Dumbenaad Fypms BREAD Prices Still Go up Uut Inflation Slows

PAGE EIGHT-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manch«5ter. COnn., Wed., April 5, 1978 New books at library ) Wish for vacation life The weather M ary C heney Lortz — Lovers living, Chinery — Enjoying nature Place, personality, and the lovers dead with your family Irish writer Increasing cloudiness tonight with N«w books at McCulthan — Halfhyde to Dahlinger — 'The secret life Pollman — IDS hotnes: one- true for Bolton couple showers likely by morning. Lows in Manchester’s Mary the narrows of Henry Ford story designs over 2,000 sq. ft. the 30s. Showers ending Friday, followed by partial clearing in the Cheney Library: McFadden — The serial Douglas — Extra-sensory Pollman — 250 homes: one- By DONNA HOLLAND Judy said, “I like the people. ’They powers mittee and ambulance study com­ afternoon. Highs in the 60s. Outlook Phone 647-9946 Kirliun Marlowe—The Valkyrie en­ story designs under 2,000 sq. v e straightforward and unpreten­ Ewing — The well-tempered Herald Correspondent mittee. She is also a charter member for weekend; partly cloudy Saturday: Manchester—A City of Village Charm for home delivery counter ft. tious and friendly.” SIXTEEN'PACES Adams — Listening to Billie Moorcock — The eternal lyre Frequently women will tell their of the former Bolton Junior Woman’s fair Sunday. National weather map on Adams — 'pie plague dogs Polwhere — TBe frolicks, or She said she likes the idea of run­ Club. page 5B. TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1978 - VOL. XCVIl, No. 158 champion Finney - Once a marine - the lawyer cheated (1671) husbands, “I wish we could do this” PRH.’m w rk W rt^ o c N b i Ajar — Momo Newell—The trouble of it is always a marine Robey — Lawns or “I wish we had that.” And often ning a country store and being in con­ The Miners have four children, Allen — Short life Nicole — Tallant for dis­ Fishman — Urban utopias in Sharif — The eternal male it’s just that — wishful thinking. tact with people. Steven is employed by Barrett Plum­ Banis — This splendid earth aster the twentieth century Silverstein — Consider the Not so ill the case of Roy and Judy Judy said, “Vermont is a Very bing Supply Co. in Manchester, Bates — Feast of July Patten — Cheyenne captives Fix-it-yourself manual alternative Miner of Bolton. A ten-year "wish we progressive state as far as conserva­ Christopher is a sophomore in high Beaty — Excellency Peterson — River of light Fowlie — Journal of rehear­ Skilton — The English novel could” of Judy’s (and Roy’s, too, if tion and the environment go and I am Bercovitch — Hasen school, Douglas is in Grade 8 and. Pierce — Praetorius point sals Steinhoff — Small business the truth be known) has come true. an environmentalist.” Gregg is in Grade 1. B o w d en T h e French Frankel — Be alive as long Queneau — The Sunday of management The Miners have vacationed at She said Vermont still has time to The Miners invite their friends, lady's lover life as you live Summary Bowdler — Nurse Sandra's The third century Lake Willoughby in Vermont for the protect its environment by passing neighbors and acquaintances to stop Prices still go up Roach — Encounters with Gladstone — Test your own hoice Time-Life — The classic new laws, which it is doing. and visit them at their new store, or the invisible world mental health boat past 10 years. And they love it there. NEW YORK (UPI) - New Brett — Star trap Roy was employed as a steam write, the address is The Millbrook Ruttle — The private war of Glendinning — Elizabeth Time-Life — The ranchers Each year when the vacation ended 0 York's newest morning Caine — Heathcliff fitter for the past 22 years, his last Dr. Yamada Bowen Traister — Do-it- and it was time to pack up and come Store, Willoughby Lane, RFD 2. newspaper, The Trib, which Carter — Valley of the kings employer being the Wetherell Corp. Sanders — Search for Goodbye to the flush toilet yourselfer’s guide to modern home, Judy would say, "I wish we Orleans, Vt. 05860. began publishing Jan. 9, has Cartland — Love, lords, and of West Hartford. He also owned The enchantment Hailey — I married a best energy-efficient heating and could stay.” It really isn’t all that unsual for folded. Trib Publisher Leonard lady-birds seller Hobby Comer in Ray’s Tackle Shop Scott — To catch a spy cooling systems Last summer Roy took her literal­ Bolton people to pack up and leave an uut inflation slows Saffir walked into the paper's Chute — Katie Sears — Tiger by the tail Hay — The practical gar­ Van I,eunen — A handbook in Manchester for four years. Clark — Black gambit ly. The Millbrook Store on Route 5A established life for a new adventure. busy newsroom and told surprised Sharp — Summer visits dening encyclopedia for scholars in Westmore (across from Lake Roy has been a member of the In 1975 Milton and Betty Jensen left Clark — Dulcie Bligh WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation was "partly caused by an improve­ advisers have come under increasing reporters working on stories for Sheed — Transatlantic blues Higson — Building and Wademan — Risk-free Willoughby) was put up for sale. Northern Connecticut Radio Control Bolton to become the owners of Clarke — This downhill path Winslow — Gallows child remodeling for energy savings slowed in March as wholesale prices ment in supplies of some items that pressure in recent weeks to come up today's paper; "This is a sad day Coltrane — Talon advertising Club for eight years and a model Boulder Lodge (k)ttage in Alton, N.H. Wohl — The Nirvana con­ Hill — Milton and the So Roy and Judy began the long and rose 0.6 percent, a considerable drop had been limited earlier by severe for The Trib." Uozois — Strangers Waissenberger — Vienna plane enthusiast since fourth grade. Milton quit a 12-year job as methods with a new anti-inflation effort to tracts English Revolution Secession sometimes tedious task of finding a winter weather.” The ex-Hcarst correspondent Eberhart — Nine o'clomanager with the Fenn Manufac­ and aide to former Sen. James tide for a model plane he build. the Labor Department reported The overall 0.6 percent rise in the in January. Lauersen — It's your body W h ito n store and of finding a buyer for their turing Co. in Newington and they put today. finished goods category amounted to Buckley of New York said the Farrell — Olive and Mary INonfirtion home in Bolton. Judy has been active in town Carter is expected to make the Lindblom — Politics and a “for sale” sign on a house they Food costs, a main concern to the a 7.2 percent advance on an annual program public April 13. paper folded because the city’s Anne Alves — Living with energy markets New books at Finally everything fell into place politics for about 10 years. She was a Ames — Beyond necessity lived for 20 years, a house they huilt average consumer, climbed 0.8 per­ rate basis, about the same as during The Labor Department said that if harsh winter had fouled deliveries Follett Crown court Macaulay — Napoleon and M a n c h e s te r’s W hiton and they found both. They now own member of the Democratic Town themselves. Freeborn — Ten days, Appelbaum — How to get cent last month. That was well below the October through January period, food costs are excluded, the finished and advertisers hud not supported the restoration of the Bour­ Memorial Library: the store and have sold their house. Committee, senior citizens com­ They did it all for a new life that is Mister Cain? happily published February's big advance of 2.9 per­ the government said. goods sector posted a 0.5 percent in­ Ihs 25-ccnt morning tabloid. bons Fietion The Millbrook Store is an old- mittee, summer recreation com­ going very well for them.. Garnett — Up she ri.ses Armstrong — You can still cent. The Producer Price In'dex for crease in March, a slight iherease Haddad — Operation change the world Baker — Death and fashioned general-store attached to a What would you do?? WASHINGTON (Ill’ll - U S. Moltmann- Passion for life variations The government said prices for Finished Goods stood at 189.0 last from February's 0.4 percent level. Apricot Askenasy — Are we all Ogiivy - Blood, hrajns and house and has a gas pump in front. such food items as pork, processed month on a 1967 base of 100. That intelligence sources said Hill - The liars Nazis'' Beatty — Excellency The department said its in­ hecr The store will sell groceries, gifts, poultry, refined sugar and fresh means that goods which cost $100 at Wednesday that Soviet leader Ives — Fear in a handful of Barr — A woman's choice Cartland — Love locked in and beer and wine. termediate goods category, which O'Nolan A Flann O'Brien Cookson — Marriage and Rham teacher directs fruits fell. Other staples such as beef, the wholesale level 11 years ago cost measures goods which have been Leonid Brezhnev, 71, has dust Bennett — United States reader In the future the Miners plan to emphysema, a non-fatal form of ,facks — Autumn heroes foreign policy and Christian Mary Ann veal, eggs.and dairy products rose at $189 last month. processed but require further work Palmquisl Answers on have a craft area in the store and a leukemia, gout and a pacemaker Johnston - Shadows on our ethics blue print reading Emecheta — The slave girl a lower rate than February. Over the past 12 months, finished before ready for consumer use, rose sport and tackle shop in the store. drama society in state to control irregular heart beaLs, skin Bloomer — Body, memory, Pear.son — Conan Doyle Esier — Forbidden city The Labor Department said the goods were up 6.5 percent. 0.8 percent. and architecture Jacks — Autumn heroes Before that time, however, there is better performance in the food sector President Carter and his economic Nonetheless he is considered to be Keneally - Victim of the Peck — The parent test Ronald P. Ouellette of Columbia, a Excluding the volatile foods and aurora Blum — The total traveler Marlowe — The Valkyrie en­ work to do. The store will be ready to member of ITS for three years. He reasonably healthy and is still top Penzler - Private lives of counter member of the Rham High School was selected based on an election of feeds sector, intermediate goods Krantz — Scruples by ship private eyes, spies,... open after a general clean up, but the man in the Kremlin Nicole — Tallant for dis­ faculty, was recently appointed state all the thespian troupe sponsors in rose 0.5 percent, largely because of l-aFountaine - The Scott- Charell — How to get the up­ F'hotography market place. house needs some work. So the slower advances for steel and con­ Despite his medical problems, Ounlap ring per hand aster Miners will stay at a cabin on the director for the International Thes­ this state. 1977/78- It may he hopeless struction materials. if Secretary ot State Cyrus Vance Lang — The muon tree Chekhov — Anton Chekhov's Patten — Cheyenne captives lake while getting the house ready pian Society for the next two years. Ouellette is a graduate of the Pickard — The Oscar Although lower than in the and Soviet Foreign Mini.ster An­ plays Rigg — The Slipperdown for their family. University of Connecticut and com­ movies Ronald L. Longsteth, executive WASHINGTON (UPI) - Unless inflation strategy announced in preceeding two months, the price in­ drei Gromyko are able to reacli chant pleted his graduate studies at the When asked why they did it Roy secretary of ITS in Cincinnati, is an­ corrective actions are taken, the January. crease at the basis crude level rose preliminary agreement on a new Ruttle — The private war of London School of Economics, the Dr. Yamada said, "It’s something we always nouncing the appointment, said, nation's inflation rate will remain Carter and his economic aides are 1.6 percent last month, the depart­ treaty limiting strategic arms, Sorbonne in Paris and Eastern Sharp — Summer visits wanted to do and we love the area.” “Mr. Ouellette shall strive to up­ “hopelessly stuck” at current high currently working on a new anti­ ment s^id. Brezhnev very likely will attend a Oil firm rep explains Connecticut State College. He is Sheldon — Bloodline He said he likes the people and en­ grade theater art programs in the levels, the Council on Wage and inflation program which will be an­ spring U.S.-Soviet summit currently enrolled in a doctoral Earlier this week. Chairman G. Wambaugh — The black vironment in Vermont. State of Connecticut and, in the Price Stability warned today. nounced next week. It will be aimed William M iller of the Federal meeting with President Carter. marble Roy said, "The lake water is so capacity of liaison officer between program in educational law. “The risks of higher future infla­ at stepping up the fight against the national energy plan Ouellette has served as a consul­ Reserve Board forecast a 1978 infla­ Nonfiction clear it can actually be used for local school systems and Inter­ tion are far greater than the inflation spiral. BEIRUT (UPI) - Pale.stinians tant to the Bolton Opera Company tion rate of between 6,5 and 7 per­ Appelbaum — How to get hap­ drinking water.” And he said the national Headquarters in Ohio, shall possibility of deceleration," the Today’s report was released short­ cent, compared to the ad­ Cheer for Crestfield said today their guerrillas killed Senate," Ingram told the Rotarians. and annually conducts educational V ern on pily published situation with work in Connecticut assist local school officials, staff and White House inflation monitoring ly after the Labor Department ministration’s January forecast of four Israeli soldiers and captured He said if Congresd and the administra­ workshops in theater for Eastern Manning the cheer cart at Crestfield Convalescent Home, A national energy plan which would Gitlelson — Biorhythm: a isn't good and "I no longer have to students actively involved in the agency concluded in a special report. reported wholesale prices rose 0.6 6.3 percent. one in a shoot-out south of Tyre. tion desire a long-term solution to' the Connecticut State bollege. Mrs. Peter (Barbara) Thomas of Coventry stops to chat will emphasize a free market and the eventual personal science fight traffic jams going to and from dramatic arts.” The study also criticized as insuf­ Israeli gunners retaliated by energy problem, they should recognize elimination of American's dependency on Hartford, which I hated.” Ouellette is also sponsor of the ficient President Carter's anti­ —See Page Kiglii-A —Sec I’ugi- Figlii-A Rosalie Johnson, one of the residents. Crestfield operated the heavily shelling Palestinian that a great increase in domestic oil and Ouellette has been involved with foreign oil, was explained by H.G. Ingram local Thespian Troupe 2782 and until cart until it found the project too time consuming and then positions around the ancient port natural gas supplies should be en­ the Rham theater program for the of Vernon at the Monday noon meeting of recently was drama director at asked Manchester Area Conference of Churches to supply city. couraged. last five years and has been a Rham. Palestine Liberation Organi'/.a- the Rockville Rotary Coub. Cub Scout news He said that this could be brought about volunteers to man the cart so that patients may buy things and tion officials said the incident Ingram, a regional public affairs through development of offshore not depend on others for items such as snacks, cards and took place al Ras al Ain, about 3 representative for Texaco Inc., said he is P a ck 4 7 State budget plan resources in New England and all along cosmetics. Other volunteers who man the cart are vSue miles south of the Palcslinian- urging Congressional approval of the plan. the Atlantic Coast. However, he warned Cub Scout Pack 47 recently conducted its annual YOU ARE IN FOR A NICE SURPRISE He said the emphasis on fuel conservation Bilbeau, Rose Donnestadt and Mrs. John Maher, all members conlrolled port. They said the that the capital sums required would be Pinewood Derby at South United Methodist Church, with as reflected in House of Representatives of St. Barthoiowmew’s Parish; and Bill Rice, a member of the PLO planned to exchange the four prohibitive unless natural gas prices were a field of 30 entries vying for top prizes. ■■■I passage of an energy bill last August does ■WITH LOWER COFFEE PRICES town’s Commission on Aging. (Herald photo by Pinto) bodies and the prisoner for deregulated and oil could be produced and Ray Memery of Dan 3 was the first place winner, with for towns Palestinian prisoners held by the not go nearly far enough to solve the means We redeem Gov’t Food Stamps and Town of Manchester food orders. Redeem all sold in a free, competitive market. Kurt Hovan of Den 1, placing second, and Dave Kaye of Israelis. nation's energy problem. Mfg coupons here ... if you have a 504 Maxwell House coupon in your bag... turn it reduce the state sales tax. "Additional supplies are not ^oing to be Den 4, placing third. By GREG PEARSON Paula Yellman, the town’s budget "Conservation is only one of the essen­ After the pack elimination runs, each den had its own in at Pinehurst and buy Maxwell House for $2.19 lb. (with coupon and another $5 00 Other parts of the package include analyst said that the increases, as WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ forthcoming unless the value of oil being purchase.) Herald Reporter tial ingredients. The other is increased increased funding for school finance proposed, are about what the town Handicapped voting dent Carter is working on a major produced is equal to the cost of getting it championship'race. Winners were Keith Martin, Den 1; The state Legislature is continuing domestic production. We hope to see much out. Without reference to the president's Shawn Irwin, Den 3; Eddie Day, Den 4; Mark Zackin, At Pinehurst AtPInehunt equalization grants and $10 million had figured in calculating its 1978-79 new anti-inflation me.ssage, tying more emphasis on this as the energy with any other its work on the $2.1 billion state for towns with private colleges or budget. program, that is an undisputable prin­ Den 5; Dean Donahue, Den 6; and Nick Vesho, Den 7. with any other budget proposed by Gov. Ella the declining dollar and the new program continues to be debated in the $5.00 purchaae $5.00 purchata and At Pinehurst hospitals. Most other towns in the area also ciple," Ingram said. - The Pinewood Derby committee congratulated the Grasso, a plan that would include backed by measure inflationary spiral to the con winners and all entrants on a successful derby. The next 45c Mfg mailed coupon Barry and State Rep. Ted Cum­ would receive increases, some sub­ MAXWELL HOUSE SAVARIN about $500,000. in new funds for the gressional failure to pass a com­ pack meeting is scheduled for April 20 at 7 p.m. at the mings said that Manchester, under stantial. Barry listed the estimated A bill that would require towns to ministrators. The administrators FOLGER’S Town of Manchester. prehensive energy program. church. COFFEE COFFEE the present proposal, would receive increases in state funding for local make all polling places accessible to then will have 72 hours to hand the Aides indicated Carter will COFFEE The Grasso proposal includes $20 Judge honest he^s ill about $500,000 in additional funds this towns as follows: Andover, $28,000; the handicapped was passed items over to the state department or spend the weekend working on the million in state tax relief payments 2.69 year. The program, however, is sub­ Bolton, $50,000; Coventry, $141,000; Wednesday by the House. the police. measure at Camp David, and ih’ 2 . 6 9 lb. ’ to homeowners, an item that is HARTFORD (UPI) — Court of Common "good working life left ” and asked the 1.99 ject to change. East Hartford, $380,000; Hebron, State Rep. Chester Morgan of Ver­ Rep. Abraham Glassman of South probably deliver it Tuesday in a ,.* receiving strong opposition from Sen. Pleas Judge C. Perrie Phillips has come lawmakers to "make it possible for me to Golf league planned Most of that increase would come $33,000; and Vernon, $390,000. South Windsor was a leading supporter of speech to the American Society of PINEHURST.. .recognized throughout Manchester as the Best David Barry of Manchester and other non proposed the bill, which now goes to be known as a man of honesty and in­ continue." All Manchester area women are invited to join a from a substantial increase in state Windsor would show no appreciable the bill, which now goes to Gov. Ella Newspaper Editors, who will be Place to Buy MEA T... members of the Senate. to the State Senate for approval. tegrity. Within the hour, the Judiciary Com­ Women’s Golf League, which is being formed at Twin funding for education. Under the gain under the proposal, according to During Wednesday's di.scussion on Grasso for approval. meeting in Washington On Monday, he lived up to his reputation mittee, on a 6-1 vote, approved his judicial Hills Golf Course, Route 31, Coventry, The $20 million in tax relief proposed funding for education, the figures supplied by the senator. In other action, the House: payments is part of a $50 million the proposal, the Town of by telling a legislative committee he has nomination, elevating him from the Court An organizational meeting is scheduled for Saturday at ITS A IWOD TIME TO HLl YOUR FREEZER.. Manchester would receive ap­ The large increases in Manchester Manchester received praise for the • Killed a bill creating a model WASHINGTON - Congress and program that the governor has cancer. of Common Pleas to the Superior Court, 9 a.m. at the golf course. The league will play each Satur­ proximately $365,000-$400,000 more in and Vernon include increased fun­ steps it has taken to accommodate rental agreement for mobile home President Carter arc moving Members of the Judiciary Committee effective July 1. day at that hour. We have two freezer specials for you ... Come in or call Frank Toros or Ed Fon suggested to replace her proposal to the upcoming budget. ding because of the hospitals in the handicapped voters. owners who lease lots in trailer closer to a collision over the farm sat silent, as Phillips, 54, of Hamden The Senate and House aro expected to Those wishing more information about the league may tana. two towns. Hospitals, like private Manchester has voting booths that parks. aid bill and at least one key House revealed his ailment. He said he has some endorse Phillips' promotion. call Sharon Lorraine, 871-1020 after 4 p.m. 'Vifhole U.S.D.A. Choice colleges, are tax exempt, and these can be lowered for voters in • Killed a bill requiring private member thinks Carter may have Whol«12tolSlb. hikes are considered to be in lieu of schools that receive more than half ----—... ••• ...... 20 to 22 lb. BONELESS wheelchairs.' Polling places have his way. TOP SIRLOINS Architect offers ideas property taxes. been ramped to accommodate the of their funding from the state or a A presidential spokesman con­ Duplicate bridge BOnOM ROUNDS Barry emphasized that these handicapped. municipality to account for how they firmed Wednesday Carter will ,.*1.55 which Include Eye Round and Rump for new senior center figures are only tentative and subject "Herb Stevenson and Fred Peck spend the money. veto the emergency farm aid bill ••••• Oven Roaata to change with changes in the budget. (Manchester’s registrars of voters) • Killed a bill requiring foreigners, that is coming up for votes in both cut to order... As one worker at the State Capitol who want to invest in jai alai frontons Possible layouts have been drawn citizens, discussed the tentative were used as examples of registrars the House and Senate. freezer wrapped involved in the budget said this mor­ or racetracks, to form a corporation .*1.49 for a Senior Citizens Center in Green drawings at a recent meeting of the who try to make voting more accessi­ — Upen pairs club cham­ ning, "It’s still way up in the air, ” in Connecticut to handle the tran.sac- Gcnlcr llridgt- Club School — a center that might include Community Development Advisory ble for everyone," Manchester State WASHINGTON (UPI) - pionship game— Nor th-South: Barry is one of the leaders in the tion. The Connecticut corporation March 31 at the Masonic Your best buy...B0NELESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ROASTS such items as a woodworking shop, a Rep Ted Cummings said of Panama Canal treaty foes, ap­ Ann DeMartin and Flo Barre, Committee, which has proposed fun­ would have been subject to the Temple — Swi.ss teams game: crafts room and an elevator. fight to revise the proposed mailing Wednesday's discussion on the bill. parently unable to muster enough Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Prentiss, first; Frankie Brown and Pen­ ding to develop such a center. scrutiny and regulation of the state The possible layouts — called of tax relief checks to individual The proposal passed the House by a pressure from tlie homefolk to Ann DeMartin and Marlon ny Skenderian, second; Janet Dumbenaad fypms U.S.0JI. CHOICE He said today that the town is homeowners. He said the proposal gaming commission. Tender boneless Oven Roasts “ schematic drawings" by Rick studying ways that it might be able to 127-21 margin. change the minds of key senators, Haines, first; Wilmer Curtiss Boyd and Marge Prentiss, . A M I1 6 -9 BOnOM ROUND discriminates against renters and third. Lawrence, the architect—show how do much of the work, thus reducing The House also approved a bill that concede Senate opposition to the and Clem Hitchcock, f’aul that alternative benefits to taxpayers East-West: Barbara Davis RUMP $ i 70 ROAST the center might look if it is located the total cost of the renovation. would require teachers and school agreements is fading. Barton and Jim Baker, se­ are being considered. cond. and Bette Martin, first; Geri .Hkt* \ of the Month at the Green School. The plans, as drawn, would use two administrators to turn over contra­ "The more quickly we vote on OVEN ROAST ib. .b M .6 9 Barry and Sen. George Hannon of Barton and Judy Pyka, se­ The drawings include a $330,000 floors of the school building. band seized from students to the the treaty, the better for our MunclicHler East Hartford said that these alter­ Carter inks side," says Sen Je.sse Helms, R- cond; Mary Warren and Betty CENTER CUT cost estimate for doing the renova­ The school auditorium might be State Departm ent of Consumer Bridge Cliili l-auni, thii^ EYE ROUND $1 QO nate ideas include cutting the sales N.C , a leader of anti-treaty tion work involved in converting the used for events such as plays, and Protection or the police. March 31 at 146 Hartford Over all winners were " BUTTER BOnOM ROUND tax on clothing or increasing block OVEN R O A S T...... ,b. ■ ■ 0 5 1 school building into a center for Under the bill, teachers will have forces. Road — North-South: Marilyn DeMartin and Barre. rooms for woodworking, recreation retiree bill Jackson and Ken Kozak, first; ROAST senior citizens. 