I’ACK TWKNTV - KVKNING HKRALD. Mun . April 2, 1979 Mayor^s Work Is Never Done in South Windsor ______^ ______anrvInilDn tliA t l , . ______ji.t . .. •• • applause from the youngster as she fic would rim smoothly. "Possibly some day," answered much work it would be." I K .111)^ K i ...... entered the nxim, came armed with "Can we have a bike path from the mayor, “ I would hate to see it “ Are you going to run for gover­ Ilcriilil Uitrrcn|ioiiSingle Copy > 15$ Home Delivered Lecture Minister Menacheni Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, ignoring Arab opposition to their Series peace treaty, agreed . today to meet in the Sinai next month and Slated to open, their borders and es­ EASTER Pick up your copy tablish air links within two Even Critics Like Budget MANCHESTER - The months. Educational Community of our colorful netw circular Begin vowed to rpake Egyptian- and R o ckville General Israeli cooperation a “ shining Hospital will co-sponsor a at your nearest But Usual Caldor store. example" to others — presumably Spring Lecture Series in the hard-line Arab states who April, May and June with SHIHIIS EXCITEMEIIT have condemned the peace treaty Objections 'D r, Everett Shostrom, Dr and voted sanctions against Egypt Penelope Russianoff. and — and boasted that real friendship Dr. Albert Ellis. Beautiful had begn achieved between the Air Again Dr. Shostrom, author of Egyptian and Israeli peoples. “ Man the Manipulator" Nottingham Lace 100% Cotton Sadat made it clear that Arab By SUSAN V AUGHN will begin the senes April opposition to the pact, which he Herald Reporter 27, 7 to 9 p.m., April 28, 9 Soil-Release described as nothing new, will not M AN CH ESTER - The annual a.m. to 4 p.m,, and April Tablecloths deter him. 29, 9 a.m. to noon. His town budget hearing at Waddell topics w ill include Ac­ Qlrls’ Ea>t0f-Pr«tty All School Monday night brought out the tualizing therapy, anger D fM tM A Skirt Sets 9.88 Sizes Missile Study usual objections to higher taxes and Our Reg. excess spending, but even the peren­ and love. The presentation 14.991017.99 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pen­ will allow for audience par­ tagon sources said a just- nial critics who dominated the sparesely-attended two-hour hearing ticipation. 7.1 9 ..11.99 completed Air Force study on the Our R*g. 8.99 to 14.99 CHOOSE FROM iiad some praise for Town Manger Dr. Shostrom, •70”x90” M-X missile concluded an air­ recognized by the Califor­ Lovely selection with touches Robert Weiss's limited budget in­ Imported French Glass Tableware by Durand Oblong borne fleet would be workable, nia Psychological Associa­ ol smocking, lace trims. Some but would cost between $30 billion crease. vest-looks, even some western •70”x108” Weiss has proposed a $28.1 million tion for distinguished • 20-Pc. Dinnerware Set • 7-Pc. Salad/Dassert Set and $40 billion, instead of the designs In group. Sizes 4-14. Oblong town budget for the 1979-80 fiscal achievement in psy­ about $20 billion it would take for 7 n Service lor4 year, with 5.9 percent increase com­ chology, has authored or Our Reg. 7.99 •70” Round a graound-based system in which e f W Our Reg. 13.99 5.76 pared to 12 percent last year. co-authored .seven books. the missile locations are constant­ Ideal8 tor Easter or Passover. 1 large, 6 small bowls. The Board of directors, which Dr. Russianoff. a well- Elegant 'Savannah' pattern ly changed. known psychotherapist in Sprklin g tableware In oreak-reslst lace In permanent press, The study results were requested the 6 percent increase glass. Versatile 'Roc' pattern • 24-Pc. Tumbler Set New York City, will pre­ machine^«rashable 100% cotton. presented by the Air Force last limit for all town departments this blends with other china, accents year, 'ft'ere also praised for its efforts sent “ Risking Change: your table. Set Includes 4 each: •Crochet Place Matt weekend to a high-level Pentagon 8.70 ’ Our Reg. 12.99 even by such budget watchdogs as Becoming Your Indepen­ plates, salads, soups, cups, saucers. Our R«g.1.39...... review panel which now is There were many more empty chairs than people at Mon­ 8 ea: tumblers, rocks, juice. Betty Sadloski, president of the Gunderson (standing at the podium at the rear). There were dent Self," May 19, 9 a.m. GIFT DEPT. assessing the findings. day night’s annual town budget hearing at Waddell School. only 16 residents who spoke during the rather brief two-hour to 4 p.m. She received her Manchester Property Owners Association. Here, The Board of Directors and the residents, which hearing. (Herald phpto by Pinto) doctorate in Clinical Price Ceiling Psychology .from After offering a long list of areas numbers only about 125 at the peak point, listen to Lee Ann Men’s L.C.D. she called government waste in use ol Northwestern University Boys’ No-Iron Knit The Lundberg Letter, a private Chronograph or newsletter specializing in oil labor, equipment, gasoline and and is a recipient of the Sport & Dross Shirts crease. entertainment course," sewing in the town departments, especially Alarm Watches market analysis and statistical education, Mrs. Sadloski concluded preparing the budget. Smith offered Dorothy Hughes Memorial Shelley Aronson, co-chairwoman of courses for boys and others. John CETA (ComprehensiveEmployment gasoline data, said Monday its by saying, “ 1 told the directors’ his financial expertise to the direc­ Award for Distinguished Our Rog. 3.99 the PTA Council's budget study com­ Tucci of the Manchester Property Training Act) positions. Weiss has .97 1^ latest survey indicated more than you're doing pretty good job.’’’ tors during their upcoming Service. mittee, said that the committee was Owners Association said the Board of proposed six new positions in the For dress-up or casual wear. Many 34.70 half the nation's service stations The attorney representing the workshops. Dr. Russianoff, who was styles and colors to choose Irom. “ supportive of the town in a time of Education budget should be sub­ town government for next year. e ignoring federal price town's fifth largest taxpayer, Ray­ Lee Ann Gunderson, chairwoman featured in the motion pic­ Permanent press. Sizes 8-18. * C H R O N O G R A P H Precision stop­ austerity,” with tjje limited increase mond F. Damato, also had accolades ject^ to a zei 0 base review. He'^id The controversial Community of the town's Human Relations Com­ ture “ An Unmarried watch reads to 1/100 second. ceilings. It stopped short of hut added that the "maintenance for the Board of Directors and Weiss. youth services, social services and Development program was brought mission, presented a statement in Woman,” is a member of * ALARM Reliable alarm with calling the practice “ price level" Board of Educction budget AM/PM Indicator. Attorney Barry Botticellos said a psychological services within the up by only two speakers, one on each showing disillusionment with the the faculty of the New Boys’ Easy-Caro Slacks gouging.” was “ far too austere. ” She'asked fhr Hamilton Beach •Bothwith built-in night light! “ lot of fat has already been school program should be put under side of the issue. budget process in general, Pointing School for Social Research Kodak ‘Coiorburst’ 300 “ By ample evidence, gasoline unanimous approval of the school Hot Air Corn Popper trimm ed” from the budget, but "intense review," Robert Faucher of 16 Laurel St. to the sparse crowd at the hearing, and frequently appears on Our Reg. 6.49 Instant Camera price controls are bankrupt,” the budget as presented to the directors 4.88 Two full-funclion precision- added, “ There is always room for Frank Lupien, a leading board and a member of JOIN, the pro-CD she said, "We don’t put up mucL jf a radio and television. letter said. “ It would take a vir­ by Weiss without any cuts. Man-tailoring for special occasions. 27.60 Our Reg. 33.99 crafted chronograph or alarm cuts.” In behalf of Damato, Bot- watchdog, suggested that the Board group, pointed to the changing needs fight to avoid financial slaughter. Is Dr. Ellis, an authority in 100% polyester Is machine watches. Each shows hour, 57.60 Caldor Low Price tual police state to keep'*gasoline Nancy Fournier, another member Pop corn the oil-free way! Hot of Education budget be cut by $500,- of society and students, and said “ CD it that we feel there’s not use in doing washable. 8-18 Reg., 8-16 Slim. minute, seconds, month and Turns out those big Kodak Satin- retailers within control limits." ticello challenged the board to bring the field of sexology, will air unit pops 4 quarts of popcorn of the PTA budget study committee, 000 based on a drop in enrollment. funds have kept taxes down." anything?” date. Choice of gold-tone luxe color prints. Built-in the budget down “ a couple more pre.sent “ Sex, A F’ractical in about 5 minutes. #510 defended the Board of Education or silver-tone cases. electronic flash! percentage points.” Although Lupien came close to Vincent Kelly of 34 S. Adams St. However, the majority of residents Guide Eor Practioner and budget in terms of quality of life 0 1 iVo New Treaty Many of the attacks by the budget praising Weiss by saying, “ he is said the CD program has brought apprently did not feel there was Counselors," June 30, 9 being offered to the children of critics were focuses on the Board of closer to the mark than in previous "do-gooders" into the town and I enough to fight about this year and a.m. to 4 p.m. He is Direc­ PEKING (UPI) - China’s Manchester. She pointed to the many Education budget and there was not years, " he said the budget should be added, "We don't need it," the detailed budget review by the tor of the Institute for Spring Blouses • BIc Shavers, 4-Pack • Mobil All Weather 10 W-40 National People’s Congress voted state and federally mandated the usual member of defenders cut by two more percent by the direc­ Although he largely commended directors Is not expected to bring Ra'tional Living in Now That Go Soft (DItpoaable) Our Reg. 73c. 39 ^ Motor Oil today not to renew its 29-year-old programs fdr the education of peace and friendship treaty with among the sparse crown of a little tors. the budget, Faucher proposed a major changes before the May 7 York, and has 'publi.shcd Our Reg. 78c...... Quart 0 9 * children with special needs and said, Other speakers pointed out specific phase-in of zero base budgeting by budget adoption. and Feminine Limit 6 qiMflt p«r cuitonwr. the Soviet Union., more than 100. There were only four over 350 papers and 31 • Aim Gel Toothpaste "This quality of life did not exist The vote came seven days PTA Council members who spoke in areas which they suggested could be town departments over the next Weiss commented after the books. 8.2 01., Our Reg. 1.39...... H f * before this decade for these • Lee 15,000 Mile Dual-Stage* defense of the school budget. The eliminated from the budget, such as three years. Tucci and Frank J. heasing that it was one.of the There is a fee for the 9.99 before the treaty would children." • Johnson & Johnson Maxi Oil Filters $16.3 million proposed school budget the annual leaf pickup, twice a week Smith of 93 Ferguson Road also shortest budget hearings in his whole .series Single event Our Reg. 13.99 automatically be extended for Opponents of the school budget Baby Powder LF 1118 HP, Out R.g. 2.M...... £ . 1 4 was just under the six percent in- garbage collection, added positions proposed the zero base method of memory. tickets will be sold two You'll lind solids, prints, five years if neither side decided a pointed lo what they called “ the 14 oz.. Our Reg. 1.87 . V weeks before the scheduled gauzey looks, all with 1.27 LF2«5HP,OurR.g.3.Z9...... 2.44 year in advance to abbrogate it. the new soft-lined The treaty, which named Japan talk silhouette, little Dr. Ellis will conduct a fashion trims and the United States as the com­ marathon on July 1 from 9 Sizes S.M,L mon enemies of Moscow and Fallout c a m e $5.00* a m. to 9 p.m for a limited Peking, obviously has lost much number of people There is of its significance over the years. Reactor in Bnd Shape a lee. Downeast HARRISBURG, Pa, (UPI) - All lectures will be held Hope Runs Out "The core appears to be damaged rods might only have (split and to 6 percent of its original size for AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - ’SOFMMTE Federal officials today cautiously to the point it would not be re- at The Educational Com­ Proportioned twisted. I reasons not entirely understood by Radiation levels in southern munity, 645 Birch Moun­ To-Fit Woven ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) expressed hope that the worst is over useable,” the official said. After more than fiv^ ays on the engineers. Maine have increased dramatically — Lawyers for condemned former in the Three Mile Island nuclear Events surrounding the Three Mile tain Rd.. Manchester Polyester Pants defensive, engineerj-salu they finally Later, in a planned move, the past several days, but federal, Prime Minister Zulfikar A li Bhut­ crisis but said the reactor's core Island crisis have prompted a quiet Reservations are 100| have taken theWfensive in subduing engineers began removing hydrogen state and local officials discount it to said they hold no hope for the appeared to be damaged ba^ly exodus of one-fourth the residents of necessary Lunch is not in­ the reactor. gas from the r^aethr’^SDe-shaped came from the Three Mile Island success of any further legal enough that it may have to be the four counties around the plant, containment building, a concrete cluded in any of the costs 9.66 Water Pik Hand-Held Ca8t Iron Twin-Grid Texas Instruments Slide- They said radiation emissions from nuclear plant in Pennsylvania. Our Rag. 12.99 challenges, after being asked to scrapped. cut business by bne-half in some For further information, Shower Massage Adjustable HIbachi the plant this morning measured a cylinder 120 feet wide and' about 230 A physics professor at the Fly-lront styling with Rule Memory Calculator withdraw a request for a stay of A Nuclear Regulatory Commission stores and caused restaurants to call 646-0711 General Electric 4-Pack maximum I millirem about 2 miles feet high. Both promised to reduce University of Southern Maine has leminine cinch-walst. Sizes Soft-White Bulbs execution, following the filing of official said preliminaiy indications close early in the evening instead of from the facility — one-sixth the the risk of potentially catastrophic Petite 8-t6, Average, 19.76 Our Rag. 29.99 5.44 Our Reg. 7.99 19.33 Our Reg. 24.95 been monitoring the radiation l.ontrn (.ol'JVr 10-18 an appeal based on the nation's suggest most — and probably all — of late at night. amount of a dental X-ray— and most hydrogen explosions. Stimulating soothing water to Lots of grilling room on Does scientific notation, pi paren­ levels in southern Maine. SOUTH WINDSOR Our Reg. 2.68 new religious laws. the 3,6(X) metal-covered uranium fuel NRC teams have gradually raised "Those two events put us on the relax tired muscles with pulsating J.46 theses, square roots. Includes readings were close to the minimum Profe.s.sor Chdiles Armentrout rtic Avery SIn'cl Chrislian 10x17" grid. Air-vent The Islamic court today refused rods that make up the core were their estimate of core damage as the jets. Easy to install. Assorted wattages. control. Wood handles. case and recharger. #TI 40 detectable level, indicating there offensive," NRC technical specialist reported readings "hundreds of Relonncd Cliurcb will con to stay the hanging, while it hears irreparably damaged in the accident full dimensions of the Three Mile *See Clerk for detallt. s, have been no new major releases of Tom Elsasser said early today, times greater than normal for this duel a l.cMlcn Collec April the appeal. No date was set for that launched the nation's worst Island incident unfolded. radiation since Friday. "That was when our people started area, which may be coming from 11 from 9 30 1(1 11 a 111 tor the hearing, according to nuclear power emergency last week. The first estimates said only 1 per­ Two separate events Monday — one thinking optimistically.” the Harrisburg area.” the women ol Hie com- Pakistan Press International Normally, one official said, only cent of the core was badly damaged, planned and one a surprise — marked NRC officials have raised the A spokesman lor the U.S. En­ iiiunilv. Men’s Colorful news agency. one-third of a reactor’s core would while estimates Friday said 25 to 50 what Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ possibility in background briefings vironmental Protection Agency Eiililled a "Morning of 1. w i' Knit or Plaid have to be replaced each year to add percent of the core had been knocked sion experts viewed as the turning with members of Congress that the said “ natural radiation — called Fricndslii|i " Itii' program Sport Shirts Fatal Blaze new fuel. But at Three Mile Island, out. point. Three Mile Island plant may be so will include special music h:psaid, the intense heat from the ac­ At first officials said some of the First, a large hydrogen bubble badly contaminated it can never be Radon 222” is given off when the ground thaws in the spring. and inspirational llioiiglils FARMINGTON, Mo. (UPI) - cident appears to have knocked out fuel rods might have melted. But new within the reactor suddenly and un­ used again, the Washington PosL-* ■= A niirscrv lor babies and 6 . 6 6 David R. Freeman, director of the entire core. analysis led officials to believe the 3 expectedly appeareiTlo have shrunk reported today. ^ prcsi liooiers will be Our Reg. 7.99 to 8.99 UNISONIC the Department of Social Ser­ available bv reservalion Handsome group ol casual 5” Diagonal vices, who arrived after a smoky Women wauling In use the shirts. Short-sleeve knits 3-WayBAW fire that killed 25 people early nurserv tacililies or with contrast-stitched trim, Monday at the Waysiwe Inn, said, anvone wanting more in­ pockets. Machine wash­ Portable TV able. Sizes S,M,L,XL. “ From the standpoint of patient Teamster Strike Hurts Auto Industry formation should call 644- care and of the physical facility, it Fitzsimmons jiaid the union would would have a “ severe " impact on the 8496 or 872-8722 Men’s ‘Wrangler’ is one of the better boarding WASHINGTON (UPI) - The representatives of union locals was driver was shot by a sniper while REQ. SALE Teamsters’ strike-lockout with abide by a court injunction, if one is state, House or ‘Maverick’ homes I've seen.” scheduled to meet Wednesday in driving on Interstate 95, but police • Shoulder Strap Tote S17S....24.00 The 42-bed home that was major trucking lines today reached Chicago. said there was no evidence to connect issued. "The effects of this won’t be felt by COVENTRY — Friends Pre-Washed Operai Negotiations broke off. according •22" Short H op...... 42.N....34.30 AC power, off your car destroyed by the fire included its third day, equaling the duration of Automobile assembly plants were the incident to the strike. Connecticut immediately. By im­ and acquaintances of Mrs Denim Jeans the union's only previous nationwide to the industry, after the union •24” Weekend Flight ...soaz..... 39.80 or boat battary, or with veterans and mental patients' the first to feel the brunt of the Teamsters' President Frank Fitz­ mediately, I mean the.next few days. Grace Utley Hitchcock are 9 ‘O'batteries (not Incl.) among its 37 residents. walkout and disrupting the auto in­ walkout because of interruption in simmons told a news conference rejected a three-year contract But if this continues for a few weeks •Crosscountry...... 5TJT... 44.66 Super-lightweight... calling for wage-benefit increases invited to attend an open dustry and major freight delivery. the delivery of parts for new cars. Monday the industry lockout was it will have a severe impact on the house in her honor at her 11.33 •29” Oversees...... sirs....47.60 take It afong anywhere. above 30 percent, but without a Our Reg. 14.99 In Boston, parents packed lunches Ford Motor Co. and General irresponsible, and said the union's state since we depend so much on home, 27 LaIhrop Drive, •50” Dress Carrier . .. BuiltJn tataacopic antenna. Inside Today major union demand that future cost- Mjs 44.80 Also comes with for about 21,000 school children after Motors Corp. cut hack shifts at some decision to strike oiriy some firms trucking,” he said. Coventry Mrs Utley will Famous brand styling, lit of-living adjustments be' on a semi­ and constnrctlon. "No-faullk •2-Sulter(Muat»ieonly).. ...41JT....47.60 personal earphone. Business...... 11 the labor strife cut off delivery of final assembly plants Monday and was to ensure the nation's health and Blasko said about 85 to 90 percent celebrate her 90tli birthday their hot lunches. annual basis, instead of annually. or 'Automatics' stay • 40” Suit Carrier (UutiMe only). ...szso... 41.90 •Zenith 19” diagonal Classified...... 12-14 were assessing further action ttxlay. safety would not be harmed. of the products hauled in and out of on April 12 The open house, wrinkle-tree. Straignt or The administration had already Attractive scuff-resistant vinyl with stitched panels and BAWPoflaMaTV . C om ics...... 15 No new negotiating sessions were At two Chevrolet assembly plants Fitzsimmons acknowledged it also Connecticut are transported by flares. Sizes 29<38. will be on April 8 tnim handle, strong zippers. Blue or Mustang. owitaaisan Editorial .'...... 7 scheduled to resolve the impasse that in Flint, Mich., shifts were shortened was limited to prevent the govern­ eased its wage guidelines — which trucks and about 50 percent of all 5 p.m. Entertainment ...... 11 began early Sunday morning when to four hours, affecting 3,000 ment from winning a Taft-Hartley in­ would usually allow only a 22.5 per­ trucks serving the state are driven by Senior (lili/ens F a m ily ...... 6 the Teamsters called a selective workers. junction ordering strikers back to cent hike over the pericxl — turning Teamsters. Obituaries ...... strike against 73 companies. The Ohio State Highway Patrol work. the strike into a test of President Union members .sat in four cars hebron 8 the Senior Peopletalk ...... 2 The disruption quickly escalated said rocks were thrown on trucks The Taft-Hartley ^ t allows Presi­ . Carter's anti-inflation program. Monday lining the driveway of the Citizens will meet MANCHESTER VERNON .§P0rtS,,L..-^ ...... ;,--,....SblO industry instUuted..a. from soiqe overpasses, but no dent Carter to seek a court order for In Connecticut, John E. Blasko, - Roadway Expresa.truc'teng term inal. -■-JThursda.v at 1 p.m,rin the” Tn^nwoppweam Television . 11 naffonwide lockout. drivers were injur^. Troopers also an flO-day cooling-off period — executive vice president of the in Enfield, but police said there were social roiim of the Gilead , Weather...... £ • The Teamsters' national suspending strike or lockout action — Connecticut Motor Transport Church. STOF ! HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 9;30 PM •SATURDAV.S AM to 9:30 PM •SUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 PM* SALE, MOW THRU SATURDAY confischted guns from two trucks. no incidents or violence. negotiating committee of about 350 Near Jacksonville, Fla., a truck while a settlement is sought. Association, said a prolonged strike PA(;K two - KVKNING IIKHAI.U. Tuw . April 3. 1979

14 PZC Needs Deep TJiought e v- e n...... in.. g...... HERALD... Tues.. fiQiiiApril 3. laia1979 —- rAUC, PAGE THREEimtistv New Managenjent Improves Beechwood Apartments On Liquor Rule Changes By srSAN VAFGliN preventive maintenance done by the pumps, he said. what was really needed." She said Smith said the woman had lived in Herald Kepiirler former management for several The major problem at the complex the. former management had fallen more complaints about 9uch prac­ Jl M: TOMl’klNS tinued. "We aren't trying to make another disco on Main Street." he the complex for over a year and had tices from the tenants, although he MANCHESTER — A moderate in- years, so that every little problem now is finding a recreation area for behind on bills and allowed too much never been late with her rent. When some drastic change in what exists added. has received some other complaints llmanager tinual complaints to the MISAC is no area within the complex which noted the benefits especially for' application, he said that before a description of a "city of village choice of paying her rent withjn five thinks that most of the "problem liquor, the Planning and Zoning Com­ for Housing Services, which now board about the management by the is large enough for a good young families and elderly .on fixed days plus a $40 charge, which she did liquor license is granted, the state charm." he urged keeping it that people" have left. mission tabk‘d its decision manages the Beechwood Apartments L. C, Grenough Co. The firm decided playground. He said finding a play incomes. She said there are more pay'. Smith said. commission looks at the business way. "We don't want a tavern on Beechwood still has a' full waiting "We ought to give some gorxi deep on Rachel Road, said recently that not to seek a renewal of its contract area would help cut down on the van­ than a dozen families who have lived Smith contacted the management returns of the applicant and would every comer like a gas station.” last spring. dalism problems. list on the one and three-bedroom thought on this." Alfred Sieffert. the company has been bringing the in the complex that became eligible complaining about the situatioh, but apartments and 14 or 15 persons exercise control over this type of However. David Woodbury, owner Housing Services has a full-time The apartments were painted last for Section 8 housing subsidies. commission chairman, said durif)|g I r . apartments "up to where thev should said recently that he never received waiting for two-bedroom units, regulation of David's Restaurant at the employee in an office on the summer and more site work is Mrs, Jackston commented, "We're the PZC's business session after the .ludd Peskin. arvattorney represen­ have been, " Three full-time a respon'Se _to his letter. He said he Boothby said, which means about an hearing He also asked Town Planner Parkade. had a different reaction maintenance persons have been ' premises which is open daily from 8 planned for this spring. Boothby said. turning the complex around and I discussed the situation with two at­ ting Willie's Steak House on Center and said he didn't think the PZC is Phyllis Jackson, president of the average four to eight-month waiting Alan I^amson to get a copy of the working on the premises of the 191- to 5 and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to hope it will be something to be proud torneys who belipve the practice of period to get in. Street, said that approving the taking the right approach. He said he noon, Boothby said. \ MISAC Corp., also mentioned the ef­ of shortly." State Liquor Control Commission's unit complex since September. the late fee was illegal. With a new rent increase which application would "greatly increase didn't think that any one of the five Boothby said the maintenaitce men forts to upgrade the complex with list of definitions for restaurant and Boothby said. The company has been One problem which aros^since Boothby said his company which went into effect March I, the rents competition and would lower the applicants opened their businesses have been working an average of 50 repaving, regrading and re-seeding Housing Services took o ter the other food .service establishments managing the proper-4y for the manages several other HUD (federal went up to $162 for a one-bedroom, stanilards of all restaurants who thinking they would be granted a to 65 hours a week at the compjpx and planned for this spring. She also said management was the manner in Vincent Djana. attorney for the have to compete " MISAC (Manchester International Housing and Urban Development) $212 for two bedrooms and $237 for liquor permit in a few years. He someone is on call 24 hours a day. the interior of the apartments are which they dealt with evictions. One projects, stopped the late payment five restaurants in town seeking the The current regulation is most Social Action Councii). the (wners, three bedrooms, including heat and revised liquor limit proposal, made challenged the PZC to consider this, since last June. r The heating problems which has gradually being redone also. tenant had complained to the town's fee practice in September, Tenants restrictive compared to surrounding .Mrs. Jackston commended the new hot water. Boothby said he has an impassioned plea for approval of and the change that approving the "We are bringing it up to par. We bothered some areas of the complex equal housing coordinator, Wilber are still charged a $10 late fee if their received no complaints about the towns. I'eskin said, and if changed management company said, "There the applicatior application would have on the are just now catching up," said in previous years have improved Smith, that she was charged a $40 fee rent is not paid by the 10th of the rent increase which was approved bv would become most liberal. "En- "complexion of the town." is no question new management is "These are family-type es­ Boothby. He said there was no with the addition of some new for a late payment on her rent. month Smith said ho has received no HUD Irepreneurs would have to work Wo a sub-committee of the council. convinced it was needed.” City Post Hi Lo Miami Beach pc 77 73 thing — a bronze blade deliberately as drawers opened and closed and Holy Communion tribute to benefit the theater collec­ creases in property taxes, utilities or The proposal to consolidate the Alhuqucrquo pc 59 31 Milwaukee c 37 31 bent more than 3,(X)0 years ago so it objects rocketed around the room. But Councilman Michael Caterino MANCHESTER - A ser­ tion at the New York City Museum. insurance. town's fire departments was made Anclioragp r ,37 32 Minneapolis pc 44 20 had a differing opinion. He feels such vice of Holy Communion The committee feels that the in­ by a Fire Study Committee appointed Ashcvillo r 66 53 Nashville cy 71 43 creased interest subsidy grant could a committee would create one more will take place Wednesday All.infii New Orleans r 80 64 several months ago by Mayor Frank layer of red tape. He said the fire r 73 59 attract new investors who have both at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s llillmgs s 41 24 New York r 47 43 Area Police Report McCoy. chief should know his own needs. . the financial and operational Episcopal Church. Hirmlnghani r 69 55 Oklahoma City r 53 39 The committee recommended the Councilwoman Marie Herbst background for successful property Boston cy 4.1 39 Omaha pc 37 31 prehended by police the following endangerment. He was arrested on a merger and the council approved but agreed with Caterino but for Hrownsvillt'. Tx Philadelphia cy 52 49 Coventry^ management. AARF Meeting r 80 70 day. warrant in connection with the in­ it has to be done by charter change different reasons. She said before the Buffalo cy 55 35 Phoenix c 72 50 Raymond Giglio, 33, of Old Coven­ They said the increased interest try Road, Coventry, was arrested Giglio was released on a $50 non­ vestigation of an incident that which a revision commission is now town government were consolidated VERNON - The Vernon Charleston, SC cy 80 66 Pittsburgh cy 64 41 subsidy grant may also be an answer working on. area chapter of the Charlotte. N C r 74 60 40 Monday on a GA 19 warrant charging surety bond for appearance in court happened in Vernon last month. there was a Board of Fire Com­ / Portland. M cy 35 to problems of possible tenant dis­ The study committee also American Association of Chicago c 36 29 Portland, Ore r 56 39 him with first-degree reckless en- in Rockville on April 17. Police said they are looking for a m issioners in the form er Fire location. "Many landlords have been recommended forming a Board of Retired Persons will [ '"' j tWOWlW*'' Cleveland cy 66 37 Providence cy 44 39 dangerment. Vernon second suspect for whom they also persuaded to keep rentals at present District but after consolidation when lUPtWIAtMtR rOTCKAd ^ Fire Commissioners to act in an ad­ the town had a 12-member Town meet April 9 at 7.30 p.m. at Columhus c\- 66 36 Richmond r 82 63 Coventry Police said the arrest Robert C. Pinkham, 16, of 17 have a warrant. No court date was levels for presenfVnants and an in­ St Louis given for Bevins. visory capacity to a unified fire Council and a mayor, the commis­ the Ftockville United For period ending 7 am EST 4 4 79 Tuesday night Dallas r 55 45 c 45 30 was the result of an alleged incident Wilshire Drive, Vernon, was charged creased subsidy grant would no doubt Denver cy ,38 27 Salt Lake City pc 45 34 on March 12. Giglio allegedly fired Douglas A. Marshall. 