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Panel Approves Another Angel Human Relations Board Local Schoolboy Baseball School Funding Plan Abandons Charlie Votes Neutrality on CD Teams Impress In Wins Page 2 HE Page 2 Page 13 Page 14 iHandipal7r Cloudy Today IS RISEN Rain Developing iE im th tg Oatallt on pago 2 Cell Transplant Vol. XCVIII, No. 164 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, April 13, IST? WASHINGTON (UPI) - In research with far-reaching im­ plications for the treatment of “Christ Is Risen!” And once again diabetes, a St. Louis researcher has overcome the immunity on Easter Morn, the miracle of His barrier and transplanted insulin- producing cells from healthy to U.S. Silent -resurrection brings joy and diabetic rats. The development moves inspiration, as we gather together researchers a step close 'in the long effort to develop a way to use in the house of the Lord, with our cell transplanation as an alternate On Charges means of delivering insulin to families and friends...to worship, humans whose bodies do not produce enough of the hormone to to rejoice, to give thanks for His regulate their sugar levels. But Dr, Paul E, Lacy, director gift of life everlasting. May this of pathology at Washington Of Spying University, emphasized that Eastertide bless each of us with several formidable obstacles still CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) In Washington, the State Depart­ must be overcome before doctors — South Africa expelled three U.S. ment was officially mum on the infinite trust in the goodness of can try the techniques in humans. Air Force personnel for spying with charges, but one senior official said, the ambassador's plane. Washington "With the current domestic scan­ life, hope for the future and faith in did not deny the charges, but dals, the South African government Carter Aloof suggested the South Africans needed needed a scapegoat, and it chose the the spiritual truths that sustain us. SAPELO ISLAND, Ga. (U P I)- a “scapegoat" to draw attention higge.sl one around." President Carter is staying aloof from its own explosive domestic The official was referring to what from a growing consensus among scandal. South Africans have come to call the his economic advisers that Prime Minister Pieter W. Botha, in Muldergate scandal, after former In­ another interest rate increase is a special television address ap­ formation and Interior Minister Con­ needed to slow down inflation, ac­ parently designed to embarrass the nie Mulder, accused of mastermin­ cording to his aides. United States, said Ambassador ding a $73 million slush fund to buy — The aides said Thursday William B. Edmondson’s personal foreign support for South Africa ano The Church Points The Way To Godf Treasury Secretary Michael Reechcraft plane was fitted with a its racial policies. Blumenthal favors tighter credit high-speed camera for spying sweeps "You can figure out several controls, and other key advisers over "slratcgically" important areas I'casons for the timing," a senior are backing him or leaning that Easter Tradition of the country. State Department official said, "but way. "It has been established that the one that seems to make the most For Richer, Fuller Living*,* 'Carter is remaining aloof," Pope John Paul II washes the feet of a men­ Lateran Basilica Thursday. 'I'he ceremony, members of the United States' Em­ sense is that this is domestic politics. aides said, leaving it to the tally handicapped old man, in memory of bassy have been engaged in es­ The South African govern^nt is in during which the Pope washed and kissed the pionage against South Africa," Botha Federal Reserve Board to make Christ’s gestures to the Apostles, during a real trouble because of theff scandal, feet of 12 handicapped men, is part of the said, "I am bitterly distres.sed to and they need a foreign scapegoat.” the decision. The president Holy Thursday ceremony in St. John in St. James Catholic Church realizes that support of higher in­ rites marking Holy Week. (UPI photo) learn how South African hospitality Botha said Edmondon’s $900,000 St. Bartholomew Church 896 MAIN STREET has been abused. 730 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH terest rates would hurl his Beechcraft Super King Air, a twin HE IS RISEN INDEED MANCHESTER, CONN. "These actions against South turboprop plane with a maximum Pallor Rav. Martin J. Scholaky Vliiin Si . uI llnrlforil l{iiuil, Muni'lii-nliT "populist" image, they explained. Celebrate with us HOLY WEEK SERVICE But options favoring tighter Africa are actions which I would range of 1,250 miles, had a high-speed iKn.v \vi:i;k si hvicivs Ilolv riuirsdav — .Vpril 12 credit restraints have been on have anticipated from the aerial camera fitted under the co­ llo l\ I Pnglor. lim a in Ma.ss . Sunrise Service - The Rev. George Emmitt 6:30 A.M. 7:30 PM LITURGY OF THE LORD'S SUPPER (only Carter’s desk for some time as Town and District Russians," Botha said, "but not from pilot's seat for the spy missions. Genrue Webb, Lawrence Hill, Bruce Pher.son 7 ;i() |) III Mass nt the Lord’s Supper. Mass on Holy Thursday! worries have increased over the leading Western country." One U.S. official .said that he would ■ lollowed hy adoration until 12.(K) Midnight AlU NHV TTIlTtSDW - 7 30 p.m. 62 Voice Male Choir Guild Fridav — April 13 whether the anti-inflation Botha ordered the expulsion of Air not be surprised if the plane, capable III lllessed Sacrament (’hapel. Bible Studies all ages - 9:30 A.M. from Cornwall, b’ngland (Their Only Concert In Conn. I) 3:00 PM CELEBRATION OF THE LORD'S PASSION. To program is working. Force Col. Alvan M. Crews, the of flying at 30,000 feel, were to have I.otid l i iil.iv: :i (M) Solemn Litur^'y of the I’assion. Adora­ Easter worship - Pastor Neale McLain 10:45 A.M. GOOD I'TtlDAI — 7:30 p.m., Holy Communion keep the three sacred hours, there will be a short Prayer defense attache: U.S, Air Force Maj. been u.sed for such purposes, but he tion o! tile Cross and Holy Communion, Evening celebration - Cantata Service in the Church at 12:00 noon, 1:00 PM, and 2:00 PM Bernard McConnell, the assistant 7 no p m Stations of the Cross. Adoration KA.STKII SIM IAV WORSHIP — 9:00 a m. & 10:45 a m In Court over Fund would neither deny or confirm the on Good Friday. ot Hie Cross (No Sunday School • Worship As A Family). Dr. Webb "Alleluia." 7:00 P.M. Russian Ship U.S. air attache: and crew chief specific charges. preaching "The Miracle of Easier." STATIONS OF THE CROSS - 7:30 PM By GRKG PKARSON The suit is not a surpri.se since the would result in a reduced tax rate in Master Sgt. Horace E. Wyatt. lfol> ''.ihm I.iN ; No h 0(1 p in Vi^il Mass. Nursery provided all services WASHINGTON (UPI) - The M 00 p m Caster Vi^il. in lour parts: Ser­ All Choirs Singing At Both Worship Services IIOLV SATl RDAY llcralil K)-|iorl<'r district previously has questioned the the area that is .serviced by the town Soviet Union has dispatched its appropriation ol the Revenue Sharing vice ot Li^hl. Liturgy of the Word. Lilurjjy A 1.000 Helium Balloons To Be Released I Easter Vigil Service 7:30 PM (no morning Mass and no MANCHESTER — Those common department. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 5:00 PM Vigil Mass or lower Church Mass.) newest aircraft carrier, the funds to the Town Fire Department. "t H.iptisin, Lilui^y of the Kucharist 236 MAIN STREET Minsk, along with two cruisers courtroom opponents, the Town of The federal funding is generated by l-.iiHlrr ; HenularSundavMassscliediile H :t(). 10 (M) I F.I.EIIK ITt: jn s r s ’ KESl HHHCTIOIS KA.STF.R SUNDAY MASSES: The district received a letter in MANCHESTER, CONN. and a new type of amphibious ship Manchester and the Eighth Utilities taxing ol the entire town, including 'ind 11 no a m WITH I S! 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 12:00 Noon, NO 5:00 PM on February from the federal Office of lliat area serviced by the Eighth Engine Trouble District, now have another issue that to the Indian Ocean. Revenue Sharing ll)al it said sup­ __Easter_Sunda^j_^___^^_^____^^___^_ apparently will be settled in court. District’s department, the suit said. The Pentagon said Thursday the ported its stand tl)at the iunds cannot The district filed suit Thursday to The suit re(|uested a May I hearing Minsk’s present course could take be used as the town had proposed. seek an injunction that would ior the district's request for a tem­ it into the same waters as the U.S. Kevin O'Brien, assistant town at­ Scrubs Mission TBIMTV COVKINANT CHURCH CALVARY CHURCH OF THE ASSEM6UES OF GOD : porary injunction against use of the Concordia Lutheran Church COIVIMDM I V B VI’TIST CIU RCII sup^carrier Constellation, prohibit the town from using federal 302 HACKMATACK STREET, MANCHESTER 647 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER torney, said, however, that the letter funds for the Town Fire Department. 40 PITKIN STREET, MANCHESTER A young church at old Manchester Green although there is no indication it Revenue Sharing funds for the Town Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson does not prohibit an appropriation That hearing will be held at 10 a m. in MOSCOW lURI) - Space officials orbiting Salyut 6 station. .'iU5 KasI renter .Sireel, MaiielieHler will go as far north as the Fire Department. such as the one made by the town to say an engine malfunctioned on the 649-8465 The Town Board of Directors has Hartford Superior Court, "The approach and correcting MAUNDY American ship. its Fire Department. Soyuz 33 space capsule as it made a engines were supposed to start I i;\M oi I III, m ;si iiuia i ioN BKV H.M.IMl .SKiailNK. Inlrriin I’iislor I RID AY — 8 P.M. — appropriated 365,(KX) of the town's The suit also requested a TUIRSDAV Communion Service 7:30 P.M. Multi-Media presentation of Mount Calvary and • The Minsk is the second aircraft O’Brien repeated an argument docking approach to the orbiting \NN McCI,.\IN, Dirccotr of NJusic present-year federal Revenue declaratory judgment tjujJ^ormine working, (hut) telemetric data and (;o()i) Jerusalem — program and fellowship sponsored by ■ carrier the Soviets have built. It previously voiced by the town. He Salyul 6 space laboratory, forcing Hl'A I- IUlDIlMK'K Ii \N/.. Ntimslcr of Oirisli.in Kducalion Sharing grant for use by the Town whether such u.se of thcMlhds is (he crew reports showed anomalies l> no a m Ka-tei \'i^il ami I'an harist, Nursery M U D A ^ Hev. Norman Swensen, speaker,* 7:30 Maranatha Youth. rounded the Cape of Good Hope said the formula lor allocating two cosmonauts to scrub the mission M M M )1 n i l R S O W 7:30 p m Fire Department. proper and a permanent injunctioMo in tl)e operation of the approach- 0 00 a III C..islei Hieakfast P.M. — Music bv Choir EASTER SUNDAY — 'TiBO A.M. from the Atlantic Monday. Revenue Sharing funds to a com­ and return to Earth. correcting engine,” he said. Service of Tenebrae & Communion The district, however, is ban such future appropriations," N !) 00 a Ml I'Vsiival Children's Service. Nursery i:Asri;R CHURCH SCHOOL - for the family! munity includes the amount of taxes Soviet commander Nikolai "It was decided to stop the ap­ i :\ s i t ;r s i n d a v challenging the use of that funding. The suit named the Town of 10 (HI .1 III Cestual Holy Commuiiion Service. Nursery .SI 'N l ) .\ ^ Sunrise Service 6:30 A.M. A drama musical presentation by youth. collected from the area that is ser­ Hukavishnikov and Bulgarian proach and carry out an analysis of 7 . IN) a (11 Service by Lay Leaders in the Sanctuary Manchester, its Hoard of Directors Christ Jesus Lay in Death’s String Hands." 10:30 a m Celebration and Worship - ‘Our R(sen : Tornadoes Since the $65,000 is from a federal engineer (Jeorgi Ivanov landed their 7 .30 a m Breakfast in Fellowship Hall Youth Group in charge viced by the Town Fire Department. and its manager. Robert Wei.ss, as what happened. That analysis hv Johann Sidiasliaii Uach. sun^; by 'I'lie Concor­ Saviour and Lord" — message by the : grant, the money should be used to 9:15 a ni Church School - Classes For All Ages. Easter Breakfast 7:15 A M. Tornadoes and flash floods that Revenues collected by the Eighth (lefendanis. capsule in darkne.ss in the .Soviet showed that the approach engine Pastor. benefit the entire town and not just dia (’hoir. Stiuift Knsemhle 10:30 a ni Worship Service of Celebration, Triumphant Nominal cost Utilities District are not included in Hepublicof Kazakhstan at 11:35 a.m. could not be used," he said. "On the 6:30 p.m. Missionary - Gospel Service - speaker: ■ hit the South and Midwest for a those serviced by the I’own Fire I’laintifts in the case arc the Wor.ship Services 8:15 & 10:50 A.M. the calculation. EST Thur.sday, the Tass news agency _ Music. Child Care Message by the Interim Richard Dunn from Upper Volta. Africa. third straight day left seven peo­ Department, the district has said, Kiglilh Uiilities District and three in­ basis of this data, it was decided lo Pastor Pastor Swensen reported. He\. Hiirloii D. f'dnlor ple dead and millions of dolars of The lawsuit by the district dividual taxpayers, Willard Marvin, bring the .spaeecralt back, " ■Sunday School program 9:30 A M Tha Public It Cordially Invitad 'The town and the district each have "The fast action at night by the property damage in more than a challenges this stand. Gordon Lassow and Robert The scrubbed flight no doubt was a Ke\. H. l’a«(or For “Good Every Day, separate fire departments. The dis­ rescue team ensured the quick loca­ * Utl»ti lo WINF Radio, Dial 1290, 10:15 a.m. SundajrOi “Echoa Prom : dozen states. It said the town's appropriation of bitter disappointment for Soyuz ,32 Das iti I . M i i u m h I. Organittd'.hoir Director Phone -0595 trict's department services much of Hletchmaii. all of whom also are ITsilom are always welcomel Calvary." the Revenue Sharing to the Town tion ot the descent module and the cosmonauts Vladimir Lyakhov and * Llttan to WINF Radio, Dial 1290,7:10 p.m. 8undayt,‘‘RaatfulMomanta" The National Weather Service the property north of Middle Turn­ members ol the District Hoard of Fire Department is prohibited by the Directors removal of the cosmonauts," Tass Valery Ryumin, who have been warned of more severe storms in pike. the Deep South today. Residents Town Charter Such an appropriation said aboard the Salyut 6 space lab for of the Midwest were advised to The emergency landing came two more than 45 days awaiting the ST. BRIDGET PARISH take their eyes off the skies and days after launching and 24 hours arrival of .Soyuz 33. NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF MANCHESTER keep watch on rapidly rising after the aborted linkup. The scheduled week-long visit by 300 PARKER STREET 43 SPRUCE STREET, MANCHESTER Hukavishnikov and Ivanov would United Church of Christ 10 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER rivers and streams. Pilot of Aerobatic Jet MANCHESTER, CONN. - 06040 385 North Main StrMt The Illinois River, brimming Dr, Konstantin Feoktistov, a space have provided the two cosmonauts specialist, .said on .Soviet television Manchaatar R e tt. Richard M. Gray, Pastor with melted snow for the past with welcome companionship in ad­ I'br K i t . 7'nr/i' K. t ju lrr, Pn.tor Schedule For Holy Week the spacecraft malfunctioned as it month, broke through a levee near dition to packages and mail from moved to within a few miles of the HOLY THURSDAY: MASSES - 7 AM (NO 9 AM ) - 7:30 PM (auditorium) ' Denies Tape Erasure home. Kampsville in southern Illinois, M U M*A rm RSI>\T 7:.T0 p.m. 7:90 PM - MASS OF THE LORD'S SUPPER. PROCESSION TO THE Communion & Office of Tenebrae M a u iid v T l i i i r s i l a v — 7:30 p.m. A service of Scrip­ REPOSITORY In Church, and ADORATION thare UNTIL 11 PM forcing the evacuation of about 40 INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - The investigators "It would have made an uncontrolled dive tor more than I'ridii', V|n-il l.llh ture: Music & Celebration GOOD FRIDAY: 9 PM LITURGY OF THE LORDS PASSION. AND HOLY COMMUNION. (Cualomary oftartory for tha Hoty Land will bo oithorod ) ‘ families and flooding some areas pilot of a TWA 727, the only jetliner the crew look very good." five miles. H 00 r M - \Vin shi|> Sol v in ' of The Lord's Supper. (Auditorium) to the rooftops. 7 PM STATIONS OF THE CROSS (Church) to survive unexpected aerobatics Gibson was at the controls the After all the prescribed manuevers Justice Probe I VS I FR s | RM( I, mOIOa.iii. CONFESSIONS: that included a double barrel-roll and night of April 4 when the 727 — flying lailed, Gib.son pulled out at only 5,fX)0 I'H 'lrr Siimla> \\ ori-liip Sci vicfs GOOD FRIDAY: Right after tha 7 PM Stationa of tha C ro u (only until all art supersonic spiraling dive, said Sernion by the Hev Dr .lames D. MaeLauchlin hoard). over Flint. Mich., on a New York-to- feet by extending the landing gear to 0 00 10 :io A M '■ I III' iti'-iii'iTi'iiiiii l iiiiir HOLY SATURDAY: 10:90 AM to 12 noon. Nona lattr. Thursday he di(I not erase the cockpit " \ii Affirmaliiiii of Fiiilli" Easter Suiiilav— Wage Controls Minneapolis Right with 87 passengers break up the forces acting on the Starts on Racism NO CONFESSIONS THURS.; or SAT. PM 9:15 a m , Sunday School HOLY SATURDAY: 7:90 PM - EASTER VIGIL SERVICE AND MASS. (No : recording tape and wishes it was still aboard — mysteriously banked to the |)lane. BOSTON (UPI) — President HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - The Bloomfield. The mailer was .settled Program For All Ages. 9 PM Vigil of Sunday Mata bacauaa of its baing Holy Saturday.) Thoaa ‘ intact. right, ignored his efforts lo regain Much ol Thursday’s hearing before \iiisci V lor i liililri'n fi yciirs old and vininRer, attending tha Eaator VlgH Masa fulfill thair Sunday obligation. T h ^ ahoukf ' Carter is not likely to propose U.S. Justice Department has begun out of court with the realtors' 10:30 a m . Easter Morning ba praaant for ail tha pro-Euchartat raadinga and blatalnga (i.a.. from 7 30 ' “Nobody wishes more than I do control and revolved on its .National Transportation Safety PM oru. (Auditorium) mandatory wage and price con­ preliminary work on an investigation promise not to discriminate in the No I'liiiri'li Sduml Child Care: Nursery through 4 year olds. Worship Service with Rev. that we had it," Capt. Harvey longitudinal axis in a .360-degree Hoard examiners concerned the EASTER SUNDAY: FEAST OF THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD - : trols even though the administra­ of racial bias in Hartford-area future. Richard Gray, preaching. MASSES: 7:30, 9. 10*J0 (Church S AudHortum) 12 NOON. "Hoot" Gibson told a panel ot federal barrel roll — twice. Then, it went into erasure of the cockpit monitor tape, housing and hiring, a department U.S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal tion expects another increase in which records talk by the flight crew. wholesale prices, says inflation spokesman in Washington says. said it is loo early to tell whether any The cau.se of the tape erasure is un­ fighter Alfred E. Kahn. John Wil.son said Thursday the civil rights statutes have been Church of the Assumption known Kan, chairman of the Council on department is conducting "very violated or whether the federal lo ll nre welcome! 2S5 WEST CENTER STREET EASTER SUUVKV Pond Poison Pondered THK SALVATION ARMY MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Wage and Price Stability, said FAA attorney Jam es Dilman preliminary" interviews in Connec­ government has any jurisdiction in (>(il Main Street. .Muiirhesler HOLY WEEK SERYICE Thursday he would resign rather pressed Gibson, asking whether he ticut that could lead to civil litigation the matter. EASTER riiiintday - \p ril 12 • Vou oAz uizZcome. to join lU than direct a program that in­ For Piranha Population was aware the recording could not be and recommendations that federal Two justice department attorneys Corpi Officerii Mass at 7:45 a m. cluded mandatory controls. u.sed in civil or FAA actions against funds be denied to any municipalities from Washington have already inter­ FESTIVAL FULL GOSPEL IWTERPEWMINATIOWAE Tliiinxiuy • Vpril 12 • "I am strongly opposed to man­ BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI) - State them have been reported lo have at­ him. found guilty of discrimination. viewed Arthur L. Green, executive Captain a n d Mri, Arthur W, CarUon The Lord's Supper at 7:30 p.m. CHURM director of the state Commission on WORSHIP datory wage and price controls,” wildlife officers said they would tacked human beings, devoured cat­ "Is there anything on the voice The Hartford-based civil rights 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM Friday • Vpril l.T • he said. "poison" a popular children's swim­ organization Education-Instruction Human Rights and Opportunities, Passion and Death of the Lord at 3:00 p.m. tle and other large animals to the recorder you wouldn't want known to EMANUEL n i l H S i m , BtIM) p.m. PeUttoK'. Rev. Philip SaundeM ming hole t(>day to rid it of piranha, a bare bones. said it urged the department to look and Frank Buntin, Hartford area "Gethsemane Watch" Friday ■ Vpril l.'t • this body''" director of fair housing for the U.S. Stations of the Cross at 7:30 p.m. razor-toothed jungle fish that will at­ Authorities planned to spray the into bias in several areas. LUTHERAN Inside Today Department of Housing and Urban EASTER SIMI VV MORN Saturday ■ Vpril 14 - 745 Main S t. Manchester tack humans. one-acre pond, where two of the gold- "No. not to my knowledge." Gib­ Director A. Boyd Hinds, a CHURCH 7:00 a m. Sunrise Service. Center Park Classified...... 15-17 Development, the two officials said. Vigil of Easter at 7:30 p.m. 7:00 AM.. .Communion S ervice "The neighborhood kids swim in and-silver speckled fish were caught son said "I didn't intentionally era.se Democratic state representative for 8:15 a. . Easter Continental Breakfast. Comics...... 20 LC.A. 111 Sunday - Vpril L5 - the pond all the time. " said Dr. last week, with a chemical called I t " a North End district in Hartford, said Buntin said the lawyers were par­ Salvation Army Youth Center 7:00 PM.. .Evangelistic Service East of River...... 19 eo CHURCH STREIT Easter Sunday Masses at: 7:30. 9:00, 10:30 and 11:45 Walter Courtenay, professor of rotenone. The chemical kills all fish he has asked the government to ticularly interested in next Tuesday’s MANCHESTER. CONN. 9:30 a m Sunday School Program; Leader. Editorial ...... 4 At another point, Gibson snapped, am , ichthyology at Florida Atlantic in the pond by cutting off their check such areas as racial steering in referendum in M anchester on Paalori.' Mrs, Gayle Langford 9 Ellington Ave. Rockville ...... 7 - 9 "Are you insinuating I intentionally SCIIFin I.E FOR CONFESSIONS! Entertainment ...... 'University. "Fortunately, no one has oxvgcn supply housing and minority hiring by local whether the town .should drop out of Hun.tlit J. I'.TiirMrei- 10:45 a m. Morning Worship Wednesday • .April 11 - 3 00-4:00 p.m. 2:30 FM.. .Evangelistic Service High School World ...... 6 erased the recorder. ll.llr II. I.u«l.lf»un been hit yet. There probably are governments in the Hartford area. the HUD community program, which Easter Cantata Immorality Thursdav - April 12 - 6:00-7:00 p.m...... 18 (lourtenay said the chemical I iMii I iinit-M Obituaries ...... enough other fish in there to keep the "The ta[)c could only make the In 1974, the justice department he said some residents oppose MiiiL- Dliwlon Director, Mrs. Lillian Perrett Fridav - .April 13 - 8:00 p.m. ..,,*'..18 "dissipates quickly" and the pond 4:00 p.m. Easter Praise Service Real E state...... piranhas happy." other two crew members (the co­ sued seven Hartford area realtors on because of its fair housing Ml K III I iiinpl. Ill Saturdav - April 14 - 11:00-12:00 Noon and .^:00 p.m. Sports...... 11-12 would be restocked with fish "within 7 The piranha is a flesh-eating native a week." at which time swimmers pilot and flight engineer) look good. charges of steering customers by provisions. - of South America where schools of also can return They did a real go