48 hours to hand over drugs, alcohol Nile Time and crafts have been included in the Ruth Tupper and Beulah TOP SIRLOIN s 1 QO lb * 1 .7 9 Wally Fortin, director of senior drawings. —.Sff Pii({<- F,i)(lii-A or other contraband to school ad- WASHINGTON lUI’I) - A Gro.ss, second; Norma Fagan Novice Group WASHINGTON (UPI) - President loophole in lederal regulations CRUNCH OVEN R O A S T...... ,b ■ > 0 9 Carter today signed legislation and Al LaPlant, third. March 31 at 146 Hartford BONELESS may enable New York to ban ship­ East-West: Tim and Linda Road — North-South: Elaine LAMB prohibiting mandatory retirement ment of nuclear waste along the Knight, first; Frank Bloomer Yatrousiss and Ron Luiacono, silVERTIP si OQ below age 70 for most Americans and streets of Manhattan despite and Bill Gottermuth, second; first; Carole and Dick Vizard, ICE CREAM SHOULDER Kennedy to get service award eliminating it at any age for almost serious questions about (he legali­ OVEN R O A S T...... ,b 1 l O O Dennis Robinson and Bob second; Inara l,arson and Sue all federal workers. ty of the ban, Hie Transportation Fenton, third. lb *2 .3 9 Stratton, third, The Greater Manchester Chamber Kennedy felt that his work in American Red Cross Chapter in Beginning Jan. 1, 1979, under the Department says. March 30 at 385 N, Main St. East-West: Barbara $ MOTTS of (Commerce is presenting a 1978 bringing the United Fund to Manchester with Robert F'uller and new law, all private employers with Department officials said a North-South: Phyllis Pier­ Phillips and Barbara Farrell, 20 or more workers, and state and first; Peter and Judy APPLESAUCE Whet mekes a chicken special? Community Service Award to Manchester had perhaps helped the Dr. Charles Jacobson, served several decision will he made within 60 son an Bette Martin, first; local governments will be prohibited Frankie Brown and Jane Schwartz, second; Russ and Good Breedjng, feed and environment. That’s Everett R. Kennedy, 87 Phelps Road, most people, according to James years on the executive board of the days on whetlier to clo.se the 250X. 4 9 ^ in most cases from requiring an la)we, second; Peg Dunfield Barbara Smyth, third what our Pinehurst Chickens and parts get. as part of the chamber’s celebration Breitenfeld, executive vice president American Red Cross, and was on the loophole HALF of local achievement. employee to retire before 70 solely and Ann DeMartin, third. P&W .Airerafl NEwiiuGHINMM Both Breasts and Legs are carefully selected of the chamber. original American Legion Blood East-West; Mollie Timreck Bridge Gliih for size and quality. The award will be presented at the A Navy veteran of World War I, Donors Squadron and donated blood because of age. I,ONI)ON Mil’ll Britain is GALLON KLEENEX Starting Sept. 30, 1978, the present and Faye Lawrence, first; March 23 at 200 Clement chamber’s 77th annual banquet April Kennedy has been active for many from 1934 to 1960. warning the Soviet Union tliat SPeCIAL Buy Pinehurst mandatory retirement age of 70 will Terry Daigle and Marge Road, East Hartford — North- 19 at The Colony when the chamber years in veterans activities. He He has received citations for his detente will he imperiled il an es­ be lifted entirely for all but a few Warner, second; Beverly South: Roth and Hurmanor, CHICKEN LEGS will present other service awards served many years as chairman of community service from the Town of timated 36,(Kk) Cuban soldiers in Saunders and Mary Willhide, ...... 5 9 <...... federal workers. first; Margaret Bogue and and the "M" award. the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines. Manchester, the American Red Africa intervene in guerrilla wars third. Ann Ingram, second. NINE LIVES 8WOZ. Kennedy, who will receive his Fund and as Service Officer of the Several exceptions were included No game is scheduled for iw i 6 9 lb. Cross, the American Legion, and the in Ethiopia and Rhodesia. East-West: K. Kozak and L, CAT FOOD (Community Service Award for civic American Legion Post, as a com­ American Association of Retired in the law: Thursday White, first; C. Powell and S. For an extra treat buy P in^urst Breasts or • Businesses will be allowed to Foreign Secretary David Owen, activity, was born in 1900 hnd moved mittee member of the Past Com­ Persons (AARP). in a m ajor policy spcecli March 27 at 385 N. Main St. Graboff. third Legs. continue indefinitely to set fixed 4sM.OO to Manchester in 1907. He lives with manders of the American Legion who He also assisted the local Wednesday night, said the retirement ages over 65 but under 70 his wife, Hilda. The Kennedy's two raised money to plant 109 trees in the American Legion Post in winning the presence of the Cubans and 1,000 Sale conUnuM on C O TT QINGER ALE and CLUB 2 qta. 79$ for "high policymaking” executives W E’LL FlX-rr sons are Everett Jr., of Wellesly, esplanade on East Center Street and Bernard H. Matthies Cup from the Soviet advisers could seriously cumbBpiBnd farms We now hav. Colt 64-oz. ROOT BEER, ORANGE and ALE at 79« with private pensions exceeding $27,- Mass., and Donald. > living in Los erected a World War II soldiers' Department of Connecticut for out­ upset the balance of power in for the large 'A Gallon aize. 000. OR SHOW W U HOW! Gatos, Calif. monument in Munro Park, and as a standing community service in the Africa, a concern shared by the Bring your repair problems to us! Froth from our own bokory Boll, Bake or Mash the Best Pinehurst Potatoes Kennedy’s role of service to member of the Permanent Memorial Town of Manchester for two years, • Colleges and universities will have until July 1, 1982, to bring Carter administration. Manchester includes performing a Day Committee since 1941 and Kennedy is currently a member of M U l O K tenured professors under the age 70 • LsMn m cM m * Ufiplinon S a d ^a ctio n MAINE IDAHO wide range of functions in town as representing the Legion Post 36 the Manchester Land Conservation • VUndoM * pcMtrloQb Broccoli provision, gu a ra n teed well as representing Manchester on years. Trust Inc. ROME MJPIl I’olice said • d o o n * mrgn POTATOES BAKERS Green Beans • Where mandatory retirement today they have arrested a 28- • pun^i • loys o r state and regional matters. He began He was appointed custodian of The public and friends of the award now is provided in a collective year-old woman bearing a ‘ and much mor«* Aik u i aboul nocharge BREAD Beets...Splnach his public service by working on veterans’ graves by the late Town recipients are invited to share in the otf fffi hek) n vcv homr* bargaining contract, union and 10159’ St89’ charitable fund drives in 1920 and Manager George Waddell and has award presentation celebration at marked resemblance to the lone continuing through his position with been reappointed each year to that The Colony, For ticket information, management will have until Jan. 1, female in Red Brigades squad 1980, or the expiration of the con­ that kidnapped former I’remier caani* C^IINYI US JUMBO 20 oz. LOAF retired persons. ^ post. call the chamber office, at 257 E, C a n U r PINEHURST GROCERY INC. tract, whichever comes first, to com­ Aldo Moro. Rouli 83 nM 10 A c a i l * R h Uurwn 64&6707 When asked to select one par­ He assisted in reorganizing the Center St„ 646-2223.' S02 MAIN ticularly favorite achievement. Lveretl R. Kennedy Sr. ply. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 6, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs,. April 6. 1978— PACK THHEE-A G a r d e n in g Canoe race to draw many Hadassah In the service Manchester’s second annual the race, and Watkins expects about near Economy Electric,” he said. WEEK-END SPECIALS By Frank Atwood Hockanum River Canoe Race, 50 this year, and 100 in a few years. The race will start from alongside planning Selected for training at David W. Hendricksen, son scheduled for April 29, is expected to “I think it is a great'river for a canoe the Steak Out Restaurant in Talcott- Sheppard AFB, Texas in of Mrs. Robert Hen­ dz. draw contestants from throughout race, and I expect to see it grow,” he yille, with a check-in time set at 8:30 craft fair the transportation field dricksen of 18 Farmstead ROSES New England. said. a.m. The finish line will be at the after completing basic Lane, Rockville, has been CASH A CARRY The American Canoe Association is The 6.2-miIe race is being spon­ rear of the Powder Mill Shopping training at Lackland AFB, promoted to his present OPEN listing the race in its guide to New sored by the Hockanum River lin er Center in East Hartford. Hadassah Chapter of Manchester Texas, is Airman James R. rank while serving aboard THURS. England races open races, and to Linear Park Committee and the will conduct its fourth annual Craft McCurry, son of Mr. and the Coast Guard cutter TIL 9 P.M. All entrants must be at least 12 The Manchester Health Depart­ date the race committee has Savings Bank of Manchester. The Fair on Sunday, May 28 at the Mrs. James M. McCurry of Chilula, homeported in received applications from 15 en­ years old, and all should wear ment received a house-warming pre­ Riverrats will again officiate at the Manchester Parkade from 10 a.m. to 33 Colonial Road, Bolton. Atlantic Beach, N.C. trants from five states, Lee Watkins, lifejackets, according to race 85 E. CENTER ST. sent when the department moved annual event. 5 p.m., rain or shine. Airman McCurry is a He joined the Coast committee chairman, said. regulations. (>49-5268,' into new offices two years ago at the Race committee members have Admission and parking is free and 1973 graduate of Bolton Guard in June 1977. been working with axes and chain Hall of Records. It was a large house Although the committee has not refreshments will be sold. High School and attended saws to clw r thd river of large fallen Entry blanks for the race may be plant but still not too big to stand on a asked the association to sanction the More than 100 New England Computer Processing local race, it will abide by the rules trees to make the river clear of obtained starting Friday at Watkins craftsmen will display such han- Institute at Hartford. STOP TAMPERING with the EIGHTH’S AMERICAN LIBERTIES table. Now it stands on the floor and Bros, furniture store on Main Street, is seven feet tall. for a sanctioned race to protect debris, Watkins said. dicrafted items as dolls, pottery, at all offices of the Savings Bank of The begonia has been repotted canoeists from being considered “It’s incredible how the river has ather and woodworking. Senior Master Sgt. professionals, Watkins said. changed because of last winter’s Manchester and at various sporting f l Joseph F. DiBella Jr., son twice to give the roots more room, goods stores. • Proceeds will be used to support Last year, there were 32 entries in flooding, especially in the section of Mrs. Helen W. Schuldt of and at the rate it has been growing it research at the Hadassah Hospital in will need another larger pot some 945 Baillilo Drive, Virginia Jerusalem where citizens of Israel Beach, Va., has gradnated day. The plant has been blooming and surrounding Middle East coun­ since the first week of March, and from the U.S. Air Force tries are treated. 0) when I saw it the begonia had two Manchester public records Senior Noncommissioned DID YOU KNOW? Anyone wishing an application to Officer Academy at Gunter large, gracefully drooping clusters of reserve space may contact Linda pit^ blossoms with a white base and Air Force Station, Ala. Warranly deeds Mariotti, roof repair at 80 Corp., industrial building Grad, 216 Grissom Road, or call her yellow pollen. Drive, $37,000. Sergeant DiBella has Carlos J. Silva, Humble, Homestead St., $i200. at 643-2986. The Iwgonia is of the “cane” type J.A. Harrison for at 140 Progress Drive, returned to Griffiss AFB, A recent State Fact-Finders report stated: Texas, to Norman L. Stahl L.G.M. Construction Inc. and has twice been provided with a Herbert Spicer, addition at $768,000. N."Y., where he is a securi­ and Elsie M. Stahl, proper­ for JMB Realty Co., altera­ 1. Town of Manchester Firemen are the highest paid among longer stake to hold it upright. New 95 Coleman Road, $1,500. Artistic Hair Designs' ty police superintendent ty at 180 Grissom Road, tion at 374 W. Middle Turn­ Louis Pardo for Martha Inc. for Manchester ^ollege notes) with a unit of the Strategic the 49 paid fire departments in the entire state. leaves grow at the top of the plant 355,000. pike, $10,183. and old leaves, nearer the bottom, Bidwell, garage at 64 North Professional Park, Air Command. Adminisiralor's deed Bidwell Home Improve­ alterations at 341 Broad have dropped off, revealing the green St., $7,000. The sergeant graduated Estate of Leland T. Wood ment Co. for Thomas St., $2,300, Among the outstanding University canes that are the plant’s stems. The Michael Grenier, sign at from high school in 1958 in 2. The Town of Manchester spends more on its fire depart­ to Anthony M. Botticello Moore, vinyl siding at 38 of Connecticut students who have pot is set in an attractive wicker 296 W. Middle Turnpike, Pratt Sign Co, for JMB Oak Hill, Va., and received ment than other more affluent communities of similar pop­ and Richard Connors", par­ Strong St., $2,400. $350. Realty Inc., sign at 372 W. been designated Alumni Scholars for his B.S. degree in 1977 basket. 1978 and who will each receive $750 ulation in Connecticut. tial interest in property on Leon Ciesynski for Henry Skaparas Home Middle Turnpike, $850. from New School for Social Ronald Kraatz, Health Depart­ Bissell Street, J19.25 con­ scholarships at an Award for ment administrator, told me about Gilkes, roof repair at 4 Remodeling for Arthur B. .Marriage lieense Research at New York Ci­ veyance tax. Level Road, $1,894. Excellence dinner on April 8 at the the plant, calling attention to the Hurst, interior alterations Raymond Cyr, 69 Tracy ty. His wife, Heidi, is the Do you want consolidation along with these high or higher Trustee's deed Des " Savoie for R.E. Faculty-Alumni Center are: wing-like shape of the green leaves at 30 Winthrop Road, $3,- Drive, and Grete E. daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Connecticut Bank & Vonocker, vinyl siding at costs, or do you want to retain the low cott and highly ef­ with their spots of gray. Miss Naomi 550. McConville, 453 Summit Manchester: Dorothy S. Brin- Warren F. Ruggeri of Trust Co. to Anthony M. 509 Keeney St., $4,000. St., April 21 at St. Bridget. damour, 5 Dover Road, a junior ficient Eighth District Fire Department? Zima, secretary in the department, J.A. McCarthy Inc., new Saugus, Mass. His father. Botticello and Richard Stephen Conley, home at 115 Lamplighter majoring in m athem atics and Joseph F. DiBella Sr., is given credit for keeping the Connors, partial interest in begonia watered, enough but not too demolish shed at 176 Drive, $42,000, statics, the Sylvia Lippman Dragat resides in East Hartford. Help us to stop consolidation by supporting the STFIAL Com­ property on Bissell Street, Bissell St., $50. DeNino & Sons for Joe award; and Judith A. Brown, 24 E. much. The gift, at the department's $19.25 conveyance tax. mittee in its efforts to preserve the Eighth Utilities District. open house for the new offices, was Wes Robbins for Bert VanHaverbeke, roof repair Maple St., a junior majoring in Howard L. Quint, Diseharge of judgment Cooper, chimney at 243 at 155 Florence St., $798. human development and family brother of Marc M. Tougas from Mrs. Jane Wlochowski of the lien Board of Education. Ferguson Road, $400, Daniel Uriano, enclose relations, the Augustus J. Brundage of 12 Lanz Lane, Ellington, Connecticut Natural Gas Harold Parent for Walter porch at 65 Robert Road, award. Dancers enjoy graduation dance has been promoted to air­ Send your contributions to: Many variclicH Corp. against Carlos Silva. Hamilton, roof repair at 4 man first class in the U.S. $1,000. East Hartford: Richard P, Prior, STEAL There are hundreds, perhaps Release of attachment Windemere St,, $1,575. Air Force. Atlantic Fence Co. for 129 Collimore Road, majoring in Paul and Betty Frankenburg join other dancers in the fun at thousands, of varieties of begonias, Mendez L. Grey and Harold Parent for Airman Quint, an avionic P.O. Box 776 Elsie Goslee, fence at 31 finance and music theory, un­ the Manchester Square Dance Club’s graduation dance April 1 at all originating from warm countries. Elaine E. Grey against Charles H. Spratly, roof '■ l inertial and radar naviga­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 Lilley St., $395. designated award. Manchester High School. (Herald photo by Dunn) They cannot withstand frost and are Carlos J. Silva and Clara repair at 60 William St., First Hartford Realty tion systems specialist, is grown here in the winter as house A. Silva. $625. assigned at Zweibrucken Jay Frank has been named to first plants, outdoors only in the summer. Building permits AB, Germany, with a unit Bill Tunsky for M.A, Call Your Local honors for the fall semester at Seton Begonias are generally described Robert Viara for estate of the U.S. Air Force in McNamara, aluminum Hall University, ( Births (0 BUI Sheridan, Treaturer as either fibrous rooted, such as the of Anthony DeCiantis, in­ Nationwide Europe. siding at 98 Strickland St., He is a junior in the pre-law Angel Wing, or tuberous rooted, terior alterations at 43 Oak $1,800. The airman is a 1977 program of studies and is the son of Landry, Michelle Rose, daughter Laraia of East Hartford. She has a growing from flattened tuber under St., $200. J.A. McCarthy Inc,, new Insurance Agent graduate of Ellington High Mr. and Mrs. John G. Frank of of Robert and Louise Risley Landry brother, Rick, 3V4. the surface of the soil. It is about C. Sullivan for Sylvio home at 99 Lamplighter For Complete School. time now to start the tuberous rooted Manchester, of 79 Deborah Drive, Coventry. She Neff, Kelley Ann, daughter of was bom March 8 at Manchester begonias for the new season and the Manchester’s health officer, Dr. Alice Turek, looks up at the Auto Insurance Keith B. and Cathy M. West Neff of Coast Guard Seaman Memorial Hospital. Her maternal 599 Old Stafford Road, Tolland. She tubers that came in from the garden blossoms of an Angel Wing Begonia in her office. It is seven Phone Now you know STOP TAMPERING with the EIGHTH’S AMERICAN LIBERTIES last fall, if they have stayed healthy, feet tall. (Herald photo by Dunn) Coverage grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. was born March 30 at Rockville can be started in the house now. The bee hummingbird is the Robert Landry of 103 Silver Lane, General Hospital. Her maternal East Hartford. Her paternal grand­ They are covered lightly with soil, Compare our costs, smallest bird. It weighs an grandmother is Alice West of East parents are Mr. and Mrs. William or one of the rooting media mixed for coverage, and claims eighteenth of an ounce and is about Hartford. Her paternal grandparents the purpose, and given water. Roots varieties that are meant to grow as mold has not killed the grass. ANMETYi service You II choose ,two and a quarter inches long. Most Landry of Glastonbury. Her mater­ are Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Neff Jr. of will grow from the bottom of the hanging plants. As a general rule, Spraying with the fungicide is of no Nationwide Insurance of that length is its beak. nal great-grandmother is Nellie Tolland. tuber and in a week or so a thick begonias do best in partial shade particular help now, says the turf STRAIGHT TIME I WITH THIS T COUPON ... green sprout should poke up from the rather than in full sun. expert. The spray, to be effective, Call Today top of the tuber. Snow mold should have been used in late fall 0.EAN MAXWELL HOUSE The tuber, the new shoot and the There has been more snow mold on before the snow came. IfCllNAnONWDE M e n u s roots can be transplanted to the g I INSURANCE our lawn this spring than usual, ManchMttar Bvming Htrald USED CARS INSTANT flower border when the danger of **•-**• ikAiM Ci«a«»i $TU0$ei revealed when the deep piles of snow It ■>•«>(-<• taewi Wednesday: Grinder, frost is past. The begonias will bloom Published every evening .except ClM—»l School pushed up on the sides of the I Sundeys and holidays. Entered at the Elderly milk, coffee or tea. applesauce, milk and ice _ m u ts i COFFEE in mid-to-late summer with some of driveway melted. Patches of grass ' Manchester, Conn. Post Office as Se­ Showcase Thursday: Vegetable Cafeteria menus which ______fW l.______cond Class Mall Matter. CARTER Menus which will be cream. the brightest-colored, most striking covered with the gray cobwebby served April 10-14 at soup, chicken salad on will be served April 10-14 in Thursday: Oven-fried blossoms in the garden. Suggested Carrier Rates Cinemas M S I CnUIHLO, X fungus are larger and more INTERSTATE 84 Mayfair Gardens of shr^ded pineapple pud­ Manchester public schools chicken, cranberry sauce, DOUBLE STAMPS ON WED. There is one caution to keep in numerous than I've ever seen. Payable In Advance e x iT s a C h e v r o le t ITTMe SI ding, margarine, bread, are as follows: parslied potato or candied mind. They will require staking. Single copy...... 16S Manchester residents Fred Nelson, turf specialist for the W eekly...... 909^ S IL V m L A M E M34HU over 60 are as follows: skim milk, coffee or tea. Monday: Hamburg patty sweet potato, buttered wax Especially when in bloom the plants One month •...... 13.90 ROBERn STREET 1229 Main 81. Manchqstsr Friday: Oven-baked Cooperative Extension Service, says Three months ...... $11.70 Monday: Hot sliced on a roll, french fried beans, bread, butter, milk LU will be top heavy and a summer a thorough raking is the prescribed Six m onths...... $23.40 EAST HARTFORD TEL. 646-M64 turkey ala king, mixed flounder, lemon sauce, potatoes, buttered carrots, and pears. 9 0 storm will lay them flat, probably treatment, breaking up the fungus One year ...... $46.80 M B -O B 10 1 Mall Rates Upon Request vegetables, creamy cole boiled potatoes in jackets, milk, vanilla pudding with Friday; Grape juice, LIMIT ONE with some of the stems snapped off. and helping the sunlight to dry it out. BJUtOAm mAHHEEt PER FAMILY WITH Subscribers who fall to receive slaw, chilled sliced spinach, chilled apricots, chocolate sauce. baked macaroni and Both kinds of begonias have Probably, says Mrs. Nelson, the ' their newspaper before 9:30 p.m. $ 2 .5 0 III 2:90P.M. margarine, bread, skim GOOD TO SAT.4 7,90 PURCHASE should telephone the circulation peaches, oatmeal cookies, Tuesday: Shells with cheese, peanut butter department, 047-9940. TOMMY’S bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. meat sauce, tossed salad, stuffed celery, carrot ARTS POTPOURRI milk, coffee or tea. The menu is subject to garlic bread, bread, milk, sticks, milk and chocolate Tuesday: Savory Chinese change. fruited Jell-o. cake. A bout town PIZZAMA AT with prtor $7.90 purchM* Sunday, April 9 beef over steamed rice, F R A N K ’S txcludini caup«n lUm The Bible Study Group of hour in the Federation FRI*SAT»SUN at 8:00 PM 3 - 6 P.M. canned green beans, mixed Emanuel Lutheran Church Room of the church. green salad with French IVORY at BICYCLE will meet Friday at 1 p.m. dressing, fruit tapioca pud­ in the church library with The North United THE COLONY ding, bread, margarine, LIQUID Pastor Dale Gustafson as Methodist Church group on skim milk, coffee or tea. BONANZA ONE COUPON PER FAMILY "H o u se $pon»ored by • GOOD THRU SAT., APR. 8 leader. "Death and Dying" will Wednesday; Baked meet tonight at 8 at the The Manchebter Scholarship Foundation meatloaf, whipped RECONDITIONED FULL-SIZE church. ~ Calls” • DANCERS • CHAMBER MUSIC • BLUES JAZ2 potatoes, seasoned green BICYCLES — BOYS - Members of South “Tonutiy" • PAINTINGS • SCULPTURE • ROCK OPERA GIRLS. AT with prlBf $7.SO purchaM United Methodist Church THE BOYS IN' MUCH MORE • CHAMPAGNE AND HORS (foauvrat beans with tomatoes, FRANK'S txclttdlng coppMi lUm Mrs. Ann Flynn will lead gingerbread with whipped Bargained Priced, Ready To Go are asked to attend a series For Spring — And Summer Riding Fun of “envisioning” programs a Bible study Friday at CO M PAN Y C Plut 206 WEST 267 EAST Donation $10 per paraon (tax daductlbla) . — topping, margarine, skim starting tonight at 7:30 at 9:30 a m. in the Robbins :20 - 0:30 (R ) CENTER ST. CENTER ST. For tickets, call 646-1881 between 6-9 PM. ' Saturday, April 8 ONLY COFFEEMATE Q Q < Room of Center Tickets also available at the door. 18 oz. MM the church. The series is 64(M>661 646-2550 r About town 1 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST the result of a recent Congregational Church. I 4)«E COUPON P£R FAMIU church survey and is being 8, ST O R ES I U, 42 0 0 0 0 THRU SAT.. APR. 8 M.D. 40 OPEN SATURDAY 1549 Main St. .|0gg 8t. sponsored by the parish iR im r The Confirmation Class BICYCLES R M SEASON THE SEASON NIGHT „ Eeet Hertford Menchotlor development committee. of North United Methodist r with prior $7.90 purchoM NEW USE! m i-SAT-SUN H H -U T-SU N FEVER 9d)0 e.m. - 5:00 p.m. g-gg , . 5.30 p.„,. I 0 4 S -S 0 0 0 Church will meet tonight at .xcludini c.upMi ll*m vm STMTS John Travolta , MASTERCHARQE ACCEPTED The property committee 1M rassT. 7 at the church. of Center Congregational r;is sai Church will meet tonight at LIBBY’S 6 7 ; 30 in the Robbins Room m tomato JUICL PK of the church. The board of ONE COUPON PER f AMILT „ „ “Plant, that Pleate’ L.U 93 0 0 0 0 THRU SAT . APR. « M.O. 30 Christian education is Woodland Gardens 1 U Woodtand SL slated to meet at the same U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF SALES REPAIRS plut U CREATIK FOR TOUR UNDSCAFflusbnrc rLMNIIHHPUNTINO —- Route 83 - 1 Mile North _ PAUL NEWMAN PLEASE CALLTHEATRE '■"When you’re hungry for those good things” FOR SCREEN TMES Theater ^ Of Vernon Circle. 99 BONAXZA is the place for dinner BOTTOM ROUND »7t-3189 THE DROWNING POOL s c h e d u le d GOLDEN CVernon Cine 1 — "The Boys In Company C ' 7:20-9:30 SIRLOIN STRIP $3.59 in FMSYTHU KL3.HWM WWWW m ROAST Vernon Cine 2 — "American COVENTRY RESIDENCES *2.69 Hot Wax " 7 10-9 to II A. Theater 1 - "High ENJOY AS??®! T-BONE STEAK 2.99 2 Galloii Pots (2 Plants in Pot) 5 for $12.45 *1: Anxiety" 7:30-9:t5 r. SALVATION ARMY Alio a large variety ol Ireahly dug Japanata, Yawa, FAMILY PAC U A. Theater 2 — "Straight Rhododendron, Aia loao, Mughoplnao, Hamlocka, Androiiwda, r r n u m Time " 7:10-9:30 ML LauroL Variagatad Euonymua, ale. U.A Theater 3 — "Annie FACALITY STUDY COMM. STEAK TERIYAKI 3.99 Tom’ anaarar to a Hnairi amarald lawn — GERIWIUMS $ 1 1 9 Hall " 7:30-9:20 INVITISYOUTOA 3F0R served w ith baked poUto, Texas Toast and all-yon-can-eat salad 6REENVIEW Uw n Food PUBLIC HEARING An organic - lu i guarowlao PORK CHOPS TROPHIES by FR0ZBI YOGURri THURS., APRIL $, 1078 Largo • to • bidioo. EMBLEM & BADGE 8:00 P.M. It the *** 5.0N SR. ft - odT *6X5 DO IT Hog. S H U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Fret Engraving L8.I. ROOM, C.N.H. Sdiooi CHILD’S PLATE -79 10,NO SR. f t - only *1 3 .4 9 TONY NOW LEARN THE FACTE CONCERNINQ small bamborger, French Fries. Tootsi; Roll Fop and soda BOTTOM ROUND "Made THE PROPOSED PURPOSE OP THE with Aloo authorind lawn dealer tor tooMa produeta, CAJ lawn $ 1 5 9 SALVATION AMIIY LAND ON . to o ^ OM Fox, wnorganlto. olc. - Let iro h e lp yoti wftfi Uw Qua%" BOH—SMOKERS: For yonr comfort every B0HAH2A restaurant has a UkTUOG niKt LAKE WANGUMBAUG non-smoking dining area set aside for yon. “Sow BRIGGS’ iMHin EEt M E bM t - Lirgn t a i i STEAKS w ith ASK QUESTIONS - LET THE “MANCHESTER-SHOP RITE PLAZA’’ Pride" COMMITTEE KNOW YOUR FEELINGS. ICE CREAM STORE 8EALTEST LOWFAT m n n a m . !; Marshalls Mall Manchester “^tANCHESTER-WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE” Dan miEnlaf pollidf bI vgiMIm ... lie s MAIN ST. CHARIMAN Manchester Parkade Largo 9” Fola E. HARTFORD, CONN. Gallon ‘BPIM’ MILK •1.89 PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 6, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 6, 1978- PAGE FIVE-A