16. of 452 department. sion wasn't needed. Methodist Church, Grove will find snow across the Northern Plains regions while San Antonio r 59 55 Sunday night with disorderly conduct make it easier to encourage others to At last night's meeting Mayor Street. IX’s Moines pc .16 28 two rifle shots at a motor vehicle Tunnel Road, Vernon, Was charged She said perhaps instead the coun- rain or showers spread Irom the Gulf Coast northward Detroit pc 56 29 San Diego c 68 57 in connection with the investigation do the same," the committee said. McCoy was the first to make the Dr, Richard Day from Hey Gang, We’ve Got Official chat was fleeing the scene of a Monday with third-degree criminal c'l should look at reorganization of a into the central Valleys and mid Atlantic states Fair to Duluth pc 36 16 San Francisco* c 62 52 of a disturbance at Vernon Lanes on The proposed amendments will suggestion to delay action on forma­ Manchester Community burglary at the Western Auto store trespassing. Police said he was Permanent Fire Study Committee Red Sox & Yankees Baseball Gear partly cloudy skies elsewhere El Paso fX' 71 45 San Juan pc 83 73 Route 83. also increase the maximum income tion or approval of such a commis­ on Route 44A. Police said both shots observed on posted property off Scott within the council. “I don’t want to College will speak on Harllord cy 45 38 Seattle r 52 40 He was released on his promise to limits for homeowners from the sion until after the referendum. He struck the vehicle but no one was in­ Drive in Vernon. see the fire department in a different "Sleep and Dream Red Sox & Yankee* fans ... batter upl Youth Centre is ready for the 1979 Houston r 70 54 Spokane pc 44 27 appear in court on April 20. current $16,0(K) for a family of four to said if consolidation isn't approved Patterns." A new slate of baseball season with complete assortments of Jerseys, sweatshirts, pc 82 69 jured. He was released on his promise to category than the police (]oiin<*elieiil W eat her Indianaptdis pc 56 32 Tampa ' Andrew C. Bevins. 17, of 45 Talcott $19,000. then the council may not want a officers will be presented. Jackson. Mss Washington r 58 54 Suspects in the burglary were ap­ appear in court on April 10. department," she said. jackets & caps... all with official Boston Red Sox & N.Y. Yankees baseball Mostly cloudy this alternoon High temperatures 50 to r 72 54 Avenue. Rockville, was charged team emblems. See our lineup below. Jacksonville pc 84 68 Wichita r 44 36 Monday with second-degree reckless 55, U' to 13 r Mostly cloudy tonight Lows around 40 Kan.sas City cy 41 31 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- ‘Spring Fling’ Wednesday cloudy with rain likely afternoon Highs cloudy, f-fair; hz-haze: m- lats Vegas pc 67 48 VERNON - The Union around 50 Probability ot precipitation "20 percent today Little Rock cy 60 40 missing: pc-partly cloudy ; r- Manchester To Advortlao To Roport Nowt Red Sox & Yankees Jackets...... 15.50 anil tonight 60 percent Wedne.sday Winds light variable la's Angeles c 74 53 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; Panel Adjusts Sewer List Congregational Church will East Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call For boys & girls sizes 4 to 10. Rugged combed cotton & polyester poplin. becoming westerly this afternoon Northerly tonight l.oui.sville pc 66 40 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts* To report a news item or story idea: By BARBARA RICHMOND sponsor a ".Spring Fling" Evening Herald 643-2711 -and ask for Classified. Office Manchester ... Alex Girelli, M3-2711 adopt and ratify the list as amended May 12 in the form of an Fully lined. Machine wash, no-lron. becoming easterly It) to 15 mph Wednesday. Memphis cy 61 45 thunderstorms: w-windy. hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday Belanger said it would mean that USPS S27-500 East Hartford . CJiris Blake. 643-2711 HrralH Reporter and to set May 15 at the due date for "because somebody has to pay,” He all-day affair combining Red Sox & Yankees Jerseys...... 4.50 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2ftl VERNON —The Water Pollution Published daily except Sunday and closed, classified ads mav be placed by payment. said he feels, to the best of its abilitv, arts and crafts exhibits, a It's a hit for boys & girls sizes 4 to 20. Contrast color trim. Shortsleeves. Andover...... Donna Holland. 646-0375 Control Authority spent five hours certain holidays by the* Manchester calling 643-2718 Belanger said this will give those that the authority has made the plant sale, and a penny car­ Official emblem on front. Loii^ Island Sound Publishing Co., Ilprald Square. P.O. Bolton...... Donna Holland. 646-3075 reviewing 58 complaints concerning being assessed time to make nival. For information about display adver­ Coventry __ Gaire (Connelly. 742-8202 assessments equitable. iLxleiided Forecast Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040. assessments and then made Variable winds mostly west to northwest tixlay and tising, call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron . Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 arrangements if they wish to make The property owners, in being told Members of the church "Property Of" T-Shirts...... 5.00 north to northeast tonight 10 to 15 knots. Easterly Mass.. R.I & Conn.: A chance of rain early Thursday director, at 643-2711. South Windsor . Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 adjustments to 19 of them. the payments over a 15-year period. they can pay the assessment over the who have crafts to exhibit Official "Property Of Boston Red Sox Baseball Club’’ & "Property Of Now Hava a Complaint? The complaints were made at a Belanger said that in reviewing the should contact Evelyn Wednesday increasing to 20 to 30 knots with stronger then clearing. Fair Friday. Cloudy with a chance of rain To Subocribo Veimon .. Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 15-year period were also told the in­ York Yankees Baseball Club" T-Shirts. For boys & girls 6 to 10. gusts. Visibility improving to generally 5 miles or better Saturday Low temperatures in the SOs. Highs from the Now* — If you have a question or public hearing last week. Joseph complaints the authority found a terest rate will be five percent and Reiske as soon as possible. complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service To report special news: Red Sox & Yankees Sweatshirts ...... ^.... .7.00 today but possibly below 1 mile at times in showers late mid 40s to the low SOs. Belanger, chairman of the authority, number of discrepancies between that they can add into the amount the Frank Burbank, managing editor. 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 said of the 19 adjustments, one was property deeds and maps and this For boy* & girls sizes 0 to 10. Hoavyvralght 60% Croslan* acrylic & 60% this afternoon and eveniitg and again in rain Wednesday Vermont; Chance of a few rajn or snow showers 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 to $200 it will cost to tie into the sewer 2711. Church Notices . Alice Evans. 643-2711 adjusted'upward. • made some of the changes cotton. Raglan sleeves. Contrast trim. afternoon. Cloudy today and tonight witlj chance of some Thursday. Fair Friday. Rain Saturday. Highs in the 40s to CkcutoUon — If you have a problem 10 a m Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 lines.' The charge for tie-in now is Bn-ant (^anc«‘r around 50. Lows in the upper 20s and the SOs. 'hie amounts of the adjustments necessary. $100 but it is increasing as of April 15. showers late this afternoon and evening. Wedne.sday rain regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Fam ilv...... Betty Ryder. 6482711 NEW YORK (UPI) - Red Sox & Yankees Baseball Caps .. 2.25 to 6.00 "Maine and New Hampshire: Rain likely Thursday varied from a high of some $3,700i to Councilman Robert Wehrli asked if If homeowners pay the tie-in developing and becoming heavy in the late aftermxin and Customer Service. 647-9946, Delivery weekly, $3.90 for one month. $11 70 for Sports...... Earl Yost. 6482711 Breast cancer will strike For boys & girl* of all age*. Many styles. All with official emblems. -except snow or rain north, Fair-Friday and chance of rain three months. $23.40 for six months, and less than $100 for a total reduction of the fact that some of the amoynts charge along with their assessment, .. evening. Wave heights 1 to 2 feet tixlav and tonight .in­ should be made by S:3Q>p.m. Monday more than 90,000 women in through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur- $46 80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours' are 8:30 a m. to S'p.'m. $14,253.97. ____ were reduced will .mean that-the ad­ but don^U*^ho<>M kookWti right, . |Wat(*r Cftargs, Vhm t^outh C m n Cfisro** A n Ws/com# creasing sharply Wixlnesdav. again Saturday. Highs in the 40s, Lows in the SOs. . -Ihei US. this year.-accor­ dav. available on request. ' Monday through Friday After Belanger explained the ditional short-fall in the contract away, they will be fieliTharrnless if adjustments to the Town Council. cost will have to be made up in the price increases when they do ding to the Americari Open Sund»y$ Noon W B PM Monday night, the council voted to general taxes. decide to tie in. Cancer Society. jK I'o rit KVKMNc; IIKHAI.I), Tufs . April 3, 1979 Scliolurnhlp Fair EVENING HERALD. Tues , April 3. 1979 - PAGE FIVE Town Not Among First Slated Saturday Tech Posts MANCHESTER -T h e Manchester Education Association will have its To Improve Its Water annual Scholarship Fair Saturday Honor Roll from 10 a.m.,to 2 p.m. in Manchester iiii.ssion. already are in compliance penalties if towns fail to meet the High School cafeteria. MANCHESTER -The Almeid.i. Timothy Callahan. \u im v u s o n with the new water requirements. regulations. \ honor roll for the second Roberl Camire, FIverelt The fair will feature crafts, plants, Carpenter. Edward llrnilil l{c’|Miiirr Two private firms, the Connecticut ■’But. we warn to keep them white elephants, food and movies. marking period at Howell t' h e ne V Regional Diibran.skl. Michael Guegel. MANCIIKSTKH The town is Water Co, and Bridgeport Hydraulic, moving." he .said m the proposed im­ Proceeds from the annual event will Rus.sell Kuezynski. Timothy Ih'IiIiuI Olliers in llie stole in iiuikint> have started construction of new provement work in\communities. go towards scholarships, which will Vocational Technical ■Mainvllle. David Nowak. School is announced as Wilier iiii|iroveiiieiits. iind. even if idaiits and improvements, and two "We're at the' stage where^ be awarded to graduating Anthony Sultimone. Michael tollows: ^ I he April 17 lioiid- issue passes, it others the New Haven Water Co. everything is moving voluntarily."* Manchester High School students. Switzer. Dean Tully. Scott prohiilily I'iiiinol ii^ 'l the .Ian I. IIIRI iind the Stamlord Water Co. — are he said. Apparently, the state would Seniors Zima (leadline lor liller plant operation, near construction. Woodhull said. like to see work continue that way Della Chapter High II oiior' Vernon —Richard Aylward. Hrian Flaton. Ronald Fischer. Thai is I he as.sessiiient of Hiehard This leaves Manchester in a group and will emphasize voluntary com­ Manchester —David Black. MANCHESTER -D elta Chapter, Coventry —F>ic Bisson. Woodhiill. ehiel ol water supplies in­ with other communities in the state, pliance with the laws. This could Michael Dunn, Joseph Guegel. RAM, will meet Wednesday at 7:30 South Windsor —Joseph Cor- spection lor the stale Department of including Waterbury. Middletown. avoid any attempt to fine for non- p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Mark Hennigan. David tloven. compliance. Handel Lauzano. so. Christopher F.dlund, Willie lleallh ,\ew laindon and Wallingford, who The Mark Master degree will be Harrison "1 would hope we don't have to go East Windsor -Sieve DIVISION OF FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS. INC. The sliile, however, is not yet eon-, still are months away from starting conferred. George Griffing. F;ast Hartford —John Dun- eel lied alioul enlorceiiieni action if the penalties njute at all. That's not Chiuelowski construction. excellent king, will officiate. Officer don. Graydon Field. Robert deiidliiies are not met. He wants such very productive." he .said. South Windsor —Paul Woodhull doubts Manchester will dress will be tuxedos. ■lohnson. John LaRochelle. changes to he made voluntarily meet the .Ian, I. 1981 deadline by .lodaitis agrees that the town Dabroi. John Franco. Kenneth I’lourde David Menard. Patrick rather lliiin heint; forced on a eom- which a filter treatment plant should should work to meet the federal Pelletier requirements with or without the Bihle Study Fast Harllord —Dean munily be in operation. Davis. Wieslaw Deiiiusz. Rockville —Albert MANCHESTER -T h e Bible Study Lallaimne WiKidhuH s attitude mirrors that of Town oflicials have said the town . threat ol penalties. David (Jyslaiiiachio. Michael leld—Richard Mathieu Krank .lodaitis. walei and sewer ad- laces lines if it does not meet the "If you're supplying water to peo­ Group of Concordia Lutheran Church Hebert.Mark Pelletier. “ miiiisirator for the town, who feels re(|iiirements of the federal law. ple. they .should have quality water will meet tonight at 8 in the church Hivard. Richard Samples. Somers —James FOOD W ABEHnilSn McElheron, Gerald Torres. his departiiieni should he supplying Because of this and the cost of infla- whether there's a law or not." he room. Henry Timmerman the best possible water whether or lion. which Increa.ses the price tag of .said. Somers —Mark Gosselin ''Imp lliiimr* not it is forced to lake such action. Ihe work for each day of delay, town "The department isn't here just to South \Iethodist Glastonbury -Robert Enlield—Kevin MargoUo Manchester voters (to to the polls oflicials are supporting the bond comply with laws. It's here to supply MANCHESTER -Two South Harrington. Kenneth Pitts. Vcaili'iiiic IliiiKir!* two weeks from today to decide issue ami are anxious to start>ork. good water to people and fire protec- United Methodist Church groups Ellington —David Marshall. Rockville —I’atriek Bourne at the former Finast Robert Sandberg iibotil a millio;i bond issue for Woodhull said Ihe state has not yet lion to Ihe town." .lodaitis said. have meetings scheduled for tonight. Bolton —Daniel Cairo, water improvements The proposed devised enforcement methods or The Women's Prayer and Study Shop Honor!* Walter Kosirze a store locations in: improvements include construction Group will meet at 7 ;30 at 1208 Main Bolton —Stephen Foss Manchester —.Michael Cun- of a filler IrealmenI plant to treat St., and the church school teachers Manchester — Rodney Fc lungham. Scott Templeton, SPRINGFIEIP Chiirles Wieezorek. water and major improvements to nier. Bruce Hewj Incinerator OK will meet from 7 to 9:30 at the Savoie Entleld —.Michael Dorgan. $10 Parker. Street (Reutei 20 & 21) water lines church. East Hartford Fiastj Windsor —Michael These iiii|)roveiiients are needed MANCHKSTKR -A state- hearing on the matter. The hearing Wilson llunler lo r I li e t o w n t o m e e t t ti e _Eifst H artford —.Mark appointed hearing officer has ruled was conducted by the state Depart­ Ijonten Servict* Veadeinie Honors re(|iiiremenls ol the lederal Safe that the Rogers Corp. should receive ment of Environmental FTotection. McVeigh Itrinkiii)’ Water Act MANCHESTER -A service of Vernon —Paul Kubilius. a permit to install an incinerator at Johnathan Clapp, the hearing of- Manchester —John Proctor. Freshmen Woodhiill said Manchester ranks in Lenten Reflections will take place its Mill Street plant. .fieer, has ruled that the firm should Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the sanc­ Rockville —Steven Seiders. High II oiiiirs the second half of the slate amonn The incinerator actually will East Hartford —Philip MANCHE^ER receive its permit. His recommenda­ tuary of Emanuel Lutheran Church. East Hartford —Donald communities and private water eom- reduce the company's emissions into tion has been forwarded to Stanley Trying New Uniforms Those planning to attend are in­ Walter Barnard. Gregory Cote. 205 S^eneor Strool at Kmart Plaza panies taking steps to meet those the air, according to testimony Pae, commissioner of the DEP, who J u n io rs Timothy Fitzgeraid, Raya- you BAN vited to bring a bag lunch and join in federal re(|uirements Dan Bissette, Vicki Castagna and Chrys Mahlstedt, mond Kocor. Rogers submitted a t ' a March 12 will make the final decision on the fellowship and discussion after the Nigh M oiiors Some, such as the City of Norwich matter. members of the Bennet Junior High Band, tried on their new Vernon—Brian Bogar. Scott and the Metropolitan District Coiii- royal blue uniforms Monday in the Bennet Band Rooom. The 73 service. Coffee will be provided. Enfield —Steven Alban, Boulanger, Thdmas Eaton, About a dozen residents who live Robert Francis, Dennis uniforms arrived last week. More than two-thirds of the $9,000 Sean Ronan. near the Rogers plant attended the C€*nter Church Rehmer Manchester —Michael Join the Savings Parade March 12 hearing to voice their, cost was raised by parents, students and from contributions by MANCHESTER —Two meetings Stafford Springs —Darryl Calabro. Thomas Carpenter. protests about odors and emissions Allen. COUNT Ruling Gives Employee local businesses and PTA’s. The new uniforms replace second­ are scheduled for tonight at 7:30 at Stephen Combs. Marcel already in the neighborhood. Vernon —Steven Atkins, Goetz. Kevin Hodge, Richard hand ones which were worn for 15 years. (Herald photo by Pin­ Center Congregational Church, Zane Pearson. The incinerator —also known as a to) The diaconate will meet in the Rob­ Millette, Mark Thivierge. to Edwards this week! Hearing on Grievance East Hartford —Paul Rockville —Brian thermal oxidizer —would cut down bins Room, and there will be a Kederation of State. County and Bushev. Charles Dumez, Dahlstrom.' MANCHKSTKR -A Superior the emissions of hydrocarbons that Healing Seminar in the Carrier Frank Foster. James McTier- Municipal Kmployees, AFL-CIO. Glastonbury -Reginald (T)urt judge has ruled a town are created by a production process Room. nan. Daniel Menard. Michael Local 991, Glassman and Shefrin F’olcy. Cal Gothberg, Robert employee has the right to .seek an ar­ started last August at the plant. Nicholson. Christopher Vann. bitration hearing because he feels he Taylor's case involves differences Paddock. F7than Zajicek ON US FOR Robert Lee, manager of environmen­ Manchester —Michael South Windsor —Leonard was passed over for a promotion. between the town's personnel rules, tal engineering for Rogers, said at Reynolds Circle Fraser. Eugene Landry. On Tech School Panel Lacasse. .fudge Harry Hammer ruled which establish a merit system for the hearing. MANCHESTER -T h e Reynolds Rockville—David Grinaski. F)llingt(in —Steven .Morrill. Robert Taylor, a Water and .Sewer promotions, and the union contract, Clapp agreed with that assess­ Gov. Ella Grasso has named a sion of United Technologies Corp. South Windsor —.Maurice Circle of South United Methodist Harrison. Shop lloimrs Department employee, may which says promotions must be made ment. vocational-technical education plpn- The committee will conduct an in­ Church will rneet Wednesday at 7:30 based on .seniority. Coventry —Peter Rodina. Coventry —Rainer Hodina. challenge his failure to be promoted "They met the standards that have nirtg committee that includes State ventory of existing vocational- p.m. in the educational wing. Manchesler —Peter Taylor feels he was passed over un­ Bolton—Sherwood Holland. SAVINGS! by going to the stale Board of Media­ been set in the regulations," he said Rep. Abraham Glassman and David technical education programs. Gov. The guest speaker will be Sarah East Windsor —Robert LeCoultrc, Duane Sweet. tion and Arbitration justly for a promotion to water treat­ as he explained his decision to ap­ Shefrin, president of the Computer Grasso said. Steven, of Bolton who will speak on Hunter. Tolland -Todd Shelsky. ment technician, and now may take Taylor was denied a promotion prove the permit. Clapp's decision Processing Institute. "This inventory will provide infor­ "The Roots of the Reynolds Circle: Ellington —David LaPorte. Veaih'iiiic Honors about I 'j years ago. the matter to the state board, the was not appealed by any of the Glassman represents South Wind­ mation which will be used to identify Parts 1 and 2," Shop Hoiioi's Vernon —Michael Brown. The town had argued the employee Tolland (founty Superior Court judge residents who attended the hearing. sor and part of Manchester, Shefrin's unnecessary duplication of services, Hostesses are Mrs. Ruth Averill F)ast Hanford —Lucian At Edwards, we are so sore could not take the case to arbitration ruled Manchester —Richard Those who became parties in the school is located in East Hartford. program gaps and new opportunities and Mrs. Anita Nylin. Flaherty. John Laggis, David Govcrnale. beranse the town's personnel rules Since Taylor's grievance, there matter were notified of his Others named to the planning com­ for program coordination," she said. Pierro. Stafford Springs —Charles supersede the bonlracf for the union have been some other similar recommendation, and no appeal was mittee include . Mark Shedd, state The committee also will formulate Rockville —Fred Manseau. Veilleux tfouil save more, that we dare involved —the American grievances filed by Water and Sewer filed within the designated period of commissioner of education, Michael policy recotnmendations for the William McKenna. Department employees who feel they time, Clapp said. Dsdan, commissioner of higher governor, the General Assembly, the INow You Know E llin g to n —D aniel were entitled to promotions based on O'Donnell. you to compare our warehouse He said he has recommended a education, and Thomas Furtado, state Board of Education and the The Spanish word "esposa” means MCC Offers .seniority. These cases have been West Suffield —Mary Ellen . conditional permit, which would in­ manpower development coordinator Board of Higher Education. both “wife" and "handcuff." Mary Brown delayed pending the outcome of the Tunsky. Second Church Brian F. Cheney sure that the system works properly for Pratt and Whitnev Aircraft Divi­ East Hartford, Conn. Amslon, Conn. New Courses Taylor case. before a full permit is issued. South Windsor —David MANCHESTER - The prices to supermarkets in the Wright, Pfxt.'S ,irr ruf.' tu. V , f.iiri,!, ,,.<.o,n,n,,,ia,vj At- Agnes Hayes Group of Se­ uhmIs .Kt .m, (JTK-J I r,t/i vast' ' ••!!• W * M V , jtx x il J20 by shopping In Business Veudeinir Honors cond Congregational area We sure th a t you II F in d ( N.'th ,tn(l ♦'•a'lyu'*' *. SO fr<**n(JI, I h«l«. the lisn 0,.pt ijgoi>l In,. ,S are save about $10-15 a week, t spriKi yv*' tjfi tttfu f}iL Ellington —Shane Peele. Oatulak. Services Division ol Manchester MANCHESTER - Per­ Gold. Marcia Kenefick, Lynn Caron, Roger Reynolds, Mrs. Eleanor Hohenthal, Chester Kosak, Richard Sophomores The Boy Scout Troop will Edwards low warehouse prices Community College, in cooperation sons who gave blood during 1. Pemberton, Judith Rohifs, Walter J. Senkow, Edward Greene, Samuel Zucker, John Krach. High Honors meet at 7 at the church. with Ihe (ireater Manchester last Friday's Bloodmobile Kathleen Bresciano, Marion Mushko, Stewart Kennedy, Also, James J. Hallisey, M an ch ester —Mark Chamber of Commerce and the U S. visit are as follows: Cullen, Patricia Curry, will save you money, without Small Business Administration, will ' IKilS Patricia Hetzel. Doris Libbey. Greg Tath, Janet Y. Pugh. Miss Nancy D. Coffin, Gloria Also, Joseph Quaglia, Gary Miller Fournier, Henry M. offer two non-credit courses which \|ipon4*y. t save befween $10.00 and $15.00 a days from 7 to 9 p in. tor an ad­ Please call 522-1276 or633-9250l sho^^iBB customers worn* i G(j my eniir^ ff»- Breen week shoppwtg at EfJwards i shop for a ditional two weeks Sensitive Nose Bensen. 2671 Main Street, Ulaalonbury (Studn opened by epporntmenl only) (jiialify IS i save at least S2S a Also. Robert C. Herdic. Also. Gerry Harvey, Judy . Senior CH iim r* lamdy of 4 2 chddrert l ’ i and 6 I All costs incurred by the college as Trooper Horace Bchrle of the Connecticut State Police, wreek. ) have a f.jmv, ol 5 i3 f-hddren spend on the average of 555 a week the n’.sull of teaching these courses John R McElraevy. Ronald 9 8 dfK) I norm.tlly six.