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PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. April 11, 1977
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Singles Peoples Group will meet James ’Turek, collector of revenue in industrial park May 1 by GOP leader Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mott’s Com Many taxpayers, particularly diture Council, in a recent study of Zero budgeting said Monday that the present Ux munity Hall, 587 E. Middle Tpke. All businesses, will hold off paying until the town, recommended a "more By GREG PEARSON interested singles are invited to at collefction situation in the Town of the last moment. ’This allows them to homes that are on state property that then make an offer to the property HARTFORD (UPI) - State Committee’s approval. David Ogle, Manchester does not present abnor realistic” tax collect estimate rpi, n. Reporter seminar set auditors are looking into anonymous tend. Refreshments will be served. accrue interest on money that will figure, Weiss said. foe Town of Manchester hopes to was originally proposed for 1-291. owners for purchase of the land. its executive director, said Stevens mal problems. STORRS — Zero-based budgeting charges that House Minority Leader eventually be spent on taxes. Mgin purchasing homes shortly after These families have been renting "At this point, the town should be got approval from House Speaker "I don’t think there’s reason for Even so, Turek said, ‘T m confi as a management tool to control Gerald F. Stevens, R-Milford, abused Scandla Lodge No. 23, Vasa Order “On June 30, we do a landslide from the state and will also be prepared to purchase or condemn the James J. Kennelly, D-Hartford, who alarm ,” Turek said. dent we will be close to these es May 1 from those residents who costs will be examined in a one-day his legislative mailing privileges. chairs the panel. of America, will meet ’Thursday at business in this office,” Turek said. timates.” would have to relocate if the in assisted by the town in relocation. property within a reasonable period At last Tuesday’s meeting of the ’The town is now in the process of seminar to be offered here by the “We're going to look into it,” He said Stevens also received per 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran June 30, the last day of the fiscal year Thus far this year, his office has dustrial park becomes a reality of time," the EDC-approved Board of Directors, Phyllis Jackston, discussing relocation procedures University of Connecticut School of Republican auditor Henry Becker Jr. mission for one other mailing this Church. Alfred Lang will show slides is the day that the town begins also collected $96,118.07 in taxes Town Manager Robert B. Weiss said guidelines said. a member of the board, expressed with these residents who live on Business Administration, April 18. said Monday. year. Ogle said no other legislator of the Canadian Rockies. placing real estate liens on property from previous years. The unpaid Monday. The guidelines give the town up to Refreshments will be served. concern that the town is far behind in property that is planned for inclusion "Zero-Based Planning and He said he also was concerned about had requested such permission. that has unpaid taxes. balance for these years, from 1965- It s our feeling that homes have a 60 days after an agreement is tax collection. in the 393-acre industrial park. Budgeting: A Powerful Management whether the guidelines governing A spokesman for Stevens said he ’Turek said that the expected tax 1974, is $257,471.89. reached to purchase a home. But, ap St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Guild m ® fluctuate greatly,” The Manchester Economic Tool” will convene from 9 a.m. to such conduct needed to be changed. mailed 2,000 letters each time. .. town is revenue, set by the Board of Direc He said it is difficult to predict the Weiss said. Thus, even if the park parently, the town plans to take the will meet ’Thursday at 11 a.m. at the significantly behind” in collection Development Commission (EDC) 4:30 p.m. in the UofC Bishop Center Stevens, who denied the charge, is There is no limit on whether the tors at 99 per cent of total tax tax revenues in a year for these past dws not develop, the town would be action Immediately. Parish Hall. Members are asked to at this point. Expected tax revenue met last Thursday and approved for Continuing Education. widely thought to be seeking the 1978 mailing can go outside the law revenue, may be a bit high in these years. able to re-sell the homes at a price After the sale of the home is com Admire new carpet bring a sandwich and dessert. for the year is set at $15,947,477, and guidelines for property acquisition pleted, the homeowner has 90 days to Republican gubernatorial nomina maker’s district. tough economic times. During the last two fiscal years, close to the purchase price. Registrkion information regar Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Windsor Locks admire an the town has collected $15,080,986.30, connected with the park. move. Thus, if all of the homes are tion. But the guideline says "use of the "Small businesses are in a bind for the town has collected more than If any financial lose is involved in ding this seminar Is obtainable from American oriental carpet they won at Watkins recent customers Manchester Chapter, Parents Turek, however, also predicted that ’Two land appraisers have nearly purchased by the end of May, all of The mailing issue was raised in a state mail privilege for campaign cash,” he said. For some businesses, $200,000 each year in taxes from past re-selling the homes, the cost will be seminar coordinator Gertrude Without Partners, will meet tonight the town will come close to matching completed evaluation of property the homeowners would be relocated night. Every few months, the Manchester firm stages a discount letter from an anonymous letters or campaign business shall taxes, which should be considered as years. Turek said that the town will split between the town and the state, Grady, School of Business Ad at 8 at Community Baptist Church, the tax revenue estimate. that the town will acquire. All of by the end of August, the ap night for special customers offering refreshments and prizes as businessman to the auditors charging not be permitted at any time.” part of overhead costs, are being collect more than $150,000 in back Weiss said. ministration, Box U-41, ’The Univer 585 E. Center St. ’The meeting is open I m not terrifically concerned,” these appraisals will be sent to the proximate deadline that the J.C. well. To become eligible for special invitations, customers are Stevens misused the priviiege as part “From what we’ve gotten so far it treated as a bottom-line item, he taxes this year, but he doubts it will There are eight homeowners who sity of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn., to any person who is widowed, he said. He said that several local said. state Department of Commerce, Penney Co., which would be the of that campaign. may be more a question of whether be as fruitful as 1974-75 and 1975-76, would have to relocate for the park. 06268; telephone 486-4135. asked to ask any Watkins salesman. Making the presentation is separated, divorced or never bankruptcies are part of the reason which will then set fair market The writer claimed to have the policy is a good one, rather that Town Manager Robert B. Weiss years which he called "un Another three or four families live in park’s major tenant, has set for salesman Angelo Larco, right. (Herald photo by Dunn) married and having at least one for the unpaid balance. values for the parcels. The town will beginning work in Manchester. received a mailing with a magazine whether there has been a violation,” echoed ’Turek’s remarks on the 99 per precedented.” living child. But, he expects that the balance cent collection estimate. He said that articie Stevens had written on his Becker said. will be reduced in the next six weeks economic policy. in past years the town has been “Off the top of my head. I’d say as the town continues to press those Slh MMMUMKKSTa Grad Center offers "As far as I’m concerned it’s a falling short of that figure. there are problems with the policy,” with outstanding tax debts, proper mailing directly related to a Dog survey The Connecticut Public Expen Amex seeks ‘final proposals’ added Democratic auditor Leo V. Turek also said that June, the last POUCEMENS summer courses program I’m trying to get through Donohue. month of the fiscal year, is a large The Hartford Graduate Center has expanded its 1977 the legislature,” Stevens responded. to start BAU Becker said “I don’t know if it’s tax collection period for the town. summer semester to include 20 courses in management MITES A survey for unlicensed dogs will APRIL30*S-2AM The writer asked for the investiga (the letter) pblitically inspired or on location for a new home and administrative science, engineering, health care tion because he lived outside Stevens’ not. I suppose it could be.” begin next Monday under the direc Setups • BoHle • Dips NEW YORK (UPI) - The securities tax laws as a lure. management and computer science. In addition, there district and said he didn't think Stevens declined to speculate on tion of Ronald Mathewson, state '20 P a r Coupl» contained in previous presentations American Stock Exchange said Mon to the exchange. will be seven computer programming workshops. taxpayers should pay for it. The the motivation for the letter. canine control officer and ( Read Herald Ads ) Music by AL JARVIS In New York, city and state of day "final proposals” by New York, The semester extends from May 16 through August 6. writer said the mailing was Stevens’ ”I don’t know who wrote it and why Manchester Deputy Dog Warden MANCHESTQI ARMORY “Our advance look at portions of ficials have pledged to seek better New Jersey and Connecticut on a Applications for admission must be received by May 2. effort to gain campaign support. they wrote it,” he said. John McClelland. For Tickets Call the new proposals indicates they will tax treatment for the securities in new home for the Amex are expected be professional, responsive to our All courses with the exception of administrative Lawmakers sending more than 500 A number of of other prominent The men will be assisted by a group M on.-Tum . 646-45S6or dustry and have suggested several SOCIAL WORLD 643-8706 t o ^ received within two weeks. needs and exciting,” Amex Chair new Wall Street locations for the science earn credit toward a master of science degree pieces of maii at state expense must GOP leaders are also thought to be of youths under their supervision. Both C In M 99‘ ..WHERE PEOPLE The Amex said the proposals by man Paul Kolton said at the Amex. awarded by R.P.I, Degrees in administrative science are get the Legislative Management eyeing the gubernatorial nomination. Failure to license a dog could TURN New Jersey and Connecticut and a exchange’s annual corporate The Amex is expanding its current awarded by The Hartford Graduate Center. result in a $25 fine or 30 days im JACK NICHOLSON INTO COUPLES Conn, Big Band Society joint plan by New York city and state meeting. cramped facilities on Trinity Place Course descriptions, schedules and other information prisonment, McCielland said. ROSINT DINIRO pre$enlM„. To many people will cover topics such as financing, Connecticut and New Jersey of in the Wall Street district which it may be obtained by calling James Z. Daniels, Director of Happiness Is being with AL GENTILE’S transportation and taxes related to ficials started a campaign last year says should meet its space needs un Student Affairs, 549-3600. Lasrfyxxxi that special someone “SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY” the new facility in greater detail than to try to entice the Amex to relocate til 1980. Aside from its own space TV critics* choices include that makes everything Big Band Sounds — Vaudeville in their states, using more favorable requirements, a decision on a new Wrigley promoted worthwhile. featuring home after 1980 also hinges on the BE SURE . V^BLISS has been serving the Home Owner Scotti & Toscano, (Tony Squillacote, outcome of current negotiations with for 95 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of t lOUMS IS • M • I t I C L I^O N ’ N.J. — John Wrigley had been promoted to ^Mary Tyler Moore* If y o u ’re going Jr.). Eleanor Emerson, Bobby Dae, Refugee hairdresser the New York Stock Exchange on a Held Sales Manager, Spartan Pools Corp., it was an- your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised Miss BobbI Rogers, Bob Tyler & others possible merger. ✓ TWILIGHT’! through life without that nounced by Joel W. Caesar, vice president-marketing by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest Kolton said the proposals will take local office: special someone It’s MANCHESnR HI6H SCHOOL Wad., April 13,1977 Wrigley, 35, joined SparUn as New England regional LOS ANGELES (UPI) - “ Roots,” between New York -and Hollywood “The Gong Show” among other ' L A S T challenges state law several months to review and that IS; Donation; $5 per parson • m « manager in September, 1974. Prior to that, he was “Eleanor and Franklin” and the and may not be presented at all. time to call Social nominees to select “Evil Knievel’s GLEAMING, Ticket Info: 643-0746 the Amex also is preparing studies of partner and general maijager of Country Pool Barn, swan-song season of “The Mary An unusual feature of the critics Death Defiers.” W orld. economic and transportation factors Tyler Moore Show” dominated the awards is that more than one winner Newington Children’s Hospltal¥*’ffi¥SS?^' HARTFORD (UPI) — A class ac came to the United States in May Bloomfield, Conn., arf authorized Spartan Pool 649-9240 Other winners were: C A LL 233-6231 related to a new facility. tion suit has been filed by a Viet 1975. dealership. Television Critics Circle Awards can be declared in one category. News — "60 Minutes” In Hartford show Monday night. Ed Asner’s crusty television news namese refugee who claims her Wrigley, a veteran of four years active duty in the BLISS TERMITE CONTROL Sports — “ABC’s Summer Olym family is fo rc^ to remain on welfare “Riwts” won the “Program of the editor on “MTM” won him the best pics” United States Air Force, is a native of Waterville, Maine R m -EYE because of an immigration Oiv. Bliss Exterminator Company • EST. 1882 Year” honor and four other awards, male comedy award, and he took the Documentary — "National .. He currently resides in Hebron, Conn, with his wife PEG] technicality. Public records The Oldest & Largest in Conn. a five-trophy tie with “Eleanor and supporting dramatic actor honors for Geographic Specials” j: SL69 ’2 0 ? Franklin,” based on the marriage of his performance in “Roots.” CHOPPED Nguyen Thid Lien of Hartford said Music - “PBS Great Perfor- ^ she has taken 2,000 hours of instruc President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Other "Roots” performers mances Live from Lincoln Center” B ffiF Warranty deeds William A. Parker Jr., roof repair “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” honored were Ben Vereen, best tion to become a hairdresser, but has Variety — “The Carol Burnett « L 5 9 [^ 1 been prevented by a state law from George Cbetelat to Margaret at 498 Parker St., $400. took four. Ed Asner scored a double leading actor for his portrayal of Show” AnOUPM. VMM t taking a hairdresser’s examination. Chetelat, property at 230 HllUard S t. Maria Amodeo for Carmelo Ciccio, triumph, winning comedy and drama ’’Chicken George,” and Leslie Child — "ABC Afterschool S $ 8,000. roof repair at 28 Marion Dr„ $800. awards for his performances in Uggams, named best supporting ac 'The suit, filed Monday by the Specials” g Eleanor Wilson to Edward Wilson Marriage licenses “Roots” and “Mary Tyler Moore.” tress. Neighborhood Legal Services, said Male Comedy — Alan Alda, :S for her to be eligible to take the and Elizabeth Wilson, property at 27 Peter S. Lofstrom, 57 Wedgewood Some 200 critics in 100 cities were "MTM” was named the best com “MASH” I Bralnard PL, $34,780. Dr., and Susan I. Petroski, 137 Olcott eligible to cast ballots for the awards examination, the state requires that edy - sharing the honor with Supporting Female Angela f Richard F. Hughes and Rita A. St., April 15 at Church of the Assump presented during a two-hour enter- she be a citizen or an alien who has “MASH” — and the best series — Baddeley, “Upstairs, Downstairs” Hughes to Stephen J. Moulton and tion. Uinment show. The critics noted sharing that trophy with “Upstairs formally declared her interest in Supporting male — Burgess S becoming a citizen. Donna J. Moulton, property at 39 R a y m o n d B. A th e r, 63 they were responsible only for the Downstairs.” Mary Tyler Moore was Meredith, “Tail Gunner Joe” ; Ted happyAIK TUESDAY Englewood Dr., $33,000. Starkw eather St., and Jane T. awards, not the entertainment — named top comedienne. However, neither option is Ross, “Minstrel Man.” Try our super available to special refugees who Maureen L. Conlam to Kathy J. McDowell, 148 Walker St., April 30 at reserving the right to pan the show if “ Eleanor and Franklin” shared the p n ^ on Chopped NIGHTIS South United Methodist. they didn’t like it. Beal a Family wib- Garretson and Lorena L. Kaminsky, best drama award with “Roots.” The Eye dinners You both of Marlborough, property at 66 Randy N. Wederstrom and The awards drew more than the tale of the Roosevelt marriage also HeralCi getapololo.warm roll a tree trips to EAMIIY Mountain Rd., $52,900. Frank J Kathleen M. Ckix, both of South Wind- usual attention because they may be the salad bar took the top writing and directing Everyday issues Krieskl, John E. Krieski and Stella sor,May 14 at Wickham Park. the only big prizes for television per I 643-2711 I MCC students win awards and its costars, Ed Herr Kittel to Raymond J. Sartor, proper Thomas A. Tomko, 29 Bretton Rd., formers this year. The Emmys - to be discussed mann and Jane Alexander, won best NIGHT culinary awards ty at 43 Marble St., $36.85 conveyance and Deborah L, Jay, 67 S. Alton St., chosen by performers and others in dramatic acting honors. tax. April 15 at St. Mary’s. the Television Academy — are The critics even had a booby prize The Educational Community, 645 M anchtiltr Evening Hereld Students in the Hotel and Food Ser Cecil C.. Rosen HI and Karen H. Mark A. Melley, Windsor, and tangled in the breakup of the — the “non-achievement award” — Birch Mt. Rd., will present “ Dealing This printing test pattern is vice Management Program at PublUhKl mry Mning ,,c „| ^ rRII PIRIIRG S2I-133] Rosen to Frederick D. Schneider and Kathleen L. Morrison, 86 Durant St., academy in a power struggle and rejected “The Big Party” and With Everyday Issues’’ on part of The Herald quality Sundayi «nd holldiys. Enttrad ft( lh« Manchester Community College took Marion K. Schneider, property at 74 April 30 at St. Bridget’s. Wednesday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Minchealw. Conn. Poll Olfico u Se control program in order to B u r n s id e y - Q home prizes last week In the annual The discussion will be led by Mrs. BOLAND cond CItH Mall Manor. give you one of the finest 510 luMiiDi I>i (isr Hiitroao South Farms Dr., $52,500. Daryl C. Renshaw and Gaynelle E. Culinary Arts Show sponsored by the Executrix’s deed Powers, both of Manchester, April 15 Arlene Norman of Manchester, a Suggested Carrier Rates newspapers in the nation. 1-86 EXIT 91-rouee-MBBUK.agB- Oinnecticut Chefs’ AiWilatlon. The Installation begins social worker with experience in OIL CO. Payable In Advance Estate of Joseph F. Hublard Sr. to at Calvary Church Assembly of God. Single copy ... Mon. A T1N 6. show was held at the Red Coach Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney Stephen T. Shanley and Carole A. family counseling. Topics to be dis EST. 1935 w eX kiy..'^'...... ^ Conference Center in Windsor Locks. cussed will be brought up by those pn« month..... *3^ CUNT lASTWOOD T, Peterman Jr., property at 308 E Wilhelm, both of East Hartford, May on Love Lane project Thr#« month! ...... ^i .' i ii To The Future Innkeeper’s of Middle ’Tpke., $8,000. 14 at South United Methodist. attending. SI* month! •.. . *23 40 ‘THEENFORCOr FUEL OIL R • 7:40 • MO America Oub (FIA) won a trophy Judgment lien Michael Mickiewicz Jr., Whately, Installation of water and sewer The discussion group is free. For onayaar...... :;;:;::j4e,eo 1,300 feet of water lines, and a pump Mall Rataa Upon Raquait and citation for excellence for a cor General Electric Credit Corp, Mass, and Pamela J. Richardson, 63 lines on Love Lane will begin this further information call 646-0711. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Mon. A T u M . S r nucopia of bread with rolls and station. Senkow said equipment Subacribari who fall to racatva against Janice Adams, $538.40, Benton St., April 15 at ’Trinity Cove week, Town Engineer Walter Senkow 24 HOUR SERVICE lhair naw!papar bafort 5:30 p.m. “TK om $K or loaves spilling from It. needed for the work is being moved ihould talaphona tha circulation property at 124 W. Middle Tpke. nant. said Monday. Because of the work, dapartmant, 047-0945. TKMoatrivr The Cook and Baker training to the area and the cutting of pave RO . 7:»0 . Ills Building permits Gary N. Youmans, 101 Tudor Lane, traffic on the road wiil be one-way at program won a trophy as the iqost ment should begin by this week. 646-6320 Photo Hut, Inc. for Bel-Con and Bonnie L. Irwin, 25 Cole St., times, and Senkow advised motorists The project is expected to be com- 369 Center SI. original entry by a student. Several Associates, 431 Main St., photo hut at April 16 at North United Methodist. to use alternate routes if possible. M a n c h e s te r students worked on the entry which pieted in a month to six weeks, he 323 Green Rd., $3,000. Joseph A. AngioUllo Jr., Hartford, The project includes the installa said. was an Indian chief’s head made of a Thomas Reid, tool shed at 650 and Christine A. LeBlanc, 21 tion of about 1,350 feet of sewer lines. turkey. Lydall St, , $550. Kenwood Dr., April 21 at home. I GooaaciKUTsnmomrr Burnside Theater 1 - "The Last Gleaming,” 7:069:30 Enforcer,” 7:40-9:20 U.A. Theater 1 — "Airport S tm v c a s e Theater Burnside Theater 2 - "The 77" 7:069:15 Manchester hosptial notes _ • ■ uiner si< M onday’s daily C tn e m a s l Other Side of the Mountain," U.A. Theater 2 — "The IHTBH9TATKB4 Schedule IS Eagle Has Landed" 7:169:30 E x n s a DlKhargedThursday: Wan Burnside Ave., East Hart ______Vernon Cine 1 - “The U st 457 da Strlmaltis, 27 Homestead Lakewood Dr., Coventry; 40H Spencer St.; Gloria U.A. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues.. Anr.l iz .av ,_ o . . . , iffland|P0teriEitrHtu0HmiJi i Illegal alien contols are lone overdue - V !l Manchester - — A city City of Village Charm | ^ V/ Vr ▼ A>A VA AA V/ Founded Oct. 1, 1801 ' WASHINGTONWASHINGTON- — An An Immigration Immigration --i-rrrr __ ...... i______j and Naturaiization Service study es Packwood estimates his bill would Will be opposed Audit Bur„u o( Circulation Mambar. United Praia Intarnatlonal "No Pride. In Sunday Openings" That's A Fact! timates that American taxpayers Andrew Tuily 1 help reduce the unemployment rate Special interests undoubtedly will Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square I by one per cent - assuming illegal 'fight the Packwood bill. Certain USDA CHOICE IS IMPORTANT Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. fork over as much as $13 billion a alien employment is ended. That agricultural areas, especially in the year to provide such services as employers would be required to MORE TO MEAT THAN MEETS THE EYE Raymond F Robmaon, Editor-Publithar would be a significant achievement; South and Southwest depend on Harold E Turkmgton. Managing Editor health, education and sanitation for screen their job applicanU for illegal ask any of the working poor citizens foreign workers for seasonal help. WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR WHEN YOU SHOP FOR MEAT? If I illegal aliens. aliens and keep on file a statement who go jobless because employers Civil liberties people already have I THE PRICE IS ALL THAT MATTERED, YOU WOULD BUY TH e I Opinion You’re right. Whew! We have had verifying that they have seen a Social can get away with hiring illegals at I LOWEST PRICE IN THE CUT YOU WANT. IF QUALITY WAS AL l I a lot of concerned citizens over the Security card and two corroborative protested any sort of identification less than the minimum wage. G f ^ E E N THAT MATTERED, YOU WOULD BUY THE HIGHEST QUALIT y I years complaining that these illegals pieces of identification. If these card. Hispanic-American groups are STAMPS toning up muscles to oppose the bill, REGARDLESS OF THE COST. IN BOTH CASES YOU WOULD B e I — estimated at from six to eight requirements were not met within 30 Japanese air grievances and so is the Catholic Church, which SATISFIED - OR WOULD YOU? WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO UsI million bodies — take jobs away from days, the employer would be subject Nor are all the aliens lettuce, pickers. The INS is kept busy raiding notes that deportation would break V AT FRANK’S IS THAT YOU GET USDA QUALITY CHOICE MEA t I Japan is being increasingly In addition, two other U.S. certified Americans because they to a $1,000 fine for each illegal WEEK AFTER WEEK AT OUR SPECIAL LOW, LOW PRICES. OU r I criticized for its airlines have regular flights to work for less money. But before the employe hired. posh restaurants in New York up thousands of families. Washington and other big cities MEATS ARE SPECIALLY TRIMMED. YOU DO NOT PAY FOR THEI aggressiveness in international Okinawa and beyond two U.S. INS study, it had not dawned on most Periodic surveys % Supermarkets of us that in one way or another where perhaps one-half of the But something’s got to be done. MANCHESTER EXTRA FAT. OUR RIB ROASTS ARE BUT ONE EXAMPLE. THEY AR e I charter flight corporations Packwood would make the Small they're all a burden to the U.S. busboys, dish washers and others in The number of illegal aliens is in ■ % CUSTOM CUT SO YOU DO NOT END UP PAYING FOR THE LON g I The Japanese have captured serve Japan and a major U.S. Business Administration the link W. HARTFORD taxpayer. lowly jobs are illegals. Packwood creasing at the rate of 250,000 a year, YIt Rsssrvs BONES OR EXCESS WASTE. WE BELIEVE IN GIVING OU r ! between employers and the Justice W f4 T S & GLASTONBURY 90 {wr cent of the imported cargo carrier also commands claims the illegal also are invading at a cost to the taxpayers of about The Right CUSTOMERS THE HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS AT THE LOWESTi Quality for Medicaid Department. The SBA would conduct WETHERSFIELD steel market in South America points in Japan. heavy industry and other fields that $500 million. And, as Packwood To limit POSSIBLE PRICES. BUY OUR MEATS. WE KNOW YOU’LL BEI Most of the aliens qualify for periodic surveys to check ■ jgd purcta^ ip, and the Middle East and Japan is at another disadvan offer relatively good pay. The INS notes, "With the jumble of state laws ...... DOUBLE STAMPS WED. I SATISFIED. Medicaid. Their children attend tax- verifications. The Social Security Ad O a w Biru A ^ IM h V almost as much in the United discovered one alien working illegal we have now we couldn’t pin jelly to You have the right to know the quality of meat you're buying! tage with regard to the number supported schools. Most are eligible ministration would verify account ly as a $30,000 computer specialist in the wall, let alone find eight million Not Responsible For Typographical Errors F-S.mf ■ • ■ ■ WOESlWii'i States. Nine out of every— 10 of places at which JAL can for food stamps. numbers. Minnesota. illegal aliens.” IHT PAGE CM new shipbuilding orders go to land in the United States. Such Now there have been two Japan. Last year the island na- important cities as developments. Sen. Bob Packwood, tion racked up a balance of Washington, D.C., Chicago R-Ore., has reintroduced, with trade surplus of $5.3 billion Cleveland, Detroit and refinements, a bill he sponsored last year that would crack down on illegal over the United States and $4 Houston are barred to aliens. And a Carter administration billion over the European Com- Japanese planes. task force has begun the task of ■*d.! . Even worse, say the reshaping U.S. immigration policy. Not all of it is due to lower Japanese, are restrictions on I don’t think Carter’s team can im REO. * DIET: J r d labor costs or greater produc- their right to fly to South prove on the Packwood bill, although tion efficiency. Japan has been America from points in the it’s nice to find a President taking the problem seriously. The Packwood accused of “ dumping” U.S. JAL planes may stop to bill’s virtue is in its simplicity. It everything from ball bearings refuel in San Francisco and calls for what he calls “a uniform to television sets in other coun- Los Angeles, but may not pick and logical law that takes advantage tries at government-subsidized up any passengers. Since the of our existing record-keeping low prices, while excluding freedom to load or unload systems,” and thus would not create foreign competitors from its passengers is not recognized another money-eating bureaucracy. SWEET LIFE domestic market. the right to fly beyond is an Uniformity needed GEORGIA PACIFIC Speaking of unfair competi- empty and impractical Logic and uniformity sure are INSWEET tion, however, the Japanese courtesy, needed. In New York state, for in stance, it’s illegal to ask anyone for a L/D n i d f i i l i l I have some complaints of their They also point out that the birth certificate to prove citizenship. TOMATOES own, particularly in the field of Civil Air Transport Agreement Federal equal opportunity legislation i D U M i P j ’ air travel. was signed at a time when says that any examination of one V / H E W j For example, in 1975, twice Japan was a defeated and oc prospective employe must be made t h a t of all job applicants. as many Japanese flew to the cupied nation, and glad to be W A S c l o s e j Under the Packwood bill. United States as Americans received back into the inter- entered Japan, but most of the national community. Elimina- Americans and half the tion of inequalities in the LIBBY’S MINUTE MAID ■ H hcoM IM n- Japanese flew on U.S. agreement is now needed “to Vaccination re-education is needed carriers. The reason is that properly reflect the present WASHINGTON - (NEA) - One of jV E E T L IF E experience, a hastily-mounted massive public relations campaign CORNED ORANGE nl'n fr ^ partnership between the the great public health achievements By Martha Angle (JAL) flies to the U.S. from two nations ” emergency vaccination effort that of all time, the virtual eradication of and Robert Wallers aimed at educating parents, created more problems than it physicians, teachers, community Japan, two major U.S. airlines The Japanese would seem to a half-dozen once-dreaded childhood solved. BEEF HASH JUICE EACH have landing rights in Japan by have some valid beefs and diseases, is in serious jeopardy as a groups and others on the need for whooping cough, tetanus and rubella Doing studies such innoculations. virtue of the 1952 Japan-U.S. there should be no reTsoi wEy result of declining immunization (German measles). rates. Six special study groups which Special efforts will be directed at Civ Air Transport Agree- we can’t reach a new agri"^ Victim of success Unless the slide is halted, in have been examining the whole im reaching inner city children and s $ To a large degree, the childhood munization field since last November other youngsters from poor families, Thorn ic 1 A.- nient giving them a fairer creasing numbers of American I S O z . immunization program has been a assembled in Washington this week since immunization rates for these children may once again fall victim th? TanLi? a*" ‘'■avel market, victim of its own success. Parents no to discuss their findings, and a work the Japanese suggest, of Maybe if they would ston of such totally preventable diseases grpups are running almost 10 points below the national average. as polio, measles, diphtheria. longer worry enough about diseases paper produced by one of these task RICH’S meansm S Tof shaved fares. on us.... like polio — simply because so very forces bluntly summed up the Reversing the decline in childhood few eases are ever reported any problem created by the swine flu immunizations will require coopera CHIFFON more. flop. tion from all segments of society. COFFEE RICH O p e n fo ru m Yet, as the recent measles out Although that program was a un Government - federal, state or local MARGARINE break has shown, these diseases are ique, one-shot effort, the study group — can’t do it alone. R»g.»160z. WJUICE W i W f c IGENT not extinct. Without immunization, reported that the routine childhood Greater effort IDtOz. any or all of them could become immunization program has been Private physicians administer two- Red Cross appeals for suggestions menacing once more. "threatened by loss of credibility and thirds of the vaccinations currently DearHoar sircir- _ j- ^ . . . . . Health experts acknowledge that loss of confidence in public health of Connecticut. Please help us. The pointed coordinator of volunteers at provided to children in this country, AsOO* 59<%' 79« f9 3 9 First, I would like to thank you for the childhood immunization program programs initiated by the federal Manchester Office telephone number 643-5291, and make your willingness and obviously need to step up their has also suffered from the fallout of government. the helpful publicity you have given is 643-5111. known. Thank you very much. efforts. Schools, churches, communi to the American Red Cross. last year’s disastrous swine flu CALIFORNIA Thirdly, we would welcome more Fourthly, if it is your wish to send a Big stake ty groups and a multitude of Secondly, when the executive com LONG A TENDER volunteers. What would our country check rather than to give of your ’’What is at stake, ” the group said, volunteer organizations can help CUT RITE mittee of the Manchester-Bolton or our community do without them? time, rest assured that we can make "is the future of public health spread the message. NABISCO Branch recently met to discuss our Recently I came across a brief state good use of the gift. The Greater T h o u g h t preventive efforts in the United Drug companies, which have been objectives for the coming year, it oc ment from Action, an independent Hartford Chapter actually received States” slowly but steadily backing out of the WAX PAPER curred to us that there well might be OREO'S agency of the federal government, $20,(KX) less than was requested from The Carter administration is deep manufacture of these vaccines, 100 Ft. Roll areas of our communal living where that some 37 million volunteers work the United Fund last year — and we Suffering: The rule ly concerned by the drop-off in im should be prodded into continued iTESANDW CH we should be active, known to some an average of nine hours per week — sure could use your help. not the exception munization reflected in Public production. of your readers but unkown to us. I more than 17 billion hours for the Fifthly, if not that, then please, as This Lenten season may have Health Service statistics. And no And parents, most of all, need to would like, therefore, to inquire what year, or an estimated 34 billion the occasion offers itself, say a good reminded us of the reality of Jesus’ wonder, when you see that 20 million realize that one trip to the doctor social needs are felt by members of dollars worth of work. If you are one word for us. And may 1 add, as a suffering. The words, the songs, the of the 52 million youngsters age 14 or with a healthy child for an immuniza i s t e our community. Naturally, we have of these, God bless you and thanks. If minister, we certaiijly solicit your images of this time have made clear under are missing one or more of tion is infinitely preferrable to a no desire whatsoever to duplicate not, and would like to join their prayers. His pained countenance. But this their vaccinations against the six dozen visit for treatment of a what any other agency is doing. I will should not be an exceptional ranks, please call the above Sincerely yours, major childhood diseases. youngster needlessly stricken. PRODUCE welcome any and all of your ideas as experience. telephone number, or notify Mrs. Clifford 0. Simpson Polio is a vivid case study in 1964, , IMPORTED to how we can better serve this part Unfortunately, many of us are led Green & Yellow Rockwell Potter, our newly ap- Chairman to believe that suffering is like a mis- more than 78 per cent of all preschool ICOOKED COOKED Board of Directors ^ke. If you are really doing a good children were immunized against i x i a i Y MIRA^ this crippling disease. Last year, the A lm a n a c Manchester-Bolton job, it won’t happen. If you are a HAM SALAMI WHIP Branch faithful person, things will go well figure had dropped just below 62 per »Bt. American Red Cross and if they should not, then your faith cent. And among poverty-level By I'm’leil Press HEMTS Part-timers plight will keep you from hurting. children, the immunization rate is Inleriiuliunal $936m 7Q< THIS WEEK’S FEATURE: This same labor department sets fair This is not true? We begin by hur down to 50 per cent. Today is Tuesday, April 12, the Through the media of this ting, even before we are born and, if m lb. ■ ^ 'Alb. and equal employment conditions Restricted More funds 102nd day of 1977 with 263 to follow. $ 1.5 8 ...... lb. newspaper, 1 should like to bring to we live at all, we hurt until we die, throughout the state. HEW Secretary Joseph Califano The moon is between its last the attention of our state citizens, Dear sir: and maybe after. quarter and new phase. « But alas, justice did prevail. Action 49 last week announced a major in employers, and representatives a I was interested in your editorial Search for people who will tell you 2 lbs. brought by the Connecticut State crease in federal funding to support The morning stars are Venus and condition which has existed within "No one needs the money?” in about their struggle and their Mars. Employes Association against the growth. Listen to those who will immunization efforts by state and the state employment structure. Wednesday’s Herald. State of Connecticut Case No. SE share their suffering. They are more local health departments, plus a The evening stars are Mercury, A small group of state workers Maybe one reason heads of Introducing HOLIDAY BRAND DELI. 3261 declared that these sidelined ready to share the truth with you. Jupter and Saturn. FRESH FRESH known as intermittant's now people were to be "an employe” households who earn less than $8,000 Then maybe you will be more able 1 OT. ROUND FRESH numbering about 350 people and at a year did not claim the earned in to share the truth with someone who CASSEROLE « within the 'State Employe Relations SIDE GUNCES LUXURY MSMC one time 600 have in fact been perfor Act.” Fortunately, at this writing, come credit is that there are restric is afraid that the pain they by Gill Fox FLAT ^*1.99 POLLACK COD PERCH ming many vital and routine tasks amends of a limited nature are being tions. experience is somehow abnormal, somehow a sign they are not doing a for the people of this state. This negotiated. You must have living in your home ■+I LUNCHEON CHICKEN V i n v FRniKS MT THIS COMPtni UT dedicated group for over two years a child who is under age 19 or a full good job of living. FILLETS If this group had been working 5, 3 OT. OVAL ROASTER FILLETS FILLETS has been classified as "part-time time student or disabled. And this truth will begin to set you $ A te 10, or 15 hours per week, one cari both free. employes" in spite of the fact that Sincerely, -^ fl REEF A BACON easily note that they were indeed Rev. Ernest S. Harris Jr. most worked on a regular weekly $ 1 3 9 part times and thus not entitled to (Mrs.) Marjorie Glenney Chaplain basis for 32 hours. They were paid on 44 Stage Rd. 4.99 some limited benefit. But again, in Manchester Memorial (LOAF) lb. ^ a portal-to-portal basis. This was my opinion, this group was just a Coventry Hospital lb. lb lb. only three hours less than their full h great source of "cheap labor ' to per BOM S VAI.I KTIIISWKKK time co-workers. No benefits, in form some vital tasks for our state cluding a few hours off for being sick, A citizens. 1 will note that the funds did were given; and even such holidays Yesterdays come from the federal government. as Thanksgiving, Christmas and New I do feel at a time when so many Year s, had to be made up by professional, college, and skilled 25 years ago working on a Saturday or coming in renovation of the 38-acre Nike site off labor are now looking for employ Work will soon start on laying the Keeney St. earlier in the morning. new Green water line. ment that this State of Connecticut, Arthur E. Smith of Manchester is In some cases they did a far William Slover, superintendent of one of the highest per capital income elected president of Pratt and superior job in their various work Manchester Memorial Hospital states in the nation, should not allow Whitney Division of United Aircraft areas than some of the full-time peo urges residents to join the Blue such a tactic as this to meet some of Corp. (now United Technologies ple with a vested interest. It is un Cross. its vital needs over thesq last critical Corp). believable that at this writing over few years. Twenty-two juniors at East / 100 of these intermittant’s work in William T. Strain 10 years ago Catholic High School become the Main Office of the State Labor 19 Locust St. State Bond Commission approves members of Msgr. Robert W. Doyle Department in Wethersfield $186,400 additional appropriation to Chapter of the National Honor Socie Manchester “Money talks, but my husband’s salary has a speech im- Manchester Community College for ty. pediment!” PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. April n , iqt7 ACROS8 56 Weather Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. C^nn., Tues., April 12, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-A bureau (abbr.) 1 Legend 5 Zest DOWN Charla* M. Schultz i-f*. 8 ____ Betty’s notebook Area people Brsckenridge 1 Graai cutter D e a r A b b y 12 Hawaiian ,2 Hebrew God iaiand 3 Steel in the'service 13 Rowing blade 4 Ben_____ By Abigail Van Buren 14 Fitting return 5 Piua 15 Buzz 6 Ficility M VaPO RTl James M. Kristan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley : N :Q* IS RN0UJIN6 HOlO 16 (araek tetter 7 Priggish I5 0NTHE , IT KEEPS YOO Mrs. Helen T. KrlsUn of Mirucki of 608 Woodbridge . 17 Islend of exile 8 Madame TO REAP IMPORTANT? By Betty Ryder 0UMPIN6INTD1HIN65! 230 Kelly Rd., Vernon, St., recently entered the 18 Female ovine (abbr.) IMPORTANCE recently was promoted to u,iU ^ ® 20-year-old theology student who 16 Appeirt 9 Hollered ,OfREAOIN6i Air Force Delayed Enlist 21 Girl's name T Army private first class ment Program, Will one day be a minister. 10 Repayment 28 Experts 40 Four (prefix) Eggsactly when it all started I After chatting over coffee, taking a 22 Strengthen a 33 City on the sitting in the front row, you’d swear while serving lyith the 3rd He will graduate from After going with a very lovely girl for a year, I asked her levee 11 Second 43 Parodied don't recall, but Easter was not all it peek at the baseball game on televi to marry me. She la 18. She told me to ask her father. President Vltava 44 Medical it was intended just for you. Armored Division in Ger Manchester High School in 24 Lyricists cracked up to be. sion, Grampa started to nod so I many. In my conversation with the father, he asked me If I was 26 Here exists 19 Strictest 34 Second picture (comp, Of course, my dreams were June and is scheduled to a virpn and I told him I was—which is true. I was 20 Budded selling Oh. it was a beautiful day, don't get drove him home. Pfc. Kristan, a can- SUPERMARKETS (contr.) wd.) shatteredaiKuiereu a fewlew years later when iw ioian, a can- leave for basic training at surpriMd that he would ask me such a question because he 28 Prig 23 Wears away 36 Grass roots 45 Court me wrong. Company was coming, the On my return trip, I got as far as 29 Raw metal ham was baking along with a roast of appearing in a dance recital at the S,™®®,'! *" Battery B, 2nd Lackland Air Force Base For Your Health & Beauty! IS of the same religious denomination as me, and ho knows 25 Race faster___ 37 Balance 48 lair the Town Hall, and the car stopped. Bushnell Memorial, I found that the the division's that sex before marriage is forbidden. 30 Humbug 27 Actor Connery 38 Rhymes beef for my non-ham eating friends, near San Antonio, Tex., on 31 Genetic 50 Actress West I was reassuring myself that this flood lights are so strong, you can’t *^*®*‘* A rtille ry , Sept. 11. me by saying, "I hope you will get a and 1 was humming "Oh, What A couldn't possibly be happening — but material 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 Mickey Finn — Morris Welas see the audience. entered the Army in April He will receive technical Vaseline box of 4 0 UtUe experience tofore you marry my daughter because I (abbr.) Beautiful Morning." it was. So, pal daughter popped into don t want her going off on a honeymoon with a fellow who Darn it - for such a long time I training in the munitions Intensive Care Wipe & Dipes ^ 0 32 Possessive 12 13 14 Then it began. I had tried a recipe the telephone booth, called home doesnt know anything,” pronoun really thought that eyebrow was for B® was graduated from maintenance career field IS 16 17 for "Zuppa Inglese” (like an English only to find Number Three son was me. Howell Cheney Regional Abby, is there all that much to know? I always thought 33 Primp trifle) and prepared the night before. for which transferrable the mating instinct was natural, and there’s no harm in 35 Ticket-ends IB 19 30 21 playing tennis. Proceeds from "Sentimental y®®8tio*'al Technical 38 Ink writing All I had to do Sunday was surround college credits will be Vaseline b„„,8o469 learning together. What is your opinion? 1 Well, I waved my hands to let the Journey will1 benefit bei Newington '"r Manchester in awarded, Intensive Care Wipe & Dipes I instrument 22 23 it with mounds of whipped cream. PROVO, UTAH 39 Make into lew traffic go by, and in the meanwhile, Children's Hospital.pital Bis father, Joseph J. 26 ■ Well, my daughter got out the elec my company came to pick us up. On 41 Western- Kristan, lives at 57 Union John M. Anderson Jr., DEAR PROVO; Do ducks have to be Uught to fly? And hemisphere tric beater and whipped and whipped, arriving home. I immediately called fish to swim? 29 30 Loyalty Day Queen St., Rockville, son of Mr. and Mrs. John organization and finally the cream began to form the Police Station to notify them that Love will find a way. Stay sweet as you are. 42 Burdened 1 M. Anderson Sr. of 31 I Vaseline oozbti 4 6 6 31 33 peaks. Then, following the recipe, I my car was disabled. They already On Saturday night. The Anderson- „ i c. Intensive Care Extra Strength Lotion | 46 Automotive Shea Post of the Veterans of Foreign Army Pvt. ®‘®venSteven A. Dougherty St,, recently society (abbr.) 1 added a sprinkle of Amaretto knew it. The officer was very kind ^ protest the use of the pronoun ”he” or 33 34 36 37 Wars will conduct its search for a entered the Air Force him when referring to people in general. 47 Old expletive (liquor) to flavor the cream. and I told him I was trying to contact 38 ■ 39 40 Loyalty Day Queen. , Moseley of Delayed Enlistment An example from one of your columns: "Don’t ever tell a 49 Get by force / That was my downfall — or I should Number Three son to pick it up. He 50 Fish sperm 41 ■ They were kind enough to ask me ro L n t’rv'”’ roofni'i'’ ’ Program. child that HE is bad. If HE misbehaves, teU HIM you don’t 51 Shoe 42 43 44 r 46 say the cream’s downfall. The peaks said, "Okay, but it has to be moved in Short & Sassy I ’s 4 7 9 like what HE did; don’t teU HIM you don't Uke HIM.” to be a judge and having served it '‘ecently was He will graduate from 52 Piece of corn <7 48 49 501 collapsed, the cream curdled, and about an hour, or we’ll have to tow Conditioner with Extra Conditioner | The child could be a boy or a girl, right? But by using 53 Genus of there was my four-layer cake oozing it." that capacity once before, I know the Manchester High School in maples 51 decisions are hard. F ‘ - only the male pronoun, it implies that males are of primary 52 53 custard and apricot preserves and Luck was with me, and Number June and is scheduled to importance—another blow to the female’s self-esteem. 