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1 4 Passengers flee hijacked plane HELSINKI, Finiand (UPI) - Two Sunday on a 375-mile flight form demands to extradite him and in­ Russian-speaking gunmen today iet Petrovskoye, about 100 miles north of pass their deadline for blowing up a stead plans to try him for hijacking. Moscow, to Leningrad. However, Sweden has said it will hijacked Soviet jetliner with 29 They ordered the pilot to fly to hostages aboard and minutes later not allow these hijackers to land in Stockholm but he said he had only Stockholm. Pi-jg five of the captives ran to freedom. enough fuel to make it to Helsinki. The hijackers, who claim to be Finnish officials said the hijackers Finland and the Soviet Union have had inquired about other countries armed with hand grenades and a hijack treaty requiring that explosives, said they would blow up that might take them, but did not dis­ hijackers be returned to their coun­ close which ones they had in mind. the Aeroflot jet at 4 p.m, (10 a.m. tries and officials said the pilot was EOT) unless Finnish authorities The plane’s seven-man crew was aware of the treaty and wanted to released immediately after landing refueled the plane, supplied a new take advantage of it. crew and allowed them to take off for but negotiations for release of the In trying to reach Sweden, the hostages did not begin for almost two Sweden. gunmen appeared to be following the Within minutes of the deadline’s hours because the hijackers spoke lead of a Latvian engineer who last only Russian and Finnish officials [ber and expiration, 5 of the 29 hostages es­ May hijacked an Aeroflot jet to caped and ran to freedom. The could not immediately find a ally by Stockholm. Sweden refused Soviet translator. )ver the hijackers made no attempt to stop them. se from Earlier today, the gunmen lox 382, released 41 hostages, including all 22 women and children. All the Message exchange I. Irish youth feted at picnic ^ passengers aboard the hijacked plane Adele Lappin, one of the youths visiting here for the summer with the group of teenagers were Soviets. Finnish officials described the defuses tensions from Ireland is shown during an informal discussion with David Kennedy, youth coor­ hijackers as "young” and said elists— dinator for St. James parish, at a picnic Saturday evening on the lawn in front of St. James TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Prime limited forces zone in the vicinity of hapter, negotiations were continuing “to Minister Menahem Begin and Egyp­ Church. Attending the picnic were the Irish young people and their host families in avoid all accidents.” But they said the Suez Canal. tfitb the tian War Minister Mohammed Gamasy reiterated public Manchester. (Herald photo by Barlow) they had no Finnish crews trained to Gamassy have exchanged cordial ifficers; fly the twin-engine Tupolev 134 jet. statements that Israeli charges of i\ vice- messages in a move that defused ten­ Egyptian violations were unfounded dstone, In Oslo, aviation authorities said sion over alleged Egyptian violations but he nevertheless promised Begin they were preparing for the possibili­ chuler; of the Sinai accord, official sources to settle the dispute through the U.N. ty the plane might fly to Norway. said today. peacekeeping forces. They are Temporary gas rationing Jan Gord, director of the state The sources in Begin’s office said posted between the opposing armies aviation directorate, said there was the messages were conveyed verbal­ in Sinai. only "a theoretical chance the plane ly over the weekend by the com­ Israeli sources in Begin’s office will come to Norway but we must act mander of the U.N. forces in the Mid­ described the messages as verbal Society among Carter options according to this possibility.” dle East, Gen. Ensio Sillasvuo of and transmitted by Sillasvuo from er get- He said in such a case the plane Finland. the general’s own notes. would not be allowed to land at Oslo’s aingand WASHINGTON (U P I)- President House is intent on adopting measures utilities to coai despite tough en- The Finnish general delivered main Fornebo International Airport The move by both men seemed to iimnuni- Carter is considering temporary gas­ that would cut the inflow of Arab oil vironmentai and economic problems. Begin’s message to Gamassy Satur­ ast, on oline rationing and other moves to from an average of 10 million barrels and would be directed away from the indicate a further willingness to day, the sources said. They said “The goals on coal conversion are capital. attempt moderation in the Arab- n. limit foreign oil imports. He has a day to less than 6 million barreis a essential to getting down the amount Gamassy told Sillasvuo to stay over rejected suggestions that oil from the day. Israeli conflict prior to Begin’s of imported oil,” Schlesinger said, Police and an army brigade armed in Cairo Saturday night so he could new Alaska pipeline be shipped to He said “all sorts of possibilities” forthcoming trip to Washington and reply to Begin. and "we are not going to puii back with anti-aircraft guns surrounded following a bid by both sides to Japan. are being considered by the ad­ from those goals.” tdy. It is the isolated part of the airfield where reconvene the Geneva Middle East . In making the disclosures Sunday, ministration to stem oil imports and House Republican leader John the plane was parked. peace conference in October. stamps Carter’s energy chief, James make the nation more self-sufficient: Rhodes, interviewed Sunday on ABC- tksmith, Schlesinger, agreed there were A Finnish official said the jet’s air The messages followed a charge by Kent State “Some limitation on the flow of oil TV’s Issues and Answers, said conditioning system was not working •her. technical advantages to a deal in into the United States is one possibili­ Begin last week that Egypt was Congress “is in no mood” to give and described conditions inside the which Alaskan oil would be ty, shutting of gasoline stations violating the 1974 and 1975 troop dis­ Carter any standby rationing authori­ aircraft as “very warm, very bad, faces new transported to Japan in exchange for might be considered.-” engagement agreements with the ty beyond that already provided in self-suffocating.” Japanese-bought supplies from the stationing of thousands of troops “Even some temporary rationing iaw. The gunmen took over the plane Middle East. schemes might be considered,” he more than the 8,(X)0 permitted in the showdown But in spite of reduced shipping said. "The point is that we are costs, Schlesinger said President looking at a whole array of options in Carter considers the idea KENT, Ohio (UPI) - Kent State addition to the (standby) gasoline University students, protesting plans "undesircable," tax.” Willhide, Odom announce "There will be no exchanges,” to build a gymnasium complex on He said "an excessive amount of land they say should be a memorial Schlesinger said in a television inter­ imported oil is coming into the coun­ to slain students, stayed put at their view (NBC-TV's Meet the Press). try, forcing onto service stations an ’’Tent City” today in defiance of an rofit, no "All of the oil coming out of Alaska unwanted amount of gasoline, which they’ll not seek re-election order from the school’s president. 5. Many will have to be shipp^ to the United they are pushing on their units at States. This will have the advantage The school wants to build the $6 customers.” By GREG PEARSON than two years. He announced his It’s time to get back to famiiy and million complex near where four di flows of increasing pressure of the com­ As for emergency gasoiine Herald Reporter decision in a letter to Republican friends.” panies to bring pipelines from the students were shot to death and nine . rationing, Schiesinger said Carter’s Paul Willhide and Earl Odom, two Town Chairman Thomas F. He said that he found his work on others were wounded more than seven West Coast into the interior part of contingency pian "is in response to Republican officeholders in Ferguson. the board both educationai and the country.” years ago, but about 100 students who the requirements of Congress.” Manchester, will not seek re-election Odom has served on the Board of enjoyable. want the school to drop the plan and Schlesinger. who soon is expected Schlesinger said the administra­ :pt has in November. Education since 1974. He confirmed “ It’s an opportunity that should be erect a memorial instead camped out to be named the nation's first tion will stand by its 1985 target for Willhide has been a member of the this morning that he wili not run for extended to as many people as : CB and secretary of energy, said the White on the site May 12, blocking construc­ converting most industries and Board of Directors for slightly more another term on the board. His pre­ possible,” he said. tion. is now sent term expires in 1978, but with e. It has the staggered terms of the board, he iirces a would have been running this fall. lalyze it In his letter, Willhide cited the Today’s news summary time constraints of his job as his 0 is also main reason for not running again. rections Compiled from United Press Internetlonel “ I wouid not be able to devote They’re proper attention to the town direc­ torship if I were elected,” he said. le and will lower its gangplank for the with 26 children from Chowchilla, 'The big State He did add, however, that he might public starting Friday, according Calif, and their driver aboard. run again in the future. ing. And HARTFORD — State labor to owner Thomas Aquinas Malloy. Willhide expressed disappointment tis year economist David Pinsky says ■I*, / > 'Die ship is docked at Fields Point FAIRBANKS, Alaska — A mis­ in not being abie to run in November. lion, in- Connecticut’s Spanish-speaking municipal pier. taken order to start a pump un­ population will never enter the “This fall the Republicans have an try feels dergoing repairs may have excellent opportunity to win. The • 4 ^ mainstream of life in the Nutmeg of por­ BOSTON — Extended outlook triggered the Alaskan pipeline townspeople have had six years of State unless they can get more for Southern New England, explosion that killed one man, in­ education and training. giveaway operations, which have Wednesday through Friday: Part­ jured five others, and destroyed a produced substantial tax increases ly cloudy with chance of showers pump station, according to a ts deter- with no tangible improvement in ser­ NEW HAVEN — Yale Universi­ Wednesday. Sunny Thursday. pipeline spokesman. vices,” he wrote. 'owisto ty officials have averted a Becoming cloudy with a chance of “We have the same old sidewalk, It seems walkout by the school’s 1,100 blue rain Friday. High in the 80s, low WASHINGTON - A published pothole, bad water, poor traffic flow, ncrease collar workers by agreeing to ex­ in the 60s. report said President Carter’s and sewer problems, which the op­ tend the worker’s contract for CC says representative in the land claims position (the Democratic party) will I about another week so talks could con­ CONCORD, N. H. - The New suit by Maine and Massachusetts tinue. undoubtedly attempt to hide behind re, near Hampshire Legislature goes back Indian tribes probably will recom- the facade of J.C. Penney,” he wrote. to the drawing board ’I^esday to mend they receive only a Willhide is the first Republican HARTFORD — Gov. Ella T. hammer out an operating budget. “modest” settlement of claims director to announce that he will not Grasso is confident President Gov. Meldrlm Thomson hints at a worth as much as $25 billion seek re-election. Minority Leader Vi­ Carter will take Connecticut’s veto if massive cuts aren’t made. because of a tight federal budge(. vian Ferguson will run again, and the special needs into consideration third party director, Carl Zinsser, before he makes major energy CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Air MOORESTOWN, N. J. - Dr. has not yet announced his plans. policy decisions. She attended a bags and seat belts are heading Alice Paul, 92, a leader in the U. Zinsser said this morning that he will two-day confererence in down the same path as the dodo S. suffrage movement, a founder make an announcement within the Washington over the weekend. bird — extinction, according to a of the national Woman’s Party next two weeks. specialist on human injury and author of the first Equal Both Mrs. Ferguson and Zinsser TORRINGTON — Thousands of tolerance. Dr. John D. States, Rights Amendment died here this said that they were somewhat sur­ fish were found dead or dying who predicts the safety devices weekend. prised by Willhide’s decision. along sections of the will be replaced with new car in­ But, Mrs. Ferguson also said that Naugatuck River from Torrington teriors designed tor sateiy. she knew Willhide had run into time to Waterbury over the weekend ap­ International conflicts because of his job. parently as a result of reduced “I’m sorry he’s not going to run oxygen levels in the river caused A- National TOKYO — The ruling Liberal again,” she said. She said, however, by last week’s low water level and that the party has “some very hot weather. OAKLAND, Calif. — A court Democratic party today appeared headed for victory In its first elec­ striking names who are interested in Hot day enterprise summoned prosecutors and running.” toral test since Prime Minister Regional defense lawyers to a hearing Town Chairman Ferguson said that What better way to beat the heat than with an icy glass of beginning this afternoon to deter­ Takeo Fukuda assumed power in lemonade? Jim Baker, left, of 67 Oakland St., tastes a batch of PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The December. The vote was a crucial the candidate selection committee mine what evidence can be ad­ has been meeting and interviewing the thirstquencher served by, left to right behind the table, floating retreat Sequoia, where mitted in the trial of three test for the party which is conser­ American presidents wined, vative despite its name and has party members who are interested in Patricia Oates, of 56 Oakland St., Leslie Strano, 59C Sycamore weathly young men accused of running in November. dined, pondered and dreamed. seizing a school bus a year ago governed Japan since World War Lane, and Anita Baker, also of 67 Oakland St. The clown II. Odom said of his decision not to seek another term on the Board of costumes worn by the sellers were an added attraction for their Education, “ Four years is enough. Saturday afternoon customers. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 11, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 11, 1977 — PAGE THREE-A District Legion Polish church grew out State news briefs Florida probe may kill jai alai sale MIAMI (UPI) - If and leading opponent of the Jal-Alal are asking for a ly gave up-for a certain sale, they said. Florida’s current in­ projected sale, will be in a speedup in the sta te ’s time period—voting rights The biggest firm of its honors Wigren Four die in accidents vestigation of Bally position by then to block probe, according to Dan to his 506,327 shares of kind in the United States, a dispute 80 years ago Manufacturing Corp. takes the sale, they said, Bradley, new director of World Jal-Alal stock. Is World Jal-Alal operates more than five months it regardless of wether the the Florida Division of scheduled to regain them Miami Jai-Alai, and fron­ The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, American Legion, in By United Preis Internalional died early Saturday as she tried to leave could be too late for the state okays It or not. Pari-Mutuel Wagering. Four Connecticut residents were killed her burning house and was overcome by in five months, according tons in Tampa, Fort Manchester was recipient of several awards at the SCRANTON, Pa. (UPI) - Eighty manded it to carry them back to Chicago-based firm to The proposed deal in­ “But I’ve told them I to industry sources. diverse ethnic backgrounds. In weekend car accidents In the state, in­ smoke and fire, police said. Pierce, and Ocala. Legion's First District meeting in West Hartford recent­ years ago in Scranton, a Jloman Rome. purchase control of World volves the sale of $66 couldn’t even speculate on Those shares, represen­ Laity has maintained a significant cluding one victim of what [xilice said was A Kllllngworth man, John H. Prather, Last June 29 Bally filed ly. Catholic nriest defied the Vatican — He instituted innovations — some Jai-AIai, Inc, according to million in World Jal-Alal how long this is going to ting 17 per cent of the 3.56 voice in the church, owns all church believed to be a hlt-and-mn. A fifth person 25, was killed Saturday evening when his an application with the not unlike rebel FVench Archbishop now part of the Roman Catholic Industry sources. stock to Bally, the world’s take,” he said. “We’re million shares outstanding, property and joins with clergy In died in a house fire. motorcycle hit a guardrail, police said. He Connecticut Gaming Com­ The Francis S. Raimondi Americanism Award was Marcel Lefebve — and created the ritual — such as holding public mass electing bishops at synods. The L. Stanley (Buddy) largest manufacturers of going to do a damn plus others held by Beren­ Stratford police said they believed John was not wearing a helmet. mission to buy the Hart­ presented to Charles L. Wigren, a former post com­ Polish National Catholic Church. confessions and facing the congrega­ Berenson, World Jai-Alai’s slot machines. thorough job.” son backers would be suf­ presiding Polish National Catholic Reed, 18, whose body was found Saturday Carolvn Lizotte, 18, of Milford was ford, Conn., Jai-alai. mander. for his Americanism activity during his term. The church, started by the Rev. tion during mass. largest single stockholder Both Bally and World Berenson, who reported­ ficient for him to block the prelate, known as the prime hishop, about 5 a.m., was the victim of a hit-and- killed Saturday when her car hit a bridge His post activities covered a wide range of community Francis Hodur in the late 1800s, now The rebel church relied on dissi­ is selected by popular vote. run accident. His body was dragged 100 abutment on a connector between services such as the 1936 Tercentenary celebration, boasts some 500,000 followers and 250 dent Catholic priests until 1907 when In Dickinson, Tex., Lefebvre, 70, feet after being stmek, police said. Interstate 95 and the Merritt Parkway in assistance to flood victims, home gardens. Halloween parishes in the United States and Rev. Hodur, consecrated a bishop in who was suspended from the In Stonlngton, Robert T. Barker, 17, of Milford. The car’s driver, Joseph Fbiishys, parties, fireworks, Americanism awards. Boy Scouts, Canada. Holland by the old Catholic Church, priesthood for opposing changes in 25, of Milford was charged with negligent resumption of Junior Legion baseball, establishment of a In 1897, Rev. Hodur created an in­ ordained his own. the Pawcatuck section died when his car church doctrine and ritual, con­ hit a tree early Sunday, police said. homicide, police said. veterans' center, and Memorial Field development. dependent Catholic parish in Scran­ The old Catholic Church was secrated a chapel dedicated to his In Guilford, Mrs. Esther K. ’Thomas, 37, ton for immigrants who fled Russian- another splinter of the Roman society Sunday. Pope Paul VI has V ...... Post Cmdr. Dave Morsey was the recipient of the 1977 dominated Poland. church, founded by German and threatened him with excommunica­ Team Membership Post Commanders' citation for the The parish differed from the Dutch bishops who disagreed with tion for his actions. at Conderino's contribution to the membership strength of the American mother church in that the congrega­ the dogma of papal infallibility Lefebvre said Sunday he blamed Special dental program set up Legion having achieved an all-time high membership tion — not the bishops — owned the proposed by Pope Pius X. the Vatican for any division year-old retarded girl who would not quota by March 31, 1977, Charles L. Wigren, a 55-year charter church property. Since that time, the Polish Church developing over his campaign to FARMINGTON (UPI) - Fifty patients with unusual medical histories have cooperate with dentists, a four-year-old free member of the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of Rev. Hodur asked the Vatican for has flourished, spreading to Poland restore traditional rites in the Drapery Shop Richard Miner, post historian, was presented with a special concessions, including the and South America and attracting Roman Catholic Church. received dental care in a special program boy so terrified of the drill he would not the American Legion in Manchester, at left, set up at the University of Connecticut tolerate the dental chair and a 20-year-old irst place certificate for having presented the best post right to hold services in Polish in­ 13 1 : 1 istory from among the 33 posts in the First District. received the Francis S. Raimondi stead of Latin. The Vatican rejected Health Center. man with leukemia who suffered blood­ t Americanism Award from Raimondi at a the new movement and excom­ Program Director Dr. Douglas J. clotting problems. 99 Summer Street, Manchester, Conn. • 646-7286 meeting of the First District recently. municated Rev. Hodur and his Macko said Sunday most of the patients In addition, persons with hemophilia, The First District membership award was presented to epilepsy and multiple medical problems ihe local post for the highest percentage gain of followers in 1898. Town announces plans required extensive dental work because Wigren was cited for his Americanism activi­ their teeth had become badly decayed and have bmn treated. membership from among the 33 posts. ty when he was the post commander from Rev. Hodur burned the excom­ munication document before the con­ to flush water mains painful. The work was done while the Macko said the work — involving a team 1935-37. Looking on is District Cmdr. John gregation, scattered the ashes in a patients were under general anesthesia in of experts from the dental school, medical , CUSTOM CORMCES to fit your school and hospital — usually lasts four to Vesce. (Miner photo) stream and symbolically com­ ’The Town of Manchester Water rust and sediment from being the operating rooms of the center’s John five hours. Department will be flushing lines brought into the home’s system. Dempsey Hospital. beginning ’Tuesday in the Main St. If sediment does get into a home’s The patients have included an eight- j windows; any shape or size up to 12” area. hot water tank, Taylor said that the Congress faces major legislation ’The flushing will take about two homeowner should wait until the H deep, FREE With Every Pair Of Draw weeks, according to Fran Taylor of water clears and then open the faucet WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress The House Ways and Means Com­ Once the Commerce Committee somewhat. the Water Department. Work will at the bottom of the tank to drain the Parents advised to use caution has returned from its 10-day July 4 mittee already has completed the tax completes its work, an ad hoc energy In the Senate, this week’s floor ac­ begin at the Main and Center Sts. in­ collected material, which will settle g Drapes— ! Sale Ends FrL, July 29th recess and faces a busy four weeks portion of the energy bill. But the committee is charged with meshing tion is expected to center around tersection and will progress north to at the bottom. in u^ing give-away glasses Commerce Committee still faces the two bills — by July 22 if the whether to build a prototype nuclear Middle Tpke. ’The department will before its scheduled month-long Manchester Town Health Director Dr. the orange juice on the paint could cause major decisions on the nontax por­ schedule holds up — and the House breeder reactor and whether to then work in a westerly direction and vacation in August. Also, if a load of wash is done Alice Turek today advised today that lead poisoning. would debate the bill the week of deploy neutron bombs, which kill flush those streets between Center Major decisions on President tion, including a possible attempt to during the period of discolored parents should exercise caution in “Parent should not let children drink defy Carter and remove price con­ Aug. 1. The long recess is scheduled ' people by painful radiation over a St. and Middle Tpke. from Main St. to Call tor Home Appointment Carter’s energy program, tne water, the load should be done again allowing their children to drink from the from the glasses to avoid any possibility of Summer Store Hours: trols from natural gas. It earlier sup­ to begin Aug. 6. period of days. the Manchester-East Hartford town neutron bomb and a new generation after the water clears. Four ounces promotional giveaway glasses from lead poisoning,’’ Dr. Turek said. “For the FREE ESTIMATES ported Carter’s plan of continue Speculation already is rising about On Monday, the Senate takes up the line. TOES., WED., THURS. of nuclear reactors may add up to the of cream of tartar should be added to McDonald’s. same reason, small children should not be regulation by only 22 to 21. what the ad hoc committee might authorization bill for the Elnergy There may be discoloration of busiest period Congress faces this help clean any discoloration of the According to State Health Com­ allowed to chew on newspapers.” and FRI. 9 to 5:30 P.M. WE ALSO FEATURE year. Other issues still pending include do. Sources say it actually could Research and Development Ad­ water and reduced pressure int these clothing, Taylor said. • Cuttom Slip Covars toughen the bill and return it to a missioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd, Dr. Turek Michael Walsh, manager of McDonald’s Saturday 9 to 1 P.M. The House is working against a utility rate reform and whether the ministration, which includes authori­ areas during the flushing, Taylor It normally takes a couple of hours on W. Center St. said that the local outlets • Klrich Rod! government should have the right to form more nearly like what Carter ty for the Clinch River breeder reac­ said. said that there is a possibility that if tight deadline to fulfill its promise to for the water to clear in a home. If orange juice is drunk from the glass and have withdrawn their glasses from dis­ (Evenings by Appointment) • Dtimar’s Wood Wovtn Shadn force utilities and industries to wanted. Both standing committees tor in Tennessee and a plutonium If water appears discolored, the send Carter’s energy program to the water appears discolored for an the lips touch the painted area on the tribution. switch from gas and oil to coal. have watered down the Carter bill reprocessing plant at Barnwell, S.C. homeowner should try to avoid using Senate before August. extended period, the homeowner glass, the chemical action of the acid from it until it clears. This will prevent should call the Water Department. Manehootor Evaning HtrakI MANCHESTER FEATURE FIRST Rul^ for adoption PuMshed •vtry tv«olng except Sundcya «nd holldtyt. E n M d at tha DRIVE-IN,'ROUTES 6 S 44R J Mancfiaatar, Conn. IW Offlca aa Sa- relaxed for singles cond Claaa MaH Mattar. BUSTUESIMT D O M T MISS ir Base-HMing Drama from Boston. Burnside Theater 1 — Benji " 2:00-7:15-9:00 Suggested Carrier Rates HARTFORD!UPI) — Single people who wish to adopt DANBURY (UPI) — Inmates who survived the Dan­ U.A. 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In air conditioned T lw n M i oI enm liir-MnM oooMMit W M • iMuntty-geod The Highway Department has put a roadblock at the HARRIET S. J0S8EMSEH liM i - or MMi • lunohl C m m J iln Rw tia Frwnn Yoguil THEATRE —-JIJ side of the road to warn motorists of the problem. NNNmcy ll MMCOQR O’Sullivan said that the department will solve the Storrs, Conn. nutmeg HARTFORD ROAD SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY problem permanently once construction work begins to HURRYI NEXT TO HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN relocate a culbert at the site. The two separate curbs will Unitsion $1.00 nwr NO WAITINQ - 7 DAYS A WUK be joined together, creating a smooth curve along the AVAILABLE AT side of the road, he said. Box Ottice 10 MINUTES Walter Senkow, town engineer, said that he expects ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT Ollei volid in catiiccl jicas oni> piagnouse 240 SPENCER ST. AND 287 W. MIDDLE TPKE. WASH 40* 30 W ASHERS DRY 10* 429-2912 17 DRYERS bids for the culvert work to be opened sometime in j MANCHESTER Sleeping Bags, 'Ideal far August. He did not have a definite date on when work at | GIANT SIZE WASHERS 75* Heavy Blankatg, ate. OFFER EXPIRES JULY 15th the site would begin. PAGE FOim-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 11. 1977 MANCHilSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., July ii, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-A iHaurliratrr County cuts water use by 71 per cent Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Liying in Marin on 25 gallons a day /T’S CHRISTMAS IHJULY Audit Bureau of Circulation Member United Press international warm. These are later transferred to Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, By Murray Oldermnn atrium. No longer. Hosing down the wine tubs which Larry has placed the normal annual rainfall of 36.59 in­ Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. LUCAS VALLEY, Calif. - (NEA) sidewalk is verboten, too. ches. — Larry and Sue Cahn live in a strategically outside the house and Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publ'sner Harold E Turtungton Managing Editor "I read the water meter every An oltsession spacious and airy tract home in this ultimately wind up watering the ATFIHAST... Tuesday before I go to work,” says orange, fig and apple trees in the As a result, there is an unusual suburban development nestled Larry. O p in io n back yard. obsession with the whole subject of among the hills of Marin County, “And 1 wash like crazy every (There is no lawn. It’s dead and water. In the Independent-Journal, exactly 20 miles to the toll plazas of Tuesday afternoon,” gloats Sue. • 205 Spencer Street, MANCHESTER eventually will have to be replaced. the Golden Gate Bridge. "We’ve never really been water the largest daily newspaper In the In all of Marin, a green lawn is They are in the heart of the drought abusers. But every once in a while county, there is an unusual listing In U.S.-Soviet trade limits regarded as suspiciously as an obese • 269 Ellington Road, EAST HARTFORD area of California which only recent­ you do something risque, like wash the Classified Ad section daily — inmate in a concentration camp. The ly has received succor in the form of the lettuce in the sink and let it run "Water Aids” — and under it there There is no guarantee that weather research. But guy across the street from Cahns is a are more than a column full of $6.8 million in federal funds to pump and forget." “because it is far more power­ lawn consultant by profession — his listings advertising water tanks, • Kelly Road at Route 83, VERNON the increased trade between to million gallons of water a day into These are invariably followed by strip is browned out and weed- steel drums, delivered well water, the United States and the ful than any computer known a district whose residents have guilt feelings. infested, too.) reclaimed water and just plain water Soviet Union will prevent war to the Soviet Union, the reduced consumption by 71 per cent Because the water shortage in for sale. or eventually soften the likelihood of diversion to in the last year. Wine tuba not ideal Marin — as the heat of summer is on There are also several citizens U.S.S.R. into a liberal military or strategic uses is of Change style “The wine tubs aren’t ideal,” us and the hills become a yellowish shrugs Larry. "The water gets stag­ plying their wares in the field of democracy. serious concern,” the Larry and Sue, and their daughters haze and the normally verdant Wendy and Shelly, have been forced, nant and attracts mosquitoes. It took vegetation shrinks and withers — is "professional water witching.” For The two countries could department’s export ad­ during the water shortage, to develop me three weeks to figure out a way to real. An emergency pipeline is being $25, a professional water witch with exchange goods with each ministrator decided. an alternative lifestyle. save water from the dishwasher ... constructed over the San Rafael occult powers will come out to your other for the next 100 years and Control Data is quite upset Larry, a 47-year-old public and then we decided we didn't want bridge to bring water from less little plot of a half acre or a third of still be at daggers drawn; and says it may appeal. Which relations consultant for the Califor­ that dirty water anyhow.” parched districts to the east, and 3.4 an acre and, poking around with his Y-shaped willow twig, will divine ideologically if not militarily. inevitably reminds us of the nia Wine Institute, has kept a Early in the water crisis, Cahn billion gallons will be purchased tinkered with the valves at each where you might dig for a well. Even so, every new trade tie prediction attributed to Lenin meticulous log on water usage in the from the supply of the Colorado Cahns' lively household, week by faucet in the house, reducing the river, which greens most of southern with the Soviets adds to a bond that when the last capitalist is pressure so that only a trickle week, California and Arizona. Despite the browned-out, parched of mutual interest that is that hanged, it will be with the rope emerges when it’s turned on full "We are now," he says, look of the land, the communities of blast. He keeps a coffee warmer in much harder to break in anger. he sold his executioners. "averaging 25 to 26 gallons a day per Smugness Marin remain highly desirable places his bathroom to heat enough water to There are two caveats to It can be argued, of course, family member, which is below our Marin County and its residents are in which to liVe. Sue Cahn works in shave. A cup full is allotted to brush keep in mind, however. that anything we sell the allotment, 37 gallons a day for each in a bind partially becaus® of their real estate and reports, "It is still a his teeth. One is that we never again Soviets can be diverted to a of us." own smugness. In their quest to limit seller's market. No listing for a Tub vs. shower Two plastic bottles are inserved in the population of this desirable chunk house lasts more than three days." LIVELY let ourselves be suckered like a military or strategic use. A each toilet chamber to reduce For an idea of what this means, be of San Francisco suburbia to the les.^ The Cahns' own house, bought for bunch of peasants of the com­ pound of wheat can feed a flushing. Sue runs her dishwasher A U R M CLOCK advised that a normal tub bath than quarter of a million residents $29,500 13 years ago, would sell for and washing machines on short cy­ munal farm, as we were in the worker to make a pound of requires 36 gallons of water; for a (216,000) it now possesses, the elec­ $90,000 today. But they have no in­ cle. infamous 1972 wheat deal. (We steel to be used in a missile. shower, you use 25 gallons. The full torate spumed chances to tie in with clination to get out, water shortage r r “Nothing’s ever clean,” she seem to have learned that But the logical extension of cycle of a washing machine uses up other water authorities, preferring notwithstanding, because they’ve groans. "And we don’t wear white. lesson.) 60 gallons. instead to rely on normal rainfall to learned to cope. that would be resolutely no White’s out.” The other is that we permit trade with the Russians at all, The other day, Larry and Sue, who replenish its reservoirs annually. "It’s not t)Mn a burden,” insists Cars dirtier What was not anticipated was two nothing to be sold to them that which would be impractical, have a mini-fortune invested in the Larry, "to stay under the water flora which abounds in their atrium Neither of the two family cars in years of unusual drought — a total allowance, if you let your would give the Soviets a even if we didn’t need their and their backyard, splurged. They the driveway has been washed in two rainfall of 17.56 inches in the last landscaping go.” military boost, or undercut an chrome and other resources. turned the sprinkler on outside and years. Sue used to turn the hose on year, following 14.79 inches two "It isn’t a hardship — it’s a FREE SUNBEAM APPLIANCES the huge glass windows facing the years ago, both figures less than half advantage we have. What we don’t need, really let it go. nuisance.” w ith $200 IN TAPES OR The U.S. Commerce Depart­ however, is their chrome or 'T just wanted to see what it would ment has upheld the second rubles in exchange for do.” says Larry, “because we were $4.88 with $100 IN TAPES lUST FOR SAVING OUR SPECIAL REGISTER already under quota. And in one day principle by denying Control technology they are years we went from 21 gallons to 45 gallons Wfm Data Corp. of Minneapolis an behind us in developing. per person," m, export license to sell a Too much American high Ingenuity needed sophisticated computer technology has already been Over the last year, when water system to the Soviet Union. exported to the Soviet Union. usage in their section of the county The computer—the Cyber 76 ’This time somebody wisely went from voluntary rationing to LADY SUNBEAM MIX V. AUTOMATIC — is designed for use in peeked inside the package. precise allocation, the Cahns have I TWIN HEAD SHAVER exercised all their ingenuity to live MASTER CAN OPENER & with the shortage. KNIFE In each bath, there's a plastic pail HAND And the winner is... to catch the runoff before the hot SHARPENER water spigot in the shower turns MIXER Six U.S. cities — Atlanta, peting athletes is bad enough. B’ 1 BOMBER Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, 'The good citizens of Mon­ New Orleans and New York — treal are still holding the bag are bidding to be selected as for $1 billion in construction FREE FREE 0-S8 ♦ the site of the 1984 Summer debts for facilities for the 1976 Yesterdays with $300 FREE with $450 0-58 ♦ Olympics. IN TAPES - ^ games — including a terrorist- with $450 IN TAPES IN T A P ES 0-28 ^ This is more than a little sur­ 25 years ago proof Olympic village — and OR OR OR 0 • oo * prising, given the recent Miss Elizabeth Olson retires after are paying for their city’s brief $8.88 with Q.OO ♦ 39 years in the Manchester school $11.88 with $11.88 with history of the games, not to 0 . U 8 * moment of glory in the form of system. $100 IN TAPES $100 IN TAPES $100 IN TAPES mention the budgetary plight a variety of higher taxes. Rain relieves crops, but causes q .<.8 ’ of the last named city especial­ damage. 