland’s luck changes alienated many groups and people Most members answering the public relations and personal contact The majority said they feel they Baseball Stankiewicz, Karl Golnik, the year’s budget, however. Coun­ The Coventry Public Health Nur­ with members, and the respondents took medalist honors with Viola and Sharon me the roses,” Meginnis and “ their callousness. will hurt are getting their money’s worth from ILLING IflCII Matt Walsh, Andy Darna cilman Jack Myles said the danger of sing Association and Dr. Robert questionnaire feel the chamber a four-over-par round of 76. Kuczynski-Tracy Young said, "and they had them NEW YORK (UPI) Minnesota,’ 8-3, Oakland hurling his first complete them.” listed these as the least important the chamber and are satisfied with Three runs in the third and Tim Wrobel performed the 1977-78 budget is that in 1978-79, Bowen, health director, will conduct should take a more active role in con­ Aquinas’ Bob Weber was also victorious. brought here (to the locker downed Boston,3-1, Seattle game for Oakland. In out- Cromie urged the committee to functions. its performance. well for the Silk Towners. — Wayne Garland has there won’t be a large surplus and a second immunization clinic Friday troversial issues such as the highway next with a 79 followed by Results; Carney (SW) gave Windham High’s room). I just told them to ambushed New York, 5-2, dueling Ferguson Jenkins, organize and recruit candidates. The annual income of the chamber They gave three major reasons for freshmen a 5-1 victory over got his old uniform extra state and federal money and from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Town expansion, hospital expansion and South’s Bob Donnell! at 80. def. Mary Catherine Results: send them over to Mo.” and California blanked Medich (2-2), struck out Alvah Phillips Jr. said the the Capitol Region Council of is $27,000 from dues of 300 members. belonging to the chamber; Contacts, Illing Junior High’s number back, is close "it will shoot the mill rate up.” Hall. About $25,500 of this goes toward East’s Roger Poudrier Murano by default; White 440-yd. relay: 1. Enfield, 2. There were some other Baltimore, 6-0. 'five and walked none. Democratic committee has not Governments. community input and improvement baseball team yesterday. Other budget concerns of the Immunizations available are for fired an 82. (EC) def. Fidler 6-2, 6-2; impressed 76ers after their to having his pitching W h ile Sox 4, R a n g e r s 3 P\ge’s homer was his welcomed people interested in the salaries and office expenses and of the community. John Kelly had three hits Manchester, 3, Wethersfield Democrats were insufficient money measles, polio and DPT (diptheria, The majority also think the Results: East vs. South Marsh (SW) def. Murray 6- :48.3. two-game lead in the NBA rhythm back and is Chet Lemon, who hit ei^th , while Gross’ was party nor has it been encouraging to including a double with tetanus and whopping cough). — Donnell! (S) def. 1, 6-3; Allen (SW) def. 120-yd. hurdles; L Reynolds Eastern Conference a solo homer in the fourth his ninth. John Moran also socking a perhaps now ready to Poudrier 2-up, Peracchio Karen Lucier 6-0, 6-1; (W), 2. Kjellson (M), 3. playoff series was whittled inning, knocked in the win­ M a r in e r s 3, Yankees 2 two-bagger for 2-2 Illing. pay the Cleveland In­ Bolton school lists (EC) def. Ayers 4-3, Lup- Cannata-Viola (EC) def. Zawodniak (W) ;17.7. to 2-1. The fourth game is dians back for the $2.3 ning run with a one-out Rookie Jose Baez Area police report plno (S) def. Charlebois 2- Linko-Hawver 6-0, 6-0; 100: 1. Dawson (M), 2. to be played in Houston sacrifice fly in the 10th as doubled home a pair of Softball Salazar (W), 3. Howard (M) 1, Arace (S) def. Kuckynski-Young (EC) Friday. million they shelled the White^,,S1 L Champagne, Ellington; Destefano, Orchard St., fOMafa 517 paid 544i0 Paafacta 715 paid 514.40 Paafacta lU paid 5I5J1 credit card mounted free Richard Goulding, Ellington; Rockville; Scott Dudek, Old TrifacU 7 54 paid 5517.10 TrifacU XX2 paid H0.M ICottSoda Janet Jennings, Vernon Ave., Stafford Rd., Tolland; Mary i r n 5-10 |C| [UVUmt XU (C) O-Owa'a Caitat 0.40 5.40 4.00 xriOaSaiaa 020 5.00 520 Rockville; Joseph Little, Kulo, Windermere Ave., XIaifal Saint 10.20 TJO PORSCHE-AUDI OMfpOail OiO 4.40 Heritage S a vii^ Hlllcrest Dr., Rockville; Rockville; Paul LeBlond, 7-0 Cafta Oataaa 5.00 XPahlaa’a I0|li 3.20 METRO HARTFORD’S NEWEST Jonathan Luginbuhl, Crystal Lane Rd., Tolland; TM :1M 7 TK 3X01 325 BROAD ST. WnWa 4U paid 534.20 (MaU 2H paid 5I2XM & Loan Association • Since 1891 PORSCHE-AUDI DEALERSHIP Ellington; Gina Rocha, Mary May, Manchester; Paafacta 014 pM 54X40 PaafacU 012 paid 59020 Terrace Dr., Vernon; Arthur Christopher Willis, West St., Trifacta 44-7 paid 570X00 TrifacU 241 paid UH.I0 < ------/ WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF Soucier, Ward St., Rockville; Rockville. SItnt 5-10 |«| TWOFTK TiWfa COWS (1) I'CatracOa 0.40 XH X40 lOaia'tPrinUa 03.40 14.40 10.40 Mam Office l(K)7 Main S t. Manchester 649-4586* K-Mart Office Spencer S I. Manchester 649-](X)7 PORSCHE-AUDI PARTS Cheryl Wochomurka, Gardner Births Wednesday: A son to XOctHdi WaA Oap 3.00 2.40 1- OantT Oaaaia 10.20 510 Coventry Office Route 31. 742-7321 • Tolland Oflice: Rl 195. quarter mile south ol 1-86. Exit 99. 872-7387 i-.- i St., Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bifoick, 7-Oaaai Ffiaa, las 2.40 XOif Oia MnaU XIO Heritage Moneymarket in Frank's Supermarket. East Middle Turnpike. Manchester TM l 115 paid 510.40 T K 4015 Discharged Wednesday: Talcott Ave., Rockville; a son Paafacta 52X00 QaUab 311 paid 5144.00 HOFFMAN PORSCHE AUDI Mon., Tum ., Wtd.. Prt. 8-5:30 Claudia Belanger, Mountain to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce RoCha, Trifacta 1-5-7 paid 555.20 SapaafacU Xl-X2paid 57ni.20 ITTDMIH: 2545 ■ 70 0 CONNECTICUT BLVD.. F. HTfD. St., Rockville; Randy-Sue Terrace Dr., Vernon. MaU: 5205.050 f. ii •/-i

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John Candelaria allowed Dodgers 5, Expos 1 home Ken Griffey with the single during a five-run the Atlanta Braves’ FtNANCIAL BARTENDE • Nl^ta. 8 day “I went into the diigout eight hits and struck out Bill Russelrs two-run go-ahead run in the third third inning enabling the PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING week. C all! ithy, 871-8171. 8 — BondS'Slocks-Mortgaoes Air Force recently announced saeo manager of record and in search of an education,” four in 8 2-3 innings and single was the big blow of a inning for the Reds. Jack Astros to snap the Cubs’ 9 — Porional Loans 10 insuranca new openings for individuals PC CARD Asaemblen. Apply today has an 0-1 said Turner after the won his fourth game with five-run seventh-inning ral­ Billingham yielded nine six-game winning streak. with prior military service. If EMPLOYMENT in pm oa, 9-8. 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Formal dir two-run homer and Steve and Winnipeg Wednesday. mongrel, vicinity of Bread & An Equal Opportunity built-in oven and range, 100 X ilreplaced living : and clean. New Talaga. Liz Buckley added West 3:15 volving said adult person, it is Milk Streets. Brown & white Ellington Road, South Wind­ THINK Casavant and Jack Burg, Left wing Dan Labraaten Employer. CAPE — 6 rooms, living 200 level lot. Quiet convenient to-wall carpets, dt amaged, QE and six bingles as did Donna W L Pet. GB Bolton at East ORDERED: That such Collie cross, male, vicinity of sor, Conn. Ekjual Opportunity • Truck Driver — Some INTERggTED IN Going into Low prices. B. D. each with a homer among got a goal and an assist to Employer m/f. room, dining room, 3 oei^itorho^. 