L > ' lHanrl)pfitpr Eitrniu^Hpralb ARE M3Uiaj,lN& THEM On busing I About town ) Bloodmobile due in Manchester Monday Manchester — A City of Village Charm A b o u t THEIR HUMAN ^feKTS, "Start the week right by being a blood pointmerits can be made by calling the year-old donors must have a Red Cross Church and Center Congregational Al-Anon family groups Jehovah’s Witnesses will donor.” So says Joseph L. Swensson, the Manchwter Red CroM office, 643-5111. form signed by a parent or guardian. Church. They have made informational MR.PRESlPENT,...0RVaJR8?^ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 By ANDREW TLLLY ' ' will meet tonight at 8 at the have a theocratic school newly appointed chairm an of the 1! For this month’s operation, four local brochures and appointm ent cards M«mb«r, Audit BurMu of CirculttK>fl Mtmbor. Unitod Prttt iniofnafion^ WASHINGTON - Over the phone, Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor- and service m eetine Manchester Red Cross Blood Program. throughout the day. Baby-sitting service church groups have combing to ronduct a available to their members and en- Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herard Square. the Boston School Committee " man St., and Friday at 10 tonieht at 7 30 in the The Bloodmobile will be stationed at will be offered. . special rwruitment camj^ign. They are couragedtheirparticipationinthislife- Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. member sounded contemptuous. : a.m. at the South United S Memorial u V a re Community BapUst Church, 585 E. Center S’ ®«ring effort. n . —I.------wniion Memonai uorary Monday from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Ap- °f 18 and 66 may donate blood. Seventeen- Methodist Church, Second Congregational "So the judge thinks sdnol busing M etb^ist Church campus, auditorium, 100 N. Main St. Raymond F Robinton. Editor>Publithtf Harold E Turkmgton, Managing Editor has worked,” he said. “Tell that to The beginners group will the parents of white kids who have meet tonight at 7:30, and stopped going to public school.” Alateen for the 12- to 20- lu in F m Opinion year-old children of “rhe committeeman was referring a 111111111111 .. problem drinkers, at 8 at to a statement by U.S. District Judge the Pathfinders Club. The M BIG BANDS ^ Deli Department Speciah ^ A popular choice W. Arthur Garri- ; family groups are open to IS I> M ty, who devised those affected by someone JEFF JACOBS CHOICEST MEATS ALMAR Tom Conran has been work — know that Tom has Boston’s school with a drinking problem. CORNED REEF * 2 . 2 0 integration, that m TOWN working with youths ever since been a great contact for WUNDERBAR he was numbered among them. youths. He has taught them to “the court’s stu­ UtDA CHOICE - FIRST CUTS dent desegrega­ GERMAN ROLOQNA . * 1 . 0 0 His selection to receive the keep themselves physically Trim Fashions L « « * i tion plan... seems CHUCK S T E W ...... 7 9 « MUCKFS first annual Community Ser­ fit; he has taught them that to be taking hold SHHH6 OUIIIIH vice Award in the field of youth winning isn’t the only thing; he ... The areas of USDA CHOICE - CENTER CUTS PRESSED DELIGHT . * 1 . 7 0 activity by the Greater has provided them with controversy ... appear to be SptilMoibduMrh CHUCK S TE M COOPER Manchester Chamber of excellent leadership. diminishing.” Slenderizing plus-size fashions SHARP CHEESE • 1 . 8 0 Commerce is a popular choice. He could teach them those Garrity is half right. There have USDA CHOICE SEMIBONELESS been no more demonstrations and Special Sizes RUBBER SMOKED BONELESS His service with youth was things because he has kept marches by white parents. 121^-2815 CHUCK ROAST PORK R u n s • 1 . 8 0 well recorded in the announce­ himself physically fit, he “They,(the parents) are all and 38 to 52 USDA CHOICE NEPCO ment in Wednesday’s Herald. knows the value of being a par­ exhausted,” said the committeeman. . 0 0 * Those of us who have ticipant, and he is a leader. “But we’ve got a much smaller STEW BEEF RONANZA FRANKS witnessed that mark of distinc­ The GMCC made its first school system than we used to have, tion — most of it as volunteer choice an excellent one. smaller and blacker.” USDA CHOICE BONELESS ★ ★ ★ J>AIRY PRODVCI^^ SHOULDER ROAST .lb. The figures back him up. White USDA CHOICE BONELESS BLUE BONNET SPREAD Pentagon does students have flocked to all-white O p e n f o r u m private Catholic, and suburban SHOULDER S TE M schools. In 1973, before Judge an about-face Garrity’s busing plan went into USDA CHOICE effect, there were M,0(X) students in 2 LB . By MARTHA ANGLE SHORT RIDS OF BEEF armed services a male preserve at a Dedicated people aided Health Fair Boston’s public schools, 62 percent of HEALTH & BEAVTY AIDS and ROBERT WALTERS cost the country can afford is a them white. Today, the enrollment is WEAVER To the editor: SWEET LIFE WASH1NGT0N(NEA)-AI1 too return to the draft. But that is Manchester and neighboring towns. Department; Walter Joyner; 72,(XX), 41 percent white. The physical fitness screening test often, a philosophically desirable politically repugnant, and has been We would like to take this opportuni­ William Dion and staff, Manchester Judge Garrity’s argument for MlirRIp ...2201. 6 9 < given by the Health Department at CMCKEH BREASTS*’" '^ BM Y & HERBAL SHAMPOO ...... 18ox.^V objective is deemed pragmatically ruled out at least under the present ty to publicly express our apprecia­ Building and Grounds Department; busing was that he had been the third annual Health Fair on SWIFTS BROWN A SERVE SWEET LIFE unattainable by the powers-that-be in peacetime conditions. tion to the following for their com­ Joseph Mazzotta Jr. and Timothy “directed” by the Supreme Court to March 21 was a huge success. Over the country. Repeating prohibitions against munity spirit: Fortin. desegregate. That, too, was only a 5 9 t 100 people participated and were .lo i ...... a s o c t^ v It is a pleasant change, therefore, combat roles for women will not put Ambulance Service of Manchester, The Town of Manchester and the half truth. SAUSAGE ASPIMH ...... given a general indication of their to see a marriage of moral and prac­ females in the foxholes. What it will Inc.; Trinity Ambulance; WINF; Greater Harttord area are truly for­ In fact the Court’s decision in a physical fitness. All left with a tical imperatives in the Pentagon's do, if approved by Congress, is open Mary Cheney Library; Manchester tunate to have so many people who 1971 case, widely interpreted as suggested exercise program and with recent decision to seek congressional up hundreds of jobs — and career ad­ High School Medical Club; Hartford are dedicated to the welfare of our giving the green light to wholesale a better understanding of the many repeal of existing vancement opportunities — now YWCA; Dr. Edward Flanagan. residents. busing, actually did nothing of the benefits of physical conditioning. legal restrictions closed to women, especially in the Also, Dr. David Camaione, Central Sincerely, kind. In Swann vs. Charlotte- on the role of We were able to conduct the tests UNMISTAKABLY Air Force and Navy. Connecticut State College; Dr. Peter The Manchester Health Mecklenburg Board of Education in V DEVON because of the time and equipment 1 women in the At present, the Brookings study LoMaglio, University of Hhrtford; Department North Carolina, the highest bench un­ donated by a great number of in­ military. found, only 25 percent of all enlisted Roger Simm, WFSB Sports; Mel Alice J. Turek, M.D., M.P.H. animously and with utter clarity 'uSDA CHOICE dividual and businessmen from USDA CHOICE Women’s positions in the military are open to Siebold, Manchester Recreation Director of Health ruled that “the constitutional com­ Super tailored clamicr FIRST CUTS ■■ groups and their women. Nearly half, 48 percent, are mand to desegregate schools does to put together your oum W. i BONELESS chic icog in a ■'T,. allies on Capitol closed to women because of legal not mean that every school in every variety of colort. Hill have long restrictions or a particular service’s Shared their talents community must always reflect the SiiM 38-46. ■ i sought an end to prohibitions against SHOULDER interpretation of the law, and 27 per­ IN CHUCK To the editor: success of the show. The performers and publicity. We are also ap­ racial composition of the school CAREFREE VISA 7 the assignment of women to combat cent are reserved exclusively for As co-presidents of the Manchester had only one full show rehearsal preciative of the Board of Education system as a whole.” jobs, a ban which has sharply limited men to Insure career development, Bicentennial Band Shell Corp., we before presentation time, and for their support in this project, ★ ★ ★ lb. both the quality and quality of assignment rotation or other ROAST wish to express our most sincere everything went along quickly and which raised more than $800. STEAK / military positions open to women. managerial purposes. Heartiest thanks to you, the people thanks and appreciation to all of smoothly. What the Court commanded in that ★ ★ ★ Yet the Brookings analysis showed of Manchester, who came to the show those fine people who shared their We only wish we could thank each case was an end to foolishness. It Until this year, the military es­ that women, who now constitute five and gave your support for the talents with all of us last Wednesday and every one who participated in­ said that judges across the country vasns ivos Koqmu wnevtu tablishment itself had stubbornly percent of the armed forces, could excellent program, thus showing VnM&fl* lt.44 NiFMAn. Sil« 0mm Nw|. at the townwide Talent Shojy held at dividually — the emcee Mickey should not assume that because a We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family resisted such pressures despite potentially fill one-third of all your faith in Manchester’s Bicenten­ M il (A tm ltm HMsIitM WRh«lMM Bailey Auditorium for the benefit of . Fendell, the singers, musicians, city’s total black populatin is 20 per­ repeated studies showing women enlisted slots without any radical nial Band Shell. MMUt tTMIM UMUI Manchester’s Band Shell. dancers, acrobats, dramatists, and cent of the total enrollment it was l a m Butcher Service.,. could assume far more jobs than they changes in current Pentagon prac­ O th « INCM in Hhit in 1987. Social Security is like a generational simply won’t be enough qualified filling enlistment quotas with what greatest possible degree of actual — hit the Social Security issue chain letter, with each generation desegregation, taking into account young men available in the future to they regard as highly qualified paying for the preceding generation’s 11111111111111111111111111 squarely on the head the other day by sustain the enlistment levels males, they have barely tapped the Pensioners understandably were the practicalities of the situation.” sketching a giant Easter egg rolling benefits.” required by the military. Between recruitment pool of well-qualified relieved, but workers — especially Later in that year in a one-man ’ ’ GROCERY SPECIALS \ 1 V r-______i _____c ______u ^ wildly down Capitol Hill, with two But the House was unconvinced Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials now and 1985, the number of 18-year- women. those in the middle income bracket opinion — the full Supreme Court was WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAMED M hapless congressmen trying to stop that such dilemmas required further old males is expected to decline by 15 It won’t be easy to persuade who are the backbone of our economy in recess — Chief Justice Warren it. The egg is the recently enacted analysis, defeating the study LARGE NAVEL percent. By 1992, the fall-off will — were aghast. One result of their Burger in effect told lower court Congress to lift the ban on combat- Social Security proposal by a lopsided 363 to 57. GREEN GIANT CORN reach 25 percent. related roles for women. It wasn’t outrage was a call by the Democratic judges not to be ridiculous in their RED. 13.B5 1 ^ STOKELEY ^ tax increase, and Another major reform of the ORANGES The military could, of course, easy for the Pentagon to decide such majority on the congressional Joint busing orders, or at least to read the 1 ZIP STBIP the represen­ system proposed in the original bill lower its standards to meet enlist­ Economic Committee for Fh^esident Supreme Court’s Charlotte decision a 9 . 9 5 S L I i GATORADE „ „ 4 9 « a move is needed. But the future of tatives are last year was to extend participation 1 PAINT BEMOVEB CALIFORNIA ment quotas. Or it could raise, still the all-volunteer military is riding on Carter to scrap his plan to cut in­ little more carefully. That decision. saying: "Now to by 1982 to the three major groups not further, the pay and fringe benefits come taxes by $33 billion, instead Burger noted, did not require "racial REG. 14.B5 1 the outcome. try rolling it now paying Social Security — M eral 1 ZIP GUARD which help lure recruits into the ser­ cutting Social Security taxes that balance” in every public school in the CARROTS 1-lb. pkos. back.’’ civilian workers, state and local 1 0 . 9 9 BM Y KOSHER DILLS vice. amount. country. 1 WOOD FINISH CYCLE - ALL VARIETIES M The plight of, government employees, and The first course, however, raises T h o u g h t s And Sen. Gaylord Nelson (D-Wis.), ★ ★ ★ the nation’s Social |______employees of nonprofit REG. 3.B5 1 serious questions about the effec­ chairman of the Senate Finance sub­ 1 M INW AX DOG FOOD , . . . 4 / * l Security system is a vexing one in­ organizations. tiveness of the armed services, while committee on Social Security, has The case upon which Burger’s one- 2 . 8 9 ^ 1 RAQU m ^ CELERY HEARTS .pfcg. Philippians 2:16. "Holding forth deed. In essence, the federal pension The provision would have brought 1 STAINS the second would result in staggering now called for a three-year hiatus man opinion was delivered certainly the word of life;.....’’ The word of program counted on by millions of some 6 million more workers into the cost increases at a time when from the Social Security increases did not consider practicalities. It in­ TOMATO PASTE .„4/*l U.S. NO. 1 God is called the word of life by Paul Americans to help tide them over system, thereby extending coverage 1 9’x 1 2 ’ military pay and fringes are already in several areas. His Word daily in­ while the problem is re-studied. volved the school system at Winston- their late years was going bellyup as to 97 percent of the work force and viewed as excessive by many in creases the quality of the life which Meanwhile, the difference would be Salem, N.C., where the student pop­ 1 DROP CLOTH .39 POTATOES of late last year. The answer by giving a solid boost to keeping Social Congress and the public. He has j(iven me — eternal life. made up from income tax revenues. Security solvent without crippling ulation was 72.5 percent white and STARTING AT 1 WMTETUNA ,„79* Rev. Neale McLain President Carter and Congress was 1 CEILING ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ the spending power of wage earners. 27.5 percent black. Yet the lower Church of the Nazarene The simplest way to keep the The White House, however, is Including federal workers alone court judge ordered the busing of 34,- 1 PAINT 5 . 9 9 S l I lOYUQUID „«99« urging Congress to stand tough and 000 of the district’s 50,000 studenU. NEWI JOHNSON’S EX ABSORBANT would have given the system an es­ STARTING AT 1 111111 not undo what it completed just three timated $5 billion short-term shot in That was more than two-thirds of the 1 VINYL ACRYLIC A months ago. the arm. school population. DIAPERS .I S e t •1 . With Coupon 1 W ALL P AIN T 5 . 9 9 ^ With Coupon th $7,$0 furthrua ■ The irony of the pressure now ★ W ★ Pshaw, and blast it. There will $7.50 Purehuua SWBBTLIFE 6 gathering momentum in Congress for “Under the present law, many always be the professinal "Look 1 9 IN. ROLLER - a thorough study of the entire Social federal workers have taken advan­ Ma!” activities who use civil rights FROZEIS FOODS JUBIBO DEC. I I SWEETUFE A /ft4 |i 70* OFF i| Security problem is that this precise tage of early retirement provided for to get attention, and there will «D 1 COVER . 9 9 TOWELS suggestion was soundly defeated by in their pension system and then always be racists determined to keep REG. 2.59 1 WAFFLES .»B/n ■ FOLGEirS I the House in October. black children in their (inferior) 1 INTERIOH worked just enough years to obtain SWEETUFE I Specifically, a National Social place. But it is too bad some judges 1 . 8 9 ^ 1 ! COFFEE ! the minimum Social Security benefit 1 SFACKLE ALL GRINDS - LB. || Security Commission was proposed in the Republic have been so reluc­ . laos. 7 9 « I I UmNOfwl to supplement their retirement in­ ORAHGEIUICE UmH OfW N r NmBir a l VsUdl lAfrtl to investigate, in the words of Rep. come,” said Rep. James Geveland tant to summon up a little courage REMEMBER ALWAYS I VsM ttni Aft* M> II I Mill, Ms GREEN GIANT rWYmy UmyrUfu. I John Rqu6s6lot (R-Calif.), "how the (R-N.H.), "...this means that a and try an occasional school busing insurance aspects of Social Security worker who has contributed as little case on its coldly legal merits. EVERYDAY LOW . 20os.beg' ' With Coupon A || WUh Coupon A M B in S $7.5Q Piirelma may be fully funded, and how the as $111 in his lifetime to the Social BANGUET I I . ,^ T .5P Furehata - I welfare and insurance components Security trust fund can draw monthly may be separated. We need to give our benefits of $114 when he retires from ?m FREDGHKKEH 2Lbe. ! PILLSBURY I citizens the opportunity to freely Social Security....” FIRM A FROSTY — 4 VAR. > FLOUR I SWIETUFI determine their own welfare without State and federal workers, repre­ I BUIS. l i depending on the future tax dollars of sent a powerful voting bloc, however, f Yestsrdsys 1 YOGURT ICECREAM future taxpayers.” and when their unions and friaids in QAUON ★ ★ ★ Congress let out a howl, the proposal 25 yeara ago NEWI FROM SARA LEE I 59« 1 LiffiN O m f PAUL’S PAINT RASP., BLUEBERRY, ALMOND, MAPLE UmNOfW N r/«nN r ! l VaMI lApiSS "When Social Security was enacted to include the six million workers in Manchester residents flock to I VaM OVN Apri Ml II in 1935," noted the congressman, the system was sununarily scrapped. church for Easter services. 615 MAIN 8Th MANCHESTER COFFEE ROUMDS “half of the male population over age Now the push to tinker with the Saul Silverstein is leaving Saturday 6 4 1 -0 3 0 0 65 was in the labor force. Today the new Social Security law to placate for government trip to Europe. figure is only one in five, or 20 per­ other voters is enormous — especial­ DISTRIBUTOR FOR cent ... We should leave individiials ly with November’s elections 10 years ago TOURINE PAINT alone to choose to work or not to Etta looming ever closer. But it is Richard W. Carlson of Vernon, work — unimpeded by government.” anybody’s guess what changes might formerly of Manchester, receives his Sale EiNiB April 15th Rousselot added that "the current be fort^ming. second lieutenant bars. iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT 4-:

PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs.. April 6. 1978 M^C H E S T E R e v e n in g HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. April 6, 1978 - PAGE SEVEN-A Light-hitting shortstop likes chances ( Scoreboard ) USA hoop Stars IFH.4 Wednesday's Results romp over Cuba Cincinnati 5, Birmingham 4 New England 4, Edmonton 4 keys Mariners’ victory Bos ox race ATLANTA (UPI) — USA Coach Joe Hall says his young team NHL hasn’t played together long enough to run the kind of offense he WINTER HAVEN, Fla. bullpen which already includes Cy Boston opens the season hYlday in prefers, so they routed Cuba Wednesday with the basics — NEW YORK (UPI) - Just Montreal 6, Toronto 3 baseball great Joe DiMaggio, who (UPI) — Alter 17 seasons in Young award winner Sparky Lyle. Chicago against the White Sox. Mike defense and a sizzling fastbreak. seventh and ninth to earn a save. Tidewater farm club to make room Pittsburgh 7, Minnesota 2 like Seattle Manager Darrell tossed out the ceremonial first pitch. th e b ig leagues, Carl But he noted: "We’re not too bad Torrez, a 17-game winner with the “I was surprised at our ability — mostly long jumpers — for 26 Tom Seaver will be on the moumd for the 25-year-old pitcher. either with (Bill) Campbell, (Dick) 'Yankees last year, will hurl the in­ Detroit 5, Cleveland 5, tie Johnson promised all spring, Reynolds, who had just four Yastrzemski could be blase Atlanta 4, NY Rangers 2 defensively,” said Hall after the USA points. today when the National League The Chicago White Sox firmed up Drago, and (Tom) Burgmeier. augural against Steve Stone, who the Mariners unveiled a new homers and 28 RBI as a regular last opens its season with the Cincinnati their hullpen, purchasing the con­ about the start ol another ar­ Colorado 4, Chicago 4, tie squad — including fivt of his NCAA Yugoslavia’s center Kresimir “They’re going to be tough to notched 15 victories for Chicago. champion Kentucky Wildcats — power hitter in their 3-2 season, smacked the game-winner Reds playing host to Houston in the tract of lefthander Rich Hinton of St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 2 Coslc, who played at Brigham over the right field wall. Reynolds duous 162-game campaign. But beat,” Yaz conceded, "but I think all trounced the Cubans, 109-64, last Young, scored 20 points but was skep­ season-opening victory over National League opener, while Mark their Iowa farm club and obtaining Yaz looks to the season ahead the teams in the division have im­ One thing the Red Sox will be connected on a 2-0 pitch from Twins' (the Bird) Fidrych attempts a com­ night in the first round of the World tical about his team’s chances th e Minnesota Twins southpaw Jim Willoughby from the proved. Whether we or the Yankees trying to avoid is another slow start. NBA Invitational Tournament. loser Dave Goltz with base-runner eback with Detroit against Toronto in ^ a s one that could culminate in against the USA. Wednesday night. Boston Red Sox for an undisclosed win 97 games this year, I don’t know. Atlanta 87, Buffalo 74 Hall expects a “real tough match” Bob Stinson taking off from first on a highlighting three American League " th e world championship. “Besides us, I don't believe there is amount of cash. No one might. Detroit is improved, Philadelphia 126, Detroit 115 against Yugoslavia Friday night in The surprise is that he was on the hit and run. games. “Anytime you know you have a “Games in April are as important anyone that can compete with the team last year. One of the day’s biggest surprises and Milwaukee has to be.” Washington 125, Los Angeles 119 Chapel Hill, T in the second round U.S. team,” said Coslc, “U.S. is the “ I think the thing was that my Elsewhere, Baltimore visits chance to win it, you look lorward to as games in September,” noted The Mariners’ unlikely batting came when the Reds sent pitcher Even though Boston’s powerful Denver 129, New Jersey 121 of the rouii,. robin event. The best and we’re second best and then pitcher had a little trouble getting Milwaukee and Minnesota visits a season,” said the Red Sox star out- manager Don Zimmer. “We started hero was shortstop Craig Reynolds. Paul Moskau to their Indianapolis lineup, which slammed 213 home Seattle 113, Houston 100 Yugoslavs, featuring seven members there’s a large gap.” settled,’’ said Twins Manager Gene Seattle at night. (ielder, who has played on as many off (M last year. If we had won those Reynolds had three hits — including a farm team. Moskau had been runs last year, is virtually intact, from the 1976 Olympic silver Mauch, “He walked Stinson and got There were some surprising ninth place clubs — two — as pennant four games we would have had the two-run homer in the second inning expected to start this season, but was Yastrzemski stopped short of saying medalist team, whipped Russia, 97- the ball up on Reynolds. Anybody in trade’s, cuts