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Gearing today with highs in the mid inside today W. Increasing cloudiness tonight, lows in up^r 20s Tuesday cloudy with snow 10-12 MACC news... ..3 Precipitation ..13 MCC Calendar ..3 protability 10 per cent tonight, 90 per’ Ettptttng llrrali ..13 Obituaries___ . 14 cent Tuesday. National weather ...4 Sports...... 69 forecast map on Page 11. Manche$ter—‘A City of Village Charm ...5 Suburban ...... 67 FOURTEEN PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCRJl, I»77- VOL. XCVI, No. 144 PRICEi FirrEEN CENTS New voting law discussed

WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter’s cabinet meeting came of Fairfield, Vt.; and Jose Hingosa Carter met today with his cabinet to participants to make more practical shortly before he welcomed another who grows cotton, grain sorghum and discuss a variety of matters, in­ use of their time. foreign visitor — Japanese Prime vegetables near Edcouch, Tex. cluding details of the ad­ The President instructed Sunday Minister Takeo Fukuda — for two After the Fukuda greeting on the ministration’s universal voting School and attended services at the days of talks on the the world south grounds of the White House, package. First Baptist Church Sunday, along economy, nuclear proliferation and Carter arranged a private meeting The proposal will be unveiled with First Lady Rosaiynn, and their other mutual problems. and a “working dinner’’ tonight with ’Tuesday by Vice President Walter daughter, Amy. It is the second time the Japanese prime minister. Mondale, who drafted it after con­ Carter taught the adult Bible class. Today also was American Following the prime minister’s sulting key members of Congress Agriculture Day, and Carter invited arrival at the south grounds of the from both parties. The Carters, along with others in to iunch five farmers from various White House, and a private meeting, Essentially, the proposal would the congregation, voted to accept parts of the nation to solicit their both leaders tonight participate in Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick as a member. simplify voting registration — permit views on agriculture policy. what is termed a “working dinner.” - 3 persons 18 years and older to vote in The five men, who operate small She was released from a penal in­ federal elections merely by proving stitution in Georgia last month, after, family farms, included Homer Such dinners, instituted by Carter, their age. Foster, a teef, hog and grain farmer being convicted of murder, in order ’The legislation also would revamp eliminate much of the traditional to serve as Amy’s nursemaid at the from Moville, Iowa; wheat farmer pomp normally tied to the visits of the Electoral College and amend the White House. Tom Davis of Couiee City, Wash.; foreign heads of state. ’The attire is Hatch Act to permit federal workers James Frazier, a poultry and The Carters hadf met Mrs. Fitz­ greater participation in political limited to business suits and general­ patrick when she worked at the produce farmer near Bucksport, ly wives do not attend. ’The White campaigns. S.C.: dairy farmer Robert Howrigan governor’s mansion in Georgia on a House contends the approach allows work release program. Delay asked in zone change trial

By GREG PEARSON for an immediate trial. Commerce Department’s approval 'Town of Manchester that is con­ Herald Reporter Judge O’Donnell granted a motion of the project plan. ’That hearing is ’The attorneys who represent the for an immediate trial filed by Attys. tingent upon park property being scheduled for Hartford’s Superior available by the end of August. plaintiffs in the appeal of the in­ Holland Castleman and Jules Jiarp, Court. dustrial park zone change have filed who represent the Manchester “We have no intention of permit­ Attys. Castleman and Karp ting a delay to destroy this project,” Spring is here,„almost a motion to postpone the appeal trial. Economic Development Commission requested an immediate trial to en­ Atty. Bruce Fleck, who, along with (EDC). Castleman said after the granting of sure that development of the park is the motion for immediate trial. With March apparently trying to go out like a lion, and weather Atty. Anthony Pagano, represents Beck said that the decision “makes not seriously hindered by a delayed and delivering a new snowfall every other the plaintiffs, said that the motion it extremely hard for us to present “We will do everything we can to court proceedings. The J.C. Penney continuously advance all litigation to day, these two snowbound bicycles on Harrison St. symbolize the was filed “to give us adequate time our case. We’re not criticizing what Co., which would be the park’s major to prepare.” the judge did. It just makes it tough completion within the time period of frustrations of young and old alike who have had enough winter tenant, has signed a contract with the the Penney contract,” he said. for this year. (Herald photo by Dunn) ’The motion will be considered on us.” Thursday at 10 a.m. when the case has been scheduled in New Britain’s ’The attorneys have said that at Court of Common Pleas. ’The appeal least one of their expert witnesses trial was set for ’Thursday following a will not be available until June. Mrs. Gandhi may resign Spring debut snowy decision last week by Hitftford Court Beck also pointed out with a of Common- Pleas Judge ’Thomas J. hearing on their request for a tem­ in wake of ballot loss O’Donnell that the case be scheduled porary injunction against the state By United Press International spring officially arrived at 12:43 p.m. NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - of Rae Bareli, seemingly laymg to Spring arrived in Connecticut Sun­ The storm caught the state off Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was rest her party’s slogan that “India is day with a wintertime companion. guard. Many Connecticut residents toppled from power today in a The National Weather Service said were still digging themselves out Indira and Indira is India.” No progress reported resounding parliamentary election Her controversial 30-year-old son up to 11/2 inches of snow fell in some from Friday’s snowstorm, which defeat and her Congress party, which parts of the state. dumped up to seven inches of white Sanjay lost by 75,000 votes in a con­ has ruled India since independence in stituency adjoining hers. Both were powder on the state and swelled local in Shorts negotiations 1947, trailed the opposition. A No.progress was,made..thls mor­ defeated by Janata candidates. A travelers’ advisory was in effect rivers and tributaries...... would not be 134 1 >I8Q 1 ROOM CORMAN’S 62 and over is about 7 to 8 ‘TANTASne nA N n* ONLY^ . o*r i 4 r i 4 YiE j W tape ! W tape 7M>nus per cent per year. After Men’s Nylon Mesh All Sport, Pro and . . 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Kertford, Connecticut 06106(203) S47-166I 2 4 0 Spencer St. 643-5135 Ads CHARGE „ 0ANCHE8TH SALE: \ 315 Conlar SI Mancheaiar 287 W . Middle Tnpke. VERNON MON. thru w e d : — MANCHESTER — >14STolliMlTum|illio Tii-City Shopping Center Daily: 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. \ ^ N C HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,', Mon.. March 21. 1977— PAGE FIVE jlKmrt|ratrr iurntng Urralii Legal gambling: Manchester — A City of Village Charm Reflections Founded Oct. 1, 1681 We lose HEALTH r, Audit BurMU ot Circulation Mombor, Unilod Pm s Inltrnatlonal Hal Turkington LavifrenceE.Lamb.M.D. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, A decade or so ago, legal wagering Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. in states other than Nevada was con­ Managing Editor fined almost exclusively to racetrack Don Oakley Your Raymond F. Robirtaon. Editor-Publlahar Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor betting. At the end'of last year, 44 Arthritici should cut fats states had some other form of pulsive gambling,” Kaapcke asserts, old ^Opinion “ “ “provides one explanation of the legalized gambling and legislation to DEAR DR. LAMB - wrong with our listless in­ may be difficult to problem in mental develop­ ment should continue to be permit new types of betting games mystery of what makes many an ap- Watkins and the late Otarles Treat Could you comment on any It was March 23, 1959, a Sunday active daughter we took diagnose in the early ment. It depends upon too rapid to make up for lost parently respectable, often were among the group that invested relationship between or­ setting is worth 020 was pending in 37 states. Thirteen morning at 8:30, when a reporter, no her to a medical center months of life. In fact, it is many factors, such as the time and she will no doubt successful or highly placed individual in her originally. dinary garden vegetables Are we really states now operate lotteries. longer a member of this staff and and they found she had an rarely recognized at birth. severity of the dificiency be active enough to keep She was eventually rented to the and arthritis? There is a The rationale behind the growth of turn to such crimes as embezzle­ who shall remain unidentified, called underactive thyroid. She The diagnosis is even more and when it actually you more than busy and or more during SUte and turned into a military common opinion among legalized gamblfng seems to be: ment, forgery or fraud.” me at home and said," There’s a fire had no teeth, had difficulty difficult if the thyroid started. If the thyroid happy. building. She has been known as the some people that tomatoes People will gamble, whether it’s lear my house; shall I coVer it?” sitting up and, of course, did deficiency is not complete. gland was completely non­ (Because of the volume better off? Wells St. Armory since that time. may worsen an arthritic our “Certainly, and if it’s anything big, not walk. Her bone age was functioning in the uterus of mail Dr. Lamb cannot legal or not, so why shouldn’t society Violence is in the home Manchester men left from the Ar­ condition. Is there any The doctor may suspect :all a photographer and let me 3 to 6 months. She is on before birth, even giving answer your letters per­ cash in on it and perhaps at the same Not all the violence in American mory for duty during the Spanish basis for this belief? low thyroid function mow,” I said. two-and-a-half grains of thyroid hormone at birth sonally but he will answer Little wonder so many time undercut one of the foundations homes takes place on the television American War. DEAR READER - No thyroid and in four months because the child is un­ TRADE-M have called the Canadian tests of the criminal underworld? When he didn’t call back, we There are folks in town who usually sluggish. The might not have altered the representative letters of screen. Indeed, the fictional violence basis whatsoever. Most has lost weight has two outcome. If the problem general interest in his Americans suffering from inclusive. The fact that two out There is no doubt about the pop­ figured it must be minor. remember seeing arms and ammuni­ features of the child may that concerns so many people pales Next time ^I „caiuheard numfrom iu.i.him was nao people, including those teeth and is walking. began after birth, then column. Write to him in cancer don’t believe the Food of 1(X) fats in a control group ularity of gambling. The recently tion issued to the soldiers before they be changed because of the MOUNTING SATE! into insignificance compared with Monday morning; he had the biggest with arthritis, would be Recently I read that your baby may develop care of Manchester and Drug Administration when that were not fed saccharin published final report of a federal marched to the Cheney Bros, better off to increase their hypothyroidism in children low thyroid function. The the actual violence committed by news of the weekend, something tc railroad depot near the mills where inactive baby with lit­ normally. Time and good Evening Herald, P.O. Box it tells them the outlawed drug developed tumors anyway (Commission on the Revievi( of the parents against their children, by spread all over Page One and on the vegetables and decrease is very serious because it treatment will tell. 1551, Radio City Station, LAST DAY THURSDAY they boarded trains that took them to their intake of fat and tle interest in his surroun­ National Policy Toward Gambling husbands and wives against each inside pages, too retards physical and men­ Meanwhile her develop- New York, N.Y. 10019.) Laetrile is worthless. would certainly seem to raise Ft. Knox in Bucksport, Maine, in sweets. dings is a result of the low states that 61 per cent of adult other and by children against It was the fire that destroyed the tal growth. I am now ready Any agency which could some reasonable doubts. 1898. Ft. Knox isn’t in Maine To give yoii more infor­ to Imow what would have thyroid hormone produc­ HERE’S HOW IT WORKSI Americans — about 88 million per­ children. old Armory on Wells St. anymore. ’The reservation “Down tion. 1. L seriously propose banning The FDA also seems to have mation on arthritis so you happened had we not found E • ChooM 1 New Mounting sons — participate in some form of According to researchers with the He had called a photographer; we East” was closed, and a new Ft. l v a c a t i o n E won’t believe such misin­ out something was wrong The features differ T T saccharin because three out given little thought to the con­ gambling in a year. were well covered, except that his Knox was authorized, out in Ken­ • Receive $20 or More Trade-In Credit for your Old Universities of Rhode Island and formation I am sending with our baby. Her body depending on when the U of 100 laboratory rats fed sequences to diabetics and Total volume of legal betting is editor wasn’t aware of the disaster tucky. That fort today is known to Setting toward the New Setting ol Your Cholct U New Hampshire, reporting the you The Health Letter was badly deformed and thyroid deficiency occurs. ■PO LAND S s about $18 million a year and that of il­ jntil Monday morning, and it had to every American old enough to un­ dosages equivalent to 800 12- others who must have a sub­ results of one of the first major be the editor’s job to write the number 4-10, now she is just beautiful. I It can begin in the uterus -an unusual travel experience, C • Engagement, Fancy, Ballerina, Men's styles, c legal betting is estimated to range studies of violence in the home, each derstand. The government’s gold Osteoarthritis: would appreciate any in­ L from $7& Including sizing and selling, or ounce cans of dietetic drink a stitute for sugar in their diets. history of that, old Armory. before the baby is bom. E L from $10 billion to as much as $39 year 1.2 million to 1.7 million bullion is buried there. Degenerative or Wear and formation you can give me. surprisingly Inexpensive with • We can create a special design just for you E day developed malignant At least one congressman is Firemen had struggled from 2:30 The retarded growth can A billion. Doughboy's drilled there Tear Arthritis. Others who N A bladder tumors deserves to drawing up legislation to children are kicked, bitten or In the morning until late Sunday be rather striking. And it is « We can recut your heirloom diamond Into N But society is playing a very Troops of Co. G drilled in the want this information can DEAR READER - I a more brilliant modern cut punchedpuii\.iicu byuj theirLiicii parents, ^jctieius, 460,000wu,uw tolu aibciiiwii,afternoon, illin lutrvuluice-cold LU11U1UUII9conditions thatuiai true that mental develop­ A A have its competency called amend the Delaney amend­ dangerous game when it legalizes 750,000 are “beaten up” and 46,000 temperatures fall to 22 degrees wooden drill shed and departed from send 50 cents for it with a am glad your little girl is N ment may be affected. It is D N into question. ment to permit the FDA to gambling, warns Bernard Kaapcke in are attacked__1 with_!At. guns____ or . tknives. Inlo get ftiAthe fSi*Afire under nnnf«*n1control. DiifBut the there for action in World War I. long, stamped, self- getting along so well. The D There probably are Manchester ex- addressed envelope for im p o rta n t to m ake a POLISH AIRLINES C Many people are wondering exercise “ reasonable an article in the Journal of In­ As for violence between husbands Armory was lost. thyroid hormone does work diagnosis as early as possi­ C GI’s of Co. G reliving memories mailing. II H why the FDA chose to move surance, a publication of the In­ and wives, 7.5 million couples Fire companies from as far away with the growth hormone ble to prevent this. E judgment” in matters of this IS Coventry, Hebron and Willington today. Sports fans will remember the DEAR DR. LAMB - to produce normal physical E surance Information