5^,900. Direct Mialdo/LMperaDw age. Asking 538,0d0J Leferski and Cindy Los Ang. 23 6 .793 Catholic, 3:15 application be heard and Bread & Milk Streets. Brown EARN EXTRA Vacation heavy lifting. Must be BusindHpNeed'a store? Can't from owner. Call 6461040 • And Sonn, 649 Main his four hits. Bill Grant and pace the defending cham­ bedrooms, new kitchen afford ngn rent? Take care of RwaKora 6466851. Crockett, Sue Leslie, Carol San Fran. 13 16 .448 10 determined at the Probate Of­ St black male Collie cross, Money - Take orders for Lisa able to pass exam for after 5 p.m. W iM v n . Harry Roy each had three pion Winnipeg Jets to a 2-1 slightly injured, vicinity of MATURE Responsible occasional Interstate cabinets counters, full my buslnm along with yours Stetsky and Andrea Cin, 12 16 .429 lOtii fice at 41 Center St., Jewelry. Call for Free WILUNGTON hits, includino a homer, Friday victory over the Quebec Route 44A. Contact Coventry Catalog on Toll Free 800-631- Woman - For maid, who can deliveries. Must be 21 basement, treed yard. $33,- In Manchester area. And I’ll ACHINE Sale - San Diego 13 19 .406 1U4 Manchester, Connecticut in work with mlnimun supervi­ WMvK. Offer! Transferb Hassett five each and Mary while Joe Brooks, Tom BASEBALL Nordiques in the first game Dog Warden 423-6524. 1258. years old. 900.00 make you an offer to our Have we helped you (Free Arm Zlg Zag. Houston 12 18 .400 llVi said District, on the 24th day sion. Call 6462300. Ask for Mr. mutual benefit. 1-223-4460 lately?...call 643-2711. anxious to sell Talaga had four. Roberts Tierney, Jack Harrington M anchester at of the best-of-seven run for of May, 1977, at 10:15 o’clock eleven room Colt ratched, in shlp- and Stetsky homered. Atlanta 8 22 .267 15V. &logh, afternoons. before 9 a.m. lutton boles, and Dennis Quigley were in Simsbury, 3:30 the Avco Cup. in the forenoon, and that Hatp Wanted 13 COLONIAL CAPE - Near MANCHESTER - 18 Cam­ fireplaces, plus Best in defeat with two W ednesday’s Results TELLER, CLERK Wanted - Excef/eni bonotit Stove, two fttll stretch stitch, the two-hit group. Cheney Tech at Vinal Bobby Hull, who had two notice of the pendency of said Duties: Loan processing, WAITRESSEStAi 1 nciaacia Forror After­ niier- High School, 7 rooms, 4 5200.00 WEEKLY Stuffini bridge. 2 family 5-5 plus Only 5129.50. hits was Robin Bryant. San Diego 6-4, New York SALES POSITION - Straight oons - Hours: Approximately program . workshop, three Jack Hull collected three Tech, 3:15 teeth loosened by a stick as application and of the time and deposits, general office noons - Apply In poraon. An aqual bedrooms, IW baths, large envelop already stami expandable third floor. . Call 236-1123. 3-3 place set for said hearing be commissions, leads furnished 5 per day. Apply in person and aodressed. Free supplies. Fireplaces, financing. Broker. 16’x32’ in -g ro u n /t. SILK CITY of the losers' six hits. Rockville at East he sat on the bench, was to homeowners. Call 242-5402. duties. Shorthand helpful, but Opportunity amployer. eat-in kitchen, formal Situated on 3.tt a d " Los Angeles 5, Montreal given by sending a true copy of not necessary. Apply mor­ afterIter 3, 1015 Main Street, dining room, fireplace, 2- Send self addressed stami 6262190, 6463680. Catholic, 3:15 extremely proud of both Manchester. M/F possiblliUes. 574,506, Outhit, 15-12, Fogarty’s FELINE 1 said order by regular mail, nings after 10:00 am . at car garage. 541,500.00 envelope to: DIVERSIFIED, 'YSAR OLD 78” Her- Windsor at South 1206 Camden Drive, Rich­ ^haefer, Broker, r Bros, managed to tack a One-sided margin S an Francisco 4, clubs. postage prepaid to: Com­ Northeast School E.F. Credit ELLINGTON - 8 Room Early ' fifloh' Plaid Couch. EhtceUent W indsor RELIABLE Babysitter for ALUKO PfMNTWO MlIVKei RAISED RANCH - Eight mond, Va., 23229. American Cane. Across from 10-8 loss on Glen Construc- marked last night’s play at Philadelphia 2 "Winnipeg and Quebec missioner of Children -& INVITATION Union, 71 East Center Street, fjCondHloil. Reasonable. Call Manchester, Conn. 646-8870. after school. 2:30 to 5:30. rooms, four bedrooms, one Ellington RKue Country Club. 6. .‘anytime. tion last night at Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 1 Bolton at Bacon are skating teams and we Youth Services, 345 Main References. Nathan Hale Nebo as Crispino’s TO BID therrrtkcf full and two hall baths, FOR SALE - Vacant 1500 5.6 acres. 558,900. Hayes Fitzgerald. ' Academy, showed the style that peo­ Street, Hartford, Ct. 06115. School area. Call M62781. square foot building with Corp., 6460131. trounced Scruse Paint, 37- Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 1 THE EIGHTH UTILITIES pnirx) enrelferts flrejplaced family robin. NmToMwM IGIDAIRE Deluxe Swinging potent bats Rham at Coventry p le everyw here ap­ Att: Kenneth Keller, Adoption DRIVERS FOR School Buses basement on one of 1. Houston 8, Chicago 2 DISTRICT of MANCHESTER Wall-to-wall carpeting PORTERI e)4ove. ExceUent con- were Jim Flaherty with Nuffield at Ellington preciate,” he said. Consultant; Frank Naumec, solicits bids for various in­ wanted - We will train you. Manchester’s busiest streets. KWUI 6460125. Rachelle Ayotte led the Today’s Games 2011 Lake Avenue, West Palm Part time. Housewives and REAL ESTATE SALES throughout. Two car gar­ If you are looking (or a new •tanctiMtw I41,S00 Seldom aviUible! I fi. . - . . . three hits and Dick Marsh, surance coverages tor a Full or part-time persons desired ouliUnUng S-toom attack with five hits and Atlanta (Leon 0-1) at Beach, Florida; Dennis retirees prefered. Manchester age, acre lot. Asking 547,- home for your business, call RANCH John Gionfriddo and Bob period for one year. Sealed for rapidly growiiu company ser­ m a k e m o n ey While the cholct reildtotlql;. tfDUR Burner Elec- Mary Cochran, Gail White Pittsburgh (Kison 3-1) Robert Stevens aka Dennis area, 643-2373. Vernon area, vicing E^st Hartford and other kids are In school. Instead of 900. Joe Gordon at Gordon R ^ ty , JUST LISTED - West side 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 car bedroomi, IVb biUit,Wi^ ' Stove, 572' One G.E. bids must be returned by June towns E^st of the River. Training Goehring, all with two for and Dale Titus each Robert Naumec, 52 Delmont 872-2826. waiting In the house for the 6462174. large Cape. 3-4 Bedrooms, garage, treed lot. carpet over hardmeit ‘iskwtor, 550. Both in Cincinnati (Zachry 2-4) CC women net triumph 2,1977. The bids will be public­ begins soon. High Commission. JUMBO the Oilers. Excellent Bonus Plan. Manage­ kids to come home, become aluminum siding, new roof, 1 Ma^ eitra featmt lti*| 6t -working condition. collected four bingles. at St. Louis (Denny 5-0) Street, Manchester, Ct. 06040; CONTEMPORARY FJ.8PIUCRI to mentioQ. Pleaae caU f~ Steve Segrist paced Glen Manchester Community Cougars their 11th win ly opened at 1:00 p.m. in the ment Opportunity. Sec ou^lcturc an Avon Representative. You 1/2 baths, jalousled porch, one MALTORS 1 must sell. Prices are Cathy Keegan, Anne Los Angeles (Rhoden 5- and to Joanne Bernice EXPERIENCED Dish ad in Tne Yellow Pages. For con­ RANCH - With 14 rooms, ArUnir8borta.t4Mia. with three blows and Frank College’s women’s softball against seven losses. Naumec, 52 Delmont Street, Eighth District Tax Collec­ can meet people, earn money □ EDUCATION c a r garage, recently S4S-2121 ble. Call Pete or Ron Gracyalny and Kathy 0) at Montreal (Hannahs 1- tor’s office at 32 Main Street, Washer - And bus boys. Apply fidential interview call Bob in executive neighbrhood, remodued. 