PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. May IB. 1978 Dominican democracy faces test SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic power following D.S. Marine invasion of there will be an orderly transition of Guzman, 67, a former agriculture (UPl) — Dominican voters today decide 1965, and Antonio Guzman of the power should he lose. minister, seeks “orderly change" and But hoarding of essential goods was ap­ whether to give President Joaquin Revolutionary Party. appealed to the working class and intellec­ parent at supermarkets, black market tuals. His party belongs to the Socialist OPTICAL Balaguer a fourth term in office or back Three former Latin American HARTFORD money dealers 'reported doing brisk International, which also includes the MANCHESTER the ieft-of-center Dominican presidents — Misael Patrana Borrero of business exchanging the Dominican peso democratic socialists of Western Europe. Revolutionary Party's bid for "orderly Colombia, Galo Plaza of Ecuador and SUNSENSOR SUNGLASSES ,. for the more stable U.S. dollar and hotels A campaign ban went into effect Mon­ change. ■' Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro of ONLY =^5.99 BY VISION day and radio stations even suspended Polls for the 2.3 million eligible voters Guatamela — were in Santo Domingo in Santo Domingo were largely empty as FASHION MENS LADIES - MF.TALS in the Caribbean island republic are open today as observers for the Organization of tourists k ep t' away from the country their news programs until after the'polls today from 6 a m. to 6 p.m. EDT and of­ American States. during election time. close. ficials at the Central Elections Board said In an exclusive interview with UPl Mon­ Balaguer has campaigned on a record of The campaign has been marred by most of the votes should be counted by day, Balaguer predicted a close vote and bringing stability and economic progress' sporadic outbursts of violence despite an ECLG to the often turbulent country during his agreement between Balaguer’s ruling midnight. large turnout will test the Dominican 12-year rule. He has appealed to mothers, Reformist Party and the Revolutionary Though eight candidates arc in the race, democratic system. housewives and peasants, saying a vote Party to avoid confrontations and respect LEARNING UARNMC C M R S , MC the only ones given any chance arc He said he had no doubt the armed for him was a vote to preserve ‘ ‘peace and each other's campaign efforts. Balaguer. 70. the incumbent who came to forces will respect the outcome of the election, whatever it may be, and that tranoniltv ” CENTER (Formeriy Singer Learning Center) An Approved Private School Italy’s rulers win vote of trust For Early Childhood Education. Americans evacuated in Zaire cent of the vote, a slight gain over their The third-ranking Socialists, who sought ROME (UPl) — Italy's ruling Christian turned out for provincial elections in For Children 3—10 yrs. WASHINGTON (U P l) - said 2,000 Zaire government troops Pavia and Viterbo and municipal elections showing in 1972, but a dramatic drop from a “humanitarian gesture” to save Moro, Deiiiocrats today savored a resounding Accepting applications for fall enrollment [ sent from Lubumbashi have arrived the 35.4 percent they-won in 1976. received 13.2 percent, about the same as it Almost all Americans trapped but bittersweet victory in local elections, in 816 cities and towns. at Kolwezi and are fighting a Communist spokesman Luca Pavolini did in 1972, but a dramatic gain from their and our summer camp program: by fighting in Zaire have been a win they and their Communist rivals Final municipal election returns showed counter-offensive there against rebel both say was a voter backlash to former the Christian Democrats got 42.5 percent said the Christian-Democratic gains were 1976 showing of 9.1 percent. —Red Cross swim Instruction evacuated by truck and “determined by an emotional upsurge, but Heavy losers were the neo-Fascist —Arts and crafts invaders. Prime Minister Aldo Moro's murder. of the vote, compared with 37.5 in the 1972 helicopter, averting th? need "Combat is raging on the outskirts municipal elections and 38.9 percent in the also by the fact that they promoted a Italian Social Movement, the Social Even as Italians exercised their right to —Nature hikes and much morel ^ for evacuation by the 82nd Air- of town and the guerrillas still con­ 1976 general election. policy of understanding with other Democrats, the Liberals and extreme lef­ vote, the Red Brigades added another Full and half day programs available. trol Kolwezi’s hospital and airport," “This is a decisive answer to terrorism democratic forces and took a firm line on tist groups. borhe Division, the State notch to their own tally by shooting and Flexible hours to accommodate working Lombo said. and a complete expression of trust in the the Moro affair.” The statement by the Christian Department said today. wounding a labor relations chief in "A number of foreigners at democratic state,” Christian Democratic Moro arranged the current deal with the Democrats said, “The more marked drop 8Chodul6s> A spokesman said all but about 10 Bologna, the sixth such attack since Kolwezi have been taken hostage by Party Secretary Benigno Zaccagnini said. Communists and four other parties who by the extreme left shows it is clearly 481 Spring Street, Manchester, Ct. Americans have been evacuated by Moro's body was found a week ago today. the rebels as protection against at­ Government officials said about 88 per­ The second-ranking Communists, who now back the Cabinet in Parliament, the paying directly for its ‘neutrality’ faced the Morrison-Knudsen Engineering Tel (203) 646-1610 tack by the Zaire air force’s Mirage cent of the nearly 4 million eligible voters also maintained a “no-deal" stance first such pact to involve the Italian Com­ with subversive violence.” CAU FOR A CAMF ■ROCKURi Co. American workers and their je t fighters,” he said. against the terrorists, received 26.7 per­ munists in 31 years. dependents were involved with con­ struction of a high voltage power transmission line near Kolwezi, the Eritrea Zaire \ copper mining town in Shaba province where fighting between NAIROBI, Kenya (UPl) - Ethio­ •lorinord.U.SA,19;a Zairean troops and rebels held vir­ pian troops backed by Cuban troops rebels tual hostage some 3,000 foreigners. and Soviet advisers broke out of their A spokesman for the State Depart­ encircled enclave of Asmara, using gaining ment task force on Zaire said about tanks, warplanes and artillery to 78 Americans were moved to the smash the yearlong siege by town of Musonoy, 60 miles west of Eritean rebels. KINSHASA, Zaire (UPl) Good taste. Kolwezi. There were no incidents A spokesman tor the Eritrean — Rebel forces have seized reported during the evacaution. Liberation Front, which has been Shaba's key mining center The spokesman for the Task Force fighting for independence for the of of Kolwezi and the rail said that the remaining Americans former Italian colony for 17 years, center of Mutshatsha in are in the vicinity of the fighting in said 20,000 Ethiopian troops moved tierce fighting, diplomatic Itirtyton Kolwezi, and could not reach the south and southwest from Asmara in Aquatic auto at Burr Corners sources said today. KODL trucks or helicopters to be an apparent pincer movement The sources said evacuated. designed to break the insurgents’ Looking like an aqua-car with pontoons, this motor vehicle lot at the Burr Corners Shopping Plaza alter a heavy down- Kolwezi and the rail The alert of one battalion of the 82d hold around the northern province was spotted whooshing through a flooded area of the parking pour. (Herald photo by Pinto) center of Mutshatsha Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, N.C., capital. further west were in had been a precautionary move, of­ The Ethiopians, he said, “have secessionist rebel hands ficials said. penetrated the forward defense today following fierce The president could have ordered lines” of the guerrillas, which had fighting in which several 16 18 18 18 14 18 American troops abroad for the successfully held off repeated at­ 17 19 17 17 18 16 MG. TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR foreigners were killed. MG. TAR MG. TAR MG.TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR MG. TAR tacks since the city was encircled Data advisers quit in protest MG. TAR evacuation, on the advice of the U.S. 1.0 MG. NIC. 1.1MG.NC. 1.1MG.NC. 1.2MG.NC. 1.1 MG. NIC. 0.6 MG. NIC. 1.2MG.NC. The diplomatic said the 1.2 MG. NIC. 1.2 MG. NIC. 1.0MG.NC. 1.3 MG. NIC. 1.2MG.NC. ambassador to Zaire, Walter Cutler. last year. tiveness of the tax collector’s office rebels took Kolwezi in “The principal aim is to get these The spokesman said the Ethiopians By JUNE 'rOMPKINS Kramer. system and the push on delinquent Their action was taken “as a result has certainly been improved." heavy street fighting but folks out without injury, and as were using tanks, warplanes and ar­ tax collections, the Board of Direc­ Herald Reporter of a less-than-candid relationship The members also criticized the the center where many quickly as possible, and we felt that tillery in their onslaught, decribed as tors decided to keep the staff intact Members of the Citizens Advisory between the town management and town for recruiting staff during the foreigners live — including doing it by other means was best,” the “largest offensive ever launched until after the June and July collec­ Committee for Data Processing sub­ data processing study period and about too Americans— was one State Department official said. by the Ethiopians.” A naval bom­ this committee during an extensive tion period, and then revaluate the mitted their resignations, effective commented that the staff is now now quiet. A president has the authority to bardment was reported near the Port study of the application of data system. immediately, in a letter to Town larger than it was before the installa­ The government of commit U.S. troops abroad if he of Assab on the strategic Red Sea processing to the tax collector's of­ “ I would hope the committee Manager Robert Weiss dated May 11. tion of the data processing systera President Mobutu Sese notifies Congress of the action within coast. fice.’-: V- will remain in place until after the In a letter of protest, resignations The letter further stated that as a last year. I Seko ordered a general 48 hours. ..The troops must be Ethiopia disclosed Tuesday test period," Weiss said. "Their in­ were submitted by Leo J. Kwash, result of this relationship, the cost Weiss said today he has written a formation has been invaluable to the mobilization, and withdrawn within 60 days unless government forces had launched the chairman, Walter Doll, vice chair­ reduction projected by the com­ letter to the four resigning members town's tax collecting system,” he diplomatic reports from Congress authorizes aqcontinued long-expected counteroffensive in man, and committee members mittee to the Board of Directors will asking them to reconsider. He said added. A Paris said France had commitment, under the War Powers Eritrea and indicated that Cuban and Dudley B. Henderson and Charles P. not be realized, “although the effec­ that because of the newness of the placed its transport air­ Good taste, less tar. Act passed in 1973 over Richard Soviet forces were taking part in the craft on alert. Nixon’s veto. battle. - France transported At Ft. Bragg, N.C., trucks and i Moroan troops to Zaire last other equipment had been moved year to help Mobutu’s throughout the night to staging areas Rhodesia government win an 80-day as units of the 82nd Airborne Division Library board defends policy SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPl) - war in the same region of prepared for possible deployment to Fifty black civilians died in a night­ By JUNE rO M l’KINS is required for any contract over $1,- Co. was asked to take over on a tem­ best choice. Personal service is an the copper-rich province in Only 8 nig. tar Zaire. ' time crossfire between government Y porary basis. area in which such bidding is least the former Belgian Congo. A number of airlift planes were at troops and nationalist guerrillas, the Herald Reporler 000. In a press release issued today, the Satisfied with the quality of work useful," the release said. Diplomats said several nearby Pope Air Force Base for government said, marking the worst The Manchester Library Board As low as you can go and board said that "until 1962, custodial performed and wishing to continue it, The library board never signed any Belgians, French and an possible use, including C130 Tur­ civilian slaughter in Rhodesia's five- today supported its past practice of services were performed by persons the library board asked town officials formal contracts with Colonial Em­ Italian were among those boprops and C141 jets. year" war. using an annual oral agreement for still get good tasle. regularly employed as stall what procedure should be followed to pire. The agreement was oral. The killed as the Katanga Rhodesian authorities disclosed custodial services for the town's members. During that year it continue the satisfactory service. board feels that the necessity for an­ rebels battled the Tuesday the incident occurred at libraries. became necessary to re-plan The town Board of Directors nual agreements provided a kind of government's North Close on rebels 10:30 p.m. Sunday night, when “a The matter has come to the town’s custodial work because it had in­ granted permission for the libary "built-in check. ” Korean-trained routine security force patrol came attention since Walter Joyner, presi­ KINSHASA, Zaire (UPl) - creased with tlie large building ad­ board to waive competitive bidding In addition, the board said they Kamanyola Brigade. across a terrorist group addressing a dent of the Colonial Empire Co., Zairean paratroopers closed in today ditions at Mary Cheney Library.” for custodial services, an action have drawn up a list of work to be group of tribesmen in a curfew area.” recently resigned from the Advisory on the rebel-held mining center of The library board decided to use a which has continued yearly by done in recent years which Colonial The military command did not say Board of Health because of a possible Kolwezi and fighting was reported on custodial service when one of the successive town boards. Empire has agreed to accept and has where the fighting occurred, but conflict of interest. the outsxirts of the town where about library custodians died and another The library board said competibive honored. The board said it considers Rhodesian sources said the incident The Town Charter also has a provi­ 3,000 foreigners were held virtual proved unsatisfactory. bidding has advantages and defects. this to be a form of contract. took place in the Gutu district of sion stating that competitive bidding hostage. The board said Colonial Empire ' ‘The lowest bidder is not always the I M p d i c a r e southeastern Rhodesia. According to government figures, supplem ent Conflicting reports said as many as more than 11,000 people have died a e o n e e r n 11 foreigners have died in the week- since the war began in earnest in old invasion of Shaba province, December 1972. These included some Dominican troops seize polls formerly known as Katanga, by 8,000 insurgents, more than 2,500 WASHINGTON (UPl) - Angola-based Katangese rebels. black civilians, 617 black and white SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican minister of state for the Armed forces would limit themselves to commanders refused to go along with it. Balaguer had opposed any coup Citing the case of a woman In Rabat, Morocco, Zaire’s Am­ government troops and 159 white Republic (UPl) — Dominican troops Forces, announced that the armed maintaining order and preserving attempt and told UPl in'an interview who bought 19 costly health bassador Lombo Lo Mangamanga civilians. seized electoral commission forces were not carrying out a coup democracy. The first public reaction Monday the armed forces had and life insurance policies headquarters in Santo Domingo with the apparent electoral defeat of was one of skepticism due to the rup­ today and there were widespread incumbent President Joaquim pledged a peaceful transition if Guz­ in one year. Sen. Lawton ture of the electoral processes wlien reports of a half-hearted military Balaguer and said the military would man won the election. Chiles, D-Fla., said today the army halted ballot counting in the coup attempt to head off a victory by not deviate from its institutional Military leaders were meting with Congress must protect the middle of the night. left-wing presidential candidate An­ Balaguer today and the outcome of elderly who are desperate Inside today functions. The reports said there had been a to supplement Medicare tonio Guzman. His terse announcement on a coup attempt but that it was aborted any coup attempt was expected to de­ benefits. Manchester The nation Lt. Gen. Juan Beauchamps Javier, national network said the armed when some strong military garrison pend on the outcome of that meetine. National Police Chief Gen, Neit Chiles read a letter from Directors give permission for George Wallace says he won't Rafael Nivar Seijas was heard on the 87-year-old “Jane Doe," work to begin on filling out run for the U.S. Senate, a; move police radio band this morning con­ who wrote that she bought application for federal funds for that may end his political career. voking his section chiefs to policies from six agents Hilliard Pond. They will vote In Pennsylvania, primary voters Boys accused in blaze headquarters and placing on an alert. representing nine com again on a final application and decide who will battle for the This touched off reports here and panics in 1976 and 1977 - will not permit any money to be governorship. See page 24. was discovered in a closet of a vacant abroad that Seijas was acting against committing herself to Two 12-year-old boys have been spent on surveys until then. See apartment about 3 p.m. Both fires caused minimal Guzman, whose social reforms were almost $4,000 in annual referred to juvenile authorities on Police said a resident saw the damage, but left police and fire of­ premiums. page 8- The world charges in connection with a fire in an anathema to Seijas. 'The Human Relations Commis­ youths leave the building prior to the ficials concerned about the lack of The troops acted as returns froln Opening a hearing of the the basement of the Centennial sion asks whether the town did not Human rights activist Yuri fire. security in the building. Tuesday’s presidential election Senate Special Committee Apartments, Chestnut Street, on May' incur an obligation to minority Orlov faces jeering spectators No charges have been made in con­ Town Fire Chief John Rivosa has showed Balaguer was falling farther on Aging, he said the elder­ 10. workers when It induced the J.C. and a judge who won’t let him nection with an earlier suspicious ordered the management firm to in­ and farther behind Guzman, a rich ly have good reason to seek Police said the juveniles were P en n ey .Co., to l o c a t e in question witnesses in his Soviet fire in the basement of the stall locks on doors, clean up debris rancher from the Cibao who supplemental health in­ charged Tuesday with criminal Manchester. See page 2. trial. See page 9. apartment^, but police are con­ and make other fire safety correc­ galvanized a middle class surge tor surance and warned that trespass. tinuing to investigate. In the April 29 tions in the four-story building. change with promises to end cori up- Congress must: The fire was definitely set, accor­ fire, a mattress and chair cushion Some of the corrections have tion. He had a 2-1 lead when voting • Clarify what medical East Hartford Sports ding to police and fire authorities. It were set on fire in a storage area. begun, according to residents. was halted. benefits are provided by Minor league baseball for Medicare for persons over A Superior Court judge orders Manchester? See Herald Angle, 65. reinstatement of Charles East- page 15. • Stop private insurance man, a policeman fired in 1975 for M anchester Country Club salesmen from preying on alleged misuse of his powers. See woihen golfers share tournament the elderly. page H ., ' I honors. See page 16. U.S. signals mixed on jet sales “The woman (Jane Doe) The East Hartford Citizen Ac- *,> J _ „ WASHINGTON (UPl) - The White considers the next step toward peace Vice President Waller F. Moiidale implications that members of the was committed to Source of all 'lai' and nicotine disclosures in this ad la either FTC Report tion Group is supporting the M ,n u v x House is sending mixed signals in the is for Israel to respond to U.S. and other ^administration officials White House staff were engaged in payments of almost $4,000 Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined August 1977 or FTC Method.Of A ll Brandi Sold: Lowest tan 0.5 mg. educatlqh_ and police portions o f ...... wake of its hard-won Senate approval proposals concerning the future of joined the effort, making between 25 some sort of vendetta, that there was a year in premiums for in­ 'tar,' 0.05 mg. nicotine; Kent Golaan Lights; Kings R s g u lir- jme town budget. See page U . > ...... 22-23 of the safe of warplanes to Israel and the Gaza Strip and the occupied West and 50 calls altogether. even a reference that anti-Semitism surance, which, even from That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 8 mg. 'tar,' 0.6 mg. nicotine; Kings M a n th o l- 8 mg. 'tar,' 0.7 mg. two moderate Arab nations. Bank of the Jordan. “This has been a sharp debate,” was involved," Powell said. the sketchy information : . Classified..,;...... 24-26 "To the extent it is possible nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report August 1977. A senior U.S. official, deeply in­ But in trying to combat any talk of Powell said, “and it is our hope that, provided in the letter, has Connecticut volved -in the Middle East peace a vendetta or anti-Semitism — terms to the extent possible, we can put through our public statements and , jh East Hartford...... — — 11-12 to be largely worthless to negotiations, said the safe should tell used by White House press secretary that debate behind us and concentrate through our private conversations, Gerald Stevens says Ella ' Editorial 4 her because of the duplica Israel it is in a new ballgame with Jody Powell — President Carter our attention now, all of us, on the particularly with those who opposed Grasso would be the “odds on Entertainm ent...... 18 tion and overlap in new rules, a s ^ r as U.S. policy is phoned 10 or 12 persons, both sup­ search for a permanent and just us on this matter, we will attempt to favorite" if the election were held Manchester . , . . . . 2-3, 6-8,10,14 coverage," said the concerned, .xi porters and opponents of the sale, in peace.” lay those sorts of concerns to rest," qow. See page 1 f. ^ Sports ...... 15-17 Florida senator. The officiaLi^d the United States and out of Congress. “I noticed in a couple of reports he said. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 17, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (.'(inn.. Wed., May 17. 1978 — PAGE THHKK Directors delay Briarwood basin, Missionary to speak

Fallow re-elected The Rev. David G. Snider, a newly will be the denomination's first mi.s- will consider alternative site approved Assemblies of God mis­ sionaries to serve there. sionary, will be guest speaker tonight The Rev. Mr. Snider pastured the Pilgrim Assembly of God Church in tors meeting earlier this month to owner ot the tarm property, which is the entire step he is reepmmending at T;30 at Calvary Church, 647 E. i$y I'liAasoN South Carver, Mass., before applying protest the proposal. They said that off Bidwell Street across from the to improve Folly Brook drainage AARP< chapter head Middle Turnpike, Manchester. lltTiilil it<'|iorli‘r for the mission field. He has served the basin might be a safety hazard Meadows Convalescent Home. Special music and a presentation would cost $169,000 plus indirect cost as director of College Ministries for The Manchester Board of Direc­ because there are many youn^ Part of the area now floods during Miss Faith E. Fallow of 23 Gerard secretary; and Marion T, Jesseman, about the revival in the South Pacific to future development. will highlight tonight’s missionary the Southern New England District tors voted Tuesday night not to children in the neighborhood. inajor storms. The town would seek St. has been re-elected president of corresponding secretary. All officers proceed with construction of a deten­ Manchester Chapter, American were named directors. service, which is open to the public.' of the Assemblies of God and has The board had heard no objections to purchase inundation rights for that The missionary and his wife, been involved in youth ministry and tion basin off Briarwood Drive for at part of the land where the basin He is proposing that only the basin Association of Retired Persons. Others elected include James W. from the residents before it voted ap­ be built at this time. Other future Doris, will be involved in pioneer evangelism in East Africa, the Carib­ ieast 30 days. might be built, Giles said. It also The installation of officers will be McKay and Barbara Potterton, proval of the basin. After the com­ expenses might include im­ mission work during their first four- bean and the South Pacific. During tliat time. Jay Giies, direc­ plaints were heard, the board might be able to use some of the town conducted by George Potterton, directors for three-year terms; provements to the spillway at year term of service in French tor of pubiic works, wiii investigate suggested that alternate proposals be property adjacent to Wetherell director and past president of the Louise C. Taylor, director and the possibiiity of buiiding a simitar Keeney Pond and enlargement of chapter, June 14 at 1 p.m, at Willie’s nominating committee; Mary Polynesia . This area of the South MinehMtor Evening Herald looked into. Street for the basin. piping through Ansaldi’s property. basin downstream on the Peiia farm Giles, in a letter to the board, Steak House. Entertainment will be Tierney, Mary Graif, Mary Fraher, Pacific is a new mission field for the Publlth«d «v*ry tvtnlno «xc«pt Tuesday night, Giles Giles said that it is not clear at this Assemblies of God, and the Sniders I S u n d iy t and hoBdaya. E nttrad at tha property. recommended that the Briarwood provided by the Singing Seniors of Virginia Prior, Mary Warren and Manchaatar, Conn. Poat Offica a i 9a- recommended that the town proceed time who would pay for such changes The directors pieviousiy had ap­ with suggestions included in a report Drive basin not be built and that Vernon. Roy Warren, nominating committee. Pndtlpd Suit cond Ctaaa Mail Mattar. proved construction of a detention Society for Savings contribute ap­ if they are approved in the future. Other elected officers are deviously elected directors who by Metcalf & Eddy about the Folly Giles said that the proposed Peiia Suggested Cerrlet Rates basin off Briarwood Drive to soive Brook drainage area. proximately ^8,000,' the estimated Francesco Morasco, first vice presi­ are continuing on the board are Ethel A neatly-dressed, well-groomed Payabla In Advanca reported flooding problems in the Farm basin would do the same job as dent; C. Hoyt Stllson, second vice LeLeu and Potterton for two years, businessman appeared to be the ul­ Singia c o p y ...... 1 5 1 The first step he suggested was to cost of the detention basin, toward the one suggested for Briarwood WaaKly . . . 90S Folly Brook area. build a detention basin on the Peiia development of the proposed basin on president; Mark W. Hill, treasurer; and Virginia Flavell and Mary V timate in respectability. Who would Ona month .. ..13.00 A downstream firm, the Andrew Drive. He said that it was not Marion Atkinson, recording Tierney for one year. have guessed that in the shoulder Thraa monthi .J11.70 Farm property. He asked for 60 days Peiia Farm. proposed previously because it was Six months .. .$23.40 Ansaldi Co., has filed suit against The board agreed not to act until pads of his suit jacket were sewn two Ona yaar .$46.80 to study the matter, but the board felt this was a more complicated Mali Ratas Upon iPaquast Society for Savings, the developer of Giles can do more research on the plastic bags of cocaine? The U.S, asked that Giles be ready to present plan since it involved someone else's Subscribars who fall to racalve the Manchester West subdivision a report at its June 13 meetings. matter. Customs officers guessed — and thair nawspapar bafora 5:30 p.m. that includes Briarwood Drive. property. Miss Faith K. Fallow seized 'k pounds of cocaine. should talaphona tha circulation Giles has not yet talked to the In his letter, Giles estimated that Hev. Dtiviil (». .Snider dapartmant, 647-9946. The suit says that runoff from the subdivision has increased the brook's flow and caused the downstream problems. Manchester public records The proposed basin off Briarwood Town’s role questioned Drive would be dry most of the time ■ * " 41“ but would hold water during rainy Hartford, property at 20 W. Middle Turn­ V" '.J*'.. periods and then allow it to drain \\ nrrunlv (Iwdn Hamilton J. McKee and Sally-Ann pike, $95,000. slowly into the brook. James E. Kost and Saundra A. Kost to The basin was suggested as a solu­ McKee to Cary P. Repoli and Jo-Ann in hiring of minorities Repoli, both of Ellington,, property at 4 David W. Morsey, property at 82 tion to both the flooding problem and Wedgewood Drive, $44,500. the suit. Durkin St., $37.9(X). R FABnU^f. liHGHESTER Hayden L. Griswold Jr. to Nutmeg (Jiiilrluiiii deed f Residents of Briarwood Drive, That is what at least one member and those locating within a town N Hv AI,ICK KVAiNS Homes Inc., property at Highland Park, Hans Bonn to David'G. Lefflbine and INRTON VALLE JIMSBURT however, were not pleased with the of Manchester's Human Relations must comply with the town’s Affir­ Ingrid S. Lefflbine, property on Beacon Meruld Kepurlrr $77,500. proposal. About 25 attended a direc- Commission, Roy Craddock believes. mative Action Plan. Street, no conveyance tax. Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. When tax abatements were offered The commission, which has been The local commission believes the Mnrringc lirciiHCH by the town to induce the J.C. Penney Board of Directors should take a Peterman Jr. to James W. Barrett. West asked to look into a complaint from Hartford, property at 14 W. Middle Turn­ Ernest D. Demko, 119B Oakland St.. and Co. to locate its catalog warehouse in minority contractors about the hiring position on this matter. “Whatever Lori C. Galligan, 87 Mill St., May 20 at St, Manchester, did the town commit position it takes, a lot of people will pike. $85,000. MCC panel practices of the J.C. Penney Co.'s Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T, Bridget, itself, morally or in other ways to en­ be looking at it, including a lot of project in Manchester, heard a Therein he enough to go around Peterman Jr, to James W. Barrett, West . Stephan R. Clicken and Patricia M. sure the firm will hire minority con­ report on the complaint Tuesday those outside Manchester,” Honor Tesik, both of Brookline, Mass.. June 11. to question tractors or sub contractors to help night by Commissioner John Honor, said. Wilberto D. Nazario, Hartford, and Joy build the complex? who has been studying the matter. The commission will make no Counting boxes for the Lions Club of Manchester’s annual L. Sullivan, 17E Garden Drive, May 27 at Rep.Stevens Craddock doesn't agree with Town recommendation to the Board of Cracker Jack drive, are from right, Ben Shankman, chairman ; Zinsser backs Emanuel Lutheran. I* ■■ h ' 'I Manager Weiss, who told The Herald Directors, but Honor and Lee Ann and John Bilow, a co-chairman. Drive will be conducted on two John DiCioccio, 20 Fulton Road, and Monday that the matter does not in­ Gundersen, commission Thursday nights, May 18 and May 25, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Marion C. Padden, Meriden, May 21 at chairwoman, will draft a report on state House of Representatives Appeals ruling volve the town since J.C. Penney is Manchester Parkade, Caldor’s, and Vernon Circle. All donated Rome in race home. the information it has received, in­ ■f- ■ ? i Minority Leader Gerald Stevens, now the owner of the property it is funds are used for eye research, educational scholarships, John A. Williamson and Kerry A. Republican candidate for governor, HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ developing in the Tolland Turnpike cluding a question about the involve­ Lukovitz. both of Cromwell. May 26 at ford Hilton is appealing a decision by ment the town has with J.C. Penney glacoma screen tests, and local charities. Lloyd Davidson is Carl Zinsser, a Republican member of will appear in the Main Campus industrial park. home, I ’ •, ' \ Auditorium at Manchester Com­ the state Liquor Commission that its “I believe if the town gave some and if it indicates in any way some also serving as co-chairman. (Herald photo by Pinto) \ the Manchester Board of Directors, has munity College Thursday at 7:30 p.m. liquor license be suspended for five preferential treatment to Penney in action by the board. announced his support for State Sen. I) ^ in the last of a series of “Meet the days for showing the musical “Oh wooing it to build here, the town Lewis Rome in the race for governor. Calcutta” in its ballroom. Cummings Candidates " nights sponsored by the shouldn't wash its hands of this Rome is one of three Republican can­ MCC Student Senate, After brief Lawyer Robert Cohen said matter. If something has been given didates who is seeking the party's nomina­ opening remarks. Rep, Stevens will Tuesday the commission ruling to Penney by the town to get them to tion for governor. to speak on respond to questions from a panel raised “serious constitutional come here, I think the town has a New FOI hearing set “I think it's time we started looking at composed of representatives of local issues,” such as whether the com­ moral commitment if not another what kind of a job a guy can do,” Zinsser and statewide press, an MCC staff mission is authorized to censor commitment,” Craddock said. said. He said that he feels Rome would do alcoholism I member and an MCC student. legitimate shows. The nude musical The state Commission on Rights the best job of all the announced can­ The panel will include; William P. was performed at the Hilton in and Opportunities seems to agree on consolidation issue didates seeking the position. January. with Craddock. This morning a Rep. Ted Cummings, D-Manchester, Pike, editor of “The Chronicle” in Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, 1 by FOI Commissioner Pr.. John Willimantic; Barry Berman, direc­ . The commission gave t^e hotel the member of the state commission A Freedom of Information com­ Ship signal flags recipient of the governor’s 1977 award for istoofferourval«^.cu(^ ( Rappaport. HOUSEINO ORGANIZERS Itn’l il about lime the churchet The more important question is: ★ ★ ★ changed their altitude toward "Am I the kind of person who will Admittedly, what I use for a face marriage? Il neemt to make much be the best person for him or her to poses problems on account it more tense for two people to live be married to?" Federal proposal unnerves gun buff features a nose that has been thrice together for a while before they get That's a very hard question under mail protesting the proposal. enable this agency “to trace crime broken, lived-in lines, and permanent mm Awards and Huzzahs married instead of having to learn any circumstances and it requires a By Li:i; HODKRICK Members of Congress also report a guns in minutes rather than days.” five-o’clock shadow. But the corner PRI(XS to live with each other only after fair amount of objectivity and time WASHINGTON - The National Ri­ heavy volume of mail against it. According to Davis, more than l^alf cosmetician assures me there's a they make life-long marriage fle Association has been known to in­ alone for reflection. ★ ★ ★ of the 60,(XX) crime gun traces cJji- new pancake makeup that converts Frederick B. Rentschler, who vows? vent red herrings to help justify its It takes a lot of people with a in a "trial" marriage situation, Knowing an issue dear to the ducted each year by the BATF afe an aging mug into the downy founded Pratt & Whitney Aircraft ★ ★ ★ existence to its one million-plus host of talents to make our corpo­ there is less time alone for reflection hearts of their constituents when made at the request of local polici countenance of teen-age guitar ad­ in 1925 and headed United until his Answer; and there is a tendency to become members. ration tick. And it takes teamwork. they see one, members from hunting sheriff and state law enforcement of­ dict. Plastic surgeons these days death in 1956; and H.M. Horner, The churches have not been blind very subjective as an individual is NRA currently has in its cross Every spring at our annual share­ states are falling over each other ficers. Currently, the agency uses a^ offer a wide choice of noses and fixed who served the company for more to the fact that more and more learning to cope with a large number hairs, however, a federal proposal OF ALL KITCHEN CABINETS AND WARDROBES holders’ meeting, we pause to sa­ denouncing the plan. Sen. James A. manual gun tracing system which, smiles. than 40 years, rising from stock couples are choosing to live together of new personal experiences. that seems close to being what NRA Lipstick is no problem. It's Nile lute selected people and teams for McClure (R-Idaho) says it is a says Davis, has an average response chaser to chief executive officer. before getting married. It is an issue These two dynamics virtually insists it is — a "de facto” registra­ green for me, and kindly don’t meritorious contributions to United “sleazy back-door attack on the time of several days. The Horner Citation, in the form that is not a new one and is guarantee that the important ques­ tion scheme, cen­ smooch too hard. Mama. Also, Technologies. Awards are conferred nation’s firearms owners,” while The NRA takes issue with Davis’ of a Tiffany silver bowl, goes to our something that has received serious tion ("Am I the kind of person who tralized and com­ yellow eye shade for day and purple on individual employees and entire Rep. John Ashbrook (R-Ohio) says response time figures. “The BATF operating units whose perfor­ attention in many different will be the best person for him or her puterized by Un­ for night, plus natural dark brown operating units. “This sneak attack is the Carter ad­ has consistentely pointed with pride Save Now and make y«ir houaehold chorea a mance best exemplifies cooperation generations, in different times and to be married to?") will not be asked cle Sam, fingernails around the clock. For per­ A gold medal and $5,000 go to ministration’s way of getting gun to its ability to trace firearms under breeze. Choose from a big aeloctlon of heavy places. Recent studies tend to sup­ or answered. The Treasury fume, what else but Raging Passion? each winner of the individual and team spirit. control without public knowledge.” If existing procedures,” states a recent The first winner is our Sikorsky port the traditional teaching. 2. Arrogance: Most couples com- Department’s NRA fact sheet on the . proposed Draw my bubble bath while I'm gauge Metal Cabinetaend Wardrobaa. awards, given for technical achieve­ it succeeds, he adds, gun-owning Aircraft division. It spearheaded In our "liberated" age it sounds templating a traditional approach to B ureau of regulations. “They have pubiiciy getting my hair marcellpd, Robert. (No Ralnchockt / No Spoclal Ordoro) ment. They memorialize George J. citizens "will be subject to the the total team effort, involving a lot like a good theory for people to live marriage enter upon their marital Alcohol, Tobacco, danger of ultimate gun con­ stated examples of their ability to Today I’m all autonomous ME. Mead, our first vice president for together before marriage. There is a of people throughout the corpora­ relationship with a certain amount of and Firearms fiscation.” trace a firearm in less than an hour.” engineering. certain logic to the notion that such a tion, that went into winning the heaithy doubt. The nervous bride or (BATF) has proposed the system, Nonsense, repiies BATF Director ★ ★ ★ This year. Mead Awards went to period of time could be well spent Pentagon’s recent go-ahead to pro­ the nail-biting bridegroom is not ac­ emphasizing its intent is to aid law Rex D. Davis: ” ... ’The regulations The variance in these figures, it two engineers at our Pratt & Whit­ getting better acquainted; dis­ duce a new, heavy-lift helicopter ting that way simply because they enforcement through cutting the are designed to prevent the criminal appears, is that the BATF is capable ( Y;68terday8 ] ney Aircraft Group: Robert E. covering areas of compatibility and called the CH-53E Super Stallion. are the star attractions in an time it takes to trace a gun used in a misuse of firearms, and are not in in an extreme case of tracing a Davis and Robert S. Mazzawy. incompatibility; developing a When the Defense Department or­ elaborate ceremony. On the con­ crime. Each new weapon would be any way intended to interfere with weapon under the existing They were singled out for their healthy sexual respon.se; facing, dered it into production, the good trary, their nervousness reflects a given a unique serial number. the lawful possession or use of guns. recordkeeping system in less than an work leading to solution of a con­ ahead of time, some of the problems 25 yearn nfio’ , healthy kind of wonder and doubt Licensed dealers would be required “We seek only firearms identifica­ hour' The newly proposed program, dition called stagnation stall that news capped a decade of research, of marriage; and making a rational This date was a Sunday: The about this step they are about to take. to report the numbers to BATF, on the other hand, would give the appears now and then in jet engines design, engineering development, decision about whether or not a par­ tion data to help solve crimes. We Herald did not publish. On the other hand, couples who which in turn could quickly trace a federal agency the ability to routine­ in flight. prototype fabrication, and flight ticular person is the one who will have not requested that names of 10 yearn a(To have successfully lived together in a weapon to a particular dealer and firearms owners be registered. ly trace any weapon registered in the While the Mead Awards are giv­ tests. make the best husband or wife to Manchest^’s Brotherhood in Ac­ N r trial marriage often make their learn its owner^s name. system and determine its owner in a en for individual deeds, our Board For its part in the CH-53E pro­ spend your life with. Under these proposals, the names tion chooses ,Camp Kennedy as ipi marrige vows with a somewhat NRA believes this would be a matter of minutes. of Directors Trophy recognizes gram, our Hamilton Standard divi­ But what sounds reasonable in and addresses of individual gun benefactor of^roject 68. ; arrogant attitude toward their logical first step toward centralized While I personally don’t share the learn achievement. This year’s tro­ sion was awarded the first Rent­ theory is not authenticated in purchasers would not have to be Mrs. John m. Kenneally Jr. qf prospects for the future. As a con­ registering of the names of gun fears of gun registration harbored by Willard Road 18 elected president of phy was won by Pratt & Whitney schler Memorial — a crystal experience and practice. Over the reported.” sequence, when problems arise it is owners as well — something many hunters, as an owner of several the Manchester Association for tii'e Aircraft’s Manufacturing Division sculpture crafted by Steuben. It’s years I have found that the rate ot (The proposed rules, in fact, doubly difficult to respond in a spirit Congress steadfastly has refused to specifically exclude the reporting of sporting rifles, I respect them. At Help of Retarded Children. , for applying advanced technology presented to an operating unit failure in marriages is three to four go along with. of humility and forgiveness. names and addresses.) any rate, the faster tracing of crime Vytautas Mqrijosius, conduct(jr to the manufacture of jet-engine judged to have made the most times greater among those couples These two'capacities, humility and ★ ★ ★ and director of '.Manchester Civic turbine blades in a computerized significant technical contribution who have chosen to live together on ★ ★ W guns that the BATF proposal would forgiveness, seem to be absolutely There are two key questions at Davis, the nation’s top firearms en­ provide may well be worth the risks Orchestra for the past five years, an­ casting facility we’ve built at our on behalf of another unit. Ham­ "test" basis before making their basic to the success of any marriage, issue: nounces he is unavailable for ap­ ilton Standard developed the forcement officer, says the quarterly inherent in its proposal. •Il Middletown plant. marriage vows. and arrogance seems to be the (1) Does the agency’s proposal con­ pointment with the orchestra fw We createci two new awards this automatic flight control system for What can account for this apparent rdj&rts of firearms exchanges • Scripps League Newspapers 1978 next year. marriage's greatest enemy. stitute a back-door attempt to cir­ I -• ‘iPK* -V year in tribute to a pair of men who Sikorsky’s Super Stallion. contradiction of the theory? required under the rules would Sometimes we forget that the' cumvent the will of Congress? gave extraordinary leadership to To all the award winners, a warm I think there are two basic reasons :.c i I ' teachings of the church and syn­ (2) Would the speedier tracing of ty P o B tS a q i our corporation. They are the late “ well done.’’ for the failure of "living together" 8C00P8 agogue about marria'ge are the firearms used in crimes justify the icktofirkittfi arrangements, product of 4,000 years of human expense to taxpayers and the TOUB§ m m u rm 1. Asking the wrong question; In a experience. We believe that God has possibility that the system would UUdOJlH POUMt lit m Hour? "trial” marriage people often are chosen to reveal himself and his will lead to traditional registration of gun I asking the wrong question. Usually for us through the history of human owners? H $10-00 the question a.sked goes .something experiences. The proposed new rules were r m i^OU'RE fjVfp, PUMITED like this: publish^ in the Federal Register on OPEN THUR8. TECHNOLOGIES. On issue effecting marriage, the °^ t a n t t o NITE TILL 9 PM "Will this person bo a good hus­ traditional teaching still seems to March 21. Interested parties are in­ OJK Mfl band (or wife) for me? " make that most sense. vited to comment on them by,writing rkfUki Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky Aircrad • Hamilton Standard While this is certainly a que.stion Submitted by: to BATF by May 22, after which the Power Systems Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Center iR rH ? 945 MAIN STREET that goes through the mind of every The Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson agency will decide whether to person contemplating marriage, and St. Mary's Episcopal Church proceed as planned. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER it's a good que.stion to ask. il tend: to 41 Park'st,, A source at the federal agency says rA U > overshadow a much more important Manchester the BATF has received “tons” of ta MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). Manc hester. ('»iiil.. Wnl . Mu\ 17. I97B - I'AllK SEVEN I’AliK SIX - MANC'UKSTKH KVENINIi HURALl). Muiidicstcr. Cunh.. Weil.. May 17. 11)78 Vernon —laiuren Harry. |{(K'kville. —David Areari. Christina hra. Margaret MeNamara. VineenI Fllinglon .lo.seph King. Mumuszka. Purnhagen. Linda Haeiiie, Jody Kieei. K<‘4‘P N m II 4*4>o I East patholic honor roll Glashmhnrv Kalhertne Slaalord Vernon —Kennelh Colliton. Kalhleen East llarHord -Sharon Hyrne. Teresa About town Seeooil Juniors Connellv. Duhiel. Marvann Gaudelte. Anna KANSAS CITY, Mo. lUl’h South Windsor Christopher Keeia . Gramugliu. Thomas .laii.sh. Charleeii Uolrigcrute eundles it you wani llieni Eiist C served. been n.tmed: H o Ih 'II s . Moniea Smilh. Glasimilnirv -Sheila Dupais. Daniel ) a at 10 a.m. in the' church library, Vei non - Margaret Doherly. lingers. Mamhesler —.Sean Hyrne. Caroline Candles should be wrappeil in Iml m followed by a meeting of the care and SI.MOUS East Harllord Donna lleanlieu. Lisa Carler. David G:iy. Valerie Kerin. Nor- Filzpidriek. Kathleen Hession. Lyma' some other airtight inalerial to keep The Golden Age Group of Concor­ Glaslonhary - Kelley Dwyei’. Franklin. David D'Dea. •Koras, .loseph Metlrinv. Iloiierl - ^ i visitation committee at 11'.IS. IlmiiirN stilli di.-tiiirtioM Tidland —Ana Fitzgei'ahl. mand Hneine. Kim Sochi., .loha them dry. Only :i lew are enough In I i dia Lutheran Church will have a Ihdlon -Lisa Alherl. lauira Mahon. Warrington. Hosshaum. M am hesler —LiniLi Chanilicrs. Ihdlon—Mark Hopper. Wendy Miirdm k. ('hrisline Wliilhnm, South Windsor —James Gerho. Anne lasi Ihrough oven a .severe power First Church of Christ, Scientist, luncheoh Thursday noon at the Army Miirgiirel McGriilli. I'lasI llarlloid —Peler Visgilio. Ea.sl Hnrilurd —John Cliflnrd. Jamie shortage. Land said.He said three .Smith Windsor —Kathleen Evans. Vozzo. Hollman. Sonia Drlega. will have its regular meeting, in­ and Navy Club. SiMitli Winrlsnr —Thninas McKcim.i .IIMOIIS Tolland-Mark Ahleraeeio inch (liameler rounds will burn ahoiil Itolliin —Lori Diichai'me. Covenlry-Margaret laineri. (ilaslonhurv —Charles Folev. Ami cluding testimonies of healing, Honors nitli distioetiioi Vernon—.lames Talbot. Wallhooff. North Covenlry —Harliara Helmlhii 11 hours for each ineh id height A tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. The “Day by Day” group of tilasloiiliiii'y —Mary l■:ll(’n Lytle Vernon -Clifford Cyr. Victoria six-inch round could burn more than Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) will Manehester —Brian Moriarly. Kevin SOIMIOMOKKS Vernon —Jidianne Casey. Main St. The public is invited. First honors Mnriarly. Smith Windsor—Marlene Moekalis Kuhilius. .Susan Lucia. Laura Phillips two and a hall days. Votive candles meet tonight at 8 at Center Manehester —SentI Antonia. Brian Smith Wind.sor—Frank Ashland Honors with dislioetioo Bidlon —Michele Garibaldi. have 8-10 hours burn time and a 12 The “1 Am Responsible” group of Congregational Church. AA contact Cliartelinis. Mario Cnykonriall. ralliorine Bolton — Erip Bakanas. Manehester —.loseph Grz.ylr. Ellen Somers — Alberto ''iguera ineh taper will hum ahoiil six horn s Osirmit. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) will is available 24 hours dally by calling llorhy, Maiy Farley, I’nirieia Kiiink. East Hart tord—Linda Cn.ster. liooors with ilisliiielioo Hebron —Hobin S|ieno. he said 646-2355. Gina Fre.se. Patricia Galzkiewiez. Kllen Vernon —Klizahelh Phillips. Manehesler —David i Harry, la'canne Marlborough —Kelli Sullivan meet Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at Faith Virst liimors Ellinglon —Michael Ciszewski. l Lutheran Church, Silver Lane, East Marina. Miireia Mui'riiy. la'anardn PaiTa. Fogg. Linda Glade. Palrieia Hayes. SeromI honiirs Hriaa Sirnis. Hiehard Walsh. Manchester —Andrew llagenow, F'irsI honors Vernon —Hnherl Hellrandi \ Hartford. A A contact is available 24 Teen-a^o spending Elizahelh Kozueh. Gcrilyn Lomlrardo. Manchcstei —John Alosky. William FasI llartfard —Mamei'P Fitzgerald. Manchester -Santa Ahn, Seoll Bayles, East Hartford -^Kimberly Cahral. I’rack litTortl \hours daily by calling 646-2355. .lamio'’Morinriy. Debra Perrone. .hdin Calhoun. Fiona Campbell. Kevin Ke.'oi NEW AOPK (UPl) - A Rand ,liine tjaerida. Karen Hoherge. Liiaiii Mary Kale Callrey. Kathleen Carney. Lynne Cully. Dianne Gagnon. Anna Moriarly. Susan Thompson Sating. Almerinda Selzler. Arlhnr Glaslonhnry —Mary F.vans, Maigarel Two ner .eus young men returning Youth Poll says teen-age spending .Slnieeskl. .Iiiyee Wehner. Mary Ellen Cleary. Bruce Comollo. East Harllord—Li.sa Anderson. Itoherl from a 12-day vacation in Bangkok, The Christian Service Brigade and (ilaslanhary —Kathleen Damiiila, Warrington. Sullivan. soared $2.6 billion in 1977. the biggest East Hartford —Keith Agar, .lames Thereso Dandeneau. Virginia Dnbaldo. Blake. Irene Fournier. Jolin Lm ier aroused the curiosity ol U S pioneer Girls of the Presbyterian Manrn Filzpalrick. Anita bive. Philip Dully. Patricia Flynn, .lohn Fre.se. rise since the company began its Bradley. Denise DiStefano. lirendan I'irsI liooors Pablo Orliz. Kathy Triggs. Kelly Walsh Customs inspector in San Francisco hurch will m eet tonight at 7 at the Ualirm -Dmiglas Ovian. Alisa Saliella. Ellen Kulpa. Nadine Leone, Eileen Manehe.sler —Hiehard Aroian. Alison Vernon - Hobert While. studies 25 years ago. Annual spen­ Fitzgerald. Mirhaol Gagliardi. Lisa One was wearing cross-country track iurch, 43 Spruce St. A prayer ding by this group totaled $28.7 billion Siialh Windsor —Laiaie Shir k. Hnherl O'Brien. Seidl Hoberls. Anne Spaidding. Hassell. Kevin Hyrne, .lohn Connolly. Glastonbury — Mary Quick, .1. Smith. Galipo. .lames .laeen, Anne Shlendm io. Megan Tierney. Angela Zoeeo. somh wimisipr—David llulehins shoes. Inside the shoes were 179 keting will take place at the same for the year. Rand says youngsters Linda Vaz. Michael Daigle, .loseph Foley. Namv h\r at the church. Taleollville —.lill Leighton. East Harllord —John Anderson. .Inhnsnn. Jaequeline Leone, Wendy Lam Broad Brook —Marv Howard grams ol heroin. now are spending their money on South Windsor —Hoberl Hosali. Michael Krciheil. Mark Fulen, Stephen Margaret Wilkins Oc ■ high-cost items such as cars, stereos Funk. nior Methodists of South United and radios rather than low-cost com­ M®odist Church will meet ic books, trinkets and other merchan­ Thftsday noon at the church. dise of a few years ago. Solar sewage plant

HOURS: answers energy need Mon.-Tues. Wed. 10-5:30 WILTON, Maine (UPl) — An award­ will carry heat to the anaerobic digesters. Thurs.-FrI. winning, solar-powerd waste treatment The design, orientation, and exposure 10-9 plant designed to fit the climate and have been thoughtfully developed to get ( jld lM t h t Sat. geography of its southwestern Maine loca­ the optimum benefits from the climate '^DRESS SHOP 9:30 5:30 tion may be an answer to some of this and geography of the site,” he said. At left. The Connecticut Medal of Honor Grove at Freedoms nation's pressing energy needs, according Active and passive solar collectors will Foundation, Valley Forge, Pa. in a photo taken before Vieuidiltg SqiuMe to conservation experts. be used to capture energy for the system landscaping was completed. Above, a close-up of the state seal The “innovative” facility is under con­ and heat sludge digesters. These sludge tanks will be maintained at a constant 98 as it appears on the monument. RT. 83, TALCOTTVILLE struction and may be operating by late 643-9016 spring or early summer. degrees Fahrenheit from the solar Wilton, with a population of 4,300, is energy. about 60 miles north of Portland, Some Methane, a colorless, oderless gas that homes in the area have septic tanks but can be used as fuel, is a by-product of the many have been discharging raw sewage. sludge. It will be channeled into storage State monument To met standards set by the federal tanks where it will be kept until needed to water pollution control act of 1972, the operate an electric generator or fuel a hot town had to build a waste treatment plant. water bojler when there are prolonged They turned to the solar-powered facility. periods of littijt or no sun. to he dedicated New Mealtime has Maine Department of Environmental The effluent from the Wilton plant will Protection spokesman Allen Ellingwood be discharged into Wilton stream, a small acres of natural woodland and is designed said the nearly $6.4 million project is 75 brook that runs from Wilson Lake to the The Connecticut Medal of Honor Sandy f^iver* RECORD SHOWS! Memorial Grove at Freedoms Founda­ to become living memorial to the more percent federally funded, 15 percent state funded and 10 percent locally funded. During rough periods, when the SEE ON ANY TV SET! tion. Valley Forge, Pa., will be dedicated than 3,500 recipients of the nation’s tail-waggin’ taste from meat protein* Harold Cahill Jr., chief of EPA’s stream’s flow is low, the effluent will be Saturday 2 p.m. The principal speaker will highest military decoration — the Medal of Honor. A section of the grove is municipal construction division in sprayed into a nearby wooded area where be Gov. Ella Grasso. it will provide water and nutrients for Others participating will include Maj. designated for each of the 50 states plus Washington had said the "treatment plant areas for Puerto Rico and the District of may well be part of the real solution for trees and plants. Gen. J.F. Freund, USA (ret ), adjutant Sludge from the plant will be loaded into The sharpest, brightest general of Connecticut, his assistant. Columbia. the future. Connecticut joins more than 30 other "This treatment plant was designed as trucks and carried to local farmland Brig. Gen John Hoar, GANG, and Col. where it will be used as a soil supplement. small-screen color TV in Lawrence S. Tryon, USA (ret ), chairman states that have already provided for a an energy conserving solar power system. grove honoring their military heroes. Fiberglass panels will transfer solar heat During winter months the sludge will be of the Connecticut Medal of Honor Grove stockpiled. Committee. Living recipients of the Funds for the Connecticut Grove were into the processing areas, Solar collectors ‘ EMSsaiisiKDiimaTom RCA history raised by various military and civic tmimiMicasuECTainsiM Medal of Honor from Connecticut and rMiNMUimmi y nCA't IMS mM Matt XineadUie organizations throughout the state. Rhody wins FMaCOMrUTEKRim > ' y \ dWMlt M tifV'l «>CEl>tnl M '- NOW ONLY their families have been invited to attend. ' lotmtAca |T«1 uM« lurprit-nglr iiWW poM » Tn<« low The Medal of Honor Grove contain* 52 f on vital componanlt '0> coast grant and long b«a aipactancr ' Low caniMWiWicn >zta« >att *100 •nafgv ion av«e (UPl) - Rhode Island SPEeiAl UNITED eaPTORT rebate V / nCAt«awAC(uLMaHK*matni \ ptetHf* iM a dfi'va't a anaip 2 7 8 State’sHorse Guard Tuesday received a $1 ' ^f f i c T FROM / Kign-cont/ait oM tn# co'zoct b'oaocati iignai finance its landmark plan .5 RCA to control development ft marks hieenlennial along the state’s 471-mile p Window coastline. W boxes EVEN WITH THESE SUPER LOW PRICES...BERNIE’S On Saturday, two years after the Armed Forces Day activities will prevent The U.S. Commerce y Department announced ap- ft • imtal 1.59 to 2.88 nation's bicentennial, the F’irst Company. their participating in the Horse Guards • platUe 15”.18”-24"-30"-36" GIVES YOU FREE DELIVERY AND FREE SERVICE! Governor s Horse Guards, celebrates its lestivities. proval of the state’s J own bicentennial. Organized to serve as a mounted guard coastal zone management m The oldest cavalry unit in continuous for the protection and escort of the gover­ program, which was > existence in America, the legendary First nor of Connecticut, the First Company Dogs love the taste of meat. So, Right bite sixe for your dog. developed to oversee land and water activities within > Company was organized as a troop of light originally was named the Governor's new Mealtime is made with real * The appetizing red chunks and ‘ettcry dragoons in 1778, during the American Independent Volunteer Troop of Horse the coastal region. It in- ff meat protein. (35% of the protein golden bone-shaped nuggets in little Revolution Guards. The unit also has escorted many eludes land within a mile of X in Mealtime comes from meat). Mealtime are available in two sizes: thing” RCA Saturday's Horse Guard festivities will distinguished visitors to Connecticut, in­ tidal waters and extends N 100% Solid Stito That's why Mealtime tastes good, begin at 1:30 p.m. with a memorial ser­ cluding George Washington and at least large crunchy bites for larger dogs three miles out to sea. > Block a Whito vice in St Ann's Church, at Arch Road and eight other presidents. Generals and is good for dogs. and small crunchy bites for smaller 12’ dligonal awest Avon Road (Route 1671 in Avon. Lafayette, Sheridan, and Eisenhower, and dogs and puppies. So you and your A military review will follow at 2:30 More natural nutrition. pioneering aviator Charles Lindbergh. dog have a choice. p m., and a cavalry platoon drill is Reorganized in 1911 as Connecticut SPORTABLE PORTABLE scheduled lor 3:30 p.m. The public is in­ National Guard cavalry, the troop was Mealtime is made with wheat vited to attend both of these outdoor dispatched to the Mexican border in-1916 products. Most other dog foods are Firm stools. events, which will be held on the First to help put a stop to Pancho Villa's raids made with corn. Because wheat The unique formula of Mealtime Company's drill field on West Avon Road. on American border towns. has more natural nutrition, The commentator for these activities will promotes proper food utilization Dismounted and reorganized in World Mealtime needs fewer additives. be television personality Bob Ellsworth War 1, the unit distinguished itself in and digestion. This helps dogs Invitations to participate in the seven major engagements in France as (Compare our ingredient list with produce a firmer stool. bicentennial celebration have been sent to the 101st Machine Gun Battalion of the other brands). Dogs get the all living past governors of Connecticut famed 26th ("Yankee” ) Division. vitamins and minerals they need in See for yourself. and to hundreds of "old troopers," former After service as National Guard cavalry a more natural formula. We say new Mealtime has members of the Horse Guards. again in the 1920s and 1930s, the troop in tailwaggin' taste from meat protein, ' Invitations also have gone to the other 1940 once more was dismounted and Clean teeth, healthy gums. 67 member units of the Centennial Legion reorganized. As the 208th Coast Artillery put don't take our word for it. Get of Historic Military Commands. 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Miiy 17. 1978 I'^i^ectlcut roundup] Board OKs bid pond Soviet dissident's wife says trial is circus Helsinki group members Alexander iiy t;i{i:(; i*i;\itso\ bought the pond, it would have no dry .Director Joseph Sweeney, who moved to MOSCOW (IIPI) - Yuri Orlov's sidents and a representative of the Police tried to prevent Mrs. Orlov with another and seized Jewish ac­ Orlov, 53, a nuclear physicist and Mrs. Parla led a group that included Ginzburg, who faces similar charges, IIimIjioI pmlirUMl property access to it. go forward with the application, .said that wife says the human rights activist U.S. Embassy. from reporting on the proceedings to tivist Vladimir SIcpak, who fought founder of the dissident group lli'i'iilil Rc|mrli-r many commission members who sup­ and Anatoly Shcharansky, accused m The question of access also was raised the process would help answer some of the faces jijcring spectators and a judge All have been barred from the the correspondents, dissidents and them off., monitoring Soviet compliance will) NEW IIAVKN ilT li — Tlii' lu-ad of !i cili/.eiis' The Mancho.sicr Board of Direcfor.x' ported the purchase. They talked alxiut the capital crime of treason. by Ernest Tureck, park superintendent. questions that have developed about the who won't allow him to cross- courtroom even though the Soviets the diplomat in the parking lot of a Correspondents and supporters the 1975 Helsinki Accords on human wotchdof: (jrmip claims it ('onnocliciil spends all its sur­ agenda will be mi.ssing an old frieml — the need for more open-space and passive A conviction could bring Orlov a Tureck, who responded in writing to pond. 7 examine prosecution witnesses in his have termed the trial “open." supermarket down the street from outside the courthouse got their first rights, was the first of three human plus, taxpa.vcrs will l)c laced will be a l)i(; l)udt;el cap in Hilliard Pond — for al least Hie next cou­ recreation areas in town. , sentence of up to seven years in questions from Director Vivian Ferguson, He said that the process for applying for Mrs. Orlov and Orlov's two sons by glimpse of Orlov Tuesday as he was rights activists arrested more than a ple of monlbs. Opponents used various derogatory trial on charges of anti-Soviet agita­ the white brick courthouse on prison followed by five more years ol 1980. said that the acquisition of Hilliard Pond a BOR grant is a long one. It is important a previous marriage — Dmitri. 25, Moscow's periphery. driven away in a closed military van. year ago to go on trial. , Robert l•'ranklin ol Manebester. bead ol the Connee- After two months of detailed di.scussion desrtiptions of the property and noted that tion and propaganda. internal exile. would require more staff and equipment to get the procedure started, he said. and Alexander. 23 — were allowed Scuffles broke oiit as police and a He looked pale and thin. When he The proceedings were expected to licul Public Kxpendilures Council, said Tuesday Ihe only about the pond, the board voted Tuesday it is assessed for approximately $3,000. “It's a show. It's a circus. It's real­ Mrs. Orlov said the crowd in the for his department to maintain the area.