Institute. probably experience a “violent C YOUR HEIRLOOM | C against saccharin' at this kind. were called upon for assistance. days of the (^. G basketball team, After 15 months of being and mental development. I cannot say whether or K DIAMOND The two goais of producing revenue episode” — anything from a slap to a K That old Armory had a lot of and some of the games played there. told there was nothing Low thyroid function not vour child will have a time. The Canadian investiga­ Rep. James G. Martin, D- for the state and curbing criminal ac­ Y Y murder — in a given year, the history; we wrote these following The “Guards” later played in the O tion which prompted its action N.C., who is himself an organic tivities are mutually incompatible, 0 researchers toid the recent meeting paragraphs that Monday morning, new Armory on Main St. after it was U R U was by no means the first test chemist, points out that in the he says, because taking a tax bite out of the American Association For the much from memory after erected in 1927. R which has implicated the ar­ neary 20 years since the of gambling proceeds inevitably Advancement of Science in Denver. researching its history for a previous Walter Carter, owner of the Carter R drives gamblerk to the illegal In the service This year, LOT oilers a las'cinaling choice ol low- tificial sweetener, however Delaney amendment, the abili­ But the greatest incidence of story: Chevrolet Co., bought the building in cost tours to Poland, and tours including Poland, N 1 gambling market for its higher ★ -A ★ 1924. He did the repair work for the N remotely, as a cancer-causing violence occurs between brothers Army Pvt. Charles M. Russia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania and Den­ G G ty of analytical chemistry to payout. The end result is an increase She’s reduced to ashes today, but Riley (Jievrolet Co. during the next Lt. Marceau, a platoon bearing and self im­ mark. Starting May 15, LOT will have 4 round-lrips S and sisters. During the survey year, Herrmann Jr., son of S agent. detect minute traces of car­ in all types of gambling, legal and il­ the Old Lady of Wells St. was once a 10 years, until he joined the firm leader in Co. B, 2nd Bat­ provements efforts. weekly. New York lo Warsaw. LOT is the only airline 52 per cent of the children in the CJiarles M. Herrmann Sr. (Ironically, the Canadian cinogenic (cancer-causing) legal. proud structure within whose walls when it incorporated in 1934. talion of the division’s 30th He is an aircraft lhal Hies New York lo Warsaw non-slop ... less lhan families interviewed were reported of 610 Center St., recent­ Infantry, entered the Army maintenance specialist at 8 hours lo Poland. With ideal connections to Russia, substances has been vastly Not only do legalized or much of Manchester’s history was The Red Men’s Athletic Club all Eastern Europe, and principal European cities government, which is similar­ to have punched, bitten, kicked or ly was assigned to the 25th in January 1973. Lakeheath RAF Station, government-sponsored games of made. bought the premises in 1939. Ask your travel agent or write: ly removing saccharin from refined. beaten up a sibling. Co. G wasn’t the only basketball Infantry Division at He was graduated from England, and serves with a chance recruit multitudes of new She was about 80 years old. As the the market, permits the sale “We can detect much lower , Surprisingly, well-educated Did timer said as he looked at her team to call the Armory “home.” Schofield Barracks, Manchester High School in unit of the U.S. Air Forces iffJTPO LISH AIRLINES r gamblers, he says, but a percentage Hawaii. and use of Laetrile.) levels of compounds which in families seem to be just as violence remains yesterday, “The law of The little dingy second story rooms 1969 and received his com­ in Europe. of these recruits are likely to become prone as less educated ones; and sad­ averages caught up with her.” also served as dressing facilities to Pvt. Herrmann, a mission through an Of­ He was graduated from SOO Fifth Ave„ New York. N.Y. 10036 • Tel: (212) 564-8116 large doses are carcinogenic. I Please send me tour brochures and information on LOT I Of course, the Delaney compulsive gamblers. And among ly, since the information in the sur­ Death was not that unexpected. the Polish Americans during World chaplain’s assistant In ficer Candidate School. His Manchester High School in n U id m f& M I transatlantic-flights. J Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 Clause, en act^ by Congress in Yet they’re safe in normal them are many whose gambling ul­ vey was given voluntariiy, the true She had flirted with it before. Nine War II. The players dressed upstairs, Headquarters Company of wife, Deborah, is with him 1974. th e division's 65th in Germany. I Name______amounts, he says. timately will lead to crime to get extent of violence within the years ago, for instance, flames and had to go downstairs to shower. 1958 as an amendment to the Engineer Battalion, Pending a charge in the law, money for betting or to pay off American family is probably even licked her badly, spreading from a When the last world war was over, I Address______|| 958 MAIN STREET IN MANCHESTER Food, Drug and Ck)smetic Act, entered the Army in Oc­ Lawrence H. DeLisle, bookmakers and loan sharks. short circuit through her wooden the PA’s moved back to more Senior Airman Lawrence C it y ___ BRISTOL e HARTFORD e WE3TFARMS MALL e NEW BRITAIN however, or a massive dose of higher than this disturbing report in­ tober 1976. decrees that any food additive “The addiction known as com­ frame and breaking out in the roof. familiar surroundings in the East son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCann, son of Thomas dicates. ^ ^ SState t a t e ______Z ip ______^ I found to cause cancer in public opinion administered to Firemen rescued her that time, but Side Rec. It appeared then the Wells He was graduated from Leonard F. DeLisle of 72 McCann of 22F Spencer St., the FDA, saccharin has had she took a beating. ’There were other St. Armory was doomed. Here she Manchester High School in Cottage St., has been has arrived for duty at humans or animals — no 1975. it. And we may be pardoned if minor fires there, too, during her was, a wooden structure, plunk in the specially identified for ear­ Hickam AFB, Hawaii. matter how massive the test history. middle of a residential area. ly promotion to senior air­ we entertain a reasonable A radio operator with a dosages or how improbable the Let me tell you There were times when she wasn’t Dance resumed Peter C. Marceau, son of man in the U.S. Air unit of the Air Force doubt that anybody will be the Mr. and Mrs. William H. Force. ordinary risk to people—must being put to much use. Kids scarred But her doors weren’t closed. Systems Command, he her with rocks, breaking windows Marceau of 8 Tracy Dr., Airman DeLisle was be placed beyond the pale. slightest bit better off without Dances resumes there, and roller previously served at about Ingrid.... and denting her once-sturdy frame. recently was promoted to awarded the new rating by it. skating made a comeback. There MacDill AFB, Fla. The old timer remembered when Army first lieutenant while a "below-the-zone” promo­ But the FDA could easily was still life in the old gal yet. She He was graduated from WASHINGTON — Over a convivial the Old Lady was a neighbor to the serving with the 3rd Infan­ tion board which con­ Manchester High School in became known as the Manchester try Division in Schwein- sidered job performance, lunch at a private Washington club, Ninth District School. Firemen saved Sports Arena. 1972. Andrew Tally her that time, too, Oct. 23,1913, when furt, Germany. military knowledge. OFF the retired spymaster at one of the And, like many recreation ac­ the school was leveled by fire. She cluster ofva U.S.w.«. IntelligencelUVClil^CliVC agenciesct^CIlUteS tivities, roller skating ran its cycle. was doused with water, as were 1 chuckled when the talk got around to driver, an expert locksmith from When interest lagged, the box office __i—__•_ tka antt otian Vkie other buildings near what is now Steel Guardsman the subject of female spies. the spy shop. This craftsman solved window closed. The building was Dynaglass Belted 25 Educational ^u are. “It’s duck soup when you’ve got the combination of the safe in 32 twught in 1948 by the Mcaure Pon­ She had housed many activities — one with both good looks and com­ minutes flat, and Ingrid left him and HHted 25 Radial Tires the National Guard, two or ttu-ee tiac Co. They stored new cars in the Dvnaglass Kegular Plus petence,” he said. “1 can tell you her lover to tidy up while she hurried building. McQure sold it to the Balch Hlarkwall Price K.K.T. auto agencies, opera, vaudeville, A 78-13 2 steel belts and 2 polyester cord radial plies work about this one because the victim off with the code books. Pontiac people in 1950 and Balch sold S 3 » . 0 0 1.73 together to help keep the tread cool and (tat against drama, dances, basketball, boxers B 7 8 -I3 8 3 1 . 0 0 1.80 Letare country eventually found out all Ingrid carried on their affair for it to Eugene and Olive Carini April 1, the road for responsive handling, long tire mileage and wrestlers, roller skaters, con­ E 7 8 -I4 8 3 3 . 0 0 2.26 and great durability. In many of our Christian churches, Lent to prepare for Easter, as the about it, but not before we had put another three months and then in­ ventions, parties, and wedding an­ 1955. On June 10 of the same year, Carinis sold it to Spencer Rubber. HESAL F 7 8 -I4 8 3 6 . 0 0 2.42 Sunday March 20, was “letare” Sun­ church has always intended it should Ingrid’s stolen goods to proper use.” troduced her lover, by prearrange­ niversary celebrations — but her G 7 8 -I4 day. Joy Sunday. A foretaste of the The Spencers were in the process 0 3 8 . 0 0 2.S8 be used, our joy on Easter Sunday Enter Ingrid ment, to a stunning blonde who usefulness had been confined in re­ G 7 8 -IS 8 3 0 . 0 0 2.6S Joy of Easter Sunday, during a of expanding and asked the town’s will be complete. It is not too late to During the Vietnam War, a neutral proceeded to take him for her own, cent years to storage. H 78-15 8 4 3 . 0 0 2.88 period of penitance and preparation. Zoning Board of Appeals for an begin that preparation. countfy was suspected of giving again by prehrrangement. Ingrid was Recalls performance r ^ n m i a b i a l p l t I Why are thinking C hristians exception to use the building for part PlusF.E.T. The God of new beginnings can tearful but philosophical when the One of the firemen who watched AR78-l3WbHewalI joyful???? secret aid to the Communist side. of its operations. Neighbors give anyone new life, who is sincere Ingrid, which was not her name, was young man bade her farewell. “I her die yesterday recalled something petitioned the board to deny the Sears Dynaply 24 Because Easter Sunday will be for and willing to do some self examina­ knew it would happen,” she told him. of her past. request. Some clammered for the assigned to pilfer some code books RpR.Prtr* Nrf Prirr PWa Steel Guardiman Regular SALE Phi8 them, more than the celebration of “I can remember falling asleep on IhllBftA 21 RUrtwBlI WhHrwill FFT Itadlal (Whitewalh tion. Letare! from the home of the head of the “You were just too beautiful to last.” Old Lady’s scalp then. She was too Price PRICE F.E.T. the resurrection of Jesus the Christ. a seat while my mother watched a A 78-13 A R 7 8 -I3 8 3 7 . 8 4 Rev. David M. Campbell, country’s purchasing commission in What happened to... old, they said. She was a hazard, a $ 2 5 / 8 3 8 1.72 $44.52 1.92 It will be their own resurrection they performance of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ B 78-13 $27 8 3 0 1.82 B R 78-13 $47.22 8 4 8 . 1 4 2.06 Pastor Washington. But, someone asked the old wooden hulk that could be serious If will celebrate also. New life is possi­ when I was a kid,” he said. fire broke out in her. That must have E 78-14 $30 8 3 3 2.23 D R 78-14 $49.83 8 4 3 . 3 8 2 M United Methodist (Church A comely lass, Ingrid arranged a spymaster, what happened to the ble in (Hirist. If we have truly used Willard Rogers remembers the day taken a few years away from her F 7 8 -1 4 $31 8 3 4 2.37 E R 7 8 -I4 $53.83 8 4 5 . 7 8 2.47 Bolton meeting with the man by posing as a watchman and the young man? when she was bristling with activity. right then and there. G 78-14 $32 8 3 5 2.53 F R 7 8 -1 4 $57.19 8 4 8 . 8 1 2.65 “Oh,” he said, “things turned out free-lance writer. Her prey was not “I was head usher in the Armory 53 So, since 1955 she has held crude G 7 8 -I5 $36 8 3 9 2.59 G R 78-14 $62.02 8 8 3 . 7 3 2.85 rather well. We had a man waiting to — the commission’s boss but a young years ago,” he said. "We had opera rubber, cartons, rubber products, H 7 8 -I5 8 4 1 2.79 H R 78-14 $67.58 8 5 7 . 4 4 3.04 aide with a reputation for talk to the watchman when he came there. I can even remember getting and other materials ued by the firm. L78-15 — 8 4 3 3.09 G R 78-15 $65.70 8 5 5 . 8 5 2.90 womanizing. During preparation of a to. The man had $5,000 in cash with 10 bucks a night as announcer for Most of it was lost in the fire. What is H R 7 8 -I5 $69.81 8 5 8 . 3 4 3.11 “personality sketch” of his chief, him and the offer of a job in an boxing and wrestling. ’Those were the left probably isnmt salvagable. TOMt Sale prices in effect this week only. L R 78-15 $84.56 8 7 1 . 8 8 3.44 Ingrid spent considerable time with American embassy in Southeast days when Bill Madden was a Died alone the young man. Predictably, and Asia. He took his family with him, a Manchester hero. One night a Hart­ ford opponent roughed Bill.up, and And so she died, and she died alone T6SY’B' few weeks later, after sticking to the TBST'A' with all assistance-from Ingrid, he we had to rush the city fellow out a There were those on Wells St.-in the story that he’d been as^ulted and I AN INTRODUCTORY fell in love with her. back door and put him on a trolley tp early hours of Sunday morning who SAVE *7 SAVE SUGAR Blunt question drugged by two husky intruders.” feared she wouldn’t go without Hartford before the crowd could g e t. t s . ONLY Eventually, Ingrid put it to him And Ingrid’s heart throb? to him...” taking someone with her. It could * 9 0 OFF THE ONLY have been her neighbor to the west, Sears 36 Battery V p a ir bluntly: She wanted those code Guards were waiting The Armory was home for the or the east, or across the street. FaTURA" II MACHINE “He stayed on the job until we “commoners,” as Rogers put it. Heavy-Duty Shocks books. She had her man well taped; Some even thought she might take he acquiesced after less than an hour learned that he was under suspicion Society events went to Cheney Hall, AND CABINET he recalls. the whole block up to Spruce St. with of tearful pleading by his mistress. and about to be shipped back home to A bargain not to be missed with our ex­ ' with trade in Rogers said the late F. Ernest her. But those fears subsided with Besides, there was $10,000 In It for be shot. A U.S. immigration official each passing moment, thanks to clusive Flip & Sew* 2-way sewing surface. 24»* Watkins, brother of C. Elmore him. took him into a little room at built-in two-step buttonholer and the 1 0 « ? Watkins, wanted to start roller some 100 firemen and their several Regular 131.99. Battery weary after a tough ’Thus, a few days after the chief’s Kennedy International Airport in leaders who know what they had to Singer* exclusive push-button front drop winter? Starting hard? Lights dimming? Regular tis.98 pr. Replace skating there. He sent Rogers to New inbobbin.in bobbin. Model 925 with your choicechol of departure for six weeks’ home leave, New York, and he never did make cope with, and how to cope with it Replace now with the power-rated Sears those old shock^l Past, low coat Haven to take some lessons and learn three cabinets. While supplies last. 36 battery. Fit most American-made cars. Installation available Ingrid and her young man showed up that plane. His guards, who were how to run a rink. Skating was pop­ The Old Lady of Wells St. died 925 Maintenance FREE! Never add water. 128.99. . . B w f t o Shock. .. .P3.N^. at the chief’s home one midnight waiting to take him back home, were ular for a few years. alone. - Batiery performance characleriiUcs rttc4l for power according to 3 OFF... Seiirs Ki-onl-ciirl Aligiiiiicnt after apparently having locked upon told he was transporting two kilos of Knew all parts Battery Council international tlandarda (Group 2 4 0 8ear(4 Tire Change Special the wine at its reddest. The young heroin.” RfMTVt Aoie. hav Nsaibfr Rfg.