and acquisitions winners, after the club closed out its pennant.” Baseball giving Seattle a 3-0 lead — and Seattle extremely disappointing during the this edition of the Red Sox is the best 79, in other opening-night action. Sports slate the world can hit the ball out of this Wednesday as the major-league exhibiton season. exhibition slate with a 16-1 pasting Seattle 3, Minnesota 2 pitchers Glenn Abbott and Enrique ballpark." he’s ever played on. The teams move on to Lexington, teams scrambled to meet the 25-man In exhibition play, it was: Pittsburgh Wednesday of the University of “When you win a pennant, like we Thursday's Games Romo held off the Twins for the vic­ Abbott, who led the club with 12 Florida. Ky., Sunday, where the USA will face roster limit by opening day. 9, the Chicago White Sox 8; did in ‘67 and ‘75, you can’t toke that Toronto (Lemanezyk 13-16) at riiurxduv tory. victories last year, held the Twins to Jim Rice, the 1977 AL home run Works out Russia in a nationally televised con­ The New York Mets picked up Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 3; the achievement away from a club. So Detroit (Fidrych 64) UASKBALI, The second-year Mariners and the five hits and two runs before yielding PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - test and Yugoslovia will meet Cuba. reliever Butch Metzger on waivers Chicago Cubs 4, San Francisco 0; Los champion, snapped out of his spring we’ll just have to see.” Baltimore (Flanagan 15-10) at ■ lull 111 Muiirli<‘Hl<-r, Twins opened the 1978 major league to Romo in the seventh. Romo Wearing a thick neck bandange, the If two teams tie in the number of vic­ from the St. Louis Cardinals, op­ Angeles 2, Milwaukee 0, and San slump against Florida by driving in Milwaukee (Augustine 12-18) :t;:to .season before 45,235 fans, including snuffed out Minnesota rallies in the eight runs with a pair of homers, a Philadelphia Flyers’ forward Rick tories, the tournament winner will be tioning Tom Hausman to their Diego 8, California 5. Minnesota (Erickson 0-0) at Seat­ determined by point differential Enfu'ld III IViiiicy two-run single and a sacrifice fly. MacLeish worked out Wednessay for tle (Pole 7-12), N KII»I 11II r I r (I r d ii t Coach resigns the first time since he suffered a compiled during the games. Fred Lynn also smashed a two-run (Only games scheduled) Siiimliiiry homer for Boston. TUCSON, Arizona (UPI) — Joe severe cut Saturday night that Arkansas guard Sidney Moncrief sparked an early surge against Cuba, The Red Sox closed out its exhibi­ Moeller has resigned as bullpen required 80 stitches. taitL S SOFTBAI.L Athletics to play coach of the Cleveland Indians and stealing the ball repeatedly to ignite Muilrlll'NllT 111 Hull, Nicklaus tion season with a 15-11 record, “He’s very much improved,” said excluding the win against Florida. will be replaced by Dave Duncan, a team physician Dr. Everett the fastbreak as the USA roared to a JillO Boston missed winning the AL former Tribe catcher . Borghesani, who said he will wait un­ Willoughby sold 25-5 lead after 6 1/2 minutes. Midway GIRLS TU.VCK M oeller, 35, who reportedly through the half, Hall sent in his se­ game set East title by 2 l/2games last season til Saturday before deciding if KiihI at Oakland park resigned for business reasons, was in WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - cond team, which held the Cubans Giitliollc/North went despite rolling up 97 victories, and [^jc (tw. staff MacLeish can play Saturday night’s The Boston Red Sox Wedne^ay sold II I game in Atlanta against the Flames. scoreless for over six minutes and Uiilliolir III Sinmluirv, veteran relief pitcher Jim built the lead to 43-11. OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - The Oakland A's aren't ^oing AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - No one Seven V of the credits must be in Willoughby to the Chicago White Sox :ui5 anywhere, at least not in 1978. Kentucky’s Jack Givens led the l''ridiiy can accuse Jack Nicklaus of failing areas, such as math or T he Democr( and shortstop Raman Aviles to the balanced USA attack with 17 points. Philadelphia Phillies for an un­ BASEIUU, The Oakland Coliseum Commis­ to give due warning in his bid for a sh ^ u t the others may be in any Manchester recent Moncrief had 15 and five others were sion Board of Directors held a sixth Masters championship. .8 disclosed amount of cash. MUG III UGoiin JV Unusual sight perative to eliminate further uncer­ suhjwt uught at the high school. fleers, including key MCC loss in double figures. Twelve-year special meeting Wednesday, then an- Nicklaus led a 78-man contingent The Willoughby deal got Boston Rollon 111 l‘ortliiiiNew York Yankees but last night when he strolled to the mound negotiations is over. The Oakland A s and it expects the team to play its prestigious golf tournament after an­ lumiflwtions” in terms of both prac- >ned the season (M) def. Greg Masichuk 6-1,6-2; Guy season opens April 7 in Chicago. The Yugoslavia, led by 6-4 forward of the Town Boarj (;iRI.S SOITBAl.l. to serve up the first pitch in the American League opener in will play their 1978 home games in 1978 schedule in the Oakland nouncing, “ My game is better ti^ ^ fin a n c ia l) and philosophical has long been 54 decision to DeSimone (MCC) def. Smith 7-6,64; Aviles deal did not make a difference Drazen Dalipagic and 6-3 guard KuhI Gulliolir ul Hurl- the Oakland Coliseum” Coliseum. " prepared now than it has ever been. ers relating to the educational Democratic party lew London. King (M) def. Andy Lugga 6-2, 64; to the Red Sox roster because he had Dragan Kicanovic, hit 61 percent Seattle he dropped the toss back from Mariner catcher Bob Stin­ already been assigned to Pawtucket, ford I’lihlir, ;i:I5 That decision presumably ends any I’m ready to play.” Realtor. two matches — Briggs-Luga (MCC) def. Vargas- from the floor against the Russians. son. (UPI photo) American League President Lee R.I. and all moves to ship the team to McPhail, when he learned of the The 38-year-old Nicklaus, who has He said the teachers stressed that Other officers loubles. Thomas 2-6, 64, 7-6; Tennenbaum- Dalipagic finish^ with 28 points and TENNIS Denver and have the San Francisco Coliseum’s decision, agreed the ac­ . been the man to beat on the Augusta the poll was done without extensive McCarthy, vice !gs (MCC) def. Smith (M) def. Barton-Masichuk 6-3, Kicanovic hit 13 of 14 field goal tries Glirnry Trrii ill E uhI Giants split their home games tion means there is no chance to National for the past 16 yqprs, is a 7-2 research, but the MEA hopes the McAuley, treasur Tom Barton 6-3. lliiinploti between Candlestick Park and the move the A’s to Denver this year. favorite this year. school board will follow through on secretary; Mary Thoughts Coliseum. Baseball Commissioner Bowie He was scheduled to tee off at 11:06 secretary; anc The Coli.seum had been a party to Kuhn was unreachable for comment, a.m. EST accompanied by Doug sergeant-at-arms.J Bowling such a move but President Bill Cun­ but presumably he had to be disap­ Familiar sight Fischesser of Connersville, Ind., who Rec continues The officers wil D ApLENty ningham, speaking for the board of was runnerup in the 1977 U.S. pointed in the decision since he had Trademark with Gene meeting Tuesdaj directors, said time has run out on worked so hard and for so long to Amateur and is playing in his first tennis signup KSTAURANT- Brian everyone and in order for the Sarazen over the years in pro Masters. Shelsky 462, Roger Feder ANTIQUES- Joan help move the A s to Denver. jlis 159435, Hank Frey 209, Bill Zwick 254-618, Coliseum to keep its commitments to A year ago, Nicklaus finished se­ Registration for daytime tennis DeDominicis 125, Klem Cunningham said there was no golf has been his knickers. The -132, Skip Robbins 161- Moose Nelson 203-539, Pete the players, fans, concessionnaires. cond to Tom Watson in both the lessons, sponsored by the F ir e Cataldi 341, Emma John­ By Len Auster chance a move of the club could be 76-year-old 1935 Masters 1-25, Chet Russo 169-153- Higgins 510, Don Searles son 127-340, Bev Anderson Coliseum employees and others, it affected during the playing season. Masters and the British Open and Manchester Recreation Department, !,Emil Palmier! 151420, winner toured the Augusta 528, Bill Avery 517, Tom 139-379, Arlene St. Pierre has been decided to hold Charlie finished third behind Lanny Wadkins will continue through Friday from 9 Wednesday, 11:20] :vn Nicolazzo 404, Anton McPhail had been hoping to complete course yesterday in a practice Kershaw 516. 126. Finley and the A s to their lease. and Gene Littler« in the PGA Cham­ a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Arts Building Hickey Woods on Oal laer 397, Frank a move to Denver by the end of April, round. He won’t compete in District) How good known with the Eastern Connecticut That lease has 10 years left to run or three weeks into the season, pionship. Oh Garden Grove Road. Iclimara 397, Adolph State College. Another former Indian but Cunningham and the Coliseum this year’s Masters which “I had an opportunity to win all The classes, open to Manchester Wednesday, 11:20 This spring, thus far, has been un­ "Countless legal and ad­ Tolland Turnpike. ( isjg 391, Doug Scruton Cheney Tech netmen usual, It has not afforded the weather star, Bruce Ballard, and his Univer­ are keeping the door open to further ministrative matters would have to starts today. (UPI photo) three but let them get away from me residents, will meet twice a week for Wednesday, 1:03 i.Jene Grillo 390, Kas needed by the scholastic squads sity of Pennsylvania teammates will negotiations and a possible move of be resolved and there is no time on the final holes," said Nicklaus. five weeks, Monday and Wednesday Exit 93 westbound, In| ;o!ylas 390, Steve to gear up and get ready for 78 cam­ be in New Haven Saturday for a the team at some other time. remaining,” said Cunningham. "Obviously, I wasn’t properly of Tuesday and Thursday at the West District) [utti 388, Ken Osborne launch play Friday paigns. double-header against Yale. It’s “As the opening of the A s sea.son The A s open their home season prepared.” Side tennis. cou.-ts. Childcare is Wednesday, 2:41 i.'ohn Fox 385, Scott Therefore, it’s going to be in­ probable the fireballing righthander approaches,” said Cunningham, "it Monday night against the Seattle But Nicklaus insists he is prepared available for a nominal fee at the Union Pond. (Eighth V 386, Joe Dworak 384, By LEN AUSTER teresting to see how good the early will draw a start. has become evident that Mr. Finley Mariners. Finley, who refused to ^ ■ • _ this year and he credits the challenge Arts Building for Monday and Wednesday. 3 Vignone 384, Jim Herald Sportawriter and baseball officals will not be able Wednesday classes and the Friday field off North El performances will be in all sports - Peter Thompson, who had a fine comment on the latest turn of events, M l face by Watson last Ikran 383, Don Ready or not, the Cheney Tech 1978 tennis season BUMS year for rekindling his desire. make-up classes only. District) baseball, track, tennis, golf, .softball. basketball campaign at Worcester to satisfactorily resolve the (Bay has designated the opener as a half- cAHister 381, Russ swings into action Friday afternoon at Blast Hampton. A nominal town membership fee is Wednesday, 3:44 OVERHAUL Until recent days many have been Academy, will be heading to Area baseball) dilemma in time for price night in an attempt to attract a The bookies may say that jllhide 383, Pat Irish 379, "We haven’t had enough practice time but we’ll do the the opening of the .season. required to take the classes. For Hilliard Street behi • e g s a restricted to indoor workouts. That Springfield College in the fall reports good crowd. Cunningham said it was top athlete Nicklaus is the man to beat,” said bide Company. (Ei| !X Urbanetti 379, Jim best we can,” states Beaver Coach A1 Skinner. "We’ve further information regarding fees assuredly is going to have its affects, his brother, Sean. “Springfield has "In fairness to everyone con­ time for everyone in Oakland to rally Watson. “But I just try to beat the Wednesday, 10:31 :ans 378, Dave Castagna had to pay at the (Manchester) Racquet Club to get prac­ I Any dfwm tyg* Neverthelesss schedules should be cerned, the board feels it is im- golf course.” and classes call 643-6795. Amm. cm (iierpt luawy) three guards leaving and the coach around the team. Better late than pever. 168 Woodland St. ( Tom Schuetz 373, Pete tice in.” • W« latull tseiory pimutti followed if fields are ready. One local thinks he (Pete) can step in and The defending champion wants it ijtyna 372, Steve wi firigtoni Unlnc, MW front omIo rotum It came late but it was recently an­ Senior Tom Talamini at the moment will play No. 1 Any CAT or Uffat truck gtto HOMOR RIVOLVINO •prinp. nine had its opener postponed play," stated Sean, who dropped by nounced that East Catholic senior clearly understood that he’s going to llliams 371, Rollie Irish singles with junior Dave Rivard No. 2. The third singles our lubt tnd oU iirvio* for CHARQI • Wa rebuild all wheal cvilndan, because the opposition wasn't ready. be worrying about Tom Watson this tht 8AIM low pric*. Includod raaurfaoa druma, rtpaeli front the office. Thompson is an East Sue Freiheit, who will attend spot is uncertain with sophomore Charlotte West and m up to flvo quarto of • Mattar Charga baorinp. Two men arrei • If needed, new wheal cylindere Balderdash. They knew what the Catholic grad. week, not Jack Nicklaus. miaUty motor oU. Call now Vita Rangers need point Springfield College in the fall, has juniors Steve Ference and Bruce Hewitt in contention. •Amarican Exprau IT aoeh. m an appointmant. slate read and should've made the ef­ Kevin Hurst, former East gridder been named to the all-Hartford Coun­ Some have predicted low scores ■ RIENDSIIIP- Lee The pair which doesn’t play No. 3 singles will help form fort to be prepared, not back out with who was injured in a jayvee game in this week over the 7,040-yard, par 72 203-533, Pegge ty Conference girls' basketball team. the doubles tandems along with junior Graham Warner FEATURE OFFER what appears as a flimsy excuse. 1975 which resulted in paralysis, will to get into playoff She was the lone EJaglette represen­ course if the hot, dry weather con­ in police scuff! and freshman Terry Melendy among others. “We have to Certainly there are going to be con­ graduate with his class this spring tative. tinues. have some days outside to see who clicks together,” hostile and arj fitch, hit, run tests delayed by valid reasons. In and has been accepted at the Univer­ “If we get just enough rain to Two 20-year-old men were arrested explains Skinner. At a recently staded banquet at the police when ask* FRONT-END order to avoid squabbles in baseball, sity of California at Riverside where NEW YORK (UPI) — One week ago the New York Rangers school, Freiheit whs named East’s soften the greens, the scores could . early today as the result of a distur- >ntest slated The Tech prospects were dampened when three from said. Police said one suggestion is for leagues which he will major in business. His sister stunned the rest of the NHL by trouncing the New York most valuable player. Also, Maryann really be low,” said Watson. i bance on East Center Street in which last year didn’t return. “I lost them to jobs,” said a tinped to harass 0 | Participating again in AUGNIUIENT play nine innings to instead opt for Luci, a freshman, made the girls' Ostrout was cited is most improved The oddsmakers predict Nicklaus’ . several police officers received saddened Skinner. "It is kind of depressing to work with a Islanders for their fifth straight victory, but they couldn't keep and attempted to annual Pitch, Hit and Wall aat eaaUr, cambar and toa-in seven at the outset. I’itchers overall varsity softball team as a pitcher. player and won thp Coaches’ Hustle most serious challenge will come ; minor injuries. kid for two years and turn around and see him with a to mamifactunr’a orifinaJ rpacs, the momentum going for the one point they need for a playoff ficer Michael Sw( ^n youth competition will won't be ready and without Daylight & Guts Award; aind junior Laurie from two men who have yet to win at ’ Ronald R. Descault, of 26 Birch St. job.” charting nothinlf astra for can berth. Nezas, was slight he Manchester Recrea- with factory air or (onion ban. Savings Time, which goes into effect For the record Barry was named best defensive Augusta — Hale Irwin and Hubert and Bruce S. Montgomery of "I’m praying for some nice weather — to get practice at the end of the month, it's going to "The pressure is there, no doubt ^’onie-from-behind victory over the Green, both listed at 6-1. knee and Nezas sil Department. Parta axtn, If i Any Amarican car. Baseball divisional finishes, top to player. );;Marlborough were each charged with time.” be difficult getting a full nine frames about it,” New York forward Mark Bulls. ankle. Dntry blanks are now Schedule: April 7 East Hampton A, 10 Rocky Hill A, 13 I____ bottom, will be — AL East: 1. breach of peace and resisting arrest. Descault was injj pliable at the Rec and in. Heaslip said Wednesday night, after '■ In addition Descault was charged Prince Tech H, 14 Portland A, 17 Lyman Memorial H, 19 The calendar says April so let's go Yankees. 2. Tigers. 3. Red Sox, 4. the Atlanta Flames continued their of a scuffle with Thom Me An stores, Rham A, 21 Vinal Tech A, May 1 East Hampton A, 5 Brewers, 5. Orioles, 6 Indians. 7. irith two counts of assaulting a police Alan Anderson anc {"mpetition will take and maybe spring temperatures mastery over the Rangers with a 4-2 Spinks^ Ali rematch m c e r and possession of less than Rocky Hill A, 8 Portland A, 10 Coventry A, 12 Prince Tech will follow. Blue Jays. AL West: 1 Angeles, 2. victory. He was taken ' Saturday, May 20 at 9 p iu ounces of a cannabis type sub- H, 15 Vinal Tech A, 18 Lyman Memorial H, 19 Rham A, 22 Rangers, 3. Royals, 4 White Sox, 5. "We re one point away from the Memorial Hospit at Waddell Field. slated in Louisiana ^ ^ c e . Coventry A, 24 COC Tournament at Rocky Hill. Home SIZE BLACK r.E.T Twins, 6.Mariners, 7, A s. NLEast f playoffs and we can’t seem to grab tinued to cause [iin date is May 21. matches at West Side Oval. 6.0012 121.96 11.42 Local products Phillies, 2. Cardinals, 3. Expos, will open for tho Mason on April IStti. Hours: refused treatment There is no charge. Local 6.60-13 21.96 1.46 it, " said Heaslip. ” 1 guess you can Police said the disturbance began 1.43 4.Pirates, 5. Cubs, 8. Mets. NL NEW ORLEANS (UPI) level seats which tower 19 Montgomery Inners will move on to DELUXE PEWHOD 13 21.96 The collegiate baseball season call it scary. ” Dally, 9:30 a.m. until dusk. ^ the Carry Nation’s Cafe on East 6.0013 22.96 1.50 — Boxing promoter Bob is young but already two local West;l. Reds, 2. Dodgers, 3. Astros, stories above ground level. “ ‘er Street after midnight. Police earlier in the ever strict play. Each partici- A7813 19.95 1.69 Trailing, 2-1, in the second period. Coma and anjoy our 200 acraa B76 13 22.96 1.77 products, former Manchester High 4. Giants, 5. Braves, 6. Padres. Arum grabbed the Ringside seats will be ked on the scene when a large driving under the it will receive a book of Atlanta rallied for three goals within microphone, announced he 6.4614 26.96 I.7I standouts Ray Sullivan and Ray Check back in October for what priced at $200, Amm said. 8 Tennis Courts of persons were gathered on and was released. plus a patch. C78-H 23.96 1.93 87 seconds. Harold Phillipoff scored CHAMPION D76-H 24.96 2.01 was bringing the long- Amm said he expected (iliha, have made their presence really happened twice and Eric Vail tallied the other. SoftbaH Dfamond b\iidewalk trying to get the two Both men wer4 E76-14 26.96 2.13 awaited heavyweight Spinks and Ali to sign by In other games, Pittsburgh ripped YolieyInN tto leave the area, headquarters ovel F78H 28.96 2.26 championship rem atch the end of the week. \ee-off dinner Polyester cord G78 14 29.96 2.42 Minnesota, 7-2, Montreal drubbed cault and Montgomery were presentations todaj H76 14 31.96 260 between Leon Spinks and City Councilman Philip Shufntbosnl Toronto, 6-3, Cleveland tied Detroit. it at ERCC 6.60-16 23.95 1 61 Muhammad Ali to the Ciaccio, spokesman for the FacUitlas For Picnics and Outing 6.00-I5L 26.96 1.70 Hawks celebrate 5-5, Colorado and Chicago tied, 4-4, 6A6S-16 26.96 1 86 Louisiana Superdome and local promoters, said he Aviary he ladies’ tee-off dinner and St. Louis nipped Los Angeles, 3-2. EN FOR THE SEASON NOW! 078-15 90.95 246 then hustled out of the w as optimistic I Ellington Ridge Country H7815 32.96 2.66 CMdran’s Play Areas L78-16 34.95 293 hotel lobby to back up his arrangements would be is April 13. first playoff spot PciigiiiiiH T, North Stars 2 Nature TraHs FUN IN THE SUN Vally Cichon, club pro, All pricot piui U l end old tire promise. finalized this week. A78-I3 Bob Paradise capped a six-goal “This agreement in prin­ extend w ords of WhiUwalle add 12 U S3. outburst in the third period as Black wall ciple depends on both beting after the 7:30 p.m. NEW Yt)HK iliPI) — Tod Tumor was posilivolv radiant Pittsburgh kept its faint playoff Plus $1.69 F.E.T. heavyweight champion nner. This will be and old tire hopes alive. The oolorlul owner of Atlanta's Hawks and Bravos, was Leon Spinks and ex-champ u j i n p n \ ICKHAM llowed by a film on golf Whitewall add S3 t niiuilicns (>, Maple U-afs ."I lloating around the Hawks looker room Wednesday night, con­ Muhammad Ali signing,” UNUERTHE [quette featuring Arnold Guy I.apointe. Yvon Lambert and a PARK gratulating everyone in sight. Arum said Wednesday at a fVI & Jlmer and Amy Alcott. "This is a tremendous night for Doug Risebrough each collected a news conference, announ­ N N Y YANKEES LI8HTS clubhouse has been goal and an assist to lead Montreal 1329 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST vly decorated during the US, he beamed. “Now we are past Toronto. cing a Sept. 15 heavyweight MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD definitely in the playoffs, ' f N BA title bout. ’’We’ll be AT... pter months. The ladies’ All rust protection Is not the ssme. ZIebart ” ■ * "5 5 ------Barons 5. Reil Vt ings 5 ...... >1111 ...... meeting with their tournament tickets developed the first complete automotive rust John Drew and Steve Hawes, two Atlanta, while Swen Nater Chuck Arnason’s goal with 3:34 to of the Hawks super young men ...... and representatives (today) |l be available. protection process. Now the auto dealers and had reserve Bird Averitt led Buffalo’s play helped Cleveland pull off a third- just sparked Atlanta to its and don’t anticipate any others claim their systems are "the same as” or first scoring with 17 apiece. period comeback. ONNECTICUT playoff berth in five years, Drew problems. "as good as" — but they aren't. Only an Elsewhere in the NBA, Roekirs 4, Blark llawks 4 >men’s varsity scored 21 points and Hawes 20, in an "Whether the fight com­ authorized ZIebart Dealer can give you real Philadelphia whipped Detroit, 125- 87-74 drubbing of the Buffalo Braves. Darcy Rota’s 20-foot slapshot with es here rests in the hands FISH DERBY inis at MCC ZIebart Rust Protection. We at ZIebart In East Caiiitol 115, Washington outlasted Los 6:13 remaining lifted the Hawks into GOLF U N O Atlanta’s record is now an even 40- of the local people who ["omen’s varsity tennis Hartford have been rustproofing cars, trucks and Angeles, 125-119, Denver topped New the deadlock as the Rockies moved been added at government vehicles for 14 years. This Is all we do 40 with two games remaining, a stdid Jersey, 129-121, and Seattle twk must cooperate with this M m m K A I9N naso,nM iM eT.H 3-2SM past idle Vancouver into second group, which has made a hchester Community and we do It better than anybody. Doesn't It make improvement over their last-place Houston. 113-100. place in the Smythe Division. very substantial deposit.” |ege this spring with sense to deal with a speclallst...Want proof??? finish in the Central Division last 76er» I2(>. PUtoiis 1 1,5 Bines ,'i. Kings 2 ™ ™ S55 “ (ExHOi OFF 1-90) season. Arum, president of Top ' matches slated, Call us. Julius Erving pumped in 29 points Red Berenson fired in a 40-fool shot Atlanta, after losing the opening Rank, Inc., which has both HE OUTDOOR FAMILY FUN SPOT bm McDonald, current Tire as the Sixers jumped out to a huge with 39 seconds remaining to give St. quarter, 25-14, held the Braves to just fighters under .contract, singles champion, early lead over the Pistons and Louis the victory, seriously Tmws - OaUciously Ditfarant 325 BROAD STREET 12 points in btith the second and third said a group of Louisiana coach both the men’s US.0RRUSL coasted to victory. Chris Ford paced damaging Los Angeles’ hopes of ExcHtag GaM Naan quarters in extending the Braves' backers (Louisiana Sports, [women's squads, Detroit with 20 points. finishing in second place in the iarla fSi Far AH Apia Ziebart losing streak to 11 games. Inc.), has promised the aying No.l for the men Bullelti 12.5, Liikers IP ) NHLls Norris Division. Hato Dahna MMaSra 6eH Drew’s three-point play with 50 largest live gate guarantee Mark Briggs. The OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 8-5:30 Wes Unseld tallied a season-high 25 \VII\ each AddMw^FHh $j.oo — rq umit ’ ' 18 Hola Par 3 GeH seconds remaining in the half gave in boxing history for the atch slate opens Snn- points and Elvin Hayes added 23 to Defenseman Abe DeMarco fired in ;in Saasan) ^ college will have 528-9916 SAT. 8-12:30 Atlanta the lead for good, and they propel Washington over LA, breaking Superdome fight. three consecutive goals in the third Amin said he expected MET noj M l- H I AMT 1 four-coart complex 1284 MAIN 8T^ EAST HARTFORD extended it to 64-49 in the third a four-game home-court losing period to lift Edmonton into a tie ... an. c m z E N a q r o u p a n d quarter. 85,000 fans to see the fight, FREE PRIZES - REFRESHMB4T STAND streak. Charlie Scott was high man and Rookie Dave Debol and veteran WAiawfa PtAny aVaila su i cia a a 2IB4 EMdie Johnson added 12 points for thousands from $25 terrace ntHTROPHilS for the Lakers with 24 points Robbie Ftorek ignited Cincinnati to a PAGE EIQHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Conn., Thura,. April 6. 