54 Noted Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer The young ladies are questioned in- h F i’. ' c • leave for basic training at 55 Artificial col 54 55 56 looking quite naked. Three son came in shortly and along After all, how hard is it to write or say, "she/he” or L dividually and judged bv their ^ Lackland Air Force Base Clairol ”his/hers” or ’’hira-her”? oring Well, the panic passed (they do you with Number Two son drove to the I Gentle Lights Hair Kit I379 |N(WSAAA(R INriHRHiJf ASSN , YOU MEAJvJ I ’LL F IN D MDU WHEN RIGHT know) and I finally left to pick up response, poise and personal ^® near San Antonio, Tex., in FAITHFUL READER WE RE STARTING center to bring old Nellie home. appearance. division s 17th Cvalry. He September. ITXJ'LL BE d a n c in g j o b s DO WE NOW.' OFF WRONG, STUAFfT.' Grampa in East Hartford. As we I probably should have gotten the MY -AGENT. FOR A SLICE OF BEGIN? The winner will represent the ^ventfv^Hilh^ s'*!. He will receive technical DEAR READER: The rule of grammar you speak of, neared my house we stopped at the message early in the day — when the which is to use the masculine pronoun when it applies to STUART? T H E R E . ' corner to pick up more cream. Manchester post on the District level w g training in the electronics Playtex cream curdled. Hey, when you have and, if she wins there, goes on to the ____ career field for which i1 9 both male and female, was NOT devised to put down We did — but then the car wouldn't visions of Easter bunnies in your Disposable Bottles Bonus box of 60 women. And it is not likely to be changed in the interest of start. A fast call home brought State contest. . r, - . transferrable college women’s rights. Win at Bridge head, and you can't see the jelly g , Army Pvt. Robert D. credits will be awarded. Number Three son on his Honda and beans for the daffodils, how's a Spring Medeiros, son of Mr. and Writing ”he/she” and “him/her" IS a time-waster, and I luckily, he got old Nellie started. for one would find it extremely burdensome. mother to know. "Buttercups and daisies, oh, the Mrs. Anibal Mederos of 375 David L. Dow, son of Mr. 2 Meanwhile, the company had College try flunks pretty flowers; ’ Summit St., recently was and Mrs, Peter Dow of 18 Earth Born ■ ^99 DEAR ABBY: Shortly before St. Valentine’s Day you arrived to a welcoming committee of I Baby Shampoo 02 btl \U *i The Big Bands Coming ere the Springtime to tell Bie 82nd Air- West St., Rockville, had a "confidential” in your column urging each reader to two inquisitive dogs and matching "be a sweetheart” and take a shut-in out for a drive, invite head. South held off with dum of sunny hours. Mary Howitt (1799 borne Division at Ft. recently entered the Air NORTH 12 my’s ace, but the suit was con Vtf children. Tomorrow night (Wednesday) the 1888) Bragg, N.C. a single over to relieve his'(or her) loneliness or send 4 A 63 Connecticut Big Band Society will Force Delayed Enlistment someone you like a funny card, flowers or a little gift. tinued and dummy had to win ' M*l2 The dinner went along fine. -...... He is a helicopter repair- Program. Cheracol-D ¥ A 93 the third lead. present A1 Gentile's "Sentimental | 6 9 Well, Abby, we took your advice and came up with a list ♦ 10 9 8 5 2 Everyone was very complimentary . \man in the 1st Battalion of Cough Syrup 4 oz btl South’s nine tricks had been and my daughter and I just beamed Journey” at Manchester High He will graduate from of 26. In spite of the price of flowers and cards and ♦ Q 5 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence School. M D O U l S O W n jBie division’s 17th Cavalry. Rockville High School in entertaining these days, we can’t remember receiving so reduced to eight since there in the knowledge our efforts had not yHe entered the Army in WEST EAST was no way to score three June, and is scheduled to much for so little. REMEMBER WHEN McKEE FIRS t I gone unnoticed. I love that kind of music — takes AJI i k spades and four diamonds, but VEAH, I KNOW- WE FIOURED TO FIND OUT WHO " September 1976. leave for basic training at Our telephone rang for days! Some with tears in their 0982 754 DISAPPEARED-CAROL LOOKED , me back, way back to the old State Johnsons ¥ J 7 South did give it the old SOMEONE MISHT'UE PULLED MtXEE HAP PICKEP Dessert time came. Well, it seems The spring meeting of the Hartford Baby Oil 10 oz btl ^ 8 9 voices to thank us tor thinking of them. ¥ K Q 10 6 FOR PLAN X ANP IT WASN'T IN IT OUT FOR AW a d v a n c e / "Theatre in Hartford when big names Lackland Air Force Base ♦ K 3 ♦ 764 college try. He cashed his TO SUCCEED HIM -- when you use that spray-type Chapter of the United States That one "confidential” in the Dear Abby column was WHICH TURNED like Jimmy Dorsey, Sammy Kaye, near San Antonio, Tex., on * J 76 2 * K 10 4 queens of diamonds and whipped cream, you have to apply it Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Second Lt. Louis J. worth more than a year’s subscription to the newspaper OUT TO BE VOt/ Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Gene July 22. SO U TH (D ) spades and led a club toward OR M E .' , JUS'T before serving. We hadn't and that features your column. I hope you will publish that 4 K Q Association will be held May 6 Cassi, whose wife, Cynthia, He will receive technical lovely suggestion annually. dummy’s queen. Unfortunate it collapsed. 1 don't think the guests Krupa, etc. used to perform. Boy, Congressman Toby Moffett will be lives at 80F Spencer St., Johnsons ¥ 8 5 4 2 ly for South, East held the those were the days. training in the general ^ 5 5 EANDR noticed. Besides when I said it was guest speaker. Reservations may be recently completed a nine- No More Tangles Creme Rinse 7 oz utl ♦ A Q J king and the defense actually When Vaughn Monroe used to sing career field for which 4 A 983 made six tricks. “Zuppa Inglese" they probably made by calling Doug Stuteville at week ammunition officer DEAR E AND R: You can bet I wUI. And thanks for thought that’s the way it was sup "Racing With The Moon " he’d raise transferrable college Both vulnerable A little early thought would 658-7445 or Bob LaBranche, 747-1976 course at the U.S. Army credits will be awarded. being the sweethearts you obviously are. posed to look. a flirtatious eyebrow and if you were West have saved South’s contract. Deadline is May 3. Missile and Munitions Johnsons North East South All he had to do was to cash Center and School at Waxed Dental Floss 50 yd roll 1 N. T. his queen of spades before Karen L. Taylor, 9 9 < ^ Pass 3 N. r. Pass Pass Redstone Arsenal, Ala. daughter of Mrs. Norma Pass leading the second diamond. The defense would still be Lt. Cassi received his LaBonte of 147 South St,, Opening lead - J a able to shift to hearts but commission through the Vernon, recently entered Johnsons Reserve Officers Training Astro-graph South would be able to discard the Air Force Delayed Alley Oop — Dave Graue Corps program. Unwaxed Dental Floss 50 yd roll his queen of diamonds on the HEALTH Enlistment Program. 9 9 < ^ By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L ace of spades and unblock the He received a B.S, suit. She was graduated from By Oiwald & Jam es Jacoby IS IT >1 y e a h , it s u r e IS. >rBP.'*mEYUE Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Movie was misleading degree from York College ALLEYlVSlMME TOUR A5< AN LET'S S E T A Rockville High School in KkSMT BE- of Pennsylvania. Fresh South won the spade lead ^ ,-<'COME ON IN, O OP’ “ HIND ME.., THIS ROCK 1976 and is scheduled to Cream Deodorant 1 2 oz lar For WodOMdsy, April 13, 1977 with the king and quickly at SACK IN THERE leave for basic training at OOCH'-: QUICK’ DEAR DR. LAMB - My 8 9 < ^ counted nine sure tricks made A Hawaii reader wants to be suicidal. Depression and current. He is also given good movie trom an enter John W. Freitag Jr., son Lackland Air Force Base ARIES (March 21>Aprli 19) It's SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) up of three spades, four know if a husband and wife friend and I saw the movie, possible you could create sonre Don't bank on another’s lavish manic depression can be sedative or anesthetic so tainment point of view is of Mr. and Mrs. John W. near San Antonio, Tex., on diamonds and the other two ever won the Vanderbilt Cup "One Flew Over the problems today, either through promises today. You may never very dangerous to the he is almost unaware of the not very good from a point Freitag of 24 Legion Dr., April 13. Fresh wishful thinking or impracticallty, receive the gift or service he has aces. He didn’t stop to see ex The answer is a decided Cuckoo’s Nest,” Is it true actly how to be sure of these "Yes." In 1930 the team of patient. Electric shock procedure. Untrained of view of teaching the Rockville, recently entered She will receive Stick Deodorant 2 5 oz btl Keep that sharp logic working. glibly mentioned. that our mental institutions used properly can relieve the Air Force Delayed nine and simply led out the Ely and Josephine Culbertson observers may not notice public anything about technical training in the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.Doc. ace and jack of diamonds. Ted Lightner and Waldemar give operations on the such reactions and can be you want to slay in the black, you 21) If you want something done the mild convulsive like modern psychiatric treat Enlistment Program. mechanical career field for West took his king and von Zedtwitz won An in p brain as they show to make must fight your extravagant right away, take care of It life saving. Shock therapy response it is so minimal. ment. Unfortunately many He will graduate from which transferrable shifted to the jack of hearts. teresting feature is that Ely the patients more Rose Milk tendencies. It's difficult for you to yourself. When the control relieves the patient’s suf It would certainly not viewers will not separate Rockville High School in college credits will be Face Cream 2 oz jar grasp the value of money today. leaves your hands, so do your Trouble had reared its ugly and Jo did not play as partners obedient? Also the shock ferin g . That is what on that team. make a very dramatic entertaining fiction from June, and is scheduled to awarded. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) chances for success. treatments look so brutal. medicine is supposed to do movie scene. The results of reality. leave for basic training at Rather than use your splendid CAPRICORN (Ok . 22-Jan. 19) Berry’s World. Why do they give shock whether it is a pill for pain such treatment in properly For a list of The Health Lackland Air Force Base intellect, you'll rely on fortune To hustle briskly today, you treatments and are they as ful arthritis or shock selected cases can be quite Letters available write to near San Antonio, Tex., on Rose Milk and circumstance to bring you shouldn’t lay (t on too heavy. the movie shows them to Skin Cream 12 oz btl through today. They won't suf They'll be disappointed if you're The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions therapy for total despair dramatic. Dr, Lamb in care of July 18. Greenbacks fice. not sincere. be? and misery. New medicines to con Manchester Evening He will receive technical Green ink was invented by CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be My friend is from Thomas Sterry Hunt, a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab, 19) T S S l ~T Modern electric shock trol or modify patient Herald, P.O. Box 1551, training in the power line modest today, even though Stay out of stores with desirable YOU c a n ' t M ISS.' wow COME ^ l?ocK,Sla te , BUY A n y o f t h e s e R Czechoslovakia and said therapy is not brutal. The behavior are so effective specialist career field for Professor of Chemistry at Flintstone there's something you're merchandise and high price tags VOU'RE S TIL L Radio City Station, New Marble s ore STOCKS An d -/o u ' l l she wanted very much to McGill University. This ink, bursting to boast about. today. Your whims will get the WORKING FOR patient is given a muscle that there would be no York, NY 10019. Send a which transferrable Reg Childrens Vitamins btl 60 STOCK BE ROLLING IN A LIVING see the movie because it is re la x a n t so that the immune to photographic im Applause will be more sincere If belter of your budget. BROKERS / DOUGH.'... reason to use either sur long, stamped, self- college credits will be itation, was first used in 1862 someone else speaks out. directed by one of her PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You muscles hardly move in gery or shock treatments addressed envelope to have awarded. , in American currency, ter fellow countrymen who response to the electric LEO (Juty 23-Aug. 22) It's un lend today to be complacent and ? ^ 1M p s i for such purposes. So, a ming the paper money was deported. your request answered. Flintstone wise today for either you or your to treat serious matters a little Send no money. Mark W. Mirucki, son of "greenbacks ”. mate to splurge. Analyze too lightly. This is NOT a wise Please, please comment Childrens Vitamins with Iron btl 6 0 course! ------' jOV everything before you buy to see .2 hot on this as it is very distur If you can get along without it. bing to me to wonder about VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Don't our own mental institutions let others make the decisions to I One-A-Day day, Even though they’re eager and how and who runs IN V inS YOU TO ANOTHER Multiple Vitamins with Minerals btl 60 to help. It’s probable they’ll gum them. things up for you. QQi?o(k^ LA DEAR READER - LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) Be April IS, 1»77 Movies and TV are very y to careful in your work today not to This year, opporlunilles may effective opinion molders i Fasteeth become so obsessed with detail come lo you Irom people you’d Born Loser — Art Sansom Denture Adhesive 3 5 oz tube that you overlook objectives. Try least expect. Be careful not lo lei — even so-called objective i to see the big picture. newscasts. 1 can see the Ir 1 1 Ihe source cause you lo pass uc _ < % > L/» ^ • J a valuable opening. movie has had that effect on you. Kleenite Bugs Bunny — H«lmdahl and Stoffal pJf) DOWW ID M HARCWRE ^ ^AMP FOR HFAVFN'$ No, operations on the Denture Cleanser 3 oz btl AWP PI(^K UP SOME IVYX)^ TRAP?. P O N ^ T P U , brain are not used to make WEDNESDAY HIYA, FUDDSY.' PLENTY.' JUST^ I4CW ? t977byNEA. THEM WHAT THEH'PE patients more obedient. (kurufflort April 6 thru April 16 IT S N E W ? AFTER I BOUGHT MINE FOR! That is pure fiction and no k o tex 449 MY NEW CAR, MY LOOKS "WasoY the profanity great?” doubt millions of viewers r ' / n O f t )4EIGH60R BOU6 H T / INFEW lOR/ Our Boarding House — Carrol ft McCormick have been misled as you Light Day Ovals Sanitary Pads box of 30 | A B I6 0 E R O N E .'y - have been. SUBURBAN FARMS Years ago an operation 646 Center Street DAIRY MART UM.IAS, IN IttVIEWlNG The eccentric) EXCEPT called the prefrontal New Freedom WEVE . aU B HIJTORY I FOUNP ■ AIN’T TH'GUV )WP5CIME )THW invitations were leukotomy was done to cut t h e WHO CUT Manchester Adam s St.) •>' ICE CREAM Mini Pads box of 30 6REAT EXTENPEP T2) HERBERT - woRp; lA WOMAN large parts of the frontal ASSORTED FOUNPERS' j HOTVER, J M BRAPPDCK NONE IN HALF lobes of the brain from the FUVORS PAY RTUfiLAS MacARTHUR OF W ITH A rest of the brain. This did M I L K PARTIES. )ANP BUWtY BERRUSAN 'EM m usical II Faberge A1AOOR! /AVEJZy ECLECTIC CAME! 5AW ! _ modify behavior. A related operation is still done [ dairy m a r t coupon' At Evetydt, ^ Organic Conditioner 16 oz btl dRPUR I MIGHT APD.' jw Ace — Wirth This Funny World today involving about a , VEAH!’ k) IlflK W.»n«(BiuA kK tU Rm U5 PaI (111 BUT THE centimeter of the brain jFREE! i 3ZZ BUZZ. MUSIC where personality is HOOD'S t o w PR IC ES Alberto WAG FOR A HirreR h ig 2 affected. Such an operation I Balsam Conditioner Shampoo 8 oz btl tOFT-KEY is only done in extreme : PINT of ICE c rea m! CONCENTRATIOM IQ situations where the n FOE EVERY AOUIT CUSTOMER I la C H E A M REMAjeKASUE 1 patient is so uncomfortable I — No PuixIm m NocMury — ■ WITH THIS c o u ro n OHLY ' Alberto 439 - 5) with his anxiety-type rac- I OFFen 0000 thru sat., april i« • I t.H . I Balsam Shampoo Reg or Dry 7 oz btl I \1 RtvLot tions that he is totally in ALL ItRVitt capacitated. It is not done FUVORS to control the patient’s DREIKORN'S C c d - y p ) behavior but to relieve him ■ GAL Co-Tylenol 457 from discomfort. The BREAO ...... iib,ioav..2/79« Tablets box 24 | LARGE GRADE A VAYBE HI6 5A •OlAAlo patient must give his con J[jj;li|i'jili|;|i|H lyjH WAG FLAT- sent if he is able to, and if B G G S ...... d o i.7 9 « » X tw U> OB he is not his nearest LAY’8 IL BUT HE STILL CANT ASST. HANZElft HANZElft I Duration HIT THE S i d e o f COOKED relative or those legally VIRGINIA Long Lasting Nasal Spray 5 oz btl WA‘ 11,' POTATO CHIPS .. 8oz.big,rsg, 79*49* GKTU Gism Short Riba — Frank Hill A B A R N ! responsible must do so. It COTT8 STYLE ROAST v .r'.' . I is nothing like depicted in SALADS N O W r e m e m b e r a PfiOQ W l - o COOKSD GERMAN IHIS./MV ? ..TOXIW AN C3CCASIONAL .;4:a n h a v e a v e r y the movie. BOOA ...... 3/99« BEEF ' (SON. DOESNT MIND,. 9 LITTLE WHITE ue... HAM lUltra-Ban 25o.m e x o t in s SOOAL l i f e . Electric shock DAIRY MART SAUMI BOIOCNA $ 1 0 9 $ ^ 0 9 Roll-on Deodorant Reg or Unscented / f / treatments are used ORANGE JU IC E ...... g .n o n *1 .0 9 3 9 L primarily to treat 9 9 * ,^ 9 9 * .^ 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 12. 1977— PAGE THREE-B Naming ad-hoc bus unit Bulletin board Andover upsets Vernon educator The Andover Hlstorlal Society will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at An By BARBARA RICHMOND drivers, members of the administra said he felt the action was the result dover Elementary School. Nathan tion, parents and other board Herald Reporter of the request of the board at the last Gatchell will present a film, “The In members. meeting. nocent Years,” about America In the “I really have mixed emotions as Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, school Mrs. Worthen said, “The transpor 19th Century and early 20th Century. to whether I should continue as chair superintendent, named seven per tation problems don’t start with the The public is invited. man of the Transportation Com sons to the committee and the board board they start in the homes. I Autumn Whitney of Andover mittee,” Dr. Eidward Meyers told the approved the motion. would like to be ready to attack this Elementary School received the first Board of Education Monday night Meyers, after listening to several problem next year on each grade reading certificate from the school’s after the board approved an ad-hoc parents, offered to let parents be a level.” Doris Chamberlain Library for committee to work with his. part of the discussion with his com Meyers said, “To keep revising reading and reporting on 25 books. The action was the result of a mittee. He asked them to contact policy is not the answer. We just him in writing, stating their com came up with a set of rules (in Thenew suggestion made at the last board plaints. meeting by Joann Worthen. it was January) I think is pretty good. I Bolton After the motion was made for the don’t like your suggestion.” prompted by recent problems with Applications for scholarships from ad-hoc committee, Meyers said he “We already have a Transportation bus discipline. the M to n Scholarship Fund Inc. are felt the action would be incongruous Committee set up and I think it available at Bolton High School. Any Mrs. Worthen recommended ap with what he had just said. should handle the problems,” he Bolton resident attending or planning pointment of a committee of bus Board chairman William Houle said. to attend a recogniz^ post-high Meyers referred to the recent bus school educational program is eligi problem involving a student at the ble. Applications must be returned to Middle School. 'The girl had been the high school by May 1, The Parent say schools suspended from bus privileges for scholarships will be awarded in June. light beer from two days for using profanity and then Cub Scout Pack 157 will meet was involved in a bus incident during need public relations Thursday at 7 p.m. in the All-Purpose which the arm of the woman driver Room at Bolton Elementary School. was broken. She was suspended The Bolton High School Class of The Vernon school system needs a tion.” another three days for this. This ac 1978 will have a' double-header strong public relations program to Nancy Harold referred to the tion was approved by the Transporta donkey basketball game Friday at lead to greater support for education, m atter of the Middle School pupil tion Committee 2-1, with Meyers dis 7:30 p.m. at the high school gym. The Mrs. Elizabeth Phelps told the Board who was suspended from bus senting. M first game is between students and of Education Monday night. privileges after breaking the driver’s “I admit probably we didn’t handle faculty. The second game is students Several parents and bus drivers arm. this recent problem to everyone’s vs. members of the Bolton Volunteer spoke at the board meeting. All were Mrs. Boulanger then told the satisfaction. I would like to proceed Fire Department. Discounted tickets referring to the bus incident in board, “You did great harm. with being chairman of the Transpor Anhaiser*4 iiscli. are available until Friday. volving a student at the Middle Probably what you did was good for tation Committee. I wobld rather go School. one minor but it created bedlam for step-by-step and have people come in “I suggest your energies be turned the rest of the kids. They deserve an concerning problems that pertain to South Windsor to planning and implementing a apology and an explanation. I doubt if them,” he said. public relations program," Mrs. bus discipline improved after that He said he didn’t think there was ^Leave me alone^ Atty. Francis J. Carino will head Phelps said. situation," she said. any directive at the previous meeting the ^ u th Windsor Cancer crusade. Mrs. Lee Boulanger cited the lack Charles Villa, husband of the bus to set up the ad hoc committee. In Wouldn’t you think a photographer would let a poor fellow The fundraising effort will place of communication between the driver whose arm was broken said, saying he had mixed emotions about eat his lunch in peace? That’s probably what this horse is strong emphasis on house-to-house school administration and the “As a taxpayer I'm very surprised continuing as chairman, Meyers thinking as he enjoys his bucket of oats on Phoenix St. in Ver solicitation, special gifts and parents. "I wish PTOs weren’t so in that you board members are not men said, “I don’t feel I have the con non. (Herald photo by Dunn) business and industry appeals, and timidated by the administration to and women enough to admit you fidence of the board,” special events. Carino asks groups or the point where they are afraid to made a mistake in judgment,” Houle said naming the seven- individuals interested in volunteer discuss important issues," she said. “Suspension is a very serious member committee was the result of work to contact him at 643-1845 for She said it is dif/icult for parents to m atter,” Houle said. “ You are interpretation of the minutes of the Coventry PZC approves more information. get information. She said she hadn't denying a youngster the right to previous meeting. Students at the Timothy Edwards seen the new bus rules adopted in education. The state Board of Educa The seven named to the committee School will not be allowed to wear January, tion doesn’t take suspension lightly.” were Mrs. Worthen, to represent the request for subdivision black-soled shoes to school as of Board Chairman William Houle Joan Bentley, a bus driver, said, board; Weller Dugan, president of Wednesday. Principal Arthur Hottin said information about the rules is “You say suspension from education the p r o Council; Elbert Henderson, The Coventry Planning and Zoning said black soles leave marks on available and has been in all the is very important. Well, so is the lots are on an already-constructed of the Middle School PTA; Marion Commission (PZC) Monday night ap