*rvj .tbout $65 B e r a l b a Aoefc I i*e ffx- etc/'om x.ai w e s will be paid with funds from fees that watebes "Sam" pull a bag of pot, from the truck where it was Plante, Beverly Reedy, planted by police. Sam is a police dog working with the nar­ Garland Reedy, Frederick are eliargi'd to the students who lake ■Sweetman. Antone Cosme, the courses Kor futher inlorm.ilion. cotics division. The demonstration was put on this weekend Diana Cowles, Robert F. call the Community Services Divi during the Craft Festival at Rockville High School and the Vo- Kennedy, Ann Vasalonus. KIUHER CABINET FRONTS sion at l!4li-2I,17. Ag School. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Also, Ann Deegan. Barbara The Easy-To-Do Edwards welcomes NEW STORE HOURS! MANCHESTER Kitchen Remodeling Kit Even small businessmen NOW .. . Or We Install have ca<5h flow problems. U.S. Gevernmeirt Edwflrds Food Werehouss PRE-EASTER YOU CAN PLACE YOUR M Stamp CoRpons! eiASSIFlEO AD ANYTIME ARE HERE . Your newspaper carrier depends on NOVI OPEN MONDAYS LEA'S his collections each week to pay his MARKET bill, whether or not he has received INGLE UNITS OR 9 a.m. to 9 |».tn. 229 SPRUCE ST. payment from his customers. When MANCHESTER he doesn't .get paid, he has to dip 8ULK... either way Into his pocket to make up the Can be applied to ALL WEATHER^OATSm FOR TODDLERS . AND difference. metal or wood u cave at Edwardi! MED GIRLS 4-6X, 7-14. BOYS 3 PIECE SUITS, SPORT [FORMICA COATS. VESTS. SLACKS. cabinets. You can help make a small ALL 8ALU FINAL FOR 1X16 IVINT. At Edwards, we sell our products businessman from going under If TO BUY Thinking about new kitchen cabinets? 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Tues,, April 3, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Letter to the Editor Hospital Engaged iBmirliriitrr turuiiuj Hrralft Manchester — A City of Village Charm Betty’s notebook Programs Founded Oct 1, 1881 Director’s Statement Disputed Publistied by (be Manenester Publishing Co . Herald Square. Manchesler. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-271 1 • To the Editor; experiences. It also shows the true By Betty Ryder Offered neighborhoi'ds in New York City. ever give us. Men-a.i Aud i buteuu ji C.icu.ji on This letter is in response to nature of the Bureaucratic mind that Applications are now being taken iV v l VtfmUer U'-^O P'esS H-ttr'idtiUDji Closer to home. Mr. Connors, are In regard to your spurious remarks for the Hartford Hospital Nurse Manchester Democratic Town Direc­ wants to run Manchester. 1 think that you qware 'of the cost of crime in about renters versus homeowners, Customer Service — 647-9946 n t n_-.cn..^ ^ ^ ^~ HaroldMaroiO Et Turkington,lurkington. Executive EditorEdi tor Thomas Connors' remarks, Mr. Connors should take some Hartfor^XAsylum. Hill, another Practitioner Program. rt r Hnnirrftrrn Prlitnr.Pnru.eMA* c . ______*-...__ nobody was ever against responsible Raymond F RoDmson, Editor-Pubiisner Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor "Imagine the audacity of the courses at Manchester Community changing neijthborhood? How much renters. That is not the issue. You, they will not wash out but remain The program prepares registered Note from the assistant sports Association dance featuring Al Gen­ nurses to function in an expanded beneficiaries of about a million College about the Constitution of the money did the I'eijs .spend there and the Democratic Town Directors editor. "A women s basketball eoaeb there for a number ol years.” he tile and his orchestra — but, alas. I role which includes assessment, dollars in grants, with another United States. Apparently, he does trying to control crime? It would said, "Our team plu.vs man-to-man .said. created this issue in order to divide put.in the wrong date. planning and management of the million in the offing, bringing suit not know the. difference between an open your eyes and mind to talk tills defense, not person-to-person Tly^jress release from the asocia- "And that's where the potential '1 the town with the hope ol getting the defense I’er.son-to-person sounds too danger lies, since we know that long­ chronically ill adult with minor acute against the government of the United Autocracy and a Democracy! over with the inanv tine dollars, that vote In your lavor. tioTread, "Saturday. April 17." and illnesses. Don Graff mucli like a telephone eall." term exposure to extremely low States because ot a disagreement As an ex-New York City police of­ is almost what we are getting in of course, April 17 is not a Saturday, I Emphasis is given to health promo­ 1 urge all voters of Manchester to should have checked my calendar, levels ot these substances is likely to over the priority of hiring one person ficer. Mr. Connors should use his HUD grants. The two figures almost increase your chances of cancer, tion and prevention of illness through and printing a brochure," said Con­ expertise in helping to make cancel eacli other out. unite on election day April 17, 1979. OhI H liif Ky«*H but didn't client education and the encourage­ "Generally, no chemicals should nors. Manchester a safe place to live. Mr, Is this the type ' f change you want Jell .faeobs of WINK radio in So, the spring dance is Saturday, ment of consumer reponsibility for be added to .septic tank systems since Statements like that are a reflec­ Connors, tell the residents of in Manchester’’ Our people just will John A. Tueci Manchester has been cited by the April 14, from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. at the self-care. The full-time program, The IRS .30 Castle Road, Indian Hill Country Club in they could hurt the sewage leaching tion of the arrogance of power which Manchester about Jackson Heights, not buy it! The loss Ot one human life Sinaira Society ol America for the which begins in October, 1979, is nine Nancy C. Miner .Newington. .systems and. again, more important­ Terri-Anne Lawson Director Connors acquired from his Crown Heights. East Flatbush. South hy violent mugging or assault is not Manchester station's select music, namely Frank ly may contaminate drinking water months long and includes both Sinatra which commuters land tho.se For ticket information call 1-800- classroom and clinical teaching. New York City background and Bronx and many other changing worth all the monev that HUD'could :t82-0582 well supplies." Lawson-.McKay Mim*r-Green Tries Harder at home tool can enjoy while driving WcKjdhull added that people should There are 59 graduates to date who to and Irom work weekdays. The SSA contact the local health or state are employed in eight different Mrs. Jane T. Bawson of Westerly. The engagement of Miss Nancy Jack Anderson R.B. and Harold R. Lawson of Running into problems with your credits its (limb to a total Wurnin^ health services department if there states, from Maine to Florida to Chapman Miner of Manchester to Supplementary compensation in iiiemhership ol 1.000 in only two Washington, They are employed in Manchester, announce the engage­ tax return? The State Department of Health is any question as to whether a par­ Bruce L. Green of Brookline, Mass., the form ot health and life insurance, years to its members amMhose radio joint practice with physicians, in ment of their daughter, Terri-Anne The Internal Revenue Service has Services has issuM some cautionary ticular chemical can be safely used. has been announced by her mother. pension plans and 'the like have personalities who have helped spread words against using so-called community health centers and agen­ Bawson. to Kenneth R. McKay, son Mrs. F. Courtland Miner of 104 a suggestion as to where to look for the news ol its existence "organic solvents" for degreasing cies, H.M.O.S, industry, hospitals of Mrs. Fredrick F. Brown of become a major and still growing From the Shores of Tripoli c o n tfs lH Mather St.. Manchester, She is also help: the IRS. Boy. 1 remember old Blue Kyes at septic tanks, cesspools, .seepage pits and univei'sities. Norwood, Mass., and the late contributors to total employee in­ the daughter of the late F. Courtland The tax people report they are Nevertheless, I immediately left remote Philippines. the Stale Theatre in Hartlord — and tile drainage fields. \ To show that talent knows no age. For further information contact Edward McKay. come. TRIPOLI — It is only a question of the missing Iman Musa-sadr. iiianv vears ago i loo many to put into Seventc-en Magazine will award $2. Miss Bawson graduated from Miner. extending themselves this year to According to a survey of the lime before Qaddafi becomes a for Tripoloi. While crossing the For the meeting, I was driven Bichard Woodhull. chief of the •Patricia Coleman, Nurse Coor- Mr. Green is the son of Mr. and His visage seemed to me somehow Westerly High School in 1973 and assist taxpayers who have lost their household word wherever strife and Atlantic, 1 mulled over my interview through a military compound of [irinl I. He thrilled me then — and he department's water supplies section, liOO in cash prizes to the -teen-age dinator. Nurse Practitioner Program, mrs. Martin D. Green of Newton Chamber ot Commerce of the United to be divided against itself — the up­ winners of the magazine's annual fic­ from Champlain College in way in the forest of forms. revolution command the news. The approach and toted up with growing pleasing construction toward an still does It's nice to know we can advised that homeowners and others Hartford Hospital, 560 Hudson St., Centre, Mass. States, such fringe benefits have per half fierce, with a trace of still hear tunes like That Old Filack should not add the chemical solvents tion and art contests. Winners of both Hartford, Conn., 06106 , 524-2625. Burlington. Vt.. in 1976, She is Employees charged with fielding been increasing at almost twice the nartte belongs to Col. Muammar el- discomfort the many carefree at­ almost palatial building, not huge but anguish in the eyes; the lower half Miss Miner graduated from queries from the public have taken Magic. " How High the Moon. " and to their in-ground sewage or waste contests will be announced in the The hospital's School of Allied presently employed at Ark-Less Cor­ Manchester High School in 1970. She rate of actual wages. For 162 large Qaddafi, the violent Bedouin who is tacks and epthets 1 had launched at elegant, in the Islamic architectural disarming, almost lost in though, special in-depth training courses in "Begin the Beguine." Irom the past, disposal system, .fanuary 1980 issue. Health will offer a one-year training poration in Watertown. Mass., as the attended Lycoming College in companies surveyed, m'onetary value dictator of Libya. Qaddafi — for being "one of the style. But 1(X) yards short of that with a wisp of a smile playing across as well as the more contemporary ‘I Fiction entries, not to exceed 3,000 program for Pharmacy Medication "The.se .sidvents are sometimes West Coast sales account ad­ Williamsport, Pa., and graduated some of the more complex tax ol benefits went up 162 percent For centuries, Libya has been an world's most irresponsible leaders;" building, my escorts shunted me lips that spoke softy. Did It Mv Way ' words, will be evaluated by the Technicians, starting in September. sold for the purpose of freeing septic- ministrator. from Quinnipiac College in Hamden provisions. These include the new between 1967 and 1977 compared with arid wasteland of sand and sun, in­ for his "mad-haller" partnership across a dirt field to a sheik’s tent of The face reflected his early life in I recali standing at the stage door tanks and drainage fields of ac­ magazine editors on the basis of Requirements for entry are a high Mr. McKay graduated from energy tax credit, multiple peaks and valleys. literary worth, originality, in 1975. She is employed as a an average 98 percent rise in wages. habited by some 2 with Uganda's Idi Amin; for suppor­ the harsh, baked world of the of the Sfale Theatre waiting to pass cumulations of grease. But through school diploma or its equivalency Norwocxl High School in 1971 a i^ research technician at the Radiology employee tax my autograph book in for Frank's naturalness of dialogue, and convin­ with high school credits in the from Blue Hill Regional TechnicSl The packages tend to be more fully million unfor­ ting with money and safe refuge a Inside, the ground was covered Bedouin. He had been a bright lad recent testing we have found that the Research Center, Beth Israel plans, community signature Then, when my turn came, cing (-haracterization. following areas; one unit of Bilogy; Institute in Canton, Mass., in 1973. packed in larger firms than smaller tunates clinging worldwide menagerie of with rich carpets, the sides were who was sent to town to be schooled solvents enter the ground waters and Hospital, Boston, Mass. property law, to a parched revolutionary extremists; for trying hung with rugs of spectacularly vivid a hand reached out ol a partly opened [Hillutc nearby wells," Woodhull said. Art examples can be in any one unit in chemistry; two units of He is employed at the Quigley operations. Among industries, the 1, and found himself unaccountably Mr. Green graduated from the farm taxation and to buy an atomic bomb from Red design, with cushions of bright colors door, grabbing my book. Shortly "Kven extremely minute amounts medium but no larger than 20 by 26 Math (one of which must be Memorial Hospital in Chelsea, most beneficial is petroleum with an existence of in­ jeered as a misfit. For the robes and University of Hartford in 1973 with a the like. describable China; for providing terrorist with strewn around the circumference. In afterwards, the same hand (I think) of solvents arc potentially damaging inches, with Seventeen's art director Algebra). Mass., as a surgical.and operating bachelor's degree in business average of $6,481 in benefits. Al the habits that on the desert seemed so For further information and an Theoretically, Redeye missiles, shoulder-fired the center stood four canvas-back passed the book back to me. To this to health since some of these organic .selecting the finaiists based on skill room technician. management. He is currently atten­ other end of the scales, the average poverty. But the lordly and fitting were then day. I don't know if it's old Blue anyone ringing up chemicais such as trichloroethylene and originality. application, write or call; Ad­ A 1980 wedding is planned. ding Boston University Graduate lor textile manufacturers is $2,639. discovery ol oil weapons capable of shooting down folding chairs. Qaddafi motioned me somewhat bedraggled and oafish. Hlntries must be postmarked no F.yes' signature. are known or suspected cancer missions, Employee Development School where he is enrolled in the his local IRS of­ Overall', the benefits share of and the airliners. Suddenly, I wished 1 had toward one and sat down in another, "We are lions in the desert but late than .luly 1. 1979. You'll find causers. You cannot see them, taste Department, Hartford Hospital. 80 Leeining-iNelson master's program in computer fice with a tough question — the average employee income has in­ emergence of Qaddafi have lately been more diplomatic. "I like to see the sky,” he said, jackals in the city,” explained a \\ r<)n^ D alf them or smell them in your drinking complete contest rules in the April Seymour St., Hartford, Conn., 06115 number of such calls across the na­ transformed Liby into a nation, and a Qaddafi's Tripoli is somethjng to explaining this meeting place to the Mrs. Patricia R. Leeming of science. He is employed as a finan­ creased from about a quarter of Bedouin. water. But once they enter the issue 1524-2668). tion typically runs into the millions see. Its hotels and bazaars teem with infidel. "It helps me to think better Bast week I mentioned the up­ Virginia Beach, Va.., and Eldredge H. cial analyst at Financial Publishing wages in 1967 to more than a third state pf mind, to be reckoned with. Qaddafi spoke in Finglish, though ground and drinking water supplies. Good luck by the mid-April deadline each year coming (,'onnecticut Ballroom Dance Leeming of South Dartmouth, Mass., Co., Boston, Mass, currently. I have consistently abused Qaddafi mysterious-looking figures of than when I am surrounded by there were interpreters present who The couple is planning a May 5 Avon Mother announce the engagement of their — will be getting an answer from the That's some fringe. in this space. I was, therefore, varying colors, nationalities and walls.” He seemed young for having did not hesitate to break in on thier wedding in Manchester. (Green tax expert's expert. startled recently to receive a per­ cosumery — black military types ruled 10 years — not over 40, about 6 leader, lending a democratic flavor daughter, Elizabeth, to James Evan Vi lial alioiif file warranty? To Compete Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth photo) That's the good news about IRS sonal invitation from him to come to from African trouble spots, Palesti­ feet tall, ruggedly handsome, with to the proceedings. Smith Becomes Submariner For American firms anxious to A. Nelson of 32 Earl St,, Manchester. public relations. Tripoli for a face-to-face visit. My in­ nian extremists plotting anti-Israeli dark countenance and black curly keep a step ahead in the race to do He convoyed a truculent deter­ •lanuary 1979 Air Force basic training at Backland Miss Leeming graduated from the The not so good news is that the ef­ itial wariness was heightened by a adventures, Muslim revolutionaries hair. Navy Interior roinmunications In Cook-off business with China, a New York im­ mination to lift up the downtrodden, AFB, Texas. Physical Therapy Department of the Maher-Gracly fort is badly needed. In the past, the warning from Central Intelligence studying Qaddafi as both the In his face, there is an arresting the laughed-at, the pushed-around. F.lecirician Fireman Brian M. Mrs. Patricia Gorecki of Avon has porter has come up with the perfect, Smith, son ol Mr and Mrs. George S. Daniel F Wolenski, .son of Mr. and He earned the honor graduate rib­ University of Vermont in 1977. She is Mr. and Mrs. John R. Maher of IRS has not been all that accurate in Agency sources that not all who enter foremost theoretician and leading dichotomy. In relaxation, it is Indeed, I have seen impressive been selected as one of 40 finalists new item of office equipment. Smith ol It KgypI Road. Kllington, Mrs Frank V Wolenski of 101 South bon for academic and military employed as a physical therapist at Ambassador Drive, Manchester, an­ advising the public. According to Qaddafi’s door come back through — implementer of the Moslem state, strikingly handsome; in agitation, it evidence that his $10 billions in an­ who will try for $65,000 in cash nounce the engagement of their It is a Chinese typewriter, the real has been prescnied silver dolphins' St , Vernon, enlisted in the Air excellence during his six'weeks of awards in 1979's largest national Prince William Hospital in some critics, its overall error rate the current ease in point being one Koreans wearing on their tunics iden- Is a study in latent ferocity, with the nual oil revenues arc going not' into daughter, Elissa M., to James H. thing from Shanghai and equipped denoting his (pialification as a sub­ Force. A 1976 graduate of Rockville training. cooking competition. She will repre­ Manassas, Va, exceeds that of both private tax con­ Iman Musa-sadr, who has not been tificatio badges featuring portraits of black, blazing eyes of a desert hawk the palaces of sheiks nor the coffers He will now receive specialized Mr. Nelson graduated from Grady of Houston. Texas. He is the with 2,500 characters, presumably mariner. High School, ho .selected a position in sent Connecticut in the National sultants and do-it-themselves seen since he called on Qaddafi a few Kim II Sung, even Moro tribesmen and a magnificent Bedouin .scowl of oil executives but into free the electronics career field and training as a communications- Manchester High School in 1973 and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Grady of sufficient to record all the steel He earned the insignia aboard the Pineapple Cooking Classic, April 21 taxpayers. weeks ago. getting help for their revolt in the that caused my thoughts to stray to medical clinics, free housing and departed lor basic training March 29, electronics systems specialist at from the University of Vermont in Phoenix, Md. mills, hotels, soft drinks and other Heel ballistic missile submarine lISS to 27 in Hawaii. Well, at least the IRS should find nourishment, free schooling for those A George (' Marshall, homeported in He will complete basic training at Keesler AFB, Miss. 1977, where he majored in Miss Maher received a bachelor's Western wonders the mainlanders Mrs, Gorecki will compete in the degree in nursing from Fairfield encouragement in at least one aspect who until yesterday were the poorest Groton Backland Air Force Base near San A 1977 graduate of East Hartford economics. He is employed in the are so eager to buy. desserts division of the contest with Intermodal Division of Nelson University and is presently on the of its public-assistance effort. It has PtTA fWtrWWW SlKR TtlfOMW' of poor. a 1977 graduate ol Kllingt'on High Antonio. Texas. High School, he attended the Univer­ her recipe called "Pineapple Available for $1,750, it is capable of HULMe N .E .R , 7 . sity of Connecticut. Freightways in Springfield, Va. staff of the John Dempsey Hospital nowhere to go but up. He is devoted to the world School he joined Hie Navy in April Supreme Sponge Cake. " writing forward, backward, up and 1977. Navy Seaman Recruit David H. Navy Seaman Ret. Kenneth' J. The contest is sponsored by the The wedding will take place on in Farmington. The Lengthening Fringe revolutiunn of the have-nots and June 9 at the First Congregational Mr. Grady received a bachelor's down. At that price, that would seem Korngiebel, son of Mary Korngiebel MacDonald, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Pineapple Growers Association of American wage-earners do not pours petrodollars into revolutionary Church of Fall River, Mass. degree from the University of Texas about the least that ought to be Airman William K Kukucka, .son of 111 Cannon Road, Fast Hartford, .John H. MacDonald ol 158 McKee St., Hawaii. keep their heads above the economic upheavals across the globe. He and Herman Korngiebel ol 27 Manchester, has completed recruit and currently manager of the Bay expected of it. ol Mr and Mrs Andrew Kukucka ol waters by salary alone. doesn’t like being called a dictator. 125 Hebron Hoad, Andover, Waddell Road, Manchester, has com­ training at the Naval Training City Country Club. Bay City, Texas. P He is not in the government at all, he A June wedding is planned. graduated al Sheppard AFB, Texas, pleted recruit training at the Naval Center, Great Bakes, 111. said; in fact, there is no government Training Center in .San Diego, Calif A 1978 graduate of Manchester Irom the H S Air Force technical Honor Mother here as Westerners call it; the people training course for aircraII A 1978 graduate ol Fast Hartford High School, he joined the Navy in High School, he joined the Navy in .lanuary 1979. rule. mainlen.oice specialists When I asked how it is that what he Airman Kukucka, who was trained .lanuary 1979 With CARE The Almanac wants always seems to get done, he to maiiid.c repair and service air- CpB Paul D Zopfi pf Vernon, This Mother's Day, (May 13) during the International crall currenlly in use by the Air Paula M. Twichell of 40 Cataline recently was presented the Army Year of the Child, there is a special way to remember began to draw diagrams for me, Commendation .Medal in Katterbach, showing how the people choose Force, is l;eing assigned to Boring Drive. Coventry, daughter of Paul destitute mothers and children overseas. Today is Tuesday, April 3, the 93rd Germany. at the same time. representatives who, in turn, select /'FB. Maine, lor duly with a unit of Twichell Sr. of Brewster, Mass, and Although the problem is enormous — there are millions day of 1979 with 272 to follow. The medal was awarded lor of families who are hungry, ill and impoverished. CARE In 1865, the Union Army occupied other representatives who come to the Strategic Air Command Mrs. Nancy Twichell ol Coventry, The moon is in its first quarter. He graduated Irom Hham High has enlisted in the IBS. Air Force. meritorious service. Such service offers Mother's Day cards through the Care Crusade for Richmond, Va., one-time capital of the People's Congress, which School ui 1974 She selected a position in the can be over an extended period of Children. Contributions go directly into programs The morning stars are Mercury, the Confederacy, chooses mini.sters. avionic navigation system specialist time or for an outstanding achieve­ providing lifesaving food, medical aid ana training, nutria Venus and Mars. In 1962, the federal government When he spoke of the United Navy Seaman Valerie A Dahl, career field and departed for basic- ment in a single situation. In either tion education and other vital assistance for poverty- The evening stars are Jupiter and ordered New Orleans to integrate the Stales, the future of Israel, the daughier ol Mr and Mrs Herman W. training on March 28 at Backland case, the recipient must have stricken families. A gift to CARE helps the poor not only Saturn. first six grades of public schools. In worldwide revolution, his words demonstrated skills and dedication Dahl ,lr ol '228 Twin Hills Drive, AFB, near San Antonio, Texas. to survive but to work their way out of poverty in 37 Those born on this date are under 1977, Egyptian President Anwar were spoken softly but, as a Coventry, has completed recruit far above the average. developing countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the sign of Aries. The late^American Sadat arrived in Washington for talks Air National Guard Airman Robert Zopfi earned the award while forthcoming column will show, they training at the Naval Training the Middle East. astronaut Virgil Grissom was born with President Carter, in which he read hard — furnhshing fresh proof Center. Orlando, Fla, ,1. Cooney, .son of Mr. and Mrs. assigned as an assistant tank com­ Your mother or any woman you choo.se will receive an April 3, 1926. Actors Doris Day and mander with the 37th .Armor in said Middle East peace will not come tl)a Muammar Qaddafi is, as I had A 1977 graduate ol Coventry High William 6 (,'ooney of 205 Burnside attractive CARE card notifying her of your special Marlon Brando were born on this Ave., ICast Hartford, has completed Katterbach. until the question of a Palestinian once called him, "one of the most School, she joined the Navy in tribute, or the card can be sent to you for mailing. date in 1924. Flven a small gift can make a big difference. For exam­ hpmeland is solved. dangerous men in the world" On this day in history: ple, $5 serves 100 children a daily bowl of nourishing A thought for the day: Scottish poet In 1806, the Pony Express postal ser­ f porridge for a week; $10 builds classroom space for a and novelist Sir Walter Scott said, Births child in a village that never had a school before; $15 vice began with riders leaving St. "Too much rest is rust." brings safer water to a family through a village water Joseph, Mo.f and Sacramento, Calif., f prri lot iiitc, Jen- Mass., and the late Rev has three sisters, Stacey, 7, system that costs about $3 per person; $30 provides two I .e > e s (| II e , ,| e ee in y Christv, 4, and Kimberly, The Lighter Side iiifrr \n n . d;uiglit(-r of Bum C .lefferson His V ile n , son of Allen and weeks CARE MEDICO training for a student nurse. 