I’AGE TWKNTV-KOUH - MANCHESTER EyKNING HKRALD, Manchester, Conn., Tliurs., May 18. 1978

The weather Partly sunny and warm today with high temperatures in the 70s or around 23 C. Fair tonight with the lows frond the upper 40s to the mid HanriiPBtpr iEutning Ilpralli 50s. Saturday mostly sunny and warm. Highs from the upper 70s to the mid 80s. Probability of rain 20 A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 percent today and 10 percent tonight and Saturday. New N atoial Snoter Study: Light variable winds today and tonight. Vol. XCVII, No. 195 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, May 19,1978 Single Copy 20 Cents Southwesterly winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday. National weather forecast map on Page 19.

Humor garnishes French join try Men^■Kr^l i pixxa case The saga of the undelivered piz­ at Zaire rescue zas to town directors had a MERIT humorous turnabout Thursday KINSHASA, Zaire (UPI) - French separate operations and not a coor- ly humanitarian” move. afternoon. paratroopers dropped into Zaire's dianted rescue effort. Diplomatic reports in Kinshasa Merit Filter In Brussels, U.S. Defense Town Directors Stephen embattled Shaba province to rescue said fighting started again in Koiwezi Cassano and Betty Intagliata some 3,000 whites trapped behind Secretary Harold Brown said the during the night and one diplomat delivered a hot pizza to lieputy rebel lines with orders to “act like United States will provide limited said the situation, can fairly be Police Chief Richard J. Sartor at Legionnaires’’ and clear buildings in logistic airlift support for the rescue described as “grave” in Zaire’s the police station as a farewell the key city of Koiwezi one by one. operation but “we have no combat mining center, gift. Sartor is leaving today to But a diplomatic flap appeared to forces planned to go in there.” “A military action by our forces is become chief of police in emerge between France and But Britain today said it would under way,” French government Cheshire. Belgium over the international send four Royal Air Force planes spokesman Pierre Hunt said in Paris Sartor immediately handed the rescue effort in the former Belgian equipped with medical facilities to of the operation intended to rescue pizza over to the patrol division, Congo, which also involves Lusaka, Zambia, to heip in the Europeans said to be the object of a where the conflict over pizzas shipments of American fuel. They rescue. The Foreign office in London “white hunt” in Koiwezi. said Zaire had agreed to the “entire­ began. On May 1 police patrol said the differences involved —See Page Twelve refused to deliver a pizza ordered for the town directors by Town LOW TAR-ENRICHED FLAVOR Manager Robert Weiss in the midst of a budget work shop. The refusal angered Weiss and $20 million ordered prompted a call to Police Chief Robert Lannan and a review of policy. Thursday’s action was ap­ Henry Mayer, state commander of the American Legion parently an effort to put the whole by Carter for Zaire Department, presents Durwood J. Miller, vice president and situation into a lighter perspec­ plant manager of Cheney Bros, with the 1978 Connecticut secretary Jody Powell said Zaire had tive. By WESLEY C. PIPPERT expedited by air, probably within a American Legion Older Worker Award, Thursday at a WASHINGTON (UPI) - President “specifically and urgently’’ week. luncheon sponsored by the Greater Manchester Chamber of Carter has authorized up to 320 requested it, has been “basically sup­ Denand said it was not clear Commerce. The award cites Cheney’s contributions toward million in aid for beleaguered Zaire, portive of our goals,” has a moderate whether the material would come government, has an existing directly from the United States or hiring older workers, particularly war veterans. (Herald photo asserting that the national security relationship with the United States State joining interests of the United States are at from NATO nations. Powell said he by Pinto) and has been threatened by forces could not say whether U.S. personnel stake. from outside its borders. mail rate suit The aid, revealed in a memo to would be involved in transporting the Secretary of State Cyrus Vance late “It would be a rather unfortunate goods. lesson for the rest of the world if we HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ Thursday, involves: Cheney Bros, lauded —$17.5 million in credit for fail to respond to a reasonable ticut is joining several other request such as the situation there. I Denand said Zaire had some arms states in an appeal of new postal military-related but non-Iethal sales credits left over from fiscal 1977. under the Arms Export Control Act. think that would be obvious,” Powell Im portant rates which were expected to be said. Congress authorized $17.5 million in —$2.5 million for senior military approved today, raising the price for hiring policies Lt. Col. Leslie Denand, a National credits for fiscal 1978, but under a of a postage stamp from 13 cents training in the United States under a Security Council staff member, said change in the law, the president had to 15 cents. Cheney Bros. Inc. of Manchester the area for hiring older, as well as grant based on the .1961 Foreign the U.S aid would fully meet Za'iye’s to assert national security was in­ Assistaner; Act. The board of governors of the was presented an award Thursday as handicapped, workers. She said she request. volved. “Such assistance should be fur­ U.S. Postal Service was to con­ the 1978 winner of the Connecticut always feels confident that Cheney Powell said the $17.5 million in aid sider the increase today. American Legion Older Worker Bros, will hire any worker who can nished to Zaire in the national securi­ He said the $2.5 million involved ty interests of the United States,” would consist of medical supplies, Award at a luncheon sponsored by do the job required, regardless of communications equipment, some the training in this country of senior- the Greater Manchester Qiamber of age. Carter told Vance. level and management military per­ Asked why the aid was in the U.S. petroleum, and spare parts for Commerce. Durwood J. Miller, vice president Zaire’s C130 transport planes. sonnel from Zaire. The award is part of the National and plant manager of Cheney Bros., national security. White House press He said the shipments would be American Legion effort designed to said his company does not feet its Powell refused to discuss in any Inside today highlight the valuable contributions policies are unusual. We find the way the possible U.S. involvement in of older workers, and particularly older worker very dedicated. Our an evacuation. Manchester war veterans. policy will continue to be the same. If Retardate proves Jim Breitenfeld, executive vice they can do the job, we will hire As far as Belgian and French ef­ Clogged drain at Globe Hollow president of the Chamber, noted that them.” forts, Powell said, “We have been swimming pool may force town to Cheney Bros, is the first business Miller accepted the award on and are in very close consultation shift to Waddell Pool for early east of the Connecticut River to win behalf of Cheney Bros, from Henry patient lobbyist with those governments. Frankly, Mdory! opening on Memorial Day. See the award. Mayer, state commander of the beyond that. I’m not in a position to page 2 Vivian Ladabouche, superivsor for American Legion Department. go at this point.” Manchester delegates to the the state employment service of the Cheney Bros, will be entered in the By ANDREW M. NIBLEY Human Rights and Opportunities Republican State Convention have Labor Department, cited Cheney national competition for the award in HARTFORD (UPI) - Richard Commission to seek help. annnounced support for Sen. Bros, as one of the best employers in New Orleans in August. Sedor was once told he would have to “They said you need a law,” he Lewis Rome for the Republican told reporters after the bill signing. wash dishes for a living because he is High tar smokers report low tcir MERIT delivers gubernatorial nomination. See For the past two sessions, Sedor Vote due page 2. retarded. roamed the halls of the Capitol, Now, the determined 28-year-old dogging legislators and pleading with Vernon Weiss supports Sedor has a state job, a possible them to support his anti- on rates movie script and a law — his law. discrimination bill. flavor of leading hig^ tar brands Thursday, Sedor watched Gov. At its next meeting the Vernon When it cleared the House this Ella T. Grasso, a neighbor of his in for postage Town Council will act on a year, lawmakers in the lower >roposed revision to the town’s Windsor Locks, sign into law the bill town’s buying chamber stood and applauded Sedor, dousing Code Ordinance to allow he pushed through the Legislature Are the toughest “critics” of low tar was an “easy switch” from high tar brands. who smiled shyly from the gallery. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A deci­ for total town inspection of all this session. The new law outlaws Sedor has since been given a job sion on whether to let individual cigarettes satisfied with the taste of MERIT Confirmed: Overwhelming majority of types of housing units. See page discrimination against the mentally delivering interdepartmental mail citizens send their personal mail with 11. Hickey’s Grove handicapped in Connecticut. 13-cent stamps while requiring for the state and a television vs. leading high tar brands? MERIT smokers say their former high tar “Now, I will sign the bill which businesses to pay 15 cents confronted was like a small Lake Compounce, producer is considering doing a Connecticut Town Manager Robert Weiss has proves one who believes is a movie on his life. But Sedor says his the U.S. Postal Service board of agreed actively to support town Tureck said. It was the site of car­ majority,” Mrs. Grasso told a Read the results from a new nationwide brands weren’t missed! . fight is not over. governors today. Gov. Grasso says it was a purchase of Hickey’s Grove as a nivals and many community ac­ beaming Sedor and handful of sup­ matter of ‘style’ which caused her “Now, I’m going to the federal research effort. Confirmed: 9 out of 10 MERIT smokers recreation area, according to a tivities, and a trolley car brought porters who gathered in her office. A subcommittee of the board voted to ask for the resignation of Ad­ level,” he said. member of the Advisory Park and people to and from the grove. Connecticut now joins a handful of Thursday night to recommend — un­ not considering other brands. ministrative Services Com­ Recreation Commission. In the late ’20s and early ’30s, foot­ states in the nation that prohibit dis­ der protest — approval of the flat 15- Results Confirm Breakthrough missioner Daniel F. MacKinnon, Fred Ramey, commission ball was king, and Hickey’s Grove crimination on the basis of mental During the bill-signing ceremony, cent stamp rate for private citizens not his handling of leasing prac­ eoot secretary, also reported Thursday was the scene of many football retardation. Sedor thanked the governor for and businesses proposed by the Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers Fust M Alternative To tices. See page 2. night that the land is available and he battles between North and South “I’m very happy we made making his measure law. But the out- Postal Rate Commission. H ig ^lar Smoking Chief administrator of Connec­ believes the town should act im­ Manchester teams, Tureck said. history,” Sedor said. “I didn’t spoken Sedor popped an em­ The commission had earlier rate MERIT taste equal to—or better than — ticut probate system decides mediately. When the town championship game believe it. Now I believe it. We have barrassing comment on the chief rejected President Carter’s proposal probate judge in New Britain did The Hickey heirs feel strongly was played, the whole town would a law.” executive. for a 13-cent “citizens rate” and a 16- leading high tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes MERIT has proven conclusively that it not violate code of conduct by about the historical value of the turn out. Churches would schedule When he was a teen-ager at the “I came up here 16 times,” he said, cent stamp for business mail. campaigning for Gov. Grasso in property and that the grove should go their services and masses so as not to Mansfield Training School, Sedor referring to the governor’s office. having up to twice the tar. primary. See page IB. not only delivers the flavor of high tar to the Town of Manchester. Ernest interfere with the day’s activities, was told his job in life would be to “But she finally understood.” In the past the board of governors Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers Sports Tureck, park superintendent, said he which began with a parade. wash dishes, because he is mentally Mrs. Grasso smiled. has never turned down a recommen­ brands—but continues to satisfy. was told that by George Hickey, son Commission members are plan­ retarded. He refused to accept the “He’s a very persuasive lobbyist.” dation by the commission. confirm taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT. This ability to satisfy c)ver long periods of Manchester High’s baseball of the founder of the grove, which is ning to inspect the grove, and if the assignment. The governor Thursday also signed At the end of a 3V^-hour meeting, team wins to keep tourney hopes located off Oakland Street near town does not take action on Two years ago, Sedor was fired into law a bill requiring cities and the board’s subcommittee voted “to And in detailed interviews conducted time could be the most important evidence to aliue...Baseball umpires to make Union Pond. acquiring the property by the next from a job he held at a canning firm. towns to make their polling places recommend that the board accept the sportsmanship awanl. See page Hickey’s Grove at one time was the commission meeting, Ramey said he Sedor felt he was dismissed because accessible to the physically han­ new rates under protest,” a postal among current MERIT smokers? date that MERIT is what it claims to be Th e 13. focal part of town, and Union Pond would contact Weiss again. he was retarded, so he went to the dicapped. service spokesman said. Mickey Rivers back of in good Confirmed: 85% of MERIT smokers say it first major alternative for high tar smokers. graces Yankee Manager Bily Martin after delivering big hit See page 14. index Stevens says primary will help GOP Kinijs; 8 niy' 'lari' 0.6 mg nicotine av. per cigareiie, FTC Report Aug! 77 1 OO's; 11 mg" tar!' 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Area tow ns...... 10,11 By SUSAN VAUGHN Falls and Stevens would permit six the governor’s actions since 1974 and Stevens told a panel of questioners The 1978 state budget was a Business...... 24 Herald Reporter weeks of discussion of Grasso’s can­ called them “very contradictory. She and a sparse audience at MCCi that he “ political budget with no con­ didacy and would put her on the has a real credibility problem,” he sequences for 1979,” Stevens said. Classified...... 18-22 State House Minority Leader would like to have either Rome or defensive, Stevens said. The primary said. Sarasin as lieutenant governor if he Despite the fact most legislators Warning; The Surgeon General Has Deiermined Comics...... 23 Gerald F. Stevens of Milford, one of would be held in September if none of Stevens still claims to have 20 per­ is the party’s nominee, but he added were very unhappy with the budget, Dear Abby...... 23 three contenders for the Republican That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. East Hartford...... the three candidates gets the nomina­ cent of the delegates committed to “there is probably not a very good Stevens said, they went along with it MERIT nomination for governor, said Editorial ...... tion at Uie state Republican Conven- him in order to force a primary. He chance of that happening.” He said because it is an election year. Q Thursday night at Manchester Com­ l'liili|> ...... liK’. I'I7K Kii^&lOO^ Entertainment ...... 16 tioa Jiily 28 and 29. said he thinks Rome’s estimate of 30 neither candidate had approached “The legislators have the ability to munity College that without a Fam ily...... Steyens said he thinks Gov. percent of the delegates is more ac­ him about the second spot on their be independent, but it is not always statewide primary among the Grasso.’s current “upswing” in pop­ curate than Sarasin’s claim of 50 per­ exercised,” he said. HS World...... 8 Republican gubernatorial can­ tickets. ularity can be turned down if the cent of the delegates. Lottery...... 12 didates, the (dances for defeating When asked how he would rate the Stevens called school equalization Manchester...... 2,3,5;12 Republicans convince the electorate “No one can get an accurate count Gov. Ella Grasso are lessened. most recent session. of the State of funding as the major issue for the Obituaries...... 8 that her record is poor as a governor of the more than 980 delegates,” he A primary race among State Sen. Legislature, Stevens said he would 1978 campaign. He chided the gover­ Sports...... 13-15 and if they can offer positive alter­ said. Lewis B. Rome of Bloomfield, U.S. rate it poorly. He said it was very nor and the Legislature for not acting natives. He feels the Republican race is still badly organized with much wasted Rep. Ronald A. Sarasin of Beacon Stevens said he has catalogued all “wide open.” time. —See Page Twelve

■ If. \\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri., May 19, 1978- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 19,197S Garden Club About town B’nai BVith Either Globe or Waddell meets Monday to hear talk The Anderson-Shea VFW Post, Methodist Church. The admission The Perennial Planters Garden Auxiliary and Junior Girls Unit will charge will benefit the Human Needs by Tychsen Club of Manchester will meet Mon­ install officers in ceremonies Satur­ Fund of the Manchester Area will open Memorial Day day at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. day at 7 p.m. at the VFW Home. Of­ Conference of Churches. Those who AMESITE Gerry Doellners, 227 S. Main St. ficers will rehearse for the installa­ Program for its planting of trees on have difficulty climbing stairs or Dr. Alfred B. Tychsen, Manchester's Recreation Depart­ drain, Ernest Tureck, park Mrs. Doellner will give a tour of tion at 6 p.m. Members of the post West Middle Turnpike, opposite East who are handicapped may be let out assistant superintendent of ment is still not sure whether it will superintendent, said. Usually only and auxiliary will meet at tbe post DRIVEWAYS her rose and perennial garden. at the ramp at the rear of the church schools, will be guest CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE. WE ARE USING open Waddell Pool or Globe Hollow waders are neeided to clear the drain, Catholic High School. home at 10 a.m. to prepare for the "I think it's wonderful that there Following the tour, a business before the car is parked in the Hart­ speaker at the B’nai B’rith LAST YEARS PRICES DRIVEWAYS INSTALLED by Memorial Day, Mel Siebold, he said. meeting and plant exchange will be event. ford Road parking lot of the church. are people who work all year and election breakfast Sunday, ANYWHERE IN NORTH-EASTERN-WESTERNS, recreation director, said Thursday Both Siebold and Tureck agreed held at the home of Mrs. Mary Ann night. that water spilling out of the reser­ come up with trees, shrubs and at 9:30 a.m. CENTRAL CONN. Satryb, 62 Hillcrest Road. A "Festival of Quilts” will take Manchester Garden Club will have The breakfast will take The Globe Hollow drain is clogged voir is causing the high water in the flowers for the town," he said. Co hostesses are Mrs. Jacqueline place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The commission, which is in­ Its annual plant sale Saturday from 9 place at Temple Beth MANCHESTER 649-8898 and water Is going in as fast as it's pool. Britton and Mrs. Virginia Aniello. in Conner Hall of South United going out, he said. Before Globe Tureck also reported Thursday terested in improving the area a.m. to 2 p.m. at Frank's super­ Hillel, Foster Street Ext., ENFIELD 745-3808 Hollow can be opened it has to be night at a meeting of the Advisory around Salters Pond, will ask for market parking lot, 725 B. Middle South Windsor. Dr. Tychsen’s topic for drained and cleaned. It would be Park and Recreation Commission suggestions from the residents in Turnpike. Manchester Republican WINDSOR 688-1056 th e morning will' be easier and cheaper to open Waddell that repairs have been completed on that area of town. Women’s Club will conduct a bake CO HHmimCIAl O Ali i IBIDOmAl Pool, he said. the Globe Hollow bath house. “Let them help make the decision, Families in need sale in conjunction with the plant "Holocaust of the Second World War.” There is now about nine feet of He praised the Perennial Planters because it's going to be in their back sale. Dr. Alfred Tychsen PAYING C O M ^ water in Globe Hollow, and a garden club for its planting at the yard," Joel Janenda, commission member of the Park Department will island at South Main and Line chairman, said. include job holders have to don a wetsuit to clear the streets, and the Memorial Tree Many of the Manchester families and deliver furniture and appliances is appealing to the Clothing and Furniture also needed, he said. Banks for help are people who go to work, The Clothing Bank is open Monday and OPEN SUNDAY 12 said supporting Rome work hard and make so little that they Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to noon and can’t afford new clothes for themselves or 12:30 to 4 p.m. and Thursday from 6 to 8 10 AM - S PM Manchester delegates to the support of Rome. Ferguson added that as a leader in their children or to replace such things as p.m. In the basement of the community Republican State Convention have “Both Mrs. Ferguson and I have the state senate, Rome has an unsur­ worn-out appliances. room of Mayfair Gardens, the elderly DAILY announced their support of Sen. Louis known Sen. Rome and his family for passed understanding of the state Joseph Blette, director of the Clothing housing project on North Main St. Rome for the gubernatorial nomina­ Blette is also looking for volunteers to GTS 10AM-9PM many years," Ferguson said. “We issues. ande Furniture ^n k s, which are operated tion of the Republican Party. are convinced that there is no better An informal poll of the delegation by the Manchester Area Conference of help man the bank during those hours. At a meeting of the Manchester qualified person in the State of revealed that of the 16-member Churches, said that a growing number of, Clothing donations may be left at the delegation to the state convention Connecticut to serve its people as group, 12 support Rome, one sup­ Farewell, and good luck, Dick low-income, working people are coming to* bank when it it open or at the Project Ser­ MANCHESTER PARKADE held Thursday night. Town governor. Lew Rome has ports Sarasin, and three remain un­ him looking for spring clothing, vice office in the Manchester State Bank Republican Chairman Thomas F. experienced the trials and committed. Manchester Police Chief Robert D. Lannan attended by about 75 town employees. Sartor, refrigerators, stoves and furniture. building on Main S tr^t. Ferguson, vice chairperson Elsie tribulations of local government as Rome's supporters in the East and Patrol Captain Henry Minor had a who has been with the department for nine Since the banks are the only ones of Volunteers or those wishing to donate CLEAN-UP AND TUNE-UP WITH THESE Swensson and Town Director Vivian mayor of Bloomfield. He un­ Hartford Republican delegation farewell visit with Deputy Police Chief years, will assume a new post as chief of their kind in the area, Blette has just furniture may call the Project Service of­ Ferguson, minority leader of the fice, 646-4114 days or Blette at his home in derstands community problems and claim that eight of 11 delegates also Richard J. Sartor and his wife, Diana, police of Cheshire Monday. (Herald photo by received a request to help a similar Board of Directors, announced their can relate to people's problems." support Rome. Rockville couple with six children. The the evenings at 646-7786. Thursday afternoon at the police station. A Vaughn) Red Cross has found an apartment for the buffet luncheon, held in Sartor’s honor, was family, and the Goodwill agency has provided beds. AUTOMOTIVE SAVINGS! Borque files still closed The family is now living in one room and needs a stove, refrigerator, dishes, Water clear When it requested to have a small Manchester's Human Relations chairwoman, said today. cooking and cleaning utensils, bed linens, portion of the release form, just The commission now has two Commission, which has resolved blankets, bureaus and all kinds of living about a sentence, deleted, the assis­ courses of action to resolve Judge Shea said in conflict of violation several discrimination cases as room furniture before moving into the tant town counsel said that he would Bourque's complaint. It can wait for monitor of the town's Affirmative apartment, Blette said. The father is have to consult with Town Counsel the Freedom of Information Com­ Another apparent conflict of in­ Action Plan, has run into a stone wall Advisory Board of Health last week in business. The work was done working for a minimum wage, Blette The Town of Manchester Water Depart­ David Barry before he could make a mission to act next month, when it terest related to custodial services in its attempts to see the personnel in connection with the same conflict without competitive bidding or a added. ment reported no violations of standards files of John Bourque, a former town decision. hears Bourque's plea for access to for the town's libraries was revealed of interest. Blette said that there are between 10 Apparently Barry wouldn't agree his personnel files or it can come to a written contract. The required bid for the month of April, Bob Young, water employe. today. Shea became a company director and 15 families waiting for either treatment manager for the department, to a change, because the commission finding and make a recommendation waivers were waived each year. TTie commission, which has been Superior Court Judge John E „^ea because his law firm represented The situation with Colonial Empire refrigerators or stoves, some needing said. was told that no change In wording on the incomplete information it now Jr. of Manchester was apparently In investigating a complaint brought Colonial Empire. He agreed to allow Co. has prompted a review of the way both, and various other household items. The department prepares monthly would be permitted. The change was has, Mrs. Gundersen said. violation of the town charter gover­ against the town by Bourque for his name to be used as a director, but bidding requirement are waived. The People are coming to the Clothing Bank reports on any violations of new stricter denied ensure that Bourque would Bourque, who is unemployed and ning conflict of interest from 1966 to several months, made its last apparently played on active role in conflict .of interest provision is now looking for spring clothing, but there is water standards. The town has received attempt to see the his personnel files have no recourse against the town without funds, can't afford an at­ 1971 while he served as town counsel the company. A third director was being reviewed by the Charter Revi­ none. The bank is also low on baby an extension before it has to comply with Wednesday. now or in the future whatsoever, Lee torney to help resolve his problems. and a director of Colonial Empire needed at the time to fulfill a state sion Commission. clothing, Blette said. the new standards, but it still must report Ann G undersen, com m ission Co., the library custodial service. requirement for a corporation to Shea, a Republican, was appointed A volunteer with a truck to help pick up monthly violations to customers. KINGS V/2 TON The town charter prohibits any have three directors. to the court in 1973. He also served as town officials or employees from Shea was in court today and could NON-DETERGENT GOP Party chairman and state PORTALBE ELECTRIC Manchester police report having a financial interest in any not be reached for comment. legislator. Hydraulic Jack business transactions with the town. Colonial Empire's work for the Motor Oil Walter H. Joyner, Colonial Em­ libraries over a period of 15 years Manchester public records All quality welded con- Reg 12.99 Air Compressor pire's president, resigned from the brought the firm more than $200,000 ^99 Manchester Police made a patrol Vernon. Police made the following arrests: Reg 59* structlon. Police said they believe Graham • Robert E. Burdick, 35, of 260 arrest late Wednesday morning of Warranty deeds Service Association. Reg 18.99 J 3 9 9 four persons who this morning were stole the car Tuesday in Ledyard, Wetherell St., charged with disorder­ Salters Pond Henry J. Descy Jr. and Anne R. Building permits 5 TON HYDRAULIC JACK after his ship docked at the naval ly conduct. Court date, June 12, East Choose from 20W, SOW or 40W. still incarcerated at Manchester Descy to William E. Slbrinsz Jr. and Ann B. Firestone, 27 Cobum Road, Protects and lubricates. Reg 19.99 1 3 ^ Works from cigarette lighter in your car. Police Headquarters. They are being b^se in Groton. Police also charged Hartford. About town tKaren F. Slbrinsz, property at 15 Delivers up to 65 lbs. pressure. For all tires. Graham with driving without a to be opened alterations at 379 E. Center St. $2,- held in lieu of $500 surety bonds in Arcellia Drive, $47,000. 