|l2.99.FarmostAmericAncan We We will remove your (•eMHy rBHrily • Inspect front-end for worn and unsafe t w 0 snow tires, Rogers said “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” parts • Adjust caster, camber, toe-in 99 man gave the watchman a wink, and The spymaster took a sip of his TSakaMn sa S4 mount two highway 99 was billed every year, so he got to and toe-out • Check and center align tires and spin bai- explained they had nowhere else to brandy. “That young man, I unders­ steering mechanism. ancelwowh^ls! know all the parts and could fill In go, alas. Ingrid was married and his tand, is doing well. We paid for a Almanac where and when needed. OFF REG. PRICE own apartment was occupied by a facelifting job and gave him a new How old was she? Best recollec­ name and background, and he opened o n moralistic roommate. The tions are that she was building By United Press International SAVE / D THIS watchman returned the wink and a little shop somewhere abroad.” He sometime in the 1880s. opened up. Today is Monday, March 21, the STYLIST* MACHINE grinned. “I can’t remember the Who built her? Nobody seems to 80th day of 1977 with 285 to follow. ikUWCATMtIj name of the country.” sumi it J Tipped generously remember all the names, but the late The moon is between its new phase WITH CABINET Ingrid and her lover spent several Dr. W. F. Tinker, the late F. Ernest and first quarter. Get our exclusive Flips Sew 2-way sewing nights in the house during the next The morning star is Mars. surface and push-button SAVE *4 two weeks, always tipping the The evening stars are Mercury, S A V E 2 4 % SAVE28% Searu Heavy-Duty (4ise Lot SALEl front drop-in bobbin. Slip^n Seal Covers AUiniinized Muffler j watchman generously. Then one Yesterdays Venus, Saturn and Jupiter. Model 774/231. Auto Wedge CiiMlikm KubtM*rlJlililv Mai All Weulher Motor Oil night they arrived in a cab and Ingrid Regular Those born on this date are under |U.» | Q 9 » Regular 3»8 Keguiar staggered out, waving a bottle of 25 years ago 856 MAIN ST. U.m tl-39 i q » 7 Rr(.|IUI 8 ^ ^ 4 8 1967 Connecticut Champion Hoistein the sign of Aries. 9 9 ' B Installed C».«QU. Cm. champagne. Inside, she insisted on Superintendent of School Arthur 774 Nylon with thick polyurethane foam backing b u rtb le woven plastic with vinyl top cap Girl. German composer Johann Sebas­ MANCHESTER. K o f c a r, hom e, b a se m e n t! Size8tolit9U%oiAmer madecars. pouring the watchman a drink. He Illing says 25 more teachers will be \ needed next year. Twon pays New discord arises in discussions tian Bach was born March 21, 1685. 2 2 j f c had two glasses of the bubbly and of pay hikes and other salary issues On this day in history: 643-4305 dropped off into a heavy coma in­ teachers well in comparison to rest of the state, he says. ■ between the Board of Education and In 1790, Thomas Jefferson of duced by a Mickey Finn. .. And a few of these poor devils may get bladder tumors." 10 years ago representatives of the Manchester Virginia became the^first U.S. Whete Ainerica sho$)s BRIDCtPORT, CONN HAMDEN CONN ORANGE CONN EASTEIELD MALL. MASS WATERBURY CONN W RARTFORO. CONN Forthwith, Ingrid summoned the Education Association. W SPRINGFIELD MASS MANCHESTER,CONN MIDDLETOWN,CONN PrrrSEIEI.D MASS DANBURY.CONN g r e e n f i e l d , m a s s KEENE.NH WESTFIELD, m a s s secretary of state. He later was the SINGERSEWINO CENTERS AND RAHTICIPATINQ APPROVED DEALERS ■lARB. U O lN IK H A N lM n Miss Marjorie Peila is selected the Appliances Also At Thege Sears Stores third president of the United States. Prices optlonol el perticipeting deelen. • A Tredemerk o( THE SINQER COMPANY AMHtlUT HADLEY lAANFOltD IRISTUL MLKIDCN NORTHAMPTON OLOSa YRROON ROCKVU1.C SOUTHIRIDCC WARE WIU.IMAI(T1C SaUsfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Buck SomrH«rdw4ir vdAuiofnii.glitmiAlwSoM*! M)RTHAMrrON PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALX), Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 21, 1977 ^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., March 21. 1977- PAGE SEVEN ‘MnncheKter Evening Herald' r Rockville hospital notes Carnival offers Admitted Friday; Frank Bank to offer advice Charles Hoffman. Jobs Hill Basch, Snipiic Lake Rd Rd., Ellington: Diane HARTFORD/area n e w s Ellington; Vergena Lee. Johnston. Browns Bridge Rd., EAST Hurlburt Rd.. Tolland: Kathy MONDAY MARCH 91 1077 #• HEBRON • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON Tolland; John Lanzierl. Susan to Monsanto employes careers, hobbies lyiuiNUAT, MARCH 21, 1977______p r i c e ; FIFTEEN CENTS f Muason, Vemwood Dr.. Ver­ Rd., Vernon: Lester Micbaud,. non, Lorrtniic Taibui, Egypi mnney St., Ellington; Paul South Windsor Trustees of Manchester Community The third annual Career and Hobby Last year, more than 2,500 people Rd., Ellington; Wayne Trueb, Mira, Stamford; Kim Person, Society for Savings announced today Ctollege. Old Post Rd., Tolland. Carnival sponsored by* the Penney viewed the exhibits. Mrs. Tedford Manchester; Larry Pierce, that special financial counseling will be Energy seminar High School PTA wljl be held tonight and her committee expect more this Discharged Friday: Phan Reed Rd., Tolland; Ann available at its South Windsor office for The South Windsor (tommunity Service at Penney. year. Dang, Gaynor PL, Rockville; Suchecki, Main St., Ellington. former employes of the Monsanto Ctouncil is presenting another in its series The exhibits will be on display Some of the more than 70 exhibits Mra. Barbara Gnatek and son, Admitted Sunday: Joseph Tolland SUge Rd., TolUnd; Commercial Products (to. of seminars on energy conservation. from 6 to 9 p.m. in the cafeteria. Mrs. include photography, computers, Begin, Hoffman Rd., Ethel Goss, Storrs; Linda Bank executives will be available Commissioner Lynn Alan Brooks of the Thomas T^ford, co-president of the cake decorating, health services, Manchester; Thomas Recent dispositions in Common Jandreau, Oak St., RockviUe; Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the communi­ state Department of Planning and Energy PTA, said some exhibits will be trucking services, architecture, DeCarll, Wilson Lane, Ver­ Pleas Court 12 in Easv Hartford in­ Paul Janaen, Hurburt Rd., ty room of the office at 1765 Ellington Rd. Policy will be the speaker. housed in hailways outside the baliet, magic, ice carving and rep­ non; Lloyd Eddy, Lake St., clude: Tolland; Robert Mercer, ‘"The closing of the Monsanto plant has cafeteria because of increased in­ tiles. Vernon- Edmund Hebert, The seminar will be at St. Margaret • Robert T. Mulcahy, 17, of Rockville, South St., Rockville; Kevin Pinney St., Ellington; George been a blow to the whole area, and it falls Mary’s Church Hall, 80 Hayes Rd., South terest in the program. Entertainment will be by the Podann, Rainbow ’Trail, Ver­ breach of peace and interfering with an McDermott, Florence St., hardest on the people who were employed Windsor, at 7:30 p.m. It is open to all She said object of the carnival is to Penney Stage band, a square dance officer, six months in jail for each non; Emily Poudin, Hartford Rockville; Anna O’Brien, there,” Arthur G. Girouard, vice presi­ members of the community. show what careers and hobbies are troupe, a fife and drum corps and a charge. The sentence was to be Tpke., Rockville; Mary Grove St., Rockville. dent and manager of the bank’s eastern enjoyed by the parents, teachers and judo team. suspended after 15 days. Mulcahy was Rotbe, Windsorvilie Rd., The presentation, which will include Discharged Sunday: Eddie area, explained. measures of conservation for the students of the Penney community. Penney’s Class of 1977 will sponsor placed on probation for one year, oh con­ Ellington. Daigle, Broad Brook; Mrs. Exhibits from students of middle a bake sale. Members of the Penney dition he attend Hdtior Court once a week Births Friday: A son to Mr. Dorothy Hansen and son, homeowners as well as the individual who ”We are interested in giving financial schools that feed into Penney are Drill team and cheerleader squad, for six weeks. and Mrs. Robert Bittner, Hoffman Rd., Ellington; Mrs. rents, will be followed by a question and Willington; a son to Mr. and advice not just to our own customers but aiso expected. Incoming freshmen assisted by East Hartford’s Police • Lynn Derosa, 29, of Blast Hartford, Elizabeth Hessenthaler and answer period. Pamphlets on home insula­ issuing bad check (three counts) and Mrs. Howard Denslow, Had- to all the Monsanto employes in the area. tion will be available. Refreshments will from these schoois and their families and Fire Explorers, will be available daughter. Echo Dr., Vernon; third-degree larceny, failure to appear. A dam; a daughter to Mr. and We’re all members of the same com­ be served. have been invited to the camivai. to guide visitors to the carnival. Brian Huff, Willington: Paul re-arrest warrant was issued with a bond Mrs. John Schlag, Hopkins Ridzon, Baxter St., Tolland; munity,” he said. Meeting changed of $900. Rd., Ellington. Josephine Tantillo, Hun­ Girouard said he also will discuss job Tonight’s regular South Windsor Town Admitted Saturday: Albert tington Dr., Vernon; Burt Ur- retraining programs with those who have • Carmine Frangione, 49, of 1112 Main Council meeting has been changed to East Hartford police report Kleczkowski, Legion Dr., Ver­ sin. Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. been hit by the Monsanto closing. St., East Hartford, risk of injury to a non; Oscar Philipp, Davis Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Council Births Sunday: A son to Mr. Girouard is a member of the Board of minor (two counts), case bound over to Ave., Rockville. and Mrs. Richard Neault, Chambers of the Town Hall. 2 Clarence M. Boone, 48, of 69 Bran­ Daniel J . Raymond 16, of 289 Hartford County Superior Court. Charges Discharged Saturday: Snipsic St., Rockville. of showing obscenity to a minor (two don Rd., East Hartford, was arrested Naubuc Ave., East Hartford, and a counts) were nolled. Bond was main­ at his home Friday afternoon and At Rockville product show Area police report juvenile were arrested Friday night tained at $25,000 and Frangione failed to charged with second-degree sexual and charged with second-degree post it. Plainfield results David Mortlock of Coventry stops at the Clover Mill Farm plant assault and risk of injury to minor burgiary. South Windsor exhibit t o hear Maureen Magee explain about the care of plants. The Hartford, was charged early Sunday with child (12-year-old East Hartford The arrests foliowed a call from a • Joseph Gibbons, 22, of East Hartford, William V. Alashin, 33, of 880 Main St., evading responsibility and failure to drive a girl). 900 Forbes St. block resident about first-degree robbery and first-degree non Ml m farm is in ^ventry and the exhibit was at the annual product show ■•Thnai l a Ul m South Windsor, was charged early Sunday reasonable distance apart. He was in­ The alleged offense took place that two suspicious persons in that larceny, case bound over to Hartford MMr ILM Ul M »MI%« s^nsored by the Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce. (Herald UJLl Ui IN ^ iM m with threatening and carrying a volved in a three-car accident on R t. 5. afternoon at Boone’s home, police neighborhood. Police spotted two County Superior Court. The charges stem l a photo by Dunn) Ul IKIUI dangerous weapon. Police said cars driven by Bruce Four­ said. He posted $15,000 surety bond persons on the porch of a home there from the Feb. 25 armed robbery of the THrlUl M u i pallia Police said the arrest was made after nier, 26, of Elmwood and Kevin Harris, 19, and is scheduied to appear in Com­ and gave chase through snow- David Goldberg, right, discusses the fit of a sneaker on Carol Rovero, 6, with Mrs. Spencer St. branch of the Savings Bank of FftM iu p aw a TiMi W|«SliN iriM 14.7 pa m ia they received a call from Jerry Z’s of Marlborough, were stopped for a light mon Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford covered backyards in the Roxbury Margaret Rovero in Joel’s Shoes store. Carol’s brother Don, 11, at the left, just got his own Manchester. KCHMim «*»rti|i an lui u H M H n Restaurant on Rt. 5 that someone had when the Harris car was struck by the April 4. Rd. area. new sneakers. (Herald photo by Barlow) in ^ lUI Ul IN • Barbara Bodo, 41, of 709 Main St., aa IN Ul been threatened with a gun. Alashin was Eastman car and pushed Into the Fournier Raymond and the juvenile were ap­ Manchester, breach of peace, nolled (not IK 3111 l a Coventry council to hear released on a $1,000 non-surety bond tor car. Police said Eastman left the scene. Julius C. Preston, 32, of Hartford, prehended on Brewer St. soon after iK N a prosecuted). • a a w p a m a appearance in Common Pleas Court 12, He is to appear in court March 29. was arrested in Hartford shortly the chase began, police said. Tiiiik^u.i fM aSui Ml Mk nljiu tULN ,5 4 * III pa m a . East Hartford, April 4. after allegedly leaving the Gas Land TiMi |.|| pa IIIIUI road improvement reports Coventry The juvenile was refered to 30-year business is closing • Ron Crone, 17, of 118D New State raft-Miil ■m-iiii) service station on Main St., East juvenile authorities and Raymond Rd., Manchester, first-degree robbery, liSftJf" 4a Ul 1* m" ’i iiu L S_ i UN ua UP Thomas A. Flanagan, 26, of 1943 Main Hartford, without paying for $10 tSiwii za Ul Carl G. Shane, 37, of 399 Niederwerfer St., Coventry, was arrested Saturday on a posted $150 surety bond for court David Goldberg, 66, opened Jo el’s bound over to Hartford County Superior UklMl Ul la Ul ’The Ctoventry Town Ctouncil will discuss Other agenda items include appoint­ ran a bargain basement which “I live in East Hartford and 1 just TKna la Rd., South Windsor, was charged early court warrant charging him with second- worth of gas, police said. Court date appearance April 10. Shoes at 1060 Main St., East Hartford Court. The charge stems from the i K n a the problems and costs involved in the ment of a Central Facility Design Com­ is April 11. required two full-time salesmen. sleep in West Hartford.” nmi-ii-m Sunday with second-degree assault and degree burglary and third-degree larceny. in November 1946. robbery by two hitchhikers of a driver MHiaipdiina repair of Brigham Rd. tonight at 7:30 at mittee, discussion of public comment on He can remember when an infant’s Since he decided to retire, he has Feb. 9 in Manchester. Charges of second- iM|ik la Ul la ,54* III Nk ana possession of a dangerous weapon in a Jewel Evans, 34, of Hartford, was i*iwifa» la Ul TiBmIi 1.74 p* w ia the Town Hall. revenue sharing funds, next year’s labor Now, more than 30 years later, he pair of shoes cost at most $1.99. been running a closing sale. Old degree larceny (two counts), third- MktiaM la motor vehicle. arrested Sunday in the Zayre’s is closing down. 1K11M nmu-iiii) John Hardy, former street superinten­ negotiations and next year’s engineering Today they are at least $16. customers have flocked into the store degree larceny, fourth-degree larceny, Police said they received a call that an School board department store in Putnam Plaza WMiiuiatiui dent and now consultant, will present a contract. • Area fire calls The name Joel came from his son’s His top grade men’s shoes were $10 to get their last shoe deal from him. and third-degree burglary (two counts) MNtiitipatHa la la assault was taking place at 19 Oakland Rd. on Main St. and charged with fourth- TiMi iM U4 taia la five-year road improvement plan. Present Other Ctoventry meetings this week: middle name. He preferred his son’s a pair. Today, a man must take out a He has been as busy as in the store’s were all nolled. iKiia They said apparently Donald St. Pierre, 46 meets tonight degree larceny (shoplifting). She was first name but it had twice as many small loan to buy a good pair. ilUp*t^ Street Supt. Wayne Blair will discuss this Tonight at 8, Sewer Authority, Town Hall; prime. He called in his two sons to u a Ul l a __ iiiiSifia of 542 Buckland Rd., South Windsor, and Saturday, 2 p.m. -F alse alarm. Vernon Tonight’s East Hartford Board of later charged with violation of letters. Prices of store front letters Goldberg said he started in the t a IN year’s “substantial” road improvement Tuesday at 8 p.m.. Public Health Nursing help handle the crowds. • Doris Robotto, 35, of East Hartford, IriMl-MpSlNUt Shane had an argument over their CB Ungregational Church, Vernon. RockviUe Education meeting at Penney High fingerprinting and giving a false t a Birniuiffl needs. Association, Town Hall; Wednesday at being what they were, the store is shoe business at age 14. He worked a first-degree criminal trespass, nolled. IK U JI radios and decided to meet and settle it. ladder company also responded. statement in connection with her MUiiiipMima la la Ul The Town Ctouncil will announce ap­ School at 7:30 marks the 15th