2 tl.'iiy ,iml I alliy Sue Ban­ maternal great­ Freda Bajoie Bevesque of Send donations to CARE Mother s Day Gift Plan, Tri- State Regional Office. Dept. M, Box 570. New York, N.Y. ning Cowpei'lhw.iite ol 101 grandmother IS Pauline K. 15 Highland St . East Hart­ Mo III be eg. D onald Soulli St , Vernon She was 10016. Give your name and address and that of each is to Hagaii-ol 45 Chester Drive. ford He was born March 18 NeUon, son of James A. bom March Hi al Rockville be signed. Make checks to CARE and mail early to assure Thought Manehester His maternal at llartfMd Ho.spilal His Sr and Brenda Smith The Nightmare They Tried to Hide G(-nei',il Hospital Her delivery by Mother's Day, May 13. great-grandfather is Fran­ maternargrandparents are Hoiilberg of 93 North St . iiMli-rnal grandiiarenis are There is much milling around and "It's okay now,” they whisper to cis Troushton of San Diego, Mr and Mrs. Claude Manchester. He was born completely and red ink is being William R B.inning ol 96 Calif By mCK W LS I looks ol distress. each other. "Senator Middy will Bajoie of Van Biiren, March '26 at Manchester Crisis — Sooner or later the even­ spirit the faithful of God realize they released over a 10-mile area. " Henediel St , South Wiml- Maine. His paternal grand­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Last Pandemonium reigns. (This is Amid this ocean ol tumult remains Itring us through. " Memorial Hospital His tualities of life catch up with all of don't face tragedy alone. When the •Mir and Donna G Banning \\ I'ir. Stacey M arie, m other is M rs B illy week's nuclear power plant accident one island ot calm In the rear ol the Middy, the epitome of grace under maternal grandparents are It s for foo(J lovers. test comes, the Christian can rise to ol 6 I’liiin B.iue, South daughier of Leverett A, Bevesque of Van Buren, us. Ultimately disaster, defeat and in Pennsylvania has generated still during the rei^*n of King chamber, composed, clear-headed pressure, (|uickly introduces a Mr and Mrs. Garnet Smith meet it, for he is in touch with Windsor Her paternal and Bynn Farmer Weir of Maine. He has a sister. It s for antique lovers. death remain no strangers to our more qualms about the .safety ot such Pandemonium II. I Hands are wrung. and already [danning a course ot ac­ resolution under which government of Bailey Road. Andover resources beyond his own. "The eter­ grandp.iients :ire Mr and ll)'20 Gilean St,, Hebron. Dawn, 3. existence. However it is not what we facilities. F’earlul glances are glanced. tion. stands Sen Waller Middy txirrowing can continue until a new M rs A llre d His paternal grandparents nal God is your refuge and un­ She was born March 29 at are Mr. and Mrs John It s 200 years ago ^ t have to face, but how we face it that Now let us consider another poten­ "They told us this couldn't Middy rarely visits the chamber debt ceiling is in place. Cowperlhw.Mle ol 1084 Manchester Memorial ■' Muzziieellui^jolin Paul. is ultimately important. derneath are the everlasting arms.” haiipen, " the majority leader Ellington Road, South Riach of Warehouse Point. closer than you think. tial nightmare we pray will never But as luck would have it, he has Hospital Her maternal son of .John A. and Carole His maternal great­ .Some meet the difficulties of life is the promise of the book of mutters angrily "The budget Deficit slabilily is restored. The Windsor Her malern.il Aprafessional _ happen. dropped by to kill some time while grandparents are Mr. and Ann Millette Mazzarella of grandmothers are Julie cynically, saying. "What else can you Deuteronomy. engineers led us to believe that the r(‘assiiring sound of "pocketa gre.it graiulp.irenls are The Senate is debating legislation waiting lor his wife to return from a Mrs Hugh Farm er of Hartford, He was born Smith of Vanceboro. expect? Somehow God is never "I can do all things through Christ pocketa pocketa " comes from the Mr and Mrs I 'r.incis Ban­ 8x10 Color Portrait only to ral.se the federal debt ceiling. At deficit has a fail-safe .system that shopping expedition. Tacoma. Wash. Her pater­ March 24 at Manchester Maine, and Dorothy F'ssen- around when yoq really need him." who strengthens me,” is the affirma­ liudget machinery Middy has saved ning ol Hvde Street, nal grandparents are Mr. the outset, the federal deficit is would prevent accidents of this type. Striding r(;soliilely down the t enter Memorial Hospital. His sa of New Brunswick. C tx » e from our selection of 8 scenic and tion of St. Paul. To face life's I he day. Manclu-sler Her maternal and Mrs F.rnest Weir of 3 Others using the avenue of escape rising smoothly and the budget How bad is iU’ " aisle. Middy seeks recognition (rom maternal grandparents are Canada His paternal color backgrounds. You may select resort to drugs, alcohol or feverish challenge despite its severity with great gr(|^it gr.indparents 548 Manehester Road. East Paul Millette of machinery appears in good order, The chairman of the Committee on the chair. It is a close call, liowever And great-grandparents are additional portraits offered at reasonable activity. “ No matter what," say the powerful resources of God is to ,ire M.irgr.it Wilson of Glastonbury. She has a Wethersfield and Beverly pocketa pocketa poeketa — Insolvency replies that nobody has putilic conlidence in the national debt Mr. and Mrs. George .Ab­ prices, with no obligation. See our large these people, "it helps to forget, " transtnrm it and transcent it. Do you Other senators gratefully yield the Summer St . Manchester brother, Justin, 2 H. Millette of 173 Brent- Dewrator Portrait. Satisfaction always or pocketa pocketa pocketa ... " That is been exposed to dangerous levels of may have been p(^rinanently shaken. ,ind Mr ,ind Mrs Al bot of Rockville. He has another answer but hardly an have those resources available to floor Then they yield the Republican moor Road, FJast Hartford. two brothers. James. 6, your money cheerfully refunded- the sound the budget machinery rod ink. However, the government's I’oiriei ol Bolton Notch Were Pcnnsvl'jnu IXitch Counir> WereanlKiucs Rexiers Hutches And adequate one. you’’ cloakroom, the lobby and the first Benito. Brett Mielitiel, His maternal great- and John. 2. makes when the deficit is rising borrowing capacity might be Ho,id Rollon Her paternal \nd we're right in u^ur own h;ui>.ird nxxv. more. nx>rc at piikh-fvnm pnccs. There is also the biblical way to Rev. Burton D Strand three rows of the family gallery. son of Donald J, Jr. and grandparents are Mr and We re an -Xmi'h hugg> chrKloppmg We re museums, gift shops. farnKrs smoothly. crippled for some time to come. gri-.it-grandmolher is meet the crisis of life. With a valiant Concordia I,utheran Church Catherine C.satary Benito Mrs. Raymond Hughes of \\ i I k o s z , M e (J h ii ii through a kWereJ hnijgc paM markets, campgrounds, old-limc Suddenly, there Is an amendment Mane I'mvperlhw.iile of railroadv And do/enN ndes and One sltflitg per subject-$1 per subject for byPog^Sneyil of '27 Tara Drive. Glaston­ Wethersfield. His paternal Fraiiiine. daughter of immaculate farm^ with milk-white to hold the debt ceiling below $8.30 Ruthind. ,M,iss She has a hartis Where time has suxxl still for iMher delights lor the kids additional subjects, groups, or individuals 8G 00P8 bury, He was born March great-grandparents are Frank J. Jr. and Julianne billion. The budget machinery starts sister. Ken Bum Mr. and Mrs. Paul E, ^^Uears f\*ase tear out the coupon heksw in the same family. Persons under 18 JMili. I’M U/WIM m 13 at St. Francis Hospital. Sullivan Wilkosz of 96 and send for pur V isiior's k it and f WEPOirT YOU MIAN...? ||0,..lM£ANOPfC Millette Sr. of St We re tania'iic Uxxl' Chtcken foi must be accompanied by parent making ominous Thurberseque His maternal grandmother Crestwood Trail. East pw Smoked sausage Skhmt/ and colorful map BecauM.* we want u>u to or guardian. noises. SfDPWIS m uM 'f sownon is Mrs. Joseph Csatary of Petersburg, Fla a xiie s isit us \4x>n Jefferson. Derek Hartford. She was born knepp ShixMls pw " , pocketa pfK'keta QUEEP — 10 A 31 Irving St.. Manchester. Yesterday l .liurleH, .son of Charles T March 26 at Manchester THESE DAYS ONLY prx'keta pocketa QUFIFIP ...” That is and W. Elaine Hagan His paternal grandparents Godfrey, Jon I’ulriek, Memorial Hospital, Her MX TKE AimWWlY.j son of Jolin J. and Patricia Pcnn"h jnu IXiuh \ Bnroju the noise the budget machinery .lefferson of 426 Broad St . are Mr. and Mrs, Donald J. maternal grandparents are r'N Mcnpacad KC I j i k .iQCi Pa C-2-A WEO.. THUM., FRI., U T Grive Godfrey of .30 Olive make.s when a debt ceiling amend­ m m . Manchester. He was born Benito Sr of 615 Oak St., Mr. and Mrs, Daniel J. 1 ni cfvK'sine '>C ttw FN>siaek and narxliing APRIL: 4, B, S, 7 l.ane. Vernon. He was born IVa-*-k pm.M ' Nvvhyrc'dfxl nup I m atkAwing ^ lor Jdwtrn ment causes a malfunction. ITCOOIP March 26 at Manchester East Hartford. His pater­ Sullivan of Windsor. Her. DAILY: 10 AH • a PM unanimously rejects proposal to con- March 24 at Manchester s \M1 . 25 Years Ago Into the chamber rushes the chair­ Memorial Hospital. His nal great-grandmother is paternal grandparents are solidate with the Town of co $n is A maternal grandparents are Mrs. Clarence Hawking of Memorial Hospital. His Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. TOLLAND TURNPIKE, NIANCHESTER Matthew Moriarty tops the man of the Committee on Insolvency, (JlWWWOf, maternal grandparents are Manchester. Mr. land Mrs. John J. Rhode Island. His mater­ WilKbsz of Hartford. Her TRI-Cm r SHOPPINB CENTER Chamber (if Commerce slate of of­ Ginton E. O'Brien resigns as presi­ ashen-faced. AMLUOH Hagan of 174 Hebron Road. nal great-grandmother is Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gfieve maternal . great- ficers. "The national debt has broken 'J^snnsyfvaiua^ Dutch C ounf^ VERNON dent of the Eighth, Utilities District, M m Bolton His paternal grand­ Mrs. Joseph Csztary' of gf-Httrtford. His paternal- grandmother is Mrs. Julia 10 Years Ago through the ceiling" he cries, L - j ' y i grandmother is Mildred becauM he is moving out of the dis­ parents are Dorothy Hungary. Zieijiinski of Hartford. Eighth District Board of Directors trict. '.'Government borrowing has stopped A w r Jefferson of Springfield. Godfrey of Hartford. He l*A(iK K K illT - K V K M N (i HKHAI.D, Tuca., April 3, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Tues., April 3. 1979 - PAGE NINE Obituaries I ) District Letters Protest !Mrn. !Myra .1. \ u h m -I Herald MANCHESTER - Mrs. Myra Pitching-Rich Yankees Josephine Havens Vasscl. 72. of 398 Angle Summit St. and St. PetertlSur. Fla., Rev-Share Use, Sewer Fee died Sunday at St. Anthony’s By GREG PEARSON benefit those taxpayers serviced by trict in the 1979-80 fiscal year. Hospital. St. Petersburg. Earl Yost Herald Ke|Mirler the district's department. The town has proposed an increase Mrs. Vasscl was born in Hartford The district recently received a from $114,192 to $183,505 for the dis­ Sports Editor and lived there for many years, MANCHESTER - The Eighth letter from the Office of Revenue trict. Thi"^ vear is the final year of a Ship Beattie to Minor moving to SI. F’etersburg in 1952. Utilities District has written to the Sharing that it said showed the town phase-in to a new system that Before retiring in 1952. she was a town about three issues that have could not make such an allocation td removes a discount rate for large "What's the use of going bhek and secretary in the life department of been discussed in the past — Revenue NEW YORK (U P D -H ere's In other games, it was Atlanta 2, the ninth inning to cap a two-run rally the town department. users. lorih to .Triple A ball after what I ’ve Travelers Insurance Co.. Hartford. Sharing, sewage use rates and pay­ Kansas City 1; SI Louis 2, Montreal to lift SI. Louis ... A three-run homer The town has said the amount of The district, as one of the large Dineen Not Fired? bad news for the Kansas City accomplished," he wanted to know. She was active in the affairs of St ment for the Buckland fire juri^ic- handI aat t^ the e Boston Garden to see the 1; New York ' 4L) 11, Toronto 4; by Ed Kranepool led the Mets ... Revenue Sharing it receives is based users, faces a substantial increase Take it from the mouth of the man Royals, Los Angeles Dodgers, "I guess all I can do is wait for an op­ Boston 7, Philitdolphia 6; Pittsburgh I’aul's Church. .St. Petersburg, and tion case. Bruins play a 3-3 tie with Montreal, Boston cut pitchers Allen Ripley and partially on tax revenues received because of this change. It feels, who pulls the strings with the New or anyone else hoping to catch portunity to come. " The district threatened to withhold 7. Minne.sota 6, (liicago lAL) 12, .lolin Tudor and outlielder Gary Han­ was a member of its Ladies Guild. frorn the Town Fire Department. though, that it should be given some England Whalers. Howard Baldwin. any payments to the town if, by April the world champion New York The Yankees also sent right-hander T e xa s 10; C h ic a go IN L ) 3. cock ... .She is survived by a sister. Mrs. Kevin O'Brien, assistant town at­ reduction because it maintains and Bill Dineen was not fired last Sunday Next Year’s Schedule 16, the town does not return to the Yankees this season. Ron Davis and outfielder Tommy Milwaukee 2. Cleveland 8, Oakland Dave Parker continued his torrid Emily Kelly of Broad Brook; and a torney, also ruled the town can services the sewer lines in the dis­ as coach prior to the game against Seventeen of the Whalers' 45 home Jim Beattie, ttie young right­ hitting with a pair ol home runs and nephew. Hugh Hayden of district the taxes collected in allocate Revem:^ Sharing funds for trict. Edmonton at Springfield. games next season are scheduled to hander who emerged Irom 1978 drove in lour runs lor Pittsburgh ... Manchester. Buckland. the fire department's use. The district also said it expects full On the other side of the coin. Jack be played at the Springfield Civic doldrums in lime to win a playoft Bill Nahorodny slammed two liome The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 The district also has protested past The district wrote to the towrt to payment by April 16 of the money Kelley, who directs the operations of Center. The team still hopes to get game and a World Series game, is runs and drove in live runs to lead the a m. from the John F. Tierney /Ise of federal Revenue Sharii)^ funds say that any such future allocation of owed it by the town as a result of the the World Hockey Association entry, into the Hartford Civic Center the once again a minor-leaguer. White Sox , .lerry Martin's ninth­ Funerah Home. 219 W. Center .St., for the Town Fire Department. A the Revenue Sharing money, or any Buckland (ire jurisdiction case. said he fired Dineen. first week in January ... Frank Bolstered by the olf-season inning single scored Mike Vail from with^'a mass at the Church of the similar future allocation by the town other General Fund money, to the The town collected taxes, in This strange con­ Russo, managing director, and acquisitions ol Luis Tiant and Tom- Training second base with the winning run lor Assumption at 10 Burial will be in will result in legal action by the dis­ fire department could result in legal tradiction of the Charlie Miller, operations chief, at Buckland during the case, but the "IV loiio ;ind pleased with the the Cubs ... Toliv Harrah's sacrifice Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. trict, the district has written. action by the district against the original announce­ the Hartford Civic Center both courts ruled that the district has the development of rookie lelt-hander lly with one out in the bottom of the Bloomfield. The district and the town have town. ment leaves one expressed complete confidence that right to provide fire protection in Paul Mirabella. the Yankees decided Camp ninth inning drove home Jim Norris Friends may call at the funeral separate fire departments, so the dis­ The district also wrote to the town Buckland. Thus, the town must turn rather cold. the new facility will be ready on lo send Beattie lo Columbus ot the with the winning run lo lead the In­ home tonight from 7 to 9 trict has said using the funds for the to oppose the proposed sewage use over those collected taxes, which One thing cer­ time. "Tbe new roof will add to the International League dians town fire department does not charge that would be charged the dis­ were held in an escrow account. tain. Dineen is out Hartford skyline," Miller said. "U. (iliiirIcH II. Iloi^iiii ' "A ll cuts are dilticult. " said Notes A three-run homer by Steve Kemp Big Taxpayer Listens and Don Blackburn i will be 70 feet higher than the olcr EAST H ARTFO RD - Charles 11. Yankee President Al Rosen. "But in capped a tour-run eiglilh inning lor will take over the roof. " Russo said the area will "take Hogan. 70. of 41 Glenn Road died .lim's case, we lelt it was something Detroit and Kip Young gave up one Raymond Damato, right, one of the town's largest on a new look within the next two Monday at a local convalescent coaching reins for we lelt could only be lieneficial to nin in seven innings .. Mike Ivie taxpayers, and his attorney, Barry Botticello, listen at a public the remeinder ol | weeks when the roof construction home, fie was the husband of Mrs. Sweeney Says Rent Plan him. Cruz to Columbus to get down to the 25- .7. Detmil 5, ( nicinnati 1; San I'lan- douliled in two runs and then scored hearing on the town budget. Botticello said a lot of fat has been the WHA season starts ’ ... The 1979-80 NHL schedule I.aurette Coulombe Hogan, "B y sitting around here, and man limit Jerrv Narron. who ( iscol), Los Angeles 4. and Calilornia on Roger Metzger’s .squeeze bunt in a and the playoffs. Dinveii won't be released for three months. Mr. Hogan was co-founder of the trimmed from the budget, but urged that it be cut a little [litching in spots, he would have been learned Sunday he had won a battle 11. San Diego 9. three-run sixlii-inning rally that •'I’d like to explain why the deci­ Nathan Hale Fife and Drum Corps of more. (Herald photo by Pinto) wasted. Because he's only 24. he lor third-string catcher behind Thur­ Pilchers Phil Niekro and Gene lilted San Francisco past Los sion was made on Dineen. ” Baldwin New England didn’t have any say f'oventry. He was born in Brought Lawsuit in Area needs to start every day — that's man Munson and Qliff .lohn.son, t larber coiiitiined on a four-hitter and Angeles ... Calilornia pounded out 17 noted yesterday at The Colony. in that division it would play in next Framingham. Mass,, and had lived in where his luture is. " celeliraled liy hitting a home run to Charlie Spikes doubled home the win­ hits in the lourth inning, as the By GKE(; I’EARSON her income for the rent. "Bill Dineen was not fired but was season in the NHL. "I know Boston East Hartford for 34 years. Before differences between the Section 236 But Beattie didn’t see It (|U ile that give the Yankees a 2-1 victory over ning run lor Atlanta ... tieorge Hen­ Angels came from behind to defeat wanted us in the same division," retiring in 1973, he had been PZC Bo^ Down flcruld Kcporlcr He says the requirements of the and Section 8 programs, differences merely relieved of his coaching wav. the Baltimore Orioles. drick singled with the bases loaded in the Padres. duties. He will evaluate National Jack Kelley said ... employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ MANCHESTER -Joseph new prograitv, while they may be less which Sweenfey agrees exist. His con­ restrictive than the Section 236 Hockey League personnel to that we The Whalers will sion of United Technologies Corp. for Sweeney, a Democratic member of cern, though, is with the possibility of will be able to make the right play in the Norris 32 years He was a Navy veteran of On Weti the Town Board of Directors, has program, still establishes rent con­ too stringent rent control. Plan decisions in the player draft in June. trols, Such controls might result in Division along with ( World War If. said a present federal housing only, and that drainage gravel be in­ an unprofitable situation for the 'He will be analyzing all available Detroit. Los , RSox Arms Race He is also survived by a son, Arthur By .11 NE TOMPKIN.S program contains some of the rent Ms. Walsh, head of the town's I NHL) talent." Baldwin added. "Bill Angeles, Montreal Hogar of Ashland, Mass.; three lirrabi Ri'porlrr stalled all 75 feet from where water controls of an old program that owner and a similar reduction in tax housing ^rehabilitation loan program, di.scharges from a pipe to the Porter assessment, Sweeney fears. said, however, that the rents, set for signed many young players in and Pittsburgh daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Regan of MANCHF),STER — The Planning resulted in a lawsuit in Vernon. East Hartford. Mrs. Eileen Krasusky Street brook. The Section 236 program has been the Section 8 program are com­ Houston and he's a keen judge of while the Bruins / and Zoning Commission got bogged Sweeney last week distributed will play in the i Won ByAllenson discontinued. talent. We are very fortunate to have of Tolland and Mrs. June Rivers of A report from Metcalf & Eddy, copies of the court jlecision, which parable to rents charged for similar down in quick.san^ue.sday night at a Marilyn Walsh said there are units. a man of Bill's caliber. He will be an Adams Division ^ F r a m i n g h a m . . M a s s.; 13 water study engineers, permitted a reduction in tax assess­ public hearing off qn application for asset to our operations. Scouting with Buffalo, grandchildren ancl Nf/uir great­ rccommendetf only 20 feet of the ment for the Ledgecrest Apartments Kellev WINTER HAVEN,. Fla. (IJPl) - The preliminary results ot an inland wetlands permit .sought by (players) is a vital priority in all Minnesota, Quebec grandchildren gravel drainage, but the commission in Vernon. the arms race are in. Cateher Gary Allenson is the winner. the Vernon .Street Corp. sports today." and Toronto ... "I know Montreal The funeral is Thursday at II a m. favored more extensive drainage. At After that distribution, he was House Fire Suspicious A Manchester resident whose Dineen, 45, and a long-time team­ Pitcher Jim Wrijfht is the loser. at Ro.se Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm one point, commissioner William didn't want to be in the same division property abuts the inland wetlands criticized strongly by Democratic M A N C H E ST ER — A fire in a va­ James McKay said the fire was dif­ mate and friend of the Whalers' Gor­ Boston Red Sox Manager Don St . Rocky Mill Burial will be in Rose Bayer differed, "we pay these with Quebec," Kelley said ... All Cin­ through which the Vernon Street Town Chairman Ted Cummings. cant house across from Bennet ficult to reach because of its location, Zimmer announced Tuesday he olt another 26. "1 gel rid ol the ball Hill Memorial Park. Rocky Hill Full engineers for their studied opinion, die Howe, was let go by Kelley, and cinnati and Birmingham players in Corp. proposes to build a road, told Cummings said the program in­ Junior High School just before noon would bring lour catchers north lor Hie quickest way I know how but I'm military honors will be accorded at and I think we should accept it. ” But but did not cause extensive struc­ assigned to take over Don the WHA win be available first to the the PZ(( that water from that area volved in the Ledgecrest Apartments Monday was termed suspicious by tural damage and never broke four new NHL teams including the Thursday's opener against always willing lo learq. graveside. the rest of the commission felt that it Bladkburn's duties scouting. The has already affected his property at construction no longer exists and fire officials. through the roof. Whalers with Robie Ftorek of the Cleveland, including Allenson. Wright, 8-4 with the team last year, Friends may call at the funeral would be safer in the long run to latter was brought back to handle the .580 Vernon St. Sweeney should use present-day The fire, reported to the Town Stingers perhaps the most coveted Wright was placed on the 21-day dis­ was reluctant lo go on the disabled home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to provide full length gravel sffainage McKay and the police saTd the club on the ice, a job he previously Arthur Steele, a general contractor programs when discussing such Fire Department at 11:53 a.m.,_was held. member of the two teams ... "Our abled list alter being shelled by the list He has been bothered by 9 pm for the water flow into the brook. matters. house has been used by youth for par­ shoulder .slifine.ss, but .said the pain opposing the application, said that in a crawl space under the floor of Seven defeats in the last eight future is much brighter due to the Phillies in Monday's 7-6 Red .Sox win. Sweeney is opposed to continued ties on several occasions. had subsided. Mrs. Alice M. W'riglil the water table has risen and his gas the second story of the 38 Wells starts at Springfield ^ l e d Dineen's expansion draft although we won't "Tve never been on a tjcam that tank, originally sunk four feet in the town involvement in the federal went north with lour catchers. " said "If 1 was hurt, I wouldn't risk my CO VEN TRY - The funeral of Mrs Street house. Deputy Fire Chief The fire is under investigation days directing the t/qm behind the draft until 18th or 21st." Kelley said Noone Urges Community Development program. Zimmer, who has been bothered all career by going out lo pitch. But it’s Alice M Wright, 74. of 2.341 Boston ground, has now been pushed to the player's bench, aocc/rding to Kelley. ... Gov. Ella Grasso, among the 200 Cummings supports continuation. spring by Allenson’s throwing ability. obvious 1 won’t get into any Turnpike, who died Sunday at lop of the ground. Baldwin's comuj^ls yesterday on hand at Mark Kravitz" eatery, Sweeney said, however, that the "He threw a little better today but he meaningful games and this will give Manchester Memorial Hospital, is I have four acres in that swamp, Rule Change left one wondering’oust what said, "The Whalers are our team and Section 8 new construction program Woman Suffers Stroke does two or three things wrong and me a couple of weeks lo work on my Wednesday at I p.in at Holmes and when I get finished filling it in, it transpired. One thing cmain, Dineen the coliseum is where they absolutely will raise that swamp four feet," provides rent controls similar to the M A N C H E ST ER — An 81-year-old we re going to work with him." control." he said. Funeral Home. 4(M) Main St., and not On Merger . of her home after being called by a did not direct the team in Sunday's belong. " No one in attendance would Steele said Section 236 program, under which the woman who was rescued from her Specifically, Zimmer said. Allen­ Wright will go north with the team, at 2 p in. as reported in the obituary concerned neighbor who had not seen loss to the Oilers. Instead he was on offer any disagreement. Me also .said there's quieksand un­ M A N C H E ST ER — A director of the Vernon apartments were built. home by police and fire personnel son throws with only one finger on throw on the side and pitch batting in Monday's Herald. Mrs. Kuster since Friday. derneath. " I was born there and lived Eighth Utilities District is con­ The Section 8 program provides Monday afternoon was in critical the ball. practice. Burial will be in (Ymter Cemetery. Because Mrs. Kuster was in pain, there all my life and I know the sidering (hanging the district's by- rent subsidies for a housing unit, condition suffering from a stroke at police said they could not enter ' I ’ve never seen that belore in all 'll was a disappointment. " he said Friends may call at the funeral land," he .said. He said Jay Giles, hiws to include some wording about whose owner has applied and Manchester Memorial Hospital through the door, so called the Town my life. And he catches the same of his two inning stint. I wanted to home Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Rosenbloom..Fairbanks, consolidation. qualified. The program guarantees today. way with men on base as the bases duzzle them. I knew they were |) in public works director, and Walter Fire Department. An emergency Senkow, town engineer, had said they Lawrence Noone, a district direc­ that the full rent will be Paid Police found Mabel Kuster of 211 medical technician entered the room empty. He never comes into a thinking of putting .someone on the M ic lic lc St. I.o i i Ih walked the brook in the swamp area tor, mentioned the idea at Monday although the tenant will not have to Parker St. in a semi-conscious state through the window and chetked Beliveau,.,Rose„. Cherry crouch. He throws oil the wrong foot DL and I diiJn't want it to be me. " Rookie Chuck Rainey relieved VERNON —Miss Miehele St. "If they had, they wouldn's be here night's board meeting. pay more than 25 percent of his or against the inside of a bathroom door Mrs. Kuster. him how they felt about his and throws and catches in two By MILT mCHMAN Wright and pitched live innings ol laiuis, 14, of 397 Park St., Bristol, There’s quicksand there," he said. He said right now the district’s by­ leaving.... motions instead ol one," he said, three hit. scoreless relief. Butch formerly of Vernon, died Sunday in Later, Giles said he had never laws include no mention of the con­ n e w ’Y O RK (UPII - A grim piece Allenson has thrown out only two of