floors. The ban was announced after newspapers. responsibility of 60 kids. The drivers road with drainage and water ,7 '- Foley, citizen; Diana Salters, Maple proved the two-lot subdivision other means of curbing the problem Houle also said, “If you bring a don’t want to hurt the kids but you systems available. Street PTO; Joan Bentley and Adrea application of Catherine A. Hill of were unsuccessful. He said school matter of your concern to me. I'll have to back them so they can drive The subdivision also is under con floors and walls are covered with Hanson, bus drivers, and Mason South St. sideration by the PZC for a drainage 51; I make sure it gets the proper atten safely.” Thrall of the bus company. thousands of black marks which modification request by Breen. A make the school look shabby. He said The lots, about one acre each, are public hearing on this m atter is the marks are difficult to remove and a ^ near Flanders Rd. PZC conditions of scheduled April 25. this has increased maintenance approval include requiring an The PZC also modified a gravel costs. Planners okay applications engineered septic system, a specific removal approval for DeSiato Sand South W indsor retail and wholesale storage and driveway location to minimize possi and Gravel Corp., to allow excava Tuesday, April 19, at "8 p.m. in the sales of boats and marine engines, as ble sight-line problems, and tion and bonding in five stages. The South Windsor Planning and Town Hall to consider the application stabilizing the soil to prevent ero Vernon well as the right to repair and ser The PZC approved a land gift Zoning Commission (PZC) has ap of 50-Acres Ltd. for an open space sion. vice. offered to the town by David Rappe. The Rockville Hospital Auxiliary proved the application of Leon subdivision. It consists of 48 acres In other action, the PZC modified Also approved was the application The gift consists of two lots on Manor will have its spring card party Kaminski for a resubdivision of three located 1,400 feet north of Miller Rd., subdivision approval of two lots in of Mellen Marine for a revised site Dr,, Actors Colony, on a "paper” Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Ellington lots and one parcel on the east side of between Nevers Rd. and Abby Rd., in Coventry Hills, Section 2. Richard plan of development at 1145 John road. The 50-by-I00 foot lots have a Ridge Country Club, Door prizes and Niederwerfer Rd, in an RR zone. an RR zone. Breen, owner of the undeveloped 28- Fitch Blvd. in an Industrial Zone. market value of about $280. desserts are included in the charge. A copy of the application and a lot subdivision, asked that two lots on Town Planner Greg Paddick said Players should bring their own cards. map is on file with the town clerk. The PZC also approved the applica Geraldine Dr. be approved for im the land is being offered to the town Tickets are available at the hospital Hearing scheduled Scholarship offered mediate construction because the as an estate settlement. tion of Mellen Marine for a special gift shop or by calling Georgette (355 MI J exception from zoning regulations for The PZC will hold a public hearing The Exchange Club of South Wind Pollard, 29 Webber Rd., Tolland. sor is accepting applications for its John Manson, state corrections vocational technical school Coventry hearing due commissioner, will be guest speaker scholarship. The $500 scholarship is for the Vernon Young Republicans Rockville hospital notes available to any South Windsor resi Friday at the Romejko home, Edith dent who is a senior in an accredited on education spending Lane. Anyone interested may attend. secondary school and who plans to at To learn more, call any club member I Admitted Monday: Evelyn Berry Dr., Coventry; Ladisluska Rogalus, tend an accredited post secondary or John Linderman, president, 875- H artford Tpke., Rockville; Lynii Coventry residents will discuss the Franklin Park, Rockville; Vicki Sheldon, vocational technical school. of non-instructional equipment up 2398. Faucher, Tolland; Joseph Gessay, Mid Irene Dr., Vernon. 1977-78 school budget proposal at a Applications are available at the $1,808, and new instructional equip The Rockville Emblem Club 15 will dle Butcher Rd., Rockville; Margaret Discharged Monday: Paul Gaulin, public hearing tonight at 8 at Coven Glazier, Enfield; Dina Grodotzke, high school counselor’s office or by ment, up $2,566. meet Wednesday at the Elks Lodge, Egypt Rd., Ellington; Mrs. Marie Merrill try High School. The ^ a r d of Education proposes Groton; Shirley Hawkes, Crystal Lake and daughter, Morrison St Rockville contacting scholarship chairman N. Park St. The meeting will start at 1 . . ^ s'V*- Rd., Tolland; Peter Hopkins, Dailey Cir Gerald Martinez, 212 Laurel St. The The budget proposal of $2,852,498 no new teachers but hopes to in 6:30 p.m. with a potluck supper. The Birth Monday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. represents an increase of $236,798, or m cle, Rockville; Robert Pajer, Geraldine Frank Beno. Overbrook Dr.. Vernon. deadline for application is May 1. crease the part-time speech and business meeting will start at 8 p.m. about nine per cent over the 1976-77 hearing therapist and high school Students at the Vernon Center Mid budget of $2,615,700. learning disabilities teacher. dle School will receive their third Most of the increase is for teacher The town government budget quarter report cards on Friday. salaries. School Supt. Arnold Elman Plainfield results hearing is scheduled Thursday at 8 Debbie Ryder of 56 Franklin St., JbUimserh said. p.m. at Coventry High School. Rockville, a senior at the University A six per cent salary increase is Monday matinoo of Connecticut, is student coor recommended for administration, w m jtm dinator of Awareness Week at the un wekHsi teacher aides, nurses and If you have news . . . frifcS-lljD iversity. During the week there will ra ■ • V im te 21N IN IN I Ml (II c l-tl (A) maintenance personnel. The Herald’s Coventry correspon J M M IN ZN iSJI 7JI U$ SJI IN 2JI be a wheelchair road-rally, a disabili I M S.M l a I !M UfMi, M m 7M m i t a IN Other budget increases this year dent is Linda Lovering, telephone IhM lrFW l u IN ty dinner, and a wheelchair basket ( S i u a i l f f Itar )I:n TIk SUI Ttac31:n IN include: Transportation, up $136,594 742-8555. News items may be given to mmciunmuin ttelU l ball game. 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Phila 000 000 002 - 2 7 1 way for win 3i30 is a series of vignettes about the heroes and eccentric also-rans. Bonham (1-0) and Mitterwald; , ^ FINAMCIAL to Boston bubble with blistering feet for the 81st time. “We have to help these people out some way, make them feel East Catholic at Wind EXPERIENCED Truck Tire 8 — Bondi'Stocki'MortOMM The book captures the mystique of the punishing journey and the Twitchell, Underwood (7) and Boone. By DAVE ROBACK ) Recapper - Preferably with 9 - Ptfionil Loant they re wanted,” said Eliot Lounge bartender Tommy Leonard a sor Locks, 3i 15 ■ 10 — Inturanco Ah yes, along with spring comes the Boston Marathon - that 26- people who push themselves through the distance. L P - Twitchell (0-1). HR-Chicago, Bandag process. If no Bandag niediocre marathoner and world class person. "’They come from Correspondent Coventry at Cheney mile, 385-yard stretch of harshly undulating pavement that has Anyone who jogs even a mile a day knows the pain of the dis Murcer (2). experience, we will train. EMPLOYMENT more of a personality than the names who compete. It’s here all over, most of them knowing no one, just to run. We’re trying to As the baseball game between Manchester Community Tech, 3:15 Good pajA with good fringe 13 — Halp W aniod tance runner and the mental discipline it takes to keep going benefits. Day time work. Call I f ■" O ppoflun itiat again, awaiting the assault of 2,500 to 3,000 runners, including bring the runners together so they won’t feel all alone.” college and Eastern Connecticut State College’s jayvees S Penney at • 5 — Situation Waniad when the body screams, ’Stop.’ Anyone who has ever had to en Cin 000 002 002 - 3 8 0 Rockville, (T72-7729, ask for more than 100 women. But whether the runners attend the seminars or spaghetti blast tonytrabeft won the I Wethersfield dure physical pain for a length of time can appreciate the ac Houston 400 000 OOx - 4 5 0 developed, a wizard without a crystal ball could’ve predicted WIMBtEPON, FOREST HILLS Jim WoM. ED U C A TIO N This year, though, the marathon is getting recognition beyond they all enjoy the experience that is unique to the Boston race. As Fermi at East Hartford J8 - Privata InaUuctlona complishment of a runner who fights off crippling blisters to Fryman, Borbon (7) and Bench; how the winning run was going to score. FRENCH ANP U.S.0MTP00R 19 — Scttoois-Ciaaaaa many as a half-million spectators view the event, cheering Norwich at Rockville INSURANCE AGENCY the day of the race, a recognition long overdue. Annually, runners finish despite bleeding feet. Konieezny, Niekro (6) and Ferguson. An error with the bases loaded in TITLES. WHAT COUNTRY 20 — Inatructiont Wantad from all over the world come to Boston just to pit themselves runnm to greater distances and speeds than they thought possi PIP TONY r e p r e s e n t ? Portland at Bolton Desires above average To runners, completing the marathon is proof that the human W P - Konieezny (1-0). L P - F ^ a n the home half of the ninth pushed Manchester (11) secretary to handle Casualty real estate against the grueling course that has snubbed Olympic gold ble. Thousands of persons go beyond watching: some set up water A. U.S.A Vinal Tech at Rham 23 — Homat lor Sala spirit can overcome physical pain. Each finisher is a winner. (M ). H R s - Cincinnati, Griffey (2); across the winning run for the AB R H a FRANCE East Granby at Department. Must have 24 — Lota-Land lof Sala medalists and laid waste some of the top runners in history. stands, others hose down runners, more pass out orange slices 25 — Invaitmani Proparty Each competitor is finding a freedom of self that few others know Houston, Johnson (I). Cougars as they defeated Eastern, Kearney, p 5 0 1 C. EN3LANP strong typing and math skills, and a few even offer alcohol to the weary distance men. Ellington and be customer - service - 26 — Businasa Proparty Northeastern University will host a two-day conference on run — as well as prolonging life through strengthening the car 11-10, yesterday at windy Moriarty Dawson, cf 5 2 2 27 — Raaort Proparty oriented. Salary open, good ning. The public is invited to the first day’s seminars while these- And the course itself, with its series of hills coming just when diovascular system. Field. Mazel, 3b 4 1 1 28 - Real Eatata Wantad most runners are hitting the pain barrier, makes the Boston race Atla 010 400 002 - 7 12 0 ®ShM9MSUt Manchester at fringe benefits. Send resume cond day is devoted to doctors interested in joining the And the Boston Marathon is the embodiment of all distance The Cougars, 3-2, resume action McMahon, lb 5 1 1 to Manchester Post Office, MtSC. SERVICES burgeoning field of sports medicine. special among the 150 marathons run in the United States. Los Ang. 100 100 022 - 6 14 2 Simsbury 31 — Sarvtcaa Oflarad races, a test that both frightens and exhilarates the thousands Wednesday against the University of Zadrozny, c 3 4 1 Box No. 190, Manchester, 32 — Painting.Paparing LaCorte, Marshall (7), Johnson East Catholic/Newing- Dr. Rob Roy McGregor, creator of the New England Deaconess ^spite the qualifying times — three hours for men under 40' who cram Hopkinton Green each April. Connecticut jayvees in Storrs. Nicola, 2b 4 1 2 Conn. 06040. 33 — Building-Contracting and ZVz hours for all women and men over 40, the field keeps (9), Easterly (9), Camp (9) and Mitchell ton at Windsor Locks. 34 -« Roofing.Siding Hospital's runners clinic and Dr. George Sheehan, medical ad Does it sound exciting, challenging? ’Then start training now for Correll, Pocoroba; John, Garman MCC’s John Zadrozny walked and Esposito, rf 3 1 2 35 — Healing.Plumbing expanding because of the running explosion. Stores are springing MATURE, EXPERIENCED 36 ~ Flooring viser to Runners World magazine, are among the featured next year and see how running sets the mind and body free. Sooii advanced on Rick Nicola’s bunt Monroe, If 6 0 1 up across the country that cater only to the runner. Circulation in (4), Sosa (5), Downing (6), Wall (8), TENNIS woman to babysit. Must have 37 — Moving.Trucking.Storaga . speakers. it will become clear why the Boston Marathon is more than a single with Neil Esposito’s single to Cianci, ss 4 1 0 references. Call 646-3666. 38 — Servicas Wanted running magazines has increased 10-fold over the oast few Hough (9) and Yeager. WP - defeats East Catholic at St. Boston’s Eliot Lounge, longtime haven for the running drinker, sporting event, more than a running sea of crazy persons. right loading the bases. A hard hit MISC. FOR SALE years, LaCorte (1-0). LP - John (0-1). Bernard will sponsor a free spaghetti dinner Sunday night April 17. All Completion represents fulfillment, a feeling most persons ball by Bill Monroe eluded a charging Totals 39 11 11 GAL FRIDAY - Small graphic 40 -- Household Goods Manchester at Glaston arts manufacturing firm I — Articles for Sale registered marathon entrants are invited to load up on car Now the first book has been published about the Boston never get during an entire lifetime. 42 — Building Supplies Ray Sullivan from his second base tlaatern JV'e.(1 0 ) Cougars bury needs alert, responsible and American League position scoring Zadrozny with the 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs AB R H Glastonbury at mature person who can take 44 — Livestock Detroit 010 000 200 — 3 7 l winning tally. Sullivan, 2b, ss 3 4 3 initiative. Duties include 45 — Boats 6 Accasaories Rapping 13 hits, Mitchell Manchester (girls) typing, billing, bookkeeping, 46 — Sporting Goods Toronto 000 001 40x — 5 9 1 The Cougars went into the top half Hunter, cf 4 1 1 47 — Garden Products Junior College downed 40 — Aniiguaa Rozema, Hiller (7) and May; of the ninth with a 10-8 lead. But GIRLS SOFTBALL production managing, and Slocum, ss, 2b 4 2 2 Manchester Community Conard at Manchester, dealing privately with 49 — W anted to Buy Jefferson, Hargan (7) and Ashby. Eastern’s Sullivan, a Manchester Gardiner, lb 3 0 1 College's women's softball 3:15 customers, on and off the RENTALS Littell in top form WP - Hargan (1-0). L P - Hiller (0- High graduate, started a two-run ral Peruis, lb 2 0 1 phone. Own transportation a 52 — Room s for Rent team, 17-12, yesterday at East Catholic at Rham Herald angle 1). HR — Detroit, Thompson (1). ly with a single up the middle. A Krashefski, c 4 1 0 must. Located in Manchester 53 — Aparlmanis for Rani Nike Field. off 1-84 . 289-0229, for inter 54 — Homes for Rent walk, fielder’s choice and single by Powell, If 4 1 0 Wednesday view. 55 — Business for Rent NY 100 120 000 000 0 - 4 7 Dave Pervis tied the contest. Mitchell got a run in the 56 - Resort Property for Rent heading off Yanks Senerin, rf 3 0 0 first with each side BASEBALL 57 — W anted to Rent Earl Yost KC 210 010 000 000 1 - 5 12 Three hits gave the visitors from 5B — M isc lor Rent Perpiezka, dh 5 0 1 striking for six tallies in MCC at UConn JV WINDOW CLEANER Needed Ellis, Lyle (7), Tidrow (12) and Willimantic an early 2-0 lead in the Waken, 3b 3 1 1 - Must be experienced and AUTOMOTIVE Sports Editor the second inning. Blows t e n n is 61 — Autos for Ssla Munson; Splittorff, Littell (10) and second with the Cougars knotting it reliable. Call 6495334. NEW YORK (UPI) — It didn’t take Mark Littell long to McCarthy, 3b 2 0 0 by Jeanne Wright, Laurie East Catholie at Hall 62 — Trucks for Sale Porter. WP - Littell (1-0). LP - in the fourth frame. Single runs in Selavka. p 0 0 0 (girls) 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sala demonstrate that he carries no mental scars from the home-run Christiana and Ellyn John APPLIANCE Technician - 64 — M oiorcycles-Bicyclas Tidrow (0-1). HR - New York, two innings gave Eastern a 4-2 edge Benson, p 0 0 0 son highlighted the Cougar GOLF Immediate employment for 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobila ball he threw to Chris Chambliss that enabled the New York Jackson (11). but a single by Tom Dawson, two experienced, appliance Homes frame. S i . Paul/NorthwesI 66 — Automotive Service Yankees to defeat the Kansas City Royals and win the 1976 sacrifices and miscues put the locals technician. Salary commen 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Boo birds respond The Celts averaged better than 10,000 Totals 37 10 10 6 C h ris tia n a ’s b ases- Catholic at East Catholic American League pennant. Cl 000 000 on 0 - 2 5 2 on top, 6-4, at the end of five. surate with ability and perfor for their sbt home starts away from Eastern 021 104 002 10 loaded single in the fourth mance. Call Steve, 643-2171. It didn't take the Boston boo birds The hard-throwing 24-year old Texas 000 100 001 1 - 2 12 1 Tom Kearney went the distance for MCC 000 242 111 11 Thursday the Boston Garden. One insider 5-3. gave MCC a temporary 9-8 at Fenway Park long to get on relief Dobson, Kern (8), LaRoche (9) and MCC with the lefthander striking out PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Help Wanted 13 reports the Celts may play a dozen reliever faced the Yankees for the RBI: Zadrozny 2, Kearney, Daw lead but Mitchell, now 4-1, BASEBALL pitcher Bill Campbell. The Rangers 3, Indians 2 Fosse; Blyleven, Devine (10) and two and walking 10 to gain the rocky son, Esposito, Monroe, Cianci, Air Force recently announced games in Hartford next first time since the final game of last rallied for five runs in the Simsbury at righthanded relief artist (at least Toby Harrah’s first homer of the Sundberg. WP - Devine (1-0). L P - victory. Art Beson in relief of .Manchester, 3:30 new openings for individuals SEWING MACHINE season...Ralph DeNicolo, golf pro at season's playoffs Monday night and Slocum 2, Perpiezka 2, Gardiner, fifth and four more in the while with the Twins) acquired from season with one out in the 10th gave LaRoche (0-1). HRs— Texas, Grieve starter Ned Selavka took the loss. with prior military service. If Operator with drapery the Manchester Country Club, pitched hitless ball for four innings. Severin; 2BH: McMahon, Monroe, sixth to put the contest out MCC at Norwalk CC you nave been out for less experience. Call between 9 Minnesota and then given a |2(X),000 the Rangers their home-opening vic (2), Harrah (1). Mark McMahon and Monroe each reports he will play host to the He was rewarded with the victory Sullivan; SB: Kearney, Dawson, of reach. Hall at Penney man 5 years and are looking and 5, Monday thru Friday. contract failed miserably in his first tory and tagged Cleveland with its had a double for the Cougars with for " A Great Way of Life’ , 6497286. Connecticut Section PGA Pro-Am when John Mayberry’s double off the Mazel; BB: Kearney 10, Selavka 4, Barb Iverson and Debbie East Hartford at En two appearances and was charged right field wall with two out in the first loss of the year. Adrian Devine, Cal 200 000 000 — 2 8 0 Dawson, Nicola and Esposito each field contact the Air Force im Tournament Monday at the local Benson 4; SO: Kearney 2, Selavka 6; Campbell each had three with both Red Sox losses. Campbell 13th inning knocked in Fred Patek acquired from Atlanta during the Oakld 000 101 001 - 3 7 2 collecting two hits. Sullivan had Gilbert at South Wind mediately. Call 646-7440. PART TIME Office Secretary course...New England Whalers face Hits off ^lav k a 6 for 6 runs in 4 2/3 hits for Mitchell while - 15 to 20 hours per week. was booed when he entered Sunday’s and gave the Royals a 5-4 triumph. winter, pitched one shutout inning to Ryan (1-1) and Humphrey, three safeties and Peter Slocum two innings: Benson 5 for 5 runs in 4 1/3 sor game against Cleveland and when he Quebec tonight in game No. 2 of their earn his first win while Claude Chrstiana had three hits PART TIME Office Person - ■Typing, transcribing or dicta “This game didn’t mean anything Etchebarren; Norris, Giusti (9), for Eastern. innings; L: Benson. TENNIS Qualified in typing, filing, ac tion, capable of reconciling was tagged hard and departed early, best of seven playoff series with the LaRoche was the loser. and three RBIs for the 2-3 to me,” said Littell after the game. Torrealba (9) and Sanguillen, New Bloomfield at counts payable, and some bank statements, and monthly the boos grew louder and Nordiques one game up. The teams A's 3, Angels 2 Cougars. “I just said, ‘Here’s another ball club man. WP — Torrealba (1-0). Manchester, 3:15 billing. Call 646-5844, Glidden- reports, or willing to learn. louder...Familiar sight mornings come to Hartford Thursday and Rookie Mitchell Page drew a walk Durkee Co. Division of the Send resume to Box D c/o Saturday night for games No. 3 and and we’ve got to beat them.’ ” -Tf- ■ East Catholic at S.C.M. Corporation. Equal Manchester Herald, stating shortly after dawn on Hillstown Road off Nolan Ryan with the bases filled Minn 001 040 052 - 12 13 0 No. 4...Annual UConn C CTub sports Patek opened the Royals’ 13th with Bulls worry Blazers Simsbury (girls) Opportunity Employer. qualifications. and area streets running is Karen in the ninth inning, giving the A’s , ; k ” Seattle 010 001 010 - 3 8 1 awards dinner will be held May 6 in a walk and was sacrificed to second GOLF Saunders, the long distance runner their winning run. A walk to Tony Ar Zahn, Johnson (9) and Wynegar; NEW YORK (UPI) — Even with Bill Walton’s assurance that he will not FIXTURE HANGING - Elec BILLING k PRICING - A Hamden...First NBA game, strang- by Frank White. George Brett was Rocky Hill/Bolton at and generally considered the finest mas, a stolen base by pinch-runner Segui, Kekich (5), Montague (8), boycott Tuesday's opening round of the National Basketball Association Hornets trical repairs and stock work large wholesaler needs an female marathoner in Connecticut. ly, was played outside the United Matt Alexander, a sacrifice and two Cheney Tech for lighting showroom. Must experienced person. Laxton (8) and Stinson. WP — Zahn playoffs, the Portland Trail Blazers are casting a wary eye toward the be energefic and technically Knowledge of computerize She’s expected to be in the starting States. The Toronto Huskies, led by intentional walks pretfeded Ryan’s (1-0). LP - Segui (0-2). HRs - Chicago Bulls. GIRLS SOFTBALL playing coach Ed Sadowski, faced American league downed able. Full time with excellent systems helpful. Excellent op field of the Boston Marathon Mon decisive base on balls to Page. Pablo Minnesota, Hisle (2); Seattle, “The Bulls are going to be tough, “Artis Gilmore, Wilbur Holland .Manchester at future. Call Mr. Rosenberg portunity for person with day...Back from a winter vacation in the New York Knicks. Sadowski is a Torrealba was the winner. Simsbury 646-2830. An Equal Opportuni supervisory capabilities. Call walked intentionally and Hal McRae Bernhardt (2), Jones (2). much tougher than during the and Scott May were relatively new in Sarasota, Fla., is Lefty Bray. Spor former teammate of mine in service Twins 12, Mariners 3 regular season,” said Portland the Chicago system when we played ty Employer. Mr. Rosenberg, 646-2830. and American League play. filed out before Mayberry delivered in CCIL Equal Opportunity Employer. ting a deep tan, Bray kept close tabs Larry Hisle and Dan Ford had them before,” insisted Ramsay. the game-winning hit. -Reggie Coach Jack Ramsay. “We’ll have to □ NOTICES LAUNDRAMAT Attendant - on the major league teams that three hits each and Rod Carew hit a “ But they’ve come along.” End of the line Jackson hit his first homer as a Rudi honored keep our poise and patience.” Mature, responsible person played exhibition games in Sarasota two-run triple in a four-run fifth in Reports that Walton might honor Five runs in the first two for part time work, weexends. Yankee off Paul Splittorff when the Portland defeated Chicago all four and Bradenton this spring...Tlianks Pistol Pete Maravich of the New ning which gave the Twins a 5-1 lead. NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe Rudi, picket lines set up by striking NBA innings powered Simsbury Lott and Found 1 6498749. NIT TM sn a il Yankees took a 4-3 lead in the fifth. times during the regular season, a to Horace Murphey, retired Orleans Jazz has captured the They added five more runs in the whose nine RBIs and .833 slugging statistic which makes Ramsay’s plea referees had the Blazers and the High to a 7-5 victory over • CAtHIIR e The Royals tied the score in their LOST OR STOLEN - Large PART TIME Receptionist - 4 superintendent of parks in scoring title in the NBA with a 31.1 eighth inning to turn the game into a percentage highlighted the American league in a state of jitters for awhile. East Hartford High in the f e lomber yart. half of the inning on a single by seem like typical pre-playoff hype. black male German Shepard. to 8 Monday thru Thursday. Experience preferred bgt not Manchester, now residing in point per game average...Australian romp, Hisle hit a two-run homer for Sliding double for Henderson League’s first week offensively, CCIL baseball opener for o*c«MAnr. Houn approximately » Mayberry and Darrell Porter’s se But Chicago’s 20-4 record down the But the star center cleared that up White chest white front paws. Call 647-7155, between 11 a m. Sarasota, the inside on the tennis pro Karen Krantzcke may Minnesota and Juan Bernhardt and Monday was named the league’s both schools yesterday in Manchester area. M3-0102. and 1 p.m. weeii^ ^ p m . aboul » hourx per cond run-scoring double of the game. Ken Henderson of Texas slides safely into second base for dou stretch makes precautions seem at Monday’s practice session, saying Grapefruit League games was have died due to an enlarged heart. Ruppert Jones homered for the ’’Player of the Week ” for April 6-10. wise. as a member of the NBA Players Simsbury. • SALES AAD STOCK forwarded via the mails...Mel The 30-year-old star was stricken It was the third loss in four games for Mariners. ble as Cleveland’s Duane Kuiper takes high toss. (UPI photo) Rudi, in his first week as a Califor Rick Lewis had a double LOST GOLDEN Retriever - SMILING WOMAN $65 a week the Yankees. Association he would not play if, as a Hartford Road area. part time. Days or evenings. KRSONe Cushing, long associated with sports Sunday after winning her doubles Blue Jays 5, Tigers 3 nia Angel after being obtained in last body, the players association and single for the Hornets, Children’s pel. Answers to Moraines and weekends In other AL games, the Texas Hours flexible. Not door to 4jPP«nlnienl call 649-0136 in Manchester, has taken an early match and returned from a short jog Rookie Dave Rozema balked home fall’s free agent draft, hit .333 and No tix at door boycotted the games. who scored twice in the “Echo ” Reward. Call 649- door. For information call Mr. Rangers defeated the Cleveland In ask for Dan or Steve. M/F Equai retirement from the aircraft and has in Florida...Bob Schaffer, top assis a run triggering a four-run seventh belted two homers —including a “I wouldn’t act as an individual,” eighth inning and one more 4941, or 525-1163, ask for Brennan, 623-9311, 3 to 5 p.m. Employment Opportunity dians, 3-2, in 10 innings, the Oakland Standings Eileen. moved to Newport, N.H. tant golf pro at Ellington Ridge Coun inning as the Blue Jays handed the grand slam — and two doubles for Walton said, "only as a member of in the ninth but fell short. A’s beat the California Angels, 3-2, five RBIs. for hoop party STEADY WORK - Reliable,. try Club, hadn’t picked up a golf club Tigers their fourth straight loss. the players association." Matt Elmer got credit for the Minnesota Twins routed the Seat hard worker, who w an ts' since October until yesterday. The Steve Hargan was the winner in No tickets will be sold at the door the win while East Hart □ EMPLOYMENT Forgotten man tle Mariners, 12-3, and the Toronto Portland has the home-court ad steady employment, good in HOW WOULD YOU like to popular golfer showed he had lost lit relief while John Hiller was the American League for the Yesteryear Basketball Reu ford starter Kevin come. Call 528-6702 between 9 Forgotten man with the Boston Blue Jays topped the Detroit Tigers National League vantage. If a third game is earn extra money a few hours tle of his ability when he eagled the loser. East nion Saturday night; April 23 at necessary, it will be in Portland Sun Gregoire absorbed the Ntfp Wtntod 13 2 only. ^ over 18 with Celtics this season has to be Norm East Coin flip I loss. car. Please call 643-2947. first hole at Ellington and came in Pci. GB Willie’s Steak House. day afternoon. The second game is Cook, the No, 1 draft choice, who has W L Pet GB NEW YORK (UPI) - SALES POSITION - Straight NOW accepting applications with a 35 for nine holes...Just Toronto .750 Albert “Yosh” Vincek, general scheduled Friday night in Chicago. In another area tilt. seen only token service with the NBA Cleveland St. Louis 3 0 1.000 The Milwaukee Bucks, who commissions, leads furnished for full time employment. SALESWOMAN - Mature. Wondering Department: How many .667 W chairman, made the announcements. Elsewhere, Boston faces San An Bolton High saw its record Call 5293869 between 9 and 2 Eastern Xlivision club...Speaking of Milwaukee Montreal 2 0 1.000 W drew Kareem Abdul- to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Days. Harvey’s Dresses k other viewers got turned off again Red Sox notch win .667 Vi The gathering will include local tonio armed with the home-court ad slip to,0-2 by dropping a 13- only. Sportswear, 6493100. New York 2 1 the Celtics, the 10,000, plus, paying New York 250 2 .667 1 Jabbar the last time they 2 decision to East Hampton during last night’s major league Chicago 2 2 .500 IW basketball p'ayers from amateur vantage, a gift from Milwaukee, PREVENTIVE Maintenance fans for the final "home” game in BOSTON (UPI) — Luis Tiant and Boston .000 2 were involved in a coin Mechanic - Must understand baseball telecast with Howard patrons to a batting display, driving Philadelphia 0 3 .000 3 teams on the middle and late 1930s. which defeated the Spurs in Sunday’s High. The winners are now Hartford last Saturday night against Bill Lee, whose success this year will Baltimore .000 2Vi flip, take on Kansas City in 2-0. machine repair and be safety CoseU’s commentary?. If anyone in three runs with a single, double Detroit Pittsburgh 0 3 .000 3 Tickets are avaulable from A1 season finale. San Antonio was cream on the cake dictate the Boston Red Sox’ post and triple. Second baseman Denny .000 3 the game of chance Friday minded. Applications likes to hear himself talk it’s Rodonis, Chet Bycholski, Don Geer, With Dave Cowens nearly returned accepted Monday through' WANT SPENDING MONEY? for promotions at the Civic Center. season chances, produced solid per West to determine who picks Howard. Doyle added two hits an a run batted West Zip Kennedy, Dorn Gentilcore, Mike to par after his early season sab Friday, 8:30 to 11:30 a m. ' Boys A Biris - We Need Youl formances in an academic exercise in. L Pet. GB first in the June 10 Kansas City W L Pci GB Ginolfi, Walt Backus and Vincek, batical and Charlie Scott reco.vered East girls Apply Klock Co., 1366 Tolland at Fenway Park. 1.000 Tpke. M anchester, Conn. Texas Houston 3 1 .750 National Basketball Dinner will be served at 7:30 with Tiant gave up four hits and one run 1.000 from a broken arm, the Celtics may Equal opportunity employer. Herald carriers are needed Injured catcher Carlton Fisk sat Oakland Los Angeles 2 2 .500 1 Association draft. net victory in five innings Monday while Lee .750 1 the Dubaldo Orchestra providing have peaked at the right time in their in the foliowing areas: out the game as backup Bob California 2 Atlanta 2 2 .500 1 music for dancing. Slumping Redlegs yielded three hits and a run in the .500 hid to repeat as champions. Montgomery and bullpen coach Walt Minnesota .500 2 San Diego 2 2 .500 1 Swinging into its 1977 LEGAL Red Sox’ 10-2 win over Northeastern Hriniak shared the receiving duties. Chicago .333 2Vi Cincinnati 2 3 .400 IW season with a victory Glastonbury University. San Francisco 1 2 .333 IW NOTICE Fisk suffered a sprained muscle un Seattle .333 3 MHS girls prepping yesterday was East beaten by Astros "For the pitchers it was good. We TOWN OF Manchester: der the right ear in Sunday’s 19-9 loss Monday's Results Catholic’s girls’ tennis got our work in,” said Tiant, a 21- Bowling Lafleur EAST HARTFORD to Cleveland and had heat treatments Toronto 5, Detroit 3 Monday's Results for first track test team with a 7-2 victory VAdams Street and Buckland Streat game winner last season who The Town of Blast Hartford NEW YORK (UPI) - So far this season the so-called super Monday. Kansas City 5, New York 4 Chicago 6, Philadelphia 2 over Farmington High in area reported late to training camp will hold a proposed use teams such as the Cincinnati Reds and the New York Yankees “It’s a day-to^Iay thing but I hope Texas 3, Cleveland 2 Houston 4, Cincinnati 3 ZODIAC - Maureen Farmington. hearing for its General because of contract problems. “I just By LEN AUSTER big man to play tomorrow,” said Fisk before Oakland 3, California 2 Atlanta 7, Los Angeles 6 Warwick 175, Nancy Singles triumphs were Revenue Sharing entitlement East Hartford: have been struggling to look respectable, while the unheralded tried to throw strikes and do what I Herald Sporlswriter NEW YORK (U P I)-S t. the club left for Chicago and today’s Minnesota 12, Seattle 3 McKeown 180-487, Andrea garnered by Mary for fiscal year 1977-78. Carriara needed in the following areas: Houston Astros has been looking like a champion —even without normally do out there. You don’t Hard at work and getting set for its Friday opener at Louis Coach Emile Francis start of a two-game series with the Today’s Games Today’s Games Hassett 180, Rose Catherine Murano, Kellie The hearing will be held on VBurntIda Avanua, High School, injured Cesar Cedeno, who has yet to play this year. want these guys to hit you.” home against Blast Hartford High and Coventry is needed no convincing about the 22nd of April, 1977 at 7 ^ i t e Sox. “It feels better now than Detroit (Roberts 0-1) at Toronto Montreal (Hannahs 0-0) at Robideau 179-503, Betty White, Anne Marie Can- St. Mary’s Camatary araa. The latest episode in the season Manager Don Zimmer said Tiant Manchester High’s girls’ track team. The Indians, the ability of Montreal p.m. in the Town Council it did this morning. (Singer 0-0) Pittsburgh (Reuss 0-1) Franklin 177, Pat Byram opening slump of the World Cham will get his first start of the season coached by Barry Bernstein, 6-6 a year ago have an 11- forward Guy Lafleur. But nata, Kathy Viola and Chambers of the East Hart VBurnsida Avanua - Ball Court araa. Doug Konieezny and reliever Joe Zimmer said he was contemplating Boston (Wise 0-0) at Chicago St. Louis (Rasmussen 0-0) at New 455. pion Reds, now 2-3, came Monday Saturday at Cleveland. Rick Wise date, 14-meet schedule in 1977. he got it anyway. Karen Lucier with the ford Town Hall. Niekro, checked the Reds on eight lineup shifts after the club had lost (Brett 0-1) York (Seaver 1-0) VBurnsIds Avenue - Dalmont, night as the Astros beat them, 4-3 for was to make his first start this after ‘‘If w e c a n ’t sto p doubles tandems of Katie The public is invited to hits. Konieezny won his first decision its first two games. He did not Baltimore (Palmer 0-1) at Cincinnati (Zachry 0-0) at Houston The Silk Towners, cap The javelin, shot put and PARKADE JUNIORS Bldwall, Vernon Road araa. Houston’s third victory in four noon when the winless Red Sox Lafleur. we won’t be able Sullivan-Sharon Kuezynski make oral comments at that of the season and Niekro got his first specify the shifts, but did say Milwaukee (Travers 0-1) (Richard 0-0), N tained by seniors Nancy discus events, the key to Larry Quirion 211-505, Bob VWalnut, Qreanlawn, Concord Street games, good for first place in the save this year. played the White Sox in Chicago. to go very far,” moaned and Beth Murray-Tracy time on any proposed use of Ferguson Jenkins would pitch California (Ryan 1-0) at Oakland Atlanta (Messersmith 0-0) at Los Downing, Linda Maher, the season, will have Carlson 211, Gordon Young also winning. Revenue Sharing funds. National League West. Besides his homer, Johnson In the free exhibition game left Francis after Lafleur area. Wednesday as scheduled in the (Norris 0-0) Angeles (Rhoden 0-0), N Yvonne Kearney and sophomores Janet Wilks, Plouffe 236, Bob Tanner Results: Murano (EC) Written comments will also Houston pounced on Cincinnati crashed into the left field wall in the fielder Jim Rice treated the 2,500 scored a record-tying six VOxford Drive, Handel Road, Maple wrapup against the White Sox. Minnesota (Pazik 0-0) at Seattle San Francisco (McGlothen (M)) at Siobhan Duffy, should be Sharon Maher and Culbert 513, Nella Lelgher 455, def. Horton 6-0, 6-0; White be accepted either at the starter and loser Woodie Fryman, 1- fifth while making a spectacular points in the Canadiens’ 7-2 Street, Washington Ava., Evans Ava. (Romo 0-1), N San Diego (Jones 0-1), N strong in the sprints accor son and juniors Val Toros Kurt Jageliou 504, Roger (EC) def. Schadler 6-1,6-4; hearing or thereafter. I. for all its runs in the first inning. catch off a drive by Pete Rose. victory over the Blues Richard H. Blackstone ding to Bernstein. Among and Liz Young among the Poudrier 215-598, Mike Jor Cannata (EC) def. Laven- Call 647-9946 Cincinnati got a solo homer from dan 237-609, Ken Leitz 201- Monday night, to take a 1-0 Mayor those who’ll see action in entrants. Culbertson and dier 6-4, 6-4; Viola (EC) Hsnid Circulation Oept Ken Griffey and two hits from Dan the 100 and 220-yard dashes Maher have been most 555, Tom Harley 533, Paul advantage in the best-of- April 12, 1977 National league Driessen — his first this year after seven Stanley Cup playoff def. Horton 6-0, 6-2; No. 023-4 Rebuilding season are Downing, Kearney, promising thus far. Gluhosky 235-554, Dave Legawski (F) def. Joanne EARN eOOD SKNDING MONEY going O-for-15 — but they were not “The weather has been Edwards 207-516, Cindy quarter-final series. enough. senior Kim Champy, junior Bradley 6-2, 6-3; Lucier BOYS A OIRLS highlighted by Cliff Johnson’s first Terry Frank and bad so we haven’t been Hayes 176. Ulamlrnt 4, Sabres 2 In the only other NL games, Captain Clark Gillies (EC) def. Rellis 6-4, 7-6; INVITATION home run of the season, a two-run sophomores Dana Gilbert, able to get a true indicator 5 Evaningt a Week blast. Chicago topped Philadelphia, 6-2, and for Eagle golfers sc o r^ a tie-breaking goal Dahle- Rosuall (F) def. Tracy Culbertson and outside,” Bernstein stated, PARKADEBANTAMS- TO BID 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. midway through the second Katie Murphy-Karen ”I keep telling the kid (second Atlanta edge^J^s Angeles, 7-6. Carolyn Egan. “ But we will be better than Bart Carlson 153, John Culm (tyIHuUfX 2 period and goaltender Billy Lareau 6-3, 6-3; Sullivan- Sealed bids will be received in Call 647-9946 baseman Julio Gonzalez) that when The middle distances 6-6 if the sophomores who Gallant 157, Jimmie Hare MajrtSy Trillo’sdouble highlighted a By LEN AUSTER Smith made 37 saves to Kuezynski (EC) def. the Office of The Director of we get Cesar Cedeno back in the (440 and 880) will be in the look good produce well 150, Leon Bilodeau 153, General Services, 41 Cmter Ctwp^run third (inning and Bobby earn his third consecutive Culver- Zuk 6-3, 6-0; lineup we’re going to run amuck,” Herald Sporlswriter hands of Linda Maher, (I.e. come through in the Craig Carlson 210-528. Street, Manchester, Connec Inircer connerted for his second Murray-Young (EC) def. A said third baseman Enos Cabell, who “It’s hard to replace three guys who were the primary force to two state junior Nancy Donadlo, field events). We got hurt playoff victory. ticut until May 3,1977 at 11:00 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT home run of tne season as Chicago Rhodes-J Eklund 6-3, 6-2. was nursing a bruised elbow inflicted championships in a row,” says East Catholic golf Coach Tom Malin. juniors Linda Cheney and in throwing events last Maloney ill Maple Leafs 3, Fivers 2 a.m. for the following: downed Philgjdelphia behind the But that’s what he’ll have to do as by a Fryman pitch in the first. Janice Meyer and seniors year,” he continued. Darryl Sittler,’ Dave CHEMICALS seven-hit pitching of Bill Bonham, the Eagle linksmen prepare for their NEW YORK (UPI) - Cabell’s free pass with one out appear to belong to junior Brian Liz Barrett and Cindy Bernstein said he “has Williams and Errol The Town of Manchester Is an who held the Phillies scoreless until Wednesday season-opener at The American League an Lose opener M GNinliMt IM noirpnnn OrfiMZlIIOllS W M lilf started Houston rolling and starter Cnarlebols and sophomore Paul Swallow. The mile and confidence in the events Thompson scored first- equal opportunity employer, the ninth. Manchester Country Club against St. nounced Monday umpire Whitewashed in its ^ h trt fttff fwWfft ftnniiiinciiNtiiti ptiiNilwN im Peracchio, both returning veterans. two-mile runs will be in the where seniors are,” and period goals in a 4:42 span and requires an affirmative Attendance up Ilruvea 7, Dodgem 6 Paul and Northwest Catholic. East, George Maloney, who suf season-opener yesterday la this SBilaoa arc argad la eoalaot Jaa The fourth and final position is up capable hands of juniors predicted a couple of as Toronto withstood action policy for all of its Con r.^ . Willie Montanez singled with the fered severe chest pains was Bolton High’s golf MoCiViitiilie nd maiatr ot ttaai NEW YORK (U P I)-T h is year’s 24-2 year ago, has a isolate, 22- for grabs with senior Dave Katie Hennessy and Lori records would be broken. power-play goals by Rick tractors and Vendors as a con baseball spring training games were bases loaded in the fourth inning to match schedule. during Saturday’s Kansas team, 5-0, by Ellington dition of doing business with of tdanokartar. Spya wtKlii aaoM aa a McGonigle, junior Mike Belanger Veal, seniors U siie Scott Schedule; April IS East MacLeish and Bob Dailey seen by a record 1,064,962 people, the climax a four-run rally and pitcher Gone are Brad Strella, Tim City Royals-Tigers game High at Ellington Ridge the Town, as per Federal ooaia, lirtt sarvea kasia. and sophomore Jamie Smith in the and Julie Hodson and Hartford / Coventry H, 19 to assume a 1-0 lead in the highest total since major league Mike Marshall keyed a two-run ninth LaFrancis and Mike Cooney, integral at Detroit and was Country Club. Order 11246. running. Lack of playing time sophomores Joanne Meyer. Hall H, 22 Enfield A, 26 series and take away teams stopped barnstorming and inning that carried Atlanta over Los ____V ^ M _ _ parts to two consecutive state Divi hospitalized, would be Results: Lennon (E) def. Bid forms, plans and because of the weather has not Duffy, Frank and senior Simsbury A, 29 Tolland A, Philadelphia’s home-ice Angeles. Marshall singled in a run sion II titles. It’ll be hard but others replaced by Michael Reil Ovian 2-1, Scott (E) def. specifications are available at started playing organized schedules allowed Malin a long look at the can May 3 at Conard / with advantage. before Pal Rockett hit into a double Photo Album Day Sunday at Shea must take their places. Teri Arendt head the ly. Ursin 2-up, Schlechtweg the General Services Office, in Florida, Arizona and California. didates. Newington, 6 Fermi H, 13 play to score Gary Matthews with One spot will be filled by senior hurdles list with Arendt, The 49-year-old Maloney Bruins 8, Kings 3 (E) def. Potterton 5-4, 41 Center Street, Manchester, The 1977 figure is a six per cent in Eight-year-old Keith Kranepool find’s his dad’s picture in the “I think now we have three guys Penney H, 17 Windham A, Champy, junior Aina was still in Henry Ford Bobby Sebmautz earned Taylor (E) def. Ferguson Connecticut. Regal SmuT crease over 1975, the last time major the winning run in the ninth. Atlanta Roger Poudrler, who was second in capable of playing good golf. We’ll Mets new 1977 photo album. The albums will be given to f S s Skudra and sophomore Tea 2Q Northwest Catholic H, a hat trick in the first TOWN OF MANCHESTER, league teams played a full spring held off a ninth-inning Dodgers rally the individual competition in last definitely be competitive. If we can Hospital Monday and doc 6-5, Ellington won medal ■ » e//er rM«rrete4M^ aUmg mUk a smptHor peodmet, Mazzotta among others In 24 Windsor / East (jathollc period and Boston easily CONNECTICUT season. to clinch the victory. Stedium^^^*^ Sunday’s game against Chicago at Shea season’s Division II championship get a No. 4 man, Uien we’ll have a tors reported he was doing point 386-393; Medalists - the long jump and high H, 27 State Sectionals, June went on to grab a 1-0 lead ROBERT B. WEISS, Cotmt e( iroad ^ i t h a round of 73. Two other slots well, with no sign of heart Bob Lennon with an 83 and and Canitr ttraal ••an. h i 6 am ■ 6 pm ( good shot at a third title." jump. 4 State Class Meet. in the series. GENERAL MANAGER damage. Scott Ovian with an 86. (02-4 Htona 646.2112 6at....6ejR..itMaii t t I 'I PAQE SIX-B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Coito.. Tues.. April 12, 1977 NoniM for Solo ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues.. Anril 12. 1977- PAGE SFVF.N.R 23 fl— l Efttte Wontod 2$ HouoohoU Ooodo Autoa For Salo SI Autoo For Salo ei Autoo For Solo 40 Artleloo tor Solo 41 Atdfiioo lor Solo 31 Auloo For Solo 61 ALL CASH for your property 41 National Weather Forecast Motoreyelea-Bleyelea $4 within 24 hours. Avoid red REFRIGERATORS SWIMMING POOLS Bolton W ashers, Bright Trim tape, instant service. Hayes m a?antiti “ i f * ' Pf*' distributor has luxury Corporation, 646-0131. SWIMMINB POOLS She rteratii Large pool distributor has ★ Guaranteed. Must T- SELLING your house? 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Ranch., First floor family fa r proposal. Call Mr. r®.?,” *- Staining floors, obligation. Call toll free 1-800- and stairs. Financing FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD room with fireplace, two Belfiore, 647-1413. ^ “Ings and Inside painting. 382-4529. Ask for Frank. full baths, applianced John Verfaille,______^ 646-5VU/ 646-5^, TO- - ______arranged. Absolutely no DILLON FORD oblation. kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2-car hJAY WE BUY your home? DIAT EARTH FILTER-With garage. Private location Quick, fair, all cash and no ...... accessories. Includes: M Im 1-U0-392-4S29 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En * ¥ on cul-de-sac. In-ground problems. Call Warren E. X,3cuum system, extra hose. Atk for Prtnk dure. ^ cellen t condition. 3,- & ADVERTISING pool. 159,500. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. □ MISC. FOR SALE .3300. Free with purchase: 600 miles. Best reasonable RATES □ EDUCATION Liner for 24 foot above ground offer. Call after 4 p.m., 649- WANTED - Direct from Artlcloo lor Solo 41 pool, wall skimmer, metal F0R''S?(LE - Volkswagen 8807. 1 d«y — i t t word per day owner. Full dormered Cape or structure. Call 646-4472, camping equipment, almost Privoto Inilructhno 1» FRECHETTE $ MUTM Colonial in Manchester up to new. Sleeper extension, childs W4 SUZUKI - Excellent con 3 dayt .., 10« word per day Rooltoro S4S-4144 low • 6 days 9< word per day low 9 4 0 ’S. Repl^-Box-A"; p S g ^ p“ te1“ o07“^ lc r SALE - Reconditioned Stan bed, stove, relrigerator, car dition. Can be seen at 340 26 days .... 6a word per day REMEDIAL READING and dard Typewriters. top carrier. Reasonably Windsor St. Manchester. I 15 words $2.00 minimum math; individualized work ,%«^25'^cenJ’eachor5^ Guaranteed. Also call us for priced. Call 1-928-6474. For period ending 7 a.m„ Wednesday, April 13. Tuesday program, (lst-8th grade) by ...... *1. Phone 643-2711. I Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch PHILLIPS ROAD - Beautiful Housohold Qoodi 40 cleaning and overhaul of your night will find showers in the Pacific Northwest and 1970 HONDA CB 350 - Rebuilt Master’s degree teacher. 56d- typewriter. Small___ J charge charge i for northeastern Colorado. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. UMITiO EDITION 8075. 6 Room Colonial. 1 1/2 baths, u n ifo r m s w a n t ed - Cub WAM, DRIVEWAY Gravel engine, new battery. Runs full finished recreation room, CARPETING - Never laid. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, pick up and delivery. Yale Certified Pool Sand, Complete Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum ^ UmltedEdlHon well. 9400. or best offer, 742- From $180,000 home! Newest Typewriter Service. 41 I^ndcaping. Mowing, Custom readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 56 (82), Boston 47 (68), aRANADAS 7766. GUITAR, BLUEGRASS banjo builtdns, eas heat, hot water, Brownies, nurses, East Granada 4-Door Sadan nylon short shag. Beautiful. Catholic School. 6491225. Purnell Place, 649-4986.649 ■■■■ Troybilt tilling. 742-7833, or Chicago 55 ( 74), Cleveland 51 (79), Dallas 62 (72), Denver 35 instruction: Now’s the time to fireplace. Large 2 car carport, Sealed in water-proof factory patio. All utiuties. Comnina- 649-2178. (72), Duluth 38 (55), Houston 62 (76), Jacksonville 58 ( 84) 2-Door and 4-Door Sodaiu Uiat look Ilka cara HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, sow your musical seeds. All container. Will do three STEREO - Custom slim line excellent condition, many Thanks to our very dear S ages. All styles. Free loan in lion windows. Owner anxious rooms, wall-to-wall. We SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Kansas City 55 (69), Uttle Rock 57 (80), Los Angeles 52 (67), coaUng many Umaa mora. Now wnn apodal to sell. Quick occupancy. priKessed gravel, stone, sand stereophonic high-fidelty VENTURA ELECTRIC laaturaa at oala pricaa. Daaa Packaga In- extras. Exceptionally good friends Mary McCon- strument. Reasonable. 646- bought too much. Sacrifice - stereo. ‘ Miami 73 (79), Minneapolis 47 (62), New Orleans 80 (81), dudaa: Dual Bodyalda and Dacklld Paint n, .a . ------FUobtBuncI Charles Lesperance, Realtor and f i F f-or d'erive^^^^ Approximately 170 Guitar - Les Paul imitation. Digital Clock •Automatic Parking Brake performance since purchased vine, Cathy Cuneo, Nan- i. 6557. 9219. New padding for three New York 57 (74), Phoenix 53 (84), San Francisco 52 (61), Sirtpaa aRockar Panal Moldingo aDoluia $266 auggaatad ratall valua at only 649-7620. ?e H. Griffina 3_A“ "ds, 1 carrying Good condition. 9100. Fender Whaal Covara awhita S ld a ^ TIroa a A new. 9500, Call 646-5840 after cy Kelley and our many I t $177. rooms - 924. Private. 1-349- 7 ^ '^ ." - Andoy-e'r: c T s r^ S i^ ^ .' super reverb amp, 9100, Call Seattle 44 (52), St. Louis 57 (77), Washington 56 (88). Stag ouggaalad ralail valiw at only % n . 4:30 p.m. friends who attended the 8444. 64 i t . ‘ - PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 12. 1977 About town ‘Manchester Evening Herald- ''L M t Spring tlwr* w it in unusual amount of l«al For Ann Judson Circle of Community a.m. in the education wing of South Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of hingut on many shado trata In thia araa. If your traaa Baptist Church will meet Wednesday United Methodist Church. - Mrs. Pat Luoma, 30 Galaxy Dr. COMPLETE GM wara Infaclad laal year ehancaa are they will again be Home Delivery at 9:30 a.m. at the church. attackad. Phone 647-9946 The outreach board of Emanuel The Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of Contact your local Bartlatt Rapraaantativa lor an HARTFORD/area news A service of Holy Communion is Lutheran Church will meet tonight at REPAIRS •valuation of your traaa care at no charge. EAST Center Congregational Church, will scheduled for Wednesday at 10 a.m. 7:30 at the Outreach Center, 64 lead a Bible study Wednesday at 1:15 TUESDAY. APRIL 12, 1977 ' PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / ' • SOUTH VYINDSOR a VERNON • COLLISION Bortlett Tre0 S»r¥ice and at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Church St. p.m. in the Robbins Room of the Rattarch Laboratories pro church. • MECHANICAL vide local and economical BARTLETT The trustees of North United The Deciding Group of North WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS service with over 60 years experience in all phases of Methodist Church property will meet United Methodist Church will meet The Manchester Radio Club will CARS AND TRUCKS scientHic tree care. tonight at 8 at the church. Genuine Pent tonight at 7:30 at the church. The Old meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at HomeownerS'lnsliluUont- Testament Study Group will also Fectory Trelned Uechenict Public Utilities -SprAvlnv* Howell Cheney Regional Technical- Feeding-CiblingBrecing- ‘■meet at 7:30 at the church. Vocational School. John Thompson 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Pruning-Trte Removel- UlilHv Line Clearance' The Adult Study Group of Concor Weed & Brush Control Nursing board prefers ^status quo’ (WIBIH) will show slides of "Dx-ing CALL 646-6464 The Bible Study Group of South dia Lutheran Church will meet from the Caribbean." The public is United Methodist Church will meet tonight at 8 in the church room. The FOR SCIENTIFIC TREE By MAL BARLOW sure he will go along with the board’s These rules became more and invited. state and federal funds through The sidewalk inspector goes to a Gallivan. "Carolyn is legitimate.” tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Main St. public is invited. CARE AND PROTECTION vote. He said he is not sure he should more demanding, he said. ’They have CALL YOUR BARTLETT Call Eaal Hartford Reporter programs such as Medicare. home and checks the walks. If he "We love her,” said Pinney. “We Carter Chevrolet keep everything the same for 90 been enforced by the state Health The Over 60's Group of North REPRESENTATIVE.. The state would not recognize the finds a couple blocks cracked, he want her to continue doing what she An .open Bible study and discussion The executive board of Manchester 1229 M AIN S T. • M A N C H E S TE R 647-9092 The board of the East Hartford days. Department. 11-year contract. The EHPHNA United Methodist Church will meet '‘America's Trees arc Worth Saving"' tells the homeowner. He puts him on is doing.” group will meet Wednesday at 10 Junior Women’s Club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the church. Public Health Nursing Association ‘Til have to speak to (Mayor nurses were supposed to have a notice. He asks the homeowner to In 1973, the state made its first (EHPHNA) voted unanimously Mon Richard Blackstone) about the director who answered only to set a date when he can get the walk New president vote," the doctor said. clear warning to Blast Hartford that day night to keep nursing districts EHPHNA. But Miss Furness, as a fixed. ’The inspector will not force the The board voted to accept the ’The board’s vote for the status quo "we were in trouble,” the doctor and duties the same for the next 90 town employe, answered to the town man out of his home if he can’t get suggestions of the nominating com days. followed long talks in Town Council said. through Dr. Gallivan. the walk fixed. mittee. They chose Mrs. Virginia Chambers Mondayiabout the doctor’s They want the status quo, "There must be a clear description Tozier to be president for the next members said. recent orders to the 10 nurses, Dr. Gallivan two weeks ago of duties between the town and The state in this case is no two years. She will be installed May working out of the town’s health of ordered all five town nurses to report The 90 days are^to be the same as EHPHNA nurses,” he said. different from that inspector, Pinney 16. fice. Angry words passed often not to Miss Furness but to him. ’The the 90 days notice* the Town Council said. They have found cracks in an voted to give EHPHNA last Tuesday between Pinney and Dr. Gallivan. He said he was busy at the time EHPHNA nurses were to report to Mrs. Tozier was the only speaker Miss Furness. Only EHPHNA nurses otherwise fine nursing program. night. The notice is that the council trying to merge town nurses with on the board Monday night who Doctor’s view school system nurses. This failed. He would do Medicare work. They asked the town to fix them. will cancel the town-EHPHNA con Pinney said he spoke to state sounded a friendly note toward Dr. was also then trying to merge his tract under which nurses of both the Dr. Gallivan told the 11-year This move, along with new nursing health officials. They assured him Gallivan. nursing staff in some ways with town and EHPHNA have worked as history of the joint nursing venture. districts, would better satisfy federal there was no emergency. one agency for 11 years. In 1966 he set it up. One of his first nurses of local industry. This also rules, he said. “The state (officials) told me if the failed. "I think, for whatever reasons, this town wants to interpret the problem "I am against change for change’s acts was to hire Miss Carolyn has been blown all out of propor sake,” said Board President Clifford Furness as director of nursing, to be Pinney’s view this way, they can,” she said. "Over the past nine months we tion,” he said. "All (the state) wants ‘But it needn’t be a bad thing. We Pinney Jr. in charge of both town aliiHipPHNA Pinney said Dr. Gallivan had could see the darkening cloud,” he is a written agreement that can start talking right away with the "lam against change if there is no nurses. "misinterpreted” state letters, the said. EHPHNA nurses can work with town mayor and the doctor about a new need for it. If it disrupts systems and Miss Furness chose to be con need for quick action, and the nature nurses (on Medicare patients). agreement. lives,” he said. sidered a town employe, he said. He said his view of state demands of the state’s criticisms of the town’s “The town is now considering ’’Let’s take these 90 days and work Dr. John H. Gallivan, the town’s “ In 19661 was blissfully unaware of nursing setup. was that the town had to do Carolyn an illegitimate child, " he for something better.” director of health and social ser the rules of Medicare and Medicaid,” something right‘away. Otherwise, Pinney compared the state to a said. After the meeting, Mrs. Tozier and vices, said after the vote he is not he said. town sidewalk inspector. EHPHNA and the town would lose “1 take exception to that,” said Dr. Dr. Gallivan met together Spending input sought »% Iff *eeJ » '• East Hartford Mayor Richard H. just about anything, he said. There plaints there was not enough citizen Blackstone has scheduled a public are few strings attached to it. input on spending of the funds. hearing Friday, April 22, at 7 p.m. in The town expects to receive about Therefore it now requires the town’s the Town Hall to hear citizen’s ad $1,811,319 for the 1976-77 fiscal year. chief executive to seek public’s views vice on how to spend $1,778,770. This has been earmarked for the on how to spend it. He expects the money through the salaries of police and fire fighters. The Town Council will also hold X federal Revenue Sharing program. The hearing to be held by the budget hearings on the funds and The town can spend the money on mayor will not be a "first.” The their use. They take place later in the '• ■ I federal government received com spring. Bank plans new office Society for Savings, a full-service Terry said that the Charter Oak on April 12,1976. Major anchor stores bank, has announced it will establish Mall branch will be the bank’s 10th include Bradlee’s Department Store, a branch office at the Charter Oak outlet. He said that Society for Stop & Shop Supermarket and Medi- Mall in East Hartford. Savings’ efforts to better serve its Mart Drug Store. customers are evident by the i *tr. growing number of its satellite of Arlen Shopping Centers Co., Details of the 3,500 square-foot fices. headquartered in Chattanooga, branch operation were jointly an Society for Savings is Tenn., owns two other shopping nounced by Benjamin P. Terry, headquartered in Hartford and centers in Connecticut in addition to president of Society for Savings, and operates offices throughout the area. Charter Oak Mall. The other shop Harold R. Still, vice-president of the The bank was founded in 1819. ping centers are in Branford and Strip Division of Arlen Shopping The 200,000 square-foot Charter Derby. Centers Co., owner and developer of Oak Mall, at 1-84, Forbes St. and Limited space is still available in Charter Oak Mall. Silver Lane, opened to area residents Charter Oak Mall ‘H ere’s what was wrong...' Coach Rick Gallagher tells members of the junior varsity girls softball team of East Hartford High School what they did wrong in their first game last Thursday. They beat Andover board Simsbury 16-14. But Gallagher said the EHHS team had to bat its way to the win. Their fielding was awful. The EHHS science teacher is fielding a new set of players for his fourth Qt^ Saturday and every day at CBT.) season as JV coach. Two of his three previous teams had winning seasons. They play topic of complaint Manchester at Soldiers Field in East Hartford April 20. (Herald photo by Barlow) Whether the Connecticut Freedom of Information (FOI) Act supercedes state statutes may be decided soon Area fire calls I by the FOI (Commission. Andover resident Lawrence Bates sent a complaint to CBT wants to give you your next loan. And Introducing hard to beat rates. the commission Monday about the town’s ^ r d of East Hartford Monday, 11:22 p.m. —Medical call to 96 Today, 8:17 a.m. —Water leak in the Finance meeting March 31 to consider budget requests. with Jet Banking we’ve made it simpler and Now that we’ve made it simpler to get Monday, 1:27 p.m. —Brush fire at 43 Smith Dr. Raymond Library on Main St. The finance board went into executive session and Norwich Lane. Monday, 11:45 p.m. —A male and Tolland County Bates was not permitted to attend. Board Chairman John faster than any bank around. female cat were caught In a sewer at 483 a loan, we’re making it easier to repay. You’ll Monday, 1:37 p.m. -C ar fire at 357 Monday, 8:15 p.m. —Car fire, 1-36, Yeomans cit^ a state statute which requires an Main St. Burnside Ave. Fire fighters could not coax them out. This morning they Tolland. executive session. Ibdawonly find our loan rates competitive with those at Monday, 1:24 p.m. -Brush fire at Tuesday, 12:25 a.m. —Structure fire, Mayberry School. counseled the female cat owner to call Introducing the Saturday loan. the Connecticut Humane Society. Rt. 74, Tolland. Ellington, Crystal Lake, Bates says he was wrongfully denied the right to attend most other banks. Monday, 3:55 p.m. —Auto accident at Rockville, Vernon, Wlllington and Staf the meeting; people who were invited to attend were haH)asoiKe Ranney and Main Sts. Today, 2:04 a.m. —Medical call to 363 From now until May 28th, you can Roberts St. ford companies assisted. wrongfully permitted to do so; the board voted on budget Monday, 4:36 p.m. —Brush fire at rear South Windsor <« come in for a loan on Saturday mornings at of 1321 Forbes » . Today, 3:19 a.m. —Medical call to 23 proposals in the executive session; votes of board Introducing the take-home loan. Monday, 4:50 p.m. -Medical call to 139 Floradale Dr. Monday, 8:06 p.m, —False alarm, Dart members were not made public within 48 hours; votes of most CBT offices. Michael Ave. Today, 6:49 a.m. —Medical call to 635 Hill Rd, and NIederwerfer Rd. members were not recorded in the minutes of the With CBT’s Jet Banking, just come in Monday, 8:39 p.m. -Medical call to Burnside Ave. meeting, and the board’s worksheet was withheld from and pick up a Loanday envelope. Take it police staUon. public inspection. Introducing the one day loan. home and fill in the application at your leisure. Bates asks the FOI Commission to order the board of Pony tryouts Finance to comply with the FOI act. He specifically asks At CBT, if you apply any weekday Then just drop it at your CBT branch. that: • The public be allowed to attend all meetings. before noon, in most cases we’ll have your set Saturday • The board not be allowed to permit persons not giving testimony or opinions to attend executive sessions. answer by 3 o’clock that same day. Come in to CBT for your next loan. The Pony Baseball League tryouts • The board not be allowed to vote on any issue in begin Saturday in East Hartford. executive session. Any way you look at it, applying for a ’The league Is open to boys and girls • All votes made public within 48 hours. who will be 13 by Aug. 1 but will not • The board record the votes of each member on each Introducing the phone loan. loan was never easier. That’s banking the way have reached 15 by then. issue. ’Those living in the East Hartford If you can’t get to the bank get to a • Records maintained by the finance board be you want it. Jet Banking. High School district can try out available for public inspection. Saturday at 9 a.m. at McAullffe phone instead. Dial 1-800-842-2060 (toll free) • A schedule of regular meetings be Hied with the town Park. Aprofessional . _ clerk. and we’ll take your application over the phone Those living in the Penney district What are you can try out Sunday at 9 a.m. at Gor SxIOCokrPortrait only (even on Sunday). And you’ll have an answer man Park. the next business day. To learn more, call Mike Moz- • Choose from our selection of eight scenic w aitm gfor? zlcato at 568-4443. Furniture firm and color backgrounds. • Select additional portraits and save up to ...... nil...... Mil ■iiiiiii,^ H compared to 1975 prices. leveled by fire • See our new large Decorator Portrait. I Police report j Rebecca Pelletier receives the O’Mara Scholarship from • Your complete satisfaction guaranteed or Pat Callahan at the end of the St. Mary’s minstrel show. Tolland your money cheertully refunded. THE CONNECTICUT BANK East Hartford (Herald photo by Tuller) state and town fire officials were sifting through the No obligation to buy additional portraits East Hartford Police are In rubble this morning to determine the cause of a fire that AND TRUST COMPANY vestigating two breaks reported destroyed the Lakeview Furniture Co. on Rt. 74 in One sitting per s u b je c t-$1 per subject lor Monday. Girl gets scholarship Tolland. The fire call was turned in shortly after mid additional subjects, groups, or Individuals in Someone broke Into Linda's night. the same family. Persons under 18 must be Restaurant, 1100 Burnside Ave., by Rebecca Pelletier, daughter of Mr. The scholarship Is given In accompanied by parent or guardian. breaklng.a rear window. Police said The building was owned by the Bahler family. The and Mrs. Andre Pelletier, was memory of the late Father O’Mara, a name of the owner of the furniture company was not they tore off the front of the cigarette recently awarded the Rev. John F. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENOIR ' former St. Mary’s CYO director. available. machine and took the money and O’Mara Scholarship. ’The award was PHOTOGRAPHER IGUAL OPORTUNIOAO SOIRE PRESTAMOS Miss pelletler was the fifth recipient. Tues. Wed. Hull. Fii. Sat cigarettes. They also took $40 from made at the conclusion of St. Mary’s Anyone wishing to donate to the The fire leveled the manufacturing plant, warehouse the cash rellster. CYO annual minstrel. scholarship fund may send donations and storerooms. Ronald Littel, Tolland fire chief, said IOA^kT s P.M. Apiil 12 13 14 15 16 Police are also Investigating a Becky, a CYO member and a senior to the O’Mara Fund, Society for the building was full of furniture and it Is a total loss. break reported Into a Gould Dr. at Ehut Hartford High School, plans Savings, Main St., Elast Hartford. Littel said the fire was brought under control at 4:09 home. Entry was gained by breaking to study for a career in nursing. At VBUMW Members of the scholarship com a.m. but one pumper remained at the scene. 114STalM dTmgl» TrMKy$lHg$ligCiMar a window. Taken was $120 in cash, EHHS, she was president of the m ittee are Ann Murphy, Sally and liquor and Jewelry. The total es junior class and a cheerleader. She Is Willard, Shlela ’Fuller, BUI Barrett, Fire companies from Ellington, Crystal Lake, timated value. Including the cash, is active In music groups and other Pat Callahan, Henry Giardl, Gerard $1,390, police said. Rockville, Vernon, Stafford Springs and Wlllington organisations. Keen, and Stan Tuller. f i s t e d the Tolland department. PAGE TWO-B - MANCHRSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 12. 1977 MANCmaTER EVEWINQ HBRAU), M»adlMter. Comi,. Tueg.. April 12. 1977 — PAGE THREE-B I »• 1. Naming ad-hoc bus unit Bulletin board Andover upsets Vernon educator The Andover Historial Society will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at An By BARBARA RICHMOND drivers, members of the administra said he felt the action was the result dover Elementary School. Nathan tion, parents and other board of the request of the board at the last Gatchell will present a film, “The In Herald Reporter members. meeting. nocent Years,” about America In the “I really have mixed emotions as Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, school Mrs. Worthen said,' “The transpor 19th Century and early 20th Century. to whether I should continue as chair superintendent, named seven per tation problems don’t start with the The public is invited. man of the Transportation Com sons to the committee and the board board they start in the homes. I Autumn Whitney of Andover mittee,” Dr, Edward Meyers told the approved the motion. would like to be ready to attack this Elementary School received the first Board of Education Monday night Meyers, after listening to several problem next year on each grade reading certificate from the school’s after the board approved an ad-hoc parents, offered to let parents be a level.” Doris Chamberlain Library for committee to work with his. part of the discussion with his com Meyers said, “To keep revising reading and reporting on 25 books. mittee. He asked them to contact policy is not the answer. We just Thenew The action was the result of a him in writing, stating their com suggestion made at the last board came up with a set of rules (in plaints. Bolton meeting by Joann Worthen. It was January) I think is pretty good. I After the motion was made for the prompted by recent problems with don’t like your suggestion.” Applications for scholarships from ad-hoc committee, Meyers said he bus discipline. "We already have a Transportation the ^ Ito n Scholarshi|i Fund Inc. are felt the action would be incongruous Committee set up and I think it available at Bolton High School. Any Mrs. Worthen recommended ap with what he had just said. should handle the problems,” he Bolton resident attending or planning pointment of a committee of bus Board chairman William Houle said. to attend a recognlz^ post-high Meyers referred to the recent bus school educational program is eligi problem involving a student at the ble. Applications must be returned to Parents say schools Middle School. 'The girl had been the high school by May 1. The light hew from suspended from bus privileges for scholarships will be awarded in June. two days for using profanity and then Cub Scout Pack 157 will meet need public relations was involved in a bus incident during Thursday at 7 p.m. in the All-Purpose which the arm of the woman driver Room at Bolton Elementary School. was broken. She was suspended The Bolton .High School Class of The Vernon school system needs a tion.” another three days for this. 'This ac 1978 will have a double-header strong public relations program to Nancy Harold referred to the tion was approved by the Transporta donkey basketball game Friday at lead to greater support for education, matter of the Middle School pupil tion Committee 2-1, with Meyers dis . 