0-88 ly- Yet it would be unfortunate Perritt and Glenney is sold to New c . q 8 York corporation. While Montreal, which were the Olympics ever to be 0.98 hosted the 1976 edition, was abolished, for all their abun­ 10 years ago 0.98 i l spared a repetition of the dant shortcomings are a moral Roger Negro is elected president of n • 1 tragedy that strained the Manchester Community Players. substitute for war or as a Renato N. Nicola is appointed Olympics four years earlier in paying proposition for the city assistant director of the Engineering MANTLE CHIME SHAVEMASTER SHAVER Munich, it did witness such that hosts them. Experimental Station at the Univer­ ELECTRIC sity of Connecticut. C • 2 3 shameful episodes as the Since they have to be held PENDULUM KNIFE 0*25 expulsion of Taiwan and the somewhere, on balance it is CLOCK walkout of 20 or more African pleasing that it will probably Alm anac teams protesting something or be an American city in 1984, as other. no foreign city is currently in That the Olympics have the running. Reflections FREE FREE FREE By United Press International The moon is moving from its last become as much an arena for But we wish the “winning” with $600 IN T A P ES with $600 with $650 Today is Monday, July 11, the 192nd quarter toward a new moon. rival ideologies as for com­ city a lot of luck. Hal Turkihgton OR day of 1977 with 173 to follow. The morning stars are Venus, Mars IN T A P ES IN T A P ES and Jupiter. Managing Editor $14.88 with OR OR The evening stars are Mercury and $100 IN TAPES $14.88 with $100 IN TAPES $15.88 with $100 IN TAPES Saturn. Those bora on this date are under the sign of Cancer, Manchester is well known for its decrease in the visiting knights. lack of a hotel, including the Hotel de John Quincy Adams, sixth presi­ Seems that the heat in the old Town Gink. dent of the United States, was born Hail was turned off at 5 in the after­ The Board of Police Com­ July 1767. On this day in history; noon, and on a cold winter night the missioners meeting in June 1926 In 1933, all school teachers in Ger­ single radiator in the de Gink became recommended that a building be built BURGER GRILL many were ordered to read Adolf very cold, not to mention the guests "PINT SIZE” FRYER, THE GREAT AMERICAN Hitler’s "Mein Kampf” to become to house the many “knights of the who stopped there. Manchester STEWER, SOUPER, POPCORN MACHINE familiar with the Nazi creed. road” who frequently visited the City evidently acquired a reputation as a In 1952, Gen. Dwight D. of Village Charm. The police didn’t chilly city among the brotherhood of STEAMER 4QT.SELF BUTTERING Eisenhower was nominated as care to have the ‘‘knights’’ knights. CORN POPPER decorating the bunks in the local jail. Republican presidential candidate The "hotel” was built in January with Richard Nixon as his running ★ ★ ★ 1927 at the rear of the Town Hall. A mate. They were elected in One incident caused closing the November. -strong building, it had eight-inch con­ hotel. One errant knight, perhaps not In 1955, the U.S. Air Force crete walls, one ventilator, and an hearing of the reputation of the chilly FREE FREE iron door. The homey little structure Academy in Colorado was dedicated city or maybe disregarding the ad­ FREE with $700 with $800 with 300 cadets in its first class. was named the “Hotel de Gink.” One vice of friends, stop|>^ in 0*71 with $700 IN T A P E S IN T A P ES In 1973, a Brazilian jetliner crashed radiator, connected with the heating Manchester during the winter of system at the old Town Hall, served IN T A P ES on approach at Orly airport in Paris, 1927-28. He was escorted to the de OR OR to heat the hotel. OR killing 122 of the 134 persons aboard. Gink to spend the evening. $16.88 with $18.88 with ★ ★ ★ A thought for the day: American The officer who locked a knight in $16.88 with $100 IN TAPES $100 IN TAPES $100 IN TAPES The Hotel de Gink was ten feet attorney John Calhoun said, “The the hotel usually left a message in surrender of life is nothing, com­ wide and 14 feet long. Double-decker the police station to have the fellow pared to acknowledgemetU of in­ bunks, hung along each wall, gave released in the morning. Evidently feriority.” the place a capacity of 12 men. the escorting officer forgot to leave Whenever a travelling knight arrived the message or the note was lost. V in Manchester, he was no longer af­ Whatever the case, it was three forded the comparative comfort of days before the employes of a near­ the local hoosegow. Instead, he and by car barn heard strange noises in HERE IS HLL YOU DO Thought his companions, if any, were es­ the de Gink, and decided to in­ corted by a uniformed “bell hop” to vestigate. A policeman was called to \ *f.y, Pick-up your Collect the Manchester’s leading hotel —and unlock the door. He found the knight- Turn in your locked into the cosy little place. errant, half frozen and hungry. Tape Saver required amount “All the ways of a man are pure in Come morning, the grateful guests ★ ★ ★ envelopes for his own eyes, but the Lord weighs the envelope at were released to continue their tour The Hotel de Gink closed its doors of our special spirit.” (Proverbs 16:2) your gift ♦ / of the nation’s towns and cities. soon after, and when the new any check out. Earl R. Custer cash register tapes. Instead of the Hotel de Gink in­ Municipal Building was erected, the North United creasing the tourist trade to Bicycle parking lot at Saulters pond on a hot day (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Hotel de Gink followed the old Town Methodist Church Manchester, there was a rapid Hall into oblivion. Appliance Promotion Encis Oct. 8, 1977— Available only at Finast Supermarkets listed abowo PAGE SIX A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 11, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 11, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-A ACROSS 2 Minnarol Anowar to Pravloua Puzzle w ilklng □Q EIU BQ 1 SalvM 3 F ln lih ^ □ Charles M. Schultz I Bansavage-Morline JSelesnik-Mrosek I t Row 4 M w ic in t Zoundi gcntlomin □ 12Roof«dgo 8 A llo y_____ □ D e a r A b b y 6 M tn 'i noma □ □ □ c in 13 Lyric poom 14 J tto n 'i chip 7 Raal aatala El 15 L tg il clilm bualnaaa D Marsha Morline of Manchester and William C. Ban- Laura Jean Mrosek of Manchester and John Andrew By Abigail Van Buren 16 S w ird i 8 Auricia □ (THAT JUST CAN'T IT'S PROBABLY A Nalesnik of Avon, were married July 8 at South United 18 R iio r 8 Pluck □EK71 □ □ □ savage of Waterbury were married July 8 at St. James 10 Epocha Be RIGHT TYPICAL6RAPHICAL Church in Manchester. Methodist Church in Manchester. DEAR ABBY; I was disturbed by your approval of boy ihtrponor 20 Sort 11 Draft □ □ □ □ □ ^ ERROR! The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George E. bab^itters. They may be all right for little boys, but not 17 Mamla’a man 7 " tor little prls. Maybe Tm overly cautious, but as the 21 M io _____ □DCID Morline of 24 Lilley St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mrosek of 109 Waranoke Rd. tung 18 Folkaingor mother of three daughters I would never leave my children 22 Muilcil S ttg ar and Mrs. Charles P. Bansavage of Waterbury. The bridegroom is the son of John F. Nalesnik of South with a teenage boy babysitter. The reason. I think, is 38 Famala 48 Vist parlod of ly llib l* 24 N tvar (contr.) rtllgloue The Rt. Rev. Edward J. Reardon of St. James Church, Hadley, Mass, and the late Mrs. Nalesnik. obvious. And no, I don't have an evil mind. tiin t 23 Egyptian aun 28 Safaty agancy (abbr.) celebrated the nuptial Mass and performed the double­ The Rev. George Webb of South United Methodist CONSCIENTIOUS MOM diok 26 Similar 38 Map so Actor A itilr* ring ceremony. The altar was decorated with Calla lilies. Church performed the double-ring ceremony. 26 Grain 27 27th 41 la jaaloua of 63 Trap door 28 SIngar praaldant Chamber music was arranged by Mrs. Ralph Maccarone. The bride was given in marriage by her father. DEAR MOM: Please read on for another view; 42 Without 64 Authoraia Bannatt 28 Altarnativa Farbar The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Miss Nancy J. Donnelly of Manchester was maid of DEAR ABBY; Thanks for saying it wasn’t "sissy" for a 30 Omalat-llka word harmony white Quiana gown designed with key-hole neckline, honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jennifer Mrosek of babysit. I’m a young woman who did a lot of 34 Hockay playar 31 Smooth 46 D int 85 Banda under Manchester, the bride’s sister; Miss Nancy A. Nazaruk babysitting during my high school years. When I was 36 SIngar 32 Hilarity 47 Slokta weight capped sleeves and detachable floor-length, hooded 67 Pother sleeveless chiffon cape. She carried a bouquet of Calla of Providence, R.I.; and Mrs. Sandra Rufini of asked to babysit, and had a date, I’d recommend my FItzgarald 33 Play arta 48 Hawaiian brother who was two years younger than me. He soon 37 Phonograph 35 Cravata Itland 58 Chip lilies. Manchester. ended up getting more jobs than I. The word got around machina 1 4 11 Mrs. Deborah Derrick of Cornwells Heights, Pa., was Jacques Gagne of Searsport, Maine was best man. that he was very entertaining, and the kids always 38 livtilar 2 3 5 0 7 0 9 10 HE WENT DOWN­ you REALLY I GUESS I'M A LITTLE 40 Staka STAIRS— TO SEE GOT BANGED TOO OLD TO GET INTO matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Gail O’Bright of Ushers were George Nalesnik of South Hadley, Mass., behaved perfectly with him. 12 13 14 41 Brltloh CAPTAIN ROGERS. HE UP, CAPTAIN! A BRAWL WITH A East Hartford, Miss Joanne O'Bright of Manchester, and the bridegroom’s brother; Richard Mitterling of Avon; Now my brother is married and has a 2-year*old JUST GOT OUT OF noblaman IS 10 17 THE HOSPITAL. Miss Deborah Carson of Kensington, ail cousins of the and Gerald Lindfelt of Hopkinton, Mass. daughter. He’s an exceptional father, and I feel it was 43 Bunk bride. A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville, because of all the time he spent around children. 44 Tranomittod IS 19 20 21 after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will reside I have no children yet, but when I do, I hope I can raise 46 M lllU ry David Creem of Waterbury served as best man. Ushers them as well as my brother is raising his. branch (abbr.) 22 23 24 were Glenn Corvigno of Naugatuck, Alexander Kosa of in Glastonbury. 48 Blockhaad 25 20 27 20 29 3 0 31 32 33 Waterbury, and Aldo Passarelli of East Hampton. Mrs. Nalesnik is employed by Connecticut Bank & DEAR ABBY: Recently you had a letter from a young 81 Macao coin A reception was held at Glastonbury Hills Country Trust Company Realty Corporation. Mr. Nalesnik is an man whose fiancee’s father told him he hoped he woidd get 52 Unclothed 34 36 30 international banking officer with Hartford National some "experience" before marrying his daughter. partona Club, after which the coupie left for Hyannis and Cape Mrs. John A. Nalesnik 88 Mixing In gae 37 30 39 Cod, Mass, For traveling, Mrs. Bansavage wore two- Bank & Trust Co. (Naylor photo) You answered in your usual witty way: "Do fish have to 88 Energy piece white suit with matching accessories. The couple be taught to swim?" agency |abbr.| 40 41 42 1 43 Unfortunately, Abby, fish don't swim for pleasure, but 60 Cultivatid 44 45 40 47 will reside in Farmington. husband and wife do. 81 Watar |Fr.) ■ fm I Mrs. Bansavage is an art teacher at Bristol Central The bride's father was concerned about his daughter, 82 Map 48 49 s o 51 S2 53 54 55 High School. Mr. Bansavage is enrolled in the M.B.A. College notes and felt that "experience" was the answer. abbreviation Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer program at the University of Hartford and is employed as Later you wrote, "There are no 'frigid-dears'—only 63 Looaon s o « S7 SB 59 84 Cunning a sales representative for Nestles Corp. (Nassiff photo) clumsy men." I’m sure the father felt the same way, and 00 01 02 was hoping for something better for his daughter. 68 Health cantara UOVELY VACATION ) HEAVENS, NO.' '— ' Mrs. William C. Bansavage Among the students Manchester: Francis B. Nichols College in Dudley, Gary W. Tureck, son of 03 04 05 PICTURES, BUT I BERNARD'S DEATHLY What a shame you didn't tell the young man there are DOWN H named to the dean's list for Cappuccio, 27 Hoffman Mass, for the second Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. some excellent bwks that could tell him all he needs to □ THOUGHT MDU WERE a f r a id o f w a te r .' INIWSPAPiA□ n D IN If D RPRISI i a ASSN I the second semester at the Rd.; Claire M. Downing, 65 semester. Tureck of 150 W. Center know. 1 Skinny fiah GOING TD THE University of Hartford Overlook Dr.; David L. Sommers, a graduate of St., received a M.B.A. I married a man who like myself had had no previous t , BEACH.' K I D O N 'T College of Education & Hoyt, 88 Pitkin St.; Peter C ushing A cadem y in degree from the Wharton sexual experience, but, thank God, he could read. BELIEVE ir.' YWCA opens Allied Services, are: A. Naktenis, 125 Adelaide Ashburnham, is the son of School, University of Penn­ MISSING NOTHING East Hartford: Denise St.; Michael A. Plocharc- Mr. and Mrs. John F. sylvania. His concentra­ DEAR MISSING: I hope you didn’t miss the column in Win at Bridge Engaged Sommers of Trout Stream tion was in accounting and which I recommended premarital counseling as well as DiBattisto, 82, Sawka D r.; zyk, 235 Union St. getting some good books on the subject. registration Priscilla A. Hamesk, 155 South Windsor: Samuel Dr., Vernon. finance. Lead to dummy’s strength? Taggart, a graduate of The engagement of Miss Lisa Ann Grande Rd. Junno, 544 Buckland Rd.; He has accepted a posi­ DEAR ABBY: This may come under the heading of and the ace of diamonds. Sup­ Manchester High School, is NORTH Chesterton of Rockville to Kenneth Registration is now open for the se­ Vernon: Catherine D. B ruce H. M yrick, 21 tion with Gimbel Brothers etiquette, but what does a woman say when a man says, pose he was dealt six spades, the son of Mr. and Mrs. A 3 Scott Updike of Vernon, has been an­ cond session of summer youth ac­ Taylor, Mt. Vernon Apts. Hillsdale Rd.; Kimberly A. corporate staff in New 'Thank you,” after having intimate relations? tF AKQ876 four diamonds, one heart and nounced by her parents, Mr. and tivities at the Nutmeg Branch of the Woolam, 1185 Main St. Roger Taggart of 49 York as a corporate ac­ Last week this happened to me and I was dumbfounded. A8342 two clubs the lead of a heart i l l Should I have said, “You’re welcome"? Or should I have will cut communications. Mrs. Allan Chesterton of Rockville. Hartford Region YWCA at 78 N. Area students named to Tolland: Brian F. Gsell, Woodland St. counting research analyst. A83 Main St. 648 Old Post Rd. They are both members thanked HIM in return? After all, I got as much out of it as East leads the heart!” Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Mr. Updike is the son of Mr. and the 3rd and 6th quarter he did. What should I say if this comes up again? WEST EAST Jim: “It was also essential Parents may sign their children Receiving honors at the of the class of 1978 at Greg E. Ellis of 175K W0RD5 CAN'T ^ I WAS HELD Mrs. Leroy Updike of Vernon. honor roll at Hartford SPEECHLESS A7S42 A 8 6 that West hold the queen of HMM.„WEIGHT AND into preschool and elementary age college are: Nichols, and both members Tudor Lane received a D E S C R IB E t h e INCOMMUNICADO The bride-elect was graduated State Technical College in ta J882 trios diamonds for this play to ORDEAL I'VE BLOOD p r e s s u r e DOWN,. programs during the next three Manchester: David W. of the football squad. master of arts degree in AKJ86 FOR DAYS.,. FED ACTUALLY from Rockville High School and Hartford, are: DEAR SPEECHLESS: If it comes up again, say, "Don’t ♦ Q work, which he does. The BEEN THROUSHl ON THE COARSEST PULSE NORMAL.„GOOD weeks. actuarial science at com­ mention it." A K Q 10 3 A AJ874 heart lead allowed South to b o d y t o n e ... YOU'RE IN attended Manchester Community High Honors: Chapman, 217 Green Rd.; IMAGINABLE OlETl B E T T E R Thomas G. Cleary, 23 Mar­ mencement exercises get one diamond discard on a College. She is employed by Programs include: Tiny Tots and East Hartford: SOUTH ID) IHAPETHAN Leo A. Forte, son of Mr, CONFIDENTIAL TO READERS: For a fascinating heart, but that was all. If East EVER! Travelers Insurance Co. Tiny Tots Plus, July-26 Aug. 11; Lawrence M. Bojarski, 477 ble St.; Dianna-Jo Lisk, 94 recently at Ball State A A K Q J 10 0 and Mrs. Mario Forte of novel get Abigail McCarthy's "Circles: A Washington had not led dummy’s suit. Her fiance was graduated from Girls' gymnastics for beginners, Burnside Ave.; Thomas Coleman Rd. University in Muncie, Ind. tF4 South would have had time to 179 Sisson St., East Hart­ Story.” You won't be able to put it down. It’s published by Rockville High School and is Aug, 2-18. Brey, 140 Michael Ave.; Rockville: Denice R. Doubleday, and available in bookstores. 0 A 10 7 3 draw trumps, get two dia­ Kathleen M. Brien, 115 Brown, 49 Mountain St. ford, has been awarded the Pamela Murawski-Ryan A62 mond discards and win the employed by Manchester Tobacco BoUi vulnerable and Candy Co. For registration or additional in­ Cipolla Dr.; Richard L. Rensselaer Medal from of Manchester received a rubber.” formation, call the YWCA office at master’s degree in educa­ The couple is planning a July 23 Drury, 30 Sissons St.; Rensselaer Polytechnic Weil North Eaal South 647-1437 or visit the Community Y tion from Lesley College wedding. Frances B. Lambert, 11 Kathleen Martin of 141 Institute. The m ^ a l is an Astro-graph lA Building, 78 N, Main St. honor given the 11th grade Graduate School of Educa­ Pass 2tr Pass 3A Chelton St.; Michael Pine St. has been named to By BERNICE BEDE OSOL The registration quota for the Novak, 40 Spaulding Cir­ the dean’s list at Westfield student for outstanding tion in Cambridge. Mass, Pass 4tr Pass 4A A Montana reader asks YWCA Day Camp has been filled, but achievement in the study on May 27. Pass Pass Pass cle; Eldward L. Pettit, 2 (Mass.) State College. Opening lead — KA what we bid in standard names of children may still be put on of mathematics and American after opening one About town Morton Lane; Michael Daniel S. Stevens of 29 Alley Oop — Dave Graue the waiting list. science during the junior spade with:4 A Qxxx W. Raymond, 245 Burnham John G. Sommers of Ver­ Harlan St. was graduated year at East Hartford High By O sw ald & James Jacoby V AKzzx 9Kz ifkz Summer staff members are: Holly St.; Richard L. Romaniec, non and Bruce M. Taggart from Rensselaer after receiving a jump raise Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, of Vernon have been School. July 12, 1977 Jim: “One of the hardest four-part barbershop harmony. .Nickerson, director; Leigb 18 Cipolla Dr.; Anthony J. Polytechnic Institute in This coming year you may be to three spades from partner. IT DID COME FROM ..■t h e r e 's a -yOUNSSTER o n ) will meet tonight at 7; 30 at the Teen Troy, 141 Chester St. named to the dean’s list at SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dmj. things for a student to learn is TH ' RIVER.' MYSOOH.' Ferguson, swimming; Bill Maher, Troy, N Y. on May 20. able to rework or revise 21) In one-to-one relationships that you just don’t lead dum­ This is a perfect spot for a RAFT OUTTHERE.' Vc Center Annex of Manchester Recrea­ The Concordia Lutheran Church Charlotte Sarinsky, Steve Dawson, something you had tagged as today, things may not be settled Blackwood. Bid four notrump unproductive. Don't give up on a my's strong suit. A good stu­ IT' tion Center. The meeting is open to council will meet tonight at 7:30 in and Susan Marteney, counselors; and as ideally as you hoped. Be dent will leam this fact of with every intention of going project in which you’ve invested pragmatic enough to accept that to six if partner shows an ace all area men interested in singing the church room. Leslie Levine, summer secretary. a lot of time. bridge life in a year or so. ■ ■■ you can t always have your own and thinking of seven if he We answer way. Tlien it may take him years, KEEP Y6UR COOLI CANCER (June 21-July 22) or even forever, before he shows two. all your office needs Gentle tactics won't suffice today CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Now is tho tlms to chock and recondition your finds the occasional exception (Do you have a question for In trying to collect on a long- 19)Some sacrifice may be car’s Air Conditioning Systsm. the experts? Write "Ask the standlrig debt. You can be firm necessary today in an area to this rule.’’ Call 646-7272 without being loo demanding. To Oswald: “Today’s hand Jacobys" care of this SPECIAL 6 1 7 « 6 where you felt most of the newspaper. The Jacobys will find out more of what lies ahead burdens would fall on others: ft's shows one of the exceptions. THIS MONTH a n sw e r individual questions it B irth s PLUS PRZIOHT a PARTS for you send for your copy of essential to your success. Blast wins the second club Astro-Grapb Letter. Mail 50 stamped, sell-addressed Harrison's with the ace and tries to see envelopes are enclosed. The cents for each and a long, self- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. where two more tricks will CATALANO’S AUTO SALES addressed. stamped envelope to 19)Manage your own affairs to­ most interesting Q uestions will i-ii come from. He reviews the C iVftysu.iK.rM iwo us Pw on Naumef, Jennifer was born June 17 at Marie Trumel of Jay, Claira LaCroix of 371 MAIN ST. Astro-Graph. P.O Box 489. day if you expect desirable be used in this column and will Sfafioners bidding and concludes that receive copies of JACOBY Rose, daughter of Dennis Manchester Memorial M aine. He has th ree 640-6322 MANCHESTER, CONN. 646-6322 Radio City Station. N Y. 10019. results Entrusting things to Florence, Mass. Her pater­ "Since 1945" others leaves too many loose South will have solid spades MODERN.) The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions and Joanne Berzenski Hospital. His maternal Be sure to specify your birth sisters, Cindy 11, Cathy 10, nal great-grandmother is 849 Main St., Manchester sign ends. Naumec of 52 Delmont St. grandparent is Mi-Ja Shin and Chrissy 7. Mrs. Josephine Polito of She was born July 3 at LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A friend is PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Berry’s World, of Seoul, Korea. His pater­ Kensington. mismanaging something. You Matters that affect the family to­ soM er/Aias [Je K..SOfA£.TlMl Manchester Memorial nal grandparent is Kung-Ja Mozzer, Rebecca should try to get him back on an day must be handled for the BEST TO PKBTEND :*S I y o u DON Hospital. Her maternal Kim of Seoul, Korea. Elaina-Anne, daughter of Cook, Kristy Rae, even keel, using as much tact as good of everyone, not just to '/OU D O N 'T E \?e N H Aye possible. pacify a particular member. VOUK e>ov TO PPETBNC grandparents are Mr. and Richard and Donna daughter of Jerry N. and Mrs. Joseph Berzenski of PrevosI, Jason Donald, McGuire Mozzer of 56 Jane V. Quinn Cook of 25 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) There ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) are career opportumties today, Decisions today should be bas­ Garden Dr. Apartments. son of Donald J. and Ann Valley Falls Rd., Vernon. Snipsic Lake Rd., Her paternai grandfather but you may have to expose a ed on reality and logic. There's a Turmel Prevost of 56 She was bom June 9 at Ellington. She was bom nonproducer to gain them. You possibility wishful thinking could is Frank Naumec of West Wellswood Rd., Hebron. Manchester Memorial July 5 at Rockville General can cover lor a goldbrick only so enter In if you'd let it. long. Palm Beach, Fla. Her He was born July 4 at Hospital. Her maternal Hospital. Her maternal TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An maternal great­ Manchester Memorial grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) unbudgeted, but necessary, grandmother is Mrs. Ber­ Hospital. His maternal Mrs. Paul Bukowski of Should your friends have better household expense may come Mrs. James R. Quinn of R e t u r n s Ideas than you do today, don’t up today. You can't avoid it, but nice Berzenski of Kimberly grandparents are Mr. and Greenfield, Mass. Her Springfield, Mass. Her try to shoot these down just you can keep the cost down by Hall, South Windsor. She Mrs. Guy Turmel of Liver­ paternal grandfather is paternal grandmother is bwause you didn't come up with shopping wisely. has a sister, Linda, 3. them first. more Falls, Maine. His Edward Mozzer of 136 Mildred Cook of Ellington. 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317 Highland Stroat Mam Office 1007 Mam S I . MarKhtstor e4»-45M • K-Mad Ollica: Spencer S t . Manchetier 649-3007 • Coventry Office: Route 3t. 742-7321 Tolland Office Rt tOS, Vi mile lo u ll of 1-66, Exit 99, S72-7387 • Heritage Moneymarhet in Frank's Supermarket. East Middle Turnpike. Manchetier BEE Manchester • 646-4277 ^ Coming toon Moneymarkei It in Food Mart. Manchetier Parkade PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July II, 1977 William A. Farmer Mrs. Neil F. Cameron Albert Poudrier Mrs, Clifford Boyce Sr. William A. Farmer, 79, of 125 N. Obituaries EAST HARTFORD -M rs. Er- VERNON —Albert Poudrier, 70, of EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. D. .'til minia (Peggy) Profettl Cameron, 86, Elm St. died this morning at home. 77 Loveland Hill Rd., died Saturday Beryl Long Boyce, 58, of 99 Hollister He was the husband of Mrs. Lucy of 235 Ridgewood Rd. died Saturday in Manchester Memorial Hospital. Dr. died Saturday at St. Francis Public works proposals Zimmerman Farmer. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Alvina -Hospital and Medical Center In Hart­ H e r a l d She was the wife of Nell F. Cameron. Mr. Farmer was born in Westfield, Ernest F. Heath dies, Kozalskl Poudrier. ford. She was the wife of Clifford Mass., and was a retired systems Mrs. Cameron was born In New Mr. Poudrier was born in Lowell, Boyce Sr, York City and lived in East Hartford supervisor of Western Massachusetts revised for town directors Mass., and lived in Manchester from Mrs. Boyce was born in Middlesex, SECOND Electric. He was transferred to this vehicles to $1 and has eliminated a founded machine firm 27 years. 1954 to 1978 before moving to Vernon Vt. and had lived in the Hartford area SECTION Jay J. Giles, Manchester’s director designed for refuse collection, would area 32 years ago. provision in a revised sidewalk or­ She wae a charter member of the a year ago. 20 years. She worked for the Card of public works, has made changes in be charged $96 per year, Giles said. E rnest F H eath. 59, of 20 The funeral is Wednesday at 9; 15 East Hartford Women’s Club. He was a member of the Masonic two proposed public works items that dinance that would have required He was an expeditor at Pratt & Gallery in East Hartford for five Lodge in Turners Falls , Mass. MONDAY, The sidewalk ordinance will no Farmstead Lane. Windsor, founder a m. from the Carmon-Poquonock She was a member of St. John’s Whitney Aircraft Division of United years. She attended Hockanum the Board of Directors may act on at residents to pay half the cost of curb longer include assessment to adja­ Other survivors are a son, Robert repairs. and corporate owner of Dean Funeral Home. 1816 Poquonock Ave., Episcopal Church. Technologies, East Hartford, Methodist Church. JULY 11, 1977 its Tuesday night meeting. cent property owners for curb Machine Products Inc. of Windsor, with a Mass at 10 at St. Other survivors are a stepson, John Farmer of Columbia and several Giles has lowered the landfill ser­ The service charge for use of the retiring in 1972. Other survivors are a son, Clifford grandchildren. repairs or installations. The owners Manchester, died Sunday at St. Fran­ Gabriel's Church. N. Cameron of Hamilton, Mass.; a Other survivors are a daughter, H. Boyce Jr. of Pembroke, Mass; a vice charge for non-commercial town landfill was originally proposed The funeral is Wednesday at 2 p.m. will be charged one-half the cost of cis Hospital and Medical Center after Friends may call at the funeral stepdaughter, Mrs. Edward Tainter Mrs. Robert J. Allison of Vernon; daughter, Mrs. Diane Gulmont of during the board’s budget-making sidewalk work, but the charge for a short illness He was the husband of home Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 of Arlington, Mass.; a brother, at the First Congregational Church of sessions both to raise revenue and to two brothers, Alfred Poudrier and East Hartford; two brothers, Cle­ Greenfield, Mass. curb work has been eliminated, Giles Mrs Mary Bycul Heath. p.m. George ftofetti of West Hartford; ment Long of Lewiston, Me. and Per- eliminate the use of the landfill by Leo Poudrier, both of Manchester; Friends may call at the church said. Mr Heath was born in Nogales, The family suggests that those two sisters, Mrs. Emma Hughes of ly Long of Ocala, Fla; two sisters, out-of-town businesses and residents. two sisters, Mrs. Laura Tarplnlan from 1 p.m. until the time of the ser­ Both matters will be discussed Ariz . and lived in Windsor 37 years. wishing to do so may make memorial Elast Hartford and Mrs. Elizabeth and Blanche Poudrier, both of Mrs. Hazel Barnes of ^ r r e , Vt. and Prosecutor plan In his first proposal to the board, during the board's regular meeting, vice. Burial will be in Green River He founded Dean M achine gifts to a charity of the donor's Smedy of Glastonbury, and six Giles suggested different rates for Manchester; and four grandchildren. Mrs. Emma Little of Willlamstown, Cemetery, Greenfield. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Nathan Hale Products in Rocky Hill in 1949. The choice. grandchildren. Vt. and seven grandchildren. four classes of vehicles. The lowest School. The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. The family suggests that friends company moved to Colonial Rd. in ’The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 charge, primarily for non­ from the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 wzishing to do so may make memorial Manchester in 1954. at St. John’s Episcopal Church. a.m. from the D’Esopo East Hart­ under scrutiny commercial vehicles such as station Ellington Ave., Rockville, with a Heath was secretary of the Of­ Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial gifts to a charity of the donor’s wagons and pickup trucks, was $24, Mass at 10 at St. Joseph Church, ford Funeral Chapel, High and choice. ficers' Association and range officer Park, Rocky Hill. Carter Sts. Burial will be in according to Giles plan. About town Rockville. Burial will be in St. James The McCarthy Funeral Home, Inc., HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Senate Minority Leader Lewis for the First Company, Governor's Friends may call at the Newkirk Cemetery, Manchester. Middlesex Center Cemetery, is the only state in the union that Rome, R-Bloomfield, said he op­ At a public hearing, however, and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 36 Bank Row, Greenfield, is in Foot Guard, Friends may call at the funeral Middlesex, Vt. requires judges to appoint posed Gormley’s reappointment, but several residents felt this charge was Burnside Ave., East Hartford, today charge of arrangements. Peg Lucas of 94 Tracy Dr. is spon­ He was a founder and member of home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 prosecutors. Some state officials are he still favors the existing system. too high for family vehicles that from 7 to 9 p.m. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 soring Jose Gabriel Calvo, a 12-year- the Ellington Ridge Country Club, p.m. beginning to wonder if Connecticut “It (Gormley’s reappointment) is mi^ht only use the landfill once or ’The family suggests that those Main St., is in charge of local old Mexican boy, through the and a member of the .Manchester The family suggests that friends should be so unique. twice a year. The board agreed and Mrs. Katherine B. Cawertek wishing to do so may make memorial arrangements. a good opportunity to review the en­ program of Save the Children Country Club and the Greater donations to the Heart Fund or the wishing to do so may make memorial Various legislators and other high tire system,’’ he said. requested a lowering of the charge. Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Katherine B. Cswertek, 84, of Federation, (SCF), worldwide child Arthritis Foundation, both in Hart­ gifts to Hockanum Methodist Church, Mrs. Jereniiuh J. Hagerty state officials are suggesting that “The present system seems to work Giles has now revised the proposal 70 Huckleberry Lane, formerly of N. help organization with headquarters He was a founder of the Windsor ford. 178 Main St. TOLLAND —Mrs. Ana Marie Connecticut look into the conven­ very well,’’ he said. “But it’s not so that non-commercial vehicles, VMCA Indian Guides, a former Elm St. died Sunday at Manchester such as station wagons and pickups, in Westport, Conn. Memorial Hospital. She was the George J . Frutus ^(Anita) Hagerty, 75. of 801 tional approach of vesting the power perfect and 1 think the question of member of the Wilson Volunteer Fire Gentlemen Rd,, San Antonio, Texas, would be charged $1 per year. widow of Johann Cswertek. EAST HARTFORD -G eorge J. of appointment in the executive whether we can come up with a Companv and an Armv veteran of died Sunday at St. Benedict Hospital, branch instead of the judicial branch. better system is worth discussing” Commercial vehicles of the same World War II Mrs. Cswertek was born in Top- Harold S. Fames Fratus, 59, of 65 Warren Dr. died type would be charged $36 per year. The Manchester Jaycee Wives will portz, Austria-Hungary, and lived in San Antonio. She was the wife of Much of the controversy over the Other lawmakers have said they hold their annual summer cookout He was a communicant of St. EAST HARTFORD - Harold S. Saturday at Hartford Hospital after a (Jiles said. Larger vehicles, such as Manchester more than 35 years. Jeremiah J. Hagerty. She was the prosecutor appointment system was are willing to examine ways the state Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Gabriel's Church in Windsor. Eames, 64, of 97 Winding Lane died short illness. tractor trailers, would be charged She was a m em ber of Zion mother of Mrs, Dominick Riley of sparked recently when Chief State’s might improve its prosecutor ap­ Mrs, Mary Kenny, 33 S. Hawthorne Other survivors are two sons, Saturday at St. Francis Hospital and •Mr. Fratus was born in Plymouth, Tolland. $60 per year, and packer trucks, Evangelical Lutheran Church. Attorney Joseph T. Gormley was pointment system. St. Wives of Jaycees interested in Donald J Heath of Framingham, Medical Center. He was the husband Mass., and lived in Manchester 25 The funeral is Wednesday at 8 a.m. reappointed by Supreme Court joining the Jaycee Wives are invited. Mass , and William E. Heath of Survivors are a son, John Cswertek of Mrs. Dorothy Amesen Eames of years before moving to East Hart­ of East Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. at White-Gibson-Small Funeral Justice Charles House, Those planning to attend are asked to Windsor; a daughter. Mrs. Joyce Ann East Hartford. ford five years ago. 1 Arthur (Emilie) Gaily of Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, with a Gormley has been criticized in the bring their own meat, drink, plates, Eisnor of Windsor, and two Mr. Blames was bom in Newry, He was an Army veteran of World Manchester police report Manchester; three brothers in Ger­ Mass at 9 at St. Matthew Church, past by some state officials and a utensils, and folding chairs. Rain grandchildren. Ernest F. Heath Maine, and lived in East Hartford for War II, and was a member of St. Tolland. Burial will be in North special one-man grand jury for his dale is Wednesday. many, and six grandchildren. 