1OT8 Peter D. Kauffman of Amston; two at 10 a.m. at St. Maurice’s Church daughters, Mrs. Donna Wallace of Burial will be in Bolton Center Raymond V. Sexton O bItuariM South Windsor and Mrs. Dorothy Cemetery. EAST HARTFORD - Raymond Inflation slowing Hendrickson of East Hartford; a Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Vincent Sexton, 67, of 633 Tolland St. Teachers hope poll brother, Charles Rose of England; St., Manchester, is in charge of died Wednesday at Manchester (Continued from Page One) forecast future consumer costs, Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ iTOaurl|fatpr Mrs. Frank C. Hill two sisters, Mrs. May Fernandez of arrangements. ’The president warned Wednesday soared 1.1 percent in February, the EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. New York City and IHrs. Ivy Raster 'There are no calling hours. band of Mrs. Katherine Mclnnis that the public will “be robbed of the sharpest climb in more than three Sexton. years. It was the fifth consecutive will bring changes Frances Hammond Hill, 53, of 45 of Toronto, Ontario, Canada; 22 The family suggeste that any gifts improvements’’ resulting from a HpralJn Pendleton Drive died Tuesday at an grandchildren and eight great­ Mr. Sexton was bom in East Hart­ month that prices have advanced by may be made to St. Maurice’s lower unemployment rate unless the findings. grandchildren. ford and had lived here all his life. at least 0.5 percent. By SUSAN VAUGHN SECOND SECTION East Hartford convalescent home. Church in his memory. “we all stand firm” against the Glaeser also said the poll indicates Graveside services were this mor­ Before retiring in 1976, he had been Consumer prices for the same Herald Reporter She was the wife of Frank C. Hill. wage-price spiral. a trend nationwide anhong teachers ning in Qld Church Cemetery, employed at r ta tt and Whitney Divi­ month advanced at an annual rate of APRIL 6, 1978 The private funeral was scheduled Isabell McGann And the latest public surveys show Representatives of the Manchester for a return to more required sub­ Glastonbury. sion of United Technologies Corp. for 7.2 percent. for this afternoon. EAST HARTFORD - Isabell that citizens have placed inflation at Eklucation Association are hopeful jects for students. The teachers feel 28 years. He was a communicant of Mrs. Hill was born in Camden, The family suggests that any McGann, 71, of 109 Connecticut Blvd. the top of their list of domestic Food has been the main culprit, that a recent poll of all Manchester that a decline in aptitude and St. Rose Church. S.C., and had lived in East Hartford memorial gifts may be made to the died Wednesday at a South Windsor worries. moving upward at rates in double High School teachers, which in­ achievement test scores may be Brothers win He is also survived by a son, Ray­ figures at the wholesale level for 25 years. She was employed as a American Cancer Society, 670 convalescent home. Wholesale prices, which usually dicated a desire for various changes directly related to the wide range of mond Michael Sexton of Vernon; a statistician at Aetna Life & Casualty, Prospect Ave., Rartford. She was bom in Middletown and at the school, will result in a freedom that students are given in The Abbey-Robacker Funeral daughter, Mrs. Carol Cohen of Blast derby awards Co., Hartford, and was a member of had lived in Hartford for many years thorough study by the Board of the elective system. Hartford; his mother, Mrs. Jennie its Girls’ Club. Home, of Glastonbury was in charge before coming to East Hartford 15 Elducation and school administra­ One obvious result of stricter Ritchie Sexton of Blast Hartford; and It may be hopeless Cub Scout Pack 112 conducted its She is also survived by two sons, of arrangements. years ago. She was a communicant of tion. requirements will be that it will be four grandchildren. annual Pinewood Derby recently in Charles B. Hill of Blast Hartford and St. M a il’s Church. tion in the rate of inflation has now Arthur Glaeser, an MHS social harder to graduate, Glaeser said, l-ouis Mussolini .Sr. The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. (Continued from Page One) the Washington School cafeteria. Frank C. Hill of Damariscotta, She is survived by a nephew, become a plateau,” according to the studies teacher, said the poll was something which some parents may BOLTON — Louis Massolini Sr., 91, from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Mark Reid, of the Webelos Den, Maine; a daughter, Elizabeth H. Hiil James H. Justin of Blast Hartford. percent in March. ’That was down council. I taken after a number of teachers had not like. of 144 Bolton Center Road died Main St., with a mass at St. Rose placed first, with his brother, of Glastonbury; two brothers, Frank The funeral is private. from a 1.1 percent increase in The counci^ study, which took expressed concern about too lenient Dr. Alfred B. Tychsen, assistant Wednesday at Manchester Memorial Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Ber­ Mitchell Reid of Den 1. placing se­ Hammond of Lincolnton, Ga., and Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main February. several months to compile, said in­ course and graduation requirements superintendent for curriculum, said Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. nard’s Cemetery, Hazardville. cond, and Peter LaPointe of Den 2, John Hammond of Kingstree, S.C.; St,, is in charge of arrangements. After declining from 1973-74 reces­ creasing wages and prices were a at the high school. 'The ME A decided today he expects the administration placing third. Rose Troglio Massolini. Friends may call at the funeral and two sisters, Mrs. L.T. Holland There are no calling hours. sion levels, the underlying inRation major reason for inflation and to get a consensus of the teachers on Mr. Massolini was born June 18, to discuss the results of the teacher Mike Reid, a third Reid brother, and Mrs. Caroline Peach, both of home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. rate of 6 to 7 percent has been evident warned that while the inflation rate five questions to present in the an­ 1886 in Corte Brugnatella, Province poll. However, he said it would be won the cake raffle. Camden, S.C. Gordon C, Brown since the middle of 1975, the council may fluctuate from month to month, nual discussion with the Board of of Pavio, Italy, and had lived in premature to get involved in a major Donna Leferski, president of the The family suggests that any EAST HARTFORD - Gordon C. said. ' the “underlying rate seems hopeless­ Bklucation held earlier this week. Bolton for the past 68 years. Before overhaul of the high school Washington School PTA, was memorial gifts may be made to the Brown, 67, of 3 Pratt St. died Monday “It has, in fact, become painfully ly stuck within the range of 6 to 7 A large majority of the (eachers requirements while the high school is coming to this country, he had served ( About town ) presented the second-place trophy American Cancer Society. at Hartford Hospital. He was the hus­ evident that what had been decelera­ percent.'■ polled expressed a desire to have ilndergoing a major change in ad­ with the Italian Militia. He retired in won by Pack 112 for its window dis­ The Newkirk and Whitney Funeral band of Mrs. Lenore Brown. more course and credit requirements ministration. A new principal and 1947 after working for the New York, The Parent Study Group of play during Scout Week. Home was in charge of The funeral was Wednesday at for graduation, and to place students assistant principal are to be hired Mark Hennequin was awarded his New Haven and Hartford Railroad Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet arrangements. Rose Hill Funeral Rome, 580 Elm who are not doing well in their course later this year. Bobcat badge. for 38 years. He also was a private tonight at 7:30 at the church, with Dollars for towns St., Rocky Hill. Burial was in Rose work in study halts instead of He also said one of the probable land consultant. He was ^ communi­ William Hobson as leader. Pack 54 (lerLy Mrs. Dorothy R. Kauffman Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. (Continued from Page One) Stevens of Milford said that the allowing them to leave the school results of an increase in course and cant of St, Maurice’s Church and a Cub Scout Pack 54 recently con­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Dorothy Mr. Brown was born in Davenport, grants to communities. budget plan unveiled by House grounds during the day. graduation requirements would be member of the Railways Golden Manchester Composite Squadron Mike Reid, wearing^acket, who won a cake derby, as Peter LaPointe, left, whose car ducted its annual Pinewood Derby at Rose Kauffman, 69, of 44 Willow St. Iowa, and had lived in East Hartford Hannon said of the tax reiief Democrats is “a blatant attempt to The teachers also rejected keeping additional staff at the high school. Pass Club and the American Associa­ of the Civil Air Patrol will meet plac^ third, and Mike’s other brother, Mark, died Tuesday at her home. She was for more than 60 years. He had been checks to homeowners, “It does have buy the November election on the present system of requirements. in a raffle but no trophy in the Cub Pack 112 Bentley School. The derby was tion of Retired Persons. the widow of William B. McKelden employed as a supervisor at Pratt tonight from 7 to 9:30 at Manchester some attractiveness to me, but I c r ^ it.” Glaeser said he feels the vote in­ Pinewood Derby, admires the car of his who won first prize, look on. (Herald photo by organized and run by Thomas Moore, He is also survived by four sons, State Armory. Membership is open assisted by the fathers of cubs in Den Kauffman. and Whitney Division of United want to look at the alternatives.” Senate Minority Leader Lewis dicates that a significant number of brother, Mitchell, which placed second in the Dunn) to all young people from Grade 7 4. Mrs. Kauffman was born in Peter Massolini, Angelo Massolini Technologies Corp., East Hartford, Two Republican candidates for Rome of Bloomfield predicted adop­ teachers feel the elective system is through high school. More informa­ Democrat club Patrick Volz placed first with his Colchester, England, and had lived in and John Massolini, all of Bolton, and before retiring in 1975 after 30 years governor spoke Wednesday against tion of the budget would result in a too permissive. tion may be obtained by calling 646- car. Paul Bradshaw’s car came in se­ Glastonbury most of her life, coming Louis Massolini Jr. of Manchester; with the firm. the proposed budget. personal income tax or a hike in the Under the existing requirements, a 6344 or 871-0257. taps Jackston Police report cond, and Douglas Stoltcnbcrg’s car to South Windsor last January. She four daughters, Mrs. Albert He is also survived by a daughter, House MinoriJ :alH stjltp color tAV student must accumulate 15 credits, placed third. Volz also received an was a member of the East Hartford (Josephine) Carlson of Manchester, Carole Shuckerow of East Hartford; representing 30 courses, to graduate. Scott D. Greenleaf, 16, of 432 W. Harvey Pelletier, 47, of 160 Brook award for having the best appearing congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Miss Mary H. Massolini and Miss three brothers, Harry Brown of AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPl) - No one Seven of the credits must be in Reginald L. Smith, 46, of 144 Janette J, Massolini, both at home, Adams St. was charged with second- Middle Turnpike was charged with St,, South Windsor, was charged car in the derby. She was a direct descendant of Sir Manchester, Robert Brown of South can accuse Jack Nicklaus of failing specific areas, such as math or The Democratic Club of and Mrs. Andrew (Irma) Croteau of Lottery degree reckless endangerment and fourth-degree larceny in connection Wednesday with driving while under Each den also had its own race. Christopher Wren of England. Windsor and Allen Brown of East to give due warning in his bid for a English, but the others may be in any Manchester recently elected its of­ East Longmeadow, Mass.; six third-degree criminal mischief in with a shoplifting incident at the influence of liquor or drugs. Winners in Den 1 were Brian Brophy, Survivors are three sons, William Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Helen sixth Masters championship. subject taught at the high school. ficers, including Phyllis Jackston as grandchildren and three great­ connection with an incident in Liggett's pharmacy in the Parkade Police said he was observed driving first, Jeff Juday, second, Howard B.M. Kauffman of East Hampton, Driscoll of East Hartford; and two Nicklaus led a 78-man contingent Glaeser said he thinks the poll president. grandchildren. The winning number drawn Wednesday in the Connec- February. Police said he threw a bot­ Wednesday. Court date is April 24. erratically on Route 5, Rovegno, third; Den 2, John An- Warren D. Kauffman of Enfield and grandchildren. ticut daily lottery was 994. into today’s opening round of the could have ‘‘enormous Mrs. Jackston is a former member tle through a car window. The car Jeffrey A. Buckler, 23, of 58 Chest­ He was released on a $250 non­ drulot, first, Mark Kloter, .second, The funeral is Friday with a mass prestigious golf tournament after an­ ramifications” in terms of both prac­ of the Town Board of Directors and was occupied at the time by a driver nut St. was charged on a warrant surety bond for court appearance Tim Paul, third; Den 3, Richard nouncing, "My game is better tical (financial) and philosophical has long been active in the local and a passenger and the bottle just with second-degree failure to appear April 18. Krumins, first, Sean Cappalla, se­ prepared now than it has ever been. matters relating to the educational Democratic party. She is a local Now Britain • West Farms Mall • Manchester • Simsbury • H a r t f o r ^ ^ ^ missed hitting the passenger, police in court. He was held for court Vernon cond, Matthew Kloter. third, and I’m ready to play.” system. Realtor. said. He was released on a non-suerty appearance today. Todd MacLauchlin, honorable mcn- The 38-year-old Nicklaus, who has He said the teachers stressed that Other officers elected are Joseph Gary Daigle, 21, of Broad Brook bond for court April 24, Police reported a burglary at the ' tion. been the man to beat on the Augusta the poll was done without extensive McCarthy, vice president; James was charged Wednesday with driving KONICA CAMERA SALE Mark Kuszik, 23 of 90C Rachel Red and White Stand, 200 W. Center Also, Den 4, Don Hentschel, first, National for the past 16 yq^rs, is a 7-2 research, but the MEA hopes the McAuley, treasurer; Mary LeDuc, with unsafe tires. He was involved in Road was charged with third-degree St. about 2:30 a.m. today. They said a Michael Rawson, second, Tully favorite this year. school board will follow through on secretary; Mary Gelinas, financial a two-car accident on Village Street. burglary and third-degree larceny in window in an overhead door was Patulak, third; and Den 5, Kenneth He was scheduled to tee off at 11:06 secretary; and Daniel Cole, Daigle was taken to Rockville connection with a Nov. 29, 1977 smashed The building is not open for Andrulot, first, John Enwright, se­ a.m. EST accompanied by Doug sergeant-at-arms. General Hospital for treatment of burglary and with failure to appear business and it was not determined if cond, Leon Keith, third, and Bradley Fischesser of Connersville, Ind., who Rec continues ‘Hie officers will be installed at a bruises. Court date is April 21, Konica T4 r sight in court on a previous case. He was anything was stolen. Marandino and Dwayne Albert, was runnerup in the 1977 U.S. meeting Tuesday, April 18. T o lla n d held in lieu of $250 bond for court honorable mention. • Flash Syne at 1/125 sec. w ith G ene Amateur and is playing in his first tennis signup today. South Windsor Patricia McCahill of Talcottville The pack recently visited the e years in pro Masters. • Automatic Exposure Donald L. Coville, 44, of 689 Main George Peoples, 41, of 610 N. Main Road, Vernon, was charged Children’s Museum in West Hart­ A year ago, Nicklaus finished se­ Registration for daytime tennis • Self Timor i knickers. The f Flr> calls St. was charged with driving under St., Manchester, was charged Wednesday with failure to yield the ford, including its aquarium and cond to Tom Watson in both the lessons, sponsored by the 935 M asters the influence of liquor early today. Wednesday night with driving while right of way at an intersection. She planetarium. • Multiple Exposure Masters and the British Open and Manchester Recreation Department, was involved in a two-car accident on Control ! the Augusta Wednesday, 11:20 a.m. — grass fire, Court date is April 18. under the influence of liquor or The next pack meeting is scheduled finished third behind Lanny Wadkins will continue through Friday from 9 Route 74. Ms. McCahill and the Hickey Woods on Oakland Street. (Eighth Daryl A. Drury, 25, of no certain drugs. for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Bentley • Accepts Auto Winder in a practice and Gene Littler. in the PGA Cham­ a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Arts Building driver of the other car, Albertina District) address was charged with driving un­ Police said he was driving south on School. It will feature hiking, first • 50mm f1.7 Lens Pt compete in pionship. on Garden Grove Road. Wednesday, 11:20 a m. — grass fire, 450 der the influence of liquor today. He Sullivan Avenue, failed to negotiate a Turcotte of Tolland, were taken to aid, nutrition, clothing and compass "I had an opportunity to win all ‘The classes, open to Manchester asters which Tolland Turnpike. (Town) was held overnight for court presen­ curve and knocked over a road sign. the Rockville General Hospital for reading. Saturday, the pack will three but let them get away from me residents, will meet twice a week for treatment of bruises. WITH CASE fPI photo) Wednesday, 1:03 p.m. — car rollover, tation today. Court date is April 18. make a six-mile hike. on the final holes,” said Nicklaus, five weeks, Monday and Wednesday Exit 93 westbound, Interstate 86 (Eighth or Tuesday and Thursday at the West MFQ. LIST SALE PRICE ’’Obviously, I wasn’t properly District) prepared.” Side tennis, cou.-ts. Childcare is Wednesday, 2:41 p.m. — grass fire. Cleanup plan •435“ But Nicklaus insists he is prepared available for a nominal fee at the Union Pond. (Eighth District) Man charged in threat case •284*> • f • _ this year and he credits the challenge Arts Building for Monday and Wednesday, 3:18 p.m. — grass fire, W/50 mm f1.7 Ions MFQ. LIST SALE PRICE I F thrown in his face by Watson last Wednesday classes and the Friday field off North Elm Street. (Eighth A Manchester man allegedly in­ Colchester, said Robert had a.m. along with his brother. Robert set downtown District) KONICA TC w/case year for rekindling his desire. make-up classes only, volved in an incident in Portland threatened to kill his two children, agreed to talk with Sgt, Jack $342.00 $224.08 Wednesday, 3:44 p.m. — grass fire. Schneider and Lt. Leslie Williams Members of the new Downtown "The bookies may say that A nominal town membership fee is Wednesday night, during which the age 3 and 6, and himself unless his Hilliard Street behind Manchfester Car­ and then both of the accused sur­ Manchester Association will kick off Nicklaus is the man to beat,” said required to take the classes. For lives of two small children were wife contacted him. Police said Mete bide Company. (Eighth District) rendered. Police said a 35 calibre ri­ the week-long clean-up campaign of Watson. “ But I just try to beat the further information regarding fees threatened, was charged with dis­ Charles affirmed his brother’s posi­ THE CAMERA SHOP Wednesday, 10:33 p.m. — bru^h fire, the Greater Manchester Chamber of golf course.” and classes call 643-6795. 168 Woodland St. (Eighth District) orderly conduct and released. tion. fle was recovered but no shots were Marshall Mall, Manchester Parkade ipever. Commerce on April 16, The defending champion wants it Robert Washington, 40, of Portland The State Police Negotiating team fired by either the police or the two was recently an- ‘The Chambers Environment and clearly understood that he’s going to was charged with threatening and was called in after attempts made by men. 647-1620 Catholic senior Beautification Committee is spon­ be worrying about Tom Watson this disorderly conduct and his brother, troopers to talk Washington out of Robert was held at the barracks "Easy Access Parking Across from U.A. Thaatan" ho will attend Two men arrested the house, failed. for appearance in Common Pleas soring the townwide clean-up drive. week, not Jack Nicklaus. CJiarles Washington, 39, of 295 Main in the fall, has Court 9, Middletown today and The downtown association is in­ Some have predicted low scores St., Manchester, was charged with Police said they were called to the 11-Hartford (ioun- Charles was released on his promise terested in keeping the town neat, this week over the 7,040-yard, par 72 disorderly conduct. house at 9:11 p.m, and Washington basketball team, to appear in that court on April 25. clean and picked up and would like to course if the hot, dry weather con­ in police scuffle State Police from Troop K, was persuaded to come out at 2:52 William Bean and Debra Martinello are members of the Center aglette represen- keep the clean-up as an ongoing ac­ THE CAT BACKHOE LETS YOU WORK tinues. tivity, according to A1 (jashman, Ballet Theatre of hast Hartford who will appear in a spring program ”If we get just enough rain to Two 20-year-old men were arrested hostile and argumentative with ed banquet at the community affairs coordinator for soften the greens, the scores could early today as the result of a distur­ police when asked to leave, police Andover man presents Frida, and Saturday at 8 p m. in Fair Harttor? S s S BOTH ENDS OF YOUR Q Q -I Ihe association. is named East’s really be low,” said Watson. bance on East Center Street in which said. Police said Montgomery con­ Auditorium. Bean is from Manchester. ^ :r. Also, Maryann He said the downtown merchants The oddsmakers predict Nicklaus’ several police officers received tinued to harass Officer Ralph Nezas IS most improved spring nature program hope to obtain a truck to use as they most serious challenge will come minor injuries. and attempted to fight with him. Of­ ; Coaches’ Hustle ficer Michael Swetzes, in assisting go along Main Street in the Sunday from two men who have yet to win at as a teacher-naturalist at the Center Ballet program scheduled nd junior Laurie Ronald R. Descault, of 26 Birch St. Nezas, was slightly injured in the "Signs of Spring,” a sound-slide clean-up. ‘The group will concentrate Augusta — Hale Irwin and Hubert for Environmental Education on Oak on Main .Street initially, but may ex­ best defensive and Bruce S. Montgomery of knee and Nezas sustained a twisted nature program, will be presented by Green, both listed at 6-1. pand its work into the side streets Several dancers from Manchester and Marlborough were each charged with ankle. Stephen Fish of Andover Friday at Grove Street. ballet, "Images, " a combination of An amateur nature photographer East Hartford will appear in the Center breach of peace and resisting arrest. Descault was injured as the result Manchester’s Cosmopolitan Club through the summer, Cashman said. classical and modern movements set to In addition Descault was charged meeting at 1:30 p.m. in the Federa­ and an artist, specializing in nature The Chamber hae endorsed the Ballet Theatre of East Hartford's “Spring of a scuffle with two other officers, music by Michael Colombier and Kenny with two counts of assaulting a police tion Room of Center Congregational subjects. Fish received a bachelor’s new organization which formed I’erformance " Friday and Saturday in the Alan Anderson and Paul Lombardo. Liggins. Also on the program will be two .iVICKHAM officer and possession of less than degree in wildlife biology at the recently in an effort to improve the East Hartford High School auditorium He was taken to the Manchester Church. pas de deux, 'Springwaters'' and four ounces of a cannabis type sub­ Mrs. George Munson is in charge University of Connecticut and a physical aspect.s and the overall at­ Dancers from Manchester are 'Raymonda, ' also "Bartok Variations " Memorial Hospital where he con­ PARK stance. of the program, which will begin at 2 master’s degree in environmental mosphere of the downtown area. ‘'‘'"sDince Stine, William Bean and and a .selection of festive folk dances in­ tinued to cause a disturbance and p.m. Members may bring guests. education at Central Connecticut Michael Metsack. From East Harlftird will open lor the M U o n on April 16th. Houro: Police said the disturbance began refused treatment. corporating North Mexican Spanish style. Miss Millicent Jones will serve as State College. are Denise Ouellette. Anita Karpiej and Dally, 9:30 a.m. until duak. in the Carry Nation’s Cafe on East Montgomery was also arrested Mow you know Further information is available by greeter. Refreshments will be served He is chairman of the Andover Oail Chipman. Center Street after midnight. Police earlier in the evening on a charge of calling 63:i-7:i98 or 569-2082. after the program. Conservation Commission and serves Jerusalem artichokes are not I'eatured on the program will be ti new Come and an/oy our 200 acrat arrived on the scene when a large driving under the influence of liquor The guest speaker has been as assistant director of the Times named after the city, but after the 0 Tnmls Courts group of persons were gathered on and was released. employed for the past five years by Farm Camp in Andover. Girasole, a sunflower they re.seinble the sidewalk trying to get the two Both men were held at police SofIbaH Dtainond the Manchester Board of ISducation in leaf and flower. Liquor story jumbled VoHayliaN men to leave the area, headquarters overnight for court StNifneboard Descault and Montgomery were presentations today. Stephen