Hobson and Rick Burleson each Bristol after a long illness. walked the brook. solidation issue. of irony connected with Carroll Wednesday being Opening Day in 18 runners this spring, but has hit drove in a pair ol runs and Fred Lynn The funeral was this morning from Dominick .Squatrito, the attorney District officials and many of its Rosenbloom’s tragic death was that major leagues reminds me of how ,319. He was the International League’s M VP last season. helted a homer in the Monday win. the Young Funeral Homo, Bristol, representing the Vernon Street residents are oppo.sed to consolida­ he generally had a lot of people Hall of Famer Bob Feller traditional­ "No one has ever worked with The Red Sox wind up their exhibi­ with a mass at St. Joseph's Church, Corp . is requesting an inland tion, which would combine the dis­ around him but he was swimming all ly would get murdered by the hitters f me." .said the rookie, who gunned tion .season today with a homo game Bristol. Burial was in St. Joseph's wetlands permit to build a road about trict with the town. Both now have by himself when he drowned in the all spring long and then more likely / against the Detroit Tigers. Cemetery, Bristol 1.11)0 feet long through marshy land. separate fire departments and sewer surf at Miami Beach Monday. “You as not go out there and pitch a no­ down 43 runners last year and picked Miss St Louis was horn Aug. 12, The road would connect the cor­ authorities. I should surround yourself with good hitter or one-hitter in the opener for Familiar Face 1984, in Rockville, daughter of poration's 48-lot Knollwood Road Consolidation is being pushed by people." the Los Angeles Rams' Cleveland... t Baseball great Yogi Berra, takes bbvious delight in pitching Everett A and ('athleen Doherty St. subdivision off Vernon Street to a 33- some persons in town, including the owner said more than once. " I Regular Umpires Still Out Louis of Bristol She was a communi­ ticre undeveloped parcel of land to Committee For One Manchester, always try to do that, in football or Don Cherry's contract as coach batting practice in New York Yankees' spring training camp in cant of St. Joseph Church and the northeast, now unaccessible to which recently won a suit about con­ anything else, because I've found with the Boston Bruins expires in Fort Lauderdale, F'la. He was tossing to rookie players only on attended St, Paul High School, where vehicles /• solidation against the district. The from experience you can't possibly June and judging from the the eve ol camp bceakup. (UPl Photo) she was active with the Yearbook SIgele said he is afraid that the two district is appealing that decision to do everything yourself....” growing breach between him and Reds and Giants Society 42 inch pipes that would be placed un­ the state Supreme Court. General Manager Harry Sintien, it's She is also survived by her paternal der the proposed roadway to carry Noone offered little other comment Now that they have said goodbye to starting to look as if he might''not be their old coach. Chuck Fairbanks, the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur off the water would bring it into his today on his proposal. back next year. If I were the New Paired in Opener New England Patriots will be saying St. Louis of Vernon; her maternal back yard and ruin his property. "We re looking into it, " he said. He England Whalers and was about to hello to their new one in another 1979 Boston RSox grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Michael Allen llellstrom of 625 Vernon St., expects to elaborate on the idea at join the NHL as they are. I think I'd CINCINNATI (UPD — The National League season opens Doherty of Somerville, Mass.; a whose property also abuts the inland the board’s April 16 meeting, -c week or even sooner. The Sullivans, go after Cherry, popular with both Billy and his son. Chuck, who run the Wednesday when the Cincinnati Reds, minus a quarter-century brother, Thomas St Louis of Bristol; wetlands area in question, agreed the players ^nd fans. .. of experience without Pete Rose and Sparky Anderson, entertain and three sisters. Patricia SI Louis, that the water table has 'come up Doclor lo S|M‘ak Patriots, lean toward college guys — Daytime TV Dream Sandra St Louis and Valerie St considerably. " He also opposed the VERNO N -Dr. Michael Sharon, that's where they got Fairbanks — When Mark Fidrych reported to I the San Francisco Giants, an improving club that some pidrto and the man they were taking a hard faiuis, all of Bristol iipplication, chief ol medicine and cardiology at the Tigers this spring, he wanted a BOSTON (UPD — The season begins as a catechism teeming win the NL West this year. A U I’I prc.season survey of 36 look at lately is John Robinson of The family suggests that any PZC chairman Alfred Sieffcrl Rockville General flospital will be room with a small cooking stove in The 2:30 p.m. (EST) opener is the tjaseball exjierts predicted a tight Southern California. Since it's get­ with inquiries about elbows, arms, shoulders and attitudes. memorial gifts may be made to Dr asked Alan Lamson, town planner, to the guest speaker at the meeting of the Florida hotel at which the club only National League game Giaiils-Dodgers battle for the NL ting late, though, and since they've How long will it tak(! before never any good. Altman's Cancer fiesearch. Univer­ prepare a map showing Steele's land the East Windsor Lions Club tonight was staying. He talked to Jim scheduled Wednesday, The American West title, with the Reds a distant extended the contracts of all their Zimmer is gone? What will they do There are concerns at the corners, sity of Connecticut Medical Center. and its proximity to the inland- at 7 p.m. at the Bon Apetite Campbell about it and the Tigers' I.eaguc al.so has only one contest third. assistants and need someone without Fisk to catch? How can they where third-ba.sem!®; Hob.son is com­ Farmington wetlands area desigrjated for the Restaurant. Route 83. President and General Manager Wednesday, a night game between As for Opening Day hoopla, the familiar with their system, the contend with a pitching staff bereft ing off elbow surgery and 40 errors proposed access ro a iw arranged that for him. A day or so (,’alifornia and Seattle. 59lh annual noontime parade through Goiniiuinily BaplisI Patriots very likely will promote of a genuine southpaw starter? And and first basoma George Scott is In other business, tTU' commission I later while shagging fly balls in the For the Reds, the opener means downtown streets is scheduled. And. their offensive coordinator, Ron so on and so on. losing weight and hopefully Train Derails, ipproved an inland wetland permit M A N C H E ST ER —The Fellowship outfield, Fidrych executed a tremen­ they will begin learning if they are a in a wacky promotional stunt, the Erhardt, to the head coaching job. The 1979 Boston Red Sox are a memories of his sub-par "78. of the Concerned, headed by William dous but unnecessary dive for a better or worse ballcliib without liaseball that will be used for the V a M r l Q I R 1 o drainage in the Pitkin Frank "Bucko " Kilroy also will be daytime television dream, the game There are questions in the outfield, V c l l l l l c l l O l d m ( 3 U a n d Porter streets area with con- Zimmerman, will meet tonight at sinking liner. Fortunately, he didn't Rose and Anderson. ceremonial first pitch is being moved up as the Pats' new general show with questions that have no with Dwfght Evans,and last year’s ditions that dead trees be removed 7:30 in the living room of Community hurt himself but when Campbell For the Giants, the new year is a brought 200 miles by canoe up the M A N CH ESTER - The front sec­ manager..,. easy answers. beaning and whether he can play tion of a Conrail tram engine derailed from the .Adelaide Road pond area Baptist Church. heard about it, be lit into Detroit's chance lo turn a surprisingly strong Licking River from Morehead. Ky. Turn the channel. right field with the consummate 1978 season into something even on railroad track 100 feet west of fragile prize piece of property. "You The 1979 Boston Red Sox are Just before the game, the ball is to Jean Beliveau, the next president ability of which ho Ts capable. better maybe a Western Division Main Street crossing Monday about dumb so-and-so." Campbell said to capable of supplanting any soap be handed to Mrs. Sarah Brady of of the Montreal Canadiens? It could There is the nagging question of title. 12:45 p in him. "I took care of your room for opera. The makings of sudsy Dayton. Ohio, whose name was Driver Held in Crash, i happen if Jacques Courtois, the pitching. Can Mike Torrez bounce Cincinnali, the oldest professional Police said the train engine hit a you. but if you ever (live for a ball melodrama are inherent, given the drawn in a contest last year for the current president of the defending back, can Dennis Eckersley and Bob ba.schall team, is the traditional host piece of old rail, causing the front like that again. I'll put you in a loss of the chief clubhou.se je.ster. right to throw out the first pitch on Stanley Cup champions, goes through Stanley stay with it, can Steve Renko ol the NL opener. "truck " of the engine to derail The dungeon. Don't you realize what you The questions on the field haunt the Ofiening Day. Left Passenger Behind with his threat to quit. Courtois is up­ or-Qhuck Rainey help? Can Campbell Um|)ircs figured lo hoycolt the train continued moving (or 75 feet could've done to yourself?" Fidrych manager, the 'Tans, the athletes Mrs. Brady, who is bringing her set over the recent NHL-WHA con­ contribute nr will the fin?man's arm game if there was no last-minute along the track SOUTH W IN D SO R— A South Wand- f’olice said the first they heard of "Master Charge, Visa, knew he had pulled a rock. "Yeah, themselves. The questions off the three (laughters lo the gai,ne. calls it Is now in progress—and solidation. Specifically, he's unhappy be burned out by July? settlement in their contract dispute Vandalism was the cause of the sor woman was charged Monday the accident was when Ms. Saucier American Express, Diners yeah. ” he agreed with Campbell, "I field are likely to be determined by the thrill id' my lile," over the way Molson's Beer, which The loss of Luis Tiant and Bill I.a;e with the leagues. derailment, according to Robert night with reckless driving and called police to ask the condition of thought about it while I was in the the answers from the aforemen­ rii(“ game al.so will he the first for a limited time, you can Club, and our own owns the Canadiens. dictated the way may not mean much statistically. "The National la-agiie has made O’Neill, a captain in the Conrail evading responsibility after her ear Ms Sellick. Police said they then air . ' tioned on-the-field inquires. played on new Astroturf at the DcGennnis Charge accepted." he should vote in the N H L's absorp­ But Tiant's departure leaves them provisions to have some kind ol um­ police He told local police that a sec­ struck a tree and she allegedly put an went to the scene on Niederwerfer In short, this is a team where time stadium choose from some of the sea­ tion of the four WHA clubs, Molson's without a valuable pressure pitcher, pires at the opener." assured a Reds tion of rail discarded during injured passenger out of her car and Road and found M s. S e llic k will be the yardstick hy which Aller an oil-day Thursday, the "No charge for alterations of beer sales in Quebec City, Edmonton and, perhaps more important, a man official said. "Where they’re coming reconstruction of the area of track then left the scene. wandering around and bleeding. She success and failure are measured. (Hauls and Reds continue their series son's most wanted quality course!" and Winnipeg nosedived sharply who can break tension with the crude from, we just don't know.” had been wedged into the rail South Windsor Police said the was taken to Manchester Memorial Manager Don Zimmer knows his job Friday night, Saturday alternoon and because hiK-key fans in those WHA joke, the clubhouse fandango or the Umpires from local amateur driver ol the ear was .Antoinette M. Hospital, by ambulance, for treat- security hangs by a thread, or maybe Sunday alternoon. men's clothing—at up to cities were angry that the Canadiens well-timed insult leagues ligiired to he called in. Si. Alary's (>ui|d Saucier, 23, of 27 Graham Road and ment. more accurately by the elbows of were looking to keep them out of the A lot will depend on how fast, if at Wednesday's pitching matchup Busy Day the passenger was Patricia Sellick, Ms. Saucier is scheduled to appear % Site Switched Fisk and Butch ilobson. by the MANCHESTER - St Mary's 20 off *And still have the >JHL. Seeing their product boycotted, all. the minor leaguers mature at was a dandy — San Francisco sending CHICAGO 1 UI’I I - 24, of the same address. in court in East Hartford on April 17. NEW Y O R K (UPD - The National .shoulder of Bill Campbell, or by the Episcopal Church Uadies Guild will Molson officials instructed Courtois Pawtucket. The Burke Suters, Win Vida Blue (18-10 last year) against Groundskeepers at Wrigley Field whole season to enjoy your Basketball Association announced quixotic behavior of a terminally meet Wednesday at II a m. to change his vote to "y e s" in Remmerswaals and John Tudors Cincy's Tom Seaver (16-14), spent a busy day Monday trying to mmis Monday the site for its 1980 All-Star angry Rick Burleson. may be the pitching heroes for the ® eG e Chicago 10 days ago. Reluctantly, he The Giaiits also have a lineup [irepare the rain-soaked field for purchase! Don't miss this O o fof C Glastonbury gamue has been switched from To start, there is the distressing Fahey on Radio Tonight did. and then told some of the NHL's' last three months."" change for opening day — 26-year old 2450 Main Street Boston Garden lo the Capital Centre reality of last year to live down. This Thursday's .season opener between WATERPROOFING! Board of Governors he planned to The offense looks potent, as it Mike Ivie has beaten out 41-year old the Chicago Cub.s.and the New York great opportunity! Telephone 203-633-5203 in handover. Md. will be no easy task, unless the team EA ST HARTFORD — State Sen. Marcella Fahey tD- resign That's where matters stand always does. But it's always the bats Willie McCovey for the .starting first Mets, which has been sold out since Tues and Wed 9 30-6 00 The league said it was informed by cannot instill hopes of a situation 3rd) and Professor John Rourke of the political science SUMP PUMPS HATCHWAYS now A move already has started to that go silent for the stretch in late base job Thors and Fri 9 30-9 00 the Celtics after this year’s All-Star where they might collapse again. last month department at the University, of Connecticut will discuss An additional 5% replace him with the charismatic summer. The changed lineup with Manager .Joe Altobelli' said the A steady rain — sometimes mixed BILCO DOORS ROOFS Sal 9 30-5 30 That is, if they don’t challenge in the initiative and referendum proposals (or the state tonight Beliveau... . game that^they were unable to comp­ Remy leading off and Lynn batting decision really wasn't difficult. with very light snow ^ has fallen SIDING CHIMNEYS ly with necessary standards concer­ first place. at 8 on WTIC radio's Mike Miller program. off for those paying by cash or third may help. Time will,,tell. "It had to be Ivie." he .said. "He's since Saturday and the National ning facilities and seating. The This is a team, which, when' These procedures would give citizens the right to in­ ' Masonary Work i Repairs Among things <$hich disappointed The addition of Jim Dwyer may a potential superstar," Still, Weather Service said there was a cheque! Celtics added there were plans for healthy, has no equal for the starting troduce new legislative measures by petition and submit ALL WORK GUARANTfED Pete Rose about his departure fpom help butJJieltench whiciLCollapsfitJjn. -McCovey, who says he’s willing b)__(.jjance:;,(or raiP..on ..Thursday, but . renovalmg-Boston- Garden, and eight players, "niesc are the samF' laws for a direct pojjular vote. _Xlincinjia li- -wa s-tfca t-.-hs. jitve r 1978 will have to be firmed up with a'ceept any role on the team, figures' temperatures would remain cold, speculatroh t f ^ a new arena will-be ’ players who carried them tb the se­ » TTi'e public is Invited to telephone questions on the sub­ 0ORCHILDREE re c e 'i^ a'sihgle note or letter from Jack Brobamer. Larry Wolfe, and to do a lot of pinch-hitting and some vvith highs not expected to reach past built in a Boston suburb. cond best record in basbeball last ject to the radio station for participants td answer. anv of his jyx-Red teammates telling . anv one of three catchers. starting on a spot basis. (h(. lower to middle 40s, lERAL CONTRACTOR 649-5479 year, then learned again that second- PAGE TEN— EVKNING HERALD. Tues.. April 3, 1979

EVENING HERALD. Tues., April 3. 1979 - PAGE F.LF.VEN Fairbanks, Patriots Engineer Exams Passed J Trumpeter Plays The Connecticut State Board of (ilaxioiiliiiry —Harold B. Archer, The successful area land surveyor Registration for Professional William H. Belmore and Travis L.O. candidate is Melvin C. Stead Jr. of f. At Variety Show Resolve Differences Engineers and Land Surveyors has Horton. South Windsor. announced the names of the 188 BOSTON (UPI) - It began “We hope he will be able to arrive coaching job in 1973 and ended with a Flliiigioii —Jeffrey J. Murray Those who have passed the first successful candidates who took the lli'hrmi —James P. Loersch. MANCHESTER—If you’ve heard a trumpeter produce here just as soon as possible,” said 46-40 record. His six-year tenure as half of the engineer examination and as an innocent telephone call November 1979 examinations. |{earned run average. mance. (Herald photo'by Vaughn) Sources said the Patriots scaled Lynch, president of First Federal ment. Bonner held several of- East Hartford. He has been others. down their original demands to $600,- Savings and Loan Association of East ficersliips. A member of a number of amployed at First Federal since 1957, "They're all good performers, ” Pantaluk said, “and 000, and the university responded Roger Finnie Hartford, announced the recent civic organization! including the in the accounting data processing good to work with." with an offer of $400,000 to buy out ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Left offensive tackle Roger Finnie of the St. Louis foot­ Nobel Prize Chemist promotion of several officers within Kiwanis Club and the YMCA Fund, divisions. He was appointed assistant He said Diller and .lerry Lewis are "beautiful people.” the remaining four years of Fair­ ball Cardinals Monday was traded to the New Orleans Saints for one and This ^Dream Season^ the Association, he resides in South Windsor. treasurer of the association in 1969. Both are quiet people off stage, he said. He added that banks' New England contract — possibly two draft choices. Robert B. Bonner and Clifford L. Symington attended the University Ms. Richards joined First Federal Named as Lecturer Lewis is a real perfectionist. Hutch (foring, who looked Heferee Bryan Lewis ruled Hickey valued at $600,000. The Cardinals said they will receive a New Orleans' selection in an un- NEW YORK (UPI) - The Symington were appointed senior of Vermont and was a member of the in 1964 as a staff member in the new Not all Pantaluk’s a.ssociations have been with jazz or marvelous all evening, .scored thh unintentionally steered the puck in CU Athletic Director Edwin , disclosed round of next month’s draft and a conditional choice in the 1980 vice presidents. Joyce M. Samiotis U.S. League Savings and Loan at STORRS — Professor Vladimir Prelog, winner of the popular groups. He also Played with the Hartford spirit/Tliat characterized this first of his two goals at 5:19 of the draft. The condition is how much Finnie, who suffered an ankle injury accounts division. In 1976, she was 1975 Nobel Prize in chemistry, will deliver the Randolph with his skate. When Charlie Simmer Crowder, who first suggested the job was named vice president. Martin A. UConn. He has been with First appointed assistant secretary. An Symphony and the Connecticut Opera Association for two dream season is gone. Desire, first period, sending a 40-foot evened the score at 5:09 of the second to Fairbanks in a phone conversation midway through last season, is able to play for the Saints. Burnham was made assistant vice Federal since 1958. and has held the T. Major Memorial Lectures lor the University of years when he was in high .school. East Hartford resident. Ms. Connecticut chemistry department April 9 and 10. which has probably earned the slapshot past goalie .John Davidson period, Hickey decided he'd use the last November, said he was relieved president, and Rena R. Richards was position of vice president and Richards has been active in the East He works on contract with such agents as Paul Lander- New York Rangers as many while the Kings were two men short. stick for his next goal, beating goalie at the settlement. Jim Beattie promoted to assistant vice president mortgage officer. Symington lives in Prelog, associated with the Eidgenossishe Technische man, and teaches privately. Hartford Woman’s Club and the Hochscule of Zurich, Switzerland, won the Nobel Prize points as talent, has taken the It was the fourth straight game the Ron Grahame on a breakaway at FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) — The Yankees got down to the 25-. and branch manager. East Hartford and is active in the -Greater Hartford Heart Fund. He said he doesn't have any plans about moving away Hangers have allowed a short-handed 7:47. player limit Monday by optioning right-handers Jim Beattie and Ron Davis to Other officer appointments include United Way and the Heart Fund. for his work on the stereochemistry of "Organic from Manchester. He said he likes it here and likes what nearest streetcar out of town. goal Ms. Collins came to FirstTederal molecules. Ron Greschner helped the Rangers Columbus and outrighting outfielder Tommy Cruz to the same club. Virginia E. Collins to assistant Ms. Samiotis joined First Federal in 1967 as a member of the new ac­ he's doing "just the way it is." "Were slill struggling," said Walt Tkaezuk evened matters for open a 4-2 lead with a beautiful rink- Holman Leads Working in conjunction with Calm and Ingold in Britain. secretary and Michael A. Sirota to in 1967. Before her appointment as counts department, and was made The Band Shell Variety Show will begin at 7:45 p.m. Coaoh Fred Stiero. "It's hard to the Hangers seven minutes later and length rush that resulted in a power- vice president, she has held the Prelog devised a system for naming "chiral ” molelcules Funds from the show will be used for next season's enter­ detcrhiine if we've snapped out of assistant secretary and branch executive secretary in the same Mickey followed with his first goal at play goal. Marcel Dionne's 57th goal U.S. Pin Open Rudy Tomjanovich positions of assistant secretary, af­ — those molecules showing properties related to right- tainment schedule and operating expenses at the Band our slump The checking has been manager. year. She lives in East Hartford. IH 47. giving the Hangers a 2-1 lead of the year at 19:30*bf the second HOUSTON (UPI) — Rudy Tomjanovich’s injury was diagnosed Monday as and lefi-handedness (chirality). (Ingold was American Shell. The events are free to the Public. weak and if it doesn't get better, I'll A graduate of Colby College, firmative action officer and assistant Sirota is a graduate of Babson alter deflecting the puck into the goal period closed the margin to 4-3. a jammed right shoulder joint that has responded to treatment, enabling the Cyanamid lecturer at the UConn in 1966). have to go out and get sotne WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Bonner has been associated with vice president. Ms. Samiotis resides College in Wellesley, Mass. He has with his skate. It might have been a tie until Phil Houston Rockets forward to rejoin the team for tonight’s game in New York. in East Hartford. Their system and its nomenclature have been rapidly checkers " Marshall Holman has grabbed a sixi First Federal since 1968, when he been with First Federal since 1977 as "They haven't been going in too lisposito converted a rebound into his Tomjanovich, who has averaged 19.2 points per game this year, suffered entered the management training Burnham is a graduate of the adopted by the chemists of the world, according to Dr. Young Pianist Sets After winning only once in their pin lead over veteran Dick Ritger branch manager. He resides in East James M. Bobbitt, head of the UConn chemistry depart­ well lately. " Hickey said with a grin. 42nd goal of the year at 8:23 of the after the first round in the $125,000 the injury Friday night in a game at San Antonio. previous eight outings, the Hangers Hartford/ ment. "I figured I'd try something final period to give the Rangers a 5-3 Bowling Proprietors Association of Wednesday Recital gladly took Monday night"s M vic­ different " lead, making Goring's second goal of Mike Macha Prelog's two lectures, both open free to the public, are tory over the Los Angeles Kings, in America U.S. Open at Windsor The Kings argued the goal, but the game at 16:31 merely a stage- WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Rookie third baseman Mike Macha. entitled "Second Thoughts About Specification of EAST HARTFORD—Christopher Durrenberger will be the only pro hockey game scheduled. Locks. setter for a wild finish. whose hitting had been a highlight of the Atlanta Braves' exhibition season, Molecular Chirality." and "Chiral lonopliores.” They the featured performer at a musical recital Wednesday, The two points gave the Hangers a Holman, of Mbdford, Ore., was cut by the Braves Monday. The Braves also anounced that veteran will be given at 4 p.m. each day in Room 150 of the April 3, at the Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, Sunset three-point lead over last-place averaged 239 Monday night in his bid pitcher Jamie Easterly and rookie outfielder Eddie Miller had been trimmed Chemistry Building ' Ridge drive. Atlanta in the Patrick Division. for his ninth career title. He rolled The Randolph T. Major Memorial Lectureship .Series The Women's Club is .sponsoring the event. games of 246, 237, 213, 255, 247, 223, from the roster, which was reduced to 26, one over the maximum allowed "We've really been down on our during the regular season. was made possible by a gift of $50,000 from Merck and Durrenherger, a seventh grade student at the Sunset luck," said Pat Hickey, who scored Conipetition Keen 255 and 237 for a total of 1913. Co. of Rahway, N.J., in memory of Major, who was Macha’s release means disgruntled Bob Horner will be.the starter when the Ridge School, began his musical career at age five at the two goals for the .second straight Ritger, of River Falls, Wis., UConn research professor from 1970 until his death in Hartt College of Music. highlighted his round Monday night season opens Friday night at Houston. "We just can’t keep both of them,” m night. "The timing appears to he «r--' Nov. 1976. said Atlanta Manager Bobby Cox. "I think we'll find a way to get him back (to 1 He spent four years studying with Phil Isaacson, coming hack . and we came through In Cheney Tennis with games of 265 and 267 as he Before coming tojStorrs, Major had spent 27 years at Fulhright scholarship winner. Under Isaacson, he not totalled 1907. the major league team) pretty soon....” in a desperate game." .1 1 1 Merck, where he ht'ld the positions of director of pure only developed his talents on the piano but grew vocally. By LEN AUSTER Defending U.S, Open champion. research, director of research and development, vice He became a diember of and soloist of the Cathedral Nelson Burton Jr. of St. Louis is third Larry Canada il<>ral(l SportHHriter president and scientific director, and scientific vice Boy's Choir of Hartford. with 1855. Burton, who will provide DENVER (UPI) — Denver Broncos running back Larry Canada has signed president. His program will highlight selections by composere Five players are battling for the three singles positions as the color for Saturday’s finals over ABC- a series of three one-year contracts with the NFL club, it was announced Major also had been a professor and research professor Hayden. Schubert, Tchajlfovsky and Bartok. Cheney Tech tennis team prepares for the 1979 campaign. TV, rolled 288 in his seventh garrie Monday. at the University of Virginia before coming here. The Heavers. 