EVENING HERALD, Fri., April 13, 1979- PAGE SEVEN Arts Festival Slated NEW HAVEN -T h e Southern Connecticut State TRIPS FOR TANKFUL TRAVELERS College art department will hold a two-day arts festival Friday and .Saturday. April 27 and 28. in Earl Hall on the SC.se campus. V i'he two days will include demonstrations of pottery 1 lechni(|ues. weaving, basketmaking and papermaking at VOL. XXXVI. NO 28 chool oblo 1 p.m. On Friday there will be a demonstration of S U ( hiiiese calligraphy at 11 a.m.. a flower arrangement demonstration at 12:30 p.m., Japanese Koto music at 1 p in., ami a Japanese tea ceremony from 2 to 3 p.m. An au'-tion of student and laculty art work will be held Math Weekend Salurday al 10 am ., and an arts flea market will be held Olympics To both days ol the festival. I'or lurlher iiilorinutlon. call the SCSC art department at 397-427!) Aid Retarded ThaVs Entertainment Program of Concertos Meet NEW BRITAIN —A program of Bach concertos will be presented Tuesday. April 17, at Central Connecticut Stale hi .vou are just what the planning com- w ill be paired with one Olympian and ( ollege as part ol a tree Public music series sponsored by stay with him for the duratbn of the This MftM of tript Ihe college music department. In (his year's sixth and linal league Current Disco Fad r«qu kina Itu than a tankfuTof |aa Dirl'clcd hv Henley Deiunead, Ihe chamber orchestra cmnpelition the MUS math team has l o & s ar'e n U n games, cheering him on during com Bridgeport prtparatf by Connaetkut Araa 'xill perlorin at 8 p.m. in Welle Auditorium on the New placed lirst, nverwhelming Its AAA in Wait liritain campus. Hartford at a closest competition hy IS) points. public aaivica in Mitmhers ol the imisic department laculty will be Manchester ended with 97 points, Reminiscent of Past tha Intaraat of AUTO CLUB OF HARTFORD anariy leatured in the program. eight away Irom a perfect team lonatrvatioa. I he next |iriigraiii in the continuing .series will be a score of 105. Conard placed second Hv m . w id e m PEABODY MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY recital I'uesday, April 24, by Margaret E.H. Teeters, will] 78 points and Hall linished third. iho t ^*''ldren and adults. And in tain confidence and positive self- While the disco — whether it be New soprano ting is prologue to what will emerge the In New Haven, CT Kor A ' team, seniors Karen York's supposedly super-sophisticated Thing to do a decade hence. 9^ ZCciafr by eve?yr. If you TIh\.\isilor Hi llir !'4-h!hkI\ M tisrum ol WilorHl DIRECTIONS: ■lohnson and Hon Apter had periect Studio 54 or a newly-opened facility in Today's disco buff is not to be scorned scores ol 18. junior Steve Heich S i f eativ P‘" " a volunteer for the I listorv u tl) limi ImusrII iiinitisl n.itumi hislorv 1 l-nnn mosi jniinls in llir sinir uikc l-Ml back-country America — may well be or scoffed at. If anything, it's alearning sprt imi'ii.s. i»f mim-ri>loR\ .isli\>m»mv Smilh. Lecture on Media ended with Hi. and junior Tim labeled the late 1970s" answer to the pre- .mil /TonloRv. .10(1 mm h imm' Nolcvuirllis in .i 2 In New lliiv rn Uikn ihi* T rum lm ll Si o m I s roH HS-O neol West Germany's outstanding experts will L implies and experience. The vouth spiritedly dancing OeValve and .sophomore (,'ourtland will be held June 8. 9. and 10 at Cen- much more - special. - Joanne World War II roller skating rinks in a way, away learns that with the very passage of 7n io()i sk'>li'((oi ol 0 lininlONHorus .oid .in ,A/.- id f t-OI m the lield ol media research will deliver a public lecture Sears holh had scores ol 15. In the tral Connecticut State College, with (n (.nicinliir sloiiiv A inur.il ilr|m:(inR liie .1. A l hoMom ol Kvit laki' nRhl onlo Trum htill I iiesday. April 17, at the University of Conneeticul and Weiss. fact of the matter, as far as pinpointing time comes the responsibility of ilonoR the d iim su ir it .i (.m lie Imind in the SI leaiiMoiind. Manchester answered the participants and their parents or also will lead an inlormal di.seussion on analyzing films. young adult receptivity (i.e., where peer adulthood. And somewhere down the line, nuiMMim's ll.d l ol Oiinismirs. ()|H‘o Mon. 4. (xm lim ic on Trum indl in d il :ird nghl. VVliit- all three (|ue.stions perfectly for an chaperones staying for the two nights groups are expected to gather, to be seen someone somewhere will put some fiction Ihnmgh S.il. H lo Tt. Son. «tnd hididiivs 1 (o 'n m*y Avr. Dr Helmut Sehanze of the University of Aachen will additional 15 points. in the colleges dorms. The coordina­ and to see), is more reflective of an age ( losf'd liiii I. Inly 4. TlnniksRi\ iiir .nnl Dm.. 5. OonhmnMm Whitney Ave. to I'l'.ilxnly Mo> deliver a talk titled "Towards a Media History: Library paper, capturing the essence of the disco 25. Mond.iy. W'cdiicsd.iv. I'ridiiy free. olht*r si'um. Mnseom is on lln> left .it tin* uirne r Hy virtue ol tins, (tie team's fourth tion for these state games is being than a time. fever. diUs 50 4 cnls. of Whitney N Sachem St He.search and Media Analysis'" al 3 p.m. in Room 218 of win during this year. Manchester has done by the Greater H artford Mazzotta Television, with its enormous grasp on John Travolta emerged, fullbloom. a , Ihe Student Union Building. linished an overall first for the 1978- Jaycees, who have mentioned their young America's imagination, conjures up Superstar on the strength of “ Saturday In addillnii. lie will discuss pnihlems involved in the 79 (.'.A.Mjl,. (Capitol Area Math ■* *■ - great need for volunteer support. vistas that are, in truth, more indicative Night Fever. " And did not Mickey Rooney analysis and eompari.son of films with the literary texts League I sea.son th is marks coach Antiques Show Scheduled Jit/' Competitors in the Special Olym­ of fiction than real-life. The television sit­ and Judy Garland become 1930ish on which Hiey arc based at an informal se.ssion on Hoherl Thompson's lirst league win pics are at least eight years of age Wins Wednesday. April 18. at 3 p.m. in Hoorn 134 of the Arjona com (i.e., situation comedyl serves as the superstars via their marvelously-received HARTFORD — How earlier Americans that visitors may see the antiques as they in her eight year math team career. with no lim it for the maximum age of "Huilding. late 1970s" counterpart of what passed for MGM youth-oriented movies? Shirley lived 150 years and longer ago, the fur­ might .have been used in homos of In past years .Manchester had the individuals. They will compete in Sehanzems pre.senlations are open to the public without the high gloss and fanciful doings of the Temple was a national figure 40 years niture they made: paintings they liked; American colonial and loderal periods, linished either .second or third. This such events as track and field, swim­ cliarge. and are sponsored hy the UConn department of Award American motion picture output in the ago, solely on the merit of her motion pic­ books they read: the tools, kitchen uten­ complete with accessories as well as fur­ year shows Ihe'ciiliiiination of much ming, wheelchair events, and soccer. Germanic and Slavic languages in cooperation with the Manche.ster High School high jumper Chris Recently, the Daughters of the midst of the 1930s. tures. sils. and lighting devices they used, all niture. Special displays w ill leature hard work and time given hy team the track and field team. (HSW photo by Ribbons are awarded to everyone UConn Research Foiindalinn. Kelly clears the har at a recent practice of American Revolution awarded the Biographers have said that in looking Fiction's most remembered heroes — will be shown at New England's majop marked American and English pewter and memhers to llnally he aide to finish llorwitz) who participates, regardless of how annual “ Godd Citizenship Award" to back at childhood, the creative interests, and heroines — are linked to the dreams, spring show oi authentic 18th century and silver; pottery and porcelains. Shaker fur­ lirst I he team will he honored at they finish. There w ill also be a very deserving MHS student. particularly in fiction, have emphasized the hopes, the aspirations of youth. pre-1840 antiques April 20, 21 and 22. nishings. paintings and prints, early folk this years hanipiel with Irophies ;ind Video Artist Talks recreational activities such as Courtesy, dependability, and the sentimental. Samuel Langhorne The Our Gand Comedies, the Little cerlilicales, The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, art and Orientalia. HAHTFOltD —Video artist, critic and teacher Alan frisbee, horseback riding, arts and Clemens — Mark Twain — was in his best Rascals, the Dead End Kids, the Bowery cooperation are some of the qualities with too exhibitors representing shops Even decorative parts of early houses .Sondheim will present a MATRIX evening lecture I hough the year may he over for crafts, bicycling, and entertainment form writing of Mississippi River days of Boys, were vouth-oriented. And while needed in order to receive this from throughout the eastern third ol the will be seen, including panelling, fireplace Thur.sday, April 19, at the Wadsworth Atheneum. math team memhers, many ol Faculty Wins Hoop Game provided by jugglers, magicians, his youth. siniilarly-themcd eilorts have bowed on surrounds, doors and hardware, for the coveted honor. Theresa Mazzotta, United States, will be staged at the State The MATRIX Gallery will open to the public at 6:30 Mancliesler's memhers are still In :i Finn ni «fw»rf«m:inchirv I ...... 'rv . . clowns, dancers, and mimes. The stories of Tom Sawyer and Ruck In a fine display ol sportsmanship learn Team memhers Doug I’earson the winner of this fine award, most television, what the 1930s movies con­ Armory. Broad Street, a benefit lor the benefit of those restoring antique struc­ working hard for other compelilions. and respect lor their ciders, Hic minute of the game that the outcome The Special Olympics is not just a Finn were written decades after his own tained was broad humor. The sophistica­ p 111. so visitors may see .Sondheim's video works, which and Frank I’isch. basketball coaches certainly possesses these qualities. Thankful Arnold House, headquarters- tures. will he shown through May. I he lirsi ol lhe.se posl-sea.son com- senior hoys haskethall team allowed was inevitable. As it turned out. the local event, it has spread inter­ Each year the DAR holds a popular childhood and yet contained an tion was to come later. 1930s movie Show hours are 1 to 10 p.m. Friday and at the high school, made it evident museum oi the Haddam Historieal Socie­ These lapes, made in Hartford, deal with pelilions. Hie Connecticut meef, was their obviously overmatched [acuity game was a victory lor both sides. nationally. The Joseph P. Kennedy, and faculty vote to determine the astonishing understanding of a boy's hap­ audience wanted so much to laugh. The wily Hiey coacli lor a living and don t ty- Saturday. 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday. A tearoom authoritarianism aiid reactions against authoritarianism. held this jiasl Salurday at Danhiiry iipponents to win the annual Senior- For the taculty. it was a moral vic­ Jr. Foundation created the program piness on a day when the sun was shining Great Depression had deflated the play. Soccer coacli Hill MCarlhy had high school students who are most The majority ol the booHis will be will be open throughout the show .Sondlieim has heen a member of the faculty of the High School The .Manchester team tory just surviving 40 minutes. For and co-sponsors it internationally and everything was fresh and new and national ego. The audience wanted to be facu lty Haskethall contest by a lo he told helore Hie game that the qualified for this honor. One student OnvionnH ,-is viKncttcs ol rooiti settings so llarllord Arts .School and has appeared at Iteal Art Ways. (onsisled ol Hon A jite r. Tim the seniors it was a victory in that with the Chicago Park District. wonderful, and there were hours, so many .seorc of 100 to 89 Tlie game was lield tiall was bounced and not kicked. I ’n- is chosen from each of the following able to set back and roar at the very DeValve, Scott l''reedman, Karon each team member made the honor There are more than 750,000 par­ hours, in which to play til dark-. Friday, April 8 in Clark Arena helore lorliinalely, sonieone lorgot to talk to schools: Bolton High School, Cheney frailties of the American lifestyle. The .lohn.siin. Hill Nighan. Steve Heich, role tor the third quarter, or at least ticipants and 220.000 volunteers as As a parent — and as an adult with 1970s television sitcoms are milder in a less than eapacity crowd loolhall coacli, Al Clui)iman. wlio was Tech, East Catholic and Manchester liis Ifarul Nijrlil Slated fourtland .Sears and .Michael .Surh. Hiat was the arrangement that I had part of Special Olympics in nineteen lasting memories of happy childhood days The senior siarters, tiaiy tackling I'vcryonc in siglil. Team- High. Some of the other character form, in structure. Radio's 1930ish Jack The second place'linish was marked understood different countries. Every four spent watching a cliffhanger of a movie HARTFORD — The nostalgia of the big Iv type show. LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT Marineau, Chris Hoser. Dave Tvii, male I ’etc lioiiilo. decked in the red requirements the recipients most Armstrong, the All-American Boy. and hy high scorers Karen .lolinsoii and FIther way, win or lose, whether years, international games are held serial at the Lenox Theatre off Hartford's Bobby Benson, along with Myrt and liand sounds and the excitement of a new Til kcls will he sold in the lobby the Mare Copeland, and Kevin Carriere lank lop uiiilorm ol Ihe lacully. was possess are honesty, patriotism, ver­ Pizza & (irindvrs Micael Surh. each linishmg with 18 loyed with Hie laculty early In Hie you were rooting lor the laculty or that offer all official sports. The next Albany Avenue in the 1930s — this news Marge and many much-loved serials and unique group ol seven, multi-talented evening ol Hie perlormancc or by mail lo [loinls. an inlimi.laling siglil, hut Ids tiasket- satility, and consideration for others. 471 HARTFORD RD. icon. McKez bt | M.ANCHESTEP giime. obviously scoring at will. For Die students. Ihe game was international games are scheduled paragrapher can relate, in a way. to what served a purpose, served it well. musii-ians will he i-ombined to present Lions-llevue. 84 Market Square, hall prowess prov.'d to he just as All of these qualities are continually 6 4 3 -6 1 6 5 .Next monlh the .Maiiehesler team enjoyable: tun to watch, tun to play, for this summer. today's youth is deriving from watching Today's children build sandcastles? An Evening With Al Gentile. " his music Newington. Ct. (18111. For tic ket informa- the faculty, lormer UConn star .loe Iriglilfiil This proved to be the ease shown through the character of fessi will travel t n Wore host er and lun to coach. Hon Apter. Most volunteer students that take ABC-TV's “ Battlestar Galactica. " It's a moutain-climbers still aim for the highest and his Iriends at Hushnell Memorial Hall Hon plione 886-8855. VVhelton was the only team member ol mosi ol Hie lacully stpiad, Mazzotta. I’olyteclinieal Insliliite lor the New very much With It show, reminiscent in a peaks because, in the end analysis, we are Monday, April 30, at 8 p.m. I’rorccds will henetil the Lion's Club of will) could make it irom one end ol 'I'tic game opened up with a last A banquet at which a medal was l•:nglalld meet In .liine the Atlantic way of like-themed movie serials of the all children, chortling in the sunshine, con­ Also appearing wilh the Gentile llartlord Charities. COME JOIN US Hie court to Hie other W'liellon led all pace For Hi.' seniors, (iary awarded to each recipient was held Hegionals will he held at Hrown 1930s and yet very much attuned to tent in the knowledge that everywhere we orchestras will he vocalists Miss Bobbi scorers witli a least :I0 points (no Marineau did mosI ol the early on Thursday April 12. The students, I'niversily Manchester will he youthful receptivity, circa 1979, go we find a continuation of the enjoyment Rogers and Hob Tyler performing with the stats were kept i wliile da/zling H(e •scoring with Chris Hoser al.so chop- Media Wrong Students accompanied by members of the S|)4*<*ial IV IitiM ^o iice rt FOR EASTER SUNDAY represented on the Connecticut team If indeed America's .young people enjoy of life itself. An adult Tom Sawyer, an hig liand and introducing in their first crowd with an array ol hcliuul lhc- |iiiig in wiHi a l.'W baskets. For Ihe DAR, w ill also attend a luncheon and hv Tmi DeValve and Steve Heich In the past two years I have written system is a good idea. Furthermore, the disco scene, get a kick out of dancing adult Huek Finn wonld not enjoye the theater a|)pearance, bassist Tommy HAHTFOltD —Becau.se of the heavy de­ liack. between Hie legs passing and lacully It was all Wlielton, althougli tour of the capitol in Hartford OPEN 5:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. willi SnitI l''reedman as an alternate several articles dealing with the open the majority of the students use it the up a storm, who is to fault such modern- tremendous popularity of a child Sawyer, Dayon.and guitarist Tony Penn, perfor­ mand lor tickets to the Smithsonian shooting from jusi ahoiil evervwliere •Mr I’carson and Mr Chapman did sometime in the near future. Later in We wish the MIIS math learn the host system ot Manchester fligh School. way it was intended. I get great day rationale? Not that many years ago, a child Finn, simply because they would ming siring instrumentals and vocal ren­ Instilutiim's presention of "Songs of The SERVINfi BREAKFAST AND on the court manage lo pul m a lew lucky shols the spring the names of all the ol luck III the luliire and certainly Hasically they were all written pep satisfaction from being able to sit there were roller derbies and cries and represent a break with the past. ditions III old and new lavorites. Tall Ships " at the Wadsworth Atheneum, The remainder ol Hie laculty sipiad Dll' game II'liiaiiii'd close throiigli students in the state who have OUR FULL DINNER MENU congratulate them on their past talks to ourselves. This article, outside and play gu/far with my shouts spurring on the participants. The The musical beat will sound"tonight in a Vaiiduvillian-veleran Dick Burgess, a special mini-concerl has been arranged consisted ol a hiiiicli ol overweiglit. Ihe lirsI liall as Hie senior slowed received this award w ill go into a aclueveii eels. HIchard W’alden however, will be a defense of the friends during our free periods. On competitiveness is to be endorsed. That's disco. It is the beat of the late 1970s. And. talented comedian and impressionist, will on Friday. April 20. al 12:30 p in, in the overaged, underipialilied liaekers ilown the pace, sparing Hie tiring drawing. The winner of this drawing MIIS students. any sunny day, students may be seen the American scheme of things. And. the uniquely, a continuation of what has gone entertain along wilh banjo virtuoso Jeff museum's Austin Gallery, tluit one usuallv I mils on a laeiillv lio.lies ol Hie laculty Tlie score was will receive a savings bond, and will ft It seems that MHS has more than reading or tossing the frisbees enthusiasm discernible in a 1979 di.scn .set­ before. Masiii to comhine lor a well-rounded lami- There is no admission charge. tied al liall lime 42-12 be eligible for the national drawing its share of "newsworthy " events. As around the wild blue yonder, not har­ III (he si'eond liall. Hie seniors were for all DAR good citizens from all good news is no news, it's all been ming anyone or anything. Being able delermin.'il lo (el ihe lacully take the over the country. Film Review; Halloween had. practically muckraking. Let's to leave the campus and support the Icail 111.' play ol Hie seniors was no I think anyone would agree that look closely at some of these local fast-food franchises has its ad­ 'I'he lalesi craze in Hie liigti school propi laiely, is almost never sliown. less then lieroic. as tli.'v remarkablv Theresa Mazzotta is most deserving T R I C I T Y community-shattering events. vantages for both the students and liliii viewiTS world is ‘'ilalloween, comes back to Hic little town looking kcfil slraiglil laces .luring Ihe entire of this award. I would like to offer The race riot was a laugh; an apple for the golden arches. .1 very Inghlening iil sloppilymadei lor someone lo maim Tlie ohjeel ol game Ksfieeially nolewortliv was my congratualtions to Tessie as tossed across the cate does not a riot It is true that some students abuse leiioi picture ' Halloween is fun, his wrath turns out to he Laurie, who Hie play ol .Norm Hiee and Hob would the students and faculty of cause. And that's basically all it was.. the system. But I would prefer 1990 iind it is good lor ,i week of nighl- Is portrayed hy .lamie I.ee Curl is .‘saiiniiers. wlio hoHi did their best to MHS for receiving the DAR Good Hul there were rumors, and, aye. contented students allowed on ;an mares allerward. hiil il falls just Miss Curtis turns in a smooHi perlor- miss all .)! Hieir sliots and keep the Citizenship Award. — Bette Sheldon. lliey were real winners: but non- open campus to 2000 locked up in AUENTION sliorl ol lieing good a manee in her lilm .lehiil Her beaiilv l.ieullv in Hie g.mu' cthless only rumors. If they had been sweaty study hall. Punish the ten The im tiire tiegins wiHi a .scene in and eoneentralion on character Despile Hie aiil 1111111 Hie seniors. true, “Time " and “Newsweek" students, not the 1990. which a young hoy murders a leeii- development are more than Hie lacully could nol pul Ihe game would have sent a man down. The MHS has some problems. 1 ....im- ■ig(' girl on Ilalloween nighi, Tlie adeipiate awav It was nol until Hie linal 40% off local media reacted with con­ agine that East Catholic has a few SKIN & SCUBA DIVING scene is eomplele wilh dark As the killer begins to stalk, MR. BUSINESSMAN siderably less subtlely. Words like problems, too. Of course, this is just regular retail sliadows. loolsleps. and music Hial Laurie s Iriends are inlmdiieed l.in- M ur(‘li o f l)iim *.s "war " and “ riot"' and even “ Battle” guesswork, because I have never inlorms you as to w lieu vou stiouid lie ila. played by 1’ .1 .Soles, is unconvin­ price of • PRO SHOP Icrrificd appeared in large headline — because read any adverse publicity about NOWBPENIII cing. hul she looks spectacular com- in eiglil to ten years most present of some rumors and an apple. them. I don't know why, because any • AIRHLLS BUYONE DOZEN DONUTS I he I esi ot Hie IIlov ie takes place in pari'd (o Nancy l.oomis. wlio rmns MILS sui.lenls will h.ive al least one $15.95 I am not trying to place all the group of teenagers thrust to gether, • RENTALS Hie same suliiiilian small town m Hic eharaeler ol .