Fish A misplaced paragraph in a story in mial fees at Manchester Country Club FacUNIat For Picnics and Outing Wednesday's Herald may have caused The paragraph should have proceeded Aviary OPEN FOR THE SEASON NOW! some confusion to readers. one that told of William Ogden of 137 diHdran’s Play Areas 1 he story about the Tuesday meeting of Branford St. speaking against the in­ Nature Trails FUN IN THE SUN The roof over vour head the Manchester Board of Directors in­ crease. Oriental Barden cluded a misplaced paragraph that said A couple of members of the club's co^dbea $25^000 there were .some persons who spoke at the Board of Governors attended the meeting OR meeting about a proposal to raise the an- and said that the increase is necessarv. UNOERTHE loan right under Survey chief to leave 3i LIRHTS your nose. 1329 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST ■With a Home Equity Loan from Hartford Want a utility-size track loader that's two machines in one? Robert tleorge, who has been directing Training Act. Wanda Lalashuis and eight MANCHESTER - EAST HARTFORD AT... National. Try Cat's 931 with either a side shift or fixed pivot backhoe. W e’re prepared to lend qualified applicants up IlL-^ the Town of Manchester's townwide sur­ interviewers have worked along with vey, announcer! that he is resigning to take George on the survey, which will seek to The versatile Cat Backhoe digs to feet and features to $25,(Xw or more (based on the current a job with the State Commission on question all town households on opinions simple joystick controls. It can save you money on main­ market value of your home less Human Rights and Opportunities. tenance, repairs, and downtime as well. The 931 features CONNECTICUT the balance of your mortgage) about local government and programs. George's resignation is effective April William Tierney, management analyst Sealed Loader Linkage and rugged sealed undercarriage, at very attractive terms. ^ w 28. who has helped coordinate the program, convenient pedal steering, and a single-lever planetary- ISH DiRBV Stm in today and ask any The survey is being conducted through said that the town will seek to fill type power shift transmission designed to take shock loads GOLF LAND of our loan officers about a the federal Comprehensive Employment George's position. Call us for a demonstration this week. VT F IM B M - MAT TNI K A IM Home Equity Loan. W ell be IT. 83 6 aO, VERNON CT. 143-2684 han>y to serve you. WlKJJUC^SIlSl Annual (Eun 95 OFF l‘t$) Aaaoart Moothly Finance ToUl of Peiccntage Rale THE OUTDOOR FAMILY FUN SPOT Term Hike-Bike Day scheduled $ 9,000 1 6SJ7 120 mo. S 3064.40 $ 8,264.40 11% WH jO lPENN • Uagas Tacos • DeOdously DHfarent lOJWO U7.75 120 mo. 6030.00 16030.00 11% • TIm Excitini Ram Room I5JN)0 206.62 120 mo. 9,794.40 24.79400 11% Mayor Stephen Penny has proclaimed Citizens and the Connecticut Association • 0o-€arti A F O r A lA in 25,000 344J7 120 mo. 16.32400 41,32400 11% Sunday, April 23 as "Hike-Bike Day" in for Retarded Citizens. thespurce for CAT • 18 Hole Dotau RHnialura GoM • Wc b a n td w r Icraa aa4 m e t the Town of Manchester. The hike-bike wil! commence between I***®*'- EntWaa Individual to Ont ID Flah Eeeh A d g W o ^ F J ^ _ NO UMIT ' ' • CTiaRoagMi I t HoM Far 3 6oH anOM c (v hwu aad«r ISA M The Manchester Junior Women’s Ciub 8:30 a m. and 10 a m. at Manchester High built quality in a smaller package. • RtoomraHi (la Season) m i over S29AM. • IT jm i'n a Inc. is sponsoring the town's second an­ H ar4M NaliaaiU Fararhc Hartford National iS School. The course for the hike-bike will Ptnoa,yMi VMWyA>'a*i44 If you’ve eot a little money, why not get a lot of bank? nual hike-bike to raise money for the 8IL CITIZENS GROUP AND cover 17 miles. Newington, Ct. (203) 666-8401 MadMoant UT. 10-5, Sm 12-4 Manchester Association for Retarded Caterpillar. Cat and a are Trademarks of Caterpillar Tractor Co. REE PRIZES - REFRESHMENT STAND JiyNyAyegy^Ag^fAKAsu^^ CMWROFHAETFORI)»D.»PIK$T.NWCIIISTEII FISH TNOPHIES PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Com.. Thurs.. April 6, 1»7I

Vernon council, police I Pageant | Vernon man imprisonet MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. April 6, 1978— PAGE THREE-B EDC won’t recommend If you have K' Saturday | on pot growing charge I | compromise on budget town I-park purchase I news for area | Rules no longer a joke HARTFORD (UPI) - A Vernon in Vernon I who claimed he had suffered an eve I iownsy call: | HARTFORD (UPI) - mittee bills they weren’t ordered his staff to find out t man with a green thumb and a 780 CoYpntry were good. a three-wheel vehicle for patrol at injuiy in a fight with the former mittee. What started out as too fond of. if any other committees By BARBARA RICHMOND cilwoman Marie Herbst who is a | pound bumper crop of marijuana has soldier. “This is a real mess,” Vernon Orcle, was deleted. The second annual Miss Greater ^ SHtprise move, the Coventry The board is expected t plan fora $; Andover ig wmething of a legislative Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D- had violated the public one lawmaker lamented. Herald Reporter Democrat but had the support o f f ,, ------been sentenced to a three-to-seven Another tradenrff was a meter Vernon Scholarship Pageant “ litorijuana charges against Albee’s ^ o m i c I^velopment Commission public hearing later this month on its I Donna H olland...... 646-0375 | joke has become a very Bozrah and House chair­ notification rule. While this was going on, members of her party as well as that I Scholarship Pageant is$ year prison term. Police Qiief Herman Fritz and the maid, a new position, for a part-time of most of the RqwMican council | Sataxlay at 8 p.m. | girlfriend, Anna Marie Volterman vot^ unanimously not to recom­ proposed budget of $3.1 million. 'I Bolton i serious problem. The man of the Labor Com­ By going through old the House Democratic Town Council, made some "trade Hartford Superior Court Judge were dropped because the state Board Chairwoman Joan Lewis systems analyst. The systems members. | at the Vemon Center Middle! mend town purchase of thejirivately ! Donna H olland...... 646-0375 Legislature and about 150 mittee, was away in legislative bulletins, the leadership was trying to apeements” and compromises last Maurice Sponzo sentenced Walter M. lacked sufficient evidence with recently told the Town Council that analyst has been working part time The mayor objected to adding the | School, Rrate 30. omed industrial park on Route 31.^ ! Coventry of its bills are being held Washington while all this staff found plenty and it figure out what to do. n irtt and the council approved a but the chief had asked that the posi­ This year- seven young Pg Albee, 33, of Vernon Wednesday after which to prosecute her. her group could reduce costs no hostage by the lawmakers’ was going on. He came produced a long list of otherther cruiser but didn’t object tolo theme k% nmmon — t""IT” 5% DortaHn?''®"^^ Development Cor- Claire (tonnelly...... 742-8202 ¥■ police budget increasing it by |16,789 tion be made full time. "tradeoffs.’’"trade-offs.” * ^ . . . . wiU be competing . — o ------for the .V be was found guilty of possession of However, she was turned over to prtation IS facing imminent further and that the 9 percent in­ own rules. back to find that ail but one violations. Apparently all of the bills over the mayor’s recommendation. The council further voted to in­ The council approved the mayor’s I the scholarship. | marijuana and a small quantity of federal immigration officials for crease is a.result of stringent budget I Ellington It became readily ap­ of his committee’s 31 bills Wednesday, committee on Gejdenson’s list did not cocaine. fn 22 acres The public safety portion of the crease the number of patrol officers recommendation of $83,346 for the ! ^™ *ants will be judged on the % deportation proceedings and charged " the Connecticut Bank cutting in the past few years that has I Barbara Richmond ..!643-2711 iS parent Wednesday that were in jeopardy. chairmen, who had teased belong on the list. Others police budget, as requested by Fritz, The marijuana crop was dis­ to 30. The mayor had recommended school crossing guard portion of the I . . “ ® personal interview, ^ with overstaying her visa as a Cana­ made the town’s four schools unable Hebron solving the problem will be One lawmaker chided Gejdenson before, were did. totaled |1,1S0,796 — the mayor's . . __ . . . . V> taiPnf nor«/inati#«r % covered by state police last October dian citizen. to meet student needs. 29. Chief Fritz said if the force was ^ n sold by the corporation since its S Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 | kind of like trying to get the distressed Gejdenson running up to him on the recommendation was for $1,025,845. formation seven years ago. chewing gum out of a reduced he would have to do away ! South Windsor by telling the Labor Com­ floor of the House, trying “I had to pass on one bill These figures include salaries but the with the position of juvenile officer Classes continue . However, the commission has child’s hair. It will be time- mittee cochairman he was to find out if their bills until we can find out if it’s council had agreed at the onset of Its and put that officer ^ck on regular Council Chairman Jack Myles said S Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 ¥i consuming. But more im­ "the best friend” big were in trouble. Others An amount of $134,250 was a p -1 HARTFORD (UPI) - School of­ I Eastern Connecticut good or not," said O’Neill, budget workshops that salaries, patrol. Authorities said the marijuana ^velopment Council to investigate the board’s budget would probably go ¥ Tolland portantly, it will be messy. business ever had. were trying to convince proved for the Traffic Authority ficials say classes are continuing who determines for the other than union ones, will be con­ The chief, in making the plea for plants became obvious to neighbors ine tax advantages to the town in case before April 13 hearing without coun­ The rule that is causing Well, Gejdenson didn’t him that they had played most part what will be which is headed by Chief Fritz. The % winner of the local contest, without interruption as striking hall lii; Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 sidered separately. more new cruisers, said this was one chief had asked for $201,156. He said % *P®nsored by the Greater Vernon ig after the leaves fell off the trees sur­ revenues from businesses there cil cuts. He felt that public input was :¥ Vernon all the problems is one that think this was too funny so by the rules and their bills taken up by the House. Therefore, the council approved a rounding the marijuana garden. monitors picket Hartford’s public could be used for assistance to the needed before the council finalized requires a legislative com­ of the areas he felt would impede the he felt the cut was a little severe and % •'®ycccs. will also win the honor of high schools. •¥ Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 public safety budget of $924,045 which proper operation of his department. expressed d o ...... Police said some of the marijuana development corporation. its budget proposal for the annual mittee to notify the public William H. Epps, Jr., President of town meeting. is $16,789 more than the mayor's He said the five line cruisers used could do all plants found were 12 feet high. The commissin will also ask the five days in advance when recommendation. Albee, a former military the Hartford Federation of Corridors a bill is going to be aired at Ollpovuar Division on patrol have an average of 81,000 proved amount. » - i. ■ £• Towm Council to consider giving At the outset of last night’s miles each and the spare cars have policeman who served with the U.S. Supervisors, said Wednesday the hall available fill to the park to regrade a public hearing. workshop. Councilman Morgan The major portion of the budget is I .n monitors went on strike because “we ENERGY UNLIMITED, INC. an average of 103,893 miles on each of for street lighting. The request had Army in Vietnam in 1966 and 1967, four lots which have been leveled If this isn’t done, the bill Campbell reminded the council that I said he needed to grow the marijuana just felt we couldn’t wait any below flood lines. has to go back to the com­ four and the two additional cars used been for $136,700 and the mayor | 6° on to longer.’’ Donations being sought the budget had doubled in eight for special services have an average national Miss America to raise money to pay off a proposed (lommissioner John Motycka es­ mittee and a proper public recommended, $115,000. . . Epps said the hall monitors, who years. He said the police budget, as of 88,732 miles on them. pageant in A tlantic City in $20,000 to $30,000 settlement in a civil timated that it would cost the town hearing must be held. But presented, reflected a 21 percent in­ Under the operating supplies ac- ' suit. are often described as school for family help fund He cited the high cost of repairing count the chief had a s k ^ for an ^ ‘c"’ber. up to $100,000 to buy the park, con­ because most committees crease and the mayor's recommen­ Albee said the damage suit was policemen, earn $5,500 to $6,600 an­ are finished for the year, A FUEL OIL COMPANY WITH the older cruisers and termed it an amoupt of $17,206 and the mayor cut ...... struct an internal road, and make tor, announces and invites the public dation reflected an 8.37 percent in­ filed against him by a young man nually and are working under a con­ South Windsor bills they passed that excessive and avoidable expense. this to $8,000. This was to be used for other improvements to make the to a Jukido demonstration. It will be crease. He strongiy objected to ad­ tract that expired a year ago. violated the rule may well AN EXCEPTIONAL GOAL The chief had also asked for a jeep paint for traffic signs, replacement remaining loU salable. However, a The Family Help Fund, which ding items to the budget. held today from 5 to 6 p.m. at the die. but this was taken out by the mayor sign blanks and such. development council representative provides emergency aid to local Wapping Community Hall in South CONSERVING FUEL In the trade-offs, an amount of $1,- Apparently, the proper and not put back in by the council. The mayor said the street signs pointed out that the town could be residents, is depleted, and Communi­ Windsor. 200 was switched from a monitoring eligible for federal grants if it ty Service Office Director Beth proc^ure was not followed This L would LA replace• .««« a«« used 7 / jeep that----- —TV.have to be tc;piav.cureplaced cumiliudliy continually dliu and Jukido is a modern system of self- device to buy a trail bike to patrol 1 1 acquired the industrial park. O’Brien is asking for donations from in at least 10 committees was bought in 1969. The chief said it he suggested that some other way to A j town parks, which the mayor had defense with an emphasis on safety. is used to pick up large or bulky put them up should be explored. A T tttO V C r Corporation President James Ladd local residents and organizations. Students currently enrolled in the and more than 150 bills Hartford: 529-8287 New Britain: 223-2717 Bristol: 582-9388 deleted. may be affected. itemsiiomi ofnf evidence and also to plow In ntjjgr action the council ap- is still hopeful that the site can be Mrs. O’Brien said the fund is used ”Y” program will show their parents The cohncil also voted to add in $6,- h^no\nash A week ago, House the station lot because the town p ro v ^ a Sewer Authority budget The Herald’s Wednesday salvaged if some assistance is for emergency purchases of food, and friends their skills. Prospective 000 for one more police cruiser. The Majority Leader William plows can’t get in there. totaling $5(X). The mayor deleted a report of Andover action on forthcoming from the town. The park medicines, clothing and tide students are invited to come and chief had asked for six and the mayor O’Neill, D-East Hampton, The motions to add the items and request for $1,000 earmarked for the school gymnasium fund IS owned by 180 local stockholders residents over when welfare checks learn what Jukido is all atxiut. recommended three. The amount for who went into the venture in the hope employed the little known make the trades were made by Coun- hiring a consultant to review the request incorrectly said a are lost or delayed. At the end of the winter session the of attracting light industry to Coven­ rule to dispose of a Labor sewer assessment ordinance. decision was delayed by the Grants are made only at the following students recently advanced try. and Industrial Relations The mayor said the ordinance was Board of Selectmen. It was requests of other social service agen­ to various levels of achievement: SPRING Committee bill that Vernon budget hearing set up years ago and there was a lot the Board of Finance, not Reading report cies, not on the appeal of individuals, Orangebelt, Alan Pienkowski, Neil prevented a municipal of­ of citizen participation in doing it. He the selectmen, which voted The Coventry Board of Education Mrs. O’Brien said. Greiner. Sandra Parker, John Fry, said he didn’t think it was necessary to table the matter. will hear a report on the reading The agencies that usually refer David Fry and Michael Sadlak; ficial from hiring a relative, a fellow worker scheduled for April 25 to hire someone to review it but THIS TOTAL WASHER program for Grades 5 through 12 at cases to the fund are school social White 2 belt, Paul Pfeiffer, James o r a member of his The public hearing on the proposed rather the town could do it itself. Coventry its meeting tonight at 7 at the high workers, the local Public Health Mueller; Yellow belt, Jeremy Flori, Many of the budgets to be reviewed Nursing Association, Social Depart­ political party for a federal general government and board of The Arts Commission budget was FEATURES TWO AGITATORS schooi. Clifford Parkr, Tim Steffens; White 1 FOR FREE are requests for town assistance The First Oingregational ment of Social Services. public services job. education budgets is scheduled for cut from a request of $3,950 to $1,575. Schooi Superintendent Arnold belt, Matthew DiCorleto; Purple ESTIMATES from other than town agencies which CSiurch of doventry will The fund has had only $9(XI since O’Neill, who also serves April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Middle Deleted was an amount of $1,000 TO DO DIFFERENT KINDS OF WASH Elman will discuss Comprehensive belt, Stephen Howard, Larry Pagano, offer social services to Vernon have its Supper of the October 1976. Most of the money in the patronage-pushing T i n School. which would be used to pay Education and Training Act (CETA) Stephen Cottle; Bluebelt, Gordon residents. Month April 8 from 5 to □ Handwash* Agitator designed loaned is repaid, Mrs. O’Brien said, capacity of Democratic G •T Originally the hearing was set for custodians for events held in the 6:30 p.m. in the vestry of to wash small, lightly soiled loads positions and submit revenue sharing Johnson, Mark Murphy, and Brown Town budgets also to be reviewed bills for approval. and the fund has been able to provide belt, John Dzen, state chairman, wasn’t too April 17 at the Sykes School but it schools. The mayor said if the the church. Proceeds go keen on the ’’member of tonight include health, housing code, □ Uses 24% less water per fill The board is expected to appoint $1,186 in loans. The new classes will begin on April A was found that school wouldn’t be custodians are there anyway then the for debt reduction. A his political party” provi­ 11 vital statistics, ambulance service, than low level setting of same Letters will be sent to local 13 and are open to individuals ages 6 available that night. town doesn’t have to pay them extra. turkey dinner will be substitute teachers and nurses. Also sion. FULLY social services and youth services. washer □ Saves hot water and organizations this week asking for to 16. Further infomation concerning In setting the April 25 date at the The Greater Hartford Transit served. Tickets will be on the agenda is an update on B ut later, the saves time by offering a shorter negotiations with cafeteria workers donations to rebuild the fund. enrollment is available by calling the F PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Middle School, the council agreed Others from outside agencies in­ District asked for a contribution of available at the door. The Republicans used the same wash period □ Regular agitator and a report by the board’s new Jukido demonstration Indian Valley YMCA office at 872- that that school has better parking clude Manchester Child Guidance $1,362 which it figured was the town’s public is welcome. rule to kill Labor Com­ facilities and is also more accessible Clinic, Manchester Sheltered share according to population. The for heavy-soll loads with ground- Basic Competency Testing Com­ Paul Arel, 'YMCA Jukido instruc­ 7329. HEAVY DUTY CARPET CLEANING to handicapped persons. Workshop, Rockville Public Health mayor recommended $200. in dirt. The council agreed, Monday night, The town hasn’t contributed Hebron Nursing Agency, River East ^ addition to the Handwash* that the hearing could be adjourned Homemaker Service, Hockanum anything to the district for the past A free glaucoma System, this washer offers these Ti:rii KTEKi:4> and contilfhed for another night if the Valley Community Council, Com­ several years. Mayor McCoy said screening clinic for all TM need arises. munity Renewal Team, and North when he served as mayor several townspeople will be spon­ other great features: □ Two Worknhop tonight Central Regional Mental Health years ago he determined that the dis­ sored by the Hebron Lions Wash/Spin Speed Combinations □ Throe Wash/RInse The Town Council will conduct the Clinic. trict didn’t seem to be doing anything Club Saturday, April 15, Y o u r C B T PERSONAL third in a series of budget workshops for Vernon but this past year it has from9a.m. tolp.m. atthe Temperatures □ Variable Water Most of these budget requests have helped with the senior citizen Levels □ Bleach DIapenaor ,□ tonight at 7:30 in the Memorial been reduced by Mayor Frank Gilead Hill School w ants to cut you in UNBELIEVABLE V SALE! transportation program. He said in Building. McCoy. auditorium. Fabric Softener Dispenser. view of that he thought a nominal contribution should be made. Model WLW2700 a great deal Rham Matching Dryers Rham High School ANY DEMO ITEMS House OKs garbage bill seniors will hold their an­ also featuring this iow-priced laundry pair! nual donkey basketball HARTFORD (UPI) - The House game Friday from 7:30 to 9 ALL DISCONTINUED ITEMS garbage and trash. and cities would veto a landfill in of Representatives has decided cities There’s been fighting ever since. p.m. They are challenging SAVE *62 ON THE PAIR and towns - not the state - should their borders and there would be no the junior class to end their The Department of Environmental place to put the state’s garbage. Washtr Model WLW210OT have the power to determine where undefeated record. □ 2 Speed Washer □ Porcelain enamel top lid ONE OF A KIND ITEMS Protection gave private contractors But House Minority Leader Gerald Connecticut’s garbage is dumped. permits to put landfills in several and wash basket □ Lid switch. Stevens, R-Milford, said he did not After nearly an hour of debate, the communities. Local zoning boards in Vernon Dryer Model DLB12SOT believe the "scare tactics that have House Wednesday approved 77-63 and some of those towns were upset □ 2 Heal timed drying selections Q Porcelain TRADE IN ITEMS been forth.” C hester W. M organ, enamel drum □ 4 Venting options. sent to the Senate a bill allowing because they had not been consulted. local zoning officials to stop the state "All it (the bill) means is they state representative from Three such communities were (state officials) will have to get Vernon’s 56th District, and from putting a landfill in their com­ Seymour, Colchester and New munity. together with the municipalities,” he Teresalee Bertinuson, Jl)ST^388«SMIR Milford. They went to court. said. state representative from The measure also contained a The courts ruled the state’s provision that requires the Depart­ Later, the House passed an amend­ Vernon-Ellington’s 57th authority superceded the power of ment on a 75-66 vote that requires the District, will have public ment of Environmental Protection to local zoning boards. The bill ap­ DEP to find an altenative site for office hours Saturday from find an alternative site for solid proved by the House would return garbage when it closes down a town’s 1 to 2:30 p.m. The meetings waste when it closes down a town’s control to the municipalities. landfill or incinerator. will be in the community You'd pay a lot for this authentic chef's cutlery set in landfill or incinerator for en­ ’’What happened in Seymour, any gourmet shop. vironmental reasons. "This is inconsistent,” said Rep. room of the high rise apart­ Colchester and New Milford could Robert Gilligan, D-Wethersfield. He ment for the elderly at 21 But your CBT Persoiul Banker can offer it to In 1973, the Legislature created the happen in your town if this bill HOO TRADEIN said on the one hand the Legislature Court St., Rockville. No ap­ Connecticut Resources Recovery doesn’t pass,’’ Rep. Paul Pawlak, D- DOM yM toItvMon pletur* roll? Do tho tacM look you for little or nothing. Authority. This agency was supposed was giving towns the right to refuse pointments are necessary. These four fine gourmet knives can be yours Seymour told his fellow lawmakers. garbage, while at the same time, it For more information call ouTt v M t In today whilo you e a n ^ ALL ITEMS IN THIS to solve the problem of where to put Some legislators objected to the free or for as little as $4.(X) (see chart below) when you and what to do with Connecticut’s was requiring the state to decide Morgan at 875-8756 or 688- $1W frado In toward tha purchaM of a naw 100% solid bill, saying all of Connecticut’s towns what to do with it. 1911 (Ext. 2319). opien or add to a CBT Savings Account or opien a CBT atata Curtia Matfwa Color TV. Don’t Walt, trada today In NOW Account > 7 % tlma to onjoy tho Now Yoarl ^ And that's just the beginning. All the other SALE Cut this ool and cut youoetf in for a fret Rockville hospital notes CALOO* SHOfPMC PtAZA gourmet accessories shown here are also available to glh when you deporit $100. MANCHUTBI Brir^ this coupon lo any CBT CBT savers for unbeatably low prices. Just check the Pcnonal Banker and redeem it for a set of Admitted Tuesday: August AAon.-FrI. 10-9 WILL BE TAGGED Mulready, Ml Vernon Drive, Sot. 10-A ? Curtis Mathes _ chart to see how easy you can build your . ‘•'’'"rT, ftve natural wood servers or a Hostessware Bacchlochi, Stafford Springs: Rockville; Mrs Cathy Neff Sun. 13-5 gourmet collection. m ^ l pie plate or 2 qt. covered casserole. Just Duane Bentley, Enfield; and daughter, Tolland; Delia i r v e y ,^ . ntmutuBumm-marnu ...... auddaiiiiku deposit $100 In a new or existing CBT Doris Burns, Oak Street, Raymond. Talcottville Road. We’ll lake your banking needs " J Savings Account and you1l walk away with N V OVER COST! Rockville: Paula Crabtree, Vernon; Paul Smithwick. personally. the gift of your choice. Mountain Street. Rockville: Ellington; Walter Stolinas, OURTIS MATHS Craig Gallagher. Ellington; From 2 famous makers Windsorville Road. South Regular S a v in g or W ith each Investment or Premium W ith e srh Stanley Grala. Newington; SrkdO A Cof Windsor COUIRTV GwwglfMwith Certlftcalr* additkmal deposit AccounM addUiorul deposH NOW Account Karen Kinney, Park West y o w ik p asll MX) $1000 SSOOO of $100 pay only 4J00 41000 45000 of $ 1 0 0 pey only 41000 $5000 Drive, Rockville; Roberta Williams, Columbia. •ItMiOUDtrilTi A. Cook Book ( G w k e oF one) Free F rrt Free 4 400 Free Free Free 4 400 free Free