000. license. connection with the recovery • Michael Ramsey, 20, of 73 Mill Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, Kelsey, 28 Autumn St. Those wishing for adults Frederick G. Senkbeil and Angela Phillips Construction for Michael Wednesday of a stolen car here, ac­ Road, charged with criminal will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the papers picked up may contact any of Senkbell to Jean Yves Couture and Kulynck, garage at 211 Union St., $4,- cording to police. The Navy has issued detainers on Teen Center Annex of Manchester these people. Celine Couture, both of Hartford, 000. Graham and McGinnis, police said. trespassing in the first degree. Salters Pond, long designated as a Arrested and charged with larceny Police said Ramsey had been found Recreation Center. The meeting is recreational area for children only, property at 306 Woodland St., $45.10 Rebecca D. Janenda, fence at 42 in the second degree by possession open to all area men interested in Mrs. Thora Maloney and Mrs. will soon be opened up for adults. conveyance tax. Timber Trail, $600. Police reported a burglary trespassing on several occasions in were John J. Graham, 19, of Somer­ the halls at East Catholic High singing four-part barbershop har­ Marion Straughan are serving as Mrs. Evelyn Gregan, an Eighth Richard P. Hayes to Nutmeg Home Town Improvement Co. for ville, Mass., Melvin J. McGinnis, 18, sometime Thursday on Bidwell School, each time giving different mony. delegates to the Rebekah Assembly Utilities District board member, told Homes Inc., property at 71E. Middle M. Colton, vinyl siding at 27 Church Street, Unknown person(s) appear to of Omaha, Neb., and Sandra M. reasons for being there. He was of Connecticut annual conlave today the board this week that after Aug. Turnpike, $77,500. St., $3,500. Garrison and Sylvia S. Suitter, both have entered all the rooms, but no released on a $100 non-surety bond. The Zion Evangelical Lutheran and Saturday New Haven. Other 31, Salters Pond will be designated Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Hayden L. Charles Ponticelli, roof repair at 18, of Norfolk, Va. ransacking was done, according to Church council will meet tonight at members of the local Sunset Griswold Jr., property at 71 E. Mid­ 155 E. Middle Turnpike, $400. police. Reported missing was some Court date is June 12, East Hartford. for adult use according to the State Police said they made the arrest 7:45 at the church. Rebekah Lodge attending the event Environmental Commission. dle Turnpike, $77,500. Robert H. Guthrie Jr., stove at 76 after observing McGinnis selling liquor and a jewelry box with are Elaine Lancaster, Ruth Beckwith Mrs. Gregan said adults can fish in Robert 0. Turkington and Martha Garth Road $400. AUTO NUTONE tools from the trunk of the car on jewelry, total estimated value • Peter E. Fortin, 22, of 12 Birch Girl Scout Troop 10 will have its and Ruth Waddell. J. Turkington to Robert G. Schneider Chris and Mary Culleton, roof KINGS AUTOMATIC $166.95. the Dond. and the district,can nlan MULTI-COLORED Center Street, Road, South Windsor, charged with final paper drive Saturday morning. events at Salters Pond for the and Martha Pauly-Schneider, proper­ repair at 185 Green Road, $400. Transmission Air Conditioner Vinyl Auto Police said the two women claimed disorderly conduct during a motor Donations may be dropped off at tbe Omar Shrine Qub will conduct a winter carnival. ty at 11-13 Anderson St., $8,500. The Andrew Ansaldi Co. for Rogers Auto to know McGinnis and Graham from Three bicycles and two choppers vehicle arrest. Police also issued an borne of Mrs. Howard Johnson, 561 Blue Lodge Night and Old Timer's For the districts 90th anniver­ .Ivan F. Melendez and Ann F. Corp., addition at 24 Mill St., $80,000. Ruid Recharge Kit Seat Covers Norfolk, where the two men serve in valued at $425 were reported missing infractions complaint charging For­ Bush Hill Drive; Leroy Gatzkiewicz, Night at the Masonic Temple tonight sary parade in June, there are 49 fire Melendez to Donald A- Nesselrode Marriage licenses Cool Cushion the U.S. Navy. The women also told from a garage on Goodwin Street, tin with failure to display an insert. 161 Green Road, Andrew Zeidler, 84 at 6:30, with a free-will offering and Susan E. Nesselrode, property at Reg 5.99 departments who have consented to Geqrge M. Monty, Manchester, Reg S9* Reg 6.99 499 police they were visiting relatives in police said. Court date is June 5, East Hartford. Jarvis Road; or Mrs. Everett spaghetti dinner at 7:30. participate. 127-129 Cooper Hill St., $47,900. and Pamela E. Totten, East Hart­ Reg 1.99 p 9 Judgment lien ford, June 17 at Church of the 4 5 ^ Red dye reveals leaks, oil Embossed quilted vinyl, Beneficial Finance Co. against Assumption. Keep your transmission run­ matching vinyl trim, metallic 30 X 15'A", assorted colored ning smoothly. With sealer. lubricates system, charges Daniel J. Soucy and Joyce Soucy, John S. Fawcett, 96 Sununit St., air conditioner. colors. Luxurious! libers, black binding. $438.17, property at 50 Glenwoood St. and Deborah G. Egan, Enfield, May Grasso says ‘style’ caused firing New trade name 27 at South United Methodist. HARTFORD (UPl) - factors” at the Depart­ have not been fired, Mrs. In his letter of resigna­ Republican gubernatorial John Bamini, Boca Raton, Fla., Edward J. Trella and Nancy C. Gov. Ella T. Grasso says ment of Administrative Grasso responded, “They tion, MacKinnon, a candidate E. Clayton and Hayden GrisWold, Barney T. Garvey, both of Meriden, May 26 at Administrative Services Services led to MacKin­ are working to maintain Republican businessman Gengras. Peterman Sr., Barney T. Peterman Trinity Covenant. DELUXE Commissioner Daniel F. non's dismissal. the morale of their from Suffield, said he Jr., and Leon Podrove, all of Donald S. Cowell, 88 Buckingham Car MacKinnon's “style” and "It's a matter of style, I departments.” would step down June 2 MacKinnon said Manchester, doing business as Beil St., and Nancy M. Harvey, Hartford, not his handling of sen­ think, in the end,” she said. In his letter of resigna­ from his job as com­ Wednesday one reason he Associates. June 16 at Concordia Lutheran. Wash sitive leasing practices led MacKinnon's manage­ tion submitted Wednesday, missioner of one of the was asked to leave was his Dissolution of trade name Joseph P. Vossen, Rockville, and to his dismissal. ment tactics have not been MacKinnon said he was most powerful handling of a land deal for Emanuel Motola, no longer doing Grace B. Breen, 70C Cliffside Drive, Brush Mrs. Grasso Thursday well received by all of the fired because Mrs. Grasso departments in Connec­ the new Litchfield County business as National Homeowners May 26 at Community Baptist. said her decision to ask for state employees who work cared more about political ticut's recently Courthouse. MacKinnon’s resignation under him. Mrs. Grasso “expediency” and getting reorganized government. had nothing to do with his said she has received com­ re-elected than she did MacKinnon was ap­ Recently, MacKinnon HEAVY DUTY ASSORTED handling of controversial plaints from several about running the state. pointed last summer on a announced he was re­ 11 QUART Reg 3.99 leasing deals, involving a department officials. . “Political expediency recommendation from one examining an offer of free Bug Sponge Auto Sponges downtown Hartford Asked why com­ would have postponed pain­ of Mrs. Grasso's financial land in Torrington as a site Car Wash Kit Flagged bristles building and use of donated missioners in other agen­ ful decisions like this,” advisers, former for the courthouse. Nature Has A Gift For You hold extra water, Squeege land in Torrington for a cies with morale problems Mrs. Grasso said, noting handle with grips, new courthouse. — like the Tax Department Evergreen Beauty Reg i.79 shut-off hose nut. 3 9 0 ^ she was holding a news Reg 1.99 p 9 The governor said, and the Department of En­ conference one day after Your KOHLER contractor Reg49*ea “ There have been a vironmental Protection — the incident. for Bathroom remodeling! Plastic water pail, wash mitt, Nylon netted sponge, anti- Never hardens, highly absor­ number of instances where RHODODENDRONS scourer, sponge, polishing cloth. roll design, tough blade. bent. Easy to hold. we have not had agreements on WHAT? YOU STILL DON’T In Bloom . . . procedfire." Mrs. Grasso refused to HAVE PIERCED EARS? 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Simple! Tough hard shell finish. Tho Oldest & Largest in Conn. (SHOWROOM AVAILABLE) ------7------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., May 19. 1978— RAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Frl„ May 19, 1878 IfT I W*lf‘*i'****'*Ti Judge Shea will speak Annual meeting set Open forum ilaurltfstpr iEuniiugHpralJ^ G®Cfl[l§ at anpual LWY meeting by Square Dancers Manchester Awning Company Manchester — A City of Village Charm [yi'o’B s Manchester Square Dance Club will have its 21st an­ ovsr 2S yMrt Founded Oct. 1. 1881 The Hon. John F. Shea Jr., meeting. Dinner will be served at Minority students Superior Court judge, will be the 7:30. nual meeting Satqrday at Verplanck School. The event CANVAS ft ALUMINUM Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International guest speaker Wednesday at the an­ Judge Shea. Manchester resident, will open with a potluck at 6:30 p.m. custom ftwnfno* Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, To the editor: question which could be asked in one: nual meeting of the League of will comment on the state of the The club’s out-going executive board will act as the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Commorc/ftf < R M ldtntlal A recent article (May 15) in a local . of' these teacher training sessions, Women Ifoters at Kelly’s Pub and judiciary in Connecticut. The League hospiUlity committee. A slate of officers for the coming year will be presented by the nominating committee, RolLup awnings • Door Canopies newspaper has led me to believe we and 1 shall quote the newspaper ac­ Steak House in Manchester. of Women Voters is currently in the Windows • Doors • Palio ft Porch Screening Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkmgton, Managing Editor which consists of Mr. and Mrs. John Thieling, chairmen; have gone stark raving mad in our count. There will be a social hour at 6:30 middle of a two-year state study of Terrace & Patio Awnings p.m. for ftiends and guests while Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cichowski, Mr. and Mrs. Charles once efficient and fine Manchester "In the training class the teacher the judicial system. a nm mj ,i “Tfoii.u Opinion league members conduct their Covey add Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Damon. school system. 195 West Center 8t. b . G. 8t. Pierre j might be asked, for example, what After the meeting, Earl Johnston will be the caller for According to this article, we are Meneheater. Conn. 849-3091 they ^ould do if a black student com­ ■u ^ (‘o lic c lio n an open club-level dance. Russ and Anita White will cue now told we must undertake a new es into the class wearing a hat, Dr. the rounds. Compacting population program to deal with minority Kennedy said. Insisting that the stu­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The note from nearly every issue of students in order to better unders­ dent remove the hat might provoke Treasury turned over to the Smithso­ currency between the Civil War and the early 1960s. The oldest item is an 91 tand their “foolishness." This article an argument. It might be more fruit­ nian Institution a cor'c-icn of 800 It is an interesting average men long ago would 1861 Treasury note bearing 7.3 per­ ^ < 0 1 goes on to state that Mr. Richard F. ful to consider why he was wearing pieces of paper monc t.i a face phenomenon that while the have had to stop wearing hats cent interest and with a face value of Lindgren, the principal of Illing the hat, Lindgren said.” value of $578,365.79 am' ' value to Read Herald Ads j population is growing in in cars if they hadn't first Junior High School, will be in charge numismatists that is v j.,urable. $51.82. The teachers in this program are The collection include;. hI least one stature (physically, that is) the stopped wearing them of this program. It would appear our being made scapegoats to satisfy the conveyances it rides around in altogether. Now it is becoming teachers are not prepared to spineless bureaucrats or politicians and the houses it lives in are a question of where to put the teach minority pupils. who do not have the guts to say, Youth group asks becoming smaller. Well, in­ head. Not to mention the legs. The story alludes to our school's enough is enough! 200 minority pupils out of a popula­ teresting may not be quite the Car designers are not alone. I call upon our Board of Education tion of 9,300 students. If this is the and our teachers to resist this exer­ for new center word. Airlines, which have been case, then we have 200 students we cise in futility. Our teachers must The handwriting is on the doing a very good business can nor teacher because our teachers tell the Board of Education to Send us with supervisor wall, as someone who lately, thank you, have dis­ are unable to become sensitive to the students who want to learn or we will preferred anonymity once covered that they can do even problems of these minority students close down the schools; for any JCPenney said, as far as the large car is better by eliminating the frills. l U l N K I S I I ^ and our teachers must be retrained brazen bum who comes to the About 25 high school students showed up at the accordingly. Manchester Youth Commission meeting Wednesday concerned. Notwithstanding Like enough sitting room classroom with a hat on, or shoes off I call this hogwash. Our teachers is looking for trouble and will answer night in support of investigating the possibilities of a teen all the brave sales talk about between the seats. And enough are well equipped and ready to teach' the teacher with one of his or her center, according to Mrs. Frese. chairman. how smaller is larger and hip room on the seats. any pupil who is willing to learn. Mrs. Frese said that Kevin Washington represented the four-letter words. group of youths who have expressed an interest in having more compact is roomier, the Future generations simply Must we rearrange our teachers to This is not now a classroom but an comply with minority students who and working for a teen center. fact is. it isn't. are going to have to reverse ) E E P l arena. It is as if a Hindu was playing Mrs. Frese said Washington had talked with many Average or taller than the growing process. do not even care to learn? As one who to a deaf cobra. students who are eager to establish an adult-supervised has driven a local school bus, I had We must stop wasting time and Warehouse clearance sale center, which they would have a part in setting up. She very close contact with our school money on the rabble and concentrate said that the youths suggested such projects as installing population and found the minority on those who deserve an education. a solar panel on the center’s roof, an activity which would Volunteer failure student to be well behaved and not in Sincerely, give the youths more of a feeling of pride. need of special consideration not af­ Edward J. -Wilson However, she said that before the commission can Another fullscale debate volunteer concept. forded all students. 17 Falknor Dr. make any presentation, the idea must be thoroughly over the all-volunteer military Forty percent of the enlisted Mr. Lindgren alluded to a special Manchester researched. She said the commission is going to contact the town force is all but assured in the personnel — 240,000 men in recreation department and invite a representative to a wake of a highly critical report fiscal 1977 — did not complete Thought commission meeting to explain the department’s plans from the Senate Armed Ser­ their first term of military ser­ for the summer and what plans they have for the Nike “Today if you will hear His voice Site. The Nike Site was the location of a town teen center vices Committee. vice. With that kind of record, and live and walk in the Spirit day by which was closed the past year because of abuse and dis­ day, he will produce fruit in our lives. Misunderstanding Act 3 0 % to 5 0 % o ff The committee says the Pen­ the problem becomes not so ruption from youths from neighboring towns. In the Bible, God set down a plan tagon has no choice but to much one of recruitment as The Holy Spirit brings power, love, ”We realize the youths feel they need a recreation for us to follow if we would have joy, patience, forgiveness, peace, To the editor: sent, I became aware of the mis­ begin studying alternatives to fulfilling the terms of enlist­ fellowship with him and his will be comfort in sorrow, strength, truth. center,” she said. She added that besides just a recrea­ On April 7 ,1 had the opportunity of understandings about the Medicare tion center, the youths also feel the need of a place that the present system. ment. done on earth. When the Israelites and deepens faith and trust as God being part of a Glastonbury panel on Act itself. I can emphathize very could provide counseling services and act as a drop-in Citing rising attrition rates, It is time to review military left Egypt, God instructed the head conforms us more and more to the of each household to sacrifice a likeness of Christ. The Spirit creates the discussion of Medicare. 'This pan­ readily with the senior citizens who center. , seriously depleted reserves manpower requirements once perfect lamb and put the blood on the a pure, clean heart, teaches us how to el was arranged by Congressman find the complexities of the Medicare Mrs. Frese said there is also a greet need for tem­ and the months which would be again without any doorpost of his house that the Angel pray, delivers us from temptation, William Cotter to explain the com­ Act so overwhelming that they do not porary shelters. Network homes. She said she had of death might pass over them. He prepares the heart of the spiritually plexities of the Medicare Act. really understand their own rights learned at a recent Manchester Community Services required to build up manpower preconceived notions. A Council meeting that Manchester has the highest need of told them to eat that they might blind and deaf that they may see and and privileges under the national Saturday May 20th onlyl strength if an emergency oc­ defense force which is here any towns in the area tor community homes. receive nourishment for the journey. hear and understand. medicare legislation which was She said the commission plans to invite someone from curred, the committee sounded today and gone tomorrow isn’t When Christ died, his blood Without the Holy Spirit, one cannot During the course of the discussion proposed in 1966. Youth Services to explain the community’s need for this one of the most pessimistic good enough. became the covering for the sin of all understand the Scriptures, does not with senior citizens who were pre- I found myself comparing the type mankind. But, as with the Israelites, recognize the Voice of God when he service at the next commission meeting. assessments to date on the of insurance which was available to each person must choose to accept speaks. But Jesus touches eyes that She suggested that youth commission members might these senior citizens before their the sacrifice that he may be covered are blind and ears that cannot hear. speak to various community service groups to help make with the blood. As with the Israelites, Power is given to crucify self and retirement provided by commercial them aware of the need for such shelters in the hope of Jesus commanded his followers to carriers. I was struck by the fact that getting some response. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. live to Christ so that every person The commission has prepared.^ questionnaire to dis- Ribicoff a statesman abide in him that they might receive can say with Paul “Thanks be to God these insurance programs were nourishment for their pilgrimage through Jesus Christ our Lord, for he Superb job much more liberal, much more en­ tribqte among school students to help determine their wants and needs to aid the commission in establishing IJv WDKKW IT LIA that a strong and secure Israel is through life. When Jesus was bap: has set me free from the power of compassing, and less complex than To the editor: priority needs. A dependent on a strong United States, tized and went into the wilderness to death. I live, but not 1; Christ lives in the national act which was pur­ WASHINGTON - He laughed “Hatred stirs up contentions, but Mrs. Frese said the questionnaire is in the hands of bitterly "What do we do now?" he he argued that ‘Without a stable, be tested, he was filled with the Holy me,” portedly for the benefit of senior Spirit. So are we commanded to be Submitted by: love covers all transgression.” School Supt. James Kennedy-awaiting his approval. asked. "Send a CARE package full of predictable supply of oil from Saudi citizens. filled that we may have power to Doris Schimmel (Proverbs 10, vs. 12) At the JCPenney distribution center. Arabia and the Persian Guif, the I do not know how to solve such a money to Jim Allen? What do we do overcome evil and become mature This Proverb is true, because when West could face the worst depression Trinity Covenant Church problem because apparently the cost about Abe Ribicoff?” children of God. If we abide in him there's hatred in one’s heart for his Hartford policeman of the industriai era.” for such coverage is so enormous and He is one of tbe American Jewish fellow man, it makes him full of ★ ★ ★ so much of a drain on the public community's wealthiest and most in­ strife. Hatred stirs up slanderous named Vermont chief Ribicoff, in fact, was speaking up treasury that Congress more and defatigable political fund raisers, stories that cause a lot of unfair 90 Progress Drive Y for Israel, not deserting his Jewish more seeks solutions which are not and he was commenting with quiet Finely tuned fund raising judgments from the public, and it SPRINGFIELD, Vt. (UPI) - Police Sgt. Jason Powell brethren. He may have sacrificed necessarily rational or comprehensi­ anger on the _ often makes one’s character suffer of Hartford, Conn., has been chosen the new Springfield campaign doilars, but he was in­ ble to this deserving group in our pop­ Senate's 54-to-44 Kv .M.AUniA VNU.K fund raising party for the first time defamation. A perfect example is re­ police Chief from a field of 210 applicants. terested in saving Israel's life by ulate. The 32-year-old Powell assumes his new job in June, vote to approve g was Brad O’l^ary, former executive cent stories published about the in­ Manchester, Conn. voting for “a strong United States, aml ROBKHT W ALT ERS I only wish that Congress would be replacing Acting Police Chief Arnold Lashua. Lashua was President director of the Texas Republican capabilities of the Manchester Com­ militarily, economically and WASHINGTON-! NEA) - The more practical and less political named to the job following the death in January of Carter's deal to Party who now heads a Washington- munity College president. diplomatically" that is Israel's only political fund raiser, a seasonal when it applies national coverage in Springfield Police Chief Sherman Martin, who served the sell warplanes entertainment designed to separate based campaign consulting firm I think he’s a very competent presi­ Directions: hope for survival. a field which is so complex. department for 37 years. simultaneously to invited guests from their money, is called The Management Group. dent who’s doing a superb job at the To reach our Distribution center take Route 84 East Egypt and Saudi It was a tough one for Israel’s Sincerely yours, typicaily an event to be endured Both Tower and Baker have college. Arabia as well as traditional friends. From the press Lawrence B. Ahrens, M.D. to 86 East to exit 95. At the end of exit turn left onto rather than enjoyed. retained the O’Leary firm, which Yours sincerely, to Israel. gallery, you could see the anguish in president ■But contributors to a little- specializes in statewide campaigns Harold Henry, rt. 83. At second stoplight turn left at gas land ser­ Jim Allen is a conservative Sen Mike Gravel’s face as the Alaska Hartford County publicized May 6 Republican dinner for GOP politicians, to provide finan­ MCC student vice station onto Parker Street. Take first left onto Democratic Senator from Alabama. Democrat urged approval of the Medical Association in iavish Palm Springs, Calif., got a cial management services this year. He voted against the three-way sale. planes deal. There was a note of Colonial Street and left onto Progress Drive. good deal more The choice appears to be paying off. And, ironically, it was Sen. Abe despair in his voice as he told a hushed Senate: for their money Gross receipts of the Ford party OPTICAL Ribicoff of Connecticut, a Jew and a than the usual alone were estimated at $140,000. liberal Democrat, who made the ”1, like many members ... up to MANCHESTER HARTFORD self-serving ★ ★ ★ most impassioned speech about the now have a 100 percent voting record speeches and The May 6 Texas primary, by the Provided materials Purchase of Any need to seli those warplanes to Egypt for Israel, and I have enjoyed the beneficence of that at the polls and in pressed card­ way, offered the season’s first hard E VISION EYEGLASSES and Saudi Arabia. To the editor: suppling some of the materials used • A N D S A V E ' G O O D T IL 5/31 financial backing.” board steak. evidence that incumbent members of Bring your trucks, vans or station wagons and save ★ ★ ★ We want to publicly thank three by the Manchester Jaycees to Then he added grimly that his vote The admission Congress may have more to worry Ribicoff rose above what is called local firms - Blish Hardware, Allied rehabilitate the covered bridge at the might well “kiss away” such support p ric e w as about this year than they like to "ethnic politics" to acknowledge the Structures, and Dunn Bros. Inc. — for Oak Grove Nature Center. ^ in the future. relatively steep — $1,000 per couple— believe. *20 delivery charge on all sale items real world in which the Republic Considerable damage has been ★ ★ ★ but those who attended probably Three-term Rep. Dale Milford, D- lives. Cail him pragmatic, but under done by vandals to the bamboard on There was Sen. George McGovern, viewed it as a bargain. Early arrivals, Texas, was defeated by liberal the circumstances, a better word is Dallas attorney Martin Frost while the bridge and some of the structural stateman. who got such strong Jewish backing for instance, had a chance to play oumSome u goiasale Items UDmg mUIHUUInclude chip um p aimand w dent m merchandise ■■awa in tbe 1972 presidential race. The golf with former President Gerald R. eleven-term Rej). John 'Young, D- members had decayed, requiring Ribicoff faced facts. One of them Texas, was forced into a runoff June 3. Letters poliey replacement. The materials to ac­ is that Saudi Arabia has emerged as South Dakota' Democrat voted for the Ford and veteran pro Billy Casper. Young, who figured in the con­ The Herald welcomes letters on complish the repairs were furnished a world power because of its oii, and three-way sales so America wouldn’t ★ ★ ★ gressional sex scandal of a couple issues; letters should not exceed by these firms and tbe Manchester that Egypt under President Anwar lose "its capacity.to influence the The guests then enjoyed cocktails years back, will face State Rep. Joe 300 words; they should be typed if Jaycees from proceeds of last fall’s Sadat now has a tremendous impact Arab leadership toward the peace in the back yard of Ford’s new Palm Wyatt. possible, and double-spaced. The Haunted House Project. Save on the foliowing merchandise categories at on efforts to secure peace in the Mid­ table.” Springs home, and a buffet dinner on Republicans, who had already Herald reserves the right to edit As most of us know, repair work is dle East. Therefore, the United There was Sen. Charles Mathias, the lawns of Ford’s neighbor, any letter to correct spelling, or we have received our ^ D-Md., who worried about our other targeted Texas for special effort expensive, so hopefully, we residents States needs the friendship of both Leonard K. Firestone, former am­ to remove material libelous, or in of Manchester who use the Nature 9 because six Democratic House complete assortment of countries. allies. poor taste. Unaccepted letters bassador to Belgium and one of members are retiring there, were Center will help keep these facilities At any rate, Ribicoff's words ad­ "We ourselves need Middle will be returned. Richard Nixon’s leading fund heartened by the signs of incumbent in good shape. the one and only BALL dressed hard and cold specifics. Eastern oil,” he said, “but we can raisers. I,etters should be signed, ad­ slippage. dressed, and a telephone number Thank you all. After noting that Egypt’s Sadat had make do without i t ... (but) Japan im­ Proceeds from the event were ear­ line: ^ % to % savings. Bob Patrick and 30 50 Up until now, national GOP listed so that you can be called profoundly changed the Middle ports over 70 percent of its oil from marked for the campaigns of GOP strategists have focused most of during daylight hours to confirm Brad Keazer • canning jars • rubbers Eastern scene, he urged support for the Persian Gulf area; key European Sens. Howard H. Baker Jr. of their attention on open seats. But authorship of the letter. The co-chairmen those. Arab moderates willing to countries import over 50 percent.” Tennessee and John G. Tower of • lids • ielly lars A . dressers family room furniture % headboards they are beginning to think incum­ Herald will not publish the letter Manchester Jaycees negotiate with Israel. He spoke of the Yes, there was more Texas, both up for re-election this bent Democrats may be more without verification. Oal Grove • caps • books dependency of major Western statesmanship than pragmatism on year. vulnerable than suspected. Nature Center Project H economics on the Saudis' $60 biilion that Senate floor as darkness Tower missed his own party the iMt lew years have been hectic in supplying ’ everyone with enough canning aiipplloa so wa J worth of oil reserves. backoned. The majority voted its because the Texas primary was held conscience, not its political pocket- SCOOPS tyng— t that you anticipate your needs and buy \ And where does Israel come in? As the same day, but Baker attended bylkwiBapi early while prices are low and everything la In • I a beneficiary, said Ribicoff. Noting book.' along with Sens. S.I. Hayakawa, R- stock. BALL an American tradition In canning and / Calif., and Harrison H. Schmitt, R- jelly making — the moat trusted name In home N.M. t/J ll (m ^ fA /M m M>- panning. ' ^ ^ "'d rt stamk dinette chairs ★ ★ ★ Yesterdays ■u/W it Jib Guests not interested in mingling l i k i f o u / ' with the political celebrities could 2!