time called Jo el’s. few hours on weekends for a store on When the store is empty of shoes, • Wayne Miller, 24, of Stafford, breach 4B>W M m tM 7:30 p.m.. Conservation Commission, Police said St. Pierre was assaulted with booking at police headquarters, FxWinip*Mii M k M lM ,* U pointments to town boards and com­ To^and^*^’ accident, Rt. 30, the nine-member board wiil have Park St. in Hartford. his longtime neighbor, Harmac’s of peace, nolled. MM 144 p* lim a Town Hall; ’Thursday at 7 p.m., Board of a baseball bat. Shane was released on a met since Feb. 22. police said. East Hartford has been good to IKIUI missions and will discuss the Cemetery Then he worked for 15 years for Men’s Shop, will begin moving in. a i m o n (I) lUIpklllUl Education, Coventry High School; $2,500 bond for court appearance April 11. &tutoay’ 10:03 p.m. -C ar accident, Rt. 83, The board has been thrashing out She posted $100 surety bond for Goldberg. Although the storefront is • Daniel Harris, 19, of Hartford, Mtafiua Ul la Committee and the Oiarter Revision Thursday at 8 p.m.. Beautification Com­ lolland. John Irving’s chain of shoe stores. Harmac’s will double its present 4m w la l a budget detaiis. Members settled court appearance April 11. small in appearance, the shelves of attempted burglary, three months in jail. Ctommission. mittee, Town Hall. Finally, he went on his own in East size. MMiBKl _ l a Boyd Eastman, 23, of 179 Britt Rd., East shoes reaching towards the high The sentence was suspended and he was IKNN ’Thursday on a $20,180,135 budget Hartford. “ I feel I’v e . had enough,” said W M 4 H p * ^ proposal. It was to be put on Mayor Allen Demko, 17, of Hartford, was ceiling run a great length to the back Goldberg and his family have a placed on probation for one year. MMlilHpNtma Goldberg. “I’m going to play a little TiM i U4 p* niHa Richard Blackstone’s desk today. arrested Sunday on a court warrant of the store. At one point, Goldberg nK4l;9 home in West Hartford. But he said. golf, go fishing.” Mh US lid M il One of the topics of the board’s charging him with third-degree • Ronald Currier, 18, of 32 View St., M Rockville, reckless driving, $100, and seven executive sessions in recent larceny and third-degree burglary. • t i l S i W * " The charges stem from the Feb. 26 second-degree reckless endangerment, ARE YOU GETTING THE weeks has been teacher salaries. ’The nolled. board appears to have reached a ten­ break into Welles Texaco at 451 Softball program to begin memi4um B E S T P R I C E tative agreement on a three-year School St. He failed to post $250 bond WIKM-IMUtHn • Timothy Donahue, 24, of 49 Birch St., n R U K c m n 74M NNI UN 4N 4N contract. Details have not been and was being held for court A basic softball program for East 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 14UMM IN Ul from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Manchester, threatening reduced to UN iN IN MhilN IN released. appearance today. Hartford girls in Grades 4, 5 and 6 Gloves and sneakers are required. breach of peace, $100. Cost for the NAUI-approved course aswfL- IK UN ON YOUR ™ The board appears to have a light will be held at the O’Connell School IKNU W M lN M U lfl Scuba diving is $25. Air and tank rentals can be MMUIUpiUinN agenda tonight. It will accept the The A.C. Petersen store on Burn­ gym ’Tuesdays and at the O’Brien • Michael Winegar, 17, of 1366 Sullivan MMilN|N|UN A IriM M4 M UIUI arranged. Hours in the course will Tiii* 141M S m a PRESCRIPTIONT^P^^ minutes of the last 14 meetings, side Ave. was broken into sometime School Thursdays, starting this week. The Parks and Recreation Depart­ Ave., South Windsor, third-degree assault ENnUMHHIW dating back to Feb. 22. Friday night. ’The front entrance was It will continue for six weeks, ment will offer a scuba diving course total about 40, including time in and assault of a police officer, case bound ” ii'U SL IN IN ZN INIhM " IN ZN Ul work, in classroom, pool and open over to Hartford County Superior Court. MMi M in ZN A cortiputerized busing system is pried open. Missing are $784 in cash directed by Ms. Loretta Hamnum. starting ’Thursday, March 31, at the 4UMiZ tS isa" «!S Compii* in Arthur’s Coniumer's water. IKNN the only “new business’’ item. and a meat sheer valued at $1,200. The program is free. Girls from all East Hartford High School pool. Charges of disorderly conduct and in­ tnN Price Book, where the prices of thou- To register, call the department at terfering with an officer (two counts) .MUIMUN schoolssciioois are inviieo.invited. The hours are ___ 4M|NI____ F*M III pN U4N sends of prescription items ere evailaUe The class will be held ’Thursdays 289-2781. were nolled. •NrMblllliUNUI IriM 1-14 pN NZN m ■ n i i i n at the flip of e finger, for all the world to see. n N M in M|nMIW.k* UN UN IN UN ZN IN Yes, we deliver. GOP will sponsor interns M tn b i IN IN 4Tm M in Ul 4M M M Ul R a c t T i _____ LI! _____ m If you have IMmiin IN A t all East Hartford’s Republican Town UEIZN IK UN and the offices of congressmen. Her committee will interview the WMiUlNNinN MripUlpNIUN hartfordjm anchsster rockvillG Committee has invited all high FHMIUpNHUI To apply, write a letter to Mrs. students about the first week of news for area M hUIU iNNIN ARTHUR DRUG STORES school juniors to apply for the 1977 Th e IriM H I pN nillN IriM 1-U pN MIN Mary Mourey of 785 Burnham St. She The 100 411(1) W in d s o r Congressional Summer Intern April. The town committee will towns, call: FNmMin is chairman of the selection com­ ILN UN IN Program. assume a portion of the $175 intern a r a ' ts is I 'M M r , M IN IN mittee. The deadline is March 30. fee. The student pays the rest. ZM IU UN Andover Haves Z4m IM ZN IK UN She will need also a one-paragraph Have-Nots IKON Two or three students will spend a HMllUpNIHN resume of the student’s' extra­ Donna Holland W M IUM tNN M M U lpN lnjI VEGETABLE or week studying Congress. Interns will Also on Mrs. Mourey’s committee M hUIU nUUUI BRECK SHflmPOO . 646-0375 TriMHZpNtlNZN IriM 414 pN UH4N curricular work and a 50-word state­ are Frank Collins and Mrs. Mary BIMII 411(0 GOLD FORMULA 15 oz. see committee work, floor action. Bolton IfUM in ment of interest in the program. 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UM K U-l Z tati fata IM “ ' Z Pan taa IM selectmanX* rw% candidate tIN iM _ ___ - ^ NITES U M l 411 Bolton’s Democratic Town Committee , , IM I a W hite Owl^ Democrats have been unable to fill the roll radius M I4II L U't tatpn 41 ,r{ L Ift fa* TntI 41 9 9 has endorsed Joann Neath as a candidate i.nriMi|p u-i Z kalti Ttsn 41 z M am m vacancy for the school board seat created Z N M tale 14 Z U hilt IM NOW JUST “SHERBET Invincible for the Board of Selectmen in the May r| ZIM M 41 by the withdrawal of Thomas Sheridan. Z M ■ 141 Zlm M N 41 H i m tatass 41 town election. Mrs. Neath wiil fill the 4.tataiiwt M Z Ind bn Itn 141 Some in amber, others blue, milk glass, ■ Rack-and-pinion Z M i In 141 ,rj z tait 141 ROLL” Sealed in VICKS NYQUIL ’The committee has been unable to find Z fatM Ita Z1 ■rizinalW 41 olive, or crystal. vacancy on the Democratic slate created candidates for the positions of town clerk, Z M it d FMr I-l I.BnkiM 41 41 Mildness by the withdrawal of Alan Hoffman. iN steering I.Frin*M 14 ZCtatM 41 ' Ztai ICRNDY miNTSi tax collector and treasurer. I h l i K i H Pack of 5 999 The endorsement was expected at the ■n NI - Mn tatr h IM Peppermint OMBI taoT- hatalt Ita k I committee’s regular monthly meeting ® Worla Wxte Volkswagen Corp Spearmint f f 1 par coupon, 1 coupon par family Due)to inclement weather Friday, the Winlergreen Expirn 3-27-77 mi IK Ul PA meeting was canceled. ’The endorsement Bulletin Board M44U MI41I 111411 IM 1411 5 ■ Flavor 9 ^ IT ■ was by a telephone poll of committee The Public Building Commission will ZNktlai 4 74 I L Main ^ 41 members. » ZR N M i 4 ia r u " - I Z U't M b IM have a special meeting tonight at 8 at the ZtalM 4 l t t * f a M . ‘tl IlInM tai 14 ■mb Mrs. Neath served as a member of the Community Hall. After a presentation by Z M n 4 I i faM tan M Zfalilnfa I Z ta* fas 41 759 CASH town’s first charter commission, the landscape architects and land surveyors, UL*' ZINUi IZrS.lnn 41 ^ Great Ai^liftlCAN BE SURE . N-BIISS hat been lerving the Home Owner Z k an M 11. I M In 141 NOVUS model TSOl REFUND Bicentennial Committee and the the PBC will select one to do the approved Ihtatnhrt IZNsMtaU 41 OFFER Democratic Town Committee. She work at Indian Notch Park. ’The regular for 9S YEARS. For e complete FREE INSPECTION of i w x a MI41I FURGER ir r c h in e CfilCULRTOR organized and was the first president of your^home by . Termite Control Expert, .upervi.ed falC4tl ZtadtIM II. » * " ■ * • M Cooks round or square in 60 seconds. 1 7 meeting of the PBC, scheduled March 28, Zkatr ZMn 141 I L M h a a M • 1 * » • Addition “ Friends of the Library. She was coor­ has been canceled. I , •'*», phone our ne.re.t ZfaifalA 41 ZMMPrtfa I I fanatata 141 dinator for the Connecticut Citizens Ac- local office: iIMfaMfa iZM nM M 41 Subtraction K M Q A The Bolton Senior Citizens regular More car for the money - now only $349d+ ISL'TSL ZTM M I IZFtnfM U-l tion Group in Bolton and Manchester and monthly meeting will begin a t noon •Su9gesl0dl977EaslCOASTPOE RaUxtModol*t70l 2dr sedan aT. a ZUfaUfatn Ul Z l A iZCMeMb 41 $995 Multiplication * * 1 p«r coupon. 1 coupon por family worked with People’s Action for a e a n Dealer prop, Iranspodelion, local taxes. Iice4i^, ad d S i •>'>'>«> Z tan* Ma M |T.«Mfas 41 Division ^ ExpirM 3-27-77 Wednesday. The Bolton Woman’s Club r.mhatW 41 Ifani I ZNm 41 Energy. will host a luncheon for the senior 649-9240 ZtaMAItp It M IR M I4U Democrats endorsed Andrew Pinto as M a4ii LMata citizens. ’The regular business meeting Gene Langan Volkswagen, Inc. L M h llt i MI zilMt candidate for the Board of Education, to will begin at about 1 p.m. The visiting BLISS TERMITE CONTROL ZUH lin H ZTAltlltr liS E r ii l a s t V p S A L E starts today and runs thru Saturday Night' **y ‘he resignation nurse will attend. 816 IZU U M Ul 1 with your Div. Bliss Exterminator Company • EST. New London Turnpike CUa^u^ 9 t of William Vogel. Pinto was appointed by ’The Bolton High School Parents Group 1882 IZ Itttr Mfat U4 t! I.M'i I ini U master charge SALE ITEM QUANTITIES LIMITED TO STOCK IN STORE. the school board to fill the vacancy until meeting scheduled for tonight has been The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Glastonbury llfaatalntai 14 I - S & x it! tail n i*l NBfata* , Alt. BankAmericard the election. postponed until March 28. BANK AMERICARDor WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES W l f - N t t anlMfakM MASTER CHARGE CARD U M * K K - M * bnt k I Not Responsible for Tvpograpb'Cdl Efrofs. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 21, 1977 1 X? "1 * 1 • I EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Ck)nn.. Mon,. March 21. 1977- PAGE NINE Andreotta, Irish town pin champs tJlci-iashioiicd revival ^E^EDUnknown standout Proving that his leading WHA qualifying score was no fluke, East Roy Andreotta captured the meeting taking shape W L T Pts in Bonnies ’ upset Mick Holmes 108-119 Quebec 42 28 2 86 1977 Men’s Division Town Rocco Lupacchlno 173-126-130 NEW YORK (UPI) win a n ation al ch am ­ Cincin 37 31 3 77 ball flawlessly and sank could get. But when it went Duckpin Bowling Tournament Ed Bujaucius 148-151-108 - North Carolina pionship for its retiring any player in the United Indianapolis 32 34 7 71NEW YORK (UPI) lead with 10 m in u tes eight straight free throws up ... It was one of those, yesterday at the Holiday coach, A1 McGuire. States,” UNCe Coach Lee New Eng. 31 37 6 68 — Otis Birdsong was remaining and led by 85-80 college basketball fans ‘No, no, no ..:“ Y E A H !’ Lanes. Pelletier 163-127 The Tar Heels entered under tremendous Rose said afterwards. Birminghain 28 42 3 59 cast in the leading with 4:07 left. 12M03 long have followed the pressure. shots.” Andreotta, who bested a field of 62 Correnti Saturday’s game against Marquette sophomore ' role, but at the end the “ We felt we were in good Andreotta 140-124-145 game with a religious “ At tim es like that I It was also the final in the qualifying, whipped another Kentucky with Olympic forward Bernard Toone L T ^ All-America guard position when we pressed Roux 131-125-104 fervor and, with the forward Tom LaGarde out block everything from my rarely seems to be able to Houston basket for Sanders, who newcomer, youthful Carl Bujaucius 120-118-160 them,” said Houston Coach Bujaucius with a knee injury and mind,” Kuester, a senior, please McGuire. But he Winnipeg ^ from Houston was made 14 of 23 shots from in the best of seven-game finals to 99-121-118 Tar Heels and North Guy Lewis. “After that, we Dynes said. “I just concentrate, scored 18 points against San Diego 72 shoved aside at center the field and 12 of 16 from win his first town crown. 147-160-149 Carolina-Charlotte’s Walter Davis, another stopped playing' with as Marinelli look at the rim and Wake Forest to lead the Calgary 61 stage by an unknown. the free throw line. Defending champion Mary Sim­ Lupacchino 163-120-113 much hustle and 49ers performing remember to follow Warriors to an 82-68 vic­ Edmonton ”lf I had missed I wasn’t mons reached the finals but bowed in SemifinalA 61 Greg Sanders became enthusiai^. Their guy miracle after miracle, through. There are.no going to look at coach,” four straight games when Miki Irish tory over the Deacons. Phoenix 58 the center of attention in Sanders is a tremendous Bujaucius 134-156 tricks to it.” Sanders said. “ I ’m very averaged 153 to gain her initial 127-155 they are ready to turn NCAA Motivation was the key Sunday’s. Results------_ the 40th National Invitation player and he surprised me Marinelli The Tar Heels sank all 16 women’s title. There were 40 entries. Andreotta 143-134 the NCAA semifinals to Las Vegas’ 107-90 vic­ Houston 8, Indianapolis 3 Tournament by scoring 40 with his rebounding of their free throws in the En route to the crown, Andreotta Pelletier 122-134 Saturday in Atlanta’s tory over Idaho State in the Winnipeg 4, Birmingham 3 points and grabbing a ability.” Olympic gold m edalist, second half to thwart Ken­ eliminated Pat Irish, Emil Roux and Finals Western Regional final. New ^England 9, Calgary 0 game-high 12 rebounds to Birdsong, who was the Omni into a good, old- hampered by a broken tucky’s comeback bid. NIT George Pelletier. The latter, the No. Andreotta 133-160-122-138-107-133-168 San Diego 6, Phoenix 1 spark St. Bonaventure to a NIT’S top scorer with 116 fashioned revival finger on his shooting hand. Cedric “ Cornbread” 2 high average bowler in the country Bujaucius 163-155-139-103-128-122-112 “We just weren’t playing NHL 94-91 victory over Houston points, made the All- •. . . , . M d meeting. Phil Ford, who was the Maxwell, a 6-8 forward, led with intensity,” Las Vegas proud that we won. I think and a former winner, was ousted in a Women’s (Juurlerfinals Sunday in the NIT final. Tournament team along ROY ANDREOTTA playmaking guard for the UNCe to a 75-68 victory Campbell Conference the guys were great at the sudden death rolloff of the second CARL BUJAUCIUS M IKI IRISH MARY SIMMONS HDCP North Carolina Coach Coach Jerry Tarkanian The performance earned with Sanders, Hollis, Men’s champ U.S. Olympic team, was over the Wolverines. said of the Rebels’ first- Patrick Division free throw line at the end, game. Men's runnerup Women’s champ Women’s runnerup 16 Chickey Balesano 138-170 Dean Smith, who could use T Pta the NIT’S Most Villanova’s Keith Herron handicapped by an Maxwell, who likes to con­ half effort, which left them W L especially Hagan.” On the other hand, Bujaucius 15 Irene MacMuIlen 101-113 a good faith healer, has 13 101 '^^“®hle Player award and Alabama’s T.R. Dunn. hyperextended elbow, but sider himself an overgrown Phila 44 16 knocked out Don Simmons, Dave 7 Mary Simmons 125-149 managed to survive serious trailing Idaho State, 52-51. g. Birdsong was almost as Birdsong scored with two “I took a couple of bad seventh game. Bujaucius averaged manager, plus a trophy, with Miss 18 Roberta Shore 117-117 still expected to carry the guard, brought the ball up NY Islanders 43 19 Dynes and Tony Marinelli in the Seven of the eight opening head-to- Men’s First Round injuries to his three Olym­ “And if we don’t play hard, spectacular for Houston, seconds remaining to pull jump shots and missed a 131.5 with an opening 163 his l^st Irish claiming a check for $50 and a 7 Kris Kelley 134-154' offensive burden for the Atlanta 31 32 11 head matches in the Men’s Division Carl Bujaucius 160-114 pians to earn a semifinal against the Michigan press we’re not a great team. ^ getting 38 points. But the 6- Houston within one point, weekend play. Simmons was the 1976 single. trophy. 