5:»,600. A best buy J. WATSON r " r64lj7»^ ______Gonzales, Jack Maloney, team routed Norwalk Com- Manchester, Ct. 06040 all at in Person: Podunk Mill Wallace days 236-0881 or Linda Co- and be home before they get Mtnehatlar Offios Linsenbigler had three hits 3), N l^nchester, Connecticut. The nant days 236-0881, eves. 653-3379. there. For details call 523- with adjoining Inlaw apart­ by Hayes Corp. 646-0131. Rick Yleski and Jim Ginny Petersen had two least 10 (ten) days before the Tavern Restaurant, 989 each and Marlene Donnelly San Diego (Griffin 2-1) munity College, 14-2, right is reserved to reject any 9 4 0 1 .______ment. Main house has Prtroto Inatructlona I t GAS Appliance, Mistretta each had two hits and Sally Lentocha day set for said hearing and by Ellington Road, South Wind­ HOUSE FOR Sale on In­ MANCHESTER - 5 Room jp Stove and built-in and Sue Linsenbigler added at New York (Koosman 2- yesterday at Nike Field. and ail bids. Specifications sor. large sunken living room, Ranch. Aluminum siding. hits. Five runs in the first, tripled for MCC. Marianne publishing a true copy of this THE WALLACE COMPANY MOTHERS h e l p e r - To Uve formal dining room, 3 REMEDIAL READING and dustrial Land - Call 647-9604. . irith broiler, Including two safeties each. Titus, 3) and bid forms may be secured math; individualized work 746 Parker Street, New roof. New driveway. City Pemberton notched her order once in some newspaper 1000 Farmington Avunuu with family at beach (or the baths, 4 bedrooms, master utilities. Convenient location. t1ti»,pffer. 5667832. Keegan arid Gracyalny all S a n Francisco two in the second and three at the Eighth District DENTAL ASSISTANT, summer. Ilir'ee children. Call program, (lst-8th grade) tw Manchester. eighth win. having a circulation in Firehouse Dispatcher Office, Experience necessary. West Hartford, Conn. bedroom with dressing 5^,900. Hayes Corp., 6460131. Bogner’s Packers un­ homered. (Montefusco 2-4) at in th e third gave the 242-6529, after 4 p.m. Master’s degree teacher. 566 FREEZER - 14.8 Manchester, Connecticut, at 32 Main Street, Manchester, Openings immediately. area, family room, large Lota-Land for fiq lo a d ^ on Allied Printing in Lori Hansen’s three hits Philadelphia (Christenson least ten days before the day 8075. DUPLEX - 63, Fireplace, at. 11/2 years old. In Connecticut. Excellent benefits. Salary game room with pool table, carpeting, aluminum storms, ANDOVER - Ranch. Tliree dltion. 5250. Call the nightcap, seven runs in paced the Painters with 2-3) set for said hearing. open. Call 6463003. bedrooms up, one down off rec MANCHESTER- the second inning sparking Signed this 4th day of May, plus extra building lot. trees, 5M5 income. 538,500. Laura Riley and Roxanne By the Court, Hornet For Sale 23 Hutchins Agency, 6463166. room. New kitchen, fireplace. Building Lots. Net a 14-1 success. 1977. AUTOMOTIVE Full Charge House completely insulated. filled. Low price. Scruse adding two each. Ursula Quental John C. Flynn Jr. Manchester Evening Hersid 2 FAMILY - Duplex 5-5, ‘ SRXN0 NEW Large Lo(e Kent Smith blasted four American League Bookkeeper for Genrral IW baths, new kitchen Two car garage. 539,900. Dougan, 643-4535. Ass’t. Clerk Insurance - (DM 1310, will sell for hits. Bob Brannick three INDY Motors Dealership. Must have cabinets, 1st floor laundry Offers invibed. Owner, 742- OfL^CaU 643-4453 evenings. East BOLENS’ Commissioner • 6015. — TWO AC Nelson Freight outlasted No. 003-5 Working knowledge of room, separate heating and Don Crowell, John W L Pet. GB Eighth Utilities Reynolds & Reynolds system. $8,8 Koepsel, Dave Viara, Dave Nassiff Camera last night NY 16 11 .593 DEALERSHIP systems. Good income. Let us suggest a fair market 8H.P. District Salary commensurate with DUPLEX - 4-5. Good condi­ Two acres, Vermoflil Baltimore 14 10 .583 545,500. White and Mike Jordan two at Nike, 14-9, thanks to TOWN OF MANCHESTER 015-5 ability and experience. Send price for your property tion. Two new furnaces, two 900. PartlaUy woodeKr J li t t s c . FOR SALE each for the winners. three big innings. Milwaukee 15 14 .517 resume to Scranton Motors car garage. Convenient loca­ open. On town road." TRACTOR TWO FAMILY - Built in «<>s**** Best in defeat with two Doug Rindone, Steve Boston 14 14 .500 LEGAL Inc, P.O. Box 777, Vernon, 1974. Walking distance to (no obligation) tion. 543,900. M. H. Palmer bttJkUng site. Nice Toronto 14 17 .452 INVITATION Conn. AVAILARLE Realty, 6466321. EiceUcnl Icrmi. CaU . ; i | ■tArtlelsk ter Sale 41 hits each were Mark Smith and Bili Magnotta hospital. Five rooms, full each coliected three hits Detroit 11 16 .407 NOTICE applianced kitchens,, 3 Duvail and John Sommers. aeve. 11 16 .407 TO BID DEMONSTRATORS - Act sheets used as for the winners, one of The Zoning Board of now for an extra Free Gift. b^rooms and 1 bath each JOHN F. SHANNON plates, .007 thick, Appeals will hold public in East Hartford... ■TNI CHARTER OAK Magnotta’s going for four West Sealed bids will be received in Sell name brand and gifts unit. Separate heating Y cents each or 5 for hearings on Monday, May 16, R E A L T O R , Hoaort Froparty Farr’s held on over the bases. W L the Office of. The Director of (Fisher-Price, Playskool, systems, driveways and NIMINi N BATSm. 18462711. Minnesota 19 11 .633 1977, starting at 7:00 p.m. in General Services, 41 Center Fenton). Earn 51000 or more final three innings to nip Rick Johnston con­ basements. Ready for im­ w r u m T iT . GARDNERS LAKW 4 Highland Park Market last Chicago 18 11 .621 the Hearing Room of the Street, Manchester, Connec­ with Treasure House party mediate occupancy. 557,- S68-5660 front, six room, furnij >«NEW, ’TORO Power Handle tributed three hits and Municipal Building to hear Plan. Free kit. Top commis­ Call Don Hatak FRECHETTE A MARTIN rithtthtch Reel mower. 8100. n i^ t at Fitzgerald, 7-6. Oakland 17 14 .548 ticut until May 23, 1977 at 500. 848-4144 tage. Boat and dock.] Steve Howroyd, Qay Ham- Texas and consider the following sion. Also booking parties. privacy. M9,000. 4014 »U 8867433. Ken Roback collected 14 12 .538 11:00 a.m. for the following: mil and Chris Cooper two Kan. City 15 14 .517 petitions: EXTERIOR Call collect person to person two hits and Rick Migliore for Miss Carol 203-491-2100. MANCHESTER - Private CIOINO MOWER • 5 each in defeat. Calif. 13 17 .433 Item 1, No. 557 — Joseph PAINTING MARY 647-9946 county setting. One year SOUTH WINDSOR - Just contributed an inside-the- NORTHERN! it, Huffy. ExceUent Seattle 10 24 and Ruth Grzyb — Request CHENEY LIBltARY did, eight room center hall reduced. Lovely six room 1175. Call alter 5, park home run for Farr’s. NIKE variance to Article II, Section PART TIME Sales Help GET MORE with aluminum sided Ranch 1 1/2 New Cottage on Wednesday’s Results Bid forms, plans and Colonial. Featuring fijst secluded 1 acre pal Tom Mac, Jerry Acadia Restaurant 4.01.01— Minimum Side Yard, wanted for unfinished fur­ baths, attached garage, walk­ Oakland 3, Boston 1 specifications are available at niture store in Manchester. floor (ircplaced familyi private right o f . Cosgrove, Dick Lewis and trimmed Cherrone to reduce east side yard to 8 out recreation room, situated I units with antennas, Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 3 the General Services Office, Sales experience preferred. room, with beamed on large lot with above ground Eagle Lake, Arg Pete Devanney paced the Package last night at Nike, feet to erect garage — 106 41 Center Street, Manchester, Call 633-2264 after 6 for ap­ cathedral ceiling. Elat-in SENTRY County. 275 acres 41 player. One Chicago 4, Texas 3 Woodhill Road — Residence pool and deck. Offers wanted. 1 cage, r Marketmen with two 15-6. Connecticut. pointment. WANT SPENDim M0NEV7 kitchen, with work island. IREAL ESIATC SERVICES Evotlngs, Lorraine Scrivano, near Eagle Lake. I Leading the way offen­ Detroit 8, Minnesota 3 Zone A. BoytiQkfto-WallaadYavl Formal dining room, front woodland on 1 bingies each. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 666-2934. M arket Square C a U o ra iU a i fATKlN’8 CLEARANCE sively for the winners were Seattle 5, New York 2 Item 2, No. 558 — John Zoc- CONNECTICUT PART TIME Warehouse and to back living room, 2W Realtors, 6661508. California 6,'Baltimore 0 co— Request variance of Arti­ delivery help wanted for fur­ John A. i snlW <*** DUSTY Andy Amendola with three WILLIAM E. BUCKLEY, baths, four large Conveniently located starter Eaglo Lako, I Is a bargain cle II, Section 13.15.01(b) to niture store in Manchester. Horald carritrt art noodod Iter Tied 5-all after four in­ Today’s Games Chairman of bedrooms. Sliders to patio, home, eat-ln kitchen, recently 851 CENTER STREET • Two 2 0 7 -" ' aradlse. All the hits and Lee Edwards, permit outdoor patio to be Good driving record. Call 633- In tho following artaa: MANCHESTER- or three bedroom Cape. Large nings, Suburban Floors Mark Kravontka, Ron Texas (P e rry 1-4) Library Board 2264 after 6 for appointment. two car garage, acre remodeled, full basement, alu­ I, dinettes,' sofas, scored four times in the built on west end of existing 020-5 paneled living room, . chairs and plc- Nivison and Bob Plosky, Kansas City (Leonard 2-1), ^lus Iqt. minum siding & garage. 5M,900 fireplace, dining room, COVENTRY LAKE • fifth and posted a 9-7 win restaurant for service of ...... /...... Glastonbury B've been looking for each with a pair. N customers — 250 Hartford applianced kitchen. Wall to from beach. Wli !h«re right now at Annou'ncemanis 3 Announcements 3 COLONIAL — Seven New to market, five-room over the Angels last night The Bottlers were paced Detroit (Rozema 2-0) at Road — Industrial Zone. wall carpet. 16x32 Inground bedroom cottag JatleasfsOTbandas ^ Manchester: rooms, 3 bedrooms, IW COVEITTRY- Ranch home on lakefront, large pool. Convenient to schools, at Robertson. Milwaukee (Travers 3-3), TOUCH TRACTORS FOR Item 3, No. 559 — Arnold 9452 or 8561665 [i0%! Better come by Greg Johnston. Lou LAWN AND GARKNMC /Adams Strati and Buckland Strati baths, rec room with bar, kitchen, fenced lot, shows well, shopping, bus. Creampuff con­ Leading hitters for the N Brower — Variance of Article fireplace, some wall-to- mid 530's. I someone boys Uw Cherrone and Tom a rt! dition. 439,900. Owner, 6W- WEEKAPAUQl ! been looking for. Floors were Bill Di Yeso New York (Figueroa 3-2) Superbly designed... made ■ Budget-priced. II, Section 4.01.01 — Minimum wall. Tastefully decorated Crockett, each with two PUBLIC NOTICE 6-6 Duplex on bus line, 3 bed­ 0449. 1/2 mile from I with a homer and single, at Seattle (Jones 0-1), N Lot Area, Minimum Fron­ garage. hits. John Burger added a East Hartford: MANCHESTER- rooms, living room, din­ sant 2 bedrooq ' Air (Jondltioncr • Manny Vital with a homer Baltimore (Palmer 5-1 tage, and Minimum Front INVESTMENT ’Diree Family available on a we home run. ■ ksite,. quick and sUvk; Carritrt nttdad In tilt folltwlng artat: RANCH—7 rooms, 3 years ing room, kitchen, each side, ht condition. 6,500 and double, Harry O’Brien or May 3-3) at California Yard, to divide parcel of land - With four baths. Uve here Accommodate! fiv Loo. CiU 872-2462. /Bum tidt Avtnut, High School, old, with first floor family separate furnaces, double ga­ rent free. Pasek Realtors, 286 week. CaU WiU or I with a homer and Barry (Ross 0-2), 38" Rotary Mower. • Electric Start. . into two lots, proposed Parcel BAKE SALE A with less lot area than S t Marya Comatary araa. room, fireplace, eat-in rage. Only 544,900. 7475. 8767943, after 4 p.itt,| Bernstein with two singles REC 22" Rotary Tiller. ■ Plugin- For the Benefit of the ND RING ’nifany Scoring in all but one required and less front yard /Bumalda Avanua • Ball Co4irt araa. kitchen, formal dining -^90 points, fliwlcss. and a double. 4 2 "G raderB ladeor ^ 'ock^^nattachment, YWCA SCHOLARSHIP FUND room, 3 bedrooms, 2 fuU C A I in i MUHnCAD ^ market, custom Raised inning, Rockwell Inter­ Number retired than required, proposed /Burnalda Avanua - Dalmont, wUUin m ilV O V n * Ranch in premier location. Lota-Land ter Solo 24 Lota-Land For SsRi,] icrilice.Iflet 642-1734, The Angels were paced ennuminui * Complete ground engaging Parcel B with less lot area baths, 2icar garage by Don Rose, Leon national topped Hartford LOS ANGELES (U P I)- V capabilities. . Saturday, May 14th Bldwall, Vamon Road araa. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, fire­ 38" Snow Throwee \ _ than required/ and less fron­ aluminum siding, treed lot. Nadeau, Larry ^reduck National Bank last night at Frank’s Supermarket /Walnut, Qraanlawn, Concord Btraat place In lower level, aluminum Top Soil and Np. 24, retired I^nager tage than required — 61 exterioi'. Shows well. LAND SALE and Rich O’Neal, each with Keeney, 17-5. Walter Alston’s uniform Made wtth a pin-hitch to tow other equipment. Strickland Street — Residence ■roa. Bvating, lepUcs, two hits. Mark Davis collected a Zone A. Super Value. Young Ranch in work. Latulippe number, wll be put into Alio on sale...10,12,14,16 and 20 H.P.Boleni Tractori /Oiford Driva, Handal Road, Mapta 'Inc. 6465114, also single, two doubles and a retirement at the Los Information pertaining to 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. PMLBRICK MANGHESTER- excellent location. 3 bedrooms, CANDLELIGHT Straat, Waahington AvOh Bvana Ava. triple for the winners with Angeles Dodgers’ annual above may be obtained In the large living room, country kit­ Scoring in but two in­ im liS li TaW prtM I14JM. Joe Taruano adding a dou­ OMtlmers game Sunday, Planning Office. C aH 8474B48 chen with built-lns, first floor I toot above ground nings, twice in the second All persons interested may AGOICY family room, lowest 5S0’s. PAHCILU ble and two singles, Jim June 5. 47 M iM amr 1,SM iaal a< la iiii laaS SaiUaga. Stana i k, filter, winter and three times in the Pagani a single and homer attend these hearings. i M aU ial iB iMl Bianl a l aniy $400 pat aaca. Sawli f imicali included. “Walt Alston has been W.H. PREUSS . Zoning Board M u f f le r naitors TaM prtaa l1S,tee. sixth. Blue Moon tacked a and Rick Field a double EARM BOOD SKHDIIN MOHly the greatest manager In of Appeals C e n t e r PAneu.ni 5-3 loss on Vito’s last night and two singles. R e g a l lOYt • BIBU Dodger history and one of SONS, INC. Paul J. Rossetto, m IS *- aaiaa a4Si baatSSal anaM alaar ifiSiulaSJM oS. Ml . BIKE, CunverU at Robertson. M ,. itjtrr Mini i-iii,'ll,,. ,i(„fi. I, all II iiijii riiir /irntlin I. 5 E v s n ln g s a Woair alanawila,SBnlaQa as paaaJlaaaiiaaS.NaM al 111,106 The Bankers were'paced th e most successful SecreUry 646-4200 5, One year old. John Whinfield led the by Dave Huntington and ILSa44S ^BostoaTpln. t P . l t . h i P . M . Wl NIID LIUTINat NOWI 29 CoimectlGut Blvd., East Hartford C ilf New Engliind Realty Co. eoadlUon. Asking managers of all time,” Dated this 12th day of May, Corner of Broad TMWKUKI or H u im voun 1 tMS-177S, between winners with two hits, a John Leardi, each with two and Canter Street Mon.-Fri. a a m. - a p.m. PROHiim CAU TODAVI 289-4331 Dodger President Peter BOLTON TEL 043-0402 1977. Phone 646-2112 Sal...... a a.m. - 12 noon 802-04-8369 T8 p.m. total match by Wally Irish, hits. O’Malley said. 027-5 ■ ■»> ’-r