22 years. Mary’s Church in East Hartford. The funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Cemetery, Tolland. handling of the Peter A. Reilly case P eter D. O’B rien, 39, of 18 scene. He worked for Pratt i Whitney Survivors are a son, Jeffrey Fratus John .M. Kay Sr. Frank W. Barry at Zion Evangelical Church. Burial There are no calling hours. Young GOP does dual project and other controversial issues. Hathaway La., was arrested Satur- Pitruzzello was released on a $300 Machine Tools Division of Colt In­ of Chicago; two daughters, Mrs. Vi­ John M. Kay, 76, of 32B McGuire Frank W. Barry, 55, of 23 Diana will be in Blast Cemetery. Atty. Gen. Carl Ajello favors crea- day night and charged with third- nonsurety bond for court appearance The local chapter of Parents dustries, Inc., West Hartford, 36 vian Cook of Texas and Pamela In Memoriam Combining two drives, members of the Young Republicans Anonymous will meet Tuesday at 7 Lane died Saturday at Manchester Lane, Windsor, formerly of Friends may call at the Holmes In lovln* memory o( Mrs Ida An- tion of a state Department of Justice, degree assault in connection with a July 26. years. Fratus of Manchester; a brother, tolik, who passed away July tl, 1W2. Club of Manchester talk with passersby about joining the club p.m. al the Center Congregational Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ Manchester, died Saturday at Hart­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today Dominic Fratus of Manchester, and headed by his office, with the power domestic dispute at the same ad- Other burglaries reported over the He was a member of St. James Each leaf and Hower may wither to approve prosecutor appointments dress. The female victim suffered weekend included; Church. band of Mrs. Isabel McCullough Kay. ford Hospital from injuries suffered from 7 to 9 p.m. six grandchildren. The evening sun may set and also registering as a voter if they haven’t already done so. Episcopal Church in Glastonbury. made by the governor. The funeral was today. Burial will when he fell from his roof Wednesday ’The family suggests that friends A memorial service will be held But the hearts that loved you dearly Committee members passing out brochures are, from left, bruises and cuts, police reported. • A home on School St. in which an be Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Harleigh night while making repairs on his Other survivors are three Are the ones that won't forget. He said he will ask Gov. Ella T. undetermined amount change was wishing to do so may make memorial daughters, Mrs. Nancy L. Coates Tuesday at 7 p.m. at St. Mary’s Janice Gardner, Ellen Rich and Pat Lukas. They are talking to O'Brien was released on a $500 The Manchester Rotary Club will Cemetery, Camden, N.Y. home. He was the husband of Mrs. gifts to the Memorial Fund of the Daughter, son-in-law Grasso this week to review the bond for court appearance July 25. stolen Sunday night. of Suffield, and Mrs. Karen K. Church, East Hartford. and grandchildren Joel Schlank, extreme left, Joan Thompson and Tom Robin, all meet Tuesday at 6;30 p.m. at the The Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. Patricia Norton Barry of Windsor. “strange system’’ that now exists, “I Luis N. Velasquez, 36, of 190 Ralph • A Clinton St. home in which a Zion Evangelical Church, DelMastro and Mrs. Sandra E. Kuck- Manchester Country Club. James Center St. is in charge of Mr. Barry was bom in Ocean Falls, Manchester. of Manchester. The campaign was carried on during clearly believe that the administra­ Rd., was charged with disorderly bottle of prescription tablets was la, both of East Hartford; four broth Wallbeos, manager of the apprentice arrangements. B.C., Canada, and lived in Manchester’s Sidewalk Sale Days last Thursday, Friday and tion of criminal justice is an conduct early Sunday in connection removed. Nothing else was dis­ ers Carl Eames of Plymouth, N.H. program, United Technologies, East The family suggests that friends Manchester nine years before Mrs. Mary Andersen Saturday on Main St. (Herald photo by Dunn) executive function,” Ajello said. with a disturbance at his home. He turbed. Everett Eames of Errol, N.Y. Hartford, will be the guest speaker. wishing to do sc may make memorial moving to Windsor 13 years ago. EAST HARTFORD -M rs. Mary was released on a $200 bond for court A 1968 Ford Mustang was reported Rodney Eames of Cape Elizabeth gifts to the Presbyterian Church of Mr. Barry worked for Hamilton Williams Andersen, 82, formerly of XEpllbkhl July 25. stolen from 420 Center St. Friday Maine, and Dana Eames of Wilton, Manchester or the Coventry House, Standard Division of United 28 Governor St. died Sunday at Kevin M. Lenti, 17, of 270 Gardner night. Maine; two sisters, Mrs. Lila Brown The Eighth District Fire Depart­ c/o the Rev. Arthur L. Kay, Coven­ Technologies Corp. in Windsor 23 Waterbury Hospital, Waterbury. She WSCOUNT St,, was charged with reckless Another car, which had been stolen of Grey, Maine, and Mrs. Mary Lou ment Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at try. years where he was a senior analyst was the widow of Cais Andersen. PZC to conduct hearings driving Sunday night. Police said he from Colchester, was found by police 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mary Ann Cole of Bethel, Maine, and five Mr. Kay was born in Glasgow. at the time of his death. Mrs. Andersen was bom in Avon was driving recklessly in Globe patrol in the brook at Center Springs grandchildren. r i7 Kosak, 4 Kenwood Dr. Scotland, and came to this country in He was graduated from the Univer­ and lived in Blast Hartford most of Hollow parking lot, causing minor Park. Police said it had been The funeral is ’Tuesday at 10 a.m. 1913 when his family settled in Quin­ sity of British Columbia and received her life. Manchester Glastonbury damage to two parked vehicles. He deliberately set to go down the steep cy, Mass., and later in Chester, Pa. Survivors are a nephew, James D. at the Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 on four applications his master's and doctoral degrees was scheduled for courf^uly 26. coasting hill into the brook. It was Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in 260 No. Main St. Fox Run Mall The Manchester WAXES will meet He also lived in Camden, N.Y., and from Massachusetts Institute of Williams, and a niece, Mrs. Helen J. found early Sunday and was towed Tuesday al the Italian-American Fort Lauderdale, Fla., before Technology. Roberts, both of Waterbury. Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky EAST HARTFORD Four public hearings, including one to build 31 condominium units on the denied by the PZC. from the scene. Hill. A car stolen from a Homestead St. Club. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 moving to Manchester five years He attended Grace Episcopal The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. for a Residence M Zone on Porter parcel. A Residence M Zone permits The other two scheduled public apartment Friday was recovered Police made 27 motor vehicle Friends may call at the funeral 1150 Burnside Ave. • 601 Silver Lane p.m. ago. Church in Windsor and was a at the Newkirk and Whitney Funeral St., are scheduled for tonight’s a mix of single-family homes, hearings are for zone changes Saturday in the comm uter bus arrests over the weekend. He was employed in the ship­ vestryman there and also at St. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. meeting of the MancTiester Planning duplexes and apartments, but requested for smaji parcels. The family suggests that those parking lot off Tolland Tpke. Police building industry for 50 years. Before George Episcopal Church in Bolton. ford. B urial is in West Avon and Zoning Commission (PZC). The Lawrence said that his firm plans to One is for a requested change to said there was heavy vandalism to wishing to do so may make memorial TRAC his retirement 12 years ago, he was He was president of the Toast­ Cemetery, Avon. meeting will be held at 7:30 at build just condominiums at the site. Business 11 Zone for three lots the interior of the car. The keys to gifts to the Heart Association of R RIGHT employed for 30 years as a drafting masters Club in Manchester two Friends may call at the funeral Woodruff Hall, Center Another hearing before the board located on the south side of E. Middle the car had been stolen in a break Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., Tennis classes offered department supervisor for the New terms. home Tuesday from 10 a.m. to the SHAVE GUARD Congregational Church, 11 Center St. tonight is a request for a change to Tpke. between Arnott Rd. and into the home. A pocketbook was also Hartford, 06105. GiHette The Manchester Recreation York Shipbuilding Corp. of Camden. Other survivors are a son, James time of the service. CREAM The application for an M Zone was Residence AA Zone for the 68.4-acre Ferguson Rd. The lots, which include stolen, was found a short distance Tuesday and Thursday, 6:30 to 7:30 DEOD. Department will offer adult evening p.m., beginners. Mr. Kay played semi-professional R. Barry of Windsor, and a daughter, RIGHT. filed by Arnold Lawrence, head of Walek tract off Keeney St. The Cherrone's Package Store, are from the home with a small amount REQ. 3 oz. Lawrence Associates, of 571 Porter tennis lessons at Manchester High Registration may be made at the baseball and soccer in the Chester Mrs. Anne E. Swanson of Beverly a p p lic a n ts a r e H erm an M. presently zoned Residence C and of change missing. LIME GUARD Reg. 1.44 St. School lower courts beginning July 18 courts or at the recreation office on and Philadelphia, Pa., areas. Hills, Calif. 11 oz. Frechette, Albert R. Martin, Gerald Residence A, The application for the Robert Pitruzzello, 21, of 30 deodorant OUR LOW and 19. Garden Grove Rd. between 8:30a m. In the 1940s, he served as president The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. in ’The change in zone is being sought P. Rothman and Atty. David A. change was filed by Joseph Gordon. Pioneer Circle, was charged with Reg. 1.89 nilCE There are also a few- openings in and 4:30 p.m. There is a registration of the National Draftsmen Associa­ Grace Episcopal Church, Windsor. for a 15.5-acre site located im­ Golas. The other is for a requested change evading responsibility and operating the daytime tennis classes offered by fee. tion. The burial will be in Palisado mediately north of 543-571 Porter St. The four have previously applied for a parcel on Center St. between a motor vehicle while under the in­ 1 .2 4 the recreation department. He was also active in Fh'esbyterian Cemetery, Windsor. OIMLOWPIIICI 1 .4 3 The parcel is presently zoned twice for a Residence M Zone for the Perkins St. and Alexander St. The fluence of alcohol or drugs in connec­ Persons wishing to register in The evening adult tennis classes Church affairs in Chester and .There are no calling hours. SINGER Residence AA. site, which is zoned RuralResidence. applicant, Mark Davis et al, is tion with an accident on Waddell Rd. daytime classes beginning this week will meet two nights per week for may register at the first lesson. Manchester where he served as an The family suggests that friends PlAYTEX Lawrence said that his firm plans Both of the M Zone applications were requesting a change from Residence early Sunday. officer in church and music groups. wishing to may make memorial gifts A to Business II. three weeks beginning Monday and Beginners classes will meet twice RIGHT Police reported that Pitruzzello’s July 19. Other survivors are two sons, the to Grace Episcopal Church, 311 DEODORANT The PZC also has four matters of car struck a parked pickup truck in weekly, Mondays and Wednesdays or The schedule is as follows: Monday Tuesdays and Thursdays, either from Rev. John M. Kay Jr. of Ventnor, Broad St., Windsor 06095. GUARD old business on its agenda, but Alan the driveway of 35 Waddell Rd., TAMPONS Court cases and Wednesday, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., 7:45 to 9 a.m. or 2:15 to 3:30p.m. Ad­ N.J., and the Rev. Arthur L. Kay of The Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Gillette Lamson, town planner, does not causing extensive damage to the DEOD. Reg, or Super e ao’e beginners; Monday and Wednesday, vanced beginners will meet twice a Coventry; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Poquonock Ave., Windsor, is in 126-YEAR expect the commission to act on any truck and forcing it into the house. 10 oz. Recent dispositions in Common prosecuted. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., advanced week, Mondays and Wednesdays or Mary Ann Gam of Rockyill, N.Y., charge of arrangements. RIGHT. of these tonight. Police did not have estimate of Reg. 3.04 Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford in­ • Reginald Denis, 32. of 88 Oakland St„ beginners; Tuesday and Thursday, and Mrs. Susan Howard of Chevy GUARD The four are: A special exception damage to the house. He then left the Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30 to Chase, Md.; 12 grandchildren and a OUR LOW clude: Manchester, driving while his license 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., intermediate; 4:45 p.m deodorant niiCE for First Baptist Church, a subdivi­ great-grandchild. • Richard P. Brown, 22, of 45 Magnolia was suspended, not prosecuted. Dr., East Hartford, third-degree • Robert E. McGinnis, 19, of 33 Park sion and inland-wetlands request .Michael Kozlowgky 1 .9 9 1.21 St., Manchester, breach of peace, 15 filed by Jack Goldberg and Robert Mrs. Susan H. Klein BIRTHDAY criminal trespass, 15-day jail sentence SOUTH WINDSOR -Michael suspended on condition he make repairs. days, misuse of motorcycle license, $15, Stone for the Lent! Farms tract, and Fire calls Mrs. Susan H. Klein, 89, of 219 Kozlowsky, 58, of 1025 Foster St., • Michael Casale, 20, of Bloomfield, illegal passenger, $15. Charges not a subdivision request filed by Joseph Charter Oak St. died Sunday in a died Saturday at Manchester fourth-degree larceny and criminal mis­ prosecuted were fourth-degree larceny, Swensson Jr. for a Vernon St. tract. Saturday, 10:30 a.m. —car local convalescent home. operating without a motorcycle license, problem at 26 Robert Rd. Memorial Hospital after a long il­ MITCHUM chief, both not prosecuted, and reckless fire, Wickham Park, (Town) (Town) RE& driving, $60. no face protection, speeding, failure to Mrs. Klein was bom in Austria and lness. He was the husband of Mrs. Saturday, 12:58 p.m. Sunday, 7:20 p.m. —car fire lived in Manchester more than 65 Estelle Tabor Kozlowsky. SAIE SPEAR- • James Dowling Jr., 21, of 50 Landers obey signal, and improper turn. Bicyclist hurt —washdown al 1007 Main St. at 17 Dudley St., (Town) years. M TI- MMT Rd., Manchester, possession of liquor in a • Santos Melendez, 18, of 43 Hamilton (Town) Mr. Kozlowsky was born in Hart­ Rd., East Hartford, breach of peace, Monday, 5:23 a.m. PRICES SO LOW, town park, $15 with $5 remitted. Lisa B. D espirit, 14. of 115 Saturday, 2:12 p.m —fire in She was a member of Concordia ford where he lived most of his life. p o is n u iiT assaulting a police officer, interfering —washdown at 239 E. Middle 75’i • Constance Fiuliano, 24, of 128 Cannon Woodland St., is in satisfactory con­ cellar, 68 Oakwood Rd., Lutheran Church. He moved to South Windsor nine ROIL-ON with police, and violation of probation, Tpke. (Town) Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. years ago. THEY'RE PRACTICALLY GIFTS. Rd., East Hartford, fourth-degree dition at Manchester Memorial (District) 1.5 oz. larceny, 30 days execution suspend^. failure to appear. A re-arrest warrant Saturday, 2:50 p.m. wires Edward (Elsie) Sweeney and Mrs. He was employed at the Colt with $1,000 surety bond was ordered. Hospital today as a result of injuries '• L e o n H arris, 22, of Hartford, down at 46 W. Center St. Lee Memorial Susan H. Dickson, both of • Ronald Cote, 22, of 6 Ford St., received in a bicycle accident Satur­ Firearms Division of Colt Industries, Reg. 2.50 attempted larceny, $35. (Town) The Robert E. Lee Manchester, disorderly conduct, $50, and day afternoon. Manchester; five grandchildren and Inc., Hartford for 21 years. • David Kniss, 20, of 599 Brewer St,, Saturday, 3:17 p.m. —car Memorial is a historic driving an unregistered motor vehicle. residence. Arlington House, five great-grandchildren. Other survivors are a brother, East Hartford, third-degree criminal Hospital authorities said she was fire at 210 Pine St. (Town) The funeral is Tuesday 1 11 a.m. at ONLY$7 9 «s 1 .0 8 trespass changed to disorderly conduct, $25. admitted for a sprain and a question on a hilltop above Arlington Stephen Bedula of Wethersfield and a Saturday, 4:36 p.m. —car 2.10 • Nancy Monnier, 17, of 120 Rachel National Cemetery. It was the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main sister, Vera Kosloff of West Hart­ LOWEST PRICE EVER ON THIS $25. of a concussion. fire at 3M W. Middle Tpke. Rd., Manchester, breach of peace, not built by George Washington St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. • Kenneth Lafontaine, 22, of'9 Orchard A passenger on the same bicycle, (Town) ford, FASHION MATE* AAACHINE prosecuted. Parke Custis, grandson of There are no calling hours. St., East Hartford, disorderly conduct, Karen D. Q uenneville, 12, of Sunday. 1:50 a.m. false to and from The funeral was today from the • John F, Henderson, 19, of 141 Martha Washington and Complete with a drop-in bobbin thot’s o HEMAL HEMAL $ 100. alarm, box at Kennedy and The family suggests that friends Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 Waranoke Rd., Manchester, third-degree Littleton, Maine, was treated for father of Mary Ann Randolph snap to replace and a stitch length dial ESSENCE ESSENCE • William J. Lucas Sr., 27, of Hartford, Bishop Rds. (Town) wishing to do so may make memorial Buckland Rd. Burial was in Wapping burglary (two counts), six months in jail. abrasions at the hospital and dis­ Custis. who married Lee in that lets you change stitch settings with breach of peace, not prosecuted. Sunday, 11:50 a m. false gifts to a charity of the donor’s Cemetery. CREME SHAMPOO The sentence was suspended and he was charged. the house in 1831. The house ease. Model 247. Carrying case or • Thomas Mahoney, 32, of Rockville, alarm, box at Benton and choice. The family suggests that friends RMSE N-D Oily placed on probation for two years on con­ Police said the girls were riding was confiscated during the CAPE cabinet extra. carrying a dangerous weapon reduced to Durkin Sts. (Town) Civil War but returned to The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Delicate dition he make restitution of $100 for loss down a slight grade on Woodland St. with connecting service to wishing to do so may make memorial Ek. Body disorderly conduct, $50. Sunday, 12:52 p.m. George Washington Custis Main St., is in charge of of a coin collection and one third the cost MARTHA'S VINEYARD gifts to Margaret Mary Church, Condit. 8 oz. • Jacqueline Walsh, 19, of Enfield, when Miss Despirit applied the —dishwasher (ire at 67 Lee. grandson of the builder, arrangements. Haynes Rd. issuing bad check (three counts), not of a clock. brakes, causing the girls to be thrown and N A N T U C K E T 8 oz. 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The been so free and loose in the second charged Sunday with second-degree Boston Red Sox were back in emotions. It stayed that way until Boston Instead, the victory went to reliever Brewers, who have lost six of their one," he said. assauit, disorderiy conduct, and in­ first place Sunday night but "It was a big day for us,” said broke open the game in the 11th, as Bill Campbell, who pitched the last last seven, never recovered. terfering with a police officer. Zimmer, slouched over in the Burleson, Jim Rice, Carlton Fisk and three innings. Brewer Manager Alex Grammas The Brewers' lone highlight in the Manager Don Zimmer was visitors’ locker room. "They all did a Police said they were cailed to the George Scott each drove in a run. Scott, a former Brewer whose said his team blew the opener. second game was Don Money’s 13th McGraw home bMause of a domestic almost too tired to appreciate good job. A lot of guys came every move was booed by Milwaukee “We had the game right there in it. through.” homer. Otherwise, they were easy disturbance and when they arrived “We had a ton of chances to win fans during the four-game series, the ninth," he said. "When you get for Rick Wise, who scattered 10 hits they found the accussed had Zimmer was especially pleased at earlier," said Zimmer, noting the slugged his ?5th homer in the second the first two guys out, you expect to in winning his fifth game. assaulted his mother. He was held at The Red Sox beat the Milwaukee Boston’s ability to bounce back in the Red Sox stranded 20 runners. "But game and Hobson collected three win." Brewers 8-5 in 11 innings and 7-3 to hits. the police station in lieu of a 85,000 first game. we didn’t get the hits when we Grammas said that defeat set the ‘Tm just glad we’ve got (he day off bond. He was to be presented in court take a half-game lead over New York The Red Sox trailed 4-3 with two needed them — until the end." The Red Sox routed starter Mike tempo for the second game. and Baltimore in the American Monday,” said Grammas. “It will in Elast Hartford today. outs in the ninth, then rallied to tie Zimmer said starter Luis Tiant, Cardwell and reliever Lary "If we had beaten them the first give us a little more time to foget League East. But the long day Ydb-non the game on singles by Butch Hob­ who gave up seven hits in eight in­ Sorensen, scoring four runs in the se­ game, 1 don’t think they would have about today." Gary Anderson, 25, of Windsor, was charged Saturday with driving while under the influence of liquor or drugs. Police said he was observed Orioles in middle of pennant chase driving erratically on Union St. He NEW YORK (UPI) - The Ross Grimsley and a barrage was released on his promise to ahead of the Orioles and Yankees by AL West-leading White Sox a chance appear in court in Rockville, Aug. 10. Baltimore Orioles moved into of six extra base hits, including completing a doubleheader sweep of of extending their winning streak to Lawrence Ziemba, 48, of 47 Village a second-place tie with the rookie Eddie Murray’s 13th Milwaukee. "However, it does mean 10 games. • St., Rockville, was charged Saturday heavily favored Yankees Sun­ homer. something that we re back in the with threatening. Police said he race after being seven games down Royals 3, A's 4: allegedly threatened a woman with a day by beating New York for “It really doesn't mean all that in the loss column” Pinch hitter Cokkie Rojas’ two-out much yet because we were in first knife. He was held at the police sta­ the second straight day, 6-0, single capped a three-run Royals’ place before and got knocked out,” Grimsley, meanwhile, appears to tion in lieu of a $1,000 and was behind the five-hit pitching of have a whammy over the Yankees. ninth inning off reliever Dave Giusti. said Weaver, before Boston swept released later for court appearance The enigmatic southpaw is 8-4 George Brett led off with a walk and Aug. 10. overall, but 2-0 against the Yankees. scored on Hal McRae's double. Robert Steams, 28, of 39 Main St., Sunday’s shutout was his first in two T'wins 13, .Marinrrs 0: iim m Talcottville, was charged Saturday ‘Greatest’ victory seasons. Rebounding from two straight (Herald photos by Dunn) with threatening. He allegedly threa­ “Of course, we've got an in­ losses to the expansion Mariners, the Diversion at South Windsor pool tened another man with a shotgun, experienced team here,’’ said Twins banged out 15 hits, including a police said. He was released on a $250 for Tom Watson Grimsley. "But we also have a great two-run double by Roy Smalley, a “Now hold still, dad, this little splash won’t hurt a bit," Jody Krasner 3 of as they enjoy a swim at the Rye St. Park pool. But dad decides he’ll duck un­ non-surety bond for court appearance bunch of young kids who aren’t going two-run single by Butch Wynegar and 135 Skyline Dr., South Windsor tries to convince her father, Stephen Krasner, der and avoid the splash while the cup sits precariously on top of his head. Aug. 10. to listen to people who say they can’t Dan Ford's sixth homer. TURNBERRY, Scotland (UPI) — Tom Watson, his green shirt win. We have a bunch of ‘no-names’ soaked with sweat, had just beaten the mighty Jack Nicklaus to that nobody expected to do anything, Itlur Jays 3, Indians 3: win the British Open for the second time in three years with the so wins like today can only give them Doug Radar belted a two-run At Coventry beach Vernon mishap involves lowest aggregate in the 106-year history of the world’s oldest added confidence. homer and rookie Steve Staggs I golf tournament. "In a few years this team is going singled home a pair of runs to help to be super." the Blue Jays snap a five-game losing "What are you going to do next?" I If you have footer, ft was decisive. I knew then I Elsewhere in the American streak and Jeff Byrd gain his first two Bolton fire trucks the 27-year-old psychology graduate was right back in the fight," said League, the Red Sox swept back into major league victory. I news for area from Kansas City was asked. Watson, who had been three behind Three lifeguards fired Two Bolton fire trucks coliided parade, came down Tayior St. The first place in the east by dropping Rangers 4, Angels 2; “Go all out to win my next tour­ I towns, call: Saturday night when the brakes on brakes on the fire truck driven by after four holes before clawing his Milwaukee twice, 8-5 in 11 innings nament,” replied Watson, sounding John Ellis doubled home two runs one failed as it was coming down Ronaid P. Morra, 32, of 28 Box Moun­ way back into contention. and 7-3; Detroit upended Chicago 6-5; Three lifeguards at Coventry’s been dismissed but that no incident ty on Bishop’s Lane, and a rear lot like a young version of Nicklaus — in the fifth inning to help the Rangers Andover Taylor St. in Vernon. The accident tain Rd., Bolton, apparently failed. The killer punch came at the par- Kansas City shaded Oakland, 5-4; Lisicke Beach were fired by the had taken piace to prompt the dis­ application in the South St. area. the man he hopes to succeed as the five, 500-yard 17th hole where extend their winning streak to five S Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 occurred whiie Vernon Police were To avoid bystanders at the scene of Minnesota pummeled Seattle, 15-0; Parks and Recreation Commission missal. There will also be a hearing on a world’s No. 1 player. Nicklaus missed a four-footer and games and hand the Angels their fifth on Tayior St. investigating another the first accident, Morra veered to Toronto put away Cleveland, 5-3, and last week for allegedly using Police Chief Robert Kjeliquist said proposed addition to the subdivision ^ Bolton Watson, who described the victory straight defeat. Bert Blyleven, accident. the right and struck the rear of a fire Watson got down for his birdie to Texas edged California, 4-2. marijuana and drinking b ^ r while Sunday that no complaint had been regulations which would require lot ^ Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 as the "greatest" of his career, bothered recently by a pulled groin Police said Edward Miller, 50, of truck driven by Thomas Behling, 20, lead the tournament for the first Tigers 6, While Sox 3: on duty. filed with the Police Department and posted a blistering 5-under-par 65 muscle, won his first game in four boundary markers on all property I Coventry 568 Hilliard St., Manchester, was of 5 Dean Dr., Bolton. time. A pair of lOth-inning errors cost the Commission Secretary Roberta therefore the police had not initiated Happy pair of Pirates Saturday over the 6,875 Ailsa links weeks and seventh of the season. with appiications before the commis­ Gaire Connelly...... 742-8202 coming down Tayior St. at a high rate The truck finally stopped after Wilmot said the incident was handled an investigation. Mrs. Wilmot, ap­ sion. I course, to finish one better than I Ellington of speed and failed to negotiate a knocking down several trees and hit­ Jerry Hairston (left) scores and Bill Robinson is there to greet in executive session with the intent parently the only witness to the Nicklaus over a dramatic final round The PZC recently elected Marilyn curve, went off the road and struck ting a parked car belonging to Robert him on a Phil Garner bases-clearing double in second game of that no information about it reach the guards' actions, insisted she had no Richardson to replace resigning ^ Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 at 268, shattering the previous lowest several trees. W. Stowell Jr., of 259 Taylor St., Pittsburgh-Philadelphia doubleheader. (UPI Photo) I^Standings press or -the public. intention of filing a complaint. Chairwoman Sandra Stave. Charles ^ Hebron of 276. The Vernon Fire Department’s pushing it into a second parked car However, two of the fired guards Town Council Chairman Jesse Andreuk, former secretary, became I Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 During the first two rounds other rescue squad was calied to extricate also owned by Stowell, police said. MONTE CARLO apparently contacted reporters, and Brainard promised to bring the issue vice-chairman, and Brentz Banak ^ South Windsor Miller from the car. He was ad­ players made brief entrances and National League the incident was brought to public before the council at its next regular No one was injured. No police ac­ was elected secretary. Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 mitted to Rockville General shift exits in the stardom stakes. attention. Commission Chairman meeting, July 17. He felt the recrea­ tion was taken. Cubs discounted EAST The PZC has been meeting the John Schroeder, son of Wimbledon Tolland Hospital. Miller was charged with James Preuss, assistant fire chief W L Pet, GB Sandra Young confirmed reports that tion commissioners should have third Monday of each month at 7:30 § tennis champion Ted Schroeder, reckless driving and was reieased on in Bolton, said the department’s Chicago 52 31 .627 Mrs. Wilmot, who is beach coor­ abided by the secrecy of an executive p.m. in the office of the town planner Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 gained fleeting fame as first-round his promise to appear in court Aug. forestry truck, the one with brake Phila, 47 36 .566 5 dinator, observed guards sitting in a session. He said he did not plan to file to draw up a "m aster plan of ^ Vernon 24. by trailing duo leader, defending champion Miller failure, was towed from the scene. It Pittsburgh 46 38 .548 6>/z van in the Lisicke Beach parking iot a complaint but could not speak for development’’ for the town. S: Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 said he had "thrown away ” his title Poiice said that while they were in­ will be out of service for an undeter­ St. Louis 46 40 .535 7'k on Sunday, July 3. They were sup­ the council. Boat class ends after an opening 74 and was proved posed to be on duty on the beach. Duffy pulled his staff from Sandy vestigating that accident, two fire mined period. NEW YORK (UPI) — The Chicago Cubs lead the division by Montreal 38 45.458 14 trucks from Boiton, on their way to right, Mark Hayes shot a tournament Head Lifeguard Thomas Duffy Shores for a few days to cover The Young Skippers Boating The other truck, an engine tanker, five games, but the Philadelphia Phillies and the Pittsburgh New York 33 51 .393 19‘/z Course sponsored by the Coventry participate in a Windsor Locks record low-round 63 on the second allowed the three guards to remain Lisicke Beach until three new guards sustained minor damage and is still Pirates still believe the National League East title is strictly a West Police Department conciuded this in service. day and Roger Maltbie was halfway on the beach until last Tuesday, when could be hired. He said Sandy Shores Pennsylvania affair. leader. W L Pet. GB will reopen this week. weekend with an examination for Los Ang. 56 30 .651 — he fired them. The commission up­ But from the on there was only the students aged 10 to 15. The Pirates dealt the Phillies’ Cincinnati 46 36 .561 8 held the firing by a 5-1 vote after the Full PZC agenda golden-haired Nicklaus and the red- Boating Officer Lyndon Wilmot Group buys mission chances a blow Sunday when they National League San Fran. 39 48 .448 Yl'k One of Am erica's Classic Cars executive session. Larry Naviaux op­ The Coventry Planning and Zoning haired Watson. The two players — posed the firing. was assisted by Denise Tetreault and defeated them twice, 5-f and 12-10, Houston 38 48 .442 18 Commission (PZC) has a full list of dubbed Golden Bear and Teddy Bear The three lifeguards are Ralph by members of the Prop, Paddle and BLOOMFIELD (UPI) — Negotiations for lease or completing a four-game sweep of San Diego 38 51 .427 19 Vz We have 12 of these classic beautys in public hearings slated for its regular loaded triple in the seventh for by wisecracking Lee Trevino — Ingstram, Paul Holmstrom and Mike Sail Club. Operators’ licenses were purchase of a 182-acre site owned by the LaSalette their weekend series. Atlanta 30 55 .353 25Vz stock plus 86 other brand new 1977 meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Town given to those who passed the Missionaries are being conducted with a group of conser­ Both teams strangely seem to dis­ Houston. Joe Morgan drove in four matched identical scores (68-70-65- Madison. Hall. 203) through the first three rounds examination. vative Protestants, spokesmen said Sunday. regard their foes from the Windy Ci­ runs for the Reds. Sumlay's Results Chevrolets to choose from. After the executive session, com­ They include Ruben Grahn’s site Salas and Ssrvice and were still deadlocked after the All types of small boats were Edith Murch of South Windsor, a board member of ty, who lead Philadelphia by five Padres 7-3, Dodgers 3-4: St. Louis 8-3, Chicago 3-4 mission members declined com­ development plan for a proposed of­ 15th hole of the final round where ment, except to say that a personnel covered. Children under 16 may Mainstream Ministries, said ber group would use the va­ games and Pittsburgh by 6V4. Dave Winfield’s second two-run Pittsburgh 5-12, Our special Monte Carlo buy of the week is a fice building off Main St. near the CATALANO'S AUTO SALES Watson pulled back level with the matter was involved. Mrs. Wilmot operate a boat if they hoid a cer­ cant LaSalette novitiate for a conference center, “What you have here is a natural homer of the game tied the nightcap, Philadelphia 1-10 dark blue Landau model with white vinyl roof, Bidwell Tavern, Frank Hasting’s 4-4, in the ninth inning, and George shot which turned the championship. told a reporter that three guards had tificate or are accompanied by a educational programs and eventually for housing for the rivalry between two teams in the San F ra n c isc o 5-12, V-8 auto. Irene., air cond., power steerig and resubdivision application for proper­ 371 Main St., Manchester* 646-6322 Watson was 10 feet short of the parent. elderly. same state. We both believe we are Hendrick followed with a game­ Atlanta 2-5 brakes, T. glass, AM-FM stereo radio, and Genuine Saab Parts & Accessories the teams to beat in the National winning single to complete a sweep green with his tee shot and looked ^5945 Mrs. Murch said the group would prefer to lease the San Diego 7-5, Los Angeles many other extras. Ask for stock No. 5238. property with an option to buy it in the future. League East," said Pittsburgh third for the Padres. In the opener, Mike like having trouble making his par 5- 4 She said Mainstream Ministries, which has offered baseman Phil Garner, who went 5 for Ivie’s RBI single snapped a 5-5, three. But from 60 feet he rammed New York 2, Montreal 1 the ball in the back of the cup for a $750,000 for the property, does not have the financial 10 in the doubleheader with four ninth-inning tie and the Padres added Houston 6, Cincinnati 5 PEP program under way backing to pay that much right now although "God will | RBIs. an insurance run on Winfield’s birdie. DEMONSTRATOn DEMONSTRATOR T oday's Games DEMONSTRATOR provide us with the money” if necessary. Garner’s three-run double tied the ground out. “I treated it as though it was a 30- Pittsburgh (Forster 2-2) 77 CHEV $0195 77 CHEV $6625 Vernon Historical points will be noted along swond game, 10-10, in the seventh in­ at Montreal (Bahnsen 3-2), Malibu Classic Coupe, Landau, Caprice 4 Door Sedan, V-8, auto., 77 CHEV $3925 the way. be included in the activities will de­ V'6. auto., power steering & air cond., vinyl roof, power Vega Station Wagon. 4 cylinder, The Vernon Youth Services ning, and Bill Robinson scored N. brakes, power windows and steering & brakes, power win­ auto., radio and many more pend on the number of volunteers. seats, power door locks, air con* extras. Remaining new car Bureau, headed by Charles Allen, is The group will meet in the parking Garner with a single off Phillies’ Cincinnati (Norman 9-3) dows & seats, power door locks, Youths interested in the program loser Ron Reed. d., AM-FM stereo and many more AM-FM stereo and many more warranty. sponsoring the People Engaged in lot of the Center Road School. There Cunningham takes at Houston (Richard 7-6), extra equipment. Remaining new extra equipment. Remaining new will be inspection and registration of or adults willing to volunteer their In the opener, Jerry Reuss car warranty. car warranty. Pioneering (PEP) program this services should contact Allen at 872- N. summer. bikes from 9 to 10 a.m., leaving at scattered seven hits to win his fourth San Francisco (Knepper that time for the trip, which will be 8591, extension 28. The Youth Ser­ OUR GIGANTIC game in 13 decisions. Garner vices Bureau is located in the control at UCLA 2-3) at San Diego (Shirley about five miles long and last one to slammed Jim Lonborg’s first pitch of 6- 9), N. Our used cars are fully recon­ The program is designed to provide one-and one-half hours. It will be for Memorial Building, Park Pi,, the game for a homer. Larry Bowa activities for young people who are those aged 13 to 16. Rockville. collected five hits in the LOS ANGELES (UPI) — New UCLA basketball coach Gary ditioned, guaranteed and not hired to work in sum m er The bike registration and inspec­ SHOE dounbleheader for Philadelphia. Cunningham says he’s going to ignore the pressure of holding a programs due to limited state and tion program will be conducted by Trip to ball game Elsewhere in the National League, backed by our 41 year reputa­ federal funds. job that was vacated just two short weeks ago by the living Vernon Police Officer William Yetz, The Vernon Recreation Depart­ Chicago split a pair with St. Louis, legend, John Wooden, and he sounds convincing. American League Five instructors will be running the who will also distribute phamplets SALE winning the nightcap, 4-3, after drop­ tion lor Good Used Cars and ment will sponsor a trip to Meriden East PEP program. They are Martin ping the opener, 8-3, San Francisco “I wouldn’t have applied for the with bike rules and regulations. to see the Connecticut Falcons W L Pet. GB Kincman and Gayle Wilcox, swept a doubleheader from Atlanta, job unless I felt I could do it,” said because he had just received his doc­ FAIR DEALING. The second trip is scheduled July women’s softball team play Friday. Boston 47 35 .573 - employed in the Summer Opportuni­ 20 and will be a bike ride to Shady 5-2 and 12-5, New York edged Mon­ the 37-year-old former assistant to torate and wanted to get into ad­ At 1 p.m. the Falcons will host the Wooden. New York 48 37 .565 Vz ty for Youth (SOFY) Program; Dan- Lake on Rt. 83 in Somers. The third FREE ESTIMATES • Deuts-nist-body vwk ex­ treal, 2-1, Houston downed Cincin­ ministration work. 1976 CHEV $4995 St. Louis Hummers at Falcon Field. "I think a lot of pressure is self im­ Baltimore 48 37 .565 Vz 1973 OLDS $3499 1976 FORD >9499 na DeMonte and Linda Vossen, will be July 27 to Crystal Lake in BEGMS AT 6:30 A.M. pertly done. \Ms can repaint your entire car for about nati, 6-5, and San Diego won two For the past two years, Cun­ Cutlass 'S' Coupe, V-8. auto., air LTD Country Sq. 10 Pass, Wagon, Monte Carlo Coupe. V-8. auto., working as volunteers in the PEP The Falcons, starring Joan Joyce, posed. There will be expectations in ningham has been executive director Cleveland 39 41 .488 7 cond., power steering & brakes^ V-8, auto., air cond., power air cond., Landau vinyl roof, Ellington. Rain dates for the bike what others charge to paint two major panels. Partici­ from Los Angeles, 7-5 and 5-4. bucket seats, vinyl roof. AM-FM steering & brakes, luggage rack, power steering & brakes. Strato are last year’s world champion the job but I subscribe to the Milwaukee 39 45 .464 9 bucket seats, radio. Program, and Laura Failla, a stu­ trips will be the following days. pating dealers only SHOP HOURS: Mon. thru FrI. Cards S-3, Cubs 3-4: of the UCLA Alumni Association, stereo, very low mileage, 35.000. radio. women’s softball team. philosophy that you do the best you Detroit 37 46 .446 10 Vz dent at Holy Cross College majoring Inspection and registration of bikes WEDNESDAY 8am-6pmSat.10am-2pm. Steve Ontiveros’ run-scoring single Morgan didn’t deny that Cun­ Under a special group package can and that’s^ all you can ask of Toronto 31 52 .373 16Vz 1979 OLDS *4399 1974 CHEV >2999 in psychology and serving her stu­ drove in the tie-breaking run in the ningham was his third choice to Cutlass Supreme. 