9 Kathy Wickham 116-138 Tar Heels. NY Rangers 27 33 14 lot of easy shots in the se­ were settled in two games while all Don Simmons 124-112 _ berth against Nevada-Las in the second half. “I got madder in the foot-4 guard tired in the but Essie Hollis scored at 2 winner. All matches up to the finals was 6 Miki Irish 117-154 cond half,” Birdsong said. ’Hie men rolled from scratch and four quarterfinals in the Women’s Dave Dynes 142-128 Vegas. However, Ford More important. locker room than I ’ve been Smythe Division the buzzer to clinch the In the title match, Andreotta best of three. 6 Delina Rock 107-137 aggravated the injury in T P » . "’•"utes and “I feel very frustrated and the women used the handicap Division ended in straight games. Mike Pagan) 128-120 UNCe was suffering an Maxwell scored 25 points at halftime and, by the Bonnies’ first, NIT title in averaged 137.2 for the seven games Andreotta received a check for Semifinals 0 R7 prevent the Bon- very down.” system. Irish carried a six handicap Irish, in not losing a game in the George Pelletier 139-171 identity crisis even in its the first minute of the se­ and had 13 rebounds, while time we went back on the St. Louis nine tries. St. Bonaven- with his high, a 168 effort in the $100 from Paul Correnti, Holiday 7 Simmons 122-127-132 cond half and Smith was 11 no rally from a 10-point St. Bonaventure, 24-6, and Simmons seven. weekend play, averag^ 147.3 for Peter Wojtyna 113-144 home state before it Lew Massey contributed 19 floor, the players were Chicago ture's best previous finish 16 Balesano 107-141-127 IR w ‘l«fl‘=ll- Sanders’ 25-foot beat Rutgers, Oregon and eight games in three matches. Paul Correnti 129-148 knocked off Syracuse and forced to resort to his points and 11 rebounds. mad at m e.” Minnesota was third in 1952, 1958 and Dorn DeDominicus 126-134 6 Irish 123-146 in M s h o t g a v e S t . Villanova to reach the title Besides Simmons, and Pelletier, notorious four-corners They also teamed in a zone The Rebels took their Vancouver 1971. Emiles Roux 137-136 7 Kelley ^ I « 0 4 followed with last Satur­ M ®oaaventure the lead for game with Houston. ’The offense and guard John defense to hold Michigan anger out on Idaho State to Colorado Hollis, a -foot senior the only other former champion in Steve Dyak 136-124 day’s 75-68 upset of top- good with just more than a 6 -6 Cougars finished their Kuester for the final 15 center Phil Hubbard to 14 Sports in brief the men’s rolling was Ed Bujaucius. Roy Andreotta 167-132 HDCP. ^ ranked Michigan. Now the pull away to an easy vic­ Wales Conference minute to play and Glenn forward, scored 17 of his 24 season with a 29-8 record. minutes of the game. points. He was ousted in the first round by Pat Irish 128-127 6 Irish 166-155-154-164 49ers stand between tory, with forward Eddie Norris Division Hagan and Tim Waterman points in the first half and Herald angle Kuester, who finished In the game for third Rocky Lupacchino. Tony Marinelli 112-133 7 Simmons 111-135-128-127 Marquette and its bid to “ 1 think Maxwell can do Owens leading the way T Pts sank key foul shots in the Sanders added 15 to help place, Keith Herron scored Petty pleased with 19 points, handled the more things better than Mpntreal with 24 points. 11 119 last minute to seal the vic- the Bonnies to a 45-42 ad­ 35 points and his brother, Pittsburgh Earl Yost HAMPTON, Ga. (UPI) - Although 13 75 tory. vantage. But Houston used Larry, added 20 to lead Los Ang a full-court press in the se­ Richard Petty obviously was pleased 14 72 “The key shot was that Villanova to a 102-89 Washington cond half to build a 10-point Sports Editor with the $34,050 in cash and awards 76ers join rest 54 thing Sanders took that he triumph over Alabama. McKenzie modest about feat Detroit he won Sunday by taking the Atlanta 9 41 really shouldn’t have 500 stock car race, he had a tough HARTFORD (UPI) Whalers to within three dashing tonight. When 27 shots, recorded his se­ Adams Division taken,’’ Bonnies’ ‘Coach time understanding why. — Whalers’ right wing points of third place In­ they’re jumping like that, cond shutout of the year. in beating Nets T Pts Jim Satilin said of the Petty didn’t have any trouble out­ John McKenzie was dianapolis in the league’s there’s no line better in “When our guys got the Buffalo 6 96 basket that put his team South Windsor stars Top effort $60,000 richer after winning the Tour­ Boston distancing second-place finisher I Eastern Division. New this league. They could score up to six, then seven, NEW YORK (UPI) — The Philadelphia 76ers have 8 94 ahead, 88-87, with 1:03 left. nament Players’ Golf Tournament in modest about his feat. Toronto Once again Paul Correnti at the David Pearson, taking the lead 45 ' England has seven games have had 12 points.” eight and nine, I was just pined the rest of the National Basketball Association in 12 78 “ I suppose since he has gain girls^ division Jack son v ille yesterday by two “I ’ve never scored two Cleveland Holiday Lanes rates a bow for his laps from the checkered flag. But he left and Indianapolis eight. Neale had all three hoping I could hang on and beating up on the New York Nets. such a good touch it was strokes over Mike McCullough. shortbanded goals before handling of the 1977 Men’s and said if Cale Yarborough had not lost Birmingham, in fifth players when he coached get the shutout.” The last time the two Sunday’s Resqlls about the best shot we Capturing honors in the Windsor and she and team­ Hayes’ 289 total was the highest 72- in my entire life. Why, I ’m Women’s Town Duckpin Bowling his brakes, the race might have had a place, is nine points behind the Minnesotta Fighting Altogether, the Whalers teams met, the Nets beat Ron Boone led the Kings Cleveland 5, Atlanta 4 girls’ division of the Silk mate Beth Oberg were also hole winning score on the PGA tour lucky if I score one goal,” Tournaments which came to a different end. New England for the fourth Saints last season before fired 50 shots on goal the 76ers in Philadelphia. with 24 points. Buffalo 6, Washington 2 City Classic basketball named to the all­ this yar. he said. successful end yesterday afternoon. and final playoff spot. the team folded and the against Calgary goalies Suns 126, Trail Blazers Minnesota 2, Detroit 1 Bowling tournament was the South tournament team. Tri- Ski leader But “Johnny P ie,” as he At that point, there was Names of two new ch ^ p io n s will “Everyone was moving trio came to New England. Don McLeod and Gary only one way to go. 106 NY Rangers 5, St. Louis 3 Windsor All-Stars over Tri- Town was led by all­ Complete composure was called when with the be inscribed on the honor roll, Roy AARE, Sweden (UPI) — World Cup out there tonight. We’re “Actually, everybody Brom ley, who relieved Alvan Adams’ 27 points Oiicago 3, Pittsburgh 2 Town (East Catholic), 65- tourney selection Laurie One has to marvel at the com­ NHL Boston Bruins, pulled “We played well enough TRl-TOWN- Paul Bar­ Andreotta and Miki Irish in their champion Ingemar Stenmark of really motivated now,” played well tonight, and we McLeod at 11:55 of the first highlighted the Suns’ Vancouver 4, Colorado 1 39. The tournament is Barry. posure shown by head coaches E^an off a hat-trick as the to win this time,” said ton 210-223-628, Bill Steven­ respective divisions. Sweden took the lead after the first McKenzie said, referring now have an opportunity' period. triumph over the Trail being staged at East In the consolation game, Smith of North Carolina and Digger Whalers blew away the George McGinnis, who NBA son 211-540, Andy Michaud ’lie former caused a few raised run Monday in the World Cup giant The Whalers’ next game Blazers. Paul Westphal Catholic. Phelps of Notre Dame in their NCAA Calgary Cowboys, 9-0, in to the club’s catch Indianapolis,” Neale scored 28 points in thp 111- Eastern Conference 504, Don Dzen 204-528, Stan Manchester walloped eyebrows when he paced the slalom. said. is Thursday night in Hart­ contributed 23 points and South Windsor was led by Rocky Hill, 45-14. All­ Basketball Tournament game last the World Hockey Associa­ third place 104 victory. Atlantic Division Luszczak 551, Ken Margot- qualifying field but his five-game 713 ’The Swede, who Sunday captured ford against the Edmonton Ron Lee 20 to the Phoenix ’Tracy Fidler who pumped week on national teevee. ’That’s one tion before 9,721 fans. drive. “ When we work hard Julius Erving scored 24 W L Pet GB ta 506, Bill Calhoun 512, Ed tournament selection winning tally proved to be no fluke. the overall title, flashed down the 1,- Oilers. victory. Maurice Lucas in 14 points and was named Sharon Maher and Sue reason both are big time - and win­ McKenzie also got five Whaler defensively, our offense points and Caldwell Jones Phila 43 27 .614 — Ciccaglione 506, Howie Andreotta didn’t match his 142.3 000 m eter 61-gate course with a 355 and Bill Walton each had 16 tournament most valuable Roth each had 14 points ning coaches. They were under com­ points, to tie a team record coach really goes,” Neale said. blocked eight shots as the Boston 36 .514 7 Edwards 535, Ray Bessette average but he was just a shade un­ m eter vertical drop in 1:32.88. “I don’t know why it is, but for Portland. player. Laura Callahan had and Cindy Mlllls/10 for plete control and their teams per­ shared by Don Blackburn, Harry 76ers stayed in command NY Knicks32 .457 11 J f - 226-570, Larry Finni der in gaining the finals and then Bruno Noeckler of Italy, starting it happens.” Bullets 135, Spurs 116 nine markers for South Manchester. formed the same way...Knights of Ted Green, John French, Neale said throughout the game. ’The Buffalo 27 .380 16W 527, Wendell Labbe 500, taking out youthful Carl Bujaucius in from the second group, was in second Phil (Hienier scored 25 Columbus honored Fran Mahoney as and Gary Swain. ’The 9-0 his former It was the second Nets were led by Bubbles NY Nets 21 .296 22W Dick F ish er 550, John the seventh and deciding game. place in 1:34.25. straight victory against points and Eivin Hayes had Knight of the Month for his work in win was the biggest margin Minnesota Hawkins, Mike Bantom Central Division Miller 210-559, Vic Plagge Bujaucius is one of a number of top­ Calgary in three nights. 24 as the Bullets broke .'unning 22 annual Irish Sports in the team’s five-year lin e o f and A1 Skinner with 22 W. Qg 244-534. ' i flight young small pinners in May go to jail Calgary now has lost seven their fivo-game losing Manchester. Nights. Tom O’Marra, grand knight, history. The nine goals McKenzie, points each. Houston 43 27 DETROIT (UPI) - Detroit successive games on its 10- streak with their triumph love your M R Miki Irish and Mary Simmons, two made the presentation to Mahoney at were also the most ever in Dave Keon In other games, Seattle Washington 40 30 '.571 3 NITE OWLS- Dot Hills forward -Marvin Barnes is con­ game road trip. The J over the Spurs. ’The win veterans who have held world last week’s program...Jeff Koelch, a home game for the and M ike defeated Milwaukee, 110- S a n A n t 39 31 .557 4 2 3 3-5 1 0 , Ann M a r ie sidering going to jail immediately overall record is 4-27-5. 107, Denver topped moved the Bullets into se­ duckpin marks at various times, vacationing in Florida watching Whalers. Antonovich Cleveland 37 32 CM Gamache 192, Ruth ^TH QUWJlY iU A FFO tojT? after the Pistons’ regular season and “It’s devastating to be on cond place in the Central made it to the finals and a new spring training, has been named se­ The win pushed the McK e n z ie was “really Atlanta 28 43 Johnston 189-483, Priscilla YOU'LL THINK cond vice president of the Hartford skipping the National Basketball a losing streak,” Neale Division, three games Cushman 455, Carol A champ was crowned when the former New Twilight Baseball League with Jack Association playoffs, according to said, referring to the poor behind Houston. George prevented the latter from winning Orleans 27 42 Ml isu Doughney 479, Linda the Detroit Free Press. performance of the Gervin led San Antonio (UPI Photo) tavx Massaro 500, Sandy Spear Because we're specialists, we can do ae much back-to-back honors. Repass of Manchester publicity I IS your budget allows, in the shortest lime, The 6-foot-9 Barnes was sentenced BILL FPEEHAN IS THE E with 26 points. Weslern Conference director. Both men have worked for Whalers earlier in the 459, Carolyn Morrison 469, I with a baked-on Nnish that will ghra you that best fielping catcher Detroit, 133-104, Boston Two of Jo Jo White's 41 points Midwest Division years with the league...New England to a year in jail by a Rhode Island season. ‘I know what Joe IN petroit's history. Cavs 115, Braves 108 Maripn Smith 452. new car fteling again. Outdoor drills halted beat Kansas City, 118-110, W L Pet Patriots report tickets are available judge for parole violation, stemming Crozier (Calgary coach) is WHO HOLPS THE RECOW Austin Carr scored 22 Kings’ Ron Boone leaps in vain at Boston CrB Snow last weekend has put a crimp Phoenix defeated Denver 44 27 .620 for most home games in NFL play from a concealed weapons conviction NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Robbie going through.” FOR THE POPGERS ? points and five other ~ Y - Tony Marinelli 152- on outdoor basebail practice for area Portland, 126-106, Detroit 40 31 .563 next season...U.S. Olympic boxing at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport in Moore, an All New England soccer Cap Raeder, who stopped A. JOE FERGUSON players were in double 1 136-422, Rocco Lupacchino V ^ FREE BODY ESTIMATES schoolboys. With more snow B. JOHN ROSEBOPO Washington topped San An­ Kan City 37 33 .5^ Gold Medalists Leon Spinks of St. October. y player from Bowden College, has figures in the Cavs’ well- O’* 154-416, Joe Twaronite 381, predicted tomorrow, squads will ^C. ROY CAMPANELLA tonio, 135-116, Geveland Perreault sets pace ' Dents - rust - collision work experil'/ Louis and Howard Davis of New Sweep series balanced attack. ’The Cavs Chicago 36 35 .507 return to indoor drills...Jimm y Con­ Moore s^'^t^^ed to play with the beat Buffalo, 115-108, and Ding F a rr, 143-365, Pete done For about the price others charge to York scored easy knockout wins in Good trip Connecticut Bicentennials in their SANTO DOMINGO, broke up a close game in Indiana 31 40 .437 13 Aceto 155-369, Mike Pagani f spot-pamt two maior panels, MAACO can nors trimmed John Alexander SOf-jaMSUfc Los Angeles beat New NEW YORK (U PI)-A ll Houston Aeros tallied six Milwaukee 25 48 .342 20 nationally televised bouts yesterday. STORRS (UPI) — The University Selected P'^^-season exhibition season in Por­ Dominican Republic (UPI) the third period when they 366, Art Johnson 372, Pete repaint your entire automobile 'ybsterday in straight sets, 7-6,6-2 to Orleans, 100-95. will be forgiven Gil goals in the third period for Pacific Division of Connecticut baseball team has tugal. — Right-handers Rick outscored the Braves, 35- Brazitis 137-369, John win the Lools Tennis Classic and Lively balls SuperSonics 110, Bucks Perreault if he can lead the an 8-3 romp over the In- Los Ang. returned home from a successful The 21-year-old forward was the Rhoden and Burt Hooton 20. Adrian Dantley scored Rieder 136-360, Bernie ------OVER 7,000 COLOR CHOICES $30,000...Briarc€ottfried downed Bob 107 Buffalo Sabres’ late battle danapolis Racers ... Andre Portland 3 Baseballs are being manufactured by southern trip. only player selected by the North combined on a five-hit 37 for the Braves. Casey 136-359, Ken,Seaton Exterior only S10 00 charge (or color change Lutz, 6-1,6-2, in jthe Volvo Classic in CATILUIO Slick Watts, held for first place in the Lacroix registered a goal a different company this season and American Soccer League team, shutout to lead the Los ANNOtMCIt Lakers 100, Jazz 95 Gold St 4V4 149-353, Bert Davis 352, Washington while Chris Evert got The Huskies have compiled an 8-2 scoreless the first three National Hockey League’s PARTICIPATING DEALERS ONLY manager Don Zimmer of the Boston record, led by the hitting of which held a tryout Sunday at Yale’s Angeles Dodgers to a 4-6 “R ii Sunrtci Canter Rookie forward Tom Seattle 8W Adolph Kuszaj 352, Art past Martina Navratilova, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 quarters, scored nine Adams Division. PAINT SERVICES AVAILABLE R ^ Sox is convinced they take off Cox Cage. Eighty soccer hopefuls victory over the New York FRONT END Abernethy came through Phoenix .400 16 Cabral 140, Frank Blank in Philadelphia ... Tom Fleming of sophomore outfielder Randy points in the final period, Perreault scored two Iwe golf balls when hit. The Red Sox showed up. Mets Sunday. ALIGNMENT with eight points in the Sunday’s Reaulla 163-156-437, Ed Burbank (»NGHESSIONAL AMBASSADOR PRESIDENTIAL the New York A.C. copped the LaVigne at .464; senior catcher Matt had several assists and a goals Sunday when the Pro hockey have hit 18 homers in 11 games. Um­ The Dodgers thus swept fourth quarter to help Los Boston 118, Kansas City 143-387, Gene Tirinzonie National AAU Marathon in Albany in Hukill, at .423 and junior outfielder key steal to spark the Sabres defeated the $ $ $ pire Nestor Chylak reports the new Angeles win despite a 46- 69.95 99.95 129.95 1:34.9. John Vitale of Rocky Hill was Russ Laribee, with a .415 batting the two-game series DO 138-364, Nonny Zazzaro 368, balls are “20 to 25 per cent livelier * 7.99 Sonics’ victory over the Washington Capitals, 6-2, the MAACO SUPREME . . . S189.9S average. against the Mets in the AIR CONDmoWNO t point effort by Pete Philadelphia 111, NY Nets Lee Prior 136-374, Bill second in 1:36.11...Ron Lyle Bucks. Fred Brown led the and took a two-point lead and three assists and Ernie OWNER OPERATED than last years.” Rawlings has taken Dominican Republic. TORSION MR m o IXTRA Maravich of the Jazz. Adamy 136-355, Jazz Fuller S h o p h o u n i Mon. dim FrI. Sam-tpm decisioned Joe Bugner in 12 rounds in Sonics with 23 points, while over the idle Boston Wakely turned aside 25 Salutdayo— lOam-Zpm over from Spaulding in suppiying the Saturday night, Los Cal to A^g n ttwiH Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led Denver 133, Detroit 104 152-368, Russ Deveau 135. Las Vegas yesterday...Mark Hayes is Sent out Bob Dandridge led the Bruins. shots as the San Diego basebails. Angeles won the opener Los Angeles with 29 points Seattle 110, Milwaukee 107 WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - MARCH SAVINGS Bucks with 27. In other games, Mariners snapped a 14- here, 5-3, in 12 innings. 