- Sweeney,suggested that town costs in­ ly not funny," Irina Orlov told into the courtroom Tuesday along partisan crowd of about 150 grabbed raised a hand in an apparent attempt set the tone for later trials of fellow way to avoid Ibe problem is for Hie slate to be very frupal night that the town may begin work on Mrs. Parla has said that the owners of courtroom “has been crude and im­ the property, Morris and Richard Bezzini. But, Town Manager Robert Weiss said volved in preparing the applicatiort might Western correspondents, fellow dis­ with what appeared to be a hand­ at one reporter's tape recorder and tn wave, he was pushed out of sight. after Hie eleclions in November. preparing an application for a federal polite and laughs at inopportune have quoted a $125,000 price tag for the 20- that Tureck's remarks reflect that the be reimbursed through a Conservation picked crowd of spectators. camera, got into a shoving match Cov. Ella (Irasso, in her address lo Ibe proup's annual grant to pay part of the pond's purchase Commission fund of about $15,000. moments 'but the most important iiieelint;. said Hiat slate would pay allenlion lo Hie acre property. department is understaffed now and can­ price. not completely maintain present proper­ thing is that Orlov has lost his right ('PEC s "warninc sipns." That application, however, will have lo An appraisal of the property would have All six Democrats voted for proceeding to defend himself." ties. he approved by the directors after it is to be done before a grant would be given with the application. ' Presiding Judge Valentina Lubenl- the town. The directors voted Tuesday “It's a general need that perhaps would The directors also received a report Terrorists strike at Italian poliee, offices completed and before it is .snbmilted to sova consistently upheld the objec­ that any appraisal or survey work — which be intensified by the acquisition of this from Town Planner Alan Lamson that ,|ii(i^4‘ orders oalualion the federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Moro. tions of prosecutor Sergei the town would have to pay for — not be property," Weiss said. sqid the soil under the pond probably could Italian news agency ANSA the attack May 9. grant process. ROME (UPI f — Terrorists pumped courts and injured one person. The Chamber of Deputies Tuesday The decree gave police their Yemelyanov to Orlov's attempts to tl.ARTEORn (CPI I - A federal jiidpe has ordered Hie done until after the directors have voted Mrs, Ferguson said that she would be not support development without exten­ was the work of the Frontline Com­ The Conservation Commission has three bullets into a Turin political Officials said two men on a motor approved a decree by a huge 436-56 broadest powers since the fall of question p’-nsecution witnesses, she Cniversilv ol Conneclicul Medical Center lo evaluate on whether to approve the completed opposed to further acquisition if the town sive changes. The question of whether the scooter ambushed 26-year-old Rober­ munist Fighting Formations, one of asked that the town apply for a BOR grant squad policeman today, only hours margin that increased penalties for fasci.sm in 1943 and included in­ said. The court earlier refused to Hiree blind and menially retarded pirls whose parents cannot maintain all its property now. She to De Martini of the Turin political several small ultra-left guerrilla that would pay hall the cost of (he application. property might be developed commercial­ after parliament gave Italian police kidnappers to 30 years and to life im­ creased sentences for attacking accept Orlov's list of detense waul Hiem sterili'/ed. Several questions again were raised referred to complaints from neighbors ly has been raised during past discussions. squad as he left home to go to work, groups. C.S nistrici Court .Iiidpc M. .losepli Bliniienleld said purchase if approved. their strongest powers in 35 years. prisonment if the victim dies. public buildings. witncs.ses. about the pond Tuesday night. about the pond in Center Springs Park. Mrs. Parla has indicated that private hitting him in the neck, left leg and De Martini was the fifth man Tiiesdav that alHioiiph Hie pirls are not wards at either Theresa Parla, chairman of the com­ In other terrorist violence, the Red The new police powers gave of­ Under the new decree, police can The official Tass news agency said Attorney Kevin O'Brien, assistant town Mrs. Ferguson and Carl Zinsser both contributions could be raised to pay the left arm. wounded in a terrorist ambush since the Smillibtirv or Mansfield stale schools, they still are mission. said of Tue.sday's action by the Brigades urban guerrilla group ficers the right to tap telephones in a question suspects openly caught in a Tuesday that testimony "fully board. "Fanlastic. What more can I say. I counsel, told the board th’at property voted against the proposal to proceed with town's share of the cost. Directors, Doctors said De Martini's condi­ the Red Brigades dumped the bullet- enlilled to an evaluation. claimed responsibility today for stepped-up war against the terrorist act without a lawyer pre­ exposes Orlov's anti-Soviet ae- think 11 s a great move for the boaril. I records of the pond include a “loose the application. They asked for a tabling however, have indicated that their final tion did not appear to be serious. riddled body of former Premier Aldo The examination is necessary belore a probate jtidpe , of the item until all questions are bomb blasts in Sardinia that burgeoning terrorism that killed sent. tivHv.' think if will be good for the town and good description" of the pond's borders. A approval will be based on the actual damaged a newspaper office and law An anonymous caller told the Moro in a car in downtown Rome can peniiil Hie sterilizations. Six such operations have situation may exi.st where, if the town answered. asking price of the property. been perloriiied on pirls at (he two schools in Hie past live for future generations." vears. Killian says state I'loodrd uilli j Who is it that watches you with those And their old silk mill. Newark, N.J., or Philadelphia, Pa. between the United States and Cuba Stevens said he has “a solid 20 sessions before coming to her. the town had waited too long to since the local board hearings were favorite" to win because the “Ella Grasso is an odds on favorite wond’ring eyes? Also: Children’s Defense Fund in may not be warming up on most world to fish for sharks within the percent” of the 988 delegates to the Eljem's birthday is coming soon Poor Ward is gone Chief Drumm fired Eastman in amend its complaint to the local all held in closed session and any Republicans have not attacked her Who is it that you see at night? Washington, D.C.; Project for the issues, but Cuba is the only country new U.S. 200-mlle fishing zone. Republican’s July convention. If he's today,' he said. But Stevens said if On May 20 midst spring delights But can you find “The Cubans are planning to fish 1975 for alleged misuse of police board. other data on Eastman is part of his record. right, he could force a primary the public was made aware of her With celebrations in fine tune Who is it that answers you? Whoo? The souvenir Fair Administration of Student permitted to fish within the U.S. 200- personnel file and, therefore, con­ Discipline, University of Michigan, for smaller sharks rather than the powers in locating a woman friend Chief Drumm was not available for At a Capitol news conference, against Sarasin or the other can­ record as governor, she would be And entertainment for highlights. He left behind? mile fishing limit — for sharks. after she fled town to Potsdam, N Y. fidential. He turns, he spins, he swims with Ann Arbor, Mich.; Student Press The State Department announced big, game fish-size shark. They use it comment today. Personnel Director Stevens, one of three GOP guber­ didate, Senate Minority Leader “vulnerable" to defeat. With many attic treasures to display Eastman appealed through the police William Miller said the town has yet grace From foot to wood Law Center, Washington, D.C.; last week that Cuba has been given for food,” said Susan Jelley of the natorial candidates, also said his par­ Lewis Rome. Stevens also said he doesn't think He’ll share his treasures with you, to see the judge's decision and must Though he seldom shows us his ugly The energy given Mexican American Legal Defense permission to take up to 1,000 tons of State Departm ent’s Bureau of union. ty should not shy away from a "Neither Sarasin nor Rome is ad­ Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian will have But first guess these riddles while face. Eats with teeth unending. Oceans and International'En­ The town’s Personnel Appeals reserve comment on appeals until primary fight because it would dressing the main issue at hand, the enough delegates at the Democratic you play Fund, Washington, D.C. sharks a year in the Gulf of Mexico On land he trods the slowest pace But instead of chewing vironmental and Scientific Affairs. Board heard the case and ordered the then. Mayc/r Richard Blackstone was generate the kind of publicity needed fact that one of us has to beat Ella state convention to primary Mrs. And bring them with you this May He wouldn't win if in a race. It shapes and turns town to rehire Eastman. The town not available for comment. to beat the governor. Grasso," Stevens said. "Ella Grasso Grasso. But he said he expects day. Dust to something useful. refused. ' Joseph Paquette, a critic of the Stevens attacked Republican State has picked up strength since the first Killian to stay in the race anvwav Remember the days of long ago. East Hartford An antelope would jump out of his The state Labor Relations Board current town administration, Chairman Frederick Biebel and ap­ When you, your mother and doll One if by land Newspaper reading cage. heard the matter and supported recalled he had tried to make an police report parent gubernatorial frontrunner Would go for a stroll down the lane Two if by sea It's a blessing! If you put him in a museum. Eastman. The town still refused to issue of the Eastman firing during Rep. Ronald Sarasin, R-Conn., (or All dressed in Sunday clothes? Three to get ready habit learned early East Hartford fire calls A lion would roar, like a terrible bore rehire him. his unsuccessful campaign in 1977 for backing off from earlier statements 1 The neighbors stopped to say hello And four to go see if you And wouldn't let anyone see him. The town asked for and got a the Democratic Party mayoral Someone entered a home on Smith that a primary would be healthy for And meet your baby too. Know what befell A hive of bees would sting everyone's NEW YORK (UPI) — Childhood exposure to reopening of the case late in 1976 nomination. He said today he would Drive sometime between 9:10 a.m. the party. Tuesday. 4:14 p.m. —Five .separale Tuesday. 6 45 p.m. --TV on lire at 26 The children used to laugh and sing One fall in the foliage. still like to know “why it was so im­ Luraia Ave. knees newspapers establishes newspaper reading habits for' before the local board. Town at­ and 3 p.m. Tuesday and stole a stereo ‘"The only time we've won the fires set in the office of the vacant Roskin And call you to their game. What fell from the bell portant to get rid of this guy.” Tuesday. p.m, —Auto accident And a ship would seem very unreal adulthood. A new report on newspaper readership shows torneys said they had new evidence valued at $250. There was no sign of governorship in the last 20 years was Distributors Inc. building at 275 f’ark But you would pass and scamper off Of a North Boston holiage. 70 percent of the adults who recalled having a paper at to uphold the town's stand. Paquette repeated his 1977 charge when we had a statewide prirnary, " Aye. Fire Marshal John Armstrong said with injuries .on Pitkin .Street. But there're all in the Lutz To bring baby home once again. forced entry, police said. they appear to have been set by a Tuesday. 8;52 p m. —Medical call to 40 There's no ifs ands or buts home during childhood are frequent readers today, From Jan. 19 to early March 1977, that Chief Drumm had hired two Stevens said, “and it is more than A Tong time ago, a bug lay down reading a paper on four or five of the past five weekdays burglar. The sprinkler system put them Burnbrook Road. And they’re riding the back of a seal. With elbow grease and homemade And in some tree sap did he drown coincidence that Ron Sarasin and Tuesday. fl:55 p.m. -Auto accident prior to their interview. out. soap But was not lost, for lo and behold. Fred Biebel are now both voicing op­ Tuesday. 5:30 p.m. —Medical call to with Injuries at Silver Lane and Forbes Glitter and pomp invading the night I cleaned the cloth threadbare. Sixty-seven percent said they were newspaper sub­ position to a statewide primary.” .Street. Dances through the evening light. He's trapped in one of these drops of the rear of the Madison Mote! on Main Up and over, then rolled together gold. scribers. Among those who did not have a paper at home The Milford Republican claimed Street. Fodav. 7;4b a.m —Medical call to i22 I r. i'hed, I swung, a beautiful sight Went petticoats and leather. during childhood, only 56 percent described themselves Biebel, despite his public stance of Green Manor Drive. In order to celebrate Lincoln’s So as you travel to inspect So if you find a speck of dust Stop and look for our hidden insect. as frequent readers and 49 percent as subscribers. The might. Be sure to let me know. report developed by the Newspaper Advertising Bureau, I m Ashes to ashes dust to dust I'll squeeze and wring, in healthy Orchestra plays a pretty song Inc. was based on a study in a nationwide program to in­ crease newspaper circulation and readership. If I stay here much longer. trust Orchestra plays three nights long My toe nails will rust. For cleanliness is a must. Come dance to that beat of the gong But if you hear a long bong R A B R K __ Over the hill many say I am Remember the Maine? It is the end of one last song. Died in the fields, gold pan in hand, Young Ward sure did IT'S SEW A 49er I was, a 49er I’ll be He joined the army It's not a little brown jug to blow EASY WITH A winner you will, if you guess who I When just a kid. It’s not a gold flask that glows Spring Luncheon VALUES be. It is however a key that holds When Teddy charged More history then is told. and > 'J \ # ^ s Fashion Show i I / ’■ » « The Jiffy Long Dress 'M FARMiRESHNESS SHOP MT. VERN O N Wednesdays r '* i i a * * I. CHOOSE FROM FLORALS, CALICOS, SOLIDS 8. CHECKS COMPARE At all three Glen Lochen 100% Cottons 8i 100% Q IA N A® N ylon plus AND DAIRY STORES Restaurants. During the lunch hour.. Polyeiter/rayon 8i polyester/cotton blends Noon Jo 2 PM. .... ■ # sA ^ ’ \ Long Dress is 5 2 " in length Slit Ends Sat S 13 71 I was surprised to discover that the SAVE! exercises at Gloria Stevens were quite similar to ones prescribed by REGULARLY 3 5 i'»6 5 ! Royal my doctor at the Lahey Clinic in Boston to correct a back injury. FLEISHMANN’S AMERICAN CHEESE Diet or Reg MARGARINE My back was weakened by eight ONE SEAM ’’NOW” SAVE PEPSI-COLA pregnancies, three bone fusions, $ ^ 0 9 and arthritis. Through the pro­ Honored for 31 years of sports teaching DOES IT! 20* 12 OL fessional help o f the G. S. Techni­ ' n o b u t t o n s o r cians, their program has been very Callahan, principal of East Hartford High ZIPPERS NEEDED! $1.^9 VALUE beneficial for my overall well being. Jack J. Wise, plaid coat, stands with his OPTICAL I feel better than lever thought I wife, Ethel, and friends during the Jack Wise vSehool where Wise taught physical education Unt4 RIM BANAhAiT rup" could Testimonial Dinner Thursday. At his left is for over 25 years before retiring Feb. 28 due WGaL MANCHESTER^MANCHESTER J HARTFORD - ^ \POLYESTER 1 VI. I i-wi -^ w yVE'VE c VC VJUl GOT I 2&-48THEn c O BEST M I SELECTION IVl» IN TOWN! Dr. Edmund Boatner, former superintendent to back trouble. Wise coached varsity basket­ 'Ik. $R n n Johanna Gerald ball, freshmen football, basketball and T h r e a d c SAVE' * 5 . 0 0 ^ OFF The Purchase 0( Bloomfield Salon of the American School for the Deal. Wise got < SScVlIlH , <99* VBuP baseball, and taught PE at EHHS. He and his 22S YARD SPOOLS ISAVE20 •SAVE 30 ANY BIFOCAL or MULTIFOCAL EYEGLASSES his first job at ASD from Dr. Boatner and he Stock up now! All colon. iC GOOD TIL 5/31 wife live at 61 Hilltop Drive, Manchester. Flocked Nyloi worked there five years teaching physical REGULARLY 5 SPOOLS $.99 37* VALUEl COOL & CLASSV FLORALS education and coaching. At the left is John (Herald photo by Pearson) GREAT PUYI INTRODUaORY The perfect febric for BrldesmeMi or Prom dretsei. CHARLE’S W M TTS PREMIUM FRUIT DRINKS J- A verlety of dellcete colors to select from. Ls p o o ls . OFFER Mechine wesh - Tumble dry POTATO CHIPS RACON At All ParticipatiiM) Salons 44" Wide -100% Nylon Judge OKs firm’s plans u $ ' Groat repay creditors some of what is owed REGU LARLY SI .98 A YARD Ha r tfo rd (Up u - u .s. District Telephone's creditors which include them. SAVE Flavors i Court Judge T. Emmet Clarie has ap­ five banks. The Hartford National 0 weeks for $25 Bank and Trust Co. and Connecticut The firm’s stockholders, however, SAVE LB. Unlimited Visits ^ ^ 1 proved a reorganization plan lor the would not receive any money and the S9« Flattie National Telephone Co. of South Bank and Trust Co. are owed about ISC 2 0 < $20 million. founder of National Telephone, ^CANDY RIB ••S' Galon Fun Exercise Plan * Windsor to be sold to Acton Corp. of Sheldon L. Hart, whe owns more than Acton, Mass, for $8.2 million, Clarie, in approving the plan, said Save On Ml Chips and Snacks! stock Up •1.89 Valua iGreit Savingi on Ml Dairy Products Diets Compiled Exclusively by Our Dietitian any alternative would involve years half of National’s stock, would be one Beauty Salon National Telephone was founded in of the biggest losers. No Disrobing « Individual Programming of litigation and would reduce the Double Knits Famous 1043 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER 1971 to compete with the Bell Nevertheless, Hart said Earl did a LOOK FOR THOSE STRETCH KNIT PATTERN^ I Phyiician Inquiriei Inivited About Dur MED Method Telephone system by renting firm’s assets. The company’s current StripM with mitching •olidt. DEMUrS TURTLES Rear of Manchaitar Stato Bank BMg. assets were valued at $8.7 million in "fantastic job” in coming up with the CMKAUttK business telephone equipment which reorganization plan. A great iporttwear febric. ( •Pure Florida Could be connected to Bell lines, h our the proposal Clarie approved. SPECIAL OFFER FOR MAY Under the reorganization plan, Acton Corp. has said it will main­ 100% Calaneie FORTREL*Polye»ter g EGGS SAVE ORANGE JUICE years later, it filed for protection un­ tain National Telephone as an MONDAY thru SATURDAY der the bankruptcy laws. 1 suggested by bankruptcy trustee Machine waeh - Tumble’dry - 60" Wide Gilbert C. Earl, the proceeds of the ongoing business. Acton Corp. is in THE FABRIC STORE WITH STYLE!^ 51« The reorganization plan must be the telephone interconnect and cable REGULARLY $2.98 A YARD 6ratt( I'U ei *15 PERMANENT *12 approved bv June 9 by National sale to Acton Corp. wHl be used to pay. bankruptcy expenses and to television businesses. COKEaTABoSPRITE * 4 HAIRCUTS * 3 ln> Enelind'i LveuM FritidiiMd VMSSt Control Syitim Dozen *4.75 SHAMPOO SET *3.50 East Hartford bulletin board ...... asiui’inn'iirimr liU . Ask (or Miss Patty iNanchestM’, 397 Broad S t ...... 647-99061 FUM IS A V E ^ who have left town, and prosjiective DFRO HiBRICS TO or Miss Terri A ii| iiia l MiXvr o a m a s s l*uruprIOea assembled liroail simulfirrs and a nairow waist. voted to ap[)iove the subdivision of land There are 190 apartments in the present 2'«" X 6'8" Court Street, Rockville; Julia Zalenski, Franklin Park, adjoining the Candlewood Apartments on complex. or • Low maintenance, long iRockville. Ellington Road — a move which is seen as Johns-Manville 24" *8.10 ea life rigid vinyl exterior in $175. The Planning and Zoning Commission 3'0" X 6'8" yourchoieeofbrighl white 1' Discharged Sunday: Carl Gebhardt, Maple Street, HAViMG A the first slep-4n,Jhe possible expansion of has also approved the application of All parts & colors in stock or the rich, earth-tone Rockville: Barbara Hutchings, Ward Street, Rockville; the apartment ei^iplex. Richard Kelley for a subdivision into color, Terratone Darius Lajoie, Windsor Locks; Mrs. Denise MacDougall If the pending site plan is approved at a three lots of property located at the in­ • Wood core, one of nature’s and daughter. Cemetery Road, Vernon; Ruth Pettibone, public hearing scheduled lor June 20. then tersection of Nevers Road and Lake Street best insulators told Town Road, Vernon; Joan Rider, Prospect Street, it is likely more than 100 new apartment in an AA-30 zone. • Snug-fitting design ^Rockville; Edith Robinson, Hale Street Ext., Rockville; Reujular 38-50 lacililies could be built. Also approved, was the application of ’Mary Stachowiak, Grand Avenue, Rockville; Kathy Backers of the apartment project are John A. Krawski for a resubdivision of Sunderland, Bancroft Road, Rockville; Flora Toce, Mid­ Ijonjfs 40-50 Robert A. Simons, a real estate broker, three lots located on the west side of DIOR RIROWIRE FOR dle Turnpike, Manchester. Extra Lonjis 42-50 and Simon Konover! a developer of shop­ Ellington Road, about 200 feet north of ^ The beautiful'way , Births Sunday: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander ping centers and apartment complexes. Sand Hill Road. SREITERNOWESECRRin .Fleming, Stafford Springs; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Both are from West Hartlord. A site plan on properly located at 211 — to save fuel. ■Donald Stula, Beechnut Lane, South Windsor, The present Candlewood Apartments Newberry Road was approved May 9 by Entry Set 'Iv U i Admitted Monday: Jean Campbell, Ellington; William Then you’ll want to tell es meny What a difference can key front A back alike people es possible about iti And the were planned to be the first in a two-phase the PZC, The site plan belongs to A. uniLT ICullen, Tolland; Mary Dulack, Enfield; Cathy Edwards, project, however, the apartments were Edward Dueharme, a Bilco Door makes! 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"daughter, Staffordville; Kenneth Davis, Channing Drive, roolinjorlornjweonjlrurijon^^^^^^^^^ ^Manchester; Anita Firtion, Broad Brook; Robert PHONE 643-2711 on an electric range-top by HARTFORD (UPI) — Police Tuesday night found an if your home was built wilhoul Ihe convenience of foaAUiaraMCi nt euciea roun ad a direct basement entrance, ask us lor Biico's new hand’ iHagenow, Apple Tree Une, South Windsor; Elizateth MEN'S SHGP turning oil burners several elderly Hartford woman dead in her first floor apart­ book "How to Add Valuable Living Space to Your Home. Open Mon. Thru Sat. 7 AM:$ PM iNelson, Ellington Avenue, Rockville; Helen Read, East minutes belore the food is ment. They said her hands and legs had been bound and Thursday NItes'til I PM done. Heating clcmenls she was gagged. 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Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 17. 1978— PAGE FlF’l'KEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., W«Lj 17, 1978 Obituaries Directors increase country club fees Makeshift Boston Red Sox lineup Paul Sweeney dies, By GKEG PEARSON tingent upon the district reimbursing the town. Herald Keporler Action was tabled on $40,000 of fun­ ’’'The Manchester Board of Direc­ ding for several Urban Systems tors Tuesday night voted to increase sheriff, publisher projects, which would be funded daily and annual rates for golfers at ROCKVILLE - Paul B. Sweeney, lived in the area most of his life. primarily by state and federal funds. responds with Lee, Evans starring the Manchester Country Club. 79, of Ellington, formerly of Davis He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Stephen Penny, chairman of the The board approved increasing the makeshift lineup Tuesday night: sen­ Avenue, Rockville, and retired high Helen Fitzpatrick Sweeney; a son, board, said he would like the board to KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - missed two, weeks, (Jerry) Remy Evans to second. Rick Burlc.son then daily playing fee from $5 to $7 for review the plans for the im­ ding backup shoftstop Frank Duffy to had a sore shoulder and missed a few ripped a single to left to score Evans. sheriff of Tolland County, died John P. Sweeney of Ellington; two weekdays and $7 to $9 for weekends. The Boston Red Sox have gone daughters, Mrs. William Alex of provements before allocating the third, shifting Dwight Evans to right games and we really haven't had Then came Evans’ towering shot, Tuesday at his home at 21 Sunset The directors also approved a $10 one up on the National League. Road home in Ellington. Bloomfield and Mrs. James money. He said that the plans field, pulling Jim Rice from his (Bill) Campbell all season.” which hugged the foul line before lan­ daily fee for out-of-town players both sometimes are more extensive than . The Red Sox beat the Kansas City "We’ve got a traveling disabled Mr. Sweeney, who retired in 1975 Hanrahan of Gardner Lake, designated hitter role to play left and ding midway up the left-field for weekends and weekdays. Royals 3-2 Tuesday night with just 22 list,” added Lee, who scattered nine after serving as high sheriff of Tolland Colchester; 19 grandchildren and two Senior citizens with a gold card necessary. using Bob Bailey as the DH. bleachers. players, which is two less than the Bailey hit a sacrifice fly to score hits in winning for the fourth straight County for 20 years also was great-grandchildren. will be able to play for $5 on Mon­ “I don’t like to see eight lanes "He hit it so hard it went straight National' League has asked its Boston’s first run during a two-run time on the road. “We let the guys publisher of the former Rockville The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. days. All of the rate changes go into when two are needed,” he said. and didn’t have a whole lot of time to Journal from 1940 to 1963. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral The proposed projects include traf-, member teams to voluntarily carry fifth and Duffy laid down a sacrifice take a rest now and then so they can curve foul,” said Kansas City effect June 1. bunt to set up the second run of the He was a member of the board of Home,'76 Prospect St., with a mass fic light work on Spruce SLeet and this season. American League clubs play better in the second half of the Manager Whitey Herzog. The directors agreed to raise inning. Duffy also made two brilliant directors of the People's Bank of at St. Bernard’s Church at 10. Burial Middle Turnpike and several in­ are allowed to dress 25 players. season.” The win was the 11th in the last 13 single metnberships from $335 to $360 tersection improvements in town. The Red Sox lost first baseman plays on ground balls at third to rob Kansas City scored its first run off games for Boston and it enabled the Rockville and the St. Thomas More will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. a year and family memberships from Penny also asked the directors for George Scott with a fractured middle Kansas City hitters of extra bases. in the first when,Willie Wilson Red Sox to maintain a share of first School. Gardner Lake, Colchester. Friends may call at the funeral $460 to $510 a year. These increases, He was a former member of the ad­ home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 input on two highway projects — the finger and third baseman Butch Hob­ Evans delivered the key blow — a singled, stole second and third and place in the AL East with the Detroit recommended by Directors Stephen son with bone chips in his right elbow 400 foot solo home run in the seventh visory board of the Connecticut Bank p.m. southwest portion of Interstate 291 came home on a ground out by Amos Tigers. It also gave the Red Sox a Cassano and Carl Zinsser, go into following Monday night’s 3-1 loss to and Trust Co. He also was a member The family suggests that any and Interstate 84 to Rhode Island — to give Bill Lee his sixth win without Otis. The Royals went up 2-0 in the split of the two-game mini-.serics effect July 1. the Royals. a loss this season and drop Kansas second on a walk to Clint Hurdle and with the Royals. of the Rockville Lodge of Elks and memorial gifts may be made to the Cassano and Zinsser proposed that which he will be asked to vote on at the Rockville American Legion Post. Rockville General Hospital Building upcoming Capitol Region Council of> In addition, the scheduled Boston City starter Paul Splittorff to 4-3. a double by Joe Zdeb. “It's like winning the World .Series the town consider negotiating and pitcher for that Monday game — Luis "We’re 23-12 now,” said Boston But Boston tied it in the fifth when when we win a game in this ball He was born in Rockville and had Fund. extending the lease with the club. Governments meetings. The directors supported 1-84 but Tiant — was scratched because of a Manager Don Zimmer, “and I’m not Fred Lynn walked and took third on a park," Zimmer said. "Somebody told Mrs. Il^•l»•n .M. I'ai|ii(“llr In Mriiiorium This suggestion will be acted on at a ligament pull and is expected to re­ alibying, but we’ve had our share of single by Evans. Bailey lofted his As a tree falls, .so may it lie. took no stand on that portion of 1-291, me we had lo.st our last five games EAST HARTFORD - The funeral But man lives forever, he does not die. later date. main out at least a week. injuries this year. Scott has missed which would not directly affect Sacrifice fly to score Lvnn and Duffv here. I like Whitey Herzog hut 1 sure of Mrs. Helen Mazuraitis Paquette of From our deep sadness we are set Bert Davis, president of the club’s Bill l,< <- So the Red Sox went with a about a month. (Dick) Drago has followed with his bunt to advpce free. Board of Governors, said the club Manchester. am glad to get nut of town. " 84 Birchwood Road, who died Mon­ Knowing that EJob lives for eternity. day at Hartford Hospital, is expects $15,000 of increased expen­ One member of the public, Eugene In loving remembrance of Robert L Sierakowski, asked that residents Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from Callahan Lessard. May 17th. 1974. ditures this year. The increases in Mom. Dad. fees will generate about $13,000 in have input into town votes on CRCOG Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., with a Brother and Sister This scene from “The Good Doctor” by Neil Simon is being issues. Two other residents, John mass at St. Rose Church at 9. 4th Anniversary Mass will be revenues, he said. Standings celebrated on Saturday. May 20th. at rehearsed by, from left, John Herr as the narrator, Clay ’The board voted to make some Tucci and Frank Lupien, spoke I Burial will be in St. Mary's 7 30 p.m.. at the Church of The Herald Seaver displays old form Tffr-rnriTioiiirTMiii'iiriiiimriniMqiiiiniwuBiiwiikiv Assumption, on Adams Street. Massey as the sexton and Frank Minutillo as the surgeon, policy changes in the Housing against increased controls of towh Cemetery. matters by the federal Department National League Friends may call at the funeral about to make his first tooth extraction. “The Good Doctor” Rehabilitation Loan Program run by angle home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to9 p.m. presented by The Little Theatre of Manchester, opens tonight the town. The main change will per­ of Housing and Urban Development. Kaxi Mrs. Paquette was born in Water- mit loans of up to $6,000 for im­ The directors also took the 4 W L Pet. GB at East Catholic High School. Tickets at the door. (Herald provements. following actions Tuesday night. bury and had lived in the Hartford About town photo by Dunn) Earl Yost in 13-sirikeoui triumph Philadelphia 17 13 .567 area all her life. For the past six The previous limit for the loans • Approved the appropriation of Montreal 17 15 .531 1 vcars, she had been employed at was $5,000, but an appeals committee $1,418,864 to come from federal and Sports Editor Chicago 16 16 .500 2 Hartford Federal Savings. She World War I Veterans and connected with the program and state funding for development of the NEW YORK\ (UPI) - The A mI t o s b, PhillicN I Pittsburgh 14 18 .438 4 Terry Puhl had two hits, including previously had been employed by the Auxiliary are invited to attend the LTM play to open made up of members of the Citizens Buckland Industrial Park. year 1978 hasn’tXheeii too kind New York 14 20 .412 5 his second home run of the season, to Advisory Committee has had many • Approved spending $4,700 for St. Louis 14 21 .400 5'/2 Town of East Hartford in the town joint installation of VFW and to Tom Seaver. laud)PBtpr lead Houston over Philadelphia clerk's office for 15 years. She was a auxiliary officers Saturday at 7 p.m. The Little Theatre of Manchester John Herr, chairman of the dramatic requests for loans just above the $5,- taxes due on the St. James Church Minor league baseball incubator for major league clubs for West 000 figure. parking lot. The town was awaiting a "It was only a maVer of time behind the combined pitching of communicant of St. Rose Church, a at the VFW home, 608 E. Center St, Inc. (LTM) will present "The Good arts department of the University of Minor league baseball for years with several players, like Butch w L Pet. GB In July, the board also is expected decision from the town counsel, who Hobson and Jim Rice polishing up before I came around," ^aidiSeaver Mark Lemongello and Floyd Ban­ past president of its Ladies Guild and Doctor" by Neil Simon at East Connecticut at Storrs. Other cast Manchester? HpralJi San Francisco 21 12 .636 to hear a presentation on expanding ruled the property is taxable. It is their skills in Bristol before moving Tuesday night, after he had faphed 13 nister. Steve Carlton was saddled a member of St. Monica's Mothers The combined executive boards of Catholic High School auditorium members are Alan Coe, Jayne Far fetched you say. Expos and notched his firsVdomplete Cincinnati 20 14 .588 l ‘/z Circle of the church. She also was a the Manchester Jaycee Wives will tonight through Saturday. Tonight Newirth, Frank Minutillo, Bob the program to include absentee rented by the town for Main Street on to the big top. The number of with the loss. Los Angeles 20 14 .588 I'/i Perhaps. game in Cincinnati's 5-1 victory oyer GiatilH I. Cubs 3 founding member and officer of the meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. and Thursday performances begin at Martel and David Theriault. landlords, Marilyn Walsh, director of parking. Eastern League grads who made it to Sports Houston 15 16 .484 5 the program, said. • Appropriated $600 from a state) ‘Td love to see a minor league Montreal. “I was mixing up my Larry Herndon doubled home Mike Ladies Auxiliary of the East Hart­ Vivian Adams, 47 Deerfield Drive. 8 p.m. Curtain time Friday and Supporting roles are played by Bar­ baseball team use our facilities,” the majors is an imposing one San Diego 15 18 .455 6 The directors approved $70,000 to grant for an in-service program at Manchester hasn’t boasted an pitches well tonight." Ivie to break a .3-3 tie in the eighth in­ ford Little League. Ail outgoing and incoming officers Saturday is 8:30 p.m. bara Gallow, Martin Bush, Anne Pat Mistretta said of the new com­ Atlanta 12 18 .400 Vk make improvements that would tiling Junior High School that will Joe Morgan, who went 3-for-3. ning and Bob Knepper managed his She is survived by a son, Lee G. are asked to attend. Heading the cast of this comedy is McAllister, Clay Massey, Susan pletely enclosed baseball field at enclosed baseball field since the Tuesday'H R p h i iI|!< eliminate several dead-end lines in help teachers communicate with 1920s. blasted a three-run homer in the fifth fifth win in six decisions, despite Paquette of Hartford; a daughter. Plese and Carol Schofield. Manchester Community College. Atlanta at New York, ppd. the water system. minority-group students. to help Seaver to his second win in six Dave Kingman's homer, to lead San Mrs. Maureen F. Dion of Chico, Charles A. Plese, a faculty The college’s aggressive director decisions. After Seaver led off with a Tom Seaver tonight. " moaned Mon­ Cincinnati 5, Montreal 1 They voted to spend $300 for six • Approved the early retirement of treal skipper Dick Williams. "I gue.ss Franscisco to its sixth straight vic­ Calif.; a brother, Stanley Mazuraitis Prostitution charged member at Manchester Community of athletics is all excited about the Once baseball hot bed walk and Pete Rose doubled to Houston 6, Philadelphia 1 of Glastonbury; and four weather alert radios to be used for Charles Fuller, approved t ^ filling it was time for him to show what kind tory. College, is the director. Clay Massey spanking new facilities which were Manchester was once a hot bed for center, Ken Griffey laced a single to San Diego 7. St. Louis 5 grandchildren. disaster control purposes. The town of two positions in the Sewer Depart­ of pitcher he is. " Padres 7, Cardinals .5 Los Angeles 3, Pittsburgh 2 designed the set. opened last week and found the MCC adult baseball, particularly the drive home Seaver before Morgan will be reimbursed half the cost by ment and extended the employment In other NL games, Houston Gene Tenace's two-run triple San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 Mi.'>s D oris K. I.illle in Body Shop arrest Tickets are available by calling nine breaking in with a pair of vic­ period following World War II when belted his sixth homer of the year federal funding. beyond retirement age for Julie trounced Philadelphia, 6-1, San Fran­ sparked a four-run first inning that Today’a (jaincH Arts Encounter, 649-3230, during the tories en route to the Connecticut Twilight League offerings attracted over the right-field fence, The funeral of Miss Doris E. Little Members of the detective division Krinjak said the investigation One of the radios is expected to go Hobin of the Police Department. cisco took Chicago, 4-3. San Diego carried San Diego over St. Louis. Cincinnati (Bonham 4-0) at Mon­ day, or at the box office. Special dis­ Community College Tournament hundreds of spectators to games Seaver effectively spaced seven of 74 Laurel St., who died Tuesday at of the Manchester Poiice Depart­ followed several complaints through in the Eighth Utilities District • Voted to transfer about $75,000 Tenace also drove in a run with a treal (Grimsley 6-1), N count rates are available for students championship. staged at the West Sid^ Oval. hits and walked only one in by far his Hartford Hospital, is Thursday at 10 ment arrested a 29-year-old woman anonymous calls and letters to the firehouse. The directors said that the from the contingency account to bases-loaded walk in the seventh. Atlanta (Boggs 1-3 and Niekro 2-61 and senior citizens. As is, the field is not up to Currently, slow pitch softball has best performance of the season. The a m at Holmes Funeral Home. 400 on a charge of prostitution at the police regarding the activities at the purchase of that radio would be con­ various othef accounts. Dodgers 3, Pirates 2 at New York (Koosman 2-3 and professional standards. It lacks taken over the spotlight locally in Expos' only run came in the fourth on . Main St, Body Shop, 525 Main St. The arrest massage parlor. Krinjak said enough f National League j Dusty Baker, making his first start Espinosa 2-2), 2, N dugouts, lights and a grandstand. number of leagues, teams and singles by Warren Cromartie, Daye Burial will be in EasfCemetery. was made Tuesday about 9;30 p.m. probable cause was found to make in a week, finished off a three-run Philadelphia (Lerch 3-2) at Dugouts.and lights are included on players with baseball on an adult Cash and Andre Dawson. Friends may call at the funeral following an investigation led by the arrest. Lottery ) Laraia not running first inning with an RBI-single and Houston (Andujar 2-2), N the list of priority improvements for scale limited only to Moriarty Bros.’ Cincinnati scored its other run in home tonight from 7 to 9. Capt. John Krinjak of the detective Enforcement of a town ordinance Mary P. Laraia surprised the trimmed St. Louis. 7-5. and Los led Los Angeles over Pittsburgh. Don St. Louis (Rasmussen 2-4) at San will not run for re-election in June for the ball diamond as well as a entry in the Hartford Twilight the first when Rose doubled to center The family suggests that any division. Patricia Meng of Hartford restricting the operation of massage Eighth Utilities District Board of the district tax collector. She did not Angeles edged Pittsburgh. 3-2. Atlan­ Sutton, 3-4, went eight innings and Diego (Shirley 0-4) The winning number drawn scoreboard. League. Home games are scheduled and scored on Morgan's double. memorial gifts may be made to the was arrested and later released on a parlors was delayed for another Directors Monday night when she state her reason for not running. ta at New York was postponed by Terry Forster relieved in the ninth Pittsburgh (Hooker 2-1) at Los American Cancer Society. 237 E. Tuesday in the Connecticut daily There’s no question, the MCC field, Tuesday nights at Moriarty Field in “It's too bad we had to meet a hot rain. for his sixth save. $100 surety bond for court June 12 month in court earlier this week. lottery was 048. submitted a letter with her tax Mrs. Laraia has served eight years as yet not officially named, is the Angeles (John 5-1), N Center St. as tax collector. the Mt. Nebo complex. Chicago (Burris 2-2) at San Fran­ collector’s report announcing she best baseball playing surface in It may be two, three, five or even cisco (Blue 5-1) Manchester. 10 years before Manchester can Washington disappointed Over the years, feelers from the boast a baseball facility like Muzzy Leaders Eastern League have been received Field in Bristol can offer. regarding a possible team operating If Manchester had facilities like Batting in Manchester. Muzzy Field it would have been in the National 1League American League The league currently includes Bonds joins Texas Eastern League at least a decade AB H Pet. KasI Bristol, Waterbury and West Haven in ago. Burroughs, Atl 100 39 .390 W L Pet. GB Connecticut. ’Two of the franchises It may be only a dream, a pro Smith, LA 123 42 .341 Detroit 20 9 .690 are not too stable. baseball club here, but some dreams Buckner, Chi 85 29 .341 in latest maneuver Boston 23 12 .657 The Eastern League has been an have a way of coming true. Drissen, Cin 123 41 .333 New York 19 12 .613 2 LILACS IN BLOOM.. Monday, LA 113 38 .333 ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) — Brad Corbett, who has used his Cleveland 15 16 .484 6 Simmons, St. L 125 40 .320 millions any way he could to buy a pennant-winning ball club this Milwaukee 15 17 .469 6 ’/2 Almond, SD 122 39 .320 year, broke a promise to Claudell Washington Tuesday night by Baltimore 13 19 .406 8>/2 Holtzman triumphs Hernandez, St. L 138 44 .319 Toronto 13 19 .406 8>/2 Stennet, Pit. 104 33 .317 trading him to the Chicago White Sox lor .superstar 044!- West Baker, LA 108 34 .315 fielder Bobby Bonds. W L Pet, GB leave Chicago, which is languishing in Yankee role American Umgiie Corbett took advantage of Oakland 22 11 .667 in last place in the American League AB H Pet. Chicago's inability to sign Bonds to a California 19 13 .594 2V2 West. Last year Washington hit .278 NEW YORK (UPI) - The 21,837 chilled fans in Comiskey Park Carew, Min 139 54 .388 new contract and made a deal that Kansas City 18 14 .563 3>/2 even Rangers’ General Manager for the Rangers. Texas 15 15 .500 5>/i Tuesday night, who thought they were watching the showcasing Rice, Bos 147 53 .361 Cooper, Mil 123 41 .333 Danny O’Brien admitted was a bit Washington did not have a no-cut Minnesota 12 23 .343 11 of Ken Holtzman for a trade by the New York Yankees learned Porter, KC 106 35 .330 one-sided — at least for the time clause in his Texas contract, but Seattle 12 25 .324 12 later they were seeing Bobby Bonds’ farewell performance with Cubbage, Min 102 33 .324 being, Corbett admitted he had promised Chicago 9 20 .310 11 ‘Devon’s’ softened sportsparts . . . the Chicago White Sox. Bell, Cle 121 39 .322 “I would say," said O'Brien, “that Washington he would not trade him. Tue H(lav*H RenuIlH Milwaukee beat Texas, 4-3, and as far as immediacy is concerned, "Claudell was the only player that Cleveland 3, Oakland 2 Bonds stroked only his second Lynn, Bos 121 39 .322 terrific in extraordinary Visa* polyester. Minnesota drubbed Baltimore, 8-1. I have said would never be traded." Toronto 5, (California 4 home run of the season in the White Thompson, Det 121 39 .322 Texas benefitted a great deal more Sun-ripe peach or lilac separates in pair or Tig ers 4, Mariners 2 Reynolds, Sea 100 32 .320 than the White Sox did." Corbett said. “But I changed my Detroit 4, Seattle 2, (16) Sox’ 8-3 loss to the Yankees. Minutes Rookie Lance Parrish stroked his wear in three’s, four’s and morel All in after the game, the Sox announced Sundberg, Tex 98 31 .316 Bonds, 32, who has made it clear he mind and I take full responsiblity for Boston 3, Kansas City 2 third home run of the season after they had traded Bonds to the Texas planned to play out his option with this trade. Minnesota 8, Baltimore 1 Visa'^, the polyester fabric that absorbs Jason Thompson led off the 16th in­ Pitching Rangers for another outfielder, the White Sox and test his value in “Claudell will be a great pla.ver, New York 8, Chicago 3* moisture for comfort, resists stains for easy ning for Detroit with a single off Claudell Washington, and two minor Most Victories the free-agent market, will come to but I feel that for Texas, which has a Milwaukee 4, Texas 3 loser Shane Rawley. Steye Foucault Ti«lay’» Gaiiips care and stay bright and fresh wearing after leaguers. National League: Grimsley, Mtl 6- Texas in exchange for the 23-year-old good chance to be a pennant winner, hurled three Innings of shutout relief Washington, minor-league outfielder Oakland (Johnson 3-1) at Texas wearing. Sixes 8 to 18, S-M-L. It was Holtzman, not Bonds, who 1; Forsch, St. L 6-2; Rau, LA 5-0, the best thing was to get Bonds. to gain the yictory. Rusty Torres and a player to be “I’m not exactly excited about (Matlack 3-4), N was supposed to be the player on the John, LA, Blue and Knepper, SF 5-1. Left to Right: Striped Shell, $10. Culotte, $16. Blue Jays .5, Angels 4 American League: Lee, Bos 6-0; named later. this. I hope it is a positive move. We California (Ryan 2-2) at Chicago Striped Tunic, $14. 4-Gore Skirt, $12. move, but Catfish Hunteir’s recurring Dave McKay tripled home the sore arm had given Holtzman his Tanana, Cal 6-1; Torrez, Bos 5-1; “This trade isn't official as far as will try everything we can do to sign (Stone 1-2), N Jacket, $25. Print Top, $14. Pull-On Pants, $14. tying run and then scored the game- Guidry, NY and Sosa, Oak 4-0; I’m concerned," said Washington, him to a contract." Detroit (Billingham 3-1) at sportswear, downtown Manchester and winner on Otto Velez’ pinch-hIt dou­ Slaton, Det, Figueroa, NY and the fleet left-handed outfielder who During the off-season, Corbett ob­ Milwaukee (Augustine 4-5), N ble during a two-run, eighth-inning Jenkins, Tex 4-1; Broberg, Oak 4-2; has been bothered by an off-season tained pitcher Doc Medich and right- New York (Guidry 4-0) at Tri-City Plaza, Vernon. rally by Uie Blue Jays. Mike Willis m ' ^American League^ Knapp, Cal, Splittorff, KC and Soren­ ankle injury. fielder Richie Zisk through the free- Cleveland (Waits 3-2), N notched his first win with two innings son, Mil 4-3; Augustine, Mil 4-5. “I want to talk to Mr. Corbett some agent route and outfielder A1 Oliver Toronto (Clancy 2-2) at Baltimore of relief. more.” and pitcher Jon Matlack in a multi­ first start in 27 days and most Strikeouts (McGregor 2-3), N Indians 3, A's 2 National League: Richard, Hou 66; Bonds, however, was anxious to team deal. observers on hand figured the David Clyde tossed a four-hitter for Yankees were showcasing him for an Niekro, Atl 55; Seaver, Cin 50; his first victory since May 15, 1974. imminent trade. Blyleven, Pitt 46; Knepper, SF 40. He struck out seven and walked only Holtzman pitched 51-3 innings and, American League: Ryan, Cal 76; Surgery out for Hobson,i one) Buddy Bell tripled home two Leonard, KC 40; Flanagan, Balt 34; with Chris Chambliss and Thurman runs for the Indians. Softball Munson combining to drive in five Tanana, Cal 32; Guidry, NY and Bri'Wfrs 4, Bangers 3 Matlack, Tex 31. Scott on sidelines again runs and highlight a 14-hit Yankee at­ Sixto Lezeano broke up a tie game T O M u i r s tack, he wound up with his first vic­ with a sacrifice fly that scored Sal But preliminary X-rays taken in BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red l.iiNtnMla Vr/:/.i\ Oil IIimiI. 0 — tory of the season. And as his team Bando in the eighth inning add Larry Kansas City showed Scott suffered a headed for Cleveland Holtzman was IZ Sox have determined third baseman Sorensen went the distance for Butch Hobson won’t need surgery for hairline fracture of the middle finger Villin*r*N IJi'lroii. 0 — still a Yankee. of his right hand on the top joint. Dr. Milwaukee to gain his fourth win. floating bone chips in his right arm K o Im t Im iii “I’m through butting my head Pappas was to determine how long ’■'wins 8, Orioles I and will rejoin the club by Friday in r ir n iil K vh. Zi|»H«T. 7:.‘iO — against the wall,” Holtzman said. "If Rookie Hosken Powell drove in Scott, 34, would be sidelined. Detroit. K oIh t Ikoii they want to trade me, then trade five runs with his first major-league After looking at Hobson, Pappas The Red Sox also learned Tuesday >h. 7 :3 0 — me.” homer and a single- and Butch said there was “no reason whatever As for Bonds, the trade to Texas first baseman George Scott was hurt Wynegar added another homer in the more extensively in Monday’s loss to for surgery at this time.” marked his fifth stop in five seasons. Twins’ romp. Dave Goltz, making his ! Hobson, 26, will rejoin the team in Ttirnpikf' vh. 0 ~ Kansas City than was first suspected. Mkc . “I’m not unhappy about going to first appearance since he cracked his Detroit and be available to play Texas,” Bonds said. "They're a con­ Hobson, the American League FIo*h \ h. W aliiiH. 7:30 — Nlk«* ribs April 21, got his first 1978 win. Friday night. The former University Use your convenient Worth’s Charge Card . . , tender, But I’m not going to do Player of the Month in April, was ^H. INiHlal. 0 — Nrim it deserves a lot of Credit! examined Tuesday at the University of Alabama quarterback hit six olay VH. NorM»n‘H. 0 — anything different there than I did HALLOFFAMERPiny homers and drove in 21 runs in April. here.” DEANWON 30 6AMES i of Massachusetts Medical School in K«‘$’m*y But he has struggled the past two Head scout IN^.THESr,U3mSMAW. Worcester and given a cortisone shot K anli'm vh. SH M . 0 — White Sox owner Bill Veeck weeks because of the floating chips explained the deal as a matter of MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The WHO 6 THE TOP WINNER to relieve the pain of bone chips in his l.aSiraila \ h. (!rlH|»in$)*H 7:.30 — FORTHB POPSERS? right elbow. that have prevented him, at times, economics. Minnesota Vikings announced they from straightening his arm. Else.where In the American. have hired Ralph Kohl as head scout A. Joe M°6INNIT/ Scott, who flew home from Kansas ★ VISA Is a registered trademark a RAlxy VANCE City Tuesday several hours after Scott, who had just returned to the League, Boston edged Kansas City, 3- and signed Jerry -Jteichow, coor­ lineup after being sidelined two of Mllllken & Company. dinator of football operations, and SANPYKOUFAX Hobson, was to be examined l'» r llio Hcroml nlrai^lil iiiplil atl 2, Toronto nipped California, 5-4, weeks with a back problem, suffered Downtown Manchester open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5^ .Thurs.Jtll 9 _ Detroit put away Seattle, 4-2, in 16 in-, Frank Gilliam, player personnel Vi Wednesday by Pappas and a hand hi’ImmIi i UmI ^aiiK'H 'rii«‘Hfla> $4t*r4' the latest injury early in Monday Vernon TrI-CIty Plaza open Mon., Tuea., Wed. 'til 6; Thura., FrI. 'til 9; Sat. 'til 5:9o nings, Cleveland shaded Oakland, 3-2, director, to lohg-terpi contracts. 'ooeiuiez-3or-.OM9U8 specialist. |m>hI|nmmmI $Iim ‘ to llii* rain. I night’s game. V 'I (

r - ‘ ■ PACK SIXTKKN - MANCHESTER EVKNINU HKRAI.D. MaiuhMter. Cunri.;:Wttf.. Mav 17. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheslcr. Conn.. Wed.. May 17. 1978 — PAGE SEVENTEEN

%-i Tribe golfers split matches Defensive realignment

Manchester High golf team split yesterday with hosi Fei mi High and Penney High at Cedar Knob Golf Course. P’ermi topped suggested with Bruins the Silk Townets, 4-1, while the locals were on top of the Black Knights, to The match was called after nine holes Vh \'k. BOSTON (UPI) - Let’s residence under the defensive boards slam dunk over the helpless op­ because of rain. and then could heave the hall to a ponents. knowing he has nine blockers in front -finish what Whitey Herzog of him. Fields, Shrlder (M) def. Vereshrg, pair of flying wingmen to launch the More realistic is a football shift Fermi’s Warren Shane took started by turning 1978 into Defensively, the Patriots already medalist honors with an even par 36. Welnert (F) def. Bickford; fast break. Under a variation, the that Patriots fans could see in cer­ The Year of the Shift. have come up with a shift— the three- Manchester is now 4-5-1 in the CCIL, Manchester vs. Penney — Thomas I- ® fourth man, maybe tain situations over the next few man front that has carried them into 7-7-1 overall. (M) halved with Shermeta, Mayo (P) When Kansas City Manager Her­ the Patriots o-iooi-i quarieruacK years. If the Patriots want, they can playoff i,,n ||,j. Steve Grogan as the middle man in Results: Manchester vs. Fermi — def. Hickey, Fields (M) def, Paul, zog juggled his defense this month to use their massive tight ends Russ years. station* four outfielders against the 3-1-1 setup. Grogan stationed near Shane (F) del. Thomas, Eliis (F) Shrider (M) def. Cormier, Bickford Francis and Don Hasselbeck as extra Whatever the sport, a shift always Boston’s Jim Rice, he set the midcourt, could take the pass from def. Hickey, Hanrahan (F) def! (M) def. Hansen. linemen and put in both Sam Cun­ attracts interest because it baseball world buzzing. Suddenly it the big men and throw a touchdown ningham and burly rookie Mosi was 1946 again and Lou Boudreau lob just over the rim. Maybe high represents a change in the norm. Tatupu as blocking fullbacks. Grogan Whether or not a shift works is less was devising a defense to stop Ted jump sensation Franklin Jacobs then would have all the time he Williams. could be the point man, going into his important, in business terms, than needed to find one of his home run the obvious point that the switch in­ Supersonics after Baseball trivialists were recalling backwards flop as the ball reached threats streaking downfield. Or the net and completing a reverse creases fan interest and attracts more a similar shift used against Harmon Grogan could run to either side. dollars. Killebrew and a five-infielder align­ final round spot ment against Willie Stargell and Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates. 1 9 7 8 40-game slate planned^ SEATTLE (UPI) — With talk of awards and free agents in the A new calendar-style book — “This air, the Seattle Supersonics are hoping they can concentrate long Date in Boston Red Sox History,” by Legion booster drive on enough on their successful playoff formula to land a berth in the Ed Walton — recounts that on May NBA finals with the Washington Bullets. 15,1957, Chicago White Sox Manager Planning an ambitious 40-game The locals will play in a Fourth ol Paul Richards ^made a ninth-inning schedule this summer, the July Tournament in Salem, Mass. The Sonics lead Denver, 3-2, in mented on Thompson’s salary Mon­ their best-of-seven series for the alteration against Williams and the Manchester American Legion All home games will be played at day when he said he and Wilkens had Red Sox. He placed pitcher Fritz baseball committee is now active in East Catholic High's Eagle Field. Western Conference championship settled on an offer they will make to and piay game 6 Wednesday in Seat­ Dorish and brought in Billy Pierce, its booster decal money-raising The local Post will also field a Webster, who becomes a free agent who retired Williams. Richards then project. junior squad this season. tle. after the final Sonic playoff game. ‘Hold it right there^ The Sonics are trying to do to the brought Dorish back to finish the Henry Wierzbicki, booster chair­ Thanks to the generosity ol He said the 34 million contract man, reports the schedule will start Nuggets what they did to dethrone game. residents and businessmen the an­ Base Umpire Lain Pinney holds right hand high, left, as catcher Mike Linsenbigler walks back to position and Denver gave Thompson was But maybe, in light of the awesome June 14 for the seniors. Twenty four nual booster drives have been the defending NBA champion "ludicrously fantastic” and Webster games are scheduled in Zone Eight denoting time as Manchester High first baseman Rob Halldin Manchester Coach Hal Parks resumes protest but to no avail. Portland Trail Blazers — split the talent of the Montreal Canadiens, the successful to help meet seasonal won’t be offered anything resembling play and exhibitions are slated again (Herald photos by Dunn) first two games on their opponent’s Carol CIcnncy on 20lli Century Ijd. Boston Bruins also should resort to a operating expenses and Wierzbicki is points to his loot where he claims base runner stepped and that amount. in Brattleboro and Rutland. Vt., home floor and then win, win, win at shift as the Stanley Cup slips away hopeful the support will continue. All should have been called out. Right, ump. as usual, won argument Schulman can only hope his com­ again. ’The most effective, although Keene, N.H., as well as several who contribute will receive attrac­ home. ments will not spur Thompson to a tive booster decals. The Sonics take a 19-game home illegal, method of curbing Montreal Connecticut communities. performance like he had Sunday. would be to turn the net around and Burke to A ’« winning streak into the contest After being held to just under 22 Wednesday. shove the open side against the Perfects 2-5 120.30 5 )eei Ochoa 6.00 3.60 Lafleur’s OT goal ( LInescores LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Ixis points per game for the first four Reserve champion boards. Just to be sure the tricky Trifecta 2-5-8 99620 3 Arcs Carila S.OO Angeles Dodgers Tuesday night The talked-about award is one that games, Thompson broke loose for £ Jal .Alai results Tuelftti Came Doubles Quinieli 5-8 39.80 got away — Atlanta Coach Hubie Canadiens don’t beat the shift, place 7 Paints Perfects 8-5 118.50 traded unhappy outfielder Glenn Sunday as the Nuggets defeated Seat­ 8 Asis Caramendi 17.00 7.80 3 60 Trifecta B-S-3 293.70 Brown was named NBA Coach of the Gerry Cheevers inside the net. First Came HoeUes J .S " !" < .« 3.20 National League Burke to the Oakland A’s in exchange tle, 123-114. laurels garnered More realistic, but hardly as effec­ 7 Points I f m l i w (25 beats Bruins, 3-2 Year Monday over Seattle’s Lenny 4 M ri{v e t Kcfu K . 2 0 *.211 9.10 O in H i 2-4 31.10 for outfielder Bill North, who was Schulman said he and Wilkens "are 1 Arriofi I Ssriie Atla at N.Y., ppd., rain tive, is the five-defenseman theory O.M 4.40 P trtica 2-4 94.S0 playing out his option with Charlie Wilkens. going to give him (Webster) a darn 5 Pete Corea 3.00 Irife tli W-7 131.40 The free agents under discussion that Toronto used with no success Qwnieta 1-4 30.00 Twentieth Century Ltd., ridden by Carol Glenney of Perfects 4-1 119.40 Snmtfi Cane Snflrt MONTREAL (UPI) — The Boston Bruins were playing it just Finley’s American League club. good offer. Beyond that, we just can't against the Canadiens. The Boston 7 Pants Cinci 100 040 000 - 5 9 1 Burke. 25, was unhappy with are one who has signed — Denver’s 34 get into the areas of salaries that Manchester, was the reserve champion of the Large Junior TrifecU 4-1-5 10 6 ^tola lift} 13.J0 f.fo Jai alai entries as they wanted — then came the overtime and Guy Laflcur. Mtr million man David Thompson — and players all would anchor themselves Second Cane Doubiet 100 000 000 - 1 7 0 Dodgers’ skipper Tom Lasorda Denver did with Thompson.” Hunter Division at the Children’s Services Horse Show in Far­ 1 8.00 3,40 Montreal mounted an overtime Seaver and Bench; Twitchell, one who hasn’t — Seattle’s 7-foot to their blue line and simply knock 7 Pants I U n a lf I 3 55 ®Wedn«'sriay eve'ninp because he was used infrequently. He said he had expressed his dis­ 2 Arri Bartoreo 9.40 4.90 l.tO OuiciiHi S-G 19.90 1st CAW OOWIES assuall witli Lafleur blasting home better open up because we all know mington recently. down anything in a red jersey that I Hurretui Kepa 7 ponas Schatzeder (6), Knowles (8) and center, Marvin Webster. pleasure over Thompson’s salary to 4.60 4.00 M k Ii G-5 267.30 4th CAW soicas 7th CAW SMGIFS lOth CAW SBfCKS the game-winner at 13:09 of sudden- that one shot can do it." ’ One more point and she would have tries to fly by. Two problems arise 3 Pete h 2.60 7iil«t> 6.6 9 4.115.40 1. Awlri|uei Asis I 7 poms 7 POINTS 7 poins Carter. W—Seaver (2-4). L Lady winners Seattle owner Sam Schulman com­ Denver’s owners. UiMeU 2-1 37.60 2. Arris|s A Olive 1. Pete 1. Ramon I. Cuemica » Boston Captain Wayne Cashman with the shift. First, the fleet Perfects 2-8 115.40 Eifhtli Cane Om Mm 3 .2e|iri Kepa 2. Zerui I Mendi death to give the Canadiens a 3-2 vic­ —Twitchell (2-3). HRs—Cincinnati, tied for champion honors. Stoneleight-Burnham School Horse 7 Peinit 2. Coroitola ALBANY, Calif. (UPI) - Two lady Trifecta 2-8-3 695.40 4. Pete lamon 3 Rodrifuef 3. Conialer 3. Urquiaca tory and a 2-0 lead in the Stanley Cup said his team followed its plan "and The division is made up of four Show which qualified her for medal Canadiens are shifty enough to get 4 W ' 0»M 17.60 4 90 4 40 Morgan (6). Thnd Came OeoWet 5. lascKin Cares i Rantif 4. Ochoa 4. Joey jockeys accounted for a 3697.50 Exac- 12.60 6.60 . Ranh Barturen 5. Olave 5. Uri^e finals. thought we'd win. In the first game classes held over a three-day period honors at the Harrisburg, Pa., Horse past such a blueline stand and se­ 7 Points 3 lauifai Caiti $ 05 6 5. Bascaran 7. Arri ^ i o 6. Cares 6. Iriondo 6. Asis The third and fourth games of the we got caught with penalties in the ta at Golden Gate Fields Tuesday. with 49 horses entered. Show in October. Also, in April, cond, the Bruins would have to 1 k c i Isis I 1660 9 20 11.60 O uiM t 2 4 46.90 Phila 000 100 000 - 1 9 0 4 Zefui 0 ^ 8. Ihirrefiii Isps 7. Anisfa II 7. Charola 7. Javier Kathy Meints won the third race on Country Club team 9 i0 9.00 P trfK ii 4-2 116.40 8 Atca best-of-seven championship series opening period and gave up two The previous week, at the St. Glenney won her fourth McClay sacrifice what liltle offense they 2 Pete Gnuale: SUBS Gorostols Caramef i Sertio 8. Caramendi Hous 300 002 Olx - 6 9 2 4.00 Ir ilK li 4.21 391.00 SUB hiondo will be played in Boston, where Mon­ Rep’s Worth (335.20) while Jane Class at the Ethel Walker School have mustered to date. Quiniela 4-8 65.60 SUB Arri SUB irriafa N power-play goals. Carlton, Reed (6), McGraw (8) and Clement’s Show in Saratoga, N.Y., Perfects 8'4 I75.S0 fcth Cant DaiUti 2«1 C9W DOUnEC Sth U W D0U8US 8th CAW DOUIltS lltti CAW DOUBKS Driggers finished second on Great 7 Porti ; poms treal can claim its third straight "Tonight we stayed away from Glenney won two ribbons including a Horse Show to qualify for the McClay Some might suggest the use of two Trifecta 8-4-2 756.90 7 POINTS 7 POINTS 7 POINTS McCarver; Lemongello, Bannister 7.50 (.20 3.(5 I.P titO lm 1. Arriafs I Urquiifa Age (112.40). It marked the first time Foyrth Cant Sin{tes 1. Zefui Ochoa 1. Hurrcfui Unjuiafa Stanley Cup. penalties and really checked the shares first place blue in the Junior Working Hunter finals to be held at New York’s goalies but such a move would serve 1 ; “ f f “ l“ 6.20 3.00 7n»i Oalatn 2. Cuemki B t^ a rro (6), Sambito (9) and Ferguson. 7 Pants 2. Hurregifl Conialei 2. Arrisfa B Javier two women jockeys accounted for ...... 7 t a ili 3,(5 3. A ,ri,(i | hpi 3. Arri {cenarro 3. Gorostola Ochoa 3. Bascaran Javier "They all played a heck of a Canadiens but we lost anyhow. " W—Lemongello (3-4). L—Carlton (4- Division. This marked the first time Madison Square Garden in only to cause overcrowding in the 3 Rodri{uei 10.80 both ends of an Exacta at a major 4 |0 3.00 Qwnitli 1-7 31.20 4. loOriluti Saiki 4. Cofostda Barturen 4. Cuemiee I hiondc 4. Joey Serfio game," Boston Cloach Don Cherry Cashman said. "But a game of this she jhowed her new horse, 20th Cen­ November. The results of the latter crease, leading to less efficiency by 1 Pete * 90 3 60 P trtttli 1.7 100.90 6. 9rri K151 5. Mei^i Iriondo 4), HR—Houston, Puhl (2). Played despite‘the elements yesterday was a Class ABCD 4 Ser{ie 5. Pete triomk) 5. Uriarte Coraalei said "But it took a great player like sort has to give our team a lift, es­ California race track. tury Ltd. determines the leading equitation both goalies and leave even more ice 4.90 Tfiletli 1-7-2 912.40 6. Iturrttui ta e i 6. Bascaran Kepa 6. Mendi Carila 6. Gorostola Carita QiMeii 1-3 21.20 7. Aica Asis I 7. Joei Caramenii 7. Uriarte Kepa Mixer at Manchester Country Club by 52 members of the PeHecU 3-1 58.20 7aitb Cant Sintlti 3- "'"Of *»™i Lafleur to beat us. pecially since the next two will be St, L 000 100 220 - 5 9 3 During April, the local rider ob­ rider under age 18 in the United room for the Canadiens to roam. 7 Panh 9. Itlcaai 9m 9 8. Rodrifuei Caramendi 8. Asis Asis R 8. Asis Conialet Connecticut Women’s Golf Association. Trifecta 3-1-4 474.60 SUBS Aica Caramendi "In the winning goal Laflcur played in our rink." San Dgo 400 101 lOx - 7 7 0 tained her fourth win at the States. But while two goalies is not viable, 6 lot) 12.00 6 00 3 90 5096 Oiatlo Oclioi SUBS Arrisfa I Ramon SUBS Randjf (cenarro Two teams tied for first place in Fifth Came OaoMes liftn O i 690 620 3(9 C99( 0MJIU6 6th CAW MUBUS 9th CAW DOUBKS 12tft CAW DOUBKS hesitated the way you'd expect Lafleur was jubilant over his Urrea, Littell (7), Hamilton (8) ^Sports slatej the use of three centers in basketball, 7 Points 9 * m 6.(5 7 P0K7S 7 P0IN7S 7 POINTS 7 POIfTS someone like him to. It was just game-winner from about 40 feet. the low net best ball affair, each car- especially by the forlorn Celtics, 4 Bascaran Ash I 14.00 920 6.20 (Xaiitll 3-6 29.40 1. Karttui Oaturtn 1. ChKola Feenaao 1. Bascaran Carita 1. Charola Javier and Simmons; Owchinko, Spillner natural birdie. 2 Radrifoei Se^slia 500 500 P afttlo 6-1 100.60 2. lloilri(iiti O liit 2. Mendi Olave 2. Mendi Ochoa 2. Gorostola Urquiafa enough to throw (goalie Gerryl “Larry Robinson gave me the puck dihg 66s. Mabei Gordon, Maynette could serve as an interesting twist. 6 Arri Gensafei 7.20 TiStcli 6-1-9 611.00 3 P tlt Odioi 3. Raodjr Javier 3. Charola Urqviafa 3. Guernica A Carita (8), DvAcquisto (8) and Sweet. Two teams tied for third place, IhM eli 2-4 31.00 Tliiirsduv Oothers, Jay Jones and Barbara Three big men could take up Dtrami Caot Doiibits J 4. Joejr Cares 4. Asis Ramon 4. Aira hiondo Cheevers off, " Cherry said. “ But at center ice,” he said. "But just W—Owchinko (3-2). L— Urrea (2-5). PerfecU 4-2 93.00 J 5. Charola Asis 8 5. Area Carita 5. Joey (cenarro 5. Uriarie Ochoa n \ s m \ u . Schutz of Shuttle Meadow and a team each with 68s. One team included Trifecta 4-2-6 451.80 Cheevers played a superb game and before passing it to me, he waited 'til HRs—St. Louis, Simmons (4). Nancy Narkon of Manchester. 2 Cmua Zom JJO i fo 4 go 6. Uriarte Ispa 6. Uriarte Serfio 6. Joey Contalet I'm not faulting him." 1 picked up speed, then I started to Munoliester at Knfield, of Lynne Prior, Edna Hilinski, Siith Came OaoMes 5 CinnijeaTiriondo 15.20 8 80 t 7. Cuemica I Urquiaia 7. Area Javier 7. Ash (cenarro 3:30 Fifth place with a 69 was a team 7 Paints 8 Joeif Caramendi 720 k 8. Aiif Kepa 8. Cuemica I Caramendi * ***"<*' Caf«"endi The bench cleared as soon as the move and saw that their defenseman Isabelle Parciak and Linda Kaye 2 Arriata I Urquiati 14.20 6.40 4.20 Quiniela 2-5 36.00 SUBS Arriafs B Kepi SUBS Bascaran Ochoa SUBS Corostoti ConraJci Bascaran Serfio Ptsbgh 020 000 000 - 2 5 1 KusI Calholio a( Xavb>r, from host Manchester each came that included Emma Oleksinski and East Hartford winning goal was scored. Even the Rick Smith was moving in front of LA 300 000 OOx - 3 10 1 Tina Mikolowsky of the host club. Junior Soccer Midget League J usually reserved Scotty Bowman, the me. 7:30 home with 66s. Candelaria, Tekulve (7) and Dyer, ConanI at IN^niioy The original field numbered 108 TTn iiir-rrnfTrini i m r M i i ni-iTTnin n iiM -m M itM m riiM W M iM jim M rtiiiniM iiiiiiiiM iiiii i n iir« i i i i u i ii Montreal coach, rushed to con­ "I couldn’t get around him, so I Ott (7); Sutton, Forster (9) and The Manchester group had seven gratulate Lafleur. Kasl Hartford at net birdies with Hilinski's short putt golfers but rain kept more than half Little League fired it from far out and I guess it Grote. HRs—Pittsburgh, Stargell away. North In the overtime period the just managed to go in,” Lafleur said. (4) . W elhersfield at the 126-yard, par-3 the round’s only Ry DICK PARADIS Anderson, Howard Rovegno, Holly Canadiens outshot the Bruins. 15-4. In Smith made it 2-2 at 15:48 of the TRACK Metros: Coach Jill Goss: players — Epstein, Kevin Kennedy, Ken WIN Corri'»|ioii(lcnl Melluzzo, Will Turner, David the third period Montreal managed third period after Bob Gainey had Chi 010 010 010 - 3 6 1 East Catliolie ill E ll Hi Aaron Wlochowski, Doug Local 1933 took over the top rung in Bartkowski, Mel Siebold, Pamela Nielsen, Michael O’Loughlin, only seven shots and in the second given Montreal a 2-1 lead earlier in San Frn 000 003 Olx — 4 9 0 \\ inilHiir (giriM) the blast Hartford Eastern Little period just five. the period. Brad Park for Boston and P.Reuschel and Cox; Knepper and TENNIS Dairy Queens to launch Mirante, Scott Miller, Darren Jonathan Pearlson, Christopher League last week by sweeping its two Rosano, Jason Rosano, Ricky Houle, LaVigne, Teri McGehan, Mark ‘We wanted to be defensive," said Steve Shutt for Montreal exchanged Hill. W—Knepper (5-1). L— Eyinun Mrnioriiil nl games. Bret Bolin, Brian Milone, Richard Cusson, Robert Chaloux, Scott Bowman "But we didn't anticipate a secjjnd-period goals after a scoreless P.Reuschel (3-3). HRs—Chicago, (Jienev I'erli Behind strong pitching. Local long overtime, so we figured we'd opening period. Kingman (8). Enfield al IMiinrltcHler ’'78 season this weekend Naab, Eric Lohr, Dan Senkow, Gary Auden, Christopher Silver, Stuart blanked Civitan, 4-0, and Elm Phar­ Heavisides, Brian Dunn, Christopher (girln) Trueman, Ed Barry, Michelle Cote, American League Hartford Road Dairy Queen will an exhibition game Sunday at macy, 3-2, to take the top rung. In the Stephen Logan, Michael Mozzer, Cavanno, Jonathan Brody, Stephen <;OLE sponsor last year’s New England Robertson Park before participating game against Elm, Local's John Jason Wlochowski, Bayer. LUCKY LICENSE Oak 000 000 no - 2 4 2 IMiinrlii'Hler /\t indliniii ill champions (formerly Brown’s Tire) in the East Coast Invitational Tour­ King. Tom Parlante and Clarence Toros: Coach Carl Bujaucius: W arriors: Coach Dan Hansen: Los Angeles in formal Qeve 000 010 20x - 3 6 0 Enniird as it opens its 1978 season Friday in nament in Providence, R.I., over Miller combined for the win. King players — James Atwell, Shawn players — David Evans, Mike Renko, Lacey (7), Heaverlo (8) Easl Eulliolir /Si. Her- New Haven against the 1975 champs, Memorial Day weekend. pitched four scoreless innings while Dukett, Paul Beliasov, Anton Mayer, Meister, Andy Scheinblum, Dean and Essian; Clyde (1-0) and Hassey, niiril ul NE'A the Socialites, in a benefit game for A year ago under the Brown’s Parlante and Miller were used in Pamela Reischerl, John Dequatro, Donaghue, Bill McCandless, Jason CONTEST L-Lacey (3-1), relief. bid for 1984 Olympics Itollon /VinnI Terli ill the Heart Fund at 6 o'clock. banner, the Queen’s won five out of John Hickey, Robert Monaco, Sarah Stansfield, Mark Ference, William Parlante and Miller combined on Cheney Teeli Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at seven tournaments and placed 27th in Nicholson, Stephen Macdonald, Melendez, Gregg Falade, Jason the shutout against Civitan. Parlante Every day look for the Lucky License Numbers Calif 000 120 100 - 4 9 1 <;iHES SOITBALL Fitzgerald Field, Dairy Queen will the 41-team national tournament in Phyllis Lessner, Daniel Mullen, Scott Picano, Michael Generis, Steven ATHENS, Greece (UPI) — Los council. also gave his team all the runs it In the Manchester Evening Heraldl Tor 002 100 02x - 5 9 1 Enfield al ManelieHler, play in another benefit for the Heart Graham, N.C. McFarland, Eric Berens, Chris Whitcomb, Robert Lammey, Kris Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley The amendment would give the Aase, LaRoche (8) and Downing; Fund against Silky’s (formerly Dairy Queen, 44-9 last year, needed when he blasted a three-run Wednesday pre.senled his city's for­ city financial protection against .’liHO Nicholsen, "Thad Terzo, Christopher Krause, John Jacobson, Steven Underwood, Willis (7), Murphy (9) Eaxl Catholir al Rliani, David’s Restaurant), last year’s features Marianne Pemberton, Gail homer in the third inning. Parker Sarli, Kent Michaud, Mark Bailey. Patarini, Scott MacCIuggage, Daniel mal bid for the 1984 Summer Olym­ going into the red, while agreeing to state runnerup. RULES and Ashby. W—Willis (1-2). L-Aase .1:1.5 Shimaitis, Judy Lauder and Jean Swan went the route on the mound Olympirs: Coach Tom Roach: Evans, Devin Donaghue, Teddy pics to the International Olympic the IOC's sovereignty over the (2-2). Dairy Queen will meet Niantic in McAdam of Manchester. for Civitan and did a good job. Committee following last-minute games. players — Laurent Bourcier, Stephen Brashier. • Only one prize per day will be awarded. K of C , which was in the cellar at Chuman, Gregory Wood, E ric Chirfians: Coach Ken backroom negotiations which he said "The interesting thing is that the (16 innings) the start of the week, began to make Meyeroff, Dennis Foreman, Stephen Carrington: players — Shawn Yates,' • The first person that calls, or appears at The Herald during office hours before had assured Los Angelos the site. city of Los Angeles and the IOC are its move. Taking pn highly regarded Sea 000 011 000 000 000 0 - 2 Little League Gay, Sandra Hanley, Cheryl Binks, Louis Jaffe, Bruce Rosenberg, 10:00 a.m. the day after the license number appears will be declared the winner. Lord Killanin. the IOC president, in agreement on one thing — we want Jaycees, the Knights behind Dave Det 010 000 001 000 000 2 - 4 BDTmW4I Clarence Zachery, David Riordan, Bradley Thurston, James Nichols, Herald office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. said contract negotiations looked the 1984 Games to go on in the tradi­ Honeycutt, Romo (7), Rawley (13) Maura and Frankie Saponare came Norman Maillet, Jeff Moran, Jay Denise Welch, Roger Carrington, "brighter " but stopped short of tion of the Olympics and we want and Stinson; Wilcox, Hiller (7), out on top, 5-3. Dave Cravies clubbed • Winner must claim the prize money by 5:00 p.m. the day after publication of AMERICAN EARM Moir, Debbie Aronson, Stephen Corey Carter, David Fromerth, talking of the "major breakthrough” them in Los Angeles,” Bradley said. Foucault (14) and Parrish. nE6EAS(8iniCE$ his fourth homer in seven games for the license number. Winner must show registration verifying the lucky license. mentioned by Brad#y. Wet grounds didn’t stop Lawler, Edward Kloehn, Tony Missy Cook, Aaron Cook, Richard "Any difference that may have W—Foucault (1-2). L-Rawley (0-4). Police & Fire and the the Jaycees while Maura hit a Any ag ree m e n t w orked out been alluded to in the past has esen- Hollins, James Duffield, Ronald Howard, Henry Pawlowski, Russell • Prize money of $10.00 will be awarded, unless a home delivery subscriber of HR—Detroit, Parrish (3). American Legion entries grandslam to put K ofC on top for Binks, Janet Petrie. Vinick, Sharon Vinick, David Water, between the lawyers of each side will tially been a matter of semantics, or good. record of The Manchester Evening Herald In which case $25.00 will be awarded from playing Monday night Cougars: Coaches Mike Paggioli, Doug Siwik, Paul Spillman, Gregory have to be approved, first by the a matter of some misunderstanding The Knights edn’tinued their the winner. Bos 000 020 100 - 3 8 1 at Buckland with the Jeff Daigle: players: Todd Winot, Tommy Downes. IOC's general session, and then by that required some clarification. I slugging against Kiwanis by banging • Employees ot I he Herald or their Immediate families are not eligible. K.C. no 000 000 - 2 9 1 former winning, 23-12, Grossman, Mark Cichowski, John SiallinuH: Coach Rich Gelting: the Los Angeles City Council, think we have had this clarification Lee and Fisk; Splittorff and out 61 hits compared to five in a 10-5 Bert Lessard collected Tillotson, Senan Gorman, Earl players — John Vichi, Joe Doyle, • The Manchester Evening Herald reserves the right to publish the names and The first of these stages began now,” he added. Wathan. W—Lee (6-0). L - Splittorff win. Maura hit his third homer of the three doubles pacing the Edwards, Matthew Morris, Matt Debbie Bushnell, Peter McConnell, pictures ol winners. Wednesday as Bradley's six-man (4-3). HRs—Boston, Evans (3). young season while Joe Balskus and winners while teammates Paggioli, Sheila Wilson, Paul Moss, Kevin Romanewicz, Paul Wright, delegation presented I as Angeles' John McKeone each had two hits for ease before some 75 IOC members in Gary Davenport, Danny Jeffrey Luce, Robert Peruccio, David Rossetto, Michael Morianos, Balt 001 000 000 - 1 8 0 Halloran and Larry Marot- the winners. Jonathan Riemitis, Sal Vernall, Mark Zackin, Theresa McConnell, a formal -20-minute hearing. The Minn 000 204 02x — 8 10 1 ti each added three hits Eastern Little League standings: Mark Paggioli, Tom August, Richard Karen Banning, Steven Damon, i members were scheduled to vote Stevens lost Palmer, T. Martinez (6) and Local 1933 6-1, Calvin Ford 5-2. Elm Thursday each. Bohadik, Brad Pendleton, Paul Steven Coughlin, Ricky Knight, Rob­ Skaggs; Goltz, T. Johnson (7) and Mike Oliver homered Pharmacy 4-3, Jaycees 4-3. K ofC Todays Lucky License Numbers Peruccio, Brian Spano, Gary Wood. bie Knight, Matthew Parlapiano, Because Los Angeles is the only Wynegar. W—Goltz (1-3). L — +hrt|axrljiir "Hirtiaxrtfidt and doubled for the Legion 3-4, T&J Auto Body 3-4, Kiwanis Pal(-nns: Coach Tom Donovan: Albert Mimo, Brian Coughlin, Sal candidate for the 1984 .Summer to Lobsters Palmer (3-4). HRs — Minnesota, 2-5, Civitan 1-6. Games, the vote should have been and Steve Owens con­ COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT LARGE-CAPACITY players — Kenneth Andrulot, Billy Rafala, Mary Zabielski. BOSTON (UPI) — Greer “Cat” Wynegar (2), Powell (1). Tuesday’s just a formality. But the City Council tributed three base hits. ROOM AIR CONDITIONER ROOM AIR CONDITIQNFR Cole, Richard Tramentano, Martin Wliiicrapn: Coach Bob Allison: FH 6875 Stevens of the Boston Lobsters was Connuctlcut insisted on absolving itself from any AMERICAN Cantin, Michael Hassett, Raymond players — Jerry Rothman, Francis Winner was reported resting comfortably today N.Y. 203 210 000 - 8 14 0 Fifteen runs in the se­ Juleson, Todd Patulak, Linda Hall, Parlapiano, Matthew Terzo, Melo eventual deficit, while the IOC after undergoing a 5 1/2-hour opera­ Chi 000 120 000 - 3 8 1 cond inning powered Paul Cooney, Kevin Boyko, Kimberly Hull, Jeff Hazzard, Gregor Siebert, pointed out that was not possible un­ tion for removal of cartilage from Holtzman, Gossage (6) and Mun­ SPECIAL PRICING ON ALL A rthur L American Legion to a 21-1 Brown, Mark Haddock,. Jim Pryce Maltempo, Kelly O'Connell, der IOC rules. her left knee. son; Wood, Torrealba (3), Schueler Bradley said the details of the com­ win over Bob’s Gulf Mon­ McGillvarv. Neill Ramsev. Lauren Steven Allison, Chris Packer, Jeff Forde, The South African tennis player (5) , LaGrow (8) and Nahorodny. day at Waddell. Winning Kolen retires Giles, Michael Patulak, Kenneth Sault, Mara Lee Siebert, Michael promise would have to come from suffered the injury May 6. Dr. Carter W—Holtzman (1-0). L-Wood (3-4). AIR CONDITIONERS the IOC. The IOC had no immediate pitcher Brian McAuley Harvill, James Hall, Timothy Had­ Trevithick, Cameron Detrich, Paul 105 Oak SL, Rowe, who has operated several HRs—(Hiicago, Bonds (2). MIAMI (UPII - Hard-hitting, comment but sources said fanned 11. Bruce Maran- linebacker Mike ’’Crunch" Knicn. dock, Randy Dumas. > Hublard,-Kenneth Brown, Michael Thursday's vote would go ahead on times on hockey star Bobby Orr, dino and Larry Stanford ( S uns: Coach Chris Stetson: Brogie, Jam es Crombie, Bobby Manchester, removed the damaged cartilage and Milw no 010 010 — 4 9 0 who missed only one game in five the understanding the legal contract each had two hits for the SAVE ’20-<50<«75 players — Andy Boggini, John King, Berzenski, Kevin O’Connell. did "extensive reconstructive work” Texas 001 020 000 - 3 7 1 seasons before operations on both would he hammered out later and Legioa with Stanford knees, Tuesday announced his retire­ Glenn Horowitz, Kory Kapitke, Nan­ CqribnuH: Coach Dave Slbrlnsz: a on ligaments at Massachusetts Sorensen and Martinez; Alexander homering. Roh Roya had cy Healy, Doug Johnson, Doug John­ players — Chris Ogden, Geoffrey any approval would be subject to its General Hospital. and Sundberg. W— Sorensen (4-3). ment froiii the Miami Dolphins. two of ^ b ’s three blows. 273 W. MinOLE TPKE son, Claudine Whiston, AmoreevAn- Stefko, Craig Phillips, Jay Mistretta, Herald being signed. Rowe said Stevens will be in the ‘ L-Alexander (3-2). Kolen, who operates a real estate The contract approval could have a OPEN business and a physitial fitness center saldi, Niki Cacace, Ron! Mcycrbolt, Marissa' Melody, Todd Whitehouse, hospital for 10-12 days and will be in a GO W«d, 9-6 Tina Listro, Raymond Mackey, Matthew Schauster,. Brad Stern, subscriber. rougher ride through the Ias Angeles cast until mid-August. Shortstop recalled vtD plke in Montgomery, said he decided to City Council than the IOC, however. Thur* 9*9 Adam Ansaldi, Tyrone Whiston, John Jamie Salazia, Rdbert Hallowell, farm club in the Pacific FrI. 9-6 retire ibecause, "1 just haven’t IOC sources indicated the contract Terry Holladay was signed last OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) n 'l M I'ID S P U ’1‘1 lA M Odom, Eddie Dupont, Joey DIPace, Chris Corrow, Suzanne Hendessi, — ’The Oakland A’s have Coast League, effective responded, to the rehabilitation would be an amended form of the one week as a temporary replacement r r s m r r c a ! Budget To Eric Brown. Glen Bofegini, John Kristina Godmundsen,'Kdvin Gan­ for Stevens on the Lobsters’ World today, after putting 36 Monthi progrdm .(therapy) in the off voted down 14-0 last month by the recalled shortstop Rob Pic- Bodyk. non, Mary Jean Enroth, Glenn Team Tennis squad. ciolo from their Vancouver catcher Earl Williams on scas*m;'” co n iw eU eu I waivers. Hawks: Coaches Brad Farley, Tonkin, Lisa Terry, Doug LaPointe, Craig Eaglesoiiin players — Thomas Sven Roth, Lynn Whitehouse. 'I PACK KHillTKKN - MANOHt’yTKH KVKMNt: IIKHAU). Nhjm'hraUT. Cwm.. Wtil., Mu> 17. 1!)7H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., May 17. 1978 - PAGE NINETEEN NBC plans innovations’ Phone device firm ifv Peaceful NEW YORK (UPI) - “Welcome tainer tries to bring up her son each week that sets up clues and Back, Namath,” a senior citizen ver­ among the absurdities of Las Vegas suspects and lets the'audience as to build in Shelton sion of "Mr. Smith Goes to — “One Day at a Time Goes West?” well as the “dynamic, anti­ campaign "Coastocoast” offers a pair of Washington,” and what sounds like establishment lawyer” hero try to HARTFORD (UPIl - Telephone Connecticut Product Development stewardii having antics in the sky, a “Love Boat” of the skies are among solve the crime. Might be fun. equipment manufacturer TIE- Corporation, a state-funded agency la "Coffee, Tea or Me” or a flying the innovations on NBC's fall NBC will try long-form drama with Commimiff.itions, Ine. plans to build created three years ago to encourage changing schedule. “Love Boat.” The spelling of the title “W.E.B,,” that seems a cross a new plant in Shelton that will even­ firms to develop new product lines in The eight new series for the fall might be a tipoff of quaUty. between “Executive Suite” and the tually employ 400 persons. Connecticut. 1978-79 television season replace Hie most promising of the com­ movie “Network.” TIE-Communications made the an- In a ceremony in Gov) Ella ,T. HARTFORD (UPI) - The crowing some golden oldies among the six edies is ‘‘Grandpa Goes to There also is “ Live from , nouneement Tuesday — only hours Grasso's office, Thomas L. Kelly, Jr. of the apparent frontrunner in the shows that were canceled — “Police Washington,” mainly because it will Hollywood with Dick Clark,” an hour , after the Connecticut Deveiopmcnl the firm's president, applauded the Republican gubernatorial race has Woman,” “James at 15,” “CPO star Jack Albertson. He imper­ of live television that will include a Authority approved $3.6 million in venture as a “partnership between angered his two challengers and ap­ Sharkey,” "Chico and the Man,” sonates a college professor who ends hodgepodge of variety turns, gossip, tax-exempt revenue bonds to help the progressive government and in­ parently ended what has been a “Bionic Woman” and “Grizzly his enforced retirement by running whatever. corporation build the proposed 70.000 novative industry.” relatively peaceful campaign so far Adams.” for the U.S. Senate.- NBC evinces disappointing caution square foot plant in Shelton's The corporate executive said As expected, Rep. Ronald .Sarasin, The new shows include “The There are a pair of crime series — in its news magazine show. Instead Research Park. groundbreaking would take place this R-Conn., Tuesday received 19 of Waverly Wonders,” a half-hour sit­ one is “Sword of Justice,” which of turning monthly late night TIE-Communications, which now year "and we hope to move in by the Waterbury’s 20 delegates to this com with Joe Namath as a high NBC describes as "a high-style “Weekend” into prim' time has operations in Ashbury Park. fall of 1979.” He said employment at summer's GOP state convention. school history teacher-basketball modern-day swashbuckling adven­ “Midweek,” the network will go N.J.. and Stamford, was the first the plant would increase to “about Waterbury is the largest city in the coach of a bunch of kids who sound ture in the tradition of ‘Zorro’ and prime time monthly with “Weekend” firm to receive finanrial aid from the 400 in the early 1980s.” congressional District Sarasin has like rejects from Kotter's classroom. ‘Count of Monte Cristo,’ with the until December, when the show is repre.sented for the past five and a Other comedies include "Legs,” added element of humor.' scheduled to go weekly, Fred Silver- half years. Also in that category is “Capra,” a another half-hour in which an enter­ man willing. Eight persons indicted But in a surprise acceptance state­ whnHiinit with famous guest stars ment, the Beacon Falls represen­ tative claimed, “I have more in CETA program abuse delegate support in the 5th Duplicate bridge (Congressional) District than either result of a five-month investigation Fire rescue demonstration BOSTON (DPI) — Eight persons Lew Rome or Jerry Stevens has in lord - North-South: Paul arid Gcri Bar- C rn irr Itridgi- Club Monroe, first: Klhcl Robb and Alice Moe. have been indicted by a federal grand involving the grand jury, FBI, the Bennet Junior High School students belonging to the Town of Manchester Fire the entire state.” ser-ond: Beverlv .Saunders and Marv lon. lirsl: Mary Roy and June Rwhiick. U.S. Department of Labor and the May 12 at the Masonic Temple — jury in connection with alleged State Senate Minority Leader Willhide. third ' second. observe a demonstration of the various life Departrnynt.m ^n i. (Herald photo by Pinto) .N'orlh-Siiulli: Ilussell Granni.ss and Ilrucc abuses in a government jobs Springfield Police Department. Lewis Rome, R-Bloomfield, dis­ May 8 al 385 N. Main SI. — Norlh- Easl-Wqst: .loan Byrnes and Ellen No date has been set for saving facilities contained in the rescue truck Moll, lirsl: I/iis Macomber and Anne South: Frankie Brown and Jan la-onard. McKcon. first: Dick and Jackie Lymh. program in Springfield. missed Sarasin's claim as nonscn.se. Inpram, second. Mr. and Mrs. Cross. arraignments. The case will go lirsl: Jane lame and Midge Gordon, se- second. U.S. Attorney Edward F, adding he already has far more than Ihird lond: Barbara Davis and Bette Marlin. May 9 at 200 Clement Road — Norlh- 1 Harrington said a five-month in­ before Boston U.S. District Court 165 delegates the 5th Congressional KasI-WesI: Rita Holland and .loe Ihird. Soulh: Norma Fagan and Al ijP lanl. vestigation turned up evidence of Judge Frank Friedman. District will send to the Republican Davis, firsi: Bob Stratton and Pep “Fraud in the administration of Dale Blagrove fingers a few beats in are four other soloists who will be on the KasI-West: Ann Mcl>auphlin and Judy lirst: Paul Barton and Jim Baker, .se­ theft or embezzlement of at least Stale told to pirepare convention in July. In all, 988 l,aPlant. second. Kllen McKeon and .bine Pyka. lirsl: Grace Barrett and Mary cond. federal programs, such as CETA, is rehearsal for an appearance at the Bennet program. From left are Crystal Velasquez, Roebuck, third. $100,000 in federal funds. He said the delegates will attend the nominating Tierney, second: Ethel Coon and Kaye East-West; Rita Holland and Mill particularly serious because it convention. Joan Humphrey, Maureen Carroll. Karen MimrhfKlrr Itriil^r Club alleged abuses in the Comprehensive Junior High School seventh grade spring Baker, third. Golllieb. first: Barbara Berkley and Lyn­ Employment Training Act program reflects a breach of trust by federally "I made a count this morning and I The Friday night Manchester Bridge choral concert to be presented Tuesday at Temple. (Herald photo by Pinto) May II al 385 N. Main St. — North- da Simmons, second. occurred between 1975 and 1977. funded employees and diverts for metric conversion have 283 delegates without counting South : Mary Warren and Ann Club game and Nile Time Novice Grou|i A novice game as well as the regular 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. With him Harrington said six indictments limited federal monies from the dis­ Bridgeport, " Rome said, adding he is Mcljiuphlin. first: Pep Dunlield and Ann game have been closed All the day game is now being played at the Brilish- advantaged,” Harrington said. HARTFORD (UPI) — Consumer metric system for higher prices," of education ” that will be needed to DeMartin: .second. Phyllis Pierson and games will remain open. American Club. 73 Maple SI . were returned charging the defen­ “hopeful" he can land a good chunk “It is because of these concerns Protection commissioner Mary Mrs. Heslin said. “Il cast a very prepare Connecticut for the switch. of Bridgeport's 19 delegates. Belle Marlin. Ihird. I'lnsl lliirlfortl Itrulgi- Club Manchester. dants with a total of 48 counts of con­ negative shadow on the whole area of State officials were asked to examine spiracy, the giving of false that the prosecution of federal Heslin says Connecticut will have to House Minority Leader Gerald Bennet sets music program Kasl-WesI: Jan I,eonard and Muriel May 2 al 200 Clement Road. East Hart- program abuses along with the face the metric music sooner or metric conversion.” their agencies to find out what they statements, fraud, and obstruction of Stevens, R-Milford, also took excep­ prosectution of political corruption later, so state agencies might as well Ninety-five perce.it of the world will need to do to implement the con­ tion to Sarasin's boast. Music and music awards will be Elton John and Barry Manilow. 'justice.'^ uses the metric system and the version. Jaqui Menendez. Karen Temple and TV highlights tonight 1 He sa’id the indictments were the has been designated a top priority of begin preparing for the inevitable "A great deal of exaggeration is the program for Bennet Junior High The seventh grade boys will sing a Christel Velasquez. my office.” conversion now. United States is tke only major na­ Gov. Ella T. Grasso paid a visit to being .engaged in at this time," he School's annual spring concert next group of songs by themselves. Accompanists are Dale Blagrove The Connecticut Metric Coor­ tion left that doesn’t. Mrs. Heslin the seminar and conceded she shares said Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school Soloists for tlie concert will be and Erin Barrett. Scott Grzyb will 8 p.m. CBS. Danny and the and the Mississippi Queen. " A dinating Committee, chaired by Mrs. said Americans must accept the in­ "the trauma and concern of the con­ auditorium Dale Blagrove. Maureen Carroll. lend his talent on the drums. .Mermaid A budding fiery cowgirl and her il­ TfflS IS THE SEASON FOR Heslin, held a seminar at the (Japitol evitability of metric conversion and version to metric." A 169-member chorus will sing oceanographer meets a mer­ legitimate sister team up to Consumer hill passes start preparing for it. "The task will not be easy, " she Shelley Hassett. Joan Humphrey, Walter Gzyb will direct the chorus. maid and it's love among the Tuesday to alert state agencies to the show tunes, folk songs ^ d songs by track down the train robbers BLACK "You can’t jsst bury your head in said. Tracev Jones. Deborah LeClair. The event is free, and the public is corals, with a few snags along protection ... they have waited long problems they face as more and invited. responsible lor their father's HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill spon­ the sand. It wo.i’t go away,” she said. Joseph Garcia, a member of the Insliliile defioii the way. NBC. Movie. "Lacy CARPENTER ANTS enough,” he said Tuesday in a state­ more industries convert to the death. ABC, Special. "The sored 6y Rep, Toby Moffett, D-Conn,, “1 think within 10 years you will see committee and manager of corporate Carpenters ... Space En­ In addition to being ment released from his Washington metric system. HARTFORD (UPI) - The ,to protect consumers from potential Last year, the liquor industry went the United States go metric, simply metric and technical activities al counters." Suzanne Somers. unsightly and unsanitary. Tire and safety hazards from some office. Institute of Living, a psychiatric Peopletalk f Theater ^ John Davidson and Charlie Black Anis excavate Moffett’s bill was based on General metric and next year, the lumber in­ because of survival.” Combustion Engineering, Inc. of hospital, says it ran up a '$171,309 Callas join Richard and Karen extensive galleries In wood •cellulose insulation products has dustry plans to make the switch. Faced w.th international trade Windsor, said the conversion may not been passed by the U.S. House. Service Administration guidelines,' operating loss in the fiscal year en­ schedule../ Carpenter. PBS. Great Per- to serve as nesting places Mrs. Heslin said the liquor conver­ problems, J.S, businesses have led be as difficult as everyone thinks. ding March 31. ( p o o i I old Lisa Halabv. soon to be Mrs. King year-old actor told an interviewer which now apply only to federal ni-ifililior lormances. Live From Lin­ and may cause extensive ] Mofjfett'said the Consumer Product sion was handled poorly by both the the fight fer metric conversion in this He said his corporation has already Hussein, will have no problem on this Tuesday at his home in Newport E. Hartford Drive-In — jSafety Commission has been guilty of buildings. Dr. John Donnelly, psychialrist-in- Rosalynn Carter knows as well as "The Young Cycle Girls" coln Center. "The American damage to your home. industry and the federal government. country, in 1975, Congress passed a switched to the metric system and Beach. Calif “ foot-dragging'' on safety Among other things, the bill chief, Tuesday blamed the deficit on anyone else th a t if you w ant score. 8:20: "Hollywood High” 9:45 Ballet Theater." During last year’s conversion, many law encojraging — but not requiring the conversion process was not as Her mother. Mrs. Najeb Halaby. "1 was losing my voief That really regulations, and said the insulation requires testing of cellulose insula­ bad winter weather and unexpected something done, do It yourself So E. Windsor Drive-In — consumers complained the liquor in­ — industry, government and the expensive as the liquor industry staff vacancies, which he said caused says of her prospective son-in-law. scared me. Now-, with that damned 'industry itself has suggested stan- tion material. He said faulty insula­ when a group of volunteers began "Coma" 8:20; “Telefon” dustry was charging the same price public L) use the metric system. made it sound., a drop in patient admissions and a work on one of her pel projects the monarch: ' He's a wonderful pig valve in me. I not only have my 10:15 'dards. tion cannot be determined by merely for smaller metric containers. Mrs. Heslin said the seminar was "It’s cost us far less than we ever decrease in the length of hospital Tuesdav— sprucing up D C. General man " voice back, but 1 go around saying. Showcase Cinemas — “The industry has expected a stan­ looking at it. “The liquor industry blamed the "stage one” in the “ongoing process dreamed, " he said. stays. Hospital in Washington — the lirsl Mrs. Halaby. divorced from the 'Oink, oink ," ■ F.I.S.T ' 2;00-7;00-9;45; "1 F Call dard, consumers have expected some Wanna Hold Your Hand" 2:05- lady traded In her blazer for a smock, former chairman of Pan American I’iit |ir«fir<‘ssiiig: for a Preveniive Hdiitenance program grabbed a paint brush and chipped in World Airways, said in New York 7:30-9:40; 'HouseCalls"2:10- Pat Nixon received get-well wishes 7:30-9:35: "Saturday Night State to investigate Mrs Carter says she got involved Tuesday the nuptial announcement from two former presidents came as no surprise— "Wedid know Fever" 2:10-7:10-9:30; "Good­ in the effort earlier this year because Tuesday. bye Girl " 2:20-7:20-9:35 eviU^fence procedure M S important that 'pnor people who that the romance was blossoming. " Her husband Richard, accom­ U.A. Theater 1 — "The 649-9240 have no beautv in their life, and arc Now what's on her mind is what to panied by their daughter, Julie Greek Tycoon” 7:209:30 NEW LjONDON (UPI) — The state’.s attorney's office Anderson-Utth sick. too. have a place that's pleasant wear to the wedding. U.A. Theater 2 — “ For the will investigate alleged mishandling of evidence by the to come to '' Eisenhower, dropped by to see her pp S;i\ ii ain"l M) for an hour at Long Beach. Calif.. Love of Benji" 7:10-9:00 BUSS EnERHINAIOR COMPANY city's police department, says Deputy Mayor Terry Bren­ FM PQ t:1 S She savs she plans to invite local John Wayne says he was "damn" U.A. Theater 3 — ‘‘Return The Oldest & Largest in Conn. nan. Memorial Hospital. Former Presi­ from Witch Mountain " 7:30- leaders to the While House to chat up scared ' before open-heart surgery dent Gerald Ford called Nixon's of­ Brennan, after a 2 1/2 hour meeting Tuesday with other community projects. 9:15 64H333 recently in Boston, where surgeons fice at San Clemente to ask about her Vernon Cine 1 — "F.M." 6 state's attorney C, Robert Satti and inspector Edward Molliff know' replaced a faulty heart valve with health and wish her a speedy 7:15-9:15 Pickett, said he presented a series of facts which he ob­ IGHTWEIGHT Whether you're marrying the boy one taken from a pig. recovery Vernon Cine 2 — "Coma " tained from a law enforcement agency outside the local next door or the king of Jordan, it ■'You know, there is an artery that 7:30-9:30 police department. always helps to have mama's goes from the heart to the brain and He said Satti has agreed to investigate the complaints. blessings — and it looks like 26-year- affects your vocal chords, " the 70- Satti would not confirm that, nor would he confirm he had TONIGHT & TOMORROW met wilh Brennan, Brenijian called for an investigation last week following BLAZERS & at 8:00 P.M. the alteged theft of $929 from police property and NOTICE SPRING PIANO SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY evidence!files by a former police clerk. 3 DAYS ONLY MAY 18, IS 1 20 at 8:30 P.M. The investigation would be the third for the department Probate Court is open for in recenf years. conferences with the 10 am to 9 pm THE UniE THEATRE A fed^al grand jury in November 1974 heard testimony judge from 6 30 P M to 8 • Fully Rebuit Upriglits From M 9 5 ** on the alleged involvement of police officers with drugs SPORTCCATS P M on Thursday nights. • Used Spinets Frem *595** p re s e n t! prostitution and larceny. The grand jury didn’t charge .Night telephone number; • Now Spinets were *1144 Now *895** Nail anybody, saying there wasn't enough evidence to 6494)445 • New Consoles were *1215 Now *995** Sliium'a prosecute. BRINQ THIS AD AND SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 10% _ Comnly TWO 'The 'probe then was turned over to state police, who William E FitzGerald A tip from Roger Staubach, Quarterback, Dallas Cowboys - Judge of Probate S&S Piano Shop • N Tnplie Rd Rt 150 THE said four months later crimes had been committed by Wallin^ord, Conn. 265-7177 cooa police; but that the statute of limitations on the offenses “You ’ll find fine tailoring and a super selection of fabrics DOCTOR had niii out. and styles at Anderson-Little —andof course, alterations TICKET8 STUDENTS • C A N DINE The department was criticized last February in a one- CALL M7-9286 are absolutely free!” > $3.50 S2.00 • man grand jury report on the Dec. 24,1973, hit and run FREE DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT EAST CATHOLIC HIGH AUDITORWM deathiof Kevin Showalter. The report said the local police Rua nasuTSTiON investigation was “woefully inept” and “lax.” SY TH I CALDOn PLAZA AIRWAY ■ANCtltSTtll MAU 111 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER TRAVEL AGENCY THURS., MAY 18th JOIN US FOR 457 CENTER ST. P.M. 64t-2500 UConn prof tapped HOLUND-AMERICA'S LUNCH 7-DATCAUISES MANCHESTER PARKAOE • 641-5481 S h o w c a se TO NASSAU I BEIIMUDA WE FEAk^URE <1 M UHTti ; 30 ON COUPON for seat on PUCA S»ll« from Htm Tort SATuApAV ANQ SUNDAY C tn em a s HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. Ella T. Grasso has ap­ Cooch from Honhxd h o m e m a d e u m m r m a e PSeSEMTiD BY Complete pointed University of Connecticut Economics Professor SOUPS & 1 T H E BOTBB TIVOLI TRAVEL Travel Service s t u m LAME SAVEK7941 Paul'Weiner to replace Public Utilities Control Authority 291 CENTER STREET HE MAN SIZE •^m^ Ism Tsn DWiia h- GREEK ROBBUt B STREET Commissioner Albert J. Kleban MANCHESTER. CONN. EAST HARTFORD Mrs. Grasso said Tuesday that Weiner, a member of Entire Stock 8 47 -1)29 SANDWICHES T Y C Q D N g j _ _ JM S-8B 10 the governor’s Council of Economic Advisers, will join of Our Reg. $65 eMtaAenurmae' ONTWDl the PUCA next month when Kleban steps down as the $2.50 tU 2s20P.m. commi^ion's chairman. Kleban was appointed to the commisikon in 1974. Weiner, 51, of Storrs has been associated with the ?TEAK| University, of Connecticut since 1960 and became a ► -4*.* k-NYkwfry*-’*- Get dressed for spring and summer in two-button 3 Return From Professor of Economics in 1972. The Malden, Mass, ,1- ^*#***»+**'*'* ' • textured polyester and Dacron-wool blend sport natiiie lfa» served as a trustee of the Connecticut Council coats and blazers. Choose from our handsome Witch Mountain 0 DINNERS! for the Development of Economic Education and as a collection of bleizers in shades of navy, green, blue, Enjoy any combination ol our ^ member of the Committee on Economics and Environ brown, and soft pastels. Classically tailored sport complete Rib-Eye and Chopped I ment for'the National Academy of Science since 1970. coats in neat checks and muted tones. Beef dinners al this great sale " “Professor Weiner brings to the PUCA significant Regulars—Shorts—Longs price.You'Ugetabokedpotato.a | credentials in the field of economics and the law,” Mrs EXPERT fREE ALTERAriONS! m worm roll with butter and all the • Grasso said in announcing the appointment. "His exper­ salad you con eat with each din-1 tise and dedication will be valuable assets to the PUCA as Entire Stock of Our Reg. $8 & $9 ner. This offer Is limited to one ■ this agency continues its vital work of protecting the in­ coupon per couple. Not re- ■ terests of consumers in the regulation of public utilities.’ DRESS SHIRTS deemable for cash. Void where I Long and short sleeve dress shirts prohibited. ■ Kleban, whose term on commission doesn't expire until re June 30,1980, has announced he will leave the PUCA next V j J styled with features found only on I month to resume his private law practice. Weiner will - ''■ J more expensive shirts. Choose from OFTEBGOODMAT18THBOtISHMAT21 | make $3^,164 a year. I stripes orlight, medium, ordeep solid shades. SATURDAY MIOHT FEVER Open every nite Mon. thru Sat. We honor BankAmericardA/ISA & Marter Charge K V O U N ^ John nmvoltp CHOFFEDBEEF 'O' SYLVESTER ctrre^TTKj Sale prices etecUue STALLONE AndBrson-Uttle through Sat., May 20th. Manchester -119 Spencer Street Come to Anderson-Little and label yourself smart. ^ 0 (Silver Lane) « .? ’ OPTICAL FIST Hartford - On Prospect Avenue Windsor - 590 Windsor Aveiiub MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade • Manchester (one block North of King's)______(in Windsor Shining'CenterJ . Q- m H m f O R D Pt£ASECALLTHEAng SUNSENSOR SUNGLASSES jp - q q PORSCREBITMES ONLY O . i i y BY VISION 151 FASHION MFNS - LADIFS - MtTALS . \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, C’unn., Wwl,. May 17, 1978 - fA d l': TWENTY-ONK I'A liK TWKNTY - MANC’HKSTER KVKNINt! HKRAU). Mumlifslrr. C’lmn.. Wed.. May 17. 1878 24 HR. SERVICE S&H GREEN 649-6580 STAMPS dorii:ette fflenter, Manchester Corvettos are the center of our lives. ^ \ Feinting By Bolton tiioRs Club Rmilc 6 & 44A Uoltim, Ct. IMioiic 646-1040 M&M OIL SERVICE L. A. CONVERSE Quality Provisions and Meat Products I V BURNERS INSTALLED S REPAIRED SIMPLY THE BEST Manchester Packing Company, bic. • PliOTbing a H M tIng • OH* RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL tecialists in • Range Olle • Presents 349 Welherell S t, Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 M A IN OFFICE AND PLANT: R T .». B O y]O N FULLY INSURED Tel. 203 646-5000 Fiberglass & Accessories CHARLtS A PAVE HINtCUCCI TEL. 649-2871 RT. 44A, BOLTON FREE ESTIMATES EASTERN BUS LINES, HK. BOLTON PHARMACY INC. ALLIED STRUCmiES,INC. Charter Bus Service from Coast to Coast Walter Kurzek President 077 BOSTON TURNPIKE 21 Tolland Turnpike THE R.F.D. No. 1 • ROUTE 85 • BOLTON, CONN. "At The Notch" Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 / Tel. (203) 046-0363 BOLTON, CONN. 643-0165 203-640-5110 GEORGE A. NEGRO, President / BETTER Spritigfleld, Mat* Hartford, Conn. 781-2241 289-2767 Tel. 646-0143 O&O TILE, INC. WAY i. County Oistrihutors, Inc. 306 Tolland Street 1510 John FlUh Blvd., South Windior, Conn. Manchester Wallpaper & Paint Co., Inc. East Hartford, Conn. 06108 165 Middle Turnpike West Telephone 289-8691 Heritage SAM GORDON pouLinv ELMER FRECHETTE Manchester, Conn. 06040 President PRODUCTS Savings Concrete Construction WESTERN AUTO &Loan AssTKiation Margaret Miller Dulls a bird from a net and ALL LINES OF Manchester puts a lightweight band on its leg at Audubon "The Family Store" Society bird sanctuary in Alabama. (UPI Dr. Ruben Tenicela. director of the pain J. C. SCHLAEFER INC. AUTOMOTIVE - HARDWARE Tolland \INSURANCE SPORTING GOODS — APPLIANCES photo) control clinic at Presbyterian-University \ HORSE Coventry Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa., has successfully . \ 92 Notch Rd. tested a push-button device that uses the 23) East Center Street Bolton, Conn. 06040 Manchester, Ct. 643-1126 o Many transients body's own nervous system to block un­ Phone 647-9629 bearable agony. (UPl photo I have island rest \ \ SH O W TEDFORD REAL ESTATE 27 Years at 27 Tolland Turnpike .\.swensso^ Vito’S Device succeeds Norma Tedford T. P. AITKIN, INC. Birch Mt. inn Heating DAUPHIN ISLAND, Ala. (UPI) - Each spring, this \ Rt. 85 West SI. Owner • Manager tiny island becomes a food and rest stop for millions of Italian ■ American Cuisine O \ Air Conditioning ■ Sheet Metal Work in pain control Y ' minc e . \ transients weary from a 600-mile trip across the Gulf ot VILLA LOUISA ROAD ^ Bolton,-Conn. Mexico. O n t u n ^ THOM AS P. AITKIN The transients are the birds of North /Xmerica, and for Builders ■ General Contractors BOLTON, CONNECTICUT Rt. 44A, Bolton Notch 27 Tolland Turnpike Telephone 643-6793 Manchester, Ct. 06040 many of them, the 20-square-mile island is the first land PITTSBURGH (UPI) — A specialist reports modest (203) 646-3161 Bolton, Conn. 06040 success in tests of a push-button pain control device that Manchester, Connecticut ■ ^ ^ 2 1 they have seen for 24 to 36 hours. They land on Dauphin Island, take advantage of its rich uses the body's own nervous system to block unbearable - Lounge, -Party Rooms agony, but cautions it's "just one more tool" in a never- EVERYTHING IN variety of food and shelter for a couple of days, then lake ending battle. Dining Rooms off again. .•M IR R O flS .n ^ W E R DOORS WHITHAM NURSERY The birds use virtually the same routes each year, both "There is no single treatment for chronic intractable jJ# STORE FRONT® # SAFETY GLASS Free Admission Free Parking Pony Ridesj 275 Boston Turnpike W.H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. to fly south for the winter and for the return to the north pain that's successful all the time," said Dr. Ruben ’ • BATHTUB ENCmSURES "Grow with us" RFD 2, Bolton. Conn. Tenicela, director of the Presbyterian-University Building Materials of All Kinds in the springtime. Hospital's pain control clioic. "We're still trying J.A. MUTE GUSS d^lnc. Route 6, Bolton Rt.'44A a Bolton Notch The annual event attracts bird watchers to the island, where they can see a potpourri of birds they would never different things." ' \ FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WIN 643-7802 He said the new device has only been tried on a handful MAY 18 flifb u g h 21 649-5201 see in any other one place, save, perhaps, lor a zoo. of patients with about 30 percent getting some relief. ^ MinchMttr 649*7322 n sn ■ When the weather is bad, a phenomenon some bird In many cases, he said pain is a needed warning OVEN 21 YEANS EXPERIffNCE watchers call "fallout" occurs. A flock of exhausted "telling us something is wrong with our bodies. But when PROGRAM Of EVENTS birds will reach the island after a particularly rough trip everything has been done and nothing can be found, then CARTER GIL’S MOBIL and pass out on the sand or in the grass. pain serves no purpose any more. That is the pain we are D ILLO n "SometimesI they land completely exhausted, " said trying to control." Compliments of S A T U R D A Y Starting 8:00 A .M . Tires Walter F. Coxe, an 80-year-old bird watcher from Bir­ The current "gate control" theory of pain suggests that r Batteries mingham, who has witnessed a fallout several times. the nervous system 'contains two signal channels: Dillon Sales & Service, Incorporated CHEVROLET "You can pick them up and look at them and they won't Hartford NatKHial muit Tune-ups smaller nerves carrying pain and larger nerves carrying NMli 1:00 A M . RUG ■ - 8KKI A.M. even know you picked them up," if you've got A little money, why not gel a lot of bank? 319 MAIN STREET a MANCHESTER, CONN. RING I - 8:30 i M . RT. 6, BOLTON CENTER ROAD other commands which may counterract pain, such as 8. bitermediate Equitation 16. RJ. Rosen . Hunter Clau 2. Maiden Equitation - Fences The feat of making that trip is particularly diilicult for .AUTHORIZED FISHER PLOW DISTRIBUTOR BOLTON, CONNECTICUT vibration, touch and pressure. 1 0 . Open Equitation 52. Amateur'iDimer 'orkuif Hunter 4. Novice EquHition • Fences the tiny hummingbird, which weighs about as much as a There are two ways to control pain in the spinal cord or Telephone 203 643-2145 649-2632 copper penny, and the chimney swift, a bird that seldom 1 1 . PHA Hunter Seat Medal 44. SmaH Jiiiioi> ^Hunter 26. Childnn't Hunter - Pony 1229 Main S t. Manchester 646-6A6A elsewhere: blocking the pain-carrying nerves themselves lights except in a nest or chimney, Coxe said. 48. Large Jumqg; Ruiiter 36. Ghiidiwi’s Huito • Hone or stimulating the larger fibers to prevent pain impulses 61. Junior Jumper - Table I The hummingbird's top speed in flight is about 30 miles 53. Anuteiir-ONiNiS'j 6. LknH Equitation • Fencai from reaching the brain. 646-7600 742-7149 14. USET Equitation Hunter IHDEPtNDOIT WSURAIKE an hour, he said, and the chimney swift flies from The second method was tried by surgeons implanting LAMBERT &JUR0VATY, INC. 7 1 . Preliminary Jumper ■ Table H, Sec. 2 45. Small Junior Wi ;er 31. ChRdr^a Hunter • Hone REED Southern Peru all the way to Canada. electrodes in the spinal cord, but it meant cutting the THE JUG & PANTRY INC. 63. Junior Jumper - Table II, Sec. 4 (b) 49. Large Junior Wiling Hunter 27. Qiildren's Hunter • Pony CBITER Sand & Gravel "If you've never seen a real fallout, there's nothing like bone which surrounds the delicate cord and risking possi­ General Insurance 75. Open Jumper - Table H, Sec. 4 (b) 32. ChiMren'i Hunter - Horse 315 East Center S t, Manchester, Ct , Stone • Gravel • Fill it, " Buzz Peavy, new president of the Birmingham Grocery and Package Store 28. ttildren’s Hunter • Pony ble injury. MALCOLM S. LAMBERT Processed Gravel • Top Soil Audubon Society said. "You'll see 75 or 100 in one small The electrode was attached to a transistor which INSURANCE , 29. GtiRdran's Hunter U/S • Hone REASONABLE RATES PROMPT DELIVERY bushy area. Then they’ll leave, and another group will 'O* EVERY NEEDJ Earie IMim Aasney Mvi Jenny Agency come and take their place." stimulates vibrations in the larger fibers to block the 140 West Street Rout<* 6, PO Box 80 2$. aHdrm't Hunter U/S • Pony MucUow Agency WI Irish Insurance Agency Long Hill Road, Andover pain. 647-9153 Peavy makes the trip to the island lo band birds so Bolton, Conn. AnclovA*r, Conn. 06232 1 . Maiden Equitation '■ Flat Rodney T. Min Agency Chsries W. Lathrop Agency "The results in most cases were not satisfactory,” 3. Novice Enritatien • Rat their travel habits can be recorded. The birds are caught in nets, then lightweight metal bands with numbers are Tenicela said. "We had to go back and remove the elec­ 5. Limit Equitation • Flat trodes." placed on their legs. The Peruvian native then tried the new technique — im­ D / s n v Service oitSmall Repairs Giola Landscaping & SABRINA POGLS Coxe, a past president ot the Alabama Ornithological planting the electrode in a space around the cord, thus Old Fashionef Q u a lity ... SUNDAY Starting 8:00 A.M. “Where Quality Begins” Society, has been bird-watching lor 65 years and is con­ avoiding the risky surgical procedure of cutting into the New modem nethods... THE KLEER WATER CO. Contracting Co., Inc. NATIONAL sidered one of the state's bird authorities. bone. Collision k ^ r ts instituTS Birds, it seems, don't always do things logically. P.O. BOX 205, BOLTON, CONN. RING I - 8:30 A.M. RMGI-8M:A.M. - . „ , „ RING HI - 8:66 A.M. Landacaping - Stone Mason and Backhoe Work "The most important part is its simplicity,” Tenicela Painting - jUigning Crystel Clear Water for Swim Pools Box 65, Rt. 44A, Coventry Coxe said that while it is understandable that the birds said of his technique, which he first began testing in the 13. AHSA Medal 43. SmaH Junior Hunter tinder Saddle Model Pony Septic Tanka S Sewers fly south for winter, no one really knows why they bother Emergency Water lor Well Systems 638 KEENEY ST. MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Manchester 849-9933 early 1970s 62. Junior Jumper - Table II, Sec. 2 4 7. Large Junior Honter Under Saddle ^ < 7 * Pony Model to come back. 303 Boston Tutipike, Bolton E. Thomas McKinney, Jr. Bus. 1-203-643-2226 Phone 649-0936 or 643-0150 Coventry 742-7308 "If it doesn’t work, we pull the eleetrodes out. It's in­ 12 . ASPCA Maclay Equitation Si. Amateur-Oiiner Nuitir Ihder SaMIe 35. SmA Pony Woriiing Hunter "I personally think it's territory, the theory that they lUnt to rum's RestiuiAt) 648-8483 Owner Rea. 1-203-649-8406 Bank Financing expensive. fast and doesn't require much time from the 15. Equitation Championship 7 . htennediata EquHatjon • Flat 40. Large Pony Workmg Hunter desire to get back to where they were born." he said. surgeon or the pain specialist." 64. Junior Jumper Stake 9. Open C ita tio n r F la t . 36. Small Pony Wotting Hunter The migration habits of one bird, the black-poll He said the success rate is very low. “ In most patients Table U, Sec. 2 54. Amateur-OMwr^'WoiMng Hunter 4 1. Large Pony Working Hunter . L E S ^ ^ E N G E R warbler, make no sense to Coxe. we have to remove it because it just doesn’t work " GftH PAVING and 72 . Preliminary Jumper Stake 46. Junior Nbildng Hunter 34. M Pony Hunter Under Saddle 317 HIGHLAND STREET They live along the Canadian border. Each fall when However, he noted, “we have not hurt the patient any MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 it's time lo migrate, the black-poll warblers fly to the Table H, Sec. 2 SO. Large Junior Hferiiing Huntw 39. Pony Hunter Under Sadifle l E L L S [g more either " A l o L E N S Construction Co., Inc. East Coast states and take an indirect route lo South Confonnation Pony Hunter a Driveways • Roads • Playgrounds 76. Open Jumper Stake 55. Amateiir-OMier..Wodiing lMer 37. ^ The electrode can also be implanted in nerves in other REAiiOR America over the Atlantic Ocean. Table II, Sec. 2 42. Large Conformation Pony Hunter parts of the body, but chronic back pain is what drives a Sidewalks • Pavement Sealing m B l i : * ■ ■ ■ ■ "Coming back, some of them will hop by stages over most people to Tenicela. !urn luara a Septic Tank & Leaching Fields lESSENGER CO., REALTORS water and land, but most of them come back like they R o u t e 44A 4 A North Coventry, Coineecticut "We get the ones that have been through at least 10 to Installed and Repaired n ; RT. 44A • BOLTON, CONN. came over the water. They defy all reason of othci- 20 physicians for the same pain and it’s still there or 6 4 3 - 7 0 8 3 365 WEST 6T., (ROUTE 85) BOLTON 646-5033 >Lessenger sells since 1950 birds." worse.” til Service Heats - Orecetits - Produce ■ Ceiiwaliitwiries Tenicela's most successful patient has been Samuel Columbia Librizzi, a 47-year-old former auto mechanic from New WE THANK 6 AND 44A Castle, Pa. The E.A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. BOLTON I Route. England's Hardware Power Equipment Feds tighten rules Librizzi’s back became locked in a painful position PACKAGE STORE Arlhl Suppllei PACKAGE STO LEWIS BEEF Watkins Hardware when he reached out to catch a 250-pound automobile 299 Boston Turnpike on getting SS cards Wallpaper “At The Notcl" Palm § 1 transmission in 1966. X-rays showed a collapsed lumbar Window Shadei CO., INC. Prestige Printers BDLTDN, CDNN. III disc exerting pressure on the sciatic nerve. Red Carpet Senice Wallpaper unuMUTtMUAHAimma 649-4501 and 649-4502 Springfield, “We Keep You in MANCHESTER STATE BANK WASHINGTON (UPI) — Thousands of high school Librizzi underwent a series of operations that left him Route 44A, Bolton, Ipnn. The Savir^s Bank of Manchester Home Pride Good Spirits” Rt. 44A, Bolton Notch RT. 6, WILLIMANTIC students seeking their first jobs this summer will have to 723 Main Street A lijdilHKi 111 Iwmlin* r»« fUtw v with severe pain and limited movement. PHONE 646-292 Mass. w 6 4 9 - 5 2 0 1 456-2771 furnish proof of identity and age to get a Social Security In September 1976, Tenicela implanted his device and Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 From A Friend 6 4 9 - 3 3 2 4 Librizzi has gone the 18 months since with little or no pj[ "I^irecfions OPTICAL, The new rule applies to persons under IB years old and i.s pain. Italian • American FIRESIDE REALTY aimed at keeping illegal aliens off the nation s employ­ "This was my last resort,” said Librizzi. "I went v : SAsso ECKERT’S ment rolls. It was put into effect this week by the Social through just about every test there was to go through. It’s Servinif ALCAR'AUTO PARTS, INC. lestaurant IAWN& VIC’S PIZZA Security Administration. proved itself with me. I certainly hope it will work for SYNDET PRODUCTS, INC. LIONS CARE PIZZA & GRINDERS ARE Andpver Two locations “It won’t be difficult to get a card," said administra­ other people.” L e is u r e tion spokesman Jim Brown. A SPECIALTY Coventry 153 Middle Tnpk West 226 Spnict SL 2M Talctttville Hi 763 Main St. - 643- 1191 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, PLANT LOCATIOIt All persons over 18 previously had to show a birth cer­ ROUTE A 44A ' ' Open 7 days a week Sttles-Serviee-Rentals BOLTON UOHS CLUB MaodHtter, Cl Vem«i,CL 191 Main St. - 643-1900 INDUSTRIAL DETERGENTS 6 Manchester tificate and other identification to get a card. But AND CLEANSERS AT WILLIAMS ROM. RT.66 HEBRDN RONALD ECKERT 643-9591 875-0741 Manchester, Conn. OSHA not demanding (UcMnd hi vnias* ShoppM The Bolton Lions Club js cntorlng ItKOilrd yM r of servlet In Its association with Colcheeter 649-3766 statistics show that of the 7 million new Social Security BOLTON, CT. NaittoTnirt 742-6103 East Brook Mall numbers issued each year, 5.5 million go to young U.S. Mansfield, Conn. 06250 risk-free workplaee CDLUMBIA 228-9454 Rt. 44A, Coventry, Conn. the Third Annual Bolton Halghto Herat Ohofv. Rtiealvlng Ita chartar In May 1976, the Wllllmantic citizens and aliens under 18. "We can’t keep illegal aliens Bolton Club has conducted additional fund ralsIaO^rojacta Including two Annual Lions AIRWAY , MACKY’S out of jobs completely,” said Brown. "Businesses should WASHINGTON (UPII — The Occupational Safety and nie's Pizza House WOODLAND GARDENS check to make sure cards submitted to them are not Manchester Ice 81 Fuel, he. Travel Agency, Inc. SUBURBAN HOME & FARM Health .Administration said Tuesday it does not seek a LYNDALE STAND Club Chicken Barbecues and haa donated tdnda to 4ha Bolton Beholarahip Fund, Eye 108 Woodland Street Del Bernais bogus. KENNEL CLUB North Coventry 457 Center St., Manchester CENTER "risk-free workplace" with new cancer control TANK TNUCK TRANSPORTATION Excavating Contractor "There will be people who continue to check FINE DINING E COCKTAILS OF PeTROLSUM PRODUCTS AFD 4, Box 14 Research, Bolton Library, Handicapped iChUdteri,;^ Fuel Bank and other individual Manchester, Conn. Ct. • (203) 646-2500 proposals, but feels workers should not face any risk that Fresh Fruits and Rt. 6 Columbia Road gravestones and adopt other identities which are hard lo IN COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE MoJtorsofCnrstafCfMrfet " on.-Thur A Sun. needs. The Club alto recently voted: to araetwpavmon at the new Indian Notch Park on WILLIMANTIC Loam • Sand - Gravel can be avoided. am. -12 midnight Vegetables trace without effort. We will also watch closely for those Located at 6 4 3 - 1 1 2 0 Stone Grover Wrenn, director of OSHA’s health standards Yankee Kennele pt. 11 a.m.-1:30 a.m. 1207 Boston turnpike Bolton Lake. The Bolton Llona plan lo, raiadappanimataly 10,000 dollars over the next who try to submit counterfeit papers to uS." program, said progress has been slow and inconsistent in RICHARD CONNERS DALY RD. Under a law passed by Congress in 1972 and gradually Rt. 44A, Bolton, Conn. ANTHONY SOTTICEUO f42-8940 BOLTON, CONN. 12 months to fund this projact, TharawHIiw mora4^rmatlon about the Pavilion In the Telephone dealing with exposure to cancer-causing substances at SI BISSELI. ST, MANCHESTER HEBRON, CT. 646-4208 phased into effect, all persons over 18 already have to lur- W. Weber (203) 649-0079 Dmclous Pizzas 6 4 3 - 5 3 0 1 (203) 049-8474 Jeannette Lsspersnea work. CONN. ffs^ Gnqders - Spaghetti near future. ■ Maureen Houle 423-6311 nish birth certificates or other proof of age and identity to Wrenn was the initial witness as OSHA opened hearings £:r get a card. The new rule extends that coverage to those on the proposed new cancer policy. Officials believe the Bugnacki’s under 18. hearings will be the longest and most heavily-attended in Ori S. Clare BARREn THREE J ’S HARRISON’S MERCURY Special Meat Products FLUMRINO SUPPLY the agency’s seven-year history. They are scheduled to Tallwood Countnr Club Rapresentativs COUPON SAVINGS RESTAURANT STATIONERS TRAVEL 410 Proapoct Street Larry Fiiio & Family •Sliad^ gen t coMFLara KUHawo 849 Main Strsst THOMAS DONAVAN, PRES. continue through .luly 21. The Phoenix Companies 124 Boston Tpke. Eaat Hartford, Conn. Hebron, Conn. HARDWAKE SUPPLY Downtown Manchester 027 Main Street According to the Labor Department, 1,500 agents have 331 Broad SI. Manchester BOLTON, CONN. u p Tom Bugnacki TEL. 646-7272 Ms'chester 640-2756 Life iiisuranee sales been identified as suspected carcinogens, but regulation Bus. 203-278-2020 TEL 649-1504 TEL 649-4684 activity has been completed by OSHA on only 17 of them. (203) 289-7695______sSloreAf J^nc. 5 0 C WASHINGTON (IIPI) - More than $.35« billion in lilo In prepared testimony to -Administrative Law Judfee m BODY m FENDCR REPAMIG Good toward *5.00 MAC’S LUNCH insurance policies was purchased last year, up 12 |H-rccnl A L D E N B p C K ,I.F. Greene, Wrenn said OSHA is charged by law to es­ East Hartford Nursery Corp. m REFRKERATKIN ANDOVER WALTS ' DRIVE IN from the 1976 figure, according to the American ('ouneil PUIMBMG 8i RATING CO. Rt. 85 - Weal St. 7 Food Purchase tablish standards dealing with toxic materials to assure, 1375 Oliver Lana & MAJOR APPUANCE REPAIR .M AIN STORE MARKET HAMeUROS • HOT 0 00 8 of Life Insurance. The greater part consisted of ordinary Bolton, Conn. 06040 AMOCO as far as possible, that no employee will suffer health im­ Eaet Hartford, Conn. 06118 6 4 0 - 7 2 8 2 70 Volplload 840 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE RT. 6 • ANDOVER SOOA. COFFEE MANCHESTER life insurance — an estimated $237.8 billion — while A t T IN Show. . . RT. 6 - ANDOVER m e A44A pairment Umhmlii' einimlnf 4' Dralpnlnp Mr. Raymond Glgllo, Owner BOLTON,WNN. Phone 643-4302. TEL 742'7997 another $114.4 billion went to group insurance and $« 43 BRANCH STORE ‘ TEL M2-9939 BOLTON NOTCH OFFICES He said that does not mean, aS some critics claim, that SKIP QUILLEMETTE MS-OUS Coventry, Conn. 6 4 6 - 4 n 6 ^^RsIph^^^CImV^r^^ 360 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE billion to industrial life insuranre. OSHA is attempting to establish "a ri.sk-free workplaT'c." 4 .1

MANCHESTKR KVENING HERAU), Miincln.-slfr. Coiiii.. Wi'd.. Miiy 17. 11)78- T\Vi;NTV-Tlllti:i': r u;l'; I'WENTV two - MANCIIESTEH KVEMWi IIERAI.D. Miimlirslfi. Cciiiii W e ll . M iiv 17. IH7I1 Collective effort needed to bring monetary order Business Saudi prince urges NEW YORK tllPI) - The dollar’s Belgium, where our coal, steel and The distinguished-looking, ar­ that the U.S. trade deficit has been a Tindemans said heads of EEC farming of icebergs decline and other malfunctions in the textile industries have been badly ticulate Belgian, an economist and major reason for the dollar’s decline, countries have considered -“greater Automobile sales pruaches distilled water in quality breaks international monetary system have Business hurt by imports," he said. professor of political science before excess liquidity also is a worrisome solidarity between European curren­ NEW YORK (UPl) - If a Saudi Arabian had a paralyzing effect on efforts to He warned, however, “We must he became prime minister in 1974, factor. ‘"There are 500 or 600 billion cies. Creation of an arrangement up in early May prince has his way, the iceman will com- off the polar caps in the form ol icclicrgs pull the industrialized world out of hinders the economic shot-in-the-arm avoid at ail costs protectionist said the monetary unrest also has Eurodollars hanging like a cloud over similar to the International cth in a tugboat, hauling in his wake a KXI- only to melt and eventually disapjicar. economic crisis, says Prime which Europe so badly needs." tendencies that are arising.” It is im­ had a disastrous effect on new invest­ the world, underlining the structural Monetary Fund is one of the things million-ton iceberg a mile long from llic And the figure on the amount ol icc that Minister Leo Tindemans of Belgium. But a greater danger, Tindemans perative that, the United States and ment. weakness of the major world curren-, that has been discussed and HKTROIT (Ill’ll — The Big Four ll.S^ auto cnnipanics South Pole to make the desert bloom. breaks off Irom the caps annually is In New York to address forums on said, is that the general insecurity the EEC nations “engage in a global “No one wants to make long-term cy.” ♦publicized.” rcpufM passongpi- (-ar .s.-ilcs in parly May climhpd to His royal highness. Prince Mohammed probably a gross undcre.slimalion. The the necessity of cooperation between created by this lack of confidence has effort to lower tariff barriers investments in export-oriented The present international system near-record heights and surpassed last year's sales pace Faisal, is promoting the idea of tugging largest iceberg on reeord measured aboul the United Stales and the European "strengthened protectionist tenden­ through multilateral trade economies when market conditions of “managed float,” which never Beauty at Caldor by almnst 10 ppreent. monstrous frozen hunks of "the sweclesi 220 miles long and 60 miles wide, ap­ are liable to change abruptly owing worked well, is now working very proximately the size of Belgium, and II Economic Community in energy and cies all over the world." negotiations." Revion beauty consultants are (’nmbinpd sales in Ihp May 1-10 period totaled 280.005. water on earth’’ from Antarctica to his “The world has changed,” he said. to monetary variations.” He said this badly, Tindemans said. alone contained an estimated 8.000 billion monetary problems, Tindemans said Tindemans acknowledged that in­ scheduled to be at the Caldor stores W illi eaeh dt the firms reporting gains over a year ago. It arid kingdom and has formed a company lack of confidence In business "just In addition to problems created by cubic mclers ol ice the continuing decline in value of the dustrialized nations, including the “It will never be the same. We can­ in Manchester and Vernon Thursday was the fourth eonseeutive period that sales, were up. in Paris called Icqberg Transport Inter­ not, for whatever motive, be it when we need it most to further the weakness of the dollar, he said, dollar has "a disturbing effect on United States, must protect starting at 10 a.m. (■'hrysler Corp. led the advance with a 24-perccnl in­ national to make the dream a reality. idealistic, realistic or cynical, help a economic growth and reduce un­ “The relative value of European world trade, distorts prices and themselves and their industries from The glamor technicians will give crease over last year’s early May .sales. Ford Molnr Co. In a recent interview in New York, Even an ireberg ol "moderate" size in developing country to be productive employment,” explains why currencies vis-a-vis each other has a creates abnormal conditions for "a flood of imports from developing beauty tips and actual make-up and General Motors eaeh set ronipany records for the where the prince maintains a sumptuons the 100-million-lon class I’rince competition on world markets." countries that could hurt or destroy then tell that country it cannot export monetary matters have become such disturbing effect in a closely knit period. six-room apartment overlooking Central Mohammed wants to markel would its goods. That would be nothing less a central preoccupation. hcnnnrtiy like the Common Market,” demonstrations in addition to free He told UPl in an interview lack of domestic economies " samples of Revlon co,.metics The automakers sold an average 31.122 ears in each of Park, he said “We think that by 1981 we provide staggering amounts of waler than a sin." Although Tihdemans acknowledges confidence in the dollar “greatly “We face the same problems in products. Ihe nine business days, just 428 short of the record daily will be able to deliver an iceberg Although the ieeherg would lose aboul 20 rale ot 31,550 set in 1973. anywhere in the world. We arc quite op­ per cent of its volume during transport. an Chrysler Executive Vice President R.K. Brown said timistic” estimated two trillion gallons id water Credit topic the No. 3 aulo firm is ’•off lo a strong May slarl and iwei The idea of towing icebergs is not now would ho loll. expect this strength to continue.” but recently has gained respcctahilily for meeting GM’s passenger car sales during the period totaled through the efforts and. of course, the 140.244 units, up 3.1 percent from a year ago and topped money of the 41-year-old prince, the .son of The three statewide the late King Faisal and a nephew of the chapters (Hartford, GM’s old May 1-10 reeord of 157.514 units set in 1973. Computerized sewing Prince Mohammed, who lormerly reigning King Khalid. Bri(igoport and New luaring . So far this year, the No. 1 automaker has sold 1.790.224 headed Saudi Arabia’s $15 billion Sewing 2,300 stitches a minute, this iinil is one ot a new gcnci ;il ion of Scienti.sls estimate that aboul 75 per desalinization program, feels the iceberg Haven I of the National Deluxe domeslie passenger cars, down less than 1 percent from Association of Credit last year. automatic computer-controlled s.ewing systems tor slioc makers liiiill cent of the world’s fresh water resources gambit will prove more ellicient than are frozen .solid at the North and South Management will hold an 14-Speed Ford’s sales totaled 73.113 tor the period, up 19.8 per­ by Emhart's United Machinery plant in neverly. Mass. TItc m;iiiiinc extracting fresh water from the sea poles. “Towing icebergs will cost nittoh less all-day 6Ist Annual State cent from a year ago. and surpassing Ford’s old record, has twice the output of conventional sysicms. and Emli.irl li;is sold Blender also sot in 1973. The No. 2 aulo firm has sold 923.497 units Each year in the Antarctic about Kl.OOfl and provide far more water. " the prince Conference June 6, at the more than 300 of the new units already. (UI’I photo) billion cubic mclers of ice so pure it aji- said Cras.sy Hill Country Club, with .so far this year, up 2.2 percent from last year. Orange, starting at 9 a.m. Exclusive Chryslcr’s.huge gain came on total sales of .38.972 units, A total of 150 association Blend compared with 27.916 a year ago. For the year. Chrysler sales total 422.573, down 1.9 perccnl from last year. members arc expected at Contrail the affair. Ralph General Electric American Motors Corp. reporicd a sales gain of 0.4 per­ Capccclatro, first select­ cent with now-car deliveries totaling 5.766. AMC trails ils 40-Channel CB S S B SMITH-CORONA year-ago sales pare by 10 percent, with total .sales ol 62.- 7 man of Orange, will welcome the group. Transceiver 459 units. Dr. Marshall Jay Burak, Caldor Reg. Low Price .. 79.30 “ Galaxie12” professor of finance at Caldor Sale Price...... 57.60 Portable Typewriter Babson College, Wellesley, Elected president another first at SBM Mass , and Brad Johnson, G.E.Mail-ln Rebate...... 10.00* trust development officer Our Barbara Anderson of Manchester was elected presi­ G .E.CB Antenna YOUR Our of First Bank, New Haven, 4 7 6 0 Reg. Reg. dent of the Business and Professional Women’s Club of 14«'> FINAL will share the speakers’ COST 124.70 26.99 Hartford, recently. platform with subjects of 107« Other officers elected are Rita Ann Gelins of West interest to credit and finan- .Ighted S/RF power meter & channel indiiator Full 12" carriage, with full-range tab and power . Blend control letsTyou blend instantly irom Hartford, first vice president; Petra Brown of Rocky cial management switchable/iwitchable A.N.L.; 3-position P.A./CB switch. spacing. Quick-set margins, and more. N6MLC all speeds! Includes 5-cup heavy-duty con­ much more. A5811 tainer. N92/2-3. Hill, second vice president; Margaret Mantak of Vernon, executives, ’Sm clerk lordctails. recording secretary; Shamiran George of Farmington, Robert D Goodwin, corresponding secretary, and Irene Thorpe of executive vice president of Manchester, treasurer. the National Association of Credit Management, New York, will report on the Manager appointed association's nationwide activities during the past Sharon Miller of Vernon has been promoted to a region year. William W. McAdam Vinyl- |i Wrapped manager for Sarah Coventry Jewelry. of MACM-Connccticut will Mrs. Miller has been with the company six years. In report on the association’s m Folding her new post she will be responsible for sales and activities in Connecticut. fc Outdoor recruiting in central and northern Connecticut. Circus hallct p Furniture Since joining Sarah Coventry, Mrs. Miller has earned many awards and citations for top sales performances. MUNICH, West Ger­ Chair Mrs. Miller and her husband, Wilfred, have three many (UPI) — Circus m i Our r i ' Rei children, Rebecca, 15, Michele, 12, and Christopher, 9. effective annual yield Krone, one of the largest in 13.49 West Germany, has added Chaise a new attraction to its ; Our program for a forthcoming • Ref. Antique jewelry tour: a ballet company of I 24.99 12 dancers under i Both have double-tubular armrests, The look of yesteryear, popular in jewelry today, is choreographer ' Irene ; non-tilt patio legs. Pliable PVC captur^ in a large collection of estate, antique and an­ i tubing is stretch and sag-resistant. A Mann. Sundressing fora tique reproduction pieces to be displayed May 31 to June 7 Summer Fresh New Look at Michael's Jewelers, 958 Main St., Manchester. 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P.\GE TWENTV-KOtIR - MANCHESTER KVENINCi HEKALU, Muiiclu'slcr, Cunii., Wed., May 17, 19'H Chaplin remains - i . ______t V > - v returned FINANCIAL 6 — Bondi*Stocki>Mor(gtgM 9 Ptrionftl Loam 10 — Inauranca LAUSANNE, EMPLOYMENT 13 - Halp Wantad Switzerland (UPl) — 14 — Businata Opportunitiaa « > .. :M ,1 Charlie Chaplin’s body and 1$ — Situation Waniad . coffin, stolen 10 weeks ago, EDUCATION . 16 — Pnvata Inatrucllo'na SECRETARY - Manchester have been recovered and 19 — .Schoola*Claaiaa CONTROL HUNGER and lose Law Office. Shorthand i0 “— Inaiructiona Wantad the graverobbers arrested, iiaai aaTara weight with New Shape Diet required. Full time. Please police said today. Plan and Hydrex Water Pills. send resume to Box M, c/o A police spokesman said At Liggett Parkade Phar­ Manchester Herald.______macy. the theft was a “local af­ COLLEGE STUDENTS - We 26 — Buainaaa Property fair," and the coffin with 27 — Raaort Property are looking for qualified peo- the remains of film's 26 » Real Estate Wantad □ EMPLOYMENT le for telephone work. If you MISC. BERVlCEt- ave a pleasant telephone famed "little tramp” was 30 - Travel • E CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 31 — Servicaa Ottered voice, and are willing to work discovered “not far 32 — Peinjing.PeparIng Halp Wantad 13 hard for a good hourlv rate, away." '33 — 8ui1ding*Corttraclmg ilus commission, we nave a' 3A — Roofng*Siding A police statement said 35 ~ Healing-Plumbing SALES POSITION - Straight JOb for you. Pleasant working only the robbery has been 36 — Flooring commissions, leads furnished atmosphere. Call 569-4990. PHONE 643-2711 37 — Moving-Trueking-Storaga to homeowners. Call 242-5402 solved, the coffin and body 38— Services Wanted NURSES AIDES - Full time recovered and the thieves FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MISC. FOR SALE EXCELLENT opportunity to all shifts. Experience LOSANOaLEI arrested. Police said 40 — Household Goods learn wholesale hardware preferred but we will train. 41 — Articles tor Sale further details would be business. Good working con­ Apply in person. East Hart­ ROOFER - 1 to 3 years ” 42 — Building Supplies ditions, short hours.522-107. ford Convalescent Home, 745 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING revealed at a news con­ 43 — Pels -Birds- Oogs experience. Willing to pay - Livestock Main Street, East Hartford. MWODLEAin Help Wanted ference Thursday. 45 Boels & Accaasones RATES $5.00 per hour to start. (3wn Situation Wanted IF YOU ARE an attractive DEADLINE transportation. Call after 6 46 — Sporting Goods motivated woman we need CLERICAL TYPING Position spring cleaning on Spring Street 47 — Garden Products 1 day — 11C word par day 12:00 noon Ihe day before p.m. 646-0550. TEACHERS. COLLEGE you. If you are looking for a - Open and busy office. Good WILL CARE FOR Con­ 48 Antiques 3 days ...lO e word per day publication. EZ3 SNOW Grads - Opportunity to valescents, days or weekends. 49 — Wanted to Buy lamorous, challenging posi- figure aptitude required. Send 6 days — word per day Deadline for Saturday and You can tell it's spring (on Spring Street i Zanlungo, in rear, cheeks out the water truck 70 V PART TIME CLEANING - associate with AIA. The Experienced, with references, RENTALS Clon, with a new Perfsian resume to Box NN, 26 days — 6c word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Evenings. 6 nights. 10 to 12 program called "The Missing which always accompanies the sweeper. 15 words $2.00 minimum UeiWIAIHIR FOTOCAST O please cal 872-9785. when llie street sweepers come out to make a Yale plans 52 — Rooms lor Rent cosmetic line, you need us. Manchester Herald. p.m., on Middle Turnpike Link" in our educational 53 — Apartments for Rent 236-2381, 633-3366. Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch clean sweep ol winter. Here. Fred Tompkins (Herald phoio by Pinto) 54 — Homes lor Rent PLEASE READ West. Call 649-2163. system. National Training 55 — Business for Rent TRACTOR TRAILER Session. Hartford, June 16 to runs his sweeper along the curb while Chuck staff cuts For period ending 7 a.m, EST Thursday. Rain and showers 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent PHONE FROM Home to ser­ DRIVER - With Class I YDUR AD RELIABLE WOMAN for 18, 1978. Call 528-2368, 5 p.m. I EDUCATION 57 — Wanted to Rent vice our customers in the License. Experienced and will continue across the Northeast during Wednesday night. 58 — Misc for Rent Classllled ads are taken over house cleaning. Own transpor­ to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday. •••••••••••••••••••••••**• Manchester area. Flexible dependable, for local and out- ••■••••••••••••••••••••••a NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Ihe phone as a convenience. A similar pattern is also indicated for parts of the Plains tation necessary. Call 644- of-state deliveries. Job in­ "HAPPINESS IS” Private Instructions IS Yale University has AUTOMOTIVE hours. Super earnings. 249- The Herald Is responsible for supporting Region and east Gulf coast area. Elsewhere, generally fair 2881. Business Opportunity 14 61 — Autos lor Sale 7773. cludes heavy lifting. Must be only one incorrect Insertion and 62 — Trucks lor Sale weather should prevail. Minimum temperatures include: proposed a $231.4 million Bondable, and have good then only to the size of the ^ The British Baked REMEDIAL READING and Wallace sluns Alahama -68- — Heavy Equipment for Sale f m Goods and (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 58 (76), ACCEPTING Applications - SMALL ENGINE Service math: individualized work budget for the next 64 Motorcycles-Bicyclas WANTED - Gas station atten­ employment record. original insertion. Errors which Corporation - expanding do not lessen the value of the Boston 52 (63), Chicago 53 (75), Cleveland 52 (67), Dallas 66 Simply stated - we need 3 hard program, ilsl-8th grade) by academic year that in­ 65 ^ Campers-Trsilers-Moblle dant, full or part time. Telephone Mr. Hill, 643-0644. Assorted Gift Booth d e a le r n e tw o rk . No • Homes advertisement will not be cor­ (83), Denver 38 ( 58), Duluth 49 (76), Houston 73 ( 831, workers for full time employ­ master's degree teacher. 568- cludes staff cuts to help Mature, responsible person At the Windsor Shad ment. Benefits. Call 871-9125. experience necessary ww Automotive Service for third shift. References. MAN FOR HEAVY WORK in rected by an additional inser­ Jacksonville 68 (84), Kansas City 60 ( 74), Little Rock 65 (81), 8075. wipe out the university’s 67.3- Autos tor Rent-Lease 1 tion. Derby Fair Equal opportunity Employer. Complete training program. Call 871-1698. fertilizer plant. Plus general on the Windsor Green Los Angeles 57 (73), Miami 78 (87), Minneapolis 55 (82), New $500. investment required to hy not seeking Senate deficit by 1980. warehouse labor. Telephone Orleans 72 (85), New York 53 (67), Phoenix 61 (99), San PIANO INSTRUCTION - In the Town of Windsor CHAMBER MAIDS Wanted - start your own business. Ideal The proposed budget •••••••••••••••••••••••••• PART TIME Driver for Mr. Hill, 643-0644. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Francisco 51 (70), Seattle 46 (67), St. Louis 56 (761, Experienced, creative Saturday Weekends. Call 644-1504 for retired or part time. teacher. Degree: state and would be $15 million more school buses. We will train Halp Waniad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Washington 56 (71). Details on request. Mr. MOBILE. Ala. lUPIl - Thrce- to the shocked delegates to the Billy Joe Camp, who was reached BUSY SOUTH WINDSOR May 20lh, 1978 anytime. national certification. All than last year’s. However, n NOTICES responsible applicants. Call Barker. ESCAA Field tcnii Gov. George C. Wallace, who Alabama League ol Municipalities, later in Montgomery. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-2414. Law firm looking for full-time Sponiored by Britannia levels, beginners welcome. it includes $1.5 million in EXPERIENCED WASH man PUBLIC HEALTH STAFF PART TIME Openings for Training Division, Box 619, Many extras. Gretchen Van souglil the presidency four times, ap­ saying only that it came trom a "This would be a surprise to me." P a n o n ilt 2 secretaiy. Good typing skills for laundry service, part time Nurse - BS preferred.RN with Chapter Daughleri of •••••••ft***************** ************************** Wading River, New York. staff cuts designed to essential, no legal experience general cleaning, dis­ Why, 647-9751. parently signaled the end of his period of reflection at a nearby beach said Camp. “I knew that he had been CABINET MAKERS Wanted - work, 3 p.m. to9p.m. Caii289- experience acceptable. Cer­ the Britieh Empire. Halp Wantad 13 Help Waniad 13 hwashing, food preparation 11792. reduce the deficit to $5.5 Fully experienced only need necessary. Reply P.O. Box 525 pidilical career in a stunning resort. giving a lot of thought to it. I knew he RIDE WANTED from 1527. Mr. Koppel. tified Home health agency and service. Only ambitious, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• million. Manchester to New Britain, apply. Displaycraft, 643-6557. South Windsor. community and school NURSES - RNs, LPNs, COLLEGE GAL as full time MANY PEOPLE only dream postscript to an otherwise routine Wallace said: "As one who feels needed to think about it. But wo all dependable persons need app­ Schools-Classes 19 A Yale spokesman said early morning hours. Call program. Contact Community Halp Waniad 13 Nurses Aides, homemakers sales clerk during summer, ly. 649-5313. of owning tbeir own business. speech Tuesday night. and knows he could win the II.S. assumed that it was kind of 100 per­ RN or LPN - Full or part WANTED OIL BURNER Ser­ AUTOMOBILE Salespeople - needed for part time and full the staff cuts will be made after 5, 643-1257. Health Service Inc., Colum­ and then Thursday evenings Perhaps it’s time for you to FOR THE BEST - Manchester Wallace. 58. paralyzed from the Senate seat, I want to announce to cent across the board that he would time. 3 to 11. Laurel Manor, 91 vice man - Experienced Must be aggressive, ar­ bia, 228-9428 for further infor­ time temporary assignments pursue that dream. I have ticulate. well-groomed and HOUSEKEEPERS - Full and Saturdays during rest of PART TIME Office Work. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 you tonight that my conclusion after mostly through GROW EARTHWORMS for Chestnut street, 649-4519. preferred. Call 647-9137 for in­ mation. time, part time (weekends) in patient's home. If you enjoy year. Apply in person. Shoor over 1,000 businessess for sale waist down from an assassination run." terview. neatly attired. Must have: Flexible hours, aptitude for pupils per teacher. FREE in­ resignations and profit. Free Data - Worm Mature, experienced caring for others check in Jewelers, 917 Main Street, figures. Call""5725 568-5725. by owners. Many for attempt during the 1972 presidential going to Gulf Shores the last couple If he retires, Wallace could draw RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m. previous sales experience a troductory lesson with this ad. retirements. World, 1810 S. Josephine, MAN WANTED as trainee for preferred. Meadows Con­ with Kelly Home, Care. Work Manchester. minimum down. For free campaign, said Tuesday night he will of days is that I will not be a can­ $18,000 a year as counselor to the Good salary benefits and TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. must, automobile background the hours and days you want. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. The spending plan still Denver, Co. 80210 or call Mr. preferred. Salary: plus com­ printing press department. valescent Home, 333 Bidwell, PAINTERS - Interior and brochure write: Interstate not run for the U.S. .Senate despite didate for tbe United States Senate." governor. John Harbert, a Bir­ James Collect - 303-778-1026. working conditions. Apply Apply 81 Commerce Street, Street, Manchester, Tel, 64- We provide d ire c t pay, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full Business Marketing, P.O. Box must be approved in early Glastonbury. PTG Company. missions, benefits and Some mechanical ability exterior work. Experienced. his certainty that he would win the The statement came at the end of mingham businessman, said recently Vernon Manor, 180 Regan 9194. Mr. Lewis or Mr. Pepin. general liability insurance, time, interested in personal Call 646-4879. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. June by tbe Yale Corp., Road, Vernon. 871-0385. Telephone 633-7631. demonstrator available. 5 day required. Will train. 3:30 p.m. □ REAL ESTATE race Wallace's speech, and the governor he is trying to raise money for a per­ to 11:30 p.m. or 11:30 p.m. to bonding, bonus incentives, and growth, creativity, participa­ • ------which is the university’s work week. Do not calf. in service education. We SERVICE BUSINESS - With was whisked away by aides without manent chair for Wallace at a state Inquire in person to Mr. 7:30 a.m . Call 528-9471 LUBRICATION PERSON tion and continued education RETAIL SALES Position - •••••••••••••••••••••••*•• Wallace cannot succeed himself MASSEUSES - Experienced, CLEANING PEOPLE - require good references and for speciality practice. 2 $800 a week income available making further comment. The crowd governing body. Fieury, Calia Ford, Inc., 722 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wanted - To lubricate trucks Job involves sales and stock Homes For Sale 23 since Alabama law prohibits a gover­ university. or will train. Phone 646-9880 Experience, part time and trailers. Must have recent work experience. Call years college or dental assis­ in this area. A cash business. The university blames for an interview appointment. evenings. Manchester. Ver­ Wethersfield Avenue, Hart­ weekdays for appointment. work. Must be 18 years of age. nor from serving three consecutive of 1,000 sat silently for a moment, When asked what the governor experience, good starting Kelly Home (?are, 528-9565, tant training preferred. Send Drivers license required. Minimum investment the deficit on inflation’s S:;:-: Shop the super buys In j:!:- non. Call 643-5691, 2 to 6 p.m. ford. DUTCH COLONIAL - 8 terms, so his announcement means then gave him a standing ovation. would do when he leaves office. Camp your Classified section ;§:• wage, excellent working con­ resume to P.O, Box 1, Some lifting involvea. Cali required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- effect on endowments, ATTENTION Arthur MATURE ADULT to babysit rooms. Formal dining room. 4 he is evidently retiring from elective The announcement even stunned said, “He doesn't know himself. today. Tomorrow you'll :>•!; CARPENTER - Experienced ditions. All fringe benefits. Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. Nick, at 6464)143. 9544. GENERAL OFFICE EXPERIENCED Carpenters Treachers wants responsible occasional nights, weekends, bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths. Family Wallace's press secretary and the There will probably be numerous op­ stock market losses and be pleased with the iiig only. To work in Manchester- For appointment call 688-2233. politics. Secretary - With experience in wanted - In Manchester area. public oriented hard working 647-1139. DONUT BAKER / Delivery RESTAURANT FOR SALE - room with fireplace and bar. lower than expected igij money you’ve saved. Willimantic area. Call 742- billing and bookkeeping. 643- SHEET METAL Mechanics - He gave no reason for his decision chairman of his Senate campaign. portunities available to him. " 6062, between 8 and 9 p.m. Call after 6 p.m., Walter, 228- people to work in our down­ MACHINISTS - Job shop ierson - Must have drivers Experienced in Commercial / By owner. Prime location. Breezeway. 2 car garage, with returns from a fund raising 2966 between 11 a.m. and 2 9500. town location. If you fit these experience, lathe and milling LEGAL SECRETARY - We ficense. Baking experience Parking facilities. Near air­ loft. Acre + lot. Spring led p.m. Monday thru Friday. Industrial1UU installation for drive. qualifications come in and machines able to work with are looking for a sharp gal helpful but not necessary. HVAC.C. OnlOnly experienced need craft, East Hartford. Phone p^ond. $60,500. Group I. BOOKKEEPING MACHINE talk to the manager. Uniforms minimum supervision. Call with excellent typing for Apply at Bess Eaton Donuts, ap p ly■ . 'ToT'op w ages and 569-0320, Sundays 646-4264. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. SECRETARY r Typing and provided flexible hours. Apply EAST HARTFORD Operator - Experienced. today, day shift Newgate diversified work in our East Route 83, Vernon. benefits. 646-6326. Pennsylvania races set EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD short hand a must. Mature in­ Diversified office work. in person Arthur Treachers Machine, Manchester. 647- Hartford Law firm. 289-8625. PUBLIC SCHOOLS dividual with telephone PUBLIC SCHOOLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fringe benefits. Apply in per­ Fish & Chips, 110 Asylum 1789. experience. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 Street, downtown Hartford, HARRISBliHG, Ra. illPIl - easily won renomination. Reps. Butera was third. son; The Union Meat Co., 375 CARPENTER WANTED - 5 INVITATION INVITATION INVITATION p.m. Call Mrs. Quinn, 289- years experience or better, Mechanic STOCKMAN- CARRIER BURGER KING Joshua Eilberg and Daniel Flood had While the charges of political cor­ Park Avenue, East Hartford. WANT TO MEET PEOPLE? Democrat Peter Flaherty, who quit 9541. An Equal Opportunty You’d be surprised how many for borne remodeling. Call little opposition. ruption being investigated by TO BID SECRETARIES - Immediate Lien ELECTRONICS ON AIRPORT ROAD his Carter administration job to go TO BID TO BID Employer. jobs available in Hartford and nice ones you meet when 643-7723 , 6 to 8 p.m, 649-3436, Rep. Robert N.C. Nix, D-Pa., a 20- BID #447 BID #454 BARTENDER WANTED - HARTFORD home and run for governor, and Marston were ignored by the voters, BID #451 surrounding areas. We charge you’re an Avon Represen­ 1971 Dodge, Serial No. years or more NEEDED Plastic Trash Can Liners Repairs or Replacement of Part time, or full time 2 Republican David Thornburgh, a year veteran of the House, chairman they seemed concerned about the Repair, relocation and in­ BUS DRIVERS Needed - We no fees. Bonus plans tative. To find out how, call CLEANING WOMAN to keep Information may be ob­ Shades, Blinds Sc Drapes. evenings. Call 569-0320. private home immaculate. B25BE1S111678, at experience in electronic IS LOOKING FOR crusading prosecutor from (3f the Post Office and Civil Service scandal-ridden reputation of the ad­ stallation of fencing at 4 will train. Call 742-7339. available. Apply daily 9 to 3, 742-6946. oriented stock room. EtSTIURTFOIIO Commission, and the first and only schools. Information may be tained from Paul J. Costello, Information may be ob­ ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Manpower Inc. 800 Silver Car necessary. 1 or 2 days 133 Pitkin Street, Eaet PART-TIME DAY AND Pittsburgh, will battle for the gover­ ministration of outgoing Democratic- weekly. Call 646-3472, Apply at black congressman trom Penn­ obtained from Paul J. Director Finance/Control, tained from Paul J. Costello, JANITORIAL HELP Wanted - Lane, East Hartford or 10 TYPIST - Immediate jobs bVENINQ HELP. norship of Pennsylvania this fall. Gov. Milton Shapp. Director Finance/Control, INVITATION available in Hartford and sur­ evenings. Hartford, to be sold sylvania, was defeated by William H. Costello, Director East Hartford School Depart­ 5 to 9 p.m. Monday thru Haynes Street, Hartford. MEOISCAN AREA: Pennsylvania voters nominated During his eight years in office. 60 ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, East Hartford School Depart­ Friday. East Hartford area. rounding areas. We charge no May 26th., at 8:01 a.m. Gray III. a Baptist minister. Finance/Control, East Hart­ TO BID fees. Bonus plans available. 48 SOUTH SATELLITE ROAD, NO EXPERIENCE Flaherty and Thornburgh in state officials, including six Cabinet ford School Department, 110 East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, Middle Med man preferred. ■ REAL ESTATE SALES - EXPERIENCED Painter (or charges. ’’ Gold, Echo, In the Republican race for gover­ Earn $15,000-1 - Full time, Apply daily 9 to 3, Manpower SOUTH WINDSOR NECESSARY, Tuesday's primary while virtually ig­ members and two top legislative Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ bid opening on June 7, 1978 at East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until Sealed bids will be received in Roger c: Pease and Son With knowledge of carpentry Clemons, and nor, Thornburgh's major competitor, Building Maintenance. 875- part timers considered. Ralph Inc. 800 Silver Lane, East and dry wall. Call after 6 p.m. 2 8 9 -0 0 7 3 WILL TRAIN. noring another Republican candidate leaders, have been indicted. ford, Ct. 06108 until bid 2:30 p.m. bid opening on June 13,1978 at the Office of The Director of 6570. Pasek, 289-7475. Hartford or 10 Haynes Street, 649-9658. Simmons for governor, David Marston, tbe Arlen Specter, the former Marston's defeat in the Republican opening on June 9,1978 at 2:30 The East Hartford Public 2:00 p.m. General Services, 41 Center Hartford. U.S. attorney who was fired earlier Philadelphia district attorney, con­ primary may well mean trouble for p.m. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ The East Hartford Public Street, Manchester, Connec­ APPLY MONDAY Schools is an Equal Oppor­ this year. He finished a distant ceded early today. He had led early Sen. Richard Schweiker, who en­ The East Hartford Public tunity Employer. ticut until May 30, 1978 at Call Barbara THRU FRIDAY tunity Employer. fourth. in the returns from his home city but dorsed his campaign. On the other Schools is an Equal Oppor­ 056-05 11:00 a.m. for the following: n u Rs e s BETWEEN 2 063-05 “DOLLAR AND 4 P.r.' But two Democratic congressmen, was swamped by the vote from hand, the state’s other Republican tunity Employer. ONE PORTABLE RN’s - LPN's QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER 646-7835 Pittsburgh, where Thornburgh had 060-05 who were under investigation hy senator, John Heinz III, comes out GENERATOR W/TRAILER Aid and Assistance has Must be experienced in the precision metal working field, served as U.S. attorney. Former Marston when he was dismissed. ahead since he backed Thornburgh. EAST HARTFORD REPLACE Sc RELOCATE 600 part-time and full-time SET-UP MEN in most of the following areas: Small Castings, Forgings, EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD SAVER” state legislative leader Robert J. PUBLIC SCHOOLS AMP FEEDER LINE Small Machine Parts, Screw Machine Products, Stam­ PUBLIC SCHOOLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS hours available for you. Precision metal working company has openings INVITATION The Town of Manchester is an Personal and Professional for SET-UP MEN on the first shift. Applicant ping, Metal Polishing and Chemical Fini.shing. INVITATION INVITATION equal opportunity employer, satisfaction derived from CARRIER must be experienced and competent, on horizon­ and requires an affirmative providing good nursing Duties will include: Establishing Quality Control Criteria TO BID TO BID tal and vertical milling machines. 8 hour work and Monitoring Performance for Vendor Operations, In Congress faces chance BID #456 TO BID aetion policy for all of its Ckm- care on a 1 to 1 basis for BID #450 shift minimum, with considerable overtime. House Processing, Product Assembly and Testing. Can­ NURSES Custodial Supplies & BID #453 tractors and Vendors as a con­ clients in their own homes NEEDED Electric Lamps & Tubes Excellent working conditions and benefits in a didate should have a degree, or equivalent schooling and 5 FULL TIME, PART TIME/ALL SHIFTS Hardware Uniforms (Custodian & dition of doing business with or medical faqjlities. Information may be ob­ UNION ST. years experience in most of the above activities in a posit Information may be ob­ Maintenance) the Town, as per Federal modern air conditioned plant. Rate is $7.15 per RN’S $5.40 AN HOUR tained from Paul J. Costello, tion of responsibilities. tained from Paul J. Costello, Information may be ob­ Order 11246. For hilbnnatloii Call KERRY RD. hour. Interested applicants should apply at. LPN’S $4.60 AN HOUR Director Finance/Control, of living with its rules Director Finance/Control, tained from Paul J. Costello, Bid forms, plans and 643-9515 KENWOOD RD. Excellent working conditions and benefits. Send resume CALL MRS. SEATON 647-9193 East Hartford School Depart­ East Hartford School Depart­ Director Finance/Control, specifications are available at with salary history to: ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, MO ND ASSISTMICE AREA ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, East Hartford School Depart­ the General Services Office, MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME WASHINGTON itlP Il - Congress mand passage of this legislation." East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until of Northeastem Ct Inc. HI STANDARD INC. Leahy introduced legislation in the East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, 41 Center Street, Manchester, CALL LARAIN HI STANDARD INC. Meanwhile, the House meets today bid opening on June 9. 1978 at 367 Ent Cm Iw 3t. Uanutaeturlng/Uarkatlng Sporting FIraarmt 333 BIDWELL STREET may be laced with the prospect ol Senate Tuesday to wipe out those bid opening on June 14,1978 at East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until Connecticut. Manufacturing/Markating Sporting Firaarma to decide whether to accept Presi­ 2:00 p.m. Mmehtsttr, Conn. 31 Praatlga Park CIrola, Eaal Hartford, Conn. 08108 MANCHESTER, CONN. living by the rules if .sets for private exemptions and he warned that if 2:00 p.m. bid opening on June 12,1978 at TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 646-1478 31 Praatlga Park CIrcIa, Eaal Hartford, Conn. 06108 The' East Hartford Public employers. Congress balked, he would attach the dent Carter’s proposed $499 billion The East Hartford Public 2:30 p.m. CONNECTICUT Sen Patrick Leahy. D-Vt., accused 1979 federal budget. The Senate Schools is an Equal Oppor­ The East Hartford Public ROBERT B. WEISS, legislation piecemeal to other bills. tunity Employer. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ quickly passed the version worked tunity Employer. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ GENERAL MANAGER his colleagues of setting a "double "The problem is that in enacting 059-05 slandard" that separates con­ these measures, Congress out by a congressional conference 055-05 tunity Employer. 052-05______MANPOWER gressional and private employees by committee earlier this week, but it 062-05 proclaimed that what is good and fair EAST HARTFORD HAS JOBS exempting Congress from nine major for the country is not necessarily may not be as easy to get it through THE NEW and NOT SO NEW! EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS the House. We have immediate laws covering civil, social, physical good and fair from Congress,” he PUBLIC SCHOOLS EAST HARTFORD openings for grounds Carter needs the help of EAST HARTFORD and financial rights. said. “Simple equity and fairness de- PUBLIC SCHOOLS INVITATION keepers, warehouseman, INVITATION PUBLIC SCHOOLS Republicans to get the budget ICLIP & MAIL assemblers. No lee lo you. .j*. passed, but House GOP Leader John INVITATION TO BID Transportation and Rhodes didn’t hold out much hope of TO BID INVITATION BID #449 BID #455 telephone required. Many support. TO BID Resurfacing Sc Refinishing Exterior & Interior BID #458 TO BID long term assignments. “We will not accept the ball when Blackboards Sc Replacement NAME Apply daily 9 to 3. Man­ Painting Miscellaneous Instructional BID #452 of Bulletin Boards MAIL TO; it’s on the one-yard line," he said, ap­ Information may be ob­ Supplies Retiling Work at Various power Inc., 800 Silver Information may be ob­ ADDRESS Lane. East Hartford. parently referring to lack of a White tained from Paul J. Costello, Information may be ob­ Schools tained from Paul J. Costello, House call for input from Republican Director Finance/Control, tained from Paul J. Costello, Information may be ob­ Director Finance/Control, CITY BROOKSIDE ACRES leaders when the budget-drafting East Hartford School Depart­ Director Finance/Control, tained from Paul J. Costello, East Hartford School Depart­ JUST LISTED Director Finance/Control, G u sto designed homes with ONE TO FIVE process began in January. ment. no Long Hill Drive, East Hartford School Depart­ ment, 110 Long Hill Drive. P.O. BOX 591 A super clean three bedroom Ranch, set on a East Hartford School Depart­ STATE ACRE wooded lots in the Forest Hills section of Later tonight, House Ethics Com­ East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until Manchaatar, Conn. 08040 large park-like lot. Carpeting, carport and a ONE VERNON bid opening on June 13,1978 at East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until ment, . 110 Long Hill Drive, Vernon Street. Built by Joseph L. Swensson Jr., mittee members will meet to work bid opening on June 8,1978 at ZIP YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! $40s. $68,900. NEW TO MARKET 2:30 p.m. bid opening on June 6,1678 at East HarUord, Ct. 06108 until 2:30 p.m. . EXAMPLE: Lovely 9 room Colonial. out the next moves in their investiga­ bid opening on June 12,1978 at tion of South Korean lobbying. "1110 The East Hartford Public 2:00 p.m. The East Hartford Public Fircpiaced living room, Schools is an Equal Oppor­ The East Hartford Public 2:00 p.m. PHONE IS Words for 8 Days meeting was requested by special Schools is an Equal Oppor­ familv room, den or office, tunity Employer. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ The East Hartford Public tunity Employer. Only <8.10 4 bedrooms. 2'c baths. 2 counsel Leon Jaworski, who was 064-05 tunity Employer. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ .0584)5 □ CHECK ENCLOSED car garage. Beautifully rebuffed last week in his efforts to 053-05 tunity Employer. landscaped lol. Call Arthur get the House to force testimony by a 061-05 or Suzanne Shorts. 646- EAST HARTFORD FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS ,323.3. former Korean ambassador through EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Eighth Utilities District j. WATSON BEACH Cp. a cutoff of U.S. agricultural aid to PUBLIC SCHOOLS EAST HARTFORD 5 n of Manchester solicits bids for 1 2 3 4 Maner>Ml«r Offloo 047*l1$f Korea, PUBLIC SCHOOLS Epd Nmtai Bpp»rt"*|i In action Tuesday, the House INVITATION package insurance coverage INVITATION decided it was tired of waiting INVITATION for 1978-1979 year. Sealed bids B 7 B 8 10 around for the Consumer Product TO BID will be received until 11:00 TO BID WESTWOOD II UNDER $40,000 BID #457 TO BID a.m., June S, 1978 at whch 11 12 13 14 15 . ■ ; ^ Custom built Capes, Ranches, Raised Ranches, For this immaculate remodeled Ranch. Huge Safety Commission to act, and ap­ BID #448 Slurry Sealing & Amesite BID #446 time they will be publicly Colonials, Contemporaries, all on wooded lots fireplaced living room, modern kitchen and proved legislation setting safety Work at Various Schools. Treated Mop Service opened. The right is reserved Rental Entrance Carpets East Hartford iA < 17 1$ 14 20 ' 1 with city utilities. Built with care by Brahaney bathroom, plus a ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME standards for home insulation. Information may be ob­ Information may be ob­ to reject any and all bids. Information may be ob­ and Choma. $60s. The measures would be temporary tained from Paul J. Costello, tained from Paul J. Costello, Specifications and bid forms tained from Paul J. Cosicllo. WARRANTY' BRICK 4 FAMILY 24 25 until the commission completes the Director Finance/Control, Director Finance/Control, may be secured at tbe Fire Director Finance Control, 21 22 23 Ideal for the individual seeking an East Hartford School Depart­ Department Dispatcher's Of­ East Hartford Dcparlmenl. iiwner ocnipied invcstmenl. 4 process for setting its own standards. East Hartford School Depart­ large. 2 bedroom npartment.s. all 110 Long Hill Drive. East 23 A committee report noted that ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, fice at 32 Main Street, t e 27 a 30' , iipplianre.s. 6 ear parking. Im- Hartford. Ct. 06108 until ik inaeiilaltM'ondiliim. High ITOs. For East Hartford, Ct. 06106 until East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until ^nqhester. Conn. BUNCIUltD S ROSSETTO, I . e says it tvon^t work many homeowners have insulated bid opening on June 14,1978 at John C. Flynn, Jr. opening bid on June 8.1978 at lurllter inlornialiim. eali Tim their homes following the urging of bid opening on June 7,1978'at 31 $2 33 14 38 189 WEST CENTER STREET Moynihan 5K8-067R or 547-1550, Insurance 2:00 p.m. Iu)rmor (,'IA Director IHchard Helms, testifying Ttie.sday Carter and his energy officials, but 2:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. belore the Senate Intelligent-e Committee, .said a prr)posed CIA The East Hartford Public The East Hartford Public Commissioner The East Hartford Public fcUUAL NOUSfNQ J. WATSON BEACH CO. there are no federal safety standards Eighth UUIities , Schools is an Equal Oppor­ w l i .. U . A ! oppoAnwirr charter will "raise more difficulties than solutions Schools is an Equal Oppor­ Schools is an Equal Oppor­ HatM OffiM 547-1590 (HIM for the material being used. District / tunity Emplover. i-248Z ^ photo) ji tunity Employer. tunity Employer. '0066^ t 054-05 IJI44)5 057-05 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 17, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN ACROSa InvaekMi day Answer to Prtviout Puzilo 2 Hiwallan I Building island uiHLOLiLiuauiiiunun I’AGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTEH EVENING HEHAl.U. Munt’hester, Conn.. Wed.. May 17. 1978 nnalnuiD C ian entrance 3 Using speech n a n n o n ■ nn n o n iD Charlaa M. Schultz Ardelet lor Bale 4f Rooms lor Rint 52 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 5 Taxtgsncy 4 SoMlOTOf (ibbr.) revolt DLID Ffii* Md tnwtt 8 Ruff □nnn na naat:] KIMBEL Organ and Lesley PLEASANT CORNER Room 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 OLDSMOBILE, 1968 r VisU Dear Abby 5 FtoMoHUlndod □nnn araannn speaker, excellent condition, for mature gentleman. Walk cylinders. Good condition. Cruiser, wagon/ V-8 12 Chellenge ponon 13 AMrIbiDle 6 Lsddorround □ a a D n n 646-5794. in closet. Garage. Convenient­ Automatic. $1695, or best automatic, power steering, □ n a n n o riCANSeeuW > ( THE RUNNINe„.1WE IT 5 ALSO A REAL ^ ly located. 643-8504. offer. Call 8734537. By Abigail Van Buren 14 Flutelikt 7 Dryatwint unnnna nauu brakes, 4 door, excellent tires, Initniment 8 Roslm ‘/OU LIKE SOCCER U=ANCV f= TU) RK„ T R O e , T H 0 5 Er Nff: SEARS THREE Cycle Heavy low mileage, clean. Runs □ Q tn 00 0 TEAM 6AME...PUTTINS CLEAN FURNISHED Room - PLYMOUTH VOLARE DEAR ABBY; I hav* a 6-yaar-oU daughter IB call ISBIbHeilklng 9 Newspaper 1CI6ETHER A PERFECT duty washer, 1150. Matching great. $475, Newington. 666- V Mary. MF nalghbor hai a 6-year-old dau^tar IB call Liaa. 18 Incorporated nodes (abbr.) No cooking. Call 646-4701 after Premier 1976 ■ blue with wood 4507. PLAV CAN 0E VERV T H t $ A M i e PRICBS Dryer, $115. Excellent condi­ Well, we took our daughters to the doctor (or thatr ahota. jsbbr.) 10 Routed analnanEinG T tion. Includes Service Con­ 6 p.m. • grain, luggage rack, slant 6, 17 Ptrsonslity 11 Never (contr.) low mileage, power steering First my neighbor took Liaa in, and abe screanwd and □DonaalanaDna eRATiFi/INe... V ' tract. 8754)^, or 875-7082, Trucks lor Sale 62 Douglas 19 Prtvaiicatt n s Y 6 ST 6ff O r tY — *“ after 5:80. •••••••••••••••••#•••••••• and brakes, electric rear win­ hollared as If the doctor was cutting off her arm, ao Llaa's 18 Chrlitmsi log 29 Government peoon dow defogger, standard shift. mother said, “I won’t let that mean old doctor hurt you. It 20 Twins agent Apartments For Rent 53 20 Supply food 22 Sounded bell 43 One (Ger.) 1975 CHEVROLET - 1/2 ton ^ stop crying IB buy you a new doll on the way home.” (comp.wd.) T H n r^ S W H Y I T 1 S MEDITERRANEAN • Must be seen to be ap­ 21 Ughted 23 Italian 44 Ten (prefix) LOOKING for anything in real preciated. 6439868. pick up. Excellent condition. 6 M Liaa turned off the tears Uka you would turn off a 22 King |Fr.| (Pecan) double queen head cylinder, power steering, greeting 3 1 _____pet 46 American board with double box spring estate rental ■ apartments, faucet ' 23 Stop 24 Companion ol 34 Provlelon patriot n s n L t - homes, multiple dwellings, no 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4 power brakes, heavy suspen­ 28 Gaining and mattress. Very good con­ sion. 742-6949. Whan it was iny daughter's turn for her shot I took bar O d d i 37 Smoother 46 InquIiHIve (tl.| dition, $80. 65941718. fees. C a ll J.D. Real Estate speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new 30 Hootitr itsta ' in and aha started yalfing and carrying on Just like Lisa 26 Tottli 38 Cover Associates,, Inc. 646-1980. radials, (2 snows), excellent dkL I said, ‘IValt a i^ u ta . Doctor.” Then I took Mary and 47 Feed the kitty condition. 2230475 or 2239550. 1974 CHEVY CIO • 1/2 ton pick 3, i; £ . ' 26 A gn 39 Lived with 48 Sediment FRIGIDAIRE WASHER - tore up her little bottom. Then I said, T ou let tbe doctor 27 In the tame MANCHESTER - Main Street up, 8 foot body, 8 cylinder, 32 HoMF 41 Main Impact SO Engllih White. Amana freezer, white. automatic transmission. give you the shot so you won't gat sick and die, and I don’t piece (abbr.) - Two and three room GOOD USED CARS - Firm 33 Augmtnt 42 Awkward Coldspot refrigerator, white. want to see any more scenes. After th at ^ behaved 34 Serpent's 28 Bere broedcattert 23 Real Ealate Wanted 28 Arllelet lor 41 apartments. Heated, hot price. Call 289-6433.1973 Buick power steering, sharp 2 tone Homes for Sale 23 Hornet for S tlt Sale Owner moving, must sell! green/white. Smart, attrac­ tooth water, appliances. No pets. Century, $1950. 1973 Toyota herself and didn't shed a tear. 1 2 3 4 8 0 7 I” 9 10 I t I T H IN K I ALMOST Best offer. 742-7593. tive vehicle, $2895. Suburban, 35 Mountein neer X h e a r d e c M E B c c f y IMMEDIATE Cash for your UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Security. Parking. 523-7047. $1450. 1973 Chevrolet Malibu Whan wa got homa, Mary said, “Mama, don't you love MET RMNFTJULV MANCHESTER West Side - SOUTH WINDSOR - Pine 50 Tolland ’Turnpike, 649-2076. enclent Troy 12 13 14 BREATHIKig- Remodeled 8 room Colonial. 1 property. Let us explain our Scouts, Boy and Girl Scout. $1850. me?" And I “Bure I do, with all my heart” And than eH V HERMAN W i Knob Hill area, 3 bedroom Brownies, nurses. East aha aald, Tlow emna you didn’t get me a doD like Lisa'i?” 38 Resembling WHBJ I WALKH> BV 1 2 baths, inground pool, near fair proposal. Call Mr. TAG SALES THREE AND A HALF ROOM bone II 16 17 TH IS MC5RNINQ-, Ranch. 1 1/2 baths, living Catholic School. 649-1225. VW EXTRAVAGANZA! 1969 1973 FORD FIDO 1/2 uin pick Abby, should I have gotten my little girl a doQ, tooT AN A’ZALBA BUSH. bus line. $40's. Call Hayes room, larK family room with Belfiore, 647-1413. Restored Colonial. Heat, hot 38 Freighted Squareback, auto, mechanical up - 8 foot body, thrifty■ iffy 6 18 19 zo Corp 646-0131, built-ins. Finished rec room, water. Parking. Central. SOFT-HEARTED MAMA 40 Voice |Let.| MAY WE BUY your home? TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - References. Adults. 643-2171, fuel injection (running before cylinder with 3 speespeed ■ standard ■ sewing room, food storage WASHER - and like new transmission. Exceptionally 41 Tipple 21 MANCHESTER - Immaculate Quick, fair, all cash and no Good condition. Good for before 6:00. winter) to bug hoods, type - 3 DEAR MAMA; No. If yon bad, yon would hava taught 42 Geve up room, 1/2 acre treed lot. Dou­ plating, or welding. Call 649- dryer. Pool table, coffee clean, $2695. Bank terms 1 ” Gambolotti-built 5 Room problems. Call Warren E, table, lamps. Telephone 569- pan with disc Drake fronl end, her two thing!: (1) If aba waata aomethiiig, an aha haa to do 45 Reguler 23 24 2$ 27 29 29 ble driveway, situated on cul- 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. standard transmission, mis­ arranged. Suburban Motor ■ Ranch. Stonefront. fireplace, de-sac, ideal lor children. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 3547. MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 la leraam (or U. (2) A diUd ii antHlad to aomatUag Jost 49 Property right room apartment. Stove, cellaneous type 3 body parts, Car, 50 Tolland Turnpike, 50 Heel unit 30 33 bedrooms. Many new $47,500. 644-0249. Manchester/Talcottville town hecanae a frlaad haa oae. 1 features $40s. Hayes Corp.. WOULD LIKE TO buy four NCR CASH REGISTER - refrigerator. No pets. Adults. spare disc brake front end, 51 Cooked Reconditioned, with many GIGANTIC TAG SALE - 8 line. Open 8 to 8, 33 34 33 646- 0131 bedroom older Colonial - families. You name IL betcha $180. 646-3167, 2233540. extra set wheels with radials. lufflciently 1 WEST SIDE - Attractive, well totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., First $250 takes all. Phone 643- DEAR ABBY: I am a single woman, 43, going with a 62 Erst maintained 5 & 5 Duplex. 3 Preferably in tbe Porter we have it. Thursday - Sun­ man of 66. Sidney la a widower with three grown children. 36 37 3 . 39 MARLBOROUGH 2 family 6- Street area. Please call 228-3957. EAST HARTFORD-First 4896. 53 Vegeteble box ■ bedrooms, country kitchens, day. Rain or shine. Take Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Ha ia very attra^ve and repraaenta the kind of aocurity a 54 Italien family 40 6 3 bedrooms, oversized acre private party, at 647-1587. Route 87, South from Colum­ floor. 3 room apartment, in CH7»W«A»».TMn»UJ.nt» new roof. 100 amp service. MOLDED FORMICA top and 1975 DODGE VAN - 38,000 woman my a ^ rarely finds. He waa happily married for 30 56 High In value 1 5-17 lot. walk out basement, ideal bia Center, Doubleday Road. two family. Heat, hot water, 42 43 44 46 47 48 Near school and bus. $50s. paneled bar with two shelves miles, automatic, 6 cylinder, HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 years, and now he wants to marry me. 56 Time zone for rec room, near Route 2. Owner will take mortgage. Household Goods 40 Follow signs, garage. Near bus line. No FX-1200 - 871-2511. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. $3,300. call after 6 p.m, 295- The trouble la my mother. We have lived together since (abbr.l 40 Priacllla’a Pop — Al Vermear walk to beach, J300. monthly 649-9102. ch ild ren , no p ets. $225 57 Colon 80 61 income for one side. Tenants monthly, (jail 289-1995, or 569- 9879. Dad died 10 years ago, and ever since I told her I want to REFRIGERATORS TWO PAIRS of bucket seats TAGS SALE & SIDEWALK TRIUMPH 1978 Bonneville 82 83 84 pay all utilities Quiet SALE at Wonder Bread Si 3821. 750, 8000 miles, oil pooler and m arry Sidney, aha has aied and carried on like you IN SHORT CARLVLE, WHEN MOM SAVS ••'SHE ISN'T YOU SINGLES! Can you af­ Washers, ranges, used, from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 WE PAY $10. for complete DOWN neighborhood, won't last. $57,- Hostees Cake, 521 Connecticut rack. $1,750. 289-4042. wouldn't believe. She eaye he’s too old for me and it will 88 88 87 I WANT SOU ID GET , SHE WANTS MB’ ford $159 per month for ren­ guaranteed and clean. New pair white. Excellent condi­ junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland R EFERR IN G 900. O'Rourke Realty MLS. Blvd., East Hartford, Conn., HEBRON - 2 bedroom apart­ iHivar work out I’ve told her she could live with na, but she 1 Normandy -U tal? See this Ranch style 2 shipment damaged, GE and tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. Auto Body, 52319W. IT ALL TOGETHER ! TO GET IT ALL TO MV UFE.' 633-1411. 569-1030. family today. Only $36,900 - Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Saturday May 20th., 8 a m. to ment, wall to wall, carpeting, BMW - 1976 750CC. Excellent refuses to move to the dty where we would live. (She and I INIWSPAPIR INTIRPRIU A tIN ) appliances, heat and hot TOGETHER- down payment 10%. Call for Pearl and Son. 649 Main BUILDING - Hardware, 5 p.m. Free balloons. condition. Bronze red. Larger present^' live in a suburb.) details. Pasek Realtors, 289- water. Large yard and garden 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA - gas tank luggage rack. Only Vfhen her friends try to toll her that she should be happy r 8 WOODSIDE STREET Street, 643-2171. ceiling tile, paneling, files, Hatchback, Power steering, 7475. TAG SALE - Collectibles, area. $245 monthly plus 2,400 $2,950. 649- that IB have someone to look after me when she’s gone, Manchester - completed 1977. construction items, Saturday power brakers, air con­ miles. Call i 9x7 BRAIDED RUG - In books, hand made quilts, set security. No pets. Evenings 7727 anytime. ■he says HE is only 11 years younger than SHE is, and he 160 X 200 lot. Greenhouse, and Sunday, 81 Tolland Turn­ 228-9759 or days 6432871. ditioning. Excellent running cedar siding, wood beams, colors. Recently cleaned and pike Manchester (next to Ar- of English China, crystal, won’t last that much longer. Win at Bridge Lols-Land lor Sale 24 some antiques. 80 (Jedar condition. $1650. Call after 5 brick floor downstairs, wide in good condition for sale. $50. cadia Restaurant) 646~ p.m., 646-6494. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Abby, I could be very happy with Sidney if it weren’t for 646-5690 after 5. Ridge Drive, Glastonbury. MANCHESTER - 3 bedroom Lowest Rates available! pine upstairs, solid pine 5707. townhouse apartment, heat, my mothbr. What should I do? cabinets. Solar, plus wood, COLUMBIA - Two acre lot Friday, Saturday, May 19th., Immediate binding. Sunny MOTHER TROUBLE with view of lake. Only $19,- MOVING WEST- E n tire 20th., - 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. hot water, and appliances. DUNE BUGGY - New tires, Day coverage, all Joan, plus gas heal. Low low utility HALF PRICE ON GuiUrs, new brakes, new front end. bills. Shown by appointment. 000. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. household, fine furniture and Pets and childre. Call 643- Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- Defense uses imagination Etc, Rivers Music, 7 Main 0465. $450. Call 649-9868, anytime. DEAR TROUBLE: Mivry Sidney. And aik him U he has Open house Sunday 1 to 5p.m, rugs. 644-9601. Street, New Britain, 225-1977. TAG SALE - 1968 Hebron 1126. a friend for your mother. 647- 9795. 643-B 65 or 649-3425 Send for catalog. Avenue, Glastonbury, begin­ Business Properly 26 20 CUBIC FOOT Chest ning 10 a.m. May I9th., for one 6 ROOM APARTMENT - 1973 PONTIAC Catalina - 2 MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 5 -(7 ,S a1Zh« m Available June 1st. $230 door, vinyl top, excellent con­ DEAR ABBY; My husband is dead and I have two South’s jump to four n M l freezer, 2 years old, washing week. Nice things, Go with the leader! Best of NO R TH 5-17-A LAKEWOOD CIRCLE AREA- ONE PAIR ANTIQUE Satin dition. Call M9-6643. hearts was routine. What Custom Built 7 Room Cape A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck machine needs motor. Maple "Something For Everyone!" monthly. Security deposit. rates, and the best of service! enlarged pictures of him nicely framed; I keep them in my a A K Q 10 Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawrence drapes- Austrialian valance- References. Call 643-1823 was not routine was West's Cod 2 lull baths, den, finished ready to go. Call today. 203- dinette set, bunk beds, no mat­ Moving! Many years experienne! Uving room. The other day a neighbor came in end eaw V K 10 5 3 imaginative and inspired 677-8116. tresses. 643-1085 after 5 p.m. Jade, 144x84, $45. Touch and anytime. 1976 CADILLAC - Coupe Crockett Agency, Inc., 244 ^ m , and she said personal pictures do not belong in the a K 9 7 HAPPY HBAP- basement. Mid $60s, by sew sewing machine with DeVille - dark brown, beige defense. MAYBE GOME BLUE-CHIP «y PEAR SIR 1 1 owner Call 649-4346. Main Street, Manchester. 643- living room. a Q 8 At tricks one and two West HUMrER9f„.lVHAn5 FIRM WANT9 TO HIRE YA AS AMERICA'S MANCHESTER - For sale WE BUY AND SELL Used Maple cabinet, $65., 25 gallon Building Supplies 42 SPACIOUS 5 ROOM inter or, 26,000 miles, $6,150. 1577. Abby, I haven’t had much education, and I would THAT? A TRIBE AWAY FROM MeKEE ^ TOP RECRUITER OF fish tank with filter and DUPLEX. Full basement. to settle estate. 646-11)82 after WEST EAST cashed his ace and king of OP CtJMTBNTBD ANDOVER - Four or five commercial building. furniture. One piece or entire a i^ ei^ te itify o u would tell me if I am wrong to keep hie clubs. Even mough dummy IMPUSTRIE9! EKEcUriVE TALENTi Realtor, 643-5953. accessories, $35. 2 Rupp snow NATURAL STONE for Prime location. Includes: 4 p.m. a 82 a J976543 CANNIBAL51 THE QUESTION IS- bedroom Colonial. Lake household. Cash on the line. 1972 HONDA CL450 - Low imures there. V A 4 a 62 was imposing, and Soum’s Furniture Bam. 646-0865. mobiles-40 horse power, best retaining walls, veneers, Carpeted living room, private miles, excellent condition. privileges, just listed. $37,900. 1971 PO N TIA C T37 - I get a lot of pleasure out of looking at his pictures in the; a Q J 6 2 a 3 bidding had been aumorita- Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Resort Property 27 offer. Call 568-6559. patios, etc. Pick up by the driveway, stove, hooK ups. $600. or best offer. Call 644- pound or delivery by the ton. Adults: No Pets. $240. Heat automatic, power steering, U vi^ room, but if they really don’t Iwlong there, I suppose a AK10 3 2 a J75 tive, West was not inclined 0011 after 4 p.m. to concede anything. ANDOVER LAKE - 7 acres □ MISC. FOR SALE SEARS 40" Push-button Elec­ Ron Notch Stone Quarry, not included. Security deposit. power brakes, 350 engine, I could put them somewhere else. T h a^ you. SOUTH COVENTRY - Newer six tric Range. Kerosene furnace. very good condition, a^ing DONTKNOW a ----- He had two tricks. The ace room Raised Ranch. 1 1/2 with insulated cottage plus 649-3163. Lease. References. 643-0430, 1975 SUZUKI GT250 - Street separate guest cottage. A 55 gallon steel drums, stands. after 5 p.m. $1350. Call 875-5076 or 875-8947. a Q J 9 8 7 of hearts was a sure third. baths, secluded on 11 /2 acres. 41 Bike. Good condition. Low Where was me fourm to restful retreat near beach. Articles for Sale 150 gallon commercial gas hot mileage. $550. Call 643-8816. DEAR DONT: Pertonal ,dctnree should ha enjoyed. a A 10 8 5 4 Mid $40's Lessenger Sells, water heater. 643-2880. 1967 CHEVY WAGON - Runs come from? 646-8713, Call Katherine Bourn, 742- Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 3 ROOM APARTMENT - Fur­ after 6 p.m. And tl^y “belong” wherever they afford the moat 4 9 6 4 8646. J. Watson Beach Co., ALUMINUM sheets used as nished or unfurnished. $160. good, many new parts. $200. pleaaura. It had to come from the printing plates, .007 thick, Vulnerable: North-South diamond suit and was only HEBRON - 6 1/2 room Raised Manchester Office, 647-913 USED ALUMINUM Triple DOG-CAT BOARDING per month, security required. or best offer. 646-0494 COLUMBIA 3 speed bicycle, 2 Equal Housing Opportunity. 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for track storm windows and bathing/grooming. Obedience 647-1889, weekends. Dealer: West going to come if E ast would Ranch on treed lot with lake $1. Phone 643-2711. May be years old, excellent condition. show up w im two trumps door. Very reasonable. 3 sizes. protection classes. Complete Call 649-8763. West North Eanl South view and privileges. "Country picked up A.M. only. 1975 DODGE MAXI Van - Astro-graph and a singleton diamond. kitchen", fireplace family Please call 649-7862, after 6 modern facilities. Canine MANCHESTER - First floor, la Dbl. 2a 4V R aal Estate W anted 26 p.m. for information. Holiday Inne, 00 Sheldon 5 rooms in 2 family, garage, Power brakes and power (JonsequentTy, at trick m ree room. 2 car garage. $42,500, Campers-Trallers By BERMICE BEDE 080L Pass Pass Pass West led a diamond. Alley Oop — Dave Graue No agents please. Call 537- SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Road, Manchester. For reser- appliances. No dogs. $275 steering, reasonable condi­ Mobile Homes 65 ALL CASH For your property, sand, stone, fill, processed BRUNSWICK POOL Table - 8 vatons please call 6435971. monthly, plus utilities. Call tion, best offer. Call 649-2882. Soum won in his own hand 3255. long worked for may suddenly and led me seven of hearts. within 24 hours. Avoid Red gravel.For deliveries, call foot, 3/4 inch slate top,'like 649-4826, or 649-9950. 1974 20 FOOT self contained be withdrawn today. Do what THAT lX)OMBAH'S WE'RE TOO "\ THAT ...OUR IONS T h o w T m o s t f i e c n Tape, Instant Service. Hayes George H. Grilling, Inc. An­ new. $450. Any reasonable POODLES - Guaranteed tiny 1974 CHEVY MALIBU - you can to prevent this. It could Opening lead; * K West went right up with the -IBQ2IBLE! HEE LATE, FDOTYl / LEAVES AND (3UEEN J o F LOOMBAHS A FRIEND Tag-A-Long. Sleeps six, in­ ace. He led another diamond MANCHESTER - 6 room Corporation, 646-0131. dover, 742-7886. offers considered. 875-0748. toy puppies and stud services ROCKVILLE - Available June Excellent condition. Air con­ cluding double bunks. wind up costing you money. THROWN THE THEY BEAT US JUST WB MUST MEN ARE OVER! WHO CAN ' Cape, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, at fair prices. 1-423-8789. 1st. Attractive 3 1/2 room ditioned. Power brakes, LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) Take and watched East ruff for WBS* AND BOTH r e s c u e ! T^THERE r ig h t / HELP US... Marvelous for the kids, THE KINS a n d QUEEN fireplace, carport, garage, SELLING your house? Call us DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 1975, 18 FOOT Round Pool - apartment, nicely located in power steering. May be seen care that key career contacts me setting trick. NOWOyAROINe ( ip I c a n . excellent condition. Must be By Oswald Jacoby ih im T H P p i t F ^ quiet neighborhood, first and we’ll make you a yards. $34 plus tax. Also sand, Frame, fence, sun deck, gate. CAIRN TERRIER Puppies - clean and quiet neighborhood. at 35 Dover Road. Asking seen. Firm $2500. 643-4431. Mey 19,1979 don't feel you are emplre- A slim chance is better Verplanck School area. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, gravel and more stone. 643- Brand new liner in wall. Call AKC Registered. Have shots. Heat, hoi water, range. $ 2 0 0 0 . bulldlng today. Look out for and Alan Sontag than no chance and the slim This coming year you won’t be The bidding should be Owner, 643-9907. Realtor, 643-1577. 9504. 649-1300. Call 568-6810, or 6431977. refrigerator and parking in­ satlefisd with the status quo more than just No. 1. chance had won. 1970 TIMBERLAKE Trailer - explained. East jumped to cluded. Coin operated washer 1965 CHEVY Biscayne - 4 door 14 foot, sleeps 4, stove, where your work or career Is SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You THREE LITTLE Kittens - and dryer on premises. Adults sedan, good running condition. concerned. A more ambitious may have to contend with some two ^ d e s over me take-out I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I refrigerator, $900. or best Inner turmoil today where your double to show (it was part Looking for good homes. Cali only. No pets. 875-3748. $150. 649-6686. offer. Call 742-8001. you will be seeking a higher (Fora copy o! JACOBY MOD­ 649-6480, after 6 p.m., anytime rung on the ladder. better nature wants you to do of me partnership’s under­ ERN, send i1 to: "Win at : BUSINESS & SERVICE one thing and your less-noble weekends. 1971 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 door TAURUS (April 23M ey 20) standing) a spade suit of six Bridge, ’’ care of this newspa­ Homes lor Rent 54 MANSFIELD - Adults St side another. or seven cards and very few hardtop. Air condition. $900. Retired. An almost new New­ You’ll do line today so long as per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City FREE - Pretty tiger kitten is Call 646-2487, after 5 p.m. you can get someone else to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. high-card point«. Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) 44X10’ MOBIL HOME in port "66-2-14” central air con­ carry out your tasks. It’s not 21) Today you may attempt to looking for loving home. ditioning (remember the hot outsmart someone who got the Litter boxed trained. 649-763L Bolton, Working single person CHEVY IMPAI/A - 350 likely you’ll do much about '1 only. No pets, animals or weather), range, refrigerator, them yoursell. Having trouble better of you In a business deal Engine, good running condi­ w/w carpet, washer, dryer, —and end up behind the 3ball L h re s to fk 44 children. 643-2880. tion. $600. Cali 6437293. selecting a career? Send for awning, utility building, , your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ once again. Berry’s World '•'he Fllntstonea — Hanna-Barbera Productions porch, aluminum skirting. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) RIDING LESSONS indoor 1975 MONARCH GHiA - 4 ter by mailing 50 cents for each Y $19,650. Jensen’s Inc. Rolling and a long, self-addressed, Failure to heed the sound door. Fully equijpp^, Like riding ring. Western stock Oltlees-Stores lor Rent 55 Hills, Call Mrs, Young 429- stamped envelope to Aslro- advice of an associate today ••• seat, saddle seat, and hunt new. Excellent iamily car. could cause you a severe and Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracing 1786, 26 Old Wood Rd. Greph, P.O. Box 489, Radio (jity 33 seat. All levels 2239817. BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, $3295. Call 644^238.______, Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to unnecessary problem. Don’t K A T S l small rustic bam, suitable for think only your Ideas are supe­ ANOTHEK 1976 PYLMOUTH VOLARE - Automotive Service 66 specify birth sign. c m TREE SERVICE - Free HOME GARDENS - Roto QUALITY PAINTING and CARPENTRY St Masonry - Boalt-Accettorlaa 45 store or office. Parking. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If you rior. TEN SECONDS estimates, discount senior tilled, Manchester, Bolton, Inexpensive., 1-223-4460, 7 a.m. Roadrunner. Loaded. Good AQUARIUS (Jen. 23Feb. 19) In AND 1 WOULD Paper Hanging by Willis Additions and remodeling. condition. $4200. Call after ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- ' And yourself faced with a finan­ citizens. Company Vernon, areas. Call 742-9015. Free estimates. Call Anthony 1974 FU RY - 16W-foot - 9 p.m. cial dilemma today, look Into order to get others to hustle W / -V HAD Schultz. iMilly insured, 5:30, 643-4345, sun specialists, factory your gripe for you today, you Manchester owned and Squillcote, 649-0811. fiberglass,tilt trailer, with the mirror to find out who Is to ENC-'j N E E E K references. 649-4343. trained, one day service, 114 might make them some prom­ operated Call 646-1327. SUMMER DAY CARE In 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy SMALL RETAIL Store or East Main Street, Rockville. blame. TO l a s t m e 1968 MUSTANG Fastback, CANCER (June 21-July 22) ises you’re not too serious Licensed Manchester Home. HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch CARPENTRY - Repairs, engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 Professional Office space for 871-1617. about keeping. MONTH/ CARS HAND WASHED & Accepting children 4-8, for horse Johnson outboard, $300. rent. Main Street, adjacent good condition, $1000. or best ' Feeling that nobody cares for painted for $150-$200 by remodeling, additions, gar­ offer. 643-6503, between 5 p.m. PISCES (Feb. 23Mirch 20) Waxed by appointment. $25 summer vacation season. scheduling now. Professional ages, roofing. Call David 228-0475 or 2239550. parking lot. Call 643-1442. ' you or that you don’t belong Is and 7 p.m., Al. merely the result of one of Unfortunately, you may be most cars. Call 643-4922, mor­ Fenced yard, outdoor play considers any job. 289-9287, Patria, 644-1796. dealing with someone today nings only, ground, 2 meals, laundry and EAST HARTFORD CENTER those periodic moods. Try to evenings or weekends, Don. Garden Products 47 1970 AMBASSADOR WAGON The Tops shake It off. who cannot be taken at (ace overtime services provided. LEON CIESZYNSKl Builder - - 171 Square feet, low rent, value. Leave loo much to WATERPROOFING Call 643-1790. professional building, newly - Power steering, power LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You TOM FLANAGAN- Painting, New homes custom built brakes, air conditioning, very could change your mind so chance, and the results will be Hatchways, foundations remodeled, additions, rec LOAM - Rich loam off painted, excellent location, disappointing. interior/exterior. Papering. farmland. $6 per yard, 5 cubic good condition. $895. Call many times today that one of cracks, tile lines, sump ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ General repairs. Fully in­ rooms, garages, kitchens over looking Main Street, ARIES (M erdi 21-April 19) Feel­ pumps, walks, steps, patios, tics and cellars cleaned. yard minimum. Call 643-9918. after 5 p.m. 643-1274. , two things happens: You’ll get ings are running exceptionally sured. Call now for Free remodeled, bath tile, cement parking, bus line. 5231776. too confused to do anything or stone walls, chimneys, and Reasonable rates. Call 646- work. Steps, dormers, strong today. Harsh words can Born Loser — Art Sansom ceramic tile repairs. Call 643- Estimate. 643-1949. HANGING POTS 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 412 - 50,- lull yourself Into a false sense 1943 for free estimate. residential or commercial. MANCHESTER - Retail, of security. easily ensue. Don’t try to buck 4953, 242-5915 , 289-8832. Geraniums, Petunias and 000 miles, am/fm, 2 door, 4 the tide, especially with your J.P. LEWIS Si SON - Interior Call 649-4291. storage and/or manufacturing VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) r ------LAWN MAINTENANCE - other flowering vegetable nd space. 2,000 square feet to speed, excellent condition, mate. and exterior painting, foliage plants. Also combina­ $fc00. 872-4417. Sometxidy’s support you’ve INEWSFAPER ENTERr>RISE ASSN.) ...AUP POUT FOPfcET EIFTHRAPIT.^IPI, WO, I'M 110 A (W u K IT Y BLAWIGT, HEAH/V^I a u HfeURE^ CARPET Installations - Stair Shrubs, fertilizing, cutting. 8 paperhanging, ana FIRST CLASS Carpentry - 100,000 square feet. Very Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. years eyierience. No yard too Remodeling and Additions. tion pois. Quality plants at reasonable. Brokers Bug* Bunny — Halmdahl and Stoffal ® 1978l)yNEA,lnc.4 TOPlOlUPlHATDaLFOR Steam Cleaning Free remodeling. Fully insured. reasonable prices. Ponticelli's 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Karmin small. Call 742-6986. 649-9658. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 protected. Call Heyman H im A U E HATTIE'S Estimates, Call 649-6265. Greenhouse, 427 North Main Properties, 1-226-1206. Ghia - Automatic. Good run­ . MW 'JL years experience! For Free Street, Manchester, ning condition. Call after 5, itATER- dSHrm-dem . ROTO TILLING - Established HOUSE Painting custom Estimates, call 646-4239, PLEASE CHECK THE OIL, BHSTHDAV! gardens & flower beds. OFFICE FOR RENT - 2i)d 643-5014. WATER, TIRES, AND brush or spray. Over 30 "years A n tiq u e s 48 "What do you think, doc - will this be as LET ME BABYSIT Reasonable. Call 646-7644, experience. Only quality work CUSTOM HOMES - Additions, floor, central location, CLEAN THE WINDSHIELD/ CHISEUN' painful as college costs?” after 5:00 p.m. parking, utilities, 172 East 1971 TOYOTA Corona Mark II YOUR CHILD IN done. For a really good job at recreation rooms, roofing, - 2 door, 4 speed, call 643-1408 f e u n e / siding,.Quality Work! Best WANTED. Antloue furniture, O uter Street. Telephone 643- Our Boarding HOuaa — Carrol & McCormick a fair price, call 871-2077. glass, pewter, oil paintings or after 5 p.m. M Y H O M E WE'RE YOUNG, Inexpensive Free estimate, fully insured. Prices! Bud Talaga, 42-8732, 2042. & Very Good! Painting, Fen­ or 6434501. other antique items. R. VERPLANCK SCHOOL Harrison, 643-8709. 1971 VOLVO - 12,000 miles on e/sm N(3T. PUKE/1 WENT SifAtJ THOSB LOUTISH AREA cing. Attic & Cellar Cleaning. TEACHERS - Experienced . 'K COUPLE OF FWrTiE5 iMTj dOARPEflS HAVE Free Estimates. 643-8608, 643- "BUILDING Wanted to Rent 57 rebuilt engine. Call after 5 Exterior Painters! Free TRADER WORLD Flea p.m. 643-5888. WEEK TMXT WERESTWCTLY 3LUNPB7EPJffTO m CALL 643-4453 8500. Estimates. Reasonable rates. CONTRACTING”- Masonry- PULLSVILLEI IP RMHER HN/E Market - Every Sunday as of COUPLE WITH One child TRinU-FATHER /S Now booking for summer Brick, stone, block plastering, IW WKPOM t e e t h PULLBP WITH ROTO TILLING - Don't rent a April 23rd. Free To The needs 5 or 6 room duplex or PEFIHITELi U>HN6 painting. Call 649-5873. concrete, fireplaces, TOLLAND COUNTY A HOE THAN HEAR ANY MORE HU UOVPUA APPROACH ODD JOBS - cleaning cellars second rate tiller. I will do chimneys. New - repair. E. labile! 397 Toljand Turnpike, house. Reasonable. 649-8952. and attics, moving large work for you with a Troy Richardson 643-0889, 649-0608. Manchester, Conn., at Exit 94 rrU PEN T yAK-VAK ABO UT TP LIFE! WHAT B.H. MAGOWAN JR. Si SONS on 1-86. Dealer space VOLKSWAGEN appliances Also stone or loam Built. 429-7496. - Interior / Exterior Painting TWO ROOMS - No cooking. dOVERNMENT.' BESIDES, SHOULD J delivered. 644-1775. avalUble, $5.00. 6439^, or Parking for 1 car. noun 83 THE MUSIC. PRIVEd M E Haathclilf Si Paper Hanging. 35 years 872-3649. This Funny World LAST CHANCE - 1 will DEEP experience! Free estimates. Reasonable. Please write to VQBNIIHIIWCIESTER^LK UP THE WALL! REWEAVING burns, holes. TILL your small garden RooBng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 Box MR, c/o Manchester frf! MaNa^‘s)«A,hH. Remodeling etc. Call 649-9193 THE PACK RAT - Antiq^ues • 4 9 - 2 6 M Zippers, umbrellas repaired. carefully. Minimum $12. anytime, Herald. ANVTWIN’ B LK IF 'lO J WILL LEND Window shades, Venetian Manchester. $15 other towns. BIDWELL Home Improve­ and Collectables. Open Sun­ ME A DIME, It) UKE ment Co. Expert installation days 12 to 5 p.m. ' 40 Flora WO nUSWAGOI >1$K CHEAPSKATE? GENEMt blinds. Keys TV for rent. Call 643-4226 before 10 p.m. F.W.L. PAINTING-Interior/ Squarabuch. Auto., Qraan El. TD USE THE of aluminum siding, gutters Road, off Route 85, Bolton. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Exterior at "Old Fashioned OFFICE SPACE PHONE/ 5221. VACATION YARD Work - and trims. Roofing installac •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 MM FOX >2495 Prices!" Check my rate, tion and rpairs 649^95, 875- W anfM f to B u y 48 FOR SENT 2 dr„ 4 cyl., auto., balga. V Monday - Friday. 9 a.m - 5 before you decorate! 875-5083. 1075 Tomx >2995 ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ p.m. 2 workers. Free es­ 9109. 250 square feet, center of I CASH PAID Immediately - CoroUa 2 dr., 4 cyl., auto., yellow. tics, garages, yards cleaned, timates. 649-6179, 643-0095. BRODIE and BENGSTON - Manchester, air conditioning and I SPECIALIZING cleaning and for gold Jewelry and parting. Call 645-0551. I 1974 o m HNITA >2495 moving, trucking. Loam for Interior / exterior. Quality 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 ap„ gold. sale. Lawn service. No job to QUALITY CARPENTRY By repairing chimneys, roof, diamonds. Licensed broker 1 PHOTOOUIDfit work. Many references, low 8181 big or small. 568-8522. Harpsnp Construction. Additions, newroofs. Free estimates. M for over 1/2 century. Savitt EXCLU^ t' prices. Call after 4 p.m. 289- P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 8-18 roofing, siding, decks and gar­ 4539, 289-2064. Years Experience. Howley, COMPLETE CARPET & Tile ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. 6435361. Asylum Sreet, Hartford, 527- A most welcome addition !j installation and repairs. Free OIU. to the summcr-war4i‘obe J ROOFER WILL InsUll roof .. . three tops. | estimates. Call Pat, at 646- ROTO TILLING - Established No. 8181 with Photo* i / 3745, alter 5 p.m. gardens. & flower beds. siding or gutters for low dis­ YOUR USED CAR In running condition; ANY make, model, NOW TAKING Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18.' SJZ. Reasonable. Call 646-7644, Building Contracing 33 count price. Call Ken at 647- Size 10,32 Vh bust.., top,, EXPERT FURNITURE after 5:00 p.m.______1566. condition. Call us today, phone IH yards 45*inch; mid* refinishing and antique WES ROBBINS car|)ent^ 5231990. die, % yard; bottom, 2% Short Biba — Frank Hill restoration. Free estimates. KEEP SMILING remodeling specialis APPLICATIONS yards. h a v e ^ E. Loveland, 649-8963. KEEP HAPPY ditions, rec rooms, dormers, HeatIng-PlumbIng 35 Faitems available only TERMITES.' built-ins, bathrooms, □ RENTALS For A Waiting List Only in aitee ehoum. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - kitchens, 649-3446. SEWERLINES, sink lines, TO ORIER. itaS SIM for tad GBX'BM js tM , piM 2S( for petUii and Fireplaces, concrete. Painting-Papering 32 cleaned with electric cutters, \ Rooms lor Rent 52 uetPh Chimney repairs. No job loo CUSTOM CARPENTRY - by professionals. McKinney 2 BEDROOM IIPMITMEIITS ANNB CABOT small. Save! Call 644-8356 for PAINTING, Interior, homes. Additions, Repairs, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ From $180. Includes: Heat, Hot Water and Parking, JRancheatef Herald estimates. Exterior. Best workmanship! Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, pany, 6435j08. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - with Wall to Wall Carpeting, Modern Appliances, 2 1160 Ave. ct Mmnem Birch House Women. Central­ \ New York, N.Y. 100M "Sure, your suggeation laat year eaved ua two million Quality paint! Lowest prices! 345-2009. Laundramats on site. ROTO TILLING Home gar­ NO JOB TO Small - Toilet ly located. Downtown Mat Ki m . Addrau wilk ZIP Dan Stie Shea, 6435424...... 8881, ItTla IM er aad ttia. doDare. But what have you thought of latdyT” dens. Reasonable rates. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY repairs, plugged drains, Manchester. Kitchen ^ithNi«iW ff^YDOM eefr«» Please call 646-6640 privileges. Call 6432358. The Spring A Summer '78 PAINTING - interior and Carpentry and general con­ kitchen faucet replaced CALL M3-1861 BASIC FASHION con* GeTALONedowia/* exterior, paperhanging, tracting. Residential and repaired. Rec rooms, TWO ROOMS - Furnished, 219 Mon. thru FrI. from 9 to 4:30 tains a Bonna Coupon. PROFESSIONAL LAWN excellent work. Referencs, commercial. Whether it be a bathroom remodeling, heat Price . . . $2.00 a copy. MOWING- Fertilizing and Free estimates. Fully in­ small repair job, a custom modernization, etc. Free Center Street, One room at Sat. 8-13. clean ups. Free estimates. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- built home or anything in Estimate gladly given M