4 Door, V-6, will precede all trips. plan, local young people will be Impale 4 Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto., dent internship this summer for the See how nice your car can look | eighth inning to give the Cubs a split. yourself. That’s exactly what my at­ succeed Bartow. North Carolina’s \T c»l auto., air cond., power steering & air cond., vinyl roof, power TRUCKS The first PEP hike will be from transported to the game and be able titude will be.” W L Pet. GB brakes, vinyl roof, radio. steering & brakes, radio. Youth Services Bureau. Valley Falls Park to Bolton Notch. JULY 13 M n t Mrvicea avallablw Bruce Sutter, who pitched the last Dean Smith and Louisville's Denny to buy admission tickets for $2.50. If Cunningham sounds a lot like Chicago 49 33 .598 - 1979 CHEV $9299 Experiences in the PEP Program This is scheduled July 18. The group (XfURESSIONAL AMBASSADOR PRESIDENTIAL two innings, received credit for his Crum, in that order, apparently were 1979 PONT. >4099 1973 OLDS >3379 Blazer, V-8, auto., power steering, Children may bring their own lunch Wooden himself, that’s because he Minnesota 47 38 .553 3Vz Catalina Sport Coupe. V-8. auto., Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, V-8, custom interior, radio, 5 pass., include camping, hiking, rock clim­ will follow the old railroad track bed. fifth victory. Bob Forsch pitched a offered the UCLA post first. Both air cond., power steering & or participate in a luncheon special Kan, City 45 37 .549 4 auto., air cond.. power steering & many more extras. bing, rappelling, orienteering, white The out-of-town bike and hike trips six-hitter, Ted Simmons drove in played for him for three seasons and publicly turned it down. brakes, vinyl roof, radio. brakes, luggage rack, radio. available at $1. Texas 42 41 water canoeing, ranger work, first will be for boys and girls in their three runs and Keith Hernandez had coached under him for 10 more. ,506 7Vz 1976 VOLKS $4499 The deadline for reservations is We are closed He was UCLA’s No. 1 assistant in Calif. 39 42 .481 9Vz 1976 BUICK *4999 1979 FORD >4290 Transporter Pass Station Wagon. aid, cross-country skiing and teens. About 25 persons can be ac­ four hits in the Cardinals’ first-game Regal Coupe, V-6, auto., air con- Gran Torino SSq. a 110 pass, wagon. 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio. Extra clean bicycling. Wednesday. Anyone interested Today and Tuesday Wooden’s last four seasons before Oakland 35 48 .422 14Vz d., power steering & brakes, vinyl V-8, auto., air cond.. power wagon. commodated on these trips, Allen triumph. Dozen hurt root, radio. You'll fall In love with This month, the program includes should contact the recreation office, Wooden retired in 1975, after winning Seattle 37 51 .420 15 steering & brakes, radio. said. To Prepare For m w Giants 5-12, Braves 2-3: SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - At this one. three hike trips and one hike. The 26 Park Pi., Rockville, between 9 The MAACO Suprenae...$189.95 his 10th NCAA championship in a 1974 CHEV $3399 The youth bureau is seeking more Terry Whitfield tripled and singled least a dozen persons here injured, 1974 FORD *3095 1076 AMC $3899 ton 8 Pleetside Pickup. V-8. a.m. and 5 p.m., or the Lottie Fisk This Event dozen years. Cunningham was .Siinduy'H ItcNiills Madsdor Station Wagon. V-8. auto., power steering & brakes, bike trip will be Wednesday and will volunteers to help with summer in a seven-run forth inning of the se­ Gran Torino. 4 Or.. V-8, auto., air auto., power steering, radio. Building, Henry Park, between 9 and two critically, when veteran race cond.. power steering & brakes, radio, very low mileage. be along the town’s official bike trail. acitivities. The number of youths to Manchetter Parkade cond game to help the Giants sweep associated with eight of Wooden’s 10 Boston 8-7, Milwaukee 5- 11 a.m. title teams. driver George Esau lost control of 3, 1st (11) vinyl roof, radio. the Braves. John Montefusco went his stock car when its throttle stuck Cunningham, 37, was named to the Detroit 6, Chicago 5 four innings in his first start for the at Cajon Speedway Saturday. MANCHESTER Giants since he injured his ankle May post by UCLA Athletic Director J.D. Baltimore 6, New York 0 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL Rockville hospital notes Morgan Saturday — 25 days after The yellow Camaro went into the Toronto 5, Cleveland 3 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL 26. In the opener, Charlie Williams air and over a four-foot wall on a 291 Adams S t M7-992I scattered six hits in pitching the se­ Gene Barton, finally giving in to Minnesota 15, Seattle 0 71 CHEV M595I 172 CHEV M695 Taka 1-86 to Exit 93 severe alumni and media pressure, turn, plunged through a steel fence Kansas City 5, Oakland 4 Impala Custom Coupe, V-8, auto., air Admitted Friday: Paul Gessay, Snipsfc 7/10 mile South of Caldor’a cond complete game of his career. KIngswood Estate Wagon, V-8, auto., I Schneider, Ellington; Florence Stampp, Orkin, John Dr., Vernon; Frances Rose, resigned. and crashed into a pit area. Texas 4, California 2 I cond., power steering and brakes, St., Rockville; Lisa Harbut, Hop River High Manor Park, Rockville. Bill Madlock hit his 10th homer for air cond., luggage rack, power| Grove St., Rockville. Bartow, observers felt, had too Esau was in the 32nd lap of a 40-lap Today's Gunu-s I steering & brakes, radio. Was $1745. vinyl roof, radio. Was $2065. Rd., Bolton; Harold Meyers, Range Hill Discharged Saturday: Grace Andreoli, San Francisco. race on the paved speedway. He was Discharged Sunday: Patricia Mels 2, Expos 1; ' thin a skin to coach in the giant Boston (Stanley 5-3) at Rd., Vernon; Arthur Rother, Orchard St., High St., Rockville; Susan Connors, CTiamberlin, Thompson St., Rockville; tP O t driving about 70 miles per hour when Rockville; Car! Tiberio Windsorville shadow of Wooden. Cleveland (Bibby 8-5), N. Talcott Ave., Rockville; David Ehle, Joan Dombek, Lawrence St., Rockville; appreciation Mike Vail doubled in two runs in the accident occurred and a race of­ Ave., South Windsor; Horace West Tolland; Elizabeth Indermaur, Tolland; people the seventh inning to lift Pat Zachry Cunningham said he would pick Toronto (Willis 2-3) at <( Grove St., Rockville. Marion Lawlor, South St., Rockville; ficial said he was far behind. •A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR” Edgar Jackson, Brooklyn St., Rockville; Mrs. Nancy Pike and son, Hammond St., to his first victory with the Mets. two assistants as quickly as he could. Detroit (Roberts 4-8), N. Discharged Friday; Dolores Allen, Sally Jordon, Robert Dr., South Windsor, Barton’s assistants, Lee Hunt and Kansas City (Hassler 5- Robin Rd., Vernon; Gail Cassidy, Vernon Rockville; Mrs. Karen )^hamback and Zachry, who was traded to the Mets Armand LeBlond, Kelly Rd., Vernon; son, Tolland; Florence Stampp, High from Cincinnati in the Tom Seaver Larry Farmer, he said, were among 2) at Chicago (Barrios 8-3), Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Jane Cook and James Schofield, Tolland. the candidates he would interview. N. daughter, Ellington; Mrs. Catherine Manor Park, Rockville; Carl Tiberio, deal, went 7W innings to increase his Births Saturday; A son to Mr. and Mrs. Windsorville Ave., South Windsor; Jerry Morgan said he made the selection King charged New York (Torrez8-7) at Lindsay and daughter, Tolland; Emily Carl Nelson, Enfield; a daughter to Mr. overall record to 4-9. CHEVROLET Welch, Ellington; Angela White, Ward Astros 6, Reds 3: after talking with Wooden, a Cun­ KNOXVILLE,. Tenn. (UPI) Baltimore (Flanagan 5-8), Tipaldi, Merline Dr., Vernon; Rhonda and Mrs. Robert Shea, Colchester. St., Rockville. \( Wheeler, Hillside Dr., Ellington. ningham advocate, adding, "I was University of Tennessee All-America N. Admitted Sunday: Michael Columbaro, Births Sunday: A daughter to Mr. and Jose Cruz’ solo homer tied the CO., INC. Admitted Saturday: Anthony Dom- Prospect St., Rockville; Robert Deluco, game 5-5 in the eighth, and Joe well aware of how John Wooden felt Bernard King, one of the top picks in Seattle (House 2-2) at brosky. Fern St., Rockville; Edward Mrs. Donald Hebert, Stafford; a son to about Gary Cunningham.” Oakland (Norris 2-6), N. Talcottville Rd., Rockville; Denison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kopytko, South Ferguson followed with a game­ the NBA draft, was arrested early CARnR Miller, Hilliard St., Manchester; William Diebolt, Evergreen Rd., Vernon; Walter winning single later in the same in­ The UCLA ath letic d irecto r Sunday morning on the campus and Minnesota (Redfern 2-4) 1229 Main Strest, Manchaster 648-6464 Neff, Orchard St., Rockville; Robert Willington; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Hillside Ave.. Vernon; Terence Peter Olshewski, Ellington. ning. Cesar Cedeno had a bases- claimed Cunningham told him he charged with second degree burglary at California (Tanana 12- Open Evenings 'til 9 - Thurs. & Friday 'til 6 - Sal. til 5 didn’t want to be considered then plus breaking and entering. 6), N. PAGE FO l'R-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., July 11, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 11, 1977— PAGE FIVE-B Farm League tourney Congress blasted INDEX Holp Wantod IS Holp WanUd II N O T IC Ii Old putter gives RECEPTIONIST-9 to 5. Mon- m 1 . - Lott and Pound by peace groups 2 -- Periontit My thru Friday. Write P.O. 3 m. Announcements Box 222, Manchester. '-kV . ^ 4 -- Enttrtalnmanl Carter Chevrolet Pat Bradley win 5 -- Auctions ' S h e H e r a l b BABY SITTER Wanted lor in- NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Leaders of major Vietnam FINANCIAL fant. Beginning September. peace groups blasted Congress this weekend for subver­ 8 - Bonds-SlocKs-Mortasots My home, 4 1/2 days a week. 9 - ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) — Pat Bradley credited a switch to ting President Carter’s amnesty program. Personal Loans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Own transportation. tops Army & Navy 10 - Iniursnca her old putter as the confidence-builder she needed to post a 6- In a meeting at Yale Law School, the former anti-war Experience. Call evenings, IMPLOVMINT 6494860. under-par 213 and win the $75,000 Bankers Trust Classic at leaders expressed their distress with a bill Introduced by 13 - Help Wsntad 14 - i Locust Hill Country Club. Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif. They said Cranston’s Business Opportunitiss VJ Scoring in every inning, National Farm League champs Carter died the 17th hole to seal her first win 15 - Situstion Wsntad RELIEF COOK - Career Bradley, who earned $11,000, measure would "subvert” Carter’s pardon authority. 643-2711 minded individual. Good Chevrolet got past Army & Navy, 9-5, in Town Farm Little this year and the third of her career. EDUCATION PHONE Under the Cranston proposal, military review boards 18 - Private Instructions Iwneflts and salary. Second League Tournament play Saturday at Waddell. opened the final round Sunday with Garner was tied for second at 215 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD shift. Apply Vernon'Man would determine which pardoned veterans would be 19 - SchoolS'Classas anor, or four birdies on the first eight holes with Kathy Whitworth and Garol •20 - Instructions Wanted call 871-0^. Army & Navy, champs of the inning with Jim Mahar, Brian Giggey allowed to receive educational and medical benefits. NOTICE OF u LJ Americart Farm League, play Inter She gave the credit to'the old Mann. Judy Rankin shot three REAL ESTATE and Miruicki hitting safely. bullseye putter she switched to after One peace leader said the military review boards are 23 - Homes lor Sals APPLICATION H»lp Wanted 13 national Farm League titlists Dairy straight 72s for 216. 24 - Army & Navy fought back for four carding 75 in the opening round. At the same ones that handle disciplinary matters. He said Lols-Land fv Ssle OF THE CONNECTICUT ADVERTISING Queen tonight at 6 at Waddell with “People were congratulating me, 25 - Inveslmsnt Property STEADY WORK - Reliable, runs in the top of the third to make it that point she had trailed Donna the bill would give them the power to be both “ prosecutor 26 - Business Property LIGHT AND POWER the loser ousted in the double but I had one hole to play,” said 27 - Resort Property RATES hard worker, who wants T B to IS 5-4. Bill Anderson, Mike Banavige, Caponl Young by seven strokes, and judge.” 28 > Reel Eslete Wanted COMPANY AND THE DMVERS elimination play. Next game for Bradley, a 26-year-old pro from steady employment, good in­ Mike Donlon and Dave Negri hit Sunday, victory started to look Carter has announced that special review panels should HARTFORD ELECTRIC 1 day — llc word par day come. Call 52M702 between 6 Carter's is Wednesday night against Westford, Mass., in reference to her MISC. SERVICES 3 days ... 10( word par day 2 only. THE FOR safely in the frame for the Vets. likely, but then dimmed as she have the power to upgrade discharges for some 450,000 31 - Services Offersd LIGHT COMPANY TO 6 daya — 9a word par day tonight's winner. Carter’s came back with two in its birdie shot at 17. “It’s not an easy 32 - Psinting-Papering 26 daya — 6a word par day experienced two bogeys on the back veterans. The President also granted unconditional 33 - Building-Coniracting THE CONNECTICUT The Major Lillie League Tourna- hole and a lot could happen. I've been 34 - 15 words $2.00 minimum NOW accepting applications TME SCHOOL BUSES half of the Uiird and added single nine and fell back into a tie with amnesty for draft resisters. Rooling-Siding POWER FACILITY meni reeumea play lonighi al 6 al in this position (of being the leader) 35 - Heating-Plumbing Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch for full time employment. to •arn a littia axtra Training atarta now lor markers in the fourth and fifth Mrs. Louise Ransome, former director of the National Flooring EVALUATION Leber Field wilh .Anaaldi'a op- JoAnne Garner for the lead. 36 - Call 5263869 between 9 and 2 frames while the losers could two times before.” Council for Universal and Unconditional Amnesty, said 37 - Moving-Truching-Slorsoe COUNCIL FOR only. monayi this tummar. quallflad poopio to loam poaing .Army & Navy wilh ihe loaer Garner bogeyed 18, however, and 38 —Services Wented to drive achooi bua port- manage just one tally in the fifth. then Bradley, playing behind her, bir- Her 1977 earnings climbed to $55 - Saturday Cranston’s bill was “very vindictive and dis­ CERTIFICATION OF Wa naad boya and oualed and winner advancing lo MISC. FOR SALE llmo In M anchoator or Miruicki picked up the pitching win 602. criminatory.” THE CONSTRUCTION VEHICLE MECHANIC - No girls 2 svsnings par Vtedneaday when il'll face un- 4 0 - Household Goods experience required. Chirrent wssk. Must bs Vomon In Soptombor. striking out nine and walking only “A veteran with an unfavorable discharge is 100 per 41 - Articles lor Sale*' OF AN OVERHEAD training openings. Good bealen Moriarly Bros. 42 - Building Supplies two and was the batting star with cent unemployable. He may need medical help. And ELECTRIC salary, paid training. Enlist­ prssantabis, Carter’s scored two runs in the 43 - Pets •Birds* Dogs three hits. Mahar added two blows to MBs slide to fourth because he can’t find work he ends up in prison,” she '44 - Livestock TRANSMISSION LINE ment requirred. Ages 17-35. courtsous, and first inning on Matt Miruicki's double the winning effort. Donlon had a dou­ 45 - Boats 8 Acesssoriss Call U.S. Army at M69462. rotponsibis. If In- Slipping under the .500 mark, said. “It (Cranston’s bill) is an attempt to subvert the 46 - Sporting Goods ALONG A ROUTE MfaiinHim Requirements and added three more in the second ble and single for the losers. 8-5, rallied for three runs with Dave President’s pardon power. 47 - Garden Products tsrsatsd, pisasa havs Moriarty Bros, bowed to Society for 48 - Antiques THROUGH THE VOICE INTERCEPPTOR - Gale’s single scoring the lead run. parsnts or guardian 1. 5 years good driving Savings, 4-3, yesterday in Twi 49 - Wanted lo B iy TOWNS OF No experience required. Ray Sullivan led off the top of the • .Hg- .. _ contact Bath McLaod experience. League action at St. Thomas. RENTALS WATERFORD, Current training openings. seventh with a single, only the fifth 52 - Rooms for Rant Good salary, paid training. at tha Manchaatar 2. No criminal record. The MBs, 5-6 and in fourth place in 53 - Apartments for Rent MONTVILLE, BOZRAH, MB blow, but winning hurler Tim Jai Alai entries ADVERTISING Enlistment required. Ages 17- Evsning Harald. 3. Good physical condition. Manchester Legion the American Division, return to ac­ 54 - Homes for Rent FRANKLIN, LEBANON, 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. Striding to victory Zerio bore down to get the last three. 55 - Business for Rent DEADLINE Phons 647-9948 4. Proper attitude. tion tonight at 6 against Herb's at St. 56 - Resort Property for Rent COLUMBIA, ANDOVER, Five different players had hits for nm 57 - Wanted to Rent HEBRON, POWER GENERATOR 5. Clean Appearance. LPGA Bankers Trust Classic winner Pat Bradley and her cad­ Thomas. 58 - Misc for Rent 12:00 noon the day before the MBs while Gale had two hits and GLASTONBURY AND publication. Equipment Operator - No EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - 6. Be available for work has good weekend dy head to the 18th hole at Locust Hill Country Club. (UPI Photo) The locals had a 3-1 lead going into AUTOMOTIVE experience required. Current three RBIs for the third place MANCHESTER Deadline for Saturday and Corporate office. Ehccellent during the entire the sixth inning before Society, now 61 - Autos lor Sals training openings. Good skids. Legal background National Division club. 62 - Trucks for Sals Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. school year. 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale PurauanI to Ihe salary, paid trainnmg. Enlist­ desirable. Minimum three By LEN Al STER 64 - Motorcycles-Bicydes proviaiona of a 16-50(b) ment required. Ages 17-35. years experience. Excellent 65 - CamperS'TrailerS'Mobile PLEASE READ Call U.S. Army at 6469462. benefits. Call 646-6555, 8:30 to Herald Sportswrller Homes of the General Slatutea of Weekend golf results MA 144 414 144 5. It was a most productive weekend for the Manchester 66 - Aulomolivs Service Connectieut and a I6> YOUR AD EARN EXTRA Money Part 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease 50-I(e) of the regulaliona AM and/or PM Routes American Legion baseball team as it took a pair of Zone Eight lS imkI M time, working from our plea­ SUPERINTENDENT Plassa call John Thrall at L b W i l m i >4 1. hm k n m 14 of the Power Facilily Classified ads are taken over sant office. Hourly rate, plus married couple for small contests. Country Club -Jack Moffat 47-9-38, Gerry lln A liM i 41 tlMikiairi, 41 the phone as a convenience. —Matava 72, Net —Zwick 767-69, 27-48, C.D. McCarthy 63-15-48; Low t IN*4 M 41 ; Evaluation Council, The Herald Is responsible for commission. No experience apartment complex. Universi­ 643-2414 Saturday at Henry Park in Vernon i iMmi Itam M PROBATE NOTICE necessary. Will train. Call us BEST 12- Glass A —Steve Matava Passman 46-8-38, Ray Remes 51-12- Erwin Kennedy 73-4-69, Lon Annulli gross —Clark 71, Blind bogey —Nils I M t * I 41 i Ukk iMi 41 Court of Probate only one Incorrect insertion and ty of Connecticut area. Duties any wsakday morning S. knu Hm 41 ; notice ia hereby given at 5694690. the Post 102 entry topped Rockville, got plenty of support as Manchester 42-3-39, Ken (Jordon 44-4-40, Marsh 39, Jac Shea 49-1639, Bob Bonadies 75-6-69; Class B — Gross Shenning 109. District of Manchester that The Connecticut then only to the size of the include: General boloro 9:00 for an Infar- 4-1, and yesterday at Eagle Field the NOTICE OF HEARING original Insertion. Errors which maintenance, minor repairs, vlaw. scored twice in the opening frame Warren 45-5-40, Bill Zwick 44-4-40, 5610-40, Pete Griffiths 51-1641 Mel —Vonderkall 76, Net —Len Giglio 76 ESTATE OF WILFRED G, SWEEPS- Class A —Gross —Clark iats.4 EAm M a M Light and Power Com* do not lessen the value of the WINDOW WASHER Wanted - painting, tenant contact. Free locals whipped uninspired South Hadfield 49-8-41, Todd Peck 569AL CROCKETT, deceased. advertisement will not be cor* and eight times in the second. Terry Schilling 43-3-40; Glass B 12-64, Ben Deskus 77-11-66; Class C 71. Net -Sergio Sartori 75-5-70, Doc I44U4144 441 n H M M a ; Pursuant to an order of Hon. William pany and The Hartford Must be experienced, and rent. Send resume to Windsor. 13-5. The twin wins ups Low g ro ss-M atav a 73; Blind bogey I $3144 1-41 414 414 414144 rected by an additional Inser* reliable. Steady work. Call Thirteen men came to bat in the —M ort R osenthal 44-6-38, P ete —Gross —John M attern 82, Net McKee 78-8-70; Class B —Gross E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated July 6, Eiectric Light Company tion. Superintendent, P.O. Box 404, .Manchester to 10-3 in zone play and -George Blount 105. 1977 a hearing will be held on an 0465334. Bloomfield, CX. 06002. big inning with the eight m arkers Foster 46-7-39, Bob Vonderkall 45-6- —Moffat 83-17-66, Jack McCallum x -Jim Moriarty 75, Net —Vonderkall application praying that an instrument (acting by their agent, RN or LPN - 7 to 3. Laurel 11-7-1 over-all. Tonight at Eagle LI m M 41 L t a k l Manor, 91 CJiestnut Street. produced on four hits, six walks, 39, Bob Barningham 45-5-40; Glass G SWEEPS- Glass A -Gross 8619-67. 8612-68, Ken Kelso 83-14-69; Class C purporting to be the last will and testa­ Northeaat Utiiitiea Ser­ COUPLE TO WORK part Field at 6 o’clock Manchester hosts S .liiilM *i 41 f ment of said deceased be admitted to JANITORS and Housekeepers Apply in person to Ad­ three errors and a couple of wild WOMEN- Class A—Lynn Prior 46 —Gross —Bob Lachapelle 88, Net probate as in said application on file vice Company) wiii on or time as substitute house - Needed for Saturday and zone foe Bloomfield with lefthander ministrator, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., pitches and passed balls. Dave Blake 1630; Class B —Edna Wadas 4619-27, -M elton 93-27-66, Lou Betko 8619-69. more fully appears, at the Court of about Juiy 18, 1977 aub- parents in boys group home, Sunday only. Call 5262167 for Monday, thru Friday. Mike Jordan drawing the starting hill Probate on July 19, 1977 at 11:00 a.m. Call 6434320. an a^intment. East Hart­ and Gliha each had two RBI bingles Bundi Tarca 42-1627, Cora Anderson MEMBER-MEMBER- Gross I M M a M 7. km k n m i 1-1 ICMrMrm t-1 Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t. Clerk mit an application to she assignment. in the stanza. Softball SMlMiraiCHt 1 M m M rria V I 011-7 □ N O T IC E S ford Convalescent Home, 745 SECRETARY Receptionist - 43-13-30, Mary Collins 461630, Gerry —Woody Clark-Dave Kaye 65, Net 144 l U SMMS vn Power Faciiity Evaiua- PHONE FROM home to ser­ Main Street, East Hartford. Against Rockville, talented Bruce 144 144 144 \ 44 1-24 VS-1 144 144 144 144 i 7 T i 4-2 Varied duties including, good Manchester added single tallies in TONIGHT'S G AMES Sembenotti 42-12-30. —Ken Kelso-Jack Moffat 56, Hal tion Councii for the vice our customers in the typing, transcribing, in­ Ballard hurled a three-hitter to earn the third, fourth and sixth innings STATE BEST 15- Class A -Doc McKee Giglio-Bill Sembenotti 56, Lott and Found 1 Manchester area. Flexible Oil Heal vs. iaauance of a cerlificale surance forms, bookkeeping, his sixth win in seven decisions. The while South Windsor, now 5-8 in the Bogner’s with three runs in the 66652, Woody Clark 562-53, Bill FOUR BALL- Jan Leonard-Mary of environmenlai com- hours, super earnings. 246 etc. $115. Call 6460500. H P .M a r k e 1, 5 LOST - Vicinity of West Mid­ 7773. University of Pennsylvania freshman zone, got single runs in the third, eighth inning overcame Diamond Moran 62-8-54, Wally Parciak 61-7-54; Presti-Boots Jal Alai results paUbiiity and pubiic NURSES fanned 17 and issued six free passes —Filzgerald dle Turnpike and Cheney EARN $1000 or more sixth and seventh and a pair in the Realty, 9-8, Saturday in Plainville in Class B - E d Shaw 63-14-49, Jim Carneilla-Olive Fagan 11 points, need with reaped to the MATURE WOMAN Desires in nailing down the triumph. In 47 2/3 Fogarly's vs. APrin- Saturday matinaa*' Tech. Two female cats, one RN's - LPN’s demonstrating name brand fifth. a Northern Connecticut State Cham­ Moriarty 6611-49, Ray Gordon 6616 Karen Parciak-Mary Ganguere- conatruction of a new black, one Calico-gray, brown Position - Housekeeper / Ckim- innings worked, Ballard has now ling, 7:15 —Filzgerald toys and gifts (Fisher-Price, Gliha, Ballard, Blake and Dave pionship playdown tilt. Randy Smith 50, Roy R ig g o tt 61-11-50, Bob Helen Meagan-Nellie Johnson 10 1 6ms Aral iM in « mm isoi overhead 345 kV eiectric and tan. 742-6446. panion for male, in exchange Aid and Assistance has Playskool, Fenton) with Trash-A way vs. Floors, 4 tm im m 1 to lls M r IIM IM LM whiffed 99 while allowing 17 hits and Bottaro each had pair of base knocks and Mike Jordan each had three hits points. IM iM 121 121 la 2 iMrf tmt IM LM for room, board, small salary. Treasure House party plan. Vonderkall 6212-50, Jack Devanney L 2 I latoiZsM iranamiaaion iine along part-time and full-time 17 walks. 6 —Roberlson and Mark Monette two for the Meat ■■la LM LM Excellent references. Write Part or full time. No cost for among 12 collected by the locals. 63-1650; Class C —Richard Melton Medalists for qualifying round club aMhV7$2UI . l U t S Z I I «Mili24$4LM the route of exiating Box C, c/o Manchester hours available for you. Standout sticker was Ray Gliha HLanes vs. P ero's, Packers. Jordan’s two-out double P«taa74mJI hrfMti VI tlH JI tofiM 42 $117.71 kit. Also booking parties. Call Gliha had three RBIs and Ballard 73-27-46, Jim Cooper 7624-46, Pete championship were Woody Clark and TriiMta V I4 lU A iT I righta of way extending Herald. Personal and Professional who had two hits, walked twice and 7:15 —Roberlson drove in the winning run. TriM d 14-1 S M iTI TriMli 424 $$MJI □ EMPLOYMENT 242-5830 or collect person to and Blake two each. Bottaro also Griffiths 6619-47, Don Edwards 76 John Herdic, each with rounds of 71. approximately 47 milea satisfaction derived from person for Miss Carol 491- scored two runs. The Manchester Vilo’s vs. Gus's, 8:30 walked twice, among 12 given by the 2 toMB Laial 12M 121 L2I IN 121 2LM1LM i n from the Millatone SALES POSITION - Straight providing good nursing 2100. —Roberlson IM 7 J I IM LM centerfielder also had an RBI. The three South Windsor hurlers, and I Iripri laat LM LM Htip Wtnlul 13 commissions, leads furnished care on a 1 to 1 basis for Dean vs. Tierney's, 6 lEffir IM LM iU generating atalion, in to homeowners. Cali 242-5402. locals scored single runs in the third, scored three times. li24t3iM toMsVSUlM aUiliVlISLM Waterford, through the clients in their own homes BOY to wash car. Are you fourth, fifth and seventh innings —.Nebo (I2 4 S IU 9 Medi2-S$MM M ate 44 MUM or medical facilities. starting grades 7-9. strong, Top performers for South Windsor TrI I 2-S-) im T I T rto ti 2-34 t llS U I TrfMa 444 Ml&M Town of Waterford, RNs & LPNs - Looking for a PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The while Rockville countered with a David's vs. .Moriarly's, challenge and high pav? We reliable, responsible? Call were Howie Sobolov who doubled and TM Montville, Bozrah, Air Force recently announced For Information Call 646-0176 between 69. North lone tally in the fourth. Two of 7:15 —Nebo IM a a la j ILM LM 2M ILM IN L2I IN IM IN are a new Geriatrric & Men­ 643-9818 homered and John Murphy who had ItoT uail LM Ul L2I IN S3n|*nlM Franklin, Lebanon, new openings for Individuals End area. Manchester’s tallies were unearned A&N Club vs. CRT, 6 IN IN tal Retarded Facility. with prior military service. If two bingles. Kevin Martin went the a a LM LM 3lmi2i«l LM Columbia, Andover, Immediate openings for part on four Rockville miscues. -N ike toM il4 WM MMiMULM • M l 24 32LN you nave been out for less AID and ASSISTANCE SECRETARY - Executive. first 1 1/3 innings and took the loss r«falil4 M7M MKMUmM hrtnli 24 SH.M Hebron, Glaatonbury time 7 to 3, fuli and part time 3 Pete Kiro was on the hill yesterday Renn's vs. Spurlsnian, TilMi 14-2 imM than 5 years and are looking $180. plus. Career position while Kiro went the first five to gain TrMil44 42MM TiMMi 24-3 m m and Mancheater to the to 11, plus 11 to 7 Supervisor. for "A Great Way of life’ , of Northeastern C l Inc. against South W'indsor, which had a 7:15 —.Nike Contact Mr. Atlas for con­ available with successful his fourth win without a loss for ILM LM LM Sm 121 LM LM 3 ^ I M ILN UN IM Mancheater Subatalion. contact the Air Force im­ 3S7 Eaat Cantar St. firm. V.P. of marketing divi­ nine-man roster to play with, and he Norlon vs. Rockwell, 6 ■MMb lUlILN fidential appointment, mediately. Call 6467^. Manchester. ^ L M L2I iiM LM The exiating righta of between 9 and 4, 2761060. Manchaatar, Conn. sion seeking a self starter to —Keeney I ^ L2I ■*i LM 7 Ml tors l a handle administrative level MMi 47 IllLM *M*»4»LM toMi 41 ttlJI way will not be widened Cougars vs. B&J, 6 M idi 4 7 $ ^ P«Mi U ilTin Nriscti34mLM responsibilities. Ehccellent —Cheney Titoli 47-3 tl,73LM CMMaMalM Trilscti 447 $LI2LM or relocated, except for typist and steno skills. Growth ■Mn mU IlILM about 0.8 mile in Bozrah, REAL ESTATE Sales i>eople S o cce r for Manchester area. Must be opportunity and benefits out­ EASTERN TOURNEY — — Saturday night - where the exiating right LigUOR PEH.MIT CARRIERS standing. Fee Paid. Olsten Trailing 67 in the top of the sixth NOTICE OF licensed or in process. of way will be widened to Generous commission Permanent Agency, 242 PEE W EE E AST inning, Fogarty Bros, turned over a FM m APPLICATION Trumbull Street, Hatford. 546 JUNIOR W EST lui im Ml 3 Cm, ImM 1121 LM IM LM LM a total width of 365 feet. HEEDED schedule. Wolverton Agency 5561. Mike Hassett, D.J. Tencellent and rare tripleplay against Rapp’s Deli IlMTiaHm IM IM 2Jas| This is to give notice that I, Paul F. Realtors, 6462813. Ml Ml iJ4 4i4 For 4.1 milea in Water- Cosgrove of 11 Gerard Street, Standings: Hurricanes 7-0-2, and came back with six runs in its iirumm in 22MiMnki LM lU d a t a n i LM Tully Petulak each scored one goal i lord and 1.8 milea in Manchester have filed an application SUMMER EVEN hotter Knights 7-2-1, Rangers 6-2-1, MM 14 uim aw* 14 HIM toridi 2 -S $31J9 placarded Tuesday. 28 June 1977 with SECRETARY FOR South as the Tornadoes blanked the Tigers, half of the inning to take the cham­ UrfKta 24 1I2UI MmIi MS2ILM Nr«scb42$nJI Maybarry Vlllag*, because ol bills? Keep your Bicentennials 4-6, Tomahawks 2-7, TiMi 241IMN Mancheater the circuit Ihe Liquor Control Commission for a Windsor law firm Must have pionship in the third annual Eastern TriMi M-2 SHIM TrMsds 42-1 $4t9J4 PACKAGE STORE LfQUOR for Uie Eaat Hartford cool. Sell Avon. Earn extra 3-0, Saturday. Manny Fendell, Minutemen 610. SUl will be auapended from excellent typing skills, prior Richard Baver and Mark Gichowski Connecticut Slo-Pitch Tournament. sate of alcoholic liquor on the premises money in your spare time. No iMMi IIM W Ml I Mural MMi I.M IN LM ILM IN in exiating Iranamiaaion 25 Oak Street, Manchester. P/eata call Dave al legal experience unneccesary. selling experience necessary. were best in defeat. Fogarty’s marched to the title by m m n IIM Ml lllMiMi LM IN in in The business will be owned by Paul Send replies to P.O. Box 3203, INTERMEDIATE titnlln XH I In, UM LM line atruclureai for the F Cosgrove of It Gerald Street. Cali: 526M1. Mike Ghirgwin scored three goals, defeating Chesire Cut of West Hart­ MMi 2-S 13I.W WM 1-2 S2IN IM Talcottville, Ct. Bob Walsh scored four goals as MMMI34S3UI remainder of Jhe route Manchester and will be conducted by Garl Skoog two and A.J. Marcantonio ford, 7-1, the Stafford All-Stars, 7-2, M cb M tn.n M kHI-I SN.M Mrima 3-1 312441 Paul F. Cosgrove as permittee. 649-0872 Manchester No. 2 blanked TiMi 2-44 SIHUI TiMctl l-M iM4.n rtM l 1-14 SM3N th e circuit will be Paul F. Cosgrove PART TIME Secretary - For FLORAL DESIGNER Wanted one as the Gosmos routed the In­ Sonny’s of Westport, 8-2, and Sarges, M an ch ester No. 1, 4-0. M ark SsssaM QtnMIi auapended from new Dated 28 June 1977 law office. Will train. Must be - Must be experienced. Apply dians, 6-0. Bob Monaco and Hank 9-2. fkm LM M IM I 2km ILN IN IN lOwk lnM I7M LM IN excellent typist. Reply P.O. in person, 1122 Burnside Copeland recorded the shutout in l l t e ]M IM SCny LM IN ItalnMM IN 441 wood pole H-frame atruc- Stevenson were best for the Indians. Merrill Meyer led the way for the ■ M il LM 3Mirti LM I Cm, Mmn i n RECREATION AIDES - Full Box 525, South Windsor, Ct. Avenue, East Hartford. goal while Billy Finnegan and Greg lurea aimilar to exiating time, one with musical Standings: Gosmos 8-0, Tornadoes Oilers going ll-for-17 including two toMs34$MM MUa IS 331M MUMi 14 SUM Smayda played well for the losers. Nrticta 44 $1ILM Nikctt 1-S SIIUI Mma 14 SINN atructurea. The propoaed background the other with 7-1, Wildcats 62, Ghiefs 5-4, Brewers homers. John Barry was 16for-18 TrlMti 34-2 $43171 TriMi l i-3 3SM.SI TrMa 14-1 S4SIN NOWV Accepting applications - REFRIGERATION - Air Con- c6natrudion ia neceaaary TOWN OF MANCHESTER special education. Sensitivity, for... full time employment. Jjtioning. Heating Service 5-4, Stars 3-61, Lancers 3-6, Tigers 2- and Jim Flaherty nine-for-18 in­ In order to aaaure compassion, and the abilityto Call between 10 and 3. 872- Manager to take charge of I ILM 4M 3M Min ILM LN LM 2 b ^ M ILN 7N LM relate to mult/ple han­ 5-1, Indians 2-5, Meteors 0-8. cluding three homers. John Gionfrid- i n LM MM IN IN S Mira kiMM 4M IN reliable Iranamiaaion of 4515. An equal opportunity meal service orientated Havlicek fine do and Bob Blass starred defensive­ • LM n LN IM M rhm i n LEGAL dicapped persons a must. employer department. Call Jack Wood- U M lM IJU l WMIaMMIM MMc 2-S SUN th e output of the Applications accepted at ■' cock, 5284144, PEE W EE Vt EST COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) ly- Nrhcb M SUiM MKtoL4UMM MfMa 2-S S574I Hillside Manor, 151 Hillside IriMi l i-l H2tll IrMa 14.3 tTI7JI 7Hhcla 2-S-l SINN Millatone generating ata- NOTICE Brian O’Donnell and Glyde — Boston Celtics’ star and Fast pitch tion upon the completion Avenue, Hartford. 2761060. Pickerel scored in a 2-1 win by the form er Ohio State All- of Millatone Unit 3, The Zoning Board of Appeals Bulls over the Bruins. Sean Ransom American John Havlicek CCWFL will hold public hearings on AIR FORCE now awards scored for the losers. underwent surgery for Behind the seven-hit pitching of Plainfield results Copiea of the applica­ Monday, July 18, 1977, star­ associates degrees. Get Dodge Diplomat tmio-door. Saturday matlnaa»tM> technical training, good pay, The Jets and Bears played to a 2-2 acute appendicitis Sunday Ginny Petersen, Formal’s Inn tion, which includea ting at 7:00 P.M., in the and a great way of life. For nncviia) Hearing Room of the tie. David Evans and Jason Rosano at Riverside Methodist women’s team downed Heritage ILM LM L29 11^8 pa IM Ul LM a * s-ii iq mapa ahowing Ihe loca­ enlistment details call 646 Hospital. Auto of Glastonbury, 11-2, yesterday ILM lUI I M n M LM IN ! SUS* >DI UN tion of the propoaed Municipal Building to hear 7440. scored for the Jets and Sandro LM McDonald’s'" IWiBk in > u i U l Squatrito and Gerald Sampson for "He was admitted this in Glastonbury. Racel Rosen, Kathi Tka:31J3 1 In N I a ih r S.N route, will be aerved and consider the following TMSIM petitions: the Bears. evening, suffering from Klotzer and Fran Massolini each had MMk 3M pdl $71M MMi: lU pM SUN TNtSlN upon the public officiala REAL ESTATE Career - Earn Triiito 447 fdi $MLM MMc 111 NM SNN M M U l M l S121N Item 1 No. 567 $15,000-1- annually. Must have McDonald's* at the Burr Corners Standings; Eagles 9-0, Devils 7-2-1, acute appendicitis,” said two hits, Mary Gracyalny a three-run SaaL 411 (q Srihdt 144 Ml SIISIM M M c Ul Ml linN named in a 16-50(b), in­ SiHnb; U - l M l SS1N7I Bonnie L. Castleman — license. Ralph Pasek, Apaches 7-3, Flames 63, Bears 4-3-1, hospital spokeswoman, homer and Doreen Downham 1 M at's Cridd 2LM IM LM sue 7Mh Cnm (I) cluding the chief Shopping Plaza has an opening for 7 M S-II (U Appeal from the order of the Realtor, MLS. 269-7475. Marilyn Marr. doubled and drove in two runs for 7U 7in* IIM IN IN Jets 3-4-1, Lions 3-5-1, Kings 1-7-L laA"' is 2N IN 55!t!5" IN IN LN executive officera of each Zoning Enforcement Officer a custodian. Hours are from 11 Bulls 1-7, Bruins 0-7-1. Form al’s. Tka:31:n IlmNllniln IN 2 ^ M I N L N of the municipalitiea in ASSEMBLERS - People toridK 111 fd l $S7M TIk NM 7 M LN dated May 27, 1977 to cease needed for harness assembly, P.M. to 7 A.M. Responsibilities will TiissM 1-44 saU $1M7M tMlIi: 117 Ml SMM TkKSMI which the propoaed route and desist the activity of a M l I ssUk UlpiM $1NJI M n li 711 Ml SILM M M 2 U M I S 2 U I layup, and soldering. Call 646 include floors, walls, windows and MIDGET .NORTH t o t 411 (M 7i«icli: 7-14 Ml SM7M W n N S U p M S U a ia located, prior to the home occupation being The Ghieftains won by forfeit over B aseb all IWlMd 7M LM L2I SnnkS-lS|l) 7iM ic S.2.7 pM g N n lime the application ia carried on outside of the outside cleaning. Experience the Gougars, 1-0. Never before has a car so fiendishly I M LM LM INNIMNili 7M IN IN DnM S-ll(l| filed with Ihe Power residence and being con­ PART TIME Female - bench What's more. Diplomat's interior S CTi ta k tot LM 2 7N,MIi , IN IN m seductive*4977 been so fiendishly... and IIMIM, work, deburring. Experienie preferred, but we do have a super­ Tka: 32M IN IN ducted for more than two Neil Ramsey and Mark Goulter includes more than Its share of standard llpnUStai Facility Evaluation scored in a 2-0 win by the Falcons GOUT INTERTOWN Jamie Gallagher three RBIs in a 14- seductively... affordable. With a manage­ features. Like a handsome cloth-and-vinyl MM k 311 pdi $1LM TNr 11:71 LN students or pupils at a time — helpful, will train. NUnimum rirtsds: US psU $3LM «Milc U7 Ml SUM TkKllJl Council. Copiea of the five hours daily. Call 2^7542, vised training program. over the Warriors. Stew With Steve Pyka pitching out of a hit attack. able mid-price to match its manageable seat trim. Convenient overhead reading TritedK 441 psM IIN J I hriMi;a7 Ml S17M M M 112 M l SNN application will be 43 Ellen Lane — Residence mid-size and classic, sculptured lines. Not to fc 4 1 l(9 ) 7iMi: 1-74 Ml S3N1I NrtKli: 211 M l SIS2N Zone AA. 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday MacGluggage was best for the bases-loaded one-out jam in the bot­ In the nightcap, Manchester won it lamps. Thick color-keyed carpeting. And a 7rtMi: 2.|.; M l STUN available for inapection through Friday, South Wino- to mention an incredible array of standard 2ML IM Ul LM ^F 1S (I) Item 2 No. 568 Apply In person at McDonald’s*, Warriors. tom of the seventh innig, the in the seventh as the Ellington hurler padded two-spoke steering wheel. I fsMi M i a LM 4.M IkNpCnin 7.N IN IN rMMe TMn Cnnt (Q on and after July 20, sor area. features. Diplomat. The fiendishly affordable, 11 •'snssM LM I Iwi SmII IhWl^ UN LN IN Jo sep h A. Nowak — Burr Corners Shoi Plaza Standings; Metros 8-1, Toros 63-1, Manchester Merchants tripped committed a balk. Mike Giliberto T M c IlM M l ILN IN 1977 al the officea of The Standard features that include a seductively equipped new car from Dodge. SWiMtjlIkn 7.N I liA Mn* LN LN Variance is requested of Arti­ BABYSITTER NEEDED to Suns 6-3, Falcons 5-3, Hawks 5-4, Windham, 7-3, yesterday in had three hits, Gallagher two and Jon m k t 2u m $iLM 7kKll47 I M M - i l M n ______I N Connecticut Light and between 10 A.M. anc responsive 318 V8 with an Electronic Lean T N c u a cle II, Section 2.01.01, watch two children ages 6 and Willimantic with a four-run eighth in­ Brandt a sacrifice fly. Manchester is hrltdK 2U psU $3LM MM: Ul Ml R7.N Cougars 4-4, Olympics 4-6, Warriors Burn System. An Electronic Ignition. Power TrilsdK 2-41 9sM $2MJI MMcUlpMSNN Power Company in Minimum side yard, to reduce 8 for nurse working evenings. SmiM W-fnisiNMI 3-4-1, Stallions 1-7, Chieftains 1-7. ning, Pyka, who relieved starter Jeff now 11-4 over-all and 62 in the JC- steering. A power front disc/rear drum 7r«Hl<: 144 Ml SUNN Willimantic and Eaat east side yard to 12 feet for Four days a week (every Berman, retired all five batters Courant League. Saturday * Hampton and The Hart­ other weekend.) Rachel Road brake system. A TorqueFllte automatic m m tw m purpose of erecting carport — faced. Dave White drove in the win­ transmission. Radial-ply tires. And Ooclge 145 Croft Drive — Rural area. 643-9284 before 1 p.m. MIDGET SOI TH wocim ; ^ . ( « a * S-ll (q ford Electric Light Com­ Ed Adams scored twice and Al ning run and Al Hutchinson added a ALUMNI JUNIOR deluxe wheel covers. T M S-IS (Q NN IN IN pany in New London and Residence Zone. IL N IM U l 7.N IN SPi m Mv UN in in DISHWASHER Full Time Jezouit once in a 3-1 win by the Wings two-run homer in the big frame. Standings: Krause Florist 9-0, U l L N s B m , to IN IjMln IN IN Hartford. Item 3 No. 569 Days. Permanent position. warTMtosto LN INC SMI I M M In, k* IN Hutchinson had three hits for the 9-1 Credit Union 7-2, Moriarty Fuel 62, CMAstiia eewwuTiew over the Spartans. Doug Marshall TlKlUl M M IN Mi SUN TNcllN THE CONNECTICUT Nicholas R. & Phyllis Apply to Tacorral, 2W Broad scorzd for the losers. Merchants. Liggett’s 6-4, Army & Navy 5-4, State M M N SiM SIlN Jackston — Appeal from the Street. RN'S - LPN'S m m in mi UNN M M lU Ml SUN LIGHT AND Bob Walter hurled a two-hitter as Bank 2-7, Moriarty Juniors 2-8, Mari- SIINII IrilM 74-3 Ml StIHN "stop work order” of the Don Gaston, Dave Coverse, Tad 1-11(11 IrilM S-I4 pM SIIUN POWER COMPANY Manchester Crispino’s blanked Mads 610. sue S-ll (I) Inic TMn C m (q Chief Building Inspector ALUMINUM STORM Window All shifts. Part time or full Gembala, Brian Feshler and Steven 2 Snrai Stnin 2IN IN LN • J - i j I UN Mi IN THE HARTFORD Comnany needs help to sell, M arlborough, 7-0, Saturday at Ifm linO N LN 2N IN-IMinm, IN IN iSjaJ'T- IN IN IN dated June 13,1977 concerning Michaud scored as the Stingers Mike Falkowski pitched a six- 7 l n l M * ImMilM IN IN ELECTRIC LIGHT install and repair windows in time. Pleasant working con­ LN I Nn Mmi in IfrMinniN IN construction activity at 72 blanked the Apollos, 5-0. Moriarty Field. Wayne Parker and hitter and stroked two hits in leading 7MII4I INcllN COMPANY Manchester area. Full or part M M 2U Ml SUN INcNN Maple Street — Business Zone time. Telephone 1-223-4460 Standings: Oceaneers 61, Stings 7- Steve Crispino each had two hits for Liggett’s Parkade to a 164 win over tM lM Ml SIN M M IM pM SUN BY NORTHEAST ditions. Benefits. Apply in the 63 locals. IiMi: 24-7 Ml »n7l ,M M IM Ml SNN MMlMpiUlUN II. before 8:30 a.m. 1, Wings 7-2, Matadors 6-4, Comets 6 winless Mari-Mads Saturday mor­ Mk NM IIIMI SINN 7i«M 144 pM SINN IriMc 144 pM sun UTILITIES Chorches Motors, Inc. SnM S-II (q Information pertaining to 4, Sounders 3-5-1, Apollos 2-5-1, DnM S-ll iq SERVICE COMPANY, WAITRESS p a r t 'T ime person. Vernon ning at Cheney Tech. Liggett’s LN IN IN Ul i-n above may be obtained in the Astros 2-61, Spartans 2-7, RockeU 6 JUNIOR LEGION scored nine runs in the seventh inning IN IN ! ^ ^ IN IN LN THEIR AGENT Planning Office, nights. Permanent position. 7-1. Manchester’s Junior Legion team 80 Oakland Street Ml IN IN Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad Manor. Call Mon- on three hits and nine walks. Scott tllN isteasiM SIN “!s IB niU k IN 010-7 All persons Interested may at­ swept a doubleheader Saturday from IknllN S&eet. Holmes had three hits, Tfm Manchester, Conn. M M Nl Ml S12N M M 112 Ml SUN tend these hearings. M M HI Ml tllM m m 112 Ml SNN kkWe lU pM IIIN d a y through Ellington, 14-6 and 4-3, at Eagle 7i«M 144 pM SUN M M lUpM UIN ZONING BOARD OF Field. McCarthy, Don Sumislaski and Ron 7t«M 1-2-1 Ml SINN liMc M4 pM SHIN GENERAL OFFICE Clerk for NnkMiai DM S-ll (q APPEALS small office. Diversified and JUNIOR E AS I Piedmonte two apiece for the irvMMaU IMMc IiM te n (7) Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. In the opener, Manchester UN IN IN ISnMnMwt IN IN IN S MM Ml.lM UN IN IN Paul J. Rossetto, Interesting position. Standings: Diplomats 7-2, Raiders winners. Shawn Grady, Jim Florence IM M liN I Mnnn IN IN 1977 can be a big year exploded for seven runs in the fourth INm M ) 2N 2NMk IN IIMnMAkn IN IN Secretary Knowledge of bookkeeping, 6-2, Yankees 6-4, Cyclones 4-4, and Joe Chetalat each had a pair of ^ TMllN lU M aN M IN lor youl Tell our filing, typing and shorthand Mr. Bergin inning after trailing 5-0. Mike Pinkin INC SIN TNcMN Dated this 11th day of July, Racers 2-7, Earthquakes 1-7. blows for Mari-Mads with Algx kMIMpMULN M M Ul Ml SUN readers about your helpful. Please contact, Fran had three hits, Dave Parks two and .w m u im s u n M m im mi S2I.H tekk HI Ml INN s e rv ic e w ith a 1977. Britnell playing well defensively. IrtlM L14 Ml IMia te riM SAAlMI liniN Banning, for appointment, 871-0385 liMc M-I Ml SINN Classified ad. 012-7 643-2738. PAOK S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., July 11, 1977

NomM fo r Sola Halp Wantad 13 HomM fo r S ilo 2S Resort Property 27 Hornu for Safe 33 Hornet fo r Sale 33 LEGAL SECRETARY Full COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg EAST HARTFOM) National Weather Forecast COVENTRY U K E - 200 feet or part time Experienced Farm, with three story bam, For the economy minded. from beach. Two bedroom, fior A &OoD preferred. Call 643-7779. Butler-type building. Power Small Ranch. Could use winterized summer cottage. SUGGESTIONS plant, and other out buildings, between 9 and 5 redecorating. Make an I d 00 1000 $15,900. 8581665. Iilft* _ c a l l 5 A V lN fi plus Three Lovelv Homes. N r> 7 ♦ Offers invited. B. W Realty. offer. $32,500. UATTLt V Buthiau Opportunity 14 Rm I Esiat* W in tid 38 If. raalt , g u T 647-1419 HOMESOKERS REALTY D A N REALE MIS SMALL ENGINE Service 646-4353 S u f M l ^ I N O DUPLEX 6-3, Fireplace, ALL CASH For your property, He’ll Hang Up Corporation expanding dealer d within 24 hours. Avoid Rm network No experience carpeting, aluminum storms,stor 2 furnaces, trees, $445 income. NEW LISTING - Two family, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes X T liiM K necessarv' Complete training two car garage, plus manv Corporation, 648-0131. program $500 investment $39,500 Hutchins Agency, 646- SHE 3166 extras. Asking $42,900. Call I Sign for you Y O uR j o g required to start your own now, Paul J. Correnti Real SELLING your house? Call us business Ideal lor retired or BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Estate. 643-5363. first and we'll make you a part time Details on request. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 Mr Barker ESCAA Field intersection. Large seven L J U im i room home, large lot. $55,000. EAST HARTFORD - Realtor. 843-1577. 178 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CT. Training Division Box 619. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Manchester line. Six room Wading River, New York picture book Ranch. Brick IMMEDIATE Cash for your fice. Ground level, central Auloa fo r S a il 11792. location, professional MANCHESTER - Newer 6 front, fireplace, custom property. Let us explain our fair proposal. Call Mr. building, parking and utilities. Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 kitchen, garage. Low $40's. Artfe/es fbr Safe 41 Dogg-BIrdl-Piti V..y)5U/ARe V E R / 'you SHOULD NOT 1972 FORD Gran Torino $500 PER Thousand stulling Hayes Corp. 648-0131. Belflore, M7-1413. 43 Call 649-m . Wagon with air. Fine running envelops. Free supplies, half baths. Fireplace, ‘ IF -y C a W E R E ©UfiCEFTlBUe CXDNTBViPLATE aluminum siding, appliances, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - FREE PUPPY to good home. R 3 R N O N TOaUB-FREBZINSt A C A R E E R A ® A N condition. $140. Call 646-703 Rush 25c and s t a m ^ ad­ ,;s . MAY WE BUY your home? PROFESSIONAL Office - All or 6496850. carpeting and more. $43,900. VERNON - Just getting Good condition. Good for Mixed German Shepard. Four n^l«R^TE... E©(CIAAO. * dressed envelopeope to Eastern started? Call us about this 8 e iW tA T M t aOTOCAlT • Quick, fair, all cash and no TBWPBRATURES. facilities. Excellent location. Opportunities, J3 Cornell Cir- B lanchard Si Rossetto, plating, or welding. Call 649- months old. 6 ^ 1 1 0 . Realtors. 646-2482. room home priced at $20,500. problems. Call Warren E. ^ from noon til 6:00 p.m. Good projection. Reasonable 1973 DUSTER cle, Eaast Hartford, Conn. Howland, Realtors, 6481108. rent. 351 Center Street. 649- B/W Realty, 647-1419. For period ending 7 a m , Tuesday, July 12, During Mon­ DOG-CAT BOARDING standard. Hii h mileage, 06106 160, 649-3549. excellent condi $30,900. SIX Room Cape. day night, showers and thundershowers may be found over DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32 bathlng/grooming. Obedience ;ion. 843-r PORTLAND - Great six room. before 2:0. Slfuitlon Wintid 15 Heatolator fireplace, enclosed parts of the northern Rockies. New Mexico, Lakes region. Houiihold Qoodi 40 plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed protection classes. Complete porch, large lot. Good buy. Yard, extra bath, children I lorida and north Atlantic states. Elsewhere, generally fair sand and stone. 643-9^. modern facilities. Canine TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1674. 0,- eat. $250. Home Locaters. 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n CHILD CARE in licensed Hutchins Agency 646-3166, weather should prevail. Minimum readings include: (ap­ REFRIGERATORS Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon OFFICE SPACE 0 0 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Feee $35. 522-4600. JAFFO POOL TABLE - Wagon - Running condition. home 7 - 6 daily, three meals, proximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta Washers, ranges, used, Road, Manchester. For reser­ car. Asking $250. 646490. MANCHESTER - Just listed. guaranteed and clean. New Professional. $300. or best FOR RENT $150 or best offer. Call after 6, laundry outings and overtime — SOUTH WINDSOS— 70 ( 87), Boston 64 (81), Chicago 70 ( 90), Cleveland 68 ( 86) vations please call 646-5971. 643650. services Manchester Deb­ Seven room Ranch. Three shipment damaged, GE and offer. Good condition, needs 7-11 250 iquare feet, cen ter of PONTIAC LEMANS 1976. New to market. Split level Three Dallas 78 ( 97). Denver 56 ( 90), Duluth 56 ( 74), Houston 73 to bbe recovered. Call 569- Mandiester, air conditioning and P.S., P.B. Only 24,00 miles. bie. 643-1790 bedrooms, family room, two Frigldalre. Low prices. B. D. FREE - 5 kIttOns. Litter train. parking. Call 543-9551. baths, garage. Bowers School. bedrooms, laundry room. Uviitj; (95), Jacksonville 73 ( 92), Kansas City 68 ( 87), Los Angeles 3217. e Ut FW ai 1970 CHALLENGER - Reasonably priced. 525-900 room it dmmg room combitution. Pearl and Son, 649 Main Please call 646-2059. Many extras. Mid $40’s. Hayes 60 ( 76), Little Rock 75 ( 96), Miami 76 ( 88), New Orleans 74 Street, 643-2171. Automatic 6 cylinder, new before 3 p.m. 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury - TWO HIGH School bovs will rec room and family room, largx' snow tires, Mag wheels, 4 Corporation, 648A)131. lot in a convenient area of town (91). New York 68 ( 80), Phoenix 79 (103), San Francisco 51 SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- Excellent condition. Asking do lawn work and odd jobs Boali-AccMsorfu extra rims. Call alter 6, 649- Have pick up 649-1826 or 649- Hurrv H3.900 (72), Seattle 51 (68), St. Louis 71 (93). Washington 74 ( 88). MOVING. SELLING ditloner, 14,0000 BTU. 45 Apartmanta for Rant 53 Apartmanta for Rant Homaa lor Rant 190 VW Squareback. Four $60. Call 643-940, anytime. MANCHESTER - New lisUng! EVERYTHING! - Some Excellent condition, $190. Call ...... 420. $100. new tires, engine runs great, 6506 HOMESEEKERS REALTY 14 1/2 FOOT MFG - 40 HP •••••••••••••••••••••••••• In Rolling Park E states. things free if moved. Washing 6336113 after 6 p.m. Needlework m m & s a m MANCHESTER - Second SIX ROOM CAPE - Qose to Raiort Proparty needs body work. $50. ^11 JULY SPECIAL - Red 1974 Seven room Cape, garage, m arine. Television, and Johnson Motor. New lower fo r Rant 190 FORD Mustang Converti­ after 5, 643-280. Gran Torino Ford. Automatic, floor, 5 rooms. Adults only. No shopping, bus, schools. $30 ble - Needs tune up. $50. Call fireplace, carpeting, gorgeous chairs. 643-5908. wgarage sale - Moving. Must unit generator. Starcraft pets. CCall anytime 563460. monthly. Security and power steering, power brakes, [I EDUCATION Trailer. Very good condition. 643-400, after 5:00 p.m. trera lot near schools and MANCHESTER - Large 65 sell air 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ |l w ■ O P references required. Mr. COVENTRY LAKE - Four 190 PONTIAC Tempest - air. Excellent condition. N om u fo r S a il 23 Homaa for Sola Many extras. $1200 firm. 508- recreaUon. $44,900. 6185334. Duplex, with country kitchen, ELECTROLUX VACUUM - day through Saturday. 66 FOUR ROOMS Second floor. Bissell, Philbrlck Agency, 646- bedroom lakefront cottage. Needs some work. $20. Ask $260. 6496613. attic space, 2 car garage, With power nozzle. In good Valley Street. 646-3416. 4403, after 5. NEED CAR? Credit bad? for Mike, 646-2191. P rlv iti fnatructfonna 18 Stove, refrigerator. Adults 420. A unst 6th through 13, A upst Bankrupt? Repossessed? MANCHESTER - SU Room fenced yard. Near school, condition. Call 875-9190. ILOOKINB prefered. 64^9428. 27tn through September 3rd. 1876 HORNET • 4 door. FOR SALE - 120 Bass Accor­ 8 FOOT SAILING Dinghy - S We offer the Urgeet variety ofg Honest Douglas accepts M USTANG Cape. Good condition. Low busline, shopping. Excellent ® attractive apartment! aodS $10 weekly. 742-015,6466882. Automatic, power steering, REMEDIAL READING and dion with music stand. $150. Fiberglass hull, aluminum lowest down, smallest automatic. Very good condi­ math: individualized work taxes. Low heating cost. Good condition. $47,900. Owner. 872- Let US suggest a fair market WE BUY AND Sell Furniture. 0 townhoutes in Manchester. P air, 2 new snows. $360 or best starter home. I^rge yard. 9870. Cash on the line. One piece or Good condition. 6466416. mast, nylon sail. Good condi­ jtti Rental office open dally W5.g payments. Douglas Motors, tion. $180. Call 646-350, offer. 289-790. program. llst-8th grade) by tion. 647-1306 after 5:30. m weekends, 11-3. 345 Main. 646660. Master's degree teacher. 568- Owner, $34,500. Offers invited. price for your property an entire houseful. 6466432. NEEDLEWORK Aulot fo r S a il 51 Autoa for Safa 51 Autoa for Sail 51 6488166. MANCHESTER - Owner Furniture Barn, 345 Main 1972 LINCOLN Continental - 8075. TAG SALE ITEMS - One low EVENRUDE Outboard 1 DimUTO I relocating. Year old six room (no obligation) Street beside Douglas Motors. price takes all. Plus woodbur­ /ndudes Two Door hardtop. 55,90 Colonial in excellent condi­ Motor. 35 horsepower, elec­ 24-page miles. $280. 649-207. ning cooking stove. Call 649- tric start. Excellent condi­ I DITERPIIISES I □ REAL ESTATE MancltMter tion. Large rooms, bath and A/hSeeson 1./2, all appliances, wood deck □ MISC. FOR SALE tion. $125 . 6466709. 1 646-1021 1 1973 CHEVY Vega Hatchback fOHN F. SHANNONI GIFT Book CUSTOM BUILT overlooks iar^e prd, es­ i w s i f - Very good condition. $956. H o m it fo r Safa 23 Building Suppllaa 43 Qardan Product! 47 We have one building lot tablished neighborhood, Articlaa lor Sola 41 Call 646-1844. remaining on Pilgrim Lane priced right. Call United Real­ REALTOR MANCHESTER Newly NATURAL STONE for TERRYVILLE - BeautUful (off Porter Street) for a ty, 646-5016. ALUMINUM sheets used as MULCH HAY - $1.50 per bale ONE OWNER - 190 Pontiac listed. Offered bIV owner. lUbj 568-5660 MLS retaining walls, veneers, at farm, Vernon. 875-7308. Will five room. Heat paid, children Tempest. 64,60 miles. Good Eight room Ranch wall-to- custom built home by printing plates, .007 thick, patios, etc. Pick up by the and pets accepted. $00. Home 1977 FORD RENTAL CARS deliver, minimum 10 bales. Orlando Annulli. Please SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine Ux32”, 25 cents each or 5 for condition $ ^ . Call 643-920 wall carpeting, paneled fami­ room Custom Ranch. Two pound or delivery by the ton. Locaters. Fee $0. 522-460. evenings, 236-2967 days. ly room, fireplace, 2 baths, call for details. $1. Phone 643-2711. baths, cast iron baseboard Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, walk-up attic, treed lot, 6496163. MANCHESTER - Larae four Make Your WARREN E. heat, central air conditioning, Truck! lor Sala 62 enclosed yard, attached gar­ UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub STOP AT THE room, heat paid, yard. $10. age, assumable mortgage - 3 1/2 garages, $54,900. Hayes MANCHESTER New listing Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, HOWLAND Corp. 6460131. Doga-BIrdi-Pata 43 CORN CRIB Call now. Home Locaters. Fee 1973 GMC 1/2 Ton Pickup - low interest rate, and more. Bualnaaa Proparty 26 Brownies, nurses. East On luckUnd Ro*d $0. 522460. Best Deal Power steerlng/brakes. Mid $40's. 648-1038 or 646-4875. RMitor* 643-1108 Cape, on’L' heavily treed comer Catholic School. 649-1225. PUREBRED GERMAN We are open for the season. 10 to 8 MANCHESTER 2-3 lot, in desirable Bowers PACKAGE STORE - Andover. Fresh com and vegetables picked Heavy duty equipment —* Shepard puppies. Eight weeks WILUMANTIC - Four room, throughout. V-8, standard WILUNGTON - By owner. Bedroom Cape. Fireplace, School area. Wall to wall Growing suburban area. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, daily. Pick your own remodeled kitchen, inground old. No papers, no shots. $25 appliances, yard. $10. Home NOW! shift, runs good. May be seen carpeting, fireplace, garage, Phone 742-8616 after 3 p.m. processed gravel, stone, sand Colonial, eight rooms, four each. Call 6496045. Locaters. Fee $0. 522460. daily in Manchester. (Jail 455- bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. One MANCHESTER - Ranch. pool, city utilities, excellent aluminum siding. Beautifully and fill. For delivery call condition. $39,900. Hayes 9373 evenings. acre. $41,500. 487-0688. Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, decorated inside, and George H. Grilling, Andover, ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, Corp. 6460131. landscaped outside. $4()s. Call Articlaa tor Sail 41 AnUquaa 45 small down payment. Good in­ 742-706. Artfcfoi for Bala appliances included, kid’s Uotorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 54 EAST HARTFORD - Burnside terest rate. Owner will 6495017. BY OWNER - Immaculate WANTED Antique furniture, O.K. $10. Don’t delay. Home Avenue. Commercial proper­ assume mortgage. 25 years Locaters. Fee $0. 50460. seven room aluminum sided MANCHESTER - Plymouth glass, pewter, oil |»intings, or TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville ty. Six Room Colonial. Only payment. Call anytime, 649- 77 FORD MAVERICK 77 FORD MAVERICK 77 FORD GRANADA 70, 860 miles, oil cooler and ^,900. Pasek Realtors. 289- Cape. Wall-to-wall carpeting, Lane. Immaculate seven other antique items. R. fireplace, rec room, low Harrison, 6436709. MANCHESTER - Large three ■roan, % ezilndtr, R*d, t ozllndtr 4 Door. Whito, V-B. rack. $1,70. 269-4642. 7475. room Garrison. Fireplaced • ulenallo, peaar ■ utomotio, powor heatmg, 1/2 acre. $43,500. 643- bedrooms, first floor, garage, • utomatio, power living room, new kitchen, 1 k id 's g re a t. $255. Home stoortngi powor P f k t , 1695. 1/2 baths, family room, etc. WANTED - Old toys, post ttaarhip, radio. tJntod alaos, air eon* 2071 Locaters. Fee $0. 522460. SAVE SAVE dWonlno, AM radio. SAVE cards, steins, stringed in­ Business Opportunity 14 Butinaaa Opportunity 14 Dead end street. Call owner WILD ROSCNILA ★ ★ 649-1677. No agenU. $53,900. struments, ppaintings, fur­ ManchMtor THREE AND HaU Rooms • HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 niture, clocks, advertising No. 2071 . . . The Wild FX-120 - Built by factory items, outi ight purchase, con­ Flower Quilt . . . is only . Second floor, stove, KODAK DISTRIBUTOR Polaroid NEW HOMES MANCHESTER - Four ' refrigerator, heat, hot water. engineer. Branch heads, bedroom Contemporary signments. 644-8962. one of the dozens of Barnett clutch, aluminum EVEREADY W.ANTED KEYSTONE WMtwood Soctlon II Needlework patterns you Big yard. Garage. Front Ranches, Capes. Colonials. Ranch. Fireplaced family porch. Nice neighborhood. rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ WESTINQHOUSE HOLSON ALBUMS room adjoining kitchen, 2 1/2 WANTED - Hummels, Qocks, will find in the 1977 AL- bWrk. 73 CHEVY MAUBU $2095 74 FORD GRAN TORINO $3095 Raised Ranches, Dutches. BUM. The 1977 Album is Stores and busslines near by. 2 Door, brown with tan vinyl top, buretor, balanced blue printed Individual. Maia or Female, needed full or part>tlme to distribute baths, 2 car attached garage. Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ Now starting on high treed $2.00 a copy. No pets. Ideal for school automatic, power steering. Blue, V-8, automatic, PS, PB, air, stereo motor and transmission. 646- world famous Kodak film and other photo products through Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorn, tings, Dolls, Stringed 7732. lots. Call now to see our Instrum ents. 646-2690 No. 2071 has transfer teacher, or young married radio, vinyl top. company established locations. Make this your year for In­ 646-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., for 12 motifs; complete plans. (anytime). couple. Security required. dependence. $4995.00 investment. Guaranteed 12 month Manchester Office, 647-9139. quilt directions. $195 monthy. Call M9-7812. ★ ★ merchandise repurchase agreement Pricod Irani $59,900 to Equal Housing Opportunity. TO ORBER, tn d 79« for osch Bit- 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter tors, phis 25< lor poitsfo and 73 PMTO WAGON $2495 CALL Mr. Martin (ToN Free) 1-S00-S4S-1200er Collect At14-22t-17S1 $84,900. FIVE ROOM Heated Apart­ 75 CHEV. MONTE CARLO $4495 Monday to Friday, 9 ajn. to B p.m.-8aL 9 sjn. to 1 pjn.B.8.T. Lota-Land tor Sola 24 Tires - In good condition, and hMdllof. > a ndau, silver with red vinyl top, low Red, Squire option, automatic, air con­ HONDA - CB 296T - 1975, reasonably priced. Call 643- ANNE CABOT x ment. Security required. ditioning. Of Write FIRESTONE PHOTO CO., ManehMttr Evening Herald mileage, stereo, swivel seats. excellent condition, many 4739. Inquire at 77 Oak Street, extras. Exceptionally good FIRESTONE BUILDINQ - SINCE 1948 MERRinr Agency BUILDING LOT For Sale - 11M Ave. of Amerlcee Manchester. Henry Street. Near schools. New York, N.Y. 10030 performance since purclused E 162 N. 3rd SL, Columbu*, Ohio 43215 646 No brokers. Call 646-4528. Briot Nm o . Addrois vitJi ZIP new. $50. Call 646-046 after CODE osd Stylo Newbor. COVENTRY - Three room 75 FORD MAVEHCK $2595 4 :0 p.m. □ RENTALS AUO THESE BOORS AT $1JS EACH. furnished apartment on large 6 cylinder, 3 speed, radio. 72 FORD LTD $1995 No. Q-IIB-BLUE lIBBON QUILTS. property overlooking lake. Brown. V-8, automatic, power steering, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Coottlsi lUtOOB lovoly QOilts. $175 m onthly. S ecu rity power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl flooma for Rant 52 No. 0-117 ~ QUILTS ON PARADE. deposit, lease and references MUON - Lowest Rates Available! Olroctioai for ilxtota pollti. 74 FORD RANGHEM $3395 roof, stereo radio. Immediate binding authority. No. B-tlB-QRANOMOTHER’S FLOW required. No children or pets. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ER QUILTS. II fuelMtlof paUts. 742-7949. Bronze. V-8, automatic, power steering, 0 LES & SERVKt, INC. Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ Room - Fully furnished. No. Q-11I-AMERICA'S FAVORITE power brakes, radio, low, LOW surance Agency, 643-110. Stove, refrigerator. Linens AFGHANS. A booutifol siltcUoi. MILEAQEI No. Q-120>MARE A GIFT. Muy TH R EE BEDROOMS - 5 1966 HARLEY Davison - provided. 01 Main Street, 649- fttU for fritodi ind fssilty. room Duplex. Available Panhead dresser. Low August 1st. References and T o u r FORD security. Write Box E, c/o mileage, $160 firm. 527-960. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ Manchester Herald. nished rooms. Kitchen 1976 3 0 HONDA. $30 firm. TRUCK Call 569-017. privileges, centrally located, Apartmanta for Rant 53 CHARLES APARTMENTS - FORD parking, men or women. Deluxe 4 1/2 room Townhouse 1979 TRIUMPH Bonneville - Satyleaa Olfarad Deposit. Call 649-230. -1 1 /2 battui, all appliances, 2 CENTER 31 Sarvicaa Ottarad 31 Bdllding-Contraeting 33 Building-Contracting 33 VILLAGER APTS. air conditioners. CamtM. 60. Bored 46 over, new crank, Csipetlog, full basement, IMi tile rods, bearings, valves, $22 PER WEEK Centrally batos, appliances, heal, patio, air Heat and hot water. I%tios. CAM TREE Service - Free es­ WINDOW CLEANING - retainers, guides. 1,60 miles timates, discount senior WES ROBBINS carpentry CARPENTRY - Repairs, located. 146 Center Street. condiUooer, no pels, adults. Soundproofing Washer/dryer Commercial St Residential. Please call 6496013. DILLON since new motor. $1,60. Call citizens. Company remodeling specialist. Ad­ remodeling, additions, gar­ CHARUS hook up. Storage. Basement Full insured. Free estimates. SALES & SERVICEp INC. 643-170, or 289-9046. Can be Manchester owned and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ages, roofing. Call David liSPERANCE garage. Some available with FORD Cali Quality Maintenance In­ built-ins, bathrooms, CENTRAL LOCATION - fireplaces, and 2 car garages. seen at Five Star Choppers, operated. Call 646-1327. Patria, 644-1796. 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 315 Main St., Manchester 162 Burnside Avenuee, ^ s t corporated, 646-8845. kitchens, 649-3446. Kitchen privileges. Free 640-7620 From $20 to $30. 6464M0, TRUCKS Hartford. CLUTTERED ATTICS Si parking. Security deposit. 646-1540. Cellars? Will haul unwanted ALUMINUM Siding does need CUSTOM CARPENTRY - References require. Appoint­ Rooling-Siding-Chimnay 34 1973 YAMAHA 60. Excellent items for you reasonably. Call cleaning. Free demonstration Hoines, Additions, Repairs, ment, 64?2693, after 5. ATTRACTIVE Three room and estimate. 0 K Cleaning Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Apartment - Stove, Autos fo r S a il 61 condition. Low mileage. $90. 649-1616, or 5660322, for free 649-9343. estimates. Service, Coventry, Conn. 74? 345-2009. BIDWELL Home Improve­ MANCHESTER - Clean fur­ refrigerator, heat, electricity, 6733. ment Co. Expert installation nished room near bus, references. No pets. $10.6^ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - of aluminum siding, gutters parking Responsible working 3167, 228-3546. Campara-Trallara AMBITIOUS students willing Cart Used Cars Mobil! Homaa 65 to do yard work and odd jobs. COMPLETE LAWN new homes custom built, and trims. Roofing installa­ male. Blanchard St Rossetto, Maintenance - Lawns, $5 and remodeled, additions, rec tion and repairs. 6496495, 875- Inc. 046-2482. MANCHESTER - Main WWW SCRANTON MOTORS WWW Pleease call 649-2^. 7 7 0 1 1 1 6 t U f A U ------18' CAMPER trailer - single ^^H edges, $10 and up. 647- rooms, garages, kitchens 9109. Street. Two room V-S, •utomtUc, PS, PB, 2,000 mllM. 76 CUTLASS SUPREME remodeled, bath tile, cement ONE AND 1/2 furnished 2-Door Hardtop,. )M, automatic. PS, PB. AIR, axle, excellent condition. HIGH ACRES Lawn Care - Apartments, Heated, hot vinyl roof, wMlawallradlalt. $ 4 0 0 5 work. Steps, dormers. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, rooms. Parking, no pets. $32 water, appliances, parking, no $ 5 5 9 5 Eleven years old. $1,50. Call Landscaping, mowing, trim­ 742-00. ming, power edging, trucking. Palntlng-Paparlng 32 Residential or commercial. roofing, storm windows, aw­ weekly. Call 649-5729. pets. Security. 523-7647. 77 CUTLASS SUPSEME “FULL HOUSE” SALE Call 5664396. Call 6494291. nings. Quality workmanship, Coups, V>8, automatic, P8, PB, air, landau roof, 79 CHEV. CAMARO PAINTING - interior and free estimates. Fully insured. . Apartmanta for Rant 53 TWO FAMLIY - 5 rooms 2 mag wheals, rear defogger, low mllaaage. V-6, auto., PB, PB, air, radial tires, bucket eeata, ARE YOU SELLING your mobile home? Buyers, BRICK, BLOCK, Stone exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 872-9187, 649-3417. bedrooms. $259 monthly. excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con­ WE HAVE customers waiting References required. Mr. waiting. Please call Plaza Fireplaces, concrete. 76 GRAND PRIX Homes, Broker. 1-8284)30. Chimney repairs. No job too Free estimates. Fully in­ tracting. Residential and SPECIALIZING cleaning and for the rental of your apart­ Bissell, Philbrlck Agency, 648- repairing chimneys, roofs, 79 SEDAN DEVILLE®®* small. Save. Call 844-8356 for sured. Martin Mattson, 64^ commercial. Whether it be a ment or home. J.D. Real 420. AH Cadillac equlpmant Including AIFL leather In­ estimates. 4431. small repair job, a custom new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Estate Associates, Inc. 646- $539B terior, vinyl roof. built home or anything in Years Experience. Howley, THREE FAMILY Tag Sale - 190. FOUR LARGE Rooms, se­ 643-5361. 7 8 CUSTOM omm EXPERT TREE Removal - QUALITY PAINTING and between, call 646-1379. 1,000 items. Old pitcher and cond floor. Heat, hot water, station Wagon, V-S, automaSo, PS, PB, air, 74 PINTO WAGON Free estimates. Insured. Paper Hanging by Willis bowl, carnival, oil lamp and LOOKING for anything in real appliances, carpeting In­ powor windowa, powar aaata, tilt wliaal. 4 cylinder. 4 speed, low mileage. S 1 7 8 S OK, W e'll make Working Manchester area for Schultz, foully insured, FOR ALL your Dry Wall ROOFER WILL Install roof furniture. June 25th, rain date estate rental - apartments, cluded. Lease and security. over eight years. Reasonable. references. 6494^3. needs - Orobiak Dry Wall siding or gutters for low dis­ 26th. 10 to 3. 44 Warren homes, multiple dweellings, No children. $20. Available 73 eUlCK REGAL the first move! Company, 675 Center Street, count price, (jail Ken at 647- Avenue, Vernon, (off Tunnel WONDERFUL! no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate on or before July 15th. U3- 79 MONTE CARLO V-6. automatic, PS, PB, air, divided front seal, Cali, All-State Tree Expert Landau. V-6, auto., PB. PB, air, AM/FM stereo Co., 742-6591. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Manchester. Call 6466882. 1566. Road). Associates, Inc. 646-190. 9787. radio, tilt whtel, crulM control, power windows, vinyl roof. € 9 0 Q I I painted for $150-$200 by 36,000 miles. 7 3 FORD WAOON $500 OFF ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars scheduling now. Professional NEWTON SMITH ^ CENTRALLY LOCATED - THREE ROOMS, heat, V-6, automatic tranamlaalon, power steering, and attics. Moving large considers any job. 28^9287 Remodeling, Repairing. Rec Is the way Marie Wolfe, of 50 Warren Avenue, Vernon, Three room heated apart­ utilities, appliances Included. power brakes, air conditioning. any home In stockl evenings or weekends,:K( Don. rooms. No job too small. 649- ment. Second floor. Security. Security deposit and 75 COUPE SEVILLE Over SO homae to appliances, also stone or loam Haating-Plumbing 35 All Csdillac equipment Including AIR. B p e ^ $ 2 0 0 8 delilivered. ------^ 1 7 7 5 ------glPAPER“PERT HANGING------11 Expert. 3144. Conn, describes the response to her Tag Sale Ad, which Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. references required. No pets. chooaa fromi All pricad pan our average paper'. In SEWERLINES, sink lines, ran in The Herald Classified Section June 23rd. and $275 monthly. Call 646690 $ 5 0 9 5 73 OLDS DELTA 88 to aoll from $3,995. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix average room, $30 Mr. CARPENTRY, Custom cleaned with electric cutters, THREE R(X)M Apartment - after 5 p.m. Floyal, 4 Door, V-6, auto., PB. PB, completely Richman, 646-3884. 24th. Approximately 100 or more people showed upl Heat, hot water, appliances, 74 ELDORADO COUR^ EXAMPLE: reconditioned, a/c, new Uree. {2 to chooee froi^. Tradoa wolcomo. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Houses - Addditions, garages, by professionals. McKinney Loaded with ail Cadillac equipment Air corh need for expensive rec- roofing and siding, kitchens, Bros. Sewage Disposal air conditioning. Storage AUGUST 1st Occupancy. Six dltlonlng, leather Interior, tilt wheel, stereo. (2 to You can turn your covering. 568-5878. bathrooms, and repair work Oommpany, 643-5308. area, laundry facilities, gar­ spacious rooms, first floor, chooee from) S B B P B Now it ’s Your "don't needs” Into cash age. Security deposit. No pets. 72 CHEVY MALIBU®*®* oof all kinds. Call Itobert Jar­ She also gives special praise to her paperboy, Jim Gottler of bWiutiful yard, garage, two Now 1977 V-6. auto.. PS. PB, vinyl roof, excellent condition. REWEAVING burns, holes. fast with a Classified vis for estimate, 6436712. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Warren Avenue, Vernon. $215. 643-4m, 646-720. children, no pets. Heat extra. 74 CADILLAC Z lu S l Move! Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ad. repairs, plugged drains, $20. 643-201. a^I Cadillac equlpmant Including a/o, OLDO DELTA 88 Window shades, Venetian CARPENTRY & Masonry - kitchen faucets replaced, FOUR ROOM Apartment, leather Interior, tilt whe«. orulee oontr^ stereo. SALE 72 OLDS 88 ® j^ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. J.P. LEWIS St SON - Interior Additions and remodeling. repaired. Rec rooms, Shouldn’t You Be Putting Your Tag Sale Ad Available A unst 1st. Heat, BEAT THE COMMUTE! Town Sedan PRICE V-0, autom a^, PB. PB Marlow's, W7 Main St. 649- and Exterior Painting, Free estimates. Call Anthony bathroom remodeling, heat hot water, appliances, laundry Cromwell area's most PUZO 5221. Paperhanging, and Squillacote, 6496811. modernization, etc. Free Where It W ill Do You The Most Good? facilities, storage area, gar­ prestigious and luxurious 74 CHEVY CAPRICE®*® stock ||I4166. Tinted glass, door mats, air 70 CUTLASS SUPREME 2 Door Hardtop. 6. automatic, power eteering. remodeling. Fully insured. Estimate gladly given. M ScM age. Security deposit. Uase. studios. One, two and three cond., remote control mirror, cruise con­ 649-9658. power brakes, air conditioning, bucket eeata, low HOMES INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Sell your extras with a Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Adults. No pets. 643-4884, bedroom apartments from trol, whitewall radial tires, AM/FM stereo, 646-720. ' $10 to $20 per month. Call $ 2 8 0 0 1348 WlltNir Croat Painting - Insured. Good fast-action Classified IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE bodyside moldings, reading lamp, con­ “ $ 1 8 0 8 today, 632-1366. Only 15 * 5 9 8 7 Highway, work. Reasonable rates. Free INFLATION FIGHTERS - adf PLUMBING and Heating - 73 PONTIAC LEMANS venience group. estimates. Call Ekl Dascanio, Save 20 to 50%! Quality Fast service. Reasonable MANGtESTER EVENING HERALD... MANCHESTER - Four room, m inut^ to downtown Hart­ 4 Door, V-8, auto., PB. PB, air, vinyl roof, low Borlln Tpkt., 6496985. Interior-exterior. Painting. In­ EXPERTS - Stone work. Dry rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- heat paid, garage, appliances ford. mileage. Includet Frtlghl k Dealer Prep. Barlln, Conn. sured. Free estimates. Call wall, retaining walls, stone 6567. included. $225. Home 1-8214)389 CARPENTRY - All types of 643-1609, 74^9423. steps, ornamental work, CALL TODAY — PHONE 643-2711 Locaters. Fee $35. 522-460. ATTRACTIVELY Paneled 73 OLDS 08 '2305 carpentry; Remoiiellng, reasonable estimates. Let us four room apartment. Stove, 4 Door, Luxury Stdan, V-S, auto., PS, PB, a/o, alt SOUTH WINDSOR - Four refrigerator, references. No luxury aquipmant. Spaclal ttila wttk. Mr. Qoodwrench roofing, siding. No job too PAINTER NEEDS Work - beautify your home. Call alter Sarvicaa Wantad 38 Motors small. Free estimates. 644- Interior, Exterior Painting, 1 p.m., 643-9508 or 649-5635. pets. $10. 228-3546, 646-3167. says: 3079. Papering, by the hour or joB. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Aulomollva Sarvica 55 Residential, Commercial. CARPENTRY, Remodeling, attics, garages, yards MANCHESTER - Two family 71 LTD WAGON • MdimoMe • Pontiac •C adB ac ‘Uaa OanuliM ED’S LIGHT Trucking - Summer homes, apartments, v-8, auto., p 6, P8, alVr 01 W O Inc. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Additions ■ Roofing, siding, cleaned, moving trucking. - Second floor. Heat, electrici­ Cellars and attics cleaned. windows puttied. 20 years Herald MANCHESTER - Three and painting. No job too Loam for sale. Lawn service. ty and appliances Included. QM P artar sun specialists, factory Trees cut. Free estimates. experience! Will Travel, E. small. Free estimates. 644- No job too big or small - 566- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING bedrooms, yard for children, 6 4 8 -1 1 8 1 Rt. 83, Talcottville Ava., Vernan 072-0149 trained, one day service. 114 646-1943. $ ^ monthly. 643-2282, 644- Davis, 6496495. 3079. 8622. carpet, $20. Home Locaters. 88W. East Main Street. Rockville. Fee $35. 522-460. 871-1617. I'AC'iK KIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. July 11. 