371 MAIN IT. and Cazzie Russell added Phoenix 126, Portland 106 ~ Carolyn Wilson Cleveland shaded Atlanta, game winless string with a MANCHESTER ■ Trim roster- The Boston Red Sox today will assign THAT WILL M AKE Nuggets 133, Pistons 104 20. Cleveland 115, Buffalo 108 183-154, Marie Ludlow 177- six young players to Pawtucket of the 5-4, the New York Rangers 6-1 win over the Phoenix YOUR CAR SMILEI David ’Thompson scored Washington 135, San A n - 1®5-533, Cathy Wynn 195- 291 Mams St 647-9928 Roadrunners. MIAMI (UPI) — ’The Baltimore Parrott, Sammy Stewart and Bill International League. ?Ir*«tonc DELUXE CNMIPIOII 29 points as the Nuggets defeated St. Louis, 5-3, tonio 116 513, Ceil Ray 194, Maureen Take 1-86 to Exit 93 Cut by manager Don Zimmer were Chicago beat Pittsburgh, 3- 7/10 mile South of Caldor’s Orioles Sunday sent 10 players, in­ Van Bommel and lefthanders Myrl’ DOUBLE BELTED WHITEWALLS took a four-game lead in Nothing broken Los Angeles 100, New 181-456, Joyce Tyler COAST TO COAST cluding six pitchers, to their minor pitchers Gerry Spencer, Allen the Midwest Division with 2 , Minnesota topped Smith and Eari Stephenson were sent SIZE PRICE F.E.T. RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) Orleans 95 173, Grayce Shea 180. league camp. . . Ripley, Jim Vofk, Jim Wright, Detroit, 2-1,, and Van­ to the Orioles’ Biscayne College com­ A 78x 13 29.00 1.73 C(MT^jiyraphic... their victory over the — North Carolina guard catcher Bo Diaz and shortshop Eddie Righthanders Dave Ford, Mike plex for reassignment. C78x 14 31.50 2.01 second-place Pistons. Dan Phil Ford had his banged couver whipped Colorado, Ford. 4-1. E 7 8 x 14 31.50 2.26 Issel had 26 points and 13 up right elbow examined WHA F 7 8 x 14 36.50 2.42 Talented Professionals rebounds for the Nuggets, by team physicians and a G 78x 14 Ulf Nilsson’s goal 35 The World’s *i 36.50 2.58 while M.L. Carr had 29 trainer Sunday, was told H78x 14 41.50 2.80 Share In Our Growth. points for Detroit. seconds into overtime gave CARTER “nothing is broken." G 78x 15 2.65 Individuality stripped 36.50 Slewljf growth I. ■ way of life at Compugraphie. For Celtics 118, Kings 110 the Winnipeg Jets a 4-3 Ford, who sat out most heavy-duty shock H78x 15 41.50 2.88 example In 1970 we had 988 employee, and $16 Jo Jo White’s 41 points decision over the Bir­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The can t speak for the rest of the team, L78X15 3.12 of Tar Heels’ NCAA Del Unser also hit two-run homers to 41.50 mlUlon In aalea. In 1976 our aalea exceeded 695 paced the Celtics’ victory mingham Bulls ... Goalie St. Louis Cardinals’ new but look around you. ’The guys are Eastern Regional victory spark the Montreal Expos to an 8-6 ndlllon and we eihployed 2,300 people. No wonder over the Kings. John over Kentucky, said the Ron Grahame set a WHA Monro-Matic‘ TRUCK just standing still. ’The reason is DANKEL’S SOUTH WINDSOR TIRE, INC. manager, Vem Rapp, issued a win over the Houston Astros ... Buck Compugraphie Corporation la the faateat growing record by winning his 12th <281 JOHN FITC6 BLVI. SOUTH WINDSOR Havlicek had 19 points and doctors told him, “Don’t they’re afraid to move. eomputerlied phototypeaettlng equipment manufae- “no beards or facial hair’’ Martinez had three hits, including a 10 assists for the Celtics. use it — lay off it.” game in a row as the “Look at those guys over there,” two-run homer, to lead the Kansas MV-6MT turer In the world. for just directive and A1 Hrabosky, one Hrabosky said, pointing to the Reds. City Royals to a 9-7 triumph over the Plus $4 installation charge CARAVAN of the National League’s top “They’re having fun. ’^ a t ’s because Toronto Blue Jays. Senior Electrical Engineer relief pitcher, has decided the Jeff Burroughs, hitting safely in his Circuit Design ruie strips him of his in­ 10th straight game, drove in a run AIR ADJUSTABLE We n e^ an Individual who’, capable of innovative dividuality and his “Mad Spring training with a double to spark a three-run concept dealgn. You should have 3-10 year, original Sove SAVINGS BANK Hungarian” image. first inning that helped the Atlanta SHOCK ABSORBERS dca gn experience In power aupplie, and motor con- Braves defeat the Texas Rangers, 5- Hrabosky became the first Car­ irola. Specific power aupply knowledge should In- up to LIFE INSURANCE they win. But our club has yet to 3. Monro-Matic is the best dinal player to challenge the rule l^l'‘'*wilh'” D r n r "su lx o r* and famlllari- develop a winning attitude.” National League Cy Young Award- selling heavy-duty Sunday when he threatened to file a SPECIAL BUY-OUT SALEI IppMcaUon. ' - " “He s a l e Catcher Ted Simmons disagreed The Savings Bank of Manchester grievance with the Major League winner Randy Jones, who underwent shock in the world. It By Special Arrangement with Chevrolet Motor Division that Rapp’s new discipline isun- Players Association. arm surgery after last season, went In the area of motor control you' must hr Life Insurance Dept adjusts automatically for popular with the Cardinals’ players we have purchased 7 Trailer Loads of Brand New "1 haven’t made a decision about a five innings for the first time this experienced with high current atepplng moloel m any load or road. Enjoy a but Mid Hrabosky would be within spring, giving up three runs in the 923 M ain Street grievance,” Hrabosky said, “but I ’m ullllring ramping leehnlques, pin. Servo and T c Chevy Trucks. Stop In and Qet Our Deal 11 his rights in filing a grievance. smooth, stable ride and very, very close. The manager told San Diego Padre 9-7 loss to the motor. Additional knowledge of digital logic and on Manchester, C t 06040 “ It wouldn’t be undermining the- photo flash rirruils is drsirrable. * improved handling. me that I’m a better ball player Cleveland Indians ... Outfielder ^ b manager’s authority,” Simmons because I made the sacrifice. Well, Gorinski hit a three-run homer and with Kit While they last. said. '"The fact is he doesn’t have 1 would like more information onthekindiofpoliciea I've checked below what about anyone else? What had a run-scoring triple Sunday to FREE RUSTPROOFINO WITH EVERY STOCK TRUCK SOLD that authority. In terms of lead the Minnesota ’Twins to a 10-7 resume including salary requirements to Clem sacrifices did they make.” liie ** G Insurance for Head Q Children's Insurance. A $119 Value regulations against moustaches and victory over the Boston Red Sox. Give your car a of Household. Datediof Birth______Hrabosky launched his latest Date of Birth hair, all a player has to do is file a criticism s of Rapp’s policies after an The Pittsburgh Pirates Sunday grievance. ...” said relief pitcher Dave Giusti had O Insurance for Wife. Q Term Insurance hour-long meeting between the Car­ within, exeellent p i ^ t s K L * ’ S '? ” ” '*”" insnnmce Date of Birth______In exhibition games Sunday, right- I *'A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK" dinals and Cincinnati Reds players given them permission to trade his ¥MONROEl handed pitchers Rick Rhoden and contract to the Oakland A’s. Because and Marvin Miller, executive direc­ 130 C«nt«r St., Manchaiter V MR MRS MISS. Burt Hooton combined on a five-hit Giusti, 37, is a 10-year veteran who BROW N'S TIRE SHOP . tor of the players association, who 6 4 3 -1 5 5 1 shutout to lead the Los Angeles maybe was making Ms annual tour of the has been with the same team for at % £| corripugraphic * ADDRESS______333 Main St., Manchester 444.3444 Dodgers to a 4-0 victory over the New leapt five years, he had to give his HOURS: J i m BO Industrial Way ■ ¥ spring training camps. > CITY York Mets in the Dominican consent to the trade. He was part of a Mondiy-Friday 8-6 i IID HI L Wilniniton. MA OIBB? STATE. . ZIP. “You ask me how my attitude is?” 8.turd.y8-5 ^NAPA^ (6t 7)B44.69SS. Republic. Dodgers’ Manny Mote hit a nine-player trade negotiated last even more. ^ HOME PHONE. Hrabosky said. “It’s atrocious. 1 Sunday 8 • 2 •‘•a* Bscktiws BUSINESS PHONE. .pON'S AMERICAN ORIER two-run hom er... Wayne Garrett and Wednesday by the Pirates and A’s. _^s_ggatj Op|>ortMH, ¥ 128 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 643-5575 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 Open Evenings 'til 9 — Thursdays 'til 6 — Saturdays 'Ml S PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., March 21. 1W7

H i p Wm M H ip WantMf 13 HIpWntMl 13 H ip W»nt9d Ruafnass Opportunity 14 SERVICE STATION atten- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 21, 1977— PAGE ELEVEN MACHINIST FIRST CLASS - dent and auto mechanic with RIWIATI Oim HOUM Home* For Sale 23 Sole some experience. Apply in Working foreman. Hornet For 23 Homee For Sole 33 Artlelee for Sole Experimental and short runs, n 41 Wanted to Buy 49 Apartments F i Rant S3 person only. Clarke Motor WANT SPENDING MONEY? U|ht, 1------sales, Route 6, Bolton. Bridgeports, lathes, grinders, tnuliMM nptaddUai (h« n car) VERNON - This lovely three COMPLETE REAR END She K e ra th boring-mill, do-all, etc. You local itonai tic., atlft tka bbliaal M room Colonial sits on a OLDER BUREAUS, Dressers ELLINGTON - TICK TOCK JSational Weather Forecast For SO series Chevy truck, INSPECTOR WANTED - For East Hartford may nave a job-shop foreman, name In food lamdxj. It jrtar old large nicely landscaped treed single speed, 3100 or best - Rockers, tables, chairs, TOWER - Immediate oc­ product a lioataliold word. It coa- MMCHESm lot. 1 1/2 baths, flreplaced KEITH desks, and antiques. Phone test stamping foils in Hartford toolmaker, model maker, offer. 1/4’ ’ steel tool chest, ap­ cupancy. A new one bedroom CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Bumed many tlnitt dally by tka family room. Priced to sell at 643-9112. factory. Call 522-1184 for in­ I experimental machinist. Must tbouatnda In tkla araa aad aa|oya proximately 2’x 3’x5’, water Townhouse community within terview. On busline. Company have experience estimating lllcUme rapaat batlatat. 343,500. B/W Realty, 647-1419. r u l e s t a h right, plus lockable $125. walking disUnce of stores, BOYS AND GIRLS * * M n t -O M - WANTED, SET of Golf clubs - parking lot. Company paid and laying out jobs from M N W M b llp J38j900 buys this 6 room 1% Router, power door plane, and banks and churches. Features blueprints, carrying out work Curlonally ttakan not rnaaldartd. ELLINGTON - Near South 172 E. Canter 81. Men s, in good condition. benefits include: Life In­ Mth Colonial. Family sized circular saw, 330 each, $75 all. include private entrances, surance, Hospitalisation, from start to finish. Machine Intervlcwi irtniad oaly to taricat Windsor. Eight room Colonial. \ Reasonable. Call 646-3036. balcony overlooking cathedral PHONE 643-2711 appUcanla aolunlttlai proof (at kitchen, dining room, Used, but clean 8" channel Surgical and Major Medical, assembly experience helpful. lima of reapondloi) of U N O Four bedrooms, one full, 2 ^ “We Make iron 12’ lengths - new 33.50 per ceilinged living roonq, wall-to- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Profit sharing and Retire­ Research Instrument, 528- Invcalmant now In bank, yatr car, hardwood floors, living half baths. Formal dining, wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, W E N E E D Y O U l HOUSE CALLS” wanuuiaMQ^ foot, will sell 31.50 a foot. KEEP SMILING ment. 9625. lima availability, dofrtt ol foom with fireplace, in an eat-in kitchen, fireplace, cen­ Realistic TRC, 24C, 23 range, refrigerator, garbage aerlouaneu, and paoao numbar. area of fine homes. tral air, rec room. 340’s. 87^ KEEP HAPPY djsposal, pantry unit, air con­ Carrltrs nM dtd In the following aroas: Jlrllajoijjcar^ofttlytpw 2690. channel Mobil CB Radio, 375 INDEX Help Wnnted 13 TRACTOR TRAILER OPENING FOR AMBITIOUS * $48,900. 64 2 040-4120 lO SM IM itS or best offer. CSll 649-8473, ditioning, m aster TV antenna, d r iv e r , ^perlenced and person with sales ability to abundant closets, 24-bour NOTICSS ADVERTISING ‘^Burnaldo Avonaa, High School,] 8t. Family- New kitchen 040-1022 leave message. dependable for local and out work outside in fast growing SMALL ENGINE Service VERNON - Attractive Ranch ******•••••••••••••••#•••• superintendent service, laun­ 1 — L oM w id Found EXPERIENCED Corporation expanding dealer counters, cabinets and 2 — PMMXIoIo / RATES of state deliveries. Job in­ Mar/a Camatary araa. J lawn treatment profession. on wooded lot. Three □ RENTALS dry and storage facilities in CONCRETE Man to set and floors are part of this Building Supplies 42 3 — Announcomonto strip forms, 875-1103 after 6. volves heavy lifting. Must be Job combines lawn treatment network. No experience bedrooms, lovely family barement, no pets. For ap­ 4 — Entortainment 1 day word par day Burnalda Avanua - Ball Court araa. with sales generation work. necessary. Complete training freshly remodeled two room. Must be seen. Mid 340s. 3daya ...10« word par day bondable and have a record of HEBRON - Two bedroom Con- NATURAL STONE for pointment please call 87^9876, 5 — Auctiont BABYSITTER WANTED, at least five years with last Good salary plus commission. program. 3500. investment family. All generous s l ^ B/W Really, 647-1419. Rooms tor Rant 52 Monday through FViday 8 to 5. 6 days — 9( word par day Burnalda Avanua - Dalmont, Bldwall. required to start your own donimium - Living room, retaining walls, veneers, FINANCIAL 26 dayi — 6< word par day Bentley school area, 7:30 employer. Telephone Mr. Hill, Call 646-60M for interview ap­ rooms. Convenient resldoi-' dining room, kitchen, all patios, etc. Pick up by the Equal Housing Opportunity. 8 — Bondt'SlocKs-Mongigoi Varnon Road araa. business, Ideal for retired or MANCHESTER - Concrete FURNISHED ROOM for rent, IS word! $2.00 minimum a.m.-5:30 p.m. Please call, 64841644. pointment. tial location. Your present appliances, 1 1/2 baths, full pound or delivery by the ton. 9 — Portontl Looni Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch part time. Details on request. ^ 4 0 inground pool. Custom ” community kitchen and bath. 10 — Insuranco 646-7724. home considered in trade. / Bolton Notch Stone ^ a r r y , ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE •^Walnut, Qraanlawn, Concord Straat Mrr. Barker. ESCA Field built four bedroom Ranch. basement. End unit. 325,500. U*1 W | A I3 « 1 3 O I0 C A lt G All utilities included. Security TOEPHOIE SOUOTORS McDonald Real Estate, days 649-3163. GARDENS of Strawberry EMPLOVMENT araa. Training Division Box 619, ★ $38,000. 64 Family, room.