> years u);o rub shoulders with a Hollywood i r P m n e v ^ ^ several schools. Charles S, House is to retire from 10 years ago delegation that included producer J im ev MmcA/t,. K frk e n h rs his law practice and politics. This date was a Sunday; The Otto Preminger and actresses Eva Case Bros, workers to get 6'A per­ Herald did not publish. Gabor and Joey Heatherton. cent pay hike in union contract. The political organizer who per­ ^1978 JCPenney Qo. iric. 90 P ro gress Dr. Wlanchester, Conn. Safety devices are installe in suaded Ford to open his home for a ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., FrI., May 19, 1978 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 19. 1978 50th wedding anniversary )Dofl whist Wedding Alcoholism may be hereditary disease BOSTON (DPI) — Alcoholism may be a there is an important genetic factor which among 89 males officially registered as cure. set Tuesday y an Acker-Canf ield hereditary disease, the New England should be studldd further," Rutstein said alcoholics in Sweden, 39.4 percent of their "Experiments demonstrating that any biologic fathers were also registered. Journal of Medicine reported Wedne^ay. in an interview. single enzyme is responsible for the This is the St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of was her sister's maid of honor. “All of them come to the same conclu­ "Danish studies reveal similar results,” genetic basis for alcoholism will have to Susan T. Canfield of East Hartford "In contrast to the generally accepted season ior BLACK Isabelle, will conduct a Monte Carlo James VanAcker of Norwalk, the sion that you better look at the genes when he said, In Sweden, alcoholics are satisfy both biochemical and and Peter VanAckc of Norwalk view that alcoholsm may result from CARPENTER whist party on Tuesday, at 8 p.m at briedgroom's brother, serv^ as best you look at the causes of alcoholism. If registered with thejovemment for treat­ epidemiologic criteria,” the doctors were married May 6 at the Sacred cultural environmental and psychologic St. James School cafeteria. man. influences, newer epidemiologic evidence this information is valid, then it opens up ment reasons. wrote. ANTS Refreshments will be served. Heart Chapel in Georgetown. new pathways in the basic sciences which Rutstein also said there is evidence that CLENt The bride is the :^ughter of Mr. A reception was held at The Three suggests that, in addition to environmen­ Members and friends'are Invited. Bears, Westport, after which the cou­ might reveal the mechanism by which in­ adopted children who eventually become and Mrs. Thomas J. Canfield of 63 tal factors, there is probably a strong Mrs. Yvonne Lemire and her com- ple left on a trip to Mlsquamicut, R.I. genetic component in this disease," the dividuals become addicted to alcohol," he addicted to alcohol probably had an mittee are in charge of Roxbury Road, East Hartford. The added. “Heredity seems to play a much alcoholic biologic father. * "The design of such experiments will bridegroom is the son of' Mr. and and Bermuda. journal said. ui arrangements. Mrs. VanAcker is employed as a larger role than environment and associa­ "In an individual who is adopted and not be simple since they must Mrs. Albert VanAcker of Norwalk. The article, by Harvard Medical School social worker in Roanoke, Va. Mr. tion with an alcoholic father." becomes an alcoholic, if you look back at demonstrate that the biochemical findings The Rev. Thomas Thorne of Sacred Professor Dr. David Rutstein, said three their real father, the chances are greater cmher BUSS VanAcker is employed as a counselor studies linking the disease to genetics Rutstein is a professor of preventive explain the clinical picture, propose possi­ Heart Chapel officiated. that his real father was also an alcoholic,” for the state of Virginia at Roanoke. were undertaken in' the United States, medicine. He co-authored the article with ble methods of metabolic control and [in the Mrvicd Janet M. Canfield of East Hartford Rutstein said. Sweden and Denmark during the late Dr. Richard L. Veech of the National come to grips -with the fundamental 649-9240^0 Vl* Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism He said further studies must be con­ epidemiologic criterion for alcoholism — BUSSEITERHlKmiRCOHMNY Air National Guard Airman Mark 1970s. 111* OMett A "We don't come right out and say in Washington, D.C. ducted to determine if alcoholism can he i.e., the craving for alcohol by the 11229 Mein 8t. Menchqeter H. Pearl, whose parents are Mr. and In the Swedish study, Rutstein said that inherited, and if so, if there is any possible alcoholize patient,” they wrote. TEL. 646-6464 1 Mrs. Walter Pearl of 36 Olmsted St., alcoholism is inherited, but we dp say East Hartford, has graduated at Rainbow Girls i lect Lackland AFB, Texas, from Air Force basic training. Airman Pearl now goes to Chanute Miss Joan E. Cartwright, daughter visor; Cindy Twible, Charity; Diane of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald G. Ferguson, Hope; and Teri Ferguson, GNP AFB, 1111, tor specialized training in Faith. the aircraft equipment maintenance Cartwright of 15 Strawberry Lane, Enjoy ihe outdoors com/orfablyf Miss Cartwright and her corps of SAVE $ A Q field. Re-elected has been elected worthy advisor of The airman attended East Hart­ Manchester Assembly, Order of officers will be installed at a semi­ OVER public installation on June 3, at the down Extra-Wide 6-Web ford High School. Michael Pohl of 157 Brookfield St. Rainbow for Girls. She is a has been re-elected commander of sophomore at Manchester High Masonic Temple in Manchester Folding Chair_ Timothy Fuller, 18, of 25 Hopewell the Sons of the American Legion School. Walking on his wad (SAL) of the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Other officers elected are: Carole 0 . 4 % Our Reg. iA St., East Hartford, recently reported Currency and negotiable for three-year Army assignment to Post in Manchester. Mackenzie, worthy associate ad- 20’ ’x20” 9.99 Pohl is also a junior past com­ train as a radio teletype operator. instruments in excess of $5,000 must ' Porcelain The former Manchester High mander of SAL and a member of be reported when passing through WASHINGTON (UPI) - Extra-Wide 7-Web Manchester's Youth Commission. IVII-Tale nerves The nation’s economic out­ Portable School student will complete com­ U.S. Customs, according to the law. Folding Chaise munications training at Fort Other officers elected are: Passing through Customs in nerve- put sagged 0.4 percent I Gas Cooker Jackson, S.C., and Fort Gordon. Ga., Matthew Mikoleit, junior com­ wracking for the beginning During a routine search incidental to during the first quarter — a attending were Mrs. Anne Garabaldi Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Gustafson of before going to a guaranteed perma­ mander; Greg McDermott, senior smuggler. At Honolulu Airport a the arrest of a person violating im­ slight improvement over Our Reg. 123 Glenwood St. were honored at a of Manchester, Mrs. Gustafson's vice commander; John Davis and search of a nervous traveler an estimate made a month 16 99 — — sister, who served as maid of honor; nent duty station in Germany. migration laws, some $55,000 was nio c tu rd v aluminum frames with double ^ dinner and dance on the occasion of Fuller's brother Douglas is also Mike Herpest, vice commanders; produced two packets of heroin in the ago, but still the worse per­ and Holger Gustafson of Florida, Mr. discovered in the man's shoe. their 50lh wedding anniversary. The currently serving in the U.S. Army. William Carlson, adjutant; Scott waistband of his pants. formance since the end of Our Reg. 159.99 lfehrg'tie"bbing.a‘a u s u couple was married May 19, 1928 at Gustafson's brother, who served as Auden, historian; Scott Chapman, the 1975 recession, the Invite the whole gang! best man. comfort. the Latvian Lutheran Church in I’reinalurt* I’aiincli sergeant-at-arms; Jim Angell, assis­ government said 375 sq, in. cooking sur­ Manchester. Mr. Gustafson worked as a custo­ tant sergeant-at-arms; and Richard Wednesday. face. with adjustable fafidtr pkis2 grid. No-weld, no-rust MADE FROM yjH lC K Hosting the event at Ma Ma Mia's dian for the Town of Manchester A bulky waist and thick-soled shoes Law, chaplain. The slide in the Gross CLEAR STOCK tipped off a U.S. Customs inspector stainless steel burner. Restaurant in Manchester were the Board of Education before his retire­ Rifle Team officers are: McDer­ Parisian National Product, the total 0M«Crt*n Heat indicator, hose couple's son and daughter-in-law, ment. at Miami International Airport. Two- mott, captain; and Pohl, statistical output of the nation’s goods VI6QR0 20-LB. LP TANK and regulator included. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gustafson and Mrs. Gustafson retired from and-one-half pounds of cocaine were officer. and services adjusted for INCLUDED Assembly required. their two children, Ronald and Pioneer International Corp. (Herald in the hollowed-out soles of each SAL will resume its meetings in inflation, was 0.2 percent Robin, all of Manchester. photo by Pinto) shoes, the waistband of his trousers, the fall. (Herald photo by Dunn) above the original Among the more than 100 guests and in his socks. Coiffure Commerce Department es­ Deluxe 2 4 " timate. SWEONOUBENTme«°*°’ The department also Folding Births Beauty Salon reported that after-tax cor­ Bar-B-Q porate profits of American V I G O R O ^ ° ^ m NH>o i s Grill Plump, Tufted business fell $2. billion f e r i u z e b s m ® ' ^ JoliiiHon, llrullii-r Lynn, Baker Lewie of 253 Charter of 66 Mapie St., Ellington. and Mrs. Nat Henin of Cheryl Russell Crickmore maternal grandparents are 1043 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER during 1977’s first three Foam-Filled daughter of Bruce H. and Oak St. He was born May He has a b ro th e r, Flushing, N.Y. He has a of 88 Wedgewood Drive. He Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roz­ Rear of Manchester Slate Bank Bldg. months. 1440 iWfl.,. Replacement zi of South Meriden. Her Dale Hunt Johnson of 22 10 at Manchester Jonathan, i ' h . sister, Kim, 4. was born May 13 at SPECIAL OFFER FOR MAY Both the decline in the Cushions Hany Lane, Vernon. She Memorial Hospital. His Manchester Memorial paternal grandparents are GNP and corporate profits Golden Vigoro Fertilizer O Q O Our Reg. 19.99 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Covers 10,000 Ft...... 0 . 0 0 California Redwood 4-Pc. CHAIR, 7 P was born May 7 at maternal grandparents are LofkurfI, Jenny VorU, Punlbriunl, Ji-nnifer Hospital. His maternal MONDAY thni SATURDAY were attributed to the Ad|ustinggrid for just Manchester Memorial Russell Baker of New Bri­ daughter of David C. and l.eigli, daughter of Edward grandparents are Mr. and Trimble of Cheshire. effects of bad winter the right done ness! Cushioned Seating Group Deep Green Vigoro Fertilizer 4 0 CHAISE 1 n A 0 Hospital. Her maternal tain and Virginia Cardinal Pamela Voris of 49A Cedar J. and Regina MacFarland Mrs. Ralph Russell of 20 ’ 15 PEMUNENT ’ 12 weather and the 110-day Easy folding legs. 14 9 9 MurDougall, ileuther Covers 10,000Sq.Ft...... 1 f 0 23"xl7" wood grain Reg. . . lU .H U grandparents are Dr. and of Florida. His paternal St. She was born May 11 at Pontbriant of 114 Burke Salem Road. His paternal coal strike, the department Box-edge cushions, with Murie, daughter of James utility shelf. 0Reg.. $188 *144 M rs. M L. Hunt of grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial St., East Hartford. She was grandfather is Frank ’ 4 HAIRCUTS ’ 3 said. Deep Green Vigoro Fertilizer 4 o 7 C cording. Attractive floral Crestwood Road. Tolland. Mrs. Peter Catalano of 56 Hospital. Her maternal born May 12 at Manchester Tabor of Willimantic. He I. and Denise A. Allen “The coal strike and Covers 15,000Sq.Ft...... I f 0 You Bet 2 club chairs, one chaise with vinyl reverses to heavy Her paternal grandparents Sherry Circle, Tolland. grandparents are Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Her has two brothers. William, MacDougall of 5 Dailey ’4.75 SHAMPOO SET ’3.50 severe weather reduced 20-Lb. Kingsford ^ a 7 and whMis plus end table. Floral cotton duck. Voris of Millersville, Pa. maternal grandparents are 7, and Jon, 4. Circle, Rockville. She was Deep Green Vigoro Weed & Feed 4 7 y c print vinyl over ioam cushions, M to n are Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Ask for Miss Patty the first quarter change in Charcoal Briquets.... £ .9 7 ^ tuUM with double corded edges. Johnson of Loehr Road, W fir, Mirliurl Paul, son and William Voris of Wat- Mr. and Mrs. John born May 12 at Rockville real GNP by 2Vi- to 3- Covers 15,000Sq.Ft...... 1 # . # 0 or Miss Terri 5 .9 9 ...... Tolland. Her maternal of Alan P. and Cheryl sontown. Pa. Her paternal MacFarlane of General Hospital. Her percentage points from Other Vigoro items also sale-priced! V DuPont*' Latex Redwood Stain, Our Reg great-grandparents are Faust Weir of 16 Waddell grandparents are Mr. and Wethersfield. Her paternal maternal grandparents are what it otherwise would Mr. Bar-B-Q Charcoal Lighter Fluid...... 7 5 * gi. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Hunt of Road. He was born May 10 Mrs. David R. Lockard of grandparents are Mr. and Trinihle, Suru Belli, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen have been," a department of Rockville. Her paternal tor appointment Scotts Turf Builder c CC Fitchburg, Mass. Her at Manchester Memorial Shawnee Road, East Hart­ Mrs. Eugene Pontbriant of daughter of Blake W. and statement said. Covers 5.000 Sq. Ft...... D.OO paternal great- Hospital. His maternal ford. Lincoln, R.I. grandparents are Mr. and 18" Folding Jean Rozzi Trimble of 274 Black a Decker Caldor’s Own grandparents are Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and South St., Vernon. She was Mrs. Donald MacDougall Scotts Turf Builder -lO Q 7 Picnic Grill of 104 Cemetery Road, Ver­ Single Blade 18" Lydia Johnson of Mrs. James M. Faust of Wojlyna, Briun Josepli, Crickmore, Thamus J. born May 10 at Rockville To get degree Covers 10,000 Sq. Ft...... IC .O l D 2 2 ” Deluxe Compton, Calif. His pater­ non. Manchester and Mrs. A. son of Peter and Donna Jr., son of Thomas J. and General Hospital. Her PROVIDENCE, R.I. 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She was Mr. and Mrs. Lionel sity’s 2l0th commence­ wheel height adjust­ Fingertip wheel height nal great-grandmother is Covers 10,000Sq. Ft...... 1 / . O U ments. Draws only adjustment. Handle born May 9 at Manchester Saucier of West Hartford. ment exercises on June 5. ,Memorial Hospital. Her Mrs. Olive I. Myhill of ISOassorted bags of each brand per store. 6.5 amps. Safety- folds tor storage. His paternal grandparents Aides to Miller con­ Not all Items or sizes in all stores. No Rainchecks. engineered. maternal grandparents are Giastonbury. He has a We're the are Mr. and Mrs. Walter sister, Micheiie Lynne, 5. firmed the plan even Flowtron •8000 Mr, and Mrs. Jean Wojtyna of Hartford. though Brown officials Grass Bag Kit Electrik Bug Killer OurRei. 1S.99 Colavecchio of 47 E. Maple traditionally try to keep St. Her paternal grand­ E uhI w oo iI, l)u>i(l .V'ilH, lifnin, Micliuel David, 1/2” x50’ Green 12.99 son of Randali P, and the list of degree recipients parents are Mr. and Mrs. son of Robert J. and Terri secret until a few days Vinyl Garden Hose John J. Smith of Mariiyn Reid Eastwood of Oddo Henin of 115 Mohegan .i SI-" 115 Walker St. He was born Talkof theTownl before graduation. Our O Our Reg. 69.87 Newington. Her maternal Trail, South Windsor. He Miller stepped down as Reg.3.89 &.QO grandmothers are Mrs. May 10 at Manchester v j '-t ' Attracts flying insects and was born May 12 at Pour another cup in the chairman of Textron, the Flexible, lightweight, 2-ply. zaps 'em dead. Carriage- B&DGrassBagKit Caldor 20" Gas Mower . Angelina Soave of 47 E. Memorial Hospital. His Manchester Memorial Non-rust brass couplings. Our Reg. 14.97...... I V ® Our Reg. 105.99 ...... *8 3 maternai grandparents are Providence-based con­ lantern style. Maple St. and Mrs. Nellie Hospital. His maternal morning and read about glomerate, this year' to l/2"x75', Reg. 5.49...... 3.87 Colavecchio of Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reid Some assembly required on all mowers and trimmers. grandparents are Mr. and the entertainment worid assume the federal post. Hose Nozzle...... 9 ^ of 137 Parker St. His pater- Mrs. Jerry Oddo of l.rMie, W illiam .Xelaoii, nai grandparents are Mr. Flushing, N.Y. His pater­ and Ihe peopie in it. ■■■■■■■■■■■ son of Kevin and Roxanne and Mrs. James Eastwood nal grandparents are Mr. Aqua-Trol Full Circle SAVE‘112 Im pulse Sprinkler B la c k a D e c k e r With Aiien M. Widem. • LAST ■ Weed and Grass Trimmer Our . O 0 7 DYNAMARK Look famiiiar? He was ■ O FTHE a Reg.3.79 College notes Rust proof head on metal *3 REBATE* Deluxe 32” Cut, 10 H.P. amusements editor with ■VACATION ■ spike. 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No rtlnchtckt. LeathervSizet 5-6-7 vice and attention to way. *8293 detail and budget con­ SALE $ fi9 9 iS ! ! sideration. SENIOR CITIZENS'DAYS lieralb Every Tueidayand Wednesday MAHCHESTER VERHON SALE PRICES SALE ENDS MONDAY 5/22/78 ^ _ 398 Hebron Ave. IN EFFECT CADD’O 2 MAIN ST. OPEN DAILY Glastonbury 1145 Tolland Tuniplko Trl-Cny Shoaling Center FRIDAY ■ H n il O 643-7111 9 10 9 P.M. AND SATURDAY "A Family NpWSpaper Sinc^ 1881” 633-6316 •N tp LM m . tO bN coproducU , and it w ii B lrtA dy on lo lt * DISCOUNT ON PRESCRIPnONS IN EFFEa EVERY DAY STORE HOURS: MON. thru FRI., 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. • SAT., 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. • SUN., 11 A.M. to 5 p.M. ONLY MANCHBSTEK EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Frl., May 19, 1978- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ May 19. 1978 Most speak against cut in school board budget

By MAL BARLOW “And you know what the result of budget. But then she asked for chool osloFRIDAY, MAY 10,1078 all these cuts will be? You’ll have a answers to matters of concern to VOL. XXXV, NO. 27 S U 'Herald Reporter , , whole bunch of dummies sitting up EHCAG in the budget. EAST HARTFORD — No one spoke there where you are today.” She compared Elast Hartford to the against the Board of Education’s Even the council members smiled slightly larger West Hartford school Tech crews proposed $21 million school budget as they waited for order to be re­ system. She said East Hartford for 1978-79 during the Town Council’s established. spends $104,278 more on top ad­ Nine will attend get credit public hearing ’Thursday. Dr. Diggs warned, ’’’The Town ministrators than the larger West The packed Council Chambers at Council should not be deluded that Hartford system. Also, Elast Hart­ Town. Hall, appeared to be _ filled the Board of Education this year can ford spent in 1976-77 about $358,000 boys/grils state The final performance of “The mostly with parents, educators and sustain this proposed budget (of the more on maintaining the same Curious Savage,” presented by Sock nurses. Many of them spoke at length mayor) without diminishing the number of school buildings even about the disaster that will befall It has been recently announced The nine people finally selected 'n Buskin as their spring pri^uction, quality of the educational programs though East Hartford’s are smaller. will be financially sponsored by area was one of the best productions I've Elast Hartford’s school children if the and services presently being offered She also questioned the need to pay that seven boys and two girls will council approves Mayor Richard represent Manchester at Boys State organizations. A fee of $55 covers the ever seen anywhere. The continuous to the school children.” much more this coming year for Blackstbne’s proposed school budget and Girls State this summer. entire cost of the program for each flow of creativity had me laughing busing. individual and will be provided for and expectant at the same time — cut of $213,000. One of the few pro-board speakers These people were selected from who had anything negative to say was the junior class and will assemble each person selected. and left me in tears during the final The partisan crowd warmed to The following are those people scene. each pro-board speaker as the night John Christensen, a parent of “EHCAG wants all three of these with some 400 other area students to children in the Center School and the account areas to be looked at set up and run a mock state govern­ selected to attend the Boys State Needless to say, the actors did a progressed. One woman who had representing Manchester High much more than commendable job. spoken twice won loud cheers and temporary chairman of the board's carefully,” she said. ment lor a week. The participants The only other part of the whole School and the fine organizations that They were superb. Director Verne laughter from the crowd with her task force on school closings. will elect their own municipal of­ town budget'to get much attention ficials from the governor on down, will be sponsoring them: Ronald Burnett proved himself more than final statement. “The administration (of the school Apter and Burt Pina Jr., sponsored capable as both a teacher and an ar­ Mrs. Sarah Lombardo of Heather system) never passes up an oppor­ was Police Chief Clarence Drumm’s and all of the tasks of the state proposal for 10 more police officers. government will be carried out by Kiwanis Club of Manchester;. tist. Drive, East Hartford, spoke forceful­ tunity to fuddle and bedazzle,” said Robert Saunders, sponsored by the However, the actors and director ly of the need to keep all the money in Christensen who went on to urge the About four people, several represen­ within this assembly. council to approve the board’s budget ting EHCAG groups, spoke in favor This unique experience will take local 1579 of the International are like the tips of icebergs; they are the board’s budget. She warned the Explorers run mall show Association of Fire Fighters: Scott only the small part that shows. The council rtiembers againsi making the anyway. of the officers. place at the U S. Coast Guard Another partly negative view came The council will meet next Tuesday Academy in New London during the Freedman, sponsored by the Lions bulk of the iceberg of Sock 'n Buskin cut which would lead to firing the East Hartford Police Explorer Post 10 tonight and from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Satur­ from Denise Benoit, another Center at 8 p.m. to set the budget and the tax week of June 19 for the boys. For the Club of Manchester; Richard Walden is not visible to the casual playgoer. school nurses and social workers as member Romano Ratti Jr. explains to day. Officer A1 Kerling, post advisor, said the sponsored by the Manchester Lodge proposed by Superintendent Eugene School parent who spoke on behalf of rate to pay for it. Mayor Blackstone girls, their government will begin Thus, I would like to give credit Howard Davis of Phelps Street, East Hart­ mail’s manager, Raymond Ahrens, gave the of Elks, and Brett Gallager, spon- where it is due: to the rest of Sock 'n Diggs. the East Hartford Citizen Action has suggested a .9-mill tax increase during the week of June 25 at the to a total of 47.8 mills (or $47.80 per 35-member post the free use of the store to llniversity of Connecticut. .sored by the British American Club. Buskin. Then she delivered her final state­ Group (EHCAG). She first urged the ford, how the police radar gun can catch him $1,000 of assessed property value). The difficult selection of those to Kevin Moriarty has been named as Technical crews are on hand ment. council to approve the board’s speeding. Ratti, secretary of the post, is allow them to note National Police Week. participate in the limited statewide the East Catholic representative to throughout the last few weeks of helping run the post’s three-day demonstra­ Many shoppers Thursday night viewed the program was admirably completed Boys State and will be sponsored by rehearsal time, and a select few tion of police work and crime prevention in a post’s film, slide shows, radar gun, motorcy­ the Dillworth-Cornell-Quey by vice principal Laurence members remain backstage during vacant store at the Charter Oak Mall. The cle, home alarm systems, door locks, and American Legion Post 102. performances to run their creations. Police report Leonard. Manchester High School explorers will open the show again from 7 to more. (Herald photo by Barlow) was entitled to send only six boys and Theresa Mazzotta and Dale Vinci Sound is always a tricky assign­ have been chosen as the represen- two girls to the government and so ment, to say the least. Throughout He was held on $500 bond for court a dog to roam. Colt’s German tatives to Girls State from East Hartford ballots were distributed to the high the history of amateur theater, sound in East Hartford today. shepherd allegedly attacked a Manchester High School. John J. Ustilla, 30, of New Britain school faculty. Each member of fhe has been a chief source of early jogger. Jack Brennan, 27, of 15 We wish these deserving students The top 15 students of Manchester High Bottom row: Dave Oshinsky, Mary Toland, was arrested