6-8 a year ago, are No. 2 singles last year, elected not to starting with 10 .straight strikes. The Broncos also signed another free agent, cornerback Curtis Minor, the SPORTS slated to begin this season Friday at come out for the squad this time Joe Berardi of Pearl River, N.'Y., brother of starting Denver offensive tackle Claudie Minor. SLATE Coventry High in a Charter Oak around. tossed the only 300 game and was tied Conference test. Gary Melendy, Terry's twin for sixth at 1826. David Clyde TV Tonight Senior Steve Ference has a virtual brother, has a lock on one of the Gil Sliker of Washington, N.J., TUCSON, Ariz..(UPI) — The Cleveland Indians announced Monday they I'lieHiliiy stands in fourth with 1840. He is have placed pitcher David Clyde on the 21-day disabled list because he is suf­ John R. FilzGerald Triria D/.iecIzinxki JaiiicH E. Brennan Dr. John II. Ilouek clone has (alien In love with his lock on the No. 1 singles slot, a posi­ doubles positions with sophomores 6:00 2:17 HASEHAU, tion he occupied last year. “ He's Phil Silverman, Terry Bellefleur and followed by Pete Couture of Windsor fering from gastritis. on (£ IS (SI own wile. (3) Euxlerii JV iit AlCC, ,'l (T) & Thraa'a Company shown more ability than the others. Mike Perusse and freshmen Ken Locks, who rolled to fifth in front of Clyde, 23, a left-hander, was placed on the disabled list Sunday and will $ ILov«Uiey S O S Jaaua Of Nazareth ' 2:35 Halloween KuxI Wiiulxor lit Kliuni, the hometown fans with 1832. m Joktr'ilMId Th* Scarlet Latter And Steve is the only one who played Reynolds and Ray Boisvert vying for return to the active roster April 22, The Indians finish spring training in Tuc­ Business Bozo'* Big Top 1 8 (B .'til.T All 240 bowlers will roll two more a Movla* "Klondike Annie" all winter, " voices Beaver Coach A1 the other slot. son Tuesday and open the season in Boston Thursday. n TV Community Collag* (1936) Mae Weal, Vidor McLa- 2:48 W eilnexiluy Skinner. qualifying rounds before the first cut O MyTIuwSont (B Movla "Pillow To Post" "Were going to have to work glen A saloon singer lakes a (1945) Ida Lupino, William BA.SEBAl.i. Bar Group President Bolton. Dr. Houck has been the Institute s r a Bonanza dead missionary's Idenllly and Seniors Bruce Hewitt, Paul Dabroi hard. " skinner' states, "Essentially, is made. Marvin Webster O TV Auction Prince Milrlieil lit MCC, 3 HARTFORD —Attorney John R. She has studied interior design at medical director for 13 years. In his runs oil wllh a sea captain, with -and Doug Landry and Sophomore we haven't had time to get outside , The top five after 56 games of NEW YORK (UPI) — Center Marvin Webster of the New York Knicks un­ the police hot on her trail. GIULS SOITHAI.L FitzGerald of Manchester has been Chamberlayne Junior College in new position he will be the Institute's 6:30 3:00 Terry Melendy are contending for and practice. Lack of facilities is qualifying and ipatch play will ad­ derwent surgery on his right knee Monday and will be in a cast for four to six m Tha Brady Bunch "It's A GUI" (1934) W.C, Fields, 8 Emargancy Onal ^ Com©r W U Holton lit Eiixt Ciitliolir, Boston, Mass., and is a 1976 graduate chief executive. Baby Leroy. A grocery store the final two berths. Dave Rivard, really hurting us. It hurt before but vance to televised finals Saturday weeks, a spokesman for the NBA club reported. elected president*xpf the Hartford Bowling For Dollara 4:00 Home! i of Lasell Junior College in Newton, He holds a master’s degree in psy­ d i Jaka Haaa Qoapal Tim* owner Inherits an orange planta­ 3ilS never before like this year," Cheney with $21,000 going to the champion. County Bar Association. 8 News Team physician Dr. Norman Scott said Webster was suffering from chon- Mass., with a degree in fine arts. chology from'Queen's University in § IS«NBCN« m tion. does not have its own courts and dromalicia or "jumper's knee” - a softening of the cartilege of the knee cap. FitzGerald, a 1953 graduate of the OvarEaay 4:30 University of Connecticut Law Kingston, Ontario, where he also Adam-12 9:30 8 Kitty Today workouts are conducted at several Webster returned to his home Monday after the operation. (B fflT a x I School, is a partner in the Hartford received his medical training. He sites simalUnpoiislv around town. Marketing Secretary 6:55 tCUEMI came to the Institute in 1951 to com­ & Now* 10:00 tWUUINOMimE law firm of Howard, Kohn. Sprague HARTFORD —James E. Brennan (I) New* "The problem is trying to be in two Weather Cuts Charlie Beamon plete psychiatric training and has I places at once," Skinner continued, & FitzGerald. of Manchester, CPCU and CLU, has 7:00 (D gg Th* Ropara TEMPE, Ariz. (UPI) — The Seattle Mariners Monday sent Charlie since progressed through a series of ) CBS New* (UD Living Faltn “We're spread out over several FitzGerald is a former prosecuting been elected a secretary in the Spring Sports Beamon, outfielder-first baseman, to Spokane of the Pacific Coast League to appointments. ) Six MHIIon Dollar Man 8 Black Man'* Land -•‘THE DEER Tacilities plus we have young kids attorney for the Manchester Town marketing department of The Hart­ J ABCN*w* 0 TV Auction (Cool'd) make room for Joe Simpson, an outfielder recently purchased from the Los The Institute of Living, founded in j Johnny Caah Youth Spadal “TheSteT who I have to show how to play tennis Court, former chairman of the ford In.surance Group. He has respon- 10:30 HUNTER” Angeles Dodgers. Simpson had been in the Mariners' training camp on a 1822, is the largest’private. non-profit IFaatIval Of Faith This spring s schoolboy sports Charter Revision Commission, sibilities in the department’s (1) IS 13 Ouaana Bhrd. ScheduleL. for the first time." "look-see" basis. He will sign a major league contract. Bobby Valentine, a psychiatric facility in the U.S. I Sounding Board Skinner reports the COC will be schedule is starting off like last former president of the Junior operational planning division. 11:00 utility infielder recently released by the New York Mets, also is being given a Chamber of Commerce, and present 0DlckCav*lt - IlfflNaw* TUESDAY stronger than ever. "We should get y e a r’s ended -a ffe c te d by the A graduate of Manhattan College tryout by the Mariners. He is unsigned. chairman of the Conservation Com- Promoted at Gerber IS N*wlyw*d Qam* rol Bumatt And Frtartd* U.A. Theater 1 - "Murder, our share of victories. We have elements. with a master’s degree from the OThaOddCoupla yHIII , mission. ‘ SOUTH WINDSOR -D avid R. by Degree” 7:00-9:15 enough depth to come along in the Cheney Tech’s baseball opener Wharton School of Commerce and 7:29 I Dick Van Dyka He is a member of the American U.A. Theater 2 - "China doubles. W'e'll be in there," he sees. apinst Prince Tech at the Beavers' Finance. University of Pennsylvania, Huisjen has been named manager of IS Dally Numbar* 11:30 Trial Lawyers Association, information systems for Gerber ^ Bamaby Jona* Syndrome" 7:15-9:30 Schedule: April 6 Coventry, 9 East diamond yesterday was postponed by he joined The Hartford in 1959, 7:30 U.A. Theater 3 - "Buck ram. It was resch^uled today at 3 American Bar Association and He served as a special agent, un­ Scientific Inc. In his new position he (D P.M. Magazina ^ Th* Qong Show Hampton A, 12 Rocky Hill, 16 :15 X 1100,000 Nam* That Tun* ABC Movla "Della Coun­ Rogers” 7:00-8:40-10:20 —weather permitting. Connecticut Bar Association, and is derwriter and advancement center will assume responsibility for the ty, U S A. " (1977) Peter Donat, Portland, 30 Coventry, Mav 2 Vinal ® D*no*F*v*r Vernon Cine 1 - "California ■R til A l'A>A.V, Tech, 4 East Hampton, 7 Rocky Hill, past president of the Manchester Bar instructor and as a member of the management of the information iB MacNall / Lahr*r R*port Joanna Miles. Suite” 7:30-9:30 Association. systems department, programming IS WUd Kingdom (2) Dating Gam* 9 Rham, 11 Portland, 14 Lyman home office marketing staff before d i Vole* Of Faith Vernon Cine 2 — "North Other officers elected at the March and data processing services. O Dick Van Dyk* Memorial, 18 Vinal Tech. 21 Rham. being named director of association- S I Tic Tac Dough 8 8 (8 Beat Of Carson Avenue Irregulars" 7:10-9:10 Alumni Junior 29 annual meeting of the Hartford franchise activities in 1971. He was Before joining Gerber, Huisjen 8 Th* Rifleman 30 COC Tourney (at East Hartford County Bar Association were 8:00 elected an assistant secretary in 1972 was management information )CBSnaporU 12:00 Racquet Club). All matches on the Nicholas P. Cardwell, vice presi­ (SILovaLucy Ellen Alan Signup Dates and has been in the marketing systems director for Caldor Inc. He )Croaa-w* a - ^ m Nawtywad Gam* road except Lyman which is at West dent: Gary A. Friedle. secretary; Day* Burstyn Alda Side Oval. Cheney will supply balls as department's operational planning and his wife will live in Hartford. 8Th*Rlfl*man HALL FOR RENT The Recreation Department will and Joseph A. Lorenzo, treasurer. "home" team on designate dates. division since 1977. P Pravbi AndYh* PHtaborgh 12:30 For partial, nhoweri, recepliani. conduct Alumni Junior baseball Attend Conference S Ha* Haw Honayi d ) Movla "The Art Ol Love " mprtinK* i Complete kitchen Matches begin 3 p.m. registration on two consecutive a Joka/aWlld (1965) James /G am e,, Elke (ariliticit Ur^e enctofed parking \ Joins Sales Staff Wednesday evenings, April 11 and 18, Psychiatrist-in-Chief MANCHESTER-Dr. Philip Schiff ® TV Auction (Cont'd) Sommer. N lot Infjuire ^•?fcxt'’l(car” MANCHESTER -T ricia Dzied- and his staff attended the recent 57th dJ Movie "The Mao Bomber" Bochain Signs from 7-8:30 at the West Side „ , ^ HARTFORD-Dr. John H. Houck, 8:30 (1972) Vince Edwards. Chuck Lithuanian Haii (S)M) MarvOrltfln *rv(in STORRS(UPI) — Cathy Bochain of zinski has joined the sales staff of ^nationally recognized authority on annual congre.ss of the New England Connors. 24 QOLWAY STREET u. RecCehter, 110 Cedar St. ^raLavarI Lavama A Shirtay Manchester Wallpaper-and Paint as- psychiatric hospitals, has been Council of Optometrists in Boston. Central Village, the only Connecticut The league is for 13-14-year-olds SSpacialEdal Edition 12:40 MANCHESTER women's basketball player to be an interior designer. She comes to psychiatrist-in-chief at the Dr. Schiff participated in the aU M CaCtub tu d ) CSS Lata Movie "Madigan: Call beforaeP.M. who will not reach their 15th birthday The Midtown Beat" (1973) Rich­ named to all-state teams three years, by'Aug. 1. the local firm from G. Fox & Co., institute of Living, effective July 1. business and Vacation sessions of OdS jhone64^£618^^ Weslfarms Mall, where she was nouck will succeed Dr. John the congress, which attracted 3,000 (3) CBS Movla "The Darker ard WIdmark. Charles Doming. has decided to attend the University Registration must be in person. employed in the drapery and Donnelly, who has directed the facili- persons. Side Of Terror" (Premiere) Rob­ 1:00 of Connecticut, Everyone must sign up, whether or ert Forster. Adrienne Barbeau A 8 8 (8 Tomorrow During four years at Plainfield not the player plj^ed in the league bedspread department. Before that jy sjnee i%5 and will remain as a doctor's reluclanc* lo take part she worked for England Hardware, consultant. ______In a cloning experiment becomes 2:00 High School, the 5-foot-8 player last year. The tryout schedule will be 8 0*ktart Vernon CM ir-i even stronger when he learns his (•'/1,’f 1*) fiC I » "J'j. scored 1.608 points and hauled down given at the time, of registration. 1.172 rebounds. She won the Eastern •iSf[jaoMUMAwMrfMrfi tms Anyone interested in coaching M icroprocessors Talk Topic \cHnomm$s9etms suasettemotKr \ Connecticut schoolgirl scoring title should contact Carl Silver at the Rec, this season with a 29.3 point average. 647-3084, or at registration. n ew BRITAIN - Six Wednesday Featuring speakers from General , tunilies in the computer science Store Displays Photographs evening seminars, featuring in­ Electric. Westinghouse. Picker field. dustrial and educational specialists, Corp . Bullard Company, Cutler Russell Lundeberg, IFEE siminar MANCHESTER - An exhibit featuring photographs of East Side Midget Winners Ptichi Hit, Run Contest May 12 Junior Hoop Champs at East Side will explore the theory and applica­ Hammer«and Allan Bradley Co., the committee chairman and a member Manchester in the 1930s is on display at the Salem Nassiff tion of microprocessors between series is open to the public and is free of Central’s School of Technology Studio, 639 Main St. Winner in the Manchester East Side Rec Midget Basketball Bike Shop captured the Junior Basketball League title at the laculty, said the series is the Tfie photographs, in the front window of the studio, HAIR Registration started in Manchester fice or Burger King at 467 Center April 4 and May 9 at Copernicus Hall, to students. Let the sun League this season was the C.A.R S. Corporation. Squad^ equivalent of a graduated level show scenes of Main Street complete with trolley tracks, thi.s week .fQr.the annual Pitch.-Hit Street; All forms must be dep^ited -East Side-Rec in Manchester this season. Squad members top Central Connecticut State College. The sixth session (May 9) will ahkielnl _ menrtbers'; tffp row U. to r ’TBill Hayes. Ronny’Bjnks, Coach and Run competition, co-sponsored at Burger King. row (1. ro r ) Coach Don Pagani, Don Barrett, Wayne Bray Sponsored by the (jonnecticut-SecK; feature speakers from GentraL T-rihi- cour.se -in microprocessor/minicora-. the old theater, a baby carriage parade and. other sites ty College. Hartford Graduate puter design and use. and events, i John Allisbn, Brendan Gorman, Pat Cooney, kneeling. Dave Competition will be held May Kevin Byrne, Steve Byrne. Front, Dave Lammey, Tim tion of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, each senoinar Cenltr and the universities of F’ersons wishing details or to The display will be shown through May 7. Riordan, ^^ark Gochee. Dave Graveline. Missing were Chris Finnegan, Mike Downes. Mike Hellenbrand was'm issing PUEASECAaTHEATRE i f . 12 at Waddell Field. Local winners in will run from 7 to 9 p.m. at Room 231 Bridgeport. Hartford and New Haven register mav contact Lumdeberg at This and other upcoming displays feature the work of Nicholson and Steve Damon. (Herald. Photo by Strempfer) Each youngster, age ^12. m ay' each age grdup will advance to dis- fo r SCREEN TIMES se< ure an application at the Rec Of- trict play ^ aovance lo ais (Herald Photo by Strempfer) at Central’s School of Technology who will discuss edu catio r^^p o r- 827-7414. fyeon Fallot. building on the New Britain campus. PACK TWKIA K - KVKMNG HKRALD, Tues., April 3. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues., April 3. 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN L o tt and Found i*...... INDEX 1 Help Wantod 13 Help Wantod 13 Help Wantad f 3 Help Wantad 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wantad 13 Help Wantad Band Invited NOTICt* $50 REWARD TO PERSON k m [ i M a i l l k J [8 hornet For Sale 2 3 Homos For Sale 23 ^ - Lo*l antf fo u rth RN-LPN wanted for full or SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- PART TIME. Do you have 2 ramfcaraiWBilua Returning female black puppy HUn tgumKIlT RtPMRtR HAIRDRESSER 2 - P$f$oogi§ 6 to 7 weMs old. Taken Friday part time on ail shifts. Apply Excellent Part Time work. hours a day? Work at home on te ^ te Ihm ii. I|n IJ.». h 3 — Announc#m«nti E«frin Iminn. H Tim Cm4 Pai ari Experienced with following. afternoon in vicinity of Wood- director of nursing. Salmon- Will train. Call Manchester the phone servicing our EiiiriNC* Nicmv For full- or part-time position. 4 — Ent«rttmm«nt brook Convalescent Home, off 5 — Aucf»on$ ' bridge Street, Bowers School. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2828. customers in your spare time. GAL FRIDAY - A person to toMRtltottol To Festival House Street, Glastonbury. Call 643-2461. ask for Joe or Say Hi! Belongs to 7 year old boy. 249-7773. S h e H e r a t h take charge in a one girl of­ Ow tel M I Kathv. FINANCIAL Please call 633-5244. SECRETARY - Part time m -4 3 1 -in t fice. Must be strong in RUTH TREAT. 6 ~ 60''dft-SlOCtit*VortgBg 9i Please phone 643-1335, or 646- AMT oprnrruwTiu now S00-43M070 RKAUOm HEBRON — The 69-member Rham High School 9 — P*fU)n*l Loans 0101. Mrs. Spencer. mornings, Vernon Circle area. EXPERIENCED bookkeeping, typing and Utm orPORTUNITIES NOW — fn fu ra n c a Typing, and machine MACHINISTS & LATHE clerical work. Hours 8 - 1 after to (pU Owntaili EiWir practice (and HMOl opening Symphonic Band has been invited to participate iri the 10 NURSES AIDES wanted for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ShN'a your ntighbor In r»Nl m - LOST- Vicinity of Manchester transcription a must. Send OPERATORS- Full or p r t full time training period. Call soon in East Hartford. 1979 Floridaworld Music Festival from April 14-16, CMPLOVMENT full time on all shifts. Apply resume, to Box AA, c/o time. Excellent benefits. App­ David Allen Plastics. 643-0240. Experienced necessary in tato. Sh« may b« atopplng by lo 13 — M#fp Wanted High School. Silver miniature director of nursing. Salmon- EARN EXTRA MONEY! INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint The festival is sponsored by International Music 14 Bus>n«ss OpportunttiM Manchester Herald. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland Pediatric Care, preferably in ••« you — or you «an slop In Schnauzer. Comes to name of brook Convalescent Home, off Deliver Southern New solar control films - start Festivals, a non-profit corporation organized to en­ 15 " Situation Wantad "Shotzie", Red stud' collar, Turnpike, Manchester. LM . BOOKKEEPER - Full time an Ambulatory Care Setting. and ••• h«r at - House Street, Glastonbury. England Telephone Direc­ for a busy 2 physician practice $4.00. High potential. Must desire to work in a team courage and support high performance standards by EDUCATION crooked tail. Reward IIOO. Please call 633-5244. NURSES AIDES- Full time, Gill Welding Manufacturing tfl ~ Pfnrat# InsfruCltOns Co.. Division of BHS, Inc., or tories in Manchester, PHONE 643-2711 in Glastonbury. 4 1/2 days a Excellent fringe benefits. approach to health care. Send Call 646-6799. all shifts. Experience amateur bands, orchestras and choirs at music festivals '9 ScnooiS'Classas preferred, but training will be call 647-9931. Rockville, Ellington, Vernon FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD week. Compensation com­ Training provided. Call resume by April 13th., to: WOLVERTON AGENCY held throughout the world. ?0 - Instructions Wantad given, ^ p ly in person: Blast South Windsor, Tolland, mensurate with experience. Elmore Associates, 647-1411. ZaritA Shockley, NCC/HMO, 168 Main St. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Bolton and Glastonbury. If Festival activities include adjudication by a panel of REAL ESTATE Hartford Convalescent Home. TEXAS OIL CO. needs \ Send resumes to Dr. Vacek. 27^Broad Street, Windsor, ?3 — Momas tof Saia South Windsor. Will train. you have spare time during FULL & PART TIME For 649-2813 distinguished musicians and music educators. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or 745 Main Street, East Hart­ mature person. We train. Help Wanted. 13 2638 Main Street. Glaston­ onn. 06095. Equal Opportuni­ ?4 - L o tS 'L a n d to r S a'a P anonala 2 ford. the week and weekends laOVERTISINfi bury. 06033. Golf Course Maintenance, and ty Employer. Before being chosen the Rham band was required to — investmant Proparty call 269-5918, after 12 noon. Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. March 31st. thru April llth„ Snack B ar. Apply SI ?6 — B uS irjass P ro p a rty ADVERTISING lr«T bitotRiniti biitolD « R ID E WANTED TO Worth, Tex. 76101. and you are a licensed insured Tallwood Country Club. Route submit an audition tape and was then selected on the • Rasort Pfopariy ATTENTION - Need 2 people COIMMCilTIOlB HXffWfT KTUO OUTDOOR WORK - Full or JANITORIAL HELP Private Instructions 16 Household Goods 40 — R«ai Estate Wantad HAMILTON STANDARD, driver, with a car or light RATES DEADLINE towtiiiie 0MRiR|$ Icit I7-3S. Nd 85, Hebron, basis of the musical standards determined by the Ad­ NURSES AIDES - Full time, over 21. Immediate employ­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- part time. Immediate EVENINGS - Experienced in Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. truck, write to: Pro Disco 1 dty ...... 126 word par d6y 12 00 noon me day before h|tr)Hict tocrairi. Ml IraiN. Goto Fij ito openings. Bolton Evergreen tile and carpet care. 643-5747. REMEDIAL READING and REFRIGERATORS visory Council of International Music Festivals, MIIC SERVICES and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. ment.-This is not a fancy ad, Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- 3 days ...... Ill word p«r day publication Imfiis. tout to vi. Crtini. Or aica wlh 11 - 5e«vicas Offered Call 643-5686. Experienced preferred, but Inc., P.O. Box 5266, Hamden, frw Cwi Cll ta frN iRTtiiie toy or Nurserys, 649-2377 evenings. ‘ PUBLIC HEALTH math; individualized work Washers / Ranges, used, James J. Julian directs the Rham b3nd which has par­ 12 - Painling.Papaf.ng we simply want a person who 0767, Conn., 06518. Please enclose 6daya ...... 10a word par day Deadline tor Saturday and Mon- ADMINISTRATOR for cer­ we will train. Apply in person: day IS 12 00 Noon Friday MALE OR FEM ALE program. (Ist-8th grade! by guaranteed and clean. New 13 • Bu’idmg-Contraciing needs a permanent job. Ad­ Mdayt .. 96daya.^...... S00-43I-I078 tified home health agency MS ticipated in exchange concerts with Bourne High School 14 - Roofing-Siding RUSSELL'S BARBER SHOP East Hartford Convalescent telephone number. An Equal MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - DELIVERY- With some in­ master's degree teacher. 568- shipment------damaged., ^ G.E & is open 8 to 5:30, Tuesday thru vancement opportunity. Call SECRETARY - Position Opportunity Employer. ' 15 wordi S2.00 minimum KRMT OPPORTUNITIES NOW degree with 2 years public of Bourne. Mass, and Seneca Valley High School of Ger­ 1*1 - Healing-PlumOtng Home. 745 Main Street, East between 10 am. and 3 pm. - Happy Ada...... S2.50 Inch In liul OpfirttotT bWo' 2 full days a week. Heavy side store or shop work 8075. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. 16 flooring Saturday. 2 Barbers on Satur­ available in a rapidly growing health administrative or B.D,/Pearl),/F ■ & - Son, 649 Main mantown. Md, This will mark the first time the band has Hartford. 528-3869. E.O.E. manufacturing company telephone duty. Previous desired. Good driving record. 1/ ^^O wlng•Trur«■ng■Storsge day. PLEASE READ experience preferred. supervisory experience or BA Apply: Brown's Flowers. 145 RIDING LESSONS indoor Stredt, 643-2171. performed for adjudication on an international level. 8 Services Wanted working with Sales and CLERK TYPIST - filing, degree with 4 years public riding ring. Western stock Engineering Vice Presidents. Compensation commensurate Main Street or call 643-8455. While in Florida the students will perform for adjudica­ MISC FOR SALE YOUR AD typing, accounting. with experience. Send health experience. Two in scat, saddle seat and hunt FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom 0 >- Household Goods MACHINISTS For Aircraft tion on April 16 at the Mayor Bob Carr Municipal □ EMPLOYMENT Excellent Shorthand and Classified ads are taken over the References. Downtown Hart­ resumes to Dr. Vacek. 2638 supervisory capacity HOME HEALTH AIDES - seat. All levels 228-9817. Set.. Excellent condition. t — Articles for Sale LEGAL NOTICE Typing skills rMuired. Heavy Parts- Experimental and phone as a convenience, the ford. Send reply to Box GG, Main Street, Glastonbury. required. Full benefits. Send Provide personal care to peo­ Queen-size bed. triple dresser, Auditorium in Orlando. In addition to performing for 2 - Building'Supplies phone usage. Benefits plus. Short Run, Job Shop H e ra ld is resoonsible for only 3 - Pels -Birds- Dogs ANDOVER PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION care of Manchester Herald. 06033.______. resume to: East Hartford ple in their homes. Home VOICE, PIANO Instructions. dresser with shelved mirror, adjudication, the band has scheduled several independent Halp Wanted 13 Contact Nancy Harrison 289- experience preferred. To one incorrect insertion and then Public Health Nursing 1 — Muaicel Inatrumanta SPECIAL PERMIT only to the size of the original in­ Health Aide certification or Former faculty New York night stand. 4 vears old. $800. i — Boats & Accessories 1588. E.O.E. work on either Lathe, concerts and will do some sightseeing in the area. The Planning and Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ sertion Errors which do not BABYSITTER NEEDED- HELP WANTED: Under Association. 758 Main Street, Nurses Aide training Music and Art High School. 568-0935. 6 • S p o rtin g G o o d s TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Bridgeport. Cintimatic or CETA Program, Ad­ East Hartford. 06108. ^ G a rd e n P ro d u c ts ticut will hold a Public Hearing, on 9 April 1979 at 7:30 p.m. lessen the value ol the adver­ Bentley School area, for after preferred. Training provided Professional Singer Pianist. Apply 81 Commerce Street, LUBE PERSON WANTED To Tracer. Top Pay for right ministrative-Assistant. Clerk- Telephone 289-5425. 6 A n tiq u e s Glastonbury. PTG Company. in the lower level of the Town Office Building on the Petition tisement will noi be corrected by school and vacations. Please if' heeded. Must ■ ha have own 644-8597. 9 Wanted to Buy lubricate truck and trailers. man. Excellent fringe an additional insertion. Typist, Laborers and Han­ Telephone 633-7631. ol Thelma Lawson of East Street. Andover, Connecticut for call 649-8067 after 5:00 p.m. transpsportation. Mileage paid. Related experience benefits. Apply at: Paragon dyman. All interested DELIVERY - deliverers are For further information call GUITAR. BANJO, BASS □MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS an extension on existing building. Petitioner wants to add an necessary. Ehtcellent wages, Tool Co., Inc., 121 Adams applicants should obtain ? Rooms lot Rent RN, LPN. 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 HOUSEKEEPERS- In­ needed to deliver Southern Manchester Public Health LESSONS - Folk, Blue Grass, j A p a rtm e n ts >or R ent Indoor Hiding Arena; of a 130 x30' building to be added to all fringe benefits. For ap­ Street, Manchester, 647-9935. CETA Certification at the Winners Named shifts. Good pay, good creasing our Housekeeping New England telephone direc- Nursing Association, 647-1481. Popular. Ages, 5 - adults. * Homes lo' Rent existing barn for training of horses and riders during in- pointment, call 688-7596. Help Wantad 13 Help Wanted 13 Staff, Silver Lane Pavilion. 51 State Employment Office. 806 torics in Manchester, Monday thru Friday 8 AM to Beginners - professionals. Articles tor Sole 41 5 - Business for Rent benefits and working con­ AIR CONDITIONING S, 6 Resort Property 'or Rent ditions. Apply in person, W - i limate weather. Proposed for approval by the Planning and Applegate Lane, East Hart­ Main Street] Manchester, or Rockville, Vernon, South. 4:30 Plil. An equal opportunity Eay enjoyable progress. 7 Wanted to Rent MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR REFRIGERATION 90 Washington Street Hart­ In Faculty Race non Manor, 180 Regan Road. Zoning Commission of Andover, Connecticut. ------PSYCHIATRIC NURSE------ford. Come in for interview, Windsor. Ellington, Bolton affirmative action employer] FREE loan instrument. 