Discharged Tuesday; • ■ M H M C aatT M IC T IM K 4 pc. Cutlery S d $ 5(X> Free Free 600 4 400 Free Free eOO Free Free Samuel Belsito. Tolland; MISSES • Hirr/UIT TMCM TWiniB Christopher Beecher, C. .J p c .C rfp e M aking Kll 500 Free free 6 0 0 400 free Frer 6 0 0 fre r Frer Tolland; Steven Benson, U lin F n\ • u t n t m v m m R. Top of Slove Wok 11 50 4 750 4 500 1250 1000 4 500 Free I2 J0 4 750 4 500 Oxbow Drive, Vernon; Eric RAINCOATS • tam wm ncTmi TMi Clayton, Tolland; Arno L TaUrware 20 pc. service for 4 10.00 1450 11 50 1900 16 00 11 50 4 6 50 1900 1450 II 50 Dunnebier, Stafford Springs; St’OKIS James Henry. Hop River K D innerw M 16 pc. service for 4 ISDO 14.50 11 50 1900 1600 1150 6 5 0 1900 1450 n 50 s c o n GRAY iSSTSSKelS!!?*"*"• Tm^CIMICi tm it Road. Bolton; Todd Layaw, ft Food Pioceiior 64 9$ 49.95 4495 69 95 39.95 44.95 3995 6995 49.9S 44.95 Olson Drive, Vernon; James SAI tillliPM Available At; 539.99Reg. S56-78. ALL ITEMS OPEN MONDAY ALL ITEMS UMITED UMITED TO IN-STOCK THRU FRIDAY 10 A.M. lo 9 P.M. TO IN-STOCK PMUI HIU JiTCE QUANTITIES QUANTITIES ONLY SATURDAY ONLY FLOWnSHOP 'TECH 10 A.M. lo 6 P.M. Machine SPECIAL Washable V K 4 * OF THE WEEK STEREO

Sizes 8-20 CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA Daisies MANCHESTER • 646-8364 100% polyester •QnuhumnqmtMSOOm * 1 . 5 9 D ouen or polyester and cotton. Member F.D.I.C. 831 FniigtM Yellow-blue-beige kn. n o w ... (CAtH »M CAMY) THE CONNECTICUT BANK FanriRdN, IH-2432 now niesM AttMWMMtMn n n n u n occamm .., grey-off white Pru$6ct Plm M OAK ST., MANCHKSTlill TH. 64M79I er M9.I44S Hlt;i; AND TRUST COMPANY West IkrtlRi 233-2113 H i F lu PAKKIIW » niANK CAKKUat. Pr^,.______893 Main Stmt, Mandiesler 14 Nofth Main Street, MancheHer 3S4 Weal Middle Turnpike, Manchester U m , 74S-1874 Ktralch, in -1464 IMMim , I46-7IU A ug'W jU ft-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche«ter. Conn.. TImot.. April 6. vm

Mae NTanfatf 1) Htip Wantod 13 M 13 Halp Wantad 13 MANCHESTER EVENING HEIRALD. Manchester. Conn., ’Thurs.. April 6, 1978 — PAGE FIVE-B INDEX ••••••••••aaa*»4aaaaaaaaaa JANTTORIAL HELP Wanted - EXCELLENT opportunity to Halp Wanlad 13 Homaa lor Sala 33 Homaa For Sala 33 Noncta 5-9 p.m. Monday through Raal Eatata Wanlad 23 Homaa h r Sala as Homaa For Sah 23 I - u r n tn a Found ^ani wholesale hardward » T Parsonaw Friday. East Hartford area. WEEKEND Supervisor Nurse CLIP & M AILl B U R ea KINS bjMiness. Good working con- MANSFIELD • 9 room ® ~ AftnounoBmBnw Middle aged man preferred. National Weather Forecast - 7 a.m to 3 pjn. Experienced M A N CH ESTER - Spring ALL CASH For your property, ditlons, short hours. S2 ^H 0 7 . (jarriaon (kihmlal, 19 acres, 4 — Em«rt«fnm«nt Call Roger C. Pease and preferred. Vernon Manor S ^ t Attractive 8- wltUn 24 hour*. A v^"Re D *0/» IS >•'. Herald. d e a le r n e tw o r x . No £ I I L I 15 — SrtuBtion WtnMd a p p l y in p e r s o n fourth bedroom, formal dining MANCHESTER - Verplanck sales people to complete our staff. We offer an experience necessary. IMMEDIATE Cash for your 407 CENTER STREET PHONE FROM Home to ser­ room, wall-to-wall carpet and School, Remodeled 4 bedroom P.O . B O X 591 a EDUCATION GAS STATION Attendant - MHnuiicaco Complete training program. property. Let us explain our extensive training program for new licensees. »TATI. I aX — intUucttonA K is r a 2 ari IP JE vice our customers in the fireplace in living room, dis­ Colonial. 1 1/2 baths. First MancliMltr, Conn. 06040 For days, 8 to 3, Monday thru $500. investment requ im to lair proposal. Call Mr. Manchester area. Flexible hwasher, finished family floor laundry, carpeted. ’Treed BENEFITS INCLUDE: f — Inttructfont VVtntBd Friday. No experience needed . V . Y start your own business. Ideal Belfiore, M7-141S. m - laaaA SEAL ESTATE hours. Super earnings. 249- LOCANOCUt room. $45,000. By owner. Prin­ lot. 16x32 inground poof. $45,- Unlimited Income, Bonus and Incentive Plan, All ICondomMumt if you have the desire to team 7773. for retired or part time. EXAMPU: cipals only. Call after 4 p.m. 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- MAY WE BUY your home? the guidance and direction desired. Pleasant I p — HomM for . and work. See Harry Stickles, Details on request. Mr. 64^5509. 0131. PHONE I 24 — LQto-Ur»N W SbN Barker. EiSCAA Hid ’lYaining Quick, fair, all cash and no 1SWonlsfor6Days MACHINIST - U you have at Suburban Motor Car, 50 WANTED - Gas station atten­ lOWiM TIMfIBAfUlil ^ working conditions, Member of Manchester, Hart­ I 2 ^ invBttmBn! Property HOUSEWIVES (Need extra Division Box 619„ Wading problems. Call Warren E. ■ 26 - Bu940M4 PfOPBfty least 2 years experience in set Tolland Turnpike, dant, full or part time. r \ \ EAST HARTFORD - Prime M A N C H E ST E R - South ford, and Vernon Multiple Listing. cash?) 3 or 4 days a week, 11 River, New York. 11792. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *8.10 I 27 - RMon PropBrty up and operating a variety of Manchester. location. Beautifully kept 8- Farms area, near Martin l ^ e - Rbbi EttBlB Wtntsd to 2, or 3 o’clock. Cieneral Mature, responsible person ^uatMP machine shop equipment, we for third sluft. References room Raised Ranch. Uving School. 6-year-old Cape, If you are hardworking and can be motivated by a restaurant work. Good pay, MANY PEOPLE only dream are interesterd in discussing MAN FOR HEAVY Work - In Call 871-1696. l/ .M room, formal dining room, McCarthy Built. 3 bedrooms, large yearly income we may have an opening for food discounts, uniforms ■ ^ KEEP SMILING^ FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS J 31 — s«rvfc«9 OtltfM this opportunity with you. fertilizer plant, plus general of owning their own business. eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, IVk baths, dining room, family I 32 — PBinliMg.Psptring provided. Call before 11, or [[^ W O W tW ^ Perhaps it’s time for you to you. All inquiries and interviews confidential. Call This position requires warehouse labor. Call Mr. PART TIME Driver for seif cleaning oven, three room, fireplacedliving room, KEI-P HAPPY ■ 33 ~ BuirdingrContfBcting after 2, Friendly Ice Cream, UflWEAlNCh FOTOCAST 0 pursue that dream. I have Dan...646-4S25. I ^^•*»0*SNJif>g Blueprint Reading and the Hill, 6434)644. school buses. We will train bedrooms, walk-out family carpeting, garage, deck etc. 649-5563, Equal Opportunity over 1,000 businessess for sale I 35 — H«4ttng-PiumD«ng ability to make and repair responsible applicants. Call For period ending 7 a.m. EST 4/7/78, Thursday night wUl room, plus den or office. One On large nicely landscaped I 36 — Flooring TRACTOR TRAILER Driver Employer. by owners. Many for Houaahold Oooda 40 I 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slortg* tools and fixtures. We offer 643-2414. find snow showers over the northern Rockies and parts of the full, plus two half baths, lot. $57,900. Owner. 6 4 ^ 7 1 . 10 with Class 1 license. minimum down. For free I 38 — S«rvic«9 Wtnlod company paid insurance upper Plains, while some rain is due over sections of the carpeted hardwood floors, 2- Principles Only. REFRIGERATORS Experienced and dependable brochure write: Interstate car garage, large lot plus MiSC. PON SALE package, major medical REAL ESTATE - 2 sales peo­ north Atlantic states and west Gulf Coast. Fair to partly Washers, ranges, used, for local and out of state Business Marketing. P.O. Box ROOM CAPE - Centrally Daniel F. Reale Realtors ?3“ 11 14 f r I 40 — Household Goods coverage, pension program, ple. Should have license or in more. $56,900. Owner, 568- Six guaranteed and clean. New deliveries. Job involves heavy HELP WANTED cloudy elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. located, 2 to 4 bedrooms, $37,- I 41 — Articles for SbIb and 10 paid holidays. Please process. Generous commis­ 7674. shipment damaged, GE and 646-4525 I 42 — Building Supplies apply at: Wesco Industries, 60 lifting. Must be bondable and Young i ggroMbro High max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 55 (81). Boston 37 (63), 900. Call 646-4877. sion schedule. Wolverton SERVICE BUSINESS - With Frfgidaire. Low prices. B.D. IT nr ar 143 — Pets -Birds- Oogs Bidwell Road, JE S Industrial have a record of at least, 5 School Qradualo to work fhlcago 45 ( 64), Cleveland 41 (61), Dallas (82), Denver 37 ATTRACTIVE LOCATION - 175 Main St. Manchester, Ct. nr I 44 — Livestock Agency Realtors. 649-2813. $800 a week income available Pearl and Son, 649 Main Park, off Route 5, South Wind­ years with last employer. Mr. (63), Duluth 30 ( 43), Houston 64 (80), Jacksonville 58 (85) Oakwood Road. 7 Room Cape. I 45 — Bolts & Accessories m rotall Mloonian. in this area. A cash business. Street, 643-2171. Main Street, I 46 — Sporting Goods sor, Conn. Equal Opportunity Hill, 6434)644. Kansas City 55 ( 83), Little Rock 58 ( 80), Los Angeles 49 (61)! Eat-in kitchen, fireplaced w w IT IT TYPIST and various office Minimum investment Lota-Land h r Sala 24 643-2171. t 47 — Garden Products Employer. duties in industrial supply Miami 71 (81), New Orleans 59 ( 83), Minneapolis 40 (52), living room, dining room, 3 I 48 — Antiques BREAKFAST / LUNCHEON No oxporlonco noeomry. required, 203-627-0550, 203-481- I 49 — Wanted to Buy firm. Experienced preferreii New York 43 62), Phoenix 53 (791, San Francisco 43- (58), bedrooms, garage. $44,900. By COLUMBIA - 2 wooded acres, SEARS PORTABLE Diyer ■ w w IT 55" Cook - 5 days a week. Good Willing to train H — 9544. good fringe benefits. We are Seattle 38 ( 53), St. Louis 53 ( 79), Washington 45 (75), owner. 64^7209 anytime.' view of lake, $19,000. Other Harvest Gold. Very good con­ , RENTALS hourly rate. Apply to Chef, willing to loam. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers • SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, ■ 52 ~ Rooms for Rent an EEO Employer. 289-8291. LONG. ESTABLISHED parcels availabfe. Lessenger dition. $75. Call 289-8942 Steak Out Restaurant, Ver­ Apply In paraon: CUSIGM CAPE - 7 rooms, Good condition. Good for sand, stone, fill, processM w IT JT IT I 53 — Apartments for Rent non. 646-6166. Restaurant - In Downtown Selfs, 646-8713. anytime. I 54 — Homes for Rent CARRIiR MEDICAL SECRETARY / over sized living room, plating, or welding. Call 649- gravel. For deliveries, call I 55 — Business for Rent Adam’s Apple .Maochester. Excellent family 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Bookkeeper, no shorthand fireplace, formal dimng room, MANSFIELD - Wooded PAIR OF DARK Pine Cannon­ Groege H. Grifflng. Inc. An­ I 56 — Retort Property for Rent ASSERTIVE FEMALE - To Hafp Wanlad 13 operation. Includes equipment. 5 T JT !T IT I 57 — Wanted to Rent NEEDED ■UaCKRTER PAIRADE required. Manchester 1 1/2 baths screened porch, building lots, on Route 195, ball Twin Beds (not including dover, 742-7886. work in part time manage­ Owner anxious. Call for BUY WOOD NOW for next I 58 — Misc for Rent Physicians office. Monday many built-lns, garage, back north of four corners. Call 429- details. Lombardo & mattresses and box springs) year and save! Any length. Cresent Dr. ment position. East of river thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 NURSES AIDES - 3 p.m. to 11 yard fenced, aluminum sided, 6159. TWO YEAR OLD Stove • Hot- AUTOMOTIVE applicants only. Excellent Associates, 649-4003. $100. Call 649-8659. Call 742-8886 or 742-M24. 61 — Autos for Sale p.m. Experience preferred. p.m. Full time and Part time. Bowers School. $46,500. No point. Gold color, asking $ ^ . M iddle Or. money. Car and phone •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 82 — Trucks for Sale Send resume to Box Z, Enjoy working with a skilled agents. 646-1082. CHERRY TRESTLE Table by Call 6493321, anytime. necessary. Call for appoint­ CARPENTER’S Helper - -OS' — Heavy Equipment for Sale Woodycrest Dr. Manchester Herald, I and dedicated staff in a very Harden. 6 ft. X 40", plus 3 lO'^’ 64 Motorcycles-Bicydes ment, 6494811. Needed by general contractor. Bualnaaa Proparty 26 Manchester. 1 pleasant and modern at- □ EDUCATION MANCHESTER - (Juality 6 extension leaves, excellent BABY GRAND PIANO WOOD CHAIR $3. Hamper $4. Loil ind Found 65 Campers-Trailers-Mobile East Hartford Experience necessary. Call I 1 P»nonal$ I Homes imosphere. Experience 1/2 room C ape, 3 or 4 condition. Electrophonic Hanry F. Millar, Boaton;:: Medic Walker $6.50. □ NOTICES MATURE WOMAN Needed - 742-6062, between 8 and 9 p.m. MANCHESTER - For sale I 66 i- Automotive Service • RN or LPN - Full or part ireferred. Please call Doris bedrooms, large modern Stereo, with am/fm radio, and $700 ;i! Upholstered Chair, Queen Ann Com m ercial building and FOUND - Recently spayed CONTROL HUNGER and lose l -O ^ ^ Autos for Rent-Leese For meal preparation time, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Laurel Slain, RN, Director of Privata Inatructlona It kitchen, fireplace, enclosed 8 track tape, very good condl- legs $25. Mahogany Gialrs evenings, light house cleaning FULL ’TIME Salesperson - liquor store. Call for (fetails. Loil and Found black, short haired cat, with weight with New Shape Diet Call Barbara Manor, Chestnut Street, 649- Nurses, 646-0129. Manchester porch, 2 car garage with loft, Uon. Cali ’M2-8616, after 3 p.m. Call 640-6670 I $17. Crib $25. Drum M t $6.50. white patch on chest. Found at Plan and Hydrex Water Pills. 646-7835 and laundry. Own transporta­ Camping department, 4519. Manor Nursing Home, 385 REMEDIAL READING and huge fenced in brick patio, Marion E. Robertson Realtor, 6 to 9 p.m. only Buffet $90. China Goset $95. the Parkade. 872-4810, after 8 At Liggett Parkade Phar­ tion. Located in Bolton evenings, some experience. West Center Street. math; individualized work Bowers Area, mid $40’s. 649- 643-5953. MOVING - U ts of fine fur­ Victorian Mirror 4 ft. $195. LOST - One small adult ginger Center. 646-7729. Stock clerk. Apply F arr’s, 2 p.m,, 249-9711 Ext. 8126, 9 to macy. KEEP SMILING FULL ’TIME Service Station program, (lst-8th grade) by 5555. niture in excellent condition, Dining room table $195. Nlc- and white cat. With small scar 5:30. Main Street. MANCHESTER - For lease. Attendant -18 years of age or HOUSEKEEPER - Live-in for master’s degree teacher. 568- reasonable. Call 236-0502 after NCR CASH R E G IST E R - nacks. 6495052. on nose. In vicinity of Waddell KEEP HAPPY PART TIME Bookkeeper TOWN OF 13,000 square feet of industrial over. Mechanical ability. Happiness Is young professional couple, 8075. ANDOVER - Lovely country 5 p.m. Reconditioned, with many School. Call 649-8453, receptionist. Accurate typist MANCHESTER SECRETARY NEEDED for space. Springier system, am­ Experience not necessary with 2 small children. lots surround these spacious 6 totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., SATURDAY SALE - Range, 3 646-4552. large advertising agency. Attending j:|: References requested. Call PIANO INSTRUCTION - room Contemporary homes. 2 ple parking. Cali Arthur 228-3957. speed bicycle, Evlnrude 15 LOST - Parti-Poodle, black SCHOOL CROSSING Can 644-2668. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Halp Wanlad Excellent typing and short Sixth Annual I?! 633-8281 between 7 and 9 p.m. Experienced, creative baths, deck, basement, gar­ ShorU, 646-3233, J. Watson horse power $60. Household and white female. Vicinity of COUNSELOR - In a regional GUARD hand requirM. Career oppor­ age. Call for details. Barrara Beach Co., Manchester Of­ □ MISC. FOR SALE items, hed. 6495873. Hyd AUTO MECHANIC with at Manchester Police teacher. Degree; state and MOLDED FORMICA top and Hj^e Street, Please call 643- diversion program for stalls tunity. Call Mrs. Bloom for fice, 647-9139. 9fn RN or LPN - Full or part POLICE DEPARTMENT least 2 years experience. Must Ball ], CODING CLERK - Needed national certification. All M setti, 649-8716. J. Watson paneled bar with two shelves offenders. Applicant must appointment, 646-2900. LEGAL NOTICE time, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Laurel have own tools. Benefits in­ Manchester State I immediately for long term levels, beginners welcome. Beach Co.. Manchester Of­ Artlelaa hr Sala 41 and four stools. $175. 646-6028. TAQ SALES have BA in a social service Hourly Rato $2.80 ' temporary assignment, in the fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing PACKAGE STORE - For sale Manor, Chestnut Street, 649-. clude: Uniforms and In­ Armory Many extras. Gretchen Van ' Cterman The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ related field and experienced Manchester residents only. BICYCLE MECHANIC. Manchester area. Hours 1 Opoortunity. in a growing suburban area. NEW HOME Sewing Machine 4519. surance Program. Good Main StTMt. Why, 647-9751. ALUMINUM sheets used as Shepherd black/tan, 3-4 year day, April 17. 1978, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Room with adolescent counseling. No specialized experience Experienced helpful. Appli­ Manchester. Conn. [ p.m. to 9 p.m. At least three Phone 742-8816 after three. - white and aqua, new cabinet, TAG SALE - Saturday April old female, Hlghwood Drive working conditions, in an es­ printing plates, .007 thick, of the Municipal Building to hear and consider the following SALES POSITION - Straight Position funded to July 1978. required. For application cant must have excellent Dencing 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. months office experience Schoola-Claaaat 19 MANCHESTER GREEN attachments, $100. Call 8th., 10 to 6, 46 Wedgewood area Husky, black/silver tablished shop. Call Carl at 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for petitions: commissions, leads furnished Send resume to Project Open apply to Personnel Office, Al Jarvla' Orcheatra necessary. Never a fee. For Area - 3 bedroom Ranch. 11/2 naaort Proparty 27 anytime 569-2348. Drive. Manchester. Call 649 female. Main and Forrest 456-2619. $1. Phone 643-2711. to homeowners. Call 242-5402 Door, 357 East Center St., Municipal Building, 41 Saturday, more information call: Kelly FOR THE BEST - Manchester baths, 1 car garage. Excellent 6143. Street area. Call Manchester Item 4 No. 601 M anchester, by April 10th Cycle snop, Services, 100 Constitution Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 condition. $44 000. 123 ELECTRIC MEAT Sllcer $20. Center Street, Manchester, DRIVERS FOR School buses April 22, 1978 COVENTRY - 3 room summer UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Dog Warden, 646-4555. Kenneth F. Braithwaitc — Request Special Exception in ac­ 1978. 178 West Middle Turnpike, Plaza, 249-6585. An Equal Op- pupils per teacher. F R E E in­ Elizabeth Road. “Open Car Top Luggage Carrier, $25 Connecticut. wanted - We will train you. cottage. Porch, drilled well, Scouts, Boy and Cirl Scouts, Manchester. :Jj portunity Employer M/F. troductory lesson with this ad. House", Saturday and Sunday, or best ofror. Call 6^1718, TAG S A L E -A p ril 8th., 10 to cordance with Article II, Section 9.02 01 for Limited Repairer s An Equal Opportunity Employer Part time. Housewives and treed lot, $8,500. Hayes Corp. Brownies, nurses, East BA BYSITTER Wanted - Mon­ Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. April 8th. & 9th., 10 to 5. after 3:00 p.m. 4. 3 family. Furniture, dishes, License, and request variance of Article IV, Section 6.03.02 for retirees preferred. 646-0131. Catholic School. 649-1225. day thru Friday, 2:30 pm. to WE CAN GIVE you an oppor- many household Items. 18 ft. front, side and rear yards of existing building - 10 Essex Street Manchester area, 643-2373, I boat with trailer and motor. 33 CARRIER 5:30 p.m. Call 6^50M. :S tunity to earn good money and TWO PAIRS of bucket seats — Business Zone II. Vernon area, 875-2^. I Happy Birthday g pleasant work to meet your from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Carter Street, Bolton. ADVERTISING Item 5 No, 605 NEEDED TELEPHONE SALE - Earn I MOM and DADI needs. Phone 528-6702 between pair white. Excellent condi­ MAN WANTED - Available 8 RATES Modern Radiator Works. Inc. - Request Special Exception in 33.00 per hour, salary and 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. tion. $50 pair. 6336131. SATURDAY, APRIL 8th - HELP WANTED a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday thru Love, BUSINESS & SERVICE accordance with Article II, Section 10 02 01 for Limited Plain Dr. commission. Three shifts I From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lawn 1 day word per day 111 Friday for janitorial work, MOVING - Selling mason tools, housewares, clothes, 3 daya 104 word par day Repairer s License, and variance of Article IV, Section 6.03.1)2 Sm ith Dr. available. Call 872-7926. Weaver Trainees • Storekeeper I Keith, Kim, j:5 GENERAL MECHANIC - full experienced preferred. Own time days, paid CMS, Blue tools, snowblower, mortar plilants and crib. 61 Norman 6 days Ot word per day for side and rear yard of existing building - .173 Main Street - tran ^ rtatio n necessary. Call g: and Lisa Stircet, Manchester, 26 days 8C word per day Jai Dea Or. DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis­ Cross, and life insurance. mixes, lawn mower, com­ Business Zone Ilf. General Worker • Clerk Typists 875-1776 for appointment. 15 words $2 00 minimum ■S Apply Amerbelle Corn. 104 pressor, plywood, wine East Hartford tant - for orthodontic office. Excellent Fringe Benefits XXX Happy Ads $2 30 Inch Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Rian- Vernon Circle area, East Main Street, Rockville. pressor, 20 gallon sprayer. TAG SALE - Saturday April X-RAY TECHNICIAN for ning Office. experienced preferred. P.O. Equal Opportunity Employment. S Between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Cali 643-0851. 8th. 10 to 4. at 583 Bushhlll • Vernon Physician Office. I All persons interested may attend these hearings Box 2356, Vernon COnn. 060W. Apply *"• An e q u a l o p p o rtu n ity Road. Household and mis­ Clerical experience helpful. ZONING BOARD OK AF'PEALS Call Barbara employer. HOSPITAL BED - Good con­ cellaneous. CTiildren’s games Monday, Tuesday, ’Thursday, dition. Please call 6491802. Paul J Ro.s.setto, Seerctary DIRECTORY•••••••••••••••••••••••••• and books. 646-7835 HOUSE CLEANING Service CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. 1 to 6, Friday 9 to 6, Saturday 8 • ••••••bbRRRooRObooo'owoo Dated this 6th day of April. 1978 ( LIGHT OUTDOOR Work - Wanted 1 day per week. Call 31 Coopur Hill 8 t, ManchMtar, Conn. 06040 to 5, and possibly 2 hours Sun­ ADVERTISING Sarvleaa OIhrad 31 Sarvleaa OIhrad 31 Palntlng-Paparlng 32 Building-Contracting 33 NEW GOODALL Powridge 005 04 Full time. Must be able to use GIGANTIC TAG Sale-dishes, 643-2171. Tol. 643-4141 day p.m. Write to Box E , c/o own truck or van. Cali 646-6066 model 2000 Portable glassware, knick knacks. Manchester Herald. RATES generator, with motor mount. •for an appointment. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Baskets, typewritter table, old If y o u g o 6496371. 1 day ....lie word per day and exterior painting, Remodeling and Additions. vanity bench, andirons, Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 2 3 Homaa For Sala INCOME 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homea For Sala 23 3 daya . . . lOe word per day CHILD CARE Needed - paperhanging, ind Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 humidifier, wine press, 6'daya 9e word per day Washington - Nathan Hale insured. Years Experience! For Free wheelbarrel, and much more. s h o p p i n g 28 days .. .3 8e word per day remodeling. Fully School area. For morning TAX 649-9658. Estimates, call 646-4239. 836 Hartford Hoad. Today and . 15 words $2.00 minimum Kindergartener and first ESTATE Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Happy A d B ...... $2.30 inch w i t h o u t grader. 