1 7:30 p.m. at the high school gym. ’The Mrs. Elizabeth Phelps told the Board who was suspended from bus senting. first game is between students and of Education Monday night. privileges after breaking the driver’s “I admit probably we didn’t handle faculty. The second game is students Several parents and bus drivers arm. this recent problem to everyone’s vs. members of the Bolton Volunteer spoke at the board meeting. All were Mrs. Boulanger then told the satisfaction. I would like to proceed Fire Department, Discounted tickets Anheuser-Busch referring to the bus incident in board, ‘‘You did great harm. with being chairman of the Transpor are available until Friday. volving a student at the Middle Probably what you did was good for tation Committee. I wobid rather go School. one minor but it created bedlam for step-by-step and have people come in 'T suggest your energies be turned the rest of the kids. They deserve an concerning problems that pertain to South Windsor to pianning and implementing a apology and an explanation. I doubt if them,” he said. public relations program,’’ Mrs. bus discipline improved after that He said he didn’t think there was ‘Leave me alone^ Atty. Francis J. Carino will head Phelps said. situation,” she said. any directive at the previous meeting the South Windsor Cancer crusade. Mrs. Lee Boulanger cited the lack Charles Villa, husband of the bus to set up the ad hoc committee. In Wouldn’t you think a photographer would let a poor fellow The fundraising effort will place of communication between the driver whose arm was broken said, saying he had mixed emotions about eat his lunch in peace? That’s probably what this horse is strong emphasis on house-to-house school administration and the “As a taxpayer I'm very surprised continuing as chairman, Meyers thinking as he enjoys his bucket of oats on Phoenix St. in Ver solicitation, special gifts and parents, "I wish PTOs weren’t so in that you board members are not men said, "I don’t feel I have the con non. (Herald photo by Dunn) business and industry appeals, and timidated by the administration to and women enough to admit you fidence of the board.” special events. Carino asks groups or the point where they are afraid to made a mistake in judgment.” Houle said naming the seven- individuals interested in volunteer discuss important issues,” she said. "Suspension is a very serious member committee was the result of work to contact him at 643-1845 for She said it is difficult for parents to matter,” Houle said. "You are interpretation of the minutes of the Coventry PZC approves more information. get information. She said she hadn’t denying a youngster the right to previous meeting. Students at the Timothy Edwards School will not be allowed to wear seen the new bus rules adopted in education. The state Board of Educa The seven named to the committee black-soled shoes to school as of January. tion doesn’t take suspension lightly.” were Mrs. Worthen, to represent the request for subdivision Board Chairman William Houle Joan Bentley, a bus driver, said, board; Weller Dugan, president of Wednesday. Principal Arthur Hottin said information about the rules is "You say suspension from education said black soles leave marks on the PTO Council; Elbert Henderson, The Coventry Planning and Zoning lots are on an already-constructed available and has been in all the is very important. Well, so is the floors. The ban was announced after of the Middle School PTA; Marion Commission (PZC) Monday night ap road with drainage and water newspapers. responsibility of 60 kids. The drivers other means of curbing the problem Foley, citizen; Diana Salters, Maple proved the two-lot subdivision systems available. Houle also said. ”If you bring a don’t want to hurt the kids but you were unsuccessful. He said school Street PTO; Joan Bentley and Adrea application of Catherine A. Hill of The subdivision also is under con matter of your concern to me. I’ll have to back them so they can drive floors and walls are covered with Hanson, bus drivers, and Mason South St. sideration by the PZC for a drainage make sure it gets the proper atten- safely.” Thrall of the bus company. thousands of black marks which modification request by Breen. A make the school look shabby. He said ■V)wa- The lots, about one acre each, are public hearing on this matter is the marks are difficult to remove and near Flanders Rd. PZC conditions of scheduled April 25. this has increased maintenance approval include requiring an The PZC also modified a gravel costs. Planners okay applications engineered septic system, a specific removal approval for DeSiato Sand f'H' driveway location to minimize possi South Windsor retail and wholesale storage and and Gravel Corp., to allow excava Tuesday, April 19, at 8 p.m. in the ble sight-line problems, and sales of boats and marine engines, as tion and bonding in five stages. Vernon w The South Windsor Planning and Town Hall to consider the application stabilizing the soil to prevent ero The PZC approved a land gift Zoning Commission (PZC) has ap well as the right to repair and ser of 50-Acres Ltd. for an open space sion. vice. offered to the town by David Rappe. The Rockville Hospital Auxiliary proved the application of Leon subdivision. It consists of 48 acres In other action, the PZC modified The gift consists of two lots on Manor will have its spring card party Kaminski for a resubdivision of three Also approved was the application located 1,400 feet north of Miller Rd., subdivision approval of two lots in of Mellen Marine for a revised site Dr., Actors Colony, on a “paper” Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Ellington lots and one parcel on the east side of between Nevers Rd. and Abby Rd., in Coventry Hills, Section 2. Richard plan of development at 1145 John road. The 50-by-l(X) foot lots have a Ridge Country Club. Door prizes and '" m Niederwerfer Rd. in an RR zone. an RR zone. Breen, owner of the undeveloped 28- Fitch Blvd. in an Industrial Zone. market value of about $280. desserts are included in the charge. (3 5 5 M L i I A copy of the application and a lot subdivision, asked that two lots on Town Planner Greg Paddick said Players should bring their own cards. I I l! t map is on file with the town clerk. Geraldine Dr. be approved for im- the land is being offered to the town Tickets are available at the hospital The PZC also approved the applica _ . . . . iiin i tion of Mellen Marine for a special Hearing scheduled Scholarship offered as an estate settlement. gift shop or by calling Georgette exception from zoning regulations for The PZC will hold a public hearing The Exchange CHub of South Wind Pollard, 29 Webber Rd., Tolland. sor Is accepting applications for its John Manson, state corrections ’ ■ J vocational technical school Coveiitry hearing due commissioner, will be guest speaker scholarship. The 5500 scholarship is for the Vernon Young Republicans I Rockville hospital notes available to any South Windsor resi Friday at the Romejko home, Edith dent who is a senior in an accredited on education spending Lane. Anyone interested may attend. J'??'’ secondary school and who plans to at To learn more, call any club member K Admitted Monday: Evelyn Berry Dr., Coventry; Ladisluska Rogalus, tend an accredited post secondary or John Linderman, president, 875- ■lift Coventry residents will discuss the Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Lymi Franklin Park, Rockville; Vicki Sheldon, vocational technical school. of non-instructional equipment, up 2398. Faucher, Tolland; Joseph Gessay, Mid 1977-78 school budget proposal at a Irene Dr., Vernon. Applications are available at the $1,808, and new instructional equip The Rockville Emblem Club 15 will dle Butcher Rd., Rockville; Margaret Discharged Monday: Paul Gaulin, public hearing tonight at 8 at Coven high school counselor’s office or by ment, up $2,566. meet Wednesday at the Elks Lodge, Glazier, Enfield; Dina Grodotzke, Egypt Rd., Ellington; Mrs. Marie Merrill try High School. contacting scholarship chairman The Board of Education proposes N. Park St. The meeting will start at Groton; Shirley Hawkes, Crystal Lake and daughter, Morrison St., Rockville. The budget proposal of $2,852,498 Rd., Tolland; Peter Hopkins, Dailey Cir Gerald Martinez, 212 Laurel St. ’The no new teachers but hopes to in 6:30 p.m. with a potluck supper. The Birth Monday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. represents an increase of $236,798, or cle, Rockville; Robert Pajer, Geraldine Frank Beno, Overbrook Dr., Vernon. deadline for application is May 1. crease the part-time speech and business meeting will start at 8 p.m. about nine per cent over the 1976-77 hearing therapist and high school Students at the Vernon Center Mid budget of $2,615,700, learning disabilities teacher. dle School will receive their third Most of the increase is for teacher The town government budget quarter report cards on Friday. Plainfield results salaries. School Supt. Arnold Elman hearing is scheduled Thursday at 8 Debbie Ryder of 56 Franklin St., said. p.m. at Coventry High School. Rockville, a senior at the University A six per cent salary increase is of Connecticut, is student coor Monday matlnaa recommended for administration, m m tm dinator of Awareness Week at the un S ^rn re J TlMkFItT teacher aides, nurses and If you have news . . . HntVU(D NvIkS-lIN) iversity. During the week there will lU ’iOm; n.m im m 4k Ml (I) Ta maintenance personnel. The Herald’s Coventry correspon IMv-i CUm lUI IN 4JI ISn 7.N LN c $-11 (D be a wheelchair road-rally, a disabili 7.N 4.N I sn in tn dent is Linda Lovering, telephone '• 4 S.N Ul sssre 1 S«u im in Other budget increases this year ty dinner, and a wheelchair basket w IN TkKlMI k m» 2.N SIM kN LN 742-8555, News items may be given to The i m Vmt 31:73 include: Transportation, up $136,594 ball game. 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Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 12, 1977— PAGE FIVE-B ©IPOBiPgQUIZ Unescores Sports slate Hafp WanHd IS INDEX Error paves PHONE FROM home to ser N 0 T IC II 1 — LoM gnd Found Tuesday vice our customers in the 2 — Porgonali Manchester area, flexible 3 — Announcomontt National League BASEBALL Recognition due Boston Marathon hours, super earnings, 249- * — Entertainmoni Chicago 002 001 030 — 6 8 1 Conard at Manchester, 7773. 9 A uction! Phlla 000 000 002 - 2 7 1 way for wip 3i30 . FINANCIAI. bohydrates — thousands are available in a meal of spaghetti and Marathon. The fascinating book by Joe Falls of the Sporting News - BOSTON (UPI) — Man’s inhumanity to himself will East Catholic at Wind EXPERIENCED Truck Tire 0 — Bondf'Slockt'Mortgaooa beer — in preparation for the following day’s trek. is a series of vignettes a^ u t the heroes and eccentric also-rans. Bonham (1-0) and Mitterwald; Recapper - Preferably with 9 — Parional Loans be on display Monday when the streets from Hopkinton By DAVE ROBACK sor Locks, 3:15 to -- Inturanca "We have to help these people out some way, make them feel The book captures the mystique of the punishing journey and the Twitchell, Underwood (7) and Boone. Bandag process. If no Bandag Correapondent Coventry at Cheney to Boston bubble with blistering feet for the 81st time. they’re wanted," said Eliot Lounge bartender Tommy Leonard, a people who push themselves through the distance. L P - Twitchell (0-1). HR - Chicago, experience, we will train. EMPLOYMENT Murcer (2). Tech, 3:15 Good pay, with good fringe 13 — Halp W aniad Ah yes, along with spring comes the Boston Marathon — that 26- mediocre marathoner and world class person. "They come from Anyone who jogs even a mile a day knows the pain of the dis As the baseball game between Manchester Community 14 ~ Buim eu Opportunitlo! Penney at benefits. Day time work. Call 15 — Silualion Wsntad mile, 385-yard stretch of harshlv undulating pavement that has ' all over, most of them knowing no one, just to run. We’re trying to tance runner and the mentai discipiine it takes to keep going College and Eastern Connecticut State College’s jayvees Rockville, 87t7729, ask for more of a personaiity than Uie names who compete. It’s here TONY TRABEKT WON THE ^ Wethersfield bring the runners together so they won’t feel all alone.” when the body screams, ‘Stop.’ Anyone who has ever had to en Cln 000 002 002 - 3 8 0 developed, a wizard without a crystal ball could’ve predicted Jim Wo^. EOUCATION again, awaiting the assault of 2,500 to 3,000 runners, including Houston 400 000 OOx — 4 5 0 WIMBIEPON,FOREST HllLS Fermi at East Hartford 18 — Privatf Initructlona But whether the runners attend the seminars or spaghetti blast, dure physicai pain for a length of time can appreciate the ac how the winning run was going to score. FRENCH ANP aS.OUTPOOR Norwich at Rockville 19 — S c h o o li-C la s ta t more than 100 women. Fryman, Borbon (7) and Bench; TITLES. WHAT COUNTRY INSURANCE AGENCY 20 — Instruction! Waniad they all enjoy the experience that is unique to the ^ s to n race. As complishment of a runner, who fights off crippling blisters to An error with the bases loaded in Portland at Bolton Desires above average This year, though, the marathon is getting recognition beyond many as a half-million spectators view the event, cheering Konieczny, Niekro (6) and Ferguson. PIP TONY REPRESENT? REAL ESTATE finish despite bleeding feet. the home half of the ninth pushed Manchester (11) secretary to handle Casually 23 — Horn#! lof Saia the day of the race, a recognition long overdue. Annually, runners WP— Konieczny (1-0). LP— Fryman A, U.S.A Vinal Tech at Rham runners to greater distances and speeds than they thought possi To runners, completing the marathon is proof that the human across the winning run for the AB R H East * Granby at Department. Must have 24 — Lots-Land for Sala from all over the world come to Boston just to pit themselves ble. Thousands of persons go beyond watching: some set up water spirit can overcome physicai pain. Each finisher is a winner. (1-1). HRs—Cincinnati, Griffey (2); R FRANCE strong typing and math skills, 25 — Invasimani Proparty Cougars as they defeated Eastern, Kearney, p C EN0LANP Ellington and be customer ■■ service - 28 — 6usinass Proparty against the grueling course that has snubbed Olympic gold stands, others hose down runners, more pass out orange slices Each competitor is finding a f r ^ o m of self that few others know Houston, Johnson (1). 27 — Rasort Proparty medalists and iaid waste some of the top runners in history. 11-10, yesterday at windy Moriarty Dawson, cf TRACK oriented. Salary open, good 26 ~ Real Estata Wantad and a few even offer alcohol to the weary distance men. — as well as prolonging life through strengthening the car Field Mazel, 3b ■e'Shuawsut fringe benefits. Send resume Northeastern University will host a two^ay conference on run Atla 010 400 002 - 7 12 0 Manchester at . MI8C. SERVICES And the course itself, with its series of hills coming just when diovascular system. McMahon, lb to Manchester Post Offi9e, ning. The public is invited to the first day’s seminars while these- Los Ang. 100 100 022 - 6 14 2 The Cougars, 3-2, resume action Simsbury 31 -> Services Ottered most runners are hitting the pain barrier, makes the B<»ton race And the Boston Marathon is the embodiment of all distance Zadrozny, c Box No. 190, Manchester, 32 — Peiniing-Paparing cond day is devoted to doctors interested in joining the LaCorte, Marshall (7), Johnson Wednesday against the University of F)ast Calholic/Newing- Conn. 06040. 33 — Building-Contracting special among the 150 marathons run in the United States. races, a test that both frightens and exhilarates the thousands Connecticut jayvees in Storrs. Nicola, 2b 34 — Rooting-Siding burgeoning field of sports medicine. (9), Easterly (9), Camp (9) and Mitchell lon at Windsor Locks. 35 — Heating-Plumbing Despite the qualifying times — three hours for men under 40 who cram Hopkinton Green each April. Esposito, rf Dr. Rob Roy McGregor, creator of the New England Deaconess Correll, Pocoroba; John, Garman MCC’s John Zadrozny walked and MATURE, EXPERIENCED 36 — Flooring and 3Vi hours for all women and men over 40, the field keeps Does it sound exciting, challenging? Then start training now for Monroe, if woman to babysit. Must have 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storege Hospital's runners clinic and Dr. George Sheehan, medicai ad (4), Sosa (5), Downing (6), Wall (8), advanced on Rick Nicola’s bunt TENNIS 38 — Services Wanted expanding because of the running explosion. Stores are springing next year and see how running sets the mind and body free. Soon single with Neil Esposito’s single to Cianci, ss defeats references. Call 646-3666. viser to Runners World magazine, are among the featured up across the country that cater only to the runner. Circulation in it wili become ciear why the Boston Marathon is more than a Hough (9) and Yeager. WP — East Catholic at St. MISC. FOR SALE speakers. LaCorte (1-0). LP — John (0-1). right loading the bases. A hard hit Bernard GAL FRIDAY - Small graphic 40 -- Household Goods running magazines has increased 10-fold over the past few sporting event, more than a running sea of crazy persons. Totals 39 11 11 41 — Articles lor Sale Boston's Eliot Lounge, iongtime haven for the running drinker, ball by Bill Monroe eluded a charging Manchester at Glaston arts manufacturing firm years. Compietion represents fulfillment, a feeling most persons Cougars needs alert, responsible and 42 — Building Supplies wiil sponsor a free spaghetti dinner Sunday night Aprii 17. Ail Ray Sullivan from his second base Eastern JV’» (10) bury 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Now the first book has been pubiished about the Boston never get during an entire lifetime. American League position scoring Zadrozny with the AB R H mature person who can take 44 — Livestock registered marathon entrants are invited to load up on car Glastonbury at initiative. Duties include 45 — Boats A Accessories Detroit 010 000 200 - 3 7 1 winning tally. Sullivan, 2b, ss 3 4 3 Manchester (girls) 46 — Sporting Goods Rapping 13 hits, Mitchell typing, billing, bookkeeping, 47 — Garden Products Toronto 000 001 40x - 5 9 1 The Cougars went into the top half Hunter, cf 4 1 1 Junior College downed GIRLS SOFTBALL production managing, and 48 — Antiques Rozema, Hiller (7) and May; of the ninth with a 10-8 lead. But Slocum, ss, 2b 4 2 2 Manchester Community Conard at Manchester, dealing privately with 49 — Wanted to Buy Jefferson, Hargan (7) and Ashby. Elastem’s Sullivan, a Manchester Gardiner, lb 3 0 1 3:15 customers, on and off the RENTALS College’s women’s softball phone. Own transportation a 52 — Rooms lor Rent WP - Hargan (1-0). LP - Hiller (0- High graduate, started a two-run ral Peruis, lb 2 0 1 team, 17-12, yesterday at East Catholic at Rham must. Located in Manchester 53 — Apartments lor Rent 1). HR — Detroit, Thompson (1). ly with a single up the middle. A Krashefski, c 4 1 0 54 — Homes lor Rent Littell in top form Nike Field. off 1-84. 2896229, for inter 55 — Business lor Rent Wednesday Herald angle walk, fielder’s choice and single by Powell, If 4 10 Mitchell got a run in the view. 56 — Resort Property for Rent Dave Pervis tied the contest. Senerin, rf 3 0 0 BASEBALL 57 — Wanted to Rent NY 100 120 000 000 0 - 4 7 first with each side 5e — M isc for Rent KC 210 010 000 000 1 - 5 12 Three hits gave the visitors from Perpiezka, dh 5 0 1 MCC at UConn JV WINDOW CLEANER Needed heading off Yanks stfjking for six tallies in - Must be experienced and AUTOMOTIVE Earl Yost Ellis, Lyle (7), Tidrow (12) and Willimantic an early 2-0 lead in the Waken, 3b 3 1 1 the second inning. Blows TENNIS reliable. Call 649-5334. 61 — Autos for Sale second with the Cougars knotting it McCarthy, 3b 2 0 0 East Catholic at Hall 62 — Trucks for Sale Munson; Splittorff, Littell (10) and by Jeanne Wright, Laurie 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - It didn’t take Mark Littell long to Porter. WP - Littell (1-0). LP - in the fourth frame. Single runs in Selavka, p 0 0 0 Christiana and Ellyn John (girls) APPLIANCE Technician - 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles Tidrow (0-1). HR - New York, two innings gave Eastern a 4-2 edge Benson, p 0 0 0 GOLF Immediate employment for 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobila demonstrate that he carries no mental scars from the home-run son highlighted the Cougar experienced, appliance Homes 2 Jackson (11). but a single by Tom Dawson, two frame. St. Paul/Northwest 66 — Automotive Service ball he threw to Chris Chambliss that enabled the New York tecnnician. Salary commen 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease sacrifices and miscues put the locals Totals 37 10 10 6 Christiana's bases- Catholic at East Catholic surate with ability and perfor Yankees to defeat the Kansas City Royals and win the 1976 Cl 000 000 on 0 - 2 5 2 on top, 6-4, at the end of five. Eastern 021 104 002 10 loaded single in the fourth mance. Call Steve, 643-2171. The Celts averaged better than 10,000 Tom Kearney went the distance for MCC 000 242 111 11 Thursday Boo birds respond American League pennant. Texas 000 100 001 1 - 2 12 1 gave MCC a temporary 9-8 Htip Wantad 13 for their six home starts away from RBI: Zadrozny 2, Kearney, Daw BASEBALL PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The It didn’t take the Boston boo birds The hard-throwing 24-year old Dobson, Kern (8), LaRoche (9) and MCC with the lefthander striking out lead but Mitchell, now 4-1, the Boston Garden. One insider 5-3. son, Esposito, Monroe, Cianci, Simsbury at Air Force recently announced at Fenway Park long to get on relief reliever faced the Yankees for the Fosse; Blyleven, Devine (10) and two and walking 10 to gain the rocky rallied for five runs in the new openings for individuals SEWING MACHINE reports the Celts may play a dozen Rangers 3, Indians 2 victory. Art ^ s o n in relief of .Manchester, 3:30 pitcher Bill Campbell. The first time since the final game of last Sundberg. WP — Devine (1-0). LP — Slocum 2, Perpiezka 2, Gardiner, fifth and four more in the with prior military service. If Operator with drapery games in Hartford next Toby Hurrah’s first homer of the MCC at Norwalk CC experience. Call between 9 righthanded relief artist (at least season's playoffs Monday night and LaRoche (0-1). HRs—Texas, Grieve starter Ned Selavka took the loss. Severin: 2BH: McMahon, Monroe, sixth to put the contest out ou nave been out for less season...Ralph DeNicolo, golf pro at season with one out in the 10th gave Hall at Penney Slan 5 years and are looking and 5, Monday thru Friday while with the Twins) acquired from pitched hitless ball for four innings. (2), Harrah (1). Mark McMahon and Monroe each Sullivan; SB: Kearney, Dawson, of reach. the Manchester Country Club, the Rangers their home-opening vic East Hartford at En for " A Great Way of Life’’, 646-7286. Minnesota and then given a $200,000 He was rewarded with the victory had a double for the Cougars with Mazel; BB: Kearney 10, Selavka 4, Barb Iverson and Debbie reports he will play host to the tory and tagged Cleveland with its field contact the Air Force im contract failed miserably in his first when John Mayberry's double off the Cal 200 000 000 - 2 8 0 Dawson, Nicola and Esposito each Benson 4; SO: Kearney 2, Selavka 6; Campbell each had three mediately. Call 646-7440. PART TIME Office Secretary Connecticut Section PGA Pro-Am first loss of the year. Adrian Devine, Gilbert at South Wind- two appearances and was charged right field wall with two out in the Oakid 000 101 001 - 3 7 2 collecting two hits. Sullivan had Hits off ^lavka 6 for 6 runs in 4 2/3 hits for Mitchell while - 13 to 20 hours per week. Tournament Monday at the local acquired from Atlanta during the PART TIME Office Person - ■Typing, transcribing or dicta with both Red Sox losses. Campbell 13th inning knocked in Fred Patek Ryan (1-1) and Humphrey, three safeties and Peter Slocum two innings; Benson 5 for 5 runs in 4 1/3 Chrstiana had three hits course...New Ehigland Whalers face winter, pitched one shutout inning to for Eastern. TENNIS Qualified in typing, filing, ac tion, capable of reconciling was booed when he entered Sunday’s and gave the Royals a 5-4 triumph. Etchebarren; Norris, Giusti (9). innings; L; Benson. and three RBIs for the 2-3 Quebec tonight in game No. 2 of their earn his first win while Claude Bloomfield counts payable, and some bank statements, and monthly game against (Cleveland and when he "This game didn’t mean anything Torrealba (9) and Sanguillen, New Cougars. billing. Call 646-5844, Glidden- reports, or willing to learn. b ^t of seven playoff series with the La Roche was the loser. Manchester, 3:15 was tagged hard and departed early, to me," said Littell after the game. man. WP — 'Torrealba (1-0). Durkee Co. Division of the Send resume to Box D c/o Nordiques one game up. The teams A's 3, Angels 2 the boos grew louder and "I just said, 'Here's another ball club East Catholic a t S.C.M. Corporation. Equal Manchester Herald, stating Rookie Mitchell Page drew a walk Si:nsbury (girls) Opportunity Employer. qualifications. louder...Familiar sight mornings come to Hartford Thursday and and we've got to beat them.'" Minn 001 040 052 - 12 13 0 Bulls worry Blazers Saturday night for games No. 3 and off Nolan Ryan with the bases filled Seattle 010 001 010 - 3 8 1 