646- 3 M'Se 'or Rent At thi.s hearing interested persons may be heard and DOCTORS OFFICE, SERVICE MEN (2 wanted). Opportunity to practice primary nursing and assume a Monday thru Friday, 10 to 2. ford. before contacting the Of­ and surroundiong areas. Must 6557. Vernon. ROCKVILLE - Monday, AUTOMOTIVE written communications received. A copy of the application Must be experienced. leadership role In group and family therapy In an en­ fice of the Superintendent. be a licensed, insured driver MATURE DEPENDABLE ALUMINUM Sheets used as ' Aulos 'or Sale Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Excellent wages and benefits vironment which encourages protesslonal accountability WOMEN-18 and over to work Bolton Public Schools. Women with a car or light truck. Start INDIVIDUAL- Part time Schools-Clesses 19 printing plates, .007 thick HEBRON-Stephen Curry, a .science teacher at Rham 7 - Trucks lor Sale CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC IS on lile in the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office 12 to 6. Send resume to BoX for the right man. This is a , men and Handicapped per­ delivering immediately at Pro ) Heavy Equipment for Sale - Experienced only. Top Building. Andover, Connecticut. and growth. Excellent salary and benefit program as well in Plastic Manufacturing, full work, in Doctors Office 23x32 ", 252f cents each or 5 for High School, placed first in the second annual Rham CC, c/o Manchester Herald. year round position. Call John and part time work. Call 646- sons are encouraged lo apply. Dis Co, Inc, c/o Knights of Typing essential. Box HH. c/o FOR THE BEST - Manchester I Molorcydet-BiCyCles wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile. 1862 Dated in Andover, Connecticut, this 4/3/79 and 4/6/79. as a participators role In the development of an emerging $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be faculty and administration road race recently with a time 3 Campers-T'8iiers-Mjt>iie Van Ness, Woodcock psychiatric service. . 2920, between 9 and 5. Applicants shoulu apply to the Columbus building. 138 Main Manchester Herald. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 picked up before II a m. H p m e s Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, Planning and Zoning Commission of Andover HOUSEKEEPING- Woman Refrigeration, 528-4144. Office of the Superintendent. of 16.7 for the 2.6 mile race. Ron Bonder placed .second 563-0151. Opening Is on our 3PM to 11PM shift. Street, Manchester, 643-4993, pupils per teacher. FREE in­ ONLY. i Automotive Service John L. Kostic, Chairman needed for light Candidates with psychiatric experience desirable, par­ OUTSIDE PART TIME- Notch Road, Boltbft!*' Conn. E.O.E. . Urmj (nkstiwiiti htitbk in troductory lesson with this ad. and Bill Turner, third. 7 Autos lor Rent-Leete 112-3 Mary Keenan. Secretary housecleaning, 7 hours per REAL ESTATE SALES ticularly In pediatrics. Saturdays: Pipe. Septic Tank Call 643-1569 for appointment. MECHANIC Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - The first woman to cross the finish line was Mimi Tyler PART TIME - No nijhts. No week. $4.00 per hour. PEOPLE- 2 full time sales Inquires whether by telephone or personal visit should be and associate laboring. Stu­ MEDICAL / RECEPTIONIST lunediatt Ogcninii. A |tt 17-lS. No weekends. Long holidays. July [iporioncc NKSiian. NX Irtoi Goto Faj and Good condition.Good for who came in ninth with a time of 18.33. The second References necessary. Call associates. Members of two directed to: dent age 18 minimum accep­ - For new prepaid group prac-. iMofitt. Nnt to U.S. Ctuon. Or ation with plating, or welding. Call 649- and August off Many retired between 6 and 8 p.m., 643-5190. Multiple Listing Services. Call table. Rate $3.00. Inquire- . tice (an HMOl opening soon in froM Card Cal liN frN anftimo ton or woman to finish was Diane Webb. □ NO TICES gentlemen and housewives PERSONNEL MANAGER Homes For Sole 23 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Bob at Wolverton Agency NEWINQTON CHILDRENS HOSPITAL McKinney Brothers Septic WE HAVE AN OPENING for East Hartford. Applicant Daryl Hersant, forpier assistant principal at Rham and enjoy driving school buses. Realtors. 649-2813. Tank Co., at Canine Holiday must possess pleasant phone 600-43M076 WHY NOT YOU? We will 181 EAST CEDAR STREET an Experienced Ford/Lincoln ARMY OPPORTUNITIES NOW MANCHESTER - 8 room MOLDED FORMICA top and pre.sent principal at E. 0. Smith High School, finished Lost and Found 1 NEW INQTON, CT. 08111 Inne. 200 Sheldon Road. 8:30 Mechanic, preterable but not manner, the ability to per­ An {qwal Opportunity Inpkitt cape. ^ - 4 bedrooms, dining paneled bar with two shelves 12th with a time of 19.24. Hersant also received an award train. Call Vernon. 875-2826, or LEGAL NOTICE NURSES AIDES- We are a.m. or 5:00 p.m. form various clerical func­ Manchester. 643-2414. EXPERIENCED necessary. Also: Front End room, family room. Garape, and four stools. $175. 646-6028. for being the first person over age 40 to cross the finish IMPOUNDED- 6 puppies, ANDOVER PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION looking for responsible, warm tions. and desire to work in a deck, 1/2 acre lot. Walking MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, people interested in caring for Alignment & Balance team setting. Some typing ASSIST PURCHASING line. (same litter), black and SPECIAL PERMIT POWER PRESS Mechanic. Excellent pay AGENT / EXPIDITING- distance to schools and pool. FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink BUS DRIVERS - will train if the Elderly and Mentally CHAMBER MAIDS- Part required. Send resume by $66,900. Call 643-4758. Coat, excellent condition. S'ze white. Highland Street area. necessary. Apply 90 The Planning and Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ OPERATORS AND SET-UP Minimal typing. Filing, phone .Superintendent of .Schools David Cattanach finished Mixed breeds. About 2 months Retarded. 7 to 3 weekends, lime weekends. Manchester scale and benefits. Apply in April 13th.. to: Zarina 12 or 14, $800. 875-2344. Brookfield Street. South' Wind- ticut will hold a Public Hearing on 9 April 1979at 7:30 p.m. in MAN, A ^ly in person, H & B Apply in person at: Meadows Motel. Please call 644-1504. Shockley, NCC/HMO, 275 contact. Must have pleasing 16th with a time of 23.17 and assistant principal David old. Contact Manchester Dog person lo: Mr. Stan Ozimek, personality. Hesponsible posi­ COLONIAL 8 ROOMS- 1st. •sor. Call 289-5918. the lower level of the Town Office Building. A Petition from Tool & Engineering Co., 168 Convalescent Home, 333 at Moriarty Brothers, Broad Street. Windsor, Conn, Cresssy finished 13th with a time of 19.28. Warden, 646-4555. Forest Street, Manchester. tion, Fringe benefits. EEO door laundry, plus family DINING ROOM SET well Rita Langzellel for a .Special Permit to sell plants and Bidwcll Street, Manchester. WANTED WAITRESS - Afternoon, part Manchester.______06095. Equal Opportunity room with fireplace, 4 made, matching table, six In the one-mile race Marge Dill finished first with a E.O.E. M/F. time. Experienced. Apply in Employer. Call 289-8291, after supplies from green house located on Petitioner's property ‘ Enargetic Perion for Adminletrative poaition; Employer. 3 p.m. generous sized bedrooms. 2 chairs, buffet and liquor time of 13.06; Claudia WiKson, second with a time of LKG AI. n o t ic e : at the corner of Route 6 and Bailey Road. Proposed for ap­ person to: Gilda's WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR 1/2 baths 2 car garage. Dea­ cabinet. $250 . 646-2669. 13.15; and Michael Canny third with a time of 13.25 muat ba good In math Luncheonette, 303 Adams Flower Locations, Friday. TYPISTS AND dend street. Patio, $86,000. TOWN OF MANCHESTER proval by the Planning and Zoning Commission of Andover. Saturday or Sunday. Car FULL TIME OPENING For Connecticut. Street, Manchester. SECRETARIES (temporary). Driving and General Store Group I Realtors, Philbrlck NELCO SEWING MACHINE- The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on MACHINISTS- Experienced ‘ Machinlat — Looking lor Retirad Person - lull or needed. S.D.R. Enterprises, Work near your home! At this hearing interested persons may be heard and Work. Must be neat and Agency, 646-4200. Built - in button holer, Monday, April 16, 1979, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the INVITATION TO BID Lathe Operators, Set Up and part time. DENTAL HYGIENIST- Part Andover, Conn.. 742-9965. Register near your home! written communications received. A copy of the application familiar with this area. Apply decorative stitches. Excellent Hearing Itomn of the Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Sealed bids will be received in work from Blueprints. 1st. time position available. Capital Temporaries has -in- condition, including cabinet. IS on file in the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office shift, overtime available. *Elactrlclan — Maintenance Electrician working in person: Flower Fashion, 85 GLASTONBURY - Suddenly Manchester. Connecticut, lo hear and consider the tollpwing the Office of The Director of Prevention oriented. Call 646- MECHANIC FOR DIESEL teresting short- and long-term available. Charming, luxury $150. 649-6437. liuilding. Andover. Connecticut. Paid Health Insurance. Also on many motora & general maintenance. 3003. TRUCK FLEET- Must be assignments available in East East Center Street, Water Authority petition General Service, 41 Center Part Time Retired Manchester. Townhouse. On magnificent 10 Item 6 No 668 Dated in Andover, Connecticut, this 4,3/79 and 4 6/79. *Waavara — will train on the job. experienced, with own tools. Hartford, Manchester, Ver­ acre site. Splendid view of MODERN STYLE 86 " Planning and Zoning Commission of Andover Street, Manchester,Connec­ Machinists. Inquire Chapel Steady work. Good benefits. non and South Windsor areas. COUCH- Green. 3 cushions. I.cwellvn Pelletier — Reiiuest Special Exception in accor­ ticut. until April 18. 1979 at Tool Co., 81 Woodland Street. STATION ATTENDENT Conn. Fliver Valley. Patios- John L. Kostic. Chairman Apply: MWRUlWn « WHMI Call 649-4523. Earn top pay rates. Never pay dccks-social room. All Very good condition. $100, or dance with Article II, Section 9.02 Article IV, Section 6 for 11:00 a m. for the following: Manchester, 646-5836. NittT a WIKIT NEEDED- Full time. Apply in Panel Proposed Mary Keenan, Secretary Cheney Brothers, Inc. nMStvenca: a fee. Call Capital Tem- person: Gorin Sport (jar utilities. Parking 2 cars per best offer. Call after 5:00 General Repairer's License and to erect addition to existing Repairs to Steel Grating — w nw a iM M a N lUitol) If CLERICAL OPENING ■ 8 ■ poraries at 278-1313 to arrange unit enclosed garage oer unit. p.m., 568-5098. TYPESETTER- Experienced 31 Cooper Hill St. eKtoea ito etoWiilto fW ril*| 4:30 Monday thru Friday. Center. Route 83, Vernon. liuilding, and variance of Article IV, Section 6.03.02 to reduce 111-3 Park Street Bridge an interview appointment ADULT COMMUNITY. 3 1/2 rear yard lo lour lect (30 tect requiredi — 110 Center Street Fire Department Jackets preferred, but will consider Manchaater, Conn. 06040 Must be a good typist and good right in Manchester. and 4 1/2 rooms. All SC R EEN ED LOAM - HEBRON — The Board of Selectmen has agreed to trainingraining good typist. WorkWo 5m5i«i woem *• nwrtwx with figures. Pleasant on FULL OR PART TIME propo.se an ordinance for the formation of a Water t'ollu- llusiiie.ss Zone II The Town of Manchester is an Tel. 643-4141 Cleaning Help in Manchester appliances. New exciting Driveway gravel, processed . ExExcellent ■ opportunity phone. Contact Hartford MANCHESTER AREA Carrier Corp. energy-saving gravel, sand, stone and fill. tion Control Authority, at the annual town meeting Iiitoriiiatioii pertaining to above may be obtained in the equal opportunity employer, with good fringe benefits. Call An BqutI Opportunttf Employer Stog SigKWntoto Dispatch and Warehouse Co. area. All shifts available. Planiiiiig Ollice. All persons Interested may attend these TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT and requires an affirmative tnteniMis conductH ittcruNfl. Msotoii thru WOMEN (temporary). Retirees invited. 646-5858. heat pump. $64,900 and up. George Griffing, Andover. scheduled for May 14 at 8 p m. in the gym of the Hebron for appointment. 646-6161. W.E. Crowley. 528-9551. Secretaries and typists Now accepting Expressions ot 742-7886. hearings, NOTICE OF action policy for all of its Con­ Prestige Printing. 135 Main [ Frito). 1:00PM to iJim E.O.E. Elementary School. needed for interesting tem­ PART TIME Cleaning Interest llimitco number). ZONING BOARD OK APPEALS tractors and Vendors as a con­ Street, Manchester. PRESSUIIE BUST porary assignments at O'Rourke Realty.' Exclusive SWIMMING POOLS The ordinance will contain such information as the ac­ Edward Coltman. Secretary dition of doing business with women, for morning work. ADOPTION OF o r d i n a n c e ’ Prestige area companies. Manchester area. Call 646- Agency. 633-1411 (days), or D1.STHIBUTOR forced to dis­ tual number of members the authority should have, and Dated this :ird day of April, 1979 the Town, as per Federal GENERAL MECHANIC - MANUFACTUiaNGCO.MGk 41 C H A P E L STREET Now you can register and 5858. 569-1030 after 5 p.m. pose of brand new 31' long the length of their terms of office. Selectmen will consult IOH-:i In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Order 11246. Full time days. Paid CMS, MANCHESTER. CT. PHARMACY work near your home. above ground pools complete Blue Cross & Life Insurance. TELEPHONE - 643-24I7 with Duane Totten, town counsel. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ Bid forms, plans and Openings in East Hartford, Business Opportunity 14 Investment Properly 25 with sundeck, fencing, filter tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Amerbelle Corp., 104 East TECHNICIAN Manchester, Vernon and and includes full Installation. The selectmen are al.so seeking interested in qualified specifications are-available at Main Street, Rockville. Apply INGERSOLL-RAND Connecticut, October 10, 1978. the General Services Office, MILLERS FALLS DIVISION (Hospital) South Windsor, Earn top pay MANCHESTER Package FOUR FAMILY - Fully Asking $989. Financing persons to servo on the North Central Regional Mental LKGAI. NO TICK between, 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. rates. Pay no fee. Call Capital available. Call Stan colleci 41 Center Street. Manchester, 60 PROGRESS DR., MANCHESTER Arn| [ii$tinent$ AyatoWe in .store. Excellent location. Well rented. Appliances Includeo. Health Board. Members of the board must derive at least Town ok m an ch e.s t e r . Co n n ec tic u t An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity Temporaries at 278-1313 to 203-236-5871. Connecticut. • MISSILE MECHANIC Qrsalsr Hartford Area, established business. Call Owner / Broker; Brokers in­ to to 15 percent of tlieir income in the provision of mental Employer. l■lle4iaU O ptninfi. A |tt 17-3S. Hi arrange for an interview ap- Notice ol Finding of No Significant Effect on the Environ­ ORDINANCE Town of Manchester, Marion E. Robertson. vited. Low 80’s. 633-6026. health services. Tho.se interested should contact the of­ ment NOW HAS JOBS OPEN bpentocc Nec«$$irT. W i Ttain. C*to Pin and full time - 40 hours. Some p o in tm e n t rig h t in Realtor, 643-5953. 136 FOOT -LONG PICKET fice of the selectmen. PURCHASE OF 3.535 ACRES FROM Connecticut kmj EjAitmeirti XviUle m lcnrfit$ Mult to .(I.S. Citittn. Or aton vHli hospital axpehance Manchester. FENCE- Pickets 4" wide, 32" I'liis notice IS published in accordance with the Depart- THE HARTMAN TOBACCO COMPANY Robert B. Weiss, STOCK cum fraen Card. Call lo l fraa anytone toy or Reel E tltlt Wanted 28 high. $50.00. Please call 849- The selectmen also agreed to release a subdivision ment ol Housing and urban Development's Rules and iMMfdiati OpiHiaii. III! 17-)5. Hi Starting at $3.00 an hr., up to prtfarrad. Will train. App­ VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco General Manager Eipcrimct IlMnuni- KU Tim GoW Tap md 000-431-1070 Snacks with locations $3,580 9831. Itegulations as printed in the .luly 16. 1975 Federal Register BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of ARMY OPPORTUNITIES NOW ly to Box H c /o Man< Him EflIftRNnttE tfD liU t in ALL CASH For your prop bond held by the Traveler's Insurance Co. on Northam 099-3 Imefili. Ikst bt US. Citiiaa. Or tktu aath $3.75 an hour. AUTIAUTOMOTIVE REPAIR entitled. Title 24 BUD Part 58 Environmental Review Manchester, Conn, that the Town of Manchester purchase Gma Cari Cll M Irta anitiaia dap ir An Equal Oppartunity [mgleyef chastar Harald. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- within 24 hours. Avoid Red Bills. The bond was for $8,750. The board will recommend Ws have a naad tor Packart, M atins iMoic^late Ogcniflis. I c i t 17-3S. Hi 2355 Ext, 905. •••••••••••••••••at*******' Procedure lor the Community Development Block Grant, " for the sum of Forty-five thousand Dollars (45,000.00) from Eigeritncc tocM un . WN Ttisl Goto Fiji nt4 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes that the Planning and Zoning Commission also agree, to Siihsectioii 58 16 as amended The Hartman Tobacco Company two pieces of parcels of 000-431-1978 Operatora, WaMara, Brindert, Paintar iMwfils. Itotl to U-S. Gtitifi Or aton «ith Corp. 646-0131. MMT OPPORTUNITIES NOW f Green Cari Cal te l frN arqtinie to j dt O F FE R S IN V ITED / * TAG SALES release this bond land described as follows: la Eaaal Oppartiaatp Eiviapn The proposed project is lo make improvements to selected andRa^Peopla evenint RETAIL STORE ON .SELLING your house? Call us playgrounds to make them accessible and usable by han­ Parcel A R irS ,L P irS , NURSES MOES, 60IM3M976 WHEEUS- Make an easy $20,- BALES ARMY OPPORTUNITIES NOW first and we'll make you a 3 fam ily TAG SALE - An­ dicapped children INVITATION Training available on second shut (3:00 P.M. uvE-ars In Equal OpymtmUt IJMphjtf 000per year. Excellent terms. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Said parcel of land begins at a point which is the inters«;tion A FIVE MINUTE Call John, at Chenette tique furniture, used fur­ 1 he Town of Manchester has found that improvements to of the northerly street line of Pleasant Valley Road and the - 11:30 P.M.) Altsr First 30 Dsys Realtor, 643-1577. niture. glass, toys, clothes, T O B I D Immediate openings for PHONE CALL Associates, "Gallery Of Honor Society Picks these playgrounds will have no significant adverse effect on South Windsor-Manchester town line, said point of beginning plants, lamps. Don't miss It. experienced personnel, 18 ALL IT TAKES Homes," 528-9081. IMMEDIATE Cash for your the environment because the project will not affect water having coordinates of N 353,995.27, E 649,667.81 based on the 1. Sealed proposals for the SALESMEN - Represen­ ■ENEf ITS (30 dsys sitsr hiring) 10 to 5. April 4 thru 7th. Kozely private duly or staff relief, to Itot alM tot. yw l toan ntoltor ysa can property. Let us explain our Road, Tolland, to Old Staftord iliialily, air quality or wildlife in the area. It will not increase Connecticut Plane Cordinate System; thence along said Roofing Replacement at the tatives needed full time or ■ M l m W(W a iilfic rtin i far nectti ■ GAL FRIDAY Several Members •1 week vacation attar S montns your favorite shift. Full or lair proposal. Call Mr. Road to Sugar Hill. First left. the noi.se level beyond the pre.sent playground levels. The northerly street line N 62'’-28'-01’'W, a length of 250.10 feet; South Windsor High School, part time (evenings and tW i lip h finniia tottoau. •2 weeks vacation after 1 year part time, work in vour lira fiv rNM« «lqi K ■ ! to Mrik vMr Bclfiore, 647-1413. paved areas leading to the equipment anil the modification to thence northerly along the easterly street line of Wheeler 161 Nevers Road, South Wind­ weekends). Individual for Itoc HEBRON — Uist week, 16 Rham High School students present equipment in addition lo the installation of new han­ Turf Care Estimating. Local •Blue Shield, Century 96/Blpe Cross a r^ , instant pay. Responsible position for a Help Wanted Dogs-BIrdt-Peie 43 Road which Is a curve to the right having a radius of 109.66 sor, Connecticut will be 1. ImmrdUlr enrninss m b mature person who would MAY WE BUY your home? were tapped for induction into the W C lleisler Chapter dicapped equipment will be safer and more accessible to received at the office of the firm. Appointments supplied, •12 Paid holidays much M $1000 lo $2000 a Quick, fair, all cash and no feet, a length of 167.30 feet; thence along said easterly street m enih. enjoy diversified work in a A COMPLETE BOARDING handicapped users commissions and expenses. •Pension plan MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL N.C. LattM Operator problem. Call Warren E. of the National Honor Society. All of the students arc line N 24’-56'-32"E a length of 364.00 feet; thence southerly Director of Facilities. Union Will train. Call Lawn-A-Mat, •Sickness & Accident Insurance, fully paid 2. Complete irnininn it local manufacturing office. KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. 1 he Knvironniental Review Record may be examined and School. 771 Main Street, South l^inpanv rsprnwe. Duties will consist of: Howland, Hcaltors, 643-1108. either juniors or seniors and they must have earned a 3.3 along the proposed easterly street line of relocated Wheeler 649-8667, between 9 a.m. and 9 3. Produel barked by rxlensive Sand Sleet Operator Dog Bathing and grooming. copied in the ollice of Human Service, 66 Center Street, Windsor, Connecticut 06074 by Company. Interviews being con­ Phone Contact, Heavy academic average. Road which is a curve to the left having a radius of 452.47 p.m. nulional and lorul idvrr- AaaomMor QUICK CASH FOR YOUR For reservations, please call during business hours On the basis of this finding, no further not later than Tuesday, April •Full union shop ducted by Kathleen Mar­ tisina program. T^ing, and Some Record Canine Holiday Inne. 200 feet, a length of 230.19 feet; thence along said proposed •Equal Opportunity Employer - 4. Inlernational Company, 50 Hours, paid holidays, HOME- Flexible, fair. Call reviews are necessary or will be conducted. The Town in- 17. 1979 at 2:00 P.M; Standard DENTAL ASSISTANT tino BN. Wednesday April Raping and Filing. Appli- Sheldon Road, Manchester, Those selected were Margaret Batti. Edward easterly street line of Relocated Wheeler Road S 04°- leader in lls field with canf should have a good excellent insurance Bob at Wolverton Agency. 649- leiuls to request release of funds for this project from HUD. Time at which time and place NEEDED for Vernon and Intarvlaws 8-4:30 weekdays 4th. 9;30AM - 4PM at the qualified leads available. 646-5971, Ho.scnthal, Tonya .Say, Michael Dreycr, Lynne Boyajian, I2'25"E, a length of 70,82 feet; thence easterly along said For Appotntmant and fimre, aptitude and typing benefits. Apply in person,* 2813. .Any Comments or questions on the environmental status of proposed easterly street line of Relocated Wheeler Road said proposals shall be public­ downtown Hartford. Specialty 9-2:00 Sat. Quality Inn. 51 Hartford Michelle Mcrbler, Lena Calvo, Patrieia Maltzan. Mary office. Excellent working con­ conAoantlal Intan skills. Good starting TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN lliis project may lie submitted to the applicant, Mr. Robert which is a curve to the left having a radius of 30.00 feet, a ly opened for “ Roofing Turnpike, Exit 95. off 1-86- salary, and company paid METR0NIC$.INC. GROWING FAMILY in need Vashalifski, Brian Reynolds, Deidre Feeney, Lisa ditions with many fringe CALL B U COOtEY, Rout* e « 44A Hound for sale. Excellent pet. It Weiss. General Manager. Town Hall, Town ot length of 47.12 feet; thence along the proposed northerly Replacement-High School- Member of — Greater E, Vernon, Ct. No inter­ benents. Call 2 8 ^ 2 7 1 7 for ot 3 bedroom Home in Sehwarzman,, Shila Fogg, Kellie O'DonnelL Carol benefits. Call 872-7852. view appointment BOLTON Manchester. Low $40s. No $50. 649-6404. Best to call Manchester. (T 1)6040 no later than April 24, 1979 street line of Relocated Pleasant Valley Road N 85°-47'- South Windsor, Conn." Manchester Chamber of Commerce 563-0552 interview. An Ekgual Op­ before 2:30 PM, Wright, and Sharon Reynolds necessary.______agents. Call 646-5879. This notice first published on April 3. 1979 in compliance .35"E, a length of 183.36 feet; thence easterly along said 2. Plans and specifications SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS FOR Upl OwirtWt, fMVtoll R/r portunity Employer. with Rules and Regulations Section 5817 (b). proposed northerly streetline which is a curve to the right may be obtained upon deposit HEBRON, Columbia and II, Diil i ui ui U |ij| A reception honoring the newly selected students Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this the 28th dav ot having a radius of 602.96 feet, a length of 352.54 feet; thence Colchester. Call 537-5234 or Marcli. 197!) of a check in the amount of followed the tapping ceremony A formal induction along said proposed northerly street line S 60°-4225"E, a twenty five dollars ($25.00) 537-5766 between 8 and 5 ceremony will be eondueted April ID at 8 p.m in the Town of Manchester length of 87.28 feet to a point which is its intersection with made out to the South Windsor weekdays. Rham auditorium. State Senator Audrev of RotH-rl H Weiss, tiencral Manager the South Windsor-Manchester town line said point having Board of Education for each lo u t AVON - To buy or sell in Mansfield will be the guest speaker T coordinates of N 354,157.35, E 650,145.36 based on the Connec­ set ot plans and Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ ticut Plane Coordinate System; thence along said town line S specifications. The deposit try, Andover, Call 822-8083 opponuM KS Nomr: 7r-15'-13"W, a length of 498.46 feet to a town line monu­ will be returned as soon as the collect. CLIP & MAIL Attention Realtors LKGAL INOTICK ment, said monument having coordinates of N 353,997.15, E plans and specifications are The Army always needs good young people. 649.673.34 based on the Connecticut Plane Coordinate returned to the Facilities Ser­ MATURE RELIABLE And right now there are hundreds of challenging TOWN OF- MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT System; thence along said town line S 71“-14'-54"W, a length vices Office. WOMAN To babysit 16 months opportunities available. Well even train you. Bolton School Groups Notice ol l-'inding of No Significant Effect on the Environ­ of 5.84 feet to the point of beginning. old baby, in my home. 12 to 15 NAME '3. The South Windsor Board of hours per week. References MAIL TO: ment $4Nl40AMOIITHnsnitT The above described parcel contains 3.41 plus minus acres. Education reserves the right please. 649-1960. ADDRE$$ Co-sponsor Program Tins notice is published in accordance with the Depart- Parcel B to waive any informalities in Before deductions. But with all the other benefits, Bids; to reject any or all Mds; your pay goes a long way. Plus, you can get a bonus im-nl ol Housing and Urban Development's Rules and From a point on the center line of Relocated Pleasant Valley SECRETARY - Full time. CITY mREALTO R • or to accept the one that in of up to $2,500 for certain enlistments. BOLTON - The Holton federal legislation and Rogulations as printed in the .Inly 16. 1975 Federal Register Road which is Station 0 plus 00 on said centerline, having Some shorthand required. Parent-Teacher Organiza­ cniilled, "Title 24 HUD Part 58 Environmental Review their judgment will be for the South Windsor Bank it Trust P.O. BOX 591 parent and children's coordinates of N. 354,271.906, E 649.088,534 based on the best interest of the School $TATE Manchester, Conn. 06040 In Commemoration of tion and the Bolton Special rights will also be included. Proei-tlure tor the Community IX-velopment Block Grant. " Connecticut Plane Coordinate System N 25°-51'-50"E, a Co,, Main office. Apply in ner- SKHiTRAHHNG Suhsoi'tion 58 16 as amended. Department, Town of South son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., From electronics to carpentry, from Education Committee will The meeting will be open length of 16.50 feet (radial) to a point on the northerly street ZIP The proposed projei't is to make improvements to down­ Windsor. South Windsor. Between 9 AM EXAMPLE: musicians to mechanics, the Army today has more present a program entitled lo parents and teachers of line of Pleasant Valley Road, which point is the point of Edward L. Very and 3 PM. town by putting new trash cans in'the area. IStNords for 6 Days openings than anyone. "Who is the Bearing children at all grade levels. beginning; thence N 25“-51'-50”E, a length of 13.50 feet Director of PHONE PWlTEmratffWEK Disabled Child?" Parents of learning dis­ The Town ot Manchester has found that improvements to (radial); thence easterly along the proposed northerly street (-'acilities Services line of Relocated Pleasant Valley Road which is a curve to TumoNASSisrAiia tor April IS to 21 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in abled children in Coventry. downtown will have no significant adverse effect on the en­ .South Windsor ■KWBMUn J CHECK ENCLOSED Only ^9.00 vironment iH'causc the project will not affect water quality, the left having a radius of 515.67 feet, a length of 238.56 feet taa«Aatt If«t IMS. !• up to 75% tuition assistance for approved courses. A Special Promotion will Appear on the K-4 building on Notch Columbia. Hebron, and An­ Public Schools Eipcriac* lKtsuri.il Tran air quality, or wildlife in the area It wilt not increase the . to a point on the westerly street line of Wheeler Road; 771 Main Street Plus, you can accumulate up to $8100 inlhe Hoad. dover will also be invited. thence westerly along said street line which is a curve to the Mts. tet to 11 Olni. Ir Aa «il FILL IN ONE WORD PER HLANK — MINIMUM 15 W0RD$ Ms. Jean Zurbrigen, who noise level beyond the present levels. The new trash cans South Windsor, firwi Cvi Cll M Irtt urltot to| « Veterans’ Educational Assistance lYogram. will Ih- more stinitary and more aesthetically pleasing to right having a radius of 100.00 feet, a length of 124.$0 feet to a Connecticut WEDNESDAY-APRIL 18th has a great deal of exper­ N043l-tf70 4 5 area rc.sidents and u.sers. point on the northerly street line of Pleasant Valley Road; March 28. 1979 dunn oPfMTiMma NOW 1 2 3 TRMLOPPOinUIIIIKS . tise in researching and thence along said street line N 64“-OB'-10"W, a length of h E«N IWaMi ONkp* .•ml .•! I'i.'ImI.' Illslllrl .a The F;nvironmental Review Rei-ord may be examined and 098-3 Europe. Alaska. Hawaii. Korea. The Canal Zone. working directly with lear­ 135.50 feet to the point of beginning. 8 9 10 copn-d in the oflice of Human Services. 66 Center Street, 1 7 You Should Be Repreienled ning disijblcd children, will M.uu Or almost anywhere in the continental U.S. MMH K 4IK IIKVmM. during business hours On the basis of this finding, no further The above described parcel contains 0.125 plus minus acres. be the guest speaker. 1 4 _ 15 I ''I \1I HI Kl.I.IA II roM W reviews are nci'cs.sary or will be eondueted. The Town in­ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this PUBUC NOTICE 11 1 3 The presentation will ■IlN VitMtl tends to ri-quesl release of funds for this project from HUD publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) V To get the best choice, call now. Your local Army If you have not already been contacted deal with identification of ‘tiiNiiiiii i» .III "RecruitingT Or call the number below toll free. youngsters, and will be .1 liianHi.* will Ih- hohl *mi an H Weiss, General Manager. Town Hall. Town of as determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars 2 4 2 5 — ■ Nut m w , Nrtl w nwO Ntoto. 21 2 2 2 3 applicable to all ages, from aliMii t1 villi oi-ii-umI h\ .iilmiltpii to Elizabeth J. Intagliata 2 f 2 7 643-2711 Ms. Zurbrigen will answer with Rules and Regulations Section 58.17 lb ),. .I- in vml .i|f|ilii .iliMti Mil tile Secretary RegalSSSSr specific questions and ad­ 3 5 Copy Deadlln* • Wednesday April 11 • h ilU .ii»i>i Tin ,|| Ihr rinirt m| Dateil at Manchester, Connecticut this the.28th day of __^ r d of Directors ' _ _ _ 3 3 dress concerns that 3 1 3 2 l-i dvilMMii \|.,i» l». liT ii.ii 111 iki \ M March 1979v Manchester Ciinnecticut...... parents have regarding In New York, call 800-243-5614. l‘r;i’l I llnhm.in ,. . Town of Manchester Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 30th day of March 900 646-2118 3 9 4 0 W W V toa-M I u -1 pa 37 I t An Equal O^wrtunity Employer learning disabled children. 3 6 % \ss1 ririv Robert B Weiss, fiencral Manager 1979, mUNfT. OilOlpami-.lo. A brief overview of new 100-3 0113-3 e — i I’A(;K KOl'UTKKN - KVENING HERAI.D Tiim A£rilJ, 1979 E> ENING HERALD. Toes . Apnl 3. 19T9 — PACE FIFTyv^f Peanuts -- Charles H. Sehuii