\iiini' ,Miss l.oomis . liil.l There s a good clianee that blame on the media alone. Part must often against their will, is bound to • REPAIRS AND GET THE 2ND DOZEN OF which It began, .igain on Ilalloween viidales rule mimher one in her por­ some ol Hu'iii may he horn with a CLEAR IMAGE rest on Hie shoulders of Ihe com­ have problems. Still, it seems that • HYDRO TEST mglil, hlleen years lale; nie tmy trayal sheisivpieal Her speech hii'Hi .lel.'i’t ol on.' sort or another. hei munity itself. I have been .given Ihe East Catholic keeps itself very clean, The Acne Cleanser • TRIPS has ese.iped Imm Hie menl.il mslilu- atliliide, her movements all I lie Mareii ol Dim.'s is trying to developed by a Beverly are impression of what the average MHS while Manchester High stands out as • INSTRUCTION Hon he lias e.illed liome since III. badly sler.'otyped versions ol teen make that ehanee as small as possible Hills dermatologist for her On Monday, April 23rd the Herald will run a student is thought to be. While “ d irt" an example of decadence. muidei . and Hie lun liegms age-dom hut Hiey are in need .if help. own patients. IS a very theatrical and cynical word. In any case, the pros far outweigh The murderer, whose lac ap Laurie is then placed in Hie perleel Ihe (Irealer llarll.ird March of Introductory offer full page ad honoring the secretaries in our It applies. And that is a v e ry unfair the cons. I am proud to be a senior at OPEN 7 DAYS 24 HOURS Dimes IS sponsoring a Superwalk on available to first 50 people (losilion ot nilnerahililv she is to label lo place on 2000 students. It is community in celebration of National MANCHESTER Sunday. April 29 In Downtown Mart- Manctiester High School. — James to call 649-5385 from 335 CENTER ST. sfiend Ilalloween nighl hahv-silting not true, either Erik Richardson 9:30A.M to 5PM (^lass Collerls The viewer is made lo l.-el that there l.'i'il wiHi a dislanee ol 80 kilonieters. The cheating scandal What is Secretaries Week. IS no way out lor I,auric or Annie, the Hegistration slips and sponsor sheets Hie big deal here ’ 1 just cannot un­ I’icnic IVIoney latter who is bahv-siinng acro.ss the are available in the ofliee. By poun­ derstand why everyone had to crank street Several murders and a ding the pavement, you help pound out an article about the new outrage W M U N T ^ triumph lor ju.slu.’ later, the Him out h irili delects In vour own Tile 1979 senior Commeneement at MILS If you would like to honor your secretary on ends, leaving the aiidieiii'e wiHi ,i iiletime Prizes will be awarded to REMODELED ( ommiti.'e has liegun e.dleeting As I understand it. a number of true sense ol tear ,ind near-leeling ol Hiose eoll.'.'ting the most money, and this page please call Joe or Tina for details. monev lor llie class (liniie This pie- honor students cheated on an exam satislaelion. there will he a Iree eoneerl in mc IS to lie lield on .lune 11th at the .ind" then admitted lo it. Is that all ENJOY 3 I he Him lias its strong points Most Hushnell Park allcr Ihe Superwalk. Frank Davis H.'sorl m Moddus. Ct that newsworthy'.’ Again, don't ask ot the adrenaline roi'keling jolts in it Helore y.m deei.le not to walk, stop •b'V I lie senior cl.iss has heen going lo the reporters to resign They print .0 6 ' EASTER are superblv don.', .mil Ihe killer, an.l think Hial every other minute a this same loealioii lor many years, so what the public wants to read. And Solv« whose face is rarely ever shown, is liahy is iHirn somewhere in Ihe world DINNER Hie proprietors allow MHS liie run of what the town seems to want is I'ortray.'d not as any particular with a birth itefect. in a lew years it Hie pl.iee .done, r.iHier than having to anything bad about MHS. Dear WITH eharaeter, but as the tear ol i .tuld be your own. I’ lease help stop Call 643-2711 share the laeilities wiHi another Ilona. Have 1 got a regular Mecca for Q>n seliool Ilalloween night ilsell However, Ihe clock by walking on the 29th. — you. should the Golden West run dry YOUR there are too many mistakes in Ihe Kathv MeKeon Tlie resort lealures many ac­ movie — mistakes that could have FAMILY tivities im luding swimming, .s.uhng. I think that the open campus been reinio.l easily Cars drive IN A water-skiing, haskethall, liorsehaek without headlights, night lalls in thir­ riding, v.dleyhall. ,md tennis. There ty seconds, ami a clieap sex scene PLUSH are many more activities beside Manchester High Notes / and TRY OUR FAMOUS doesn't last even Hial long Al.so, ORIENTAL PUPU PLATTER Hiese .so the event is the most popular Mi.ss Curtis manages to run titty ol the .senior activities The MHS student bodv is yards and elimb stairs on a hadlv nice surprise Saturday morning, or ATMOSPHERE collection ot Hic money is .sereaming "Foni:" alter last Friday rile hrnken leg. ami a knile a supposed­ they w ill have to endure another being headed by (n-iieasurers .lim night s basketball loss to the laculty I LUNCHEON SPECIALS I ly inanimate ob|eet — linds its way gruelling weekend's wait Izingo and ,\like l.assow The price of The students leel that the teachers • • • downstairs in a house. wiHi the aid .if EXOTIC POLYNESIAN COCKTAILS 2815 Main Street. employed an unlair Uietic: ,Joe the picnic IS thirteen dollars, payable no one One must feel sorry for the MHS Whelton He s c o u h I about 40 points NATIONAL Glastonbury 659-1355 in either one or two installments "Ilalloween" has lmi many errors • • • spring sporting teams. Very few Sh O U SE o f CHONOll t olle. lions are during period 2 to be great, yet it is loo exeiling to squads from other sports have games Admission nolHieation for most Fcaturinc Authentic Potynesian and SECRETARIES 'hrfuigh 8 on Tiiesilays and Thursday, pass hy romplelely, .-\dviee trom and meets cancelled due to snow. colleges is this week — kind of • • • CantonuM Specialties HAPPY HOUR iJaili/. 4 6 30 For a fun filled feastlor the until M,-jv lltb The pieme day is one liere is lo wail until it makes its se­ Sehciriisnisually set their reply date Bar Drinkt 75' whole family, come enjoy all the tx' looked (orward to by all seniors. cond run. when it will come to Ihe For those of you students who work £ 4 0 -4 9 5 8 WEEK •' V ihould be sure lo get your pay- lor April 15 - which this year, Easter favorites VIP have smaller, cheaper theaters in the summer or oven during the S f c v 383 BROAD ST. ‘ erti m VKin as no money will be happens to bo a Sunday, a day on F.NTF.RTAINMENT IN OUR - planned for yoi/l ■'llaHowecn' is a good movie — lor year, don't forget to fill out your 1040 which there is no mail delivery LOUNOl: NIGHTLY ccepted atler Mav 11th two dollars, Mike Wilson forms. Tnclc & m 's deadline is .Mon­ Therelorc. students will either get a day — Mike Wilson PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Fri., April 13, 1979 Minnesota Orchestra Count Basie Is Coming STORKS —The Minnesota Orchestra will perform at T V T o n i g h t the University of Connecticut's Jorgensen Auditorium Monday. April 23. at 8:15 p.m. MANCHESTER — Merv Meridy, president of Temple Where to Go Beth Sholom, has received a special autograph in the Under the baton of Stanislaw Skrowaczewski, the 96- 6 .- 0 0 aMatchQwiwP.M. 1:00 meinber ensemble will perform Schubert's "Symphony mail. It is the signature of Count Basie, and what pleases a aDtekVwDyk* ® ® ® MMnlgltt SpNdal No. 9 " (Tbe Great C-Major). the conductor's own "Music Meridy is that it is affix to a contract commiting the per­ I Lucy 9 Tic Tk Dough 1:36 & What to Do former and his orchestra to play May 13 under the spon­ Jo ker'i WlM (£ Movt« ’’Death Takes A at Night." and Stravinsky's "The Firebird Suite," Bozo's Big Top 8:00 Holiday” (1934) Frednc March. d S B u g* Bunny Ea«t«r Spadal A rather untypical piano prodigy. Skrowaczewski sorship of Temple Beth Sholom. The performance will M undoRtal Evelyn Venable. begin at 8:15 p.m. at Manchester High School. § MyThreoSons X C rO M -W lti studied physics, chemistry, and philo.sophy at Lwow S B o n a n z ii X S I F a m i y 1:40 Theater University in Poland, But injuries to both hands during a Elaine Schiff, president of the Temple’s Sisterhood, O S t u d l o S M ( £ Movt* "The Irish Whiskey (D N«W9 • "The Bundle" and "The Sea Gull," in repertory who with Meridy is organizing the concert, says that Rebellion " (1975) Wllliem (D Joe PrankHn wartime bombing raid cut short his promising pianistic 6 :3 0 Devane, Anne Meara. A former through May 5 at the Yale-Repertory Theatre, 222 2:30 career, and led him to concentrate his musical talents on hiring this orchestra is like hiring a family. The group S ) The Brm^ Bunch Irish freedom lighter who has York St„ New Haven. (436-1600) 0 Bow ing ForOoNara fled to America, is running rum O Movie ' A Man Called conducting and com|>osition. has been together for so long that they are intimate and Adam” (1966) Sammy Davis Jr., • "The Matchmaker," evenings with Wednesday r a Jake H m t Gospel Time oil the coast of Fire Island. 2 hrs Peter Lawtord. Skrowaczewski made his conducting debut in America casual with each other. Just as in the early days of big a @ 8 NBC News O l 3 8 DlfTrent Stroke# and Sunday matinees through May 6 at the Hartford in 1958 with the Cleveland Orchestra, at the invitation of bands, the musicians tote their own instruments and (8 Over Easy 39 0 Washington Week In 2:40 Stage Company, 50 Church St., Hartford. (527-51511 0 A d w n - 1 2 gear. After a performance, each member packs himself (DNewa • "Break A Leg," tonight through Sunday at the the late George Szell, SS The Other School System S Jo ke r's WHd up and looks after his own equipment. 3:18 For ticket information, call 486-4226. 6 :5 5 - American Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford. (375- There are no “hired hands" to do the "dirty work.” 8:30 (X) Jeck Benny 5000) a News nPMarvQrtffln Rather, all aspects of taking a show on the road are 7JX) 3 i S Hallo, Larry 4:25 • “The Music Man,!' through April 22 at the Jazz Band at Church a 0 Wan Strssl WsMt ® Movie 'Dames” (1934) Joan handled by the performers themselves. The way this (D C B S N e u n Blondell. Dick Powell. Coachlight Dinner Theatre, 226 Main St., group tours the country in its special van is such a classic ® Six MlWon DoUsr Man S ) What About Woman Warehouse Point. (522-1266 or 623-8227) NEW BRITAIN —The Galvanized JaZz Band makes its X SA B C News 39 Liars Chib story that it was featured recently on the television Top 10 • "Gypsy." tonight through April ‘29 at the first appearance at the Music Series held at South 0 Dating Game S:0 0 program "60 Minutes.” ® Factival Of Faith (£ Ths Dukas Of Hazzard (Week of March 31) Camelot Dinner Theatre, Route 81. Higganum. (1- Congregational/First Baptist Church Friday, April 27, at Meridy points out that this quality of cohesiveness is so S PopI Goat The Country CD 3 Movie "Like Normal 1. Having Flown 800-622-3357) S3 News 7:30 p.m, strong with the Count Basie orchestra that performers People" (Premiere) Linda Purl. () • Play readings by the Hartford Playwrights. Fred Vigorito, cornetist and leader of the group, will 34 Dick Cavett Shaun Cassidy. Two mentally 2. Minute by Minute remain part of the team year after year. S I NewlywodQame retarded young people meet with (Doobie Brothers) Monday at 7:,3() p.m. at The Old Place, Kinslev comment about the various types of music and their Freddie Green, for instance, has been playing guitar C9 The Odd Coupia a great deal ol resistance when 3. Dire Straights Street. Hartford. i5'27-5151 or 246-68011 S S Over Easy value in the jazz world. with the Basie Band since its inception. Basie fans-from ' they announce their plans to (Dire Straights) Special guest artist will be Porky Cohen, trombonist, a 7:29 marry 4. Love Tracks this area may remember Green's appearance with the 8 Daily Numbers O 32 Rockford RIat (Gloria Gaynor) Music veteran performer with the "big bands" including Benny Count at Lake Compounce in 1972. Also with the group for 39 American Entarpriaa 5 Blondes Have More Fun Goodman, Glen Gray, Charlie Barnett and Artie Shaw. 7:30 l 3 M ovie "Easter Parade" (Rod Stewart) • "The Sound of Music," with Earl Wrightson that date was saxophonist Bobby Plater. Plater, who ( £ P.M. Magazine (1948) Judy Garland, Fred 6 2-Hot There is no admission charge. GiMxlwill offerings will 3 ) 32 Sha Na Na and Sally Ann Howes, Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 wrote "Jersey Bounce,” was with Basie at the Hartford Astaire A big star turns an (Peaches & Herb) be accepted to defray expen.ses of the series. (T) Nawlywad Game unknown into a sensation and 7. Cruisin' p.m., Bushnell Memorial Half, Hartford. (246-6807) Civic Center Festival, Owen McNally used the words O Porter W agonar For information, call 23,3-,3691. falls in love with her (Village People) • The New York Philharmonic Orchestra, "razzle dazzle" to describe the artistry of drummer IS 0 MacNali / Lahrer Report l 3 Movie "Barabbas " (1962) 6. 52nd Street Thursday at 8 p.m., Bushnell Memorial Hall. Hart­ At Shaboo Sunday Butch Miles. Butch, too, is among the performers coming Anthony Quinn. Silvana Manga- (Billy Joel) to Manchester for this gig. no The thiel released In lieu of 9 Briefcase Full ford. (246-6807) ^Equus^ Due at UConn Drummer Buddy Rich and his 17-piece Jesus wrestles with the quirks ol William Count Basie was born in New Jersey in August Courses Sel of Blues • Clyde Bernhardt and his Harlem Blues and Jazz orchestra will appear Sunday at the Shaboo late that lollow him ever alter |2 (Blues Brothers) STORKS-Peter Chaffer's play, "Equus," will be on 1904. His band was formed in Kansas City in 1935. The hrs.. 30 min.) Band, Saturday at 8:30 p.m., tloliday Inn, Meriden. Inn in Mansfield. Opening the show at 7 p.m. •At S e a p o r t 3S The Scarlet Letter 10.Livin' inside • Clarinet recital, Julie Vaverka performing, stage in Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater at University of road from New Jersey to Kansas City would through Your Love Monday at 8:15 p.m.. Von der Mehden Recital Hall, Connecticut April 20 through 28 at 8:15 p.m. with 2 p.m. will be Rich’s protege, 24-year-old Jack Harlem clubs and the vaudeville circuit, "Fats” Waller 9:30 (George Benson) MYSTIC SEAPORT (3 The Fourth Eitate * I? Nsntwciie) snd Whiskey Before Breakfast. For more information, call registration call 677-2132 or 678-1867. B I K I N G Marthi‘6 vmeysre Tavern. Following the formal dismissal at SAM t DAVE Dance call and inspection. Practice sessions dis­ PI). 423-4441 •175 Seven days 677-6619 Ending Its Run 4J.B. HUTTO charging firearms and marching drills 3;30 p.m,, the corps will join the Seaport Fri., Sat., Sun.^^ S^iXlAaviTiu MilirwooDf DAWNBREAKERS • Japanese dance troupe, Ondeko-za, Thursday .Joel and Gene Sager are one half of a will be conducted by a flourish on the chantey singers and visitors in a song fest Show to Feature Vacations Sit April 14 Student Trip, am) Trzvpl Cam)). and Friday at 8 p.m., Roberts Center Theatre, West barbershop quartet in Coachlight Dinner green morning and afternoon. in front of Spooler Tavern. GABE KAPLANI JAMES COnON 203-525-2111 Ilarltord, (236-1943, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) BOSTON — Vacationers who would tion. Bill Calvert of Overland Rolls American Youth Hostels staff Theatre's production of ‘‘The Music Man.” A noon meal for the corps will be AJ.B. Huno teeed Meedeft paper. . Camping Show Set like to see more of New England's believes bicycle touring is the ideal The show ends its East Windsor run on Sun­ members will demonstrate bicycle U Wiiiiwdott countryside or travel like a native way to see Maine’s unspoiled coun­ repair techniques, bycycling in Sm«i Api(Mi NEW HAVEN — The original 15th annual Connecticut Lectures day. through exotic lands or who are just tryside. place, and hints for'packing for bicy­ GLOBE ASpKitflOffi ShM Camping and Outdoors Show, sponsored by the Connec­ plain tired of predictable vacations American Youth Hostels also cle touring. BUDDY RICH • "The Terminal Archaic I’eriod in the Connec- ticut Chapters of the North American Family Campers Travel Service HIS ORCHESTRA will find unusual, creative vacation promotes the idea of enjoying New The New Earth Exposition will be i licul Valley," Dr. Douglas Jordan, slate Association, for the benefit of the Register Fresh Air 555 MAIN STREET ideas at the New Earth Exposition, England in its natural state, and at the Commonwealth Armory, Com­ archaeologist, Thursday at 8 p.m. at Wood Fund, will be held at the New Haven Coliseum on Friday, Cousteau To Speak 643-2165 BACK ON THE TRACK April 19 to 22. their New England in its natural monwealth Avenue, Thursday, from t 7 U Mvirca U 00 « im door Memorial Library, 7.'18 Main St., South Windsor. April 2(1. (hrough Sunday, April 22. FILMETER For those who want to travel to the state, and their New England 2 to 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday Over 30 Years yoh April 73 • MATRIX evening lecture, video artist, critic Occupying all 64,(MI0 sq. ft. of exhibit space, it is the NEW HAVEN — Dr. ,lean-Michel Cousteau, eldest son Travel Experience corners of Ihe world. Overseas network of 40 hostels is open to peo­ from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m; and Sunday A capsule look at cinema I NEW RtDEfIS OF THE PURPU SAGE | and teacher Alan Sondheim. Thursday at 8 p.m.. state's largest display of recreational vehicles, camping of world famous oceanographer Jacques Cousteau and Authorized agent in p^lMAI CSffX Adventure Travel offers reasonably ple of all ages traveling "under their from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 00 4dv»nci SS M 41 mt doo' HALLOWEEN MATRIX Gallery, Wadsworth Athencum, Hartford. equipment and accessories, and campgrounds. Featured ocean explorer in his own right, will pre.sent a free lec­ M anchester for all ture at Southern Connecticut State College on priced expeditions to every conti­ own steam.” Free. is a deluxe $65,000 motor home, travel movies and daily nent. These, travel experts and others Easier Danee Set Airlines, Railroads and Hkjft ApiH 75 Wednesday. .April 25, at 8 p.m., in the college's Lyman Steamship Lines THANK GOD ■nAttocuivnaetnwCCC • "Towards a Media History: Library Research entertainment Faneuil Hall Travel offers will be at the New Earth Exposition EAST H A R TFO R D C ircle 8 will Plus JUDAS PRIEST and Media Analysis, " Dr. Helmut Schanze, Tuc.sday Auditorium FILMETER is compiled by Dick Kleiner In Hollywood end the IT'S FRIDAY Show hours are 6 to 10 ii.m. Friday; from 1 to 10 p.m. vacationers the chance to explore to offer details about all of their have its Easter dance this Saturday pttJsWDEUtl at 3 p.m , Room 218, Student Union Building, He will discuss man's penetration of the oceans and N.E.A. stall In both Hollywood and New York. (4 07|IU«OODI Saturday, and 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday. Discount coupons are Mayan ruins and the marine and’ vacation programs. In addition. beginning at 8 p.m. at Penney High Night \ ' University of Connecticut. Storrs. Free. will must rale his talk with slides and film. His tn iS a i Apm77178 available at all exhibitor showreioms. jungle life of Central America. Overseas Adventure Travel will School, 869 Forbes St. MANCHESTER He \ appearance is part of the SCSC Masters Series. ORIVMN/ROUTES 6 S44II DERRINGER Come 1 One doesn't have to travel far, show an hour-long film shot on their Sue Autio will be calling and the CHAMP, THE (PG» — Joo Voight, Faye Djnaway, Ricky UaauwwaUHNUaawr Home! L For further information, contact the SCSC student ac­ iiaa«k>Na nataiwwn Exhibits tivities olfice at 379-4264, however, to enjoy an unusual vaca­ popular London to Katmandu tour. Leemons will be cueing. Schroder. Drama. Director Franco ZefflreUl has dusted off the old ■ • lb - South Seas Escape classic ateut the es-champ and his son and the rich lady who usod 3 HITS Fri. Sat Sun. • Acrylic and oil paintings by Barbara Levin, to be the kid's mother. He puUs out aU the stops — no sob is left V e r n o n c in d Center Gallery of the Hartford .lewish Community unsobbed — and it’s a treat (or the love-to-cry set. But it ia overlong HARTFORD -L ecturer Thayer Soule provides eye­ H'l.Ti - tb H4 06 I "t05 neat, imMN at tta Maaig Inihac Center, 335 Bloomfield Ave.. West Hartford, ia ia a e e B e e g e g a t and very over-senUmental. Young Ricky Schroder la the best child ACADEMY witness commentary for his full-length color lilm, actor in years, however. GRADE: B. tbkia, la kMa, lartM I (ail lirt. through May 14. M laiall M t. that ■mttrt Ihrtn AWARD NOMINU ■ Es( iqie to the South Seas," April 27, 28 and 29 at the SEVENTH ANNUAL GIOVANNI’S OF COURSE? ^SS6nS SHBHVa, iNse • Drawings and sculpture by five New York City PERFECT COUPLE, A (PG) — Paul Dooley, Marta HefUn. lai I liacbiitai: lallari Naila, Bushuell Memorial Hall in Hartford. RomanUc comedy. Director Robert Altman, never one to do the artists. .Saturday through April 28. Barn Gallery, NO m k r , Tbiam Me, M M a I conventional Uiing, has elected to tell a love story In unconven- "THE DEER Soule's newest film tours Fiji. Taveuni, Vanua l.evu. MANCHESTER HMattK M ( « Ml,. W laWatt: Ibi 180 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford. Public reception Tonga, I'ahili, Moorea. and Bora Bora Highlights in­ GIOVANNI’S OF COURSE! Uonal terms. He pairs a lonely girl rock singer with a lonely businessman, the son of an ultra-conservative family. They meet Nil, ttmi: M EapiM IM a* ; la Sunday from 2 to 5 p m. da lau M H M . NaataMy. M r I HUNTER” clude an underwater exploration ol the famous coral gar­ ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE through a computer daUng service, and theirs ia hardly the run-of- • Thirty paintings by artists from the Connec­ dens, a trip on a sailing outrigger canoe to remote out POLICE BALL the-computer love story. Often touching but often puzzUng, too. Nr. fait m u Ndl A Im M Craa’z M lUtijrBfger ticut Watercolor .Society, Promenade Gallery at CLOSED MONDAY Lots of good music. GRADE: B. I rain Will Nirtt tad Irwt M M - islands and a look at (lie native rituals of spear dancing WHILE WAITING FOR GIOVANNI'S TO Rzsio M Iw M a . (ait lirtlart T M ii iiI Bushnell Memorial Hall. Hartford, through May 2. M«ICNE$TER STATE MMORV REBUILD, YOU CAN GET THE SAME FINE and tirewalking FOR EASTER SUNDAY Ttt • American Ship Portraits. R.J. Schaefer MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. FOOD AT "GIOVANNI'S (OF COURSE)” AT THE D al KJhVOIGHf f W f U l M / t t / The travelogue program begins at 8 p.m, on Friday and DINNER RESERVATIONS BOULEVARD NIGHTS (R) — Richard Ynlguei, MarU DuBoU, fiwsom^ Building, Mystic .Seaport Mu.seum, through April. , EAST HARTFORD GOLF COURSE. Danny De Ln Paz < Drama I Interesting but uneven character study • Wa(Jsworth Athencum, Hartford — "Visions of Saturday, and at 2 and 5 p in on Sunday, DANCING 9:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. of Chicano youths In East Los Angeles. Classic s ^ g IftBlNSk For further inlormation, call the box office at 246-6807, CALL VITO’S BIRCH MT. • FULL LIQUOR LICENSE brother/weak brother story wrapped around ^ng warfare. the Sea 1550-1971. " paintings and sculpture; AlJarvW Orchastn Standout performance by newcomer De laa Paz. Caution: some INN • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC "Discovery in Stone, ” marble sculpture. Ellen Saturday, April 21,1979 strong language, violence. GRADE: B-minui (Handler) Phalen, paintings and sculpture, and Alan SPECIAL EASTER MENU 4>ONATION $20.00 PER COUPLE GIOVANNI’S OF COURSE CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) — Jane Fonda. Jack U n ^o o , .Sondheim, video tapes, both in MATRIX Gallery — DANCE TO THE FABULOUS 130 LONG HILL RD.. EAST HARTFORD Michael DougUs. Thriller. This Is a "what ongoing. For information, call 525-1439, 5251430. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS AND DIRECTIONS LIQUOR S MIXES INCLUDED there was a malfunction in a nuclear power plant, and what If U»e [pG^PMrii tuMKi M in i o [ 528-1024 Kal TV news reporter sniffed it out, and what If the nuclwr NOW OPEN: • 646-3161* For TIckots: SAS^SSS sc^ientist didn’t find It. and what if the power company brass tried THE ORIGINAL GIOVANNI'S WILL REOPEN ON OR VILLA LOUISA RD„ BOLTON, CT. to cover it up? It leaves you wondering — what if a real ooetod a Film MAINSTREET ABOUT MAY 1 fUw and blew up and left a hole in the sand clear down to China? !a e e e i GRADE: B-plut. Seafood Dining Room • Athencum Cinema. Wadsworth Athencum, Hartford. Call 525-14.39 lor schedule. DEER HUNTER (R) — Robert DeNIro, John Cnz|^, John (at the rear of Glastonbury Fish Market) Swvage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Walken. Drama. This u a • (,'incstudio. Trinity (,'ollege, Hartford Call 527- powerful, memorable look at three Pennsylvania ^ 1 workm 3811 for schedule. wl» go off to fight In Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino ^ Featuring Fresh Seafood-Baked^BroiledeFried 2.0 created images you may never forget. It Is loo long and some of it u u III FFA.MIFV A .^ is forced, but it remains a classic film. GRADE: A. Sandwiches from $ 1 .2 9 ‘D r ' Af iT#»irjr IrfArrufiOftd Et Cetera MURDER BY DECREE (PG) - Christoplier PlnnunCT, James • A selection of films originating from home u u KKST.M KA.N r Masm. David Hemmlngs, Susan Clark. Mystea- S l^ lo A H o l^ Dinners from $2.99 movies, with Gary Hogan of the Hartford Art I & l va. Jack the Ripper, but the iasue U clouded with ^ (radicals and psychics, etc.) Director Bob Oar* trim hard to School, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Real Art Ways, 197 The Bon Appetit Rest. create a mood, but the mood is misty and the total effect is a film Bring Your Own Bottle! served from u am 8 pm Asylum S t, Hartford. (525-5521) 47 West Rd., RL 83, ERtogtoo. CL 878-1513| r MONDAY - WEDNESDAY that la tedious. GRADE: C-pInt. • Mime with Peter Driscoll. Wcdne.sday at noon THE WELL KNOWN HARTFORD CHEF DONN at Center (,'hurch House. Hartford. (249-5631) VEILLEUX-DONN DAWNN-ANNOUNCIS THE SPECIALS NORMA RAE (PCI - Sally Field, Ron SATURDAY, MAYS Drama. Forget the drab Utle, this U a * 7 ^ ' ’ • Old-fashioned Easter egg hunt. Sunday at 1 BEQINNINQ OF DUTCH A GERMAN NIQHTt about the altempta - by a union organizer from Nc t Y o r k ^ If it*$ in the ocean, toe have it. 9:00 PM-1:00 AM aUy, a llttle^Shem gal - to organize a p.m.. Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic. MONDAYS A TUESDAYS STARTINQ MON A FRIDAY NI9HT ONLY SPECIALS 12 TO CHOOSE FROM South. Director Martin Ritt must be commended not oidy forzrtat nESHFISH TUES APRIL IS A 17. (ALSO AVAILABLE AT SAMPLE WEEK-END he did, but (or what he didn't do £22™ FIMTOPTHE SEASON Hr; • Poetry reading by Frank Bidart, Monday at 8:30 LUNCHTIME) OUR REGULAR ITALIAN- BMOD S1VFED LOBSTER...... 7.99 cliches, nnd so he hns a warm, surpriilng film. GnADE. « pna p.m at Manchester Community College. Room A-5. MANCHESTER ARMORY FUr OF SOLE ROUim...... 9.89 SPECIALS SHAD & ROE AMERICAN A FRENCH MENU WILL ALSO BE BrolM Pork Chop* ON THE YARD (R) — John Heard, Mike KeUla, Theanai AVAILABLE. Wattes. Drama. A Prison drama that escapm tta e c t ^ s o< a GLASTONBURY COMHMTION SCALLOPS I SHRMP ....7.98 Choice USDA Sirloin Steak .•5 J9 cUched setting. Plot and characters u n f^ Oven Ready items... SAUERBRATEN A RED CABBAGE. ROAST •AK8D IN CASStNOU A MOHJO each of a varied group of cons:cofnes to he 1 ^ own tdetim . A nod to •WONOntH STtAK Baked Salmon Steak...... acting, directing and editing. Caution: Strong language, some^ Seafood Casserole BYOB SETUPS PROVIDED DUCK,.. WIENER SCHNITZEL, MBTTWUR8T, BakedSwordliah...... j r ^ g T vtolcnce. GRADE: A.mlaas. (O'Brien). iHf r —, BRAT WURST, PORK UNKRAUT, GERMAN A Baked Ralnboar Trout ...... *4J 6 Stuffed Sole HAIR TICKETS $14 PER COUPLE DUTCH SOUP, DESERTS, A BREADS PLUS A Fresh Baked Scrod ...... *4J 6 WAIWIOIW, THE (R) MIcharf B «k, Stuffed Shrimp waltM DraMS. street RAng ecUoo — it s weft Sloe Sery Letttittiun (With Our Own Dressing) r itM t aoul and " A Ctockwoik HSH CALL 640-5151 LARGE SELECTION OF DUTCH A GERMAN Live Lobsters YOUR EASTER with ntatb saim id lin ' bluder, the vtolenee choreographed mote for bravara th u ihinein! WINES. Com« Join Vt For A Memomblo Feast MOVE S a n a « blood, and the New York eubway aettlna « « n ^ to o m p e a l vSSafayarTtatlng epectacle. P ervefi^ (aydnatlng. Caoftin: BENEFIT UNITUIAN UNIVEMALIST BVOB CALDOR PLAZA MANCHESTER Mar ba haiarxioaa to your health, elnca film la nanorad to have ’'CksnOness It Quskry 90 H«r>d m Hsnd (OppoMie Koi Kun Malli u > - CHURCH OF MANCHESTER RESERVATIONS NOW! 11AR4-9PM EXIT 93 Off 1 - 88 gidted eeveral attache by Inspired vlewera. GRADE: B. (IFBelea) PLEASE CALLTHEATFE Heartburn has nothing to do with the heert The OPEN R40N-SAT B49-M87 (Fttm trading: A-superb; 8 - good; C-mrerage;D-poor, S ta tio n 3 5 C o m m o n no«rs moo thru s»t • otn:oo FO R S C R EE N T M E S comfort eolely eriiei in the etophegui end ttomecn. F-emM) Glastonbury 633*5833 oosedsmtiy______PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Fri., April 13, 1979 "■■X State to Woo { Housing Effect Questioned EVENING HERALD. Fri., April 13, 1979— PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER - The town’s DH Plays Role in Indian Win Businesses ~ on the project il the referendum to per unit, is for construction and site He also questioned whether the ROCKVILLE — Mrs, Bernice Housing Authority is concerned call a two-year moratorium on the »y I.KN VI STKR the bottom of the ninth inning as the with the lirst hit olf Hornet starter Hickey, sophoitiore righthander about the possible effect on its new work. Our architect estimates that authority would get the CD funds if J / r U l I i O U U I I I Hammond Curran, 85, of 160 High St., Community Development Block iiiTalil S|mrl.-Hril«‘r Indians rebounded from an em­ Kevin Hickey since the third. with some smoke, had a touch of elderly housing project off Spencer the pet unit cost for construction and the referendum succeeds. He got his New Britain, formerly of Rockville Grant succeeds. barrassing season-opening loss to nip Jack Lyon drew a full count walk wildness early but settled down to HARTFORD (U PD-Connecticut •— y nocKvme, Street if the town is banned from Site work will be about $21,000, if we answer Tuesday night, when the Never before had died Tuesday at New Britain General The state i.s providing 8800,000 for install electric heat, and $22,500 if we Board of Directors turned over the Fast Hartford High, 5-4. in CCIL off East Hartford reliever and loser pitch well. He went 7 I '3 innings, economic development officials are using federal Community Develop­ Manchester High baseball Hospital. She was the wife of Hugh this project. Of this, $120,000 is for install gas heat. $86,500 from CCROG to the authority. play. Tom Guidotti. who began his stint in giving up live hits while walking five hoping the same factors that ment funds. E. Curran. administration, carrying charges, "This $4,000 to $5,500 difference in At that time Weiss said that if the Coach Hal Parks had the op- Manchester led early but (ell the eighth by facing Ezerins. to open and .striking out eight. prompted northern businesses to ex­ Mrs. Curran was born in Rockville In a letter to Town Manager architectural and engineering fees, portunity to utilize a behind in the seventh. 4-3, as the the ninth. Cary Coffin successlully Manchester returns to action Mon­ Robert B. Weiss, Housing Authority the per unit cost will mean a referendum is passed, the funds pand in the South will be repeated — surveys and maps, kitchen equip­ difference of from $160,000 to $220,000 would have to be returned unless the Hornets plated two unearned runs on laid down a bunt with Bob Halldin in­ day against crosstown East Catholic Chairman Pascal Mastrangelo. said designated hitter. The veteran in reverse — to lure "Sunbelt” and had lived in New Britain for 50 ment. maintenance equipment and in the construction and site work town continued to fund its Fair two Tribe miscues. "The defense tentionally walked. al Eagle Field al 3:15. businesses to expand up north. years. She was a communicant of St. that he and other commissioners dis- contingencie.s Mastrangelo reported, Indian coach, in fact, doesn't over and above the amount provided Housing program. was less shaky than the last time." Doug Ogden ripped a single up the Monrlu'slrr (.5) "Forty or 50 years ago firms that Mary's Church, New Britain, cus.sed in detail the potential impact "The remaining $680,000, or $17,000 particularly care for them. by the state." Mastrangelo advised If the authority receives these CD mused Parks, "Pretty soon we ll find middle. Lyon stopping at third. AB R H E RBI started in the Northeast found it was She is also survived by a brother, But he used one yesterday and Weiss. funds, it will be asking the town to the right people for the right olaoe." Spears watched three straight balls, Lyon, ss 3 1 0 1 time to expand to other regions," Joseph F. Hammond of Manchester; probably will a lot more in the future. He also said that the state will not provide it with from $60,000 to $120,- The locals knotted it in the eighth took a strike and then smashed a Coffin. 2b 0 10 1 Economic Development Com­ three sisters. Miss Frances Ham­ Sophobiore Shawn Spears, in the Halldin. lb 0 0 0 Arts and Crafts Market Set provide additional funds unless the 000. “If we lose these funds because on Edgar Ezerins’ infield roller that towering blast over rightfielder missioner Edward Stockton said mond and Miss Bessie Hammond, role. Mioeked in the winning run in Ogden, 3b I 2 0 General Assembly makes such a of the referendum, the town will be scored .Spears, who led off the frame Tyler Jones’ head to deliver the Thursday. "We're finding the same VERNON —The Sisterhood of niture. dolls, crewel, flowers (dried Moran, cf 0 0 0 provision. asked to provide the authority with game-winner. He was credited with a thing true now of companies which both of Rockville, and Mrs, George Congregation B'nai Israel of and silk), fine art (watercolors, por­ Spears, dh I 3 0 The Housing Authority has been from $160,000 to $220,000 for the single, his third hit started in the South." Heaton of Wethersfield; four nieces, Rockville will sponsor its 12th annual traits. metal sculpture, slate Parks, c 1 0 I allocated $86,500 in Community project, he said. Senior righthander Brad Ingraliam 0 1 0 He said state officials next week five grandnieces and a grandnephew. .Mayfair Art and Craft Market May 6 etchings.) theorems, woodcrafts, Ingraham, p Development funds from the Capitol "The commissioners of this went the distance to pick up tlie win. Ezerins, rf 0 1 1 will visit the Southern U.S, in an The funeral is Saturday at 8:30 Irom 10 a m, to 5 p.m. at the Vernon patchwork, leaded glass, handbags, Herald Center .Middle Schwjl, Route 30, Region Council of Governemente and authority agreed unanimously that "I didn’t plan on getting more than Marineau. If 0 0 0 attempt to convince Alabama and a m, from the Farrell Funeral message magnets, and thumbprint .More than 80 craftsmen and artists pictures. hopes to receive $13,500 in CD funds their concern be made clear to you seven Irom him hut he got stronger. ” Maselli. ph 10 0 0 Georgia businesses to expand in Home, 110 Franklin Square, New Bri­ are expected to participate. The art from the town. “If these funds come and the Board of Directors, especial­ Angle Parks explained the route-going per­ Coulombe, ph 10 0 0 Connecticut. tain, with a blessing at St. Mary's There will be a refreshment stand 0 0 0 0 through, we will still be $60,000 to formance. McCluskey, If He said Connecticut isn’t trying to and craft categories include jewelry, where baked goods and hotdogs will ly since the town will be asked to Church at 9. Burial 'will be in St. $120,000 short of our needs, depen­ Earl Yost Ingraham was .shaky in the sixth steal Southern industry, but that if rnacrame, potterv. doll hou.se fur- be sold. provide additional funding necessary Totals 28 5 7 4 5 ding on whether we install electric or to make the new project feasible," and sevenll) innings when the companies are interested in expan­ Mary's Cemetery, New Britain. Sports Editor gas heat," Mastrangelo said. the letter concluded. Hornets, 1-2. scored hut he got his se­ CaM llairifoni < 1) ding in the north his office wants that A mass of Christian burial will be cond wind and linished strong. He AB R U E RBI Kohler, cf 3 1 0 0 0 expansion in Connecticut and not celebrated Tuesday at 10 a m. at St. Second TY Manchester walked lour, whillcd eight and was .some other New England state, depends upon that side of the street touched lor only lour liils llilehuk. 2b 4 0 1 0 2 Mary’s Church. Appointments Lauded Nicholson, If 1 1 0 0 0 "As their natural growth takes Fire Calls Church Plans Seminar one takes In that bargaining ... "I don't want to take anytliing Friends may call at the funeral Durlcr, c 4 0 0 0 0 place, it's natural to look to expand Debate Set Both the New England Relays, Boston Red Sox brass will sit down away Irom him i Ingraham i: he home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. sponsored by Manchester Communi­ DeSaulnicr. 3b > 4 0 1 0 0 to other regions. And it's logical to today and determine whether to keep pitched a good game. Inil we re not .Mancheslcr On Drug Use and Abuse 7 J ty College, June 23-24 in Manchester, ,lones, rf 4 0 0 0 1 look to the Northeast," he .said. Carlton Fisk on the bench ot place hitting at all," voiced a concerned llardv. Ib 4 0 0 0 0 MANCHESTER The second town- Thursday, 11:11 am. — Unnecessary and the Thanksgiving morning Five him on the 21-day disabled list. Fisk’s “They were much more eager to sponsored program on Tuesday’s MANCHESTER - “Drugs - The East Hartlord Coach Al Lussior, Proctor, ss 4 1 1 0 0 Now You K call at 125 Adelaide Road. (Town) topics: Women and Substance Abuse, Mile Road Race. Nov. 22, are in good ailing right elbow has failed to heal. talk than we’d anticipated they would now referendum questions will appear at Total Picture,” a seminar about drug "That was my worry at the start and llickev, p 2 1 1 0 0 Follows Through be, " Stockton .said of the Southern Thursday, 12:20 p.m. - Woods fire on Drugs and the Law, Crisis Interven­ hands of well qualified and dedicated (iuidotti, p 1 0 0 0 0 The modern egg-laying Easter 7:30 p.m. Monday on Greater Hart­ Keeney Street. (Town) use and abuse, will be held Saturday, tion and Alcohol Abuse. still is. I don't know il we have any businessmen. "It's just a natural directors. Manchester High's Shawn Spears follows through with swing Bunny is descended from tlie hare ford Cable Television Channel 13, the Thursday, 2:58 p.m. — Public Service May 5 at Second Congregational Speakers will include Jerome End of the Line stieks. \Ve lett 16 on liase yesterday economic phenomena and we're just Barry Bernstein and George Totals 31 4 4 0 3 alter delivering game-winning hit in bottom of ninth inning revered in ancient Egypt as a symbol access channel utilized by the town to at 91 Chestnut ,St. (Town) Church, 385 N. Main St. Weber, clinical director of New Hope Howard Baldwin, managing and I don’t know how many today ” trying to take advantage of it. I think ol lertility and (he liurnan menstrual Suitor, girls' track coach and boys’ The Hornets collected only lour hits Manchester 012 000 oil 5 yesterday against East Hartford High. (Herald Photo by provide information and services to Thursday, 6:23 p.m. - Electrical The seminar will be sponsored by Manor, and Stephen O’Donnell, cross country coach at Manchester general partner of the New England we’ll keep our people busy.” cycle. problem at 104 Ridge St. (Town) al.so in Wednesday's 2-0 reversal to East Hartford 001 001 200 4 the community. the Manchester Community Services director of Crossroads. Counselors High respectively, will co-direct the Whalers, didn't' make any friends Strempfer) Thursday, 8:41 p.m. - Brush fire on Simsbury Viewers may call in their questions Council and will be run by Crossroads from both New Hope Manor and Relays. among the media where he tried to KiuTfry (^on.Hdinpiioti Birch Mountain Road. (Town) Ezerins tripled home Manehesler's to the featured panelists who will be and New Hope Manor. Crossroads and James McCooe, com­ Balcome. Rockville High track and whitewash the firing of Bill Dineen lirst tally in the seeoiiil while Ogden 1>AK,S1I>I'ANY. N.,1. (Ul'l i - Mo.st addressing themselves to the impor­ The event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 munity relations officer for the cross country mentor, has assumed as coach. He further put his foot in commercial buildings, such as of­ Lottery tant $20 million water bond issue .Misisoiiri Kxporl p.m. Manchester Police Department, also his mouth when he said Dineen would Irifiled and Spears singled home the responsibility of directing the third-inning tallies, Ted Hilehuek Cheney Separate workshops will be offered Topples Vinal fices and stores, are overheated in which has been placed on Tuesday’s will be speakers. take over scouting because it was so JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Five Miler. squeezed home a Ihird-liining Hornet winter, overcoolcd in summer and ballot. at the '■''minar on the following important in preperation to joining ( heney scored the gaiiie-winners in Pomeroy slated to draw the starting llARll'ORI) — The winning (UPl) — Missouri has marker while a .lones slow roller in Making judicous use of its over-ventilated the year around. Town Manager Robert Weiss, jumped from 20th place in the National League next season. The opportunities, Cheney Tech its sixth iimiiig. Dumez reached on an hill assignment. number drawn Thursday in the Public Works Director J. Giles, Notes Off the Cuff man who replaced Dineen was Don the sixth |irodueed a second tally Reducing the energy consumed Connecticut daily lottery'was 413, 1972 to 15th among the 50 trimmed Vinal Tech, 4-2, in error and Mike Pinkin singled. Vinal rh (1) lor heating, air conditioning and ven­ Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer ad­ states as an exporter of Pete Close, former Manchester Blackburn, chief scout ... Channel 24 Iried to nail Dumez going into third Ihe winning weekly numbers were CETGN A GOOD DEAL! High and St. John’s University track AB R H E RBI tilating by as much as .'10 percent is a ministrators. and Town Director manufactured goods, ac­ will carry a special on the Boston COC baseball action yesterday hut mi.s.sed, Pinkin taking second on Gustamaehio, p 3 0 1 1 0 45, 040 and 699457. 'j’he luckv weekly Sale Ends April 14, 1978 star, is determined to put Tufts realistic possibility. " estimates John Fitzpatrick will discuss the cording to the most recent Marathon Montlay night at 10 o’clock at the Beavers' field. Ihe throw. Hieh Tamiso then Vann, 3b 2 0 0 0 1 color was green. University on the New England track Robert W Smith, General Public issue and field questions from the report by the U.S. Depart­ R ubbtr R abbtr with Bud Collins anchoring a group of 11 was the third win in lour outings delivered a two-RHl single to left. LaBrec, 2b 2 1 0 1 0 t'tilities manager ol consumer af- public. ment of Commerce. map. The former college All- experts. Five cameras and a lor the improved Beavers while Tamiso also came through defen­ Dumez, dli 3 1 1 0 1 lairs. Its customers are being urged HIP WADERS CHEST American and United States Olym­ helicopter will film the highlights Vinal is wiiiiess in two starts. sively in tlie seventh inning as he Pinkin, .ss 3 1 1 0 0 to defer as much ii.se ol electricity as pian is now in his second year at the More than 21,000 pairs of skis were Cheney opened Ihe .seoring in the gunned down Mike Satagaj at the Tamiso. If 3 0 1 0 2 Medford, Mass, college. Indoor and Marlin, rt 3 0 0 0 0 possible to nighttime hours, when it Reg. 19.99 WADERS stolen last year at ski areas national­ home first with a single tally. Lew plate trying lo .score on a Mark Zam- outdoor track squads coached by ly ... Bill Moffett, former East Lanzano, e 2 1 0 0 0 IS produced by the most ellicient LaPrec drew a two-out walk and [)ini single That was the first out of Pitts, Ib 3 0 0 0 0 generating plants at lowest cost. Close have compiled three winning Catholic eager, has lettered in the came all Ihe way around on a hit-and- Ihe inning Winning hurler AL SIEFFEftrS says $^599 seasons and boast an overall 18-8-1 Bushey. ef 0 0 0 0 0 Smith savs. $^999 sport at Worcester Academy. The run RBI douhle over the center- Gustamaehio settled down to retire record. The former assistant coach Reg. 24.98 tormer East captain helped lielder’s head by Chiiek Dumez. two ot the next three (or his second Totals 24 4 4 2 4 at MIT twice won the IC4A mile title Worcester win the Class A New II remained that way until the fifth win In as many decisions. # 300C M H e h sll \ inal ’IVeh (2) and competed in the 1.500 meter run England Prep School championship Irame when Ihe Beavers added a Gustamaehio walked three and AB R H E RBI WHY PAY MORE! SUGIIOMiiFaea OLDULU rPAL in the 1960 Olympic Games ... Larry Police Report 5 LB. BUSS in a 22-2 won-lost season ... Hartford marker. Randy Lanzano reached on tanned two. Losing pitcher John Zanpini. 2b 3 0 2 1 0 REEL ^ ^ \ PPLASTIC I Bird and his agent, Bob Woolf, have Jai Alai opens Wednesday for its an error and advanced to third as Demelis walked one and fanned 10. Demelis, p 4 0 0 0 0 With Roller Bearings BEBBIN6 the Boston Celtics just where they 6A$ 6RILL EARLY RIRD TACKLE fourth season with 213 performances Ken Pills' gi'oiinder to third base was "Gus did a good job ” stated Belniak, .1b 2 1 1 2 0 want them. The Celts need im­ planned, 178 at night and 35 matinees Whitehead, rf 4 1 1 0 0 MANCIIE.STER — Three arrests for driving under the SALE SALE pegged into centerfield. Pitts stole Cheney Coacli Aaron .Silvia, "Vinal BOX mediate help and Bird is the answer ... Maynard Troyer tops the list of 96 second and alter Dave (tustamaehio was hilling the hall hut we caught it. Hurd, e 3 0.00 0 influence of liquor or drugs were made at the result of ac­ SPECIAISI but a $6 million contract for six years Geeewiez, rf 2 0 0 0 0 With Removable S k \ £ entries for this weekend’s Spring cidents Thur.sday night or early today. sli iK k out, Chris Vann .sipieezed Lan- Hey, you know, our fielding is the is out of line. Woolf claims Denver’s Sizzler stock car races at Stafford best it’s ever been." Holt, lb 3 0 2 1 2 They included Ruth A. Cov’ensky, 20. of 350 Abbey zaiio liome. Meadows. If 1 0 0 0 0 24” ™ * David Thompson draws $800,000 a Speedway. Troyer has won the last Vinal eolleeted eight hits off Road, .South Windsor, charged in connection with an acci­ 2.09 Vinal knotted it in the lop of the Glenn,If 0 0 0 0 0 year and Bird is a better player. It all two Sizzlers. Gustamaehio while Demelis limited dent at New State Road and Adams Street. Police said 0;i,., Do I, sixth I’hil Belniak reached on an Satagaj. ss 3 0 2 1 0 SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE 2 Voifi St CONN. error, Balie Wliitehead singled and Cheney to four safeties hut five Hawk her vehicle si ruck a car driven by Steven A. Punt, 27, of 5 • 385 sq. In. Monc lu",‘ct FISHING .liilin Gecewicz walked jamming the mi.scues turned the tide. Totals ' 27 2 8 5 2 ^l.inw ood Drive, East Hartford. Court appearance is May cooking S-i3 7!) 1 LICENSES sacks, .Steve Holt singled to left Cheney’s next till is Tue.sday at surface FARR’S Chenev too 012 X 4 plating two Easl Hampton High with Hob Vinal 000 002 0 2 Also arrested for operating under the influence of liquor • 235 iq. Inch •Cast Iron MCC Nine Bows Orates & Burners was lliomas F. Walsh Jr . 