GOLF shortly after dawn on Hillstown Road Patek opened the Royals’ 13th with in the ninth inning, giving the A's FIXTURE HANGING - Elec BILLING & PRICING - A and area streets running is Karen No. 4...Annual UConn C Club sports a walk and was sacrificed to second Zahn, Johnson (9) and Wynegar; NEW YORK (UPI) — Even with Bill Walton’s assurance that he will not Hornets Rocky Hill/Bolton trical repairs and stock work large wholesaler needs an awards dinner will be held May 6 in their winning run. A walk to Tony Ar Segui, Kekich (5), Montague (8), boycott Tuesday’s opening round of the National Basketball Association Cheney Tech for lighting showroom. Must experienced person. Saunders, the long distance runner by Frank White. George Brett was mas, a stolen base by pinch-runner Hamden...First NBA game, strang- Laxton (8) and Stinson. WP — Zahn playoffs, the Portland Trail Blazers are casting a wary eye toward the GIRLS SOFTBALL be energetic and technically Knowledge of computerize and generally considered the finest Matt Alexander, a sacrifice and two able. Full time with excellent systems helpful. Excellent op ly, was played outside the U nit^ (1-0). LP - Segui (0-2). HRs - Chicago Bulls. downed Manchester female marathoner in Connecticut. intentional walks preceded Ryan's future. Call Mr. Rosenberg portunity tor person with States. The Toronto Huskies, led by Minnesota, Hisle (2); Seattle, "The Bulls are going to be tough, "Artis Gilmore, Wilbur Holland Simsbury She’s expected to be in the starting American league decisive base on balls to Page. Pablo and Scott May were relatively new in 646-2830. An Equal Opportuni supervisory capabilities. Call field of the Boston Marathon Mon playing coach Ed Sadowskl, faced Bernhardt (2), Jones (2). much tougher than during the ty Employer. Mr. Rosenberg, 646-2830. the New York Knicks. Sadowski is a Torrealba was the winner. regular season,” said Portland the Chicago system when we played in CCIL Equal Opportunity Employer, day...Back from a winter vacation in walked intentionally and Hal McRae A former teammate of mine in service Twins 12, Mariners 3 Coach Jack Ramsay. “We’ll have to them before,” insisted Ramsay. □ NOTICES LAUNDRAMAT Attendant - Sarasota, Fla., is Lefty Bray. Spor filed out before Mayberry delivered and American League play. Larry Hisle and Dan Ford had keep our poise and patience.” “But they've come along,” Mature, responsible person ting a deep tan, Bray kept close tabs the game-winning hit. Reggie three hits each and Rod Carew hit a Rudi honored Reports that Walton might honor Five runs in the first two ...... for part time work, weekends. Portland defeated Chicago all four innings powered Simsbury Lott and Found 1 749. N R Tm graM on the major league teams that Jackson hit his first homer as a two-run triple in a four-run fifth in NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe Rudi, picket lines set up by striking NBA played exhibition games in Sarasota End of the line times during the regular season, a High to a 7-5 victory over • CA!HIH • Yankee off Paul Splittorff when the ning which gave the Twins a 5-1 lead. whose nine RBIs and .833 slugging statistic which makes Ramsay's plea referees had the Blazers and the and Bradenton this spring...Thanks Pistol Pete Maravich of the New East Hartford High in the LOST OR STOLEN - Large PART TIME Receptionist - 4 (or cull Aod c*ny Inmbo’ y!rd. Yankees took a 4-3 lead in the fifth. They added five more runs in the percentage highlighted the American seem like typical pre-playoff hype. league in a state of jitters for awhile. black male German Shepard. to 8 Monday thru Thursday. uperience preferred bat not to Horace Murphey, retired Orleans Jazz has captured the CCIL baseball opener for oecem ^ Hoars «pproxlmil«lT t The Royals tied the score in their eighth inning to turn the game into a League's first week offensively, But Chicago’s 20-4 record down the But the star center cleared that up White chest white front paws. Call 647-7155, between 11 a m. superintendent of parks in scoring title in the NBA with a 31.1 Sliding double for Henderson both schools yesterday in Manchester area. 6436102. and 1 p.m. ^ ^ 30 hours per half of the inning on a single by romp. Hisle hit a two-run homer for Monday was named the league's stretch makes precautions seem at Monday’s practice session, saying Manchester, now residing in point per game average...Australian Mayberry and Darrell Porter’s se Simsbury. • SALES AND STOCK tennis pro Karen bantzcke may Minnesota and Juan Bernhardt and Ken Henderson of Texas slides safely into second base for dou “Player of the Week” for April 6-10. wise. as a member of the NBA Players LOST GOLDEN Retriever - SMILING WOMAN »65 a week P Sarasota, the inside on the Rick Lewis had a double PERSON* cond run-scoring double of the game. Ruppert Jones homered for the ble as Cleveland’s Duane Kuiper takes high toss. (UPI photo) Rudi, in his first week as a Califor Association he would not play if. as a Hartford Road area. part time. Days or evenings. Grapefruit League games was have died due to an enlarged heart. It was the third loss in four games for and single for the Hornets, Mornings and weekends. The 30-year-old star was stricken Mariners. nia Angel after being obtained in last body, the players association Children's pet. Answers to Hours flexible. Not door to For appolnOnonl call MMIM forwarded via the mails...Mel the Yankees. Blue Jays 5, Tigers 3 fall's free agent draft, hit .333 and No tix at door boycotted the games. who scored twice in the "Echo." Reward. Call 649- door. For information call Mr aal[ for Dan or S Itv t M/F Equal Sunday after winning her doubles eighth inning and one more 4941. or 525-1163, ask for Brennan, 623-9311, 3 to 5 p.m. Employment Opportunity. Cushing, long associated with sports In other AL games, the Texas Rookie Dave Rozema balked home belted two homers —including a "I wouldn't act as an individual," in Manchester, has taken an early match and returned from a short jog in the ninth but fell short. Eileen. Rangers defeated the (Cleveland In a run triggering a four-run seventh grand slam — and two doubles for Walton said, "only as a member of retirement from the aircraft and has in Florida...Bob Schaffer, top assis Standings for hoop party Matt Elmer got credit for ...... WORK - Reliable, dians, 3-2, in 10 innings, the Oakland inning as the Blue Jays handed the rive RBIs. the players association” moved to Newport, N.H. tant golf pro at Ellington Ridge Coun A’s beat the California Angels, 3-2, the win while East Hart- □ EMPLOYMENT ^feadyZploUnL^c^^d in' try (Hub, hadn’t picked up a golf club Tigers their fourth straight loss. No tickets will be sold at the door Portland has the home-court ad HOW WOULD YOU like to the Minnesota Twins routed the Seat Steve Hargan was the winner in for the Yesteryear Basketball Reu vantage. If a third gapie is ford starter Kevin ...... corne.Callsm:1702 between 9- earn extra money a few hours since October until yesterday. The tle Mariners, 12-3, and the Toronto American League National League Gregoire absorbed the Halp Waniad IS 2 only a week? Must be over 18 with Forgotten man popular golfer showed he had lost lit relief while John Hiller was the nion Saturday night, April 23 at necessary, it will be in Portland Sun car. Please call 643-2947 R Kaal Coin flip I loss. Blue Jays topped the Detroit Tigers, loser. East Willie’s Steak House. day afternoon. The second game is Forgotten man with the Boston tle of his ability when he eagled the GB In another area tilt, SALES POSITION - Straight NOW accepting applications W L Pet. GB NEW YORK (UPI) - I scheduled Friday night in Chicago. tor full time employment. SALESWOMAN ■ Mature Celtics this season has to be Norm first hole at Ellington and came in Toronto Albert “Yosh” Vincek, general Bolton High saw its record commissions, leads furnished Cook, the No. 1 draft choice, who has St. Louis 3 0 1.000 The Milwaukee Bucks, who § chairman, made the announcements. Elsewhere, Boston faces San An to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 Days. Harvey's Dresses i with a 35 for nine holes...Just Cleveland Montreal 2 slip to 0-2 by dropping a 13- only. Sportswear, 646-3100. seen only token service with the NBA 0 1.000 drew Kareem Abdul- The gathering will include local tonio armed with the home-court ad Wondering Department: How many Milwaukee New York 2 1 .667 2 decision to East Hampton PREVENTIVE Maintenance Eastern Division club...Speaking of Red Sox notch win Jabbar the last time they basketball players from amateur vantage, a gift from Milwaukee, other viewers got turned off again New York Chicago 2 2 .500 were involved in a coin High. The winners are now Mechanic • Must understand the Celtics, the 10,0(X), plus, paying during last night’s major league Boston teams on the middle and late 1930s. which defeated the Spurs in Sunday's machine repair and be safety BOSTON (UPI) - Luis Tiant and patrons to a batting display, driving Philadelphia 0 3 .000 flip, take on Kansas City in 26. fans for the final “home” game in baseball telecast with Howard Baltimore Pittsburgh 0 3 .000 Tickets are avaulable from A1 season finale. minded. Applications Bill Lee, whose success this year will in three runs with a single, double the game of chance Friday WANT SPENDING MONEY? Hartford last Saturday night against Cosell’s commentary?. If anyone Detroit Rodonis, Chet Bycholski, Don Geer, With Dave Cowens nearly returned accepted Monday through dictate the Boston Red Sox’ post and triple. Second baseman Denny to determine who picks Friday, 8:30 to ll:30 am . ' Boys A Girts - Ws Need Tout San Antonio was cream on the cake likes to hear himself talk it’s Vtcal Zip Kennedy, Dorn Gentilcore, Mike to par after his early season sab season chances, produced solid per Doyle added two hits an a run batted West first in the June 10 East girls Apply Klock Co., 1366 Tolland for promotions at the Civic Center. Howard. L Pet. GB Pet. GB Ginolfi, Walt Backus and Vincek. batical and Charlie Scott recovered Tpxe. M anchester, Conn. formances in an academic exercise in. Kansas City I 1.000 National Basketball | from a broken arm, the Celtics may Herald carriers are needed Houston I .750 Dinner will be served at 7:30 with Equal opportunity employer. at Fenway Park. Texas I 1.000 Association draft. | the Dubaldo Orchestra providing have peaked at the right time in their net victory in the following areas: Tiant gave up four hits and one run Oakland .750 1 Los Angeles 2 2 .500 1 Injured catcher Carlton Fisk sat AtlanU 2 2 .500 1 music for dancing. bid to repeat as champions. in five innings Monday while Lee California I .500 2 LEGAL out the game as backup Bob San Diego 2 2 .500 1 Swinging into its 1977 Glastonbury Slumping Redlegs yielded three hits and a run in the Montgomery and bullpen coach Walt Minnesota : .500 2 season with a victory Chicago : .333 2W Cincinnati 2 3 .400 IW NOTICE Red Sox’ 10-2 win over Northeastern Hriniak shared Uie receiving duties. San Francisco 1 2 .333 Itk yesterday was East Seattle 1 .333 3 MHS girls prepping TOWN OF Manchester: University. Fisk suffered a sprained muscle un Bowling Lafleur Catholic's girls' tennis EAST HARTFORD “For the pitchers it was good. We Monday's Results VAdamt Street and Buckland Street beaten by Astros der the right ear in Sunday’s 19-9 loss Monday’s Results for first track test team with a 7-2 victory The Town of East Hartford got our work in,” said Tiant, a 21- Toronto 5, Detroit 3 area to Cleveland and had heat treatments Chicago 6, Philadelphia 2 over Farmington High in will hold a proposed use game winner last season who Kansas City 5, .New York 4 ZODIAC - Maureen hearing for its General NEW YORK (UPI) — So far this season the so-called super Monday. Houston 4, Cincinnati 3 By LEN AUSTER big man Farmington. East Hartford: reported late to training camp "It’s a day-to-day thing but I hope Texas 3, Cleveland 2 Warwick 175, Nancy Singles triumphs were Revenue Sharing entitlement Atlanta 7, Los Angeles 6 NEW YORK (U P I)-S t. teams such as the Cincinnati Reds and the New York Yankees because of contract problems. "I just to play tomorrow,” said Fisk before Oakland 3, California 2 Herald SporUwriler McKeown 180-487, Andrea garnered by Mary for fiscal year 1977-78. Carriera needed In the following areae: Hard at work and getting set for its Friday opener at Louis Coach Emile Francis have been struggling to look respectable, while the unheralded tried to throw strikes and do what I the club left for Chicago and today’s Minnesota 12, Seattle 3 Hassett 180, Rose Catherine Murano, Kellie The hearing will be held on ^Burntlda Avenue, High School, home against East Hartford High and Coventry is needed no convincing about the 22nd of April, 1977 at 7 Houston Astros has been looking like a champion — even without normally do out there. You don’t start of a two-game series with the Today’s Games Today’s Games Robideau 179-503, Betty White, Anne Marie Can- St. Mary’s Cemetery area. Manchester High’s girls’ track team. The Indians, the ability of Montreal p^m. in the Town Council want these guys to hit you.” White Sox. “It feels better now than Detroit (Roberts 0-1) at Toronto Montreal (Hannahs 0-0) at Franklin 177, Pat Byram nata, Kathy Viola and ^Burnside Avenue - Bell Court area. injured Cesar Cedeno, who has yet to play this year. coached by Barry Bernstein, 6-6 a year ago have an 11- forward Guy Lafleur. But Chambers of the East Hart Manager Don Zimmer said Tiant it did this morning. (Singer 0-0) Pittsburgh (Reuss 0-1) 455, Karen Lucier with the The latest episode in the season date, 14-meet schedule in 1977. he got it anyway. ford Town Hall. ^Burnside Avenue - Dalmont, will get his first start of the season Zimmer said he was contemplating Boston (Wise 0-0) at Chicago St. Louis (Rasmussen 04)) at New doubles tandems of Katie opening slump of the World Cham Doug Konieczny and reliever Joe " I f we c a n ’t s to p The public is Invited to Bldwell, Vernon Road area, Saturday at Geveland. Rick Wise lineup shifts after the club had lost (Brett 0-1) York (Seaver 1-0) PARKADE JUNIORS - Sullivan-Sharon Kuezynski pion Reds, now 2-3, came Monday Niekro, checked the Reds on eight The Silk Towners, cap The javelin, shot put and Lafleur, we won't be able make oral comments at that was to make his first start this after its first two games. He did not Baltimore (Palmer 0-1) at Cincinnati (Zachry 0-0) at Houston Larry Quirion 211-505, Bob and Beth Murray-Tracy time on any proposed use of ywalnut, Qreenlawn, Concord Street night as the Astros beat them, 4-3 for hits. Konieczny won his first decision tained by seniors Nancy discus events, the key to to go very far," moaned noon when the winless Red Sox specify the shifts, but did say Milwaukee (Travers 0-1) (Richard 0-0), N Carlson 211, Gordon Young also winning. Revenue Sharing funds. area. Houston’s third victory in four of the season and Niekro got his first Downing, Linda Maher, the season, will have Francis after Lafleur played the White Sox In Chicago. Ferguson Jenkins would pitch California (Ryan 1-0) at Oakland Atlanta (Messersmith 00) at Los Plouffe 236, Bob Tanner Results: Murano (EC) Written comments will also games, good for first place in the save this year. Yvonne Kearney and sophomores Janet Wilks, scored a record-tying six VOxford Drive, Handel Road, Maple In the free exhibition game left Wednesday as scheduled in the (Norris 0-0) Angeles (Rhoden OO), N 513, Nella Lelgher 455, def. Horton 66, 66; White be accepted either at the National League West. Besides his homer, Johnson Siobhan Duffy, should be Sharon Maher and Ckilbert- points in the Canadiens’ 7-2 Street, Washington Ave., Evans Ave. fielder Jim Rice treated the 2,500 wrapup against the White Sox. Minnesota (Pazik 0-0) at Seattle San Francisco (McGIothen 0-0) at Kurt Jageliou 504, Roger (EC) def. Schadler ^1,6-4; hearing or thereafter. Houston pounced on Cincinnati crashed into the left field wall in the strong in the sprints accor son and juniors Val Toros victory over the Blues Richard H. Blackstone (Romo 0-1), N San Diego (Jones 01), N Poudrier 215-598, Mike Jor Cannata (EC) def. Laven- Call 647-9946 starter and loser Woodie Fryman, 1- fifth while making a spectacular ding to Bernstein. Among and Liz Young among the Monday night, to take a 1-0 Mayor entrants. Culbertson and dan 237-609, Ken Leitz 201- dier 6-4, 6-4; Viola (EC) Harald Circulation DapL 1, for all its runs in the first inning. catch off a drive by Pete Rose. those who’ll see action In advantage in the best-of- April 12. 1977 Maher have been most 555, Tom Harley 533, Paul def. Horton 6-0, 6-2; Cincinnati got a solo homer from the 100 and 220-yard dashes seven Stanley Cup playoff No. 0236 Ken Griffey and two hits from Dan are Downing, Kearney, promising thus far. Gluhosky 235-554, Dave Legawski (F) def. Joanne EARN 8000 SPENDING MONEY Rebuilding season Edwards 207-516, Cindy quarter-final series, ’.rl National league Driessen — his first this year after senior Kim Champy, junior “The weather has been Bradley 6-2, 5-3; Lucier BOYS a OIRLS 2 lalaiulrnt 4, Salirra 2 going O-for-15 — but they were not Hayes 176. (EC) def. Rellis 66, 76; Terry Frank and bad so we haven’t been Captain Clark Gillies INVITATION 5 Evenfnge a Week enough. Dahle- Rosuall (F) def. highlighted by Cliff Johnson’s first sophomores Dana Gilbert, able to get a true indicator sc o r^ a tie-breaking goal TO BID 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. In the only other NL games, for Eagle golfers outside,” Bernstein stated, PARKADE BANTAMS - Katie Murphy-Karen home run of the season, a two-run Tracy Culbertson and midway through the second Chicago topped Philadelphia, 6-2, and Bart Carlson 153, John l^reau 6-3, 6-3; Sulllvan- CaH 947-6946 blast. Carolyn Egan. “ But we will be better than period and goaltender Billy Sealed bids will be received in i M'. J " Atlanta edged Los Angeles, 7-6. Gallant 157, Jimmie Hare Kuezynski (EC) def. the Office of The Director of “1 keep telling the kid (second The middle distances 6-6 if the sophomores who Smith made 37 saves to Cuba 6, Philliea 2 By LEN AUSTER look good produce well ISO, Leon Bilodeau 153, Culver- Zuk 6-3, 6-0; General Services, 41 Center baseman Julio Gonzalez) that when (440 and 880) will he In the earn his third consecutive Manny Trillo's double highlighted a Herald Sporlswriter hands of Linda Maher, (l.e. come through in the Craig Carlson 210-528. Murray-Young (EC) def. A Street, Manchester, Connec we get Cesar Cedeno back in the playoff victory. ticut until May 3,1977 at 11:00 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT lineup we're going to run amuck,” two-run third inning and Bobby “It’s hard to replace three guys who were the primary force to two state junior Nancy Donadlo, field events). We got hurt Rhodes-J Bklund 6-3, 6-2. .Ma|)li‘ Leafa ,‘i, Flyrra 2 a.m. for the following: said third baseman Enos Cabell, who Murcer connected for his second championships in a row,” says Elast Catholic golf Coach Tom Malln. juniors Linda Cheney and In throwing events last Maloney ill home run of the season as Chicago Darryl sutler, Dave CHEMICALS was nursing a bruised elbow inflicted ..>«■<» But that’s what he’ll have to do as Janice Meyer and seniors year,” he continued. NEW YORK (UPI) - Williams and Errol The Town of Manchester Is an ASclierWeSm eSeeeiwenten iebeaeiitwtililes by a Fryman pitch in the first. downed Philadelphia behind the the Eagle llnksmen prepare for their appear to belong to junior Brian LIx Barrett and Cindy Bernstein said he “has The American League an Lose opener seven-hit pitching of Bill Bonham, Thompson scored first- equal opportunity employer, Cabell's free pass with one out Wednesday season-opener at Charlebois and sophomore Paul Swallow. The mile and confidence in the events nounced Monday umpire Whitewashed in its to have S iilr PeSSe RaaiMeci wi eti iwWSthed See who held the Phillies scoreless until period goals in a 4:42 span and requires on affirmative started Houston rolling and starter Manchester Country Club against St. Peracchio, boUt returning veterans. two-mile runs will be in the where seniors are,” and George Maloney, who suf season-opener yesterday la this seaoa are arsed te eoalaet Jaa the ninth. as Toronto withstood action policy for all of its Con- \i>{' "fi ; • Paul and Northwest CaUiolic. East, The fourth and final position is up capable hands of juniors predicted a couple of fered severe chest pains was Bolton High’s golf tracton aod Vendors as a con McCiivaBask Saaaral Maai n r at Baaai lla tSan Attendance up Bravra 7, Dodgers 6 24-2 year ago, has a 15-date, 22- for grabs with senior Dave Katie Hennessy and Lori records would be broken. during Saturday’s Kansas power-play goals by Rick team, 5-0, by Ellington dition of doing business with of ManciMSiar. Saaca wM ba iS e M oa a llrst .MacLeish and Bob Dailey NEW YORK (UPI) - This year's Willie Montanez singled with the match schedule. McGonigle, junior Mike Belanger Veal, seniors U sile Scott Schedule: April 15 Elast City Royals-Tigers game High at Ellington Ridge the Town, is per Federal COON, first sarvad tasit. to assume a 1-0 lead in the baseball spring training games were bases loaded in the fourth inning to Gone are Brad Strella, Tim and sophomore Jamie Smith in the and Julie Hodson and Hartford / Coventry H, 19 at Detroit and was Country Club. Order 11146. series and take away seen by a record 1,064,962 people, the climax a four-run rally and pitcher LaFrancis and Mike Cooney, Integral running. Lack of playing time sophomores Joanne Meyer. Hall H, 22 Enfield A, 26 hospitalized, would be Results: Lennon (E) def. Bid forms, plant and Philadelphia’s home-ice highest total since major league Mike Marshall keyed a two-run ninth parts to two consecutive state Divi because of the weather has not Duffy, Frank and senior Simsbury A, 29 Tolland A, replaced by Michael Reil Ovian 2-1, Scott (E) def. specifications are available at inning that carried Atlanta over Los sion II titles. It’ll be hard but oUiers advantage. the General Service* Office, teams stopped barnstorming and allowed Malln a long look at the can Terl Arendt head the May 3 at Conard / with ly- Ursin 2-up, Schlechtweg COAST Angeles. Marshall singled in a run 41 Center Street, ManeWer, TO started playing organized schedules Photo Album Day Sunday at Shea must take Uielr places. didates. hurdles list with Arendt, Newington, 6 Fermi H, 13 The 49-year-old Maloney Rruina 8, Kings 3 (E) def. Potterton 5-4, before Pat Rockett hit into a double One spot will be filled by senior "I think now we have three guys Champy, junior Aina Penney H, 17 Windham A, Bobby Schmautz earned Taylor (E) def. Ferguson Connecticut. Regal SmuT in Florida, Arizona and California. Eight-year-old Keith Kranepool find’s his dad’s picture in the was still in Henry Ford TOWN OF MANCHESTER, The 1977 figure is a six per cent in play to score Gary Matthews with Roger Poudrler, who was second in capable of playing good golf. We’ll Skudra and sophomore Tes 20 Northwest Catholic H, Hospital Monday and doc a hat trick in the first 6-5, Ellington won medal i r offet romremtenee alewg with a ampetims peodmrt. the winning run in the ninth. Atlanta Mets’ new 1977 photo album. The albums will be given to fans the Individual competition In last definitely be competitive. If we can 24 Windsor / East Catholic period and Boston easily CONNECTICUT crease over 1975, the last time major Mazzotta among others In tors reported he was doing point 366-393; Medalists- ROBERT B. WEISS, Cornar ol Bread league teams played a full spring held off a ninth-inning Dodgers rally who purchase tickets for Sunday’s game against Chicago at Shea season’s Division II championship get a No. 4 man, then we’ll have a the long jump and high H, 27 State Sectionals, June well, with no sign of heart went on to grab a 1-0 lead Bob Lennon with an 83 and and CfAtar Straal Ma^-W. 0 ajik • i isjil GENERAL MANAGER Phorta 040-2111 • a t... .0 a m . • It • season. to clinch the victory. Stadium. with a round of 73. Two other slots good shot at a third title." jump. 4 State Class Meet. damage. in the series. Scott Ovian with an 86. 012-4 >: yi.s* . 'rt • EAQ^IX-^^M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues., April 12. 1977 ^N CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. 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