647-9988 after 4:30 PAINTING, Interior, LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - _ TAG SALE A l p.m. Exterior. Best workmanship! New homes custom built, MOVING TAG Sale-April 7-9. HOUSE SERVICE Complito HousthoM WEEK remodeled, additions, rec 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Household I t (Quality paint! Lowest prices! f i r s t LOCAL INSURANCE Agency Dan Shea, 646-5424. rooms, garages, kitchens Mm Uiai 1,200 TioMItMiil furniture, some antique, c a ' seeking "Gal Friday” who Including; Furnlturs, appIlBncM, stereo, radial snow tires. remodeled, bath tile, ceement clothing, Army fatlguei, jawtlry. enjoys dealing with public. DIRECTORY work. Steps, dormers. Much more. Kenwood homes r e a d i n g Palntlng-Paparlng 32 kilchanwara. tools, camping gaar, Bulldara, Plum bhn, Ramodalars, * * * 2 1 1 ^ Typing required, with Residential or commercial. toys, antiquaa, and much mora. area. 53 Bluerldge Drive, Including ina Houaal South Windsor. Look for signs ElacMclana, Raal Eatata im kata and shorthand desirable. Position Call 6494291. involves Policy Writing, ROY BRADLEY - Interior / on Route 30. INCOME TAX Preparation - 123 Ellzabath DrW* H e r a l b Salaaman — Call Ua for Rppelal answering telephone, and Experienced, personal ser­ Exterior Painting and Paper CARPENTRY - Custom Hanging. Estim ates Free. ManchMtor TAG SALE - April 8th. &9th., ClASSIflED AOVERIISINO Prieaa on yourAppllanoa Naada Und Sarvleaa, . . meeting people in office. vice at your home - Dan Houses. Additions, Garages. tit. a Sun. tUi a Ml Salary commensurate with Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. Call 646-2388. Roofing and Siding. Kitchens, ham 10 A.M. - 1 P.M. Saturday It Sunday, 10 a.m. ability. Insurance exMrience Bathrooms A r^ a ir work of 494 Wetherell Street, 443-44D HARtnNIO RDAO HMIIGHESTER PAINTING - Interior and y o u r e NIHCKSIOI OUlPfT IBIfER M . not necssary. Write Box CC, ALLAN T. KEELER S tax all kinds.. Call Robert Jarvis Manhester. exterior, paperhanging, WlJllStrMI IM c/o Manchester Herald, service. Tax returns done in for an estimate, 6436712. 311 6.3130 QUEEN SIZED - Crimson -V-*— SSL SSL—— stating qualifications. the privacy of your home. Call excellent work. References. l o s i n g 2 25 Shelld box spring, $30. Har­ Building Suppllaa 42 ADVERTISING 871-1781 for appointment. Free estim ates. Fully In­ MAINTENANCE MAN - Full sured. Martin Mattson, 649 RooHng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 vard bed frame |o., good con­ m o n e y time. Must have knowledge of 4431. dition. Call 6438101. NATURAL STONE for DEADLINE INCOME TAX PREPARA­ retaining wails, vend»rs, plumbing, carpentry, and BIDW ELL Home Improve­ BILL TUNSKY 12:00 noon the day before TION - Eujperienced. At your QUALITY PAINTING and C.B. SALEiS - Mobile and base patios, etc. Pick up by the electrical work. Apply in per­ ment Co. Expert installation publication. home service. Reasonable. pound or delivery by the ton. This Space Is son, East Hartford (Convales­ Paper Hanging by Willis of aluminum siding, gutters antennas and accessory Daadllne for Saturday and Call Walt Zlngler for appoint­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDINO cent Home, 745 Main Street, Schultz. Fulfy insured, and trims. Roofing installa­ Items. Capitol Equipment, 38 Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. Main Street, Manchester, 643- 649-3163. (20 C o to n To Chooaa From) East Hartford. ment. 646-5346. references. 649-4343, tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- 7958. 9109. ★AWNINGS A CANOflES Reserved For PLEASE READ CLERICAL POSITION - COMPLETE CARPET A Tile TOM FLANAGAN - Painting, Doga-BIrda-Pala 43 Experience preferred. Good CAM T R E E SERVICE - Free installation and repairs. Free interior / exterior. Papering. SPECIALIZING cleaning and BOATING SUPPLIES - Petit Plan Offers Dramatic Living Area YOUR AD figure ability. Some typing. estimates, discount senior estimates. Call Pat, at 646- General Repairs. Fully in­ repairing chimneys, rooL new Paints, Fiberglas CloUi and DOG-CAT BOARDING ★ STOSM WINDOWS A DOORS Resin. Johnson Outboards, Entrance to separate foyer allows full vista to spacious elaborate activity room Claaalfled ada ara taken over Call for interview, 9 a m. to 12 citizens. Company 3745, after 5 p.m. sured. Call now for Free roofs. Free estimates. 30 bathlng/grooming. Obedience Phont 649-9098 the phone as a convenience. p.m., 643-5188. Manchester owned and Estimate. 643-1949. Years Experience. Rowley, new and used. Outboard protection classes. (Complete one step down and divided by half partition. The ceiling is sloped to second story Your Message The Herald Is reaponsible for operated. Cali 646-1327. Repairs. Capitol Equipment, EXPERT FURNITURE 6495361. modern facilities. Canine roof ridge and the room looks up to informal dining room and activity room, just only one irfborrect Insertion and HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch 38 Main Street, Manchester, FREE ESTIMAHS + EASY TERMS then only to the size of the DENTAL ASSISTANT - refinishing and antique Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon one step up. ’The dining room is large enough for dinner guests and day-to-day original Inaertion. Errors which Experienced preferred. Star­ BAM TREE SERVICE - restoration. Free estimates. painted for $150-$200 by ROOFER WILL Install roof 643-7958. Road, Manchester. For reser­ do not lessen the value of the ting salary up to $150 per Complete tree care, spraying E. Loveland, 6496963. scheduling now. Professional siding or gutters for low dis­ vations please call 646-5971. family mealtime. Adjacent half bath serves daytime use and guests. Coat closets FOR SALE - Estate Items. advertisement will not be cor­ week, plus frequent raises. 34 and removal. Insured and considers any job, 2896287, count price. Call ken at 647- 1 A ground fault circuit Inter­ are at front door and to open rail hall on second floor. evenings or weekends, Don. Dining room set. excellent rected by sn additional inser­ hours per week. Reply Box C, experienced. Special Winter BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 1566. POODLES - Guaranteed tiny rupter (GFCI) is: Notice To Our The op«n rail stair is obvious to foyer also. tion. c/o Manchester Herald. Prices! 643-72^ Fireplaces, concrete. condition. Zenith color con­ toy puppies and stud services A A tennis term ■ There is another open rail again applied between formal double side-entry gar­ Chimney repairs. No job too PAPER HANGING - sole, good. Two A-7913 tires, at fair prices. 1-423-8780. TAX PREPARATION - 10 Professional Paper Hanger, good. Power tools. Call 289- B A receptacle that senses age entry. Keep Your DOG KENNEL Assistant - small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Haating-Plumbing 36 years experience. Accounting, estimates. Graduate of Professional 5107. FR E E ADORABLE Puppies a shock hazard (ground The kitchen is spacious and includes built-in appliances, surplus cabinet and Live in. Modern show and 13 boarding kennel seeks business and individual. $10 Paper Hanging School. SEWERLINES, sink lines, to good home. Males and fault) ADVERTISERS counter-top. Laundry facilities are separated at rear hall. Halp Wanlad "doggie type gal” to live and minimum. Home service. Call ALTERNA’TORS, STAR’TEfiS References, Free Estimates. cleaned with electric cutters, ANTIQUE WOOD P a rlo r females. Cali 6491911. Stove - $250, New velvet C. The same as a fuse or If you would like to advertise your Eyes On This EMERGENCY MEDICAL work with animals, without 563-2051. A GENERA’TORS - Our work Painting interior. Dean ty professionals. McKinney couch, $300. 6492097. drcuil breaker Technicians - Full time need for high salary. Room is guaranteed, so why buy Smith. 6&-5241. Bros. Sewage " "Disposal ' ''Corn- FREE 9 month puppy. .Business or Service In this space, please Redwood deck is from openings for area ambulance and board included. 228-9069. WINDOW CLEANING - elsewhere and pay more? pany,, 64963i08. Shepherd/Collle. Spayed, SOFA - 72” . Quilted. Blue and 2 All three-wire electric exten­ laundry and terrace is service. Current E.M.T. cer­ Wheter it’s your office, store Quality Auto E lectric, 985 housebroken. Excellent with call The Herald Classified Advertising or residence, call Quality Main Street, Manchester, Building-Contracting 33 yellow. Like new, $275, Call children. To good home. 646- sion cords are alike. from dining room. tificate required. Call 649-5199 DOZER OPERA’TOR - Must NO JO B ’TOO Small - Toilet Space Next Week. Maintenance Inc. for your (rear) 6496159. 6491225 anytime. 2934. □ True □ False Department, 643-2711. between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. be experienced to operate repairs, plugged drains, John Deer 450. Finished spring cleaning needs. Fully kitchen faucets replaced GOLD BOND BEST Sacro — a ALL AROUND Machinist grading. Gass I License help­ insured, estimates. Why not WATERPROOFING SUNSHINE repaired. Rec rooms, CONNECTICUT ANIMAL -ANSWERS- make an appointment with us Basements, foundation deluxe queen size mattress Welfare League has one year I S l ' There are three Wanted With, welding ful. 5 2 ^ 3 9 . CONTRACTORS bathroom remodeling, heat 6 and box spring, 7 months old. s8!JO|Bioqe-| siaiuxuapuf) : experience. Combination tool today. 64&8M5. cracks, hatchways, tile lines, AlominOm ikUng, atormf, |uUcri.| modernization, etc. Free old male, mixed, German LARGE bedrooms up $175. firm. Ask for Gary, 242- tq aajxias 4)a)ss oqqnd m u er and setter for presses, SALES PERSON - Aggressive sump pumps. Also: Stone ICaipentry work. Interior, eiterlorl Estimate gladly given. M M Shepherds, available for adop­ ntlnf. Electrical work. Free et-| 0741, 289-3106. a se papjxojj BCD BOOM V and two full baths, with milUng and drill machines. New England printM circuit TEN D ER LAWN CARE - walls, patios, steps, walks, Plumbing ti Heating. 6492871. tion. 6491326. common tub area and - Apply at: Wesco Industries, 60 board manufacturer seeks Specializing in ALL phases of fireplaces, chimneys, suojieniis qans u| Tip of the WBBk "M 94453 sr 0490307 GOLF CLUB BAG - Two PLAN NO 294S Bidwell Road, JE S Industrial ambitious outside sales3 per- Lawn Maintenance. ceramic tile repairs. 30 years FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ FR E E KI’TTENS - 6 weeks pasnaqpinoqs spjoapunoj linen closet. Closets are wheel cart, two woods, five Park, off Route 5, South Wind­ son for opportunityop createdc by Shrubbery trimmed. Clean experience! Charlie and Al, bing. Repairs and old. 2 fem ales, I m ale. aieijdojddy itoeta pue Aej) PINBT fVOOB l«OB B ftP T .’ I d abnormally large. ups. 647-9260. irons, like new, $65. 646-2753. HPITS HCOMD PVOOB t l mlu____.< U sor, Coon. Ek)ual Opportunity irowth successful candidate, < 6 4 9 ^ , 2495915. WES ROBgfNs carpentry Remodeling. Faucets, Adorable and lovable. Call TOTAL BB7B B « M 01 uo))B|nsui aqi asnea Aeui j l Employer. fust have self drive, coupM remodeling specialist. An- vanities, hot ater heaters. 649-1156, after 5. BAMBC «TB BC n CARPENTRY REPAUIS - Of BABY STROLLER - High s|ooi jaMod io SJ8M0UI uMei TCBMOC • BTOBC I I I B t P l ' with good educational ED’S UGHT Trucking - attics ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Prompt service, on emergen­ ■CMOOB MAUI B t B B f t I mb mom insulate Basement all types. 27 years experience. and cellars cleaned. chair, car bed, swing, CARPHtFLOORCOVERim background. Salary, built-ins, bathrooms, cies. 6^7024. Uvaatock 44 qi|M9sn SJeuoqipuodiiPSB BABBWT riOBCrtl playpen, bumper pad, and CwOTtcffcirt's Lergatt Floor Conrtng T h e exterior is expences, company car. App­ Call John Lessard. lO-tOS). Reasonable rates. Call 646- pans saauBiiddB 4jbuo||bis kitchens, 6493446. jumper seat. 10 gallon fish k ly at 50 Harrison Street, 1943 for free estimate. PLUMBING, HEATING, RIDING LESSONS indoor Ootilot —^ — enxanced by vertical For Fuel Savings j0| apEui ajB spjod qsns BCCOMO PLOM CARPET INSTALUVnONS - It tank and accessories. Call 649 OPEN MON. thru SAT. 14 _ Manchester. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Sewer Geaning - Repairing riding ring. Western stock wood siding, stone and BOYS Stair shifts, repairs. Carpets, 8004. Oumoui puB fiuipuaq |0 w-r LAWN SERVICE - Mowing, 646-3800. Homes, Additions, Repairs, Remodeling. 24 Hour Service. seat, saddle seat, and hunt leap ibqjO e aq pinos ajaqi THURSDAY A FMDAY 8-8 single pane glass. Front steam cleaning. Free simates. raking and shrubs planted. Call 2891410. Free Estimates. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, VIVATOR PROJECTOR - seat. All leveU 2288817. B (not pictured) is a PART 'HME HELP - Monday 6496265. Reliable. Call evenings and ajaqM pasn aq |ou pinoqs K a J hmim is heated by electricity it is often 345-2000. With case, zoom and films. & GIRLS thru Friday for snack bar. weekends, 4293018, E i^ . spjoaeJ!M»9jgiiBu 3S1VJ 6 Swiss chalet enhanced Practically new. Please call Boata-Aeeaaaorlaa 43 recommended that the basement ceiling t e insulated, Must be 18 or over. Apply in ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Flooring 36 by board and batten, 6494028. 5U0{1 to prevent that expensive beat upstairs being lost to CmFORTK lersoD, Tallwood Country and attics, moving large ROTO TILLING - Lawns and Carpentry and general con­ f * I b m im b boom s - 15 FOOT LYMAN Lapstrake stucco rinish, horizontal lub, Ronte 85, Hebron. appliances. Also stone or k> If needed, new wheel cylinders $7 each. APPALLED IN OMAHA LLOYD’S AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR CASE Vulnerable: North-South Why Was it a top? Because Sundays Dealer: North the hand would only make D EA R APPALLED: The volunteers should have been five diamonds and when AUTO PARTS INC. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR WESTERN SNOW HOWS SILVER LANE SHOL West North East Snath l i t CsMlt It.. MiMiMtK M 4 I told that such shenanigans are tantamount to taking North played notrump a I a P ass 2 a HOURS 252 Spencer SL, Manchester money out of the cash register. Why didn’t you speak up? spade would be opened and T u - 'ls y Hit. FfUly I (« 1 f M Caiiitwl Tire Pass 2 a Pass 3 N T North would only make T tch n ic o l Ativic# SalurSiy I lo S P M 276 Hartford Rd., Manchester (Aeroaa from K-Uart Plata) Silence implies approval. Pass Pass Pass three notrump. 643-1558 Swndiy 9 l i 4 P M 643-2408 6M4tn Mo-tonl Opening lead: a 5 A Texas reader wants to Astro-graph know the correct opening bid Allay Cop — Dava Qraua By Oswald Jacoby Frank and Enwat Wlhttiroii with; By BERNICE BEDE 080L and Alan Sontag Pessimistic Pete didn’t re­ ♦ A K X X r CAN'T CARRY HBR, .h e r b ! y o u LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A social ally know how to bid his CDNPO.' SHEfS TOO T W O T m H B R WELL-, HEf2& T H E R ^ experience today could have If A K X X U M O R D 5 o f hand. There might well be a OANG HEAVY/ UP WHILE I I A M ,T H E ANDTH ? k D an excellent impact upon you. ♦ X X G E T A B ie **f\ p O o L A is iD H I 5 II will broaden your outlook as slam or, on the other hand, ♦ A K X HIDE AND A k V i S O O R A h o O o W O R L D - FtAMOUS well as enrich your life. three notrump might not p o l e ! FAAACUS A R E 5 0 0 M VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be­ make. There were lots of With 22 high-card points r ASTRONAUT. cause you have the necessary possibilities, but he finally and 4-4-3-2 distribution you decided to jump to three p a r t e d " . - . April 7,1978 insight, you can succeed today should open two notrump. An active, busy year ahead can in handling another's serious notrump and hope for the (NEWSPAPER KNTEHPIUSE ASSN ) lead you into new areas where problem where he tailed. It'll best. After all, he was play­ (Do you have a question for THflPJK YOU, 5 l R , lessons in creative sell-expres­ be duck soup (or you. ing match-point duplicate the experts'^ Write "A sk the sion will be studied. These LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You and notrump contracts were COM t A&A|N. exciting challenges open up will be sorting out lessons Experts. ‘ care of this newspa­ often worth a lot of match per. Individual questions will many fresh beginnings learned from others today. A points. be answered it accompanied ARIES (March 23Aprll 19) This structuring ol new Ideas and Pete wasn’t happy when by stamped, self-addressed is a good day to make a new finding practical avenues for he saw the dummy. With envelopes. The most interest­ efiorl lo contact someone who expression will be launched. both red suits behaving ing questions will be used in u — ■„ f -n )i iTi; i.KZHOjn'ji fm-:: previously has been hard to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No*. 22) The nicely the hand would make this column and will receive reach You'll get a warm and maturing ol past efforts today copies of JACOBY MODERN.) expansive welcome. Like to will start to bear fruil. Advance-' seven diamonds. One finesse th a Flintatonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productions There's something Resort Property meni and reward come only as Anilqueo Aiftoa For Solo find out more of what lies ------Gerry’s World lor everyone In today's AS Apartmanio For Ron! 53 Apartment! For Rent 53 For Rant 56 Jfutoo For Solo SI Autos For Solo 81 ahead lor you’ Send lor your the results of hard work. Classified Ads. Check copy of Astro-Graph Letter by SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. WANTED. Antique furniture, 1977 DODGE ASPEN Wagon - 1972 DODGE DART Swinger - them out for super­ COMFORTABLE Cottage - CHRYSLER CORDOBA -1976 mailing 50 cents lor each and a 21) Pul your wit and know-how glass, pewter, oil paintings or 7,500 miles, V-8, am/fm, air, 2 door hardtop. 6 cylinder. buys. FAMILY TREAT - First ROCKVILLE - Clean five With fresh water lake within Private, white with red vinyl long, sell-addressed, stamped lo work — and turn on the other antique items R. 2 radials, many extras. 872- Automatic, power steering. charm This will make others floor. 2 bedrooms, with dining rooms in private family walking distance, sleeps six, top. Excellent condition, envelope lo Astro-Graph. P.O Harrison, 643-8709 4417. Box 489, Radio City Station, want lo do nice things lor you area Appliances. Yard for home. New stove and within five miles to beaches air conditioning, snow tires! $4000. 643-7167, Jay. children. Only $130. Call Ren­ refrigerator. Adults, or Asking $1995.87M236 between N Y. 10019 Be sure lo specify today and bay side, Eastham, Cape •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• tal Assistors, 236-5646. Small working couple, no children, Cod - Rental June-October. 1969 PLYMOUTH Sport 9 and 4, after hours, 5634613. birth sign. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jin. 19) Wanted to Buy 49 fee. no pets. 875-3761. Satellite convertible, mags, Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 TAURUS (APril 20-May 20) Oth­ You'll be able lo help someone $175. per week. Call 742-6607, you love today by showing him • 3:3 automatic V-8, great condi­ 1973 DATSUN 240Z - Mags. ers help you today in a situa­ tion in which you tell alone and or her how lo make the most ol CASH I’AID Immediately - .EAST HARTFORD THREE BEDROOMS - Se­ tion, $775. or best offer. 649- Am/fm. Must sell! Family 2 cond floor. Carpeted. 5341. expansion. New paint, radials, fo r gold jewelry and Luxuriously carpeted Wanted to Rent problem, and Iheir inlervenlion me situation cieariy. Appliances. Heat included. shocks. Call 64&56S2, after 6 diamonds. Licensed Drokker bedrooms, has all the extras. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 provides a new slarl. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Bus line. Parking. Security DATSUN B-210 - 1974. Yellow, p.m. for over 1/2 century. Savitt Close to shopping. Call Rental WIDOW WANTS 1 bedroom FX-1200 - Built by factory GEMINI (May 2t-June 20) You'll Align yourself with mature indi­ deposit. No pets. $275. Keitn recent tune-up. New exhaust. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 Assistors. 23^5646. Small fee. apartment, heated and engineer. Branch heads, have an opporlunily lo lilt some viduals today. Their experience Real Estate, 646-4126. Radials. Great condition. Any MERCURY MARQUIS - Asylum Street. Hartford, 527- appliances. No children, no Barnett clutch, aluminum responsibility oil a Iriend's shows you how to deal with the reasonable offer. 643-9582, Brougham. 1973. Air con­ 1163 BACHELOR'S BEST Bet - pets. 649-4656. rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ shoulders today. Your good here and now so the future will keep trying. ditioning, full power. 6 way Only $100, including heat and MANCHESTER ■ 4 room buretor, balanced blu^rinted deed will root a new kind of take care of Itself. split seat. No dents or rust. electricly. For details call apartment, heat, hot water, MY PARENTS ARE Looking motor, transmission. 871-2511. comradeship. PISCES (Feb. 20-M«rch 20) Rental Assistors. 236-5646. stove refrigerator parking, for a furnished apartment for $2000. After 4 p.m., 643-1947. CANCER (June 21-July 22) The Your opportunities lor personal RENTALS Small fee. convenient location, no pets, the summer. 568-8564. realization ol your goals is gain are excellent today. Chan­ $195 monthly. 643-0030. DATSUN - 1977 F-10 possible today. Taking a new nels are now open for the WEEKLY SPECIAL - Hatchback 5-speed, rear and highly resourceful ap­ things you have worked hard and long lor. Rooms lor Rent Carpeted 2 bedrooms, with n V E ROOMS FOR Rent ■ □ AUTOMOTIVE defogger, am/fm radio, rust­ TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville proach to things will be the INEWSexPCR ENTERPRISE ASSN | dining area, basement, lots With garage. 374 Hartford iSfi proof, excellent condition, 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and reason. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - more Only $180. Rental Road, $185. monthly. 649-1946. $3500. Call 643-1858 or 649-7813. rack. $1,750. 2894042. Birch House Women. Central­ Assistors. 236-5646. Small fee, Autos For Sale Buga Bunny — Halmdahl and Stollal ly located. Downtown THREE HALF ROOM Apart­ 1965 BUICK Skylark - V-6 1977 MOPED - Excellent con­ lancheslcr. Kitchen AVAILABLE MAY 1st - 2 ment - With heat, hot water, 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 s t ^ a n L 2 door. Running con- dition. 600 miles. Must sell! privileges. Call 649-2358. bedroom Duplex in excellent stove, refrigerator, wall to cylinders. Good condition. location. Walk to shopping and wall carpet. $200. Second Automatic. $1695, or best oeiore B p.m. 6:00 p.m. MALE TO SHARE Hou.se with bus. Full walk-out basement floor Centrally located. No offer. Call 875-4537. same. Washer,'dryer. Large with laundry hook-ups, small pets. Adults only. Security, at 1966 DODGE Coronet - 6 1977 KAWASAKI KZ 1000 - yard. Utilities included. $120 pet acceptable deposit. Call 646-7690. PLYMOUTH VOLARE cylinder, automatic. Asking Like new condition. Must sell! monthly Security. 742-9868, or month. 646-6297 , 643-7023. Premier 1976 - bluewith wood $400. C4II 875^19, anytime. Any reasonable offer con­ 646-8304. train, luggage rack, slant 6, CALIILFORD sidered. Call 649-2094, after Homes for Rent ow mileage, power steering GLASTONBURY - 4 room f /22yVETH[RSPItLD4VL 1973 PINTO SUtion Wagon - 6:00 p.m. ! BRIGHTLY FURNISHED apartment, heat, hot water, and brakes, electric rear win­ Standard, good condition, j Room - Central location, adults, references, no pets, PURCHASE OPTION - State­ dow defogger, standard shift. HARTFORD - 278-2500 $1495. Cali M^7458 weekdays NEW HONDA CB 360 T - Blue. kitchen privileges, gents only, available April 15th. 633-0^. ly 4 bedrooms and basement, Must be seen to be ap­ TAKE AIRPORT RD. EXIT between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Purchased 2 weeks ago. Only formal dining room. Great preciated. 649-9868. reference and security OFF 1-91 to WETH. AVE, 300 miles on it. Must sell! j required 643-2693 after 5 p.m BOLTON NOTCH - Nicely fur­ price, only $ ^ . Call Rental 1972 GRAND TORINO - Small Asking $925, or best offer. nished three room apartment. Assistors, 236-5646, Small fee. 1969 MUSTANG - 351 1 BLOCiTSOUTH V8, vinyl top, 53,000 miles, Warranteed. 643-4815. I TWO ROOMS - Furnished. 219 All utilities included. Mature automatic, for parts. Best new exhaust system, good I Center Street, One room at gentleman preferred. Call CHILDREN & PETS offer. Call 633-0131. condition. $1,675. Call 647- I 211 Center Street after 4 p.m., 649-9093, Welcomed. Cozy 2 bedrooms with parking, appliances, and 1972 CADILLAC Coupe de CHEVROLET Monte Carlo, Oiijinal I EAST HARTFORD Center - 95 WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - plenty of extras. Only $185. Ville - 62,000 miles. Original. 1973 - am/fm with 8 track, 1970 PONTIAC - CaUlina I Attractive rooms. Maid ser- 4 1.'2 room Duplex, heat, elec­ ['all Rental Assistors. 23& $1800. Call 647-9137. excellent condition Convertible. As traded, needs B-116 I vice. Refrigerators, tric stove, refrigerator, gar­ 5646. Small fee. throughout, asking $2350. Call some body work, runs 6-18 I carpeting, showers. Free age. lease and security 1971 FORD Station Wagon - 643-5691 between 2 and 6 p.m. excellent. Super Buy For Only I parking. Bus line d^osit required. Call 649- LAKESIDE - Lovely 3 Automatic transmission, 568-1317 after 7 p.m. $595. Suburban, 50 Tolland -A soft top with tlowing Rea.sonable. 528-1776. bedrooms, with fireplace, power steering and brakes, Turnpike, Manchester. sleeves over n soft skirt appliances, and more. Several low mileage. $1100. Call 649- 1971 GREMUN - 3 speed, re­ makes the perfect dress. available. Call Rental 2130 after 5 p.m. cent exhaust, battery and Or the top can be con­ j Apsrtmonts For Ron! CENTRALLY LOCATED - One bedroom apartment. Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. front brakes. Rebuilt tinued into a long slink 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - transmission, go(^ tires with for special occasions. LOOKING for anything in real Heat, hot water included. No BOLTON - 4 Room Ranch. 1 N ew exhaust, good Cragarmags, asking $IB0.649- Price... $2.00. estate rental - apartments, childreu or pets. Security. homes, multiple dwelliiws, no Call after 6 p.m. 6 4 3 -f^ . child. $265 monthly, including mechanical condition, $900. 4151. B-116 with Photo-Guide fees. Call J.D. Real Estate heat and appliances. 742-6736 649-9868. is in Sizes 8 to 18, Size anvtime. 10, 32 H bust . . , dress, Associates,, Inc. 646-1980. ROCKVILLE - 5 to 6 room 34i yards 45-incb. apartment, first floor of older Ti ir4ir, nnd $2.00, incliifts I MANCHESTER - Main home. $260 monthly. Plus pistafi ind biadlini. Street, 3 room apartment, utilities. References and heated, hot water, appliances, security required. 872-3487. ^ k in g , no pets P u r it y . 523- 11N Ave. of Amertoae FOUR ROOM Apartment - N M Y a h , N.Y. 10064 2nd floor, adults only. No pets. rrlst NMat. M S rtu w ilt IIP I FOUR ROOM Apartment - 426 No ap p lian ces. Parking. C06I, suit Nvabir aa4 Sin. I Broad Street, no appliances. References. Security. 649- The Fall & Winter ’77 I $155. Security deposit. 1265, BASIC FASHION con- I Married couple no pets. 643- taina a Bonus Coupon. I 4751. Price . . . $2,00 a copy. Add $2.00 for the New SUCCESS IN SEWING.