------Fireplace.irepl, Dou­ and references. On bus line FULL CHARGE Bookkeeper - 643-6371, evenings and Sun­ *******•••••••••••••••$$•• Road. A new suburban one — Help Wanlad i M T h M FMTIm Wading River, New York. Duplex. A wise man will hieble garagegarai that is heated. Ap- For [wriod ending 7 a.m. Tuesday, March 22. Monday night and near stores. Call 644-0383. — Busineaa Opporlunittat Manchester area. A perma­ days 228-9705, or 228-9081. Dogs-BIrds-Pals 43 bedroom apartment com­ — Situallon Wanlad nent position is opened im­ IW H h • v o I m like yeurt, Call Dave at 11792. profit to look at this equity proxlma tely acre lo t.. Only will find rain in the Pacific Northwest, while snow is munity nestled in the country you ahould be In EARN . , X). " • - - mediately, for a congenial builder. Generous size 351,900. Pasek Realtors, expected in the northern Rockies and the lower Lakes DOG-CAT BOARDING FEMALE COLLEGE Student hills in historic Ellington. In EDUCATION , Mephone emfcl OM out 7475. BEUUCSHIRES - Savoy year 'referred. Five blocks from - Privaia Inatructiona person, with bookkeeping rooms throughout. Ideal changing to rain in most of the Northeast. Clear to partly bathing/grooming. Complete addition to it's unique, lo t the dull, ledleue Job GOOD round recreation area. Three lain St. 647-1250 after 5 p.m. - Schooit'Ciaasaa experience. Good salary and 6 4 9 - 0 8 7 2 Situation Wonted 15 for professional use. ' cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approximate modern facilities. Canine refreshing architectural ~ Inaiructiona Wanlad ypuYe In, and beeonM a VERNON - For sale by owner. bedroom mobile home, on benefits. Employer pays fee. SPENDING three acres, drilled well, sep­ maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 45 (61) Holiday In n e,-200 Sheldon design and beautiful Call ^ rb a r a IWtchell, Hob­ Telephone Sollollorl WILL DO Light bookkeeping A Ntw 8-0 Duplax Attractive Split Three ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly landscaping, it features REAL ESTATE I Tha work la lively and featuring 1% baths, coun­ tic. 317,000. Call 643-5009. Boston 33 ( 39), CJiicago 29 (41), Cleveland 30 (40), Dallas 39 Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 23 - Homas for Sala son Associates, 621-3651. (IIU S AQINT MONEY and office work in my home, Bedrooms, new wall-to-wall ******•••••#•••••••••#$••• rooms. Single 359,95, $64.95, private entrances, private 24 - Lota-Land for Sala I preteealonel. You gat to REAL ESTATE SALES - WANTIO try kitchen, queen size (62), Denver 25 (63), Duluth 11 (32), Houston 44 (7i), double 369.95, $74.95 plus tax. 25 Monday thru Friday. Call carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, Uvastoek 44 patio area with sliding glass - Invasiment Proparty talk to Mieh nic* p«opl«, Licensed sales person for Wa naf a d n lc lua H twaiia la Ml Ml bedrooms, oak floors, hot finished rec room, built in LOVELY aluminum sided Jacksonville 60 ( 78), Kansas City 29 (5) Little Rock 37 (59), Phone in room. Call 646-2300. 26 - Businaai Proparty RUBBERMAID PARTIES mew and existing home sales. aulBin caMan ml m ailatiiaa tm al BOYS & after 9:00 a.m. for any infor­ Cape with flreplaced living doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, 27 - Raaort Property I and youll lova lha payi water baseboard heat. appliances. Approximately on Los Angeles 52 (68), Miami 76 (87), Minneapolis21 (37) New need demonstrators part time Excellent commission. Apply afHrtgiai laadaWn/WiiMn |Hti. H wa mation, 6464315. room, wall-to-wall carpet, 3 BIG BEAUTIFUL Chestnut range, refrigerator, garbage 26 - Real Estate Wanted I Call Mr. BuUar at hail a mat kntarii al Ml« Mean w aiib M one acre lot. Quiet childsafe Orleans 52 (66), New York 36 (41), Phoenix 58 (86), San VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ or full time. No collecting! No N 1 8 . in confidence, Mr. Doremus, GIRLS Quality construction bedrooms, tool' shell ' ea aand Pony - 3125. Metal, red pony disposal, master TV antenna, ADVERTISING packing! No deUvering! Top la|la a Mraar la Mias, yaa caa baaafit fraa neighborhood. 337,900. 875- nished room on busline ideal MtSC. SERVICES R&D Realty, 6464968. aaa al du wail bcnbia aa^alaa ilnc- throughout. Owner finan­ more. Asking 339,900. Zinsser Francisco 47 ( 65), Seattle 42 (51), St. Louis 31 (48) cart 390. Pony harness $40. traverse rods, laundry and 31 - Services Offered commissions. Call Linda, 5 ^ 5 Evening* A Week 7859, no agents please. Washington 38 ( 49). for working person. storage facilities in basement, 32 DEADLINE b lar MBby. Mai aa aaaf b aa b- cing available. Present Agency, 646-1511. Call 455-9373, or 455-9918. - Painlmg-Papanng 5712. fiaifail aha aaa faal flraclly aitt 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. References and security 33 - Buildmg-Contractmg CRAFTSMAN DESIGNER - home considered in trade. air conditioning, total elec­ 34 - Roofing-Siding 12:00 noon tha day bafora haibaMM aha BM calaafan aaf ipadalty □ EDUCATION VERNON - Immaculate 7- ********•*•••••••••••$$#•• required. Call 6464)505. tric, no pets. Ranch and FULL TIME Janitor needed, Electro mechanical. ifaws ta wawala Uair hasbatl Thb b aa 359,900. OWNER MUST SELL Two 35 - Healmg-Plumbing publication. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Call room Cape. Three bedrooms, Garden Products 47 Duplex style apartments 36 - Flooring experienced preferred. Six Experienced, part time. aacalaal apaartaaih laa aaa ta aMadata first floor family room with family, 4-4. Investment 37 Daadllna for Saturday and Bookkeeper - Full time posi­ imnUI abh lha thaa. k Mayhy Ca, a A Blilldar Has Lots ***••••••••••••••••••••••• #••••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Rentals starting at - Moving-Trucking-Sloraga Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. nights a week, midnight to 8 Research Instrument, 528- Privete Instructions 13 fireplace, garage and more. property, income producing. Apartments For Rent 53 38 - Services Wanted tion. Mature person wishing to pbaHa b lha adaartbbi SaM - ihn IIU 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Available in Manchester, Bulnees Property 26 FOR SALE Horse Hay by the $175. per month. For appoint­ a.m. Contact manager, 9625. Taw bbiatiaa aaf plaaabi al fataraiaa yaw Asking low W ’s. Blanchard It Assumble 7 1/2% mortgage. Homas F i Bala 23 return to the business world. iraalh aaf laccaia abh aal aitabWaf caaa Bolton, Glastonbury areas. Mie. At the farm. 364 Bidwell ment call 875-9876, Monday MISC. FOR SALE Small office, parking, Parkade Lanes.No phone GUITAR, BANJO Teacher - Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. 344,900. M3-9601.______WE HAVE customers waiting 40 ~ Household Goods calls. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL paw. Yaw accaants Kt pratactef laf rweil Will build to your plans or M«iciwtt$r 1 VicWt)i Street, Manchester. thru Friday, 8 to 5. PLEASE READ experienced necessary. Call arfara waha auaay far yaa Wrila lab MoIm - Socializing in Folk, Popular, BOLTON - 3 bedroom for the rental of your apart­ 41 Articles lor Sale Tech, Lead-wire man type, eltc ficralii ours. Present homes taken HEBRON - Three or Four 42 - Building Supplies 289-2711, ask for O ffice da. Uahal^ Maiw. Tha Ihat t. Mwyliy Bluegrass, Vocal Accompani­ EAST HARTFORD - New' lUmbling Cape. Charming ment or home. J.D. Real YDUR AD PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The part time. Research Instru- Ca, bad Oah. baallS«. in trade. bedroom Dutch Cape - COMINERCIAL A TWO BEDROOM Duplex 43 - Pels -Birds- Dogs Manager. ment. Let music be the cure Listing. Immaciuate Five firepiacM dining room, knotty Estate Associates, Inc. W apartmenU - Within waUting 44 Livaslock Air Force recently announced ment, 528-9625. 1 1 Breezeway, two car garage, 5 Antiques CtusKIfld ads are taken over for your Spring Fever. Free Room Ranch, on child-safe INDUSTRIAL pine den, living room with distance to downtown 45 - Boats & Accessories new openings for Individuals loan instrument. Children 7 f b iio iw it y acres. 357,900. McDonald Real fireplace. Also, unfinished 46 ~ Sporting Goods the phone as a convenience. MAN FOR HEAVY work in VEHICLE MECHANIC - No STENOGRAPHER - No dead end street. Full base­ Manchester. $210 monthly, in­ - Garden Products with prior military service. If on. Reasonable rates. 646- Estate, days 643-6371, family room. Call Arthur or WANTED Antique furniture, The Herald Is responsible lor fertilizer plant - Job envolves experience required. Current experience required. Current ment, rec room with bar. 8x21 FOR SALE cludes: Heat, hot water - Antiques only one Incorrect Insertion and bagging, handling and staking you have been out for less CONSTRUCTION - No 6557. B6W-5200 evenings and Sundays 228- Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or - Wanted to Buy than 5 years and are looking training openings. Good training openings. Good ^closed porch, stockade 9705, or 228-9081. W 126,000 sq. ft. Industrial appliances, and parking. Call then only to the size ol the fertilizer bags. Phone Mr. experience required. Current MLS, fence. 15x30 above ground Watson Beach Co., other antique items. R. original Insertion. Errors vrhich for " A Great Way of Life , salary, paid training. Enlist­ salary, paid training. Enlist­ Complex, city utilities. RENTALS Hill, 643-0644. training openings. Good TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS In­ .pool. Homeis in excellent con­ Manchester Office, 647-9139. Harrison, 643-8709. IP 52 - Rooms for Rant do not lessen the value ol the contact the Air Force im­ ment required. Ages 17-35. ment required. Ages 17-35. salary, paid training. Enlist­ KEENEY STOEET Vicinity - * 16,000 sq. ft. newer In­ dividual or group. Day or dition throughout. 337,900. Equal Housing Opportunity. M ANCHESTER - T h ree 53 - Apartments for Rent advertisement will not be cor­ mediately. Call 646-7440. Call U.S. Army at M3-9462. Call U.S. Army at 643-94^. ment required. Ages 17-35. Well kept three bedroom dustrial Building, one ••••••••••••••#•••••••$#•• WANTED - Old toys, post 54 - Homes lor Rent rected by an additional Inser­ night. At very reasonable Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, Bedroom Duplex. Parking. Call U.S. Army at 64^9462. Cape. Aluminum siding, 55 > Business for Rent tion. rates. Private court. Call 646- MANCHESTER - 64 Duplex. 646-2098 days, 646-5175 acre, city utilities. Lote-Lend for Sala 24 cards, steins, stringed in­ JLeQKING!! Large yard. Private cellar. 56 - Raaort Property lor Rent 2183, anytime. Modern bathroom and aluminum storms. Fireplace. * 4,000 sq. ft. newer struments, paintings, fur­ y a offer the largest variety of 57 - Wanted io Rent evenings and weekends. K attrafctive aparltpents and Three rooms first floor, three WE HAVE IMMEDIATE kitchen. 2 car garage. Large Two car garage. Finished rec building, plus Cape Cod ONE, TWO, St- Three acre niture, clocks, advertising © ^wnhouses m Manchester, - Misc. for Rent room. Newly decorated rooms second floor. $225 openings for two mechanical­ REMEDIAL READING and lot. Anxious to sell. r-235-18M. home, one acre, has building lots - 38,500 and up. items, outright purchase, con­ JSa Rental office open daily 9-5 IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT CARRIERS NEEDED kitchen. Utility shed. 338,900 @ weekends. 11-3. ^ § monthly. 649-2871. AUTOMOTIVE ly inclined persons to service math; individualized work 5254031. IFNI used car license. All approved and ready to go. signments. 644-i962. - Auloa for Sala Lost and Found 1 To Deliver The Manchester Evening our product in the field. If D orrsaL T om by owner. 646-1845. McDonald Real ^tate, days - Trucks lor Sale NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY program, (lst4th grade) by * 328x218 ft. Business Lot, I DAM3T0 I THREE ROOM Apartment - ' Heavy Equipment for Sale Looking lor menegement train***, •*■** rep*., In- Heraid in East Hartford, in the foiiowing you're not now earning 3150 Master’s degree teacher. 566- MANCHESTER - Swimming, HOMIMMIMTI.. 643-6371, evenings and Sun­ WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, With heat, hot water, stove, - Motorcycles-Bicyclaa LOST - Since Saturday mor­ weekly we want to talk to you. COUNTRY CHARM - Drive a with 3,000 sq. ft. areas: ” 8075. tennis, basketball and more WrUMITIT. days 228-9705, or 228-9061. Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ refrigerator, wall to wall - Campars-Trailera-Mobile ning. Orange and white Tiger •lallerM Greet opportunity lor thoe* with ambition and Call 8724515. can be yours along with this few miles farther, and enjoy building, and Colonial ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, I ENTQIPRISES | Homes cat. Vicinity ol Middle Tiun- deeir* to earn $179 p i week and up. Company Oxford Dr., Handel Rd., nw ci)HkfTrt*liMlmN small town living Beautiful home. ® 648-1021 ® carpet. $185. Centrally - Automotive Service beautiful Six Room Con­ M *-4 1 4 4 Jugs, Crocks, Almost located. Adults only. No pets. - Autos for Rant-Lease )ike, .Summit and Delmont tralning-benant*. Rapid growth tinea govemmente $10 STRONG JUNIOR HIGH Boy dominium. Three bedrooms, 2 six room Ranch. lx>uble gar­ W 10 Room House, one Anything Old. 646-2690. Maple St., Washington Ave., Real Estate Wanlad 25 Security deposit. Call 646-7680. Jtreets. Possibly hurt. Call million etudy on Hr*. For Intorvlaw call 10 a.m. to 8 Needed. Must be rugged, □ REAL ESTATE i/2 baths. Reasonably pric^ age, fireplace. Approximately acre, B-1 zoned, near 648-8349, and leave message, p.m., aak lor partonnal. Evans Ave. reliable, and responsible. Call at^338,900. B/W Realty, 647- acre treM lot, on a deadend Manchester Community ALL CASH for your property 4ulot For Sale or 649-1846, after 5 p.m. 6464176, between M , CX3VENTRY - 40 acre Egg street. VA - No Money Down. Ck)llege. Autos For Sale 51 Autos For Sal* Reward. Pasek Realtor, 280-74TC. within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ CALL 647-9946 Homes For Sslo 23 Farm, with three story barn. * 7.5 acres Industrial □ NOTICES MANCHESTER - On Glaston­ Butler-type building. Power tape, instant service. Hayes LOST - Male Collie Shephard. 6 4 6 -8 2 8 8 Herald Circulation Dapt. plant, and other outbuildings, EAST HARTFORD - 5 1/2 Land, city utilities. Corporation, 6464)131. COVENTRY - Three bedroom bury toum line. Sliding doors * Freezer Plant, 3600 sq. Vicinity of Top Notch, Ranch with a beautiful rec from formal dining room to lus Three Lovely Homes, Room Ranch. Located in the Lot! »nd Found Manchester, last Friday HERALD room and a large lot with over rw r deck with gas grill and Siffers invited. B/W Realty, Hills Street area. Full base­ ft. for rent. SELLING your house? Call us night. Wearing choke chain. 100 trees and shrubs. Only view of large well landscaped 647-1419. ment, rec room, appliances, first and we’ll make you a Answers to name "Smokey.” F.J.SPILECKI cash offer. T.J. Crockett, LOST, SET OF KEYS - In CARRIERS 339,900. Blanchard & Rosset­ and treed lot. Flreplaced plus two air conditioners. Realtora M M I I I vicinity of St. James Parking 569-1657. to, Realtors, 646-2482. family room, 2 1/2 baths. THREE FAMILY - For in­ Asking 337,900. Goodchild- Realtor, 643-1577. Lot. Please call 643-6678, IMMEDUTE JOB OPDMGS FOR PERSOtHEL ON THE FOiiOWiNG: NEEDED Many extras make this a com­ vestment minded family who Bartlett Realty, 646-2098 days, 646-5175 evenings and IMMEDIATE Cash for yopr anytime. TOLLAND - Beautiful Raised plete family home. B/W Real­ wants free rent and extra in­ Have we helped you In the ty, 647-1419. weekends. property. Let us explain our Announeomonit Ranch with three bedrooms, 2 come. Owner, 649-1919. lately?...call 643-2711. FOUND - Male Angora cat. Adams Street, fireplaces, 11/2 baths, family fair proposal. Call Mr. Deep yellow fur. NeMS a good room, garage and treed lot. Belfiore, 647-1413. home. Interested. Please call Setup & Operate Metal Cutting Machines such as: Buckland Road Asking only 341,900. 64M868. Area. B lan ch ard ft Rossetto, MAY WE BUY your home? 1 Realtors, 646-2482. ()uick, fair, all cash and no TURNING GRINDING problems. CaU Warren E. ,J Howland, Realtors, 643-U06. ’’’’Iv o f l C E DRILLING HONE & LAP MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built three bedroom Colonial PUBUC HEARING on Thayer Road. 2 1/2 baths, ATTENTION HOME DILLON FORD’S MILLING GEAR CUTTING OWNERS - Young family BOARD OF DIRECTORS first floor family room, 2 desires 7 room home, Uim t e n t a t iv e b u d g e t s fireplaces and au aoubleuwuuav; gar-i^ai BORING MILL PLANER age. Priced far below replace- bedrooms, in older es­ OF GENERAL MANAGER tablished neighborhood, close AprU 6, 1877 ment costs at 363,500. Blanchard & Rossetto, D to schools. Must be in good 8:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. w ill cofis/der porsonnsl with prior operator exper/enco Realtors, 646-2482. condition, and priced in the WADDELL SCHOOL ^ $ 4 0 . No agents please. 647- AUDITORIUM for tho above openings. S arvicat Ottered 31 Ser/leee Ottered MANCHESTER - First * * PelnUng-Peperlnp 32 Building-Contracting 33 163 Broad Street STEADY WORK - Reliable, to 5:00 P.M. offering. Impeccable 6-room MASONRY - Brick, block, Notice is hereby given that in hard worker, who wants Colonial. Formal dining room, REWEAVING burns, holes. PAINTING - interior and Household Goods 40 concrete, chimneys, and Zippers, umbrellas repaired. FOR ALL your Dry Wall accordance with the steady employment, good in­ living room with fireplace, en­ exterior, paperhanging, Also Openings For: come. Call 5284702 between 9- fireplaces. New or repair Window shades, Venetian needs - Drobiak Dry Wall provisions of Chapter V of the Monday thru Friday trance foyer, three bedrooms, work. CaU 528-4596, after 5 excellent work. References. Company, 575 Center Street, REFRIGERATORS TRUCKLOAD SALE 2 only. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Town Qiarter, as amended, 1 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, p.m. Free estimates. Fully in­ Manchester. Call 646-8882. Washers, ranges,' used, SAT. 8:30 to 12 NOON Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 649- sured. Martin Mattson, 640- guaranteed and clean. New the Board of Directors of the oversized 1-car garage on 5221. Town of Manchester will hold I PHARMACIST - Advance­ treed lot. Low 340’s 4431. NEWTON SMITH - shipment damaged, GE and ...the NUMBER ONE ment opportunity with a ODD JOBS, Cleaning ceUars Frfgidaire. Low prices. B. D. a Public Hearing on the ten­ Frechette & Martin, and' attics. Moving large Remodeling, Repairing. Rec MACWNiSTS ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS rapidly expanding retail CARPETING f- Never laid. PAPER HANGING Expert. P earl and Son, 649 Main tative budgets of the General □ EMPLOYMENT Realtors, 6464144. appUances, also stone or loam rooms. No job tiw small. 649- organization. Salary to 318,- From 3180,000 home! Newest Your average paner, in 3144. Street, 643-2171, Selling Compact Car Manager for said Town of 000. Excellent benefits. Write delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. MAINTENANCE MECHANICS LABORERS WADDELL SCHOOL area - nylon short shag. Beautiful. average room, 3a0. Mr. Manchester for the fiscal year Box TT c/o Manchester S^Ied in water-proof factory WE BUY St Sell furniture. Holp Wantod 13 Three Bedroom Cape. Super MAN - For heavy work in fer­ Richman, 646-3864. CARPENTRY, Custom And Gaa Saver! beginning July 1, 1877 as WELDERS PACKERS Herald. An Equal Opportunity container. Will do three Cash on the line. One piece or Employer. Clean! Large living room and tilizer plant. Job Involves Houses - Addditlons, garages, published or to be published PHONE FROM home to ser­ kitchen. Rec room. Garage rooms, wall to wall. We QUALITY PAINTING and roofing and siding, kitchens, an entire houseful. 64i^32. handling and stacking fer­ bought too much. Sacrifice - Furnituue Barn, 345 Main ' i by the General Manager in vice our customers in the MACHINE TOOL ASSEMBLERS ASSEMBLERS stone fireplace. Price reducM tilizer bags. Must be in good Paper Hanging by Willis bathrooms, and repair work of The Manchester Evening Manchester area, flexible JOANNNE KIMBERLY to 337,900. Keith Real EsUte 3199. New padding for three Schultz. Fully insured, all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis, Street, beside Douglas Jewelry Party Plan - is physical condition. Phone Mr. rooms - 318. Private: 1-349- Motors.' Herald. hours, super earnings, 249- JIG BORER ‘ TESTERS 6464126, 649-1922. Hill, 64341644. references. 6494343. for estimate, 643-6712. 7773. expanding and has openings 8444. Said Hearing will be held in for managers and dealers. the Auditorium of the Waddell INSPECTORS ‘ Aircraft components, IE, FOUR BEDROOMS Two C&M TREE Service - Free es­ A. & W. PAINTING - Very CARPENTRY St Masonry - SALES POSITION - Straight Work your own hours. Highest WATERPROOFING - School, 163 Broad Street, on baths, expanded Cape, on timates, discount senior reasonable. Free Estimates. Additions and remodeling. commissions, leads furnished Commission excellent hostess Hatchways. Foundation Call Wayne, 649-7696. Free estimates. Call Anthony □ MiSC. FOR SALE Wednesday, April 6, 1877, at HEAT TREATERS pumps, fuel controls, etc. plan. No delivering or collec­ quiet street. Rec room, citizens. Company to homeowners. Call 242-5402. carpeting^ Private yard, large cracks. ’Tile lines. Sump Squillacote, 6494)811. eight o 'c lc ^ in the evening, at ting. Car and Telephone Manchester owned and pumps. Fireplaces. Stone necessary. Call collect to garden. Fully insulated. 348- operated. Call 646-1327. INTERIOR 'PAINTING and Articlas lor 81a 41 which Rearing any elector or STEADY WORK - Reliable, 900 by owner, 6464376. Prin­ walls, patios, steps. Ceramic wallpapering. Quality taxpayer may have an oppor­ hard worker who wants Carol Day, 518-489-4429 cipals only. tile repairs. 30 years professional work at between 8:30 & 5:00 or write FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets ALUMINUM sheets used as tunity to be beard. For a ^ by steady employment and good New higher wage rates in effect for all positions. Benefits experience. 6434953, 653-2914. reasonable prices. Fully in­ Rootlng-Bldlng-Chlmney 34 income, call 528-3889 between Joanne Kimberly P.O. Box and doors made to order. Top printing plates, .007 thick, order of the Board of Direc­ BOLTON - Excellent location quality work reasonable sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for 9 and 2 only. include company paid group insurance and pension plan, 5285 Roessleville Branch WEDDING INVITATIONS ting, 643-9321. tors of the Town of Albany, N.Y. 12205. Four bedrooms, U & R home' prices. References. 6464346. BIDWELL Home Improve­ 31. Phone 643-2711. ALL PINTO MODELS Manchester, Connecticut. on cul-de-sac, wooded acre and all forms of printing. By ment Q>. Expert installation Phyllis Jackston, NURSES AIDE - Full time or 12 paid holidays, vacation, sick leave pay and many more. lot. Privacy. TwenW minutes appointment evenings. Please J.P. LEWIS St SON - Interior of aluminum siding, gutters part time, all shifu. New Business Opportunity 14 GLENN GAGNON St SON - call 872-9407. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub IN STOCK Secretary to Hartford. Close to Bricks, blocks, concrete and Exterior Painting, and trims. Roofing installa­ Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, modern facility. Pleasant Manchester, Vernon Circle Paperhanging, and tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- Board of Directors working conditions. Good MANCHESTER - Small one sidewalks, steps, firralaces, WINDOW CLEANING - Brownies, nurses, East AND READY FOR The employment office for these companiee will be open Owner, 6434331. and chimneys. Call 8754973. remodeling. Fully insured. 9109. Catholic School. 649-1225. Manchester, Connecticut benefits. Call 871-0385. Vernon man package store available. Commercial & Residential. 649-9658. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Asking 317,000 for key. Manor. Ask for Mrs. Tobin. from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to Fully Insured. Free es­ FRED YOUNG - Eastern IMMEDIATE ticut this eleventh day of Blanchard. & Rossetto VINYL REPAIR - We can fix tim ates. Call Quality SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com­ Realtors, 646-2482. ■ Circa 1830 sofas, chairs, cars etc. No GEORGE N. CONVERSE - Roofing Corporation, slat and ponents. Dual turntable. March, 1877 SHEET METAL - Commer­ 12 noon Saturday. / / Maintenance Incorporated, Painting & Paperhanging. shingle leaders; siding; and cial, and industrial HVAC need for expensive Pioneer 77 Speakers. 04^3 646-8845. Interior and exterior. Fully in­ repairs. Fully insured. Free OELIVERYI work. Metal and fiberglass recovering. 568-5878. Excellent condition. $600. or sured. Call after 5 p.m., 643- estimates. 236-6231, 6464756. best offer. 6434)888, days. ADVERTISING working foreman. Reply Applicants traveling by auto should enter the Main Gate, FACTDRY COLONIAL BEACON HILL CARPET 2804. stating experience, ELECTRICIAN - All types of CLEANING. Carpets cleaned HORACE Tetrault - Siding, RATES qualifications, and I Manchester, 8 Rooms, en wiring, electrical improve­ in your home at lowest prices USED 2x6’s, 2x4’s - Assorted background to Box 0 c/o Gate No. 5 on Cakwood Ave., near New Park in West- DIRECT ment, and r ^ i r work. FREE roofing, stormwindows, aw­ lumber, also kindling. Come Itrance foyer, formal In area. Plus 20% off this nings. Quality workmanship, 1 day — 1 U word par day Manchester Herald. WHOLESALER- ■ dining woom, formal estimates. Call 646-5253. month only. 643-9402. to 6 D e p o t S t r e e t , 3 days ... lO i word par day Hartford for convenient parking. Others can enter through ASSOCIATE free estimates. Fully insured. Manchester, Conn. ■ living room with Bullding-Contreeting 33 872-9187, 649-3417. 6 dayi — 9a word par day SUPERINTENDENT for 4 BILLION DOLLAR BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Reasonable. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 26 daya — 6a word par day ■ fireplace, eat-in kitchen MAINTENANCE Work Manchester Apartment com­ the Chandler Evans Personnel Department, just south of INDUSTRY fireplaces, concrete, chimney needed. Door and window IS words $2.00 minimum ■ den or study, half bath. Up repairs. No job too small. WESnCiS ROBBINSnuuuiiNi) carpentry SPECIALIZING cleaning and SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch plex. Live-in position. Rent repair, painting, sheetrock reduction. Pays |3.00 per 100% PROFIT MARK­ ■ - 4 bedrooms, full bath, Save. Call 644-6356 for es­ retnodeling specialist. Ad­ repairing chimneys, roofs, processed gravel, stone, sand Gate No. 5, Main Gate. and other household services. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, hour. Must be responsible per­ UP ■ walk-up attic. Barn with 2 timates. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 and fill. For delivery call 643-7640. built-ins, bathrooms, son, capable of electrical and NO SELLING I car garage, and work Years Experience. Howley, George H. Griffing, Andover, plumbing, and hard work. Ap­ EaUbbatwd NATIONAL Compwiy I shop. kitchens, 649-3446. 643-5361. 742-7M6. W H A rS pointments being taken witli htanufHturtnp w curranuy npamJIng nitkxmldb nMworb of CUSTOM CARPENTRY - between 9 and 11 a m. Call lnd.pbnd.nl - FACTORY OLD NEW ENGLAND barn 528-1300. DIRECT - WtUiM.IW-H.OOlblM INCOME Homes, Additions, Repairs materials. Chestnut, Pine, THE 10 Hfvlo. rMII Mcounta twiirw) Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing Haeting-Plumbing 35 Hickory, Oak and Ash by Company In thi. v m . |’44,900 Station Wagon PART TIME school bus 345-2009. available to create interest drivers - Knowledge of IMMEDIATE INCOME , F.J.SPILECKI TAX SEWERLINES, sink lines, and warmth in your building GOOD Manchester necessary. Five WITH I Realtor* 643-2121 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - cleaned with electric cutters, and restoration plans. Cpuntry Ask About year driving experience REPURCHASE new homes custom built, by professionals. McKinney Carpenters, Roger Barrett, required. We will train. Call AGREEMENT SERVICE remodeled, additions, rec Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 649-0^. rooms, garages, kitchens pany, 643-5308. Our 1977 Limited 643-2373. COLT INMiSTIHES PRODUCT RETURN ® remodeled, bath tile, cement WOBP PRIVILEGE T : 2“ fo o t fronUge. TWO 300 AMP Rectorfiers - Edition Fords... SEWING MACHINE operator work. Steps, dormers. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Good condition. Good for The good word \COMPLETE TRAINING Aluminum sWin^ bMebl)aM DIRECTORY Residential or commercial. repairs, plugged drains, When /America needs is that for diversified seasonal work. Cflim iUR EVANS HiC. plating, or welding. Call 649- Granada, Mustang, Maverick Full time til June ISth. Hours MAN OR WOMAN Call 6494291. kitchen faucets replaced, 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. a better idea, Classified ads 8 to 4 or 9 to 5. Call 646-5758. FULL TIME repaired. Rec rooms, and of course, Pinto! Ford puts it on wheels. are the most PRATT & mmiy MUCilNE TOOL DiV. PART TIME TIMOTHY iJ. CONNELLY bathroom remodeling, heat SWIMMING POOLS - Large TWO FA M H ^FuTr^ effective way EXPERIENCED WELDER - You may vINt our FKtory wio INCONIE T U Carpentry And general con­ modernization, etc. Free pool distributor has luxury Nbllonal Hoiuiquwtwa. rooms each. Excellent C I INCOME TAX Preparation - Millright for maintenance Cal R nita L lanwll tracting. Residential and Estimate gladly'given.' M i M above ground pools in original to send the WEST HARTFORD, CONN. **“{'• 30 Locust Street. Priced lot Eipoil Tot PnpinUon I Experienced, personal ser- commercial. Whether it be a Plumbing & Hearing. 649-2871. Shop At Your Ford Store And Save More, Today! work in feed mill. Steady Job $4260 Ivice at your home - Dan cartons. Guaranteed. Must message when with excellent benefits. CaU reduced! 646-2426, 9 to 5 ™ Office: small repair job, a custom AN EQUAL.OPPORTUNITY EMI^OYER M/F CASH INVESTMENT 353 Center St . Mancnesler iMosIer, 649-3329, Or 525-8263. clear warehouse for new 1977 you need 649-4523. REQUIRED built home or anything in Pools - 3599. completely MANCHESTER 7 2 8 - 3 0 7 1 between, call 646-1379. buyers, renters (This Is not a franchise) Barxleas Wanted 33 erected. 31x16 OD, 15x24 swim SURGICAL - DENTAL Assis­ area, complete with liner, FORD or employees! F O R F R E E B R O C H U R E d T O LL CARPENTRY - Repairs, tant wanted for oral surgeon FREE 1-S00443-S8SS or t t n S ODD JOB DONE-Cellars, at­ ladder, pump, sundeck, fen­ office. Full time. Experience Nam#, AtfdrMt and Talaphona remodeling, additions, gar­ tics, garages, yards cleaned, cing and stairs. Financing DILLON Num bar to: n^ecessary. Send resume to ages, roofing. Call David moving trucking. No job too arranged. Absolutely no W ELC O , IN C ALLAN T. KEELER’S Ux INCOME TAX Patria 644-17M. Box V c/o Manchester A STRIKE EXISTS AT OUR PLANTS 6200 datW Drt^ HoVeOwnmwSfflntylZ^ Prepared. $5. Short big or small - 538-8522 obligation,. Call r ...... toll'free 1-800- service. Tax returns done In I SALES A Evening Herald. North Uttia Rook, Ark. down payment considered^ Form; $10. Long Form 3824529. Ask for Frank. 72117 the privacy of your home. Call I LINRI Construction Co. - Tom 1^ 646S‘“‘“*‘®“''««^ 871-1781 for appointment. • Call Mr. Frank SERVICE, INC. Corbitt. Building, Remolding, MARANTZ - 2270 Receiver. 643-4834 Additions, Garages, Kitchens, 3350 or best of fer. Call 646-9197 Roofing, Siding, Recreation elic Heralb unUl 5 p.m., 649-2357 after 5 319 Main St., Manctwataf 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 Rooms. 646-535S. CLASSIFIED AOVERTISINa p.m. Ask for Brian. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 21. 1877 ACROSS DOWN Aniwar to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., March 21, 1977 - PAGE THIRTEEN 81 ix A 8 AuU$ For Salt 81 Autoa For Sala 81 Aulot For Sala 81 Auloa for Sala 1 Quslifisd 1 Church pert L U Q 8 L U 8 7 5 Alphabet 2 Wagers 11 V E 0 Q R E A R 1 A Charlts M. Schultz C i l U 5T F O U N D 6 Sturdy tree 3 Superman's % 1 L Q 5 A T M A N 8 DR. Dear Abby 12 Mexican girl 0 1 a 1 D 1 M P L EJ 8 OUT t h e Dif f e r e n c e laborer 4 Incense : 1£ C 1 N E 0 SMITH 13 Song 5 Auto club 10 T R A N c L 0 T\ a c ] PONTIAC VENTURA IN R A L E Brand Newl 1977 14 Haggard 6 Spirit A □ N 0 □ □ e t w e e n a n By Abigail Van Buren IA 1 M B 7 Fleecy white □ Z 10 c n □ D novel [ t E P DERMATOLOeV clouds 1 0 0 □ 2-Ooor. bliM. "Iron OuRe" anglnN. pow*r ttMTino, 15 Mix N E 0 I haven't BEEN ITCH AND AN 8 Adage 1 □ E r turbohydrAmatlc trtnamlMlon, AM/FM radio, raar 16 Light Q E N U N 1 T A y ALIVE THAT LONS' 9 Safety agency 0 seat apeakar. ateoi -belted radlalt, deluxe wheel 17 In the know 0 L E 0 0 _l_ 0 N 1 M coven, electric clock, door edge guards, dual horns, 10 Attention- Atl-ERfiV. . . IT'5 DEAR ABBY: You told a woman who was in love with a 16 Literary E 8 A u C T A N N F C lamp group, front ft rear floor mats, body side getting sound married man: "Send him home to his wife and children..." composition 6 A P 8 H E N 8 E T A moldings. Abby. this is 1977. Why didn’t you tell her to ask her 20 Japanese 11 French service AgOUT 5 0 Issdsr married lover to be honest with his wife about her, and try paper folding cep 30 Copycat 47 Muiic hall to develop an "open marriage" that would include the girl­ 22 Lecuni 19 Knitting wool 31 California dollars. 24 Pension 21 African animal 49 During (2 wdt.) C1»7?bytSlRE,THE MUNS ARE I ^ IM *98 US Pjt OH Call ^ 7 3 1 . AGENT HAS SOME PLANNING A BIS SNEAK NEXT TMAEJRY TO SET AFOm / HERE TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville VERY IMPORTANT A T T A C K , r— r ------1974 PLYMOUTH Satellite INFORAAATION- A BIT EABLIE)?.' ^ □ AUTOMOTICE 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and dom wheels, sleeps six' fSiJ ☆ Custom Sation Wagon - Power rack. $1,750. 289-4042. o steering, power brakes, air Auloa For Sala 81 conditioning, low mileage. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON 643-7063.