28, of 37 Cook St. in connection cooking Victory string ended at five straight for Manchester Com­ with an accident on East Center Street, east of Plymouth surface • 34000 BTU’a Jayvees Lose Lane at midnight Police said his vehicle drove off the • stainless steel • Cast aluminum munity College’s baseball team yesterday afternoon when right side of Ihe road, shearing off a utility pole and burner case Massasoit Community College tacked a 6-3 loss on the locals in Manchester High jayvee baseball Penney Wins Opener team was overpowered by East Hart- causing heavy damage to his car Police'.said they • aluminum shall • Redwood stand Bill Stanley hurled the distance for Brockton, Mass. lord High. 16-5, yeslerday at Moriar- By KEVIN CASEY followed a trail ol water from the accident scene to • 25,000 BTU • dual Six MCC errors had a big part in Manchester. controlled ty Field. The young Hornets rapped Walsh’s home where he was found with the car Court output the winner’s run-making. Mandii-Mli-r (3) date is May I. temps 14 hits to pick up the win. Penney High opened its 1979 baseball season on a successful Despite the loss, Coach Skip AB R H RBI E ,loe Panaro had a homer, two Elmer I,. Horst, 65, ol 713 N. Main St. was also charged Olander’s nine boasts a fine 7-2 Zerio, cf 4 1 1 0 2 walks and three runs .scored to pace note by shellacking CCIL foe Simsbury High, 13-0, behind the with operating under Ihe influence of liquor in connection 4 0 0 0 0 record. The locals will be busy over Oliveira, c the young Indians, 1-1. Losing hurler four-hit pitching of Bob Burnat yesterday in East Hartford. wilh’an ai cident Thur.sday on Tolland Turnpike. His vehi­ SAVE *20 Rollet, dh 4 0 1 1 0 the holiday weekend with a single Skip Moreau drove in two runs. Bob cle was III collision with one driven by Anthony A. M. Martin, rf 3 0 0 1 1 Simsbury, 1-1, threatened in the game today in Franklin, Mass., Berdal in reliel turned in a tine stint, The Black Knights opened the Forghelli. 5(1, ol 135 Hillside Drive, South Windsor Court Pacino, lb 4 1 2 1 0 third but the Penney infield turned against Dean and a twinbill at Mat- 3 0 0 0 1 striking out lour. scoring with a pair of tallies in the se­ dale is May 1 Fearon, ss over a slick .short to second to first tatuck Community College Saturday. Sitek. 3b 3 0 0 0 1 cond. John Almqui.st walked, Frank In .mother accident at 2:03 a in. today on Woodland $157 Rusty Pacino gave the Cougars an Mazzarella, If 3 0 0 0 0 Bennetieri singled and Dino Peruccio twin killing. Street, a car driven by Wayne Newhouse, '2(), of 105 Main early i-0 lead with a 330-foot blast Hummer. 2b 3 1 1 0 0 Makes Point walked loading the bases. Dave Penney put the contest away with SI was lorced olf Ihe road by an unidentified vehicle, over the left centerfield fence Stanley, p 0 0 0 0 1 Blake, who was 4-for-6 overall, drove an eight-run, fourth inning, sending police said He swerved to avoid the vehicle and shearcii leading off the second inning. Cheney Coach Aaron Silva in what proved to be the game- 12 to the plate. Blake had two hits, in­ a utility pole which split in sections, leaving the Massasoit squared the count in the Totals 31 3 5 3 6 got his point across to his team winner with a bunt single down the cluding a triple and two RBI in the Iransformer hanging in Ihe wires. Newhouse had a minor same frame on Joe Lalli’s double, MaHHUrioil (6) first base line. Mark Anderson frame while other highlights were an in 4-2 baseball win over Vinal Anderson RBI single, PeteCace two- injury reported which did not require hospital treatment. FREE Propane FILL - FREE TANKS and a single by Jim Peck, Single runs AB R B RBI E Tech yesterday. (Herald Photo SPORTS singled up the middle for Penney’s There was no police action taken in the third and fourth innings gave Smith, ss 4 1 0 0 0 .second marker. RBI double, Bennetieri two-RBI .'\n accident was also reported about 6 p in, Thursday at" the home team a 3-1 edge. Busa, cf 3 0 0 0 0 by Strempfer) SLATE single and RBI single off the bat of Pine and Walnut streets The driver of the two vheicles with ALL Early Bird orders — In the Manchester fifth. Jay Wolfe, cf 1 0 0 0 0 Karl Schultz, 4 0 0 0 •0 Eagle Netters which collided were .loseph Diminico, 29, of 33 Hummer walked with one out and Retlman. lb The Knights capped their scoring Windemere SI and Frederic M Kostenko. 35. of 58 E-2 FREE LAY-A-WAY Willwerth, If 4 1 2 0 0 I'riila \ with a three-run sixth inning. Gino Zerio hammered an apparent 2 1 0 Wells SI An arrest is pending after completion of the ac­ Lalli. rf 3 4 On Right Foot Burnat, senior captain, walked two two-run homer. After a heated argu­ McDermott, dh.c 4 0 0 0 0 Penney Girls cident report. m m ; at hraii, and fanned one in notching the win. ment. the drive was ruled a ground Peck. 2b 4 0 3 2 0 • 482 aq. In. cooking Taking five of the six singles He was touched for three triples and Duane 1) Peterson, ^8. ol 371 I.ake Road, Andover was The Moiher^s rule double, having bounced over the Niles, c 2 0 1 0 0 ‘'iiliinliiv In Easy Win matches, East Catholic girls’ tennis charged on a warrani'wilti third-degree larceny Court turiacs fence. Three straight walks followed Moxley, ph 1 0 1 1 0 some other hard shots but they were • dual burnar n\si;B\i,i, team opened its 1979 campaign with a dale is April 30 EIVIBEir7H!47yC and the score stood at 3-all. Brett, p 0 0 0 0 0 Penney High gills' track team right at Penney fielders. GASGPILL BY APKLA a five yr limitad \ a 'i r r al F.iimI (ialliolii-, 6-3 victory over homestanding Far­ Mary I) ( raddock 33. of Harllord was charged with Again Massasoit struck quickly in Swozde, ph 1 0 0 0 0 opened its season yeslerday with an Anderson and Bennetieri each had warranty I I a.Ml. mington High yesterday. loiirlh degree larceny in connection with a shoplifting in- 257 sq. In its half of the fifth to go ahead for Caras, 3b 2 0 0 0 0 ovcrwhcliiiiiig 104-19 win over Fermi two hits for the Knights with the e Porcelaintzad M ( ' . i al MatlatiirU (2) Monica Murphy, Katie Sullivan, c idenl at Caldor riiiirsday Court dale is April 30 cooking surtaca eTwIn control Ring keeps. Ron Willwerth singled and an McMannon, 3b 2 0 0 0 0 High ill East Hartlord former knocking in three runs and caat Iron gratae laitirlil al Soiilli Wind- Heather Hanford, Beth I’hillips and eAlumlnum case outfield bobble followed. Peck and DIba Easlinond and Ellen Welch the latter a pair. Kevin Wilcoxon • 40,000 B T U Totals 35 6 9 0 0 -o r. I Sharon Kuezynski took singles vic­ eCaat Iron Burner output Bud Moxlcy produced two markers took 1-2 In the shot put lor the Black started on the hill for Sim.sbury and Manchester 010 020 000 3 tories lo pace the Eaglettes. was charged with the loss. He went 1 iXat/iy says: e 30,000 BTU by Buartln Brothers / A true original and I,alli completed the scoring with Knights, coached by Dick Brimley. a homer in the seventh. Massasoit Oil 120 lOx 6 with to.s.sesol 34-feet. 8-lni lies and 34- Results. Murphy (EC) del. Laven- 1/3 innings. The Trojans employed lUt dier 6-0, 6-2; Sullivan (E(t) def. HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT Wear It with pride. . . cherish It always. The two bands of 14 karat gold signify .feet, 1-imh respectively four hurlers. l,x;gowski 7-5, 6-2; Hanford (EC) def. OF EASTER FLOWER^ .. husband and w ife. . . In turn, the bands are joined together by the synthetic Cindy Arico won the mile with a IViiiicy (l.'l) birthstone of the month for each child In the family. THERE IS ONLY ONE time of 5 .39, Cathy Bojko secured the Collegians Bow Horton 6-3, 6-1; Phillips (EC) def. CRISP AIRE ORCHARD FRESH Whalers Impress Evans 6-3. 6-2; Kueznski (EC) def. AB H H E RBI M»c«, Corttand*. Nom«, ftod A Ooldtn DtHetout, SAVE $30 "MOTHER’S RING.” It Is so distinctive, so unique, that It has been awarded U.S. 880 with a 2 33 clocking and Janet 6 1 0 3 SAVE $25 .Manchester Community Slayton 6-2, 6-1; Gamble (E) def. Blake, rf Patent i$186,183. Ask for It by name, confirm It by Its Identifying tag. SPRINGFIELD, Mass, (UPI) - New England Whalers' in­ Smith won the javelin with a per­ College women’s softball Anderson, ef 3 2 i 0 3 — FRESH ^ sonal best toss ol 100-feet, 9-inches . Karen Lucier 7-6, 6-4, Lavendier- Burnat. p 3 1 0 0 1 Cantoloupoa, Honeydewa, ■IMPORTED team remained winless as terim coach Don Blackburn had a couple of good reasons for his Horton (Fl def. Claire Viola-Beth 1 0 1 0 3 5 Red'Blue A Qretn Qrtpeo, Aaparagua. Baata, Oan< lor Penney. it bowed. 12-3. to Massasoit Pircs. ,1b Poor*. Tinger1f>e«, Tangloe. Murray 6-2. 6-7 6-1; Slayton- Marehesc, 3b 0 0 0 0 0 dallona, Brooolll. Laaka, team's 4-0 shutout of the Cincinnati Stingers. The Black Knight mile relay of Community College yester­ Oranny Smith Apptee, Jaffa Rhubarb, Chinaaa Cabbage, Cincinnati goalie iviii^e Liut blocked Kathy Schmidt, Arico. Laura Legowski (Fidel Young-Kelly5-7,6- Caee. lb 4 1 1 0 2 Orangaa, Umea, Nuta, Ptga. Qreen A Yellow Squeeh, Hot TWELVE (12) OTHER STYLES AVAILABLE. DON’T "Nineteen guys worked their rear day at-the winner’s field, 3. 7-5; Meg Vi.sgilio-Kathy Patria Almqui.st, dh 2 2 0 0 0 OPKN At USUAL EASTtff A Prying Poppora, Egg PtanL FORGET THESE ARE ALL CUSTOM-MADE AND ends off," he said after the Whalers 43 Whalers shots. Pomerleau and Bojko turned In a fine MCC is 0-4. Massasoit 2- 0 0 0 SUNDAY. Com. (EC) del, Gamble-Popko 1-6, 6-4, 6-2. Dunfee, ss 0 0 'ilM BEBLIAIir REQUIRE TIME TO PROCESS. ORDER NOW TO scored their victory Thursday night, Roberts scored at 8:23 of the first clocking ol 4:25 for this early In the 3. Bennetieri, c 5 2 2 0 2 OMMi m e» •« nMMiw W i period. The Whalers got power play INSURE MOTHERS DAY DELIVERY. "We got stronger and stronger as the vear .MCf.’ started off well, Linncll. c 0 0 0 0 0 o n YOUR DAILY NUMRERS HEREI Rail Charcoal Flavor Qrlll, Smoka, Baka - game went on.” goals from George Lyle in the second Highlight for Fermi was I’atti seoijng three runs in the .Schultz. If 4 I 1 0 1 I I , — I. I— I - II I —— ■ I" Sandford’s first placement in the No Charcoal Maas. Prapara an Entire Meal. The win moved the Whalers, 36-32- period, and Roberts and John lirst inning on five con- Peruccio, 2b 2 2 1 0 0 H ^)«(50Ds s r CHARCOM. • DAILY LOTranT McKenzie in the third period. high jump at 5-feet even. 0 0 0 0 0 » VIRMOWT M ASU tYRUS « IMPOItTaD WtCKiR 9. to within one point of the third- seciitivc hits. Laura Plai- Tech Netmen Chasse, 2b htothers Day is May 13th place Winnipeg Jets. The Whalers sant. Pat O’Brien and THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS Totals 34 13 II 1 12 CALIS. FSltH FORMER have 81 points to the Jets’ 82, but Mary Davis collected RBI Even Record TANQELO’8 PINEAPPUS NORMAN'S have played one less game than Win­ singles lor the Cougars. SiniMhurv (0) Area Schoolboy Baseball Cheney Tech’s tennis learn squared AB R H E RBI LOCATION nipeg. Massasoit countered its mark at 1-1 with a 4-1 win over 4 0 0 0 0 6 ^ 7 9 * 9 9 < EACH Al Mark Howe assiked on all four Area baseball action yesterday win alter two setback:;. with lour runs in the home Williams, If 443-445 HARTFORDITFORD RD. MANCHESTER.MANCHE 1 / 1 / goals to boost his career point total to saw Rham High blank neighboring Glastonbury scored 19 times in the Rocky Hill High yeslerday in COC Reilly. 2b 3 0 0 0 0 CANTALOUKS lirst. two roundtrippers ac­ 3 0 1 0 0 COKE CORNER OF MCKEE ST. 403. He has 106 points this season, a Coventry High. 2-0. South Windsor first inning in taking its second win in action. Bogus, ss LARQB S i n 2 LITER counting for the markers. Elmer, c 4 0 0 0 0 team record. High overpower Hartford Public, 9-2. two outings. Steve Roath had three Paul Dabroi and Bruce Hewitt l-84 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT SUOOR It added to its advantage scored singles wins for the Beavers Samuelson, cf 4 0 1 0 0 n .29 9 9 « "I was really looking to get 100 Glastonbury High blast Weaver. 2.3-1, hits and three RBI and winning 4 0 0 0 OPEN DAILY S A.M. TO I P.M. a^SUNDAYSI IG 3A it.I 89 TO I < P.M. with a six-run second with the teams of Doug Landry-Terry Fabrizio, rf 0 TONIGHT m 9 points and now I’m just more con­ and Rockville High bowed to New hurlcr Dave Shulzman two blows to •JYo• RTa SstI The Ntre/d. Sunday Paport.i pfui Lottery Dcaett • Iramc on four hits and Melendy and Gary Melendy-Phil Brown, 3b 3 0 1 1 0 SAT.. TUES., WED.. TIL 5 cerned about winning." he said. Britain. 10-8. pace the Tomahawks. Skalka, lb '3 0 0 0 0 "T H E KING » three walks Silverman victorious in doubles in ■=*■ MON, THURS, FRI. TIL 9 Three New England goals were Doug Moore hurled a four-hitter, New Britain scored live runs in the Donna Daniels and Magcr, Ib 0 0 0 0 0 OF made on power plays, which striking out eight, leading Rham to hotlom ol the eighth, to topple. straight sets. Wilcoxon, p 0 0 0 0 0 Kathy Hall each had two Results. Abramsky (RH) def. PRODUCE!" OPEN THURS. N in TIL 9 P.H Blackburn said the team has been its .second win in as many starts. Rockville. The game was called after flits lor MCC. Hall was the Clark, p 1 0 1 0 0 PERO Steve Ference 6-0, 6-1; Dabroi tCT) 0 0 0 0 V TOtl MVt I MASTtR CIURCL. VISA UMUMLHKAltD practicing every day in two groups. Kevin Green took the loss for Coven­ eight inqings because of darkness. Ro.se, p 1 276 OAKLAND ST„ MANCHESTER losing pitcher, allowing 12 def. Renkl 6-0. 6-0; Hewitt (CT) def. Sullivan, p 1 0 ■0 0 0 # 643-6384 IMEMCiUI EIPKSS. CUH lUNCHE M H O S IXUt c . 7 Defenseman Gordie Roberts try. 1-2. Ranily Moradio was 3-for-5 with hits while striking out two CARD, n o tou RUr miAUfr fO* SSOO.OO WORlk Of 0 ! 917 MAIN STREH DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Ralph Giansanti continued his three RBI and Boh Gagnon had three Brown 6-2, 6-3; Landry-T. Melendy scored two goals and John Garrett and walking five. Totals 31 0 4 1 0 BSTMT am- 647-9998 k got his second shutout of the season. torrid hitting with two hits and four hits to lead Rockville. 1-2. (CT) def. Kokinis-Smedberg 6-3. 6-4; 803 OOx 13 Garrett turned back 22 shots while RBI to lead South Windsor to its first G. Melendy-Silverman (CT) def. Penney 020 Gurrieri-Boone 6-2. 6-0. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Fri.. April 13, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Fri., April 13, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN Human Relations Board .YkA . Balloons Blow John’s Sinker Pitch From Ballston Sox Outlast 'H'.: Votes Neutrality on CD To Bolton By DONNA IIOLI.AND Keeps Birds at Bay By b l v r s o n The program provided funding an­ ment program. But, they said the ^ 7 lli-riilil Ri'piirli-r nually to the community; and the commission should not be involved in llernitl Corri'Kiionilcnl Milwaukee BALTIMORE (UPI) - (,'hris Chambliss, and chased Oriole- well. " he said. "You can throw the money is to be used primarily to aid making such decisions. MANCHESTER - Despite BOLTON — Mow long does it take Maybe he doesn’t throw as starter Mike Flanagan, 1-1. New ball down there and they'll go down low- and moderate-income residents. Mrs. Gundersen said the commis­ MILWAIJKH^E (UPI) — Some of baseball's best batters arguments that it should support to get from Ballston Lake in New cracked long home runs, but Jim Dwyer, a little used Boston hard as he used to. But little York managed only three singles the and hit it. " The program also includes fair sion should -not support a particular York to Bolton Lake in Connecticut? rest of the way. Weaver, said John ' fooled the Community Development, the housing goals for the community. iwsition on the question. Hed Sox outfielder batting, .000, produced with the game-winning else about Tommy John has Human Relations Commission It depends on who or what you are John, who has given up only one Orioles more than he overpowered Because ol the aims of the "We would be saying it's more fair and how you travel. hit. changed since his seven years Thursday night voted lo take no stand run in 16 innings, struck out only four them?^ program. Dyer and Chadburn both to do this than that. I don't think it's It took two balloons, traveling by lawyer slii|)|)c’(l u hull over the head on the issue 111 the winning runs. in the National League. Orioles. But 14 Baltimore players "It's that gravity ball. While it's on argued that the Human Relations within our mandate to say this," she air, of course, less than a day. ol .shoi t.sliip Hohin Younl in the ninth "It came at the, right time. He John, who came to the New York grounded out. and the left-hander its way to home plate, it looks like a "We should represent all the town Commi.ssion. which is supposed lo said. and, let the town make up its own As part of a class project, students inning to drive in (^arl Yastr/.em.ski iCa.stroi served it up just perfect," Yankees from Los Angeles last credited the Yankee infield with tight strike and it's deceiving," Weaver prevent discrimination, should sup­ Livingston said the commission is mind, " Lee Gundersen. chairwoman at the Chango Klomontary School in and (ieorge .Scotl — both of whom hit Itoston Manager Don Zimmer said. winter, used his sinker pitch delensive play. explained. port continuation in Community an advisory board to the Town Board of the commission, said. "That's the Ballston Lake, New York released an home runs earlier — to give Boston a Yastrzemski had two doubles, a Thursday to three-hit the Baltimore "They've got an outstanding in- “But if he continues to pitch like he Development. of Directors, which already has most equal way (or our commission unknown number of balloons i;!-ll) viclorv over the Milwaukee single and his seventh career grand Orioles 5-t). It was his second win in lield. and it's one of the reasons 1 did against us and Milwaukee (John's ■'HUl)'s involvement has helped agreed to submit an application (or Wednesday. lo operate." Brewers, slam home run to give him 2.875 as many starts. signed with this ballclub." he said. lirst victory), not too many teams lacililate equal housing. It has helped next year’s funding. Since the board Thursday morning two of them (at­ Her view was opposed by commis­ ll's jusi (ineof those things. I u.sed l areer hits. His third hit, the slam, "He was a gwid pitcher then and he Reggie .lackson opened the .second are going to beat him." Ihe elderly. It has helped the han­ already has acted, the commission tached to each other) were found by sion members Richard Dyer and Carl lo gel one la hiti once in a while gave him one more hit than Babe is a good pitcher now." Orioles inning wilh a single to center field. dicapped." Dyer said. (HUD is the should take no stand and let town throe Bolton children who live on Chadburn. both of whom said the mvsell. ' joked .Milwaukee Manager Bulh, ranking him 25th on the all- Manager Earl Weaver said. "He's Then Nettles who was six-for-13 in federal department lhat runs the voters decide, he said. Plymouth Lane, adjacent to Bolton George liamherger. who pitched time list. just nut throwing as hard. But three games against the Orioles, Contract Renewed commission should support continua­ Community Development program.) "I think we’re stepping beyond our Lake. hriellv in llie major leagues. The lead changed hands constantly homered over the right-field fence tion in the program. The program assists those whom tonight, he was a master." PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Coach scope by telling people how to vote," Jennifer and Kerry Polidoro, age 9 liamherger. however, couldn't as batters on each team hit the ball John didn't start out that way. He and Chambliss followed with his "I feel we are not doing our job if the commission also is supposed lo Bob Weinhauer, who led the Univer­ Livingston said. and 3 respectively, and Kimberly joke about having allowed reliever out ol the park. Yastrzemski's home gave up two hits and a walk to the blast. we do not take a stand. It's a question be aiding. Dyer said. Because of this, sity of Pennsylvania to the finals ol Mrs. Gundersen also argued that Jarvis, age 10, were playing outside Bill Castro to lace iJwyer lie .said he run. for instance, fiut the Red Sox first five batters he faced. Cliff Johnson then doubled to left of human rights. " Chadburn said. it should take a stand in support. the NCAA basketball championships the town has not asked the commis­ Thursday morning they they sitw (ould have brought in a left-hander, ahead ID !) and a shot by Milwaukee's But alter A1 Bumbry led off the Mrs. Gunderson's view, however, Chadburn agreed sion to become involved in other Held. Willie Randolph walked and Wednesday had his contract renewed what they thought was a blue and hut kept Castro because Boston Sal Bando in Ihe eighth tied it up third inning with a single, John was shared by the other two "f don't think we can exist as an related matters, such as the fair Thurman Munson singled in the for a four-year period. while "margarine bowl " might have countered with Butch again. members who attended Thursday's effective Human Relations Commis­ housing brochure. Because of this, retired 19 of the next 20 batters, Yankees' final two runs. Weinhauer, an assistant coach at Going to investigate the girls dis­ Hobson or Carlton Kisk. who were on Scott hit a three-run home run for meeting. Frank Livingston and Janet sion if we abstain on this issue." he yielding only an eighth-inning walk to John compared Baltimore with F’enn for five years before taking the commission should nol take a covered it was (wo balloons with a the bench with injuries, Boston in the second and Evans hit a Rick Dempsey. several of the teams he faced while Damron. over as head coach on Nov. 10, 1977. said. stand on the present issue, she said. card attaclicd. The card asked where I wanted Dwyer to hit. " said two-run home run in the fourth. For 'The Yankees exploded for live runs he played for the Dodgers. Qther town boards have taken He said tiic program "is clearly a had a year to go on his original Ihree- The commission members did the balloons landed, when they were Bamberger. ' I didn't want him to Milwaukee, Don Money and Sixto in the second inning, including back- "'Ttiey're like Philadelphia. Cincin­ stands in support of the program. benefit for the people of vear contract. agree on one thing. They praised found, their shape and eondition and get a lilt. Ilioiigli All he did was just Lezeaeno had lillh inning home runs. to-back homers by Graig Nettles and nati — they hit the ball on the ground Town voters will decide Tuesday Manchester." Monday's forum on the Community Ihe distance from Chango. sla|) the ball over our shortstop, I was ■’ll was two power-hitting ballclubs about a proposed ordinance that The three 'members who argued Development question and voted lo Mrs. Polidoro said the balloons happy to see Dwyer come up there. " putting on a show. I guess it was a would ban town participation in the against taking a stand did not letters of thanks to those who par­ Two balloons, released by school children in Ballston Lake, were a pretty good size. She said the Dwyer, who pinch-bit lor catcher good show, il you were a Boston Community Development program eritieize the Omimunity Develop­ ticipated. New York, which is just a little north of Amsterdam, made a card would be filled mil and returned Gary Allenson. was at a lo.ss for Ian. " .said Bamberger. for two vear.s. safe landing in Bolton Thursday. The message on the card at­ to the Chango Elementary School, words. Dick Drago. vr ho came on in relief ^OldMen’ Show the Way tached to the balloons said they were released Wednesday along right after Ihe girls had their pirture ' It's lough to come on in a situa­ in the lillh inning, got the win and is New York to a 5-0 victory over the ■'Well, I'd .say Pal went to the right with hundreds of others from the Chango Elementary School. taken with their diseoverv. tion like that You do the best you now 2-1) He pitched 3 1-3 innings and NEW YORK (UPI) - With Orioles. guy. " .lenkins said with a smile. Commission Stresses Need Children in this area also released balloons in connection with a can, be said, 1 felt relieved, " gave up two runs and Bob Stanley the new American League Down in Texas, Jenkins. 35. in other AL games, Toronto With none out in the ninth and .lim Weekly Reader program and maybe some of them will wend I\«n v Voii K n o w pitched the final inning. season still in its infancy, the pitched a six-hitter over 8 1/3 innings defeated the Chicago White Sox, 9-7. Bice aboard on a walk, Yastrzemski Bill Travers started but lasted only before Sparky Lyle came on to wrap Seattle edged Oakland, 4-3, and their way to Ballston. Looking at the balloons they found in a The longest sentence ever singleil. George Scott surprised 3 2-3 innings and gave up six runs. “old men" are showing the up a 5-3 Ranger win over Cleveland. California clubbed Minnesota, 7-1. For Better Communication wooded area on Plymouth Lane, are, left to right, Kerry published contained 823 words, Milwaukee with a bunt single and way. Heggie Cleveland, .ferry Augustine ..... , min- I'lMiktwwiiiiiiiriiiod'riiiwiiTrrBHiyrrwTtrf^ Bloc .|a>> \\ hill- Sox 7 covering three pages, in Victor Carl Ya.strzemski, Tommy John Polidoro, 3; Jennifer Polidoro, 9 and Kim Jarvis, 10. (Herald .lack Broliamer hit into a double- and Castro came on in rebel and "Nothing s changed. That Janet Damron, a commission and Ferguson Jenkins, three Hick Cerone's three-run homer MANCHESTER —Improved com- photo by Strempfer) Hugo's "lx!s Miserablcs ' play Dwight Kvans got an inten- Augustine. I)-I. sullered the loss. [American Leaguej happened to me six or seven years member, studied the matter and said On Target veterans who have put in more than greeted reliever Pablo Torrealba and munioafjon is needed, members of lional walk and Dwver then knocked ago,” Commission member Frank the different prices are permissible. 45 years in the big leagues, keyed capped a six-run rally in the eighth the Human Relations Commission Tommy John eyes plate in Livingston said. A letter will be sent to Parker their respective teams to victory Texas took advantage ol wildness inning to lift Toronto. said Thursday night. hurling three-hit 5-0 win for Miirin<‘i> I, \"s J The commission agreed to send a explaining Mrs. Damron’s findings. 'Thursday night by Rick Waits and the pitching of New York over Baltimore last Pinch-runner .foe Simpson scored Commission members said they letter to the Town Board of Directors Carl Chadburn asked that a minori­ Woman’s Club To KU‘cl Officers Umps Help Giants Yaslrzemski. 39. hit his seventh Jenkins lo overcome an early delicit. ty member be sought to fill the com­ the winning run on Jim Essian's found out about the appointment of asking for improved communication will meet May 3 at 8 p.m. at the home night. It was his second win of career grand slam, doubled twice The Rangers never have won their mission's one remaining vacancy. Lemaiie. president; Cathy Spreeher, (lassed ball in a two-run eighth inning Mary Ann Roy, the commission's on such matters. BOLTON - The Bolton Woman’s of Joan Morra. The hook, '.'War and season. (UPI Photo) and singled and scored the winning first five games of the season, The vacancy is one to be filled by the .lolm Morra, vice-presidents; Nancy to carry Seattle. newest member, by reading it in the The commission also discussed a Club will meet TIuir.sday at 8 p.m, at Rememhianec." by Herman Wouk run on Jim Dwyer's single in the something that will happen if they Republican Party. Herrick Memorial I’ark. Action and Kish, recording secretary; Judy Sneak Past Padres \tigclo 7. TuiiiH I newspaper. complaint from Franklyn Parker, a will he discussed. ninth inning, leading the Boston Red defeat Detroit tonight. The commission accepted the dis! ussion will include an election of Taksar. corresponding secretary; Willie Aikens smacked his first Two recently appointed members, resident of the Holiday House, The dub's hv-laws eommiUcc will Sox to a 12-10 victory over the ■'1 think this team has pride going resignations of two members, officers, oulslanding membership Elaine Harhei'o, Ireasui'cr; Zenta major-league home run and added a Carl Chadburn and Richard Dyer, Parker had asked the commission to meet May 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the home NEW YORK I HIM) San I'Yancisco Manager Joe Altobelli ad- Milwaukee Brewers, lor it this year, " said Jenkins, Durward Miller and John Honor. award and appropriations. H a rg o r, m e m lie r sh ip and double and a sacrifice fly and Chris both said they also learned about investigate a difference in nursing of Marge Klar Revisions to by-laws In Baltimore, John, 35, pitched a With one out in the ninth, Jenkins Mrs. Roy already has been appointed nominating. mit.s his (Jiants are getting the break.s early in the season. Knapp, 1-0 went the distance on a their appointments by reading the home prices charged private and The proposed slate of officers for will he discussed. S c o r e b o a r d three-hitler lor his .second straight gave up a single and Manager Pat to replace Honor. The rlub’s book discussion group I've always said you have ti^be a four-hitter to lead the Angels. newspaper. state welfare patients. next year inelude; MarvLou The Giants took a 1-1) lead in the vi( lory as a Yankee when he paced Corrales called for Lyle, little liickv as well as good lo win, " Hin d on a single by Billy North. They pwatJkaMsaiMCMiifiiKaiTir, / the second-year pilot said Thursday, made d t-ll in the lourth on Kvans' ISational League alter the Gianis parlayed some 'bid and a single by Boger Metzger REPLACE THIS breaks, umpiring decisions, and KuhI Softball Results Bituminous Concrete Rev. Reese To Resign OiRosa Blames Cassano some limelv baseball into a 4-11 vic­ w L Pet. GB T if W Io u m F Montreal 4 1 .800 — Andover, rather it is time to go lorv over llie San Diego I’adres, and Lauri Turkington ANDOVER — The Rev. David J. MANCHESTER —Town Director Peter DiRosa Thursday National League St. Louis 3 1 .750 G East Girls Romp home. " He referred to the fact both Atlobelli doesn't mind using up a i ■walked with the former Reese III. pastor of the First restated his reasons for nol participating in Wednesday's Cable lillle bn ol luck Managers love it New York 3 2 .600 1 Runs came fast and DRIVEWAYS he and his wife grew up in the scoring on Lisa Tilden's Congregational Church in Andover, TV program on the Community Development referendum issue. Philadelphia 2 3 .400 2 midwest and both have families AHDSAVE when a team i an play lukewarm ball furious as the East double. Cooney reached on FREE ESTIMATES has informally announced his He said he declined to appear, not because of any differences in Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 2'2 there. and slill win And Ibal's what \ two-base throwing error by Catholic girls' softball a f i e l d e r 's c h o ic e , resignation that will be effective in opinion with Robert Von Deck, leader of the opposition to the CD happened to winner Bob Kne|iper Chicago 0 3 ,000 3 team outlasted flartford August. The Rev. Reese said, "Even Knepper gave San Diego an unearned Turkington scoring, with though 1 am fond of saying that a block grants, but because Town Director Stephen Cassano PLASTER BOARD The voung lellliander Ihrew l.'i.') run III the lillh and the Cadres made \\i|.»l Public, 33-19, yesterday at Q u a lity W o rk m a n sh ip The Rev. Reese said he has Tilden coming across on a church reflects the personality of its "messed up" the planning for the program. pilches, made two errors, and put It 4-:i when Winlleld hit his second W L Pet. GB Pope Park. accepted an invitation to be a can­ successful suicide squeeze minister, I was reminded by one of DiRosa said he decided not to appear in the debate against Eoty to handle and llmple:;: himsidi in nearly coiislani trouble homer id the year Houston 5 1 ,833 — It was the Eaglettes' se­ executed by Schwartz. didate for a United Church of Christ. and Materials you the other day ofa more impor­ Cassano and Mayor Stephen Penny because he was led to believe WITH THIS to initall. W e carry a com-:’: with six walks, but slill combined Hoberts replaced Knepper with San Franci.sco 5 2 .714 * 2 cond win in three outings. Wright doubled and Congregation in Illinois and will tant fact — a church can exist it was going to be a directors debate, with the fourth speaker to be plele line of occeitorlei. willi reliever Dave Hoberts on a six- two out and two on In the eighth and Lo.s Angelos 4 4 .500 2 East arrived at the site scored on two Hornet preach a candidate sermon there on without a minister, but it cannot Carl Zinsser. When Zinsser declined the invitation to bo on the le iiB E z z : %x4'x8' liiller earned his second save, Krie Cincinnati 3 4 .429 2'2 and found the regular soft- throwing errors for 6 4 4 -3 3 0 2 April 29. He said, "Barring Divine in­ I I exist without a ministry” program, DiRosa said he also decided not to debate. Darrell Kvans Ini a Iwo-riin homer .San Diego 2 5 .286 3'2 ball diamond in an un­ tervention, an official call will be REQ. 3.45 Baaiiiissen. 11-2, allowed six hits and Manchester's final marker And. the Rev. Reese told his con­ DiRosa said his .stand in favor of the moratorium on Ihe CD lor Ihe Giants to help ollsel one by Atlanta 2 5 .286 , 3'2 playable condition. A make extended to me that time and if all •SALE lour runs in .'I 1-2 innings and look the in the sixth inning. gregation, "You have a ministry; block grants stems from his belief that the town does nol follow Dave Winfield. And the close um­ loss riiiirNilii\ Re'..IIIll^ shift field was established, East Hartford plated its C.A.B. goes according to schedule I will an­ through on what it says it will do to comply with the HUD piring del isions went lo Hie Giants, without a backstop. That nounce my resignation in early you know what the ministry is; and In other games. Citlsburgh topped New York 3. Philadelphia 2 two tallies in the second on you will continue to exist.” regulations, and is in effect lying. offesetting any San Diego momentum. I.O U IS , set the stage for things to Construction Co. May." SI :i-l, the New York Mets San Francisco 4, San Diego 3 a walk, two singles and The Rev. Reese and his wife Chris DiRosa blamed Cassano for poor planning in organizing (he TV d a le umpire Boy Bolli once made defeated Chiladelphia, 3-2, and Atlan­ come. The Rev.. Reese said, "We do not Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 1 two-run double to left have two children. Sarah and debate which aired Wednesday night with only Cassano and Pen­ a call tor Inst base umpire Kred ta bombed I,os Angeles. 10-2. The Eaglettes scored 12 cenlerfield by Mary Ram­ feel that it is simply time to leave ny as speakers. BUILD A BIQQER Atlanta 10. Los Angelos 2 Matthew, Brocklander, who lidl down on a liner Cii-.iii'- ,'t. < ordinals I times in the first inning say. PATIO FOR LEtll down the rigid held line Itolli ruled Todiiy c Giiiiii'!* wilh the first eight batters 8x18 COLORED I lave Cal ker tripled in one run and St. Louis (Vuckovich 1-0) at The Hornets threatened for the home side. Another time, .lobn Milner doubled in another in a drawing walks. Luci Hurst in the sixth but catcher AGWAY CONCRETE Pittsburgh iKison 0-0), N Both ruled a halter swung at a low tripled and Fiona Campbell Iwn run sixHi, handing St, Louis its Cincinnati (Bonham 0-1) at San Warren caught a straying AMERICA S FINEST ’ATIO BLOCKS pill h lor sirike three The I’ailres III -I loss in lour games this season. singled her in for one run in Hornet off third base too Officials To Air Land Purchase BASEMENT DOOR Diego lOwcliinko 0-0), N .ippe.iled to third-base umpire .lim the frame. Mel- .1. Cbillirs 2 A tlanta iM atula 0-1) at Los much, gunning her down 3 I * 1 ~ Cuneo, who indicated he did not get a Cal /.achry. 2-0, although touched East added 15 markers in for the third out on a pick The proposed complex will be centrally good look at the play. Again, rule for Angeles (Rau 0-01. N the fourth inning, By DONNA HOLLAND located and will accommodate the fire depart­ Fire Chief James Preuss. concerned that NiturtI, rad, graan of gold oonorata blookawitti non* lor 12 hits, came u|i with the big pilch Houston (Niokro 1-0) at San Fran­ off. akld aurfaoa. lor a paOo or larraoa you can buHd. Ihe home side III Ihe (dutch lo lilt New York, benefitted by 14 bases on Herald Corresp(xml''Ol ment, constabulary and civil preparedness. the study could continue indefinitely, said, aaaily I Inaxpanarvaly. cisco (Habcki 0-0), N Cooney and Tilden 1 know Ihese umps are nid lug Br.t\ es 11), I tndgri's 2 balls. Peggy Laneri had a turned in sparkling defen­ BOLTON — The purchase of land for a Representatives of the fire department have "Once you review the sites, where will you go ^ n m u leaguers and it's hard to criticize Barrv Bonnell drove in lour runs single and Lynne Cully an sive plays for the Indians when proposed puhlir safety complex will be dis­ been requesting a new station since 1968. The from there?" 8"X 8"x16 CONCRETE them because they are doing Ihe best wilh ,1 I Wo run homer and a two-run American League RBI triple in the frame. while Sue Repoli was a cussed by the Board of Selectmen and others present station was built in 1941 with two First Selectman Henry Ryba said, "There M PAVEMENT will be a slight study period, all facts will be BUILOING BLOCKS lhe\ can. ' saiii Cadre Manager double .O ld l.arrv McWilliams. 1-1, I'b isl 'Thirty-three walks were defensive standout for the you buy th is in executive session Tuesday. small hays added years later. BLACK TOBl ILACKTOP gathered about the land, proposed building and Huger I'r.iig But some ol Iheir burled ,i lour hiller lo best Andy W L Pet. GB issued East batters and Hornets. The final report of the Public Safety Calling it "our beloved home" Carl Preuss LAWN-BOY costs, and we will move full steam ahead." REQ. 404||OMf2S*1**' ' alls .-.lumldn I have been .illowed in a Mev.eiMoilh, l-l Milwaukee 3 2 600 — th e y a d d e d a do zen Manchester collected six Complex Study Committee, recommending gave a slide presentation to show the over­ 801b. bag. 3 0 sandhd Boston 3 2 .600 — safeties. Ellen Petkaitis, hits, two by Schwartz who Supreme! that the selectmen secure a site for such a crowded conditions of the present firehouse The meeting was attended by the selectmen 4'’x8’’x16” BUILDIN6 Baltimore 3 3 .500 ' 2 Laneri, Cully and knocked in two runs. *35«« facility, was presented to the selectmen and several of its violations to the fire safety and members of the fire department Build or ropoir BLOCKS New York 3 3 .500 ' 2 sophomore Sue McClean Warren also had two RBI. Thursday code. In another matter, related to the fire depart­ drivMi ond waikt r «9. 4S* •Mb VALUE ment but not the proposed safety complex. Juil pour iprvod Toronto 2 3 .400 1 each collected two hits for The report was compiled by Carl Preuss. a .Selectmen Ernest Shepherd said. "There is and tomp or Lead Less Painful Detroit 1 2 .333 1 East member of the Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ a need to put all the pieces together Public Shepherd said until he read an article in The roil. M o w S i * ! * * ('le\eland 1 5 ,167 2’2 Hurst started on the hill WATCH ment and safetv committee. It included the safety is a basic service the town has a respon­ Manchester Herald earlier in the week, he lor East retiring the side in work of the committee, a history of the fire sibility to provide and the town has not always wasn't aware of the conditions of the fire W r.l trucks. Shepherd .said he would like a detailed For Bruce Lietzke W L Pet. GB order in the first, Suzanne I 1979 department, conditions of the firehouse, up to supported it the way it ought to," SLIDINB PATIO BOOBS Willett came in to pitch the date information about the fire department, Selectman John Carey, the committee’s report about the fire department's equipment, Texas 4 0 1.000 — second She showed gcxid and plans for the proposed public safety com­ liaison to the board, said. "The acquisition of its condition and future life use, as soon as Kansas City 4 1 800 '2 .MKU'STA. (la. tlU’I) — I^i uco Liotzko should find holding a speed but also some MASTERS land has got to be something we move quickly possible. Minnesota 4 2 667 1 plex. load in Iho Maslors loss painful than it was when he won at Tuc­ wildness. Willett wound up 5 3 .625 1 REG. Seattle yielding seven hits. Hurst son, hut ho sooins to tool it's going to bo more difficult. 4 3 .571 1'2 GOLF 174.00 California came on to burl the seventh Vandals Plague| 'll IS very surprising lo be Chicago 1 4 .200 3>2 leading. ■ s.ml l.ielzke. alter he inning to end the three- rOURNAMENT Easter Gifts Attention Manchester T5 9 ** wind ,iiid put a six-iron shot in the Oakland 1 6 .143 4*2 Rockville HS opened M.islers play "nnirsdav with a water at the irith hole, had a first- hour contest, V tPlP»ISP(1 llWP riitir- have i ome hack loo .soon ' Nil klaiis is just one more shot back Baltimore (D. Martinez 0-1) at some fine relief work from exception of the $10,000- Tulips • Hycinth 3B« Channel 3 formance of the new generation Laiwn-Boy 2-cyde engine, plus worth of damage caused ?979 9 AM to 12 noon But don I gel Ihe idea l.ielzke is along with lour other 69 shooters, in­ Milwaukee (Slaton 0-0). N Shirley Adams. Wright traditoinal La«m-Boy dursbity and ease of use Buy this Lawn- Azaleas • Daffodil 5 / 4 x 1 2 ” ^2 Western Pine 1 .2 5 p crL m f< throwing in Ihe towel ' Nol at all. " cluding 47-year-old Willy Casper, Detroit (Rozema 0-1) at Texas went six innings, allowing Sunday, April 15th Boy Supreme and g n these FREE sccassorias t o d ^ last July during one single African violets & pocket- 8/4x12” #2 Pine 2.00pcrLmFi he said I hope to keep on surprising who said "1 struck a blow for the old (Ellis D-Oi.N five hits while walking five 4:00 P.M. night. Happy Easter The $3,350 represente the book plants 1x18” Pine Lumber 1.30 per Lm fi mysell this week." lolks " Also going into today's second California i.Aase 0-0) at Oakland and striking out three. Channel 3 accumulated cost of l.ielzke ran oil a string ol lour round just two strokes off Lietzke's (Johnson 0-1), N Adams hurled one inning of To All 1x20” Pine Lumber L75 por i.m Ft several small acts of van­ straight hirdies Thiirsd.iy, two on pace were Andy Bean, laiu Graham Minnesota (Zahn 1-0) at Seattle hitle.ss relief. 1 x24” Pine Lumber i95pcrLm.Ft dalism and most of these Our Customers lapaits'alli'r pulls lor eagles, lo go ,ind Craig Stadler (Mitchell 0-0)., N The.^lk Towners scored Watch this Qraat were done on weekends Dr. ALW AYS k LARGE six under and insists he would have Icveryone was saying that the un­ twice in the opening frame. Sports Sfiotv SELECTION OF g o o d FRIDAY 18 A LEGAL HOLIDAY THE I been belter tluii Ih.il 'll 1 hadn't usual barrage of low lirst-round Kathy Cooney singled, co-aponaporad by * The tough 2-cycle Sidman said. Fairfield Round ■THE Those who caused the HANGING AND ROUTE 44A come out ol im trance on the I7lh scores could Ih' attributed to the fact stole second and continued FAIRFJELD (DPI) - Fairfield W. J. IRISH IXSl'RANCE CO. extensive damage last July EXOTIC PUNTS r BOLTON NOTCH hole.'; __.. ______that the Augiista^National was in the lo third on a catcher's Universily has signed 6-foot-lO r a a tnssl** BUCKLAND AGWAY were apprehended and in W. H ENGLAND l.ielzke can't .iHord lo come out of lies! shape they had ever seen it. overthrow. She scored on ^aaeIsrelfTt CT. BOLTON. connection with (hat the that spell xerv ollen Watson. center Pete DeBisschop of Chesire to Lisa Schwartz's sacrifice M6^(OSO TWT Nieklaiis. oil lo the worst start of 540 NEW STATE RD. school officials asked (or 6 4 9 -5 2 0 1 . lavzired lo win his second Masters in play for the Stags Basketball team fly. .Wendy ,W.a'rren his career this year, said he was next year legislation that wou|)t up three vea'rs, is right .ii his heels and salislied wilh his round, claiming "it followed by blasting a MANCHESTER ^ MUBOBia STATE MNK DeBisschop led his CheshireJligh the amount that parents ) COMPANY insisting he expeds to be more at units a lot ol confidence back in my home run over the lett field L l D tHI IMVELEIS IMIHMNtT.HJUKMttTBL . School .team to an lJ-6 season this 643-5123 ^ would be responsible for in IMBIISTIMI ease today Ilian he was on rhursday head You always breathe a sigh of fence. 'COHPaillEfl L-na.M Tw im .’TK.t M . f AM. • iM 5 - MnrfMr n m year, averaging 22 points and 14 such cases. imMM Wal.son, missing a tie lor the lirsl- rebel when you have a good round of 'Manchester scored four L CwMCticit rebounds per game. round lead wlien he misjudged the gob." times in the second. Wright PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD; Fri.. April 13, 1»7» EVENING HERALD. Fri.. April 13, 1979— PAGE FIFTEEN