Dear Abby NOul I KNOb/UMV UhENHiMR SHOES ANP ACROSS DOWN to Pfnwom PunSt PLAY BASEBALL SOCKS 6ETKN0CMBP OFF S«4 IN t h e SU V W £R„.- By Abigail Van Buren W A LINEPfaVE, HOUR Goid(Sp) 2 Pne* FEETOONTEETCOLPf Sourct of 3 Poet m 4 ,) 10 Corn pi*r! cMf P4't» 5 Cfly m Br»r^ t 6 A Battered Wife pO>W 7 FranhandEnint 8 POUJ/ * O'BO-pftft cf f S T B A W tt i t 1 A.n«L40i^*f H h O S^ Finds a New Life SSI r 0 '.Y-y BDCx'i i T i t ' b TROOgUt PriMWa’B Pop — Ed SuUivan n Fyj.re THE 43Si*«MS / 8 ‘ic*t^sCF» 30 44 1/ PC SCU KNOW V i i r wOsCERRJL' WFERE would that SOWWF1 By Abigail Van Buren '^.j Of- Morr WITH YouR V nHCW e w mfC RISC’Rwc> 1 iWOUJ? >,00 LOOK TOR 45 V o m 1»7« 0, C».C*,0 T„tK,„ S , s,.,. 45 7>h«Yffor« 0OCX5 IN THE i A 0 0 0 c ON GETTING SFT OP With th e ua«?ARV ETHAN 1:1 21 ito* 48 along with p e o p l e ' 23 35 B ern n e t w o r k ------24 49 LOW i..- ‘‘i i . D EAR ABBV. I just left a shelter lor abused women and 38 50 (Sp) I'm starting a new job and a new life. 25 0*p •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 27 51 S n « 6 sr ****#••••••••••••••••••••• AND Y ou KNOW so rjtt Sarvleet Ottered 31 Abby. please tell women who are being abused bv ibeir 28 I ti.-r y¥ Servteee Otiered 31 Petnttng-Pepertng 32 ^ u ttd tn g Contracting 33 men that there IS help, but thev can't do it alone ' HCf where TH/vr leaver 4' t*>5 t? Otffrr 53 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Get to a shelter where you're safe! Take vour childred- 29 y*z JN C O M E TAX QUALITY PAINTING and FARRAND REMODELING with you. Don t call him. He'll only put out hii hooks to eet attics, garages, yards Cabinets and Formica 'Tops, • ;l >1 Paper Hanging by W illis You, f e l l a * you to come back. You'll hear his same promises to get r " T " « ’ 1 1 P r e p a r a t io n cleaned, moving, Schultz. Fully insured Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ 4-3 trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn references. 649-4343. ditions, Decks, All types of counsehng or go to A.A., which will promptly be forgotten ‘ • i •J i ! 1 ’ 1 •« .service No job too big or Remodeling and Repairs. once you re home and under his control again' He didn't get 1 \ that way overnight, and he won't change overnight either •i . ‘ ■1 , •J BdSINKSS INDIVIDUAI .small 568-852^ J P. LEWIS & SON- Interior Phone 643-6017. OWcea-Storea for Rent 55 Autot For Safe 61 Autos For Sate 61 INCOMK TAXKS and Exterior painting, paper Or in a week. Or a month. ' 1 •» r J? I’HKl’AHKI) - In the com COMPLETE CARPET t Tile hanging, remodeling, carpen­ LEON CIESZYNSKI MANCHESTER- Main Street 1%9 MERCURY MONTEGO - 1972 FORD LTD 400 Station The 7 9 Album K^ow up thinking this is a normal fort ol vour home or office installation and repairs. Free try. Fuiiy insured. 649-9658. BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ modem office available. 400 2 door hardtop, new brakes, wagon. A ir conditioning, way of life. Children of abusers become abusers themselves Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawrtneo iti estimates. Call 646-3745, after ditions. Remodeling, Rec ' sq. ft. Heat. AC included. Call good condition. $600 or best excellent value. $950. Call 643- Don't believe that a bad father is better than no father at all’ ,______^ill ()4(i-7fi.'l.'l, lor iin oppoint 5 p m. 646-2469 or 646-2755. offer. 568-1009. V n » rncnl A4W PAINTING Contrac­ Rooms. Garages. Kitchens 6051. The end of battering is death, either of the body or of the VOU'RE Be*l 5si.i*.T CAFTAoc; A5 Foe v o j, “p OEAO g,’SKT you A 1 1 " j tors Quality painting and Remodeled, (Jeilings, Bath soul. There's help out there. Get it before it's too late! J r f T S T A V t h a t 'E S I StO ttK PAItTV TO &TA5.' W5E suy_:.L 466 MAIN STREET. North of 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY slA«05_arHEr»ES!. rss BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. paper hanging at reasonable Tile. Dormers. Roofing. 1970 CHEVY MALIBU - 4 door I spend more than an hour each morning driving my child SHIP AW> PASSEVSES5 wOiv-T 17»»--OAO A5 ' “E 5 0 . P Serr^B A ccou n t STILL WEARUaS-THrS 1 1 1 1 1 Fireplaces,concrete. Chimney rates. Fully insured. Free Residential or (Commercial. Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. SPORT STATION WAGON - Sedan. 6 cylinder automatic. SE harw ep: Btr.LOW iV Ol« STKCVe WiTH you latbz: INCOMK TAX I'reparalion to a day care center and then driv ing to work. I'm up before BOCBV-TtAPPEO ” 1 1 c 1 1 repairs. No job too small Estimates. Call Wayne 649- 649-4J91 of centrally located space. 29.000 miles air, fully loaded, Power steering. Excellent stoev 0*.~0 TH.AT VEST c « l o t : !■ Kxpcrienccd, At your home Save! Call trailer package. $2950. 649- 6 a.m. and drop into bed exhausted every night. But it's ('all iJan Mosler, 649-3329 or 644-8356 for es- 7696. Ideal for store, office or other condition. Call 649-6929. 1 timates. business or commercial use. 0295. worth it. 1 m n6w free of abuse and beginning to enjov iife -EAIZO w 925-8263 LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec ; Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. again. Women, memorize the phone number of the shelter i PERSONAL Paperhanging rooms, roofing and repairs. 1964 V-6 CYLINDER OLDS- (or abused women! -•sA*S AS. 5T — EXPERT PAINTING and For particular people, by Free estimates. Call Charles 1973 PONTIAC FORMULA Good second hand car! $325, •• FREE AT LAST IN ANCHORAGE. ALASKA INCOMK TAX LANDSCAPINfj Specializing Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. Schiavetti at 649-2405 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT FIREBIRD - Excellent run­ or best offer. Call 644-0265. 1- L12 ': jW i i 1 PRKPAHATION - Your home in Exterior House Painting. anytime or for light manufacturing. ning condition. Low mileage, or mine. Oan Wade, Tax Con­ Tree pruning, spraying, TEACHERS- Experienced **••••••••••••••••«••••••• Approximately 850 sq. ft. Air dual exhaust, radial tires, DEAR FREE; Unfortunately, there it not a abelter fnr !l w ' ) ! V sultant, 649-6851. mowing, weeding Call 742- Exterior Painters now Rooltng-Stdtng-Chtmney 34 conditioned building. 633-3343 AM-FM 8 track radio. $3000. abnaed women in every community-but I hope one dar 7947. 633-0136 after 5 PIVL 643-6790. Call after 4 PM. there will he. 11 booking for spring / summer Trucks tor Safe 62 ” 1 iobs. Free FIstimates, BIDWELL HOME Improve­ ALLAN T KKKU'^H'S TAX it"leasonablc rates. 649-5873. ment Co. Expert installation MANCHESTER - RETAIL, 1973 FORD LTD WAGON- D EAR ABBY: You missed the boat when MIDGE asked if , storage, and/or manufac­ 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN SERVICK Tax Returns done of aluminum siding gutters Fully powered. AM-FM vyindow van. Excellent condi­ she should tell her cigar smoking, pot bellied suitor she'd in the privacy of your home and trim. Roofing installation turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to Cassette Stereo. 60,000 miles. CHILD CARE - For ages 2 100,000 sq. ft. Very tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ marry him if he quit smoking and got rid of his pot. You said. win at bridge Call 871 1781. for appointment and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. Excellent condition! Asking tains chairs. Stereo and "Take him as he is, or not at all." Allay Oop — Dava Graua thru 8. in my State Licensed reasonable. Bro k&r s $1500. 643-2014. Home. Hours: 7 to6 daily. Hot Buttdtng Contracting 33 protected. Call Heyman cassette. Radials. 429-9461. When a man is courting a woman, he will do anything to rdX TYPKS OK TAXE.S lunch, laundry and overtime SPECIALIZING cleaning and win her. Any suggestions she makes to him during the court rejiairing chimneys, roofs, Properties. 1-226-1206. PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1973- K n it 2^inec{im tnonp In c h and. further- PRKPAREIJ- Individual, .services offered. Excellent 1977 C H E V Y 1/2 TO N ship will be considered "suggestions (or improvement.'' WES ROBBINS Carpentr new roofs. F'ree estimates. 30 •#••••••••••••••••«••••••• 61.000 miles. Standard. FM- nwre. that one* trumps are )artnership, corporations. references. 643-9677. PICKUP- Customized. Asking ' After they're married, it's called "nagging," NORTH vt-A remodeling specialist. A2 ' .years Experience. Howley, Wanted to Rent 57 AM cassette, CB. $1900 or best tut. he IS hotne with the Will come to your home. Call ditions, rec rooms, dormers $4500 or best offer. Call 647- Please reconsider. e 12 588-5742. 643-5361. offer. 646-2330, after 5 p.m. I » 79 3 bacon HOME GARDENS ROTO- built-ins, bathrooms, 9261 before noon, or after 6 ONE MAN'S OPINION TILLED- Manchester, Bolton, URGENT - WANT TO RENT p.m. I a 59 7 2 So South prcmptJy plays kitchens, 649-3446. ROOFER WILL Install roof, (our bedroom. Single mother, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN FOR * KQJil ace and king of trxiinpt ACCIJHATE ...... ' Vernon, Coventry and An­ DEAR ONE: True. Some men will do anything to win a siding or gutter for low dis­ five well behaved kids need SALE- $100. Running condi­ FORD VAN 1978 - DELUXE Srxnetunes the queen dro^, kxpkrikncki ) t a x dover areas. Call 742-9015, CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. WEST E A S T count price. Call Ken at 647- home badly. 525-9348. tion, or for parts. Call 742-6371 SHATEAU TRIM - Low woman, hnt alter he's won her. he reverta to his old wsys. but thii time it doesn't, so HELP-Vour home Low cost Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. 1566. anytime. oP% Somehow 1 can't tee a cigar-Smoking man who loves to eat ♦Q73 e i i South simply leads another COMPELETE LAWN Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. mileage. Burns regular. Many • KI4 9 J l e t 2 -Small Hii.sincss'’ Sold Home' MAINTENANCE. Spring RETIRED MOTHER & options. For details call 646- give np such notoriously sddictive hahits permanently. trump Vest takes hu 1974 FIAT 128- Front wheel a AKQJ9 #193 llcmircd deletions 6.'13-I267 Cleanup. Fetilizing, Liming, TRACY BROTHERS- DAUGHTER Seeking 4 or 5 0071, queen, bat South is sure ol TIMOTHY J. CO N NELLY Hoofing, Flat Roof. Hot Tar, rooms by May 1st., first floor, drive. Excellent condition. DEAR ABBY: Every time 1 hear some ninny say "con A < $ A 19 9 4 3 the rest cd the trseks. Seeding, Thatching, Mowing. Carpentry and general con­ Good mileage. Call 643-9413. Tender Lawn Care. 647-9260 Gravel, Built-Up Roofing. under $280. Call 643-6082. gratulations" to a girl who has become engaged or married I SOLTH The play was realty ele- INCOME TAX RETURNS tracting. Residential and Coipmercial & Residential ****•*•••••••••••••••••••• .O'- want to scream. e t t JHli ,-nentar) . but the bsddmg commercial. Whether it be a Free Estimates. 872-6269. 1 969 M E R C U R Y ■erthy of note The hand PREPARED. - After 5 RESPONSIBLE RETIRED Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 Don't they know that it is not proper to congratulate the • A Q 5 small repair job, a custom *****••••••••««••••••••••• CO UPLE wish to lease 2 MONTEREY- 4 door hardtop. eai played in a fairly strong weekdays; .anytime girl? They're supposed to congratulate the .MAN, and wish s M built home or anything in Automatic. 390. $350 or best a Heettng-Ptumbtng 35 Bedroom Apartment or MOTORCYCLE the girl luck. A 7 dapticate game aad only weekends Phone Lowell FREE JUNK CAR between, call 646-1379 Duplex on one floor. offer. Call after 6 p.m., 646- Tha RIntatonaa — Hanna BartMra Productiona aboal 90 percent of the Thomp.son at 643-2870 2544. INSURANCE- Lowest Rates Please put this in your column. Abby. I'm sure a lot of I Volaerarbte. Neither REMOVAL! Call 649-7243 ■SEWERLINES, sink lines, Preferably with garage, in Available! Immediate Bin­ North-South pairs reached NEWTON SMITII- cleaned with electric cutters, desirable location, in or near people could use the information. Dealer South the ipade game Remodeling, Repairs, and ding. Sunny Day Option. Call This crocheted baby A FRIEND IN ALAMOGORDO. N.M. / MV HOW ABCXJT KISKV/ I w a n t ROTOTILLING LAWN AND by professionals. McKinney Manchester Require posses­ Joan, 643-1126. sacque is just one of the V«rt* Eau SMh ' GARDENS with rear tine Rec-Rooms. No job to small Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ sion on or before June 1st. / S T O C K 9 REAL ESTATE?. SO-METHING THAT'S C&M TREE SERVICE - Free 10 iterns featured with A C IN C H TO ie Troy Built Tiller Call 568- 649-3144 pany, 643-5308, Please call 429-0202. full directions in the DEAR FRIEND; True, one congratulates the mtn snd ' J U S T 1* Pass Pass l e esilmales. discount senior 1966 or 1%7 OLDS CUTLASS - FOR COMPETITIVE KEEP eOTNG 8791. MOTORCYCLE Gift Section of the '79 wishes the girl luck. But in many instsnees, it's the GIRL Pass le Past Pats I'ltizens Company CARPENTRY & MASONRY - NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet For sale for parts or restora­ ALBUM. This latest is­ who deserves the congrstulstions sod the MAN who needs UP/ YoulwJd Manchester-owned anil Additions and Remodeling tion. Both cars complete and INSURANCE- Call the NEED HELP AROUND repairs, plugged drains, sue is filled with many the Inch. i " “ • KJirsi operated. Call 646-l,'l27 Free estimates. Call Anthonv interchangable. For informa­ experts at Crockett Agency, lovely designs from HOME'’ Call after 4 PM. 569- kitchen faucets replaced, 643-1577, ask for Marilyn or 2769 Squillacote 649-0811. repaired, rec rooms, URGENTLY NEEDED by a tion call 649-5826, between which to choose your I 0|>eniiig lead aK • Q REW EAVING burn holes Judy. Wedding hells in your luture? Whether your lilestyle is bathroom remodeling, heal family of three adults. A two 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., ask for Tom patterns in all types of A A J 43 Zippers, umbrellas repaired CARPENTER - Repairs, bedroom rental. Quietness or Dave. needlework . . . plus a hridal gown or blue jeans, Abby lays it all out lor you in her Window shades. Venetian modernization, etc. Free 1977 GS 550 SUSUKl - 3,500 Bonus CCYupon. Y e v open oae spade and *••••••••••••••••••••••••• remodeling, additions, gar­ Estimate gladly given. M & M and cleanliness required. booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Weddlog.“ Send $1 and a rebsd two spades over year blinds. Keys TV FOR RENT. Patnttng-Papertng 32 ages, roofing. Call David Please phone 646-5304. PINTO PONY MPG 1976- miles. Black. Excellent condi­ Price . . . $2,00 a copy. long, stamped 128 cents) seU-tddressed envelope to Abby: Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. tion. $1200. 643-9018. By Oswald Jamhy partner's two hearts. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Patria, 644-17%. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Excellent running condition. To order, send $2,00, includes 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HQIs, Calil. 90212. 5221. aad Alaa 5 sta g He cssRiaDes to three PAINTING - Interior and MANCHESTER PLUMBING 56,000 miles. Must sell! $1995 postage and handling. aBaHaer-M*-.,.— dubs. A Texas reader nanU 649-8053. 1975 Y A M A H A XS 650 - exterior, paperhanging, FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY & HEATING - Repairs. □ AUTOMOTIVE Anw CM Ycaterda} ac saw de- to know shat we do now. Why not send Excellent condition, low h ttm t excellent work references. - Remodeling and Additions. Remodeling. Pumps repaired c/i M«die«ter HeraM d a r t r refu se three fioestet Ve make the snnpie bad of Free estimates. Fully in­ Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 mileage. 649-0268. Call after use Ave. il AnericM Aatrograph a happy thought replaced. Free estimates. Autos For Sate 61 5:30 PM. New Tori RV. 1003S beeaaae be data't want to four dofas. We hareno iiger- to someone todayl sured. Martin Matson, 649- years experience! For Free Electric drain-snaking, 24- Th« Born Art SRhsom nsA pvn g the dcienders a est sn three notstsap aad 4431. CODE Estimates, call 646-4239 hour service. 646-0237, 1967 s i x C Y L I N D E R chaoce to rxA tosnethaag sitend to pass if partner's Campers-Trallers LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be extra r ■ ' ■ — aext bad IS (our besi^. junk cars. Call Joey at Tofland PONTIAC - Uses regular gas. Mobile Homes ALSO THESE BOOKS AT IJ.25 EACH. V prudent in management of your lo today's haod. South is 65 HEV.THAr^ vrwieArca L-smtexiP' r a a Auto Body. 528-1990. Runs go(^ $250. Call 649-8265. 8*1ie-8LUE RIBBON OUILTI. cfo ur money and property today so locking at two ruessei bat CoatilRi sfartttn lovtii qitfh. resales both cce* The mos-* *wsre«- GOOD HOMES NEEDED for SKAMPER TRAILER - remote their possibilities pass. ei&TLel Also 50 horse Johnson out­ 649-1265 CAPRI - 2 door. 4 speed, stan­ tion. $800. Call days, 528-9081; He u iooking at that good i-V dueswos w*t be u s e d - r alleelionate spayed cats, Sleeps six. Self contained. appear. Something unusual, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You board, $300 228-0475 or 228- A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD dard transmission, radial evenings 644-2771, ask for Rear bath. Excellent condi­ KEEP SMILING- dsib scot m dinsny and sees rv.5 renjr-n ans •** 'scane black, lorloi.se shell and fluffy 9550 holding big promise, could un­ can achieve success today II Could help to sell your items 149 OAKLAND .STREET - 3 tiros, very clean, extra good Fran. tion. 646-1770. that he can aHcrd to Ice* one d jACOar WOOCFW) Irl-eolored Call 1-342-0571 or faster, rent your room quicker KEEP HAPPY expectedly develop this com­ you resign yourself to the fact and 633-6581 room apartment, heated. No gas mileage. Must be seen. ing year. Ihpl what you're working on — G«org« Qatoly 1971 18 FOOT LYMAN BOAT and bring you better results! pets. Security required. $230 633-8863 keep trying. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Be­ & TRAILER With 105 HP Ask the Herald Classified Ad may take some real effort on 646-2426, 9-5 PM fore you throw in the towel your part. Don't give up. ) f AKC REGISTERED Chrysler Engine, also 1971 taker about details. Put the 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - today wait a bit longer and keep DALMATION- 4 I 2 years old. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No*. 22) You Good condition Two canopies. STAR to work for you! Phone 2 door, 6 cylinder. 37,000 trying. There is a good chance don't want to play It solo today, J Very good watch dog, and 643-2711 ASHFORD - THREE ROOM Many extras! Sacrificing for Remodeled Ranch. Tile bath, miles, lots of extras, excellent events will suddenly reverse and you may push too hard goiHl with children $200 or Liquidation $1200, or best OLD raSHeWED themselves In your favor. Get­ Wlnthfop - D kk C tv a li (} yard. No pets Heat supplied. condition. $2995. Call 875-0582. lying to find people to share best oiler 643-9084 oiler 643-69tW Unfurnished 42.3-4190,928-5095 After 5 PM, 649-7%7. ting along with other signs Is your day. Relax. An unex­ i one ot the sections you'll enioy pected call is on its way. 1 r PARAKEETS- Buv direct evenings. aeV T-e oQS’Mr'M r o o s t r H 6 H A s S H « i 16 FOOT SAILBOAT & Rooms lor Rent 52 1970 PONTIAC- Own owner. in your new Astro-Graph Let­ SAGITTARIUS (No*. 2M}«c. 7 (i) from the breeder' ('ages and ter. Get yours by mailing $) lor 6eC T A *> C ? T Trailer Needs paint. $350 or Clean. Air conditioning. 2 21) Today's obstacle can be UsiDBBST/^O Supplies also available Call best offer Call 649-6410 or THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box overcome if you're prepared to WHBsi I BT-HIM W H V f - t VUA<5 GOTMINB. § 633 8825 Door Hardtop. $750, or Tiest 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 742-9162 tra lly located. Downtown offer. 633-3802. exercise a lot of stick-lo-it- S C L f S E T . . . 10019. Be sure to specify birth Iveness. Don't give up the ship Manchester, Kitchen ROOMMATE WANTED TO sign. AKC CHAMPION STOCK FOR SALE- 1975 18 Ft. Star- privileges. Call 649-2358 SHARE A three bedroom loo quickly. FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good Can sHII be had | TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. If) Vizsias llungarin Pointer cralt Super Sport, 65 HP Mer­ duplex. Available June. Non- condition New tires, power Smooth haired red dog 7 There is a problem brewing Consider a hasty exit If you run - 'r y cury engine Gator Trailer GENTLEMEN ONLY - smoker. Close to MCC. Call steering power brakes. Phone today among friends with months, 1 male, 1 female Excellent condition' Call 649- Into Individuals who have nar­ Kitchen privileges Central before 9 a m or after 3:30 633-2147. whom you mix socially that row outlooks and begin to rub $'21X1 1X1 568-2119 3202. p.m.. 646-1758 location. Free parking It a neighborhood | might put you on the defensive you the wrong way. ft'a better Rclerences and security However,, one you'd least ex­ than sounding off. WANTED- Used Power Winch required 643-2693 lor apoini- MODERN THREE ROOM pect to do so will prove helpful AQUARIUS (Jan. 29^ab. 19) lor boat trailer Reasonable. nient APARTM ENT- In Hebron GEMINI (May 21-Juns 21) Do Just because sorrteone it a giHHl condition. Phone 649- Appliances, carpeting, private your best to quickly resolve Irland doesn't mean you have Musical Instruments 44 8768, after 6 p m MANCHESTER - Excellent yard. $210 monthly; heat in­ BANK REPOSSESSIONS ■ any problem that may arise a) to lend them something you furnished room for cluded No dogs or children Many to choose from! b o m today, or you msy have know they may never return j L gentleman Convenient prea Call 228-0213. Automobiles can be seen at or to lace a chilly atmosphare lor Politely say, "N o " I 2 PRICE ON CnTARSand a time. etc River.s Music. 7 Mam Why not send Parking No kitchen Superior Auto Incorporated, PISCES (Fab. 211-March privileges $,30 weekly 649- FOl'R ROOM APARTMENT- Route 6, in Columbia, Conn., CAN CER (June 21-July 22) II gain the cooperation o4 Street, New Britain 2'25 1977 a happy thought you are too set on your own today you may nrtt nave to Expecting a l^x relund'’ 41X13 sccond floor Heat, hot water or call 646-0563, ask for Paul to someone todayl West. ideaa today you'll fail to hear Hsian to their plans and be Layaways invited. and appliances included. the auggeetlons ol snnihar References required. No willing to give them a try. tf they who is trying to help you — and tall, they'll try it your way children or pets. Available 1968 CHEVY NOVA - 6 who knows how to May 1st 649-2111. cylinder, automatic. Clean Apartments For Rent 53 \frill pass state inspection. NOW 474 MAIN STREET- Three $350 643-2951. LOOKING for anything in real GARAGE SALE! Berry’s World — Jim Borry * itAoane •« 1WA room apartment. Heated, No YOU CAN PLACE YOUR estate rental - ' apartments, appliances. Nonets. Security DATSUN 1974 260 Z - 4 speed Bugs BtJnny — Hsimds W A 8 lort»4 homes, multiple dwellings'’ $220 monthlv. C'all 646-2426, 9- mags. $3800 or best offer. Call • NOW IS THE TIME No fees. Call J.D Real Estate 5. 643-1317 after 5 PM. CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME Associates, Inc 646-1980 To cloan out your attic, callar or houaa and gat axtra monay for all thoaa 3 1 2 ROOM APARTMENT- CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- collactablaa that aomatiody alaa may want, and bo willing to pay fo r i' j C t f S MANCHESTER- West Center Downtown Manchester. .Medallion Edition. Vinyl top. Street. Four room apartment Immi'diate occupancy. $185 Full power. Electric windows. World i Tile bath, appliances, private month. Heat and not water in- Air. AM-FM. Velour interior. Our Boerdhig Houm entrance and storage Good • THE HERALD IS THE PLACE cluded. Call 528-9885 Lean-burn engine. 39,000 Trie location. Available im­ weekdays. miles. $4100. 64641229. To advartiaa that Tag or Qaraga Salo, don’t ovar look your homo town papar mediately. Quiet or retired for tha boat roauHa. FOR A S LITTLE A S ONLY M.OS, YOU CAN RUN YOUR18 a r v t x N€r ‘T H S oa fr < *w ^?_rtse*'/=&. persons References, securi­ F riC K . JOastKVAoCC; 'RJE. wt JAh'E'El T H R E E RO O M FORD- 1973 Gran Torino. WORD AO FOR 3- DAYSI For ONLY 13.00* you can advartiaa It In our Sunday ty. No pets, or children. APARTMENT- Heat and elec­ Power steering and brakes. V- CP OT> fATCC? B€’MG Unheated, $215 monthly. tricity included, wall to wall 8 Automatic. Very good condi­ SSavor, which goaa to ovary homo In Manchootor, Olaatonbury and Eaat Hart' Tr4£Ta5\'s$iZ7S s E s k fr ^ ?RCCES*£D: 3cT Write to P 0 Box 244, East- carpeting $225 monthly. tion. 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Sell It (or extra bedrooms with living room O FIC ES cash with a low cost plus more. Only $175. (685-1). FOR RENT TM« Rental Assistors, 236-5646. Classified Ad. D o lla r , Small fee. ------IncIodes^UntiUtls junl/' .. I "You mgy luAl be MORS DISORGANIZED Air Conditioning. Cen­ than the iBlamic revolution in Iran. "■ MANCHESTER • 4 rooms. No HEAT PAID - 2 bedroom with tral location. , e r r y ? . S a v e r I appliances and parking. Kids pets. Security deposit. $175. Call 043-0SS1 He sa:d he was pecag cbm he .'as OS'' Immediate occupancy. Call ok. Just $200, (751-3), RenUl 643-2711, ask for Tina or Joe 87I-9930 alter 6 PM. 0 Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee.