The weather Cloudy tonight with chance of oc­ casional rain developing. Lows in the 30s. Showers likely Tuesday. ’antte) Becoming warmer with highs in the' 50s. Outlook: chance of rain M7-9946 Wednesday; fair Thursday; chance of Ckwtm delivery .showers Friday. FOURTEEN PAGES ll,CCmN.;*1ION!>AV,^ C «»-V O L XtiVn.No.l« I'RIGE. TWENTY < 3 ^ U.S. Steel agrees M *to cut price hike PITTSBURGH (UPI) - United No. 2 B ethlehem S teel, No. 4 ment, the Council began making States Steel Corp., the nation's Republic Steel, No. 5 Inland Steel and telephone calls to other steel com­ largest steelmaker, today announced No. 7 Jones & Laughlin. panies urging them not to go along it was modifying its recent price in­ Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel, which with the $10.50 figure. crease criticized by the Carter ad­ initially went along with U.S. Steel’s The decision followed a Carter ad­ ministration as inflationary and un­ $10.50 a ton hike, said it was re­ ministration policy of asking for dercut by major competitors. assessing its situation but had no voluntary pricing restraint, rather U.S. Steel said its $10.50-a-ton price further comment. than threatening price controls. hike, or 2.2 percent, “would be The White House Council on Wage A Council representative today modified to be competitive in the and Price Stability first issued an said the agency was “very pleased’’ market on a product-by-product angry response last week when with U.S. Steel’s decision to modify basis.’’ hearing of U.S. Steel’s price hike, the increase. The rollback on steel mill products then began behind-the-scenes The representative said the Coun­ apparently came as a result of White maneuvering to lower the increases. cil had estimated an increased cost :^4 House pressure and competitors’ U.S. Steel was also criticized by of $4-a-ton as a result of the coal smaller price increases. President Carter and Vice President settlement, but “when you consider After U.S. Steel’s announcement Walter Mondale. the extra costs for electricity, it’s last week, No. 3 National Steel Corp. Carter and Mondale publicly (the $5.50 increase) not that un­ said it would raise prices only $5.50 a warned of the inflationary con­ reasonable. ton, or 1.5 percent, to cover the costs sequences of the $10.50-a-ton in­ “We’ll go along with that ($5.50).’’ of the soft coal industry’s recent crease and echoed the Council’s fin­ And he added: “ No more phone settlement with the United Mine ding that the cost of the coal contract calls.’’ Workers. did not justify the larger hike. The steel price increases became National’s move was followed by Following U.S. Steel’s announce­ effective Saturday. Initial costs lower without MDC water 'jr I??!- By GREG PEARSON system to meet stricter federal purchases district water and pays for Herald Reporter regulations for water quality. all connections and improvements, A financial report from the A previous cost comparison sub­ $774; Same as first proposal excep IP Metropolitan District Commission m its last month to the committee district pays improvement costs to shows that the Town of Manchester by the MDC was later revised by the service Glastonbury, $751; District would spend less initially if it main­ district. Vigneau had asked the com­ acquires town system, and town pays ■ ■■ tained its water system instead of mittee to disregard the first report for connections and improvements, becoming part of the MDC. Savings because he felt town cost estimates $824; District acquires town system would be realized, however, by the were unrealistic. and pays for connections and im­ Birthday cake for guard year 2000 if the town did join the dis­ Thus, the committee said that the provements, $679; Town improves its cost comparison report must be sub­ system and has no involvement with Manchester Green School children watch and Lisa Morrow. Some of the boys and girls, trict, the report says. as their crossing guard blows out the candles Frank Jodaitis, Manchester’s mitted by ts meeting Tuesday night. district, $678. assisted by Mrs. Pauline Wilson, room water and sewer administrator, said The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 in The year 2000 figures per million on his birthday cake made in his honor mother anti PTA member, made the cake that he does not feel the savings the Lincoln Center Conference gallons are as follows: Manchester, Friday. Harold Kearns has been guiding that resembles the Green School complete would be enough to warrant the town Room. purchases district water and pays for youngsters at the school crossing for two with its red, white and blue door and “No giving up control of its water system. With the report in hand, the com­ all connections and improvements, years. Watching the event are, from left, mittee will begin the final process of $679; Same as first proposal except Walking” sign on the side lawn. (Herald And, Donald Vigneau, chairman of Matthew Clough, Susan Farr, Sandy Wilson photo by Dunn) the MDC’s Water Bureau, said that selecting whether to join the MDC or district pays $896,000 for im­ he feels the town’s present estimates whether the town should proceed on provements $661; District acquires might escalate as work on a water its own to make the improvements town system and pays for all capital treatment plant begins. necessary to m eet new water stan­ costs, $665; District acquires The cost comparison between the dards. Manchester town system and pays South Windsor and MDC service and the town main­ The report lists five alternatives for connections and improvements taining control of its system has been and shows the cost per million and all capital costs after 1980, $566; sought for several months by the gallons of each approach, both for the Town improves its system and has no our town’s Water Study Committee, years 1980 and 2000. involvement with district, $585. The 1980 cost figures per million to affect sewer which is reviewing ways that Jodaitis said of the report, ”I don’t Manchester can improve its water gallons are as follows: Manchester think the savings I see would be of significant value to abandon control The South Windsor Town Council is and Councilman Robert Sills have op­ around in circles” over the contract. of the water system.” expected to pass an ordinance tonight posed the agreement with Manchester’s alternatives would The Water Study Committee which will give it final approval on Manchester, contending the contract mean that it would have to pump the Carter wows them all decsiions made between local com­ is not in the best interests of South sewage back into Manchester Vo.5 previously rejected the MDC Windsor. proposals and proposed that the town missions and surrounding towns. because the land contour would not The Sewer Commission’s decision build its own plant in the Globe The ordinance is believed to be permit free flow of waste into to again table the contract came lle t as tour nears end Hollow area. The Board of Directors precipitated by the proposed agree­ Manchester’s treatment plants. after a lengthy legal evaluation of the n asked the committee to review the ment which will send up to 278,000 T h e agreement requires proposed agreement by South Wind­ Manchester to pay a user charge < e s . MONROVIA, Liberia (UPI) - “more serious differences between details of the MDC proposals. gallons of sewage a day from President Carter arrived in Liberia us.” Vigneau said that there is not a Manchester’s new industrial park sor Town Attorney Richard Ritten- covering the cost of treatment and today to the most tumultuous He also told reporters that vast difference in cost between the into South Windsor for treatment. band. also a connection fee said to be in the aTshould Mayor Caffyn said Sunday she welcome of his four-nation tour — by Venezuela and Nigeria wanted to proposals of the town and the MDC. The ordinance, which is opposed by area of $140,000. expects Manchester will be go with crowds that went wild with excite­ raise oil prices, that he had found an He added, however, “I think we many commission members, takes The proposed agreement also presented a revised contract which ur l^al ment to pour into the streets an run improvement in human rights in have a much better handle on what th e final approval of such requires Manchester to sewer will reportedly include an expiration alongside his limousine in a chaotic Brazil, and that he and Nigerian our real costs a re.” He said that the agreements away from the local several short sections of South Wind­ jestions date, a termination clause and a finale to the trip. strongman Oiegusun Obasanjo town estimate could escalate if con­ commissions and dumps veto power sor streets in the eastern portions of d. promise by Manchester to accept the shared a concern for the growing role struction is delayed or prolonged. into the lap of councilmen. town and to replace sewer pipes on .South Windsor generated sewage Aboard Air Force One on the flight of Soviet-backed Cubans in Ethiopia. Jodaitis responded that the MDC's Mayor Nancy Caffyn said this Chapel Road. South Windsor Sewer Commission from Lagos, Nigeria, Carter gave a Carter, obviously tired from his price estimates also could increase. weekend that she expects the public which will flow from the proposed members haVe defended the new warning to South Africa that if it journey, tripped to his knees as he Vigneau also said that MDC could hearing scheduled for tonight at 7:45 Buckland Commons development in rejects a “reasonable settlement” reached the second step of the review provide water that m eets new stan­ p.m. to be attended by some Sewer the southern portion of town. proposed coii|tract saying the local According to the present agree­ for black rule in Namibia — called platform and was helped back to his dards in a shorter period of time than Commission members who prefer the treatment has the capacity to handle ment, Manchester will handle South West Africa by the Pretoria feet unharmed by President William the town could if it makes all im­ council to be “duly informed” before the additional waste regardless of (6-5440 Buckland Commons sewage “if there government — it could precipitate Tolbert. provements. agreements, but wish to leave the how much the demand in South Wlnd- right to enter into such agreements is room.” .sor grows. to the individual commissions. I t is n o t known whether Public Works Director Allan The Sewer Commission this week Manchester officials will accept such Young and commission members say Today’s news summary again tabled the proposed contract an amended agreement. Manchester the proposed contract, as it stands, with Manchester, which has ied to Town Manager Robert Weiss said the limits the amount and type of sewage town has alternatives to the South the industrial park can send through HARTFORD (UPI) - Tbe the state would have $80 million CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — Presi­ some controversy among local of­ Windsor-Manchester agreement, and the town’s treatment plants. Connecticut Public Expenditures left over on June 30. dent Anwar Sadat says he will meet ficials. that South Windsor was “going Council said today Connecticut with Israeli Defense Minister Both Deputy Mayor Robert Myette trail residents face a state income tax WASHINGTON (UPI) - South Ezer Weizman again within two because Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s Korean businessman Tongsun weeks, but the Egyptian leader proposed budget for the next Park today testified in public for still refuses to resume full-scale fiscal year will leave a huge gap the first time before a con­ peace negotiations. I; (f between spending and revenues. gressional committee trying to The Israeli government Sunday Second hearing tonight According to CPEC, Mrs. determine if his admitted asked Sadat to reconsider his Grasso's proposed $2.1 billion payments of $750,000 to con­ refusal to resume direct military budget for fiscal 1979 relies heavi­ gressmen were legitimate gifts or and political talks, which were ly on back surpluses and one-sbot bribes. broken off in sharp disagreement. on church housing plan revenues to plug the gap between In his opening remarks, the what the state plans to spend and millionaire rice dealer told the WASHINGTON (U PI) - House The Manchester Planning and acquire the parcel of land, a nine- the Keeney .-iueci .klioul i..feteria. what the state will receive in House Ethics Committee he was Democrats will hold a special TIoning Commission meets tonight at tenths of an acre strip on the south A public hearing to permit circuses taxes. sorry for “certain things that I meeting Wednesday to discuss 7:30 and will conduct four public side of the proposed site, and have and carnivals in Manchester for cer­ did” to promote "the national in­ rolling back the Social Security hearings, including its second on the resubmitted an application to the tain organizations also will be held terests of Korea and the United proposed Wesley Retirement Center. PZC, tonight. The Town Board of Direc­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ tax increases enacted just over States.” The PZC held a public hearing Dec. Thus, the second public hearing on tors already has approved an amend­ ticut Comptroller Edward three months ago. But he denied he had acted im­ 5 on the proposed 100 units of housing the same proposal has been ment permitting such events for Caldwell today lowered his es­ The taxes are on a rising scale properly. for the elderly. At that public scheduled for tonight. “ civic, fraternal, religious, timate of how much the state sur­ beginning next year and are designed to solve the Social hearing, a professional land surveyor Attorney Renard Kolasa, who educational, charitable or similar plus will be at the end of the Security System’s financial called to speak by David Call, an at­ represents the applicants, said that non-profit organizations.” The PZC current fiscal year. He isaid the - LONDON (U PI) - Britain and problems through the remainder torney representing a group of op­ they do not yet own the property, but also must approve the change, which state will probably have $76.6 the United States plan to invite all of this century. ponents, said the proposed site for they have received a letter from the will be discussed tonight. million left over. parties involved in the Rhodesia the center included property owned State of Connecticut that says the The other public hearings are for "Tbe main reason for the dispute to an early conference, WASHINGTON (U PI) - For by the state and not the applicants. applicants have the authority to the Army and Navy Club, which is decreased estimate is that ad­ the British Foreign Office said the second time in a year, the The center is proposed for the purchase the parcel at fair market seeking to have its Main Street site ditional requirements have in­ today. Supreme Court today rejected an Hartford Road campus of South value. changed from a Residence AA Zone creased by a little more than $6 The Foreign Office said such a appeal from mass murderer United Methodist Church. The The Town of Manchester had the to part-of the Central Business million while the estimated meeting of all the parties would Charles RAanson, who claimed church and Wesley Retirement right of first refusal to the property, District Zone, and Multi-Circuits revenue has increased only $3 be preceded by a get-together of publicity about him during one of Center Inc. are the applicants for the but it waived that right It has asked Inc., which is seeking a special million,” Caldwell said. thoM who took part in the Malta his triate "m ade him a subhuman project. that it be given a sewer easement to exception because it plans to have Last month Caldwell estimated conference at Uk end of January. monster in the public eye.” Since the five-hour hearing Dec. 5, the land. more than 60 parking spaces at its tbe applicants have taken steps to Tonight’s public hearing will be at Harrison Street plant. PAGE TWOMAWCHESTEH EVEWIWG HERALD, 1 . Awra». H7I

MANCHES.' >878 — PAGE THREE About town Marcham-Boexar Collsge notes

Tbe Organizatkm of Tbe Han­ The Sf«fvirf Congregational Church take place Tuesday i t 1:30 p.m. at dicapped (OTH) win meet Monday at coondl will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Emanuel Lutheran Outreach Mrs. Fay Rose Lyon Ver- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kathleen M. Falls of 7:30 p.m. at Ctonia Hall, Mayfair the church parlor. heater, 64 Church SL Canlent. Any ptayskaHy disabled burg, daughter of Mr. and Heidcavage of 46 Coolidge Manchester is among the Mrs. Arthur G. Lyon Jr. of Tbe Emanuel Cirarcb Women’s St. students named ,to Lear, p e n o n s U and o v er, I h r ^ e a st o f tb e The worship committee of North Rockville, graduated from river, are invited. For tether infor­ Sewing Group will meet Tuesday South Windsor; Karen the honor society whose United Methodist Church will meet the University of name comes from the m ation c a ll OM-7307 o r M M 749. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m: in Luther Hall Soares, daughter of Mr. tonight at 7 at the church. Tennessee with a master of and Mrs. Richard Soares of Gaelic word meaning with of the church. All women are invited science degree in library 89 Hillside Drive; and honor, at the Stockbridge The Koffee Krafters of the YWCA Manchester Grange will meet to help. Those planning to attend are Nntmeg Program Center wUl meet science on March 17 at Pamela Miller, daughter of School of Agriculture at Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange Hall. asked to bring their own sandwiches. Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Miller the University of Memben are ad ed to bring items Dessert and coffee will be provided. tbe Commnnity Y to mafcp Rnboots. She had previously of 53 Mountain Drive. Massachusetts at Amherst. for a bake table. received an associate’s Members are reminded to bring WV4SLCX . byiMlw.Tnr6to6to degree at West Georguj, cloths, sharp pencO, cotton swabs. Regina D'ltalia Society will meet •Dinner: 6 p.m., Student Introductory Tbe Parent Support Group of College, Carrollton, (5^^. There will be a small charge. tonight at 7:30 at the Italian- » i Center. Oftor Worth...... Center Congregational Church will American aub, 135 Eldridge St. ^ Mrs. Verburg graduat^g. Hostesses are Mrs. Connie Lynch and meet tonight at 7:30 in the Federa­ •All lunches and dinners JS toto *6 - toto to Mrs. Jeanne Roaric. Baby-sitting is from Rockville Hi^g tion Room of the church. School, class of 1972. are served in the College itotolTSjri&T" provided. This meeting is open to all Friendship Circle of the Salvation ^ Dioing Room. Reser­ toStoAiP^rtltotoW. interested persons. Membersfaip in Army will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. ------irt- vations should be made in L i a e m The Ejnanuel Lutheran Church at the Citadel for a service night the YWCA and Koffee Krafters is council will meet tonight at 7:30 in required. Hostesses are Mrs. Bertha Hall and the church board room. Mrs. Rhoda Krinjak. Among the studenP* Nathan Hale Toastmasters will named to the honor roll fi The executive committee of the The Women's Home League of the the winter term at the Ne meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Center United Methodist Women of North Congregational Church. Salvation Army will meet Tuesday at Hampshire Vocation; Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at 1:30 p.m. at the Citadel. Mrs. Molly Technical College the church. The local chapter of Parents Bell will be in charge of a service Manchester, N.H., ai Anonymous will meet Tuesday at 7 meeting. Refreshments will be Michael L. Deyorio of Tbe Prayer Group of Emanuel p.m. in Manchester. For more infor­ served. St. John St. and Gary Lutheran Church will meet tonight at ‘Lore mation, call toll free, l-80O-84^2288. Carravella of 25 Ha| BoaV at Green School 6:45 in the church library. Drive, Vernon. The Five Point Qub will meet Deyorio, a graduate Students in Mrs. Diane Cashman’s class at classmates look on. Heather’s mother, Mrs. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet The Christian education committee Green School participated in a Parent- tonight at 8:30 at 102 Norman St. The Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home Howell Cheney Regio( Patience Hostetter did the wood sculpture of Concordia Lutheran Church will Vocational Technio^ group will also meet Tuesday and meet with the Sunday School staff of Mrs. Oayton Dow. Hostesses are Involvement Program recently and built a with the children which they sanded and Mrs. William Sandberg and Mre, School in Manchester vj Friday at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday at 10 tonight at 6:30 in Kaiser Hall of the structure they call a love boat. Michael hammered each piece of wood in place. Now a m. and Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 102 Noel Taft. receive his associat church. degree in industrial Hodgkins, at left, and Heather Hostetter put it’s being painted. (Herald photo by Pinto) Norman St. More informations may Mrs. Stephen C. IWareham the final touches on the project while their be obtained by calling 646-9235. June. A neighborhood coffee hour will Carravella, also wanted Cheney Tech gradu : S how case Janice Antoinette Boczar and Stephen Charles serves as a representa Marcham, both of Rockville, were married April 1 at St, to the Student Senate Cinemas Joseph’s Church in Rockville. Women fight space GUITAR. BANJO A BASS will receive his associ. INTERSTATE B4 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. 'gum mi W ] LESSONS E x t r a s degree in June. OLD PHOfE BOOKS Boczar of 7 King St., Rockville, The bridegroom is the PertonalUed Inatruetion, Rapid Progetk _ S UMER LAME son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Marcham of 275 South St., for Academy Award 11 Yean Experience. Agea&adultt. ROBB tFs STREET Rockville. Local DapwanTitM.- 12:30pm 3:46pm EAST HARTFORD M l Stylea. Beginnen to Profeationalt. The Rev. Aloysius J. Kisluk of St. Joseph's Church Walter "Randy" FREE loan intrument for beginners. MS’SSIO son of Mrs. Doris K. HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - nominated for her role as a celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ nominees are Mikhail S .« p m 7.46pm ProaiSaiiM.wiaioMMrt■-■isaa.ggE. Of eon-- axROAmiuamas of 466 W. Middle Turn] All-time box-office cham­ fading ballerina ^in “The ring ceremony. Mark Roszczewski of Rockville was Baryshnikov ("Turning tor Watareury, SontMory, Dart- "Wtois loratoa to Mieeoit. Fad $ 2 .5 0 ttt 2:30P.M . an Ithaca College juni pion "Star Wars" com­ Turning Point," won an organist and soloist. To be exact, 53,167 old Manchester Phone books. They're now beinK replaced bv Point "), Peter Firth bury. Vonkaii, Now York City ’’he'. Nm i M tard, Capo Cod sociology, has been eli new 1978 books. s p cu uy petes against four outstan­ Oscar in 1962 for "The L ^ Petoto. ioetoe» Lotoo Airport 646-6567 The bride was given in marriage by her father. ("Ekiuus” ), Alec Guineas secretary of Pi La ding women's films for Miracle Worker," while ("Star Wars” ), Jason Mary Cosgrove of Rockville was maid of honor, Bob Stirber Chi, local social si Discarding these old directories can be a problem for the environment. We want Best Picture of the Year Jane Fonda, a 1971 Oscar • l i i r t\ Bridesmaids were Maryanne Twaronite of Manchester Robards and Maximillian fraternity. He will to recycle this 28 tons of paper — use it to make other usable products such as tonight at the Golden An­ winner for her role as a Schell (“Julia” ). New ENQLANiys laugot sus uni and Patricia Hurlburt of Central Village. Kristin Stocks cardboard or roofing paper. threatened prostitute in Slop ia or toaw lor ictoOaiBi Md dckati ta as poiMi of Bolton, the bridegroom’s niece, was junior through the 19 niversary of the motion Nominated for best academic year. “Klute,” was nominated » a « ■■ .BO r S MOBIL STATION bridesmaid. picture Academy Awards. director this year are r ^ Hartford Rd. (ait Pator StJ - Pfcona <46-7348 Snow graduated We need your help. Please keep using the old directory until the new one becomes Also nominated for best this year for her portrayal (ona block from Kowiay St. axit of Intaratata 84) Gary Lee of Rocky Hill served as best man. Ushers George Lucas ("Star Manchester High Scl effective April 12, Then turn in the old one at one of the collection centers we ll list picture are "The Turning of L illian H eilm an in were James Boczar of Rockville, the bride’s brother ; and Wars”), Herbert Ross 1975. later in this new.spaper. Point," "The Goodbye "Julia.” ("Turning Point” ), Steven SIB-EYE Nicholas Caros of Rockville. "House Ecology is everyone's concern. Girl," "Julia” and "Annie Diane Keaton (“Annie Spielberg ("Close En­ 1 . 8 9 A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville, Hall.” The four films, Hall” ) and Marsha Mason counters") and Fred after which the couple left on a windjammer cruise y C HOPPED Among the stui— based on women, provided ("The Goodbye Girl” ), iCalls” around the Bahama Islands. They will reside in Zinneman ("Julia"), named to the honor r^ eight nominations in the both playing contemporary Nominated for best song Rockville. women involved in love af­ b e e f Mrs. Marcham is employed as a teller at the Rockville the Ona W. Wilcox best actress or best suppor­ of the year are “ Candle on of Nursing of Midi fairs, were nominated for • 1 . 7 9 Branch of First Federal Savings, Mr. Marcham is ting actress categories. th e W a te r ““ ( P e t e “s Memorial Hospits, ■ the first time. AFTEB4PM. employed as a pharmacist at Vincent's Pharmacy in The 50th annual Dragon), ““Nobody Does It Middletown, are: Academy of Motion Pic­ Sixteenth Annual Rockville and is also a councilman for the Town of Ver­ Shirley Maclaine, Better ' (The Spy Wfio M an ch ester: K ture Arts and Science non. (Kington photo) perhaps a sentimental Loved Me), ““Someone’s Heidcavage, daughti Southern New England Telephone presentations will be favorite who has failed to Waiting for You ” (The MANCHESTER televised nationally from win though nominated for Rescuers) and "You Light SATURDAY the Los Angeles Music the Oscar three times, was up My Life” and “The ANTIQUES SHOW NIGHT Center at 10 p.m. with Bob up for her role as the dis­ Slipper and the Rose FEVER Hope as the sole master of illusioned housewife in Waltz““ from pictures of TUESDAT John Travolta ceremonies. “ "The Turning Point.” the same titles. 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Robert Free income tax service Saturday, April 8 at Hartford Road, 646-4900, The Accounting Club at MCC ealentir Killian, 7:30 p.m., ext. 205. the elderly, students and counting faculty. The ser­ Manchattar — A City of Vlllaga Charm Chess Tournament; Manchester Community other individuals who Auditorium. ••Noii-credit communi­ vice is provided Monday, Robin J. Rocheleau, 18, of 84 • Andre Kasilacian, 48, of South Swiss System-Open and College is assisting in­ would not normally use Foundad Oct.71. 1, 18811 0 0 1 ty services course begins. Wednesday and Friday, 11 Wickham Drive, East Hartford, was Windsor, charged with breach Manchester Community Thursday, April 6 Friday, April 7 Reserved Sections, 11:30 dividuals to prepare their professional tax Audit BWMU of CIrcuMlon M tffltM r, Open on a space-available a.m, to 1 p.m. through UnHed Pr«M ktt«rn«iion«l charged with operating a motor vehi­ peace by assault. Police said College offers this calen­ ’ Lunch: noon, Student • ’ Career Life Planning a.m., College Dining income tax returns. The assistance. basis, advance registration April 14, in Room 103 at the •PubMihaO j - by tha------Manchester- rPu^ u^nthic^)Co., HeraldHe Square, cle while under the influence of struck an attendant of a gas static dar of events in the interest Center. Weekend Workshop, 5-9 Room, free. service is available to Work is done by students Manchester. Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. is necessary. For further Hartford Road Campus. liquor in connection with an accident at 275 Main St. Sunday afternoon He of the community. All the ’ Dinner; 6 p.m., Student p.m.; April 8, 9 a.m.-S Sunday, April 9 eveiyone free of charge, under supervision by information, call 646-2137. No appointments are Rtymqftd F. Robinion, Eo EdHof required. of Interstate Highway 86 early Satur­ court April 17. * listed below are open to the ” An Education in p.m., Women’s Center. Swiss System-Open and Opinion— — — day. Police said her car crosset^ver • John R. Dumont, 16, of i?s public and many are free of Medical Terminology; 7- Duplicate Bridge; Open, Reserved Sections, 11:30 SINUS SUfFEKIIS the eastbound lane of the ^ rre t Spruce St., charged with third-degree charge. For further infor­ 9:30 p.m., UConn Health Novice, 7:45 p.m., Hart­ a.m., College Dining twice, destroying a street sign and burglary on a warrant in connection mation, call 646-2137. Center. ford Road Campus, Rooms Room, free. nearly hitting another car. Court with a break and entry of an apart 102 and 103. Monday, April 3 ’ ’ Behavior Modification Moqday, April 1® ganaral elactric ligM bulbs Outguessing Mother Nature date is April 18. Stairwell Gallery: ment on Center Street in February ’Lunch; noon. Student in Dieting for Adults: 7-9 ’ Lunch: noon, Student Members are remlnd65 J,Ud provide info on library use including ment and participate. a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 too. Like this the card catalogue. a.m. to 4 p.m. fatigue look jean $239 ronlrtt at 8, Fire Depart­ Regional D istrict 8 Board of ment K ^ u e Captain John Hooker Saturday, Sibun will be on hand to with special Education members will also be pre­ % ^ \ will be at the library to demonstrate “take the mystery out of our details like Area fire calls sent to talk to residents about the the Heimlich Maneuver, a lifesaving history.” Sibun, author of “ Our accent stripes proposed Rham Junior High School technique for choking victims. Town’s Heritage,” will be at the with detail EARTHBORN BAYER building and answer questions Sunday. 10:34 a m. — Grass Hoad, South Coventry. Tuesday, George Ducherme, library from 2 to 5 p.m. to answer Etching. Special residents ma^ have concerning it. questions on Hebron’s history. Levi’s* snaps. SHAMPOO ASPIRIN fire, Dart Hill Hoad. 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Mon., April 3. 1978- PACK NINR C«lts miss NBA playoff H jW’' Brohamer looks ahead to Red Sox opportunity

third time in 28 years WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. sidelined with bone chips in his today,” Torrez said. "The last two (UPI) — Jack Brohamer of the elbow. And, the new acquisition is times out I have done exactly what I BOSTON (UPI) - For only 13 titles and have missed the ourselves a lot. That’s not something recalled that Sidney Wicks joined the ^ sto n Red Sox knows the wowing everyone with his super' wanted to do.” the third time in 28 years, the playMfs just three times since he we can do,” said Sanders. “You club on the opening day of the season, nicest thing about theories is defensive play, even though he has Jeff Burroughs, who clouted 41 Boston Celtias have faileid to took/over as coach in the 1950-51 assume if you can pace yourself the that Havlicek and newcomer Dave played only 38 games at the hot cor­ home runs last season, touched Tom that they are rarely proven ner — all last year with the Chicago Burgmeier for a roundtripper for make the NBA playoffs. seg^>n, said the club’)i late-season way we did that you also will be able Bing both arrived with just a wtek of leback attempt was liampered by to press when you have to. (But) preseason practice remaining and practical. White Sox. Atlanta’s final run. But there was no crying Sunday ‘oof collapse at the Har ford, Civic we’re not a strong press team, so that White already was a part-time Since Boston boasts one of the most “Outstanding, that’s all I can say,” when the 13-time champions Back in Winter Haven, Luis Tiant vi^ Center and two blizzards tRitf forced how can we afford to pace ourselves performer because of sore heels. , formidable lineups in baseball, it said Manager Don Zimmer after mathematically eliminated/from threw batting practice to Jim Rice the rescheduling of six ga nes for and wait for the right opportunities. “If we had everybody at tr a in ii^ ^ isn’t expected Brohamer, whom the another sparkling performance by post-season play in a 123-120 loss to for the first time since having his later in the season. “One thing is that we’ve got a lot of camp and if we had gotten off th I V Red Sox signed as a free agent last Brohamer in Boston’s 5-3 loss Sunday right index finger dislocated March the Indiana Pacers. Sanders, whose defensive hustle experience on the team in terms of mark then and if we hadn’t lost four November, will get many starts. But to the Atlanta Braves. “The more I 17 by a line drive oft the bat of After a season of trying to breathe contributed to eight Celtics cham­ years and, like I said, there’s a lot of or five of. the first'nine games, where the veteran 27-year-old infielder feels see of him, I see it is going to make life into a once vibrant team, the Detroit’s Steve Kemp. pionships when he was a plaj er, said pacing going on.” would this team be?” asked Sanders. there still is plenty of opportunity. us a better club. The guy has been Boston players and officials were Boston’s woes were based i lore on While the club may have gone from “We had to get off the mark right ’’With the team we have, you’re hitting the ball and making all kinds relieved the ordeal was over. El Tiante, who threw the ball hard sporadic play than outside f, ctors. its once-patented fast break style to in the first place. The worst thing is certainly not going to pinch hit very of plays at third base. It’s a good "Et was just one of those years feeling.” and accurately during his 20-minute “We s ta rt^ this game the way we a pacing game, captain John that we are playing away from home much,” conc^ed Brohamer, signed whete everything went wrong,” said workout, said: “I’m coming around have been starting games — by not Havlicek said the dismal season was in the first place so you can’t afford last winter just eight days before the Genferal Manager Red Auerbach, pretty good, but they don’t want me really going out and digging ffom the traceable to a more obvious cause. to have anything missing at training Boston brass traded for second Brohamer also had one of only four smoking a big cigar that used to baseman Jerry Remy. "Theoretical­ to do much yet, so I don’t have much beginning. I felt all the way dbwn the “The one thing that made the camp. I don’t think Boston fans 4 m 4i singles the Red Sox could muster off signify victory but now means only Il *riil\ on the ball,” line that we had a shot at making the difference was injuries,” said the 16- expect to see this type of season here ly, I could go through the entire four Atlanta pitchers. that the Celtics' top man has a tobac­ playoffs, but we didn’t put ourselves year veteran who will retire to a gala often and I certainly didn’t expect to season never getting an at-bat the Mike Torrez, Boston’s prized free- co habit. Football Coach Jack Holik supervises activity in a position to make the playoffs.” celebration Sunday, a day after his see this type of season here.” way this team is structured. agent acquisition who will pitch ”We got off to a bad start (1-B) and Game reset Sanders pointed to a March 24 at- 38th birthday. “We’ve had Jo Jo Sanders’ contract extends only "But somehow it always works out Friday’s opener in Chicago, lost for had injuries so you could have seen it the-buzzer loss to visiting Chicago to White injured the past two months, through injuries or something that the fourth time in five spring coming. It (Boston’s 31-46 record) is through the end of the season and it is The baseball season illustrate the Celtics’ inability to put plus Curtis Rowe and Tom Boswel) you get to the plate 150 or 200 times. I appearances. But, the Braves hit 17 not a shock. up to Auerbach whether the coach is hasn't started yet and away victories. Instead they had to out for long periods of time. around next season. Universal Gym popular know if there is an injury. I’ll be the ground balls during his seven-inning ’’We’ve played better the last few first one in there at second or third, ’ ’ already East Catholic has hope that two of the three teams “ But if we had a better start Auerbach would not comment on tour, and only one of the fojjjr runs he months (20-23 since Tom Sanders Brohamer is subbing now for had its first postpone­ ahead of them — Cleveland, Atlanta. earlier in the year, we might have Sanders’ future except to say he was surrendered was earned. relieved Tom Heinsohn on Jan. 3), Boston third baseman Butch Hobson, ment. New Orleans — would sputter in the been able to make the playoffs. It “very satisfied with the way they ”I worked on keeping the ball down but when things go wrong they go stretch to allow Boston to back into just wasn’t in the cards.” with students at MHS Coach Jim Penders’ team has been playing. We got a good Pileup in NHL action wrong.” the playoffs. The Celtics’ started training camp reading on what we need and what Aujrbach, who.se teams have won J.-i Eagles were slated to Scrambling for loose puck are Capitols’ Gordie Smith (6) and “All season long we sort of paced with half a deck, added Sanders, who has to be done.” Yankees blank Orioles open Tuesday at St. Ace Bailey (9) and Canadiens’ Doug Rosenbrough (8) and Rick Hy i ,i;n \i s ri;i« been in the 25-30 neighborhood each to II work out with the machine, 2) Thomas Aquinas hut the T day. eat and 3) get proper rest. Chartraw in NHL game last night. (UPI photo) Hcrulil Sporlsw rilcr hitless innings and Rawly Eastwick New Britain school The Universal, however, is not With the program Ray Diana, NBA They're pumping iron at FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, (UPI) preserved the shutout with a notified him Friday the football’s domain as other sports defensive secondary performer, has — Three pitchers combined for a scoreless ninth, despite t-wo Ken White Marathon slugfest Manchester High. have taken advantage of it. game was off; added 17 pounds. Lineman Dave Tyo five-hit shutout and Cliff Johnson Oriole hits. lluwli » 124, MelH 11.3; Since the middle of January, Wrestling, track, swimming —boys has put on 12 pounds and tackle Bill drove in three runs with a single and The Yankees broke a scoreless tie resrheduled May 1. Joh fi Drew’s 13 fourth-quarter net winner head football coach Jack Holik and girls — to name a few, have all Stokes, who started in February, has double Sunday in the New York with three runs in the fifth on a single Penders stated he Bruins’ Cashman used the Universal as well as the added 9-10 pounds—of mu.scle not fat. Y an k ees’ 5-0 sh u to u t of the points helped Atlanta defeat New by Canada entries has been running a three- by Chris Chambliss, an double by offered to rhange home Ken White of East Hartford physical development gym classes Baltimore Orioles. Jerse;' and pull the Hawks 2'/2 games times-a-week weight lifting These are just three of those who Graig Nettles, Johnson’s single for dales, inasmuch Eagle defeated Clay Moore of Bolton td win NEW YORK (UPI) — Toronto 15, Montreal 14. No, it wasn’t a and teachers when it has been have worked with the Universal. It was the Yankees’ fourth spring ahead of Idle New Orleans in a bid for the Men’s Division singles toi rna- program on the less than year two runs and a sacrifice fly by Bucky Field is ready for play, the final Eastern Conference playoff Canadian Football League encounter between the Argonauts and available. An off-season weight lif­ “Size and strength are two of the victory in four games against their Dent. on 4-point spree ment last weekend at the Manche ster old Universal Gym situated in ting program for basketball is also hut Af|uinas refused in- spot. benefits we will get out of the American League East rivals. Racquet Club. Scores were 2-6, 6 4, 6- the Alouettes. It was baseballA lbeit a rather loose Interpreta­ Knii ks 114, KuIIi-Ih 109; one of the school's lower gym­ expected to start soon. program. We also want to build the Dick Tidrow, bidding to become a Stevens second diraling it wasn't ready 1. tion of it. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Boston Bruins worked off the Ray Williams scored all 15 of his nasiums. The equipment is to help all but kids up to help prevent injuries. member of the Yankees’ starting to open the campaign. Results: First round - Steve Ms rtin Canada’s two major league en­ more specifically football, which has TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - Carl points in the fourth quarter and Lon­ There were some impressive ’’It's the best investment the "A side benefit is mental rotation, worked the first six innings, East, instead, will open frustrations of their 7-1 shellacking Saturday at the hands of def. Joe Mahue 6-3, 6-1; Ed Ch( ney tries, the Expos and the Blue Jays, not met with success the past two “Bugs” Stevens ran out of gas less nie Shelton and Bob McAdoo poured pitching performances tu rn ^ in, too. school has ever made, ” opines Holik toughness. There is nothing more allowing just three singles, striking Montreal with an 8-3 decision over the New York Rangers Sun­ def. Larry Scanlon, forfeit; Giles met in an exhibition game at seasons, hopes to harvest the most than five miles from the finish Sun­ Saturday morning at in 25 points apiece to clinch a playoff Bill Bonham of Cincinnati blanked of the apparatus, which he hopes will boring than lifting weights. It’s a lot out six and reducing his spring day night. Packer def. Rich Quinn 6-2,6-4; Dave Dunedin, Fla., Sunday and put on a gains. day and Richie Evans took over to home at 11 against St. spot for New York. Mitch Kupchak the Mets on three hits and struck out bring significant results which will of hard work but if they're willing to earned run average to 1.00 for 18 in­ Burnell def. Jack Lappen 6-4, !?-5; marathon slugfest that featured 30 What is the object of using the win the Dog Leg 200 modified stock Paul. “They (the Bruins) didn't have to Gardner enabled Cleveland to defeat led the Bullets with 30 points. six in seven innings ... Jack translate themselves on the gridiron pay the price in the off-season then I nings. Sparky Lyle pitched two Mitch Kalley def. Ross Miller 6-2, 6- hits — 20 by each team. Universal? It's being used to put car race at the Trenton Speedway. hustle, there wasn’t much to hustle playoff-bound Chicago. Nuggets 109, RockelH 100; Billingham blanked the White Sox for i next fall. “There’s so much you can think it will pay off in games. It 2; Karl Frantz def. Dave Dowiiey, Roy Howell’s two-out, bases- weight on players with the goal to about. We d id n ’t give much PengiiinH 6, Maple Leafs ,3. Dan Issel hit for 22 points and seven innings before giving up a pair do on it. A weight program is super breeds confidence. From the football forfeit; Bill Ogden def. Gary Chaplin loaded single capped a three-run 10th add strength. “Strength and .speed resistance,” said disgruntled New Goaltender Denis Herron turned Ralph Simpson scored a season-high important.” viewpoint this is part of the price Mets option two 6-2, 6-1; Rich Marshall def. 9am inning and turned out to be the win­ equals power,” states Holik, “The York Coach Jean-Guy Talbot, aside all 29 Toronto shots after com­ 21 to lead Denver to an easy victory Holik’s program, run every —nothing comes easy. " season and had been hit LOOKING FOR THE Hamilton 7-6, 6-1; Dan Purcell def. ning hit for Toronto, but the highlight stronger you get the faster you are ST. PETERSBURGH,! While the Rangers’ listless play Monday-Wednesday-Friday morning It isn't the prettiest thing to look at hard in his spring training ing off the bench midway through the over Houston and a berth in the Gene Marozzi 6-2, 7-5; Bill Mamriien for the Blue Jays was an eight-run Spring training going to be. Fla. (UPI) - The New made Boston’s rapid recovery first period. Gene Carr led playoffs. Calvin Murphy had 32 for from 6:30 to 8, is open to anyone who but if the Universal Gym brings outings with Atlanta. RIGHT TOBACCO? def. Bob Hastings 7-6, 7-5; Tjom third inning in which 13 batters “To put on weight you need three results —to the coaches it's going to York Mets optioned| easier, team captain Wayne Pittsburgh with two goals. the R ^kets. wants to join but is used primarily by Loo): to tlia Houta ol Edgeworth lor i superb wleotlon of quality Cafazzo def. Dick Murphy 7-5, 6-4. paraded to the plate. things, ” Holik continued, "You have look downright beautiful. catcher Luis Rosado to Cashman utilized the opportunity for PlanieH 4, Sabres 2 football players. Attendance has pipe tobiixioi. From mallow, cool-burning burleyi to mild or Burk* 129, Pistons 121; Second round: Ken White def. Bill Not to be outdone, the Expos put of runs in the eighth ... Bob Forsch their Tidewater farm team the most prolific scoring effort of his Bob MacMillan’s 38th goal of the lull-llivored aromatic mlalurtt, ona ol our line, Inlamitlonally Mai ques Johnson’s six points in the Freitag 6-1, 6-1; Cheney def. MaFtin together a seven-run inning in the had another strong outing as he held Sunday and also returned 13-year career — his first four-goal season in the second period silenced lam oui brands Is lust right lor you. final two minutes allowed Milwaukee 6-4, 6-2; Packer def. Fisher, default; fourth, during which they collected the Royals to one run in six innings infielder Sergio Ferrer to game ever — as the Bruins coasted a Buffalo rally and boosted Atlanta to to hoi I off injury-riddled Detroit and Burnell, default; Franz def. Kalle t 6- seven straight hits. Del Unser added and finished the exhibition season the International league home after compiling a 4-0 second- victory over the Sabres. The defeat keep dive its bid for a spot in (he club. TAIJ.WOOD □ SDOSWOnTH niADV nuSISD □ vmOINIA OINTLIMAN PIPl TOOAOOO 4, 7-5; Ogden def. Marshall 7-5, 2-(l, 6- a two-run homer for the Expos in the with a 0.90 ERA. □ HoviDAV I in MixTuni □ sxBcuTivs Miituna n n tooaooo period lead. was the fourth straight for the playo fs. The Bucks’ win killed the Unknown Spanish golfer The Mets, desperate for EASTER CEASSIC- 3; Mammen def. Purcell 7-6, ^3; 10th. Steve Carlton of Philadelphia and n v.i.p. fin MixTuns □ cAniiiAas trads w n tooaoim The Rangers get another chance, Saturday - A Flight - Low Sabres, the team’s worst losing playoff hopes of both Detroit and the Clay Moore def. Cafazzo 6-3, 6-3, There was plenty of hard hitting all John Candelaria of Pittsburgh locked pitching help, also an­ ajoHNROLnnnMixTunB □SLiNosLSviNnnMixTuM however slipi, to clinch a wild-card gross, Mike Davis 75; Low streak in four years., Chicago Bulls. Quarterfinals: White def.. Chqney around the exhibition circuit Sunday. up in a classic duel for seven innings nounced they would give □ HUM AND MAfLS fin MIXTURC □ HATWARD fin MIXTURS playoff berth when they face Atlanta net, Larry Rome 67, Ron □ FOUR BIASONS fin MIXTURS Q COOKIB JAR fin MIXTURS Spurs III, 76ers 107; 6-1, 6-2; Packer def. Burnell 6-4, 6-2; Dave Parker, the NL’s leading with each allowing only one run ... right-hander Buzz Capra a at home Wednesday night, j George Gervin and Larry Kenon Franz def. Ogden 2-6, 6-1, 7-5; Moore hitter a year ago, had five hits in the tryout Monday morning. Basile 69: B Gross, Paul In other games, the New York Dick Tidrow of the Yankees allowed gains first PGA tour win Saari 80; net, Joe Bell 73, Hockey scored 20 points each to lead San An­ def. Mammen 6-2, 6-2. Pirates’ 13-inning 4-1 victory over the only three singles and struck out six Capra, who pitched for the Islanders topped D etroit, 5-2, ' Dick Bottaro 72; C - Gross, tonio over Philadelphia. The Sixers Semifinals: White def. Becker 6-3, Phillies ... Bobby Murcer had four in six innings against Baltimore ... tour. victory since joining the tour last Mets from 1971-73, was If thosa brands are not In your tobacco store, check your Cleveland tripped Chicago, 4-2, GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) Al Pugliese 85; net, Jim pralarancss sbova and send them to us with yciuf name and Capilals 4, Cunadiens 4. were led by George McGinnis’ 27 6- 1; Moore def, Franz 6-2, 6-2. hits, including a homer, as the Cubs Nolan Ryan gave up four singles and ” I need a little bit more year, also missed a putt from about 8 recently released by the Pittsburgh defeated Toronto, 6-3, — There won’t be any tears Meister 70, John Howard sfldrass. We ll send you Inlormellon on the evelleblllty ol lhate Tom Rowe deflected in a shot with points and Doug Collins’ 25. Finals: White def, Moore 2-6,6-4, 6- rocked the Brewers, 13-6 ... Cliff struck out nine in six innings against experience,” said the smiling feet on the final hole for a bogey and Atlanta Braves. Atlanta trimmed Buffalo, 4-2, and Capra led the National 72; Calloway - Gross, Steve line pipe tobaccos. 3:33 left to give Washington its first Suns 10.3, Warriors 99; 1. Johnson drove in three runs with a Los Angeles ... and Rick Honeycutt shed by the members of the Ballesteros after winning $48,000. “I finished with an even-par 72 Sunday. Montreal and Washington played to a McCusker 81; net, Ernie M you would lllia to Iry them all, we ll send you our popular tie ever against Montreal. Guy Paul Westphal scored 11 of his 27 Consolation: Freitag def. Scanlon single and a double in the Yankees’ 5- gave up just one run in six innings PGA tour over Severiano will play this year in Europe.” “ I play to have a good round today League with a 2,28 earned 4-4 tie. Thorpe 73, Les Christensen SAMPLER containing 12 full-sized pouches, one each of these Lafleur, the NHL’s leading scorer, points in the fourth quarter to rally 7- 5, 3-6, 6-3; Lappen def. Foley 01-6, triumph 7- over Baltimore ... Lee against CHeveland. ); He said it will probably be three to but I didn’t think I could win,” said run average in 1974 while In the WIIA, Quebec humbled Ballesteros’ decision to play 74. Kickers 71, 79, 72,73. lobacixjs, a total ol 17K ounces, for only 16, postpaid. put the Canadiens ahead 4-310:56 into Phoenix over Golden State. All five 5, 6-4; Chaplin def. Downet 6-2, 6-3; Stanton had a three-run homer in five years before he decides to com­ Ballesteros. “It’s the 19th tourna­ compiling a 16-8 record for Houston, 7-1, and Indianapolis outside the United States for SUNDAY-A-Gro.ss,Ted the second period. Suns starters scored in double Hastings def. Murphy 6-2, 6-3. Seattle’s 8-1 victory over Cleveland. pete in America. But he gave notice ment I win and it's the best. the Braves. However, he stopped Cincinnati, 6-3, the next few years. BIJsko 79; net. Bob I . ISEND INFORMATION ON THE WIIA figures to offset the Warriors attack Semifinals: Freitag def. Lappen 6- Jeff Burroughs homered in Atlan­ "To win in (United) States gives underwent ■ shoulder sur­ Uliindcrn ,3, Red Wiii^N 2 MuUaney named Behling 80-5-75, Tony TOBACCOS CHECKED ABOVE led by Rick Barry with 31 and Phil 3, 6-0; Chaplin def. Hastings 6-3, 6-0. ta’s 5-3 win over Boston ... Jack The young Spaniard charged from good prestige,” he said before gery prior to the 1975 Bob Nystrom scored two goals and Marc Tardiff scored three goals Kreipovich 87-9-78, John HOUSSOfEOCiWORTH □ b e n d m e t h e i 2-POUCH Smith with 30. Finals: Freitag def. Chaplin 7-6, 6- Clark had three hits, including a two- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Joe five strokes behind and shot a 66 Sun­ leaving for Augusta, Ga., where he season and has not been the SAMPLER. ENCLOSED IS MY assisted on a third to help New York and linemate Real Cloutier added PGA Banavige 88-8-8-, Ton P.O. BoxB-S two and assisted on three others to Supprsonirs 101, Trail Blazers 86; 3. run homer, in the Giants’ 9-3 rout of Mullaney, who first guided day to win the Greater Greensboro will compete in this week’s Masters. same pitcher since-. He was CHECK o n MONEY ORDER FOR •$. incrca.se its first-place lead to five Providence College to basketball Steullet 84-4-80, B - Gro.ss, Richmond, Virginia 2321T NOC.O.D. power the Nordiques to its win over Bruce Seals came off the bench to Oakland ... and the Angels ripped Open with a 6-under-par 282, one that will come back again, I Ballesteros had five birdies for a 31 6-11 for the Braves last points in the Patrick Division ”1 Bob Russell 85; net John (PIfliM Print) the lIcros . The Racers broke a 10- score 15 points in the second half as East triumphs Dodger pitching for 14 hits to clobber prominence before, moving to stroke better than Jack Renner and promise,” on the front side, including a pair of BimiiiH 1, Rliirk lliiwlix 2 coaching jobs in professional basket­ Yetishefsky 89-15-74, Bill NAME- game winless streak wilb the 6-3 the Sonics overcame a 45-42 halftime the defending NL champions, 10-1. Fuzzy Zoeller. One of his few mistakes came on 24-foot putts. He added three birdies Second-period goals by Gregg WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. ball, was named Sunday the 14th Grunske 98-21-77, Jim Mar- tnternational come-from-behind win over the deficit. Gus Williams led Seattle with In other exhibition action, Cincin­ the 18th hole of the Forest Oaks and a pair of bogeys on the back. Tiilmrrmiltli ADDRESS. Smith. Jean Potvin and Dave (UPI) — Greg Tynes of head coach at Brown University. But Ballesteros, winner of 19 tour­ maud 98-16-82, Norm New- Stingers. 29 points. nati downed the New York Mets, 3-1, “He can putt the eyes out of it,” SIni f in? 7 Seton Hall scored 31 points Country Club course where he left a field 95-11-84. Kickers 78, I.akers 1.3.3, Kansas City 127; Detroit topped the Chicago White Currently coaching a professional naments and still a week away from said Renner of Ballesteros. Al CITY______Sunday to power the East his 21st birthday, said he doesn’t 4-foot putt just right of the hole and it 72. Lou Hudson scored a season-high Sox, 5-2, Si. Louis beat Kansas City, basketball team in Italy, Mullaney, Renner said he felt he was going to All-Stars to a 122-117 win think his game is ready to compete drop;)^ him into a tie with Renner at 30 points and Kareem Abdul Jabbar 4-1, Houston outslugged Texas, 11-9, 53, succeeds Gerry Alaimo, who 6-under. make the final putt but the ball rolled over the South All-Stars. resigned after nine seasons. with the best of the world on the PGA Loser’s image shelved^ contributed 31 jo spark Los Angeles and San Diego topped Minnesota, 6-3. But Renner, 21, looking for his first right even though it looked as if it within one victory of clinching a would go left. playoff berth in the Western Bjorn Borg triumphs ”I was surprised as heck I missed for Dinah Shore winner Conference. it,” he said. “Generally speaking. MILAN, Italy (UPI) - beaten Borg, earned $15,- Scoreboard I’Al.M SPRINGS, Calif llIPl) - she’s shed her loser s image. S w eden’s B jorn Borg I’m pleased. I’m a little let down. 000 in defeat. Gerulaitis For Sandra Post, the win on the sur­ defeated Vitas Gerulaitis See how nice your car can look There’s really not much you can Instead of succumbing to the also lost to Borg in last WHA face was worth a $.36,000 check in the of New York for the second W n t services available NBA say.” Dm VEA pressure, she turned back personable NHL Sunday’s WCT Tournament richest of all LPGA tournaments. time in eight days Sunday CONCreSSIONAl AMBASSADOR PRESIDENTIAL W L T Pts. Eastern Conference He said the $22,000 he won “is a JKSE OWENS WON HIS Australian Penny Pulz on the second of Champions final in Las OLYMPIC FAME IN THE But it was obvious to insiders after to win the $175,000 World • Winnipeg 49 25 2 too Atlantic Division pretty good check and it puts me in hole of a sudden-death playoff to .Sunday's Brsulls Vegas. '36 GAMES, IN WHAT CITY? Sunday’s exciting finish of the $240,- Championship Tennis in­ New England 41 30 4 86 W L Pet, GB good position to make the top 60 on walk away as winner of the seventh Cleveland 4, Chicago 2 Borg took the first set A. LONDON (XX) Dinah .Shore event that the vic­ door tournament. Houston 39 32 4 82 Philadelphia 53 24 the money list.” annual Dinah Shore event. NY Islanders 5, Detroit 2 from a lead of 4-0. He .688 B. BERLIN tory'meant a lot more to the 29-year- Quebec 38 36 3 79 New York 40 38 . 513 13‘A Dave Eichelberger and Wally Boston 8, NY Rangers 3 Borg took Gerulaitis 6-3, The M AACO Sapreaw.. .$ 189.95 C. HELSINILI COOL broke Gerulaitis’ serve old Canadian than the money Runner-up 10 times in her 11-year Edmonton 37 38 2 76 Boston 31 46 .403 22 Armstrong each had a 2-over-par 74 Atlanta 4. Buffalo 2 6-3 in 77 minutes to win four times in the set and V------J' Without .saying so in exactly those professional career, with eight FREE ESTIMATES • Ornti — m l — body work ixpertly Birminghm 34 40 3 71 Buffalo 26 50 ,342 V Sunday and finished in a group of Montreal 4, Washington 4, tie $30,000 first-prize money. could afford to lose his own 26 2 ______uiTjae jawstiB words. Post made it clear she hopes .second-place finishes since 1975. donr. Wr c u rtprini ytsr iiitirt ctr tor aboul whil otbars Cincinnati 32 40 3 67 New Jersey 23 55 .295 30'A nine golfers at 3-under. Pittsburgh 6, Toronto 3 The 24-yearold service twice. who has never charge lo palat Iwo majsr paaeli. Indianapolis 24 47 5 53 Central Division Craig Stadler took fourth place at SHOP HOURS Mon thru Fn 8 am 6 pm • Sal 10 am 2 pm Sunday's Results W L Pet. GB 4-under. Most of the top golfers on the tour ( Bowling ] BARGAIN Plenty of hoop play (Sporto slate Quebec 7, Houston 1 x-San Antonio 50 28 .641 NOW THRU MAY3T Indianapolis 6, Cincinnati 3 p-Washington 41 37 .526 9 skipped the $240,000 GGO either to Monday's Game rest up for the Masters or get in some IIOMDAVS- Frieda in Silk City Classic Geveland 39 39 .500 11 Madden I46-.389, Kathy Moiiclux Houston at New England Atlanta 38 40 .487 12 practice rounds at the Augusta t;iRI.S S O ri’llAl.L National Course, McConnell 129-144-366, riuMc was a lot of basketball played last weekend as New Orleans 36 43 .456 14W Hollon at Knnl tlalholir, MANCHESTER NHL Yvonne Noel 1.39-376, Sue action m tlie Silk t’itv Classic continued at East Catholic TERMITES Houston 26 51 .338 23'A Balesano 348^__ ;<;l.5 High RESEMBLE HYING ANTS AND BOTH EMERGE 291 Adams Stroot Campbell Conference Western Conferenoe W ednesdav 9LO Patrick Division I ,S . MIXED- Ed Intermediate Division play saw Willimantic All-Stars Midwest Division BASEBAl.i. AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. BUT AS SHOWN IN (1-86 to Exit 93, 7/10 W L T Pts. Duchaine 202-569, Len top 0 Connell of East Hartford, 64-57, and then go on to W L Pet. GB MCC al Milehell mi. south of Caldora) NY Islanders 46 17 14 106 Bears reach DeLisle 208-554, Fred Ix'st Newington. 75-67. in one of the .semifinals. Denver 45 32 .584 riiumilav m « f y different Philadelphia 44 19 13 101 Kozicki 203, Dave Fenn In another intermediate contest. Hill Middle Schixil of Milwaukee 42 36 .538 ZVi Y W DASHER HASEBALI. IN MANY WAYS. AUanU 33 26 18 84 550, EMi Duchaine 183-467, New Haven outgunned Glastonbury, 54-39. Chicago 39 40 .494 7 court finals Hall III Manrliealer, ,3;30 ^oS ^alrT oT 647-9926 NY Rangers 29 34 13 71 Diane Emmett 198, Bee Junior Division action found O’Connell of East Hart­ TERMITE Straight Elbowed \ ANT Detroit 36 42 .462 914 Enfield nl Penney vdnga aam« alz« Front wings longer Smythe Division Moquin 179-183-490, Marge ford trimming South Windsor, 44-24, and then bow to antennae antwnaeN ^ than back wings Kansas City 31 46 .403 14 E a s t II a r I f u r <1 a I W L T Pts. Qualifying for the finals in the DeLisle 205-511, Dolly AIR CONDITIONING Glastonbury. 43-38. in one of the semifinals. Tim Kiro had Indiana 30 49 .380 16 Siin.liiirv Chicago 31 28 18 80 South Windsor Boosters Basketball Dawood 194-508, Diane 20 tallies (or O'Connell in the loss to Glastonbury with Pacific Division GIRI..S SOETBALI. Colorado 18 39 20 56 Tournament last night were the Brennan 473, Peg Callahan Nick Naples lo.ssing in 17 for the victors. W L Pet. GB SUGGESTED Manehesler al Hall, 3:30 Vancouver 19 42 16 54 Portland 56 22 .718 Manchester Bears. 178-461, Marge DeLisle 178- INSTAllEO PRICE Senior Division early rounds saw the Manchester In­ <;iRI„S TRACK St. Louis 19 45 13 51 The Bears whipped Windsor, 106- 508, Eve Liyengood 178, dians outclass Ellington with Bob Borofsky (20). Bill Phoenix 48 30 .615 8 $m oo Eaxl Ciilliolie / Norlhweal Minnesota 16 51 9 41 40, Saturday with Ken Beckwith (22), Ellen Bauer 184-190-191- Anderson il9i and Ulysses Garcia (14) pacing the In­ Actual size W-Inch Narrow waist Actual size '/Wnch Seattle 44 34 .564 12 Calholie ul Sim shurv, Wales Conference Los Angeles 43 35 .551 13 Joe Maher (20), Tim Ellis (16), Chris 565, Dolly Dawood 178-501, RETAIL VALUE $495 dians In other games. Cotv Roofing of New Britain 3; 1.5 Norris Division Carmel (15) and Brian Galligan (13) Sheila Price 201-585, Bee toptied Rockville, 81-53, Aetos bested Black Knights, 55- Golden State 40 38 ,513 16 •ON ALL NEW DASHER SEDANS A N D WtAGONS PURCHASED NOW THROUGH MAY 31 Friday FOR A COMPLin rn c l: in o fictio n my a W L T Pts. leading the way. Yesterday the Moquin 180-189-534, Mary 36, with Bob Venora pumping in 28 and Steve Cation 10 for r a s e r .a u . _ _ OTATICiRTIFIIOTICHNICIAN... CALL NOW Montreal 57 9 11 125 Bears, topped the Glastonbury Whipple 175, Ginger the winners; New Britain trounced Uptown All-Stars, 79- AT PARTICIPATING DIALERS Cheney Teeh nl Coyen- Los Angeles 30 33 14 74 Sunday's Results Renegades, 71-65, with Maher (20), Youritas 478, Sharlie DeLi­ 37. with Damien Purcell scoring 12 points for the losers; Indiana 123, Boston 120 iry. 3; 30 Detroit 30 33 13 73 Galligan (17), Derek Reed (14) and sle 475, Lois Sperry 472, ©World Wide VW Corp the Eagles stopped Middletown. 50-39, with Tim Skoiv New York 114, Washington 109 Rollon al Porlinnd lURDVJUiK TEMin OOimiOL INC. Pittsburgh 23 35 18 64 Ellis (10) pacing the local effort. Diane Brennan 460, Ed Gene Langan Volkswagen, Inc. showing the way with 14 markers. Denver 109, Houston 100 NF.A al Roekyille AtHHaf of £otforn C/MmUeof Sorvfoo Washington 14 49 14 42 David Gintz netted 23, John Yourkas 236-205-630, Holly Milwaukee 129, Detroit 121 816 New London Turnpike Also, Wethersfield Shamrocks outdueled Glastonbury, MCC al LConn JV Adams Division Askinowicz 22 and Tom Guitard 14 Raymo 212, Ray Engler 69-55, the Shamrocks came right back to dump Vernon, Atlanta 124, New Jersey 113 Glastonbury, Conn. GIRI.S SOKTRALL MMCHKTER WILUMANTIC W L T Pts. for Glastonbury. 226, Bill Livengood 224-569, 84-48: the Eagles trimmed Rockville, 46-41, with Mike San Antonio 111, Fliiladelpfaia 107 F.asil l.alholie al Hartford Boston 50 16 11 111 The Bears will face the winner of Ernie Whipple 203-550, Tolland Volkswagen Corp. Ciszewski (18) and Skoly (13) pacing the winners; New Puhlir, 3;IS Buffalo 42 18 17 101 Phoenix 105, Golden State 99 the Willimantic YMCA-South Wind­ Hugh Collins 252, Dave Britain outlasted Torrington, 52-43; South Windsor out- 646-0445 423-1336 O m Seattle 101, Portland 86 Route 83 TENNIS Toronto 41 26 10 92 sor contest Friday night at 7 in the Fenn 202, Dale Bauer 214- scored Willimantic YMCA. 75-66; and Holloway of Talcottville, Conn. Cheney Teeh al East ALSO CAU us F0R4 N Y PEST PROHiMS Cleveland 22 44 12 56 l/)s Angeles 133, Kansas City 127 finals at South Windsor High. 234-594, Simshury ran past the Glastonbury Roadrunners, 89-69. llamplon PAGE TEN-MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manche»ter. Conn., Mon., April 3. liffS

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. April 3. 1978— PAGE ELEVEN- About town I Hefp Wantoef 1$ Hafp Wtirtud 13 Group asks Private InatrucUona 18 Homes For Sale 2 3 Homea lor Sale ADVBmSINe OPERATORS IF YOU ARE an attractive 33 Members of Hose & r M T E S 12 MIDNIGHT TO motivated woman we need REMEDIAL READING and Grasso veto Ladder Co. No. 1, Town 8 A.M. you. If you are looking for a math; individualized work 1 day ....iu word por day glamorous, challenging posi­ Our greatest asset is our program, (Ist-8th grade) by Fire Department, will 3 daya ... 10c word par day tion, with a new Pensian master’s degree teacher. 568- busy team of gals who S h e H e r a ld ( I f l * Affi YOU meet T u e ^ y at 8 p.m. at S daya .... sc word par day 8075. bottle bill ZSdaya ...-.IC word par day monitor audio alarms 24 the McKee Street station. IS worda $2M nCnlinum K l 6 & : ™ INTERESTEO IN A Happy Ada...... tzao Inch hours a day. Expansion has CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PIANO INSTRUCTION - realtor created openings for ad­ Experienced, creative NEW PROFESSION? The Manchester WATES PART TIME Secretary - HAVING A will not meet Tuesday ditional help on our 12 mid­ Glastonbury sales office. teacher. Degree; state and night to 8 a.m. shift. If you national certification. AH HARTFORD (UPI) - In a last night. Their annual Hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Must be For further planned expansion we need additional ditch attempt to derail the "bottle have had at least 2 years self starter, capable of levels, beginners welcome. banquet will be Thursday Many extras. Gretchen Van sales people to complete our staff. We offer an bill," the Connecticut Beverage Ad­ experience at heavy working independantly, good PHONE 643-2711 at Fiano’s Restaurant. A Why, 647-9751. extensive training program for new licensees. visory Committee has asked Gov. telephone work, like to be typing required, shorthand FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD social hour at 6;30 p.m. helpful. $3.35 hourly plus BENEFITS INCLUDE: Ella T. Grasso to veto the measure chalienged, and have YARDi SchoolM-Claataa 19 will precede the dinner at excellent references, liberal company benefits. Call , because it will cause economic Unlim it^ Income, Bonus and Incentive Plan. All u 7. please call 522-2232, 633-1)777 for appoinment. FOR THE BEST - Manchester me guidance and direction desired, Pleasant hardship. between 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Gymnastic'School. 3 to 5 FULL TIME Service Station working conditions, Member of Manchester, Hart­ The M tle bill, which would take Sunset Club will meet only for applications. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ ford, and Vernon Multiple Listing, effect Jan. 1, 19%, was given final' Attendant -18 years of age or troductory lesson with this ad. Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Hours will include some over. Mechanical ability/. legislative approval last week by the Call 646-6306, or 648-3549. Senior Citizens Center. weekends and holidays. We Experience not necessary 1 , ICLIP & MAILl SALE? If you are hardworking and can be motivated by a senate and sent to Gov. Grasso who offer an excellent training Call 644-2668. ^ There will be a kitchen ACROBATICS Have More •’8''® 8" opening for has promised to sign it. program and benefits. Then you'll want to tell as many social after the meeting. fun - Children of all ages. A1 Dan ^64^525** interviews confidential. Call In a telegram, the CBAC told Mrs. □ NOTICES AUTO MECHANIC with at people as possible about iti And the Morgan's School of Reservations for the PART TIME Driver for least 2 years experience. Must best way to do that is with a Classified Acrobatics. 210 Pine Street, Grasso Saturday the bottle bill is a have own tools. Benefits in­ NAME "rip-off of the consumer, raising luncheon on April 18 will be school buses. We will train MAIL TO: Ad in this newspaper. Manchestsr. One hour $5.00, taken. There will be no Lo$t and Found 1 responsible applicants. Call clude: Uniforms and In­ welcome to stay 3 hours. prices by |10 million or more each surance Program . Good ADDBESS phone reservations. 643-2414. Trampoline lessons, 6:30 p.m. year through the one-cent per con­ I X ^ - New long pink evening working conditions, in an es­ H c ra lb to 8:00 p.m. Tuesdays. 646- Daniel F. Reale Realtors skirt, Manchester Parkade tablished shop. Call Carl at tainer handling charge." REAL ESTATE - 2 sales peo­ c in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING elic HeralJ) 6695. Members of World War I parking lot. Call 568-4375 after ple. Should have license or in 456-2619. 646-4S25 The senate’s approval of the bill 5 p.m. or 277-2810 days. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Veterans and Auxiliary process. Generous commis­ STATE P.O. BO X 591 Hornet For Sale 23 ended a six-year campaign by en­ sion schedule. Wolverton Manchedtr, Conn. 06040 175 Main St. ' Manchester, Ct. planning to attend the LOST MAN'S Omega watch W i r n E l O vironmentalists for the measure, Agency Realtors. 649-2813. MANCHESTER - Spring which would require a nickel deposit department testimonial please call, 643-7444. PICK YOUR ROUTE ZIP WILL BE OPENING THE 1070 EXAMPLE: Street location. Attractive 8- on beer and soda containers. dinner April 21 at Restland MOLD MAKERS, Tool Farms should make reser­ SEASON SHORTLY I PHONE room Connecticut Gambrel The senate also narrowly passed a makers and machinists. Blue IF YOU'RE 10 OR OLDER 15 Words for 6 Days nestled on a beautiful wooded vations before April 9 by Cross, CMS, and m ajor W/A VALID CT DRIVERS bill to tax business fof a massive Partonalt 2 lot. Country kitchen, two calling Mrs. Mary medical. Apply in person, LICENSE NOW IS THE TIME : □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only <8.10 working fireplaces, 2-car gar- litter cleanup program. The anti­ *1 TO SEE US Read Herald Ads McCarthy, 875-6745, CONTROL HUNGER and lose Vernon Moln & Tool Inc., 199 ape. Must be seen. $70’s. R. litter bill has gone to the Hou.se Forest Street, Manchester. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED t 'tt'ssitfvsmimtsmsi weight with New Shape Diet HIGH COMMISSION Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, where it may face resistance. Plan and Hydrex Water Pills. FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet lor Sale 23 646-1980, 6647-1139. Reunion set REAL ESTATE Salesperson - APPLY DAILY The CBAC said hundreds of At Liggett Parkade Phar­ _9-5 INCLUDING SATURDAY Jan Adams, a Manchester antique dealer, shows some of the i s o o i macy. Excellent opportunity. Four workers eventualiy wili lose their things she will be exhibiting at the Manchester Antique Show Class Multiple Listing Services. GOOD HUMOR 1 2 3 4 5 .Jobs because of the bill. next week at the Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main The class of 1928 at Hutchins Agency, 643-3166. 46 KENNEDY ROAD In a related development, a glass SOUTH WINDSOR 8 7 8 0 10 St., while the Rev, James D. MacLauchlin, church pastor Manchester High School 260-6251 bottle factory in Killingly announced □ EMPLOYMENT BABYSITTER Needed - Near looks on. (Herald photo by Pinto) will celebrate its 50th reu­ Verplanck and Hartford Road, 11 12 Friday it may lay-off 250 of its 2,000 2:45 p.m. to 12:30 a m. Own 13 14 7!------workers when the bill takes effect. A nion Saturday night. May 20 at the Manchester Coun­ Help Wanted 13 transportation or possible live CARPET CLEANER Trainee spokesman for the Glass Containers in. 649-6727. - $140. per week to start, all i t 18 19 try Club. J!------Corp. said bottle production and SALES POSITION - Straight fringes, auto expenses paid. Guests of honor will in­ commissions, leads furnished TYPIST and various office Must be responsible. Calf 627- recycling also suffer. Antique show slated 0550. 22 23 24 25 clude Clarence Quinby, to homeowners. Call 242-5402 duties in industrial supply Robert J. Burns of Fairfield, chair­ firm. Experienced preferreo, The Couples Club of Second There wili be a food bar where who was principal at the man of the CBAC, said his organiza­ good fringe benefits. We are TELEPHONE SALE - Earn 26 27 28 29 30 Congregational Church, .185 N. Main church women will serve sandwiches time, and retired teachers EXCELLENT opportunity to tion remains in full support of the learn wholesale hardward an EEO Employer 289-8291. $3.00 per hour, salary and * St., will sponsor the 16th annual and baked goods during the day. Edson Bailey, Tom Kelley commission. Three shifts anti-litter bill. business. Good working con­ n 33 34 35 Manchester Antique Show at the Committee chairmen are as and Charles Wigren, ditions, short hours. 522-1107. RN or LPN - Full or part available. Call 872-7926. Burns said the alternative anti­ time, 7 a m. to 3 p.m. Laurel litter bill "is superior to the bottle church Thursday Feb. 6 from I to 10 follows: Mr. and Mrs. George Committee member p.m. and Friday from 1 to 9 p.m. (Jharles Boggini said he PHONE FROM Home to ser­ Manor, Chestnut Street, 649- DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis­ 36 JV 39 40 bill.” He said it would do more to Dickie, chairmen; Mrs, Patrick vice our customers in the 4519. tant - for orthodontic office. REALTORS preserve the environment and at a Proceeds from the show support Mitchell, hosts and hostesses; Mrs. expects 100 former Manchester area. Flexible Vernon Circle area, far 'less cost to consumers and educational scholarships for needy Herbert Meier, Mrs. George classmates and friends will hours. Super earnings. 249- MEDICAL SECRETARY / experienced preferred, P.O. students and other church projects. Thurber, Mrs. Robert Locke and attend. 7773. Bookkeeper, no shorthand Box 2356, Vernon Conn. 06066. GROUP 1: A select association of REALTORS serving the greater business. required. Manchester About 30 New England antique Mrs. Robert Eschmann, sandwich Manchester area with more advertising expertise, Connecticut's biggest environmen­ WANTED - Gas station atten­ Physicians office. Monday EMERGENCY MEDICAL Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 tal lobbying group compared passage dealers will display and offer for sale shop; Robert Eschmann, Invitation dant, full or part time. thru Friday, 9 a m. to 5:30 Technicians - Full time impact and efficiency for both buyers and sellers. of the Bottle bill to Mo.ses reaching the various items including clocks, arrangements; Mr. and Mrs. Mature, responsible person p.m. Experience preferred. openings for area ambulance EMPLOYER STATE OF promised land. jewelry, primitives, furniture, china, Douglai Atwell, publicity; Mrs, Clif­ To Bid for bird shift. References. Send resume to Box Z, service. Current E.M.T. cer­ SALES AGENT CONNECTICUT - Court of and glas.swarc. Call 871-1698. Manchester Herald, tificate required. Call 649-5199 Common Pleas, Family ford Hansen, treasurer. Sealed bids will be received Manchester. between 8 a m. and 6 p.m. in the Office of The Director Relations Department MANCHESTER WANTED position: Assistant Family of General Services, 41 Center We need a dynamic man or woman to sell our exclusive M A C C news Street, Manchester, Connec­ Relations Officer. $11,340 an­ By NANCY CARR calendars and an extensive line of advertising nually. College graduate. ticut until April 17, 1978 at specialties/business gifts. If you have a past history of Equal Opportunity Employer. 11:00 a.m. for the following: sales success or wish to begin a career in sales, you can Submit resume to State of The Manchester Area each of us, a re.sponsibility EMERGENCY benefit from one of the most lucrative commissions Connecticut, J.S.R. P.O. Box Conference of Churches rising evil of Nazism was, in interreligious dialogue GENERATORS (2) ah e H e ra ld 155, New Britian, Conn. 06050. to one another — a respon­ structures in our industry. 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Call 742-6946 ZINSSER AGENCY PHILBRICK AGENCY (NBC-TV) on four con­ theologians and scholars munity join together in 41 Center Street, Manchester, sp*oa. ThMM, rtMmM, •Motor Vehicle •House Goaings Box 502, Manhasset, New York 11030.______nroii • notary Men’s • HTomwi't Wear today for interview. No secutive nights, Sunday, have begun to grapple urging you to watch .Study guides based on Connecticut. *««•«. SWtli, Stanra, •wills •Other Matters. obligation. "Holocaust." This series the film will be available in Town of Manchester, 119 Boot Contor Btroot, 4Mm.PMIaASuni XTTONEYSmDin.aiUR 646-1511 646-4200 April 16 (8-11 p.m.), Mon­ more intensely with the Monohoitar lkevbKlir,lin day, Tuesday, April 17 and crucial 20th Century ques­ provides us with an oppor­ the MACC office and the Connecticut Hmw e4S-S133 BABYSITTER Wanted - Part EARN VACATION Money - Robert B. Weiss, 172W Ssracs $t M3-n57 742-7766 (Covsntiy) 18 (9-11) p.m. and tion of why church opposi­ tunity to involve con­ synagogue. time mornings, Westwood Sell Lisa low priced jewelry gregations at all levels in a 085-03 General Manager area. Call 646-0580 anytime. Call for Catalog. FREE 800- Wednesday, April 19 (9- tion and resistance to the 631-1258. 11:30 p.m.). "Holocaust" discussion of "Why?" PIANO TUNING PLANT holocaust was not stronger RUSSELL’S CASHIERS AND Counter •••••••••••••••••••••••••• offers to all men of faith an and more effective The challenge of NOTICE FOLEY-BAKtRINC. AR ER miN SH F Help - must be 18 or over. Call watching the film and Feyteare (mtiwiMnt tenlem 6 6 68 8 0 IWAPU M@bil MAINTENANCE Manchester Drive-In, 649- Butinesa Opportunity 14 opportunity to: iv!*e»-PtadriM4nabdua)a Aaoouneat appelnimantt 1. gain some insight into Some weeks ago 1 was attempting to an.swer some PUBLIC HEARING Warn ■ flyn • ac9«0» H i aeeaplad Tuaa. timi Frl., t a.m. to Super Service,lnc. 6000. Evening 649-5900. lV|MlNrii 5:10 pm. Walt-Int Mai t a.m. lo OAS - OIL - LUBRICATION - Part Time SMALL ENGINE Service a planned governmental fortunate enough to altend hard questions could lead ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION Tamm of SpmclalUU - AcesasoRiss Corporation • expexpanding BOARD OF DIRECTORS 5 pm. RN or LPN - Full or part dealer netwe program In which ap­ the annual Scholar's lo much-needed frank SBTHeMXI CORNXR OAK A SPNUCX STS. —TIMS AND SATTiRISS Local company naada aomtona time, 7 a m. to 3 p.m. Laurel York. No Conference on the Cliurcli rcllcchon on critical moral TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT with good machanical ability to Manor, Chestnut Street, 649- experience necessary. proximately one-third of ptrform tqulpmanl pravantivo Complete training program, all the Jews in the world Struggle and the Holocaust and spiritual questions of Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of and rtpaira on a part tima baafa, 4519. aovariN daya par waak. Soma $500, investment required to were exterminated — a in New York. 1 came away our own time Questions Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the start your own business Ideal Hearing Room at the Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Plant Maintananca axparlanca MECHANIC WANTED for crime without precedent in from the many hours and whose answers are im­ moat holpful General truck repairs, must for retired or part time. Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, April 11, 1978, at 8:00 P.m ! MORNEAU LAWN A WJ. IRISH D etails on request. Mr, history. sessions (during which perative and delermative THIS IS A p e r m a n e n t to consider and act on the following: CARRY NATIONS GARDEN EQUIPMENT INC. have experience, must have Barker. ESCAA Field learned men presented as we build the future of 643-1305 INSIfflANCE AGENCY PART TIME POSITION own tools, excellent working 2. exam ine our own Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Grsvsiy Trsetors Training Division Box 619,. $64,900. Manchester. Seven room Raised Ranch under con­ I Manchester — Very clean 6'/4 room Colonial In rare price papers containing im­ our children. For AU Your CaU Collect: Mr. Travis conditions. All fringe benefits. collective and individual 1977-78, Highway Division - $17,680.13 to be financed from FINE LUNCNES Sales. Parts and Service For appointment call 688-2233. Wading River. New York. struction by Joseph Swensson Jr. in the prime Porter Street range. New roof, now heating systems, new kitchen, pressive research and Even better, may we bnw N fa*r 1 Ml It insuronce Needs! 643-0152 11792. I at- conscience. Can such a Federal Disaster Grant already received. 423-6351 .... For Appointmanl area (Pilgrim Lane). 2'/, baths, rec room with fireplace, huge Ifached garage. Traffic-free dead-end street. Offered at$41.- painstaking statistical suggest that the inclusion mind shattering tragedy Elizabeth Intagliata fTUEFMiE M64050 SUPER TIRE ENG. CO. PART TIME Position. rear deck and more. |900. ever happen again? Can it analysis) convinced that of Jews and Christians of 369 Prograaa Driva Available lunch hours and ROUTS BUSINESS Secretary, Board of Directors Manchatlar Industrial Park evenings. Apply Dairy Queen. happen here? the failure of the Christian all traditions in such dis­ Manchester. Connecticut S2500 INVESTMENT Church to confront the cussion groups could result Tired of that Worn 242 Broad Street. Manchester. (CAN START PART TIME) WARREN L HOWLAND, INC. Last week, 1, along with Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 28th day of March 1978 DOG BROOMING Light, piMMnt, EXTREMELY LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES Out Shapef Cur Profaatlonal Staff la several other religious 082-03 Exptrtanead In Afl Phaata of Pat WEEKEND Supervisor Nurse PROFITABLE BUSINESS r«- leaders across the state, JscLPisllMnOln A Show Qrooming. Try Ua, Cur - 7 a.m to 3 p.m. Experienced •toeking local atoraa, tic., wHh a 643-1108 ALL AROUND Machines! NATIONALLY FAMOUS 70 lAlex Matthew 649-4003 Joe Lombardo had an opportunity to RNANCHESTER AUTO Raputatton Bpaaka For ItaaffT preferred. Vernon Manor Wanted - With welding Health Care Facility, 180 YEAR OLD FOOD product wMch preview the first three- ROOT REPAIR SKRDiUE KOMIS experience. Combination tool la a HOUSEHOLD WORD IN Boarding. Training, Pat Supplies Regan Road, Vernon. AMERICA, la contumad by tha hour segment of the film. in N« n. M34117 457 Main 8t. Rt. S6. Habron 22S-90S9 maker and setter for presses, Manchettsr THOUSANDS DAILY In thia SPRIN6 INTO SPRING - During a break one of those o47*1167 milling and drill machines. community, and anjoya Apply at: Wesco Industries, 60 present asked if Eric Dorf, LIFETIME REPEAT SUSINESS. (with Splmdorl) Biawell Road. JES Industrial NO SELLING the fictions, ambitious p MANCHESTER RO-VIC INC. MY TYRE MAN Park, off Route 5, South Wind­ AS PRODUCT (BIGGEST NAME $59,900 young German lawyer, RUIBER STAMPS Haadqaaitatt For Ul Your sor, Conn, Equal Opportunity IN FOOD INDUSTRY) IS PRE­ ONLY! Papar Maadt; “A Friendly Place Employer. BOYS SOLD THRU EXTENSIVE, reminded us of anyone. 6Blase«8L 64S-4469 CONTINUOUS ADVERTISING * MUHTtHO lo Re-Tyre" James Dean someone im­ • SaaWaae./ MACHINIST - If you have at ON TV. RADIO. MAGAZINES, mediately exclaimed and • nuaun tram n OSaUiSIlKTMl 387 BROAD 8T. least 2 years experience in set NEWSPAPERS. ETC.. • tim uvm o lor &6IRLS (COMPANY PRODUCT SALES we all nodded. The tid/ai FIttai TnpKtat 445 SHILOON NO. ZTTl 643-2444 up and operating a variety of IN EXCESS OF 2 BILLION machine shop equipment, we a m FOR THE DOLLARS ANNUALY). Not one of us would are interesterd in discussing NUNaiSIER HERIIU CONSISTS OF COLLECTING suggest that Dean was in this opportunity with you. FOR MERCHANDISE SOLO SU-DEB COIN 0 0 . This position requires FROM 5:30 PM to AND REPLENISHING 4-BAY C A R WASH any way capable of lOLTON OIL CO. QUINN’S Blueprint Reading and the INVENTORY (FROM CAR). Brick, masonry building 72x54. Land 100x226. Level and ■hoicest Meats In Toim s u n MSI IS, Ik x a REQUIREMENTS: Muat aaptra lo Eight room Raised Ranch, three or lour bedrooms, 2Vi baths, wall-to- devising or participating in ■ m F u sI Oil Co» •MffBiGiirTa ability to make and repair paved. All city utilities, 10 years old. Zoned for general T4t MAIN ST. MANCNISTSN tools and fixtures. We offer INCOME OF wall, stove, hood and dishwasher. Two car garage, maintenance the planning of such That 86766 Y o u •*t Itakaa natart napakaW S2S.OOO YR. UP saving aluminum siding, fireplace. All this and more on*a 260' deep Ms-ms company paid insurance Earn Money business. Qood for car wash, bus stop, rental car, fast food, atrocities as USDA CHOICE mm-jrngjmam, M o n a y su it IISIIM SSSfUB hava aorvleaabla ear, START "Mini-Estate” lot. Oh, yes, three zone baseboard heat. Call now, won’t etc. Price $75,000. This Is leas than appraised value. "resettlement" (concen­ QiMSt MMS2I package, major medical Prizes A Trlpsll IMMEDIATELY N aocoplad. Sub­ Seai*bhNi|k|nM llNliMNr9ltt,lwkNlM coverage, pension program, mit proof of roqidrad $2900 for tration camps), "con­ u i m p -siI mm, 6 4 6 -3 5 2 3 (Opae Oaky, Claaad Pridaya) Q. and to paid holidays. Please • Invantory NOW bi tha bank (at tainment,' "independent apply at: Wesco Industries, 60 tkna of raapondfng). BELFIORL REALTOR KEITH REAL ESTATE Jewish territories" (War­ DELMONICO STEAKS Bidwell Road, JES Industrial CALL JEANNE For IntarTtaw, alala apacfSc ttma NOW avallabla to aarvlea ac> 647-1413 saw ghetto), final solution Park, off Route 5, South Wind­ 647-0046 counta (daya, avaninga, 646-4126______imT-FlUOEf ^ • x p p m ijmltfd sor, Conn. Ek]ual Opportunity iextermination). UIMRERIIMT HUVYDUTY $Hiw Mini h m r' waahanda). Yaar car and phorta OR ROASTS Employer. numbar. Nonetheless, we found the VEHNON CARKTCUIINIIt Wrtta Boa BS c/o tMa papar. Y COLONIAL combination of ruthless 671-2249 “SprrlmUmin,iK Wmttia Wmir "‘u S T n M S * ambition, lack of moral or SM IRm FOR ALL YOUR REJIL ESTATE NEEDS DOMESTIC Residential & Comnercial m in s K n n m i MANY PEOPLE only dream spiritual discernment, the 71 WbMiser A*e„ (RL 61) BSB4iMB i GO WITH THE WINNER of owning their own business. ability to close one's eyes 646-3489 Perhaps it's time for you la, Rosalie BrunettI CALL and "just follow orders" pursue that dream. I have BOILED HUM lb. I Snelling & Snelling | over 1.000 businessess for sale Carm BrunettI all too familiar to the by owners. Many for Colby BycholskI American scene In fact, EOMARttS' OANraj TUVEL Fir (My WorM^ LargMt EmployfMnl MinrleB minimum down. For free Bob Gorman we shared a sense that brochure write: Interstate MassmtagUnles I OVER 970 OFHCE8 COAST TO COAST ^ apathy combined with the Business Marketing. P.O. Box Anthony Ricci *2.90 Per Monds]f ■a AND WE HAVENT SCRATCHED ^ % 1888, Pueblo. Colo. 81002. •XaarMSMMN CieaA TlMn Frank SplleckI 'Tm not my brother's P THE SURFACE YETI , | keeper and anyhow he's not c m S sTII tsS i i Yow Ad Cbk SERVICE BUSINE.SS - With Residential We believe that this home Is one of the better buys on the " Ml LCanlsr 8t " ^ The World's Largest Employment Service is seeking a % $800 a week income available my brother, he’s a Jew, or ‘to iNM taYw r 'MsneUssIsr 646-lOlt' B# H6T6..., ^ qualified individual or couple to OWN and OPERATE Commercial market todayl What started out as a modest sized Ranch has a black or ftierto Rican or in this area. A cash business. iMcome an B '/t room Contemporary Colonial. As built, this ^ their own Employment Service Center in Manchester. Minimum investment Industrial whatever" all too familiar HIGHLAND PARK MARKET required, 203427-0550. 203-481- home was a 4'/2 room Ranch with carport... later expanded % Experience is not important, our training will take care even in our lives. of that. Common sense and management ability are, 9544. Investment Properties to Include 4 full, second floor bedrooms. We now have an easily affordable home that should be dear to the heart of a Remind us that "the only 5 however, a must. Sales and Market Evaluations 317 Highland Stroat PESESKD s s J B S S i,^ICL LONG ESTABLISHED young and growing family. Don't overlook Itl It’s an un­ thing necessary for 6 Minimum investment (including franchise fee) is $15,000. Hestaurant - In Downtown triumph of evil is for good miDM! I Call Gana Scott COLLECT at 215/886-1190, | Manchester. Excellent family FJ. SPILEOd, bic., Realtors believable $39,900. men to do nothing" (Ekl- Manchester • 646-4277 Call TYm «t or Jm I P.O. Box 632, Fox Pavilion, iiperalion. Inclues equipment. p Jankintown, Pa. 19046 | Owner anxious. Call for 649-2813W0LVEBT0N AGENCY mund Burke). We have. a lM $ - 4 n i details. Lombardo k 643-2121 AN 1X 1DES- A.ssociates. 649-4003. PAGE TWELVE- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancberter, Conn., Mon., April 3. 1978 ACROSS psrtidos Answer to PrevkKit Puzzle W 'C H E ^ B 2 Normandy 1 Msntsl invtslon day uauiBiuunEi conponsnt 3i Soaks in D D s I n B—/ WantMf 2( ITiMMf io 0uf 4f AiitM Sato Sf Aiiloa FOr Sato ChariM M. Schultz 6 f (PQ 4 Oosssrt □ D O liT i 4 A c M S S 6 Proufor DGE lI T f t j B Lupiito □ □ n n m t m m Dear Abby naymont oHDDnQd incinciGifii )«INSIiaill6 SaUNG? 7 Sessip 6 Itslian A. t a x |MceMT*VE We can guarantee the lOBouquM □at:] nnnn d d q h VOLKSWAGEN volcsno □□□□ □□□□ □□□ SALE of your bouse at ^ {or over 1/1 century. Savitt By Abigail Van Buren 12 Hit bHHsrd 7 Small island bsH □DQDCID □□□□□□ IS THE SAME OVER, IP you IhlSuLHTif FAIR MARKET VALUE P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 3S 8 Maks untidy m n a in n a c ] 'THEVl WHAT WA5^ "s|)(TV-EI6HT 10^ or we can ADVANCE the ^ l u m Street, Hartford, 527- DIESEL 14 South (FrJ 8 Tims zon* n a n □ □ □ muEdu 15 CsHfotnis MANA6ER?WH0Ut0N? PIP (THE SCORE?) .^N O T H IN G J M i5 tff2 PucIctTZ Bi/r amount of your present (• b b rj □□□a ■ □□□□nnciE] Immediate Delivery! wins district 11 Mtssursd □ □ □ d l a D D EQUITY until sold. Please 16 Inner (petf.) LUCKV!! 13Triflo RlAlhl ISiTlel IT X 'M LAIWO call our office for details. DEAR ABBY: What is your opinion of a man who is so 17 Lsndins b o it 52 Miles Per Gallon 19 Ottrichliks order 44 Church No obligation. □ RENTALS “m ad»” that he flatly refuses to help his wUs with 16 Proesdura bird 30 Ctmoroon council UNpEftiAieilR DOe^lW 'T anything that is connected with honsework. He says, 20 Doisn Isu J. WATSON BEACH CQ. 21 Recent (prefix) tribe 46 Rid REALTOnS mI s 4/so h Stock— 1978 “ That’s women's work." th rs tfp l.) RMSntolMn M7«tl Rooms for Annt 22 A rib (dttof. 23 Leaders in 35 infringe 46 (nstrumenls of (/!/»< 4-» 5 2 We have no children and both work, but he insista that I power -- ProtowlomI Rm I CiM t tsin's dotnsin 38 Vast period of Hawaii Ssrvic* For Neely M Vooro get up earlier than I ordinarily would in order to blow-dry 24 Biblical land THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 24 Unit of whols time 48 Source of RABBITS— DASHERS— BUSES bis hidr every morning. 25 Upon Birch House Women. Central- 26 Work estlls 40 Go to court iodine He thinks it’s a wife's duty to pick up after her husband, 30 Eloctrifiod psr- 27 Christian ly located. Downtown holidty 41 Common 49 Unburden so he leaves his dkty socks, underwear and sUrta all over ticio Manchester. Kitchen SCIR0.CC0S— CAMPERS 26 Existence practice 50 Sediment HouMhold Qoodt the house. He says Us mother was his fether's " ^ v s , ” end 31 Mstrie weight BI-Foc«ls — By Ruth Marcus 40 privileges. Call 64»-2358. (Let) 43 Smell temple 61 Doctrine be eqiects me to be hisi (•bbr.) 29 Indefinite in ol cloth 53 Slogan REFRIGERATORS 32 Time zone PLEASANT ROOM for As a working wife I contribute equaUy to the household (•bbr.) Washers, ranges, used, 1 2 3 4 B 6 7 6 • working gentleman. Kitchen TOLLAND COUNTY expenses and think I should be treated as an equal, but I'm 33 Stout itiek w in n in g t h e guaranteed and clean. New AND V€ OONT HAVE privileges, parking, near bus I not. H s "old world” upbringing has given him this "madm" . 34 Four, Ronisn 10 11 12 13 14 shipment damaged, GE and third p r iz e n AM Y OF THE PRI2ES- i r line, references required. 647- attitude, and it's about to drive me to the divorce court. 36 Cigsr rosiduo Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. 9033. Any suggestions? 37 Hiutboy IB IS 17 a r a i t u e is A N D A Pearl and Son, 649 Main VOLKSWAGEN A CAR, A b o at , a SLAVE 39 Abuse IB 19 3. 21 e x c it in g / Street, 643-2171. Main Street, BRIGHTLY FURNISHED 42 Roumbllng COLOR TV, A yWOVIE T C R O N 643-2171. Route 83, Vernon-Manchester Line fl Room - Central location, DEAR SLAVE: You're working, right? You ooatribnte bons 22 F R Y w e m N / kitchen privileges, gents only, 46 Droll CAM ERA ... equally to the household e ^ n s e s , right? You me a “ Jsve” Sears portable dryer - Harvest reference and security 47 Lot In W itsr 24 2B 27 21 26 by your own deflnHion, r i^ t ? Gold. Very good condition. required. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. 51 Irritsts 1 $75. Cali 289M42 anytime. Emersou said, “Slavery ia an fautttntka far convertiiig M E a .j 649-2638 62 Indlsn of Ptru 11 1■ DlOt TWO ROOMS'. Furnished, 219 men into monkeys.” That goes far women, too, right? So 54 Psraphomslii 33 3. 3. KfVMU USED COUCH and Lounge Center Street, One room at quit piddng up after the tyrant and tell to nee eome of 55 V izit 111 ■ chair. Good condition. tS i. 211 Center Street. that hot air he'e full of to blow-dry hie own hair. 66 Rod win* 37 40 41 Call 643-1172. 1972 CADILLAC Coupe de (P.S. A oounaalor might be able to save your marriage, 57 Othorwito 11 Trucks tor Solo 62 42 43 Aportmoate For Rent 53 Ville - 62,000 miles. Original. but Tm not optimlatic about your diancaa o f gwitlwg your 58 Intsrmsdiat* KITCHEN APPLIANCES - $1800. Call 647-9137. Iprsfix) Nomas for Sa/a 23 Homot for Sato 33 Horn** fo r Solo 23 Buolnooo Proporty 26 1974 FORD COURIER Pickup husband there.) 4B 46 46 49 50 Dining room and bedroom set. LOOKING for anything in real 59 Tint 1 -35,000 miles. Can be seen at SI Call 5692220 anytime, keep estate rental - apai^ents, 1971 FORD Station Wagon - eOSUko S2 S3 S4 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermaar HEBRON - Delightful 6 room MANCHESTER - For lease. 801 P a r k e r S tr e e t DEAR ABBY; This may not seem like much of a trying. homes, multiple dwellings, no Automatic transmission, Ranch home. Custom built 13,000 square feet of industrial Manchester, or call Robb at’ problem but it's very serious to me. My wife chews her 6S S6 57 7 " fees. Call J.D. Real Estate power steering and brakes, DOWN family kitchen, spacious space. Springier system, am­ 6496400. 8:30 to 5:00. fingernails. Her fingers are constantly in her mouth. They I'M GETTING ^ rP LIKE TO TRV IT WOULP BE A VOU VE BEEN What is your Property Worth? living room, fireplace, 3 SEWING MACHINES - Trade Associates,, Inc. 6491980. low mileage. $1100. Call 649 SB 59 60 ple parking. Call Arthur are now infected and smell bad. So does her breath. The 1 Chargod STALE.' I NEEP BACKPACKING.' , NICE CHANGE FOR Y in sale. Straight stitch and xig- 2130 after 5 p.m. —J PACKING IT IN We will inspect your property and suggest an asking bedrooms, bath and Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Motorcycloe-BIcycleo 84 tips of her fingers are always red and inflamed. She must A NEW HOBBV.'y (NtWSPAPtn PiTENPmSt ASSN I MDU, BERNARP.' price. (No obligation.) lavoratory, den, garage, zag machines, from $^. and ^MANCHESTER - Main FRONT FOR Beach Co., Manchester Of­ up. All machines have a Tull PORSCHE - 1970, 914 , 58,000 be a wreck inside to do this to herself. exceptionally located on 1 1/2 fice, 647-9139. Street, 3 room apartment, VEARS.' Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY! 11 one year guarantee on parts I heated, hot water, appliances, miles, mags, radials, ready■eady She is otherwise attractive and well-dressed. The acre well landscaped lot. ~ r and service. Includes free in­ '^^rkiqg, no pets P u r ity . 523- for restoration. $1800. Call ★ ★ paradox is that she wears very beautiful, expensive 0 Horse bam (horse included) [REALTORS - MLS PACKAGE STORE - For sale\ structions. Manchester 6491110. jewelry on those unsightly hands. It's a shame. shed, riding tractor, wood in a growing suburban area.) HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 Win at Bridge Sewing Center, 249 Broad FX-1200 - Built by factory No names please. is a small town. PASEK 289-7475 stove, 30 foot rec room in Phone 742-8616 after three. / J j basement, convenient to Street, 649-0545. FOUR ROOM Apartment - 426 1969 MERCURY COUGAR - engineer. Branch heads, LAST RESORT BOB BURNSIDE A V L - EAST HARTFORD school bus. 20 minutes to Broad Street, no appliances, New battery and rear shocks, Barnett clutch, aluminum Early planning scores win Momberi Natloiuil Aiiodallon o) Real Ealata Boarda and Coniwcticul Pratt t i Whitney, many many WE BUY AND SELL Used $155. Security aeposit. $495. or best offer. Call 569 rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ DEAR LAST: Your statement: “She must be a wreck 3159 after 5 p.m. AasoclaUnn ol Raaltori. Inc. Alio mndbar of the Hartford Board of extras. Low, low $50’s. Act Roiort Properly 27 furniture. One piece or entire Married couple no pets. 649 buretor, balanced blue printed inside to do this to herself,” is the key to the problem. First to get rid of one club loser. houseful. Cash on the line. Baal ton, Mancheiter and Verfion Multiple Llillng Service, fast, beat the spring buyers. 4751. motor, transmission. 871-2511. she needs to find out why she's into such self-destructive Then he ruffed a spade in his Donald S. Gale Real Estate, COVENTRY - 3 room summer Furniture Barn. 646-0865. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - behavior before she can overcome it. Psychotherapy ia the NORTH t/3-A own hand.” MANCHESTER - 3 rooms 2nd New exhaust, good 485 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ cottage. Porch, drilled well, solution. ♦ A K 65 Alan: “ From then on the “SUafiuJaAA A-3 floor. Excellent location, no mechanical condition, $900. ★ ★ MANCHESTER - Vcrplanck SIX ROOM CAPE - Centrally ford, 528-6280, 2897939. treed lot, $8,500. Hayes Corp. W A 10 9 play was easy. South led a 646-0131. pets. Security deposit. Call 6499868. « 10 3 School, Remodeled 4 bedroom located, 2 to 4 bedrooms, |37,- □ MISC. FOR SALE HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1966 DEAR ABBY: You invited readers to express their diamond. East won and 5691054 after 6 p.m. 6 8 6 4 3 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawranct Colonial. I 1/2 baths. First 900. Call 646-4877. XLCH Sportster, engine com­ views on writing or phoning to thank a hostess after a played out two high clubs. floor laundry, carpeted. Treed party. I implore you to stress w ritin g instead of calling. A WEST ElAST South ruffed high and led Loio-Lonel lor Solo 24 Articlee lor Sele 41 CENTRALLY LOCATED - pletely rebuilt, custom frame, As THE McKEB INPU5TRIE5 lot. 16x32 Inground pool. $45,- MANSFIELD - 9 room Pool Estate Wonted THUMB COUNTY phone call is both ridiculous and redundant. ♦ J983 6Q10 74 another diamond. Back ,..A ROOFTOP lookout SPOTS AND 28 One bedroom apartment. paint, exhaust, everything is EXECUTIVE JET RETURNS TWENTY MINUTES LATER THE PILOT 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- Garrison Colonial. 19 acres, W 8 5 3 » 2 came a fourth club. South r e p o r ts THE PLANE'S ARRIVAL'. COLUMBIA - 2 wooded acres, ALUMINUM sheets used as Heat, hot water included. No show chrome. $2200. Call 644- Example: (Guest): “You had such a lovely party last TO THE PLANT a ir f ie l d - STARTS HOME-AND IS TAILED FROM 0131. 1400 foot road frontage, VOUtSWIMEN ruffed high again, then view of lake, $19,000. Other ALL CASH For your property, printing plates, .007 thick, 8367. night, etc.” ♦ Q 976 4 e AK8 a f t e r FLVINfi DAFFODIL FIRST Alert,. THE MOMENT HE LEAVES THE FIELD! former dog kennel, $72,5)0. children or pets. Security, R O U TE S3, within 24 hours. Avoid Red 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for (Hostess); I’m so glad you could come, etc.” ♦ 7 ♦ K Q J 10 9 -ruffed his last diamond, P0BRIN9 TO A SAFE HIOINO ’OKAV.ISEE I.essenger Sells, 646-8713, parcels available. Lessenger Call after 6 p.m. 643-0580. Vtmon-MaflchMtor Un« MANCHESTER - South &lls, 6468713. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes $1. Phone 643-2711. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville (Guest); “Your diimer was delicious, etc.” SOUTH cashed dummy's two PLACE... HIS CARl...WE’LL Farms area, near Martin trumps and made the last Corporation, 6460131. TWO ROOM APARTMENT - ___ 349^2338 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and (Hostess): “We loved having you, etc.” 6 2 School, 6-year-old Cape, HENRY STREET AREA - 6 1873 TOTOT* CaiC* 82496 trick with his king of UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub third floor, stove, rack. $1,750. 289-4042. As for those who neither write nor phone: Well, those V KQ J764 McCarthy Built. 3 bedrooms, room aluminum sided Cape, 3 •••••••••••••••••••••«•••• SELLING your house? Call us 4 cyl., automatic, rod. trumps.” Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, refrigerator, all utilities fur­ lazy, ignorant people don’t deserve to ever be invited ♦ J52 1 tk baths, dining room, family bedrooms, formal dining, Builnooi Proporty 20 first and we ll make you a 1873 ran 6aM tomm Oswald: "If South had for­ Brownies, nurses. East nished, no pets, no children, WktON 11886 1977 MOPED - Excellent con­ again, and that is my personal policy! ♦ A52 room, flreplacraliving room, carpeting, garage, deep trert cash offer. T.J,, Crockett, Catholic School. 6491225. dition. 600 miles. Must sell! gotten to ruff that spade lot, $42,500. Owner 649-8213. MANCHESTER - For sale $165. Call 6492236. Blue, V-8, automadc, pow. afeer ENGLISH LADY IN N.J. Vulnerable: Both carpeting, garage, deck etc. Realtor, 643-1577. X 1878 rardTA nCKUP S3388 Best offer. Call 6492094, after early he would have been On large nicely landscaped Commercial building and Dealer: East left with king and a small TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - EAST HARTFORD -5V5 4 cylinder. 4 speed, brown. 6:00 p.m. lot. 157 600. Owner. 646-8571 ANDOVER - Lovely country liquor store. Call for details. trump. West would have IMMEDIATE Cash for 'your Good condition. Good for rooms, no pets or utilities. 1876 in« RAI8IT $2786 West North Eazt South Principles Only. lots surround these spacious 6 Marlon E. Robertson Realtor, 4 cyl., automatic. AM-FM radio, property. Let us explain pur plating, or welding. Call 649 1977 KAWASAKI KZ 1000 - 16 2W held 8-5 of trumps and room Contemporary homes. 2 643-5653. Security deposit. Call 28 92028 sunroof, yellow. fair proposal. Call 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. anytime. Like new condition. Must sell! Pass 4W Pass Pass scored his eight spot by baths, deck, basement, gar­ Belfiore,, 647-1’-1413. Any reasonable offer con­ Pass overruffing.” age. Call for details. Barbara MANCHESTER - Ideal for of­ BUY WOOD NOW for next WE PAY $10 For complete sidered. Call 6492094, after BosettI, 6498716. J. Watson fice or business. Concrete ROCKVILLE - Clean five KEEP SMILING MAY WE BUY youiy home? year ind save! Any length. rooms in private 2 family junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 6:00 p.m. Opening lead: 4> 7 Beach Co., Manchester Of­ brick building. 2712 square Quick, fair, all casp and no Auto Body, 5291990. Astro-grapli (tiljQ Bai'iyjjlKfa Allay Oop — Dave Qraua Call 74%8886 or 742-9024. home. New stove and KEEP HAPPY fice, 647-9136. Equal Housing feet, $42,500. P.J. Correnti problems. Call Warren E. HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1975 refrigerator. Adults, or By Oswald Jacoby Opportunity. Realtor, 6465252. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. XLCH, 4700 miles, all stock, BERNICE BEDE 080L NCR CASH REGISTER - working couple, no children, 1970 MAVERICK - 6 cylinder, and Alan Sontag A Hawaiian asks what we standard transmission, good top condition, must sell, best Reconditioned, with many no pets. 8793761. Oswald: “ We all know lead with: totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., running condition. $395. 649 offer. 2899321 or 6492194. LEO (July 23*Aug. 22) An unex­ pected surprise comes through about the man who paints 228-3957. THREE R(X)M Apartment - 7935. 1977 HARLEY DAVIDSON - a family contact today. There is himself into a corner by PAKQJxiiiix 3rd floor, heat and appliances something of material value starting in the wrong spot. BUSINESS & SERVICE 1969 PONTIAC Custom S - FXE $3,700. Color brown, ♦ A K x MOLDED FORMICA top and included. $175. Monthly. One associated with the incident. Bridge players do the same Power steering, radio, needs excellent condition. Call 529 « ------paneled bar with two shelves month security, no pets or VtRQO (Aag. 23-Sept. 22) if they don’t do their plan­ body work, $395. or best offer. 1124. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. children, 97 Weils Street. You're better equipped today ning early.” 6492503, 643-0057. We .pen seven hearts and Immediate occupancy. Call April 4. 1978 to handle situations of a mental Alan: “ South’s two-heart NEW HOME Sewing Machine 6490423. MOPED - Puch maxi's, nature than you are to cope after two passes our right- Be alert for many lucky breaks bid was one of those weak - white and aqua, new cabinet, FORD GALAXY 500 - Body excellent condition, less than with physical ones. Deal in hand opponent bids seven that come your way business- jump overcalls you invented attachments, $100. Cali fair. Engine good. Best offer 150 miles. $395. or best offer. ideas where possible. spades. MANCHESTER - 3 room wise in the year ahead. They almost fifty years ago, but anytime 5692348. by April 15th. Call 6492170 646-4166, evenings. LIBRA (Sept. 23*Oct. 23) Some This is an old Lee Hazen apartment - centrally located, could come and go in a flash, North d ecid ^ to take his a^ l^nces, no pets, security. after 6:00 p.m., ask for David. pretty fancy shifting about is joke hand. You should lead a DIRECTORY so be prepared to act immedi­ partner to game in spite of diamond, but it turns out WHITE BRICK Free standing Automotlye Service 88 takihg place today with some ...... ately old techniques you had. This that." that the ace of hearts lead •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace with mantle and 1977 DODGE ASPEN Wagon - ARIES (March 21-April 19) Serylcoo Ollorod 31 Servicoe Ottered 31 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• could prove highly profitable. Oswald: “ South took his would be the one to beat - 4-S Servleee Ottered 31 accessories, stand up dresser. 7,500 miles, V-8, am/fm, air, ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- You'll be involved in a business Bullding-Controcting 33 Ottleet-Storeo lor Rent 55 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A ace of clubs and promptly Kitchen Aid hot water dis- radials, many extras. 872- sun specialists, factory situation today that won't be seven spades. TRAILBLAZER Tree Service pleasant surprise is in store for cashed dummy’s top spades WATERPROOFING inser, all like brand new. 4417, trained, one day service, 114 conducted along conventional (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) - Removals, pruning, topping INCOME TAX preparation at BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, you socially. Take advantage of The FlIntatonea — Hanna-Barbera Productlona Basements, foundation loved. Call Midge after 8 East Main Street, Rockville. lines, yet it will work to your chipping, hauling, land yoour home, experienced. Dan SUNSHINE small rustic barn, suitable tor it This same opportunity won't cracks, hatchways, tile lines, p.m., 568-1634. 871-1617. benefit. Find oul to whom 'Barry’s WorM' clearing. Thoughtful, Mlosier, 649329 or 525-8263. Automotivo Service 88 be knocking tomorrow. sump pumps. 30 years CONTRACTORS store or office. Parking. you're romanlicaliy suited by Thorough, Neat. Results Aluminum aiding, storms, gutters. I Inexpensive. 1-223-4460,7 a.m. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. experience! Charlie and Al, ELECTRIC MEAT Sheer $20. sending for your copy ol Astro- guaranteed. Experienced / In­ Carpentry work. Interior, exteriorl - 9 p.m. 21) Your best ideas come today 7 643-4953, 242-5915. Polntlng-Poperlng 32 painting. Electrical work Freecs-f Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents (or sured. References. 633-1092 / Car Top Luggage Carrier, $25 when you get off to a quiet timates. or best offer Call 6491718. each and a long, self- 633-9225. PAINTING - interior and place by yourself. Don't forget ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers M3-4453 or 6434)367 after 3:00 p.m addressed, stamped envelope about the sanctuary your own exterior, paperhanging, to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, TENDER LAWN CARE - and attics, moving large OFFICE Si^CE home offers. appliances. ALso stone or loam excellent work. References TWO PAIRS of bucket seats Radio City Station, N Y. 10019. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Specializing in ALL phases of Free estimates. Fully in­ Be sure to specify birth sign delivered 644-1775 from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 , FOR OFNT You may be hearing from a Lawn Maintenance. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To­ sured. Martin Mattson. 849- 250 square feet, center of friend today about an idea he •Shrubbery trimmed Clean 4431. Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 pair white. Excellent condi­ day there are some unusual tion. $50 pair 633-0131. 'Manchester, air condltloaina and has that could involve you. ups 647-W80. r^rklng. Call 643-0551. benefits for you through a COMPLETE CARPET & Tile BIDWELL Home Improve­ Even though it sounds a little installation and repairs. Free QUALITY PAINTING and partnership arrangement with ment Co. Expert installation MOVING - Selling mason far out, hear him out INCOME TAX Preparation, estimates. Call Pat, at 646 Paper Hanging by Willis an associate you don't nor­ of aluminum siding, gutters tools, snowblower, mortar AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 10 years experience, business 3745. after 5 p.m. Schultz. iMilly insured, mally deal with. and trims. Roofing installa­ mixes, lawn mower, com ­ Lady Luck is working on your and personal. Reasonable M ftc . to r Rent 58 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Dis­ major goals today, but you references 649-4343 tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- pressor. plywood, wine Home .service 563-2051 card old methods if you're must act fast Io take advantage EXPERT FURNITURE 9109 stymied by delays. Try fresh pressor, 20 gallon sprayer. MANCHESTER - Storage of her efforts. She won't stay refinishing and antique HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch Call 643-0851. approaches today to help cir­ CARPENTRY REPAIRS - Of restoration. Free estimates. painted for $150-$200 by space - 600 ^uare feet, ground very long. SPECIALIZING cleaning and level, loading platform, very cumvent roadblocks. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You all types 27 years experience E Loveland. 649-8963 scheduling now Professional CANCER (June 21-July 22) repairing chimneys, rooL new HOSPITAL BED - Good con­ reasonable, call 647-1818. will have your own special Call John Lessard 742-9059 considers any iob. 2899287, Keep your social calendar Born Loser — Art Saneom roofs Free estimates. 30 dition Please call 643-1802. ways of handling things today. BRICK. BI,OCK. .STONE ■ evenings or weekends, Don open today. A spur-of-the- Years Experience. Howlev. Employ them, no matter how WINDOW CLEANING ■ moment Invitation could turn Fireplaces, concrete 643-5361. NEW GOODALL Powridge unusual they appear. Whether it's your office, store Chimney repairs No job too ■I P LEWIS & SON - Inte^r □ AUTOMOTIVE into something rather exciting. or residence, call Quality model 2000 Portable (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) HAlJEAHAPPV/y small .Save! Call 644-8.3.56 for and exterior painting, ROOFER WILL Install roof Maintenance Inc. (or your generator, with motor mount. estimates. paperhanging, and siding or gutters for low dis­ 649-8371 Autot For Solo Bugs Bunny — HsImdshI and Btoffsl spring cleaning netnls. Fully 81 KNOUU-HOUJ remodeling Fully insured count price Call ken at 647- 0 1971 by NIA. Inc m.surcd. estimates Whv not ROTO TILLING - Uiwns and 649-9658. 1566, 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 make an appointment with us Building Supplies 42 gardens roto tilled using rear cylinders. Good condition. I DObfr UNDERS1AND IT... MV today 646-8845. PAINTING. Interior. CORNET TBVCHER SHOULD "I'm planning Ihe escape route, in case we end tiller. Average garden NATURAL STONE for Automatic. $1695, or best . have a tax audit!" $12 Call 568-6878 Exterior Best workmanship! retaining walls, veneers, offer. Call 8758537, HAJJE BEEN HERE W N O W .' CARPET INSTALLATIONS - Qualitv paint! Ixtwesl prices' Meeting-Plumbing 35 patios, etc. Pick up by the Stair shifts, repairs Carpets, Dan Shea. 646-5424 Our Boarding House — Carrol A McCormick ALTERNATORS. STARTERS [K(und or delivery by the ton. PLYMOUTH VOLARE steam cleaning. Free simates &i GENERATORS - Our work •••••••••••••••••••••••••• SEWERLINES, sink lines, Premier 1976 - blue with wood 649-6265 Bolton Notch Sione Quarry, is guaranteed, so why buy Bullding-Contrecting 33 cleaned with electric cutters, 6493163. grain, luggage rack, slant 6, CONDiTitTN m t 'ME PIFFBKENCE t h a t ;? a (SREk t elsewhere and pay more^ by professionals. McKinney •••••••••••«•••••••••••••# lo w mileage, power steering WHEN 1 CAFTNNEP iN J i. TiJ IPEK, MAJOR! WITH REWEAVINCi burs, boles Quality Auto Electric, 985 WES ROBBINS carpentry Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 and brakes, electric rear win­ VICTiOlty OVER HKRVARP.' YOU RUNNK AHEAP Zippers, umbrellas repaired Main Street, Manchester remodeling specialist. Ad­ pany, 643-5308. dow defogger, standard shift. IN THAINN6 1 T T ^ o IP FEEL LIKE Window shades, Venetian I rear I 649-8159 ditions. rec rooms, dormers, DOG-CAT BOARDING Must be seen to be ap­ LEP MV TEAM A6REVH0UNP > blinds Kevs TV (or rent built-ins, bathrooms, NO JOB TtX) Small - Toilet preciated. 6499868. ARPUNPTHE TWttK Marlow s, 867 Main St 649 bathing/grooming. Obedience • Wheel Alignment eWGW A RABBIT! , KI) S LIGHT Trucking • allies kitchens, 6493446 repairs, plugged drains, protection classes. Complete LAP AFTER LAP 5221 and cellars cleaned kitchen faucets replaced modern facilities. Canine • Front End Repair u n t il EVERXPNE vra Reasonable rates. Call 646- CUSTOM CARPENTRY ■ repaired Rec rooms, Holidav Inne, 200 Sheldon ODD JOBS 1H)NE ■ Cellars, bathroom remodeling, heat ★ ★ EWE PWPPEr H e e t h c im 1943 for free estimate Homes, Additions. Repairs. Road, Manchester. For reser­ FROM , This Funny World attics, garages, yards modernization, etc. Free NOVA -1976 Medalist - 4 door, • Brakes Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing. vations please call 6495971, FATI6UE.' cleaned, moving, trucking. LAWN SERVICE ■ Mowtng.Mowing 345-2009 Estimate gladly given M & M 22,000 miles, silver with Uiaiii (or sale laiwn service deluxe red cloth interior. • Exhaust SOMEBOOV SHOVED ‘WE BOUGHT HIM OFF* THE raktngmu and iir shrubs planted Plumbing & Heating. 6492871. IXIODLES - Guaranteed tiny No job t(Hi big or small. 568- Automatic, power steering, A NOTE UNDER VER AN' triS SIGNED FATI6UE Reliableliable. Call evenings and TIMOTHY J CONNELLY toy puppies and stud services 8522 )4\IO radials. six cylinder. Car is • Balancing H IT'^TH E M P W Y M E N T i weekends, 429-3018, Eric. Carpentry and general con­ FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ at fair prices 1-423-8789. DOOR, , *VER tracting. Residential and bing Repairs and perfect. Call 647-1601 before 3 RJDDSy.' / WHAT NEIGHBORSV EARE> A s m c f p.m. or after 6 p.m. • Lubrication. Oil Change commercial. Whether it be a Remodeling. Faucets, FREE ADORABLE Puppies D O ESir >1 FIRST.' INCOME small repair job, a custom vanities, hot water heaters. to good home. Males and • Shocks built home or anything in Prompt service, on emergen­ females. Call 643-1911. ★ ★ between, call 6491379. cies 643-7024 • Headlights TAX GERMAN SHEPHERD Cross 1969 MUSTANG - 351 A CARPENTRY & Masonry - PLUMBING. HEATING. - 1 year old. Male. FREE to Sewer Cleaning - Repairing i automatic, for parts. Etest • Radiator Repairs Additions and remodeling. good home. Good companion offer. CaU 6330131. Free estimates. Call Anthony Remodeling 24 Hour Service. and watch dog. Please call A Ci^ELL SERVICE Squillcote. 6490811. Call 2891493. Free Estimates. • State Inspections after 5. 633-9255. 1972 FIAT 850 convertible, yVA lT FOR excellent condition, $1000. • Safety Checks i k ______T)«M.T ^ ------Tt4ERE CARPENTRY ■ Repairs, Livestock 44 New paint, new tires, good CSI DIRECTORY remodeling, additions, gar­ ^ S L • tf7llrMAlK.TMMgU.Fa.lt Flooring 36 top. 6& 9 M . k u i l ages. roofing. Call David RIDING LESSONS indoor Patria, 644-1795, FLOOR SANDING and riding ring. Western stock 1973 DODGE SWINGER - 2 INCOME TAX Preparation - ALL THIS AND Short Ribo - Frank HiU refinishing. Floors like new. seat, saddle seat, and hunt door hardtop, vinyl roof, Experienced, personal ser­ LEON CIESZYNSKl Builder - (Specializing in older floors), seat. All levels 229981 7. power steering, small 8 WE ARE IN MIPPLEOP vice at your home - Dan New homes custom built, staining floors. No waxing. cylinder, automauc transmis­ TIRES TOO. A0OPHER eTAMPePE! Mosler. 649-.C329. or 525-8263 remodeled, additions, rec Gordon Products 47 sion. $1800. CaU 6494163. / AQ rooms, garages, kitchens Also ceilings and inside pain­ m remodeled, bath tile, ceement ting. John Verfaille, 6495750 3 ^ ALLAN T KEELER S lax after 6 p.m. COW MANURE - $8 and $16 1975 FIAT X-19. Green, service Tax returns done in work. Steps, dormers. loads, delivered. Gardens excellent condition, excellent G O O D / f C M t IMdXitxSmZ^lw. A-} the privacy of your home Call Residential or commercial plowed. Call after 6 p.m., 649 gas mileage. Engine and 871-1781 for appointment. Call 6494291 8731, transmission guaranteed. CaU "I look for a Job once in a while tq after 6:30 p.m., 171-974. keep my status as an unemployment statistic.'' INCOME TAX PREPARA­ CARPENTRY - Custom There's something Antiques 48 NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. TION - Experienced. At your Houses. Additions. Garages. for everyone In today’s 1970 FORD MAVERICK, 6 B ' 'I d •■;( (opposite Sears Automotive) * (R nf MM(E vixm et/lueH r AT HOME/ Roofing and Siding. Kitchens, home service. Reasonable. Classified Ads. Check WANTED. Antique furniture, cyUnder. standard shift. Good Bathrooms & repair work of OPEN '.'I'N 'u r WED Fr.' fl ' ‘ ‘S.M - 1 Call Walt Zingler for appoint­ them out lor super­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or running condition, dean in­ all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis r( 11H s ' • 6 ' 5 1 ment. 6495346. buys. other antique items. R. terior. Needs some body for an estimate, 643-6711. •Harrison, 6438709. work. $250. CaU 6432090.