Bolton^s GOP Urges Help Wanted 13 TEXAS OIL CO. needs Hearing Attendance mature person. We train. Write A.U. Dick. Box 789. Ft. BOLTON The Republican Town Committee is urging Worth. Tex. 76101. residents to attend the public hearing on the proposed budget for 1979-80 Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community Site HeraUi BABYSITTER NEEDED- Hall. Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- VOTERS OF MANCHESTER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 0767. William Fehling. town chairman, said townspeople should know the budget is asking for the addition of three SECRETARY - Full time. salaries positions; an administrative assistant for the .Some shorthand required. Board of Selectmen, a public works foreman and a park &uth Windsor Bank i Trust crew leader. PHONE 643-2711 Co. Main office. Apply in per- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD -son 1033 John FTtcn Blvd., Fehling said the three salaries total $39,000. South Windsor, Between 9 AM ON APRIL 1701 Fehling said. ’I hope people will attend the hearing and and 3 PM. ask questions about the duties and responsibilities of the INDEX VVhy Not Order new positions and determine for themselves whether the ADVERTISING lADVERTISING' INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint Your Happy Ad requests are justified." NOT 1CEB solar control films - start 1 Lott tno Found $4 00. H igh p o te n tia l. Today! He said. There are a lot of other items in the proposed 2 Ptrtontti DEADLINE RATES Excellent fringe benefits. budget that should be considered and questioned by 3 Announctmtnti 12'00 noon the day before Training provided. Call 4 — Enltfltinmtni publication 1 dty 12t word p«r dty 12 noon to 8 p.m. *. Elmore Associates, 647-1411. townspeople." - Auctions Deadline lor Saturday and Mo n ­ 3dayi lltword par day Copies of the proposed budget tor 1979-80 are available day IS 12 00 Noon Friday 6 days ...... 108 word par day FINANCIAL days 9a daya...... WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR at the Community Hall and Bentley Memorial Library. e Bonos-Siocks-Mo'tgtget 9 — Person*! LO*ns 15 words $2 00 miriimum Flower Locations, Friday. 10 - insurance Happy A d i ...... $2.50 Inch Saturday or Sunday. Car PLEASE READ needed S.D.R. Enterprises. EMPLOYMENT MICHAEL BATOR IS W TODAY! Junior Librarians 13 Help Wanted Andover, Conn.. 742-9965. 14 - Business Opportunities YOUR AD 15 - S'luaiiQn Wanted Classified ads are taken over trie HAIRDRESSER Honored by Board phone as a convenience The Experienced with following. EDUCATION Herald IS responsible lor only (Happy Birthday Ben) le P'lvate instructions one-incorrect insertion and then For full- or part-time position MANCHESTER - The presenting the program 19 — Scnoo'S’Ciassas only to Ihe sue ol the original m- Call 643-2461, ask for Joe or 20 -* Instructions Wanted library board this week which was attended by section Errors which do not Kathv. commended the towns's more than 50 parents. REAL ESTATE lessen m e value ol m e adver­ Love From The 7 23 Homes tor Sale tisement Will not be corrected by CARPENTER'S HELPER - two junior department The program with book 24 - Lots-Lanp >0' Sale an additional insertion 25 — investment Property Experienced prelcrred Call “Ghosts” head librarians for the displays was designed to 26 - Business Property Tim Connellv at 646-1379 after success of a recent special show parents how they can 27 - Pesort Property 6 PM. KEEP MANCHESTER 26 Real Estate War'ied reading awareness help their children become - oxoxoxo (Program in Whiton more effective and MISC SERVICES Announcements ^ Help Wanted 13 WAITRESS - No experience 31 Se>« ces Ottered needed. Will train. Night shllt. Memorial Auditorium. enthusiastic readers. 32 Pa.nting-Papering JOIN Us • Vote NO. Question Apply in (Hirson: Silver Uine Mrs. Elsie Jenkins, head Im pressed with the 33 - Bu'id'r'gContracl’ng RN. LPN. 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 34 Root‘*'g-Sidi'’g 2. April 17th 1 12 noon to 8 shifts. Good pay. good Restaurant, 281 Spciiecr 13 H elp W anted 13 35 HeaUng.Plumbing Help Wanted of the junior room at Mary program's success, the p.m.) Community Develop­ benefits and working con­ Street, Manchester. 36 FlOOrng ment F'unds will improve the Cheney Library, and Mrs. board strongly suggested 37 - Mov’ng.Trurking-SlO'age ditions. Apply in person. Ver­ GENEHAl. MECHANIC - NURSE AIDE.S- Wo are Jacqueline Moores, another similar event in 38 Se'.'ces Wanted quality of life in Manche.ster non Manor 180 Regan Road. SHORT ORDER COOK - Must Full lime days. Paid CMS. looking tor responsible, warm for evervone! be cxix'rieneed. Apply in per­ MISC FOR SALE Vernon Blue Cross & Life Insurance people inlerested in caring lor children's librarian at the the fall. Mrs. Jenkins told .son: Silver Lane Restaurant. Amcrbellc Corp., 104 East Whiton Library, the board she would like to 40 Household Goods Ihe Elderly and Mentally 41 - A't cies iQr Sale EMPLOYMENT CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t. Main Streel, Rockville. Apply Relarded. All shills available- cooperated with Carol Hill, see the program an 42 - BjJding Supplies - Experienced only. Top Manchester between, 9 a m. and 4:30 p.m lull lime Apply In person to. 43 Peis Birds- Dogs coordinator of elementary ongoing event. wages, .'^ply: Allas Tile. 1862 An Equal Opportunity M e u d 0 w s (' 0 n V a 1 e s e e II t 44 - Mualcat Inatrumania GENERAL OFFICE GAL- reading and director of Ti­ 45 - Boats & Accessor os Help Wanted 13 Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Employer. Home. 333 Hiilwell Street, 4g Sporting GoOdS .563-0151 .Needed full time 8 to 4 .30 Manchester MOVING tle I reading programs for 47 - Garden Products Non-smoker Send resume to: I’ ART T IM E I I E U ’ I'roliulc Nolicc 48 An'ques TOOLMAKERS - Machinists the Manchester schools, in 49 Wa'Tied to Buy Apply 81 Commerce Street, liN-LP.N wanted for full or I’.O. Box J2 Tolland, Conn,, WANTED - Monday llirii Cl.EANING I.ADV .NOTII K TO (.'KKOITOHS part time on all shifts. Apply 06084 Friday 6 to 10 evenings NEEDED- 1 day or 2 alter- KSTATK OK HKATHICK W C01.K. RENTALS GI a s 10 n b u r v P T G COMPANY. Telephone 633- direetor ot nursing. Salmon- Experienced only. Apply A-1 noons a week in Maneliester deceased 52 Rooms *Or fler't HN. or LPN- I’arl lime, 11 to 7 The Hon William K KHz(»ora!d 53 - Apa'ime*MS 'or Rent 7631. brook Convaleseent Home, oil Gas...... Station. 568“ Cen enter ■ Streel, Please rail alter 5 p.m.. 644- Turbidity Judaic ol Ihe Court of Probate. 54 Homes tor Rent House Street. Glastonburv a 111 Weekdays or weekends, Manelieslcr 0,383. |)islru't ol Manchester at a hearing 55 - Bus-ness lor Rent Please call 633-5244. l.aurel Manor, 91 Chestnut held on April h 1979 ordered that all 56 - Resort Properly for Rent Street, 649-4519. claims must he presented to the 57 Wanted to Rent INMT ATION OUTSTANDING SAI.ES I•■ULL T IM E C A R P E T Violations fidunarv on or belore Julv 6.1979 or be 58 M'se lor Re>»l .NURSES AIDES wanted for PtlSITION - We offer a home, CLEANER- Musi have car barred as bv law provided TO mi) lull time on all shifts. Apply INDIVIDUALS NEEDED TO not just another sales posi­ Will train, Execllent salary Pearl .1 Hultinan. AUTOMOTIVE WORK As Homemaker, tion. If you possess Inside in­ Reported \ss t Clerk 61 Autos tor Sale Sealed bids will be received in director of nursing. Salmon- and henclil plan. Call 528-0292. 62 — Trucks

EVENING HERALD. Fri., April 13, 1979— PAGE SEVENTEEN Homtt for Sale 23 Hornet for Sale 2 3 Schoolt-Clettet 19 Invetimeni Property 25 Houtehold Goods 40 ArOehe tor Sale 47 Hornet for Sale 23 Hornet for Sale 23 Frink and tnwst TORTABLE DISHWASHER - FOR THE BEST - Manchester 4 FAMILY - FULLY BEAUTIFUL BLACK YOU CANT Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 RENTED. Appliances in­ Air conditioners, clothes dryer, miscellaneous other PERSIAN JACKET- White pupils per teacher FREE in­ cluded. Owner-broker; mink collar. Size 12 to 14. MISS troductory lesson with this ad brokers inuiled, Low-80's. 633- items. Mint condition! 643- 5891. after 6;30 p.m, Excellent condition! Asking BiRiNto THAT THIS Call 646-6306, or ^ 3 5 4 9 6026. $200. Call 875-2344, aUer 12 a.m. / — Why not send BLUE & YELLOW QUILTED S r u o r T t > 0 D ID a happy thought SOFA-3 cushions. Modern. ROCKVILLE $200. Like new! Call 643-1225 O N t h e ftpuML , m a n v u : . to someone today! anytime. 5-FAMILY n E A lJO R S ______5-4 Room Apis - f c i o H r ^ a m EM d m e n t , ' 1720 GAMBREL Retort Properly 27 WE BUY AND SELL USED CUSTOM MADE Scpcrate Utilities - New FURNITURE. One piece or DRAPERIES for sale. Pale Copper Plumbing, New COLONIAL BY THE SEASON- June. July, entire household. Cash on the green, floor length draw Serticet Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Servleet Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 5w eer»B-PiE. Wiring ■ A-l Condition - Overlooking , August 2 12 room Furnish^ line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. drapes. Perfect condition. 2 Income J9000. Priced To Manchester. .5 Cottage. F;aslham. Mass. single, 1 double. 1 picture win­ m MOVING LARGE FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Cape Cod Ideal for 2 people. dow • 10 ft. long. All for only INCOME TAX TM*we$ 4-15 Sell Only J58.900. For bedrooms, 3 baths, large snoMCMMMC i APPLIANCES - Odd jobs, - Remodeling and Additions. *M* MC T H «• ^ Appointment Call— Close to fresh water, bay and MISC. FOR SALE $200. Or will sell separately. PREPARATION loam. sand, stone delivered. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 formal diningroom, 9 shore beaches. $1000 Call P lease call 649-1546, late CIEAIBK Paul J. Correnti fireplaces, aosolutely 644-1775 or 644-9532 ask for years experience! For Free alter 3:30, 742-6607. afternoons or evenings, SHOULD Winnie. Estimates, call 646-4239. Rut Eilitt immaculate, 3 car gar­ ArtlclB$ for $«/• 41 BUSINESS )V INDIVIDUAL Autos for Sale 61 A ulos fo r Sale 61 Trucks tor Sale 62 age, 6 acres. MOilDE BOYS to SPEED BIKE $70; Dogs-BIrdt-Pett______« INCOME TAXES ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING - FARRAND REMODELING - ’ThaAnMNiNiWMalgi- China, 10 place settings plus WE PAY $10 for complete 1 975 O L D S M O B IL E 98 1972 DODGE CLUB CAB • 318 Classic PREPARED In the com YOUR FIREPLACE Attics & Cellars cleaned. For Cabinets and Formica Tops, REGENCY - All power, 20,000 V-8 engine, automatic extras $70; two man rubber A COMPLETE BOARDING Roofing. Gutters. Room Ad­ junk cars. Call Joev at Tolland WOLVERTON AGENCY £ U iD £ r jl fort of .vour home or office ^ n h s i e f e tree estimate, call 646-1943. Auto Body. 528-1990. original miles. $3,700 or best transmission, power steering 646-5252 a i i o i r . ALUMINUM Sheets used as boat, oars $30; Brass fireplace KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. Call 646-7633. for an appoint­ ditions, Decks, All types of H u u o m set $20; Wm. Rogers Silver REAIIORS Dog Bathing and grooming. efiin)n<2ij tsTmiu offer. Excellent condition. and brakes. 8 It. body and cap, 649-2813 printing plates. .007 thick ment. Painting-Papering 32 Remodeling and Repairs. 2 oxlra rims and snow tires. plate coffee service $20: Gold For reservations, please call MONTE CARLO 1973, Power 569-3467. 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for Phone 643-6017. steering, power brakes, 649-7820. Help Wanled 13 Help Wanted 13 COLUMIIA $1 Phone 643-2711. Must be mirror candle holders $20; CENTRAL AIR Canine Holiday Inne. 200 PAINTING - Interior and Imported crystal $5 per glass. Sheldon Road. Manchester. automatic. $1,575, Call 649- MONTE CARLO 1974- Fuliv Beautiful center chimney picked up before 11 a.m. Spacious 8 room Colonial, INCOME TAX Preparation CALL JAMES AT exterior, paperhanging, LEON CIESZYNSKI 1149 anytime. po' CHEVY 1977- Stop Side. 4 I REAL ESTATE Call 646-5741 mornings 646-5971. wered. Cruise Control. AM- SERVICE TECHNICIAN CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Cape with lull dormer. 25' ONLY. 1st floor lireplaeed Experienced. At your home. 649-8622 excellent work references. BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ F"'M h 8 track, with tri-axial. 5 wheel drive. AT, steering, between 8 and 12. ditions, Remodeling, Rec NEEDEO with olliee to work on swimming pools llvingroom with fireplace, familyroom, 1st floor laun­ Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or AHtr 6 p.m. Free estimates. Fully in­ 1970 PONTIAC- One owner. new radials and shocks. brakes, stereo Trick Paint, machine repair knowledge, TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN sured. Martin Matson. 649- Rooms, Garages, lutchens FIxperienced or will train Hornet fo r Sale 23 1Vi bathe. Minute walk to TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - dry, applianeed kitchen, 4 525-8263. Clean Air conditioning. 2 Metallic Blue, with white and much more! Must see! lienefits. pension plan P A Call 742-7308. Hound for sale. Excellent pet. 4431. Remodeled. Ceilings. Bath (iood condition.Good for bedrooms, covered deck, Door Hardtop. $750, or best vinvl lop. Gorgeous car! Original owner. 623-5093. Testa Co , Inc.. Ilartlord. Call VFTINO.N - Aluminurn sided 6 Columbia Lake $51,900. $50. 649-6404. Best to call EXPERT PAINTING and Tile, Dormers. Roofing. plating, or welding. Call 649- 2$i baths, 2 car garage offer. 633-3802. Asking $3000. Call 646-0355. lor appointment. 522-021)7 NURSERY SCHOOL 12 rixini Cape. Wall to wall 34.39 from noon til 6:00 p.m. before 2:30 PM. INCOME TAX LANDSCAPING Specializing QUALITY PAINTING and Residential or Commercial. $81,900. 1963 CHEVROLET I’ICKUl’ ’fEACIIER - 3 mornings a ea rpet I ng throughout. i U i U O P , PREPARATION - Your home in Exterior House Painting. Paper Hanging by Willis 649-4291 TItUCK With cap. Good run- PUPPIES - Labrador FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good 1973 DODGE DART - Slant Six ,X RAY TECHNICIAN lor week. Phone 568-2522 or 568- Kireplaeed living rixim. Many ’’Member All Points Relocation" MOLDED FORMICA top and R E A U O R S ------or mine. Dan Wade, Tax &n- Tree pruning.' spraying, Schultz. Fully insured condition. New tires, power Automatic. Power steering. nine conditiiin. $500. I’lcase “ Member All Points Relocation" Retreiver. No papers. Call doctors olliee, Vernon, 6879 buill-ins, Ixively private yard. paneled bar with two shelves sultant, 871-9554. mowing, weeding. Call 742- references, 649-4343. LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec steering power brakes. Phone 53,000 m iles. One owner. (■all 643-0401, keep trying. WOLVERTON AGENCY alter 5 PM. 643-9474. T u r? s (I a y . W e d n e sd a y , Near .schwils $54,500 Prin­ and four stools. $r5. 646-6028. PHILBRICK AGENCY 7947. rooms, roofing and repairs. 633-2147, Excellent condition! $1795. Thursday. I to li Friday. 9-li HOUSE CANVASS ciples only Call 875-7415 NEW LISTING J.P, LEWIS & SON- Interior Free estimates. Call Charles 649-0427. 1973 FORD F-lOO w ith 649-2813 AKC REGISTERED Saturday, !M .Send re.surne to ENUMERA’rORS to update Im m aculate 6-6 duplex 646-4200 ALLAN T. KEELER S TAX and Exterior painting, paper Schiavetti at 649-2405 FORD- 1973 Gran Torino. toolboxes and racks. Needs DALMATION- 4'/z years old. Box K. c/o .Manchester .Manchester City Directory IMMEDIATF: cash for your located near schools, shop­ SERVICE. Tax Returns done hanging, remodeling, carpen­ anytime. Power steering and brakes, V- 1 970 I'LYMOUTH minor work. Asking $1400. Very good watch dog, and Herald mo selling 1. Monday thru properly Let us explain our ping & bus. Large rooms, in the privacy of your home. try. Fully insured. 649-9658. 8 Automatic. Very good condi­ ROADRUNNER- 383, 4 speed. ('allltickaflcrO I’M 646-'2946. good with children. $75 or best Csll 871-1781. for aoDointment CHILD CARE - For ages 2 BRICK. FIELDSTONE. Friday - 9 AM to 4 .’10 PM Call lair proposal Call Mr wall-to-wall carpet, lovely tion. Reasonable offers. 643- Too many extras to list! HAHYSITTEIt NEEOED- flea/ Estate Wanted 28 T A G S A L E S offer. 643-9084. thru 8, in my Stale Licensed A&W PAINTING Contrac­ BLOCK, PLASTERING. Mrs A between 9 - 12 daily Belfiore. 647-1413. treed lot. Call to inspect — Home. Hours: 7 to 6 daily. Hot 8422. Sacrifice at $700 or best otter. 1977 BLACK CH EV Y For 10 and 7 year old hoys, lor appointment, 647-1757 a c cu r a ’t'C ...... i tors. Quality painting and Fireplaces, chimneys, walls, CHEYENNE - L2 ton pickup. ALL CASH For your property, priced in low 60’s. lunch, laundry and overtime Call Rich at oftcr 4 every day alter school, and E.O.E M/F PARAKEETS- Buy direct EXPERIENCED TAX paper hanging at reasonable veneer. New, repair. E. p.m. 6 1,2 ft. Flectsidc 305- V-8, within 24 hours Avoid Red TAG SALE - Friday and from the breeder! Cages and services offered. Excellent 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- vacations Highland Park HELP-Your home. Low cosLl rates. Fully insured. Free Richardson 643-0889. Runs but needs work. Best auto. p,s, p s. plus many Tape. Instant Service. Hayes Building Lot Saturday. 89 Weaver Road, Supplies also available. Call references. 643-%77. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• School area Call alter li p in . SECRETAHY TO HANDLE ’ ’Member All Points Relocabon” Small Business? Sold Home? FIstimates. Call Wavne 649- offer. Call 633-8258, 1973 OPEL GT- Excellent con- oilier extras Immaculate Corp. 61611131. X Manchester. 9:00 on. Many at 64:i-70B8, CORRESPONDENCE for 150' 480' building lot on 633-8825. 7696. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 dition! 44,000 miles. comlition - low mileage. For cul-de-sac. In ZINSSER AGENCY good buys. Itemized deductions. 633-1267.• HOME GARDENS ROTO- .South Windsor company of­ RKAUORS TILLED- Manchester. Bolton. DATSUN 260 Z 1974- Air. AM- Automatic transmission. details call 649-6509, ficials in our rapidly growing SELLI.NG your house’’ Call us prestigious area of p On Y f o r s a l e - Large PERSONAL Paperhanging BIDWELL HOME Improve­ lirsl and we ll make you a 646-1511 Vernon. Coventry and An­ FM 8 track. Excellent con­ Asking $2250. Call 646-7772. CONVENIENCE STORE - manufacturing lacilily. GimkI TWENTY-TWO ACRES town. $44,500. NATHAN HALE PTA FAIR Pony. Good personality and For particular people, by ment Co. Expert insla!lation CHEVY 1 2 Ton Pickup. cash offer' T J Croikett, MAXIMIZE YOUR dover areas. Call 742-9015. dition! Call 649-4182. l.ooking lor lull and part lime to excellent typing and Georgian Colonial, 8 rooms, & TAG SALE- Saturday May habits. Rides Western or Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. of aluminum siding gutters 1971 BUICK - V-8 Custom Brand new. 4,000 miles. Many Healtor, 1)43-1577 5th. Renl-A-Space, Call C. Sut­ English, $150, firm. Call 742- REFUND and trim. Roofing instmlation clerks lor .second and third shorthand a must - fine oppor- front to back living room, SCREENED LOAM - WE PAY TOP PRICES for Skylark, hardtop. 47,000 options Cap available. 646- shills Apply in per.son: 7- lunity for an aggressive llexi- formal dining room, 1st ton, 649-1465 evenings. 9841. MINIMIZE VOUR TAX TEACHERS- Experienced and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. original miles. Power win­ 5941. .MAY W’E HUY your home? Driveway gravel, processed wrecked and junk cars. A & B Eleven Food stores, 50!) hle person with 2 - 4 years floor lireplaeed tamily Lvt EmimI D. Qtmnw Exterior Painters now Auto Salvage, used auto parts. dows. steering and brakes. l^uiek. lair, all cash and no F. J. SPILECKI REALTORS gravel, sand, stone and fill. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Center SIreet, Manchester. experience. Call Nancy room, 4 bedrooms on 2nd George Griffing. Andover. eeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeee protaMlonally prapar* FREE JUNK CAR booking for spring summer Call Tony 646-6223. Well m aintained and in prolilem Call Warren E, jobs. Free Estimates. repairing chimneys, rools, Motorcycles-BIcyclas 64 Harri.son 289-1588 Hour with master heilrmim 643-2121 742-7886, Oogs-BIrds-Pets 43 your Incoma tax ratum REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. excellent condition! Asking D E S ir e L e R K & bath suite ^with walk-in Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Reasonable rates. 649-5873^ new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1977 BUICK SKYLARK - $1200. Call 643-2328 alter 3 a Work guarantood years Experience. Howley. MOTORCYCIJ-; P«rman«nl Potlllon closet Einishcll ree room in SEARS SWIMMING POOL - U l i D l L ROTOTILLING LAWN AND rimall V-8, Excellent on gas. p m., or weekends anytime. haseinenl with lireplaee, 2 QUICK CASH EOR YOUR HORSE FOR SALE- 15.2 • Your homo or min# PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 643-5361. INSURANCE- I-owcst Rates t A M to I A M 15 ft. x 48’’. Very good condi­ R E A U O R S ____ GARDENS with rear tine Low mileage. Very sharp! ■ar garage IIO.ME Flexible, lair. Call hands. Saddle bred. Beautiful - Interior and Exterior. Available! Immediate Bin­ Oldor RotlfM Prtforrtd FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink tion. Used one season. animal. Well trained. Easy • Individual and Trov Built Tiller. Call 568- $.3400. 742-6286, after 5 p.m. 1965 CHEVY MALIBU - Good ASSISTANT MANAGER ’Member All Points Kelocalion ” Rob at W'olverton Agency. 649- SIX-SIX DUPLEX 8791. Commercial and Residential, ROOFER WILL Install roof, tires, new battery. Good ding Sunnv Dav Option. Call ESSEX MOTOR INN TRAINEE POSITION 2813. Coat, excellent condition. .Size Includes accessories. $200. personality. Rides Western or Bualnaaa siding or gutter for low dis­ Joan, 643-1 r2fi. 643-5259. MD-FIFTIES Free Estimates. Fully In­ 1970 FORD GALAXIE - 2 transportation $300 or best A trim tailored drcBs (or 100 Eatt Cantor SIraat AVAILABLE - Must work at PHILBRICK AGENCY 12 or 14 $800. 875-2.344. English. $700 firm. 742-9841. Call Day or Eva. sured. 646-4879. count price. Call Ken at 647- MANCHESTER, CT. REFINISHED KITCHEN door, hardtop. Good condition offer 646-2651 otter 6 PM. pantsuit) with button- all pha.scs of Dry Cleaning 646-4200 ALUMMUM SIDING t o GEM ENTERPMSES CABINETS & COUNTER - 1566 643-4280. FOR COMPETITIVE front. Nice for any sea­ B4»-2aM_____ Pay coinmcnsuratc with abiii- DINING ROOM SET well AKC REGISTERED PAINTING by DAN SHEA- MOTORCYCIJ-; son. made, matching table, six YORKSHIRE TERRIER - 100 AMP SERVICE Woodwork. Floors for homes 1969 MUSTANG V-8 - Iv Apply after 1 p.m., Mon­ 646-3113 and apartments. Call 667-3643, Best Workmanship. Quality TRACY BROTHERS- 1969 CHEVY WAGON- For Automatie transmission. low INSURANCE- Call the No. 8172 with Photo- EAST HARTEORD- Custom 4 B J i O n chairs, buffet and liquor BLUE/GOLD male. One year TWO HEATING SYSTEMS expertsexpi at Crockett Agency, day tnrii S aturday, B&G ask for Ken. Paint, plus Low Prices! Roofing. Flat Roof, Hot Tar. parts. 307 engine. First $50. mileage, good condition, new Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Cleaners. Route 44A. Coven- Hedroom Colonial Eoriiial REAUORS cabinet. $250. 646-2869, old. Ready for breeding. Please call 646-5424 Gravel, Built-Up Roofing. 64,1-1-1577, ask lor Marilyn or Size 10, 8219 bust, 2% dining room, oversi/.eil family Great with kids. Best offer. TENANTS PAY OWN HEAT! Call 643-9467 anytime, radials $1500, 643-5513 alter 4 yaVds 4B-lncli. Iry. C&M TREE SERVICE - Free WATERPROOFING Commercial & Residential. Judv. Help Wanted room Sedlik Really, 528-4719. NELCO SEWING MACHINE- REAUORS Call 646-8027 after 4 PM on PM, ' CENTRAL-CONVENIENT estimates, discount senior Hatchways, Foundation Building Contracting 33 Free Estimates. 872-6269. P attsm s avatlabls only 521-9587. Huilt - in button holer, Monday, Wednesday and •••••••••••••••••#•••••••• 1976 FIAT 128 WAGON - Good 1971 HONDA 750- Runs good. fn vises shown. IMMEDIA’PE PART TIME NEW CAPE citizens. Company Cracks, 'Tile Lines, Sump condition, regular gas. good decorative stitches. Excellent Friday. "Member All Points Relocation" I.OW mileage Just hud a tune TO OSDIII, IISS 11.00 1st sstS N.C. Latlw Operator POSI’I'ION in V eterinary I’lil Your D ream House Manchester-owned and Pumps. Window Wells, Gravi­ WES ROBBINS Carpentrv Heating-Plumbing 35 m.p g., AM-FM radio, root 1966 VOLKSWAGEN- Needs OLDER SEVEN ROOM condition, including cabinet, With full shed dormer. work; or for parts. $75.00. lip. $650. Cull John. 643-7916. 4 ittirn plui 20i fir psitsii asO Hospital. 1 1,2 days per week. on this beaiitilully treed BELFIORE AGENCY operated. Call 646-1327. ty Feeds. 30 Years-' remodeling specialist. Ad­ rack. $2,000.00. Call after 6 Sindllsi. Sand Slaat Operator COLONIAL - 1 1 2 baths. 3 $150. 649-6437. Three bedrooms, SHIH TZU PUPPIES- Tiny to 7 p.m. Send re.sumes to Box M e/o ’2.5 aere lot. Plenty of Experience! 643-4953, 242- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Please call 643-0864. •U l ■UNNITT bedrooms Den Antii|iie wood lireplaeed llvingroom, 1V4 house dog. AKC Registered. I’M, 643-6177. Maiioh**l*r H h o M Aasamblar Manchester Herald 647-1413 528-9493 REWEAVING burn holes. 5915. built-ins, bathrooms, cleaned with electric cutters, stove, range, large brick room to ro am .Niee baths, wall-to-wall carpet, $250. Call 646-6539. 1969 OPEL KADETT - 4 1977 SUZUKI (iS 550- Back 1100 A n . ol Anwrtoas 50 Hours, paid holidays, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. kitchens. 649-3446. by professionals. McKinney CAMAHO LT 1975- 350. Hsw Ysdi, N.Y. lOOir patio Rear wooded lot High Willie at $11,51)0, are some of the fine cylinder, aulnmatic, 2 door, rest, 6 speed Excellent condi­ excellent Insurance HETIREI) FOREMAN Window shades, Venetian Bros. .Sewage Disposal Com­ Automatic transmission. Print Nssil, AOPrtii wltO ZIP NEEDED Eor seasonal posi- fill’s On busline. Charles I’oii- features that come with blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. pany, 643-5308. vinyl lop. Very good condi­ tion. Call 649-6201. cool, Hull NpBiOtr asd Olii. henellls. Apply in person,' tieelli Agency. I)4()-1540, 1)46- I’ower steering, power timi in Soulh Wlnd.sor, April 1 Meinbei All Ponds Relocation’’ O i i O J X . this home. Priced at $59,- Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- WILL CLEAN CELLARS At­ Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. tion, $425, 643-5259 FASHION ’79 la filled II8IHI tics and haul away scrap iron brakes. Power windows. Air Campers-Trailers METR0NIC8, INC. III Oeliiher 31, Experience, not REALTORS 900. Call today. 5221. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. NO JOB't OO sm a l l - Toilet conditioning. AM-FM radio. with many lovely do*i(ni. KEITH REAL ESTATE FREE of charge! Call 644- Trucks tor Sale 62 Mobile Homes 65 Aiso 2 BONUS Couponai Rout* e It 44A age rei|iilred Call 289-89’23 lor repairs, plugged drains, New battery. Michelin while BOLTON appoinliiient. "Member All Points Relocation” ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 3234. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY kitchen faucets replaced, Price . , . $2.00 a copy. 646-4126 MANCHESTER walls, plus snow tires. $3900. 