today at 12:14 a.m. out­ East Hartford bulletin board faculty was entitled to vote for up fo retirement among enthusiasts, “The Anthony E. Salvatore, 34, of 119 Hillcrest Drive, East Hartford, while the best of luck at the mock state School's Class of '78 are (left to right) Top Jeff Greenberg, Dave Ostrom, Karl Golnik, side an apartment unit at 482 Bum- five juniors that they felt would best Curious Savage” may well be Cannon Road, East Hartford, was the man ran through St. Mary|s governments and hope that they gain row: Jeff Phelon, Ed Piatok, Paul Turek, Mary Sinnamon, Kim Noone, Steve Latham. side Ave. and charged with breach of Parents call him and complain represent Manchester High School. remembered for being the only S 'n B arrested Thursday morning and Cemetery. He said the dog tore his Aluminum toilets Dentamaro of 32 Leverich Drive will greater insight into the workings of Sandie Bellone, Marc Laufer, Nhut Nguyen. Missing: Chris Coughlin. (Photo by Horwitz) production within recent history to peace and assaulting a police officer. their children can’t relieve appear on “The Lottery Show” next The juniors were judged of the Ustilla’s estranged wife called charged with custodial interference. jacket. EAST HARTFORD - Parks and basis of leadership, friendliness, governments as well as having a go four nights without a single mis­ themselves in the filthy lavatories. week. His weekly Money Tree ticket police from inside the apartment to The arrest followed the complaint Colt was released on his promise to Recreation Director Fred Balet told good sportsmanship, civic interest, great time, — Peter Krupp hap. Town Council members during a He will only leave a lavatory open if was drawn May 11 from over 85,000 complain he was in the hall trying to from a man who said his niece had appear in court June 9. good scholastic standing, and an in­ The sound crew, headed by Steve budget workshop that his staff tries a park constable is on the grounds. tickets. get through, her front door, police been taken from him by the girl’s terest in government. Latham, was quite successful. Their hard to keep up with t|;e vandals. Cost for replacement only of said. An officer arrived, knocked on father, Salvatore, police said. The Brian D. Weisner, 19, of 235 Main Top MHS seniors named accomplishments include the first man said the courts had given him Vandals have destroyed many of damaged equipment was $8,000 in the her door, she answered, and Ustilla St., East Hartford, was arrested last year, he told the alarmed council use of stereo sound for S ’n B. This legal custody of the child. Saivatore Thursday at the J.M. Fields store on the porcelain toilet bowls in the He will now compete as one of the HSW Staff meant having to use a sound cassette tried to push past the officer to get members. seven finalists in the electronic heads The top 15 scholars at MHS for 1978 mathematics. Kim was on the girl's Sock 'n Buskin and a Thespian in, police said. told police he did not care about the Silver Lane and chargd with fourth- lavatories of town parks. His staff Ingrid Jacobson ...... Co-editor were named recently, and each of the swim team, math team, was in the member, will attend Bates College in rather than the conventional reel-to- courts, he was the girl’s natural degree larceny (shoplifting). Court is has replaced them with aluminum and tails game which features a top Police released Ustilla on a $1,000 Nick in the pink prize of $50,000 and a one-in-five Peter Krupp ...... Co-editor students should be glad to have such band, and attended Girl's State. the fall. reel machine. Another triumph was father, police said. set for June 12. toilets. The vandals light fires in the Richard Walden...... News editor the absence of a pre-recorded and surety bond for appearance in Com-* EAST HARTFORD - Nicholas chance for an additional $200,000. World notes honor bestowed upon himself or Karl Golnik plans to attend Ed Piatok will attend Cornell mon Pleas Court L2 in East Har.tford. He was released for court in East toilets. Carolyn Egan ...... Feature editor herself. Being in fhe top 15 of the Amherst College. He is a member of University. He was a member of agonizingly timed telephone ring. In Hartford June 12. Eight tombstones were vandalized Mike Wilson ...... Sports editor the track team. Karl is aiso an of­ its stead was a manually operated class shows that each student has Sock 'n Buskin and also a Thespian Louis Velasquez, 37, of Hartford Wednesday at the Center Cemetery. High school baseball is an error- Grace Jaworski ...... Art editor maintained a high level of academic ficer of the Instructors of the Han­ member. bell which shut off as soon as the Robert J. Creland, 41, of 37 Pratt was arrested today at 12:08 a.m. in An eight-year-old boy discovered filled game. The number of errors Aaron Horwitz ...... Photo editor ability for the three years here at dicapped. Chris Coughlin will attend Southern receiver was taken off the hook. St., East Hartford, was arrested the remains of nearly a dozen foxes TE€H STEREO committed in a high school game is Zane Vaughan...... Advisor MHS. “Lights,” or lighting crew, was the parking lot of the Holiday Inn on Thursday at 9:30 p.m. and charged Marc Laufer will attend the Connecticut State College in the fall. Roberts Street and charged with Thursday night in the rear of Landers ridiculous. This can be credited to in­ Each of the students is a member University of Pennsylvania where he Jeff Greenberg plans to attend headed by Norah Harmon. Two in­ with fourth-degree larceny. He Road area. Police suggested a experienced players, poor field con­ of the National Honor Society. There valuable aides to Miss Harmon were breach of peace and third-degree will major in biology as a pre-med. Tufts University in the fall, Jeff was criminal mischief. allegedly refused to pay a Yellow trapper may have caught the animals ditions, and that long, long throw were 690 original students in the He was news editor for HSW, presi­ a member of the Boy’s Swim Team, Dwight Hahn and Glen Aliezi. For Cab Co. fare. last fall and discarded the carcasses from third base. Anything Goes dent and founder of the Medical Club, this production every available light Police said Velasquez’s wife had graduating class this year, and the Student Assembly, and Round Table. complained that he had smashed the He was released on his promise to after skinning. TAKES A “ SYSTEM”-atic APPROACH top 15 represent the highest three member of Sock "n Buskin and the was used. This awesome array in­ Once more, congratulations to all windshield of her car in the lot. appear in court June 5. Here's an interesting one: When percent of it. Current Affairs Club, and vice presi­ cluded 11 Fresnals, eight giant on Saturday of these students for being named as Police found him sitting in a nearby one turns a paper towel roller in the First in the class is Sandie Bellone dent of the French Club. Marc also the top 15 Manchester High School ceiling Lekos and four regular Lekos. Niles A. Colt, 71, of 29 Livingston car with a cut on bis hand and bits of high school building, one never really who plans to attend Brown Universi­ participated in the National Science Many were the feats furnished by Road, East Hartford, was arrested ( Fire calls ) Scholars, and good luck to them glass all over him, police said. knows what exactly is going to come The Manchester High School Stu­ ty where she will work in computers. and Humanities Symposium, while in college. If their high school “ Lights,’’ such as the complete Thur^ay and charged with allowing out. dent Assembly will host the "Almost She has been a member of Sock n Nhut Nguyen has been accepted at work is an indication of their ability, blackouts at crucial times, supposed­ East Hartford SYSTEM #2 Anything Goes'" against East ly caused by Mrs. Paddy (in reality, SYSTEM #1 Buskin, Round Table. Math Team, the University of Connecticut. Nhut then they should all do well in Choir and Round Table Director Catholic on Saturday. May 20. Carolyn Egan). Also memorable was Thursday, 11:36 a.m. —Medical call to Thespians, and All-State Choir. is a member of the Math Team and college, and probably won't need any 940 Silver Lane. Martha White spent this past week in Twenty-four students from each Paul Turek is salutatorian lor the the Medical Club. more good luck. the effect created in that moving the hospital undergoing tests. We school will participate, with the Thursday, 1:11 p.m. —Medical call to class, and he has been accepted at Mary Toland will attend Trinity The above scholars are not ranked final scene where the audience sees 635 Burnside Ave. hope that she gets back on her feet teams for the event consisting of Yale University. He has been an art Coliege. Mary is president of the in descending order below the top the characters as they see Thursday, 5:42 p.m. —Medical call to Kenwood 2600 Stereo Receiver and into the classroom soon. sophomores, juniors and seniors. editor for HSW, attended Boy's Debate Team and French Club, and two. School policy prohibits such themselves. Part of this effect was 208 Main St. 15 watts RMS Events range from changing State, and been a member of the was a member of Round Table. listings. created by the partial blackout and Thursday, 7:42 p.m. —Medical call to fifiPiONEER ’sX-450 Stereo Receiver Whoever receives the blood that clothes in the MHS pool, to tricycle Medical Club. Mary Sinnamon who is president of individual spotlights focused on the 837 Main St. 15 watts RMS was donated by Jim Richardson will races and "Pie Assembly Lines. " Steve Latham has been accepted at actors. Thursday, 7:55 p.m. —Medidal call to probably be greeted with an un­ Students and coaches from both Harvard University where he may go The set, one of the best I've seen of 245 Burnham St. expected shot of adrenaline — not to schools are requested to be at the into journalism. Steve was co-editor any high school or college produc­ Thursday, 9:27 p.m. —Water flow BONUS ITEMS mention the fact that they will football field no later than noon, on tion, was built by Dave Smith. True, alarm to 87 Church St. for HSW for two years, a member of Thursday, 10:12 p.m. —Investigation ol suddenly discover that they have a the day of the events. the math team, All-State Choir, and he had some help, but in all likelihood better sense of humor than usual. MHS team members must wear smoke on Garden Street. Sock "n Buskin. Steve is also presi­ he worked twice as hard as anyone Today, 12:18 a.m. —Medical call to 45 plain white T-shirts, and ECHS dent of the Thespian Society. Red Cross collects else to erect “the Cloisters.” Bidwell St. Sock n Buskin had an announce­ students must wear a solid bold Dave Ostrom has been accepted at Richard Walden was in charge of Today, 1:44 a.m. —Minor fire in house Garrard 630 ment on the air last week advertising color. Also, team members must MIT, where he wishes to enter the seventy pints here publicity. His crew did an excellent at 30 Elmer St. (Ifi P IO N E E R "The Curious Savage." It was a nice bring bathing suits (one-piece, girls). field of medicine. David is president job of putting up posters everywhere. Today, 8:45 a.m. -Medical call to 61 Philips SX-450 Stereo Receiver Clark Prelude Turntable announcement until the end, which Our MC for the day will be Bobby of the National Honor Society and (Well, nearly everywhere). He also Adams St. PHL-2930 Garrard 630 15 watts RMS Speakers read: 'Don't miss it — you'll be McGee from 96 tics. The Red Cross Bloodmobile was slight pain, like an insect bite, and Today, 9:05 a m. —Investigation at 4t7 Math Team, and also a member of got his message on cqble TV. Speakers Turntable sorry " Which, roughly translated, Donation is only one dollar, and the Sock "n Buskin and the Thespian stationed in G-36 periods two through then I felt as if my arm grew a tube. I cannot name and congratulate Oak St. Today, 9:20 a.m. —Honest mistake to »129»L means ".See the play. You'll wish you proceeds will go to the SAA fund and Society. eight on Friday, May 12. The gym It was almost a part of me. everyone who helped, but I’m sure all $ 2 9 9 9 5 hadn't." the March of Dimes. A trophy will be was transformed from an area of To tactfully state what happened, received an ample reward seeing High Street. *399®® Jeff Phelon will attend Wesleyan awarded to the winning team. sweat and muscle to one of nerves without wanting to scare anyone else Today, 10:01 a m .—Medical call to 140 University. He has been a member of their labor come to life for four brief Silver Lane. The furor over the school calendar After the "Almost Anything Sock n Buskin. Current Affairs Club and blood. from doing such a great thing for his nights. has arisen again. Most students Goes," Silverado will perform live in Perhaps that reads too harshly. fellow man, I shall say that I became Bringing sunshine to moms and he attended Boy's State. How about you? Next spring Sock Enrollment down 500 dD P IO N E E R favor the old calendar, which allows Clarke Arena from 7:30 to 11 p.m. David Oshinsky plans to attend the The nerves were provided by 85 very lightheaded and dizzy, and 'n Buskin will be putting on its first Helping bring sunshine to their mothers this past weekend for a vacation in February and April, Tickets for this are only $3 and are students who were also donating the somewhat nauseous. I managed to EAST HARTFORD - The enroll­ m SX-750 stereo Receiver SYSTEM #4 University of Connecticut. He will production of the '78-79 school year. are members of the Langford School third grade class of Mrs. SYSTEM while the parents prefer the calendar being sold at MHS, ECHS and at the blood. Most of the nervous ones were give a pint before having to stop. I If you don't go for acting, put in one ment in the town’s public schools 50 watts RMS m ajor in engineering. He is a Lorraine Trinks. They are, left to right, Kim LeBuffe, Jack stood at 9,610 as of May 1, reported that was used this year. What the door. BEAT EAST! member of Math team. doing it for the first time. I was one recovered very quickly and the Saturday on group set construction Board of Education fails to realize is Ernest Grasso of the department of (Editor's note: Many thanks to Kim Noone will attend Brandeis of them. There were 49 first timers. nurses told me this happens often and see how you like it. It's worth a Dutil, Eddie Rago and Andrea Suhie. 'The students planted >229“ that the latter group doesn't go to pupil accounting. Louise Shaheen from the March of University where she will major in Fourteen students were deferred. with first-time donors. try. — Jim Richardson seeds in February and grew the flowers in the school’s .school. — Mike Wilson Dimes for all her help! l That is, they were found medically Now that I am an expert on the sub­ This is 513 less than the 10,023 greenhouse. They made paper flowers also and glued a picture enrollment May 1, 1977. Current Kenwood 4070 Stereo Receiver unfit or they lost the nerve necessary ject, let me tell you what I did wrong. of themselves in the center of the blossom. (Photo by Mrs. Civitan news to complete the task. One, I went in feeling very tired to projections are for the student body 40 watts RMS I am not putting these people down. begin with. Two, I was not complete­ Beverly Caruso, media center coordinator) to drop to 9,182 by September. M PIONEER SX-650 stereo Receiver If you weren't able to make it to I was nearly one myself — and it may ly over a cold that was worse than I 35 watts RMS the last Civitan meeting, and still have been better if I had been. thought. Three, my overactive im­ wish to participate in this comitiunity The routine was fairly simple. One agination got me right into trouble. organization, please read this article. entered and registered, then got a What I got on the positive side far SAVE BETWEEN Many of our end-of-the-year projects thermometer reading and pulse rate outweighs the negative. I had given a Wanted: were decided upon and elections taken. Blood pressure was then pint of my own blood to help any •150 .^*400 were held for next year’s officers. checked and blood type discovered. stranger who needs it. Sotneone will OPTICIANS This Monday we plan to visit The only hitch, in my opinion, was have a Letter chance at life because prom date Let there be joy In the A fAMILY TAADfnON SINCt 1913 "Green Lodge, " a retirement home, the waiting. This was my undoing, of what I have done. Therefore, I feel yard and save between RomM H Winwr ■ Roymond G. Wonwr)IJconsod OpticloiH Martin 310 Technics SL-220 and show movies there for the enjoy­ because while waiting I got to justifiably proud. $150 and $400 on the certified to dispense (!iD PIONEER PL-514 Martin 308 3-way Speakers ment of its residents. On June 1, we thinking and started to anticipate The total turnout was 71 pints Competition for senior prom dates purchase of Cub Cadet Turntable has always been heavy, but it Turntable 3-way speakers are going to visit "Holiday House,” doom. Therefore, when I did donate, positive. That’s a lot of blood. And Lawn and Garden Trac­ CUB CADET* AOLiTE ULTRAVUE LENSES another retirement home, where we my state of nerves had gone far who knows? With that blood the reached new levels this week. It tors. TRACTOR AND beyond the breaking point. That was seems that one senior of the male ROTARY TILLER Only You'll Know $49995 are going to hold a small ice cream cause and cure for cancer may be gender has devised a scheme that is Ride In comfort, start »599*® social. The following day we plan to my fault. found. Maybe not — but maybe so. — They’re Blfocalt do the same at "Green Lodge. " The nurses there were skilled and Jim Richardson sure to hook him a lady. A sign was at the turn of a switch,^ PtMtos do not correspond to model numbers. Both of our adopted homes quite deft with the needle. I felt a discovered hanging over locker 1029 cut grass, clean yard and thoroughly enjoy these visits, and the by ace HSW reporter Jim Richard­ with some models, grow a garden of (i|*l \ Mll\l>\1 residents are always glad to have son. It read:. vegetables and flowers with minimum ef­ TECH MINI INtliU “Attention; Girl wanted for Senior fort. Call us at South Windsor Equipment ...... m someone visit them and talk to them. French students score well s\\\ Nli\1 If you are interested in becoming a Prom. Leave phone numbers and Co. or come In and ride the tractors on ALL ITEMS ...... Ml ALL ITEMS LIMITED part of this helpful activity, please personal resume in locker number display. See Ray or Leon at 289-3406 STEREO UMITED TO IN STOCK TO IN-STOCK contact Tracy Knofla, Carolyn Word has just been received that Bourn's class participated, with 1029. Richard Walden and Nicole Bourgoin several other listed among the upper Thank you.” QUANTITIES QUANTITIES Frattaroli, or any other member of • NO FOC^L LI ONLY have placed in the top ten percent in levels in the scoring. Apparently this young man has not CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA ONLY Civitan. We would very much ap­ • NO SPLIT IMAGES preciate your help for our upcoming Connecticut among participants in From the first-year students were been sufficiently trained in the girl- MANCHESTER activities, and it would be a very the 1978 Annual French Contest spon­ Julia Johnson and Joanne Oshinsky. roping department and has decided • CLEAR VISION AT ALL DISTANCES rewarding experience for you, too. sored by the American Association of From the second-year students was to try and find the easy way out. In • LIGHTWEIGHT AOLITE LENS COMFORT 646-8364 Mark Albert. Three other third-year years past, young men have been CADET* BBBRECIAL The newly elected officers of the Teachers of French. 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Fri., May 19. 1978 O bItvH w ] Women’s Club elects Mrs. George Naczkowskl was president; Mrs. Roger Bagley, se­ Prignano leads attack Lucien G. Vachon Mrs. Andrew Konon Jr. elected president recently of the cond vice president ; Mrs. John Lom­ EAST HARTFORD - Lucien EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Manchester Women’s Club. She bardo, treasurer; Mrs. Edward Gerard Vachon, 44, of 11 Chandler St. Elizabeth Zawada Konon, 49, of 144 succeeds Mrs. David Barry. Merritt, recording secretary; Mrs. died Wednesday at his home. He was Roberts St. died Wednesday at St. The following officers and com­ Sam Crispino, corresponding Earl Yost the husband of Mrs. Ghislaine Gagne Francis Hospital and Medical mittee chairmen were also elected: secretary. Sports Editor Vachon. Center. She was the wife of Andrew Mrs. Robert S. Dutton, first vice Also, Mrs. Richard Carlson and as Tribe nips Enfield Mr. Vachon was born in Sacre Cour Konon Jr. Mrs. Albert Roy, publicity; Mrs. de Marie, Province of Quebec, Mrs. Konon was bom in Newin^n Walter Woykovsky and Mrs. Pascal in memory of Dr.Nlcholas Marziola Canada, and had lived in East Hart­ and lived in East Hartford the past 22 Prignanp, hospitality; Mrs. Edward Reunion next week By MIKE WILSON Senior Dennis Joy then sent both in to Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Mancheitli-r (7) ford for 12 years. He was employed years. Cahalan and Mrs. Buel Grant, CorreepondenI with a line double over left fielder AB R H E RBI program; Mrs. Thomas Prior and Basetoll reunion of sorts for men Lebanon to be presented to the first at Acamat Corp. of East Hartford. She was a communicant of AIL who played with Moriarty Brothers’ Dave Skukowski’s head. Joy, roun­ Prignano, 2b 5 0 3 0 2 He attended St. Rose Church. Saints Russian Orthodox Church of Mrs. Walter Ford, membership; high school runner to finish the 1978 Tom Prignano rapped a Gallagher, ss - 4 1 0 1 0 Orioles and the Bluefields In the Five Mile Road Race Thanksgiving ding second, twisted his ankle and Other survivors are a son, Andre A. Hartford, and a member of All Saints Mrs. Robert Mongell and Mrs. Paul single, double and triple and had to be removed but the injury was DeCiantis, 3b 3 0 0 0 0 1930s’ will be staged one week from morning. 0 Vachon of East Hartford; a Russian Orthodox Sisterhood. Phillips, welfare; Mrs. Norman had two RBI in leading not thought to be serious. An error Linsenbigler, c 4 1 1 0 Holmes, yearbook; Mrs. Robert Roz- tonight at the Manchester Country Earaon Flanagan, a member of the Jordan, lb, p 3 1 1 1 1 daughter, Lucie L. Vachon of i^ st Other survivors are a son, Andrew Gub. Manchester High to a 7-5 vic­ and single by winning pitcher Steve Hartford; two brothers, Trefle Konon III; two daughters, Elizabeth man, finance; Mrs. Anthony Gryk, association and an active runner, . Joy, cf 3 0 1 0 2 Hosts will be two former Twilight spearheaded the interest among the tory over Enfield High in CCIL Pyka accounted for the final runs. Gluhosky, pr 0 1 0 0 0 Vachon and Rosaire Vachon, both of Konon and Tanya Konon, both at telephone; Mrs. Bruno Ladyga, Enfield scored single runs in the Leaguers who distinguished medical men. Merrill Rublnow and baseball action yesterday in Parks, rf 1 1 1 0 0 Canada; and five sisters, Mrs. Mary home; six brothers, William Zawada nominating. fifth and eighth innings off Pyka, 1-2, The annual dinner of the group will themselves in other fields, Gordie Carlos Benavides are other members Enfield. Ostrout, If 2 0 0 0 0 Anna Grenier, Mrs. Bernadette of New York City^ N.Y., Andrew who went 4 l/3innings before being Gauruder, rf 2 0 0 0 0 be Monday at 7 p.m. at the Weir and Elmer Duffy. The former of the MMA who are also active road The win keeps the Indians, 7-8 in Vallee, Mrs. Germaine Vallee, Mrs. Zawada and George Zawada, both of retired from military life in the Air replaced by Jordan on the hill in the Kilpatrick, rf, cf 2 2 0 0 0 Blanche Thivierge and Mrs. Cecile Manchester Country Club. A social runners. the league and 7-9 overall, still in the Seattle, Wash., ^m uel Zawada of Force as a full colonel and is now eighth. Ingraham, p 2 0 2 0 0 hour, will precede the dinner. running for a possible state tourna­ Jobin, pr 0 Jacques, all of Canada. Bloomfield, Theodore Zawada of executive director of the Air Civil The locals completed their scoring 0 0 0 0 Entertainment will be provided by Two basketball rule changes have ment berth. Manchester has a Pyka, p, lb 3 0 1 0 1 The funeral is Monday at 9:15 from East Hartford and Chester Zawada Patrol in Texas. in the top of the seventh. Dave Parks Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, the “Singing Savoyards,’’ a group of been adopted for the 1978-79 season. makeup game against Penney High of Windsor; and three sisters, Mary Duffy, a California resident, has blooped a single and Bob Kilpatrick 318 Burnside Ave., with a mass at St. Gorynski of Hartford, Nellie Koczera members from the Manchester The rules committee voted to Saturday afternoon in East Hartford Totals 34 7 10 2 6 been a highly successful return to the “bench decorum’’ rule was hit by a pitch. Prignano's timely Rose Church at 10. Burial will be in of Newington and Alice Potetz of Gilbert and Sullivan Players. at 1 o’clock. The setback drops En­ triple to deep center field scored both Knficld (5) businessman on the West Coast. of 1978, which was less restrictive St. Mary’s Cemetery. New Britain. The meeting is open to club field to 2-13 in the league, 2-14 runners. AB R H E RBI Friends may call at the funeral members only. Mrs. Richard Mena- Duffy was a fine righthanded than thie 1977 version, and added to overall. Nolan, ss 4 2 1 0 0 The funeral will be Saturday at 9 pitcher and Weir an outfielder during home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and a.m. from Newkirk and Whitne Mrs. George Narzkowski sian is in charge of arrangements. the instances in which a coach may Starting Indian pitcher Brad Skukowski, If 5 1 1 0 0 their diamond careers here. Both Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., legally rise from his bench to give in- Ingraham had a rough day in giving Cerrato, 2b 5 1 3 I 1 men have been away from Wheeler, cf 5 I 1 0 0 Maurice S. Lawlor East Hartford, with Christian burial stmcthNUi to bis team on the floor. up three unearned runs in the first in­ Manchester for many years. A technical foul against a coach Wakelee, c 4 0 1 0 1 EAST HARTFORD - Maurice rites in All Saints Russian Orthodox ning and ending up in a Springfield, HJanrljratrr Downs, lb 4 0 1 0 0 Church of Hartford at 10. Burial will violating the rule will still result in a Mass., hospital with a badly sprained Tom Prignano Stack Lawlor, 56, of 516 Hill St., died Elongated Dave Bldwell, who Jute, rf 3 0 1 0 0 be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Stevens two-stM)t penalty. knee. Wednesday in East Hartford. He was fashioned a brilliant 7-1 won-lost Rmlii Ruel. 3b 4 0 1 1 0 Friends may call at the funeral Tbe.group alM voted to make the A walk, consecutive errors by Mike not sure if Ingrahani will be Masse, p 0 the husband of Mrs. Claire Phillips regular season record in his senior 3 0 0 0 home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Ready for derby trials tap a Aot in all respects except that Jordan and Jamie Gallagher, topped available again this year. Lawlor. (Continued from Page One) following opinions: year at Assumption College, has been There will be a Panahida service a foul committed against the player off by another walk, accounted for Manchester’s big inning was the Totals 37 5 10 2 2 Mr. Lawlor was born Dec. 27,1921, • Transportation is the most es­ Bob Lindsay of the Town Fire Department gives Mike named to the District 1, EMvision n 4 tonight at 7:30 at the funeral home. tapping the ball will be treated as q the tallies. The junior right-hander fourth when it scored four times and Sports Manchester 100 040 200 7 in Ware, Mass. sooner on a state plan for the funding sential item for the development of Scadden of 64 Ralph Road some tips on how to have his soap all-star team. The righthander, who common foul. survived the next two innings without took the lead for good. With one out, Enfield 300 010 010 5 He was a mechanical engineer Gerald E. Thornton required by the Horton vs. Meskill eastern Connecticut, beginning with box racer in top condition for the second annual soap box derby pitched four three-hitters and won employed by the Soneco Service Inc., the completion of Interstate Highway giving up a rim but in the fourth in an Mike Linsenbigler reached on a two- TOLLAND — Gerald E. Thornton, court decision. Stevens favors the eight straight games over a two-year Craig Pinney, of East Hartford, a Groton. He was a member of the 57, of Tolland died Wednesday at foundation grant program for school 84 and rebuilding a rail system sponsored by the town firefighters’ Local Union 1579. The in­ attempt to beat out an infield base error and Jordan followed with period, is the first Assumption tri-captain with the UConn baseball grounder, he slid awkwardly off of a single moving Linsenbigler to Society of Non-Destructive Testing, Windham Community Memorial education, which he said would give between Manchester and Williman­ spection of the cars was held in preparation for trial runs this pitcher ever selected to an all-star the American Welding Society, the more aid to the rural communities. Sunday on Primer Road and, for the derby on June 4 on team this spring, finished the 31- first base resulting in the injury. It’s third. Hospital, Willimantic. He was the tic. team. Bldwell has 19 career game slate with a .293 batting Sportsmanship award Dohey-Ertel Post No. 14, American husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Mortensen Stevens answered questions regar­ • He would ask for the resignation Brookfield Street. There are 28 competitors entered in this triumphs, one shy of the college Legion, and an Army veteran of ding funding for higher education average. Appearing in 30 games, Thornton. of Social Services Commissioner year’s event. record. This weekend he’ll be taking Pinney did not commit one error World War II. which have been asked by MCC pan­ Mr. Thornton was born in Eidward Maher whom he said has part in the NCAA Northeast Division playing right field in 51 chances. He Other survivors are a son, Adaurice Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada, elists at all of the six candidates acted irresponsibily and would call Nicklaus, Player H Regional Tournament in West stole seven bases in as many set by umpiring board S. Lawlor III of East Hartford; two for a revamping of the department if and had lived in Tolland for 27 years. nights at the college. Stevens said he French join* Haven. attempts and scored a team-high 26 daughters, Mrs. Deborah King of A licensed optician, he own^ the thinks the restructuring of the higher he were governor. Manchester Chapter of the Connecticut Board of Ap­ quoted the French commanding of­ runs. proved Basehall Umpires will honor the deserving school Madison and Miss Elizabeth Lawlor Thornton Optical Co. of Willimantic. education department has to be given • He would not favor a state in­ ficer, a colonel, as saying: Nancy Narkon, fresh from her first share opening lead (Continued from Page One) of East Hartford; three sisters, Mrs. He was a member of the state Com­ a chance to work. come tax “under any circumstancs.” season as a student at Broward Com­ with the first annual sportsmanship award al the annual Katherine Garvin of Philadelphia, The state bonding system should be “Behave yourselves. You are not Best college baseball programs in mission of Opticians and was a Exemptions under the sales tax Francois Poncelet, a reporter for munity College In Fort Lauderdale, banquet June 6 at Willie’s. Pa., Mrs. Patricia Bedard of Cincin­ changed, Stevens said, in response to going into conquered territory. Act (^nnecticut are conducted at the DUBLIN, Ohio (UPI) — Someday, Jack Nicklaus and Gary licensed ophthalmic assistant and should be looked at,he said. the privately owned French station has named to Florida’s all-state Doug Pearson, chapter secretary, reports the award will nati, Ohio, and Mrs. Joane Manley of a question from Carroll Maddox, like legionnaires. Don’t let anything University of New Haven where technician. He formerly was • He favors reduced sentencing for Radio Europe No. 1, said in a broad­ women’s golf team. She is the Player are going to start slowing down. East Longmeadow, Mass., and two stop ydu.” Porky Viera fashioned a 28-2 record be called the Earl Yost Sportsmanship Award in honor of associated with Dr. Morton Arnold public relations director at MCC, marijuana offenses, but is not in cast from Kinshasa that 600 current Women’s Division champion That day, however, could be some grandchildren. Communications with the copper this spring and at Eastern Connec­ the long-time board member and officer, and the Windham Medical and who questioned why bonds, which favor of decrim inalization of paratroops carrying submachine at the Manchester Country C3ub. time off if Thursday’s first round of The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 and cobalt mining center have been ticut State College. Bill Holowaty Surgical Eye Group for many years. have been approved for planning the marijuana. guns and bayonets boarded three the $250,000 Memorial Tournament is Yost was an active member of the chapter for 26 years, a.m. from the Glastonbury Funeral cut since the rebels took Kolwezi guided the latter to a 34-9 record in­ He was a former chairman of the college’s permanent campus, have • He favors the Equal Rights French Transall and five Zairean nine days ago. Manchester Medical Association any indication. PGA being secretary-treasurer for two decades. He is now an Home, 450 New London Turnpike, not been released. Stevens said that Amendment, mandatory sentencing cluding 30-2 against northern college Highland District of Boy Scouts and C130 transports and took off from Brussels diplomats also said they has donated a large beautiful trophy When the round on the wet honorary member. Glastonbury, with a mass at 10 in St. he favors a time limitation on the for a number of offenses, and foes. was a member and assistant Kinshasa. had reports that the town of Memorial Course ended, the 38-year- Paul Church. Burial will be in St. release of bonds. He added that “the treating hard core juvenile offenders ball than I did last year in 72 holes,” All board umpires were polled and a committee con­ secretary of the Manchester Power He said they were ordered to clear Mutshatsha, east of Kolwezi, had old defending champion Nicklaus and Augustine Cemetery, South Glaston­ Squadron. He was an Army veteran governor is essentially the bonding the same as adults. the 41-year-old Player were at the said Player, sisting of Frank Johndrow, Leroy Ellingwood, Leo Diana bury. commission” and controls what is on buildings in Kolwezi one by one and fallen to the rebels and that the in­ and Doug Pearson will tally the votes. of World War II. • He said “maybe” to a horse to watch out for booby traps. High golfers split top of the leader board with 5-under- Nicklaus, hosting the tournament Friends may call at the funeral the agendas. surgents were fanning out in the Other survivors are a son, Arthur racing track in the state and a The French radio correspondent region beyond. par 67s. played on a course he designed and home today from 2 to 4 and to 7 to 9 G. Thornton of Tolland; a daughter, On other issues Stevens stated the definite “no” to casino gambling. It would have looked more like a still cares for, had what he called p.m. Mrs. Lynn Clark of Coventry; his tournament in the mid 1960s except “the best day driving I’ve ever had." Mrs. Raymond G. Graham mother, Mrs. Lela Thornton of New two CCIL matches that the other member of. the “big “I’ve never driven it in the middle EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Marion Brunswick, Canada; and a brother, Copter crashes in Shelton Manchester High golf team split a pair of CCIL matches three” of that era, Arnold Palmer, of 14 fairways before,” said Softball Pratt Graham, 68, of 23 Great Hill Leon Thornton of New Brunswick. The AL SIEFFERTS... struggled around the par-72, 7-101- Nicklaus, who played in the morning yesterday at Rockledge Country Club in West Hartford. The In­ Road died Thursday at Manchester The funeral Is Saturday at 10 a.m. yard Murfield Village Golf Club and blrdled the 18th hole to grab the SHELTON, Conn. (DPI) — A prototype U.S. Army helicopter dians tripped Windham, »2, and bowed to host Conard, 3Vfe to REC count for as many runs in trimming Memorial Hospital. She was the wife at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm course in 77 shots. lead from Tom Kite. Dean Machine last night at Nebo, 15- with two men aboard crashed today in the Housatonic River m . Three big innings helped power of Raymond G. Graham. St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose ARE HAVING A FREE GAS GRILL While the 67s turned in by the two Kite, a curly-haired Texan who has Looking Glass to an easy 17-4 deci­ 7. just north of Sikorsky Aircraft’s Stratford plant, police said. Manchester stands 5-8-1 in league Mrs. Graham was born in Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. all-time greats tied the tournament been struggling this year until the sion overZembrowski’s last night at The winners had eight first inning Authorities and spokesmen for Sikorsky were unable to say if play and 8-8-1 overall. Conard’s Jason def. Hickey 5-4, Miller (C) def. Bickford Worcester, Vt., and had lived in East There are no calling hours. COOKING OEMONSTRATION 5-4, Fields (M) halved with Wlodkowski, record, much of the talk centered last couple of weeks, was tied with Keeney. runs with Bob Watts , Dan Jones and Hartford for 25 years. The family suggests that any there were any injuries or fatalities. Scuba divers were at the Burrill took medalist honors with a around the PGA’s decision to allow Jim Simons and Rex Caldwell for se­ scene. Conard took medal point, 313-339. Brad Verona slammed four hits, Leo Maheux each slamming three She is also survived by two sons, memorial gifts may be made to the two-over-par 74. Manchester’s Dave Manchester vs. Windham — Thomas players to pick up and place their cond place at 4-under 68, just one shot hits. Tom Vescey and Paul Zura had The Black Hawk helicopter was undergoing a test flight at AND THEY WANT YOU TO SAMPLE THE one a homer, and drove in six David R. Graham and Richard G. American Cancer ^ ie ty . Thomas was right behind carding a (M) def. Breen 3-1, Sypher (W) def. bails because of the heavy fairways behind Nicklaus and Player. runs.Dave Sauer, Phil Chak and two hits each and Jones and Tom Graham, both of East Hartford; a 9:10 a.m. when it plunged into the water, a Sikorsky 75. Hickey 2-1, Starkey (W) def. Bickford 2- caused by rain. Lon Hinkle, Ed Sneed and Curtis Thibodeau each homered for the spokesman said. Larry Duhaime each had two hits for daughter, Mrs. Judith D. Zdrojowy of Lottery FIXINGS. Resulb: Manchester vs. Conard — up. Fields (M) def. Shane 6-4, Player, playing in his 10th straight Strange were another shot back at 69, the (Jlassmen. Printers. East Hartford; six brothers, two A woman who said she saw the helicopter take off “from Thomas (M) def. Brett 4-2, Burrill (C) Manchester won medal point, 339-350. U.S. tournament, said he felt the and five players — Bobby Wadkins, Sikorsky said it suddenly nosed down and crashed. The Bob Ostberg, Paul Lucas and Jim Tom Bonneau’s four hits led the sisters and four grandchildren. HARTFORD (UPl) - The winning decision was “100 percent the right Mike Morley, Mark Hayes, Andy losers with Rick Milka, Brad Miller witness, Joyce Anderson, said a' boat reached the scene soon Rook each had two hits for the losers, The funeral is Saturday at 1 p.m. at number drawn Thursday in the I SAT., MAY 20th 11-4 P.M. thing to do. It was hard even to find a North and Alan Tapie — were at 2- one of Ostberg's being for four bases. and Dwight Downham each in the Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Connecticut daily lottery was 062. after, and that by 10:15 a.m., the helicopter had submerged. place to place the bail.” under 70. She did not see anyone rescued. She also said spectators En /o y True Charcoal flavor On Your, CANDLELIGHT two-hit bracket. 318 Burnside Ave. Cremation will The winning numbers drawn in the Cheney’s Fraser The little South African, looking A group of 14 players, including Behind the five-hit pitching of Ron WOMEN were made to leave the scene, apparently by Army personnel. follow. Connecticut weekly lottery were 22, for his fourth win of the year, said, Hubert Green, Lou Graham and 1976 Laliberte, Moriarty’s blanked Elks tripped up Renn’s, 10-8, last Friends may call at the funeral 120 and 891609. The lucky color was however, he didn’t think the placing Memorial winner Roger Maltbie, had Crispono’s last night at Fitzgerald, 4- nightat at Cheney. home tonight from 7 to 9. blue. of the ball had any effect on the 1-under 71s. 0 Mary Boyko’s four hits set the pace I paces golf rhatch scoring. The sun came out Thursday after­ Bob Cornell and Paul Ostumi each for the Elks with Dot Brindamour ad­ “I told Jack (Nicklaus) I didn't noon and fair weather was predicted had two hits for the MB's as did Bob ding three more. Managing a split yesterday was the Cheney Tech golf team at have any better lies today placing the for the weekend. Tracy for the Supremes. Bev Bourge collected four hits for Trial of Orlov I Manchester Country Club. The Beaver linksmen topped Vinal Fogarty’s trimmed Allied Printing Renn’s, one a homer.- Tech, 4-1, and fell to Bolton, 3-2. at Robertson, 10-3. CHARTER OAK The split leaves the Tecbmeh at 5-5 Bruins still alive Merrill Myers , Dave White, Rich After a slow start, the Jaycees draws reaction . Bolton moved its record to 8-2 in the Marsh and Jim Flaherty each had finished strong to post an impressive GAS GRILL 5-4, Ferguson (B) def. Lisk 8-7, Corelli 16-2 win over Farr’s last night at conference, its two losses to league­ two-hit performances for the Oilers . 2S.000 (CT) def. Hooper 6-5, Bolton won medal Rich Belekewicz and Mark Duval Fitzgerald. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Orlov trial and the of­ leading Rham High. point, 373-382. against Canadiens BTU...StalnleM Cheney’s Mike Fraser took matched that feat for the Printers. Big stickers were Ken Major and ficial U.S. reaction to it have triggered a series of public Steel Cheney vs. Vinal — Fraser (CT) def. DUSTY Mike Moulin with four hits each, exchanges reminiscent of Cold War days. medalist honors with an 82 With Makuch 10-8, Bubiok (V) def. Victor M, Bumer...Rataliw Bolton’s Scott Ovian carding an 87. Lisk (CT) def. Weber 7.6. Corelli (CT) BOSTON (UPI) — Terrific? Certainly. Fantastic? Tension lasted right down to the Mickey Miller and Gary Dumaq with A State Department statement, cleared at the highest three each and Rich Bolbrock and levels of the administration, said “to punish activities Heat Batter...Won1 Results: Cheney vs. Bolton — Fraser def. Cummins 7-6, Cheney won medal Unquestionably. But invincible? last out last night at Robertson as bum out Ilka othar (CT) def. Ovian 4-3, Ursin (B) def. Victor point, 382-425. Not quite. Suburban Floors nipped the Angels, Joe Stack two each, all for the aimed at increasing free expression of opinion as ‘subver­ winners. sive” ... is a gross distortion of internationally accepted matala.. The Montreal Canadiens can be Bruins, who had not beaten Montreal 5-4. once in a Stanley Cup final series in Bill DiYeso, Henry O’Brien, Barry Rick Blesso’s three blows led the standards of human rights.” beaten, as the Boston Bruins proved losers who also had two hits each Scholastic sports roundup ^ Thursday night in grinding out a 4-0 20 years. Also, the Canadiens had Bernstein and Barry Botticello each Soviet dissident Yuri Orlov, who helped found a group The Charmglow Traveling won 11 straight games in their last stroked two blows for the Floors and from Jim Welch and Ken Roback. to monitor Soviet compliance with the Helsiniki agree­ shutout over the twice defending Chef will be conducting Field. • three Stanley Cup finals, had been Tom Neville, Rich O’Neil, Dana ment on human rights, was sentenced to seven years in a Tennis Stanley Cup champions. INDY a gaa grill cookout The two teams face off again Sun- unbeaten in its previous 13 games Lemay, Pat Irish and Larry prison camp for anti-Soviet activities. BENNET Thrifty Package trounced Nelson’s The House of Representatives passed a resolution 399 R jO R S U n CHENEY TECH day night at Boston Garden with against Boston and, because the Seredack each came up with two demonstration. With Shawn Spears leading the last night at Nike, 12-5, with Scott to 0 condemning the Orlov trial in Moscow and the im­ Cheney Tech tennis team bowed, 3- Montreal leadine the best-of-seven indicated the Bruins would not safeties for the losers. way, Bennet varsity baseball team Montreal leading the Dest-ot-seven Hanson slamming three hits and Ed prisonment and punishment of others in the Helsinki 2, to Lyman Memorial yesterday at series, 2-1. flying FEI.INE whipped Windham, 19-4, yesterday in Frenchmen. Scoring all 10 runs in the fifth in­ White, John Madden, Barry Nixon, monitoring group. the West Side Oval. Willimantic. The win was a rare treat for the FOR “This is definitely the best anyone ning, Crispino's dumped Wendy’s last Butch Kinney and Kevin Hanlon two The resolution said it was “the sense of Congress” that NOW ONLY Steve Ference took a singles win Spears went the route on the hill, and Charlotte West and Doug Landry has played against us this year,” said night at Nebo, 10-6.The winners each. One of the latter’s was for four “the unjustly imprisoned members of the Soviet Helsinki hurling a four-hitter and striking out NHL scoring champion Guy Lafleur. bases. Groups (Orlov and others) should be granted their SPRING combined 'in doubles for a triumph trailed 6-0 before the big inning. $ 1 3 0 0 0 nine. Offensively he had a double, “The shutout may be good for us, Marcy MacDonald and Kathy Mike Longo came up with two hits freedom and allowed to pursue their lawful activities on for the Beavers, now 6-5 for the two singles and three RBI for the ^ season. . because it makes us realize we’re up McConnell each collected three hits for Nelson’s. behalf of basic human rights without further Bears. Joe Panaro was a perfect 5- harassment.” Results: Kostor (LM) def. Talamini 0- against a good team.” fo r the Supremes and Beth NIKE >36»» for-5 scoring four times and knocking Westown topped Wilson last night White House press secretary Jody Powell said Presi­ 2,.4-6, 6-3; Carrier (LM) def. Rivard 64), The Bruins scored twice in the first MacDonald and Joan Beaudry added 6- 2; Ference (CT) def. Atrens 6-3,in two 6-2; while Mike Oleksinski had two at Nike, 10-4. dent Carter was “deeply concerned” about the Orlov con­ 5:11 of the game and held Monreal to two each. Clark-Hastings (LM) def. Hewitt-Wamer hits and a pair of RBI. 16 shots while taking 36 themselves. Best for Wendy’s were Joanne Bill McCarthy, Dave Carriera, viction and had talked to Secretary of State Cyrus Vance ILLING 7- 6,6-3; West-Landry (CT) def. Brennan- “You have to take them as the Perotti with three hits and Mary Frank Rizza and Ron Bickford each about it. Behind the two-hit shutout pitching BRENT Phlllips 6-1, 6-2. Montreal Capadienk, not as in­ Cochran, Sandy Gardner and Karen had two hits for the winners with Bob of Skip Moreau, filing varsity dividuals,’’ said Rick Middleton, Turek with two each. Magnano adding a homer. In Antique Blue Baseball baseball team blanked East Hart­ whose one-man effort gave Boston its EASTERN Paul Lorentzen’s two bingles led ford’s freshmen, 6-0, yesterday at second goal. Allied Printing made 15 base hits the Electriemen. AREA SCHOOLS Martin Field. Dave Besterfleld had a Ah, the looks you’ll get for looking good in PLUS MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS Area clubs got in two games first inning two-run double and Dean Florsheim shoes this Spring. Smashing colors, yesterday with one w ^ in g and the Cook stroked a two-run single in the Make Memorial Day - ★ I D D C THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU other bowing. South Windsor High Little League luxurious leathers, unbeatable styles. Lai al aWa LOW PRICESancPERSONAL SERVICE fourth inning for filing, now 6-1. made it two straight with a 3-1 win Moreau aided his own cause with two over Glastonbury in CVC action 'Day of Remembrance fr,rtiy,-a* safeties. Paul Martin had two triples and while Rham High dropped an 88 INTERNATIONAL hurling a two-hitter, striking out Prepare now to choose a beautiful Bam Hling jayvee baseball team out­ s Dave Dougan struck out 14 and seven. ■ drove in five runs and Peter Ready duke to East Hampton High. and John McCarthy each added two Gaud Monument to memorialize your Bryan Heath hurled a five-hitter, in lasted J.F. Kennedy yesterday, 11-9. withstood a last inning rally to lead departed loved one on Memorial Day. 443-44S HARTFORD RD. | / | / MANCHESTER, Paul Peck notched the mound win, the Oilers over Dairy ^ e e n , 2-1, last Scoring in every inning. Modem hits for the winners. Larry Marrotti We have a wide choice leading the Bobcats to their fourth CORNER OF MCKEE ST. END OF KEENEY' win in 16 outings. Frank Marandino and Sean Nevlns night at Leber Field. The Queens Janitorial whipped Bob’s Gulf fast had three hits including a triple and of monuments guaran­ each had two hits, Manny Johnson managed their three hits and one run night at Waddell, 24-6. Chris Burby Tommy Heal two doubles for the teed by the Barre Rham saw Its chances of a COC ti­ Fraa Sarvica • No Extra Chargae. doubled and Scott Holmes played in the home sixth inning but Dougan had two doubles and two homers, losers. Guild. IF YOU HAVIA H A in n CHANOI. VIIA tle damaged, in the loss to ^ s t ' lANKAMMICARO, AMimCAN IX M III, Hampton. The Sachems drop to 10-5 well defensively for the Rams, now 4- fanned the fast batter for the win. John Paggioli four hits, Ray Custer CAHTI lUNCHi on D iN in t c l u I 2 for the season. Jim Fogarty had the winners’ only three and John Tracy two in a 16-hit INT. FARM CARO, T H IN you MAY OUAUFV FOR with the loss while the Bellringers UOOM tWORTH OF INSTANT CRIOIT.’ blow, a double. attack by Janitorial. Ray Lata, Eric Dairy (Jueen stopped the Oilers improved their mark to 7-9 with the last night, 26-7, with two big innings. victory. Softball Bocchino and Brad Freeman each TONIOHT TIL 9 Dean Soares collected four hits Sean “ ffherf Women Lov^To Shop For Men" East Hartford High at ILLING AMERICAN had two hits for Bob’s with Lata Monuments Mon. A Thura. til 0 Doherty and Dave Kehaya three each Wethersfield and the Conard-Penney IlUng varsity girls’ softball team American Legion topped Clvitan, 7- homering. Tuae., Wad. A Sat. HI 5 and Mike wazer and Tony Botticello MANCHESTER VERNON tilt in East Hartford were postponed. dropped a 13-8 decision to Webb of % 3, Wednesday at Waddell Field. SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. 903 Main Street Tri-City Plaza Bruce Marandino and Danny Wright AMERICAN FARM two each for the winners. Rick y r s o Parking Away From Mo Shopping Haaalo" East Catholic had its night game Wethersfield yesterday. Diane 470 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER-Phone 648-7732 with Xavier High in Middletown post­ Ferguson and Denise Plante each Gerry Gheevera each bad two hits for the Legion with Modem Janitorial outlasted Police Barnett had three hits and Scott poned to toni^t at 7:30 at Palmer had two hits for the 1-4 R ras. Stan In victory winning pitcher Paul Tetreault & Fire, 17-11, last night at Buckland. Hempstead two for the Oilers.

■‘V • MANCMESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 19.1078- PAGE FIFTKF.n PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 19, 1978 (Junior toccw Junior uague) Q u a r te r s i l l h ig h -s ta k e s g a m e Unexpected chance Griffey relaxed East Enroth, Dana Harmon, Laurie R alden — Coaches Bob Walsh, WOaon, Chris Terry, JJohn Hiller of the Baseball party ^ ^ open series Smith, LA 128 44 .344 Mike Wilson: players — William Shea, John Robichaud, Dave Bean. American League Angels 9, While Sox 5 Collins to tie the score, 2-2. notched his second victory. Remember the Simon and Gar- “The worst thing about all this is Tigers is one. Hiller becomes a 10- BOSTON (UPI) - The birth of a Don Baylor’s second career grand- Buckner, Chi 90 31 .344 Mels 8, Braves 7 Silver, Eric Robichaud, David that I just paid my apartment rent slated May 26 East George Foster’s single in the same Callahan, Lisa LaTeano, David funkel song, "Mrs. Robinson,” which year man next month and the Tigers pennant race gets under way a month slam homer helped the Angels beat Griffey, Cin 152 51 .336 Steve Henderson’s two-out single through July,” said Bonds. W L Pet. GB Inning then brought in Griffey with Vitols, Gary McDonough, Jeff San­ asked where have you gone, Joe will have to get his permission hefore earlier than expected tonight when the White Sox and snap a three-game Monday, La 114 38 .333 in the 10th inning scored Lenny Ran­ He should read the Basic Agree­ Buzz Weir and Ray Andisio are Detroit 21 10 .667 — the winning run to give unbeaten left­ toro, Pat Cosgrove, John Hedlund, DlMagglo? Maybe someb^y ought they can trade him but he’s perfectly the Boston Red Sox face the first- losing streak. Chris Knapp went 5 1-3 Almon, SD 127 42 .331 dle with the winning run, making a ment between the owners and the handling arrangements for the Boston 23 12 .657 — hander Fred Norman his fifth vic­ Steven Albert, Martin Brogie, Jay President’s medal to write another one now asking content to remain in Detroit. place Tigers in a four-game series in innings for California and won his Baker, LA 111 36 .324 winner out of Skip Lockwood, now 2- players, and if he does, he’ll find out baseball reunion Friday night. May New York 20 13 .606 2 tory. Pedro Borbon relieved in the where have all the White Sox gone. In “I don’t want to play anywhere Detroit. fifth game in eight decisions. Simmons, St. L 128 41 .320 3. Henderson’s hit to center came off Hall, Debbie Lawler, Mike NEW YORK (UPI) - City College he has nothing to worry about. That Cleveland 16 17 .485 6 eighth to gain his third save. case you haven’t bothered checking else,” he says. “I have no intention of 26 at the Manchester Country Club The Red Sox planned on a season- Orioles 5, Blue Jays 3 Foster, Cin 148 47 .318 loser Buddy Solomon, now 1-3. LeTourneau, Jacque Doiron, President Robert Marshak will rent money has to be paid back to Milwaukee 16 18 .471 6V, Ellis Valentine hit a solo homer for lately, here’s where you’ll find them : playing out my contract. I want to which will honor Gordie Weir and long battle for the American League Doug D ^inces drove in three runs Driessen, Cin 129 41 .318 Rpsemaqr Wilson, Sean Sullivan,' award the CCNY President’s Medal him by the Rangers. Elmer Duffy. Baltimore 14 19 .424 8 Steve Gericb, Joe Cosgrove, Sean to basketball Coach Floyd Layne for Rich Gossage and Bucky Dent are finish my career right here where I East flag but figured the first show-' with a pair of homers to spark the American League with the Yankees now; Bobby Bonds Bonds is reporting to his fifth club am .” Men who played with the Orioles Toronto 13 20 .394 9 .394 Belleville, Nancy Wynn. “o^tanding contributions to City in four years, and if he’s wondering down would come June 19 when they Orioles to victory over the Blue Jays. Carew, Min 142 56 and Richie Zisk with the Itengers; Years ago, it was altogether and Bluefields in the Twilight League Weal 53 .361 Earthquakes — Coach Peter College and the athletic program” at meet the Yankees for the first time. Mike Flanagan went the distance on Rice, Bos 147 Spinks cleared of charge Oscar Gamble is playing for the why, he can check the Basic Agree­ different. A player had no say over who would like to attend ate asked to W L Pet. GB 35 .330 Krupp: players — Chris Castagna, the college’s 33rd annual All Sports Instead they are in second place, a seven-hitter to gain his fourth Sundberg, Tex 106 Padres, Terry Forster for the ment again because that’s a big part which club he could be traded to and contact Weir at 643-5714 or Andisio at Oakland 22 13 .629 — Vincent Zito, Don Gaston, Ken Night Dinner Thursday. just .021 points behind the young and triumph in seven decisions. Cooper, Mil 131 43 .328 ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Heavyweight 24-year-old Spinks, who dethroned of the reason. Under terms of the 649-2686. California 20 14 .588 Parrott, Seth Vinick, Alan Tully, Dodgers and Ken Brett for the a pitcher like Dick Littlefield wound hungry Tigers. Twins 8, Royals 6 Carty, Tor 117 38 .325 Muhammad Ali in February in one of Layne led CCNY’s basketball team Agreement, ballplayers can have Weir reports about 60 former Kansas City 18 15 .545 3 champion Leon Spinks walked out of Paul Marble, Chris Nelson, Thomas Angels. up with 10 different clubs. "I’m a little surprised at where Mike Cubbage, Butch Wynegar and Lezeano, Mil 83 27 .325 to its third consecutive City Universi­ their freedom by playing out . their teammates of the guests are 3^4 a courtroom Thursday cleared of the biggest upsets in boxing history. All have left the White Sox the past Littlefield works for General Texas 17 15 .531 thev are.” said ^ston shortstop Jose Morales knocked in two runs Otis, KC 96 31 .323 Finnegan, John Thurston, Eric. ty championship this year. contracts and that being the case, the expected. Minnesota 13 23 .361 9t4 charges of possessing cocaine and He did not say whom he suspected of Motors now as a checker in one of Rick Burleson Thursday after the idle apiece to spark the Twins to victory Lynn, Bos 121 39 .322 marijuana but still convinced his the frame. Seattle 12 25 .324 11 Red Sox worked out for the second over the Royals. Rod Carew and Thompson, Det 131 42 .321 Chicago 10 21 .323 10 latest brush with the law was a Police said they found a foil packet straight day in Detroit while the Willie Norwood added solo homers Porter, KC 109 35 .321 frame-up. containing one hundredth of a gram Jal Alai results Thursday's Results Tigers concluded a series in for Minnesota while Hal McRae Cubbage, Min 106 34 .321 “The drugs were planted,” Spinks of cocaine inside Spinks’ hatband. ■■■■ Thursday evening mmmmm California 9, Chicago 5 Milwaukee. homered for Kansas City. Home Runs said of the illegal substances found in The marijuana was Jater when he Milwaukee 8, Detroit 7 “It's a long, long year and you can Rangers 6, A's 4 * National League: Monday, LA 9; his hat and pocket after he was was searched at the police station. FKTMIMUSmBfm mnttmmustaamn SKMn cut SMUS sm p m New York 5, Cleveland 3 } 6m M l I ILN U l iM 7M ill 216 2.41 2Mgil IIN SN Ul never tell till September. But I think Juan Beniquez had four hits and Kingman, Chi and Luzinski, Phil 8; stopped by police for an auto viola­ But a Circuit Court grand jury 2 M 6ni 141 2JI 4l9*^ Ul 4JI 4 te M U l IN 7 C M 141 Baltimore 5, Toronto 3 they’ll be competitive. I do feel their drove in four runs in leading the Bench and Driessen, Cin, Smith, LA tion April 21. “They were not planted Thursday returned a “no true bill” IMbllgi 3JI IZiM 141 Texas 6, Oakland 4 m k t s t m «Mih4-7 3UI I M 2-4 sue hitting will level off. All those guys Rangers over the A’s. Jim Sundberg, and Schmidt, Phil 7. by the law. Somebody had to have my on the drug-possession charges FaMaS-lNJI M9Cta7-4IUI P«fidi24llJI Minnesota 8, Kansas City 6 TriteO 2-4-7 S214I are hitting .300 now (.291 as of celebrating his 27th birthday, American League: Rice, Box 11; h it.’’ against the young champion, who TrMi 3-X-l 47121 TrIMi 7-4>l IIUI Thursday), but by time season is m .m u % ta a m n nm GNi Mus sm m s B6m CME MUS SVB pm Today's Games equaled a team record by hitting in Baylor, Cal and Thompson, Det 10; “I’m going to hold onto my own spent an hour in a secret session with $v#9 * lUI 7J6 4JI S M ua lS M a 12M US 121 IMiCmhi Ul 7JI Ul New York (Tidrow 1-3) at Toronto over, some will and some won’t.” his 17th consecutive game for Texas. Alexander, Oak and Zisk, Tex 9. coat and hat from now on,” said the Ih S T o m d u US U l IftMtltewn lUI IN the panel. 3torn iN Ul 4tMaihpi Ul SRntratM SJI (Lemanczyk 0-7), N The Red Sox’ rise to the top also ikdtm 1M M M 14ILM MWi44SUI Baltimore (D. Martinez 3-1) at was to be accomplished through good m u k u n jw 4NriactiS-l 72jN NrficOMlIUI htkdM Uinn Triilcti 3-M 44MI Triteti M4 71LM Cleveland (Paxton 1-2), N hitting. Yet during their string of 11 (sports slat^ J tM tM m M am OHK Mus sna m s m CM NNUS SIB pm Boston (Torrez 5-1) at Detroit wins in the last 13 games, the hitting T M IM MUS r a m s SMSa^ lUI 121 4JI lUsSkMm i9M 141 141 3 Itei fe n il IN IN (Sykes 2-0), N has sagged. Part of the reason has ItiMhpi lUI 7JI U l IJaiiaM IN U l Dennis retiring Ul IMIMNI Ul E M M IN Minnesota (Thormosgard 1-5) at been the absence of George Scott, Friday « MMIM4UI MM2-7 2SJI BEREA, Ohio (UPI) - Veteran %M 24 2SJI Nrf9diU171N P»Ms74tlN Kansas City (Hassler 0-0), N who will miss another three weeks of BASEBALL Macta 2-8 UN 7rMaeta S4-1 1.423JI T tM 7-U NL7I California (Tanana 6-1) at action with a fractured finger, and guard A1 Dennis, 25, has notified the East Catholic at Xavier, T M 24-1 3MJI m 6MK NRui ffvn pm TOYOIA'^MILLION-DOLLAIKIASH BUY TIME • Mv lUI liN 7JI Cleveland Browns he is retiring after Milwaukee (Caldwell 3-2), N the punchless bat of Butch Hobson, 7:30 2 (M a I 7JI IN three seasons in the National Foot­ Cheney Tech at Rham, Sksf IN Texas (Medich 0-1 and Ellis 2-2) at who returns to the team tonight after M M 24 41U Seattle (Pole 3-4 and Mitchell 2-3), 2, receiving a cortisone shot in Boston ball League. 3:15 Jal alal entries PvfKta 1-2 14221 N to soothe his aching right elbow. The Browns also announced Newington at South AT CARTERS “ Friday evening Trificti 1-2-5 4S17I FOR THE 1980OLYMPIC GAMES. Thursday that veterans Barry Eumn CHE NNus SIB pm Chicago (Wortham 1-2) at Oakland During the power outage, the Windsor ENKUS Ttbouesaus ICMJM lUI IN IN Darrow, a starting offensive tackle, 7 m t 7iMliHi IN IN (Broberg 4-2), N pitching corps has sparked the team. Glastonbury at Rockville May Is the traditional car buying 2 6M a T e M i IN SOMETHING FOR THE Saturday's Games Discounting a 9-7 win that opened the and wide receiver Lawrence Bolton at Cromwell A M U INN Williams failed to report for their P«Mil-7NUI New York at Toronto streak, the Red Sox pitching staff has Vinal Tech at Coventry time, and hare at Carters we’ve 1 OaaMl physical examinations. I-IiMSm lO dM T rM I-7-2 1AI7JI US. OLYMPIC ATHLETES... Baltimore at Cleveland compiled a 2.18 earned run average. GOLF IC M a Turn CM NNUt ffVB pm IE r m JCMalZiM lUI IN LN Boston at Detroit Berlin/Old Sayhrook at got some of the bast buys of tho 7. b m Sm0s 7 . I M IlMvEtMm IN IN A $1,000,000 DONATION. Chicago at Oakland 1 lauW i 4M6Mnte U l Manchester SNM MMS4 37JI California at Milwaukee, N NKOMi Mm Linescores East Catholic/St. Paul at year on the Great 1978 Cnavrolet. MMINNUS n k tm tm a MCWNNUS 118I6MKIINUS P M a U lN il As you may know, our Olympic athletes are not govern­ Minnesota at Kansas City, N 7 m i 7ms 7p«ns 7PNm 7fMmM2UI L hnwjiilalnH LOm MM L6M»Mi|i MNU 221211 ment subsi(dized. So they neeid money to train now if Texas at Seattle, N GIRLS SOFTBALL NEW CHEVEHE 4 DR NEW MONZA COUPE LMMil 2. M m tEIE nc M M g a 2 .6 a M C M i irTBMCElTIl National League IM gillM i 3. M IMp I M i M i T ^ X A M a lIn i they’re going to win in Moscow in 1980. National League Morris, Arroyo (4), Foucault (8) Enfield at Manchester, IMatM I f i a n k a l M 1 Eran M r Cinci 000 000 030 - 3 7 1 and May; Replogle, McClure (5), 3:30 IM ilM n IJaer-SiM M IMMSm East HkW kOnm l 1 M Caaa Mtl 010 100 000 - 2 3 1 Castro (7) and Martinez. W—Castro Saturday with 4 speed Here’s our plan: Toyota an(j your participating Toyota W L Pet. GB Irena., cast Iron 4 7. S e r a 7. tan M r * 7. M M Norman, Borbon (8) and Bench; IG m a lM lU n iE M a n i M l Eo m m ( Bowling ) (1-0). L— Foucault (1-3). BASEBALL whitewalls, body aide e n g in e , (deaier wiii make a (donation for the U.S. Oiympic team , Philadelphia 18 14 .563 — Rogers and Carter. W— Norman (5- a n ta H M a n C M Mas Montreal 18 16 .529 1 HRs—Detroit, Thompson (10), Kemp Bulkeley at East mid., and other extras. whitewalls, radio, M6MXI0NUS every time a newToyota car or truck is soi(d through June 0). L—Rogers (4-4). HRs—Montreal, (2); Milwaukee, Thomas (8). Catholic, 11 a.m. wheel covers, dlx 7ms TWI-LITE- Lynne Top­ Chicago 16 17 .485 2>A Valentine (4). steering wheel. St.' ^ L GMiiici IZapi 30th,1978. Heip us make our saies goai, so we can give I New York 16 21 .432 4W: Manchester at Penney, 1 IM a ait 2. C M M r ping 206-529, June Schuktz N.Y. 000 003 200 - 5 9 0 East Hartford at HOSOO $ 3 0 0 Q ICnaWakfdgi 178-180-514, Debbie $1,000,000 or more, to heip buiid a tough U.S. team. Pittsburgh 14 19 .424 4Vi! 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GIRLS SOFTBALL Sedan with economical V-6, atd. trana., radio, power, with V-6. auto, trana.. vrhltewalls, AM-FM radio, power Los Angeles 21 14 .600 IVz steering, Landau equipment, air cond., much else. SL G O G E T and a tough Oiympic team. L—Sambito (2-1). HRs-Philadelphia, East Catholic at South steering, body aide mida. SL No. 1642 Cincinnati 21 15 .583 2 No. 1015 ______. Martin (2). Tor 200 000 010 - 3 7 1 Catholic, 10 a.m, Houston 16 17 .485 6V, Balt 000 220 Olx - 5 9 0 San Diego 16 18 .471 6 Penney at Manchester, (10 innings) Clancy, Moore (5) and Cerone; 10 a.m. Atlanta 13 20 .394 6V, Atla 040 020 100 0 - 7 10 1 Flanagan and Dempsey. ■tough one Thursday'ii Results N.Y. 102 020 200 1 - 8 11 0 W—Flanagan (4-3). L— Clancy (2-3). Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2 Hanna, Easterly (3), Devine (5), Latex-lte Super-Seall Supsr-tough, SOMETHING FOR YOU... 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f Senator says Mafia may be moving in on health care groups ^Belle Ringers^ Flliheter . WASHINGTON (UPI) - There is Senate Finance subcomralttee that organized crime is taking over Carter and HEW Secretary Joseph tion with a bill by Sen. Eidward M. when he refused to withdraw a law­ 4e he does not oppose the concept of prepaid health plans, but pointed to IH evidence the Mafia may be moving in Califano as a way to reduce Uie Kennedy, D-Mass., to pump $500 suit filed against a chain of hospitals to play Sunda on prepaid health care organizations Health Maintenance Organizations, one Instance of. an apparent murder nation’s ballooning health care costs. million into HMDs in the coming five and clinics allegedly owned by DEbUt DETECTIVE (PO) — Am le Glnrdot, Philippe CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF TTmTHITO K I N D f f ^ — NoireL Mystery. Delightful romance between a reclusive that currently serve 6.5 million but urged tight, careful control over contract on the West Coast. HMDs provide medical services years. Chicago organized crime figures. Richard Dreyfnss, Teri Oarr. S c t o c p f l c ^ 21? $500 million in proposed federal aid There 're some 160 private HMDs The Emanuel “Belle” Ringers will classics professor anaa hard-noaed, yet feminine, woman brated Steven Spielberg look M U .F .O .a . T’to t o some Americans, Sen. Sam Nunn, OOa., from flu shots to surgery for a set Nunn said Senate -investigators “The man who was to pull the present their first concert Sunday at iUce inspector makes up for an average murder plot, dumb touches and the actuiil story Is primlUve, to^tbe testified Wednesday. to such groups. , — mbstly in the West and Midwest— medical fee paid in advance. confirmed one insta: ce of a plan to trigger died of a heart attack the day rench fun all the way. GRADE; A-mlmu. (Handler) 4 p.m. in the sanctuary of Emanuel r special eHects are so ejrtra

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■ k MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ May 19, 1978- PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ May 19, 1978 HTwlirf I I H»lpW§iil$d U Prhata Inatniedona 1$ Homaa For Solo 23 Sualnoaa Proparty 39 ArtfO— 47 Homaa For Solo 23 Homo* lor Solo 23 PHONE FROM Home to ser­ JANITORIAL HELP Wanted - r e m e d ia l READING and 8 WOODSIDE STREET National Weather Forecast A SOFT ICE CREAM ’Truck NCR CASH REGISTER - Killian looses vice dur customers In the 5 to 9 p.m. Monday thnl math; Individualized work Manchester - completed 1977. Reconditioned, with many Manchester area. Flexible Friday. East Hartford area. program, Ust-8th grade)'to 160 X 200 lot. Greenhouse, ready to go. CaU today. 203- Lott amf Found 8774116. , totals. Call after 530 p.m., 2U- hours. Super earnings. 249- Middle aaei man preferred. master’s dc(9ee teacher. 569- cedar siding, wood beams, 3K7. LOST - Family Pet. Black 7TO. Roger C. Pease and Son 807S. brick floor downstairs, wide iH r EVERYTHIN6 WE IB^AiTOR primary protest Bunding Maintenance. 875- She Heratb pine upstairs, solid pine MANCHESTER - For sale male cat with white pawa and MOLDED FORMICA top and WANTED - Gas station atten- VStO. commercial building and M.tM.T0UCH TURNS TO chin. Wearing white flea Rako In tha extra cabinets. Solar, plus wood,, paneled bar with two shelves dant, full or part time. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING plus gas beat. Low low utiUty' Uquor store. CaU for detaUs, collar. Please call 649-2009. money you can maka Marion E. Robertson, and four stools. $175. 6464028. Reward. '* ' responsible person LUBRICATION PERSON bllla. Shown by appointment. HARTFORD (UPI) — Lt. Gov. Robert Killian has for thini shift. References. Wanted - To lubricate trucks by selling no-longer- Realtor, 643-5953. Open house Sunday 1 to 5p.m. TWO PAIRS of bucket seaU struck out in his attempt to convince authorities Gov. IMPOUNDED- Brown and Call 871-1698. and trailers. Must have needed Items with a 647-9795, 6434 65 or 6 4 9 ^ . experience, good starting from PonUac. 1 pair red, 1 <777111111110 Ella T. Grasso used deceptive campaign tactics to win white, female English Setter. low-cost, fast-acting pair white. Excellent condi- PART TIME Driver for wage, excellent'; working ‘ _ con- Classified Ad. HEBRON - 61/2 room Raised the Democratic primary in New Britain. Call Andover Dog Warden, PHONE 643-2711 Pool Satoto Wontod 21 Uon. $50 pair. 6334131. 742-7194. school buses. We will train ditlons. All fringeInge benefits. Ruich on treed lot with lake DANIEL F. REALE, REALTORS Strike three came Thursday when Glenn Knierim, chief responsible applicants. Call For appointment call 688-2233. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD IMANQIUSV.V. V v Sehoola-Cloaaoa 79 view and privileges. "Country SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, - 646-4526 administrator of Connecticut’s probate court, ruled New 643-2414. kitchen’’,* fireplace family ALL CASH For your property, PononolB 2 within 24 hours. Avoid Red sand, stone, fiU, processed 179 Main Slraat ManchMtw, Cl. Britain attorney Edward Januszewski did not violate the MACHINISTS - Job shop FOR THE BEST - Manchester room, 2 car garage. $42,50(). RN or LPN - Full or part experience, lathe and milling Tape, Instant Service. Hayes avel.For deliveries, call probate code of conduct by campaigning for Mrs. Grasso RIDE WANTED from INDEX iOWIII lIMPIIAtUlll 1 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 No agents pfrase. CaU 537- »rge H. Griffing, Inc. An­ Manchester to New Britain, time. 3 to 11. Laurel Manor, 91 machines able to work with ADVERTISING pupils per teacher. FREE in­ 3255.______CorporaUon, 6464131. S before the primary. Chestnut street, 6 4^19. minimum supervision. Call N O T IC It dover, 74^7886. early morning hours. Call 1 — Lott and Found troductory lesson with this ad. TAG SALES Recently, the state Elections Commission and Chief today, day shift Newgate DEADLINE DUTCH COLONIAL - 8 SELLING your house? CkiU us after 5, 843-1257. a — Ptrtontit CaU 6 4 6 ^ . or 646-3549. rooms. Formal dining room. 4 DARK LOAM DeUvered - 5 State's Attorney Joseph Gormley also refused to in­ RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Machine, Manchester. 647- 3 — Announctmtntt first and we’ll make you a 12:00 noon tho day before bedrooms. 11/2 baths. Family cash offer. T.J. Crockett, yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, GROW ea r th w o r m s for Good salary benefits and 1789. 4 ~ Enitrttlnmtnt publicatJon. ' ■ • i s s r WASHER - and like new vestigate Killian’s charge that Mrs. Grasso broke 5 — Auctions ^ room wiUi fireplace and bar. Realtor, 643-1577. gravel and more stone. 643- MOVING - BIG TAG SALE - prrofit. Free Data - Worm working conditions. Apply Oaadllna for Saturday ar.d 123- □ REAL ESTATE dryer. Pool table, coffee Saturday May 20th., Sunday Connecticut's election laws during the primary. Vernon Manor, 180 Regan UPIW IATHIR POTOCAS1 C Breezeway, 2 car garage, with Wi.Vorld, 1810 S. Josephine, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full FINANCIAL Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. loft. Acre -I- lot. Spring fed table, lamps. Telephone 569- May 21st. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. “To my thinking, the statement issued by the probate Denver, Co. 80210 or call Mr. Road, Vernon, ni-0385. S -- Bonds-Stocks-Mortgtgtt IMMEDIATE Cash for your time, interested in personal 9 — Ptfional Loans pond. $60,500. Group I, BUILDING - Hardware, 3547. Final clearance Monday May court administrator is another shocking attempt to duck James Collect - 303-778-1028. Homoa For Solo 23 Let us ^lain our growth, creativity, participa­ 10 — Insuranct PLEASE READ For period ending 7 ajn . EST 5/20/78. During Friday Phjlbrlck Agency, 64642llo. fair proposal. Cali Mr. ceiling tile, paneling, files, 22,11-5 p.m. Furniture, Mason responsibility," Killian said, adding he will consult with a MASSEUSES - Experienced, night, generally fair weather is expected to favor the major GIGANTIC TAG SALE - 8 jars, bric-a-brac, paperwork, or will train. Phone 646-9880 tion and continued education EMPLOYMENT BeUiore, M7-I413. construction ilems, Saturday RESPONSIBLE Childless, for speciality practice. 2 MANCHESTER - Immaculate families. You name it, betcha etc. 98 Union Street, lawyer to determine what to do next. for an interview appointment. 13 - Halp Wantad YOUR AD part of the nation. Some rain or showers, however, may be Gamholotti-bullt 5 Room SOUTH WINDSOR - Pine and Sunday, 81 Tolland Turn­ professional couple, will years college or dental assis­ 14 — Businass Opportuniilaa we have it. Thursday - Sun­ Rockville. No previews. Mrs. Grasso beat Killian by an almost two-to-one Claaalllad ada are taken over found over parts of the upper Mississippi Valley and lower Ranch. Stonefront, fireplace, Knob Hill area, 3 bedroom MAY WE BUY your home? pike, Manchester (next to Ar­ nousesit your home first two tant training preferred. Send 15 ~ Silualion Wantad the phone as a convanianca. day. Rain or shine. Take margin in the May 2 showdown. Killian immediately EMERGENCY MEDICAL Plains. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max bedrooms. Many new Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, Uving Quick, fair, all cash and no cadia Restaurant) 646-5707. weelu of June. References. resume to P.O. Box 1, EDUCATION ^ Tha Herald la reaponalbla for See you at tha room, large family room with Route 87, South from Colum­ HI! WE’RE gonna start claimed Mrs. Grasso used dirty tricks in winning New Telephone 643-8557, after 5 Technicians. Apply 1739 Main only one inco^act Inaartlon and readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 61 (88), Boston.56 (75), features. $40s. Hayes Corp., problems. Call Warren E. Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. 16 — Privat» InstrucfftPta Mancheetar built-ins. Finished rec room, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. HALF PRICE ON GuiUrs, bia Center, Doubleday Road. havin’ Ole Down Home Type Britain’s 44 delegates to the Democratic State Conven­ p.m. Street, East Hartford. 19 — ^Noota-Ciaaaaa than only to tha alza of tha (Chicago 53 (CT), Cleveland 55 (75), Dallas 70 (85), Denver 44 0464131. Follow signs. Flea Markets May 28th., at 2 f ^ Instructions WantaC original inaartlon. Errora which Qardan Club (68), Duluth 45 (62), Houston 70 (84), Jacksonville 63 (90), sewing room, food storage Etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main DONUT BAKER / DeUvery REAL ESTATE room, 1/2 acre treed lot. Dou­ Street, New Britain, 225-1977. the Eiast Windsor Drive-In tion this July. RUSSELL’S BARBER & SECRETARY - Manchester do not lessen the value of the Kansas City 58 (71), Utile Rock 66 (89), Los Angeles 57 (70), MARLBOROUGH 2 family 6- WOULD UKE TO buy four Law Office. Shorthand person - Must have drivers '2 ^ — CorKkxnlnluma advertisement will not be cor­ ble driveway, situated on cul- bedroom older Colonial - Send for catalog. TAGS SALE & SIDEWALK Theatre Every Sunday. Pick Styling Shop where everyone 23 — Homaa for sa|a^. - Miami 75 (85), MTimeapoIis 45 (65), New Orleans 68 (87), 6 3 bedrooms, oversized acre SALE at Wonder Bread St Up The Information any ni^ht required. Full time. Please license. Baking experience 24'<— Lou-tand tof Salt rected by an additional lnser> de-sac, ideal for children, Preferably in the Porter is welcomed, with or without helpful but not necessary. lion. New York 60 (80), Phoenix 68 (96), San Francisco 53 (64), lot, walk out basement, ideal Hostees Cake, 521 Connecticut after 7 p.m. at the Box Office Faulty braces blamed send resume to Box M, c/o 25 WfnVastmant PropaU) for rec room, near Route 2, $47,500. 8494249. Street area. Please call ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin an appointment. If an appoint­ 26 — Busipaai ^roparty PLANT SALE Manchester Herald. Apply at Bess Eaton Donuts, SeatUe 50 (67), St. Louis 59 (76), Washington 61 (87). private party, at 647-1567. drapes- Austrialian valance- Blvd., East Hartford, Ckmn., or call 623-3079. ment is preferred, please call Route 83, Vernon. 27 — Rafbrt Proparty Sat, May 20 9AM to waUc to beach, $300. monthly Saturday May 20th., 8 a.m. to 2S-— Real Estata'WtnttH income for one side. Tenants WEST SIDE - AttracUve, weU Jade, 144x84, $45. 'Touch and HARTFORD (UPI) — The Hartford Civic Center 64641659. Comer of Oak and 2 PM (Rain or Shine) 5 p.m. Free balloons. TAG SALE - Sunday May Spruce Streets, Manchester. COLLEGE STUDENTS - We MI8C. SEnthCEV pay all utilities. Quiet maintained 5 & 5 Duplex. 3 sew sewing machine with coliseum roof collapsed because the main pieces were are looking for qualified peo- EXPERIENCED Painter - 30 - Traval • • ^ bedrooms, country kitchens, Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon 21st., Assumption Churcb With knowledge of carpentry 31 — Servicai UHarad neighborhood, won’t last. $57,- TAG SALE - Collectibles, Yard, 1 to 5 p.m. weak and sections which should have braced the main le for telephone work. If you 32 — Painttng-Paparing ADVERTISING Butlnoaa Opportunltr 14 Bualnoaa Opportunltf 14 900. O’Rourke Realty MLS, new roof. 100 amp service. fish tank with filter and and dry wall. Call after 6 p.m. *03 -^BoHding-Contracting Near school and bus. $50s. accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow books, hand made uilts, set of Refrigerator, gas stove, pieces were inadequate, an enginering professor says. Eave a pleasant telephone Roofng-Siding RATES FRANK’S 633-1411, 569-1030. Houaohold Goods 40 □ EMPLOYMENT voice, and are willing to work SMALL ENGINE Service Owner wUI take mortgage. mobiles-40 horse power, best English Oiina, crystal, some household articles, plants, and Howard Epstein, associate professor at the University 35 — Heating-Pluihbrng SUPERMARKET Corporation - expanding SERVICE BUSINESS - With antiques. 80 Cedar Ridge bric-a-brac. hard for a good hourly rate, 36 — Flooring 1 d«y ....lit word par diy 6494102. REFRIGERATORS offer. Call 5684559.______of Connecticut, said without the domino effect, the roof ROOFER - 1 to 3 years 37 — Moving-Trucking-Sloraga 725 E. Middle Tnpk. dealer network. No $800 a week income available Drive, Glastonbury. Friday, plus commission, we have a 3 dtyt ... lot word ptr day Washers, ranges, used, Help Wanted 13 38 — Services Wantad Baked Goods and Snacks ) experience necessary. in this area. A cash business. USED ALUMINUM Triple Saturday, May I9tn., 20th., - GARAGE SALE - 9 to 4, never would have collapsed. job for you. Pleasant working experience. Willing to pay 0 dnyt .... «t word por dty YOU SINGLES! Can you af­ guaranteed and clean. New $5.00 per hour to start. Own by Republican Complete training program. Minimum investment ADVERTISING track storm windows nd door. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friday St Saturday, May 19th. The space frame gave way Jan. 18, just five hours after SALES POSITION - Straight atmosphere. Call 569-4990. MI8C. FOR s a l e ....Ot.word ptr dty required. 203-627-0550,203-481- ford $159 per month for ren­ shipment damaged, GE and St 20tn. Nurses uniforms, all transportation. Call after 6 40 — Household Goods 15 wordi $2.00 minimum Women’s Club $500. investment required to tal? See this Ranch style 2 Very reasonable. 3 sizes. thousands of sports fans had left the arena. No injuries commissions, leads furnished 9M . Telephone Sales Frigidalre. Low prices. B.D. Please call 649-7882, after 6 sizes; clothes, new and used; BUSY SOUTH WINDSOR p.m. 64641550. 41 — Articles for Sale Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch start your own business. Ideal family today. Only $36,900 - Pearl and Son, 649 Main TAG SALE - 1968 Hebron were reported. to homeowners. Call 242-5402 Law firm looking for full-time 42 — Building Supplies- for retired or part time. p.m. for information. Avenue, Glastonbury, begin­ tools, garden supplies, dishes, 43 — 'Pets -Birds- Dogs RESTAURANT FOR SALE - YOM QHUncnilMS: down payment 10%. CaU for Street, 643-2171. canning jars, and much more! Epstein told a City Council committee investigating the pYr-iri i ptvt nnnnrtunitv to secretary. Good typing skills 44 — Livestock Details on request. Mr. details. Pasek Realtors, 289- ning 10 a.m. May 19th., for one T O D A Y ’S By owner. Prime location. I/* M CNfMsN MEDITERRANEAN 31 Keeney Drive, off Route cave-in he agreed with a consultant’s report that blamed wholesale^hardware essential, no legal experience 45 — Boats & Accessories Nafp Wantod 13 Barker. ESCAA Field 7475.______9x7 BRAIDED RUG - In week. Nice things, 46 — Sporting Goods ’Training Division, Box 619, Parking faciUties. Near air­ attltida ■ith a gasd (Pecan) double queen head "Something For Everyone!’ 44A, Bolton. the incident on design flaws. An investigating enginer for necessary. Reply P.O. Box 525 47 — Garden Products colors. Recently cleaned and business. Good working con­ South Windsor. Wading River, New York. craft, East Hartford. Phone LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN - board with double box spring Moving! Lev Zetlin Associates said the flaws stood out “like sore ditions, short hours.522-107. 48 — Antiques WORK! AMBITIOUS person 5694320, Sundays 6464264. in good condition for sale. $50. GARAGE SALE - 4 family, Real 49 Wanted to Buy 1 1 7 9 2 . ______^ Gssd typing. Spring Street. 2, 1 acre and mattress. Very good con­ wanted to work in place of one 646-5690 after 5. dition, $80. 6594718. braided rugs, chairs, blanket thum bs.” WANTED OIL BURNER Ser­ RENTALS who didn’t. Call 528-3869 building sites. Heavily Epstein said Thursday the bracing pieces not only were IF YOU ARE an attractive vice man - Experienced MANY PEOPLE only dream wooded, all city uUlities, will No place to store your chest, much miscellaneous. motivated woman we need Estate 52 — Rooma for Rant between 10 a.m and 4 p.m. G.E. ELECTRIC STOVE - May 20,21,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 22 preferred. Call 647-9137 for In­ 53 — Apartments for Rent of owning their own business. NOM MHUEl! build to your plans or ours. FRIGIDAIRE WASHER - bicycle? Sell It for extre inadequate, but they may have contributed to the you. If you are looking for a equal employment opportuni­ Excellent condition, won’t Columbus Street. terview. , 54 — Homes for Rent Perhaps it’s time for you to For informaUon, call Nutmeg White. Amana freezer, white. cesh with a low cost collapse by pulling other pieces out of line once the first lamorous, challenging posi- J l j HonM 55 — Business for Rant ty ______Tifhg dassilM ads IS Ifeiy last for long for $30! Call 646- Coldspot refrigerator, white. 56 — Resort Properly for Rent pursue that dream. I have Homes 643-9177. Classified Ad. major section of the structure failed. Cion, with a new Perfslan over l.OOd businesses for sale SHuoUon Wantod 75 ir« pkMtd li k| tki 2587, after 5. Owner moving, must sell! TAG SALE - Appliances, sport cosmetic line, you need us. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. 57 — Wanted to Rent COLLEGE STUDENTS - Apply 81 Ckimmerce Street, 56 — Misc. tor Rent by owners. Many for MANCHESTER- 9 room Best offer. 742-TC93. equipment, paper backs, mis­ 236-2381, 633-3^. Certain unavoidable Homemakers - Teachers. We WE BUY AND SELL Used cellaneous. 9 to 4 weekend, at Glastonbury. PTG Company. AUTOMOTIVE minimum down. For free WILL CARE FOR Con­ >^lMtaiig fialllir *itk Colonial with firenlaced fami­ expenses are incurred in have helped thousands of peo­ valescents, days or weekends. furniture. One piece or entire CRAFTSMAN 6 HP Tractor - TAG SALE - Assorted 30 A sh w o rth S tr e e t, Consultants hired Telephone 633-7631. 61 — Autos for Sale Holp Wantod 13 brochure write: Interstate idvirtliiig ritas aad ly room, 2 1/2 baths, . housewares, and mis­ the process of buying a 62 — Trucks lor Sale ple to make money we’ll glad­ Experienced, with references. -household. C a ^ on the line. 36” mower blade, 42” snow Manchester. (Rain date, NURSES AIDES - Full time ly help you. Hours you nave Business Marketing, P.O. Box aluminum siding, 2 car gar­ cellaneous. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. house. It’s always better to •G^^— Heavy Equipment for Sale 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. Please cal 872-9765. preoDten Furniture Bam. 646-0865. plow blade. Coins: Pennies, following week.) all shifts. Experience CLEANING PEOPLE - 64 ^ Molorcycles-Bicycles age. Call Arthur or Suzanne Saturday May 20tb., 155 Muth HARTFORD (UPI) — The Hartford school board plans know in advance what the PART TIME CLEANING - available determine your ear­ i^ M h g attsatial aaw ac- nickles, dimes, quarters, preferred but we will train. Exp.erlence, part time _ 6 5 ^ Campers-Trailars-Moblla Evenings. 6 nights, 10 to 12 nings. No investment, Snorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Main Street, Manchester. TAG SALE - Estate antiques, to interview several consulting firms to help the panel Apply in person. East Hart­ evenings. Manchester. Ver­ closing expenses are likely Hornes cimRi . Beach Co., Manchester Office halves. Also: 20 Mint Sets, 18 Automotive Service p.m., on Middle Turnpike delivering, canvasing. For in­ dressers, pair pressbacks, find a replacement for school superintendent Edythe ford Convalescent Home, 745 non. Call 643-5691, 2 to 6 p.m. to be and to plan them ac­ M HEADER OPERATORS •^Trtfaiaglaaltatkakpaiaf 647-9139. Equal Housing Op­ Proof Sets, by appointment. TAG SALE - Miscellaneous Autos for Rent-Laasa West. Call 649-2163. terview call 649-6660,643-9764. ------_i— m_ J — Call 228-3547. tables etc. 3 families ac­ Gaines. Main Street, East Hartford. cordingly. The expenses N npipv CMitniN Nvir- portunity. items. May 20, 21, 9 a.m. to 4 SECRETARY - Typing and Holo-Krome Company, a World BURGER KING cumulation. Saturday St Sun­ The board voted last month not to renew Mrs. Gaines’ from purchase and finance ACCEPTING Applications - CONCRETE LABORER - to Le«ler In Socket Screw Manufac­ Usk«. □ MISC. FOR SALE p.m. 874 Tolland Turnpike, day, 9 to 4, 227 Oak Street, CLERICAL ’TYPING Position short hand a must. Mature in­ ON AIRPORT ROAD MANCHESTER- FanUstic 8 TIRES - Skii boots, skiis. contract when it expires June 30, claiming she did not of a house fall into two Simply stated - we need 3 hard set and strip forms, 875-1103 turing, li looking for qualified Manchester. Manchester, (rear garage). - Open and busy office. Good dividual with telephone Holp Wantod 13 Header Operatori, for both day HARTFORD b a fal ttaa, pananaot room Raised Ranch with bikes, sewing machine, and consult them about major curriculum changes and was groups: Those from workers for full time employ­ after 6 p.m. Articloa lor Solo 41 tent (10x16). May be seen at figure aptitude required. Send experience. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 and night shift operations, If you Hsn: L39 am ta $ everything. $59,500. Edwards TAG SALE - Saturday May 20, TAG SALE- May 20th. 421st., acquiring title to the CLEANING WOMAN to keep ment. Benefits. (^11 871-9125. have experience in setting up as 108 Scott Drive, Manchester, absent too often. resume to Box NN, p.m. Call Mrs. Quinn, 289- Equal opportunity Employer. IB LOOKINQ FOR RJ&f WNIJ WMP nifi|« Realty, 6&9000. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 219 Wood- 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. Everything Manchester Herald. property, and those from private home immaculate. DEDICATED? (kmn. Citizen well as operating, WATERBURY ALUMINUM sheets used as all day Saturday. Mrs. Gaines, the city’s first woman and black 9541. Car necessary. 1 or 2 days PART-TIME DAY AND bridge Street, Manchester. must go! Come in, no financing the transaction. Action Group is concerned ac­ SINGLE DIE MACHINES, or Caatfaay kaaaflti. Raaiaat MANCHESTER- West Side- printing plates, .007 thick, superintendent, will step down July 1. teoooeooooeeooQooeoec weekly. Cali 646-3472, CHAMBER MAIDS Wanted - NATIONAL MULTI DIE EVENINQ HELP. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for reasonable offer will be EXPERIENCED WASH man Legal procedures vary in tivists working together for a 1906 Colonial, 7 rooms, 3 SINGER SEWING MACHINE TAG SALE - May 19th. & 20th. The board said one consulting firm they will interview evenings. W eekends. Call 644-1504 better environment, con­ MACHINES. We wUl make you an $1. Phone 64^2711. I ^ y be and cabinet, 9x15 brown rug refused. Bedroom sets, living for laundry service, part time different states and some attractive offer. Excellent Wages, PkscMlar bedrooms, upstairs bath, 10 to 4:30, 64 Regent Street, room set, small appliances, is Guidelines Inc. of Great Neck, N.Y., which has helped NOTICE TO CREDITORS work, 3 p.m. to 9p.m. Call 289- anytime. sumer protection, and gover- picked up A.M. only. with pad, bathroom sinks and ESTA TE O F RARRY W. of the costs will vary with COLLEGE GAL as full time 15% Night Shut Premium, Year NO EXPERIENCE orieinal finish wood work, full Manchester. Furniture, clothing etc. 172 School Street, MAGNUSON, deceased 1527. Mr. Koppel. ment reform. We are looking End Bonus, life Insurance, Good walk-up attic, basement, 1 car faucets. Call 649-3331. find superintendents in Fallsburg, N.Y., Baldwin, N.Y., the size of the purchase. So sales clerk during summer, PART TIME Openings for NECESSARY, e t i S m UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub household items, records, Manchester. Hie Hon. William E. FitzGerald, that the best idea is to be for others to join us. Hours 2- Medical Coverage. Free Dental detached garage, large yard, clothes etc. Rain Date, May and New Haven. Judge, of the Court of Probate, and then Thursday evenings general cleaning, dis­ Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout, LAWN AND GARDEN PUBLIC HEALTH STAFF informed of all costs in ad­ 10 p.m. For interview call Plan, Plenty of Overtime, Excep­ WILL TRAIN. flowering trees and shrubs, 27th. St 28th. In a related matter, Mrs. Gaines received an award for District of Manchester at a hearing and Saturdays during rest of hwashing, food preparation Karen 527-9231. tional Working Conditions. Visit Brownies, nurses. East Sprayer - 20 gallon capacity, TAG SALE- Saturday, May 20, held on I ^ y 11, 1078 ordered that all Nurse - BS preferred, RN with vance. We so advise our year. Apply in person. Shoor and service. Only ambitious, fruit trees, garden. High $40’s. 63 Brookfield Street, 9am (no excellence Thursday at a conference in Washington on claims must be presented to the experience acceptable. Cer­ our Personnel Office, or caU for Catholic School. 649-1225. also 4 way spray boon, 4 cycle clients to the best of our Jewelers, 917 Main Sreet, dependable persons need app­ more detaUs. APPLY MONDAY Wxt Heralb 643-9194. TAG SALE - Many new and early browsers please) minority education. The conference was sponsored by fiduciary on or before August 11,1978 tified Home health agency MATURE ADULT - To CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING engine. 649-3036. or be barred as by law provided. Manchester. ly. 649-5313. TWO 300 AMP RectUiers - used items. Comer of Foster Clothingolng, househulo I items. Operation PUSH (People United to Save Humanity). community and school ability and we urge you to babysit occasion nights, and THRU FRIDAY MANCHESTER- 2 bedroom, and Hawley Street, Friday Plus: Hotpoint Freezer $125. Pearl J. Hultman, inquire about them from weekend, Hartford Road area. HOIIHIROWI». Good condition. Good for WHEEL CHAIR - Good con- Ass't. Clerk program. Contact Community RETAIL SALES Position - BETWEEN 2 aluminum sided, Bungelow. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 (cash only).only), Metal cellar The fiduciary is: Health Service Inc., Colum­ PART TIME Office Work. Call 647-1975. Brook Strati, Elmwood plating, orwelding. Call 649- diton. $75.00. Call 643-1951, your broker as well. Job involves sales and stock Flexible hours, aptitude for AND 4 P.M. Plus 21/2 room apartment up­ p.m. shelves, $10. (you dismantel.) George E. Magnuson bia, 228-9428 for further infor­ 523-B23S stairs. Enclosed porches, gar­ M39 from noon til 6:01:00 p.m. after 12 noon. Itch hampers hospital 8S Ashworth St. You con chock with work. Must be 18 years of age. figures. Call 568-5^. h M WF Manchester, CT mation. Drivers license required. MODELS - Photographer age, treed lot. Asking $43,m. 05(M6 your lowyof or you can 649-4454. STAFFORD (UPI) - it was usually gone about Some lifting involved. Call PAINTERS - Interior and seeks attractive women over CARRIER EXPERIENCED Carpenters chock with uo horo at tho an hour after he had left Nick, at 648-0143. exterior work. Experienced. 18. Slimness is not absolutely Administration offices at wanted - In Manchester area. TEDFORD REAL MANCHESTER- no BUSINESS & SERVICE the building. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Can 6464879.______necessary. $2.75 hour. 64^ Johnson Memorial ESTA TE OF EV ELYN B. Call after 6 p.m., Walter, 228- ESTATE: CENTURY 21, reasonable offer refused! 7 TURKINGTON, deceased 9500. Rt. 44A, Bolton Notch, GAL FRIDAY SHEET METAL Mechanics - room Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, Hospital have been sealed The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Boltcn, 647-9814 on what Experienced in Commercial / SUMMER JOB - secretary for garage, convenient location, off because most LEGAL Judge, of the Court of Probate, BOOKKEEPING MACHINE GENEML OFFICE Indusldustrial installation for COOKS AND EnsTiuinHin $41,900. East Coast Realty 528- employees are suffering District of Manchester at a hearing your axpanaaa will bo. local private school/camp. WMTRESSES held on May 11, 1978 ordered that all Operator - Experienced. CLERK HVAC.• Only experienced * need Light typing. 30 hours a week. 9668, Evenings 5284916. from a mysterious itching NOTICE claims must be presented to the Diversified office work. You will And that wo traat apply. ’Top'wages and Full time opening im­ Interviews being held May 25 DISHWASHERS^ AllShifts At and rash. STATE OF fiduciary on or before August 11, 1978 Fringe benefits. Apply in per- our cllanta wtth vary par- benefits. 6464326. EAST HARTFORD - Quiet or be barred as by law provided. aonallxad aorvico and wa m ediately available in and 26. Call 646-1610. All shifts at Truckers Diner AREA: Hospital administrator CONNECTICUT Mary Lou Danahy, s o n ;^ e Union Meat Co., 375 neighborhood surrounds this DIRECTORY Ass't. Gerk Park Avenue, East Hartford. mako auro that you aro busy main office of super­ TEACHERS, COLLEGE Truckers Diner. Wiliiam Stoppani said SUPERIOR COURT WATER SAFETY Instructor - Call Between Qold, Echo, tastefully d^orated 5 room COUNTY OF TOLLAND The fiduciary is: An Equal Opportunty happy. Whan buying or market chain located in Grads - Opportunity to Call between Colonial. Fireplace,epli rec- Thursday the first floor ac­ M a^aret C. Judd East Hartford. position open for the summer 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Clamant, and MAY 5, 1978 71 & st Middle Turnpike Employer. aolling mako aura that you associate with AIA. The at local camp June 19, thru 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. room. East Coast Realty, 528- Sorvleoa OHorod 31 Sorvleoa OHorod 31 PalnOng-Paperlng 32 Building Contracing 33 counting and administra­ JUANITA RIVERA Apt. 1 maka your flrat and only Typing and other varied r o ^ m called “The Missing SImmona 9668, evenings 646-7603. MarLanchester, Conn. 06040 BUS DRIVERS Needed - We August 25. Must have previous tion offices were sealed off vs. atop hara at a dapondabla clerical duties. Must be ac­ Elink" in our educational experience teaching swim- C4M TREE SERVICE - Free ROTO TILUNG - Don’t rent a J.P. LEWIS 4 SON - Interior LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 051-08 will train. Call 742-7339. system. National Training 646-9328 second rate tiller. I will do about a week ago and the 18 BENITO RIVERA raal aalato pllica, curate typist. Must have rmng to young children. Inter­ 646-9371 MANCHESTER- Handyman’s estimates, discount senior and exterior painting, New homes custom built Session, Hartford, June 16 to Call Barbara special, 6 room Colonial, gar­ work for you with a Troy employees were moved to APPLICATION FOR FIRST TEDFORD REAL experience and have strong views being held May 25 and citizens. Company paperhanging, and remodeled, additions, rec NOTICE TO CREDITORS REAL ESTATE SALES - 18, 1978. Call 528-2368, 5 p.m. age on large lot! Hurry! $32,- Manchester owned and Built. 429-7496. remodeling. Fully insured. rooms, garages, kitchens two trailers behind the ORDER OF NOTICE ESTATE OF ROSE I. POPOFF, ESTATE. Sao you aoon. figure aptitude. Excellent 26. Call 64^1610. Earn $15,000-1- - Full time, to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday. 900. East Coast Realty, 528- operate. Call 6 ^ 1 ^ . 649-9658. remodeled, bath tile, cement hospital. The plaintiff hereby deceased part timers considered. Ralph Opon 24 houra. starting salary, depending 646-7835 9668. 643-9969. LAST CHANCE - 1 will DEEP The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, upon previous experience. OFFICE SUPERVISOR - work. Steps, dormers, He said most of the 18 represents that the above en­ Judge, of the Court of Probate, Pasck, 289-7475. Brewster Lumber Company of CARPET Installations - Stair TILL your small garden HOUSE Painting custom residential or commercial. District of Manchester at a hearing Helpful Hint Complete program of carefully. Minimum $12. employees experienced the titled action praying, for Hartford. Interviews by ap­ CHIMNEY HILL Building Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. bmsh or spray. Over 30 years Call 649-4291. held on May 11, 1978 ordered that ali MATURE ADULT to babysit A survey, or map of the liberal fringe benefits. For STOCKMAN- lots. Mt. Snow Valley, realty Manchester. $15 other towns. itching and one employee reasons therein set forth, for a claims must be presented to the pointment only. Call 877-1441. ROUTE DRIVER Steam Cleaning Free divorce on the ground of fiduciary on or before August 11, 1978 occasional nights, weekends, lot, is essential not only to personal interview call ELECTRONICS to build, amenities include Estimates. Call 6494265. Call 6434226 before 10 p.m. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - missed several days of irretrievable breakdown is or be barred as by law provided. 647-1139. the buyer, but the lender personnel department at community water, pools and price. Remodeling and Additions. Mary Lou Danahy. COLLEGE STUDENTS- NEEDED VACATION YARD Work - work because of it. None returnable to the Superior Ass't. Gere will also want a copy of it. 289-3301, Monday thru tennis. Price $2,500. Berkley- ODD JOBS - cleaning cellars Free estimate, fully insured. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 LEGAL SECRETARY - We 2 years or more Super p art time earnings. 9 , Veller, Realtors, Wilmington, Monday - Friday. 9 a.m - 5 required hospitalization. Court within and for the Coun­ The fiduciary is; Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 Hebron Area and attics, moving large years experience! For Free Dorothy M. Tomlinson are looking for a sharp gal experience in electronic am to 1pm or 5 pm to 9 pm. If “DOLLAR p.m. 2 workers. Free es­ Vt. 802-4644585. appliances. Also stone or loam Don't store things you Estimates, call 646-4239. He said he suffered from ty of Tolland to be held at 16S Burke Street with excellent typing for p.m. oriented stock room. you like to work with people Responsible person to earn timates. 6494179, 6434095. East Hartford, Connecticut delivered. 644-1775. can’t use. Sell them ■ the itch himself and found Rockville, Conn., on the diversified work in our East Apply at and have a good telephone MANCHESTER CUSTOM HOMES - Additions, 048-05 Mons voice, come in to see us at 29 good money part-time. fast with a hard­ fourth Tuesday of June, 1978, Hartford Law firm. 289-8625. SAVER” REWEAVING bums, holes. QUAUTY CARPENTRY By recreation rooms, roofing, MEDISCAN Bissell Street, East Hartford Call Tom at New Listing working Clasallled Adi and requests that notice be SHOPRITE Zippers, umbrellas repaired, Ham Construction. Additions, siding,.Quality Work! Best Cities join given the defendant by NOTICE TO CREDITORS CARPENTER WANTED - 5 4$ SOUTH SATSUrri ROAD, or call 569-4990. Uniqu* 5 Room Ranch roofing, siding, decks and gar­ ESTATE OF ELIZABETH M. 6 4 7 - 9 « 4 7 window shades, Venetian Prices! Bud talaga, Ta 424732. publication because of the years experience or better, SUPERMARKET SOUTH WIHDSOR Spacious living room ages. Call anytime, 643-5()01. or 646-4501. HASSELMAN, deceased MALE AND FEMALE - Days CARRIER blinds. Keys. TV for rent. TEACHERS - Experienced for home remodeling. Call with center fireplace, following reasons: The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, St U B Btll M i m I Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Exterior Painters! Free school suit Judge, of the Court of Probate, 643-7723, 6 to 8 p.m. M9-3436. TEDF08D REAL ESTATE BMlflArtford and nights, ^ p ly 150 Center "work-saver" kitchen, ROTO TILUNG - Established The residence of said defen­ Equal Oiyirtunity Employer 5221. Estimates. Reasonable rates. "BUILDING HARTFORD (UPI) - District of Manchester at a hearing Street, Bess Eaton Donuts. dining room, 2 gardens 4 flower beds. CONTRACTING’’- Masonry- dant is unknown and all held on hlay 9. 1978 ordered that aO Reasonable. Cali 646-7644, Now booking for summer Three Connecticut cities claims must be presented to the bedrooms, tiled bath, 1 painting. Call 649-5873. Brick, stone, block plastering, reasonable efforts have been fiduciary on or before Augst 9,1978 or ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ after 5:00 p.m. want to join a Hartford UNION 8T. car garage, large sun concrete, firepaccs, made to ascertain it, and have be barred as by law provided. tics, garages, yards cleaned, chimneys. New - repair. E. Superior Court suit that failed. Pearl J. Hultman, KERRY RD. deck, well la m ^ p e d moving, mickfng. Loam for B.H. MAGOWAN JR. 4 SONS Ass't. Gerk ROTO TILUNG Home gar­ Richardson 643-0889, 6494608. charges the state has done The notice most likely to QUALITY IWmilX MMUUiER KENWOOD RD. lot. Excellent location. sale, wwn service. No job to dens. Reasonable rates. - Interior / Exterior Painting The fiduciary is: 4 Paper Hanging. 35 years •••••••••••••••••••••••••• nothing to equalize the come to the attention of said William A. Leone Must be experienced in the praclsion metal working field, $43,500. big or small. 5684522. Please call 6404640. S3 Cwin. Blvd. I A GRAND TRIP AREA experience! Free estiniates. defendant is by publication in U&R REALTY CO., Booling-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 quality of education in E. Hartford, CT 06108 in most of Uie following areas: Small Castings, Forgings, COMPLETE CARPET 4 Tile Remodeling etc. Call 649-9193 the Manchester Herald, a 049^ FOR [CLIP & MAIL GALL LARAIN INC. WILL BABYSIT FOR your public schools. Small Machine Parts, Screw Machine Products, Stam­ installation and r^ irs . Free anytime. BIDWELL Home Improve­ newspaper circulated in 2 643-2602 child in my Manchester home. The cities of Hartford, I A GRAND CAUSE ping, Metal Polishing and Chemical Finishing. estimates. Call Pat, at 648- Own transportation. ment (k). Expert installation times consecutively, once a Court of Probate, District of 646-1478 Robort D. Murdock, F.W.L. PAINTING - Interior / New Haven and Bridgeport 3745, after 5 p.m. Weekdays. Call ^2881. of aluminum siding, gutters week for 2 successive weeks, Manchester win a *1,000 trip to NAME DuUes will include: Establishing Quality Control Criteria SooHor Exterior at “Old Fashioned and trims. Roofing installa­ are seeking to act as in- NOTICE OF HEARING and Monitoring Performance for Vendor Operations, In Prices!’’ Check my rate, commencing on or before ESTATE OF PETER PARTONS, tha placa of your choice. MAIL TO: E X P E R T FU R N IT U R E ROTO TILLER SERVICE for tion and rpairs 6494495, 875- tervenprs in litigation that House Processing, Product Assembly and Testing. Can­ before you decorate! 875-5063. June 15 A.D., 1978. deceased Benefit raffle for tho ADDRESS refinishing and antique home gardens, $10 to $15. Also 9109. says the state has not Pursuant to an order of Hon. William didate should have a degree, or equivalent schooling and 5 Stephen 'T. Gionfriddo, E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May II, •i; MANCHESTER UNIT restoration. Free estimates. Household Repair Service, changed its system of fun­ years experience in most of Uie above activiUes in a posi­ reasonable rates. Call 649- BRODIE and BENGSTON - SPECIALIZING cleaning and Her attorney 1978 a hearing will be held on an of tho CITY E. Loveland, 6494963. Interior / exterior. Quality ding education, which the Commissioner of application praying that an instrument tion of responsibilities. East Hartford 6367. repairing chimneys, roof, purporting to be the last will and testa­ $ AMERICAN CANCER work. Many references. Low newroofs. Free estimates. 30 state Supreme Court has Superior Court ment of said deceased be admitted to P.O. BOX 591 Excellent working condiUons and benefits. Send resume BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - prices. Call after 4 p.m. 280- probate as in said application on file SOCIETY » STATE Fireplaces, concrete. Years Experience. Howley, declared unconstitutional. Juris No. 22760 Manchaatar, Conn. 09040 with salary histoiy to: 4 ^ , 289-2064. 643-5361. 164 Court Street more fully appears, at the Court of i;i DONATION: $5.00 per ticket Chimney repairs. No job too The high court ruled in Probate~ ' ate on J May 30. t«78 at 2:00 P.M. ZIP •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Middletown, Conn. Pearl J. Hultman,, Ass't. Clerk iji (tax deductible) small. Save! Call 644-8356 for ROOFER WILL InsUll roof A pril 1977 su p p o rtin g EXAMPLE: HI STANDARD INC. estimates. 069-05 DRAWING DATE; July 1, at PalnOng-Paporlng 32 Building Contracing 33 siding or gutters for low dis­ schools with property PHONE Mamriaeturing/MarkaUng Sporting Flraarma the American Cancer Society. 15 Words for 6 Days 31 PraaUga Park CIrcia, Baal Hartford, Conn. 06109 count price. Call Ken at 647- taxes was unconstitutional, ROTO TILUNG Home gar­ PAINTING, Interior, WES ROBBINS carpentrv Probate Notice Court of Probate, District of TICKETS: Available at the 1566. because it might mean Manchester dens. Reasonable rates. Exterior. Best workmanship! remodeling specialist. Ad­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF HEARING ' Town Clerk’s Oflice, 41 Center □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only «8.10 Quality paint! Lowest prices! ditions, rec rooms, dormers, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• children in wealthier com­ Please call 6466640. ESTATE OF NANCY F. MOTOLA, ESTATE OF PHOEBE R. SUTUFFE. ij: St. & ’The American Cancer, Dan ^ e a , 646-5424. built-ins, bathrooms, Hoallng-Plumblng 35 munities receive a better deceased deceased The Hon. Donald F. Auchter, Acting Pursuant to an order of Hon. William ji: Society, 237 E. Center St. FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK PROFESSIONAL LAWN kitchens, 649-3446. education than students in Judge, of the Court of Probate. E. FitzGerald, Judge, d a t^ May 8, MINIMUM 15 WORDS MOWING- Fertilizing and PAINTING - interior and SEWERLINES, sink lines, District of Manchester at a hearing 1978 a hearing will be held on an poorer towns and cities. Ticket tales have been Untiled to 1,000. clean ups. Free estimates. exterior, paperhanging, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - cleaned with electric cutters, held on May 16, 1978 ordered that aQ application praying that an instrument 1 2 $ 4 6 excellent work. Referencs. homes. Additions, Repairs, by professionals. McKinney The new suit claims the claims must be presented to the purporting to be the last will and testa­ ‘r- 6434364. fiduciary on or before August 16, 1978 ment of imd deceased be admitted to pAII chirlltbla and non-prolit Free estimates. Fully in­ Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ state is not acting quickly or be barred as by law provided. probate as In said application on file sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 345-2009. pany, 643-5306. orgRnlullqna wishing to havo llwlr Public An- ) 6 r 1 8 ' 10 SET-UP MEN HOME GARDENS - Roto enough to change the way Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk more fully appears, at the Court of 4431. The fiduciary is: Probate on June 1. 1978 at 2:00 P.M. nouncomonlt publlshod Iroo In Ihit tpaco aro Precision metal working company has openings tilled, Manchester, Bolton, it funds public schools. Manuel R. Motota aka Pearl J. Hultman, urgad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, Ganaral Vernon, areas. Call 742-9015. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY no job to small - Toilet Emanuel R. Motola Ass't. Gerk 11 12 l i for SET-UP MEN on the first shift. Applicant QUALITY PAINTING and ^rp en try and general con­ repairs, plugged drains, Managar ol Ragal Mutflara of Manchaatar. rr Ti 80 Santina Drive 04(H)S m ust be CTtperienced and competent, on horizon­ ED’S UGHT’mUCKING-At­ Paper Hanging by Willis tracting. Residential and kitchen faucet replaced Manchester, Conn. 06040 Spaca will ba allotad on a flrat coma, flrat BRICK FOUR FAMILY Schultz. F^lly insured, commercial. Whether it be a repaired. Rec rooms, 071-05______1?" II n tal and vertical milling machines. 8 hour work tics and cellars cleaned. aarvad baala • small repair job, a custom bathroom remodeling, beat Slowdown Court of Probate, District of shift minimum, with considerable overtime. Reasonable rates. Call 646- references. 649-4343. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manchester Ideal for the individual seeking an owner oc­ 1943 for free estimate. built home or aiMhlng in modernization, etc. Free ESTATE OF HARDING CARRIER, NOTICE OF HEARING ■A 22 21 u Excellent working conditions and benefits in a cupied investment. 4 large, 2 bedroom between, call 646-1379. Estimate gladly given M & M considered ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE H. CHENEY, deceased modem air conditioned plant. Rate is $7.15,. per apartments, all appliances. 6 car parking LAWN MAINTENANCE - Plumbing St Heating. 649-271. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. CARPENTRY & Masonry - HARTFORD (UPI) - Judge, of the Court of Probate, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William a 27 21 hour. Interested applicants should apply at. Immaculate condition. High 670s. For Shrubs, fertilizing, cutting. 8 Health care employees at District of Manchester, at a hearing E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated June 1, years experience. No yard too Additions and remodeling. ‘' Flooring 35 held on May 16, 1978 ordered that an 1978 a hearing will be held on an further information^ call small. Call 7424988. Free estimates. Call Anthony state institutions planned claims must be presented to the application praying that in instrument RegsiSSISr u u ~ - l i S2 u Squillcoto, 649-0611. fiduciary on or before August IS, 1978 purporting to be the last will and testa­ •HM MOYNIHAN 5884678 or 547-1550 FLOO R SANDING and to start a work slowdown or be barred as by law provid^. ment of said deceased be admitted to ».• ..fjef. r /thing uilh <1 tufiiniif f/nnluil. HI STANDARD INC. WE’RE YOUNG, Inexpensive TOM FLANAGAN- PainUng, refinishind. Floors like new. today to protest the Grasso Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Gerk probate as In said application on file Muwtoeturing/Mofkollng Sporting Fkoam g 4 Very Good! Painting, Fen­ interior/exterior. Papering. CARPENTRY - Repairs, (Specializing in older floors), The fiduciary is: more fully appears, at the Ckwrt of u i? 11 M administration’s failure to Probate on June I, 1978 at 10:30 A.M. 31 PraaUga Park Ckela, Baal Hartford, C om . 09109 J. W ATSDN BEACH CD. cing. Attic 4 Cellar aeaning. General repairs. Fully in-, remodeling, additions, gar­ staining floors. No waxing. Felicia B. Carrier sured. Call now for Free ages, roofing. CaU David provide them with wage in­ 649 W. Middle ’Tpke. Pearl J. Hultman, ______" n h s i . ? • Hfrtford Offloo . 947-1990 Free Estimates. 6434608,^ John VerfaiUe, 646-5750 after 6 Manchester, Conn. 06040 Ass’t. Gerk 8500. Estimate. 643-1949. Patrla, 644-1796. p.m. creases. 07(M)5 .1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frl„ May 19, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ May 19, 1978 Building Supplies 42 TA Q SALES NATURAL STONE for retaining walls, veneers, S FAMILY TAG SALE-24 GARAGE SALE- May 19, % TAG SALE- May 20, 21. 10 GARAGE SALE- S famlUes- TAG AND PORCH SALE- TAG SALE- Saturday and Sun­ patios, etc. Pick up by the TAG SALE- Mveral famUiei, a.m. to 5 p.m. Riiln or shine. Saturday, Sunday, May 2A 21, Rain or shine. Saturday May day, May 20,21.2 family, 10 to pound or delivery by the ton. Many mlscelUneouf, some Griswold Sheet, 9 to 3, Satur­ 21.9 am to S pm. Comer of 70 day and Sunday. Something Otis and Forest Street, 27 Cummings Street, East 84 pm. Variety of items. Rain 20, Sunday May 21. 10 am - 4 9 p.m. 94 and 96 Faster Street, Bolton Notch Stone (iuarry, e. Satnrdw May 20, ( Manchester. Plano, sewing Hartford. or shine, 54 Glenwood Street, pm. Dishes, silver, toys, bike, 649-3163. am to S pm, UI lUlphi Road, For Everyonel______EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET machine, clothing, ana Manchester. skis, household mis­ 3 FAMILIES- Saturday May EQUAL HOUSING Manchester. Hlllilown -to TAG SALE- 6 Individual yard cellaneous items. 377 East Dogs-BIrdt-Pett 43 Redwood to left on Ralph. household items. 20, 10 a.m . 26 Wetherefi sales. Saturday, Sunday, 10 TAG SALE - Saturday May Center Street. Near Parker. Street, Manchester. Rain date am to S pm. Echo Ridge Drive 20th., 9 a.m., rain or shine. 19 TAG SAL& Saturday and Sun­ June 3.______DOG-CAT BOARDING Vernon, (off Echo Drive). TAG SALE- Saturday, Sunday N o rth E lm S tr e e t, day May 20, 21. 10 am-S pm. bathing/grooming. Obedience NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - VHP antenna, ’TV, 10 speed Manchester. TAG SALE- May 20 and 21, 9 TAG SALE-114 Jefferson May 20Ui. & 21st., Converse May 20, 21, 9 am to 4 pm.’ New lite in Arizona - entire protection classes. Complete THERE'S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN ' bikes, pineapple top twin Miscellaneous items, household, lumiture. Some a.m. to 5 p.m. Collectors Lane, E. Htfd., off Brewer modern facilities. Canine Road, Bolton 10 to 4. Juvenile beds, typewriter, guitar, TAG SALE- Unbelievable plates, new jewelry, toys, fur­ Street. Saturday May 20th., furniture and clothing, something lor everyone. 406 antiques, garden tools,186 In­ Holiday Inne, 00 Sheldon ()ueen Ann cherry cbest, desk, Birch Mountain Road, over 20 families on one street, dian Hill Trail, niture and good clothing. 136 9:30-3:30. Moving. Road, Manchester. For reser- carriages, antique crib, anUques, Oak funiiture, girls something for everyone. An­ Andover Riud off Long Hill, Miscellaneous items. nutenuty, mens wear, toys, Glastonbury. Off Hebron Ave. Manchester/Glastonbury line, vatons please call 646-5971.' GBnmv 21 - iDFon k m . estate cloUiing, sizes 10 to 14, Boys tiques, household items, baby off Route 83. East Hartford. Beginners drum, womens Jr. bousehold, ISO houseplanis. clothing 14 to 18, telescope, clothes, toys, bikes, furniture, clothes, sizes 7-9-11.______POODLES - Guaranteed tiny perennials,, motorcycle and much more.______BACK YARD TAG SALE- good adult clothes, and coajs. FLEA MARKET Craft sale- 3 FAMILY - TAG SALE - toy puppies and stud services oelmets, good miscellaneous. May 20,21,10 a.m to 5 p.m. 76 Saturday May 20,9 am - 4 pm. Color TV. household/baby TAG SALE- Saturday and Sun­ at fair prices. 1-423-8789. TAG SALE- Saturday May 20, Sponsored By Fate, Saturday, day. Glass covered doors, We Don’t Just Show Your House Essex Street. Off West M i^ e Rain or shine. Deerfield M ^ 20, 10 to 4. no Long Hill goods, stroller, high chair, COVENTRY — Brick 4 bdrm Colonial, 2+ acres, borders TAG SALE-Saturday, 5$ 10 am to 3 pm, Manchester Turnpike. Street opposite much miscellaneous. 48 Anderson porch windows, S.N.E.T. Garage New State Drive, Glastonbury. Take Drive, East Hartford. CAIRN TERRIER Puppies - pond, beautiful setting. $46,900 School Road, Bolton, 9:30 to Vic’s Pizza. 2, 3 speed bikes, Spencer Street to Hillstown Willard Road, Manchester. 10 stove, plants, Indian jewelry, We Show It Off. 3:00. Bike, toys, clothes, Road. All kinds of goodies and Refreshments and tables much miscellaneous. South AKC Registered. Have shots. large window' fan, fishing Road, left on Great Swamp available. Call 5686211. a.m. -5 p.m. May 20, 21. No Call 568^10, or 646-1977. plants, household Items, good clean clothes, something equipment, clothes, much previews. Road, Bolton. for everyone. ’The price is Road to Deerfield Drive. OVER 5,600 AGENCIES 88 AGENOES IN CONN. drapes. more miscellaneous. PUT THEM TO W E ’ R E #1 WE HAVE MORE WORK FOR YOU OUT-OF TOWN BUYERS I : EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET MMSITAKlUiTV! ■ w ■ WB ■ EQUAL HOUSING EQUAL HOUSING V - ' i* By reading 'The Herald Real Estate Ads ANDOVER — 9 room Colonial, nicely set on lot with view of lake only $37,900. Every Week, You’re Sure To Find Just The Home You’ve Been Looking For. Call Your COVENTRY — Newer Raised Ranch, 1%+ baths, Favorite Realtor; He Can Be Just As Help­ privately set on 1V4 acres. $46,900 W9’ll Stick Our N6cks Out For YOU! COLUMBIA — 2 wooded acres w/magnificent view of ful To You, As Your Banker, Lawyer or By lake only $19,000. ______—______Doctor. He’s A Professional, With The ’Training And Experience To Assist You Gayle L E S f i E N G E R With All Your Real Estate Needs And “NATURE LOVER'S DEUGHF Problems. Ogren E L L S m “ CUTE, HEAT AND COZY" Four bedroom Ranch, aluminum sided, wood Real Estate Two bedroom Ranch in Bolton, immaculate thru- stove, 2 full baths, full waik-out basement with Editor 6 4 6 -8 7 1 3 ; out, wood stove, new carpeting, breezeway with picture window, new bam , 2.4 acres of nice land, sliders to a nice private backyard with brook. boarded on rear by Willimantic. River great for Priced right at $39,900. fishing, great spot for the kids and animals, too. Only $47,000. __ Ownership Has Advantages Waiting Game May Not Pay If you think you can wait and buy a home for less m , More than Just a dream coming true, owning your home next year or the year after, you’re wrong. Unless you has some real advantages. live in an area which suddenly becomes “depressed” Of course, there are disadvantages, too, if you have no economically, the home you buy will be worth more desire to look after Uie upkeep of Uie complicated struc­ ★ HoflM market aviluation AGuarantaad home tomorrow. ture, or don’t plan to live in the community hut a short AlndhrtduaOxad atignnon purciiaM pragram while, but that’s problems you’U have to decide before WMorlBage quaHtlortloii AMidtlDle listing ssrvica purchasing. ASK ME. Picture Wall Some reasons frequenUy cited for owning a home: sarvloi A Ei|uaf Housing OpportunttiL Betty Petricca The desirability of a gallery wall increases in many Money put into a home instead of rent is a fairly safe ★ REMEMBERA THERE IS NO SURSTITUTE FOR EXKHIENCE homes as the collection of art work and family form of investment. If you make a good choice, the proper­ Loan Officer “LOVE AT FIRST S l C i r ty will likely increase in value and you can sell for a profit. photographs grows. “A LOT OF HOUSE FOR THE MONEY” Two bedroom Ranch, stone fireplace in living If Uie property does not Increase in value, Uils is not really Such a wall should be a neutral, but warm color, 3 bedrooms, 1st floor family room, fireplace, room, full basement, beautiful treed lot. All this important as long as you continue to live In the home. and textured but patternless. A favorite choice of applianced kitchen, corner lot. All this for only Owning is a hedge against inflation. If Inflation comes, 9EING TRANSFERRED? decorators is flush-joint, lx4-inch wood paneling. Westwood for $26,900. Uie value of Uie property wiU rise. If you have a mortgage $26,500. Heritage We are members of National Home Relocation Services with affiliated Picture arranging is quite flexible, as hangers set you will be payhig It off in inflated doUars. However, In &taiMAs$ociatm i - iiiHcelS9l time of deflation the dollar paid on the mortgage are worth offices throughout the U.S. At no obligation to you we can contact one into the tight joints between boards can be removed Immaculate 3 Bedroom Home with more than at the time of the contract. 1007 Main Streat, Manchaster Toi; 049-4586 of our affiliated brokers, who will give you fast, personalized service. and relocated. Homeownership offers some advantages on income tax. beautiful Parquet Floors. Fireplace, family Real estate taxes and Uie interest charged on Uie mortgage room, 1 full and 2 Vz baths. Double garage are proper deductions, if you itemize deductions. VETERANS. . . and more! DON’T MISS THIS ONE! LOW Buying a home encourages the family to save. A famUy Uiat oUierwise might be unable to save is forced to do so 64M258 $60s. when mortgage payments must be met. Do you qualify for 7V4% m o rtg ^ e Homeownership gives the famUy a feeling of security. moneyey? Cfall us . . . we are CHFA “ PERFECT SETTING” ’This is especially Sue after a home is paid for. 5FMM specialists Buying a home gives Uie family greater opportunity to “GOOD GRACIOUS I'M SPACIOUS” On a gorgeous IVz acre lot with beautiful spruce HBAL MTATB COMAANV IBINKHNID t MSSETTO Located in Bolton just a couple of minutes from trees, and a brook, too. This 2 bedroom home is provide a desirable environment for the children. aSAlTORS 1-84, 3 bedrooms, fuliy appiianceu Kiiciien, located in Glastonbury, has a new kitchen, new Money invested toward paying off the mortgage may be in utT enim im iT 'MMeMtm, etM. mm* fireplace, huge family room, 2 car garage, set carpeting, aluminum sided and is spotless thru- used as security lor an emergency loan. Homeownership is a symbol of achievement, 646-2482 @ way back from road for privacy on 1% acres of out. Has three completely finish^ rooms in beautiful treed land. Asking $70,500. basement and more for only $52,500. TW O FA M ILY See this aluminum sided Two Family todev. Double garage, small l t,inr In one of Easi GET MORE W ith Hartford’s nicer residential areas. Only SEMTRY brdon $52,900. REAL ^THJSHjMCEi. What Is Your Property Worth? s; REALTY Wo will Intptcl your property “ A MONEY MAKER" “sI nOIUIRLY u n iq u e & DISTWCTIVF' and luggott an asking price. Three bedroom custom built Ranch located in Rarely will you find a home with the MANCHESTER (No obllgetlon). I ■—*- ri 1 in— I ■! Andover on Bolton line, full basement, fully breathtaking beauty and quality that this home i$ Aek ue ebout our guerentee telee applianced kitchen, with pantry cabinets, all possesses. In addition to 8 plus rooms, V k baths, hardwood floors, front to back living room, 3 car 3 fireplaces, 3 garages, 2 patios (one brick and NEW LISTING plen todaylll garage. Plus a 23 x 55 greenhouse with its own one slate) with wrought-iron fence and MANCHESTER workshop and furnace. All this and much more professional landscaping, add the final touches— Nine room Contemporary U&R Raised Ranch located in on three gorgeous acres of land. On corner lot on prestigious Forrest HiUs. Includes plenty of wall to wall m PASEK REAL ES m CO.* INC. 1.6 acres, winding brook, in-ground pool, 4-room carpeting, appliances, caUiedral ceilings, fireplaced family REALTOR 6 4 3 -2 1 7 4 state highway. A great spot for your own 608 B U R N S ID E A V E . in-law suite and privacy - and the total is room, Uvee sets of sliders to wraparound deck and 2-car inis business. $68,900. EAST HARTFORD Forest Hills. Like new 8-room Colonial. “something very special” at $107,000. garage. All this situated on a professionally landscaped lot First floor family room, fieldstone .with breaUitaking view. Offered at $89,900. 105 Main Street Manchester a 4 9 - 7 4 7 5 fireplace, formal dining room, eat-in New Llstingl kitchen, 4 good sized bedrooms, 2Vz baths, TEDFORD REAL ESTATE 5 Year Ojd Bl-Lavel h a spacious sundeck, 2-car garage, lovely treed In a high Bolton location. Fireplace family room, lot. $77,900. “country kitchen” with bullt-lns, 3 or 4 bedrooms, ANYTHING IVanf To Sell Fast, Think Of Us First 3tk baths. Bam/garage with heated loft, above ANHUING ground pool, heated greenhouse. GOES AT GOES AT We’raThe An Exceptional Offering I Call for DetaiU. CALIA CALIA REALTY GO., MC. m Noighborhood ProfosMionals 643-SM S Q 29 CowNOtlciit llviL, East Hartford, NEW 187S FORD PINTO NEW 1977 FORD PINTO WAGON NEW 1878 M s t a n g Robwl D. Murdock, RciHor Phones: 647-9914 .423-6956 28M331 2 dr. HT. contourad buckat aaata. tach. amp & tamparatura gaugat. 2 Dr. Sadan, powar tront LEFTOVER pin strlpa. cruiaamatic, powar diao brakaa, whaal Dovara. All vinyt buchat aaata, crulaamaOo. roof rack & pinion ataarlng. powar AM radio, alaouto raar luggaga rack, alr/eond. Untad glaat, dual front disc brakaa. alactric rear window dafroatar, eport mlrrora, much, much mora. crulaamatlo. Stock No. window dafroatar. dual aport M anchester THE OLD BEST FRIGE mlrrora. Stock No. 780554. NEW 1076 FAIRWIONT NEW 1978 FAIRMONT LUXURIOUS 2 Dr. Fuiura Coiiba, daluxa whaal oovar, vinyi 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 cylinder, roof, orulaamaUc, waw 1878 T-ROOF MUSTANG II cruiaamatic. waw radial tiraa,. radial tirai, powar Contourad buokat aaata, V-6, powar ataarlng, powar front disc ataarlng, powar front dIao Crulaamatlo, tach., amp. A tamp. gunOM* brakaa, air conditioned, daluxa whaal covert, Interior accent brakaa, Or oondMonad, 4 Stylad ttaal whaala, P.8., conaoia, axt. group. Slock No. 780333. BARROWS Unlad olaaa, lloM group. acoant growp. Low low, mllaaga. \ AND Stock No. zeodre. GOME IN NEW 1978 GRANADA S I W A LLA C E Country Farm House NEW 1978 FIESTA n i a H I COMPANY . ewaplaeeyi 3 dr. hatchback, 4 T E ir iH U V E 2 Or. Sedan, radial waw tiraa, MANCHESTER PARKADE Much new — some old — Charm. 7 room, 3 car, ham, ' ap^tnna.,alaalt)altad radial radioing aaata, haH vinyl roof, greenhouse, gardens and meadows, woods and privacy, body alda and deck lid paint tliaa. buckai aaala, haavy duty atrlpas, cruiaamatic, powar w/2 acres. $96,900. paokaga. Stock 1780334. ataarlng, powar brakaa, tinted 646-7833 1678 LTD II BROUGHAM glaaa. Stock No. 760532.______TEN MULTIPLE U8TINQ 8EAVICE6 accataraUen - 046 (8.3 aac.) Owr 2S ts dwiM.fiwH NEW THE NEW 1B75 Ltd II Brougham I kill vinyl root, air oondblonad, Unlad OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT Plllarad HT, crulaamatio. powar fi I glata, oomplata apaclal palm Stock I No. 730373: 76 GRMUDA $AVE 72 PONTUC $2495 dkio brakaa, powar ataarlng, ~~ Qranville. 4 dr., unuaual, one ownar car with 39.000 74 CHEV a CMMO SAVE waw tiraa, apitt banch aaata, ~ 4 Df., V-5, auto., PS, alr-cond.. vinyl n tm Its 32495 daaalc, 2 tona blua, V>8, auto., roQf. mllaa. full power, air conditioning. VERNON »47,900. 4 Dr., 3 cyl. auto., air oend., brown. ona ownar, 40,000 mllaa. ps, Four bedroom custom Colonial. 2Vz baths, family 72 FORD LTD $ 1 7 9 5 73 DART SWMGER . $ 2 4 9 5 73 OUS CUTUSS SAVE 2 Dr., HT. olaclar blue, harmonizing 6 cyl., auto.. PS. vinyl roof. 50,000 room, den or office. Oversized 2-car garage, (PlI Professional Attractive seven room SPLIT on 73 BUCK LeSABRE $AVE Intarlor. vinyl roof, V ^ auto.. ps. Suprama, autc., 3 cyl., A/C, loadad. Blua. 8 cyl., auto, A/C, low mUaaga. mllaa. situated on a beautiful wooded lot. This home has beautifully landscaped yard. 3 76 KSPn SE $4295 many outstanding features. Excellent value in $80’s. Relocation Service At No Extra dost! 69 CADIUC $1795 75 GRAMDA $3195 SMUen Waqcn, 3 cyllndar.PS. ana 74 DATSUN 610 WA60R $ 2 9 9 5 W« ar# ywr award-winning RELQ rtfl Mlafa Ciw. DcVllla, luS power, air, unuaually daan. IKW DIM r a C E l PUM THMIfJWD DEMiR PREF. Auto., A/C. real nice car______Call bedrooms, baths, family room and 4 Dr., mid., w w , V-8, auto., PS* owner, 16,000 mllaa. . brokw ba^td by ovar II yaara'of axpaflanca Dick Zlmmar or Jim McCavanagh Westwood Sect. II much more. Call today for your OPEN MON.-FRI. TIL 9 OPEN MON.-FRI. TIL 9 and aarvict to Iranalarrad paopla and conv- WE h a v e OUR SAT. TIL 5 '’THE FORD STORE” SAT. TIL 5 COMPLETE, MODERN panlaa. Ona call puta ui to work markaUng yow, By JAMES A. MCCARTHY private showing! Jbn McCavansgh DIch Zlminsr prbparty hara and finding- itaw proparty for you Only a few lots remaining. Call now to build your home. 3- I OWN BODY AND PAINT SERVICE 640-8702 047-1130 anywhara. 4 b^room models w /tre^ lots, city utilities. Prices star­ jojT, SHOP RIGHT DEPARTMENT Canuiloday. G allery ''Profit With The Pro/etiionalt" ting $63,900. T.D. Taddeti PreMtdent MUSH------iT ■ iHomea ON THE PREMISES. T O SERVE m »w reaUy company PARTS The Barrpws & Wallses Company WE FIX ALL MAKES sehvice YOU BETTER. Ass6ciat6s, H&URS: REAL ESTATE and MODELS. 525-1048 CALIA FORD 527-7029 MANCHESTER HARTFORD Q MERRITT N H Dally 8iM ■ • pjn. *M5. 6«6-198b Suodaya CIsaad 722 WETHERSFIELD AVE., HARTFORD [ D J 646-7833 728-6615 648-1180 SaLlajm. - 6 pja- U i Foaturo Your Houss Hors at 278-2500e TAKE AIRPORT ROAD EXIT OFF 1-91 TO WETHERSFIELD AVE. 1 R! OCK SOUTH e 278-2500 e f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 19, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-THHKK PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 19, 1978 ACROSS charged parti- Answer to Previous Punia ela Autoi For Solo SI Auloo For Solo 67 Moforeyctat-Sfeyefet 64 Compere- 1 The briny MoUloHiIto-Homes 65 dMp Charlat M. Schultz DUNE BUGGY - New Ures, DODGE - Sportvan 1969 • 6 1975 HONDA 554. Excellent 4 Mountain DOWN new brakes, new front end. cylinder, automtlc transmis­ condition. Best offer. CaU 6 ^ 1970 TIMBERUKE Trailer • . p t ii in India 1450. Call 640-9868, anytime. sion, sturdy, needs some 14 foot, sleeps 4, stove. ■ 6 Italian 1 Stimulate Dear Abby 2 Exiitanca work, excellent possibilities, refrigerator, $900. or best ! gritting (Latl Q Q □ □ YsTeTil T H ^ S M / I Y c o m e 1973 PONTIAC CaUlina - 2 asking I6S0. Evenings after 6 GIRLS RALEIGH 3 speed offer. Call 742-Wl. 12 Mao____ door, vinyl top, excellent con­ p.m. 643^0885. bicycle, like new. 643-94U. tung 3 Vait period of IF IT HA5 TO RAIN, dition. Call M9-6643. MANSFIELD - Adults & By Abigail Van Buren 13 Atmoaphare time /I5 A SuRPRiSB 1972 TOYOTA CARINA - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Retired. An almost new New­ 14 Cauttic 4 Accounting OJHV POES IT HAVE TO DEAR ABBY: If a man is married to a woman who ie agency (abbr.) 1976 CADILLAC - Coupe Automatic, power brakes. vpors- port "6^2-14” central air con­ “cold" or always "too tired" to satisfy her husbaiul's tubitanca RAIN IN MV FACE? DeVille - dark brown, beige Exceptionally clean. $1100, or 65 15 Eiemant 5 Marching i Mobllo Homes ditioning (remember the hot physical needs, he gets a lot of eympathy. And if he should cadence TIo You, ERN E, inter or, 26,000 miles, $6,1U. best offer. Call 643-0964, after weather), range, refrigerator, varietiei to settle estate, 646-1082 after S p.m. m elsewhere for wMt he's mieeing at home, no one blames 17 Nautar 6 Greek deity 1974 20 FOOT self contained w/w carpet, washer, .dryer, 7 Flavor ganization 45 Irish dance 8uT lAit'vE G P r 4 p.m. him. But how about a woman! She can be love-starved for 18 City on tha Tag-A-Long. Sleeps six. In­ awning, utility building, 8 Craftiest (abbr.) 47 Spew forth 1971 VOLKSWAGEN cluding double bunks. porch, aluminum skirting. years, and if she aa much as looks at anoUier man, ahe's Truckaa ' considered a tramp. .9 Prappe 49 Expose to c o d e 1971 PONTIAC T37 - Squareback - Excellent, Marvelous for the kids, $19,^ . Jensen's Inc. Rolling 19 Walki 30 City in Texas A ORBSS WeU, I'm no tramp, Abby. I'm a decent, normal woman 21 Compasi lo w in g (Pr.) 31 Makes perfect view automatic, power steering. mechanical. Very good body. excellent condition. Must be Hills. Call Mrs. Young 429- 11 Batting factor who has been married for 16 years to a man to has given point score 50 Wick power brakes, 350 engine, $925. Call 5284285. seen. Firm $2500. 6434431. 1786, 26 Old Wood Rd. 16 Buffet about UP HERE. 5-i1699 given equal consideration. ties. Victor Mollo says a 2121. - 9 p.m. Auto Body, 528-1990. Wagon - All new parts, Squareback, Auto.. Qreen LIBRA (tep L 23-Oct. 23) A lltlle French magazine printed it battery, tires, etc. Frame 1974 MM FOX >2499 seed money may be required Your partner opens one SOUTH WINDSOR - Ap­ 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA - needs welding. Best offer over 2 dr„ 4 cyl., auto., beige. * 1 2 9 5 May'20, 1971 some 10 years ago and that spade, second hand bids two today to prime the pump for this similar hand was played > Apartments For Rent S3 proximately 1,000 square feet, Hatchback. Power steering, $125. Call 649-2587, after 5. 1979 70Y074 >2999 The balance sheet will be tilted something larger. Don't fear to hearts, your bid three dia­ successfully in a French warehouse with office. Elec­ power brakers, air con­ Corolla 2 dr.. 4 cyl.. auto., yellow. In your (avor this coming year. spend a buck If you're assured monds. Fourth hand bids £aJi^ tournament by a player who LOOKING for anything in real tric overhead door. All ditioning. Excellent running 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1974 ora. MM(7X >2409 Through a series of unusual of several In return. three hearts, your partner estate rental - apartments, facilities. Ample parking. 528- condition. $1650. Call after 5 Squareback - good motor, best 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 ap., gold. circumstances and luck, situa­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) gave the magazine credit. four diamonds, and second homes, multiple dwellings, no 1415, or 643-0654. p.m., 646-6494. offer. 872-8150. tions could develop where Avoid teaming up with anyone South plays dummy’s ace hand passes. What should fees. Call J.D. Real Estate you’ll benefit from things Inau­ today who thinks pettily. You of diamonds on West’s you do? Associates, Inc. 646-1980. gurated by others. need a cohort who sees things queen. East ruffs and it is up You should bid five clubs. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your on the same grand scale you to South to make the key This is a slam try that shows MANCHESTER - Main Street esteem Is ascending today be­ do. play right here. If he knows that you hold the ace of clubs cause of your willingness to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. It is a trick hand he looks at tM 97l&rUCA,irc.Tlil M^US Fgt.Q - Two and three room accept the blame for the mls- but have two losing hearts. apartments. Heated, hot 21) It'S probable you'll benefit dummy’s deuce and his trey lakes o( those in your charge. today from something you only water, appliances. No pels. Find out more of what lies I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Security. Parking. 523-7047. played a miniscule role In DeCormier ahead for you by sending for bringing about. Dame Fortune your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ did the heavy work. Berry'a World MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 ter by mailing 50 cents for each CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HOW r . . . B U T , f i r s t , a r IT SEEMS VOUR A and a long, aelf-addressed room apartment. Stove, 1974 DODGE COLT Life seldom offers sure things. ABOUT A [ SURE I GOT TO GET p l a n t w a s A L 5 0 .. refrigerator. No pets. Adults. Hardtop, yellow with whit# vinyl root, 4 tpaed, stamped envelope to Astro- You’re aware of this. For­ 1 MV CUP &ACK... J ^ THIRSTY.'..... ^ $180. 646-3167 , 228-3540. Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City REFILL, / THIWS, DATSUN SAYS radio, whita walla, axtra claan. tunately, today your hopes will FRED? A B E T T - / Slallon.N.Y. 10019. Be sure to be predicated upon viable fac­ 1/------HEBRON - 2 bedroom apart­ specify birth date. tors. ^ ment, wall to wall, carpeting, PICK IT OUT - PACK IT UP. * 2 0 9 5 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) In AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) S r i ^ appliances, heat and hot DATSUN PICKUPS IN IMPORT areas where you can exercise Any self-doubts you Initially , water. Large yard and garden your own judgment the results entertain today will be swept area. $245 monthly plus TRUCK SALES FOR 19 YEARS will be profllabis today. Where aside when you spring Into security. No pets. Evenings you rely too heavily on the action. You're a belter doer 228-9759 or days 649-2871. HIS N' HERS advice of others, you'll go than you are a thinker. adrift. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 10 INCHES CANCER (June 21-July 22) Something you're presently In­ SPACIOUS 5 ROOM While aoclallzing today, be DUPLEX. Full basement. BRAND NEW 1978 “KING CAB” BRAND NEW 1978 DATSUN STANDARD volved In has greater potential careful not to be uncomplimen­ than you may realize. It's best Prime location. Includes: tary about mutual pals who to leave the mechanics and Carpeted living room, private aren't present. Your remarks know-how up to associates. driveway, stove, hook ups. could be distorted. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Con­ Adults. No Pets. $240. Heat LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Lady luck ditions look financially promis­ Born Loser — Ar.t Sansom not included. Security deposit. will be supportive today In ing for you today, but don't Lease. References. 643-0430, situations where you keep a settle for minor returns If you after 5 p.m. tow profile. Shun the spotlight. have a chance to go for some­ BEEM PRIUWIJ'. Function as the power behind thing larger. AWC../WWRE TlWYltJOftlU DDE 3 1978 SyNEA. Inc 5629 the throne. INSWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I MANCHESTER - First floor, 2 Dr„ blue beeiity, e/trene., AM-FM. Muet be AtJ OTLAlWlOW? An extra haR is always 5 rooms n 2 family, garage, ’/i ton Pickup. Featuring Bugs Bunny — Halifidahl and Stoffal so nice to carry for those appliances. No dogs. $275 power assisted front disc extra packaKcs, Ijooks, brakes. 4-speed trans., monthly, plus utilities. Call bucket seats, dealer prep., H vn m , "I think I'm going to acquire a taste lor salad, etc. . . . especially when 649-4826, or 649-9950. glazing, undercoating in­ TWO " - ^ 1 it's this Rood-looklnK. cluded, chrome yellow. SK * 1 8 9 5 BUK3ERS-' now that lettuce is so expensive!" No. T)fi29 has knit and HIGHLAND PARK AREA - #2075 List: 4827" > ' finishing directions for Luxury townhouse, 2 4999 Tote Fiag. Our Boarding House — Carrol A McCormick TO ORDER, send $1.00 for each bedrooms, fully carpeteii, 3 attern plut 25( for poitage and full floors, no children, no DINER Sandlinf. pets, $325. 646-1616. FAiTrieR,! IWN'T WANT iOli TO ANNE CABOT SELECT USED CARS Mancfwtttr Harald BECOME ALARMED OR UR SET- 1150 Ava. of AmorICM MANCHESTER - First floor ITi A STAGE TriAT EVERYONE Now York. N.Y. 10036 apartment. 5 rooms. 1977 TOYOTA 1973 COMET 1976 D4TSIIII eoES THROUfiH'-BUT t? PUT IT Print Name. Addrett w.th Zip Carpeting. Appliances. Nice Corolla llftback, beautiful one owner car, YPU THINK r HAVE £ CODE and Styta Number. SIMPLY-ANP PLEASE PON'T/tlS- jpo neighborhood. Close to 4 cylinder, 4 speed. AM radio, steel 4 Dr. Sedan, auto, irans.. PS. A/C, 6*210, 2 Dr. Sedan, 4 oylindtr, 4 speed. custom Interior group, vinyl top. Irost UNPERSTANP ME~MARTriA ANP '5PRIN(S FEVER?AFTER 1978 ALBUM with a32-page schools and sh on ping. belted radlala, frost white, saddle Interior, I AM radio, eleotrlo rear window defroster, white, tan vlnyf Interior. Stock No. desert gold. Stock No. 1914-1. APMIRE VPU BU T' BEING ^NPWPOUNP IN "fiift Section” with full Available July 1st. Call 647- rear window defrctfter. Stock No. 5140-1. 208184. I directions. Price ... $2.00 9387. THE WOPS ALL WIN­ ALSO THESE BOOKS AT S1.35 EACH I Brev ine. F ^ R . g e t HOLD TER THE FUJWER6 HeathclIH This Funny World Nq. Q-116~BtUE RIBBON QUILTS. * -----S-i? HIT ME PRETTY HARP.' ConUini sixteen levely quilts. *389S 3495 VOUR No. Q-117 - Q'JILTS ON PARADE OFFICE SPACE 2 Door HT, 8 qfl., e/trene., p/cteering, elr con- Directions for sixteen quilts. WELL, HOW ARE HOWEVER, MINE 56 LF' No. Q-MS-CRANOMOTHER'S PLOW- FOR RENT d., one owner. ER QUILTS. 16 fatcinatinr quiin THEV?/— r COULD STAND OUST No. Q-1IS - AMERICA'S FAVORITE 250 square feet, center oil 1974 VW BEETLE 1976 DATSUN A SMIDGEN OF . AfOHANS. A beautiful selicllon. 1974 H0Mlk Manchester, air condilioninB and | 4 cyl., 4 speed, all set for June graduate, Civic Hatchback. No waiting for this Hon­ I King Cab Pickup. 4 speed, bucket seats, * 1 5 9 5 ____ e s o o f f i e r s a u c e / No. 0-120-MAKE A 6IFT. Many parkmi! Call 643-9551. ' da. AM-FM radio, 4 speed, radial tlrea, steel belted radial tlrea. Jackman white, lifts far friands and family. including new brakes and new mufflers. 1 Chrome yellow. even a vinyl top, burnt orange, black In­ I spoke wheels, 33,000 miles, true terior. Stock No. 5141-1. blue. #5142 <2495 *2595 3995

NOW TAKING ‘M m Tu , Ttm a . k - Fm « M r* ^^N LINEKPECTEP APPLICATIONS ) REPL'Y' For A Wilting List Only 1973 OOOGIIR H.T.g b95utlful blu8, 8 eyi., i/trint., Short RIbB — Frank Hill 2 BEDROOM /tPARTMENTS De Corm ier p/tlMTlng, vinyl roof, outotandlno. From $180. Includes: Heat, Hot Water and Parking, V?' with Wall to Wall Carpeting, Modern Appliances, 2 Laundramats on site. * 2 6 9 5 eHWIl€WiMhl8ir»4..l««. 5-19 Motor SaleSj Inc. HARRY STICKELS Tel. 648-2076 CALL 643-1061 Mon. thru FrI. from 6 to 4:30 “You never seem to do anything right, do you?” Sat. 8-12. 285 Broad Street, Manchester SUBORiMN MOTORS HK. 50 TOLLAND TURNPIKE ______Phone 643-4165 (MANCHEOTBR (On Mm.-Talconvill# Line) CHOCOATB MILK/“'