81X-B'— MANCHEtffER KVKNING HBIHAIJ). Mmchegter. Conn.i Uniw.. May U. vtn ACROSS 7 Non-Latin Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 12, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-B 8 End g Tl t Tiger cat 9 Snatch (DDDIB Aparunma For Htnt U Apartmanla For Rant $3 AuteaFeri $1 Autoal $1 7 River In Indie 10 Mucilage nm Charlea M. Schultz 13 Model of solar 11 Summers (Fr.) □ E l □ □ WE HAVE customers waiting THREE ROOM Apartment • D ear A b b y system 12 Plants grass S T if C N M O for the rental of your a p ^ - Available June 1st. Heat, hot 14 Broadway 19 Spanish gold water, appliances, air con- u P 0 Mft • T E L E ment or heme. J.D. Real 15 Astrologer's 21 Roaps ft E X 1 E T Uft A L ADDlTlOM AMD Estate Associates, Inc. 646- dithmins, storage area, laun­ tool 22 HOosier state F T E 8 A 1 ft 8 1 C K IMO. dry facilities, garage. Securi­ By Abigail Van Buren 16 Penetrated ( # ^ R E NA L T ft 1 C 8 VOUHEARDME/'r EVER*/BALL‘^OUeUVS , Sg^TPACTlOM, ty deposit. No peU. $225. 643^ WANTED! 17 Environment 23 Forthwith AUQ Afti A HAVE HIT HAS MEN OOT! 4884, or 6 4 6 - m agency (abbr.) 8 AC R E N E X u t SAIPITUASOUT!! LOOKING for anything in real 24 Fuel ■ 'V EVERS'BALL WEV6 Hit estate rental - aparahents, 18 Irish explathre 25 Let UAW K E P 1 1 NT 0 20 Curly letter f 1 A 0 E s you UANT M E T O KoBffY.**MOT homes, multiple dwellings, no TWO BEDROOM Duplex 26 Regarding 8 E E S T A HAS BEEN IN!!I DEAR ABBY: ’The problem is not with me but with 21 Cracker state E 8 ft D E AN L 0 Ws fees. Call J.D . R «d & ta te Apartment - Near bus line, 28 Ancient SPEaiTFORVA?! some people I know. First, I am a boy. 24 Comedian Associates, Inc. 646-1680. stores, and schools. West Clean Used Cars Peruvian 39 Wealth 48 Waistcoat Side. Security deposit Why do they think it’s “unmascuUne" for a boy to Harris 29 Ditch around 42 Whinny 49 Branches of required. No pets. Call mor­ babysit? 27 Midday 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. 31 One (Ger.) a castle 43 Spasms learning S - a floor. Three room heated nings, 643-671L I’m a senior in high school, and I’ve been babysitting 32 Gift bearer 30 Epochs 44 Make eyes at 51 Brazilian Tmh«> (1972 thru 1975) since junior high. I have sat with chUdren as young as four apartment. $180. Security. 33 Anrap 34 Pack animal Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. ATTRACTIVE Large five days old and some were ten and eleven years old. I don’t 45 Chinese parrot room apartment. Some 35 College of Tibet say this in a bragging way, but some of the people who athletic group currency 52 Hair-do holder carpeting, unheated, 37 Whirl M A N C H E S T E R - one W« art txpanding our Utad Car Lot have hjrqijjllg J ™ better than most girl babysitters my 36 High school 38 Actor Wallach 47 Buckeye Slate 54 Sticky stuff bedroom apartment at Sun- appliances, parking, parking, and wa naod your car now. age. student Mickey Finn — Morrie Welsa " y o o y A R e nybrook Village. Quiet, con­ no pets. Rderences. Security. (comp, wd.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 12 6466067. I like chUdren, and I reaUy enjoy babysitting. Besides I .IfeW A w ^y Ftaa^A SU6CS=TIBLE venient location, private en­ think it’s good practice for fatherhood. (Not to mention the 40 Persians IF'> O U M / S2E trances, single story building, 41 Horizon 13 14 IW PIES'BRIPge TOTOWATO . Homat for Pant M money I’m saving for coUpge.) SANOOR-PLEASE FIX WOW THEN— W M t B O P N C N 43 Baby's BUT, WILEY— ^ TEN THOUSAND SC UiNCHEONS. ouRPRiees.* heat, hot water and air con­ I hope this makes your column. A lot of us boy sitters IS 16 DRINKS FOR US T H e R^TE... ditioning all included. $230 per WE PAY CASH plaything LOOT, MB. BROWN- you DIDN'T —WHILE WE TO YOU, W ILEY * FOUR ROOM Ranch - who get teased for doing “sissy" work would appreciate it. WHEN I imur our op HEAR MY NEGOTIATE! month. No pets. Damato 46 Article of food 17 18 IB 20 Fireplace, garage. Pleasant, HEBE, THE BRIEFCASE FINAL Enterprises, 646-1021. BOY BABYSITTER 47 Eggs 1 GOES WITH M EJ OFFER! convenient location. Working FOR CLEAN SO Lizard 22 23 Adults only. No children, pets. DEAR BOY: My hat is oft to you and to aU the other S3 Upper FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch 6462880. 24 25 26 27 28 28 30 Street. First floor. Adult cou­ USED CARSI boys who enjoy babysitting and regard it as good training 55 Red wins 1 56 Selfish ple. No children, or pets. 649- for fatherhood. And what a compliment to be left In charge 31 SIX ROOM Cape Cod • East individual of parents’ most precious possessions—their children) 1 ■ 1 Hartford, near shopping and 57 Legislative 33 3, schools. $285, plus security. body ■ 1 1 MANCHESTER - Ideal for DEAR ABBY: Recently I drove through a smaU 36 10 PQ: 2867879. 58 Buds 36 37 38 elderly. Two rooms plus full SUKR HI8H TRADE-IN "art-colony” village in Pennsylvania, which is normaUy 1 bathroom. Nice yard. Call 41 42 ONE BEDROOM 45’xlO’ frequented by tourists. DOWN anytime. 649-4356. Mobil Home - Bolton. Single ALLOWANCES ON I got the shock of my Ufe when I saw about 75 young 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 1 Sticky stuff w orking ad ult only. No NEW CAR TRADE-INSI people aU dressed exactly alike —in blue denim! I wondered ■ Artlclet tor Sola 41 ArtIciM tor Sala 41 Articlaa tor Sala 41 Boata-Aeeaaaorlaa 4S 2 Hanrest SO SI 52 53 S4 VILLA9EII APTS. children, pets. Lease. 646 if there had been a prison break, or an invasion of the 3 Energy Carpeting, full basement, IVt Ule 2880. "Union Army." agency (abbr.) SS 56 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub TAG SALE -18 Hendee Road. 15 FOOT BOAT - 35 H.P. TAG SALE -12 Doane Street. baths, appliances, heat, patio, air OPEN MML thru THURS. ’til 9 P.M. What is it with our young people? They have about as 4 Aloha symbol Priacllla’a Pop — Al Vermeer motor. Trailer. $1,000. Call S Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 30 years accumulation. Satur­ Saturday 9 to 5, May 14th. conditioner, no pets, adults. Ottleaa-Btoraa tor Rant 58 much individuality as connected sausage Unks. They aU 5 Organ stop 57 5 Brownies, nurses, East day and Sunday, 9 to 5. Garden equipment, dis­ 6436635. look aUke. Same dress, same jeans, same long straight 6 Business -13 Catholic School. 649-1225. hwasher, air conditioner, (NIWSPAPIR CNTEIimSE A$SN) M Y B O O K IS ...W ILL PROMISE \ BETTER CHMUES LESPERMCE ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square hair—it’s hard to teU one from the other. Go anywhere leader TAG SA LE-Fridaj iMa^^lSth, household items. OVERDUE, VOU TO RAY THAN THAT' r THINK THAT B 4 S -7 6 2 0 feet industrial space, 2,000 young people gather, high schools, coUeges, social affairs, SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 10 to 3. Saturday May l4th, 9 Qardan Produeta 47 square feet office space. Elasl- /lyiORIARTY BROTHERS; HOLLYHOCK' L E N P M E b a c k / H E R E 'S MUST'VE BEEN it’s the same story. Why are they afraid to be different? processed gravel, stone, sand to 3. 26 Wetherell St., Ta g SALE - An entire block ly sub-dividable. 249-0495,246 M E T E N ? V M Y N D T E A - F L A T .' and fill. For delivery call Manchester. No Junk. Variety over 20 families. Air con­ LOAM OFF Farm Land 4715. It wasn’t Uke that 20 years ago. Kids looked and acted CENTS?! George H. Grlffing, Andover, ditioners, antiques, toys, fur­ Delivered. Five yard EAST HARTFORD - Two like individuals and enjoyed it. of items priced reasonable. 3IS CINTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5I3S. C.^ 742-7®«. niture, household goods, baby minimum. Call 643-9918 after bedroom townhouse. One and baths, all appliances, full ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ WONDERING WANDERER MULTI-FAMttY Tag Sale - items, and much much more. 5:30. Weekends anytime. 1/2 basement, washer/dryer fice. Ground level, central PubI TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Saturday May 14th, 9 a.m. to 4 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 14th, DEAR WANDERER: The young people who dress hookup, heated. $255. location, professional Win at Bridge Ubr Good condition. Good for p.m. 239 Timrod Road, Rain date Mav 21st. Will be monthly. 