1977 chaplaincy service to the convalescent homes tn an inconsistency and lack of continuity. The Roman Catholic M ACC news attempt to meet the growing patient need at the hospital. chaplains found that due to increasing parish duties the The Council spent considerable effort in seeking grant provision of 20 hours a week of chaplaincy became in­ open monday ^ Hv Klaine Holi'oiiib and foundation money to support a full-time chaplain. creasingly difficult. For Not only were the efforts unavailing, but financial In 1976 Manchester Memorial Hospital insituted a macrame M \(!(! chuplaim’) progniin pressures brought them to the Board of Trustees of the Department of Pastoral Care. Rev. Ernest Harris, a .Home Delivery A great number of people have vs-orked over the years hospital asking for funds to maintain even the part-time Protestant clergyman, was chosen as full-time chaplain _ the art of tying | to provide chaplaincy services in Manchester. It was the chaplaincy. and head of this department. Phone 647-9946 result of a three-year study by the Manchester Council of In 1971, Manchester Memorial Hospital assumed two- MACC has been attempting since then to provide an . have the largest assortment;^ t'hurches that establish^ a chaplaincy program at thirds of the cost of hiring a clinically trained ecumenical chaplaincy to the hospital and also to begin of cable, Jute and nylon cords Manclivster Memorial Hospital in 1961. That part-time professional chaplain to work 20 hours a week at the again to extend similar services to local convalescent program was designed to provide support to patients with homes. all colors, at best prices! hospital. aUo: books, boadt, rings and t-pins no church affiliation and to out-of-town Protestants. The In 1973 the Council was replaced by an ecumenical con­ In the fall a position will be opened in the Archidiocese program was initially funded by the council as its spon­ ference of churches tMACC) including both Roman of Hartford for a Roman Catholic priest to serve as soring body Catholic and Protestant churches. At this time a 40 hour chaplain, part-time at Manchester Memorial Hospital, A February 1962 report on the chaplaincy program ecumenicai chaplaincy program was established. It in­ and part-time at Meadows Convalescent Home. This __ every Court cases records the chaplain dividing his time between the cluded a 20-hour paid Protestant chaplaincy student chaplaincy will be financed by MACC and area Roman Prosecutor plan hospital and four area convalescent homes. An attempt secured through the Hartford Hospital Clinical Training Catholic parishes. ^9 th e iwfQcia of moU Jtrttf A /fc/it was being made to augment his paid hours with a Program, and a 24-hour volunteer Roman Catholic In time, MACC hopes to stimulate full-time ecumenical S downtown momchester M Recent dispositions in Common t'haplain-of-the-Week service provided by local chaplaincy provided by two local priests. chaplaincy services not only to the hospital, but to local Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford in­ ministers. The situation showed deficiencies. The Protestant convalescent homes and Manchester Community College | clude: under scrutiny The next two vears saw the abandonment of the chaplain often stayed only one year leading to a certain as well. — MACC Chaplaincy Committee. • Richard P. Brown, 22, of 45 Magnolia Dr., East Hartford, third-degi^v criminal trespass, 15-day jail sentence^ suspended on condition he make repairs. in Connecticut • Michael Casale, 20, of Bloomfield, MCC fourth-degree larceny and criminal mis­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut headed by his office, with the power chief, both not prosecuted, and reckless is the only state in the union that to approve prosecutor appointments See our new driving, $60. requires judges to appoint made by the governor. calendar circular of • James Dowling Jr., 21, of 50 Landers prosecutors. Some state officials are SUMMER Rd., Manchester, possession of liquor in a He said he will ask Gov. Ella T. '■'r-r 7" *-:• '4»-’ savings... beginning to wonder if Connecticut Grasso this week to review the 13- ^ 46-’ town park, |15 with #5 remitted, Manchester Community starting now • Constance Fiuliano, 24, of 128 Cannon should be so unique. "strange system” that now exists. “ I College offers this calen­ thru Saturday, Rd., East Hartford, fourth-degree Various legislators and other high clearly believe that the administra­ dar of events in the interest state officials are suggesting that July 1 6 thl larceny, 30 days execution suspended. tion of criminal justice is an of the community All the • Leon Harris, 22, of Hartford, Connecticut look into the conven­ executive function,” Ajello said. .MCC-sponsored activities attempted larceny, #35. tional approach of vesting the power Senate Minority Leader Lewis listed below are open to the • David Kniss, 20, of 599 Brewer St,, of appointment in the executive Rome, R-Bloomfield, said he op­ public and many are free of Shirts, Shells, T’s East Hartford, third-degree criminal branch instead of the judicial branch. posed Gormley's reappointment, hut trespass changed to disorderly conduct, charge. For further infor­ Tunics, Tanks Much of the controversy over the he still favors the existing system. mation. call 646-2137. $25, prosecutor appointment system was Fashion Shorts • Kenneth Lafontaine, 22, of 9 Orchard “It (Gormley’s reappointment) is Monday, July 11 St., East Hartford, disorderly conduct. sparked recently when Chief State’s a good opportunity to review the en­ •Beginning Tennis for $100. Attorney Joseph T. Gormley was tire system,” he said. Women — 9:30-10:45 a m., • William J, Lucas Sr., 27, of Hartford, reappointed by Supreme Court “The present system seems to work Bidwell Street through ^S«oicna breach of peace, not prosecuted. Justice Charles House. very well,” he said. "But it’s not Motor OK Friday. • Thomas Mahoney, 32, of Rockville, Gormley has been criticized in the perfect and I think the question of •Basketball — Boys ages carrying a dangerous weapon reduced to past by some state officials and a whether we can come up with a 10-14. Nathan Hale School j/lobj! disorderly conduct, $50. special one-man grand jury for his better system is worth discussing.” through Friday, 9:30-noon. • -Jacqueline Walsh, 19, of Enfield, Beerfest took lot of planning handling of the Peter A. Reilly case Other lawmakers have said they •Basketball — Girls ages issuing bad check (three counts), not and other controversial issues. prosecuted. Members of Volunteer Hose Co. 3, East Hartford Fire Department, discuss final "battle are willing to examine ways the state 9-15, 1:00-3:30 p.m . H )W -3 0 Atty. Gen. Carl Ajello favors crea­ might improve its prosecutor ap­ • Reginald flenis, 32, of 88 Oakland St., plans” before the weekend’s successful beerfest at the Elks Pavilion on Roberts St. The tion of a state Department of Justice, Nathan Hale School Manchester, driving while his license pointment system. through Friday. two-day event drew a packed house Friday and Saturday, despite the weather, and scores MobiMOWSO Special was suspended, not prosecuted. •Intermediate Tennis General Electric • Robert E. McGinnis, 19, of 33 Park of kegs of beer were consumed. (Herald photo by Barlow) for Men and Women — 6- Soft White Bulbs St., Manchester, breach of peace, 15 7:15 p.m., through Friday. days, misuse of motorcycle license, $15, Bidweli St. V Our illegal passenger, $15. Charges not DAR chapter elects prosecuted were fourth-degree larceny, East Hartford bulletin board Tuesday, July 12 LIMIT, 6 QTS PER CUSTOMER Reg, Speaker — James Mapes 2 3 6 operating without a motorcycle license, Oil Pour Spout... 49* no face protection, speeding, failure to — Mentalist-Hypnotist, obey signal, and improper turn. Near-million surplus giving six per cent of his pay in his Karen Williams. James Noyes will Miss Lawlor regent MAUD. 8 p.m. • Santos Mele.ndez, 18, of 43 Hamilton Mayor Richard Blackstone said the name to a retirement fund. be leader for the 10-12 team, Cheryl W ednesday, July 13 16” x16” Rd., East Hartford, breach of peace, town ended the 1976-77 fiscal year Mallon for the 8-9 team and Carol assaulting a police officer, interfering B uruham ia treasurer The Martha Pitkin Wolcott Chapter H. Budill as treasurer, Miss Norine Movie — "Murder on the with a surplus of $848,000. The budget Cantieri for the 6-7 team. Indoor/Outdoor with police, and violation of probation, Marty Burnham, member of the of the Daughters of the American H. Northrop as registrar, and Mrs. Orient Express," MAUD, 8 was $32,910,360. He had expected Places are open in some of the p.m. Colorful Patio Tables failure to appear. A re-arrest warrant Exchange Club of East Hartford, has Revolution (DAR) recently elected John F. Paquet as historian. ’^1 with $1,000 surety bond was ordered. $680,600 in surplus and put it into the been elected treasurer of the state weeks. To sign up, call 289-4377, Miss Jeanne E. Lawlor of Olmsted Friday, July 13 ’The board of management will be • Ronald Cote, 22, of 6 Ford St.. current budget. The rest, $167,400, district of the international service St., East Hartford as its regent. the aboveofficers plus Mrs. Raymond Duplicate Bridge — Open Manchester, disorderly conduct, $50, And will go into a surplus account for club. Miss Lawlor will serve a three- & Novice, 7:45 p.m., HR Our Nursing supervisor Hoffman, Mrs. John H. Keithline, Reg. driving an unregistered motor vehicle, emergencies. He noted state membership was 3,- year term. 102, 103. $25. Mrs. Diane Taylor has been named and Mrs. Richard E. Slade. 4.99 School pay raises OOO sometime after World War II, but Other officers elected are: Mrs. All will serve for three years. Monday, July 18 m • Nancy Monnier, 17, of 120 Rachel supervisor of the four-member staff Great summer colors in The town’s assistant steadily dropped to the current 1,900. Robert Gauthier as vice regent, Mrs. The local chapter meets the first •Baseball — Ages 9-14,9- Rd., Manchester, breach of peace, not of the East Hartford Public Health w . - heavy-gauge plastic. superintendents of school, Jerry City clubs in Hartford and New Roger W. Driggs as chaplain, Miss Monday of each month at announced noon, through Friday, Mt. prosecuted. Nursing Association. The new post Stain/weatfier resistant • John F. Henderson, 19, of 141 Marcus for personnel and Sam Leone Haven have stopped meeting pays $13,897 per year. Marion I. Hollister as recording places. Guests of members are Nebo. Waranoke Rd., Manchester, third-degree for instruction, have been given pay although many suburban clubs are secretary. Miss Florence L. Peck as welcome. •Sports Clinic begins. She has been a visiting nurse with burglary (two counts), six months in jail. raises of $2,000 each. Their annual booming. He said the decline may be corresponding secretary, Mrs. John Open on a space-available EHPHNA for three years. She The sentence was suspended and he was pay is now $27,000. due to the higher cost of meals. In basis, advance registration Deluxe 10”x20” graduated from the University of placed on probation (or two years on con­ Richard Welch, director of special East Hartford each meal at club is necessary. Adjustable dition he make restitution of $100 for loss Connecticut. Double Hibachi services, will be paid $25,935, a raise meetings is $5.24 included in quarter­ Her main duties will be to oversee of a coin collection and one third the cost ly dues of $35. East Hartford police report of a clock. of $1,235. Ernest A. Grasso, director the EHPHNA work in Medicaid, of pupil accounting, will get $19,504, CitizeuB take actiou Medicare, Blue Cross and disease Our up $1,104. The East Hartford Citizens Action control. Robin 0. White, 19, of 3 Columbus Reg. Raymond Vail, director of data Group will hold an open meeting Circle, East Hartford, was charged Kathleen M. Capobisto, 29, of 11 8.99 processing, will get $19,080, up $1,080. t o e Call-A-Ride Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Corning Hall Tennis lessons over the weekend with fourth-degree Sparrow Bush Rd., East Hartford, Deep cast iron f irebowl .twin Leonard Baker, supervisor of at St. John’s Episcopal Church on For a free, door-to-door ride on Adults can take tennis lessons at larceny in connection with a com­ was charged with fourth-degree adiustable grids, vent controls. physical plants, will get $18,862, up Main St. at Burnside Ave. plaint made by the Stop and Shop lean you go East Hartford’s Call-A-Ride vehicle, $862. town parks beginning next Monday. larceny on complaint of Arthur’s call 528-4411. Those eligible are over The group will address local market. She was released on her Drug Store. She was released on her m m The Board of Education kept Supt. Registration for beginners is today at age 65 or are handicapped. problems such as speeding on promise to appear in Common Pleas promise to appear in court July 25, to learn how Eugene Diggs’ pay at $31,500 but is Hockanum; Tuesday at Gorman for Umbrella-Type | Larrabee St., vandalism on Hollister intermediate and advanced; Court 12, East Hartford, July 25, Dr., and school programs. to sew or Outdoor Dryer 3 Wednesday at Labor Field for Charles M. Merrick Jr., 20, of 45 To learn more about it, call 289- beginners; Thursday at McAuliffe Also charged with fourth-degree Wentworth Dr., East Hartford, was Famous 6 ^ ^ Old Salem Fam ous No-Iron Floral Sheets 2877 or 527-7191. larceny on complaint from Stop and charged Saturday with breach of sew like a pro Our for intermediates and advanced, and Heirloom Bedspreads Fuu Club begius Friday at Foran for beginners. 'Time Shop was Salvatore Chilone, 51, of peace and threatening. Police said he 134B Central Ave., East Hartford. He was involved in a disturbance at from the pros. FULL FLAT The YMCA Summer Fun Club at each park is 6 p.m. TW IN F U T O R F in E D begins this week. Directors are Students must bring a can of new was released on his promise to Bradlee’s. He was released on a $100 28 easy-to-clean lines give O R FITTED Handsome traditional Reg, 4.99 yellow balls on their first day. appear in court Aug. 1. bond for court appearance Aug. 1. A place full of you 168 ft. of drying space. design in White or Antique Reg. 3.99 Laurie Lumsden, Rick Maynard and White. 1 0 0 % cotton Deep PILLOWCASES QUEENJUEENFLAT PLAI C97 fringe. Pk. of 2. Rei 3.49 good vibes & Caldor 20 Lb. Laundry 18.99 O R F IH E D , Reg 7 99 . . 0 ■ Detergent NophOS- m A M Floral on white. Ideal blend of polyester/cotton East Hartford fire calls Fire hits new faces phates Low sudsing. / I 0 0 FULL SIZE, Reg. 20.99 1 5®® QUEEN SIZE, Reg. 29.99 23" easy to keep Iresh and pretty. Reg. 5.97 ^ (all your age), fiOW~ 4 Saturday, 10:14 a m. —Dumpster (ire. Brown St. —Medical call to 179 High St. Sunday, 1:30 a.m. —Medical firehouse maybe win Saturday, 11:14 a m . call to Tolland and Elm Sts. —Medical call to 1231 Main St. Sunday, 12:17 p.m. —Car ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (UPI) - an award Saturday, 12:58 p.m. fire, 30 Pine St. Firemen in this Buffalo suburb —Medical call to 8 Pawnee Sunday, 1:08 p.m. -Medical Rd. call to 30 Tower Rd. clanged out onto the street in their & walk out Saturday, 4:43 p.m. Sunday, 4:11 p.m.—Medical trucks this weekend, stopped abrupt­ —Medical call to 97 Winding call to 433 Tolland St. ly and turned their hoses back on wearing your Lane. Sunday, 5:50 p.m. —Acci­ their own headquarters. Saturday, 5:50 p.m. dent, Main and Crosby Sts. Officials said no one was injured, diploma? —Medical call to 469 Main St. Sunday, 6:32 p.m. —Brush but the fire Sunday morning caused Saturday, 6:34 p.m, —Grass fire, Chesley Rd. $10,000 in damage to the fire hall’s he Singer fire, Langford School. Sunday, 6:39 p.m.-Medical basement before it was extinguished. Saturday, 6:37 p.m. call to 101 Connecticut Blvd. At first, an electrical malfunction Sunday, 8:57 p.m. —Medical Teenage —Building fire, 95 Nutmeg was suspected, but officials later S r to and from 14K Gold Serpentine CON.AJR “Prostyle” G.E. Home Sentry Lane. call to IS Deerfield Ave. T Sunday, 10:52 p.m. —Acci­ said they were investigating the Chain Jewelry with Diamond 1200 Watt Syler/Dryer Smoke Alarm Saturday, 9:03 p.m. —Grass Sewing Course, General Electric 12” Diagonal Park crafts fire, 41 Glenn Rd. dent, Main and Maple Sts. possibility that the fire had been set. Meanwhile, members of the fire 1 Black & White Portable TV RING 1 4 6 0 EARRINGS, Chrystal Governale, a Martin Park assistant supervisor, Saturday, 10:30 p.m. Today, 1:45 a.m. —Medical o f course. Reg. Reg. Our Reg. Our —Medical call to 11 Ralph Rd. call to police station. company conceded more damage CAPE 19.95 shows Sam Stanley how to make a bead necklace. Cost of with connecting service to Bonded aluminized picture tube. Our 29.97 1 9 ^ ® 24.99 Reg. 39.97 Saturday, 11:41 p.m. Today, 3:38 a.m. —Medical might have been done if a passerby Set-and-lorget volume control. Reg. materials is 15 cents. Chrystal will be a Synergy School senior in —Medical call to 635 Burnside call to 57 Columbus Circle, hadn’t spotted smoke seeping from MARTHA’S VINEYARD Powerful 1200 watt motor, Independent battery operated Durable lightweight cabinet. 89.70 BRACELET, NECK CHAIN. the fall. (Herald photo by Barlow) Ave. Today, 9:19 a.m. —Mattress the basement and sounded the alarm. and N A N T U C K ET *76 Reg. Reg. f t 7 4 0 4 heat settings, 2 speeds. warning system signals at Sunday, 12:35 a.m. fire, 98 Mill Rd. COD ISLANDS m J M with lOpt. Spot-dry nozzle. #065. earliest stage of fire. #8201. G.E. 15" Diag. B/W 100% Solid State TV, Reg. 1 0 9 .7 0 ...... *97 49.95 3 4 " 89.95 ■ diamona I - LEAVE MANCHESTER DAILY AT - SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED U.S. Coast Guard Vacation Time — 9:15am 12:15pm 3:45pm 5:45pm Approved POOL CHEMICALS and ACCESSORIES DRIVEWAYS • TENNIS CDURTS also 8:45pm departure for PROVIDENCE PARKINQ LDTS • SEALINQ A clean pool fs a .Yaaftfiy pool! Be Sure To Tab With You! Commercial A Residential fust, daily trips: 15 lbs. IsoClor Our Reg. (Minimum 2 Weeks, Payable In Advance) Tabs or Powder 29.99 ea.. 24" G&HPAVmGCOMPANY me. IM E W Y O R K CITY 7*/4lbs. 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The been so free and loose in the second charged Sunday with second-degree Boston Red Sox were back in emotions. It stayed that way until Boston Instead, the victory went to reliever Brewers, who have lost six of their one," he said. assault, disorderly conduct, and in­ first place Sunday night but "It was a big day for us,” said broke open the game in the 11th, as Bill Campbell, who pitched the last last seven, never recovered. terfering with a police officer. Zimmer, slouched over in the Burleson, Jim Rice, Carlton Fisk and three innings. Brewer Manager Alex Grammas The Brewers’ lone highlight in the Police said they were called to the Manager Don Zimmer was visitors' locker room. “They all did a George Scott each drove in a run. Scott, a former Brewer whose said his team blew the opener. almost too tired to appreciate second game was Don Money’s 13th McGraw home bwause of a domestic good job, A lot of guys came every move was booed by Milwaukee "We had the game right there in homer. Otherwise, they were easy it. through.” - «l disturbance and when they arrived “We had a ton of chances to win fans during the four-game series, the ninth, ” he said. “When you get for Rick Wise, who scattered 10 hits they found the accussed had Zimmer was especially pleased at earlier,” said Zimmer, noting the slugged his ?5th homer in the second the first two guys out, you expect to in winning his fifth game. assaulted his mother. He was held at The Red Sox beat the Milwaukee Boston’s ability to bounce back in the Red Sox stranded 20 runners. "But game and Hobson collected three win." Brewers 8-5 in 11 innings and 7-3 to hits. the police station in lieu of a 15,000 first game. we didn’t get the hits when we Grammas said that defeat set the "I'm just glad we’ve got the day off bond. He was to be presented in court take a half-game lead over New York The Red Sox trailed 4-3 with two needed them — until the end.” The Red Sox routed starter Mike tempo for the second game. and Baltimore in the American Monday," said Grammas. “It will in East Hartford today. outs in the ninth, then rallied to tie Zimmer said starter Luis Tiant, Cardwell and reliever Lary "If we had beaten them the first give us a little more time to foget League East. But the long day Vernon the game on singles by Butch Hob- who gave up seven hits in eight in­ Sorensen, scoring four runs in the se­ game, I don't think 'ihey would have about today, ” Gary Anderson, 25, of Windsor, ' was charged Saturday with driving while under the influence of liquor or ■I' drugs. Police said he was observed Orioles in middle of pennant chase driving erratically on Union St. He was released on his promise to NEW YORK (UPI) - The Ross Grimsley and a barrage ahead of the Orioles and Yankees by AL West-leading White Sox a chance appear in court in Rockville, Aug. 10. Baltimore Orioles moved into of six extra base hits, including completing a doubleheader sweep of of extending their winning streak to Lawrence Ziemba, 48, of 47 Village a second-place tie with the rookie Eddie Murray’s 13th Milwaukee. "However, it does mean 10 games. ■ St., Rockville, was charged Saturday something that we’re back in the heavily favored Yankees Sun­ homer, Royuls ,5, A's 4: with threatening. Police said he race after being seven games down “It really doesn’t mean all that A'V’W' allegedly threatened a woman with a day by beating New York for in the loss column." Pinch hitter Cokkie Rojas’ two-out much yet because we were in first knife. He was held at the police sta­ the second straight day, 6-0, Grimsley, meanwhile, appears to single capped a three-run Royals’ place before and got knocked out,” tion in lieu of a 81,000 and was behind the five-hit pitching of have a whammy over the Yankees. ninth inning off reliever Dave Giusti. said Weaver, before Boston swept George Brett led off with a walk and ~ « a r ^ released later for court appearance The enigmatic southpaw is 8-4 Aug. 10. r overall, but 2-0 against the Yankees. scored on Hal McRae’s double. Robert Stearns, 26, ol 39 Main St., Sunday’s shutout was his first in two Twins 1,5, .Muriners 0: Talcottvlile, was charged Saturday ‘Greatest’ victory seasons. Rebounding from two straight (Herald photos by Dunn) with threatening. He allegedly threa­ 3 "Of course, we’ve got an in­ losses to the expansion Mariners, the Diversion at South Windsor pool tened another man with a shotgun, experienced team here, ” said Twins banged out 15 hits, including a police said. He was released on a $250 Grimsley. “But we also have a great "Now hold still, dad, this little splash won't hurt a bit," Jody Krasner, 3, of for Tom Watson two-run double by Roy Smalley, a as they enjoy a swim at the Rye St. Park pool. But dad decides he'll duck un­ non-surety bond for court appearance bunch of young kids who aren’t going two-run single by Butch Wynegar and 135 Skyline Dr,, South Windsor tries to convince her father, Stephen Krasner, der and avoid the splash while the cup sits precariously on top of his head. Aug. 10. to listen to people who say they can’t Dan Ford’s sixth homer. TURNBERRY, Scotland (UPI) — Tom Watson, his green shirt win. We have a bunch of 'no-names’ soaked with sweat, had just beaten the mighty Jack Nicklaus to that nobody expected to do anything, Blue Juys 5, Indiuns 3: eej, Doug Radar belted a two-run win the British Open for the second time in three years with the so wins like today can only give them At Coventry beach lowest aggregate in the 106-year history of the world’s oldest added confidence. homer and rookie Steve Staggs Vernon mishap involves singled home a pair of runs to help I I golf tournament. "In a few years this team is going to be super” the Blue Jays snap a five-game losing I If you have | "What are you going to do next?” two Bolton fire trucks footer. It was decisive. 1 knew then I Elsewhere in the American streak and Jeff Byrd gain his first I news for area | the 27-year-old psychology graduate was right back in the fight,” said League, the Red Sox swept back into major league victory. Two Bolton fire trucks collided from Kansas City was asked. Watson, who had been three behind Three lifeguards fired parade, came down Taylor St. The first place in the east by dropping Rangers 4, Angeis 2: Saturday night when the brakes on "Go all out to win my next tour­ after four holes before clawing his I townSi call: | brakes on the fire truck driven by Milwaukee twice, 8-5 in 11 innings John Ellis doubled home two runs one failed as it was coming down nament," replied Watson, sounding way back into contention. Three lifeguards at Coventry’s been dismissed but that no incident Ronald P. Morra, 32, of 28 Box Moun­ and 7-3; Detroit upended Chicago 6-5; in the fifth inning to help the Rangers ty on Bishop's Lane, and a rear lot I Andover Taylor St. in Vernon. The accident like a young version of Nicklaus — The killer punch came at the par- Lisicke Beach were fired by the had taken place to prompt the dis­ application in the South St. area. tain Rd., Bolton, apparently failed. Kansas City shaded Oakland, 5-4; extend their winning streak to five I Donna Holland...... 646-0375 :^- occurred while Vernon Police were the man he hopes to succeed as the five, 500-yard 17th hole where Parks and Recreation Commission missal. There will also be a hearing on a To avoid bystanders at the scene of world’s No. 1 player. Minnesota pummeled Seattle, 15-0; games and hand the Angels their fifth i Bolton ^ on Taylor St. investigating another the first accident, Morra veered to I Nicklaus missed a four-footer and Toronto put away Cleveland, 5-3, and last week for allegedly using Police Chief Robert Kjellquist said proposed addition to the subdivision accident. Watson, who described the victory Watson got down for his birdie to straight defeat. Bert Blyleven, marijuana and drinking beer while the right and struck the rear of a fire V Texas edged California, 4-2. bothered recently by a pulled groin Sunday that no complaint had been regulations which would require lot I Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 ^ as the "greatest” of his career, lead the tournament for the first on duty. Police said Edward Miller, 50, of truck driven by Thomas Behling, 20, Tigers 6 , W liile Sox 5: muscle, won his first game in four filed with the Police Department and boundary markers on all property I Coventry ^ 568 Hilliard St., Manchester, was posted a blistering 5-under-par 65 time. Commission Secretary Roberta of 5 Dean Dr., Bolton. Happy pair of Pirates A pair of lOth-inning errors cost the weeks and seventh of the season. therefore the police had not initiated with applications before the commis­ I Qaire Connelly...... 742-8202 S coming down Taylor St. at a high rate Saturday over the 6,875 Ailsa links Wilmot said the incident was handled an investigation. Mrs. Wilmot, ap­ The truck finally stopped after sion. of speed and failed to negotiate a Jerry Hairston (left) scores and Bill Robinson is there to greet course, to finish one better than in executive session with the intent parently the only witness to the ^ Ellington ^ knocking down several trees and hit­ The PZC recently elected Marilyn curve, went off the road and struck Nicklaus over a dramatic final round that no information about it reach the y a rd s ’ actions, insisted she had no ^ Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 S ting a parked car belonging to Robert him on a Phil Garner bases-clearing double in second game of Richardson to replace resigning several trees. Pittsburgh-Philadelphia doubleheader. (UPI Photo) at 268, shattering the previous lowest Standings) press or the public. intention of filing a complaint. C3iairwoman Sandra Stave. Charles I Hebron ^ W. Stowell Jr., of 259 Taylor St., of 276. However, two of the fired guards Town Council Chairman Jesse The Vernon Fire Department’s pushing it into a second parked car Andreuk, former secretary, became I Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 | rescue squad was called to extricate During the first two rounds other MONTE CARLO apparently contacted reporters, and Brainard promised to bring the issue, also owned by Stowell, police said. vice-chairman, and Brentz Banak § South Windsor | Miller from the car. He was ad­ players made brief entrances and National League the incident was brought to public before the council at its next regular was elected secretary. No one was injured. No police ac­ ^ Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 S mitted to Rockville General tion was taken. shift exits in the stardom stakes. attention. Commission Chairman meeting, July 17. He felt the recrea­ The PZC has been meeting the Cubs discounted EAST John Schroeder, son of Wimbledon I Tolland I Hospital. Miller was charged with James Preuss, assistant fire chief W L Pet. GB Sandra Young confirmed reports that tion commissioners should have third Monday of each month at 7:30 tennis champion Ted Schroeder, Mrs. Wilmot, who is beach coor­ reckless driving and was released on in Bolton, said the department’s Chicago 52 31 .627 - X abided by the secrecy of an executive p.m. in the office of the town planner ^ Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 § gained fleeting fame as first-round dinator, observed guards sitting in a his promise to appear in court Aue forestry truck, the one with brake Phila. 47 36 .566 5 session. He said he did not plan to file to draw up a “master plan of ^ Vernon g 24. by trailing duo leader, defending champion Miller failure, was towed from the scene. It Pittsburgh 46 38 .548 6Vz van in the Lisicke Beach parking lot a complaint but could not speak for development” for the town. ^ Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 § said he had "thrown away" his title on Sunday, July 3. They were sup­ the council. Police said that while they were in­ will be out of service for an undeter­ St. Louis 46 40 .535 7Vz Boat class ends after an opening 74 and was proved posed to be on duty on the beach. Duffy pulled his staff from Sandy vestigating that accident, two fire mined period. NEW YORK (UPI) — The Chicago Cubs lead the division by Montreal 38 45 .458 14 trucks from Bolton, on their way to right, Mark Hayes shot a tournament Head Lifeguard Thomas Duffy Shores for a few days to cover The Young Skippers Boating The other truck, an engine tanker, five games, but the Philadelphia Phillies and the Pittsburgh New York 33 51 .393 19Vz Ck)urse sponsored by the Coventry I. I participate in a Windsor Locks record low-round 63 on the second allowed the three guards to remain sustained minor damage and is still Lisicke Beach until three new guards Pirates still believe the National League East title is strictly a day and Roger Maltbie was halfway West > on the beach until last Tuesday, when could be hired. He said Sandy Shores Police Ciepartment concluded this in service. Pennsylvania affair. leader. w L Pet. GB he fired them. The commission up­ will reopen this week. weekend with an examination for Los Ang. But from the on there was only the 56 30 .651 - held the firing by a 5-1 vote after the students aged 10 to 15. The Pirates dealt the Phillies’ Cincinnati 46 36 .561 8 F u ll PZC agenda golden-haired Nicklaus and the red- executive session. Larry Naviaux op­ Boating Officer Lyndon Wilmot Group buys mission chances a blow Sunday when they National League San Fran, 39 48 .448 17‘/z One of America’s Classic Cars The Coventry Planning and Zoning was assisted by Denise Tetreault and defeated them twice, 5-1 and 12-10, haired Watson. The two players — posed the firing. Commission (PZC) has a full list of AT A 1 • Houston 38 48 .442 18 by members of the Prop, Paddle and BLOOMFIELD (UPl) — Negotiations for lease or completing a four-game sweep of dubbed Golden Bear and Teddy Bear We have 12 of these classic beautys in The three lifeguards are Ralph public hearings slated for its regular San Diego .38 51 .427 19 Vz Sail Club. Operators’ licenses were purchase of a 182-acre site owned by the LaSalette their weekend series. loaded triple in the seventh for by wisecracking Lee Trevino — Ingstram, Paul Holmstrom and Mike meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Town Atlanta 30 55 .353 25Vz stock plus 86 other brand new 1977 Madison. given to those who passed the Missionaries are being conducted with a group of conser­ Both teams strangely seem to dis­ Houston. Joe Morgan drove in four matched identical scores (68-70-65- Hail. 203) through the first three rounds After the executive session, com­ examination. vative Protestants, spokesmen said Sunday. Sales and Service regard their foes from the Windy Ci­ runs for the Reds. Sunday's Results Chevrolets to choose from. They include Ruben Grahn's site and were still deadlocked after the mission members declined com­ All types of small boats were Edith Murch of South Windsor, a board member of ty, who lead Philadelphia by five Padres 7-5, Dodgers 5-4: St. Louis 8-3, Chicago 3-4 development plan for a proposed of­ covered. Children under 16 may Mainstream Ministries, said her group would use the va­ games and Pittsburgh by 6W. , Dave Winfield’s second two-run 15th hole of the final round where ment, except to say that a personnel fice building off Main St. near the CATALANO’S AUTO SALES Pittsburgh 5-12, Our special Monte Carlo buy of the week is a matter was involved. Mrs. Wilmot operate a boat if they hold a cer­ cant LaSalette novitiate for a conference center, "What you have here is a natural homer of the game tied the nightcap, Watson pulled back level with the Philadelphia 1-10 dark blue Landau model with white vinyl roof, Bidwell Tavern, Frank Hasting’s tificate or are accompanied by a educational programs and eventually for housing for the rivalry between two teams in the 4-4, in the ninth Inning, and George shot which turned the championship. told a reporter that three guards had resubdivision application for proper­ 371 Main St., Manchester* 646-6322 San Francisco 5-12, V-8 auto, trans., air cond., power steerig and parent. elderly. same state. We both believe we are Hendrick followed with a game­ Walso'i was 10 feet short of the Atlanta 2-5 brakes, T. glass, AM-FM stereo radio, and Genuine Saab Parts & Accessories winning single to complete a sweep green with his tee shot and looked ^5945 Mrs. Murch said the group would prefer to lease the the teams to beat in the National San Diego 7-5, Los Angeles many other extras. Ask lor stock No. 5238. property with an option to buy it in the future. League East,” said Pittsburgh third for the Padres. In the opener, Mike like having trouble making his par 5- 4 She said Mainstream Ministries, which has offered baseman Phil Gamer, who went 5 for Ivie’s RBI single snapped a 5-5, three. But from 60 feet he rammed New York 2, Montreal 1 the ball in the back of the cup for a 8750,(XI0 for the property, does not have the financial 10 in the doubleheader with four ninth-inning tie and the Padres added Houston 6, Cincinnati 5 birdie. PEP program under way backing to pay that much right now although “God will RBIs. an insurance run on Winfield’s Today’s Games DEMONSTRATOR DEMONSTRATOR ”I treated it as though it was a 30- DEMONSTRATOR provide)vide us with the money” if necessary. Garner’s three-run double tied the ground out. Pittsburgh (Forster 2-2) 77 CHEV $6185 77 CHEV $6625 Vernon Historical points will be noted along second game, 10-10, in the seventh in­ Malibu Classic Coupe, Landau, Caprice 4 Door Sedan. V-8, auto., 77 CHEV $3925 be included in the activities will de­ at Montreal (Bahnsen 3-2), V-8, auto., power steering & Vega Station Wagon. 4 cylinder, the way. ning, and Bill Robinson scored air cond., vinyl roof, power The Vernon Youth Services pend on the number of volunteers. N. brakes, power windows and steering & brakes, power win- auto., radio and many more The group will meet in the parking Gamer with a single off Phillies’ seats, power door locks, air con- dows & seats, power door locks, extras. Remaining new car Bureau, headed by Charles Allen, is Youths interested in the program Cincinnati (Norman 9-3) d.. AM-FM stereo and many more AM-FM stereo and many more warranty. lot of the Center Road School. There loser Ron Reed. Cunningham takes extra equipment. Remaining new extra equipment. Remaining new sponsoring the People Engaged in or adults willing to volunteer their at Houston (Richard 7-6), will be inspection and registration of In the opener, Jerry Reuss car warranty. car warrarity. Pioneering (PEP) program this services should contact Allen at 872- N. summer. bikes from 9 to 10 a.m., leaving at scattered seven hits to win his fourth San Francisco (Knepper that time for the trip, which will be 8591, extension 28. The Youth Ser­ OUR GIGANTIC game in 13 decisions. Garner control at UCLA 2-3) at San Diego (Shirley about five miles long and last one to vices Bureau is located in the slammed Jim Lonborg’s first pitch of 6- 9), N. Our used cars are fully recon­ The program is designed to provide one-and one-half hours. It will be for Memorial Building, Park Pi., the game for a homer. Larry Bowa Rockville. activities for young people who are those aged 13 to 16. collected five hits in the LOS ANGELES (UPI) — New UCLA basketball coach Gary ditioned, guaranteed and not hired to work in sum mer The bike registration and inspec­ SHOE dounbleheader for Philadelphia. Cunningham says he’s going to ignore the pressure of holding a programs due to limited state and tion program will be conducted by Elsewhere in the National League, backed by our 41 year reputa­ federal funds. Trip to b a ll game job that was vacated just two short weeks ago by the living Vernon Police Officer William Yetz, The Vernon Recreation Depart­ Chicago split a pair with St. Louis, legend, John Wooden, and he sounds convincing. American League Five instructors will be running the who will also distribute phamplets SALE winning the nightcap, 4-3, after drop­ tion for Good Used Cars and ment will sponsor a trip to Meriden ” 1 wouldn’t have applied for the East PEP program. They are Martin with bike rules and regulations. ping the opener, 8-3, San Francisco to see the Connecticut Falcons W L Pet. GB Kincman and Gayle Wilcox, The second trip is scheduled July swept a doubleheader from Atlanta, job unless I felt I could do it,” said because he had just received his doc­ FAIR DEALING. women’s softball team play Friday. Boston 47 35 .573 - employed in the Summer Opportuni­ 20 and will be a bike ride to Shady 5-2 and 12-5, New York edged Mon­ the 37-year-oId former assistant to torate and wanted to get into ad­ At 1 p.m. the Falcons will host the New York 48 37 .565 Vz ty for Youth (SOFY) Program; Dan- Lake on Rt. 83 in Somers. The third FREE ESTIMATES > Denls-nist-body work ex- treal, 2-1, Houston downed Cincin­ Wooden. ministration work. 1976 CHEV $4995 St. Louis Hummers at Falcon Field. Baltimore 48 37 .565 Vz 1973 OLDS S349S 1976 FORD *5495 na DeMonte and Linda Vossen, will be July 27 to Crystal Lake in BEGMS AT 6:30 AM. A pettly done. Wb can repaint your entire car lor about nati, 6-5, and San Diego won two "I think a lot of pressure is self im­ For the nast two years, Cun­ Cutlass 'S' Coupe, V-8. auto., air LTD Country Sq. 10 Pass. Wagon. Monte Carlo Coupe. V-8. auto., The Falcons, starring Joan Joyce, air cond., Landau vinyl roof, working as volunteers in the PEP udiat others charge to paint two major panels. Partici­ posed. There will be expectations in ningham has been executive director Cleveland 39 41 .488 7 cond., power steering & brakes^ V-6. auto., air cond., power Ellington. Rain dates for the bike from Los Angeles, 7-5 and 5-4. bucket seats, vinyl root, AM-FM steering & brakes, luggage rack, power steering & brakes. Strato are last year’s world champion the job but I subscribe to the Milwaukee 39 45 .464 9 bucket seats, radio. Program, and Laura Failla, a stu­ trips will be the following days. pating dealers only. SHOP HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. Cards 8-3, Cubs 3-4: of the UCLA Alumni Association. stereo, very low mileage. 35,000. radio. dent at Holy Cross College majoring women’s softball team. philosophy that you do the best you Detroit 37 46 .446 lOVz Inspection and registration of bikes WEDNESDAY « 8am-6pmSat.10am-2pm. Steve Ontiveros’ run-scoring single Morgan didn’t deny that Cun­ in psychology and serving her stu­ Under a special group package can and that’s all you can ask of ningham was his third choice to Toronto 31 52 .373 16Vz 1975 OLDS *4395 1974 CHEV >2895 wili precede all trips. plan, local young people will be drove in the tie-breaking run in the Cutlass Supreme, 4 Door, V-8. Impala 4 Dr. Hardtop. V-8. auto., dent internship this summer for the See how nice your car can look eighth inning to give the Cubs a split. yourself. That's exactly what my at­ succeed Bartow. North Carolina’s West auto., air cond., power steering & air cond.. vinyl roof, power TRUCKS The first PEP hike will be from transported to the game and be able brakes, vinyl roof, radio. steering & brakes, radio. Youth Services Bureau. Valley Falls Park to Bolton Notch. JULY 13 Mnt •ervice* available Bmce Sutter, who pitched the last titude will be.” Dean Smith and Louisville’s Denny W L Pet. GB to buy admission tickets for 82.50. Chicago 49 33 .598 — 1979 CHEV $5299 Experiences in the PEP Program This is scheduled July 18. The group CONGRESSIONAL AMBASSADOR PRESIDENTIAL two innings, recelv^ credit for his If Cunningham sounds a lot like Crum, in that order, apparently were 1079 PONT. *4095 1973 OLDS >3375 Blazer, V-8, auto., power steering, Children may bring their own lunch Wooden himself, that’s because he Minnesota 47 38 .553 3Vz Catalina Sport Coupe, V-8, auto., Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, V-8. custom Interior, radio, 5 pass., include camping, hiking, rock clim­ will follow the old railroad track bed. fifth victory. Bob Forsch pitched a offered the UCLA post first. Both air cond-. power steering & or participate in a luncheon special auto., air cond.. power steering & many more extras. bing, rappelling, orienteering, white The out-of-town bike and hike trips six-hitter, 'Ted Simmons drove in played for him for three seasons and publicly turned it down. Kan. City 45 37 .549 4 brakes, vinyl roof, radio. brakes, luggage rack, radio. available at 81. coached under him for 10 more. Texas 42 41 .506 I 'h water canoeing, ranger work, first will be for boys and girls in their three runs and Keith Hernandez had 1976 BUICK >4095 1976 VOLKS $4499 aid, cross-country skiing and The deadline for reservations is We are closed He was UCLA’s No. 1 assistant in Calif. 39 42 .481 9Vz 1975 FORD >4250 Transporter Pass Station Wagon, teens. About 25 persons can be ac­ Wednesday, Anyone interested four hits in the Cardinals’ first-game Regal Coupe. V-6, auto., air con- Gran Torino Sq. 10 pass, wagon. 4 cyl.. 4 speed, radid Extra clean bicycling. Today and Tuesday triumph. Wooden’s last four seasons before Dozen hurt Oakland 35 48 .422 14 Vz d.. power steering & brakes, vinyl V-8. auto., air cond., power wagon. commodated on these trips, Allen should contact the recreation office, roof, radio. You'll fall In love with steering & brakes, radio. This month, the program includes said. Giants 5-12, Braves 2-5: Wooden retired in 1975, after winning Seattle 37 51 .420 15 this one. 26 Park Pi., Rockville, between 9 To Prepare For n ]2 9 r SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - At 1974 CHEV $3395 three bike trips and one hike. The his 10th NCAA championship in a The youth bureau is seeking more 'The MAACO Supreme...$189.95 Terry Whitfield tripled and singled 1976 AMC $3899 Vt ton 8 Fleetside Pickup, V-8. a.rn. and 5 p.m., or the Lottie Fisk This Event least a dozen persons here injured, 1974 FORD >3099 Madador Station Wagon, V-8, auto., power steering & brakes, bike trip will be Wednesday and will in a seven-run forth inning of the se­ dozen years. Cunningham was Siimlay's Results Gran Torino, 4 Dr.. V-8, auto., air volunteers to help with summer Building, Henry Park, between 9 and two critically, when veteran race auto., power steering, radio. radio, very low mileage. be along the town’s official bike trail. acitivities. The number of youths to ManchMtar Parkade cond game to help the Giants sweep associated with eight of Wooden’s 10 Boston 8-7, Milwaukee 5- cond., power steering 8 brakes 11 a.m. title teams. driver George gsau lost control of 3, 1st (11) vinyl roof, radio. the Braves. John Montefusco went his stock car when its throttle stuck Cunningham, 37, was named to the Detroit 6, Chicago 5 four innings in his first start for the at Cajon Speedway Saturday. MANCHESTER Giants since he injured his ankle May post by UCLA Athletic Director J.D. Baltimore 6, New York 0 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL Rockville hospital notes Morgan Saturday - 25 days after The yellow Camaro went into the Toronto 5, Cleveland 3 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL 26. In the opener, Charlie Williams air and over a four-foot wall on a 291 Idaim S t 647-9928 scattered six hits in pitching the se­ Gene Barton, finally giving in to Minnesota 15, Seattle 0 71 CHEV M595I 172 CHEV M695 Taka 1-88 to Exit 83 severe alumni and media pressure, turn, plunged through a steel fence Kansas City 5, Oakland 4 Impala Custom Coupe, V-8, auto., air Admitted Friday: Paul Gessay, Snipsic Schneider, Ellington; Florence Stampp, 7/10 mile South of Caldor’a cond complete game of his career. and crashed into a pit area. KIngswood Estate Wagon, V-8, auto.,[ Orkin, John Dr., Vernon; Frances Rose, Bill Madlock hit his 10th homer for resigned. Texas 4, California 2 air cend., luggage rack, powerj cond.. power steering and brakes, St., Rockville; Lisa Harbut, Hop River High Manor Park, Rockville. Grove St., Rockville. Esau was in the 32nd lap of a 40-lap Rd,, Bolton; Harold Meyers, Range Hill San Francisco. Bartow, observers felt, had too 'Today’s Games I steering & brakes, radio. W as $1745. vinyl roof, radio. W as $2095. Discharged Saturday: Grace Andreoli, Discharged Sunday; Patricia race on the paved speedway. He was Rd., Vernon; Arthur Rother, Orchard St., High St., Rockville; Susan Connors, /fo o t Mets 2, Expos 1: thin a skin to coach in the giant Boston (Stanley 5-3) at Rockville; Carl Tiberio, Windsorville Chamberlin, Thompson St., Rockville; shadow of Wooden. driving about 70 miles per hour when Cleveland (Bibby 8-5), N. Talcott Ave., Rockville; David Ehle, Joan Dombek, Lawrence St., Rockville; f appreciation Mike Vail doubled in two runs in the accident occurred and a race of­ Ave., South Windsor; Horace West Cunningham said he would rpick — Toronto (Willis 2-3) at Tolland; Elizabeth fndermaur, Tolland; Marion Lawlor, South St., Rockville; Ipoopio the seventh inning to lift Pat Zachry ficial said he was far behind. Grove St,, Rockville. 'Edgar Jackson, Brooklyn St., Rockville; two assistants as quickly as he could Detroit (Roberts 4-8), N. "A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR” Discharged Friday: Dolores Allen Mrs. Nancy Pike and son, Hammond St., to his first victory with the Mets. Sally Jordon, Robert Dr., South Windsor; Rockville; Mrs. Karen &hamback and Zachry, who was traded to the Mets Barton’s assistants, Lee Hunt and Kansas City (Hassler 5- Robin Rd., Vernon; Gail Cassidy, Vernon Armand LeBlond, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Larry Farmer, he said, were among 2) at Chicago (Barrios 8-3), Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Jane Cook and son, Tolland; Florence Stampp, High from Cincinnati in the Tom Seaver James Schofield, Tolland. Manor Park, Rockville; Carl Tiberio, the candidates he would interview. N. daughter, Ellington; Mrs. Catherine Births Saturday: A son to Mr, and Mrs. deal, went 7V5 Innings to increase his King charged Lindsay and daughter, Tolland; Emily Windsorville Ave., South Windsor; Jerry overall record to 4-9. Morgan said he made the selection New York (Torrez 8-7) at CHEVROLET Carl Nelson, Enfield; a daughter to Mr. Welch, Ellington; Angela White, Ward after talking with Wooden, a Cun­ Tipaldi, Merline Dr., Vernon; Rhonda and Mrs. Robert Shea, Colchester. Astros 6 , Reds 5: KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Baltimore (Flanagan 5-8), St., Rockville. ningham advocate, adding, "1 was N. Wheeler, Hillside Dr., Ellington. Admitted Sunday: Michael Columbaro, Jose Cmz’ solo homer tied the University of Tennessee All-America CO., INC. Admitted Saturday: Anthony Dom- Births Sunday: A daughter to Mr, and well aware of how John Wooden felt Bernard King, one of the top picks in Seattle (House 2-2) at Prospect St., Rockville; Robert Deluco, Mrs, Donald Hebert, SUfford; a son to game 5-5 in the eighth, and Joe brosky. Fern St., Rockville; Edward Ferguson followed with a game- about Gary Cunningham.” the NBA draft, was arrested early Oakland (Norris 2-6), N. CARTER Talcottville Rd., Rockville; Denison Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Kopytko, South Miller, Hilliard St., Manchester; William Diebolt, Evergreen Rd., Vernon; Walter winning single later in the same in­ The UCLA ath letic d irector Sunday morning on the campus and Minnesota (Redfern 2-4) 1226 Main Street, Manchastar 846-8484 Neff, Orchard St., Rockville; Robert Willington; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Hillside Ave.. Vernon; Terence Peter Olshewski, Ellington. ning. Cesar Cedeno had a bases- claimed Cunningham told him he charged with second degree burglary at California (Tanana 12- Open Evenings ’Ml 6 - Thurs. & Friday,'111 6 - Sat. til 5 didn’t want to be cotlsidered then plus breakihg and entering. 6 ), N. PAGE FOl'R-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 11, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. July 11, 1977— PAGE FIVE-B

Farm League tourney Ik - Congress blasted INDEX Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Old putter gives N O T IC It RECEPTIONIST - 9 to 5. Mon­ 1 - Loti and Found f ! by peace groups 2 • P trto n tit day thru Friday. Write P.O. 3 - • Announctmtma Box 222, Manchester. 4 - Enttrtainmtnl Carter Chevrolet Pat Bradley win 5 - Auctions^ S h e R e r a t h BABY SITTER Wanted for in­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Leaders of major Vietnam FINANCIAL fant. Beginning September. peace groups blasted Congress this weekend for subver­ B - eonds-StockS'Morloaoaa My home, 4 1/2 days a week. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) — Pat Bradley credited a switch to ting President Carter’s amnesty program. 9 - Parsonal Loans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Own transportation. tops Army & Navy 10 - Insuranca her old putter as the confidence-builder she needed to post a 6- In a meeting at Yale Law School, the former anti-war Experience. Call evenings, IMPLOVMENT 6494860. * under-par 213 and win the $75,000 Bankers Trust Classic at leaders expressed their distress with a bill introduced by 13 - Halp Wamad LocustT T.T21IHill Country___ A___ Club. 1 Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif. They said Cranston’s 14 - Businass Opportunitiaa Scoring in every inning, National Farm League champs Carter died the 17th hole to seal her first win 15 - Situation Wanted RELIEF COOK - Career measure would “subvert” Carter’s pardon authority. PHONE 643-2711 minded individual. Good Chevrolet got past Army & Navy, 9-5, in Town Farm Little Bradley, who earned $11,000, this year and the third of her career. EDUCATION Under the Cranston proposal, military review boards ia - Pnvala lnstruclk>ns tanefits and salary. Second opened the final round Sunday with FOP ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD shift. Apply Vernon'Man League Tournament play Saturday at Waddell. Garner was tied for second at 215 would determine which pardoned veterans would be 19 - SchooiS'Classas anor, or four birdies on the first eight holes. with Kathy Whitworth and Garol 20 - Insiruclions Waniad call 871-0^. •Army Navy, champs of the inning with Jim Mahar, Brian Giggey She gave the credit to the old allowed to receive educational and medical benefits. NOTICE OF American Farm League, play Inter Mann. Judy Rankin shot three PEAL ESTATE Help Wanted and Miruicki hitting safely. bullseye putter she switched to after One peace leader said the military review boards are 23 - Homas lor Salt APPLICATION 13 national Farm League titlists Dairy Army & Navy fought back for four straight 72s for 216. the same ones that handle disciplinary matters. He said 24 - Lola-Land lor Salt OF THE CONNECTICUT ADVERTISING carding 75 in the opening round. At 25 - Invastmani PVoparty STEADY WORK - Reliable, Queen tonight at 6 at Waddell with runs in the top of the third to make it that point she had trailed Donna “People were congratulating me, the bill would give them the power to be both “prosecutor 26 - Businass Proparfy LIGHT AND POWER the loser ousted in the double but I had one hoie to play,” said 27 - Rasort Proparty RATES hard worker, who wants Now IS 5-4. Bill Anderson, Mike Banavige, Caponi Young by seven strokes. and judge.” 26 - Real Estate Wanted COMPANY AND THE steady emplqyinent, good in­ elimination play. Next game for Bradley, a 26-year-old pro from 1 day — lla word par day Mike Donlon and Dave Negri hit Sunday, victory started to look Carter has announced that special review panels should HARTFORD ELECTRIC come. Call 52M702 between 9 Carter's is Wednesday night against Westford, Mass., in reference to her MI9C. SERVICES 3 days ... 1(X word par day 2 only. THE FOR safely in the frame for the Vets. likely, but then dimmed as she have the power to upgrade discharges for some 450,000 31 - Services Offsred LIGHT COMPANY TO 6 days — 9i word par day tonight's winner. birdie shot at 17. “It’s not an easy 32 - Painting.Ptpering 26 days — 6a word per day Carter’s came back with two in its experienced two bogeys on the back veterans. The President also granted unconditional 33 - Building-Contrscrino THE CONNECTICUT snool BUSES The .Major Lillie League Tourna- hole and a lot could happen. I’ve been 34 — Roofing.Siding 15 vrords $2.00 minimum NOW accepting applications TIME half of the third and added single amnesty for draft resisters. 35 _ POWER FACILITY Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch for full time employment. nieni reaumes play lonighi al 6 al nine and fell back into a tie with in this position (of being the leader) Healing.Plumbing to earn a llitia axtra Trilning ttarte now lor markers in the fourth and fifth JoAnne Garner for the lead. Mrs. Louise Ransome, former director of the National 36 - Flooring EVALUATION Call 5293869 between 9 and 2 Leber Field wilh .Anaaldi'a op­ frames while the losers could two times before.” Council for Universal and Unconditional Amnesty, said 37 - Moving.Trucking.Storage COUNCIL FOR only. monay thia aummar. quollflod poopio lo loom Garner bogeyed 18, however, and 38 — Services Wanted to drivo school bus part- posing .Army & .Navy wilh ihe loaer maiuge just one tally in the fifth. Her 1977 earnings climbed to $55,- Saturday Cranston’s bill was “very vindictive and dis­ CERTIFICATION OF Wa naad boya and then Bradley, playing behind her, bir- MI8C. FOR SALE VEHICLE MECHANIC - No tims In Manchsstsr or ousled and winner advancing lo Miruicki picked up the pitching win 602. criminatory.” THE CONSTRUCTION girla 2 avaninga par 40 - Household Goods experience required, dirrent waak. Muat ba Vomon In Soptsmbor. Wednesday when il'll face un- striking out nine and walking only “A veteran with an unfavorable discharge is 100 per 41 ~ Articles for Sale' OF AN OVERHEAD training openings. Good bealen Moriarly Bros. 42 - Building Supplies praaantabla, two and was the batting sUr with cent unemployable. He may need medical help. And 43 - Pets .Birds- Dogs ELECTRIC salary, paid training. Enlist­ Carter's scor^ two runs in the three hits. Mahar added two blows to MBs slide to fourth because he can’t find work he ends up in prison,” she 44 ~ Livestock TRANSMISSION LINE ment requirred. Ages 17-35. courtaoua, and 45 - Boats & Accessories Call U.S. Army at 643-94^. raaponalbla. II In- first inning on Matt Miruicki's double the winning effort. Donlon had a dou­ said. “It (Cranston’s bill) is an attempt to subvert the 46 - Sporting Goods ALONG A ROUTE Slipping under the .500 mark, Minimum Reiquirements and added three more in the second ble and single for the losers. 8-5, rallied for three runs with Dave President’s pardon power. 47 - Garden Products THROUGH THE taraalad, plaaaa hava Moriarty Bros, bowed to Society for 48 - Antiques VOICE INTERCEPPTOR - paranta or guardian 1. 5 years good driving Gale's single scoring the lead run. 49 - Wanted to Bqy Savings, 4-3, yesterday in Twi TOWNS OF No experience required. experience. Ray Sullivan led off the top of the WATERFORD, Current training openings. contact Bath McLaod League action at St. ’Thomas. RENTALS 2. No criminal record. seventh with a single, only the fifth 52 - Rooms for Rent MONTVILLE, BOZRAH, Good salary, paid training. at tha Manchaatar The MBs, 5-6 and in fourth place in 53 - Apartments for Rent ADVERTISING Enlistment required. Ages 17- Evaning Harald. 3. Good physical condition. MB blow, but winning hurler Tim Jal Alai entries 54 - Homes tor Rent FRANKLIN, LEBANON, Manchester Legion the American Division, return to ac­ 55 - 35. Call U.S. Army at 843-9466. Striding to victory Zerio bore down to get the last three. Business for Rent COLUMBIA, ANDOVER, DEADLINE Phona 647-9948 4. Proper attitude. tion tonight at 6 against Herb’s at St. 56 - Resort Property for Rent Five different players had hits for 57 - Wanted lo Rent HEBRON, POWER GENERATOR 5. Clean Appearance. LPGA Bankers Trust Classic winner Pat Bradley and her cad­ Thomas. 58 - Misc for Rent 12:00 noon the day before the MBs while Gale had two hits and GLASTONBURY AND publication. Equipment Operator - No EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - 6. Be available for work has good weekend dy head to the 18th hole at Locust Hill Country Club. (UPI Photo) The locals had a 3-1 lead going into AUTOMOTIVE experience required. Current Corporate office. Excellent during the entire three RBIs for the third place MANCHESTER Deadline for Saturday and the sixth inning before Society, now 61 - Autos for Sale training openings. Good skills. Legal background National Division club. 62 - Trucks (or Sale Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. school year. .. W .>1 ■ 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale Pursuant to Ihe salary, paid trainning. Enlist­ desirable. Minimum three By LEN AI STER I. M iMil U , S T 64 - Motorcyciss-Bicycles provisions of s 16-30(b) ment required. Ages 17-35. years experience. Excellent L tm k hmm U i’ S 65 - Csmpert-Trsilers-Mobtle of the General Statutes of PLEASE READ Call U.S. Army at 643-94^. benefits. Call 6496555, 8:30 to Herald SpurUwriter Homes 5. Weekend golf results 4-14 1-M M4 m 66 - Automotive Service Connecticut and s 16- It was a most productive weekend for the Manchester *■”^^>■•4! 14 Sj'STiM-itU 87 - Autos for Rent-Lease YDUR AD EARN EXTRA Money Part AM and/or PM Routoa 50-f (e) of the regulations time, working from our plea­ SUPERINTENDENT American Legion baseball team as it took a pair of Zone Eight H U mMi Classified ads are taken over PIsaao call John Thrall al H LBnkI ' IhMkTriW M of ihe Power Facility sant office. Hourly rate, plus married couple for small contests. , IbKtkmmk l-l i tav JMto Ihe phone as a convenience. Country Club -Jack Moffat 47-9-38, Gerry 27-48, C.D. McCarthy 63-15-48; Low H LIm i Ii 1 Jh m Su m Evaluation Council, The Herald Is responsible for commission. No experience apartment complex. Universi­ 643-2414 —Matava 72, Net —Zwick 76-7-69, *1: i Mhi I___ 1 Int4 M M PROBATE NOTICE Saturday at Henry Park in Vernon Passman 46-8-38, Ray Remes 51-12- itM liM 4-1 only one Incorrect insertion and necessary. Will train. Call us ty of Connecticut area. Duties any waskday morning BEST 12- Glass A—Steve Matava Erwin Kennedy 73-4-69, Lon Annulli gross —Clark 71, Blind bogey —Nils II hiM* Court of Probate notice is hereby given at 56949W. the Post 102 entry topped Rockville, 39, Jac Shea 49-10-39, Bob Bonadies L ta p Urn 41 District of Manchester then only to the size of the include: General bsfors 9:00 lor an Intsr- got plenty of support as Manchester 42-3-39, Ken Gordon 44-4-40, Marsh 75-6-69; Class B — Gross Shenning 109. i Cm ^ m rn S-1 NOTICE OF HEARING that The Connecticut original insertion. Errors which maintenance, minor repairs, 4-1, and yesterday at Eagle Field the 50-10-40, Pete Griffiths 51-10-41, Mel r.iinlitaate l-l vlsw. scored twice in the opening frame Warren 45-5-40, Bill Zwick 44-4-40, —Vonderkall 76, Net —Len Giglio 76- SWEEPS- Class A —Gross —Clark 1 Umi UmI M ESTATE OF WILFRED G Light and Power Com­ do not lessen the value of the WINDOW WASHER Wanted - painting, tenant contact. Free locals whipped uninspired South CROCKETT, deceased. advertisement will not be cor­ Must be experienced, and and eight times in the second. Terry Schilling 43-3-40; Glass B Hadfield 49-8-41, Todd Peck 50-9-41; 12-64, Ben Deskus 77-11-66; Class C 71, Net —Sergio Sartori 79970, Doc I I t « ^ 9mnim Pursuant to an order of Hon. William pany and The Hartford rent. Send resume to M-3 l-M 1-44 4-14 144 144 144 rected by an additional Inser­ reliable. Steady work. Call Superintendent, P.O. Box 404, , Windsor, 13-5. The twin wins ups Thirteen men came to bat in the —Mort Rosenthal 44-6-38, Pete Low gross-M atava 73; Blind bogey —Gross —John Mattern 82, Net McKee 78-8-70; Class B —Gross TVBIT1 E. FttiGerald, Judae, dated July 6, Electric Light Company tion. 1977 a hearing will be held on an 649-5334. Bloomfield, Ct. 06002. Manchester to 10-3 in zone play and big inning with the eight markers —George Blount 105. —Jim Moriarty 75, Net —Vonderkall '4 L hiq M L IrfM muk U (acting by their agent. RN or LPN - 7 to 3. Laurel Foster 46-7-39, Bob Vonderkall 45-6- —Moffat 83-17-66, Jack McCallum x H t, iHMn 4-1 t B v rii I m application praying that an instrument 11-7-t over-all. Tonight at Eagle I t a t a 4-1 purporting to be the last will and testa­ Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. produced on four hits, six walks, 39. Bob Barningham 45-5-40; Glass G SV4 EEPS- Glass A —Gross 86-19-67. 8912-68, Ken Kelso 83-14-69; Class C 1 t a p t p U 1 lU (tap U 1-I f ■ Northeast Utilities Ser­ COUPLE TO WORK part JANITORS and Housekeepers Apply in person to Ad­ M L M f U l-l i l ment of said deceased be admitted to Field at 6 o'clock Manchester hosts probate as in said application on file vice Company) will on or time as substitute house - Needed for Saturday and three errors and a couple of wild WOMEN- Class A —Lynn Prior 49 —Gross —Bob Lachapelle 88, Net H I tab Mil 4-1 i M l M M M ministrator, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., zone foe Bloomfield with lefthander H I ta talP i-l more fully appears, at the Court of parents in boys group home. Sunday only. Call 5292167 for pitches and passed balls. Dave Blake 1930; Class B—Edna Wadas4919-27, -M elton 93-27-66, Lou Betko 891969. i Inf Rm $-1 Probate on July 19. 1977 at 11:00 a m. about July 18, 1977 sub­ Monday, thru Friday. U I.bqtap M mm Call 643-4320. an a^intment. East Hart­ Mike Jordan drawing the starting hill and Gliha each had two RBI bingles Bundi Tarca 42-15-27, Cora Anderson MEMBER-MEMBER- Gross I. bq bnIM l-l 7. J M r 7 4 Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Gerk mit an application to the '•> iJ W y T I Mb M b 4-1 I Mr fimn l>i 011-7 □ NOTICES ford Convalescent Home, 745 assignment. S o ftb all . . t w tMMl Power Facility Evalua­ SECRETARY Receptionist - in the stanza. i 43-13-30, Mary Collins 491930, Gerry —Woody Clark-Dave Kaye 65, Net 144 ■KBvrii Imi PHONE FROM home to ser­ Main Street, East Hartford. Varied duties including, good >44 1441-44 1441-24 144 144 I M i M Against Rockville, talented Bruce Sembenotti 42-12-30. —Ken Kelso-Jack Moffat 56, Hal I H m 141144 tion Council for the vice our customers in the Manchester added single tallies in TONIGHT’S GAMES typing, transcribing, in­ Ballard hurled a three-hitter to earn the third, fourth and sixth innings STATE BEST 15- Class A -D oc McKee Giglio-Bill Sembenotti 56. issuance of a certificate Lost and Found 1 Manchester area. Flexible surance forms, bookkeeping, Oil Heat vs. hours, super earnings. 249- his sixth win in seven decisions. The while South Windsor, now 5-8 in the Bogner's with three runs in the 60-8-52, Woody Clark 592-53, Bill FOUR BALL- Jan Leonard-Mary of environmental com­ etc. $115. Call 649^)500. HP.Market, 6 LOST - Vicinity of West Mid­ 7773. University of Pennsylvania freshman zone, got single runs in the third, eighth inning overcame Diamond Presti-Boots Jal Alai results patibility and public NURSES —Fitzgerald Moran 62-954, Wally Parciak 61-7-54; dle Turnpike and Cheney EARN $1000 or more fanned 17 and issued six free passes sixth and seventh and a pair in the Realty, 98, Saturday in Plainville in Class B -E d Shaw 63-14-49, Jim Carneilla-Olive Fagan 11 points. need with respect to the MATURE WOMAN Desires Fogarty's vs. APrin- Saturday mallnaa- Tech. Two female cats, one RN's - LPN'S demonstrating name brand in nailing down the triumph. In 47 2/3 fifth. a Northern Connecticut State Cham­ Moriarty 6911-49, Ray Gordon 6919 Karen Parciak-Mary Ganguere- construction of a new black, one Calico-gray, brown Position - Housekeeper / Com- toys and gifts (Fisher-Price, ting, 7:15 —Fitzgerald panlon for male, in exchange innings worked, Ballard has now Gliha, Ballard, Blake and Dave pionship playdown tilt, Randy Smith 50, Roy R iggott 61-11-50, Bob Helen Meagan-Nellie Johnson 10 71V |M U l IN iM knM IIM LN 4JI m 12P IP IP overhead 343 kV electric and tan. 742-6446. Aid and Assistance has Playskool, Fenton) with Trash-Away vs. Floors, bmp U 144 for room, board, small salary. whiffed 99 while allowing 17 hits and Bottaro each had pair of base knocks and Mike Jordan each had three hits Vonderkall 6212-50, Jack Devanney points. I M i t a a IM IP transmission line along part-time and full-time Treasure House party plan. 17 walks. 6 —Robertson i s t t L “ a P U l SkE] •M I P Excellent references. Write Part or full time. No cost for among 12 collected by the locals. and Mark Monette two for the Meat 63-1950; Class C —Richard Melton Medalists for qualifying round club ta b M H U I bWabMIUP the route of existing Box C, c/o M anchester hours available for you. HLanes vs. Pero’s, M pb 4-1 HIM kit. Also booking parties. Call Standout sticker was Ray Gliha Packers. Jordan's two-out double 73-27-46, Jim Cooper 7924-46, Pete championship were Woody Clark and hrimi74IIUI raripb 4-2 1117.71 rights of way extending Herald. Personal and Professional Gliha had three RBIs and Ballard 7:13 —Robertson TiMi 74-1 $M.7I T ita 1-1-4 tL34UI 7ilbib 4-24 HIUI □ EMPLOYMENT 242-5830 or collect person to wh(j. had two hits, walked twice and and Blake two each. Bottaro also drove in the winning run. Griffiths 6919-47, Don Edwai^s 79 John Herdic, each with rounds of 71. approximately 47 miles satisfaction derived from person for Miss Carol 491- Vito’s vs. Gus’s, 8:30 providing good nursing scored two runs. The Manchester walked twice, among 12 given by the Ih m m im td i ILN U l U l Epwn IP i P U l 2U4 1I.P IP from the Millstone SALES POSITION - Straight hoo. —Robertson I M H M U l 7JI ■tab. IP IP IP IP commissions, leads furnished care on a 1 to 1 basis for centerfielder also had an RBI. The Ip p I i p generating station, in Help W anted 13 three South Windsor hurlers, and Ml !&L IP to homeowners. Call 242-5402. cUents in their own homes BOY to wash car. Are you locals scored single runs in the third, scored three times. Dean vs. Tierney’s, 6 b b h b l-im P t a b l l t l l P Waterford, through the —Nebo hrM iM SIUI ra ta l 24 SUP rariiibHtllLP RNs Si LPNs - Looking for a or medical facilities. starting grades 7-9. strong fourth, fifth and seventh innings Top performers for South Windsor TriM !44 m n Tribeta 2-2-S tllU P 7[«icb 444 H in p Town of Waterford, PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The reliable, responsible? Call David’s vs. .MoriSrty’s, challenge and high pay? We For Information Call while Rockville countered with a were Howie Sobolov who doubled and IM Montville, Bozrah, Air Force recently announced 546-0176 between 99. North 7:15 —Nebo 1 I m ImM i IMI U l Ul IIP IP U l I P IP 2P are a new Gerlatrrlc & Men- 643-0519 lone tally in the fourth. Two of ■ IP IP Franklin, Lebanon, new openings for individuals End area. homered and John Murphy who had IMU m I Ml U l I bar bnM IP 2P tal Retarded Facility. with prior military service. If Manchester's tallies were unearned A&N Club vs. CBT, 6 IM M M in • iP IIp p ZiM 121 Columbia, Andover, Immediate openings for part two bingles. Kevin Martin went the —Nike MUii4 $nji b b h b U tP P •Pbb 24 ntP you nave been out for less AID and ASSISTANCE SECRETARY - Executive. on four Rockville miscues. first 1 1/3 innings and took the loss NrfMbUWJI ratal 44 nip ra ta l 24 tPTI Hebron, Glastonbury time 7 to 3, full and part time 3 than 5 years and are looking TtMa 44-7 I42UI to 11, plus 11 to 7 Supervisor. $180. plus. Career position Pete Kiro was on the hill yesterday Renn’s vs. Sportsman, TriM 144$3MJI 7rMl 24-2 IU7.P and Manchester to the for "A Great Way of Life’ , o f Northeastern CL Inc. available with successful while Kiro went the first five to gain 7:15 —.Nike Nrt Contact Mr. Atlas for con­ against South W'indsor, which had a iHarn IP IP 4P Manchester Substation. contact the Air Force im­ 357 East Cantor 8t. firm. V.P. of marketing divi­ his fourth win without a loss for Itfriip IIN Ml Ml I ^ Parti IIP U P IP fidential appointment, mediately. Call 6497440. nine-man roster to play with, and he Manchester. .Norton vs. Rockwell, 6 7bMi U l U l IPp Mi IIP IIP I Mha baba u p | p The existing rights of between 9 and 4, 2791060. Manchaatar, Conn. sion seeking a self starter to —Keeney S M r a U l M M Ul Ikarlhm m handle administrative level m k 47 IllMI MitaUSUil b t a U P I P way will not be widened responsibilities. Excellent Cougars vs. B&J, 6 PvM utm ji M M 44 $17171 r>bib44t241P Tiiidi 1-74 U.73UI CMMiiMald Iribib 44-7 HI2IM or relocated, except for typist and steno skills. Growth —Cheney ■M n p k tl7UI REAL ESTATE Sales neople opportunity and benefits out­ about 0.8 mile in Bozrah, for Manchester area. Must be S occer EASTERN TOU RNEY where the existing right l.igUOR PFR.MIT standing. Fee Paid. Olsten -Saturday nlght- CARRIERS licensed or in process. Permanent Agency, 242 Trailing 9-7 in the top of the sixth of way will be widened to .NOTICE OF Generous commission APPLICATION Trumbull Street, Hatford. 549- PEE W EE EAST inning, Fogarty Bros, turned over a n m 12N U l IN a total width of 365 feet. schedule. Wolverton Agency 5561. Jl NIOR WEST lU t IN 7N IN IN This is to give notice that I, Paul F. REEDED Mike Hassett, D.J. Tencellent and rare tripleplay against Rapp’s Deli ■m IN 121 V 4N 4N For 4.1 miles in Water­ Realtors, 649-2813. Standings: H urricanes 7-0-2, M l IN Cosgrove of 11 Gerard Street, Tully Petulak each scored one goal and came back with six runs in its Nnrica IN ford and 1.8 miles in Manchester have filed an application SUMMER EVEN hotter Knights 7-2-1, R angers 6-2-1, m k 24 WJ» MMiM$41N MUa 24 UIN placarded Tuesday. 2S June 1S77 wilh Mayberry Village, SECRETARY FOR South because of bills? Keep your as the Tornadoes blanked the Tigers, half of the inning to take the cham­ Urtidi 24 U21N Meet! M $2HN MM 12 $nN Manchester the circuit me Liquor Control Commission for a Bicentennials 4-6, Tomahawks 2-7, TrlMti 244 SMIN TriMi IM $N$N Windsor law firm Must have cool. Sell Avon. Earn extra pionship in the third annual Eastern Trlfeeta 142 ItHN will be suspended from PACKAGE STORE LIQUOR for the East Hartford excellent typing skills, prior 3-0, Saturday. Manny Fendell, Minutemen 0-10. sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises money in your spare time. No Richard Baver and Mark Gichowski Connecticut Slo-Pitch Tournament. M i IIN 7JI Ul IhM 7.N SN 4N ILN IN 4N existing transmission 25 Oak Street, Manchester Pleate cell Dave al legal experience unneccesary. selling experience necessary. were best in defeat. Fogarty’s marched to the title by ■>!« 1121 IN p IN IN $N 4N line structures; for the The business will be owned by Paul Send replies to P.O. Box 3203, Call: 623-9401. INTERMEDIATE A M i taa Nl IN 2N F Cosgrove of II Gerald Street. Talcottville, Ct. defeating Chesire Cut of West Hart­ m k 2-i U7.N Mria 1-7 $2LN INMi 14 $NN Manchester and will be conducted by Mike Ghirgwin scored three goals, Bob Walsh scored four goals as remainder of the route ford, 7-1, the Stafford All-Stars, 7-2, M M 24 $7171 MMl-7 $NN MscN 11 $12UI Paul F Cosgrove as permittee. 649-0872 Garl Skoog two and A.J. Marcantonio Manchester No. 2 blanked TriM24l$ 3l4SN Trtfeda 1-7-S $Ni7l TriMa 11-7 $N7N th e circuit will be PART TIME Secretary - For FLORAL DESIGNER Wanted Sonny's of Westport, 8-2, and Sarges, OH SsssNI DnsNh Dated 28 June 1: law office. Will train. Must be - Must be experienced. Apply one as the Gosmos routed the In­ M anchester No. 1, 4-0. Mark suspended from new dians, 6-0. Bob Monaco and Hank 92. H t a N m m U l IM 1 Hsm a .N IN U 4 1 Qmk M s r 17JI IN IN wood pole H-frame struc­ excellent typist. Reply P.O. in person, 1122 Burnside Copeland recorded the shutout in 4 t a w t a | l IJI IN s c m LN 3 J I 4 J s » Im d W LN 4 J I RECREATION AIDES - Full Box 525, South Windsor, Ct. Avenue, East Hartford. Stevenson were best for the Indians. Merrill Meyer led the way for the i t a n t S i T LM 3 M « ts 4 N 1 Csay Gsrrsw IN tures similar to existing goal while Billy Finnegan and Greg t a k M p u t MsWsl.$$33JI M d i 44 U U a time, one with musical Standings. Gosmos 8-0, Tornadoes Oilers going ll-for-17 including two M icliM tlH il fmkdM U $11131 Nrfsc(il4SlM N structures. The proposed background the other with REFRIGERATION - Air Con­ Smayda played well for the losers. TrSsdi l-S-3 $ 52 iN NOW Accepting applications - 7-1, Wildcats 6-2, Chiefs 5-4, Brewers homers. John Barry was 19for-18 TriM i M-2 tl& n TrilscM 14-1 $4$1N construction is necessary TOWN OF MANCHESTER special education. Sensitivity, for full time employment. ditioning, Heating Service and Jim Flaherty nine-for-18 in­ t a r t T e M i compassion, and the abilityto Manager to take charge of 5-4, Stars 3-5-1, Lancers 3-6, Tigers 2- I t a q i U il IM IN X n , $itatisi ILM IN 4M 3 EMsva iM isr 14.N IM LN in order to assure relate to mult/ple han­ Call between 10 and 3. 872- 5-1, Indians 2-5, Meteors 0-8. cluding three homers. John Gionfrid- SIM. IJI IN I ln o R M W IN LN S M w A ffN M 4 J I IN reliable transmission of 4515. An equal opportunity local service orientated Havlicek fine t t a * LN 3 I s m Laces iN 1 hiflis nam LN LEGAL dicapped persons a must. employer. department. Call Jack Wood­ do and Bob Blass starred defensive­ t a k S - I t U N NW itoM$4IJI M k i i S U N th e output of the Applications accepted at cock, 528-4144. PEE WEE W EST COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) tarta M tlKM Fsrfscti 44 $12I.M Fsrfscts l i $S7N Hillside Manor, 151 Hillside ly- T iM . I.S.1 u a j l TtSssts 44-3 $7I7J6 TrNsets M l $1N.N Millstone generating sta­ NOTICE Brian O'Donnell and Clyde — Boston Celtics’ star and Fast pitch tion upon the completion Avenue, Hartford. 278-1060. Pickerel scored in a 2-1 win by the former Ohio State All- of Millstone Unit 3. The Zoning Board of Appeals tCWFL will hold public hearings on AIR FORCE now awards Bulls over the Bruins. Sean Ransom American John Havlicek Plainfield results associates degrees. Get scored for the losers. underwent surgery for Behind the seven-hit pitching of D o ^e Diplomat two-door. Copies of the applica­ Monday, July 18, 1977, star­ technical training, good pay, .wpiAOMHMm S a tu rd a y m a tin a a t ting at 7:00 P.M., in the The Jets and Bears played to a 2-2 acute appendicitis Sunday Ginny Petersen, Formal's Inn tion, which includes and a great way of life. For npci-iid) maps showing the loca­ Hearing Room of the tie. David Evans and Jason Rosano at Riverside Methodist women's team downed Heritage liP IP IP Ibtailb IP 4P IP enlistment details call 649 Hospital. Auto of Glastonbury, 11-2, yesterday IIP IIP irnterp IP IP fS.‘’rii2 I I P 2 U I U P tion of the proposed Municipal Building to hear 7440. McDonald’s'” scored for the Jets and Sandro IP 4 VaBh IP IIMtTIpi *41 and consider the following in Glastonbury. Racel Rosen, Kathi 1 M I IMbr I.U route, will be served Squatrito and Gerald Sampson for “He was admitted this IbK llP TPclIP IhpIlP petitions: evening, suffering from Klotzer and Fran Massolini each had t a b : IH paM niP t a b : lU paU illP upon the public officials REAL ESTATE Career - Earn the Bears. 7Hbah;M-7 paU tIMP rartaataclUpablPP ta b : IP pH tl21P Item 1 No. 567 $15,000-1- annually. Must have McDonald's* at the Burr Corners two hits, Mary Gracyalny a three-run 7iMx 144 pM tllP P rirtpta: IP pH im p named in s 16-30(b), in­ Standings: Eagles 9-0, Devils 7-2-1, acute appendicitis,” said ip p e i-iin 7ltplc 44-1 pH n ip n Bonnie L. Castleman — license. Ralph Pasek, homer and Doreen Downham IP m ’i H M H P 7.P IP M laPp bp p (I) cluding the chief Shopping Plaza has an opening for Apaches 7-3, Flames 6-3, Bears 4-3-1, hospital spokeswoman, lUiabaxlq IP IP 7U7amt IIP IP 1.P 7pk l-ll U) Appeal from the order of the Realtor, MLS.