1967 STARCRAFT TENT ZINSSER AGENCY attics, garages, yards Carpentry and general con­ repaired, rec rooms, Call after 5 p.m., 646-4128, 1977 DODGE SI’ORTSMAN Add $2.00 for the New HECEI'TIONIST FOli WEST RANCH r r \ cleaned, moving, tracting. Residential and bathroom remodeling, heat window van. Excellent condi­ TRAILER- Sleeps 8 Stove, SUCCESS IN SEWING. II AHTEOItl) DENTAl, trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn HOUSE CLEANING commercial. Whether it be a modernization, etc. Free tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ ice box. propane lank, awning. REALTORS •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Large treed lot. Enjoy the 646-1511 OFFICE - Immediate employ­ service. No job too big or PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, small repair job, a custom Estimate gladly given. M & M tains chairs. Stereo and Excellent condition! $650. Call Household Goods 40 summer on the treed rugs, Windows, general Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. 1971 VOLVO- 145 Station cassette. Radials. 429-9461. 871-1844. LAUNDRY WASHMAN ment .Some a.sslsting Send small. 568-8522. built home or anything in Wagon. AC. AM/FM radio, re Slime to Box M c o FIVE-FIVE FLAT shaded patio in one of BoaQHT cleaning. One time or regular ALUMINUM CHAISE FOR between, call 646-1379. root rack. Very good condi­ Manchester Herald REFRIGERATOir^ ^ Man Chesters finest COMPLETE CARPET iTfile service. Domesticare, 643- BOTTI HEATING & 1 977 CHEVY 1/2 TON TRAll.Elt - 4 FEET WIDE. 8 Are you looking lor a part LOW FIFTIES SALE- 7 ft. X 10 ft. Asking tion. $1600, or best offer. 646- Why not send Washers Itanges. used, residential areas. Call for a installation apd repairs. Free 1945. NEWTON SMITH- PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, I’ICKUl’- Customized. Asking feci long $325. Also Camper time johon weekends’’ We ALUMINUM SIDING guaranteed and clean New $100. C a ll 528-8767, 69 REAL ESTATE 7203. Cap to fit FIcetsidc 8 met a happy thought COOK FUl.l, TIME - We will showing, $72,500. Woodlawn Circle, East Hart­ estimates. Call 646-3745, after Remodeling, Repairs, and kitchen and lav faucets $4500 or best offer. Call 647- have 2 iiosilions open ini- shipment damaged. G.E & replaced and repaired. 9261 before noon, or after 6 liodv, 7 feet lilgli, $800 . 644- niedialeiy, lor Saturdays train Must be energetic and TWO CAR GARAGE "Member All Points Relocation" ford. 5 p.m, JOBS WANTED- We clean Rec-Rooms. No job to small. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME to someone today! amhitioiis. Apiily in person ERKilDAIRE Low prices. 649-3144. Remodeling. Call 646-8641. pm . 1775. and Siiiulays, lirst or se­ WEST SIDE LOCATION It D Pearl & Son, 649 Main F.J. SPILECKI REALTORS Cellars, Garages, Attics, 1974- Showroom condition! cond shill' Call Monday East HarHuru Convale.scent FOR SALE - One crypt for 646-2482 BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. Yardwork, and Roto-Till Must be seen! $2695 After 5 SIreet, 643-2171 Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney flooring 38 llirii Fi'lday. II a ni. to 4 llonie, 745 Main Street. East CLEAN, CONVENIENT two people. Side by side in Gardens. Call after 5 p.m. 646- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - p.m. daily, 649-7071, Harlfoi'd 643-2121 NEW HOMES repairs. No job too small n III , ask lor Mr l.aVigne, Rose Hill Memorial Park, 0281. Additions and Remodeling. FOUR PIECE Pine Bedroom Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ FLOOR SANDING AND Meadows Ciinvalescenl Rocky Hill, Ct. Cost $1,256. Beautiful brand new Free estimates. Call Anthony 1970 CHEVY IMPALA- "Memlier All Pokrtt IhlocatiM" Set Excellent condition CAR! timates. REFINISHING - Floors like QUALITY PRE-OWNED AUTOS Capes, Colonials, Raised Squillacote 649-0811. Home. XKI llidwell Street. Business Opportunity 14 Queen-si’xe bed, triple dresser, Will sell for reasonable price. new Specializing in older Exccllcnt running condition, Manche.sler, Conn, SWIMMING POOLS Call 568-6665 daily, 9 AM til 9 Ranches and Ranches, LAWN MAINTENANCE- low mileage, and good body. BELFIORE AGENCY dres.sor with shelved mirror, Clcan Up, Thatching, Fer­ floors Natural and stained - U$EDCARSPEC. 647-9104 DI.STRIBl’TOR forced to dis­ PM. Large flat lots. Ideal for Why not send CARPENTER - Repairs, $600. Please call 643-7907. 1976 CAOR1M MANCHESTEIt I’ackagc M7-I413 S2|.949i night stand I years old .$800 pose of brand new 31’ long tilizing. Taking new regular remodeling, additions, gar­ floors No waxing anymore. 1975 BUKKU SURE slore I'ixcellenl location Woll 568-0935 gardening. Stop by and see a happy thought John Vcrfaille. 646-5750 after 6 1974 DODGE DUT 4 dr. hardtop, A/C, A M -FM , Stereo, OBORADO BROUGHAM above ground pools complete customers now. Tender Lawn ages. roofing. Call David 2 dr. Coupt, vinyl root. P. S., P. B., P.Wlnd., digital clock, pow. aeata, c.slahlishod husinoss Call with sundei'k, fencing, filter our models and start to someone today! Care, 647-9260. Patria, 644-1796. “PM. At. A M radio. vinyl roof, rustproofing. Only 36,000 Leather upholatery. dual comfort MANUFACTUnlM OF M a rio n E It o h e r I so n , picking out your own ml. 50/50 seats. AM-FM Stereo. tapM TWO EAMH.YOIt POSSIBLE and includes full installation. deck. auto.. A/C, P.8.. P.8., A muofi ABRASIVC BLAtT lloallor, Ii4.'l-595.1 decor. $2495 EQUIFMeNT 3 EAMILY • ExeellenI in- Asking $989, Financing 1976 FORD GRAND TORINO $3695 moft. ONLY e 0 m e 2 e a r g a r a g e available. Call Stan collect WAGON - 9 passenger. Air, REQUIRBS EXPERIENCED: \'EN1)1NC KOOTE ■ Nabisco COUECTORS ITEM MECHANICS with hnowMg* Appliances 7 1 2- 1 rooiiis 203-236-5871. £ U iU £ r. Mutical Instruments 44 Apartments for Rent 53 Apartments for Rent 53 Otllces-Stores tor Rent 55 lower steering, power brakes, EXECUTIVE OWHEO AUTOS of ooMnibty of mochlnofy in d Snacks with locations $9,580 \ianv, manv extras, $53,900 REAUORS PRINCETON STREET faiw mileage. Make an offer 1974 BUCK IE SURE machining. Bluaprint raadlng CAl.l, TOM, FREE 1-800-4’2.T 466 MAIN STREET. North of 1978 BUCK MVIBU nacaaaary. (’airii49 H658 or ti4!l-9987 FOAM FOR CUSHIONS. Beautiful 3 or 4 bedroom 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and MANCHESTER- West Center GLASTONBURY- Extra large 871-0379. P.Wlnd., AM-FM Starao. A/C, 2855 Isxl 90.5 Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. CUSTOM Convarllbla axcall. BHEEt METAL WORKERS MATRESSES, VANS. Any Custom Cape Cod with 3 other instruments. Rivers Street, Four room apartment. 6 room duplex. Kids OK. cond., A/C, AM-FM Starao, tinted glaas, w/wheel covers, lan­ alto aipartancad. of centrally located space, dau roof & more NADA PPOCE COVENTRY - New 2 laniily shape, size, thickness Quality full baths, huge 35'first Music, 7 Main Street, New Tile bath, appliances, private Won’t last long. (639-11 Rental I’ONTIAC 1970 EXECUTIVE P.Wlnd., P.SaaU, vyira whaal Apply In paraon to DEFERS INVITED entrance and storage. Good Assistors. 236-5646, small fee. ideal for store, office or other covers. $7835. S A L E PRICE P Wind.. P.Seats, r/wind. defogger, each lealiiring 3 bedrooms, DuPont Firm Foam; low fac­ PRIVACY &SWIMMM6 floor family room, 2 Britain. 225-1977. 400- New brakes and exhaust. low mileaga. OSCAR FORAND It ETA 11, S T O R E ON location. Available im­ business or commercial use $7600. Shop Suparinlanrfant fully applianeed kitchen tory prices, Foamland. 1-677- fireplaces plus a tourna­ Needs some mechanical Intarvlawa conductad attar* WHEEI.S- .Make an easy $20- dining area. Iu|l basement. 4016, TROMBONE- In excellent mediately. Quiet or retired FAMILY SPECIAL- 3 Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. work. $250. or best offer Call iCONOMYCUS 14098 noon. Monday thru Friday, 000 per vear E.xcelicnl toi iiis ment size tennis court and 1970 Opel 2 dr. rack A Pinion Iieating and utilities Ap- condition. Buescher, with persons. References, securi­ bedrooms, appliances. 1 1/2 649-4167. staerlng, 1.6 litre, 4 cyl. eng., 1:00PM to 4:30PM. Call .lohn, at Cliciielto B y J a c L Houif TK« Dii*clOf This 8 room Colonial a ONE YEAR LIMITED OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 1978 LE SABRE CUSTOM proximalely 2 acre lot $79,■ T r j c l i f i i Scutch Inloimitton Cenltf oversized case. $250. Call 649- ty. No pets, or children baths and more. (637-21 Ren­ A/lrant., w console, exceptionally 2 dr. 60/40 doth Interior, wire wheel PIKSSUK BUST Associates. "Oallcrv Of HOME WARRANTY! U nheated. $215 m onthly. or for light manufacturing. low miles. 2 to choose from. covera, pow. wind., till wheel, A 9(X) Conlessa Agonev 742-9833. Never "Bobbie" Burns is surrounded by 15 7085 anytime. tal Assistors. 236-5646. small 1970 DODGE CORONET 500- MTERMEBUTE SIZE CARS MANUntaUMNC CO.. MC. Homos," 528-9081 742-6505. Write to: P.O Box 244, East- lee. Approximately 850 sq It. Air 2 Door Harolop. Power $3895 much more economical V-6 angina. 41 CHAPEL STREET If there's one thin^j that acres with trout 1977C0UGUXR-7 ford. Conn. conditioned building. 633-3343 steering, power brakes. One $6405 2 dr , AM -FM , stereo, auto, A/C. MANCHESTER, CT. ACTO I’AH’l’S STORE - Dig A annoys a Scot it’s to hear a ★ FREE FREE FREEYV 633-0136 after 5 PlVf TELEPHONE - S43-14I7 R E A U O R S ' stream, waterfall ALL BILLS PAID- Charming owner. $700 . 649-1553. FMN.YCARS r/w defoggar, landau roof, low Aiilo Paris ' Tho hard f t > r 4* IK n e r call Scotland's APARTMENT and HOUSES mileaga. IqW 0TF»fltf tl¥»l- Do you know the market Boats-Accessorles 45 2 bedroom available now. Just 1976 PLYMOUTH GRU 1978 OLDS 98 REGENCY working auto narts sloro " National Bard. "Bobhie” and 3 separate value of your home? If not For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ $175. (641-2) Rental Assistors, 1971 FORD LTD WAGON - 2 dr. Landau. Sharp car, A M -FM $8805 socks owners in New haiglaiid Burns: EXCELLENT VALUE Stareo, comb CB. P.W., P.Saata, £ U iU ir ^ ponds ideal for call for a no-obligatioh 1974 FU R Y - 16‘i-fo o t tals in all Areas, Prices and 236-5646, small fee. Wanted to Rent 57 I’owcr brakes, air con­ FURY CUSTOM Opera I lona I gii ida nee. But the Scots themselves Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, Vln^ InlsrloT A T ? R ! ^ A/C. 37.- auto, A/C, lilt wheel A more. N A D A RN R E A U O R S ___ This 5 room Colonial offers in the analysis of your property fiberglass, tilt trailer, with ditioning, $600 875-3781. PRIC E $6100. SA L E nalion.il advei lising. finan­ are often wronjj in referrint* swimming, fishing 236-5646 Small Fee. CARPETED- 1 bedroom has 000ml. front-to-hack lireplaeed today! You will be amazed , 1975 55-horsepower outboard $5700 3 to 11 cing .ivailahle to iiualified in- MANCHESTER to the poet sis Babbie Burns. llvingroom. 2 large Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. appliances and more! Just 1978 PIN T O WAGON - $3295 dividii.ils Snhslancial oquily By tradition. Babbie is a or horses. Huge 24 x at the hidden wealth you FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, $3878 SUPERVISOR linmaeulale 7 room Ranch, bedrooms, garage and Also 50 horse Johnson out­ $205. 1656-1) Rental Assistors, Automatic lran.smission; four rciniircd Call or wnto name reserved fi>r a fool. 30 1st floor family have! board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- Available now! Mature cou­ 236-5646. small fee. DOCKSPACE or MOORING - cylinder; 19,000 miles; lr« PM M eiyeriMCtd R^IttwM Arte half acre park like lot with breczeway, plus complete­ Amoi'ican Parts syslom CLABSIflEO AOVERTISINO ple, no pets, security. Call For small sailboat, on lake excellent condition; $3,200 M ill fer • cKanitT N irt pM oiaiNarM to triiit trees. 3 bedrooms. 2 room, 2 V'2 baths, 2 9550. Marketing Denaiimont ly shrubbed yard for mornings nr after 4:00 PM THREE BEDROOM near Manchester. Evenings. firm. 875-6617 after 5 PM. cAelence el SMft SuaerrMT to hm i fail- AlICnIion Doug Minich 180 full baths, living room with privacy Asking $53,900. c a r garage, 4 CUSTOM COLONIAL 649-1265. DUPLEX - Kitchen / dining. 1 646-8775 CHARTER OAK BUCK „ tiiR mlafele k iN di at to UyerKiir el 1971 18 FOOT LYMAN BOAT D.ii'lin Slreol, East Ilartlord, very atlraelive lull wall Located on Wynding Hill & TRAILER With 105 HP 12 baths, wall-to-wall IM lU M WW. ?«a have t o ly a a rto R } ' R8MHT eljKUii "MMHxr U Pointi Rdocititn" bedrooms — All this PHONE 643-2711 81 ADAM ST. MANCHESTEN Cl OlilOa 289-790t>, ’289-1112 tireplaee, screened porch. Antiques 48 Hom es tor Rent 54 643-2711. of Schools, 647-3451. EOF. LOMBARDO I ASSOCIATES rarpol Wood stove and points out that it w*as actually 875-0149. the composition of a Scottish tury 21 sales aMoclates. Become apart of i i i m , applianees included $54,900 WANTED; Antique furniture, WANTED- 2-3 single male USED C « SPECULS 8 cyl...... ^ . 6 4 9 4 0 0 3 . « music hail singer in the early 646-117H5 the most progressive and eucceeeful Real engineers. Share large house. 1I7S PITMOUTH D U S m part of this century. glass. Pewter, oil paintings or 456 MAIN STREET. First other antique itqms R. Bolton. June 1. Lease. 1 vehi­ Span Coup*. 31t •ngln*. *uto. •plus Parts One Glasgow restaurant Estate Team in the world. We have the floor. 3 room heated apart­ cle each. No children, tr*n«..*x.cond. Includes: Installation of new parte, ad), timing, set carb. adjustmenta, clean called itself “Rabbie's" but Harrison. 643-8709 ment. $200. Security. No pets. EDUCATION finest system; best ealee tools, nationwide animals, pets 643-2880. battery termlnala. the Burns effect was lost C.all 646-2426, 9-5 PM. OFFICE SPACE •2895“ 50 THRALL ROAD •air cond. cars and vans allghtly higher. ______AUTOMOBILE when it turned out that many referral system, most compreheneive FOR RENT 1973 C A M M O Private Instructions 18 VERNON people thought it was a Jew­ training program, extensive national BILLING 250 square leei, center of 54,000 mllef, “ J t m 6W room aluminum tidad ish restaurant. MANCHESTER- Three room REMEDIAL READINC. and advertising, high commitsione, bonus RENTALS apartm ent in two fam ily Otllces-Stores lor Rent 55 Manchester, air con- automatic, small V-0, CLERK Capa. NIcaly dacoratad, M.ituio I’erson, GihhI at math, individualired work plans, 1000'sales nationwide daily. house. Appliances, heat. $210. liraplaca, btautllul Each olliee MANCHESTER- Main Street C a & 5 L ‘‘ with air, LUBE, OIL & FILTER Figure Work and Typing,, program, i lst-8th j;radei by independeollv J D Realty, 646-1980. privata yard. Naar Become a winner, join the winners. Call Room s for Rant 52 modem office available. 400 lor busy oflico 40 hour luaster’s degree teacher 568- owned anctTiperaled: excellent ______asm_____ 8075 sq. ft. Heat. AC included. Call wook. henolils. salary achoola and bua. S53.400 Mr. Nenortae 649-2992. condition.m95 THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ MODERN THREE ROOM 646-2469 or 646-2755. commnnsur.ilo with 875-7415 trally, located. Downtown RlDINt: l.ESSONS indoor APARTMENT - In Hebron 2 S R U U 1 ItTOH-nMUTM llFrl30tli exporionce Call Mr ,lohn- Manchester. Kitchen OFFICE FOR RENT- Fully riding ring W’e.storn stix-k OPEN HOUSE BLANCHARD Appliances, carpeting, private 10% Siaiir CHIi m son at privileges. Call 649-2J58 carpeted. Air conditioning. OFFICES S A T E in seal, saddle seat and hunt yard. $210 monthly: heat in­ 318 *ngln*. u to .. P/>. s it c o n d . R egal and •••••••••••••••••••••••••• aMtsst Ml Puts seal All levels 228-9817 SATURDAY 2-4 P.M. SHOWCASE cluded. No dogs or children. Convenient location, ample FOR RENT 4 dr., noU H m condition. THOMAS CADILLAC Apartments for Rent 53 Call 228-0213. parking. Available May 1st. Prom V«moo Ctrek. t*kt Rout* RO SSETtp •1299“ 1530 Albany Avanus VOICE. PIANO Instructions IS towArd RocKvMI*. Itft at R a a N vIn c. Mrs Jackston. 643-1316. Includes all utilities and Some people believe that LOOKING for anything in real M M a n U M M U S 3 * a M M N n ., M M KHenBI Hartford, Conn. Form er faculty New York Thomton'a Sarrtca Station. 646-2482 Air Conditioning. Cen­ 527-0171 beech tree leaf tea will cure PHONE 643-2711 estate rental - apartments, 3 1 2 ROOMS- Appliances, LARGE HOUSE- Bolton tS fIM I HOURS-MON-FRI. 8 AM-6 PM, WED.'tll 9 PM. SAT. 9 AM-3 PM Music and Art High School 649-2992 • oeetKSUac* tral location. Pnifessional Singer Pianist rheumatism. REAL ESTATE homes, multiple dwellings? heat, hot water, carpel. No Business Zone. Suitable for of­ Call*4$-t881 RL 6, Andover 644-8597 No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate pets. Seniors. $250. Call 643- fices. Available June 1. Prin­ 742-«744 A sm iates. Inc. 646-1980 7757. or 646-7761 cipals only. 643-2880 PAGE KIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Fri., April 13, 1979 for a better Proposed Mortgage Plan EVENING HERALD, Fri., April 13, 1979— PAGE NINETEEN H o m e To Aid Home Buyers WASHINGTON-An ad­ added. "It has been es­ EAST OF THE nVER REAL ESTATE MARKET program — the high down- Committee and its Housing ditional 8.5 m illion tim ated that for every $1,- payment requirem ent ($4,- and Urban Affairs Subcom­ American families with in­ 000 increase in the cost of a 200 for a 155,000 home) and mittee, joined Williams in comes between *15,000 and house an average 700,000 the relatively steep annual sponsoring the legislation. $24,000 could afford to buy families are priced out of increase of 7.5 percent in “The best part of this their first homes under an the home buying market," monthly payments under program is that it doesn't REALTOR ’ This Land Is Your Land - expanded graduated pay­ AuCoin, who has headed the most popular GPM op­ require any federal expen­ III ment mortgage plan in­ a special task force on tion, both of which have ditures," Garn said. It troduced in both houses Of rising housing costs, said limited use of the program provides lower payments Now How About A Home Aecent Is On Sensible Congress. that this bill is not a "cure to mainly young in the early years of the The “ Homeownership all" to skyrocketing professionals and others mortgage so that families To Go With It? Opportunity Act of 1979 " housing prices. "What this with particularly bright in the $15,000 to $24,000 in­ would modify the existing bill will do.” he said, “is economic prospects. come range can overcome FHA Section 245 program add one more tool to help Williams said that the the "frustration and for graduated payment thousands of families expanded GPM plan is anguish" of not being able 27-29 Highland Sl. mortgages by reducing realize the benefits of geared more to the to qualify fo r a home. Sure this land belongs to you — you and EAST HARTFORD *57,900. downpayment homeownership at a time moderate income person, Rep. John LaFalce said 220 million other Americans. If vbu want private ownership, buy a homi?. Easier .lust listed this 6-6 Duplex with separate furnaces. requirements, extending when thousands are being who can expect only that the legislation would said than done, you say? Not nccessarilv. One side has modern kitchen with dishwasher, bath, the graduation period and priced out of the market," modest increases in pay. help prpevent a disastrous recognizing the apprecia­ Under one mortgage op­ say we. 65'r of all Americans already central air conditioning. Therefore, the downpay­ collapse in housing con- own their own homes. You can. too. tion in value of the home. tion in the proposed legisla­ ment is reduced to $2,250 truction in the event of a The bill IS.740) was in- To Hnd the right home and the best wav tion. a family could on a $$5,000 home and the recession later this year. to finance it, talk to a REALTOR*. trouced by Sen. Harrison purchases a $55,000 home annual rate of increase in "High interest rates, REALTORS* are real estate Here is a model u n iv e rs a lly ______A. Williams, Jr. C(D-N.J.), w ith an annual income as monthly mortgage tight money supply, and STAFFORD SPRINB8 $46,000 professionals who belong to the favored by families who give chairman of the Senate low as $18,000 instead of payments is as low as 4 various other fiscal and FOR THE INVESTMENT MINDEDI NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Comfortable living top Banking Subcommittee on the $24,900 annual income percent under the monetary efforts to help 3 Family in good condition wilh white aluminum REALTORS*, and the only real estate priority. -T Housing and Urban Af­ normally required. With a Williams’ proposal. control inflation hit first siding, new wiring and city utilities. Completely agents authorized to ase lliis identifica­ It is an attractive house, too renovated! tion. \ fairs. Similar legislation downpayment of $2,250 and Vondal S. Gravlee, presi­ and hardest at the housing — its basically efficient f a m i l y '' a mortgage interest rate of There are REALTORS*\ll over this land 3FDROOM M ASTER was introduced in the dent of the National industry, and already we rectangular living area ROOM I W 0" Hou.se by Rep. Les AuCoin 9.5 percent, the fam ily's — more than 600,000 National Associa­ BEDROOM Association of Home are seeing signs that the tion members who want, to help you delightfully accented by the rmtni« R e s u lt s . The last Women s Council Aprii 1 5 -2 1 01H..\NH() .VNM'l.I.I & SON.S. j1»»4s trprn tltorilf'^U CFNFK.'U. COYrij \rroiiS- U7 of Realtor ineeting that I Jufi a flip ol ihr latch attended had two very in­ 11,lie Ho,\(t. ManchcsU'C (it4 2427 and a lurrt ol tht oprra Buying or selling a home? lluihlcrs Ol Fmc Buddings' WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE teresting gue.'St speakers. tor ^ et ilo^rd. .And»r• On Wednesday, April 18 5rn ( a^tmrni I nii« Our broad network of IMl'F.IHM. I'l.rMBlNO ■ I’Ll'M HI NO ■ '25 Years form a hijthl* wrailtrr- Paul f’hanr.'Uf Sr. of the The Herald will present a iikiht Mail attain^i ioid. Take ,\ll rvpcs 0| Work K,x|K’rt- F ,xpenen(0 ' Call Tnni SALE local sales offices offers Dale Funding Corporation was the main speaker for supplement as part of Iv Dune 981 SulUvnn Hawkins at 849-7831 "Hif- duMandmoi$turr our luncheon. Joan Aubin, also with Dale Funding The .Avenue. Sunlit Windsne, In nil .Idhs I'aken In Stride, ' thrm before vou huild or you more. More service. National Private Property remodel. was our guest also. Joan is the Manchester area I’hiinc 844 2:V18 .. dBARROVU- ■ representative. Big I’OITBAS IIOMK HOl'SKCH.VF'r Is die name A.: More listings. More per- _ j ' Week. when von need Alleralions Step IMI’HOVF.MKN't'S Ol All formance. Talk with ^ ^ L D rvpes "Viiur Salisfaclmn Is iir Itemndeling "Unahty The purpose of Mr, Phaneuf 's talk was to further to honw. ; Onr (on(ein ' Free \V0rkmansh(p. At o w m rM ip i & (§)on9. IhC. inform the Realtors present of the types of monies reaNy begin Fsliin.des Call fi49-2:)61, Heasonahle P rices" Call The Barrows People. It’s Interesting .mvlime 848-2020 DAVIS & BRADFORD available for homebuyers. through his company or through other lending institution. He went into Livel It’s Informative HAY .lONKS IM.HMBI.M; S; A HNn'F.lU'ONTH.U'TOIfS RELS detail as to how to decid? or figure upon which is the IIF.M'INO Uesidenlial, In- M anchesler, 522-9920 Lumber Company 431 New State Road Manchester, Ct. best type of mortgage for your buyer and also how It’s enlightening duslrial. Cnininemal Hnrmers, Harages, .Seixnui to figure out if they qualify. ■CONSKHVATION’ levels Additions. 200 Tolland Street 643-5168 ./ Sl’KCI \I.1ST " 2094 Itemndeling Knelnsures East Hartford. Conn. The GPM (graduated Payment Mortgage) was M.ini hester Hoad, Ol.aslon- Famjlv Hnnms Memher [ROWS Look For It Wednesday. .Injr v, I'.49.1il8:i Heller Business Bureau Tel. 528-2 1 2'’ ceramic Hie • linoleum • carpet • alata 186 East Cantar 8L also discussed in detail. The GPM lets you make Hour* - 8-S Monday-FrMay Saturday S-2 Wadnaaday 7-8;30 lower initial monthly mortgage payments than you 647-1000 thought were possible. -