5261708 weekdays. building, parking and utilities. uniformly today do so because they want to identify with plating, or welding. Call 649- Manchester. Fluorescent light held at end^of Great Swamp Antlquaa 4S Call 6462865. each other. There is comfort and security in “belonging” to 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. fixtures, bikes, mimeograph Road, on Deerfield Drive, 1971 BUICK Skylark Custom - MANCHESTER - aean one Hotoreyclaa-Bleyclaa 64 a gang, group or bond. And if it makes them happier, machine and much much Glastonbury. WANTED Antique furniture, STORES & OFFICES for rent Two door hardtop. V-8, what’s the harm? Piay unsafe at any speed bedroom unit in a small brick automatic, power steering. SALE - Reconditioned Stan­ more. glass, pewter, oQ paintings, or - Manchester, prime location. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville dard Typewriters. TAG SALE - May 13th., 14th., building. Quiet rural at­ Clean, must see! $1395. 6^ other antique items. R. mosphere. $ ^ . includes heat, Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and DEAR ABBY: Please help me! 1 am pregnant, but I Now he led his queen of Guaranteed. Also call us for TAG SALE - Saturday, May and 15th. Big variety. 9 a.m. $100 per month, starting. 646 2572. 12 C u A»0 US P< W ^.iZ 5-r2 Harrison, 6436709. hot water and w piiances. rack. $1,750. 2864042. never went all the way. I know that's hard to believe, but it hearts. East took his ace, cleaning and overbaul of your 14th., 9-3. Antiques, dinette to 5 . 774 Tolland Tum- 5334, 6461393. Blanchard & Rossetto, is true, so help me God! cashed the queen of spades typewriter. Small charge for set, tables, chairs, clothes, pike. Prize! WANTED - Old toys, post 1969 CHARGER RT 440 mag NORTH (D) Realtors, 6462482. with extras. $ or best I’m 17 (so is he) and we have gone steady for a year and and led a fourth spade. The Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence pick up and delivery. Yale new hardwood lumber, cards, steins, string^ In­ START YOUR Own Business - 1,000 *964 Typewriter Service, 41 offer. CaU after 5, 6468466. five months, during which time we did a lot of very heavy bedspreads, power hand tools, struments, paintings, fur­ On Main Street.'Prim e loca­ ★ ★ W- student ruffed, West overruff­ BOLTON MANCHESTER Purnell Place, 6494988. fabric, craits, frames, tricy­ Building Suppllaa 41 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON petting, but I swear to you that I am a virgin. We came A ed and another sure-fire plan OKAV.BUGTERI if YOU'RE WHAT’G T DUNNO VBT- MAKE UP YOUR MIND-TOKAV, OKAY! niture, clocks, advertising Town line. Large three room tion. Rents from $50. 4 9863 cle, much more. 8 Stephen 50 H.P. VOLKSWAGEN FX-1200 - Built by factory close, but never actually went all the way. A A KEEPING TABG ON MB, HEBE HI5 GTORY. ) BUT WE'LL GOON PRONTO'. YOU WANT TO ) I'LL LEVEL items, outright purchase, con­ apartment, stove, Manchester Mall, 6431442. 10972 had gone East with the geese. I AM- RIGHT BEHIND YOUt y - i »LOAM, G R A V E L, sand, Street, off Parker. NATURAL STONE for Engine - With 14 volt starter. enngineer. Branch heads, How can 1 get my parents to believe me? They will think EA5Y5 FIND OUT'. TALK TO U3- OR T H E ^ WITH YOU! , signments. 644-«)62. refrigerator. Quiet “What went wrong?” asked washed stone, wood chips, retaining walls, veneers, $75. CaU 8763476. Barnett clutch, aluminum I am lying for sure. Have you ever heard of this ever WEST EAST neighborhood. References EAST HARTFORD off Bum- the student. “I thought I was complete landscaping. 742- TAG SALE - 56 Birch Street, patios, etc. Pick up by the rocker roUers, Mikuni car­ w a n t e d - Hummels, Clocks, required. $200 monthly. 646 side Ave. 700 square foot of­ happening to anyone else? a J 5 A Q 10 8 7 3 making a safety play." 7833 or 649-2178. Manchester. May 12th to 14th, pound or delivery by the ton. NEED CAR? Credit bad? buretor, balanced motor, blue VJIO8 WA Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ 2311. fice. Includes neat. $150 a Please help me. We love each other very much, are 9 “No, you made an unsafety 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Clothes, dis­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, month. Call 6468589. Bankrupt? Repossessed? printed motor and transmis­ ♦ KJ54 9Q10 2 DARK LOAM. 5 yards. $32 graduating in June and plan to be married. play. Your play would have hes. 649-3163. Jugs, Crocks, Almost Honest Douglas accepts sion. $3,400 firm. CaU 6467732. AKJ83 aQ 54 plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed MANCHESTER - One lowest down, smallest NEEDING HELP succeeded against a singleton Anything Old. 646-2890. bedroom Apartment at $135. MANCHESTER - Retail and / SOUTH ace of trumps, it would not sand and stone. 643-9^. GIRL SCOUT Troop 688 Tag or manufacturing space. payments. Douglas Motors, AAK Two bedroom Duplex at $210. 2,000 ★ ★ DEAR NEEDING: Yes, I have heard of such cases. It is 2 have helped against any other Sale - Saturday, 12 to 3 p.m., Doga-BIrda-Fota 43 Wantad Buy 49 square feet to 100,00 sq p re 345 Main. W K Q 7 6 5 4 3 2 to Within walking distance of indeed possible for a girl to become pregnant and remain a four-one break and as you 45 M arshall Road. Baked feet. Ve^ reasonanle. ♦ 7 T A G S A LE S downtown Manchester. HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, have just seen it cost you your ;oods plants, homemade DOG-CAT BOARDING Brokers Protected. Call WE PAY $15 for complete virgin. Girls who do everything “but” qualify only as A OLDER BUREAUS, Included heat, hot water, exceUent condition, many 6 terns. bathing/groomtng. Complete Hayman Properties, 1-226 junk cars. (^11 Joey, Tolland technical virgins, but virgins they are. Botli vulnerable contract when trumps broke f Dressers, rockers, tables, stove and refrigerator. Call extras. Exceptionally good modern facilities. Canine 1206. Auto Body, 5261990. 3-2.” iney, < chairs, desks and antiques. 6460090. performance since purchased Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon West North East South The essence of a safety play Her of Portland and Keel Keeney. FIVE FAMILY Tag Sale - 365 Phone 6469112. new. $500. CaU 6 4 6 ^ after Road, Manchester. 646-5971. PARTS Department now open Pass Pass 4 V is that it guards you against Tliree families. 10 to 5, Satur­ Woodland St., Saturday and MANCHESTER - Three room 4:30 p.m. OFFICE SPACE Saturdays. Complete line of Pass Pass Pass something, while not exposing day, May 14th. Sunday, 9 to 5. Mechanics apartment, Wellman Road. CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - Chrysler parts. Chorches Opening lead — J A you to a greater danger Alley Oop — Dave Graue tools, small appliances, baked Basic Obedience Classes now □ RENTALS $198. Utilities,- parking. FOR RENT Motors. 6463646. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE t a g s a l e -M ay 14th., 9 to 4. Security deposit. No pets. Astro-graph somewhere else. The student goods, children’s clothing. - Lowest Rates Available! Millers Falls Parking Lot, forming. Individual and 250 square feet, center of I had guarded against one Rain or shine. protection lessons also May 1st. 2360564, 247-46W. 1976 T R IU M PH T R 7 - Immediate binding authority. l / / ^ HURRY,ALLEY//' HEU JUSTT 'S OKAY.' X'M , Manchester Industrial Park. Manchester, air conditioning and I By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L danger, but exposed himself available. For reservations, Rooms tor Rant 82 1patting. Call 643-9561. ' Original cost $7,000, asking Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ '/Jt{ rrS O U N P S _ HAFTA H.I^P I READY F<»'EM Rent a space 872-4328,646 to a greater one. please call 646-5971. ROCKVILLE - Three Room $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ surance Agency, 6461128. LIKE-THEY'REVhiS OWN't i l / NOW? > T243, after 5 p.m. TAG SALE -18 Thomas Drive VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ Apartment. With heat, hot By Oswald & James Jacoby TEARING R30R> I S E T A ------(off Center Street), Sunday, ditioning, 6 track deck. Phone nished room on busline ideal water, stove refrigerator. 1973 SUZUKI 185. New igni­ For Friday, May 13, 1977 4 0 ^ P!NNY APART.' / FEW MOKEMORE , 1 \ / ^ May 15th. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. DACHSUNDS - AKC. Smooth 5669348 after 5 p.m. Days, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. The student studied the i s r iE S d o w n ! HVE FAMILY Tag Sole - 9 to for working person. $158. No pets. Parking for one tion and Webco head, plastic Clothing, toys, housenold coat. Black and tan, and red. Raaort Proparty 6460888. 21) You're lucky today as long as 4. Saturday. 37 Autumn St. References and security car. Adults only. Security fenders and tank, DID rim, dummy for a moment, turned A British Columbia reader goods, much miscellaneous. Standard. 6466853. For Rant 56 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An you know your limitations. :dlsoellaneou.UT today when you're talking to Available July 1st. First floor. Moultonboro, New best offer. 6460675. Mobilebile Homea 85 Influences relating to your O N E LLITTLE I T T BITE WHAr IF FB FASN'T ShtylcQU Offend 31 Sarvicaa Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 BulldIng-ContracUng 33 Heat, hot water, appliances, Hampshire. Newer chalet associates and friends. There's a material security are very In­ J----- ISN'T THAT F A P F ie strong possibility you can spot a teresting today. Gain may come storage area, laundry Sleeps 10. Fireplace, private 1973 VEGA - Three speed 18’ CAMPER trailer - single SERIOUS.'.. sRABtBe SFOTS, ODD JOBS. Cleaning cellars LAWNS MOWED, light HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch CARPENTRY & Masonry - facilities. Security deposit. No area, nicely furnished. 646 standard. 46,000 miles. $800. sizable oppoiiunlty. through hard work and lucky axle, excellent condition. breaks. and attic.s. Moving large trucking, some tree work. painted for $lS0-$200 by Additions and remodeling. pets. $210.643-4884 or 6467268. 5566. CaU after 6, 644-1308. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Joint appliances, also stone or loam Low rat^ . Call alter 5 p.m. Scheduling now. Professional Free estimates. CaU Anthony 7420930. ventures look very promising at ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) \ ^ A delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. SIX ROOM Duplex - includes 6468884 or 647-1240. considersi any job. 2869287, Squillacote, 649-8611. FOR RENT: Summer Cot­ Spor this time, especially If you're Concentrate your efforts today heat, hot water, carpeting, evenings or weekends, Don. tage, EasUiam, Mass, Cape Wagon. Canary yellow. ’Thrif­ 1971 PORTA-CABIN - Hard­ teamed up with one who wields on your biggest and most Impor­ avy and appliances. $300. considerable influence. CARPENTRY - AU types of CARPENTRY, Cod. Qose to fresh water, and ty six cylinder, standard top. Sleeps 6. Stove, sink, ice tant project. This Is what you'll tillzer plant. Job involves Available June 1st. Call 646 be luckiest atl carpentry; Remodeling, PRESEASON Special - QuaU­ REMODELING, Additions - within 5 minutes of bay and transmission. Radial white box. Good condition. 742-5251. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) handlirg and stacking fer­ 9188 after 3 p.m. roofing, siding. No job too ty painter. Lowest prices Roofing, siding, and painting. beaches. Sleeps at least six. walls. Sharp! $1495. Suburban Keep trying. Matters of a legal nature are tilizer bags. Must be in good smaU. Free estimates. 644- available. Ten years No job too small. FYee es­ AU furnished. $165 per week Motor Car, 6462076. favored for you today. If you physical condition. Phone Mr. 3079. experience. Fully insured. timates. 644-3079. LARGE FURNISHED Room - rental. CaU 742-6607, after 3:30 CRICKET CAMPER Trailer - have deals to close or Hill, 643-6644. f c n Free estimates. 70-9694. Complete light housekeeping p.m. Sleeps four. $400. Good condi- documents to sign, tend to them privileges. Private entrance TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- LAWN MOWING. CARPENTRY - Repairs, OOQ miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Uon. CaU 8763476. now. C AM TREE Service - Free es- References. Reasonable J.P . LEWIS & SON - Interior remodeUng, addiUons, gar­ and parking. 649-0358, 633- BQ iJiM ii?) Wantad to Rant 57 car. Asking $2550. 6464938. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If tlmates, discount senior rates. CaU 643-4862. and Exterior Painting, ages, roofing. CaU David 8323. THINK SPRING and enjoy citizens. Company there's an Important project May 13, 1977 Paperhanging, and Patria, 644-1796. 1976 HORNET - 4 door. this: 1972 Scotsman camper, you're involved In. keep your Manchester owned and FIVE LARGE Rooms - MARRIED COUPLE Desire Born Loser — Art Sannom CHENEY’S LANDSCAPING remodeling. Fully insured. Automatic, power steering, gas stove. Icebox, sleeps six, nose to the grindstone today. You should begin to experience operated. Clatl 6461327. Cellar, garage, near center. rent in Bolton area. Please Service - Landscaping, Uwn 6469658. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best excellent condition. $8M. 646 Returns could exceed expec­ Improving conditions In your $200. P u r ity . Available im­ call 6462155. maintenance, yards cleaned, offer. 2867035. 3870. tations. financial affairs. The change will FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets brush cleared, chain saw PAINTER NEEDS Work - mediately. 647-1145, evenings come about gradually. BIDWELL Home Improve­ STORAGE AREA or Garage HCCK> MlfcHT. SIR (UHVUMtT/VETD ^ ABOUT HBKT and doors made to order. Top work. Low, reasonable rates. Interior, Exterior Painting, 6466896. ment Co. Expert InstallaUon needed to store light 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - 1968 SHASTA -17 Foot trailer. quality work reasonable CaU 647-18K. ~ by the hour or job. byNEA. me HAVBAHiCE doe EVBHlUb'^tlOW iWBEK? HOtt) ABOUT of aluminum siding, gutters materials. Electricity, and Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, ExceUent condition. SeU con­ Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel prices. References. 646-4346. ------. Commercial. and trims. Roofing installa- FIVE ROOM Duplex on bus water supply preferable but am/fm radio, cassette deck. tained. Gas and electric BVBNIblfo. iTTD(WO(?t?OW? LAWNS MOWED - Cellars, at- Summer homes, apartments, Uon and repairs. 6466495,876 line. Stove and refrigerator. not necessary. Ask for Low mileage. $3400 or best refrigerator, gas stove, aw­ "... and so, gentlemen, the question is — how VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Ucs, garages, yards, cleaned. windows puttied. 20 Years 9109. References and security offer. 643HI888. ning, many extras. $1200. 646 LISTEN, YA ' can get In on the Farrah Fawcett-Majors Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Also car waxing. Very experience! WUl ’Travel. E. required. $200 plus heat and Granger. 646-8882. FREE wo need for expensive reasonable. CaU 643-8653. utilities. Adults only. No pets. MOOCHIN’ BUM, boom ?" Davis, 6460495. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 1967 GTO ENGINE - Good CXIFFEE recovering. 568-5878. Phone 5666059 or M64896 THAT COFFEE'S roofing, storm windows, aw­ □ AUTOMOTIVE condition. Runs. $200. Call 646 COMPUFIENR NEW ROOFING - Chimney BulldIng-ConIraotIng 33 nings. QuaUty workmanship, P E R Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick REWEAVING bums, holes. 