-289-7475. Jets 3-4-1, Lions 3-5-1, Kings 1-7-1, Marilyn Marr. doubled and drove in two runs for 1 M b IP IP irparpap 7P IP 1 Jta Ita IP IP IP executive officers of each Zoning Enforcement Officer a custodian. Hours are from 11 Formal's. TPcIkn I IrM iMln 2N 2 M M I P I P of the municipalities in ASSEMBLERS - People Bulls 1-7, Bruins 0-7-1. t a b : IP pib K7P TMNN JUu iW dated May 27, 1977 to cease needed for harness assembly, P.M. to 7 A.M. Responsibilities will liiaap144 piH IIP7P k M c 117 nU $2LN I M I l i l which the proposed route and desist the activity of a Mp Mhc uTpab tlP P M M 711 pNi $7UI bbbb 2U pH U IN layu|ip, and soldering. Call 649 rtaltIPpHW P is located, prior to the home occupation being 7458. Include floors, walls, windows and MIDGET NORTH THtl-lin Jrthtkc M4 paU $N7N 7iMix m pHi m n llpkipal 7P IP 2P S n M lll(N time the application is carried on outside of the outside cleaning. Experience The Chieftains won by forfeit over B aseball ibia IP IP D t p * M IR ) the Cougars, 1-0. Never before has a car so fiendishly What's more. Diplomat's interior irn k tU m k lB 7N U l IN 2 7*1* 2P IP IP filed with the Power residence and being con­ PART TIME Female - bench *4977 iiTiapiart IP 7I^Ufae| Ul IN ducted for more than two work, deburring. Experienie preferred, but we do have a super­ Neil Ramsey and Mark Coulter seductive been so fiendishly... and includes more than its share of standard Tpe ttP $ fti i m, Np IN IP LN Facility Evaluation bbbb: IP piH tllP TM 11:71 7 Ip d H Tp p 4.N students or pupils at a time — helpful, will train. Minimum COLT INTERTOWN Jamie Gallagher three RBIs in a 14- seductively ... affordable. With a manage­ features. Like a handsome cloth-and-vinyl T h b t lP Council. Copies of the vised training program. scored in a 2-0 win by the Falcons riibib: lU paM I22P M ak 217 paU llIN 43 Ellen Lane — Residence five hours daily. Call 2^7542, over the Warriors. Stew With Steve Pyka pitching out of a hit attack. able mid-price to match its manageable seat trim. Convenient overhead reading IrihibE 144 paM IIPP Mack 217 pki $17N bbbb IP pH SPN application will be 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday mid-size and classic, sculptured lines. Not rirtl-lin TrNMk 2-74 p k $121.11 r« b * 2P pH tISUI Zone AA. bases-loaded one-out jam in the bot­ In the nightcap, Manchester won it lamps. Thick color-keyed carpeting. And a 7rib* 1-1-7 * 1 ITPP available for inspection through Friday, South Wind­ MacCluggage was best for the IhaC. IP IP IP Item 2 No. 568 Apply. in person at McDonald’s®, tom of the seventh innig, the in the seventh as the Ellington hurler to mention an incredible array of standard padded two-spoke steering wheel. I rpp ap|p IP IP 7p M: 7 ta Cta (I) on and after July 20, sor area. Warriors. ?CV"” I.H I P I P Jo sep h A. Nowak — Burrurr CornersC Shopping Plaza Manchester Merchants tripped committed a balk. Mike Giliberto features. Diplomat. The fiendishly affordable, IP i bpv Sptt U P I P 1977 at the offices of The Standings: Metros 8-1, Toros 6-3-1, Standard features that include a ta t lP IU’i M j TIm 7.W 1 Ml tat IN LN Variance is requested of Arti­ BABYSITTER NEEDED to between 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. Windham, 7-3, yesterday in seductively equipped new car from Dodge. bbbk IP pb I1M4 2 rMbl Mpt IN Connecticut Light and Suns 6-3, Falcons 5-3, Hawks 5-4, had three hits, Gallagher two and Jon IhKilJT T b c H P cle II, Section 2.01.01, watch two children ages 6 and responsive 318 V8 w ith an Electronic Lean rtaxlUpbltMP ta b : Ul pH tn.« Power Company in Cougars 4-4, Olympics 4-6, Warriors Willimantic with a four-run eighth in­ Brandt a sacrifice fly. Manchester is Burn System. An Electronic Ignition. Power 7t«pb: 24-1 pb UPH rirtKb: 4U pH tPM j 2 P l t H i 4 L P Minimum side yard, to reduce 8 for nurse working evenings. t L4-2-ri*m2ltllp p 3-4-1, Stallions 1-7, Chieftains 1-7. ning. Pyka, who relieved starter Jeff now 11-4 over-all and 6-2 in the JC- steering. A power front disc/rear drum 7ilbcb: 444 p H I1 I2 IP Willimantic and Egst east side yard to 12 feet for Four days a week (every Berman, retired all five batters Courant League. Saturday' Hampton and The Hart­ purpose of erecting carport — other weekend.) Rachel Road brake system. A TorqueFlite automatic m m MM area. 643-9284 before 1 p.m. MIDGET SOUTH faced. Dave White drove in the win­ transmission. Radial-ply tires. And Dodge 7MKIP7 TMc i-ll ID ford Electric Light Com­ 145 Croft Drive — Rural ning run and Al Hutchinson added a ALUMNI JUNIOR deluxe wheel covers. iM i-un IbMIt pp IP IP I t a 'l U ? pany in New London and Residence Zone. Ed Adams scored twice and \\ lip b ib IIP IP 4P itEim M 7.N LN ILN LN LN DISHWASHER Full Time two-run homer in the big frame. Standings: Krause Florist 9-0, IM C pbr, M IP l l t a M 4P LP Hartford. Item 3 No. 569 Days. Permanent position. Jezouit once in a 3-1 win by the Wings lUM 4P LN iibSiiiiM,bb IM Hutchinson had three hits for the 9-1 Credit Union 7-2, Moriarty Fuel 6-2, rribbTiiib Ul 7*1147 7 * IIP THE CONNECTICUT Nicholas R. & Phyllis Apply to Tacorral, 246 Broad over the Spartans. Doug Marshall Ibb2l4l t a b IP pH IlIN Street. 's - LPN's scorzd for the losers. Merchants. Liggett’s 6-4, Army & Navy 5-4, State I I P pH I___ ru b * ;p pH iiN P bbbb IP pp t u p LIGHT AND Jackston — Appeal from the iiSSK"'^'—14-2 pH tllP lI ■ rtrtt* IL2 pH IP.N , “stop work order” of the Bob Walter hurled a two-hitter as Bank 2-7, Moriarty Juniors 2-8, Mari- Irtb* 24-3 pH IIINP 7i«t* LM |P SIPLP POWER COMPANY Don Gaston, Dave Coverse, Tad Ipptl-lllll Mb l-ll ID Chief Building Inspector ALUMINUM STORM Window All shifts. Part time or full Manchester Crispino's blanked Mads 0-10. 2 Mm Hbtb Ti* T ta (m t (1) THE HARTFORD Gembala, Brian Feshler and Steven p p ; p LN !«n W ILN LP IP IM ti lib LP LP IP dated June 13,1977 concerning Company needs help to sell, Marlborough, 7-0, Saturday at itaM b T * LN tP IMIbtab) IP 2P I h W t l b i IN LP ELECTRIC LIGHT install and repair windows in Michaud scored as the Stingers Mike Falkowski pitched a six- LN IN p Nh p LP construction activity at 72 time. Pleasant working con­ Moriarty Field, Wayne Parker and nbx2iii 7bp:llP I bm ImHp LP COMPANY Manchester area. Full or part blanked the Apollos, 5-0. hitter and stroked two hits in leading n tx P P Maple Street — Business Zone time. Telephone 1-223-4460 Steve Crispino each had two hits for i2P|Hlt t a b IP pH SIP b ta c IP pH IILP BY NORTHEAST ditions. Benefits. Apply in Standings: Oceaneers 8-1, Stings 7- Liggett’s Parkade to a 16-4 win over Itli* 24-7 * I___ riripb:IPpH|PP Ptrtt* IP pp ULN II. before 8:30 a.m. 1, Wings 7-2, Matadors 6-4, Comets 5- the 6-3 locals. iU2pHI22IP Irib* 144 pH m p Irtb* 1-44 pH m n UTILITIES Information pertaining to winless Mari-Mads Saturday mor­ Chorches Motors, Inc. IHtMllil Stit* Ml IQ 4, Sounders 3-5-1, Apollos 2-5-1, D tp* l-ll IQ SERVICE COMPANY, above may he obtained in the WAITRESS PART Time person. Vernon ning at Cheney Tech. Liggett’s 2rMN LN U l ZN I MM IP LP LN LItibrMH I P LP LP nighta. Permanent position. Astros 2-6-1, Spartans 2-7, Rockets 0- JUNIOR LEGION scored nine runs in the seventh inning IN IM I Ip p tbti bb, bb IP LP THEIR AGENT Planning Office. 80 Oakland Street LN IMUMIbrt^ IN I M l l ib IP Apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad Manor. Call Mon- 7-1. Manchester’s Junior Legion team on three hits and nine walks. Scott I T IP W UP 010-7 AH persons Interested may at­ $wept a doubleheader Saturday from bbbb2PpHil2P t a b IP pH MSP 7 * IIP tend these hearings. Holmes had three hits, Tim Manchester, Conn. rtrtpbUlpHUIN rtrti* IP pH IMP bbbk IP pH tu p day through Ellington, 14-6 and 4-3, at Eagle rbtpkmpHUIP ZONING BOARD OF GENERAL OFFICE CTerk for McCarthy, Don Sumislaski and Ron T M x M lp H m P liM c 1-2-1 pp UNP Irih* tl4 pH I74IP Field, Ftbkl-ll(n BMI-IIW APPEALS small office. Diversified and Fridays 9 to 4 p.m. Piedmonte two apiece for the UP IN LP iMMflriH Mnl T P * Tbkt Mm (7) JUNIOR EAS T In the opener, Manchester IP LP IP IJ^taM IIP LP IP 1977 can be a big year Paul J. Rossetto, interesting position. winners. Shawn Grady, Jim Florence law' IP 2P t ptbpt 3P LP IMbtMtl.lb| IP LP Secretary Knowledge of bookkeeping, Standings; Diplomats 7-2, Raiders exploded for seven runs in the fourth I N t a M l lor youl Tell our Mr. Bergin and Joe Chetalat each had a pair of TbbllP lU U rib tib , LP Dated this 11th day of July, filing, typing and shortnand 6-2, Yankees 6-4, Cyclones 4-4, inning, after trailing 5-0. Mike Pinkin 7 * P P reeders about your helpful. Please contact, Fran Racers 2-7, Earthquakes 1-7. blows for Mari-Mads with Alex Htbb IP pH illP bbbb IP pH IILP 1977. had three hits, Dave Parks two and Britnell playing well defensively. rirtt*IPpHm.H M b it* 144-1* tlLIIP service with a Banning, for appointment, 871-0385 Tritek $-14 mU $M1N iTlb* M-l pH IIPP Classified ad. 012-7 643-2738. PAGE SIX -B - MAN'CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mun., July U. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 11, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B For Salt H»lp W t n M ) ) NomM Homaa For Salt 2S R— ort Property 27 Hom«t For Solo Raaort Proparty 22 Homaa For Sala 33 Homaa lor Rant 54 Auloa For Sala 61 Auloa For Sala 61 LEGAL SECRETARY - Full COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg EASTHAIimMO For Rant 55 COVENTRY LAKE - 200 feet or part time. Experienced Farm, with three story bam. For the economy minded. National Weather Forecast THREE BEDROOM Ranch - COUGAR 1971 XR-7. Butler-type building. Power from beach. Two bedroom, WE PAY $15 for complete preferred. Call 643-7779, Small Ranch. Could use SUGGESTIONS GOT A AOoD In nice neighborhood. COLUMBIA LAKE water­ junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Excellent condition. Air, between 9 and 5. plant, and other out buildings, wlnteriied summer cottage. front home. July, August. redecorating. Make an M.OO 3000 References required. Auto Body, 5261990. power steering, power brakes, plus Three Lovelv Homes. $15,900. 859-1665. M O N B Y - S a v i n g Boat, Deck, no pets. $165 offer, $32,500. ♦ Dubaldo/Lesperance, 6469419 stereo, radlals. Call 8767825. Buthtatt Opportunitf 14 Offers invited. B, W Realty, .] after 5 p.m. weekly. 2288602. 647-1419. copi Raal Eatata Wantad 28 S u & S t S ^ O N , el?N |^ B ut PARTS Department now open HOMES^EKERS REALTY Saturdays. Complete line of 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Perfect ( 1 SMALL ENGINE Service M6-4353 running condition. Excellent DUPLEX - 6-3 Fireplace, ALL CASH For your property, M/tc. for Rani 58 Chrysler parts. Chorches Corporation expanding dealer I'M NOT S u g M ir r iN G Motors. 6463646. body, clean Interior. New network. No experience carpeting, aluminum sforms,itor within 24 hours. Avoid Red Officaa-Storaa for Rant 55 brakes, $756 firm. 742-7814. 2 furnaces, trees, $445 income. NEW USTING - Two family, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes GARAGE FOR RENT - 11 necessary Complete training IT gfCAUSB X THIMK COUCH AND CAR Herculon program' $500. investment $39,500. Hutchins Agency, 646- two car garage, plus many Corporation, 6464)131. Fairfield Street, Manchester. ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square Call 643-4888, after 6 p.m. sectionnal sofa: and 1973 1968 VOLKSWAGEN engine! required to start your own 3166. extras. Asking $ti,900. Call / tANnUMOteO iDCNVtII feet induustrial space, 2,000 now, Paul J. Correnti Real / \ YOU MeRD yOuR i|O 0 Hornet Hatchback. Call and 13,066 miles. 1125. Also, mis­ business Ideal for retired or SELLING your house? Call us square feet office space. Easl- cellaneous VW parts. 6465944. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy EsUte, 643-5363. first and we'll make you a i make reasonable offer. Must part time. Details on request ...... 2460495,246 sell, leaving state. 6467463. Mr Barker ESCAA Field intersection. Large seven cash offer. T.J. Crockett, ThAMI 7.11 'I 15. 1974 MONTE CARLO - Lan- Training Division Box 619, room home, large lot. $55,000. EAST HARTFORD - Realtor, 643-1577. t □ AUTOMOTIVE 1968 CADILLAC Convertible - dau model. Rear defogger, Wading River, New York. Hutchins Agency. 646-31U. Manchester line. Six room ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ picture book Ranch. Brick Collector's Item. Leather In­ power windows. Am/fm 1179J IMMEDIATE Cash for your fice. Ground leyel, central Autoa For Salo 61 stereo with tape deck. MANCHESTER - Newer 6 front, fireplace, custom property. Let us explain our terior. In running condition, location, professional sold "as is.” $8(W. Call 643- Excellent condition. $3250 $500 PER Thousand stuffing Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 kitchen, garage. Low $40's. fair proposal. Call Mr. •...... " ...vaj/ARE \/s^✓ building, parking and utilities. Hayes Corp. 6460131. Arllclaa lor Sala 41 ”y A N condition. $1400. Call 6467393 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 AUDI 100 LS, 1970 - 4 speed. dressed envelope to Eastern carpeting and more. $43,900. VERNON - Just getting r S , MAY WE BUY your home? PREE PUPPY to good home. 2 PROFESSIONAL Office - All or 6460850. started? Call us about this 6 V»t VtATMtW ROTOeAtT • l* ^^**"^______Good condition. Good for Mixed German Shepard. Four THIORATE... TEWPB^UlREiS. E 6 KIAAO. * ■ 54,000 miles, 351 (Cleveland Needs some work. Good buy Opportunities, iS Cornell Cir­ Blanchard 6i Rossetto, , Quick, fair, all cash and no plating, or welding. Call 646 facilities. Excellent location. $650. Call after 5:30, 742-5M2. Realtors. 646-2482. room home priced at $20,500. problems. Call Warren E. months old. 64611ffi. engine. Excellent running cle, Eaast Hartford, Conn. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. (Jood projection. Reasonable 1973 DUSTER - 6 cylinder condition. New shocks and B/W Realty, 647-1419. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday. July 12. During Mon­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. rent. 351 Center Street. 646 06106. standard. High mileage, brakes. Asking $1950. Call 646 1976 TOYOTO Corolla Fast- $30,900. SIX Room Cape. day night, showers and thundershowers may be found over DOG-CAT BOARDING 1680, 6463549. PORTLAND - Great six room. DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32 excellent condition. 643-M97 4484. back - Automatic, am/fm Situation Wantad 15 Heatolator fireplace, enclo^ parts of the northern Rockies, New Mexico, Lakes region. bathing/groomlng. Obedience before 2:30. Yard, extra bath, children Houaahold Qooda 40 plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed protecHon classes. Complete radio, cassette player. orch. large lot. Good buy. Florida and north Atlantic states. Elsewhere, generally lair sand and stone. 6469504. Excellent condition. M9-4712. H’utchins Agency 646-3166. great. $250. Home Locaters. modern facilities. Canine TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- CHILD CARE in licensed weather should prevail. Minimum readings include: iap- REFRIGERATORS 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp home 7 - 6 daily, three meals, Fee $35. 522-4600. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon OFFICE SPACE Wagon - Running condition. pm im ate maximum temperatures in parenthesis! Atlanta Washers, ranges, used, JAFFO POOL TABLE - Road, Manchester. For reser­ car. Asking $^50. 6464938. 1969 SCOUT - Four wheel laundry outings and overtime MANCHESTER - Just listed. guaranteed and clean. New Professional. $300. or best FOR RENT $150 or best offer. Call after 6, Drive. Excellent running con­ services .Manchester. Deb­ Seven room Ranch. Three — SOUTH WINDSOR— 70 187), Boston 64 (81), Chicago 70 ( 90), Cleveland 68 ( 86), vations please call 6465971. 6466536. Ntw to nurkel Split level Three shipment damaged, GE and offer. Good condition, needs 7-11 250 square feet, center of PONTIAC LEMANS 1976. dition, no rust, low mileage. bie, 643-1790. bedrooms, family room, two Dallas 78 ( 97), Denver 56 ( 90). Duluth 56 ( 74), Houston 73 Manchester, air conditioning and bedrooms, ljundry room, livins Frigidalre, Low prices. B. D. to bbe recovered. Call 566 FREE - 5 kittens. Litter train P.S., P.B. Only 24,000 miles. Asking $2095. 6462796. baths, garage. Bowers School. (M) Jacksonville 73 ( 92). Kansas City 68 ( 87). Los Angeles Pearl and Son, 649 Main 3217. BUffWWAHc TMNsUtPiiOB parking. Call 643-9551. 1970 CHALLENGER - Many extras. Mid $40’s. Hayes room & dmina room combiiuitiofi. Please call 6462059. Reasonably priced. 5269026 TWO HIGH School boys will rec room end family room, large 60 ( 76), Little Rock 75 ( 96), Miami 76 ( 88), New Orleans 74 Street, 6462171. Automatic 6 cylinder, new before 3 p.m. do lawn work and odd jobs. Corporation, 6464)131. 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury - lot m a coflvenienl area of town (^ ). New York 68 (80), Phoenix 79 (103), San Francisco 51 SEARS COLDSPOT - Air con- *••••••••••••••••••••••••• snow tires, Mag wheels, 4 Excellent condition. Asking Have pick up 649-1826 or 649- Hurrv W.900 extra rims. Call after 6, 649- (72), Seattle 51 (68), St. Louis 71 (93). Washington 74 ( 88). MOVING. SELLING ditioner, 14,0000 BTU. Boata-Aecaaaorlaa 45 Apartmanta For Ront 53 Apartmonta For Ront 53 Homoa lor Ront 54 1968 VW Squareback. Four $600. Call 6469483, anytime. 6506 MANCHESTER - New lisUng! EVERYTHING! - Some Excellent condition, $190. Call 4256. $1000. In Rolling Park Estates. HOMESEEKERS REALTY new tires, engine runs great, things free if moved. Washing 633-8113 after 6 p.m. 14 1/2 FOOT MFG - 40 HP N e e d le w o rk Roaort Proporty needs body work. $500. Call JULY SPECIAL - Red 1974 Seven room Cape, garage, ______M »^353 MANCHESTER - Second SIX ROOM CAPE - Close to 1966 FORD Mustang Converti­ machine. Television, and Johnson Motor. New lower floor, 5 rooms. Adults only. No shopping, bus, schools. $300 For Ron! 56 after 5, 643-2836. Gran Torino Ford. Automatic, [] EDUCATION Tireplace, carpeting, gorgeous chairs. 643-5906. wgarage sale - Moving. Must unit generator. Starcraft ble - Needs tune up. $550. Call trero lot near schools and pets. CCall anytime 5664696. monthly. Security and power steering, power brakes, arge sell air 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ Trailer. Very good condition. 643-4028, after 5:00 p.m. 1968 PONTIAC Tempest - air. Excellent condition. recreation. $44,900. 6465334. Duplex, with country kitchen, Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 references required. Mr. COVENTRY LAKE - Four ELECTROLUX VACUUM - day through Saturday. 66 Many extras. $1200 firm. 566 FOUR ROOMS Second floor. Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646 bedroom lakefront cottage. Needs some work. $2M. Ask $2600. 649-6013. Rrhata Inatructlonna IS attic space, 2 car garage, Valley Street. 646-3416. 4403, after 5. NEED CAR? Credit bad? With power nozzle, In good Stove, refrigerator. Adults 4200. August 6th through 13, August for Mike, 6462191. MANCHESTER - Six Room fenced yard. Near school, condition. Call 8769190. ILOOKINQI Bankrupt? Repossessed? Cape. Good condition. Low prefered. 6469428. 27tn through September 3rd. 1976 HORNET - 4 door. RE.MEDIAL READING and busline, shopping. Excellent FOR SALE - 120 Bass Accor­ 8 FOOT SAILING Dinghy - © We offer the largest variety of i Honest Douglas accepts 1972 MUSTANG - 302, taxes. Low heating cost. Good attractive apartments and^ $150 weekly. 742-8815,6460882. Automatic, power steering, mathi individualized work condition. $47,900. Owner. 872- WE BUY AND Sell Furniture. dion with music stand. $150. Fiberglass hull, aluminum lowest down, smallest automatic. Very good condi­ starter home. I^rge yard. 9670. Let us suggest a fair market ^ townhouses in Manchester.^ air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best program, (lst-8th grade! by Cash on the line. Chie piece or Good condition. 646-3416. mast, nylon sail. Good condi­ S i Rental office open dally 9-5.eS payments. Douglas Motors, tion. $1800. Call 6^3583, or offer. 2867035. Owner, $34,500. Offers invited. @ weekends, U-3. S 345 Main. Master'saster's degreet teacher. 56fr price for your property an entire houseful. 646-6W. tion. 647-1308 after 5:30. NEEDLEWORK Autoa For Sola 51 Auloa For Salo 61 ' Auloa For Salo 61 6468668. 8075. 6468166. MANCHESTER - Owner Furniture Barn, 345 Main TAG SALE ITEMS - One low 1972 LINCOLN Continental - relocating. Year old six room Street beside Douglas Motors. EVENRUDE Outboard Includes I D M H T O I Two Door hardtop. 55,(K)0 Colonial in excellent condi­ (no obligation) price takes all. Plus woodbur- ning cooking stove. Call 646 Motor. 35 horsepower, elec­ 24-page miles. $2800. 6462057. □ REAL ESTATE ManchMiwr tion. Large rooms, bath and tric start. Excellent condi- 1 EIITQiraSES I 1/2, all appliances, wood deck □ MISC. FOR SALE Alt-Season CUSTOM BUILT [OHN F. SHANNONi Uon. $125. 6460709. 646-1021 1 1973 CHEVY Vega Hatchback Homaa For Sala 23 overlooks large vard, es GIFT Book We have one building lot - Very good condition. $950. ta b lish e d neighnghborhood, Building Suppllaa A2 Qardan Products remaining on Pilgrim Lane In, REALTOR Articlaa lor Sala 41 47 Call 6461844. MANCHESTER - Newly P"priced right. CallllnitedlUnib Real- ■ ty, 6465016. listed. Offered by owner. (off Porter Street) for a NATURAL STONE for MULCH HAY - $1.50 per bale TERRYVILLE - Beautilful ONE OWNER - 1968 Pontiac custom built home by 568-5660 MLS ALUMINUM sheets used as retaining walls, veneers, five room. Heat paid, children Eight room Ranch wall-to- ILii printing plates, .007 thick, at farm, Vernon. 8767308. Will Tempest. 64 000 miles. Good wall carpeting, paneled fami­ Orlando Annulli. Please SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine patios, etc. Pick up by the deliver, minimum 10 bales. and pets accepted. $ ^ . Home condition $650. Call 643-9263 room Custom Ranch. Two 23x32", 25 cents each or 6 for pound or delivery by the ton. Locaters. Fee $35 . 522-4600. ly room, fireplace, 2 baths, call for details. $1. Phone 6462711. evenings, 2362907 days. walk-up attic, treed lot, baths, cast iron baseboard Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, WARREN E. heat, central au' conditioning, 6463163. MANCHESTER - U rg e four enclosed yard, attached gar­ UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Trucks tor Salo 62 age, assumable mortgage - 3 1/2 garages, $54,900. Hayes MANCHESTER - New Usting STOP AT THE room, heat paid, yard. $180. Corp. 6460131. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Call now. Home Locaters. Fee low interest rate, and more. HOWLAND offered by owner - Six Room Bualnaaa Proparty 26 CORN CRIB 1973 GMC 1/2 Ton Pickup - Raaltora 643-1108 Brownies nurses. East $35. 522-4600. Mid $40’s. 6461038 or 6464875. Cape, on heavily treed corner Catholic School. 6461225. On BueUand Road Power steering/brakes. MANCHESTER - 2-3 lot, in desirable Bowers PUREBRED GERMAN We are open tor the season. 10 to 8 Heavy duty equipment PACKAGE STORE - Andover. Shepard puppies. Eight weeks Fresh com and vegetables picked WILUNGTON - By owner. Bedroom Cape. Fireplace, School area. Wall to wall WILLIMANTIC - Four room, throughout. V-8, standard remodeled kitchen, inground Growing suburban area. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, old. No papers, no shots. ^ daily. Pick your own appliances, yard. $125. Home Colonial, eight rooms, four carpeting, fireplace, garage, Phone 7C1-8616 after 3 p.m. shift, runs good. May be seen pool, city utilities, excellent processed gravel, stone, sand each. Call M68045. Locaters. Fee $35. 522-4600. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. One MANCHESTER - Ranch. aluminum siding. Beautifully and fill. For delivery call daily in Manchester. Call 456 acre. $41,500. 487-0688. Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, condition. $39,900. Hayes decorated Inside, and 9373 evenings. Corp. 6460131. George H. Griffing, Andover, ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, small down payment. Good in­ landscaped outside. $ ^ . Call Articlaa for Sala 41 742-7886. Ardclaa tor Sala 4 } Antiquaa 40 EAST HARTFORD - Burnside terest rate. Owner will 6464017. appliances Included, kid's Uotorcycloa-BIcycloa 64 Avenue. Commercial proper­ assume mortgage. S years BY OWNER - Immaculate O.K. $1(10. Don't delay.leiay. iHome seven room aluminum sided WANTED Antique furniture, Locaters. Fee $35. 52-4600. ty. Six Room Colonial. (Jnly payment. Call anytime, 646 MANCHESTER - Plymouth glass, pewter, oil paintings, or TRIUMPH 1978 Bonneville ^,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- Cape. Wall-to-wall carpeting, Lane. Immaculate seven 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and fireplace, rec room, low other antique items. R. MANCHESTER - 7475. room Garrison. Fireplaced Harrison, 643-8709. Large three rack. $1,750. 2864042. heatmg, 1/2 acre. $43,500. 646 living room, new kitchen, 1 bedrooms, first floor, garage, 1695. 1/2 baths, family room, etc. kid's great. $255. Home Wa n t e d - old toys, post $35. 522-4600. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Dead end street. Call owner cards, steins, stringed in­ 2071 Locaters. Fee 6461677. No agents. $53,900. W IL D R O S e \ - 1 ^ ★ ★ Manchoatsr struments, ppaintings, fur­ THREE AND HaU Rooms - HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 niture, clocks, advertising No. 2071 . . . The Wild FX-1200 - Built by factory KODAK DISTRIBUTOR Polaroid NEW HOMES MANCHESTER - Four Flower Quilt . . . is only Second floor, stove, items, outright purchase, con­ refrigerator, heat, hot water. engineer. Branch heads, EVEREADY . W.4NTED KEYSTO NE Wostwood SocUon II bedroom Contemporary signments. 644-8962. one of the dozens of Ranch. Fireplaced family Needlework patterns you Big yard. Garage. Front Barnett clutch, aluminum WESTINQHOUSE HOL80N ALBUMS Ranches, Capes, Colonials, porch. Nice neighborhood. rocker rollers, Mlkuni car­ room adjoining kitchen, 2 1/2 WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, will find in the 1977 AL­ Individual. Mala or Famala, needed full or part-time to diatribute Raised Ranches, Dutches. Stores and busslines near by. buretor, balanced blue printed baths, 2 car attached garage. Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ BUM. The 1977 Album is world famous Kodak film and other photo products through Now starting on high treed No pets. Ideal for school motor and transmission. 646 Call Suzanne or Arthur a o ils , tings, Dolls, Stringed $2.00 a copy. company established locations. Make this your year lor In- lots. Call now to see our 6463233. J. Watson Beach Co., No. 2071 has transfer teacher, or young married 7732. Instrum ents. 646-2690 for 12 motifs; complete dependence. $4995.00 investment. Guaranteed 12 month plans. Manchester Office, 647-9139. (anytime). couple. Security required. merchandise repurchase agreement Priced from $59,900 to Equal Housing Opportunity. quilt directions. $1!» monthy. Call 6467812. ★ ★ CALL Mr. Martin (ToB FrM ) t-SOO-SAS-IZOO or C oUk I AS14-Z2S-17S1 $64,900. TO ORDER, Sm O 75< fir Mck ptt- 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter ttfi, itis m fer pMtaie ani Moodnj to Frldax, f u i l to I pjn.-8g Herald excellent condition, many FIRESTONE BUILDINQ ■ SINCE 1946 MERRITT Agency BUILDING LOT For Sale - 4739. Inquire at 77 Oak Street, 1150 Av«. el Americaa Manchester. extras. Exceptionally good E 162 N. 3rd SL, Columbus, Ohio 43215 646-1160 Henry Street. Near schools. New Yer1(« N.Y. 100M performance since purchased No brokers. Call 646-4528. Frill Nimt, A id m i with ZIP COVENTRY - Three room new. $500. Call 6 4 6 ^ after CODE Md Style Nitaker. 4:30 p.m. □ RENTALS AUO THESE BOOKS AT S1.28 EACH. furnished apartment on large property overlooking lake. He. a-11l-BLUE HIBBOH OUILTS. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Cm UIi i ilittM Ifvily $175 m onthly. S ecu rity He. D-117> QUILTS ON PARADE. - Lowest Rates Available! Rooma for Rant 52 OtractlMs for ilx tiii mitts. deposit, lease and references $ERVICB required. No children or pets. Immediate binding authority. He. Q-ltl-CRANOUOTHER'S FLOW Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ER QUILTS. I I fasciMtiiK mills. 7467949. He. Q U O -A M E R IC A 'S FAVORITE surance Agency, 643-1126. Room - Fully furnished. AFGHANS. A btiatifil telKlIoi. Stove, refrigerator. Linens THREE BEDROOMS - 5 He. Q-120-MAKE A GIFT. Hiay I960 HARLEY' Davlson - provided. 801 m in Street, 646 lifts far fritadi aad fu lly. room Duplex. Available August 1st. References and Panhead dresser. Low security. Write Box E, c/o mileage, $1950 firm. 527-9689. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ Manchester Herald. nished rooms. Kitchen 1970 350 HONDA. $350 firm. Call 5663217. privileges, centrally located, Apartmanta For Ront 53 CHARLES APARTMENTS - parking, men or women, Deluxe 4 1/2 room Townhouse 1970 TRIUMPH Bonneville - Sar/lcaa Ollarad 31 Sar/lcaa Ollarad beposit. Call 6462358. -11/2 baths, all appliances, 2 31 Building-Contracting 33 Bulldlng-Conlractlng“ ” '33 VILLAQER APTS. 650. Bored 40 over, new crank, Caipetlng, lull basement, IVk tile air conditioners. Carpeted. C AM TREE Service - Free es- $22 PER WEEK - Centrally Heat and hot water. Patios. rods, bearings, valves, WINDOW CLEANING - WES ROBBINS carpentry batm, appliances, heat, patio, air retainers, guides. 1,000 miles timates, discount senior CARPENTRY - Repairs, located. 146 Center Street. conditioner, no pets, adults. Soundproofing Washer/dryer Commercial A Residential. remodeling specialist. Ad­ citizens. Company remodeling, additions, gar­ Please call 6468013. hook up. Storage. Basement since new motor. $1,000. (?all Manchester owned and Full insured. Free estimates. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, CHMLES 6461756, or 2869046. Can be Call (Quality Maintenance In­ ages, roofing. Call David LESPEKANCE ?;araee. Some available with operated. Call 6461327. built-ins, bathrooms, Patria, 6461796. seen at Five Star Choppers, corporated, 6468845. kitchens, 6463446. CENTRAL LOCATION - ireplaces, and 2 car garages. Kitchen privileges. Free 649-7620 From $280 to $325. 6466, automktlc. PS, PB, air. landau roof, ARE YOU SELLING your Apartmanta For Rant 53 TWO FAMLIY - 5 rooms, 2 mag wheala, rear dafogger, low milaaaM. V-6, auto.. PS, PB, air, radial tirea, bucket aaata, BRICK, BLOCK, Stone exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 872-9187, 6463417. mobile home? Buyers excellent work. References. bedrooms. $250 monthly. Fireplaces, concrete. Carpentry and general con­ WE HAVE customers waiting References required. Mr. ~ •3995 waiting. Please call Plaza Chimney repairs. No job too Free estimates. Fully In­ tracting. Residential and SPECIALIZING cleaning and 76 GRAND PRIX Homes, Broker. 1-8260369. Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646 2-Door Hardtop. V-s, auto., PS, PB, AIR, low sured. Martin Mattson, 646 repairing chimneys, roofs, for the rental of your apart­ 75 SEDAN DEVILLE small. Save. Call 644-8356 for commercial. Whether it be a ment or home. J.D. Real 4200. estimates. 4431. small repair job, a custom new roofs. Free estimates. 30 All Cadillac equipment Including AIR. leather In­ Estate Associates, Inc. 646 ^ 3 9 5 terior. vinyl roof. 6 H A O I I built home or anything in Years Experience. Howley, THREE FAMILY Tag Sale - QUALITY PAINTING and 6465361. 1980. FOUR LARGE Rooms, se­ EXPERT TREE Removal - between, call 6461379. 1,000 items. Old pitcher and cond floor. Heat, hot water, 7B CUSTOM C R U r a 74 PINTO WAGON Free_ estimates. Insured. Paper Hanging by Willis Station Wagon, V>6, automatic, P8, PB, air. bowl, carnival, oil lamp and LOOKING for anything in real appliances, carpeting In­ powar wlndovm. powar aaata, tilt whaal. 4 cylinder, 4 apeed, low mileage. OK, We’ll make Workii^ Manchester area for Schultz. Fully insured, FOR ALL your Dry Wall ROOFER WILL Install roof furniture. June 25th, rain date references. 6464M3. estate rental - apartments, cluded. Lease and security. over eight years. Reasonable. needs - Drobiak Dry Wall siding or gutters for low dis­ 26th. 10 to 3. 44 Warren No children. $225. Availahle 73 BUICK REGAL the first move! count price. Call Ken at 647- homes, multiple dweellings, 75 MONTE CARLO Call, All-Sitate Tree Expert Company, 575 Center Street Avenue, Vernon, (off Tunnel WOHDERFIJU no fees. Call J.D. Real Estate on or before July 15th. 646 V-d, automatic, PS, PB, air, divided front seat, Co., 742-6591. HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Manchester. Call 646-8882. 1566. Road). Landau. V-6, auto., PS, PB, air, AM /FM atarao vinyl roof. R O Q Q R painted for $lS0-$200 by Associates, Inc. 6461980. 9787. radio, lilt whaal, crulaa control, powar wlndowa. scheduling now. Professional 35,000 mllaa. H 4 4 Q 8 73 FORD WAGON $500 OFF ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars NEWTON SMITH CENTRALLY LOCATED - THREE ROOMS, heat, and attics. Moving large considers any job. ^2869287 9 2 8 7 Remodeling, Repairing. Rec V-6, automatic tranamlaalon, power ateerlng, Is the way Marie Wolfe, of 50 Warren Avenue, Vernon, Three room heated apart­ utilities, appliances included. power brakea, air conditioning. any home In atockl appliances, also stone or loam evenings or weekends,eken' Don. rooms. No job too small. 646 Haating-Plumbing 35 ment. Second floor. Security. Security deposit and 75 COUPE DEVILLE Over 50 homaa to delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. ■■"XPER...... -N Conn, describes the response to her Tag Sale Ad, which , Ail Cadillac aquipmant Including AIR. Spaclal S29G5 four average paper'apei In Call 6462426, 9 to 5. references required. No pets. chooaa fromi All pricad SEWERLINES, sink lines, $275 monthly. Call 6466958 VINYL REPAIR - We can fix average room , $30. Mr. CARPENTRY, Custom ran in The Herald Classified Section June 23rd. and |B695 73 OLDS DELTA 88 to toll from $3,995. cleaned with electric cutters, THREE ROOM Apartment - after 5 p.m. Royal. 4 Door, V-6. auto., PS, PB, complataiy sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Richman, 6463864. Houses - Addditions, garages by professionals. McKinney 24th. Approximately 100 or more people showed up! Heat, hot water, appliances, 74 ELDORADO COUlire EXAMPLE: reconditioned, a/c. new tirea. (2 to chooae fronM. Trados wolcomo. need for expensive rec- roofing and siding, kitchens! Loadad with all Cadillac aquipmant. Air con* Bros. Sewage Disposal air conditioning. Storage AUGUST 1st Occupancy. Six covering. 5665878. You can turn your bathrooms, and r ^ i r work ditloning, laathar Intarlor, tilt whaal, atarao. (2 to Commpany, 643-5308. spacious rooms, nrst floor, chooaa from) Now it’s Your "don't needs" into cash oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ area, laundry facilities, gar­ She also gives special praise to her paperboy, Jim Gottier of age. Security deposit. No pets. li^utlful yard, garage, two 72 CHEVY Ma libu ‘S*®® fast with a Classified Now 1977 V-6. auto., PS, PB. vinyl roof, excellent condition. REWEAVING burns, holes. vis for estimate, 643-6712. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Warren Avenue, Vernon. $&5. 64648U, 8467268. children, no peta. H e^ extra. Move! Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ad. $255. 646208L 74 CADILLAC SEOAB Window shades, Venetian CARPENTRY A Adasonry - kl^h'-”’ drains. Da Villa. All Cadillac aquipmant Including a/o, OLDS DELTA 88 Mina an $17M —tchen faucets replaced, FOUR ROOM Apartment, laathar Intarlor, tilt whaal. orutaa control, alWao. SALE blinds. Keys. TV for rent. J.P. LEWIS A SON - Interior Additions and remodeling Shouldn’t You Be Putting Your Tag Sale Ad 72 OLDS 88 S IB M repaired. Rec rooms, Ayailable August 1st. Heat, BEAT THE COMMUTE! Town Sedan PRICE V 8 , •utomeljc. PS, P B Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 and Exterior Painting, Free estimates. Call Anthony bathroom remodeling, heat Cromwell area's most PUZO 5221. Paperhanging, and Squillacote, 649-0611. hot water, appliances, laundry modernization, etc. Free Where K Will Do You The Most Good? facilities, storage area, gar­ prestigious and luxurious 74 CHEVY CAPRief***® stock #4166. Tlntsd glass, floor mats, air 70 CUTLASS SUPREME remodeling. Fully insured. Estimate gladly given. M AM 4 Door Hsrdtop, V-S, •utonutlo, PB, PB, poww 2 Door Hardtop. 6, automatic, power ateerlng, 6469658. age. Security dep isit. Lease. studios. One, two and three cond., remote control mirror, cruise con­ INTERIOR A EXTERIOR Sell your extras with a Plumbing A Heating. 6462871. bedroom apartments from windows, low mlloago. mekaumm power brakea, air condlUonInv, bucket eeata, low HOMES Painting - Insured. Good Adults. No pets, r .6464884, trol, whitewall radial tires, AM/FM stereo, 1348 Wilbur Croat fast-action Classified IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE 6467268. $160 to $289 per month. Call SZB85 ilS O T work. Reasonable rates. Free INFLATION FIGHTERS - adi PLUMBING and Heating - today, 632-1300. Only 15 bodyside moldings, reading lamp, con­ *5987 Highway, estimates. Call Ed Dascanio Save 20 to 507o! Quality Fast service. Reasonable MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD... minutes to downtown Hart­ 73 PONTIAC LEMANS venience group. Barlln Tpka., 6466965. Interior-exterior. Painting. In­ MANCHESTER • Four room, 4 Door, V-S. luto., PS, PB, ilr, vinyl root, low EXPERTS - Stone work. Dry rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- heat paid, garage, appliances ford. mllaaga. Inc’.udee Freight B Dealer Prep. Barlln, Conn. sured. Free estimates. Call wall, retaining walls, stone 6567. 1-829-03eo CARPENTRY - All types of 643-1609, 742-9423. — ncluded. $?25. Home steps, ornamental work, CALL TODAY PHONE 643-2711 w caters. Fee $35. 522-4800. ATTRACTIVELY Paneled 78 OLDS U *2305 carpentry; Remodeling, reasonable estimates. Let us four room apartment. Stove, roofing, siding. No job too 4 Door, Luxury Sodtn, V 8 , luto., PS, PB, i/c, all PAINTER NEEDS Work - beautify your home. Call after refrigerator, references. No luxury oqulpm onl Spoclal Will WMk. Mr. Goodwrench small. Free estimates. 646 Interior, Exterior Painting, Sar/lcaa Wantad 30 SOUTH WINDSOR - Four Motors 1 p.m., 6469508 or 6465635. peU. $166. 2263540, 6463167. 3079. Papering, by the hour or job. large rooms, garage, yard $2995 says: ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, flfO. K id ’s 'H W Aulomotivo Stryfee 66 Residential, Commercial. CARPENTRY, Remodeling, ED'S LIGHT Trucking - Summer homes, apartments, attics, garages, yards Locaters. Fee $35. 522-4600. MANCHESTER - Two family 71LTDWAQ0N • 0M$inoMe •PontlK •CmMm Inc. 'Use Genuine Additions - Roofing, siding, CelUrs and attics cleaned. cleaned, moving trucking. Wxe H e ra ld V 8 , auto., PS, PB, aiVr # 1 W O ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- windows puttied. 20 years and painting. No job too - Second floor. Heat, electrici­ Trees cut. Free estimates. experience! Will Travel. E Loam for sale. Lawn service. MANCHESTER - Three ty and appliances Included. GM Perter sun specialists, factory 646194$. small. Free estimates. 646 No job too big or small - 566 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-1181 872-9145 trained, one day service. 114 Davis, 6460495. 3079. bedrooms, yard for children, $245 monthly. 643-2282, 644- Rt. 83p Talcottville Ave.. Varnan 8522. carpet, $20d. Home Locaters. 8898. East Main Street. Rockville. Fee $11. 6U-4600. 871-1617.