9120, after 3:30 p.m. PAISY- repairs. Guaranteed free estimates. Fully Insured. Automodva Sarvlea 66 MALSy' CUSTOMERS/ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. workmanship! Free es­ rpentry 872-9187, 6463417. Autoa For Solo 91 l o a n CO. WELL— THERE IS Window shades, Venetian Trucka for Solo 62 yoUR 5HUTTLE OF COURSE THE timates. CaU Randy, 644-2990, remodeling specialist. Ad­ ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- D E S IS T 1 PIPUJMACy MEMBERS MAY A BIT OF UNREST! blinds. Keys. TV for rent. after 4:00 p.m. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SPEaAUZING cleaning and P 1968 PLYMOUTH III - Four INTERNATIONAL 1970 Load sun specialists, factory IN Y O U R , WITH THE 0WL6 FEEL A l it t l e 50ME MEMBERS Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 bullt-lns, bathrooms, repairing chimneys, roofs, door. 318, automatic. 5 2 2 1 . Star. 1800. Twelve foot wheel trained, one day service, 114 iDEFAMA.'noN/ ANP W H IZ PIFFERENTLY LACK THE WHY PAY MORE? QuaUty kitchens, 6463440. new roofs. Free esUniates. 30 Mechanical and body condi­ base, flat b ^ . $1200 firm. Call East Main Street, Rockville. OIOHTA WIN VYHEN THE — ER, AH— Service • Major AppUances - Years Experience. Howley, LQOKINQII tion good. CB and 8 'Track in­ BRICK - BLOCK, stone, We offer the Urgest variety of | 6461008 after 5. 871-1617. THI$ YE/kRiS WIVES WALK UNPERSTANPIN5 Genuine Parts - Fast Service - CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 6465381. attractive apartm ents and f cluded. $650. Call 646-8519. fireplaces, concrete, chimney Accredited Technician - CaU PEACE PRIZE AWAY WITH OF MARTHA Homes, Additions, Repairs, townhouses In M anchester.' ALL THE AND ME' repairs. No job too small. R.A. Pearl, 6465465. Cabinets. CaU Gary Cushing, ROOFER WILL instaU roof Rental office^ open daily 9-S 1970 PLYMOUTH Wagon ■ nparo' ipara- -A S S U M IN ' Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ wediends, U-9. PRIZES.' 3462009. siding or gutters for low dis­ Good motor. Goes Avon every MobilebllaHi Homaa as MobilelifoNo Homaa IT WORKS.' Ace — WIrth This Funny World timates. PalnUng-PaparIng 32 count price. CaU Ken at 647- MMTO day. Needs muffler. Best c LEON CI^ISZYNSKI builder - 1566. offer. CaU 6464649. ELECTRICIAN - AU types of 'c INFLATION FIGHTERS - new homes custom built, DITERPIIISES I CONSIDER YOUR OR3AN12ATION HAS ( wiring, electrical improve­ • FREE DISHWASHER • I've seeN/ a p o u m p T eachers with 18 years remodeled, additions, rec Haating-Plumbing 35 648-1021 MGB 1974 ExceUent condi­ MYSELF ONE TURNED ME DOWN FOR A (. ment, and r ^ l r work. FR EE experience offer quaUty pain- rooms, garages, kitchens tion. F/M, 8-trackp Quad., t m 6 p o o l BTiMe'S... estimates. Call 6 4 6 5 ^ . OF Y O U R , LOAN FOR AT LEAST tlnig with 20 to 50% savnngs. remodeled, bath Ule, cement SEWERLINES, sink lines, Luggage tack, MicheUns. 646 Mother's Day Soll-abraUon > C'MOM IN ! Fully Insured. Free es­ work. Steps, dormers. cleaned with electric cutters, 545ror 647-9096 after 5. M O S T ^ 2 0 TIM ES' ■c GARDENS ROTO-TILLED ■ timates. 6461609, 7468764. Residential or commercial. by professionals. McKinney FIVE ROOMS First floor. CONSTANT '( None too large or too small. CaU 6464291. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Stove, refrigerator, heat and 1973 CHRYSLER Newport - V 12 foot wide ttiTM bedroom, Moridon, |8,49S. Owner CUSTOMERS.' i Call Gordon at 2269750 for PAINTING - Interior and pany, 6 4 6 !^ . e. (Juiet couple. $215. No AutomaUc, power steering, enxloue, will coneider offere. low, low prices. exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY S en or pets. Security and power brakes V-8, air con­ V ~ 1 m excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con­ references. 643-5555. ditioning. Good condition. 646 NO JO B TOO SmaU - Toilet V New 14 foot wide metcMng eppllencee, weH to well GENERAL REMODELING Free estimates. Fully In­ tracting. Residential and repairs, plugged drains, 5856 after 6 p.m. and painting. Stucco, other carpeting, beam calling, loaded. $9,998. One only. sured. Martin Mattson, 646 commercial. Whether It be a kitchen faucets replaced, ROCKVILLE - ’Two Bedroom textured finishes. Sheet rock 4431. small repair job, a custom repaired. Rec rooms, apartment to sublet with op­ 1966 BUICK Special Wagon - Work. Free Estimates. / Handy man apadal. Naada vary littia work and la a © N E WAV built home or anything In bathroom remodeUng, heat tion to lease. Easy access tol- Ehicellent conoitlon, body and References. Reasonable lot of home for jual 82,498. OF PUTTING INTERIOR, EXTERIOR between, call 6461$re. modernization, etc. Free 84, country setting. mechanical. $600. Call prices. 646-4346. \ IT = Painting and wallpapering. Estimate gladly given. M & M Reasonable rent includes evenings 643-4453. V Adult park. Janaan KIMngworth, mimitaa to beach. s US rw OH S-I1- JUQT A<5 SCX)M A S utilities. CaU 8754)170 after . New ceilings and paneling. FOR ALL your Dry Wall Plumbing tt H e a ^ . 8^2871. 6 Ifuat aaN. Uka new. 14 fodi wMa jual 9 montha old. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Professional quaUty work at needs - Droblak D17 Wall 1964 CORVETTE - Midnight r FINISH MV Painting - Insured. Good CompMo wHh poroh, patio, awnkig and much more. reasonable prices. G.L. Company, 575 Center Street, Flooring 38 FIVE LARGE Rooms - Se­ blue, custom interior, two PRAVEPS! work. Reasonable rates. Free McHugh Painting, 643-9321. Manchester. CaU 646-8882. cond floor, full carpeting, no tops, excellent condition. Aakhtg $10,900. Short Riba — Frank Hill estiirutes. Call Ed D ^ an lo, f l o o r s a n d i n g & utilities. $165. References. Garaged. Immaculate. $4,600. V Ovar $0 homaa to chooaa from throughout C om . All 6466965. Available June 1st. ()ulet PAPER HANGING Expert. NEWTON SMITH Reflnishing Floors like new. Caiimraio. , priced to aoH. Offers good on ordorod homaa for the Your average paper. In Remodelf - responsible adults. 646-3284. Rec No waxing. (Specializing In month of May. 5-l'Z. WINDOW CLEANING - average room, $30. Mr. rooms. No job too smali. 646 older floors). Staining floors. DATSUN-Z-Car. 74 1/2 In- K A R A fl • ^ Commercial A Residential. Richman, 04638M. 3144. CeUings. In-outside paint' THREE BEDROOM Duplex - terim 260 Z. 2 plus 2 Coupe Fully Insured. Free es­ JohnVerfalUe, Stove, refrigerator, no with air, am/(m, 4-speM, C IMT McN«vilu iw ..l«». 5-ia timates. Call Quality 8 4 QUAUTY PAINTING and 2 2 2 2 . uUllUes. Six rooms plus. $235. extra wheels and snow tires. PLAZA HOMES Maintenance Incorporateu, Paper Hanging by Willis CaU 6460856 after 5 p.m. Rare model in mint condition. 6468845. E & " -P ' "Thare will be k rain danc4 It Schultz. Fully Insured, CARPENTRY, Custom Barrleaa Wantad 39 $4,850. Dealer. 6462469. 1348 Wilbur CroM Highway Houses - AdddlUons, garages, sundown - weather permitting.” references. 649^4343. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, HOME GARDENS Roto roofing and siding, utehena, SOU ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, enclosed sun porch: cellar, at­ 1970 CHEVROLET Malibu - batoromu, and repair work Tilled - Manchester, Bolton A. & W. PAINTING • Very tic. Central, residential. No 350 engine. Good running con­ SSlIS.cS!'.:. 1-828-0369 attics, garages, yards and Vernon area. U ll 746 oof all klnos. CaU Rraert Jar­ reasonable. Free Estimates. cleaned, moving trucking. No children, pets. Heat extra. dition. Must sell. A bargain at 9015. vis for estimate, 6466712. CaU Wayne, 6467096. job too big or smaU - 668%22. $150. Available June. 6469158. $550. 8767786.